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GRIM RATE HEARING
| PLANS .ARE CHANGED
CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD
I'm CHARLESTON AND
COLUMBIA BOTH
n H E o B J E c T
Is'to Discuss MATTERS at Charleston
Meeting and Adjourn to Meet
IN Capitol.

Following long distance conver-
safion yesterday with Prof. w. w.
Long. at Columbia, STATE agent of the
iGTE5Ts cooperative demonstration
wprk. with headquarters at Clemson
college,. Secretary Porter A. Whaley
of the local Chamber OF Commerce,
announced that the conferences OF
commercial secretariest railway tfaf-
nf men, representatives ofSahet bu-
rfau OF markets. 1t Washlngt0n, and
Representatives OF thes State Bankers
Association which is scheduled to be
held at Charleaton on February II.
To discuss grain rates In this State,
wtil be adjourned almost Simmediete.
ly to meet again the following day in
CPlumbi9. It, gas announced at first
that the conference would be held in
CPlumbisS 8 The plans were changed
aid 1t was decided to hold the confer
ence inf Ghafleston 81, conjunction
with the development and settlement
conference. which is to be held in.
Charleston February 11-l2. It was
anaouneed yesterday that these va
rious representatives would meet in
CherlestQn aud discuss the matter OF
securing new grain rates on South
Carolina and then adjourn, to meet
in Columbia the following day for the
purpose Of appearing before the State
railroad commission and asking that
new intrastate rates on grain be. or
dered in this State. and that q. request
fdr new interstate rates on grain be
t4ken up with the interstate COM
nierce conimission.
fSecretary Whaley has received a
Communication from Director Charles
u Brand OF the bureau OF markets
stating that he finds 1t Impossible to
attend this conference. but will be
represented by Or. Carver. who, he
states. is an authority on matters
PERTAINING to grain rates. y.
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Pays For Slsrreneler
] of Virginia Leaalae
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3 RICHMOND. Va Jan, Z %. ~. ncal
business men today pAi ytosJ. q. Ppat-
right, preaidsnt OF tha vlfRifiie Lea
que. s12, $500 far the 6lrrehdef by the
Virginia Eeagae sSf all claims TO the
sfss;s :. Wi,
sent to Secretary Farrell. OF ttlis. Nat
ional Commission. notifying him or
the tran1fef OF the territory 10 the
local company which VIII bring the
Baltimore franchise In the Inferua-
.tionni League to this city. 5, 8 S
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THE ANDERSON
GUARANTY G y. Y Y & TRUST COMPANY

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Thcre has been here business We prope
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representing the Draper Loom Com
pany, OF Hopedale, Mass. 10 v5si-
tor In the city.
Fqrtsan tadarpnTOf Hspeveil was in
the city yesterday. ~ 7
r. +. Algood of Liberty, was a visi-
tor ifi the city yesterday.
h d. Wakefield Of .septus spent yes.
lterday in The city.
5RtiA Bseazeaie 81 Pendieton was
among the yipitors in the city satur-
DAY. sI.SS * GO -
A. e. Wright OF Townvilie was in
the city yesterday. r
Prof. c. d. Coleman of Starr was
In the city Saturday.
Norman Wright of Townville was
In the city Saturday.
John Howard OF the county was
visitor In the city yesterday.
Charles Robbins OF Lebanon spent
Saturday in the city. z
Baxter Shirley OF the Roberts sec.
fion was in the city Saturday.
]. H. Wakefield OF ,Townvllle spent
yesterday In the city.
8. J. Watson OF the Salem section
Wass in the city Saturday.
John Cox OF the county was Wis.,
itor in the city Saturday. >f
Pat w; Major OF the Hammond
school section was in the city yester-
q. w. Garrison of Denver was in
the city Saturday.
F. O. King OF the county was in the
city Saturday.
Claude Hale Of route 8 was q yfsi-
tor In the city Saturday.
3. L. Spencer. Providence; Will
liam G. Green. Providence; J. e.
Clarke sAttleboro. Mass: Lon Rey.
nolds, New York: 8. s. Cattle. New
York and Harry Backmap. Newark,
all jewelry dfummers. were In the
city Saturday calling on local deai-
ers. &
Miss Lena Elrod OF Flat Rock was
among the visitor in the cit- yeBter-
day.
!. -------- ---p----------
20. r. Hinton of Greenwood was
among the Sssitors in the city satur-
! julie Dnckworth OF Lebanon was a
visitor in, the city Saturday.
s s. w 4. Webb OF Hcpeweil Eas in the
riiy Saturday.
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Sick Two years with HndiRestioh.
1.-TWO years ago I was GfeafiYt t7sene-
ated through uSing two or three hot
TIPS Of Chamberiain,s Tablets =
Wfitea Mira. 8. A. Keller, Eliaa. Ohio.
Before taking them 7 was Bial< fos
tFo years with INDIGESTION" Sold
b1 ali 6taiere - - = 80 al 6 :, &.
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ASffDfN1. CALI 3;lo 2z4h spec
|taa6lax sSsn11t ttoa wss ffyah to-
say u 4,<Etf }lIlleN hlVke
I'll 81 ffIstt 81 fl6t a ia most eias
ieat sEi l6n ot the acs 81 .lit began
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Mrs. Minnie Hall of Williamson
was n shopper in the city Saturday.
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WILSON BBILDzNG3dqls s5ll I sIts y !,
HIS OWN MACHINE

scoNTIEuED RRoaI PAGE ONE,
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9. Q. swlllialns of LEXINGTON. N, G..
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lienf slmpgon Sfs starr wac y i vi
tor in the city yesterday. e Sc
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Will Emerson sofs the comfy Was "a
the city yesterday.
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>, r Brown of tho county was In
the city yesterday. ;;Ss,
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F.. Q. King OF the county was in the
city Saturday.
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Baxter Shirley OF the Roberts sec
tion was in The, city Saturday. {
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: julie Dnckworth OF Lebanon was q
visitor in the city Saturday.
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]. e. Garrison of Sandy Spring,
was In the city yesterday.
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Charles Robbins Of Lebanon speu
Saturday in the city.
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r. ]. Gambrell OF Bolton was among
the visitors In the city yesterday.
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Pat W.. Major OF the Hammond
school section was in the city yester.
day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-26
CHAPTER XVIII.
A Runaway Marriage.

Mrs Randolph was In.
WV dulging in another luxuri-
w Gus nervous collapse at this
crowuinv con trptampa rho do
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-26

the glasses the outnumbered gypsy
men fight yaliantly only to be over.
come.
Through the field glasses he could
descry the bulky form of Luke Lowell
drag Esther from the van. with Hagar
clinging feebly to her.
Quabba resolved upon desperate
thing. Better death to Esther, he
thought, than she should he in the
power Of Lowell and his brute horde
even for an hour.
Selling heavy pine branch lying
near by and applying It rs lever, the
half delirious Quabba prizes ut the
rocking stone
II poises moment on Its pivot, tLen
slowly swavs and falls roaring down
the mountain side. Gathering impetus
with every foot of fall. II starts an
avalanche Of rocks and dirt and
stumps.
Mightier, greater, vaster, heavier
grows the landslide started by the
ponderous rocking stone. now whirling
down the mountain side in great mass
of dirt and rubble. until II seems the
very mountain Is falling.
a roar from the valley below, and
then n cloud of dust that rises like
fog shrouding the scene. The gypsy
camp is wiped out, overwhelmed and
annihilated
In the far west the Overland Limited
gasps up II steep grade in the desert.
Beside 1t gnllops wild horseman. He
grasps the platform rails of u car that
lumbers by him, and his horse gallops
on. passed and distanced by the train.
while the daring rider clings and pants
In his perilous place. The door of the
vestibule opens and the trainmen re-
fuse to heed the warning of the spent.
hysterical man clinglng perilously to
the handrail.
1t is Arthur, and he Is desperate that
he Is doubted. believed to he an outlaw
train robber such as he warns them of.
Unheeding Of his protests scorning his
warning, they thrust him from the
platform and he falls insensible by the
track and the train pants on.
Among the passengers to whom It is
whispered that n desperate train rob
Der has attempted to board the train
from horseback are young married
couple known as Mr. and Mrs. Peyton.
Mrs. Peyton. whose husband adj.
dresses her rs Vivian. has shown some
of the ladies on the Overland won.
drous diamond, set in an antique locket
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-26
MexiicanS Shoot
at ]. S. Soldiers
Troopers Return Fire; No Casualties
Carranza Commander
Apologies

Douglas, Ariz., Aug. 30 Troopers
of the Tenth cavalry, doing border
patrol duty near Lochiel, Arizona
were fired upon yesterday and re-
turned the fire which is supposed to
have come from renegade MeXicans
protesting allegiance to Carranza.
There were no casualties The Mexi.
can commander sent an apology.
Leonard Ellis, negro trooper of the
Ninth United States cava'ry and II.
Kleber, white, private of the Eight.
zenith infantry, were arrested by the
civil authorities today on the charge
OF having attempted to kill John Pet.
ers, trooper of the Ninth cavalry,
who was stabbed several times yes.
terday and reported that he had been
attacked by MeXicans. According TO
officers Peters had been gambling
with Mexicans. He won the money
and was robbed of II by Ellis and
Kleber. who are alleged to have spar
ed his life on condition that he blame
the assault upon Mexicans.
On Trail OF Outlaws
Brownsville, Texas. Aug. 90 90 Uni
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-26
PLENTY OF TIME

Another OF Mr.. PETIT RIGGS good
anecdotes concerns a policeman.
There was a city constable" he
says, "to whom an Infatuated musici-
an applied with the request that he
would do something with that boy.
Il was coming along the road in a
hurry, said the musician, when the
boy stopped me and asked the time
said; 1t is ten to three. Very well,
replied the boy, at o'clock get your
hair cut.
well, replied the constable, Ian
guidly looking at his watch, you're all
right-you'ye got a good eight min
utes Pearson Weekly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-26
Useful knowledge
Logan People Should Learn to Detect
the Approach Of Kidney
Disease

The symptoms of kidney trouble
are many. Disordered kidneys often
excretc, thick, cloudy, offensive
urine, full of sediment, irregular OF
passage or attended by a sensation
of scalding. The back may ache,
headaches and dizzy spells may oc.
ccur and the victim is often weighted
down by feeling of languor and
fatigue. Neglect these warnings and
there is danger. Delay often proves
fatal.
You can use no better endorsed
kidney remedy than Doan's Kidney
Pills. Here's Logan PROOF of their
merit.
Mrs. Ann L. Cowley, 10 North
Fifth West street, Logan, says: 81
know that Doan's Kidney Pills are
a good medicine and will say that
people can place entire confidence in
them. have seen what Doan's Kid.
ney Pills will do right in my fam
lily. You may send anyone to me
for confirmation of this statement"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim.
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Cowley recommends. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
ADV.
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the gypsies-"if you have no respect
for your queen or for me and listen to
the words of Luke Lowell | will open
the boxv
She did so, and as she did Luke
thrust his knotted hand I'm among the
documents as If searching for coins or
gems. He brought out bulky. time
stained document, the seals broken. II
was superscribed. ITO he opened nj my
death. I'm case my son. Arthur Stanley
I'd. should prove unworthy of the Stan.
ley name"
Esther snatched at the paper. but It
was open In Luke Lovell's hand, and nj
n glance Esther and the sinister gypsy
both knew the Stanley secret!
Quabba struck with his dagger men
acingly, and Luke surrendered the pa.
per to Esther's eager grasp But he
grinned. secure in knowledge that
was power and should be the was re-
solved upon this, wealth to him as It
had been to his long dead chief, the
greedy Matt Harding.
Esther covered her eyes with her
| hands, clutching the document all the
| tighter as she did so. Arthur was her
| brother-he was not the heir of Stan.
| ley. She tottered and would have
fallen.
a hoarse murmur of rage rose from
the emotional gypsies, They loved
Esther. and they loved the crazed Ia.
gar, who now came feebly from the
van and asked in weak voice. What
is 1t. my children?"
Led by the enrageG Quabba. the now
Infatuated gypsies stoned Luke Lowell
from the camp and by this act ban
ished him from the tribe forever
On the far western plains the young
fortune seeker who called himself Johr
Powell, but who had been known II
proud Fairfax us the heir of Stanley
found fortune hard to find. The hare
and lonely work of n herder was his
On the very day that the Stanley secre
was revealed to Esther and Luke Lovel
Arthur. or, as he is now known, JOIN
Powell, tastes new adventures.
A campdre's smoke behind grea
rock on his desert range had lure'
him near. Four plotting long riders
are behind the rock. and he overhear
them plan the robbery of the Over
land Limited.
He mounts his horse and rides away
The marauders rouse up and fire afte
him, but they deem him to be a pass
ing inqulsitive herder, who has no
been near enough to overhear then
and they depart upon their way to con
summate the robbery.
1t, is a congress Of tramps, In ia
away Virginia, that plays a part In tn
next phase Of our strange story. Lux
Lowell, the banished gypsy, has falle
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ted States cavalrymen, deputy sher-
ifs and Texas rangers today reported
they were close on the trail in Hidal-
60 county Of band OF ten Mexicans.
deserters from the Carranza force at
Reynosa, Mexico, who crossed into
Texas last week. This was taken as
denial Of a report here today that the
posse had overtaken the Mexicans
and engaged in battle in which sew
eral Mexicans were killed.
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In with this convention of seasoned
neer do wells. He arouses their Grim
lnal cupidity with his tale Of gypsy
wealth easy to secure II they let him
lead them In raid on nearby gypsy
camp, defended only by dozen timid
gypsy men.
After the incident of Luke's perfldy
Esther resolved never to leave IIagar or
the documents again unguarded. Esther
had not nerved herself to delve further
into Hagar's secrets. She waited for
Arthur's return with impatient long
ing, Every day she sent Quabba to
the mountain top by the great rocking
stone to watch for Arthurs coming.
II was on sentinel duty here that
Quabba saw the desperate tramps, a
ragged ant brutal horde, fred by Luke
Lovells tales of treasure. raid the
gypsy camp Quabha saw through
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-26
State OF Ohio. City q Toledo. ! IS.


Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he IL
senior partner of the firm of i. J. Cheney
n Co., doing business In the City OF To-
edo, County and State aforesaid, and
hat said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev.
Fry case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF December,
a. II. 1856.
(seaD A. W GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
r. j. CHEEEY " CO, Toledo. o.
Sold hv all Druggists. 7hc.
TAX Hail. Family Pills for constipation.
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In the gypsy camp the proximity Of
the Romany people brought no return
of mental health to the afflicted Hagar.
In the trying days that followed the
devoted Esther would have given way
to despair. but for the cheering pres.
ence and loyalty of her new and faith
full friend and servant, Quabba. the
hunchback organ grinder.
Sedition was at work among Hagar's
tribe. Everywhere Luke Lowell was
whispering evil counsel. He had de.
termined to wrest the reins of power
falling from the hands of Hagar. Once
leader of the gypsies, he felt 1t would
be an easy thing to coerce Esther into
marriage and thus be assured of his
Romany kingship.
Hagar's wealth was proverb among
the gypsies, and while they loved Els.
Their, they listened to Luke when he
whispered to them that now that Ha.
gar was bereft of her reason her
wealth belonged to and should be shar-
ed by the tribe.
Quabba sought In every way to cheer
Esther. While Hagar sat in her van
moaning and muttering for child, u
son that none had ever heard had been
born to her, Quabba would take Esther
for walks upon the mountains, know.
ing Hagar was safe among the gypsies,
attended by the elder women waiting
and watching faithfully near by at
such times.
The favorite spot where Esther and
Quabba daily climbed to talk of Arthur
and to wonder where he was and
when they would hear from him was
TO the mountains top, where a great
balancing rock swayed to the lightest
touch and had menaced the valley be
low for centuries.
| Upon such occasions they took field
| glasses with them and would watch
the roads for miles away, wondering
If every distant rider were Arthur re
turning to them.
| Upon one such occasion Quabba turn,
ed the glasses upon the gypsy village
in the hollow at the mountains foot
There was some excitement in the
camp. II was evident The figure OF
Luke Lowell on an eminence in the cen
ter of the camp could be plainly seen
The gypsies had gathered around him
and It was evident Luke Lowell was
harangulng them to some evil purpos,
of his own.
Esther and Quabba ran down tn,
mountain, arriving breathlessly at tn,
camp Just In time to find Luke Lovel
leading the gypsies to Hagar's van {,
despoil It of Hagar's supposed wealth
and divide IL. For this Luke was L
be made chief OF the gypsies, kim
where Hagar had been queen an,
Esther princess.
When Esther and Quabba pushed
themselves through the circle OF gyp
sizes, Luke had brought out the sup
posed treasure chest from the val
without protest from the crazed HagaI
, 1t was a brass bound box, of whic
Esther had lately carried the key.
Esther had seen the box open AM
, pers, yellow with age. These she hat
not deemed II her province to examln
until Arthur returned.
But now she stepped forward, backe
by the active and determined Quabbi
and defled Lowell 10 open the box.
81 have the key" she cried, produC
ing Il from her bosom. And you!" an
she turned an indignant glance upo
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-08-26

Constipation Is the starting point
for many serious diseases. To be
healthy keep the bowels active and
regular. HERBINE will remove all
accumulations in the bowels ana put
the system in prime condition Price
soc. Sold by Ritter Bros. Drag Co..
Adv.
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Lost articles can be found and re-
stored to the owner more often by
the use Of little printers ink.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-27
Taking a Long Chance.

The builders OF the steamer Eastland took
long chance when they launched a top-heayy
craft designed for speed at the expense of safety
Through ignorance or inefficiency the navi-
cation inspectors took a chance when they per-
mitted the steamer to enter the passenger serv-
ice on the lakes.
for the fateful day, July "a though cognizant
Of its perilous defects. took a chance for the
profit OF the business offered.
The tragic result of taking a chance with
innocent lives is summed up In the Red Cross
report Of disbursements OF the various funds
subscribed for the relief OF survivors OF the VIC
Tins. Eight hundred and thirty-four persons
lost their lives; TIA wives, with 246 children,
we're widowed; nineteen children were double
orphaned and twenty-five families wholly wiped
out.
Taking a chance involved a direct money
loss or sS50,00O, the total OF all funds disbursed
among the surviving families OF heirs OF the
victims. The public of Chicago subscribed
sS6O000. the Western Electric company $780,
O00 Insurance companies paid sS5s.OOo. and
the remainder came from mutual benefit socie.
ties.
The last chapter of the tragedy OF taking a
chance remains to be written by the courts
Federal and state grand juries have indicted
owners OF the Eastland the men who chartered
II. the captain and CHIEF engineer and the fed
eral inspectors who certified the steamers sea
worthiness. II is reasonably certain that one
or both courts will definitely fix responsibility
for disaster born of official neglect naviga-
ton stupidity and individual greed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-27
Railroads and the Future.

Addressing a gathering OF business men at
Dallas, Walter ID. Hines, chairman of the execu-
tive committee OF the Atchison. Topeka Santa
Fe company, delivered himself OF some conclu-
sions that are impressive for the amount of be-
lated wisdom they contain. First Of all, he ac-
knowledged great mistake has been made In
financing American railroads. BY selling bonds
instead OF stocks the companies had built up a
mountain OF securities that increased fixed
charges without producing revenue. The evil
effects OF this mistake has been felt and Is being
felt. by the railroads. This basis must be
changed" he said. before the railroads can
develop the country as IT should be developed
Just how the change is to be brought about
Mr.. Hines did not show, beyond the statement
that the railroads must have more net income
that dividends may be assured on stocks that
viii be offered In lieu Of bonds The statement
OF the eminent expert WILL however, open up
Few line Of activity for the employment of the
brains Of the head OF the great transportation
industry OF this country. The railroads have
felt the power OF the public in laws that regulate
traffic. they have also experienced the good viii
o. the public in the special privileges and as
sistance granted in innumerabe cases Also,
they have learned that cake cannot be eaten and
had at the same time With the country full of
grain and goods to be moved. with rates declared
to be remunerative after exhaustive hearings.
the problem OF the railroad manager is how to
rake his line profit producer.
Eminent examples recently presented show
that Wall street is not good place TO establish
PROSPERITY for a railroad company. The public
is willing that the railroads should have
square deal, but asks fair treatment in return.
On this basis the companies ought to find read
lily the money needed for development