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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30
LOCAL NEWS

AOS1 AL VIZ w ~
"Florodora' is a compound of roses
COOP DRUG CO. ADV
William Howell of the Howell
Brothers Clothing Company was in
ando it, II. A Ogden Sunday.
erson Co, =
ADV. sae-seed wheat and oats A.
SO plenty of alfalfa hay. c. Baling
NJ Barnes fruit producer and far phone 61S. II
mer of High Creek the city -
uansactng business Saturday James Almond ,v d ~ ,
-, o.....o.., .. . -, tor, has been very this week
kinds, home grown JOS A. Smith, ~
Fro - Pond, A. L. Hyer and Glenn
,, o, a. =, a., - Rawlns all Lewiston were bust.
, tns 80 walsvna WOE ness visitors in Logan
visitor in Logan yesterday r, ,, -
now of Lake is
Kimbal. Joborson lii -
So'-"' for the automobile here.
Joseph of George Mr. and Mrs Ioserb p,tor an
Mendon the % ~ n
with pneumonia the past few days Vvn Shutter
out MS many enu are hophg o the marriage take
his speedy recovery. in temple.
player almost Ed Smith laborer residing in
Sixth ward ia SUFFERING from
mobile. write horne QUO bad case of the mumps and agppe
walker enk eudng salt Lake Mr. Smith is residing
Chy'-AdV' $3.50 Mr. and Mrs John J. Roberts
Petersen, optomery Two delivered
at the
Wyoming Saturday afternoon Congressman
der w. being
the injuries could speakers.
temined from the message received
A little OF Mrs
Headquarters for cut flowers and Alfred
funeral designs.
zz East ihrd SOUTH Phone 49 morning
Adv II ed back The injury sustained
by falling from a
predicted we
would THE Expl OTIS OF 81 AINE sE
ed their representations Monday
uenMrsnAv AMI
sumb there been THURSDAY OF EAcu sccEEn
all night falling Of conference
dew. TER.-Adv. $50
GOO ,bo sex,o.
prce m
Company for the 1915 ID
tam contracts py Gaming al ne ONCE Bishop
Idaho Rail 900, ,n,ormoa
road Company South Us that there was much heavier
AuV u rainfall in the Of the valley
r.sst than here. The lands in Lewiston
Attorney Royal Ece oson Doug really suffering for moisture
and Rich of Ogden, before this storm
made flying automobile trip to Lo'
returning
They the roads are
ideal between here and the Junction Mr. Turner the
city, business in the eastern
Idaho and a influx
who have gate troubles taking
should the gate recently that
Iundah Sons of
South At their place of -
a light beane impa
will give waiting
trouble the swinging and
The
practical and Is adusape SO a' almost
the
the
move the Dragging. and will be delivered by the
Blair Motor Company this week.
gedings, -
1900 wife
three and in
set good harness Inquire at this Of
hce.-Adv. wilb held n Salt Lake today
Relatives living Providence and
Two to in the capita
No. depart be in attend
The first services today
call In the afternoon, small
fire having residence
at 262 East Fifth North The blaze
before the big sale at
engine arrived. call the eve
frOm2 nuMa ain ateet a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31
ECONOMICAL

EkRNHWlAAL
81 thought your father wasn't go
ing to send you back to cOIIege?"
That's so. Dad did kick on the
expense, but threatened to stay at
home and help run the business, and
then he decided that a college course
would be a lot cheaper. IN. Y.
World.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31

HIS CHANCE ARRIVES
''Why are you so crazy to take mud
baths? There's nothing the matter
with you"
Its this way doctor. / was
brought up in a. lace collar and a
FauntlerOy suit. And I always vowed
that / would get my share of playing
in the mud some day."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01

thousands of dollars now being cX-
pended there, prosperity is hitting the
industrial suburb Of Tulsa good and
strong.
According to the Commercial club
of sand Springs plans are being laid
for a doubling of the population
within the next year. The town now
has an estimated census of four thou
sand persons and the coming Of
numerous business houses there i'm the
past few months indicates that shrewd
merchants are getting i'm one the
ground floor and will be on hand to
enjoy the great growth expected. A
dozen houses a week are going up in
all parts of Sand Springs and are
being filled with tenants almost be-
fore completion. The town board is
making extensive plans for beautify-
ing, one Of which is q small park and
lake where Main street enters factory
addition. Business increases have all
most doubled in the last two months
and justity the expected population Of
eight thousand inhabitants by the end
Of the coming year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01
HORDE OF KIDDIES
LEARNING TO SWIM
Y. NJ, c, A. Campaign Gets
Bigger Each Day; Free
instruction.

Working the instructors and swim
ming pool to capacity the Y. NJ. c.. A.
free city-wide swimming campaign is
becoming an epoch among the boys
life of the city. Two hundred and
ten boys have enrolled in the cam
paign.
The boys are being sent into the
pool in groups Of twenty for twenty
minutes each between the hours Of
4 and o'clock The water is warmed
and lowered to a safety level. The
instruction IS under the direction Of
j. w RObh and he is assisted at all
times by two members of the associa-
tlOn corps.
Three lessons will be given TO each
boy and according TO all experience
this should suffice 10 teach him to
swim. Up to today AN lessons have
been preliminary no boy having had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01
SAND SPRINGS is
COMING TO FRONT
More Things in Sight Than
Any Other Factory City
in United States.

with a tractor factory building, the
new hospital and sanitdrium rapidly
rising, a large acid plant located and
with more than $500, 600 ready for
the big cotton mill, Sand Springs is
doing more things and has more
Things in sight than any other fac
tory town in America Besides these
things announcements have been
made Of extensive additions to the
Sand Springs Home, factory for the
widows colony and the Incorporation
of the town into a city so that many
blocks Of the thriving and progressive
community may be paved
improvements at the big plants at
Sand Springs, the complete sewerage
of the town, the grading OF streets and
other municipal improvements are
giving employment to a large num-
ber Of men outside of the straight
factory work, and with the many
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01
Bull DING PERMITS
TAKE A BIG JUMP
November Showed Gain of
$4,000 Over Same
Month in 1911.
WEATHER HELPS 1T


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01
Move office to ST. Louis.

81. LOUIS, Nov 8O.-John ~
Hornatzar, general passenger agent Of
the 81 Louis d San Francisco O'us.
COZ railroad, will move his head
quarters from Memphis, Tenn, to the
executive offices IN St. Louis on jar
uaTy /, 1915, it was announced here
tonight \. I. Johnson chief rate
clerk at the local offices, will at the
same t3he become division passenger
agent with headquarters at Memphi.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01
DEMONSTRATION OF
PRUNING METHODS
Government Agent SHOW, FanCicr.
Best Way of Trimming
GTaDcYinCs.

A large crowd was attracted TO the
farm Of NJ. Schuttler yesterday where
they witnessed a practical dcmoustra-
ton of grapevine pruning and cul-
ture. Many students were present
from the agricultural classes OF Ken
dan college and the Tulsa high school
There are great many grape
grown I'm this county and the idea Of
conducting such demonstration was
conceived by d. &. T.. FarnheuGt
Tina, mis- efforts in making Il possible
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01

badly, and her hands broke
out a little. Her feet got
very bad 50 that her toe
nails became festered and
Ave of them came oR.
The general appearance Of
the breaking out was
pimples, and after breaking
out would become intlaned
an 1 fpstpr. IL would couse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01
Sample Each Free by Mail

With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. T, Doa.
tom" Sold throughout the world.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01
ITCHING skin
TROUBLE ON BODY
Feet Broke Out Badly. Became
Innamed. Caused Loss of
Sleep. In 3 Weeks Well.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

when our little girl was one month old
she seemed TO have an itching all over her
body. Her feet commenced to break out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01

loss of sleep for she would awake and cry.
'I got cake Of Cuticura Soap and a box
Of Cuticura Ointment. II was only about
three weeks till she was well again.
tSigned) Mrs. V. j. Spaulding, Alpharetta
Ga. Feb. 10. 1915.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-01

LIVING ROOM SUITS AT YOUR
OWN PRICE
$1,000 Living Room Suits, up
hoI~'.rod in best tapestry. Oak
or Solid Mahogany COO NN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
PRESIDENT SHOWS DEEP
FEELING OVER RUPTURE
Makes No Secret of His Sorrow Over
Retirement of Bryan From
Cabinet.
EXPRESSES HIS HIGH REGARD
Accepts Resignation With Greatest
Reluctance and Only After Con-
vinccd That There Was No Posi-
bility Of Views Being Reconciled

WASHINGTON. June S-Prcsident
Wilson. by his every word and act to-
day, showed his deep feeling over Sec
rotary Bryan's decision to resign from
the Cabine:. He accepted the resigna-
tion with greatest reluctance. and ONLY
after he hao become firmly convinced
that he and the Secretary were un-
alterably apart on the kind of note
to he sent to Germany
Ever since last Friday when he
began to feel that his views and those
OF Mr.. B"yan could not be reconciled.
the President has made nc secret of
his sorrow I" his closest advisers.
sunday he called at the home OF Sec
rotary Tumr!ty TO discuss the situa
ton Since then III has seen secre-
tary Bryan several zines. and has
his point If view. During n confer
cnce the two had at the White House
yesterday. however 1t became finally
evident that Mr.. Bryan wuulJ leave the
Cabinet
No, wishing to be questioned about
the situation, the President directed
Secretary Tumulty 20 cancel his regu-
lar TUESDAY conference with news
paper mon this mor1inS. but later he
rescinded the order and saw them
AZ the conference he looked careworn
and his replies to qusIt,ons were quick
-
meeting he saw Nstmzster-Gener
Burleson for short time.
MIR. Bryan's resignation, a is known
was discussed Thoroughly, at the Cabi-
net meeting. and final efforts were made
TO get him to reconsider his determina-
t!on. The Presiden. acai!i spoke his
deep regret when NJ. Bryan told him
he could rot remain N the official
family. rn1 other Cabinet members
Joined In the expressions of their cnref
Immediately after he Cabinet meet
i.'s. the President vent 10 ,hc White
House. tax ~ Secretary Turlulty with
him. He talked little OF IT,. way but
several tints referred I" Mr.. Bryan
and his high regard COR him.
For sevrra! days Mr.. 'lsor has
teen suffering from viotent headaches.
End this afternoon DR.. Grn!son his
physician. insisted upon h.s making a
round OF thu golf links. IL was while
he was away from the White House
that the definite reports that Mr.. Bryan
had resigned reached TIE pulls.
y few minutes later the President
returned, and authorized Secretary
Tumulty by telephone to formally an
nounce the acceptance OF Mr.. Eryan's
resignation. He requested that the
newspa pers be asked not u speculate
about who the SUCCESSOR would be.
Tonight Mr.. Wilson remained in the
White House with his family and re-
tired early.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
NEW MAN MAY Be CHOSEN
TO FILL CABINET POSITION
Present Status of Departments Per.
sonnet Probably VIII Remain Tn.
changed for Some Time.
LANsING's NAME MENTIONED
Acting Secretary OF State, rs Coun-
selor, Prepared Memoranda for All
Important Notes That Have Gone
to Warning Nations.

WASHINGTON, June S-Robert Lam
sing. secretary to John Bassett Moore
when he was counselor of the State
Department. becomes Secretary OF State
nd interim tomorrow, after Secretary
BrHans resignation takes effect. He is
soh-in-law OF John Foster Secretary
or state under President Harrison. A
lifelong Democrat. he has been an in
ternational lawyer for many years.
while there is much gossip ALREADY as
10 president Wilson'S probable selcc-
tion Tor the secretaryship. IL is the
lresidents plan to make no Immediate
appointment. 1t would not be surpris-
ing II he made no change I'm the pres
ent status of the departments person.
mel for two or three months
Secretary Franklin X. Lane, Of the
Interior Department.. has been fire.
1uently mentioned as a possible sue
ccssor 10 Secretary Bryan but the bo-
on account of his Canadian birth, and
the fact that the President would find
considerable difficulty finding a man TO
take over Mr.. Lanes important WORK
on the Alaskan railway and other
projects of the Interior Department
1t lis considered entirely possible that
the President will make no shift in his
Cabinet at all, but will choose now
man to fill the vacancy. In vell-in-
likely that he will retain Mrs Lansing
as secretary. To do SO would require
search for another counselor, a post
d!incult to MI.
Mr.. Lansing prepared memoranda for
all the important notes that have gone
10 belliEerent countries since the war
began, and is loked upon not only as an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
PREVENTION OF WAR
CAUSE NEAREST HEART

WASHINGTON. June Sin conncc-
ton with Secretary Brran's declaration
in his letter Of resignation that pre-
Ncntton of war was the cause nearest
his heart. ii WAS recalled here tonight
that in a speech eight days after TAX
ing Office, the secretary said:
Il made up my mind before accept :
ing the offer of the sccretaryship OF
state that / would not take the Office
II | thought there would be n war
during my tenure"
MIR. Bryan was addressing delegates
10 conference to arrange for Cele-
bration OF the one hundredth anniver-
sary OF tho signing OF the Treaty of
Client
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
so Lansing Suggested as Probable Successor to Bua1

ing?" they asked. DO YOU supnose
he's resiEned?"
Ten minutes later word was sent in
asking the secretary If he would see
the ncwspapermcn. Mr. Bryan directed
n reply that he was detained from the
cabinet by important business
When he appeared at last, Just be-
fore noon. brisk and smiling. he greet
cd the anxious group with:
We'll. Will you walk with me?"
Every man followed directing rapid
fire questions.
Il had important business which de-
tanned me- Mr.. Bryan answered to all.
and no more information came from
him until after the formal announce
mcnt from the White House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

discuss the merits OF this final clash.
out we were all aware of earlier frfc-
ZION; so the climax was duly antici-
pated
Whatever the differences of opin-
ION between the President and the
Secretary of State, the confidence of
this country, | am sure. has been mer
tied by Mr.. Wilson. The Democratic
party has reason to place an abiding
.aith III his sound Judgment and the
wisdom OF his policy in public affairs
At home and abroad
The effect of Mr.. Bryan's retire
ment on the administrators success
will be nil, in my opinion. The adj
ministration has made good II ia the
duty of this country to stand by Pres
ident Wilson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
TEN COUNTIES VOTE "DRY"

ST. PAUL, MINI. June Slightly
saloons in ten counties OF Minnesota
will be forced TO discontinue operations
AS result Of yesterdays county option
elections. Only two OF the twelve coun-
tics voting-Blue Earth and Olmsted--
will retain saloons. In Pipestonc the
"drys' won by l3 votes. and in Redwood
by 80. The other counties which abol-
ished liquor were Traverse, Todd. Rem
willie. Dodge, Kandyohi. Murray, Otter
tail and Watonwan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
No INTENTIONAL DELAY
IN PREPARING NOTE,
"TAG DAY" FOR JITNEYs
innugurnted In New Orleans to GET
Funds For Court Fight,

NEW ORLEANS, June s.-A temnor-
ar" injunction was issued in Civil Dis.
Tict Court here to-day restraining the
city from enforcing the ordinance re
curing every vehicle carrying passen-
gers over prescribed route In the CITY
to be bonded for $1,000. 1t was aimed
at the jitney buses, but the New Or
leans Railway and Light Company was
required TO post a bond of s26T5.OOO
for its $50 street cars. Interest has
been added 10 the situation created by
the law which went into effect on June
i by tag day inaugurated by the
jitney owners to get funds for their
court fight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
JITNEYS HELD no HE
COMMON CARRIERS

ATLANTA. GA, June S.-Jitneys
busses operated in Georgia were held
TO be common carriers and subject TO
the juridiction of the State Railroa d
Commission in a decision handed down
by that body here to-day. Tentative
rules for the regulation and operation
of jitney buses have been prepared by
the commission, and will be at once
mailed to operators of such convey
ances. The commission will conduct
a hearing on these rules july ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
FIRM NOTE TO GERMANY
WILL GO FORWARD TO-DAY
Continued from First Page

''r'''''''"S' iioui FlTSt PaRe.)
rights. Count Won Bcrnstorff. the Ger
man amba ssa dor. called on Counselor
lansing carly in the day to inform him
that. although the embassy quarters
had been removed to Cedarhurst, l. I.
he would remain here indefinitely TO
await copy of the American note
Later in the day Mr.. Lansing announced
the German embassy had transmitted
two more afi'davits OF two persons who
claimed TO have overheard persons saw
there We're guns on the I.usitania. Mr.
Lansing said tho aftidavits were re-
garded as unimportant by the Depor,
ment of Justice. and decided there were
no guns on the Lusitania
NO INTENTIONAL DELAY
IN PREPARING NOTE
The President emphasized to callers
early to-day there had been no intcn-
uonal delay in preparing the German
notc. lie said many suggestions had
heen made by MIR. Bryan and Others.
nut that the general character of the
note had not been modified. This was
interpreted later as meaning that the
CABINET situation had been disposed of
last week. and that the delay subse
qnent thereto was really due to de-
'ails In the careful preparation of the
phraseoloEy of the note
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN ILLINOIS SENATE

SPRINGFIELD. ILL, June S.-Sccncs
OF great excitement followed the an
nouncement in the Illinois Senate this
evening OF the .,sicratioI of William
j. Bryan rs secretary OF State. For
nearly an hour business was supcndcd,
and members made speeches some pay
ana ability. and others criticizing him
ana ability. and othe" crticizinc him
Tor resiEning "at this time OF Stress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
SECRETARY LANE
CALLED TO WASHINGTON

MEM YORK, June S.-Franklin *.
Lane, Secretary OF the Interior. in this
city tonight to attend Il private din
ner given by Chancellor Elmer Ellis
worth Brown. OF New York University,
to candidates for honorary degrees.
was called to Washington before the
dinner began. IL was learned late to-
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
King Constantine Much Better.

LONDON, June "a Reuter- dispatch
from Athens says the condition OF King
Constantine has taken :, Favorable turn
and 1t is hoped he will be pronounced
out OF danger within 4 day or two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
BELIEVES BRYAN HAS
TAKEN UNPOPULAR SIDE
Colonel Button and Judge Rhca Con.
fident That Country Stands
With Wilson.
STUART BACK FROM CAPITOL
Governor Was at White House Yes
terday Afternoon, but Declines to
Comment OH Situation in Advance
of Complete Information.

ihat the break in the Wilson cab
met did not come rs Il surprise is the
opinion of well-informcd mon who dis
cussed the resignation of William Ion
nings Bryan and its prompt accent
'iice pE PRESIDENT Wilson last night
reports from Washington long ago
indicated the lack of harmony between
The President and the Secretary of
state as prominent men in Virginia
interpreted these occasional reports.
governor Stuart who returned to
the city late last night, declined 70
express himself on the situation. saw
ing he did not feel justified in discuss
Ing matter of so much moment with
ihc meager reports of the affair that
had come TO him. 1t was stated. how
/ ever, that while in Washington vcs,cr-
day the Governor was in conference
with President Wilson at tho White
House and ii was inferred that he
had there learned of Secretary Bryan's
resignation and it's cause
THINKS BRYAN HAS TAI>EN
THE UNPOPULAR SIDE
Colonel Joseph Button. state Com
missioner of Insurance. discussing the
break between President Wilson and
secretary of State Bryan, said:
brEan has the unpopular side In
the controversy. The Presidents note
20 Germany has given him strength
N this country which he never had
before. II has won over to him q
large element that up TO now opposed
him.
Mr.. Bryan has shown himself, ac-
cording to the best information we
nave In hand, an extremist for peace.
president Wilson'S stand has been firm
ana based upon strong principles such
ms appeal TO the American public. Will
son mas shown himself the man Of the
hour In the crisis.
Failure Of the people to sustain
president Wilson in this matter would
amount, as / view ii, to a reputation
OF the Democratic party. The admin
istration has been n tremendous sue
cess, much to the qualification of the
Democratic leaders and greatly TO the
disappointment Of the opposition.
In this contingency the most prob
able successor OF Mr. Bryan as Score
tarH OF State seems to me to be Sec
rotary of the Interior Lane | think
Robert Lane or John Rassett Moore
might he regarded as strong proba-
bilities"
Former Governor williams Hodges
Mann said:
Il am sorry to hear of any break in
MIR. Wilson's Cabinet ! have the high
est regard and respect both for Mr.
Bryan and Mr. Wilson, and regret to
hear of Mr.. Bryan's resignation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
TAFT HAS NOTHING
To SAY ON SUBJECT

HARTFORD. CONN. June S.-Former
President Taft here late to-day. in
formed of Secretary Bryan's resiCna :
iion said that he had nothing to say
cor publication.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
CONFIDENCE OF COUNTRY
WITH WILSON, SAYS UIIEA

Judge William T.. Rhea. OF the State
Corporation Commission, said:
The retirement of Mr.. Bryan from
the Cabinet will hardly take the coun-
try by surprise. ! think we had suf-
hcieht reason TO anticipate il. The
country should stand behind President
WILSON, and | am sure that il will.
From the mcagrc information concern
ing the break between the President
and Mr.. Bryan, would not care TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

expert in international law, but Al
clear thinker and adviser. For nnanv
years he has served on boundary corr.
missions and arbitra ton tribunala