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n THUR8DAY OCTOBER 3 1912 THE LOGAN REPUBLICAN pAGE THREE
I FARMERS WERE
1 INJURED
B Democratic Incompetency At 8hown
jlV In Recent 8etilon of Congress
H Tho Democrats, In control ot the
H house of representatives, dlscrlraln
SB ated against tho American fanner
H during the session of congress which
jB recently ended.
.-HL. Although the longest and most ex
tJl pensive session on record when the
T'"' Democrats wero afforded Jtha oppor
S tunlty to do the most for the farm-1
V or, they not only did less for him,
H but prevented President Taft and the ,
H nepubllcan administration from car-1
H rylng out well defined and cxtenslvo
H plans for tho betterment ot the far
IH raer and of agricultural conditions
HJ generally. j
HJ Decause of a long unnecessary do
jH lay In the passage of thongrlcultural
MB bill the quarantine division of the
mm department ot agriculture was com
IB pelted to .refuse ad to tho states in
Mf tho work ot testing cattlo for tuber
H ulosls. The Democratic house with
RH held this very necessary protection
RH from the American people. Further
rS Investigation Into diseases of shcop
H was seriously dolaycd nnd Investiga
te tlons as to violations ot the twenty
IB eight hour law had to bo suspended.
KB Surveys of the soil, which ought to
B have been undertaken In response to
Sj numerous requests, wero greatly re
Sj tarded and In many cases had to bo
B ignored. In addition to this, the pot
B ash and fertilizer investigation was
I I LATE
I LEATHER
I GOODS
I
"f c arc sow'n2 tnc cw-
Sfl est styles and latest leath-
gl om bination, metal
fm mountings, etc. in
9 Purses. Pocket Hooks,
j9 Shopping Bags.
These goods are from the
S leading makes and are
H correct in every point of
fSSL style or artistic workman-
Wg ship.
H Purses and pocket books i
f of all kinds for men and I
I women at prices that will
please. . S
Riter Bros. Drug Co. J
halted. In fact, more than tlirco
months of the best time ot tho year
tbr the prosecution Ot agricultural
work was 'lost owing to Demosratlc
Incompetency tn dealing with agricul
tural affairs.
HARLAN AND BEDE
They Have Been Handling Roosevelt
Without Gloves
Colonel Roosevelt has been put
upon ' the defensive and the experi
ence has not been an enjoyable one
for him.
I After ho had planned his trip
through the Rocky Mountain and Pa
cific Coast states, the Taft managers
arranged to have him followed by
John M. Harlan ot Chicago and for
mer Representative J. Adam Dede of
Minnesota, and they have been nan-
Idling tho colonel without gloves. Mr.
' Harlan has been dealing sledgo ham
mer blows and Mr. Dede has been
Btlnglng tho Third Term candidate
I with shafts of wit and satire. The
pugnacity of the Taft orators, togeth
er with tho fact that they punctur
ed Roosevelt's vulnerable record
with criticism and rid cule, aroused
grent Interest everywhere, and the
crouds addressed by them wero much
larger than those which listened to
Roosevelt.
Mr. Harlan emphasized Roosevelt's
violation of his Third Term pledge,
exposed the Intimate relations be
tween Roosevelt "and George W.
Perkins, director of the Harvester
trust, denounced him as a man who
was attempting to wreck the Repub
lican party In order to gratify per
sonal ambition and revenge, and said
that tho red tbandanna wh ch Roose
velt had adopted j,as his emblem was
really tho flag of anarchy. Mr. Bede
pointed out that Rcosevelt bad been
a good Republican until he was de
feated for the nomination when he
suddenly discovered that the Repub
lican party was not-good eonugh for
him. Mr. Rede rldlcdled Colonel
Roosevelt's pretensions to similarity
with Abraham Lincoln. "Lincoln,"
said Mr. Dede, "made a great party
for the good ot all; Roosevelt Is
striving to destroy that party for the
glory of himself."
Colonel Roosevel has plainly evi
denced the fact that the attacks upen
him are getting upon his nerves.
"My child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest. I
applied Dr. Thomas' Electric OH.
The pain ceased and the child sank
into a restful sleep." Mrs. Nancy M.
Hanson, Hamburg, N. Y.
Yellowish complexion, pimples and
disfiguring blemishes on tho face or
I body can be gotten rid of by doctor
I log the liver, which Is torpid. Her
I bine Is a powerful liver correctant
I It purines the system, stimulates the
j vital organs and putt the body in fine
I vigorous cond'tlon. Price. SOc. Sold
, by Rlter Bros. Drug Co.
IbH BBHDBmIIIHSP CSzSETl 1 BvBH I
I This Cooking Range and
Heater Makes Work a Pleasure
We have pleasure in calling your attention to
' this new improved range. You will thank us for
selling you
Cole's Patented High Oven Range
if you once use it. Its scientific construction
insures its success the heat raises and by
L means of the draft and flue construction all
heat circulates around the oven. This makes
it a quick, economical baker.
The thin, sensitive, quick-heating lids are made
of annealed (malleable) Coleized steel the quickest
heating range top you have ever used.
The two back lids heat first, leaving the two
front lids for immediate use This feature adds
I to the convenience of the range You do not have
1 to reach over vessels which are steaming hot
I t easy to regulate.
1 ' The' air-tight base construction of this range
I and the Patented Hot Blast Draft gives a perfect
combustion of the fuel.
1 The saving of fuel (soft coal) will about pay
I for Cole's Patented High Oven Range in 2 or 3
1 years use.
No stooping or lifting while baking allow us
I to show and explain this range to you.
Wl. EVERTON AND SON . SS
CONSTRUCTING 8x8 FOOT
CONCRETE CULVERT
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals will bo received by the
State Road Comm.sslon, 321 Felt
building. Salt Lako City, Utah, up to
11 o'clock a. m. September 13, for
the furnishing of all labor, tools, ma
terial, etc. necessary for the complete
construction of a rolntorced concrete,
box type, culvert as per plan 5-15-142.
Said culvert to bo constructed over
Hyrum Slough on State Road between
Logan and Wellsvll'.e, Cache county,
Utah.
All proposals mut bo submitted on
the blank form furnished by tho state
Road Commission, and when submit
ted, must bo enclosed in a sealed en
velope marked "Proposal for Con
structing Concrete Culvert." This en
velopo shall then bo enclosed In an
other cnvolopo and addressed to tho
Secretary of the State Road Com
mission at Salt Lake City, Utah. All
proposals submitted on other forms
will not be considered.
Each proposal must bo accom
panied by a cashier's check for five
per cent of tho amount of tho bid,
payable to Caleb. Tanner, secretary of
the state road commlslon, aa n guar
antee that tho bidder will enter Into
a contract for tho work, should It bo
awarded to him, and which will bo
forfeited as liquidated damages
should the bidder default.
Tho rtate road commission will re
quire tho successful bidder to exe
cute a satisfactory bond of 20 per
cent of tho contract pr ce. Bond
must be given within ten days after
iward of the contract.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of tho state road
commission and nt the office of the
county surveyor of Cacho county, Lo
ran, Utah.
The stato road commission reserves
tho right to reject any and all pro
l osals received, or accept any propos
al that appears advantageous to them.
These Instructions are to bo con
strued with and made part of the con
trcct. By order of tho state road commi.i
a'r.n. CALEB TANNER.
Secretary of Stato Road Commission
W. D. BEERS,
Stato Road Engineer.
LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE AND GUARDIAN8HIP
NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or tho Re spec
tlve Signers for further information.
In the District Court Probate DIvl
slon, In and for Cache County, State
of Utah.
In the District Court of tho First Ju
dicial District of the Stato ot Utah,
In nnd for the County of Cache.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIR8T JUDICIAL DI8TRICT OF
THE STATE OF UTAH, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF CACHE.
SUMMONS
In tho District Court of the First
Judicial District ot the State otUtah
in and for the County of Cache, Hen
ry Brady, Plaintiff, vs. John Watson,
Katherlne Malnwarlng, Jano Hen
dricks, Mary Cox, Susa Brndy, Al'ce
Smith, Sarah Knudson a,nd Kather
Ino Keppner, sole and only heirs at
law of George Watson and Jano Wat
son, Deceased Defendants, Summons,
Tho Slato of Utah to tho said De
fendants: You are hereby summoned
to appear within twenty days after
tho sorvico of this summons upon
you, If served wlth'n tho county In
which this action is brought, other
wise within thirty days after servlco
and defend tho abovo ent'tlcd action,
and In case of your failure so to do
Judgment will bo rendered against
you according to tho demnnd of tho
complaint, which has been filed with
tho clerk of said court. This action is
brought against you to obtain a do
creo of tho court roformlng a decree
of dlstrlbuthn pertaining to tho real
estate described In th) complaint.
FRED W. CROCKETT,
Attornoy for Plaintiff.
Postofflco address, Logan, Utah.
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Read the Republican ror live new.
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Get Breakfast with the Soft
Coal Put in the Night Before
Cole's Patented High Oven Range
will hold flro over night and It is pos
sible lo get your breakfast with the
soft coal put In tho night before.
It has as much top cooking1 space as
any four hole range or cook stove
Costs you about half tho prlco charged
for regular steel ranges. It 1ms a
splendid largo oven which Is on a
level with your shoulders, doing away
with all stooping and, lifting while
baking or roasting. R-4S)
EVERTON & SONS, Solo Agents.
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Our Sixth And Greatest Piano Contest! I
We Want the Name of Our Firm I
Glen Bros. Piano Co. I
, To becomo a household word, a popular topic. Whon you think of a piano, think of (lion Bros. H
Piano Co. When, you think of Music, think of Olen Bros. Piano Co. When you think of Violins, jH
Mandolins, Guitars, or anything musical, think of Glen Bros. Piano Co. In order to more fully lm- BBj
ptess our firm name and our lino ot goods upon the minds ot the people, we propose to conduct IHJ
Our Sixth Great Piano Contest I
First Prize $500 Steger Piano FREE: Conditions And Rules: 9
1 Our firm name as shown 'n the cut Is composed cf many letters. Tho letters are those ncc- !H
cssar to spell "Glen Bros. Piano Co." 11
'i Count all the 'utters In the cut and Bee how many times our firm name can be formed, using )
tiuh separate letter once only. ilH
'A Contest closes October G at C p. m. All answers must bo In uy that time.. NH
4 In scml.ng In your answer, uso blank form under cut, or any similarly arranged piece ot paper. !H
." One person only from ench finally will bo allowed to enter tho contest. 11
r The contest Judges will award prizes according to correctness of answers. In caBO ono or (
more persons havo the correct answers, all tlelng contestants will shard equnlly. If no contestant liYj
h. s the correct, answer, tho ono having tho ncarestnnswer win receive first prize. 'fiVj
T As second prizes wo will give the credit certificates good for $100 each ns part payment on
tn new piano In our stock, to contestants "who uso their credits" the choice of cither a Lady's or 81
Gent's Elgin or Wnlthnm Watch In a 20-yenr gold tilled case. !-
Fifty Second Prizes FREE. jfl
There arc 50 second prizes, ladles' and gent's E'gln or Waltham watches In 20-year gold filled cases ABj
The many Pianos and various prizes wo have given In the past FREE Is n guaranteo of our good HV
fnlth to conduct this contest ulon,? the same lines ot fairness to all contestants. H
Each contestant has an equal opportun ty and we 'mite every family In this intermountaln HB
country to be represented. B9
TRY FOR THE PIANO H
It costs absolutely nothing to enter tho contest, and with patience and careful counting you can Hfl
work out the correct anawer. HI
TRY LWJ
Ours "s tho house of naulity. Ch'cker'ns & Sons, Steger & Sons, Singer, Brewster, and many Hfl
othe h gh grade and well known makeB of Plnnos nnd Plnycr Pianos is our claim ot quality. IH
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the number of times written under each letter as follows: I 9
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GLEN BROS. PIANO CO. I
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