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THE RUSSIAN REPORT.
Saws German Invaders Ar" Pressed
on Every side.

'prr,dl Cdbir DsSpdfch 70 Tue StN
PrrRoGRAu. Nov % The following
Official communication from the Russian
Genera stan WAS given out tonight
The nEhuuE near LODI continues.
The large German forces which n
November 90 hrollr into the region uf
Strykow. Br2eZuN. koluS2 81. lg.o",.
and Tus2yn tall these places are in
the vicinity of Lod2) are pressed on
every side by our troops, ana ar, nos
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FAVOR GETTING JAPAN'S AID

PARIS, Nov 20 stephen Pichon. for
merlv Minister of Foreign Affairs writ,
ing in the rem JOURNAL expresses salts.
faction AT the growth Of the idea NJ hav-
ing the japanese participate In the land
war on the Continent of Europe lie
says the idea has par:isans IN Japan.
France AVID Russia, that England is
rather sympathot.c and thar Germany
fears the poSs Utility
lie adds that lne unjust T. as pro-
volted I'm thc United states are dying OUT
and moreover II Is easy 20 give tb' United
States all the necessary guarantees
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Shot In HOTEL
ROOM BY THIEF,
WHO ENDS LIFE
Philadelphia Grapples With
RObbcr to Save Wife.
Who Calls Help.
SHOOTER PROBABLY
AN |. W. W. FUGITIVE

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 25-Mortis G
Condor, president of the II. b. Underwood
Machine Company. was shot tonight by
"A Mexican who entered his room in the
Hotel Ndelphia and at the point of re-
volver forced him and Mrs Condor to give
him money
While Mrs. Condor. fleeing to an ad-
joining room. was telephoning to tho hotel
office for help. the Intruder walked to the
corridor. placed the revolver 10 his owr
head and sent a bullet through his brain.
lie fell dead at her feet as she ran to the
side of her wounded husband. Nj. Con.
don is IN tho jefferson Hospital with a
bullet In his abdomen and physicians said
his chances for recovery are good
The police believe the man who did the
shooting came here from New York and
that he may he ono Of the men made the
subject OF "a warning message sent here
earlier In the day by the New York police.
The message asked Philadelphia detectives
to he on the lookout for / W. W. men
want,u IN New Work and believed to he
headed for this city.
Mr. and Mrs Condor were sitting in
Adelphla when they heard knock at the
door. Mr.. Condor opened the door and
saw well dressed man who. bowling to
Mrs. Condor. explained that nc was the
"house electrician" and had come 10 re-
pair the electric switch. Placing his hat
on a table he walked to the switch.
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FEAR SEALS LIPS
OF POULTRY MEN
IN MURDER HUNT
Scores Of Detectives Seek i'm
Vain for Clues to Barnett
Baff's Slaycrs.
SISPICIONS DIRECTED
"CHICKEN PULLERS"

-, alleys that arc called avenues in
Nc, Washington Market hummcd ycstcr-
;,v IN uudcrtoucs of the murder of Bar
nett Ba0. the poultry dealer who was
,roLobly the most hated man In all that
,sronc II receivers and merchants. The
MON who had known him chatted in little
.-oups between the hdrricades OF Grated
chickens and geese. whispered and dis
-srgcd when a stranger appeared and
we're as silent ~ Ran's own closed stall
when one asked what they thought of IT.
Never before have SO many detectives
circulated through those noisy, narrow
streets They buitouholed every man in
that quarter. They ran down every hint
Of q clue At the last they went back
10 Headquarters to report that they had
learned little during the days search The
mystery of the whole thing only urged the
police 10 greater efforts and last night ad-
dticral scores OF men were out searching
the nechborhuods where Bats enemies
src most numerous And the variety OF
this mans enemies s what is making the
solution Of death 80 difficult.
There are three theories as to the mo-
tves that moved two men 10 shoot him
down Tuesday night one OF these is
that certain members OF the poultry
trust against whom he had turned in
formant, had hired gunner to do away
with him. Another was that friends OF
the five Italians whom he sent to Sing
sing for robbing the manager OF his store
IN East l09th street last March. had made
good on their threat to get even with him.
The iast theory IL that he was murdered
hy some of those inen who are known to
the trade as Chicken pullcrS' and who
are admitted on all sides to he individuals
with whom it is dangerous to get into
trouble.
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Grabs Would he Murderer.

Releasing his hold on Mrs Condor 9
arm. he walked toward IN" door Then
ne again turred toward her Fearing
for his wifc's safety. Mr. Condor rushed
al the intruder and arappled with him.
A. they fell. struggling. TO the floor.
Mrs. Condor ran from the room. The
door OF room adjpinng was ajlr and
she entered II and grasped the telephone
At the same moment the sound OF a shot
reached her, followed by groans OF her
husband
For Gods sake send help" she
pleaded. when the operator CONNECTED her
with the office A. she went back into
the hall the Mex!cau was leaving the
room.
He took few steps In the direction OF
the elevators. then stopped SLOWLY he
raised the revolver TO his temple and
pressed the trigger
The dead man was about - years old
He was feet inches m height
smooth shaven and OF dark complex ion
He was appa rentlY OF Mexican birth.
In his pockets were stubs OF twenty.
five New York theatre tickets Including
the longacre. Booth. Tlppodrome and
lidrris
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/APATA TRICKS VILLA.
slips Into Mrxico cry, Loots stores
and RcpudiRt-s Gutierrez.

Blanco, the man whom Gcn villa and the
Convention had expected to maintain
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Looks Into u Revolver.

As he was about to return to his chair
Mr. Condor was startled by an eXclama-
ton from his wife. Turning quickly H.
found himself looking into the barrel NJ a
revolver in the hands of the bogus cleo
trician.
You know what this is." the intruder
said Il want your money, and ! want
1t right away"
Mr.. Condor walked to a bureau dra WEI.
picked up handbag belonging To his
wife and handed Il to her. Trembling.
she passed Il to the intruder. He opened
II, discovered rhat I; contained only $3bO
and threw 1t upon the floor.
81 want more than this" no said skill
menacing man and wife with the revolver
Il have SO gold piece In the bureau"
Mrs Condor told her husband, Who got
the coin and tossed II to the man He
caught ii and placed the money IN his
pocket
Mrs Condor sinking into a chair. BEGAN
to remove and secrete her diamond rings
In her nervousness she dropped one and
II fell 10 the floor. The man saw II and
sprang To her side.
What are YOU doing rhere"" he de.
manded. as he graspcd her arm IL want
money and YOU got to give it 10 me
am badly wanted by tho New York police
don't care what become, OF me. tho
police will get me anyway"
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GREEN sTRirE sCOTCW
~ NON REPUTABLE BOTTLES
ANDREW USHER 4 co, Edinburgh. -Adv
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Other advices. however OF later date
than anything the state Department has
state that at late hour last night the
disorders we're continuing IN the face Of
efforts OF the citizens to organize volun-
teer police forces for checking the lawless-
ness.
Though unofficial adviccs and .nforms.
ton brougn; to 1T by the British and
French Ambassadors have indicated To In.
stat" Department that conditions I'm Mex
leo city were the worst IN the history Of
the last -four years Of revolution the De.
pAftment has stood pat on tho belatsd
reports or its own representatives,. who
have continually sent T.assuitng mes
sages about conditions In the Mexican can
ital
Even to-day with official i.spatcb.s in
the Department confirming reports of the
Tong dreaded entry OF Zapata officials
mere endeavorcd to explain away tE,
situation, many fttrhutug IN" UNOFFICIAL
reports to quarters unfrendly 20 villa.
coming on the hee.s of the abandonment
Of Vera cruz by the American forces 4
is fully appreciated here that the dis.
orders ~ Mexico CITY VIII create painful
IMPRESSION rs IN" effectiveness Of the
washington policy with reEdrd to Mexic,
The reIur' of British and French Am.
ndSSadors TWO ddys ago mad. officials
here all the more ANXIOUS that there should
" 80 i'N''~0'''NN ~ NNf M'NltAl capital
winch might culLngcr lfc ana property OF
foreigners IS wcI rs McNicaus
The view u the British and French
Governments differ onsiderably from the
altitude OF the Administration in recen.
Stages Of tho Mexican situation II Is
known that these Governments are in
ctreu 20 hold the United States respuu-
siblc Tor what - occurring in Mexico
to-day These Governments regard N,
United states rs largely rrSpous BILE for
MeXico's present state.
u became evident to-day That follow.
ING their practices Of turning from one
hope to another Administration uflicia g
are now counting on the entry II villa
INTO Mexico city soon as the means q
checking any disorder whicn may exist
th're during the occupation of the city
by Tapata and his forces.
tl'otherss report some DAYS agp that
villa had issued an order forbiddding
looting and the moestation Of women
officials here, and their ONLY
anxiety now is lest MS arrival at the
capital he greatly DELAYED While thr
precise nature OF the relations between
Villa ana Xapata are not known. accord.
Hapata IL a, east wiling 20 cooperate IN
the movement against Carranza
l.ns; official reports SAID that Villa was
At Celaya. just south OF Querr;aro with no
obstacles between HIM aud Mexico city
Consul canada reported to-day that all
was Gui"' in Vera cruz. bu, added that
reports had been received OF disorders
In Mexico ely He forwarded 10 Wash
inEton Consul Sl4iman's reports which
the latter was unable to get through by
any direct unr of communications
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,vREAT BEAR SPRING WATER-
&c the csss OF siI slsss stoppsred BOTTLES
-let,
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U-I7 IN TROUBLE.
German Submarine Believed 10 ne
Helpless In North sen.

Sp,cio' cable Despatch 10 THr SvN
CoPfSHAGES. Nov 25-The German
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04
Ok
| EsNV

~. The cool old summer time is
20 coming along apace and this
number introduces one pace that will
take pleasure in alleviating the dis.
comforts of the warm weather. They
have been for five years past catering
to the people who love the best in
fine home made candies, soda foun.
tain drinks and frozen dainties. They
make all their own candies, and all
their ice cream and syrups for the
fountain. Their excellence is so well
known that everybody around this
city knows where to leave their Or
der for fresh candies and dinner des-
serts. They always turn out right
from this store. 1t is one OF
the best equipped and ornamented
confectionery stores in Utah. what
is the name and new address?
ROYAL CONFECTIONERY
10 North Main
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04
112 North Main

-. This number introduces one
OIL of the most popular places in
the city to get that sweet tooth
cured. The cure is not permanent,
however, for they always come back
for regular treatment 1t is also the
place where the children beat it,
for to get ice cream cones. 1t is a
store that has been running only a
short time. The place where they
manufacture and sell candies, ice
cream and soft drinks. delicious
sweets. Something doing all the
time. The store fronts away from
the sun and is next door to the place
where travellers call their home.
What is the name and address? The
slogan here is Superior CANDIES
w. F. JENSEN
129 North Main
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04
GEORGE w. CLARK
1870 North Main

90 There is located in this con.
~ venient office a licensed ar.
chitect and civil and hydraulic en-.
gineer. They have both been asso-
ciated with the people of Cache Val
ley almost since the century be.
gan, aud still they are young men
They are not in partnership but they
work together-and Office together.
The architect has drawn plans that
will add very materially to the inspir.
ing sky line of this city and the en-.
gineer has been connected with sew.
eral prominent enterprises. He is
open for contracts that are worth
while-anywhere. And the architect
is ready to serve you In preparing
plans of any kind of buildings. Give
the names and address.
KARL c. SCHAUB, Architect
EUGENE SCHAUB, Civ. Eng.
35 North Main
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~ What is the name ana loea'
90 ton of the meat market that
sets the pace. Their meats are fed
right, cut right and sold right. 1t
is the market that appears 80 neat
and clean that a look inside Is an
aid to the appetite. 1t is fully equip
ped with cold storage and all MODERN
sanitary and labor saving applianc'
es; the only thing that is lacking is
that "old time meat market SMELL
1t is the market where one order gets
both the meats and groceries. They
have fresh and cured meats, hsh and
poultry. Almost forgot to mention
those fine home made hams, bacon
sausages and lard. The name ENDS
in a double letter.
BELL BROS
Hills North Main
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~ For patterns exclusive, styles
~ that are neat, fer a grade of
workmanship hard to beat; for cloth
that will wear, price that is right;
for a suit that don't lose its shape
over night; for a fit that is perfect,
now note these remarks-apply at
the home of Hart, Schahner &
Marx" If you don't know where this
is it is time you were finding out,
for they are the people who set the
high mark in mems clothes in this
country. This clothing store carries
big line of fine clothing. mems fur.
nishings, shoes, ETC., and they are ia
nous for best values. They are the
people who put the wear" in mems
wear. The place where they sell
Regal shoes and Arrow shirts. What
Is the name and address?
MORRELL CLOTHING CO.
81 North Main
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04

90 There are just two classes OF
W. grocers. One wants to ge,
rich quick-he sells the cheap brand
OF goods. The other is not in such
a hurry-he sells the best brands and
leaves the question of profit to the
volume of sales. This well known
grocery store belongs distinctly to
the latter class. The word quality
has been a watchword with this
house ever since it was established,
which was more than thirty years
ago. 1t has the exclusive sale In
Logan for the famous Chase 4 San
born teas and coffees, which origin
ate in Boston. Carries a full line OF
fancy and staple groceries, table sup
plies and also a beautiful line Of
chinsware. What is the name ant
address?
CACHE VALLEY MERCANTILE co
139 North Main
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EAGLE HOTEL
l27 North Main
40

~ Where is the place In Logan.
~ where millinery and dress
making are combined with such good
effect? But one season has passed
for this concern in the millinery bus
mess, but it was a successful one,
and they ire looking forward to
many more of the same kind Late
buyers will find some fine bargains
here in up to date hats. The dress
making department is flourishing and
is the scene OF much feminine actly-
ity at all times. They make up the
gowns that are pretty and fashion,
able. You are always welcome to
consult the lady In charge about any
costume you may have in prospect,
She win aid you oheerfully.
MRS. ED. KORUPKAT
1876 North Main
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04
CACHE VALLEY SODA WATER co.
20 West First Moth

"A There Is something doing
III around this well known meat
market-all the time. There is new
err a duh minute. II the force is not
kept busy cutting meats they are
selling groceries, and when custom
ers run short in both lines which
hardly ever happens-then they go
to work making the cafe lively
place. Nothing herein should be
construed to convey the idea that the
meat market, the grocery store or the
restaurant are ever anything but live
ly and enterprising concerns. The
proprietor has been serving the peo-
pie OF Logan for fourteen years. His
meats are the very best, and when
Continued on page seven)
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04

~ Who is the modern dentist
81 that gets out of the old rats
and practices the modern kind OF
dentistry? Who successfully eX-
tracts teeth, regulates the most IT.
regular teeth, inserts cleft palate
dentures, filings, takes out nerves
etc. within the least time-and WITH
out pain. And all at moderate prlc'
es. There is no longer any heces
sity for paying dentist $40 for an
hours work. To be up to Date you
must find out to whom this NUMBER
refers. There is progress III ever!
other profession, and there Is pro
gress also in dentistry. This dentis
is a graduate of the Chicago 'oAes'
Of Dental Surgery. Has a new AM
modern office and laboratory on
prominent corner. What is the nam
and address?
A. w. ENSIGN, D. d. S.
Main and First North
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A. H. PALMER & SONS
lS6 North Main

Where in Logan Is the one
81 best place to get everything
in stationery, books, school and Of
fee supplies? You need not be afraid
that you will embarass them by call
ing for anything in their line, no
matter how technical, for they are
prepared to supply your wants 1t Is
a book and stationery store that mas
been in operation something like thir'
ty years. They have a big trade III
wall paper, china and glassware toys
notions and miscellaneous goods All
the latest books and periodicals are
on sale here just as soon as they
are off the press. 1t will not take long
for you to solve this number aho
only n few strokes Of the pen to re
cord the name? Give the name anc
address.
WILKINSON & co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04
ROYAL BAKERY
lis North Main

Where in Logan do YOU find
90 the w. l.. Douglas shoe"
This is a shoe that many people hunt
ior on account of its remarkable val
ues in it's various grades and prices,
SO. 80, 81 and So. 1t is sold by a
dealer who carries a full line Of clo-
thing, shoes, hats and gents furnish
ings, and has been selling reliable
merchandise to the people of Logan
and Cache valley for more than tweh
ty years. He has shoes for the whole
family-and hosiery too. 1t Is the
store where the j. C. Brownstone
fine clothing is found OF course ii
is on Main street and in a building
that is owned by the merchant. What
is the name and address?
JOSEPH NEWBOLD
1873 North Main
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04
This number introduces one
of the offices where you VI

This number introduces o
Il of the offices where you u
der the hot stuph." They are coa'
dealers who have been busy IN this
city for fourteen years-tbe people
who make hobby Of the Aberdeen
and Kemmerer coal. They have all
the other kinds and will sell you any
kind you prefer, always 1000 POUNDS
TO the ton. They will take your or
der for car load, a ton. or less sui'
yourself. They also handle utah
Portland cement and Jumbo plaster
and take care OF transfer work ana
general draying. Their phone mum;
Der is more central than their once
but nobody can beat them there WIN
the coal after you have given the
order over the phone. What Is the
name and phone NUMBER
NJ 81 COAL & WOOD CO.
Phone "a
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JOHNSON
co West First North
u !

People are everywhere grasp
~ ing for means of restofnhe
and maintaining health without 'ns
use of drugs. Scientists have iouha
that e5 per cent of the vital ior'e -
the human body is derived from a'
because of the oxygen 1t coh'a'n"'
scientists have weighed the ''npo. :.
once Of this fact and have ih'en.el
q little instrument whereby the s,s
tenn may absorb more Of the il,e en
inc, disease resisting oxygen OF 'ne
atmosphere. 1t is impossible 70 en
main this little instrument mere. "" =,
can only call your attention 70 =,
and ask you to discover It's haln' o.,
also tell where the office OF 'ne w.
nanv is located in this city s
Give the name of the local mahase,
sITsAN ADA sEwELL. oxypatho'
rs North Main
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04
What is the name of the sup
90
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90 What is the name OF the sup
20 ply company that issues 500
page catalogue and is building up
big mail order trade? They are sell
ing goods at Chicago prices and they
handle almost everything under the
sun. 1t would be easier to take the
catalogue of human wants and check
off the things they do not handle than
to enumerate the things they have.
1t is big company recently organ.
lied and incorporated, taking in some
of Logan's pioneer merchants. They
have two stores in Logan and two In
Idaho towns. The principal store in
Logan fills two fioors-the upper
floor showing a beautiful display OF
crockery. Below is dry goods, groc-
cries, furnishings, hardware, etc
Home people get big advantage by
trading at this store.
THE ECONOMY SUPPLY co
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04
l49 North Main
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or II you want TO eat good bread
Oh life giving, nutritious bread,
made OF the first quality flour and
baked in the most finished perfec.
ton, you should eat the bread that
comes from this bakery. You may
think you are eating good bread, but
If you are eating any other kind you
are not eating the best. This bak-
cry has been in operation many years
but only came under present man.
agement this year. 1t has built UP
trade that is complimentary to
their product. Their cakes, doughnuts
cookies and pastry of all kinds are
just as good as the bread. They make
speciality of wedding cakes. This
bakery wears a regal name and II
fronts west. What is the name and
address?
ROYAL. BAKERY
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04
10 North Main

~ Who is this exclusive and
20 practical horseshoer. He
does nothing but horseshoeing, and
he is busy all the time. Can he do
it right? He has been at 1t since
he was a boy, and had experience as
a teacher-and now he does nothing
else-why shouldn't he do 1t right!
Just like doing a vaudeville act-hss
it down to a perfect system. His
shop is fully equipped. fronts west
has the cement floor. He gives spe'
cial attention to horses with corns
quarter cracks, interfering. forging
or any other foot troubles to winch
the horse is subject. What Is mis-
name and address?
JOHN ROSA
1913 South Main
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80

IN Who are the people who will
" loan you money at per cent
per annum? If you want to buy a
farm, or buy or build home, improve
your property or pay off a mortgage
or II you merely want to accumu-
late money with which to start in
business, or increase your capital,
this is your best opportunity. This
is remarkably low interest, you owe
1t TO yourself and family to investi-
gate before you go elsewhere and pay
more. You have about dozen years
to pay this money back in small pay
ments. 1t costs nothing to find out
about TASK the men who know.
BINGHAM BROS, Agents for
The National Mercantile Co. Ltd,
of Vancouver b. c..
112 North Main
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-04

It Is the soles of the people
~ they keep in view, for they
are the doctors of boot and shoti
they serve the living and not the
dead with the best of leather, wax,
nails and thread. They can sew on
n sole and make 1t fast, do a good
Job and make It last, A great many
patients come to their door, worn
out and run down, besides feeling
sore. Though they do not use poul
tice, plaster or pill, they cure all sick
shoes, no matter how ILL.," You will
find this up to date electric shoe stu
dlo below the level of the street
What Is the name aud address? The
last three letters of the name are
what saved the human race.