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Show . Pi Republican The storewith which you consider yourself most, . familiar may have, today, a complete sur i prise for you in its advertising.1 lnfact, readers of store ads know that rthey always find netfs in the store announcements Truth5 in advertising? is be-- A'; - -- ing preached as a creed former chants every where. Our worthwhile merchants haw practiced Thigncreed for so long a time that it seems funny to them to hear of it as a preachment. , . VOLUME XXXVIL NUMBER 17. LOGAN T3ITY, CACHE, COUNTY, UTAH,ATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1915. A MS NEW '"- T- Serbia fully occupied with meeting the German attack. The situation is as grave as Well could be. The hour has" come for, the British government tobreak its inexplicable silence and tell the nation how vast and imperious are its needs BALKAN STATES AGAIN FACE CRISIS. tftmen." t ITALYS Berlin, Oct. 7, by wireless to Bulgaria awaits toSayville. day a declaration of war from the allies, says a dispatch from -- Buda Pest-tothe LokalA-azei-ger- , as given out here today by the Overseas News agency. ' Premier von- ferred with the German, and Turkish diplomatic representative while the British charge daffaires, on calling, was receivedty-t-he first, secretary. The' allies are much disappointed. Athens, Oct. 7, via London, 5 p. n. Alexander Zaimis has accepted the premiership in succession to M. Zenizelos, at the -- Austro-H- ungarian ' -- 1 -- HUNGARIAN POLICY- - SAME AS ALLIES Turin, Italy, Oct. 6, via Paris, Oct, 7. Premier Salandra announced, at an important cabinet council, according to The Stampa's Rome correspondent, that the Italian diplomatic Bulgaria had been all along in linewith That of the allies and would continue to . be. He declared that any diplomatic action by Italys, wotild be taken also by Italy and that such action was imminent The premier is reported to have asserted that this government viewed the Balkan situation calmly, believing it might co-oper-ate ct , RUPTURE FOLLOWED GERMAN MINISTERS VISIT Paris, Oct. 7. A special to the Petit Journal from Athens says the rupture between King Constantin and M. Venizelos followed a visit of the German minister immediately after the session of the chamber at which M. Venizelos outlined the policy he expected Greece . w. GERMAN TRIUMPH OVER BRITISH DIPLOMACY s London, .Oct. 7. The Daily Mail says editorially today The dismissal of . Premier Venizelos is another important success for Germany. Once more British diplomacy has It has neither .foreseen nor prepared. It has been outwitted by King Ferdinand, and its prestige has suffered greviously, as a result of its errors and the remissness of the British minister. The situation has to be faced that 400,-00- 0 Bulgarian troops are ready to operate, probably with the aid of, 250,000 Turkish troops not required at the Dardanelles and perhaps neutral Greece and been at fault. THE BALKANS -- Hodges passed- - away. The boy had been ill with typhoid fever and paralysis, for five weeks. He had been improv- - ' ing-an- d was thought to be on the road to recover, when paralysis set in. , He was the oldest, child of Brother and Sister Hodges. The entire community sympathize with them in their bereavement . Funeral services were held in , , the Second ward meeting house on Saturday afternoon. A very large number attended. The . ' . r Phwto by American Frets Association. means that almost a million men are now ready to tight there, while The call to arms in Bulgaria, and Greece , , - . Roumania haa"oTr a milllou men alone ou 'wbom aim can 4epeud. ATJPFIELO AC. IRES MEETS SMITHFIELD, Oct. 8. One of the .best entertainments giv. en in our city of late was the icture-show band -- concert-and at the Union "Hall on Wednesday night, The. hall was wel' filled with a most appreciative crowd, 'as almost every number was encored. The first reels of the story, Neal of the Navy were shown and counted among the best pictures ever "shown in our city. The band pieces were all most excellent1 and the work of the Pilkington sisters was highly beautiful. The ward choir rend-ered beautiful singing and Mrs. Cora Bowman and Dora Whqel-e- r sang a duet The following C. brethren made interesting and r AT THE B. I consoling remarks: Ole Olsen, commenced the Mr.Evans, Pres, 'Wm.Waddoups Kappa-n- u Brother James ' Andersen and years activity 'yesterday by af Bishop. Danielsen. . Interment', fectingajiewIorganizatioii-anwaslntheLewistoncemetery. just hinting Halloween. Kappa three months old babe of nus, girlss organization at the Mr.The and Mrs.- - John Hawkswood Cullege."'CQstom"f6rlongyears died last Funeral serhas conceded to the organiza- vices wereThursday. residence at held the tion the Halloween party. And on ' ' . Saturday. the nature of the parties, their Last .evening the" First ward life and tone has seemed suffic- M. I. A. held their opening soient justification to. continue the cial at the opera house.4 The folpractice.. No one, as yet seems lowing program was rendered; magician enough to 'guess what Singing, congregation, new feature Kappa-ii- u is to Brother A. Rawlins, solo,prayer. Mrs. spring this year, but it Is sure Myrtle Pond; a talk by Horace ly coming. The following are the officers elect: President Grace Cutler; a select reading. Merlin Piano, selection, Wood; , Assistant, Lottie H. Cunningham; BrothAnna a Egbert, Kunz; secretary and treasurer, er Last. Ghmes, song by and redancing Katherine Hatcl), Class freshments occupied the rest of : College, Laurine Anthe evening. The regular meetderson ; fourth year, Vanza ings begin next Tuesday even- Jackson; third year. Hazel Ke- ing. is in readiness ller; 'second year, Ethelyn Lun-stro- and aEverything successful first year, Blanche Wor- looked forward to.years work is - On ley. evening, conjoint Ted Williams the Old B. sessionSunday was held at which Y. C. Steady is back too, and in Stake John C. trim for another seasons scrap. Larsen Superintendent an excellent talk. gave Tolman, Williams, Wright, NielMrs. Gertrude Rawlins will sen, and Cox Doesnt that make entertain the Ladies Literary a formidable line up? rnd Art Club on Friday after' Wednesday is to be Fall Im- noon. The grading!! Inlshed' for provement day at' the BrYT Besides the tapping, hammering, the interurban oeet dump at raking, and shoveling of things Wiest Lewiston. It is expected in general, the laying of a ce- that it will be in running order : ment curbing is to be the big this fall . job. From the whisperings of , Lewistop, is surely progresshair cutting etc., one might ing. We have a newspaper now. that the push ball is pret- The Lewiston Tribune made ty close and that that class rush its appearance last week. seems to a reality. Kappa-n- u Bishop and Mrs. A. L. Hyer have whisperings too. are attending the fair and conThe College class set the ference at Salt Lake. They are party ball rolling last night In a also visiting their daughter kitchen affair Tuesday the Mrs., Walter Hogan bf Woods Fourth years celebrate in a Cross. , The Bishop was one of bonfire party and the othr the judges at the State Fair.' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elwood classes are clamoring not to be are visiting Salt Lake City this outdone. At the Crimson girls sociable week. Mr. William 'Rigby has recent last Wednesday, the following returned 4from a trip to Chily effected was Presiorganization ' , cago. dent Florence Carlisle; Mrs. Will Hyer is visiting her Lydia Hansen, Secreat Smithfield. tary and Treasurer, Luella An- parents Amanda' Stocks has Mrs. Anderson; Amusements, Hazel gone t6 Desert to spend the winderson. d -p- - aggregation up against the Granite High School this after, noon it will be the first opportun Nish, o?t. 7, via London, Oct. 8. An aeroplane coming from ity his Logan football following Bulgaria this afternoon dropped has had to see the teams in acNumerous bombs on Nish, killtion. Judging from the. number ing five persons and wounding who are working out nightly 1 two others. then returned this game should be keenly conto : safely Bulgaria. Lonvia Oct. 7, Amsterdam, tested, not only for score but for commendable. don, Oct- - 8. The Cologne places as well, some forty men Leonard Roskelleys two Russian cruisyodel for eleven places means pretty ers actively bombarding the song was well received. The band boys promise? some-- , more severe competition. Thel coach Bulgarian port of Varna- mot given "btrt any statement London, Oct. 7. The rupture such treats during the winter. has how he will line up, but Its to as The residence of Mrs. Allan of diplomatic relations between nearwill Bulgaria and. the entente pow- Crockett was a. scene of merri- pretty cretain he man give trial. a eligible ly every ment on ers was the. match that touched Wednesday evening about the when about forty friends and Granite comes with off the Balkan conflagration me is likely Austro-Germa- n idea, so. the-fatroops, to the relatives met at the wedding same well mixed to be up. pretty number of 400,000 have invaded reception of Mr. and Mrs. Lesto that at its Even going though This estimable Serbia with Field Marshal von lie Tidwell. next for the start going dope Mackensen at their head. young couple was married in Russian cruisers have ap- the Salt Lake temple on Tues Saturday when we have the first conference game with the U. of peared before the Bulgarian day. Mrs. Elizabeth Owen of Idaho Nevada. port of Varna on the Black sea Miss Gertrude McCheyne and and are shelling the defenses of Falls, visited her parents, Mr, Ben. R. Eldridge, members Mr. and Mrs. Henry Griffiths on that city. U. A. C. Extension Devisthe of "Anglo-FrenThr "troops Sunday last" Mr. Clarke Rees, local tele- ion, have been appointed by the which weie landed at Saloniki with the tacit consent of the phone manager, has been pro- U. S. Dept, of Agriculture ton Greek government ai - being moted to the Ogden office. We make a tour of the Intermoun-taiand Coast states ' during rushed northward in a remark- much regret losing Mr. and Mrs. Jan. and Feb. to standardize and able race to assist Serbia in Rees. work off Mrs. the invaders. Nordberg and Mrs. John systematize the extension heading They as comes This impossible, Plowman attended .thefuneral of these districts. willjry toprevent,Saloniki-NfeColto the a of their father, Jens Anderson, h the capture of the high compliment lege as well as to Miss McCheyrailroad, the only source by at Salt Lake city this week.. which the Serbians and their . The Republicans will hold a ne and Mr. Eldredge. As one of the attractions for allies can be fed with the muni- Primary on Oct. 15th in the Farmers Roundup to be the war. of Union 'Hall for the of tions purpose ' The here arly in February, Dr. held Austro-Qermaare nominating a mayor, council. " Elwood Meade, Prof, of Rural pushing south with all possible man, recorder and treasurer. Instruction at the U. of Cal. and Samuel Ewing, Everett Smith speed toward the same goal. a world will be and authority on rural credRoy Smith left for Afton, Although they hampered to an exterit by the Serbs they Wyoming, to bring in the elk its in irrigated countries, has seem to have an advantage over that were presented to the gun been engaged to give two lec' , the Anglo-Frenc- h forces, handi- club by Osborn Low of that tures. division has extension The capped by. a scarcity of sup- place.. An bulletin. new issued a A munitions a and delay Jn special health talk will be just plies Home for Outline Furnishings. L. that were expected. gven by V, Halliday, of Salt Military experts here regard Lake city in the First ward tab- It is the work of Calvin Fletchwith greatest alarm the Teuton ernacle, on Oct. 11. All ypmen er. Prof, of Applied Art - and deals- with the interior decoraic invasion of Serbia. The sit- over sixteen are invited. ' - , and beautifying of the home tion critmost , considered is , ter. uation Mrs.. Thomas B. Farr is at dazed that Lets why Pray ical. The experts realize that, home again after a two weeks The work is general but comMr. nd Mrs. Roy Pond of mother look on the go home-tafter crushing the Serbians, visit at Ogden. Gentile valley visited relatives plete, entirely feasible and' one whole anatomy of the first years here last week, which will be an easymatter Mr, and Mrs.- - Sam - Bennion, thatshould appealto eyery after their special they went on to on meeting state. of the wife unless the allies win the race to of Vernal,are the guests. of Mr. house Salt Lake City to "attend conThe Juniors organized as a Friday? the Saloniki-Nis- h ference. railroad, the and Mrs. Joseph Nelson! , : The weather forecast says with Oct. class 8tb will rush force Ray their The Mr. Friday, v Germans and Mrs. J. H. Kidman Daughters of the Piowith express speed to Constan- neers will meet with Mrs. Lizzie Becroft as president, Erma Al- look for the noisy shower of are the guests of their parents second year hats. In a short Mr. and Mrs. Affleck. tinople. In this they probably Farrell on. Wednesday, next at len as vice President, and Wm. time, no doubt you may really It BulTreasurer. Sec and Reese as will have the aid of 350,000 2 p. m. Mrs. A. W. Affleck is visiting who are ready to n. The high school students was decided to postpone the elec hear them coming. here with Brother Henry Jack-sogarian troops " -Prom. of tionrof Turkish chairman of chose and 250,000 the following as7class"of-ficers- : operate, , NO WORD RECEIVED " James Fulkerson, presi- Committee for two weeks, when troops who are not required at Angus Pond, who has been 11! the Dardanelles. dent; Stephen Thurston,- - vice final arrangements for that Salt Lake. Oct. 7. The flood at the. hospital for a long time Rumania is expected to issue president; Floss Smith, secre-- . event will be made. bf mail that deluged the gover- is reported to be improving. a decree within twelve hours tary; Wanda Bingham, treasMrs. Emma Telford is home nor'? office for several wcrks on CARD OF THANKS for a mobilization of her forces. urer.' the hospital at Logan. She from , th Hillstro n case has subsided The Greek army is being mobAmong those who- attended - The family of the late P. O. Cnlv four letters were received is still quite ill. ilized. While both Rumania the funeral of Mrs. Mendenhall Rudolph of Cache Junction deMrs. Edward H. Kemp is ill yesterday and these apparently at the Logan and Greece are as yet inactive, at Dayton, Idaho, on Stinday sire to extend their thanks for were hospital. belated, having been writ-tBorn to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoff they are likely to be precipitat- last were Messrs, and Mesdames the cordial sympathy and conto of the the, prior granting ed into the war at any moment. W A. Miles, Joseph Watts, John sideration shown them by neigh man, a fine baby boy., merely . The Teutonic forces, with an T. Hind, George Miles, Glen bors and friends in their bereave reprieve.They were and Twins, a boy and girl arrived containclemency enormous weight of heavy artil- Miles, Sam Tout, S. P. Nielson, ment and to assure them of a ed at the home of Fred Hoppie last no threats. . v lery, that was so effectively us- Mrs. Janet Miles, and the Misses lasting appreciation. Thursday.. No word was received. at the ed in Galicia, crossed the bor- Ruby, Alta and Fern Nielson, Mr.Barraclough is in SaltLake Mr. W.F. Banks of the Fourth governors office from the Swed- City der between Austria and Serbia and Miss Zina Miles. this week. ward has sold his home to Mr. ish minister and no information over the Drina, the Danube and Hendricks" of Prof. The wise wife is tiot sorry John Woolf and will move his has reached the governor as to the A. C.George the Save rivers at a score of dif- was visiting his par- when hubby gets defeated for family to Salt Lake City. They what the friends of Hillstrom in ( Continaed on page eight) office. (Continued on past e!c-- t) . tend to do next. '.leave,today. - . -- Vice-Preside- -- nt m; 1 ' ch coh-clu- de . . , ns nt, - o -- ' ei peti-tionsf- or . r ... -- . , - -'' 5 al-li- es Ilf Albert and-M- rs iey4n-dealingwi- th Gou-nair- Dragoumis. Minister of struction, M. Theotokis. Minister of Justice and Communications, D. G. Rhallis. The cabinet members will appear in the chamber Monday. . .London Oct. 7, The allies, having broken off diplomatic relations witlu Bulgaria, news is momentarily expected of that nations active participation in the war on the side of the cen- -' tral powers. Her king and the late leader of her government being at odds, Greece is forming a coalition cabinet, pending the construction of which her policy vvill obscure. There are no misgivings in England, howevin er, that she will The with any way Bulgaria. cabinet crisis has in no manner impeded the landing of allied troops at Salcniki and the fact .these forces are on Greek soil is considered the best guarantee that Greece ultimately - must align herself with the entente powers, with which. Premier-eleZaimis, is in sympathy. Alexander Zaimis, who has accepted the task of forming a Greek coalition cabinet in succession to the Venizelos ministry, has twice before held the office of prime minister. He is the son of - Thrasyboulos Zaimis, several times premier and one of the three members of the national deputation delegated to offer the crown of Greece to Prince George of Denmark, who reigned at Athens as King George and who was the father of Constantin, the present Hellenic ruler. - n , He completed his cabinet today. ing the war and bringing about M. Zaimis will .serve as foreign the final success of the allies. He announced that all miliminister as well as premier. The new cabinet is constituted as tary measures had been taken for the war in progress on follows : . Premier and Foreign Minis- Italys frontiers and that imin the Balkans. ter, Alexander Zaimil, Minis- pending s, ter of ' The Interior, M. Minister of War. Gen. ACTIVE WARFARE Yanakitsas. Minister of Marine, Admiral P. Countouritis. MinlsterrofFinancerStephen In- Lewiston,Oct. 6. A very sad event occurred-ithe Second, ward last Thursday. Alma, the:--J seventeen year old son of Mr. - |