The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-16


him to know there was no law in the
case. Isn't It pitiable. Poor incompe'
tent weakling Confession number
two. In his last strain he does not
even mention the case. He has been
so thoroughly convicted, so complete
" routed, that he evades the issue,
and instead submits a dose OF abuse
Islander and falsehoods to cover up
his incompetency. Weighed in the
balance and found wanting he adopts
the Islander method in place OF argu'
ment. OF course he could do nothing
else. Confession number three. He
says he has nothing more to offer so
this case can be safely chalked down
as one Of the many OF Sneddon's blum
ders at the expense of the county.
As to his falsehoods he first recites
parable. He does il nicely due to
previous practice. This is the same
old story that he, and some of his
Democratic friends used against one
of the candidates on the Republican
ticket last fall He knows he is
cold blooded falsifier, and knew it
last fall when he played traitor, un-
less he again wants to excuse him,
self because the journal Of the legis-
lature has not been delivered to him.
Happily we have the record at hand,
and find on page $40 the bill in ques-
ton came up for final passage. All
members. except one, Mr.. Miller OF
st. George, were present and voted.
the man from the north" voting
against the bill on the grounds that
II sought to close up some places of
amusement on Sunday, and left 9th
ers open, at the same time saying
that II 1t were made so that all would
be treated fairly he would vote for
II. The bill was amended, reconsider
ed, and came up for final passage,
and on page $50 the record shows all
members present, and the man from
the north" voting for Sunday closing.
When Sheldon says any member
was yisibly absent from his desk"
except the one above state, he Just
falsifies. that's all. The record tells
the story. but of course It has not
been delivered to him, so the poor,
misguided. insignificant buttinsky Just
don't know. When Sheldon says any
man from the north pledged himself
to oppose the passage of the bill'i he
just falsifies that's all. No living man
outside of himself ever made the
charge. because he is in class by
himself as the peer of falsifiers When
Sheldon says any man from the north
came into possession of annual pas.
SEES TO said theatres. etc." he just fal-
sites, that's all.
Limited passes were rendered mem
bers Of the legislature, and all were
cancelled together, and no more re-
strictions were placed upon them, or
pledges asked or made, than sheldon
gives, and ten to one not as much,
when he rides at the expense Of the
Short Line to Salt Lake City He
says these passes read for himself
and others" Well now we don't re-
member. sheldon might have used
one of them which rivets it so firmly
on his mind. We do recall that he
has called us over the phone and
asked to use our pass to the Thatcher
Opera House, and ii has been granted
and in fact we do not know of time
was not at our expense. SO we say he
may be posted on this point. He
ought to for he has pestered the life
out of us for passes.
Again he says we have made al
tacks upon leading Republicans and
Democrats of this county and state.
Produce the goods. John. Again you
are paradhtg Sthe raI,ings of your dis
eased brain. We paid our respects to
two traitors-two or your stripe-im.
mediately after the election last fall
We expressed our disapproval at the
mayor when he appointed a Democrat
for city marshal, and we incidentally
mentioned you when you did moi
know anything about law. II in order
to keep your Scotch down we must
speak good of traitors, and stand fol
your blunders, wen keep youl
Scotch up awhile. No, while you hav,
been belittleing the Republican mem
hers of the city cnuncil we haxa nm