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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-24
rhorne to Lead Opposition

Thorne to Lead Opposition
Chicago, Nov. 21.-Clifford Thorne
chairman of the Iowa state board Of
railway commissioners now in Chi
cago, has been chosen as chairman
of a committee to represent the
western state commissions, which
petitioned the Interstate commerce
commission today to suspend increas'
es in freight rates proposed by wes-
tern railroads.
Mr.. Thorne quoted the advance on
grain as an example of the rates to
which objection was made. "a blan.
ket advance Of 1 cent per hundred
pounds is proposed on transportation
of grain from several thousand
points in the middle western states
to Chicago, Kansas City, St. Lonis,
Omaha and the Atlantic coast and
the Gulf" he said. "Other advances
covering extensive territory are
those proposed as to the elimination
OF the stoppage privilege with right
to unload partly for IS car. This
elimination will cause advances In
rates actually paid by the shipper
or the purchaser ranging from 10 TO
as high as 100 per cent"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-24

evidence Of the nonmineral charac.
ter of the tracts and the selections
thereof, being otherwise free from cb-
lection, will be approved to the State.
e. d. r. THOMPSON,
Register.
ADV. d5
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-24

Rub a sore throat with BALLARD'S
SNOW EMINENT. One or two ap.
plications win cure It completely.
Price Csc. 80 and $500 per bottle.
Sold BY Ritter Bros Drug Co.-Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-24

Regulate the bowels when they fail
TO move properly, HERBINE is an
admirable bowel regulator. 1t helps
the liver and stomach and restores
fine feeling Of strength and buoy
ancy. Price soc. Sold by Ritter Bros
Drug o.-Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-24
NOTICE
United States Land Office,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Octnhpr q 1914

ADV.

odlt isuhe wy, Stoii'
October 2i,l9li
To Whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
State OF Utah has fled in this Office
lists Of lands, selected by the said
state, under section of the Act OF
Congress, approved July 16, 1894, as
Indemnity School lands, viz, Serial
Ol325O, NEh NEh, SEA NEH Sec
ti3n 81, Y. 12 N, f. r.. S. l..
NJ, Copies OF said lists, so far as
they relate to said tracts by descrip-
I've subdivisions, have been cunspic
uously posted in this Office for inspec.
ton by any person Interested and by
the public generally.
During the period Of publication of
this notice, or any time thereafter,
and before final approval and certt
fication, under departmental regula
lions of April %, 1907, protests OF
contests' against the Claims of The
State to any of the tracts or subdivi
sions herinbefore, described on the
ground that the same Is more vaiu
able for mineral than for agriculture
purposes, win be received and note'
for report TO the General Land Otiic,
at Washington, ID. C. Failure so Il
protest or contest, within the tim
specified, win be considered sufiicien
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Heber Parker, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at the
residence Of Heber C. Parker, In
Wellsville, Cache County, Utah, on
or before the 23d day of August, 1915.
Date of first publication, October
%, 1914. r-...
HEBER G. PARKER,
Administrator of the estate of He
Der Parker deceased.
NEBEKER, THATCHER
& BOWEN, Attorneys.
ADV. u24
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-11-24
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

ADV.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04

state. He announced that any arms
shipped in violation of the. order
would be confscated.
He also sent to Mayor w. P. Dun
lazy, directing him to keep the sa-
looms of Trinidad. closed until further
notice. .sr
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04

> best 122-pound boxers in his day, a
good baseball player, a jockey. is a
corking shot, plays a great game of
billiards, bars no one of his weight
wrestling, bowls with a crack team,
has played soccer football, is a trap
eze performer, bareback rider, has
handled elephants, hunted big game,
sWims close to the record of the best,
has done high diving and several 9TH
er things.
Where did l discover this prodigy?
Easily. You have seen him yourself if
ever you have seen Ringlings' circus.
He is the small, compactly-built, wiry,
little fellow who has entire charge of
the equestrian department of the
great show
At IL he was the champion swim
mer of the clay holes at Washington
boulevard and Robey street. Ats12 he
was a jockey At IA he decided to-
go into the circus business. The Ring
ling shows were in Chicago, and
Agee, in short trousers, approached
Al Ringing. H
Need any men?" he inquired.
Where are they?" laughed Ring
ling.
"I'm them, said the boy, and Ring
ling took him. -
He did almost every equestrian act
possible, and in time was prpmotedlto
full charge of all such performances.
Agee is now SO. years Old He adj
mits that he is not quite as speedy as
he was seven or eight years ago-but,
Just for fun" he put on an old rum
niag suit and did 100 yards, on saw
dust and a track making two turns,
I'M 1925 seconds; then, scarcely
breathing hard, he made running
high jump of 6 feet 2 inches
Possibly there is another athlete in
the world who can beat him, but
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04

WOulu De COulSCdJ6u.s
He also sent to Mayor w. P. Dun
lazy, directing him to keep the sa-
looms of Trinidad closed until further
notice. ~
MEXICAN SITUATION Still UP
TO HUERTA
Washington, May Alt is still up
to Huerta. That was even more the
position of the U. S. today. than it
has. been fore more than year. He
retains the power to force dractic
action If the activity on the part
Of Gen. Mas troops at Vera Cruz in
creases the mediation conferences
win blow up with loud noise before
they are well commenced.
Reported Gen. Carranza has turn
ed down peace offer.
Vera Gruz.--Determination of
HueTta to draw the American forces
into Mexico City to save him from the
rebels was responsible for demand
made for surrender Of water works
outside Vera Cruz.
Reports reached here that Gen.
Mas is preparing to attack the
American troops with a force Of 49,
600 men.
Londoh.---Reports received here
from Mexico City say the Mexican
steamship Lucia was sunk in Man
zenillo Bay by explosion of mine in
tended for u. S. cruiser Raleigh. No
mention of casualties in report
Newport, r. Dictator Huerta
wired Mrs. John Dufais that her
brother, J. Starr Hunt, would have
full protection 'as well as the
others. Hunt was formerly attach
ed to the legation staff and later
took up law practice. Endeavored
several times to escape from Mexico
City during recent trouble but each
time was sent back.
-O-O-g
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04

observation-disclosures on scout
duty fell through skylight into middle
of big poker game. II gamblers ar
rested -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04
EMBARGO PLACED ON ARMS IN
COLORADO

Trinidad, Col, May Am embar-
go has been placed by Major W. A.
HOlbrook, in command of the Federal
troops in Colorado, on the importa-
ton Of arms and ammunition into the
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Derartner, CT tie Interior. u. S. Land cfrce at
Hryo, Colo December -. ! ei$.
Ne,iee rs hereby given that Thomas Codds OF
" krapahoe, Colo. who on january 2a. 1903
made 4omes.esd En,yy No. s7o5 scria! No. ceAs2
fcr sw', section 0 township les nge t5w sixth
principal m, is.an ha. filed nc.ice oi intertn 10
make .raI eve year r,ecf. 10 establish claim to the
hnd above described before ,he Clerk OF the Dis
're: Court. : Cheyenne County. Colo. on the 5C.h
aey OF January 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
c. W Raven ". r. WyaBs. G. ". Walk=r w. ~.
Howard, all OF Irapahoe. Colorado.
dec " npl4 J. r. Beavers Reci5,er.
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
Npfil t. FOR TT ELlt .hy!OS.

Department Of the ln,encr. U. S. Lana ciycs a,
5fJEc. Cco., %cy=nb:r go. 1914
! ct,ce is hereby gi.en that Charles y Merit
" q First lew. Coo who on Mas 2l &c
raae Ecr-s Stead Entry No. O!i?2O and OF
August IS l9!+ made a1ii H E. Nc oi3733 fer
S" erd Lots s.; 5 and section 80 TOWNSHIP
s. az" &5" sixth principal r,a,idian ! as fled
-o11s o. isT.,. g make final ;hrse ysa~ he ne
stae1 --;t :: .s.,2li n Claim to tie lan3 above
icec tc:-rs tae Count, Jucge II Cheyenne
&C. =. : :. :: Cheyenne WeIs. Colo. en the
-. ia, G JarIa-. 1878.
Ca.T'a,' =. n-es as WITNESSES:
Ice Ec4s hugh R1oe,7s. 4 C. Chrn:ur..., G c
Cai.z,.. d Of First View. Colo
dec ceG : / Beavers, eeis,er
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
NOTICE

All parties having proof no.
tees in this paper will receive Il
copy Of each issue during the
file of the notice, and SHOULD
you notics any mistake in yonr
notice please notify us at once so
we can make the correction. Al
50 remember tina. these notices
should be paid in advance. or ine-
madiate.y after first plJ:i :I.iDl
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice For Publication

Department ofthe Interior. U, S. Land Office n
Hugo. Cole. Deesmber s. 1914.
n office is hereby fgiyen that James L. Tuie7. c
~ Fir,t View. Colorado who or August 0. 1914
made Homestead Entry Serial ol573l for Le.s No
3-A-5-6-ll-72-l5 and ID VI. section 90 township
i3s range t6w. 9th principal n,eridianh has flee
notice OF intention 10 make final three year proof
10 establish claim to the land above described he
fore the Clerk OF The District Cour; a, Cheyenne
Wells Colo. OF the 9Th day Of January 1915
Clainan, names as Witnesses:
Don r Woif. VII Wor, Of Cheyenne Wells Coiorat L
John Ellis. John z Gilman. Of First View, Colo.
Gee 10 an J.R. grsyeys, REGISTER
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
Notice FOR Pubic a tion

Department CT ,he in.elio u. s. Lard OfIct
at Lamar. Cole. November II. 1874
y oiice is hereby given that Edward c. Winters
" OF Stockholm. Kansas, who June J. 1871
made Homestead entry serial No. oloo59 for Lots
l-2 & w.1 Wa Of ssc;ion2o new descFioet as Lots
81 ano se.:ion 30 township es rense 4l~
sixth principal meridian has filed rc,ice Ct intsiia!
10 m'ahe lnai three year proof 70 establish claim 70
the lanc above described before TIRE Clerk Ct the
D,tfic, Cour:ai Cheyenne Wells. Cc!c. cn tive 5t!,
dag Of January 8. 5.
Claimant names az witnesses:
John Conway Albert winters to,n O. Stockholm
Kansas, Jonn Shepard Charles c. Anz@. po.h O
Tovr.r. Colorado.
0ct 90 cec3 u Il ErSeE, 4 n.,i,eser, Register
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
NOTICE FOR Pr ptBI.lthVIt%

Tsp2t: :ms:: q the Ii,:erilr. U. S arc c F-c. a.
tN.c, COLORADO, No. J. !9i /,
No,ce IS hereby gwen ,aei Jc1 Feh~er.F-o : OF
y Arapaho", Co!oralS vino. or March 2e lpl !
mad homestead entry serial No. o!Go'7 for re ,
5sc,on 80 Township l2s. rsa.c "a west eth priaci-
pai Meridian, las fled noicie d ir;=n:on 10 make
final ,trce proof 10 e.ta2ish claim the !anc
1bcve deserted, before he aG.,e G the Coar:y
rorrt Ghey"r7a covEIy Coic.. a, Cheyerre : ell.
Colo. CT the as, Gay Of Dec-r cer 50
C!arIan. names as w'trzsses
j n Nesbit f n CcIleu. " 6 ,lur..r. n i%,Ngr
al Of Lraeahos, Gale.
NY 2 Gec - 2. O. HcGunc
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
NOTICE. E'Di! TT CHIltATtON

Dcra-;Ecnt Of the Interior. L : Land Ofiec at
Hugo Colo Ncy. 2. !%!4
\ Office is thereby siven that Jata H. Miller
y of Arapahoe Colo. Vic on Hose'r Der i l9l"
made Homestead entry serial No 0ll549 for Lots
i-:-5 i-s-6-.-S'N section 2s townshp l2s raHEe
icw sikh principal meridian has fled notice o.
in:ention to make final -i;Irce y-a- proof. to estah
ish claim to the land above described. before the
Judge Of the County Court Cheyenne county.
{ olo.. AT Cheyenne Wells Colorado the 2l.t
d.y OF December l"li
Claimant names Witnesses:
J NJ Nesbitt. r n Col.ctt, W. & Hunter, John
F:.hrerhol.z. a! Of hrau;.koe. Colorado.
y deg iD T o Hes:lurd. Register
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
NtIiJCF: i'oII YiON

Csra::mcn CT tie I0terios u 5. Lart Office a,
Lamar. Colo November y 1915.
y erce IS hereby given ,nat JOHN i kestsL cf
y hed:t, Colo. who on December /. 1911 mace
Homestead entry Serial No. oIl5Io far EL2 sec..cn
20 township 1Gs range 4sw sixth principal meridian
has h'et n-,oe 81 intention make lina three ;car
root! 10 establish c'air, the LAND above descr:b-
o. O.;crs the Cier. of tie EI5!ria, Cour, a. Chey
enne Wells. Coio.. On the I2lh day Of Janu.,y 1915
Claimant names as wi,.,eescs:
Fisher Sran!cr. Coio. 4 f2acdoiil, n c Rad
dohl ' Hane:. all tt.re= q ChtyenI.e Wells Cole
"cc ceCil Eugene Whitaker, Regis.ar
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17

There viii ae g boz: <3ppar at
the |. .. 0. F. Hall Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. 18th under The direc-
ton OF the /. .. 0. F and Rebek-
ah lodges. Every body invited,
Ladies bring the supper, and
gentleman bring money to buy it
4 genera good .iH3a after sup
per.
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17

M. r McClaskey; ol;' bl'c' er
has SO far recover'l, bF - .,
able to make us q SJclsl viSsE
Wednesday. 7, e beiisSs he lott
ing better than Be 3i:i bsf,'s
getting down.
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
ARENA

! ARENA
I Good skating on Eureka cyeek
Sunday, '
! The post office has new desk
for the rural carrier.
Rev. Grurwald was a caller in
our burg Monday evening.
The school will give Christmas
program, on next Tuesday night.
n. T. Nowowieyski was Il bus
mess caller in Colorado SPRINGS
last Saturday.
= Several of the young people
gave Carol klitzine a, surprise
last Wednesday night. this being
his 18th birthday.
! II. D. Wheeler returned hone
last Thursday from g inter Kans
and Kansas, City. Missouri. MI
Wheeler took his second son,
; Glen to Kansas, City, for an
operation for adenoids and tbro It
trouble. The little fellow stool
the operation hefoically and WAS
able to return witt tle IA n.ly
! Tuesday, morning.
Through the courtesy of county
superintendent OF schcol we re-
ceived a copy Of the Holiday
programs AS prepared by State
Superintendent Of schools.
! We believe each teacher shou d
make an effort to observe each
,of our State and National Holi-
days that pupils may become
! better acquainted with affairs of
our country which prompts these
days to be established.
| Our mail cal rier infolms Us
that the weighing Of route mail
during October made credit
able showing, from which a slight
increase in his salary was made
; for November. II says he has
an enthusiastic and appreci@tive
I list Of patrons, who read and are
we'll pleased with the affairs of
the country.
! The Farmers Union Of this
| place, have accepted the terms
iof the Franktown, Creamery,
and VIII shiH their cream to this
company. A station has been
established here AM { +. HeaIy
is dong the testing. The Union
has a membership of forty. and
more applications. D.. Bodwe.l
was elected preside n for the en-
suing ye:r. II. H K'itz ng. We
President. AMI O. n PIe;ss,
Secretary a1l Treasurer.
! The territory north p: here h..s
had quite a building boom. H.
H. Kt;tzing bljlt a c::rc Ala. CIV
barn, around his Silo, 9. ".
Williams a stoc': barn LIMO.
Iavorsky brothers 8 stock barn
2lx70. J. +. TompsSn a stock
and feed barn 2lXlD. Ar Brown
d stock and feed barn 4Sy42,
Chas. Hubbard an adobe holse
14x28, George Carl & strc!. shed
l2x4O, Messrs Post and Dur5y a
large harn. The citizens Of that
community realize thai the way
to handle stock successfully is to
p,ovide shelter and teal, and
the stock Industry is . s2ccess
here.
Cheyenne record., 1914-12-17
NOTICE. FOR pi'BLNi ALTON

Department: OF he !-.tccic, L. s. Lard Omce
Hugo. Colo, ho.uIo.r 1914.
\ ot:ce ID :.ereby sr.rr ,hei Pi,.fy e HcH q
n.h:o Homestead eHt:y seria! No 0!433 for Ewl4
.ocon 22 i'mTsi1Ip i's rsr ~ :" s:s III r.ircpsi
meridian has t.lsc notice .: .t4n!ion 10 lyake final
rec year 1roo % esat!ish claim 10 the la nd aboy,
GcscTibat, before the C'eTk Of lne District cour
Cheyenne Ccdr!J Coio'. {, Cney.n:e Wells
co!c:ato or the 5Cth O.. c. p.cs,:t.y :ol4,
Cia:TIant nt re. ~. .ss.s.
y. t. ".iacos T. E ri,'., -. y S Aid:s. 4.
j C:fe cid OF Are pai.cr. C.icraao.
, L-v ."Get II n.t,r- Rcsi,t
t"rIl,E> lcCiH Ttil3iACA AIrt:%
Department o6lhc interior. U 8. l.r,! Or, At
lrHo. Colo. Rev t,E. 1919
osicr is heieh by given thst FlD.,r {, Hy.rs Of
~ Cheyenne Wells Colorado who on Feb = I%Ir
m1dr Homestead onry oIo27t and OF huEust II
1914 made EGdl Homestead entry NO VI57S7 90,
OTIS 2 f." As 81 8 (lwl. ard ne. Scc,,or 90
tr"n.hip f2s Range 45w SIKH principal ule,i-
ti.h 'as filed rotCc Of intention tu make fjnaI
thItC yea, lHlol L. Cstal,!sh c'ai:r 10 the lang.
nho'c dese'Ie IL ore the Judge oihe County Court
Gh, ,,cnr,c toury. Colo. al Cheyer:ia Wis 90 O.,
the 2ls,. day OF DeceFnber. Jl4.
Cls Tant names as m:,nessts:
} S paber. julius Kiss. s y 2aEly. 5-uoe Jacs-
son al Of Cheyenne Wc!Is Ccio
n7' iS dee y ?. 0. E-ciund. R:7iz:l,
The evening world., 1914-04-22
Opera FdrescelLs
UndTheirMOruL
at Metropolitan
By SviUestsr Rascline.

REV YORK's capacity for alb
IN sorbing opera has been espe-
oiaiiy remarkable this season.
but II IL reaching tho, exhaustion
point In this-the last week. While
ne special double bill yesterday after
noon OF "Haensel und 0reter' and
"Pasiiacci" drew Q large audience
for which there was no subscription.
not even tho magic name Of Caruso
could nh the standing space behind
the rail. Both operas were we'll pre-
sented with familiar casts. In Hum
perdinck's lovely fairy tale there
were Marie hatfield. Bella Alien.
Reiss. Leonhardt. Lila Robson. 60
phio Braslau and Louise Cox. Mr..
Morgenstern conducting. and In Leon
cavailo's tragedy. Lucresia Bori. Ca
ruso. Dinh 0illy, Bada and Reschig.
lian. Mr.. Hageman conducting.
Performances now are . ssrtes Of
fareweals. and 90 many Of " II was
. regret yesterday that the audiencs
did not pay . moro marked personal
tribute TO Bella Alien. who has not
been re-ensased for next season. but
whose 0retei will ever remain .
splendid memory. And Miss Aliens
goins away recalls that. In all iiksli-
hood. Olive Frsmstad. whose remark.
able gift Of impersonation IL equaiisd.
perhaps. by no other American woman
singer save Mary Garden. 10 to DO lost
to W next year. and that Jeanne Maui
bours. an artist who lends distinc-
tion to any part for which she 10
cast. has no renewal OF her contract.
Who are to take their placesf
Ono Of the Monday night sub.
scribers, . clever woman. who IL not
Ashamed TO acknowledge that she
10 = suffragetts. said to me last
week: I'VE ars losing our vogue.
We can no longer boast that
We know voices and have the money
to hire the possessors OF them.
Why should the Boston and the Chi.
cag0 opera companies disclose to us
Ferrari. Foatana and Muratore7 Why
The evening world., 1914-04-22

Assisted by tho Trio do Lutece,
George Barrere. flute: Carlos Salzetio,
harp. and Paul Refer. cello, Diana
Watts gave q lecture yesterday after
noon at the Booth Theatre on the
renaissance Of the Greek ideal, which
she called Perfect Balance In Move
ment' Her 1.-THE suppleness and grace,
her attractive poses In the g,iise OF IA /.
nous statues, her shooting Of arrows
from q real Greek bow, which had come
into her posss ,sion. warranted, she
said. to kill at 600 yards: her singing
OF The Hymn to Apollo" and her dane.
Ing OF the Greek dance TO II. and her
explanation Of the fundamental princi-
pies OF ancient Greek developnent (her
singing and speaking voice IL small,
although singularly attractive), held
large audience intensely Interested
for much longer time than, ordinar-
ily. should be devoted to such an en-
The evening world., 1914-04-22

tKte!nmeat Her appeal to women "a
cut the high heels from on their sl,oeo
which. she said. she knew would b
utterly ineffective. and her naive ad.
mission OF her own age, caused merri.
ment. II would need a special article
to do Justice 10 MrA Wattss subject
A. for Mr.. Barrere and his associated
u not this season. then next, there Will
be opportunity TO write again Of their
art.
The evening world., 1914-04-22

ice, . sonata by slnding. written m tAs
old style, which Miss Lsginska discov-
cred In Berlin last year. and the Schu-
bert ronda In u minor, opus 10. Each,
OF course. played a group OF compost
tons alone. william G. Retidick was
Miss Caslova's accompanies at the
piano.
The evening world., 1914-04-22

febseo , locally unlike
IN other dendfrices. Il
keeps de- mouth whole
soma the breath un-
tninesd and the teeth
white and sound. r.
The evening world., 1914-04-22

sovIdn't We have had Bonei instead
~ CrIcsaIIif Why aren't We permit
70 near Tetrassini. the last Of the
rSat coioratura sopranos7 Don't
x 20 me about the fine ensembles
sn the appropriate stage settings
smst We get. IL Is a. true now AZ IL
ever was that Voice, voIcei voica,
70 the hrst essential FOR a sinrer. nd
what We want; and Mr.. urau used
10 see that we rot H."
~ or which, respectfully, IL sub
mtted TO the consideration OF Mr..
oatti. Casaxxa, than whom the Met
ropontan Opera Company never had
oroaoer-minded or a more scboi-
ary gentleman for general manager.
The evening world., 1914-04-22

ethel Lesinska pianist, ana Marie
Cas!ova, vfolinist. gave a Joint recital
AZ Aeolian Hall last night that pleased
: large audience. Both young women
nave talent and facility. Miss LegIn-
ske perhaps INDUCES In some extrava-
ances mat she were better without.
but her musical intelligence and sL,,i
may not be disputed. on Miss In slova
u may he said that. while her tone is
rather small. II Ii beautiful. and that
her bowling especially 10 fine. Together
they played. for the FIRST time I'm Amer
The evening world., 1914-04-22
PebecO
Tooth Paste

doss-tlais 20 we'll because
Il counteracts "acid-
mouth" the cause Of
- a tooth decay. q
That Pebeco does over
come ''acid-mouth," you
en- easily prove with the
Acid Test Papers we
send you free with ten
day trial tube-an inter-
esdng and scientific test.
Il Is . distinct and real
pleasure to use Pebeco.
And the way it preserves
the teeth and keeps them
white is wonderful.
Sw.D4y Thai 7sSs and hn< Tee
hkpWS y 7sH Yer MsaA
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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-04-24
FIRST MOVE TO
BLOCKADE PORTS
PLAN TO ouTWIT HuERTA, WHO
EXPECT INFLUX or SOLDIERS
ACROSS NORTHERN BORDER.
troops viii be Rushed From Calves
ton 10 Vera Cruz, Where They VIII
be in Striking Distance OF Mexi-
can Capital.

washington. When Huerta's an
swer to President Wilson's uitlmatum
was received at the White House
ON Sunday. Secretary Daniels put
MANY wireless messages in motion.
The first move in the expected cam
paign will be the blockadlng OF an
the Mexican ports. He directed Ad.
miral Badger to increase the speed o.
his fleet to twenty knots an hour. he
also advised Admiral Badger OF Huers
ta's defiance and said Instructions
would be sent him following a meet
ing of the cabinet
Secretary of War Garrison was no
titled of Huerta's conclusive decision.
He was instructed to advise the heads
of the various military departments
to have all troops prepared to move
on an instant's notice.
The war movements of United
States troops are being planned with
a view to outwitting Huerta, who evil
IDENTITY expects large influx OF Amer
lean soldiers across the northern
boundary. This is the plan OF the ad
ministration. Huerta, it is consid.
cred, believes the movement of a large
body of troops from the United States
into northern Mexico would arouse
the national spirit and turn constitu.
tionalists against the United States.
and thus strengthen his hold on the
situation. AS matter of fact, the
plans provide that not single soldier
will be sent across the Rio Grande
unless the Mexicans of the northern
section commit some overt act. The
troops will be rushed with all rapidity
from Galveston to Vera Cruz, where
they will be in striking distance of
Mexico City.