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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Reid Shamhart left Sunday for
San Diego to visit with Mrs. Sham
hart and children who are spending
the winter in southern California.
Mr.. Shamhart will be away for
about ten days.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Z. a. IIinchclin of Butte, Mont,
representative Of the Cash Knitting
Works Of that city, spent Friday and
Saturday in Logan. He left for Og-
den 10 see his parents and relatives
whom he has aot seen for a number
OF years.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

A. d. Smith Of Lewiston who was
operated on at the. Utah-Idaho Hos
pital few days ago. is said to be
progressing nicely and feels very
much himself again.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28
And In the FuIIness,

Never ask woman for her reasons.
If you will only keep still and wait
awhile she win give them to you.---
Boston Transcript.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jacobsen of
the Third Ward buried their three
weeks old infant on Saturday. fun
eral services were held in the Third
Ward at II a. m.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28
Quantitive Analysis.

Although half-loaf Is better than
no bread, one is traditionally opposed
to paying whole jitney for 1t.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

F. o. Gunnell, the hustling con-
tractor and builder Of Wellsville was
in Logan on Tuesday transacting
business.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

On Saturday, December 23rd, the
relatives and friends Of John j.
Broberg celebrated his seth birth
day anniversary. There were up
wards of twenty guests present at
the Broberg residence in the Seven
tn ward. The evenings entertain
ment CONSISTED Of speeches. song and
music. A luncheon was served and
the occasion was most pleasantly
spent. At this ripe old age, the hon.
ored guest was in fair health and
seemed to enjoy the evenings
amusements as well as the younger
guests.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Charles Winton Of Eureka, Utah,
is visiting in Logan and Richmond
during the holidays. Mrs. Winton is
visiting in Richmond for the holi-
days with her mother.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28
Rural School Teacher.

The rural school teacher should be
force in the community, the center
and inspiration Of its local life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Harry Stoney has gone to Salt
Lake City to enlist state aid for Sc
curing feed for the elk and deer
which are coming down on the foot
hills on account of the heavy snow
which has fallen the past few days.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

For Sale-1 large fire and burg
lar proof office safe; good condition
and a bargain. Apply this office.
Adv. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28
That's Why.

The woman who claims TO know the
ally has none of her own to practice on.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28
ROLLER SKATING
MASQUERADE
AUDITORIUM
TOMORROW NIGHT
ADMISSION 10c

DR.. Snow. specialist, eye. ear, nose
and throat, will be at the office Of
Doctors Bulge and Hayward. on the
last Saturday of each month.-adv.
1890.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

VIM. Wyatt of Wellsville leaves
this week for an extended trip to
southern California.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

For Sale-An electric oven, fumed
oak leather furniture. administer
rug, haviland china dishes, cot, pic
lures, etc. Can be seen at Arimo Blk
middle entrance, between 10 a. m.
and p. m. Adv. 1928
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Stuart Sage, who plays Andy In
1.-The War Brides Secret" makes
his debut in William Fox pictures
in this role. Sage is twenty-three
years old, and has been cast in
heavy" roles ever since his career
in pictures began two years ago un-
der Director Oscar G. APPEL. This
film will be seen at the Lyric tonight.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

For sale or rent. An Underwood
typewriter. in good condition. Apply
this office. II.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Mrs. Oscar Borkman has been
seriously i'll the past week, but is
now improving slowly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson Of
Blackfoot, Idaho, are spending a few
days in Logan with relatives and
friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

l.. G. Parkinson of Franklin was
a Logan business visitor yesterday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Be loyal to your state and patron.
lie Utah industries.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
ATTEND TIE iTRfiE nefI.

Every parent. friend sod cell
wisher Of ehiIdren-.hose who
are interested ia moral. mental
and physical development of the
youths should encourage The
Students and teachers of the
BlUefieId and Keyssone-Ectmsn
graded schools By attending the
lnterscholastic Athletic meet 10
be held st the Fair grounds in
blseneld. Friday, May 18th.
Professors Peal. Ram and
"ilkerson have given mach time
Outside Of class hoors 70 the in
struct'on OF the studeats in ssh-
let'cs. believing that . we'll de-
veIoped body-healthy, active
and veriIe viii make Q strou~sr
bov or girl both ~ mind s.d
morals. Nvs ooly viii The pre-
sucs Of hrgs crowd socosr,r,
ths students snd s<achsrs but
thoss Who sssssA Vim b v~,l
pad fer tbssr Trip ~ visnssst,~
soos Grsas cd lstsruoine -
sse's ssses A. sIsss - $500
- 80 80
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05

The Lilly leaders In ncDovoll
county openly admit that ssati-
ment in this county h sGainsi
the nomination Of thsir mAn bsa
tho boast 10 being made Shat Ne
Lillv side has The nooey -
they purpose to put oser . great
stunt on election day which will
give the county to Lilly. Il u
rsmored that this Of unscrupu
Ions politicians viii attemps %
corrupt the electorate and buy
up election o6icers.
We do NOT put this pest Q M
jority OF tbs bunch leading Mr..
blly's campaign In this section
but they will and that the eress
mass Of Republicans In Mellow.
ell county cannot be purchas<d
and will defeat any candidate
whose supporters suggest such
corrupt practices and il On Effort
Is made 70 buy election officers
there will BE- several Lilly lead
ers in jail and they will not b
poor devils e1ane bot men higher
up viii a;sO ponp through the
iron grating II - q vboas
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05

Ths Mcdowell Hass = care
that ths hignsst and hsss isapr.
ssss of the Rspsblican psssv uiil
not sa6sr IN The nassooAl ssasen-
ton IN June - The hands q O..
w. Il Tho0as and Obi Col
Whi>s. The delegates of ths seh
congrsssional district. Oolnnsl
Thomas u a abls. ardent 81
vigorous Rspsbsican Who -
worked for ths bet int rusas
and The ssccsss Of ~ ga 4 4
party for many ysara He - .
snccessful bnsineas Gan Of larRe
interests and h. tho conadonce
OF The hundreds OF osa snp,uy-
ed By hin and his ersaAast dasars
10 70 80 . strong. alb nan non
mated for the presidsucy Who
can lsad the Rspublscsn party 10
spccess In November.
Col. 6ol white has been with
the Republican party slnass
ever since it, birth. Hs h . vet
ran OF the War Of Rsbolliou, hav-
ing fought on tns Unioa 3D. q
helped bald the party ID Uassl
virginia and hAs fought ~ ~
tee for two 9spsrstioas and h
sttll hale and haartv. Ho TOO vilI
stand for that which win mann
the continued glory ssA gros-
dusr Of the great RspshHean
party and the prosperity snA
happiness Of the country. Ths
5sh district and the Rspublican
voters Of West Virgins can ress
afsursd that the interests Of -
party and country will b safsly
guarded By these two loyal soas.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05

Negroes Yet the Negroes have
been content sjncs the formasiou
! Of the fftb district 70 take The
slternates. but Lilly lsaders a
russday . convention felt TIA,
the black half Of the RspubKcsn
vote In the loyal Republican 5th
district was not entitled to any
representation at the Repu bll-
can national convection and two
white men we're nominated By
Lillv leaders. one being nomins
ted by Judge Sanders. the Lilly
d or leader.in the convention.
And upon the nomination Of two
Negroes one white man We
withdrawn and . motion rushed
through electing the other By
acclamation. thus making sure
OF one white alternate, leaving
the Negro candidates pitted
against each other. After the
roll call Of counties progressed .
short while il was clear that T.
Edward Hill would be nominated
and Mr.. Meadows. in . splendid
speech Of thanks Withdrew bis
name in favor of Mr.. Hin who
was then elected by reclamation.
I'm the question Of alternatss
the attitude Of Lilly's leading
supporters in his home section
and among his kin folks in re-
gard to Negro representation va
clearly demonstrated and II bv
some mischance Cousin Abe b
comes governor there will cor.
tainly be new faces to replace
the black faces-evsu janitors-.
and they will be white facae u
that because his leading white
supporters from Mercer. Raj
eigh and Summers counties are
opposed " Negro representation
and will demand every position
for themselves from spittoon
washer up.
The entire campaign Of Mr..
Lilly 10 one Of bluf1. buster and
false pretences and the sveraRs
Negro 10 too thoughtful and in
telligent to be fooled bv any
such stun. They Are eoing 70 b
loyal TO the administrsAiou that
has rade good and viii support
Judge Ira Z. Robinson for Gov.
ernor.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
What IS the lnsWeR7

In the fifth congressional dis
trict convention held IN B:uefield
Tuesday. two thinRs stand out
prominently Frat: the failure
to elect two Negroes - alter.
mates TO the Chicago convention
when il has been the custom
ever since the fifth district Wa
formed, and, second: that judge
j. n. Sanders after making q
strong Lilly speech. introduce
. resolution 20 endorse Lally for
governor and with Lilly's friends
in control of the convention ma
chinery and the Lilly leaders in
cludirg Judge Sanders himself
claiming . majority of the del
egatss for Lilly. Jet 20 strong
Wa the sentiment against en-
dorsement that the able Blueneld
ex-Jsdge upon the advice of
strong Lilly leaders Wa forced
to withdraw the resolution fear
ing the result of . roll cau which
had been demanded By Mayor
Booton OF Wulia9son.
Notwithstanding the fact that
Lilly claims his greatest strength
In the 5th district and that it IL
here he 10 best known, . roll call
would certainly have gone against
Cousin Abe even in the strong
Lilly atmosphere of B.uefield
with many of his relatives, in
Gliding two brothers in attend
ance. Many delegates who voted
Tor Col. Sol White becsuse of his
age and long service in the Re-
publican party would have voted
against the endorsement of Mr.
Lilly. In fact Mercer county
would have divided and q roll call
on endorsement would have re
suited a. follows:
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
eooPfrs neeo00 HlDoosel

The action Of the congrsssloaal
Convention bid % BlusasN laat
Tsesaay In eoAseslRg ths record
OF Oeogrsssmaa DAwond Cooper
- - and riga III. Ooopsr
be- 49, . eood esugzSssuan,
ssssuaea - TIE duelso g HE
high o0os. answered ~ con-
nsui0>ions OF his cooeolt,sunn
and eeFvsd them 70 ~ bsss G
biz sbill1y. H has ~ 60
naily @ ~ I'D. nos hosiag -.
Cd . gon Ell o. - 49,
coanIsess - did opot WORT =
prsvspang The passags of Q ~
Which wUU,d hass taksa fruu
No Pooahoatns eoal he3d oilkons
OF de'iars WhtGh nov cone hese
saA hsap bssp ne niass rupuinG
md tAoooands Of nan n =
rloyueot tor navy cal coutrndh
and hts spesch and voes q -
smigratioa bin shows ~ -
drst and asennsu1 euuooDuu1iaa
IL Tor The AoDeinao manG1 snd
Isboring msa- UHdsr thiG vsas
sod vaciliatin9 DsnoeraAie -
miuistratioo Mr.. Coopsr b.
done rood work for his distvict
state and cosntry and ~ 60
dorssment Of his record u hi
cong ressioual district w. at6inG
and propsr and . deeersd co..
pIiment for his able. enorgotir
and efficient services.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
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M oA81 WALDEN.
o. 4onday, Mn. L. Hssah ssor,sl
hoos. hrinUi1ga ssVess q . - -
On fisod. M Viz Dwnpaa -
Aoedsy for Wsleh hospssal - 49, :.
epsssssse. She y so0shas bson,s 6
thin wnang.
A snssssa'nnsns - Evsa - -
shosch nosdsy aishG
o. Wsdsssday nishs 80 pssysr nsse.
w vim iasus esovd prsssss ed 9
ooed Dsse.g.
: xenss1s1 norniag. Nm. =. vadsn
neds q nip - RseahssanA
ensdsg. nsvs. I. J. Hall "a J. ".
Oeuekss ssd NM v. B. EdwArds vus
~ ouo4 - NM = vsdsn.
s.sday Dogsins. thsss - a.s SON
Dag ssAaos condussd b. eups. Pasnsu.
Nv. O. n. Hoo Alisd - pslsis
Sunday morning 81 0ysaine. h vss .
hous rsiy ~ - A. bseissy.
ne.y pseps sssndsa Ne rally .
boiosvsia Snnday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05

The above 10 from q careful
poll made Of the delegations by 9
member of each delegation and
We known 70 be the condition
oy some Of The Close friends of
Mr.. Lilly and IL was with that
knowledge thss . roll call vss
20 vigsrossly opposed.
10 regard 70 ths frst promi-
neos feature Of The convention
~ sSscting Of . white man a
0eernoes The Mcdowell Timss
~ - hssiasss 70 stnSs tbss 40
jsseIss A. sqsssy Ne Nsero>s
- - I'M coagTsssioosl dip>vjct
- eooo1od - - a ~ too
$780, u pAs>v loysl>v asd
oooosr 49, Gnvo11ng bssnsss
- - ~ - g - 49,
1890 - 49, .,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
FRIDAY NAY ). 1916


April 3-Begistrars begin work
May liand 2-Registrars: sis in their
precinets n complete registratiou.
May Poll clerks and commissio uerv
named by county committee subiect %
approval Of county court.
May ~ Primary ballot commissioner
prepare sample ballot from certificates
,ent TO county clerk By secretary OF state
Inn. S-R.I, IAN, ,or primary ,ssned.
By county clerk.
June Culinary election.
June s-Counsy court sits - q can.
vsssiDg board.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
SILL N THE
+ RACE

OwhG - Srknsss IN my family and
- bs1aG - - noss he voesss Of Nc
Ds~sll csaney - ] vosld liked to have
- I'D inesn1 - Do ooe.sioosd The
psD0 - b si1u1oDa sAas I bad With
e01o fson - ssss ~ sheriff. l have
- ueh1ravn. b. jntsnd 70 remain in
n sees - csesh - Red FOX" On
- ~ Oh. - - help Al he goo
oisksee vessssf nepovsll County.
Rsspscsfully.
q. 4. DANIEL.
Ws're. ". Va. nag s. 1919.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
THOMAS AID WIE 70
.ChIcleo.

The selection Of two slseruaau -
taken mp and Capt. 8 B. Ham,, a
summer, and r b. Miller. of N>rsrs.
AMI T. Edward Hill, Of NeDovslI. "a
j. f. Mesdows, Of Newer, The latnsr svo
colored, were placed bsfore she co,v,n.
ti"o- X. b. Miller and ]. L. Mssaov,
Withdrew, and Capt H .nes- cd Z. E.
Hill were elected.
a motion wss made by Mr. b o. a
Ming" 70 adjourn, and On . sueunueion
Of ID. t. Lilly sh- n-si"u wss wish1sswn
and Judge Sanders delivered en- saAuvn
'ssvoripS Attorney General Lilly -. H.
candidate Tor governor, in vhirh b ~
viewed the career 81 MIR. Lilly and ssss,d
that when he ran for consrrs SEVERAL
years 40 the domination We seoasu i'm
him, and although the speaker snd 90
err would nos stand Tor u. Lily decainAd
70 b"lt and bowed t. the d<cinion of shs
covenson, and closed by c6srine . No.
luton that the convention sodnrss hi
candidacy for the gubsrnssorial nomi-
nation This started someshisx, snd
there 49, z Eat disprdss, moeiou lor .
ro'I call heipe insssasd - By Mr. Booeou.
md other motions raising pospS a osars
were numerous Ohairmsn Msynssd q
this point cautioned d~Iibsrsticn -
pointed out that the convsss;ou hsd b.,
harmonious mp TO that point. and 10
t onshs 10 end % thss all would b sssi,-
lied and pleased. He p,s the mosioa n
IN aye and nay vote end there ~ a
hearty resPonse on both proposidou,.
The demand was made for . division snd
no dsc'~'on Wa announced By Tie chsiv
A number Of speeches were msde. -
Mr. H~srn, OF Mercer, offered = . oo>-
ciiissory measure . motion 20 sdjouru-
There wss . loud rssponse b. both ia,
81 u proposition and tn division se,ip
called Tor. The chairmss - ain eauG.o.-
I'll the convention that it w. esusinr q
contention that might Lead % bie>pvpnp
and - -oon - he cesssd, Jndes sssd,s.
addressed the meeting and w,shdssw n,
motion 20 endone Mr.. L;Ily's enndSdsey.
Stating that he did 20 10 the ipo,s,a a
harmony.
A tsI~gram from Coners.smss Ceossv
~as red. and Judge ssndsrs msAs .
speech compIimeotinR HE coorus In con
gre-s and made . mosios 10 sndosus Mr.
Oooper's record, which vescarrisd unap-
imously.
A motion wss maxi thsntins he
chairman for bic fsir and impartial d.
cisions.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05

Judge J. ~. 6andero, - l-i3iy
leader In The 6fGh eunersssloual
coavsntsou s>aesd = ~ ceurss
OF bio spssch In bsholf Of LILY
t1at when Lilly ran Tor cooRrone
IN 1910 ths pominatioa We 49,
% from him. We do nos know
who robbed Cossia Abs hss Sor
The informstion Of thooe Win
may Do uninformsd ~ beg -
state thas Cousin Abs prsoos Z
campaign Manager. Ne whit
haired Unele Jimmie UuGhso.
soos>tos esagFsasoaa esun -
ssh dis>sict sot sSaU nth -
stolen Goods.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05
the H enIo.

The Nsv Grand 1hsssrs Of Nassl.sark.
W. We. which be- IN sxsnuivuas
'snodsssd, viii b on 70 sRss 49,
Sssordav - . p. m, snd ever 49,
thereafter this splendid plsyhouus, I'D ?
me manassmens Of Mr.. I. Toe, unl
pressns 70 the public some q n -
ssd most biRh clss picsurss 10 h he'd.
ne NV management will - 70 is -
Only he bsss picsorss ere shov. -
guasAnssss courssoD sssssmsns. Q dr.,
70 p'esss and rsssossb,s prices. In ~
mods''ss ths Assass . ssv s,sssu a
vsos'iss'os ho - isse.lIed. vhsch Gin
make The houss - COL snd conSoss>b,>
- . summer onrdba.
Doo's Mn NJ tps.iss show o. s.y
sns'sssess a. - - nss 70 rerss 10.
O'me - ~ Nv 0sssd Thssass ju.s
shove Ne dspos - Nosshsort. ". We.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-05

(Cossinssd from Pses Oue.)
1nesEuy' be- lasupiy ssplaosd Amer.
tess Sssssoisn; ths6 ~ sssaasss dan.
- - uunasss ~ pspublie y is.
shans ~" 80 thas - ussknsu snd
sApepassonD , - sss.Is q doasssi<
HeeAfng 49, a. bssa.s sAsn further
|desV - - hspsd Isr sodsr che "sky-
r0ea1S S1p>sosey, insns posisiss and
snivsliss hypsshg a - Dspoerssis
pss0, vhsss bsiUhs pssufsslas sess, Ppss-
tdsss Wisos. has madD - United ssas,u
- tpsssneeksne1 joks H. govsrnmen,
onsse ossh ioaeg s.Asss undsr the
ennosAses sondioions - prsvsil,ne
Asssis UouoDns b . hsoering sssd = q
Vseung nsssuisv. We % noe want war
~ ssy SossiGn pows. ~ there = no
pssssns nssssuisy Soe sush . csssssrophs.
6as - nssd "easan-up' campaign ss
ho0s - snnihilsas H. bsssd that burg
ssF'essssd he temple al jusei,s and sp~d
shs vays al avssssy.' M constitution
a or eounssy loss hss hssa ssd yes d,
~ "harysin eounssr' q bssh Rspub
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poudoas Sor American livss snd American
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-. fsllswing eandidatss have an
$1,000 h - fhss fsr IL sev-
- eeless - thsir NAMES appear -
-. by hooking down this column
- rseoer can go at . glance Who
- ennodntss srs and not stand any
e.anee Il ev<rsaetias any.