The Logan Republican. [volume], March 23, 1907, Image 3

About The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924

Image provided by: University of Utah, Marriott Library

                
The foundation of robust '
health is what is allowed to enter
the mouth. The more pimple
the diet, the more perfect the
health.
D? PRICE'S
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
FOOD
'10 is plain, pure and wholesome,
easily digested, prevents con-J
stipation. '
10 cents a package.
Fer tale by all Grocers
Furniture Repaired
Upholstering
a Specialty...
Our Work is Guaranteed.
Logan Second
Hand Store
24 W. 1st Street North.
Phones 100.
N. P. Johnson, Proprietor.
W-WlUlE HAD A. TooTH -ACimJS
(. BY MP OF yniWLRSS IWTgTOfJ
iW W-U& ACHS0OrVv'fti OlflX
WTiy Go
Without Teeth
When you can have them sis soon
as our teeth aro extracted V
Artificial Teeth, from $5 to $15 a set
Gold Crowns, 22k... .from 94 to $5
Porcelain Crowns from 94 to 95
Rrldge Work, per tooth 94up
Gold FillhiKS 9 up
Porcelain Fillings 9 up
Sliver and Amalgum Fillings.'. 75c up
Cement Fillings 50c
Teeth extracted without pain.
No sore mouths.
References given.
All work guaranteed.
J. A. McCausIand
Dentist.
Ind. Phone 282a. fJell Phone s!El)y
Oflice over niter's Drug Store.
Easter Appetizers
;' anil dcllcaclet aro w)t hard to find If
you locate tli1 utoro. I'rovUIonr.
' I Hour. ctrss, .sauces, canned meats and
I fruits do liero abound, But aru you
awaro of our rlelit vrlolncr Wo tlduU I
, I not, clsu wu'dliavo had yournaruoun 9
our list regular customer, 1
J Cache Valley Merc. Co,
JOHN S :ITH'S BUSY DAY.
Cvtalnly Accomplishes Much In the
Twenty-Four Houn.
"Tho porson In this town that
arrases my profnmidost roapect." said
tho gray-hcaded New York man, "la
John Smith. 1 admlro him becauso
ho accomplishes so much. No other
man that 1 know of performs ono
half the stunts that aro credited to
Smith. A study of yestorday's news
rerorts roveals how prodigious are his
labors. According to tho papors ho
began tho da"y say about threo a. m.
by shooting a burglar. At bIx
o'clock ho scalded himself with a
pot of hot coffeo, and at ten o'clock
bo fell Into n coat holo In Tenth ave
nue, lint not oven theso disturb
ances Impaired Smith's vigor, for
after repairing damages ho found tlmo
to flguro. as n principal In two wed
dings and ono divorce. Also ho ap
pealed In a pollco court on a cliargo
of arson, was a witness at two trials,
attempted to cut his throat with a
razor, drovo a runaway team hltchod
to a pickle wagon, and as a wind-up
to hla activities was run In on a
chargo of disorderly conduct. All
of which, It strikes me, constltuies a
pretty strenuous day oven for a
Smith."
FUNNY ERROR OF PRINTER.
He Was Not Expecting Latin In News
paper Copy.
William F. Waller of 3117 Harrison
street, now a real cstato man, but
formerly a printer, nowspapor man
and publisher, was talking recently of
airi'slng typographical errors. "From
1SS1 to 1SSI, when Hobo Field was
managing editor of tho old Kansas
City Times, 1 was foroman of tho
composing room," ho said. "Ono
night Field wroto an editorial para
graph poking fun at tho Latin a morn
ing contemporary had printed. Field
wound up his effort with a quotation
from ono of Cicero's orations. Tho
words were 'O temporal O mores!'
meaning 'O tho- times, O tlio man
ners.' Tho paragraph went up late,
and tho proof-reader didn't even got a
long distance look at It. Tho paragraph
was In tho paper the next morning,
but tho quotation read: 'O tompest, O
Moses!'" Kansas City Star.
Listen
and remember the next time you suf
fer from pain caused by damp weath
erwhen your head nearly bursts
with neuralgia try Ballard's Snow
Liniment. It will cure you. A prom
inent business man of Hempstead,
Texas, writes: "I have; used jour
liniment. Previous to using It I was
a great sufferer from Rheumatism and
Neuralgia. I am pleased to say that
now I am free from these complaints
I am sure I owo thlsto your liniment.
Sold by Rlter Uros. Drug Co.
Don't Know Right From Left.
"Tho thing that surprised mo most
when I began to teach," said the in
structor of a class of adults In manual
training, "was tho number of peoplo
who can not toll, Instinctively, tho
right hand from tho loft. Fully n
third of my pupils hesitated a moment
beforo obeying Instructions to do this
thing or that thing with tho right
hand or tho left. Tho tiling that flxoa
tho proper hand In their minds finally
Is sonio Incident In which that baud
has figured. Dy recalling that story
they know which hand to uso. Ono of
tho brightest women I know declares
that tho only way sho can toll ono
hand from tha other Is to remember
tho tlmo when, as a child, slio tried
to milk a cow and was sent flying
heels ovor head. Sho approached tho
animal from tho wrong side, and tho
picture of tho position of her right
hand thon Is so vivid that it enables
her to distinguish-that moinbor to this
day."
Where the Cold Goes.
Egypt Is having a boom, and that
explains In part tlio old mystery whoro
all tho gold goes to. Thoro Is a crazy
land speculation In Cairo, tho cotton
crop Is Increasing at good prices, the
area of arablo land Is increased by
tho now Nllo dam, rain is moro com
mon from tho samo causo. And gold
Is being hoarded In tho orlontal way
usual when times aro good. A con
sular roport says that nearly $20,000,
000 was sent from London recently,
but It linsall been absorbed. Tho Boil
ers of tho cotton crop havo the money
hoarded In tholr houses. Tho gold
beaters' bazaar la crowded all tho tlmo
and It Is estimated that each week
many pounds Bterllng In gold coin aro
molted or beaton Into bracolots, neck
laces and chains. That gold Is always
boarded In Egypt la proved by tho
fact that somo Gcorgo III. sovereign
aro coming into circulation.
Worked Like a Charm.
Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of flat
spicy Journal, the Enterprise, Loulsu,
Va , says: "I ran a nail In my foot
last week and at once applied Iluck
len's Arnica Salve. No inflammation
followed; tho salvo simply healed tho
wound." Heals overy sore, burn and
skin disease Guaranteed at Rlter
Dros. Drug Co. 25 cents.
Dogmatism Defined.
It was Douglas Jorrold who tloflnod
dogmatism as "puppyism coroo to ma
turity," a happy ploco of wlso wit.
Frugality and Stinginess.
What wo call frugality when wo
havo It wn refer to as stinginess when
it Is possessed by others.
t 1
HUMAN BRAIN A PHONOGRAPH.
Takes Record of Environments for
Reproduction.
Hrlcfly, tho procedure Is this. Tho
operator belng"glvon tho attontlon of
tho subject, places In his mind tho
idea of sleop which stato tho objoct
passes Into at tho moment of tho com
pleto absorption of his attontlon by
tho operator. In other words, tho
operator has completely absorbod tho
environment of the subject, or at least
his power of registration normal
sleop being a nonroslMcrlnn stato of
mind. Tho part of tho brain capabfo
of receiving Impression being no long
er nctlvo, what Is left? Tho accumu
lated records of tho previous environ
ments of tho individual. As tho orig
inal record was mado by tho Impres
sion of tho combined roport of an en
vironment mado by tho senses, a re
call of a cylinder may bo mado by a
word plcturo appealing to as many
of them as p33slblci To tho sjjsojicd
environment tho brain reacts with
whatovcr record It has on Its cylin
ders. Tho rubject Is not thinking
what tlio cjorator Is "willing" him to
do, as Is popularly supposed, nor Is
(hero now montal action on his part;
bo Is simply reemploying old records
put In place by a recall of tho environ
ment which gavo rlso to thom. Un
der hypnosis nothing not nlrcady In
tho brain can bo taken out, nor can
anything now bo put Into tho brain.
T. Gilbert White, In tho Motropolltal
Magazine.
MAKE FA8T TIMC ON SKIES.
Remarkable Performance at Annual
Norwegian Contest.
As a tost of skill, strength and en
durance, It would bo difficult to bent
tho long distance Bkl races In Nor
way and Sweden. Of theso contests
tho most severo Is undoubtedly the
12-mllo race ovor tho mountains
which opens tho great annual "Snow
Derby" nt Holmenkollcn, about four
miles from Clirlstlanla: In this race,
which begins with a steep ascent of
400 to COO foot, tho skl-lobner has to
Jump clefts and ravines, to hop over
fallen treo trunks, and ovcrcomo overy
kind of obstacle that mau can de
vise; to run down steep declivities,
and to make his dovlous way through
mountain forests, until ho reaches the
goatT triumphant, but utterly exhaust
ed. Considering tho arduous naturo
of theso contests, somo of tho per
formances aro romarkablo. Thus, tho
winner of a recent International speed
competition held at Stockholm cov
ered tho courso of 40 miles at an aver
ago speed of eight and ono-hnlf miles
un hour.
To Measure Natural Gas.
When naUral gas was first brought
into uso In America thero scorned to
bo a general idea that tho supply was
InoxhaiiBtlblc. It was sold at low
rules und usually without measure
ment. "This method encouraged wnBto
In tho consumption of gas, and was
shortly abandoned by tho lnrger com
panies. To-day nearly all consump
tion Is sold by measurement. It .is
believed that tho tlmo has now come
when It Is possible, to procuro statis
tics of tho quantity of gas consumed,
and next year this will bo undertaken.
The method will glvo such figures In
tho future that a moro direct knowl
edgo will bo obtained of tho capacity
of gas arcaB to maintain a commer
cial supply of gas for a cortaln num
ber of years. Iron Age.
Our Most Humiliating War.
Ab wo havo said, but for Osco
ola thoro would never havo been any
Somtnolo war at all. and all things
conslder.ed, his career marks tho most
humiliating war tho United States
ovor engaged In, says a writer hi tho
Outing Magazine Thero wero less
thnn 0,000 Somlnolcs, mon, women
and children In all Florida, when hos
tilities began with the murder of Oon.
Thompson by Osceola. That great
chief's cunning, capacity and courago
had cost the nation no less thanf 30,000,
000 and tho llvos of threo soldlors for
overy Indian bravo that he led. Such
an appalling record of destruction
stands against no othor fighter on all
our frontiers.
The Sympathetic Typewriter.
"Do you know," remarked tho man
with a cold In his head who was
pounding away on his typewriting
machine. "I havo como to tho con
clusion that this koyboard of mlno Is
gonulnoly sympathetic. Every tlmo
I'vo started to wvlto a word that, It I
was talking, would show how bad my
cold was tho blamed old mschlno
would spoil It Juat tho way I would
pronounce Jt. Tho keys spelled 'mor
dtdg,' brlllladt' and 'chostdut' boforo I
could catch It, so that now I havo to
stop and think out Just how each word
Is spoiled boforo I sod thoro It goes
aa! down."
Ha to Be Bossed.
An Alabama politician, who was for
moily a rnaglstriUo In tho town of
Montgomery, tolls- of a raarrlago cere
mony Li onco performed for a negro
couple
At tho propor point the magistrate
put tho usual question:
"Will you tako this man to bo yOur
lawful husband; love, honor and obey
him?"
"Ixiok heah, Jedgol" suddenly OS
claimed tho woman, "Iso promised to
wash an' Iron for dls nlggor, but I will
bo derned cf Iso goln' to lot blm boss
mo!"
A Failure,
"I hato him! Ho tried to kiss mo!"
"Hut I tried to kiss you and you do
not hato mo?" "I know, but you succeeded."
LEFT NOTHING FOR HEIRa I
Eccentric Frenchman Carried Reietn
ment to the Qrave.
Thoro has Just died at Ilolloy,
Franco, an old man of 72, who during
his Ufotlnio was notorious for his ec
centric and miserly habits, though he
was In possession of an Incomo of
$4,000. His funeral was attended by
a largo numbor of rolatlvcs, who wore
astonished to discover only a fe cop
pers In tho house after tho funeral.
Tho will was then openod, and It road
as follows: "My dear rolatlvcs: I
am afraid you aro going to bo disap
pointed. I know that nono of you
"havo any sort of nffectlon for mo, and
that If you como to my funeral It will
bo In tho hopo of dividing up betweon
you whatever I may teavo behind me.
I now Inform you that I havo left no
money whatever. I sank tho wholo
of my fortunojsomo ycais ago In a Ufo
annuity. All tlio money that romalncd
;vor cad aboo what I spent of tho
aunu.:y lu c ' -en away or b irn. 1.
I hopo th.j will La a llttla surprlco
for you." A r rch rovcalcd, howovor,
fl.000 worth of annuity stock, tho
coupons of which npr'ared I j havo
icmalncd imp' 1, but on going to tho
bank to havo theso coupons cashed
tho heirs discovered that tho coupons
had been paid, but at tho special re
quest of tho old gontlcnian, who had
given a sepc-ato receipt for each
coupon, they had not boon canceled.
"This Is only a llttlo surprise- I am
kooplng back for my heirs," ho said.
It appears that on tho occasion of
tho annual tostlval tho old man do
llbcratoly burned $10,000 worth of
bank notes, which ho found ho had
been unablo to spend.
BODY NOT TO BE SACRIFICED.
Physical as Well as Mental Education
Demanded.
The .man or woman who will train
tho mental faculties without any rof
orenco to tho physical, shows a faulty
qualification for tho work In which
ho or sho may bo engaged, says tho
Knoxvllle Journal. Tho mind may bo
over so well trained and stored with
knowlcdgo of tho books; but unless
thero Is behind It a reasonably strong
body, llfo runs tho rial, of being a
falluro; If not that, an pxistenco of
pain that serves as a limitation upon
lis possibilities. It Is a species of
cruelty to cducato tho mind at tho ox
penso of tho body. Ilettor let a
child grow up Into manhood or wom
anhood with an Inferior education
than with a better education of tho
mind and a body weakened In tho ef
fort. Tho fact, that so many mon
In this country havo succeeded in busi
ness and In professional and public
llfo havo been tho sonB of farmers,
whoso early llfo has been spent out
of doors, hns been a subject of re
mark; may It not bo accounted for on
tho ground that In their boyhood tholr
physique was developed so that In
after llfo, besides tholr mental ac
quirements, they had strong bodies
with which to do tho work they havo
so successfully pel formed? This Is
not only possible, but very probable
How to Treat Employes.
Every Btoro that I know of In Amer
ica obliges Its help to stand on tholr
feet from morning until closing tlmo.
Ilohlnd each countor In my Btoro Is a
chair. I want my employes when not
busy to sit down nnd rost. As I wnlk
through the different departments In
my storo my omployes do not havo
to feel that they must braco up be
cause tho "boss" la coming around.
My employes aro doing right all tho
tlmo becauso thoy know that I am do
ing right and UBlng them as near right
as I know how. My omployes would
far rather havo mo homo than abroad.
1 guess that I am an easlor fellow to
work for than tho managor, but ho
ennnot bo very sevoro with thom, be
causo I always tell him to uso them
Just as I uso him. I tell overy man at
tho head of a department, "I3o kind
to tho holp under you. Do not speak
to them in any other way than tho
way I speak to you. Handlo your holp
bo that they will jespoct you and so
that thoy will regret to loavo my em
ploy." Everybody's.
The Old-Fashioned Oea Captain,
la tho old-fashioned sea captain ex
tinct as a typo? Ho stuck close to
his ship In tho moments of dlsnstor,
doing what ho could to savo tho llvos
of passengors and crew, and, If neces
sary,' going to his death In tho effort.
Ho may ofton havo orrod In his ox
tromo devotion to duty, but ho hold
unflinchingly to tho loftiest Ideals of
responsibility and self-sacrlflco, and
his exnmplo was of Incalculable valuo
to his profession and to humanity.
Aru wo to regard him only as a mora
ory, or doos ho nnywhoro to-day sur
vive? Brooklyn Eaglo.
Submarlno Lifeboat.
When a submarlno boat becomes dis
abled beneath tho surfaco of tho wa
ter and cannot rlso Its crow 1b in a
bad predicament. To remedy tho dif
ficulty an lnveutor has contrlvod an
auxiliary boat to bo carried In tho
submarlno and to bo a part of It, prac
tically, until needed, In tlmo of acci
dent tho crow of 'tho Incapacitated
submarlno would enter tho llttlo craft
aud when tho containing chamber had
been flooded tho bolts would bo with
drawn and tho vessol with Its human
freight would clear Itself and rlso to
the surface'
Drawing the Line.
"Ches, mem, I gan bo your-gook oof
you gan mlt broken English po satlls
fled." "Very YoU; I can onduro
brolion English, but I wish you to
undorstand that I shall draw tho line
at broken china." lloujton Post,
BBBjBBj
The Flower Store I
45 S. Main St., Logan. H
i77 ALSO Imvc seeds tlmt grow. Wc M
have not been in the business M
long enough to have any OLD stock. Our M
seeds are all New, Fresh stock and conse- M
quently MUST GltOW. H
If this is not ' "NufSaid" call on us H
ami get any additional information desired. M
Til 11 FLOW Hit STORE H
lienj. Carlisle, Mgr. M
, r I
F4aHMHanCHB3BHEBJHHaBaBaBMBBKBVBBBVBmaVBBaMai H
H
I Now is the Time
and This is the Place H
to buy Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Spades, Shovels, Picks, Pruning Shears H
and Saws, Staples, Nails, Tacks, Poultry Netting, Drooms, Whitewash M
Hrushcs, etc., etc. Wo carry everything In V-V-Vjj
HARDWARE
Cutlery and Carpenters' Tools. Our quality Is good and wo guarantco
our prices as hitherto to bo tho very lowest. Wo can save you money, H
sure. You havo only to call to bo convinced. M
R. La fount & Go.
38 Center Street. H
Several Noted Weddings I
arc to tako Dlaco this month, moro of them next month, and we know M
now of several to tako placo In Juno. Wc know because wo have the M
orders on hand for tho delivery of tho gifts. M
Will not a wedding soon tako placo In your. Immediate family M
circle, or among your friends? If so, let us show you what wc can do H
In the way of presents. Wo feel confident that wc can please regard- B
Ing quality, style and price. M
If nono or thoie things, how about thoio for personal wear? H
On wedding rlngn, jou Know, wo arc headquarters. Wc lead In M
the selling of watches and chains, stud', scarf plmand bracelets. A M
peep Into our showcases will help you m.il.c the selection. jH
CARDON JEWELRY CO., Logan, Utah . I
Von Moltke a Hard Loser.
Count von Moltko, Germany's great
Hold marshal, novor lost a battlo and
It annoyed him to lc3a a gumo of
cords. A recent biographer says of
his old ago: "Tho family woro trained
to let him win If they could without
his noticing their maneuver, and they
would 'reckon up tho Bums to tho
smallest amount. 'It Is really wonder
ful that I havo won In splto of my
bad play,' he remarked onco, ratbor
suspiciously, but ho abided by tho re
sult," Exchange.
Expensive Resurrection.
"I might commit Biilcldo by tho gas
routo If I lived In a boarding houso
and wanted to get oven with tho land
lady," remarked tho Flat Dweller, "but
not In my own flat. Imaglno having
to pay tho gas bill It thoy happened
to bring you to!"
History Revised. H
Somo wostorn Blghtsecrs visited tho M
Corcoran art gallery In Washington, U
They stood for a tlmo beforo Jean M
Leon Gcromo'a lingo painting depict- ,
ing tho death of Julius Caesar. Caesar
lies stricken nt tho foot of Pompoy's t
statue "What's tlio matter with that iH
follow?" Bald ono of thom. "Why, H
don't you read history?" was tho io- M
tort. "Tho man Is Julius Caesar; ho i
has Just been shot by Marc Antony."
Evolution. M
"Don't you believe in o volution?" fH
asked tho sclontlfic man.
"Cot tnlnly," answered Miss Cayenne. H
"No chango that centuries bring about t H
In natural history can bo moro re
narkablo thon that which a woman H
undorgocs In a single day as sho pro- H
jressos from curl papers to evening H
Without A Rival. I
L1TTL13 JOHNNIE wlillo visiting grandma was nil the tlmo
coming back for moro of THOSE GOOD RADISHES, OAUHAGE, H
I1EETS, PEAS, CORN and DEANS, nnd llkewlso UNCLE JOHN H
could not help being Jubilant over grandpa's FINE PASTURE AND 1
II AY that was then being harvested and Jits fat stock. H
This Is a fair Illustration of many people who havo planted our H
seeds. They having learned whero they can always get the best and H
most reliable seeds, and at prices that aro always reasonable, therefore Jj , H
call for moro of those famous 1 "
"Seeds that Grow. 'Nut Said." I
1 Smurthwaite's Seed Store. Center St. 1 H
I Naturopathy Jffi. 9 H
Tlio best method of curlngany yii.i Vil H afl
Acute or Chromic Disease or fflf'F r I ,H
Dad Habit Is by removing tho ISL. J$Mh S sfl
causo through somo Physical, vfit&? xBWv 8 .1
Mental or Psychlo mothod which v-'V fflwwni S
Is harmless but sure. jS L. SBpfe 9 hbh
Try Naturopathy and learn KfmL 8 fl
that you caii get cured from any Z&Jwiiryr afflOflffro S ,H
Disease or Dad Habit without &&&'?MffimHML U sH
taking Poisonous Drug Medicine ,,;r,sWC iwtmffwm', 8 ' bh
I or often undergoing u useless wiW&lSmf''WvmWlM i sH
but fatal operations, iwHwMMi I MiffiimfflrffflW 1 'H
j.r. PETiiiTscn, Ps. d. WWmki ifmlmri?
Trcmont Hotel. W 'H mr y g LiH
' I
-Ji ii- . .... --- - . .JaW