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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-05
THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS

CONTINUED from page one)
really crushing, let 1t not be in
creased.
II the people look to their own
interests they will vote this down.
On the same amendment the Des-
eret News writes editorially. as fol-
lows:
The News is publishing the opin-
ions Of prominent business men on
the proposed constitutional
amendments, and we recommend
these utterances to the careful con-
sideration Of the voters. We hope
they will prove helpful to those
who want to form an opinion Of
their own and vote intelligently.
We call special attention to the
comments of Mr.. William w. Ritter
on the proposed amendment Of Sec
ton 3, article 10. II this amend.
ment is passed property will
pc ooscsoeu at Wudt 10 Cdlleu us
actual money value" Mr.. Ritter
states why he believes this amend.
ment should not be passed, and we
believe most taxpayers, when they
understand the meaning of that in
nocent looking proposition will
agree with him.
To assess property at its actual
money value" is not possible be-
cause that value Is fuctuating and
depends largely on the skill of the
real estate agent who sells 1t, or
on number of circumstances. An
agent might chance to find a Gus
toner willing to pay $4,000 for a
piece Of property. That is then it's
money value to the owner. But
the buyer may have to sell it
shortly after he bought Il, and he
may not be able to get more than
$500 for the same property. That
is its money value to him. "Actu-
al money value" is a relative term.
that has absolutely no fixed mean.
ing. A boom is started. Property
rises. The boom bursts. What was
the money value today Is not the
same value next week. How can a
fair assessment be made on such
a basis?
How 1t works in practice has
been shown. The story is told of
a town where the assessment is
made on actual money value" An
assessor without experience and
with little common sense proceeded
to put his price on real estate with
the sole view of making himself
solid with the administration. The
result was that little store was
assessed for above the actual cost
of it twelve years ago, without the
slightest reduction for deterioration
such as time will work in any
building.
A man may own a home on a
prominent street, another round the
corner on less prominent street.
Both may be worth exactly the
same to the owners, and yet one
would have higher assessment
than the other because of the loca-
ton. And why should an assess.
ors opinion as to actual money val
ne be accepted?
This amendment is one that
should certainly be voted down.
We hope the voters will study it
closely. The promise is, We believe
that the rate will be lowered, but
promises of that kind are worth no
thing. The taxes in Utah, and es-
pecially in the large cities, are too
high now. They should be lowered
The law now provides for a fair
valuation Of property, and that is
all that can reasonably be expected.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-05
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

PLENTY OF money to loan on farms
or good city security. ]. 2. Stew
art. II
WANTED = Horses TO pasture;
close in; good fences and feed. APP
ply to C Balling, phone 61S. II
FOR SALE Hyacinths, Tulips,
Narcissus, China Lilies, Peoneas,
and other bulbs for fall planting at
Ola Larsen's, 212 East Third South.
Phone 4s7R. ' M
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-05

The workingman should always
vote for his own interests. Prosper
ity and steady work, as furnished by
Republican times.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-05
ENGLAND HOPES FOR AMERICAN
FREE TRADE.

1t is not surprising that British consular rep
resentatives in the United States, and even the
British ambassador himself, should be pleased at
the threat that this country is to abandon the pro-
tective tariff principle and that this the best
ket in the world, is to be thrown open to the man.
ufacturers OF all nations. James Bryce the Brit.
ish ambassador to the United States, betrayed that
hope in a recent speech in Melbourne in which he
is quoted follows by the London Times:
Mr. Bryce said that America increasing
her manufacturers, but her city population
also increasing so fast that her whole product
would soon be required for home consumption
and she would cease to be an exporting nation,
He said that portion of the American trade will
fall to Austraa-especially since there OK.
lists at this time a greater prospect than ever
before of substantial reductions in the American
tariff
One thoroughly understand that Australia
and other foreign lands which produce much
SO eheapy would welcome the opportunity TO en-.
ter the American market free of imposts and COM
pete with p-odncts grown Or Manufactured and
handled by high priced American labor. That Aus
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-05

In speaking Of progress would you want the
country to progress than it has? Progress
does not mean destruction. Progress means con-
sentative advancement, gradually and safely so
that the country will be all that the world thinks
it to be, and that is the greatest and best gov
eminent under Gods skies. That is the Republican
idea of progress. 1t is what the Republican party
has made of the United States. Is it nor worthy
OF a vote of approval?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-05

Nearly every trust in the country has its home
in the state of New Jersey, where the Democratic
candidate for president is governor, when he works
at it, but far we have not heard that Of
them received lady like slap the wrist
for existing, much less that has been destroyed
as the candidate tells us ought to be done with
them. They do love their trusts and "skeeters"
in Jersey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
Academy Girls Will Produce
OperettG on Elaborate Scale

cry too. b. to bc IN entire accord with
tnc costumes and the opefcffa itself.
The hrat act Of the operetta was re-
hOarsed nt the academy today ana
was q splendid euccesa This act Is
one ~ the most bcantlful In the pro-
duetion II shows KihR Saul seated
on hie throne Furroundod by cour-
iiors. glorging IN the conquesll o. tho
Pailistinos and Amalekiioe The dam
sells of che court enter. slnelae hia
glory and praises. samuel, the am
client prophet. enters demanding the
cause of ail thc reyeiiing. lac rcmlnds
Saul that he mas discovered the I.ord's
command and warns him OF Gods
wrath
Prominent among the sol0lsts who
are 20 participate 81 the operettn are
Miss Bertha Turner. OF Corrmloa. n.
a., and Miss Grace McDermott or
Trinidad, colo Aiss Eleanor
Vaughcy, Of Aibuquerque. has been
assigned an Important part On the
production. because OF hrr ability as
a fancy dancer,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
THE NOSE A FILTER
TO STRAIN THE AIR
Catarrh Clogged NOstrils a
Breeding Place For
Deadly Germs.

The nostrlls are perfect "air filters"
aud, when kept In clean, healthy state,
strain every BIZ OF air we breathe
catching all aust PARTICLES. foreign
matter and germs. The air Is fun OF
germs. You cannot dodge them. but
you can safe guard yourself against
cataarrh and other diseases contracted
80 the process OF breathing by keeping
the nOstrils clean and healthy Ca
tarrh germs will sometimes get IN
their work. and you may make mis-
takes the symptoms FOR an ordinary
cold
Don't iaho any chances II you
hnte q st0fifa up feeling 10 thp hca4
or Y yuu ihloat o. eOro nr filled Win
phlc sn.. just grease the uostTils With
a little Els's Cream Balm, draw the
pure, aromatic fumes back III the
head and you VIII be astOnlshed at
the effect In few minutes YOU will
feel a loosening up In the head, the
nasty discharge will soon be Etopped,
the soreness gone ana YOU viii feel
a sense OF genuine relief.
Ely's Cream Balm not only wards
OF catarrh. but viii quickly cure even
IA chronic, longstandlng case OF
catarrh u takes the trouble right
where Il starts. in the nose and throat.
cleanses, heals and strengthens the
raw. sore inside skin. or membrane,
and In this way drives out cstarrh and
makes You proof against this filthy,
disgusting disease.
SUMMER Colds. which often hang on
for weeks. can be quickly cured with
this cleansing. healing. anusepuo
balm All druggists sell n for fifty
cents bottle, aud the one bottle IS
generally all that Is needed To effect a
complete cure. Try Il today Agent
j. il ORlelly Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
$4,000 People Every Day Are Learning
About New Mexico Through MOUing Pictures
AN ACADEMY TRIO.

mailing the Weekly Bulletin, which
contains each week a lst OF Inquiries
from people who have Indicated their
inleres' ln the now 'c and cNpfcsg
go desire 10 learn uo Oh Opp0f.
'Hhiie and of tine Gitl. .nt dlalncts
and communities. The bureau has
had adyices from several OF these
newspapers stating that they were
mailing their publication TO every
name listod In tho bulletin and wished
10 do so each week.
The Pennington Commercial club
and the Deming Chamber OF Com
merce have made ARRANGEMENTS with
THOR local papers 10 place every In
quiry received and every inquiry fur
nished by the Bureau of Immigration
Upon the mailing list of their local
newspapers FOR period of one month
or more. owing TO tins interest shown.
As rule the newspapers or a town
speak for that town. Tho man inter-
eated In a certain town or community
VIII in the majority OF cases ask for
q newspaper from that foWn or COM
munity. That newspaper gives him
an idea OF what the town and district
really Is. u acquaints hin with con-
qillons and should he decide 10 make
"a visit, he does not arrive total
stranger. lle has feeling that he
knows the 1--we wires IN chat town and
Char he can 90 10 the office 81 the
newspaper which, was senl him Tee OF
charge. feel Ia home aud be- starsed ou
tne right course He win also be re-
ceivea with 4 boosting shirt, for the
man VINO runs newspaper can b.
noihing but a hoasger
The competition throughout the
west for homeseekers and Investors Is
very keen and " New Mexico expects
.lO receive her share al immigration it
win De necessary for the gtate and
every district therein TO make a strong
Pull together That every commcf
cial and boosting organization shouf
cooperate With the newspapers =
lhcir efforts Is a fact which rec
no argument
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
Advertising Stunt That Reach.
es Three Hundred Million
Persons in a Season Ought
TO Help Some; Five Sunshine
State Films Now On Circuit.

Not many peaple realize the scope
OF the moving picture as an advertiser,
but when they learn that between
o0.O00,0O0 and 10000 coo people see
every moving picture manufactured
an average OF more than 100000 daily.
or as many people as live In the city
Of Cincinnati or New Orleans they
begin 10 realize what a great influence
and general impression Is created
Through the efforts OF the bureau
OF immigration five New Mexico
scenes ae now being shown as parts
OF as man. moving picture films
which have been released and are now
being circulatod in every part OF the
world. This means that more than
100000 people are daily learning
something of the Sunshine state aud
chat when the films have completed
their circuits more than 100000 600
people VIII have learned something OF
New New MeXico-that they have
seen with their own eyes pictures OF
thriving oiuea. great industries anl
interesting scenes OF prehistoric
ages ia addhion % the pictures
themselves hundreds 90 columns ol
advertising maiior. telling the people
lnbont these pictures OF interest are
being placed la newspapers through
out the world.
That as many more feet OF moving
picture scenes of New Mexico viii he
shown IN thousands Of thoatera With
IN the neXf feN months is a certainty
The sclig Pclyscope company, tae
largest moving picture organization hi
the world, now has q man Ia the New
Mexico field and ne pictures he is TAX
Ink viii be released within a few
months and shown Ia Europe as well
as America,
New Mexico. says the Publicity As.
ISOLATION Bulletin this week, should
give every possible announcement 20
moving picture organizations inter.
ested Ia the southwest The moving
picture business has grown to be- one
0f the largest IN the world. There
are more than $4,000 moving picture
theaters ID the United States. Greater
New York has 900 guch playhouaes
and the attendance Is more than faO.-
GOO daily. Chicago has ESQ such the
ators with a daily attendance OF more
than 100000. The daily attendance 81
ail the moving picture shows COM
bined % iuealimghie. However, the
above dives some idea 81 the iromon-
dOus advertising value OF moving pie
lures and & can readily be seen 1y
those With and without the boosting
spirit why New Mexico should no, |
onl every encouragement 10 manu-
iurers of scenic films ,..,
The Newspaper a. Cor '"'''
Advertiser -,
The New Mexico Bureau on i, ~.
grafton has from zane s''N'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
NAME Of BARTH
PROVES HOODOO
TO ANY BILL
IN SENATE
Authorship Alone Sufficient
to Doom Measures Intro
duced By Gentleman From
BernalillO; Primary Act Is
Killed.
TRAIN DRINKING BILL
ExCEPTs LIMITED TRAINS

tsBeeiai Teisrraus a. tverfne s~r~tSS
santa re, y, a., May S--With tho
mouse and senate both 20 meet this
morning az ten o'clock. IL looks as
though New Mexico were really "in's
Tor sofpe legislation from her first
state legislature. Both tho senate ana
the house hove a calendar and they
are passing daily upon an measures
that are reported from committees.
Chief interest conferred yesterday
IA me passage hy the senate OF the
land pill, report OF which was given
Ia the Herald at last evening.
This measure is a vGlummoms doc
umont of so paragraphs OF chapters.
ana practically placos the control of
the twelve miiiien acres az public
lands IN the bands OF the state land
commissioner. VINO mas at his COM
inand fund Of 90 per cent Of an IN
come from the public lands for the
administration Of his office. sonator
Holt declared the measure created
the most important Office Ia the state.
not excepting that of the governor.
and the Democratic members. led by
senator Barth. fought the DIN for
that very reason on the grounds that
~ nAfN ANN tNtAiN commissioning 100
much power. The only Democrats
who supported the bill were Senators
Walton and Hiukle, Mr.. Walton as.
sorting that as a member OF tie lands
committed OF the senate. he had care
fully investigated every provision OF
the measure and was satisfied that Il
was not an excessive bill and that Il
had not been drafted as a measure
designed for any other purpose than
10 safeguard the public lands
When the senate met yesterday az
ternoon. II acted upon every measure
on IFS calendar, six In number.
CHIEF among the measures on which
the senate took final action were the
bill 70 prohibit drinking on trains and
Senator Barth's measure for an ad-
visory or preferential election for
United States senator 90 succeed A. y.
Fall. who drew tho short term.
The senate passed the measure pro-
hibitIng drinking on trains and with
equal pr0mptitude II tabled the pref
erential primary bill by Mr. Barth
II IS now quite apparent, that Sem
ator Barth has started a fight IN the
senate which he will have to pursue
Ia the end as the summary tabling OF
his primary bill Is Indicative TO the
feeling towards him shown by the
Republican majority. And while that
majority may disclaim any response
biiity for making him martyr. as
was said by Mr.. Holt a few days nge,
Il Is fast putting him la the position
where, ~ Mr.. Barth introduced H.
it dot lot p Mr Uarih has Hp-
parcnty tAgoNn aA renra fcr that
ftatne iuio the discard. ioF he oppon-
cd the uuhllc lands bill just as heartily
AZ the other measures he has opOos-
ed. aud drew upon himself tho usual
amount OF criticism.
The senate yesterday would have
passed the Mullens bee hill which Is
a house bill. known as house bill No.
.. but prior 20 putting the motion Tor
It's passage, number Of minor err
rors were found and Senator cramp-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
BUSINESS DISPATCHED
IN PROBATE COURT


Probate Judge Julius stnab dis
posed Of Il number % matters brought
before the probate court yesterday.
The court approved the petition OF
Jacob Weinman TO be appointed adj
minlatrator or the estate Of Joseph
Goidsteiu. deceased, liking the bond
az $4,000.
The court approved the petition Of
q. ~ HigglnsOn and Moliie ID HiR-
gibson 10 adopt minor male child
of the age Of three months. the name
of the child 70 be Ormond Francis
Hlsginson.
The will OF Hattie A. Berkeley was
presented for probate and Monday,
July !, 1912, set az date FOR proving
81 tie same.
The petition OF Rachel Mearns to
be appointed administrator or the es-
state or Mary Scott. deceased. was
approved and n bond OF $4,000 order
cd filed.
The court approved the petition Of
Agnes Brown MeSew, 20 be appointed
guardian of Harry Brown. mlnor
bond 81 $500 to be filed.
rhe court allowed the claim OF S84
Of the Woolf Bros shirt company,
against she estate OF T. s. Hubbell,
deceased
The court approved the petition az
r. o. Wood 10 be appointed guardian
% the estate Of Ida and Maud Brown,
minors. bond OF $1,000 to be filed.
The final report OF Grace r. White.
administrators Of the estate OF John
a. white. deccaseI was iiled ana July
!. set as data for hearing
The court adjourned until 70 a. m.
May 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
CONDITIONS FINE NJ
THE !. W. C. A.
Enjoyable Time Expected at
Picnic Tomorrow Evening
All Women and Girls of the
City Invited.

For next Thursday evening tho
y. W. G.. A. as planning n picnic Tor
all the women and glrls OF the city,
% bo given under the auspices oi ths
newly organized social committee with
Mrs u. a. Kisler as chairman All
those Interested IN the plans wear an
air OF mystery ana when asked when
the picnic ls % be held shake their
hends mysterlously and say. como
and see" However, they add that the
plan Is for those going TO meet at the
Y w g. A. home az 3l5 south Third
street, az 6.ls. on Thursday evening,
SO all girls can come directly from
work. Each Riri may either bring her
own lunch. OF telephone 10 Niles
fiorence stone, general secretary OF
the Y. W. 4. A., and rrdor a 10 cent
lunch put up for her. Every one Is
asked TO come directly from work 20
the Y. w. G, A. SO no time may DO
lost This ia only one Of q series Of
delightful affairs which this wide
awake committee Is planning.
Indeed. it seems that tho entire as
ISOLATION has lalicn on new life since
the coming OF the now secretary. Miss
Stone. Not only has the social com
mittee been reorganized. bus the re-
ileiOus work committee az Nell This
committee IL planning a delightful
out door Bible class for the spring
months te hegin in about a wcokt
Under ila auspices held each Tues
day evening at z b. IN. al the Y. W.
G.. A. home vesper service to which
ail women and girls OF the city are
invited
The membership committee with
Mrs . &. Baldridge gs chairman IL
doing excellent work. All those whose
memberships have been allowed TO
lapse are being asked lo renew, and
new members are solicited. indeed.
n seems that with this very enthua-
iasfic committee the association viii
have no trouble IN reaching the 500
mark which 81 their aim.
Mrs. c. G. CoOns. chairman OF the
finance committee. and Mrs G. L.
Isrooks, president Of the board OF
trustees. are hand ng the finances
widely, while Mrs Roy Mcdonald
chairman Of the committee on inn
provemcnts, has been untiring In her
efforts to finish all repairs. At pres
ent there remains only tho front yard
10 be filled up and graded
Miss blanche Geary, AZ secretary OF
the national board. who visited the as.
Foclation last week pronounced
the boarding home attractive
and homelike. Under the skiilful
management Of Mrs sturdcvaml,
home matron, and Mrs G. G. minis
chairman OF the home committee. the
home Is becoming more popular every
day Meals are served AZ 1880. 1900
and g.. 10 O'Clock each day.
Mrs. j. II. Head, the new president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
Costumes Will Be Magnific-
ent and Special Scenery
VIII Portray With Faithful
Accuracy the Days Of Two
Thousand and More Years
Ago.

Not uht1 the afternoon of June
9th. will the people Of Albuquerque
entirely appreciate tho splondor and
magnlilcence of the oporettn, "saui.
King 81 Israeli 20 be produced in the
Elks' theator on that day BY she pu-
pills OF S. Vincent's academy. Prep
afations have been made 20 reproduce
the opefetth on truly elaborate
scale. Especial attention Us being
paid to the selection OF the costumes
which are 20 bo furnished by q Dem
yer coaiumcr. who had Thorn made
for a similar production, The seem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

Try a herald Want Ad. It
win bring you resnltA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

Barbed wire euts..D's SNOW
collar and harnas n A. botlr
quickly when y price use. soc
LiNIMENT IL 70. sold ay ab
healing and an
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
NOBODY sPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack Albuquerque
Men and Women, old and Young

Kidney Ills seize young and old.
Gene quickly with little warning
Children suffer IN their early
years
Can't control the kidney score
iions.
Girls are iansuid. nervous, suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't DO daily work
Men have lame and aching hackz
The cure for man. woman or child
Is 10 cure the cause.-The kidneys.
Doan'a kidney Pills ars for sick
kidneya--
Have brought relief TO Albuquerque
people.
Albuquerque testimony proves a.
A1rs. G. Fournolle. t0S s. Broad
way. AlbuQuedque, n. ~. aays; II
can vouch for Doan's kidney Pilli
as heartily now AZ when I publicly
recommended them over two years
ago Since then I have advised other
persons 10 try them and / know from
reports that they have acted aatisfac-
iorlly In january 1907. ] said la a
public statement that tho contents 81
three boxes had cured me OF pain ia
the back that had chung 10 me for a
long time. / can now add that ! have
no recurrence OF my old trouble"
For sale by an dealera Prlco SOC.
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States.
Remember the name-poan's-
and take no other. 20.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

n there anything in all this world
that - OF more importance to you
than good digestlon7 Food must be
eaten TO sustain life ana must be d.
gested and converted into blood. when
the digestion fails tho whole body
suffers. Chamberlaln's Tablets are a
rational and reliable cure for indi-
gcstion. They increase the Flow Of
bile, purify the blood. strengthen. the
stomach, and tone un the whole dlaes-
tive apparatus so natural anG
healthy aeliou For sale By al DEAL
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

interest charges by loan brokers,
Among the new bills presente
tho senate yesterday was one h.
Evans, limiting the hours Of A.
ment OF any female in mercia,es
'ablishments. The bill Ia
Use law In many 81 tho ef
Il was referred TO a COZ w,uosa