The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-05-23


o. ungrateful for not joining in With
Iur editor friend In this laudation' al
MIR. Skidmore, and say God BILE IS the
town that is favored with such a
v Underful man, for g. certainly Is u
proud distinction to have within our
| safes zone only mai But Mr. Cor
DIN happens in the first place 10 he
one of those fellows partially at least
that the most perfect of mank j
characterized as having eyes see
not, and having ears hear not" We
say partially, because to our know
ledge the first does not apply as his
eyesight is very keen, and he is con-
tinually seeing things, while on the
other hand his ear sight is very de-
fective, and II is suggested that the
commercial club invest in an ear
trumpet for Mr.. Editor, in order that
he may be spared the embarrassment
and exertion that prevailed when he
recently broke the sphinx like silence,
and saw" what he did not hear
when the presidency of the club re-
Gently made recommendation for the
secretaries of the club. Also for the
assurance of its members that they
will be correctly reported by the dis
tinguished gentlemen.
In the editorial above referred to
there is not one question as to the
Neracity of the report of the meeting
in the Republican. We cannot say as
mach for the paper over which our
editor friend presides. Had he been
tsurplied with an ear trumpet he
would have heard the question sim.
ply asked as to whether or not the
club intended to take any action on
the liquor question, either now, or
AT some future time, and IL so il
would like to be known. 1t was ask
ing a question that is daily receiving
the consideration OF banking associa.
tons, clearing house associations and
other organizations representative OF
the best brain and genius of the land.
If the asking of such questions, ques-
lions that can be wared by the
s'r'Dle method of moving not to Z n.
uiGer them for reasons stated by The
president of the club. are going to
disrupt the club and bring about
state of chaos, it Is sad reflection
on the business men of this commun.
lty and it is certainly time the club
was adpourning sine die. Or further II
1t is deemed advisable for the club
to handle this question for the best
interests of this community, and it's
membership is not big enough to han.
die it without disrupting the club,
then the club ought to fall, and from
its ruins will rise an organization. the
personnel of which will handle all
questions vital to the interests OF
the community. Mr.. Editor as above
stated, does not question the yeracity
of the Republicans report, but char.
acterizes 1t an attempt to vent
spleen upon Mr.. Skidmore." and then
PUSHES on and makes an argument
that he could have made on the floor
of the Commercial Club, had his
foresight been as good as his hind
sight and we do not see anything IN
his argument that would send the
cub to perdition either. He also SAYS
tn" question was sprung without a
Elements notice." evidently thinking
btcarse 1t had not been men.ioa41 to
Himself that no other individual IN
me meeting could have 1t i'm mind
Had he have left his sixteen hour
ciind' for few minutes last tn asdav
and walked along Main street, he
would have found it the topic Of con.
Versation among business men,
great many OF them formulating reso.
lutions to present to the club. So II
is possible for aien to even think of
things without the consent of the