The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

before for the same kind of work,
and also several hundred dollars high
err than the salaries for like work in
Provo, or any other city in Utah out
side of Salt Lake and Ogden. They
are doing something don't you know?
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According to the Journal, the Or
gan supporting and behind the pres
ant administration, the Democratic
party supports and defends the rights
and welfare of the people "by with.
drawing from the field" 1t says THE
Democratic City Committee
met the boasts of the law defying ele-
ment by Withdrawing from the field,
in order that A FAIR LINEUP MAY
BE HAD on the biggest issue that is
before the people of Logan now, name
'y-shall prohibition continue to be
he governmental policy in Logan.
Well. perhaps that is the best way
to get results on any question-by
having Chairman Cranney's party
withdraw from the field.
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In speaking about reputation, the
Journal, the sponsor for the present
administration, says "the Democratic
City Committee will most emphatic.
ally endorse the present administra-
ton II that question is ever present
ed to it." Note the H. Judging
from present conditions and circum.
stances Chairman Cranney will never
present the question.
i. sd.
DISCUSSION OF ADVERTISING
Now that most persons understand
and appreciate the many advantages
Of being informed Of what goes on
in the community in which they live.
as we'll as throughout the world in
general, advertising especially news
paper advertising, is being discussed
IN our homes.
A great many more men than any
Z us would guess take lively and
helpful interest in all Of those pur-
chases for the home once left almost
,ntirely to the woman or servants.
And likewise many wives, idaugh-
ers and sons discuss in the family
'ircle everything purchased by every
member of the family, even unto the
-lothes worn by His Royal Highness,
the Head Of the family.
Taking the newspaper home and
getting the best out Of It., Is an &C.
aupation that is growing in popular
avor as never before. To many, In
act. the most interesting part Of tho
,ews is the news of advertising
Certa My it is among the mos;
Nrofitable.
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THE FRENCH AS AIR FLYERS
France is justly proud of the FRO
ress of aviation in her country and
re feats of her avistors, says the
'vening Telegram. But is not the
sailing over the Mediterranean thai
she exults in most
Germany c,ings to the dirig'b air
ship while France prefers the aero
| plane.
At the las annual military practlc,
| of France a dirigible airship was OBJ
tanned and sent up. At the same TIM
an areoplane machine took to the air
Both machines rose beautifully, but
when high above the earth the aero
plane circled around the dirigible ant
began dropping dummy shells, severa
Of which struck the dirig BILE. From
that the French argue that they coult
swiftly destroy all German scout ma
chimes in case of war, and eXult a..
oordingly.
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Men are supposed to dress nor,
quietly than women, but a wife whS
has listened to her husband strug
Cling with his razor or hunting TO-
a lost collar button may have diff
ferent opinion.
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THE PANkHURsT sPINsTERs
The man who weds a Pankhurst CIR
VIII surely have a snap;
No shade Of trouble e'er will lie
Across the placid map.
He can stay out as many nights
Per week as he may wish;
Therell be no one to call him dow
Or smash him with dis