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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-22

einem Stiid @obIe nerurio6t peroen
fonntcn. Serner gIau6t man nift.
oaB 1Srnu Yefer oas 9erbrehen
Hlht geplant batte.
SIN Sauie oer Iesteren tpurbe ein
,Slcilderbeil geiunoen un0 oieies
muroe Dem Gountp6emiit, Or. Ssobn
&. @larf, iibergeben, nm feit5ulteI-
len, ob an oenielben Spuren Don
0teni6enblut 6it finOen iino. Sier
Serionen iOIlen gefunben moroen
leln, Die 0rau 9eder an betreffen+
Den Dtorgen geieben boben iuonen
Ill Der 9lllep billter oerg8obnuna Der
Grmoroeten un6 alle iagen anqeb.
lid, oaB lie ibre Sdrroe unter einent
Sbaml pcritedt bate, iobab es nloa.
lid gelpeien mare, onB lie cine iold)e
@affe mie ein eSIeii6erbcil gctragcn
bat. Bis jet bot Die sSrau jcOp6
OarauT beltanoen, oaB lie rur cin
Stiid Soble .-als- @affe Dcrmcnbet
babe, unO baB iie. feline 9lbiid)t &C.
babt Bate, 5rau gombolt mi II.
bringen, nls iie ibre eieene Mo3-
luIng perIieb. 9ie Neoli5eibeanlten
oagegen gloiiben, oab sSrau 9cGer
oas ,Sleiiherbeil nlitnabm, als lie
lire @obnltng berlieb, Inn 5u Srou
Sonlbolt 5u geben.
@on ibren &tnoern i6eint oie
,Srau feinen 9eiitonb ertparten su
fonnen. giner Ser Sobne iogt, 0oB
er ieit Is Snbren NIT Der Otiltter
entfrenbet iei uno es ibm einerIei
ici, mas nit ihr geidebe. 9lnoere
Der &inOer iogen, oaB lie finar5iea
10 geltcllt iiilb, oaB Tie ibr ni6t bel
fen fonnei1. Mebrere Terfonen bo.
ben i9on 9lnipruh erboben auf oie
Don ben 9riibern Ger @rinorocten
ausgeiebte @elobniin9 bon $1,000
nuf 9erbaftune iIno lleberfiihriug
Der Yerion, meId)e oas @erbrehen
pcriibt bot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-22
SdieBbOlb nmSingelt.
@erited in bcn @ebirsen pun g9eit-
@irsinia aufseitObert.

9borleit II, 8. @a., -. Gej.
Matt Sarrea, ser geitern nbenb Ill
,Sofoole am Cabin 9reef ben 9llfs-
iheriff Silas s. gtancc eriholiea
.unO 6ranf 9iorcliff uno Soiepbine
8ines perlpunoct baben ioQ, ais
i'm 9sance 81 perbaften iu6te, mar
berte morgen IN ben Bergen nabc
Cane Sort BON elmer Sdar 9idnner
rnter Sderiff 9onnerbia, Die ibn
Die gau5e 9ta6t gefolgt paren, UNI
3ingelt. Wion slaubt, onB Snrreli
giit bcrpafinet uno reidlid nit 9in
nition periebcn it, @r mar erli
fiir5lid inter Ynrole mis DEM iye
idngnis cntIaiieii woroen, no CT lue.
gen 9lbi6ieBens Don Eiitolcn ledls
Wtonate bate iisen ioaen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-22
Erobibitions Scbatte
I'M Saus.
Selbit 6cgner Der &eiO=
luton uerlangttm glb=
Trimming.
sllle 6iibrer oes !6amics limb @eaner
Der Wnfnabme.
6rflGrem, Die Sfaaten miiften bic
Srage regnliercn.
rSrufcne" befiebem Sisnngsiaal init
Sdlinntmuttps.

w a j ng I o II, -. Yes. Inter
elmer Spe5ialreIel, Die obne gtamens-
aitfruf angellpnlncn lrltroe. begonn
belitc fllrj nod Ntittag cine aftitiin-
oige 3ehotte iiber sic So6ion'ide Re-
ioIutipn, ben Staaten cin @erfai-
iimgS 9lmonocmelt III nnterbreiten
bas nutinnole Hrobibition be3tpedt
Giuc slbItinlnlung miro beiite abeno
crfolaen.
SicMelrSabl scr glbgeorbncten 6e.
griibte bic ,srage nit go. rno oann
itiir3te iid ods Sons in cine Der in
tereiianteItcn Gebntten Ser letten
Sabre.
9ie slmabme Scr HegeI ipilrOe
ielbit bon ocn meiIten untcr ienen
9lbgeorbncten acipiinid]t. oie Der &e-
ioliiiion opponiercn. Sic moIlten
lestere au cinerg6itirnniltng bringen.
Iie annohme ser ReioIution erfor-
Bert cine 3ipciorittel Webrbcit. oie
pom oen Scfiirportern ser WoBnab-
me na6 olqelneinem Iafiirbaltcn
nid)t aufgebraht mer6en fam 9fep.
ltnberiuooS. Der 6iitrer Ser btntofra-
tiifcn Mebrbeit I'M Soiie. lit offen
Elm Begner ser SobiOn' ifcn &eiolll'
tiun uno nit ibm Die meiiten Der
anbren bemofratii6en sSiibrer, 10
auh Sprcher Glarf.
Ger Innobme Scr &egeI gin9 cine
grfl1rltng ocs benlofratiiden Siih'
rers, Sep. llnocrtpoob, porniis. gr
n1adyte eS fIar, oaB bie oemofratilfe
1Siibrllng i'm Sauie 6afiir lit, boB Scr
Nrohibitionsfrage often entgegen &C.
treten miro.
,Oies lit feline Semperetsfrage,
iagte er. rgs mar niemals cine iOl'
DIE. 8robibition bat In ben 2dnbern,
in oenen fie periudt tpuroe, feline Md-
bigfeit probl5iert. Sd betradte bieic
;sraee ols einen gneriff ouf Die Sum-
oarnerltal : Ertn5ipien unirer &egie'
.riing. 9Gbt man i'm tpeiter 5ii, obne
oagegen 5u arbsiten, 10 tperben piele
Terionen irregefiibrt perben. 0enn
oa1n mag Der Gag fommen, nenn
bieier 9lngriff iih als cine ernite &C.
fa6r fir sic 9rir5ipien Der @eeie-
r11ng, In 6ie lie rnb i6 glouben, er.
ipeiien mag. aomn1t Die 3eit, elmer
eroten ;Sroae gegcniiber5iitreten, 10
aiebt es biefiir nur einen 8eg: oas
lit Der offene. Sic f6nnen bus nidi
iimgeben. Sino sic i'm &edt, 10 ioG'
ten Gle ben Wfilt Sbrer l1eber5eli'
ouno boben uno oafiir eiiltreten, mas
Sic fir rcht baIten. 9esbalb ia9e
ih Sen @itgIiebern, Die glei6 nit
oieier Heiolution opponieren, oab es
ridt MIR SSbr 9feft, ionoern Sbre
IfIi6t lit. bieier ;Srage often gegen'
iiber5ntrcten uno sic @riinoe an5i'
gcben, morilm mir glauben, bab Tro'
hibition nid)t III oas 8ritnogeles oes
9onres bineingcifriebcn meroen
Ioa.
@aibington, %. 2e5. 9it
lange per5oeerte lStilnoe fiir cine
abitimmling iiber Elm gerfaiiungs'
Mmenoement, bas rationale Yrobi.
bition be5ipedt, fam be,ite i'm abge'
oronetenbaus. @dbreno cine falt
sebnitiinbigeSebattc in slusiidt itanf
itno cine glbitinlnung Dor Splitter
nndt all ertparten mar, periauuneltt
fid oas Solls beiite I'm 10 ltbr pm
un6 nobm auerit Die bonn ausihuf
fir Sasesoronuns eiiiberidtete Siege
FIR oie Sobion'id1e gfeiolntion 5ili
0ebatte Dor. lleber ie9aig &ongreB
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-22
SteQt Weltdnouis tit
Mbre0e.
Srau Sedcr iagt, iie iei
81 ielbem geSwnngeu
luDr0rm.
,oabe in feiner &erbinbmng seitamOen
NIT Dem Wfuro.
HDlisei iebt lire llntcrindJnng weiter
fprt.
NltnrN onfl,,n ,a~.. Hn4
Wturbamilasc gegen 5ran Sedcr an-
scitremst.

Cine Ienlntioneae S5eilc ipielte lid
beute nittng I'M HoliSeigeriht ab,
aIs sSrau Caroline 9efer porgefiibrt
nuroe alif Die 9lnfIage, om pergnnge-
nen 0tittlpod) morgen Irau 9Srancis
9ombolt iimgebraht 5u baber. 9ie
9lnflage mar pon Tctcftiu SSobn
Heio ltllter5ei6net lporoen, ltn0 nls
ibr oieielbe porgeleIen uno lie gefragt
muroe, oh iie SSrnu 9omboIt ermor-
oct babe, rief lie nit laiiter Stinne:
r9fein, idJ babe es nidlt getan. Sic
baben midi 10 piel getriibelt, oaB id,
geiugt babe. if bate es getalL abcr
es lit niflt Dabr, id) babe lie nift
itmgebrnf)t." Sic erging iif in bef-
tigen 9lusfdlleu gegen Die Neteftipe
itnb Toli5iiten linb puroe ifliebIif
nod Der Soil iiberfiibrt ln6 ibr Ser.
b6r auf oen iedJltrn Sanuar anbe-
rallmt.
SSn Der Sail erfldrte 6rml Sedcr
mioerbolt, baB bas bon ibr gentadte
@eltdnonis BON ibr inter 3pang er-
langt morben Jet. Die 0eteftine bat.
ten lie tag uno nadt getrr6elt uno
ibr feine Hube gelniien; lie babe
&ppfihmerSen befommen, lei nerDos
gelporoen, als iie fortlpGbreno lie
oes Moroes beidulbigten unb idlieb-
lid babe Tie geiagt, bnB iie es getan
habe. gs lei jebod) nift pabr, lie
babe nit Der Sotung bes SrGlllein
9'rmholt abiolut nifts gu TIM gebubt.
Gie 9ebaltptitng, oab Tie 8llt i'm
@elidt uno on ben Sottben gebnbt
bobe, lei unpabr. Srali 8efer iagte,
ooB lie am Ofitttpoh morgen cine
S5afe rot gef6rbt babe unb Die ;SIefcn
i'm @eii6t lno on ibren 6Gnocn
sSarbe gelpeien lei luio nid)t 8liit.
SSrl. @onlbolt babe offers fiir lie
9riefc qei6rieben unb pdbrenb Iic an
Ger glrbeit par am NdttipodJ inoraen
ici ibr eiilgefollen, Oab lie Dor 9telt.
iabr on ibren @rliber in 9entidlono
idreiben iollte. 9esbalb lei Tie naf
Der @obmtng ton SRI. 9omboIt 9e.
gungen, banit bieie BEN 9rief fiir
lie ihreibe. slber alif mebrnaIiges
alopfen iei nidt atfgerno6t moroer
uno lie iei ipieoer nod Sauie gegan.
gen; lie lei rid1t mehr als fiinf 0li.
nuten BON Sauic fort gefueien.
Srait geder inste ferner, oaB lie
Dor % Snbren bier Monate lang
geiitesgeitort geipeien unb BON ei.
nem Or. Sd)ulte bebanoelt Doroell
iei, Ser bies beit0tigen fonne.
Iie Yoli3ei lit 6ur6aus niht 3D.
bon Iber0eligt, oaB 6rau Caroline
6. gefer, pel6e geit6noig lit, am
pereangenen Nittipoh morgen 6rau
;Srancis 8ombolt umgebrod]t gu boz
ben, Die san5e @obrbeit geiagt bat
unb bic l1nteriubung miro ener3iidj
fortgeiest. @or. allem gIou6t Die 30
fi5ei nidt, baB. sSrou 8eder sur Ser
iitnrng oes eraliigen @erbre6ens
nIr- ein fhtperes Stiid 9oble nnge=
penbet bot, fpie lie bebouptct babcn
ion. Gs tpirb barnuf bingeluieien.
oob peridieoene Der on Der 9eihe
| aefun6enen @unbert ir,irnoglid nit
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-22
Sir bic SimOrr ulm
Streifern.
Siikigfeiten nnb Srangen nnd) &pb.
lenfelS bpn Sit-Cbip.

@beeIing, 90. @a., %. Ges.
gluh Die &inoer Der itreifenoen@ru-
benarbeiter i'm oitlihen Gbio wer-
Den pon Santa Claus niht gdn5li6
pergeiien peroen. $4,000 Dram
gen, 1900 Sade 0ennlts uno
1900 Tafete 3uderiparen mur6en
nad Sen peridieOenen Srten I'M
Streit9e6iet geiunot. Die 8adete
puroel oon jitngen Neaoden 5uiarl1-
mengelteat, Die inter sllifii@t bes
Rep. %atet u. 81. Weegaben bon
Barton, 8, ar6eitetei1, Der iid I'M
81 ellnteritiieung Der 6ralen iulO
&inoer ser Streifer itets bemiiht
botte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-22
Semtide geiteQmns abselebnt.

@brion Mi4.,. %. De5. Cine
geItellung bon elmer MiIlien 9ederl
fir Oeutihlanb fpurbe geltern bon
Der Clinton @oolen Wins 60. IN
Clinton, 2enolpee Goultp, nbgelebnt
lleberb6ltfiins nit Muftrdgen fir Die
@llnoesregieri,ns ipurbe ols @runo
fiir Gle 4bIebnuns Der geiteIluns ON.
sesebcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-22
Sbeatcrbranb in 8ilbao.
Mebrere YeriOnen iullen babel If,
9ebem einsebiift baben.

8aris, %. De5. Die Ieence
Sopas erbielt cine Depehe aus Bill
bao, Spo1ien, ponab i'm bortisen
slrriage.Sbeater elm idtperer grano
ausgebroden lit. gs ideirtt, baB
mebrere 8erionen babel ibr Seben
pcrloren boben, @enaueS lit ieood
0ariiber nod niht befanrlt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-22
Nuntnter 17HS1
6eordn9te (1eberiibt iiber
Ole Sage.

SpnSun bdtet baf nad Der Teinnng Der framsDden Y-
rbeObaer Die 9enden bn feem Salt in gesicu nno @orS'
ranr peren beginner. @enn d Die letten u5iel
len iraniem benidem Mclnmgem anebt besreift
midi mas Die 6ramspien Seier mnabm bcreg bonn
an ransOhe gmge be mnb a flene Grfulse bbehbren 10
merbem oud nod p bamiiaer iule Nuse ben 9encm
rndgeidagem 2unSOn d5amt lid fai bic ran5OFde9nums
Ser5ngebem benn @ in Der 6ctrenben 9epeic: SIMMER
bin merbeu bic Spcratiunm, Die bcr mansmurf Gent
cn @gcu besuefn ndt Nblan mebrerer @uden be-
ainmen %prlanfg fDnnen mir aliu nod mbis lafcn
Tmflanb gbt d smrhfge5Oaen nnO ne 6runt percus
habn Is bcbamptet eoud Der &Ifsng crug gan frepile
mad ElGun, Die Der niide Senerntab rabcr gakt hattie.
Bon Den bebn &rgsidanpGten Sten geitem Iiesem
ionit feline midDtacn Mclonnaem
Ter btid Sdaefansler Sapb @eurgc fat anaefan-
Sis. oat 3rof6riannn gegnn Srblng 100000
Namn Srnppen i'm 6elbc baben mcrbe
Der bmgaride @ennote in Hnfnno bat erfGrt Snlaaren
peir neutral blcben no glambc and GnmGneu
meter neutral uerbaen meree.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31
Demonstration
Train Closes
Annual Tour

Sandy, March 27.-The final day
of the tour of the Salt Lake Route
Utah Agricultural College demonstra-
ton train proved one of the most
successful of the entire series, in
which farmers all along the Salt
Lake Route in Utah, have been fur
nIshed invaluable information con-
corning efficient farming.
When the demonstration train
pulled in at Sandy farmers from Mid
vale, West Jordan, Mural Riverton
and the entire farming district about
Sandy were assembled to offer rous-
ing ovation. Hundreds Of farmers
passed through the demonstration car
during the forenoon and appeared to
center deep interest in the discus
sions Of the demonstrators.
Even high school students Of the
entire Jordan district were present
with pencil and notebook to collect
information upon the best methods
of filling the soil.
Fully two hundred and fifty farmers
were present during the afternoon
lecture, when they were addressed
by Ben R. Eldredge, L. A. Merrill,
j. H. Manderfield, John Caine, III.
w. w. Mclaughlin and Robert Stew
art.
The train returned to Salt Lake
last night after a tour Of twenty-three
days during which 1t is estimated
that more than ten thousand persons
have passed through the exhibit cars.
A total of thirty-six meetings were
held, with an estimated attendance
| of more than six thousand persons
Professors Merrill and Caine de-
clare that the tour was by far the
best ever taken in the interests oi
better farming In the west. The net
result of the trip will be the erection
of more than fifty silos along the
Salt Lake Route during the present
year, and more interest In dairyinf
and hog raising than ever before.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31
koETTERs TO PROVE ALIsI
Alleged Murderer OF Mrs. Emma
Kraft viii Tell Story OF
His Life

Chicago. March 27.-An alibi will
be the defense Of John b. Koetters,
on trial here charged with the muir
der of Mrs. Emma Kraft OF Cincin-
natl in a Chicago hotel on November
IA, 1912. The state rested its case
against Hooters today and counsel
for the defense announced that it
would undertake to prove That Koet-
tiers and Mrs. Kraft could not have
registered at the hotel here as tes-
titled by the states witnesses, on the
afternoon before the 60 year old wild
ow was found dead in her room, her
head crushed by hammer blow
Koetters will testify in his own
defense and will tell the story of his
life, according to his attorney.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31

room. In 1t was found part of the
apparel she had worn upon her ar
rival nothing else. Then the sherihs
officer began to do some real investi-
eating. He found, according to In
formation from reliable source that
she had beat the hotel for $3.50 on
check signed by Mrs. N. Smith, and
her bill Of about $40, that with it she
had gone to dry goods store, bought
A brand new outfit, left her old clothes
az baggage at the hotel and vanished.
Local officers and detectives ascer-
tanned that she went to Ogden and
stopped at hotel there last Tuesday
night, and returned to Salt Lake on
Wednesday morning.
Wires have been sent in every d.
rection in an effort to intercept her,
The Ogden officers have searched in
vain in that city for a clew and in
ever ydirection hotel men have been
warned to look out for the winsome
beauty.
According to information furnished
the local officers the young woman
makes a business Of playing the lead
ing hotels Of the country and putting
over bad checks. They are informed
here that she is now wanted in some
Ave or six states for similar oifenses.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31
YOUNG WOMAN
IS WANTED IN
SALT LAKE CITY

thorities her right name Is supposed
to be Hazel Reuch. The Laramie
sheriff says Miss Hazel is a beauty
and knows full well how to capital
lie this asset. She Is described by
the Wyoming official as being about
"a, pretty of brunette type and
claims French descent, is OF medium
height and trim build, neatly attired
in a fashionable black travelling suit
and carries small black hand bag
as her only baggage.
Five days ago young woman OF
this description appeared at the Hotel
Utah, registered and was assigned
room 643. Her charm Of personality
and manners soon won confidence for
her. Nothing was suspected until
deputy sheriff appeared at the hotel
with a telegram from the Wyoming
sheriff stating that Miss Reuch was
at the Hotel Utah, describing her
and asking the Salt Lake authorities
to arrest her on a forgery charge.
From the description given by the
Wyoming sheriff the hotel employees
say they recognized in the Mrs.
Smith registered the woman wanted.
Investigation showed that her key
was in the box and had been there
since early in the morning. The
officer did not call around until even
ing and as some one recalled that
she had stayed out rather late once
or twice the officer decided to walt.
He waited. The hours dragged along
until midnight, but Mrs. Smith had
not called for her key. When six
o'clock. yes nine o'clock, yesterday
morning had rolled around she still
had not come for her key.
An examination was made Of hel
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31
II WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What q Heap OF Happiness II Would
erlng To Logan NJ
Homes

Hard to do housework with an ach.
Ing back. -
Brings you hours of misery at lei
sure or at work. "
II women only knew the cause -
that
Backache pains often come from
weak kidneys,
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Read what h Logan citizen says:
Mrs. Anna l.. Cowley, 40 North
Fifth West street, Logan, Utah, says:
Two years ago was suddenly TAX
en- with bad attack OF kidney COM
plant and l had all the pains and
aches that accompany this trouble.
My back became weak and lame and
my health was run down. Nothing did
me the least good until began the
use Of Doan's Kidney Pills. They
proved Of such great benefit that /
have no hesitation whatever in ad-
vising their use to other kidney suf-
ferers.
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name-Doan's--a and
take no other. Advertisement
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31
LOCAL DRUGGIST
MAKES MANY FRIENDS

The City Drug Company reports
that they are making many friends
through the QUICK benefit which Lo-
gan people receive from the simple
mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine
ETC., known as Adler-ikh. This rem
edy became famous by curing appen.
dicitis and 1t Is the most thorough
bowel cleanser known, acting on
BOTH the lower and upper bowels.
JUST ONE DOSE of Adler-i-ka re-
lieves constipation and gas on the
stomach almost IMMEDIATELY. q.
City Drug Co. --Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31
SPECIAL HEALTH
WARNING FOR MARCH

March 10 q trying month for the
very young and for elderly people.
Group. bronchial colds, lagrippe and
pneumonia are to be feared and avoid
ed. Foley's Honey and Tar is Y
great family medicine that will quick.
ly stop q cough, check the progress Of
q cold. and relieve inHamed and con-
gested air passages. It is safe, pure
and always reliable. Coop Drug Co.
Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31

Salt Lake, March 27.-Woman' s
wit and her wiles are combination
that has served to set public officers
and private detectives of two states
and several cities by the ears In an
exciting chase after the wipsome
miss who is said to be fitting hither
and thither in Utah and Wyoming.
but who has so far succeeded in fit
ting before the pursuing officers could
spring the trap to capture her.
While sheriffs are keeping the
wires hot trying to head off this elu-
sive will-o' -the-wisp and deputy sher-
ifs and detectives are keeping an
all night watch in several leading ho-
tells waiting for the wisp to call for
her room key, managers OF these
same hotels are bewailing the return
of checks for varying amounts mork'
ed forged or bogus. Needless to ssy
the wisp does not return for her key
and although she spent four days at
a leading Salt Lake hotel she per-
formed her vanishing stunt some time
this week and no trace OF her has
been found since, according to the
local authorities.
Forgery Charge At Laramie
Although she is alleged to have
passed several checks in Salt Lake
no formal complaint has been made
against her In Salt Lake. The local
officers, however, are looking for her
in response to kilograms from the
sheriff at Laramie, Wyoming where
she is wanted on charge of forgery.
Just who the woman is no one
seems to know save that she regis
tered in Salt Lake and again In Og-
den as Mrs. N. Smith. Boulder, Col
orado. According to the Laramie au-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31
JUST RIGHT FOR
BAcKAcHE AND RHEUMATISM

Foley Kidney Pills are 80 thorough.
ly effective for backache, rheumatism,
swollen, aching Joints, kidney and
bladder ailments that they are recon-
mended everywhere. A. A. Jeffocds,
McGrew, Nebraska, says: My drug
gist recommended Foley Kidney Pills
for pains in my back and before !
finished one bottle. my old trouble
entirely disappeared. Coop Drug Co.
Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31
PRIEST BROWNS
IN A eATHTue

New York, March 27-An attack of
heart disease caused the death by
scalding and drowning in bath tub
tonight Of the Rev. John b. Salter,
q priest attached to st. Joseph's
church of Spring Valley, New York.
II is believed that Father Salter
fell into the tub after he had turned
the hot water faucet.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31

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MORMON CONFERENCE
EXCURSIONS

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-03-31

A healthy man is king in his own
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The Monte Vista journal., 1914-03-07
EDWARD
KEATlNC
Congressman from
Colorado
PARCEL POST SYSTEM
IN JEOPARDY

game by attacking the postmaster
general and proclaiming the parcel
post failure because beyond the
three hundred mile zone the parcel
post rates were higher than the
express rates.
Senator Owen of Oklahoma
promptly introduced an amend
ment to the post Office appropria-
ton bill compelling the railroads
to make the same rates for parcel
post as for express packages, and
the true friends of the parcel post
prepared to defeat the infamous
rider" which WAS designed to tie
the postmaster generals hands.
OF course the express companies
will fight to the last ditch. 1t is
not to be expected that they will
cheerfully acquiesoe in the signing
of their own death warrant. Their
advocates will persistently en-
deavor to throw dust in the eyes of
the public in the hope that they
may thereby conceal the main
issue.
As an example, Senator Bristow
Of Kansas devoted two days to
discussion of the postmaster gen.
erals action in enlarging the first
parcel post zone from fifty to one
hundred and fifty miles. This was
a most heinous offense, according
to the Kansas senator, and there
fore he ipsisted ON the immediate
adoption of the express companies'
rider"