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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-23

longer the target, is not at right an
giles to, but parallel with, the fight
of the shell, the greater will be the
chance Of hitting. The effective tar
get presented by battleship end ON
is really much greater than when she
Is broadside on, besides, in the for
mer position, losing whatever protec-
ton might be afforded by her verti-
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-02-23
A KNOWING DOCTOR

Patient-Do you speak more than
one language, doctor?
Physician-No, but l have some
knowledge of many tongues.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-02-11

His prosperity today may be attributed to this
to1=and to the fact that his grandfather recently
died leaving to this business man the entire family
estate
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
"A STRENUOUS LIFE
SURE CURE FOR BLUES

Are you bored? Are you having a
dull time2 Do you wish something
would happen9 Crave excitementY
Tom Harrington will show YOU how
10 make things hum. lie has Il little
way of his own With him things
happen so fast no Wishes they didn't.
Hen show you the whirlwind esca-
pades
He's a college man Of course g
football captain, too, I'ut he poses as
"a lieutenant gets In on a feed, de-
ceives a fair. wealthy lHss, Involves
himself ia debt tells lies right and
left dupes freshman, halt hills a.
professur and, worst of all cdts
GYM
lie IS disowned by his gcntecl pa,
denounced by bis sweetheart and
ready tor suicide when the tide turns
and the Jolly rascal Is cleared and
forsiven
licsldes his Tom has tha gennine
echHrlie Chaplin swing on, hos
the rent thing and Marion, the fair
iase Is harming ana 50 swce' and
ensaFpecting shell captya,o yo'n
hcart
be Albuquerque high h1o, SEN
lpfs have the spice and ginger te
make 4 strenuous Life, that merry
eolleWc comedy, hit
u VIII be glven at the high school
auditorium Nay z.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
0FF|C|ALs AWAIT
RETURN Of DUVAL
WEST T0CAP|TAL
Personal Representative Of
President Wilson Expected
TO DivuIge important lnfor-
nation Regarding Mexico.
lay .oanra ioosaal srreI.l lt4ato wlss

Washington, nay i.-AdminIstra-
ton officials are awaiting with inter-
est The return to Washington Of Duval
West, President wilson's personal
representative in Mexico, who sailed
from Vera Cruz t0dng for Havana and
VIII reach here next week
secretary Bryan said today the
state department had received several
letters from Mr.. West giving inc0m-
plete returns Of his Inquiries and CON
forencea with leaders Of rival Mexican
factions The letters left much to be
disclosed IN the full report which Mr..
West VIII make 90 the president
Mr.. West has had personal inter-
views with Generalf Carranza, villa
and Znpuia and many Of tneir sup
portcra and administration officials
are keenly Interested in his report
Todays adyices 10 the state de-
pArtment indicate an impending bat
tle near Aguna Calientes between the
forces Of Generals villa and 0bregon.
The latter was said 10 bc advancing
from Cclaya toward hguas Calientcs,
whore General villa is reorgnnzing
his forces now reported TO total 3d.
600 men.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
French Remedy Aids
Stomach Sufferers

France has been called the nation
without stomach troubles. The French
have for generations used a simple
mixture Of vegetable oils that relieve
stomach and Intestinal ailments and
keep the bowels free from foul, pois-
onous matter. The stomach is left
TO perform its functions normally. In
digestion and gastritis vanish
Mr. Geo. H. Afayr, leading drug
gist of Chicago, cured himself with
this remedy in q short time. The de-
nand is SO great that he imports these
oils from France ard compounds them
under the name OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy People everywhere write
and testify to the marvellous relief
they have received using this remedy
--one dose win rid the body OF pois-
onous accretions that have accumu-
lated for years and convince the most
chronic sufferer from stomach, liver
or Intestinal troubles
Mayrs Wonderful Remedy is sold
hy leading druggists everywhere with
the positive understanding that your
money will be refunded without ques-
tion or quibble il ONE bottle fails to
give you absolute satisfaction.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
BARNES LOADING HIS
GUN FOR ROOSEVELT 7

Ihf NoNNfNo JOURNAL hFtNfeA ARhbtu NiNhl
Syracuse, n Y, May 1.-~Counsel
for William Barnes IN his suit for H.
bel nRainst Theodore Roosevelt. spent
today preparing evidence for submis-
sion after tho case of the defense
rests next week II was said that
about twenty-five witnesses, many Of
them state officials or former state
officials had been summoned 60 APP
pear by the Barnes forces II was
stated positively that Mr. Rarnes him
self would go on tho stand.
counsel tor Colonel Roosevelt spent
the day IN making plans for compile
tion OF their case. The opinion pre-
vailed among the attorneys on both
sides that the plaintiffs first witness
IN rebuttal would testify some time
Thursday The Roosevelt attorneys
said they doubted whether they could
rest their case before "Wednesday af-
ternoon. Colonel Roosevelt spent tho
better part Qf the day catching Mp
with his correspondence.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
NOTHING 10 SAY ABOUT
PROTECTING AMERICANS

NOgales Sonora. Mexico. May IT,
Jose Maytcseua, Villas chieftain in
sonora, arrived here today 10 axe
this his capital Asked what he had
done to protect Americans ana other
foreigners who are threatened by
warike Yaquis. Moytofena answer
90;
~ have nothing 10 say"
Maytofpnas wife and daughter
preceded him here They continued on
to Los Angeles and according to re-
port current here. took with them
SSb0.000 gold.
Maytorrna was reported To have
begun forcing Chinese merchants
here to exchange their gold for villa
currency nt The rate Of gold for
S. currency ON The American side
VILLA currency is selling r for l.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02

four of the British steamer Edalc,
which wan sunk on these islands by
d submarine today. whllc on yoy-
age from the river Platte. South
America, 20 Manchester with car.
10 of grain, have been landed here
bv d British patrol boat. They say
that the Edale was torpedoed with
out notice and that they did not see
the submarine until after they We're
IN their life boats
patrol boat In reported 10 have
hetu struck and severely damaged
~ shell fired by the submarine.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
REPRISALS THREATENED
ON GERMAN PRISONERS

isy noRmne JOURNAL SPECIAL leAsro wiEEl
Ottawa. ontario. May Minister
of Militia General Hughes, am
nounced that II the German authori-
ties carry out their sentence of death
upon Private Ionsdalc Of Leeds. for
having struck a German officer in a
German prison camp, there will be
reprisals in Canada.
General Hughes stated that as soon
as he learns that the Germans have
executed Private I.oHsdale. he will
have three German prisoners AT
Kingston court martialed and shot.
The men yesterday assaulted the
guards and attempted to escape, one
being severely wounded
General Hughes says that one Of
the three is count aud memher Of
one of The most prominent families
in Berlin.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
OSBORNE AGAIN
IS IDENTIFIED
BY RAE TANzER
Young MiIIiner Changes TeSti-
mony to Swear That Man
She Knew as Oliver 0S-
borne Is Really James W.

10y HosnlHa JOURNAL neEctAl ttAeeo wtnCt
New York May Miss Rae Tan
2cr, the young millincr who sued
james w Osborne FOR 100000 for ale
legged breach Of promise TO marry and
later withdrew the suit, saying Mr.
Osborne was not the man who oourted
her under the name Of oliver Osborne,
changed her testimony again today
ana under oath Identified James W.
Osborne aa her admirer, Oliver Os-
borne.
Miss Tanger'a renewed Identification
came while she was Under eross-ex-
animation by Assistant United states
Attorney Roger B Wood. She was a
witness for tho defense IN the trial
of Frank r. Stafford. former clerk In
the kenalngton hotel IN plnnfield n,
j., f0r perjury In connection with the
breach Of promise ease
Miss ranzer refused to answer
nnnN questions put 10 her on direct
examination regarding the Identity Of
the "Oliyer Osborne who had prom
ised to marry her
Lady Lnscs Her Temper.
When Mr. Wood took up his cross
examination, questioning her with go.
verify, Miss Tuner apparently lost
her temper and said
Yes. James W. Osborne is the man
was running around with"
"Do you mean TO say that this Is
the man you were running around
with as oliver OSBORNE" asked Mr.
Wood, pointing to Mr. osborne whom
he asked 20 rise
AS James w Osborne rose. Miss
Tnn1er glanced at him for moment
and said
Yves. that is the man.
Mr. Osborne smiled broadly and
Eai down
Miss Tan2ef admitted to Mr. Wood
that she previously had said James
W. Osborne WAS not the same man
as Oliver osborne.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
DUVAL WEST Is GUEST
or GENERAL CARRANzA

Washington. May i,--Duval West,
President Wilson'S personal repre-
sentative In Mexico and Rear Admiral
Caperton took luncheon with General
Carranza 40 Vera Cruz before Mr..
West sailed yesterday for the United
States Mr. West win come from Key
West by ruil ia Washington, to report
tu the president.
Henry Lane Wilson, the last Ameri-
can ambassador ia Mexico. called to-
day on Assistant Secretary Phillips
at the state department.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
Innd ncnlcrs MnsL Incr TrlnI.

Washington May Thirty com
mission merchants ana food denlers
here must face trial for conspiring 70
raise prices al the outbreak Of the
war Thair aemurrers to indictments
secured Dy the government several
months are were overruled today In
The district supreme court The eases
were the first OF series brought by
the department Of Justice after a
country wide investigation,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
0RAH00D ACQUITTED
OF CHARGE OF FRAUD

Denver, colo, May ! Harper II.
Orahood. undertaken. was acquitted
by a jury here tonight on a charge OF
completely IN plot TO deffaud lnsur-
uncr companies out ot Nl9,Q0o ny
means Of death plot. In which
Valley Turley who has pleaded
guilty. was the principal j Lotion
Davidson. former partner OF Ora
hoods has been convicted ON the
same charge.
The jury which acquitted Orahood
was out about two hours
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
FIFTY MILLION SCARE
TURNED TO REJOICING

San Francisco May 1.-THE SEQ
900, 600 scare which fell upon the
pncific slope last nieht, because of a
threatened severe damage tu fruit hy
FROST has turned 10 rejoicing A dri2-
glHw rain swept most df california
aud oregon. Keeping the trmpera-
ture np ana tremendously improving
M crop prospects already above the
average.
Ia southern california the apple
erop suffered considerable. apples
generally hcing planted on higher
elevations than other fruits No other
misfortune WIS reported
SNOW fell Ia FlHgatan. AriH. cover
lne the flower hods
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
Dienrdors IN MIlltary Prison.

Watertown, y, r., May Copies
az the Kingston, ont. Whig, re-
coived here today teH of disorders Ia
the military prison at Fort Henry,
Kingston, last Thursday nieht. in
which II was said several tlvrmnn
prisoners were hayonetted, two ot
thrm heina afterwards tnken 20 hos
nital one Ia "A serious condition.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
WILSON LOGICAL
MAN To LEAD IN
SECURING PEACE
Graduate of Cambridge Tells
American Academy PreSi-
dent Should Take Principal
Part in Terminating War;

thf HDNftiNe JOURNAL GFNClbL lNAahH Mittf
Philadelphia, May Id Loves
Dickinson Of Kings college, Cam
bridge, England. speaking tonight to
the American Academy Of Science,
outlined the following as the best
manner IN which America could com
tribute 10 the maintenance Of world
peace:
Peace 10 be established through The
Intervention of President Wilson
The convention Of a congress at
which nll European states. belliger-
ents and neutrala alike. should be
represented such congress to be pre-
sided over by President Wilson.
Substitution Of the former system
OF alliances among European powers
with an International guarantee Of
peace, backed by force, il necessary
America Nation Of Common People.
In outlining this method, Mr. Dick
inson said. in part
"Of an the governments that may
bc concerned with the future Of Eu-
rope, and therefore of the world,
yours is the only one likely sincerely
TO take the Wow of the peoples instead
Of that OF the mlliiarlsts and diplo-
mats And the imperative condition
OF peace is that the view Of the peo-
pies should he heard ana acted upon
for the first time in history
"1'he congress al which / hope 70
see the United States occupy a lead
ing position. should be one where all
the European states, not only the bel
ligerens should be- represented The
helligercat governments are not TO be
trusted 10 aim at a permanent peace.
Their representatives will be, i'm all
probability, the same men who made
the war Bat the neutral powers may
be trusted, / think, 10 be favorable 10
n radical change in the spirit and or
ganization of European diplomacy.
And a strong lead given In that direc-
tiOn, as Il might be given by the
United States. would be likely 60 be
backed ~ the British government and
by the better elements Of public opin-
ion everywhere.
Influence IN Future Great.
"lt is, however, with regard 10 the.
future that : should hope the most
from the Influence of the United
States rhe congress ought not 10
dissolve without substituting for the
system of alliances under which Eu-
rope has been suffering an interna-
tional guarantee Of peace. II should
be, I think. treaty agreement be-
tween the powers 10 submit their dis
putes Ia arbitration, or conciliaiion,
before taking any military measure;
and the treaty should be backed by
the sanction Of force, in case Of a
breach by any Of the signatory pow
ers. think the powers should be
bound to apply joint pressure, If nee
esmry, by their national armaments,
To- guarantee the fulfillment of the
treaty
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
FREE LIFE READINGS TO
ALL WHO WRITE AT ONCE

The wel.knewn European Attfolofer
Pref HnxroY has once more decided 90
favof the people Of this country with Free
Test Headings q their lives from his ~.
hea IN Holland.
prof Hoxfaya fame Ia So we'll known Ia
this country that he hardly neods au intru-
daetlan from us. His power a. road the
lives uf people. 40 malief at what dlpiance
they may be Is described as simply mafNc-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02
PRATT SAYS HE,
NOT SEBASTIAN,
WAS WITH WIFE
Cattle Buyer Produces Ex-
pense Slips to Show Ac-
cuSed Woman Was Not With
Chief on Dates Alleged,

Los Angeles, May 1.--charles f
Sebastian, suspended chief of police,
and Mrs. Lille Pratt, charged with
having contributed to the dependency
of Edith Serkin the lf-year-nld half
sister OF Mrs. Pratt, were SO elated
over testimony introduced by Wit
resses for the defense in the trial to-
day that they left the court room all
smiles.
Mrs, Sebastian, who had listened
attentiyelY 10 the testimony. escorted
her husband down town to complete
campaign plans for the primary May
IN which Sebastian IS candidate
for mayor. Mrs. Pratt hurried TO her
husband a, b. Pratt. who had lust
testified strongly in her behalf, took
his arm and departed with him, ra-
diant
Expense Slips Produced.
Pratt, who Is cattle buyer pro-
,luccd expense account slips to sup
port his statements that he WAS with
his wife upon the dates which Edith
Serkin mentioned MS those on which
she and Mrs Pratt were with Selias-
tian al the temptation room next
90 police headquarters, He also de-
uied that he had ever duarreled with
his wife over Sebastian, a point par
ticuarly emphasized BY the proseeu-
tion
Or w r. Farther. proprietor Of q
hotel at Adams springs, CaliL, an
other Witness produced the hotel
register and swore that sebastian and
his wife arrived at the springs June
49, 1918. the date Miss Scrkin liked
as that Of her first meeting with the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02

In AuguaI
1eia he clear
ly predicted
he area
War, and in
formed all his
ciients that
"a er cave
snent w Roy
ai cifnies Will
hnncs most Of
the crowned
heads 0f EHs
fepe Even
AhtreioEefE u
var iuus ma
ti0ualitieh and
reputation all
oVsr the world
oeknawie q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02

You miss many opportunities daily II you
do not rned Journal want ada
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02

ORRlNEf.--f regret very much you were
unable to obtain the "Naleska Suratt Face
Powder II YOU viii write, addressing
Secretary 10 Naleska suratt, Thompson
Bldg Chicago" enclosing fifty cents. and
saying whether you want white or flesh
tint, my secretary will see that you get It
AT once.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-05-02

MISS y O.--ii Is remorkahle but true
that yoa can get rid ~ hlackheads in
few minutes. Sprinkle some neroXin on n
sponge which you have wet with hot water
and rub this ON the blackheads' In few
minutes they VIII he an gone This holds
true for even the tiniesi biaekheads which
It ia impossible 10 pinch out Never pinch
out lackheads
The Delta independent., 1915-04-23
Governor Is Making Good

Governor Carlson has ben busy for
week or two cutting down appropria-
tions. In this work he has already cut
off nearly 100000.
In this he is but fulfilling a promise
made during his campaign-the prom
ise that if elected governor he would
do his best not to permit the legisla-
tive appropriations to exceed by one
dollar the states income
Handicapped more or less by the
whirl of the legislative session, the
governor was getting a little over
looked but when it came time to get to
work on his own account, he was there
body and bones. We always thought
Carlson could be depended upon and
we still believe that we did not have
any other think coming.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-23
Listen Young Man

The achievements of youth startle
the world. Experience is often the
worst teacher. Her rebuffs dampen
ardor and deaden ambition. Youth is
not fettered by a knowledge of limita-
tions, so it rushes in where angels fear
to tread and performs miracles. Not
knowing the. impossible. youth has
faith in achieving it,
Raphael painted the Madonna of st.
Anthony at % years of age, the Sis
tine Madonna at 81. Shelley wrote his
sublime drama "Prometheus Un.
bound" at 27. Alexander Hamilton
wrote two of the most influential pam
phlets of his time at II; and at 20 he
Joined Washington's private staff.
John Calvin published his Institutes
of Theology" at 81. Burns wrote three
of his greatest poems at the same
The Delta independent., 1915-04-23
War Matters and War News

The European war has progressed
but little during the past week, accord
ing to press dispatches. Less than the
usual amount of field fighting has been
done, and with the same varied
claims as to results.
There has been an increase of ex-
periments in air maneuvering, but
these have also met with small sue
cess except to work upon the nerves
of people in the cities upon which
the shadows of airships lowered
A meeting in Rome of delegates of
the allied powers is looked upon as a
peace movement, indicating that peace
proposals would not remain without
consideration, if not ready recogni-
tion.
In Mexico. Carranza is reported to
have won a signal victory over Gen.
Villa. and that Villa is losing influ-
ence.
The Delta independent., 1915-04-23

An additional word about supply
and demand is never wasted. for the
subject is hardly given the amount of
thought to which it is entitled No
market can be manipulated to the
same extent when there is shortage
of supply. The writer has paid two
dollars crate for peaches in Delta,
not because they were worth more
than those he has been able to buy
for 25c crate, but because he had to
pay it in order to ge: them. That is
just one Illustration. The tendency of
people is too much for rushing in to
buy thing when it is at its highest
Shrewd spectators do not do that;
he buys when thing is low and he
has reason to believe that it is going
to go to a higher price. That is the
way he makes his profit. We have
seen people care nothing at all about
cattle until some furry would take
the market to the highest notch, then
they would rush out and try to borrow
money to buy cattle with. Just now
many people are pulling out their
peach trees, and, if the trees are well
along in years. it is probably a wise
proceeding. but if we should advise the
planting of some new peach trees on
adaptable soil, the best we could get
for the advice would be a tolerant
grin. However, the advice might be of
the very best, provided everybody did
not follow it. The peach orchard is
of short life-ten or twelve years Too
many peach orchards made the sup
ply so much greater than the demand
that, for their short season there has
been no market, consequently no pro-
fit to the growers. The trend among
orchard men is to quit peaches. The
great majority of bearing orchards
not pulled out, will go to decay be-
fore many have grasped the idea that
few years of comparatively no peach
es may send the prices up to two or
three dollars a crate, making those
few new tree orchards, planted under
the influence of the tolerant grin, gold
mines for their few years of demand
against short supply. If the intelli-
gent grower along any line would
watch the signs. study the markets
become business man as well as a
farmer-rather than devote too much
of his time to cooperation and de.
pendence upon someone to help him
instead of helping himself. he would
at least be on the right track to solve
the whole problem of success
The Delta independent., 1915-04-23

ing more than the revenues from all
the other sources can meet. At any
rate the system, whatever may be its
merits, has brought business and in
vestments to a standstiu and caused
hard times with the hanks of the
country full of money. and at a time
when every condition points to pos
sible activity and Prosperity. It looks
like a case of too much government.