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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

health again. 1t is truly great bless
ing to women, and l cannot speak too
highly of it. take pleasure in recon-
mending it to others. Mrs. ANNIE
CAMERON, RED, No. l, Swan Greek,
Michigan.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

No Place for Milk Pals.
Never allow milk pals or cans %
remain In or near COW stables,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

You can't very well dodge the toll
rates ON the road to success.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Another Sufferer Relieved.

Hebron, Me. Before taking your
remedies l was all run down, discour-
aged and had female weakness. took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and used the Sanative Wash, and
find today that l am an entirely new
woman, ready and willing to do my
homework now, where before taking
your medicine it was dread. | try to
impress upon the minds of all ailing
women | meet the benefits they can
derive from your medicines. Mrs.
CHARLES ROWE, Kennebago, Maine.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 5
ELIJAH AND THE PROPHETS OF
BAAl.

LESSON TEXT Kings lS:3O-3y
GOLDEN TEXT-Jehovah is far from
the wicked; but he heareth the prayer OF
the righteous Prov. G:29 r. v.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, . safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that II
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

If you want special advice
write to Lydia f. Pinkham Med.
icine CO., (cOnfidentiaD Lynn,
Mass. Your letter vii be opened,
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
INTERNATIONAL
SUND6YSQlOOL
LESSON

(By o. f. SELLERS, Acting Director OF
the Sunday School Course Of the Moody
Bible Institute.)
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04

The matches made in heaven are not
the brand dipped in birthstone.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-09-04
Only a Beginning.
For MALARIA c FEvERS
A FINE GENERAL STRENGTHENING TONIC

To cool burns use Hanford's Balsam.
Adv.
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Orbindre BIS erobe $5.OO-9.5O,
fair bis quite lsi6te $7.5oI10.50i
ertra $10.75--1100.
S6neine. - Die beutiae gu.
fubr mar aroB. Die yla4frage ipal
cine ante unb bic Breiie Der beFsreu
5leii6eriorten itieQen um 15c; lei9ts
Berionbtiorten itieaen UNI 1Ot. =
,.@taffp" S9fpsine perbeH fat ga:
nift aetduft
@ute Bis auserlsIene 8erpadungss
rnb GleiiderfOrtsn $765-7.75; orr
pindre biz auserleiene if,pers fetts
Gdue S4.50-6.10; ertra $6.15;
Staas 4.00-4.75; lsi4ts 9erianot=
forten $7.85-I95; mittlers 8.rs
ionbtiorfen S7.e5 -785; Gsrtsl, 110
pfunb uno neniasr, S6.50-7.75.
S9afe uno QGmmer. -
Die beiIeren Sfuie uno 9qmmsr ipus
rem itetia. Die onoersn UNI 1875:
niebriaer.
G6afe: Grtra lsiate $5.S5-600;
CUTE sis aussrlsisne $5.25-5.75; orr
binGre Bis fair $4,000. - QGms
mer: Grtra $9.35-9.50; quite Biz
.auserleiene $8.0O-9.25; orbindre Bis
fair $5.25-7.75; Guas $4.00-4.75.
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tpirb fjh nur tpenia berGnbern. De
tern abenb bate berielbe etnet Dai'
itritonb pon ia Tub.
Die folaenbsn 9tpei6en trafen ge'
tern bier elm:
gittsburq, pa.-6.3 Gub. fdat.
@beelins, 80. ga.-73 SUB, iteist.
parfersbura. 80. ga.-7.2 iSuB, fdat.
aanaipba 'FaGs. 20. 9a.-0.5 SUP.
GbarleitOn. 70. 8a.-6.7 FuB.
portsmoutb S.-12.8 sFub, fdlt.
2ouispils. a,-9.6 Sub. fG[It.
Goansoias. cnb.-13.5 Sub. fteigt.
NaibOiGs. 5enn.-10.7 SuB. fdlt..
CHATTANOOGA. 9snn. SO 6ub, ftei5t.
Cairo. Aa.-31.7 FuB, iteiqt.
Wlsmpbts, 3enn.-24.9 SUB, iteigt.
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ghicnan u. Qlusuit.


Deissn. - Fiir eSpt.m6sr Sl.O9t
LIP. am Sttub Sill; fir 9e5sms
Der $1.0S9 1.o93. am S9lub ST.
091.
DsIf6torn. : Fir Ssptembsr 75s
-75z. an Salub 753; Tiir Se3smbsr
64i-644. an S9IuB 644.
6aier. - ifur Septsm6sr Al
41Ec. am StluB Ale; fir Se5smbsr
409-4ltc. an SdluB 4obc.
Ro0asn. - 20. 2 nominal; go, 3
1.03.
9erff,. - 72-s1c.
simotbp. - S5.5O-7.o0.
alse. = $8.35-13.25.
BORT. - fir Septembsr $3.50
14.25. am S6IuB $14.o5; fur S'tos
Der $13.S0-14.30. an S9IuB $14.s
10.
edmal5. Siir September 1871
SOP. am Sd1luB 500: fir 0ttobsr
S02-s.10. an S6luB S.07.
Rippsnisitsn. sFiir Septsmbsr
$8.92-9.05, am SdluR S.92; tur
Stic6er $S.J5-9.10, am S4luB $S.'
50.
Butter. - Utartt unnerlnoert.
gier. Utartt b0her; oroinGre
firfts 16-l7lt: firits, Rortberu l7k
-185e; Firits Soutbern 173c.
aortoFfeln. = Wdrtt unperdHeert.
ejtfliisel. - 2ebenoes. Rartt uus
per1nbert.
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3uder. - prsiie itstis. - Raf.
finirte. Gut2oaf $500; pptpbersb S6.s
10: CUBES S6.25: aranulirtsr $500;
gonf.ctiousrs d" $3.50; Off N"
1856 tpeiber srtrd $5.45; srtpa e"
S5.25 per 100 giuHb.
Wolaiies tn iiEia. - Rem Ors
leans Open a.ttl. 40-55e, G,HtriFu.
oal 20-30c per 0alIone.
Reis. - 2ouiiiana. sSancn 5edo
E7ie: prima 6-6ac. orbindrsr
R-5se. saapcr 51-5ie Der pflnro.
9aiuns probuite.
Butter. - War.t rubia. gr.ii.
itetid. DoIemilt ertrd 29c.
Centralized Grtra 263e; GsntraIi,sO
ffirits 23c: DO. Saonog 20e; GAM
cp Sdirp zoe; padins GtOd 16a
18ac Der piunb.
adfe. - Mdrtt ifetia. Sbio 16:;
Rorbipeftli6er 15-16e; gsp gors
17-17te; S6psiaG 21-30e; bo.
Bird 1es; 2imburpsr 16H-17as per
9iunb.
gter. - Warst itetiq. - pris
ma friids Siibner.kr 1876; ftrfts
17ie; orbindr. firits 1916: i,eOnbs
12c Der 9ussnb.
GtfIiissI. - Ru9fraas gut. -
8roilsrs 2 pfunb unb bariiber 1se;
unter atpei piunb 17c; Siibnsr
13-13se; Sd9ns sc; Srutbiibnsr'
12-15c: GuIs 1Sc; Gntsn To-
liz; iun9e enten 12-J4t; gdnie 6
Sc per Bfiinb.
Obftunb @smufe
Sunae 4epfeI. - enrlp JuHe
unb Dutfe5 $1.00--l50 per 9bt.,
tpobnli9e 50-75e per 8bl.
3itrnuen. - Rsfitud 800
3.25: GaIifornia $3.25-3.50 per
aiite.
grape-Gruit - $2.60-8.5o|
pen Graissg n
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Rinbpieb. - Der Ularst mar
h.uts siemIi6 le6bdft unb itetia. @ute
W2ilhiiibe pdren ebsnfalIs in Rn6fras
a. uHb tart. dnosre aber fIau uno
f6spa6.
Neittler, unb idotpere Stisre $3.50
$40; aussrleiens bis ertra $3.50
SIS; O6ien $2.75-6.50; JIsii6ers
Stiere $5.50-s.00: auserleTeue biz
ira $s.1o-8.40; 6stfers $500 t.
S5: ouserIeiene $8.10-S.50; aiibs
s3.Oo-5.75; auserleiene S6.O0-6.'
80; Gannsrs $2.75-3.75; Stods
stiibs S4.50-5.50; Stpd Stisre
S6.50-z.S5.
8ullen. - Die 3ufubr pon 9uIs
len mar ssrtna unb bic preiie iteti5
pis tart.
Wlaaere unb lti9te $4.50-5.50;
9clocna $5.60-6.10; extra $6.15-
6.25: fette gullen $6.O0--6.75.
aGIber. Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdBia uub bic prsiie ftetia fir bic
,befiersu Gunliidisn, bic nHpsren aber
marsn flan- unb. i&pa&
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Oransen. - California Bal
$3.50-4.25 per aifte.
Grape fruii. - $2.50-3.50 be
Crate.
pflaumeu. Wilb Gooi,
75-90c. bldue 75e per Bu.
3u der m elonen. Jnbidnt
$1.25-1.50 per StdnOarb Crate, sin.
kimii4e $3.O0-3.50 per g6l.
Waffermelonen. SIS I
$50 per 6unbsrt Stiid.
8irnsn. ginbeimiihe 3uder'
birnen $3.50 per gbl. unb 50-75c
per 9u.
pfeffsr. = einbsimii6sr So
10 per 9u.
Sunse aartoffelu. - gins
beimii6e $1O0-125; Gobblers
81 .25-1.50 per 9bl.
6urten. Ginbeimiihe 10
20t Der 0usenb.
5omateH. ginbsimil6e rs
SOC per gu.
8raut. ginheimiiGes $50;
Der g6l. Rotbes S1.00-1.25 per 8bl.
aoblra6i. = 35c per 0uBeHo
9iinbel.
erbisn. = Ostliqs, 75-85c
Der gu.
ptdlss. 3O-95c per 100
stad.
3ud.rtorn. 8 IL per 0us
ssnb aolbsn.
3ntebeln. - ginb.imiIhe 30
--4oc Der gu. unb S125-1.50 per
gbl.
Crime gobnen. GinheiHis
fhe $1.50 per 2 gu.
aarotten. - ginbsimii6e 10c
Der Subsnb.
Rotbe Rii6.n. - Ginheimif3e
5-10c per 8ubeno.
Ganbprobutte
6eu. - gltss. go. / 5imotbD
S23.0O; SO. 2 5imDtbn $22.00; go. 3
Simotbp S20.O0-21.0O; Ro. ges
mifdtsr alee S21.O0; NO. 2 aemiiater
Elee 5000; 30. 1 &lee $14.5o; Ro.
2 alee $3.50.
Rsuss. - 30. / 1imOtbp $3.50
go. 9 9imotbp $1,000
1900; Ro. 8 9imOtbp $15.00-16.s
90; Ro. l aemii6tsr alse S15.50-
1850; go. 2 asmii6tsr alse $3.50
SO. / 3lee $500; Ro. 2
Stlse S11.O0.
Uliiblenfutter lit itstia. -
S!si { $23.50-24.10; Utioolin9s
gro6eB $27.5o-28,O0; bo. fsines
ssnii9tss SUITE;
$25. 0-25.5O.
Simereien. Wartt fetig.
alesiameH S6.75-7.6o auf Sem Gez
leiis uHb S8.15 $40 per gu. BON
Stor.. simptbp $2.5o-3.30 per gu.
bonn Stpr.. guhpetaen 80c per gu.
'Fladsiam.n s1.70 per gu.
Derf6isbeuss.
SsIe. - Martt iietia. astn5l, 10.
bes 55c per GaIIOns in parsieu bon
6 96Is. Gstodt.s 1e msaI. go. l
Garb6I 60c; Cotton Seeo Oel. raffis
uirte Sic per 9alIone. 5erpentin 48c
ptr GaIlons In partisn bon Is Bar
tels; SOC in partisH bon 1875 9als
Ion.n. getroleum. Sbio Carbon 120
9rab 81 DO. $50 9rab 10tc, 6eab.
Iiabt It's Grab 12c; Rsb gropn 9ds
'olin lie; Rdpbta 16e per GaIlons in
9drtisn Don 1-5 gbls.
Gals. - Der Martt In rubig. u
Ohio Riper $1.05 per gbl. DON 280
ffb.. sruhrIobn htnaugefiiat.
9aIa. Usar.t ftetia. primd
Lith 6s-6tc; DO. Gountra 5s-5sc
,er pfuHb.
aohIen. - Warit ruhia. gous
IbIOabenp S3.50-3.75. Rus uno
Stad 1925. Sanaipbd StiidtoblsH
,3.50-3.75. Nub un6 Slad S2.25
er 9onne aba.Iiefert. Rautlois |
5tiittoblsn $3.50. DO. Rus uno |
5nd S3.25. qntbrorite $7.75-S.o0 |
er 9pune abasli.fert. Cote toite. |
~ O0R IN nor Jnuus nhne(isfsrt
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GbitoQo, y. 2(uouit.

S8ipsine. - 3ufu6r 14,OOO. Martt
rubiq. Buff $6.7o-7.30; leiate t.
05-785; aemiitte $6.45-7SO;
itDere $6.30-725; raube $500
6.45; 7Sertel $6.75-7.90.
RinoOisb. - g3ufubr 5000. Wartt
it,tis. Ginbsimiide gesf Stiere S.
10-10.25: &iibs uuo 6eiftrs $3.10
$40; aGl6er S7.75-11.50.
Shafs. - 3ufubr 5000. Martt
ianr6. S4afs $60O-6.75; adms
mer S7.00E915.
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Masipdrtige Wtdrfte.
Rem gOrt, u. 2tuauit.

Webl. - Wartt itstiq.
ROaseH. - Wartt itetig.
9erite. - Wdrtt ftetig.
Wsi5en. = Wlartt fsit; 80. 2 rotbsr
$1.23 { /. (. Rsip gort Utartt: Rp. 2
barter $1.31a {. I. (. gIap gort fir
3ufuhr; no. / ROrtbsrn DULUTH 81
154 urb Ro. ! Rortbsrn WanitObd
$1.114 c. |. {. guiTllO.
gBeIi4torr = WIartt ftstia; 10.
2 oel6ss 90ae per SMff oosr eiieus
babH fiir 4uauits Qieierung.
6dfer. = Nartt letter; Sionoaro
69ac; go. 3 tpeiber 69c; fauep SsbiiI'
fer neiber 70-75c.
5eu. = Martt itart; prima s1.55;
Ro. / $1.45-l.5O; Ro. 2 $1.40-
1.42tc; SO. 8 S1.30-135; 9sriaHot
S1.20-1.25.
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metan . MART.
Rsp gott. 12. ausuit.

Rsn gort. II. Qusuit.
aupisr. - Rartt fIau.
glectrplptic $17.75-1S.00.
Glen. - uh,rit felt. - Ro. ! NOr'
tbsrH $l5.50-16.00; Ro. 2 $15.25-
1850: Ro. l Soutbern S15.00-l5.'
80; Ro. 2 $14.75-15.25.
.3inn. - gEuTtt pilia S345o =
$500.
glsi. - $3.50.
Speltsr, tsins Qnotirunser.
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C9tIS. Bombs nnS gIftien in Q,u g)orf.

gsf4aiispapisu pursen ~ aK-s14ss
oIsfonfirt. BeAftl axf 3onson pareH
itpaa ~ tAs9.iir % Tass 6ttt; Rabtl.
anptifuagtN sk.Hk ano Siat .fseaisl
A.7sx. gtanes Std. b.s1 4. Rab,l ks0x I;
Diarf ei4i SIX. Rabsl 80; 2irss SiAt
U.so. &abs! ass; Rubsl Sidt S44; 9abtl
~ Silbr. Barren %s1It, Regitauifas
Ionars ~.
dffteumarft.-Tsr Narit sar 5eute
nngsrtesIt nnb gssss ShIub lapsr. lie
JHoniirtf' uftien batten am msihen ,u let.
osn. DahrtHo bic Siieababn'aitt.a h1 I'm
$rsiis bisIten.
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9tim Qdnbpirth.

,Sbun Sie oenl gar ntt,ts eegeit bic
bieIen Sltesen i'm 9otdI8"
Die fdagen bic 5OumerfrIi9ler
iaou, bie lar-irQb. tosnHs-ipaA St9unI
.baaL1
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Centrifugal $4.77-4.86; RoIdii.s
$4.00-4.09; raffinirtsr f.it, 10
puiTits bSber; Gut loaf S6.70; Cru
f6so $3.50; Uloufb u S6.25; CUBES
$6.05; XXXX porpbersb 1886;
pofpbsrsb $3.50; f.insr sranuIirter
$3.50; DIAMOND u, $3.50; GouisctiOs
1ers' $50; 30. ! $3.50.
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Sluk'Wad dJriAten.

Treitoo. 13. auauit 1915.
Der aittle Uliami 'fIub 1T i'm
Stsigen bsQrifiea. Der Ohia . GtHB.
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Siebmarft.

Cincinnati. u. ausuit.
3ufubr un6 WeriauSt fpdbrsno Der
lsbetu "a Gtunben, persli6en nit
Ssrfslben 3sit Der porbersebenben brsi
Inas ipdren ME folat:
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1dgliHer Warft- Seriht.
Gineinnatt 12. 2luauit.

Die nnhfolaenben Quottrunaen Be-
siehen fih nur auf @ngros 1ranss
afiionen. Bel ileineren Gei6Gften
iDeroen ettpds bobere preiie bere6net
BroDiiionen.
g 9mala prima Stsam
7.90- 800; Jamilp Sdmul5 81
Sc per pfunb.
SrOdenaefataenes GIeii d..
SbOrt clear Seiten 9a-10c: Grtra
fhort clear 9s-9ic; ibort Rippsns
isiieH 92-92c; Sdult.rn S3-8tt;
Bellies 10-101c.
Bacon. Sbort clear Ssiien
1Oa-11e; srira ibort clear Seitsr
10a-11c; ibort Rippenieiten 1oa--
lie; SduItern 9i-9ae; Bellies IL
Lie.
Suaar gur.b T1eifd. -
S6iRten 15t-16e; 9itnit S6ulisrH
104-10Bc: greatfeft Bacon 18-
19c: S6ultern in padetsn 10t-11e;
q. ~. Gut S6uli.rn 10t-11c; tros
dene Beef Sdintsn 23-25c.
Sibatp6feItes Hleif d.
per pfunb: S9int.n 12-123e; pic
mic S6uliern 9i-9tt; Bellies
16-16bc: Stultern 10t-10ae; R.
p. Gut DO. 104-10ac.
Trifdes Tleif6. - Shintsn
11s-12it; g]itnic S3nltsrn 8
Sic: S6uIiern S-84e; ihort Rip'
penieiten 9-97e: fbort clear Ssis
ten 9-9ic: ertrd ibort clear Seitsr
9-9tc: Bellies lsi6t 16-163c; Bel
Iies fffpsre 10-11e.
WebrunS 9etrsibe
NEIL. - Ninter Dat.nt $6.35-
6.55; Wintsr fanep $5.90-6.15
Minter 9Sdmiln $5.5O-5.65; Binter
Gtra $5.05-5.25; Dintsr Orbiitdres
$4.85-505; Sdrt.s Wint.r patent
$6.65-705; 6artes gDinter fancp
S6.2o-645; 6artes MeiasH familp
s5.20-5.60; Roauenmehl, rorbpeits
Iihes aemii6tes $5.95-6.20; reines
Gitt. Roaaenmebl S6.o5-6.30; Gin
a.mtId,tes Roaasnmehl $5.95-6.2o.
Weiaen. - glo. 2 rother Wiuter
S1.1s-1.19; go 9 DO. $l.14-11T
No. 4 DO. $1.05-1.14.
WeIfdtorn. Ro. 1 tueibes
S18e; SO. 2 DO. S1-81tt; No. 3 DO.
Soa--S1c; glO. 4 DO. sO-S0tc; Ro.
6 DO. 79t-s0t; RO. 6 DO. 78a-
79te. - Ro. / asIbes 81bc; go. 2 Do.
s1-S1sc; Ro. 3 bo. 80s-81c; Ro.
4 DO. 80-8otc; 80. 8 bo- 79-S0t;
go. 6 DO. 7S-79c. - 80. 1 asmif4s
tes Gle; Ro. Q DO. sos-8le; Ro. 8
bo. So-80sc $40. 4 bo. 79a S0ae.
gp. 5 DO. 7St-79it: SO. 6 DO. TIL
-7Stc. - D.iBes aotbertcru So
Sic: oerbes aolbsntorn 81-S2c; aes
mifdtss aol6entorn 80-81c.
5dfer. - R,usr, RO. tpeiber
544-55c; sianbarb peib.r 81
sac: Ro. 8 tpeibsr 535-54e; Ro. A
tpeisr 50-53e; go. 2 a.miibter 4s \
.49c; Ro. 8 asmifhtsr AS;
Po. 4 aemiitter &-47e.
Roggeu. - so. 2 $L02-1.04;
no. 8 99e-S1.01; Ho. a 95-99c.
Wbistn.
9.rtaltft tpurbeR 472 g6ls. Sitil'
leS Tinifheb goobs auf br Bats DON
S1.39 per GolIon..
Groceries.
aaffee. - .fdoa 23-30e -Wlos
ia 29-30e; Guatemala fouep 19c;
30. gutter 17ae.
Hio gantos
s1,r1 sstsH -..-.--.--....ii.h 4
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04
THE PAY AS you GO
POLICY

Twenty years ago most cities and
towns, on making any large pubic
improvement, used to pay for 1t in
bonds running twenty and thirty
years. A good many people have
only recently had to reinvest seven
per cent bonds issued as far back
as 1880 or 1885 by many Of the larg'
er cities. During much of this perl
cd. these cities have been able TO
borrow money for four per cent ana
even less. The burden placed on the
tax payers by local governments that
issued these bonds was enormous.
There is today a growing realiza'
ton of the heavy burden placed on
tax payers by this policy of making
posterity pay. Interest rates are
higher now than they were a few
years ago. Cities that issue serial
bonds for fifteen and twenty years
will pay two dollars for one.
Many of the old timers used to ar
que that II was good thing for
municipality to have a public DEBT
Il tended toward economy, they said,
1t checked the spendthrift element
and led to conservative financial
policy. There may be something In
this. But as whole the present
generation is paying dearly for the
light hearted and nonchalant hnan-
ciaI policy Of its fathers.
1t Is a favorite politicians scheme
to borrow money, load off the bur
dens Of administration of future years
provide a low tax rate for the cur
rent year, and go to the people on
the issue of economy. Frequently
Il works. But some day debt must
be paid. Then It is learned that no
thing stops the growth of town
quicker than high taxes. Authori'
ties on municipal finance today all
favor paying for improvements In
the least possible time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04

Ayes-Aagard, Allen, Bevan, Black
EFT, Brinkerhoff, Browning, Burton.
Christensen, Croft, Day, Ennis,
Fowles, Goodwin, Griffin, Hammond,
Hawley. Hayward, Hinckley, Horsley,
Kelly, McShane, Mabey, Meeks, Nor
ris, Nebeker, Oldham, O'Neil, Page,
Peterson, Pope, Redd, Sevy, Shields,
Stewart, Taylor, Van Wagner, War.
nick, Wing, Speaker Anderson. Total
40.
Nays-Barker, Child, Fitch, Folk
man, Lund. Total 5.
-Wolstenholme.
Most of the amendments presented
on the floor Of the house yesterday
were rather summarily rejected a
procedure which called forth the
protests of the "wets" and also Of a
number on the prohibition side OF
the question. Several times at
tempts were made to defer action on
the measure until today and several
motions to adjourn were made, but
each was rejected, enough of the
"drys" staying together for a vote
on the measure to prevent all efforts
at postponement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04

hoping for the erection Of such a
tower, but, becoming impatient, he
used the more simple method as al
ready referred to.
The more wonder as to the accom-
plishments of this remarkable man
is that with scarcely a days school
ing he became the master of six
languages, and never stopped study
ing. His achievements in a great
many lines made his name famous.
He received degrees and diplomas
from colleges In both hemispheres.
and became forever remembered as
Doctor Franklin" philosopher, pa
triot, scientist, philanthropist and
statesman.
Self taught, the eandlemaker's son
gave light to all the world. He be-
came the sought for man Of two con.
tinents. He brought his native land
to praise and honor him and to no
American of any period can this
country point with greater pride
than to Benjamin Franklin.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04
PROHIBITION
BILL IS PASSED
BY THE HOUSE
Final Vote on the Measure to Make
the Entire State Dry Is
40 TO 5

Salt Lake, March 1.-The Wootton
state wide prohibition bill passed the
house Of representatives yesterday
afternoon by vote of 40 to 5. The
bill is now held up for day on a
motion for reconsideration.
The bill as passed by the house
yesterday Is altered in a number Of
respects. Some sixty or seventy
amendments were made in the house
to the senate bill. However, most
of these are minor amendments. In
three or four important particulars
the bill, as 1t passed the house, diff
fers from the bill as 1t passed the
senate.
An attempt was made by the Pro
gressives and Democrats, after the
roll had been called, to induce enough
of its members to change their vote
in order that the bill might not re-
ceive a two thirds vote. Under the
term of the initiative and referendum
act, the referendum may not be in
voked unless the bill passes each
house by less than two thirds Of its
membership. Half dozen Progress.
sives and Democrats changed their
votes but this did not prove enough
to bring 1t within the provisions Of
the initiative and referendum bill
so they changed their votes back
again.
Vote on Final Passage
The vote on the final passage Of
the measure follows:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04

Use our classified adds, they are
real business getters.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04
McHENRY SAYS EFFORTS
FOR FACTORY CONTINUE

Murray, March ii. w, McHenry,
president OF the United Commercial
clubs, said this morning that APP
proximately $500 acres of sugar
beets have been pledged for the pro
posed sugar factory in Salt Lake
county. He said also that 100000
has been subscribed and that in all
probability this week. A meeting OF
the farmers will be held AZ Union
Wednesday evening, when the matter
OF more acreage and stock subscrip-
ton will be considered. Later In
the week meetings will be held at
BLUM Dale and East Mil Creek,
A delegation OF eastern capitalists
Is expected here this week Mr.. Nc
Henry said, TO discuss the proposed
factory and he expressed the view
that they would invest considerable
money in the project.
"a local company" said Mr.. Nc
Henry, is willing to put up the build
ings, which will represent about hall
of the investment in the factory and
will take two thirds of their contract
price in stock u the factory. The
contract price would be competitive,
Mr.. McHenry preferred not to dis
close the identity Of this company
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04
YOUR BOYS AND GIRLS

A mother cannot be too careful
about overcoming foul breath in her
children. Strangers cannot with de.
cency comment upon it, and 1t re-
mains for the members of ones fam
lily to mutually guard the general pub.
lie by preventing 1t in the home cir
Gle.
A charcoal tablet will temporarily
remove the offense, until the stom.
ach can be put to rights, and the
mouth should be rinsed out frequent
ly with a weak solution of Soda
teaspoonful Of bicarbonate of soda to
pint of water.
Sometimes foul breath Is the re-
suit Of decayed teeth and a visit to
the family dentist is advisable.