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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-07-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of John w. Loosle, deceas-
ed. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers to the undersigned at
her residence at Charleston, Cache
County, Utah, on or before the 18th
day OF May, 1915.
ELIZABETH b. LOOSLE,
Administrative.
NEBEKER, THATCHER
4 BOWEN, Logan, Utah,
Attorneys.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of James Quayle, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at his
residence in Logan City, Cacne Cou'.
ty, Utah, on or before the first day Of
November, A. D., 1914. Date Of first
publication, June 80, 1914.
JOHN QUAYLE,
Administrator
NEBEKER, THATCHER & BOWEN
Attorneys.
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Estate of Nephi Tarbet, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at her
residence in Logan City, Cache coun
ty, Utah, on or before the 10th day
Of November, A. D., 1914.
Date OF first publication. July D
A. D., 1914.
DEBORAH TARBET,
Administrative Of the estate Of
Nephi Tarbet, deceased.
GEO. @. RICH,
Attorney for Administrative
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Amelia J. Carbon, de-
ceased. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers, to the undersigned at
his residence. in Providence. Cache
county, Utah, on or before the 26th
day OF October, 1914.
Date Of first publication. June 70.
1914.
WILLIAM G. JENSEN.
IN Administrator.
-, NEBEKER, THATCHER
AND BOWEN. Attorneys
Adv july2S
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Anders ] Fugelsans, de-
ceased. Creditors will pres ent claims
with vouchers to the undersigned at
his residence, at Logan City, Utah,
on or before the 18th day Of Novem-
Der, 1914.
MoURITs MoURITsEN.
! Administrator
NEBEKER, THATCHER,
G. BOWEN, Attorneys
Date of first publication, July IL
1914.
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Consult the County Clerk Or the
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Rebecca Hall, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at the
ofice OF A. A. Law, Arimo block.
Logan, Utah, on or before the first
day Of November, A. D., 1914. Date
Of first publication. June 20, 1914.
William g. Hall, administrator Of
the estate of Rebecca Hall, deceased
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-24

the trail Of possible offenders Where there has been
paipabo taxdodgng sucn retrbuuon is entirely just
But wherever through prosecution an issue is brought
into litigation wherein there Is doubt as to legality Of
the net result both in the individual case and as TX.
ing principle precedent may have more less boom
erang effect on Treasury calculations Of revenue
The true meaning OF the laws experience to date lies
deeper any question relative naccuracy or in.
completeness in either payments or the estimates con-
corning them. It resolves itself into the theorem that
there are not this country so many large incomes so
free and unencumbered to be rightly taxable had
been popularity and politically supposed We are so
rich in rich growing richer some lawmakers
would have had believe
II the income is fulfill its assigned function in
eking out revenue-at a time when expenditure still
laughs at platform professions Of eeonomy-the con.
clusion that there but two alternatives quite
clear Either the rate be raised the exemption
lowered When the hexibty Of the former method was
being advanced during debate upon the act It not
realized that it would have be employed to an impos
sible altitude any material increase in revenue
Under indicated conditions, only neutrality-suspicious.
i'm its ultimate effects-would thus meet any large ma.
uonal need We should have to revert to the old indi
rect devices, via duties, stamps. etc.
The more truly and properly flexible application would
be in narrowing the meshes Of the tax net seeing that
have many more relatively poor and fewer rela-
lively rich citizens than supposed OF course such
procedure win weight somewhat upon those whose dis
proporonate burden indirect taxation was the
primary purpose Of the income tax to Tighten. On the
other hand in addition to it's practcabty fairness
necessity it viii have the civic merit of bringing
home to each taxpayer his proprietary obga
ton in government.
Also it may thereby help attain the only other pos
sibe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. economy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-24
UNCLE SANS EXPECTATIONS.

II it we're not for the fact that testing money mat
tiers is dangerous an of humor could be dscoy
cred in the dilemma in which Uncle sam finds himself as
result Of the failure Of the income tax to produce as
much revenue as was expected household purposes
From the FIRST enthusiastic predictions OF sSOOooooo
there was revision OF expectation downward to 554t
100000 in December there is the further disappon
ing drop I'm official estimate to $31OOOOOO For the ex
pendture time and labor the cost in DerpleNty and
confusion this Daltry return Tt lis less than onetenth
Of our collections in customs, likewise less than
one-tenth of the yearly internal revenue.
To be sure as both Congressman Hull and Secretary
McAdoo are pointing out there certain qualifications
that mitigate the Treasury disappointment The new
machine hasn't yet got to working smoothly-thanks
largely to ifs own crudity and completely and as host
of tangled interpretations have testified Unquestonaby
the gross returns have fallen below their proper maxi
num- on account Of much Ignorance and perhaps some
evasion wiful or unconscious AS foreign experience
indicates each succeeding year should bring increase
Ga taxing efficiency
But # may also well be noted that the official apollo
gists appear prone extravaganza in their present
excuses as they in their estimates They are
overstatng evasion just as they oyerstated revenue
Secretary McAdoos guess that onethrd Of all persons
subject 10 the tax been delinquent can be only
guess and put so obviously large simply because about
,nat fraction was needed cover the deficiency from
earlier estimate The allegation Of underpayment also
fails 10 take account Of onsettng overpayments, Of
double payments that may yet be legally established
This latter possibility Of complaint and redress il
court may in be only hasteued by The announced pol
icy Of setting am he Treasury seuths relentessly On
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-24
Advertising Rates on Application.
MAKE HASTE SLOWLY.

An illustration OF the present tendency in Arizona to
fly an Of legislation without due consideration
Of its permanency profit is furnished by the pro
posed lacllst law petitions initiate which being
circulated If the measure placed the statutes
stands would work to the great disadvantage Of
thousands of employees In this The trainers Of the
act were actuated doubtless by best intentions but
hey were not equipped with proper knowledge Of the
subject
Under its provisions. employees could enjoy the
benefit Of having reduced to record form those facts
which would serve as distinct recommendation of their
services They would be inhibited from advancing in
formation to their own advantage or proof Of their claims
as worthy and competent men and Their liberty
in this respect would be constrained because of fol
lowing clause in the proposed act:
ANY employer boss. superintendent manager or 9TH
er agent Of company corporation, (etc) who shall
command or persuade any person to give any photograph
or out any written printed form, or to make any
verbal statements other methods Of identification as
to who his or employer was, shall be liable
to both criminal prosecution and cv action for damages
In other words. any employee who has performed
faithful service cannot utilize this proud record as
set by submitting it his her application for work in
a new field.
But Of more drastic consequence would be the effect
Of the proposed upon the pension system which has
been adopted by many big concerns throughout the coun
try We have in Warren District example Of this
where an old age and disability benefit has been estab
lished It would be impossible to compile and keep up to
date the records necessary to the maintenance OF pen
sion system if the proposed blacklist law were enforced
It would be we'll for the commonwealth of Arizona to
pay especial attention while considering proposed measure
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-24
ON THE SLIDE

The action Of the union miners in Butte repudating
the w W again calls attention to the growing hostility
in an quarters to that organization.
Before recent federal committee Of investigation,
the head of the l. W. W. at Paterson, n J., said the
slSmil workers would strike again financial
y able; that in the meanwhile they were producing
little as possible and that while he did advocate VIC
lence if it was a choice between blowing up mill and
losing a strike he would blow up the mill
In a recent issue Of the New York World there was
joint interview on the J. W. W given by William d.
Haywood general organizer and Joseph J. Ettor on the
principles and purposes that organization These are
its concluding paragraphs:
"The Industrial Workers Of the World have been ac-
cused of violence: this is untrue The J. W. W. has
neither advocated participated in violence against
social order What capitalists condemn violence is
but Justice to society.
"The Industrial Workers OF the World are organized
against the existing social order which is continuous
reign of egazed and organized violence against the hui
man family.
1.-THE Industrial Workers Of the World realize that
great changes cannot place without force even the
niest seed cannot rucfy without force The force ad
vocated by the T. W W is natural It proposes that the
giant Labor shall stop the that the golden
stream Of toll to the Golfers Of the exploiting class
There is nothing in this Of conscience Of the rights OF
others or morals Of mercy 1t is based on the
very worst Of the motives which pretends it is its pur
pose to correct It hasn't the redeeming features
of the laws OF modern warfare
II is as far from trades unionism the poles It has
nothing in common with the methods Of intellectual So
ciasm It is not in fact Socialism since it would in
yaby lead to worse evils Of extreme exploitation Of the
less capable and weaker than the world has ever KNOWN
Under the civil law Of today it is unquestonaby a
criminal program yet to promulgate it the constitutional
right of freedom Of speech claimed regardless Of the
fact the freedom to sin might wen be claimed uude
the right of the pursuit Of happiness
There is no permanent menace in any organization
founded upon such mistaken views. What is undamen
ary wrong unjust immoral and evil cannot control or
maintain itself It's worst feature is that its immediate
influence is upon the weakn and unfortunate the mser
able and degenerate those most easily moved to Law"
lessness This is the class which these leaders
who grow fat and rich the misery OF others Work
and il is these so mised that the penalty instead
of those who Deliberately deceive them Of their own
profit
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-24
GALLAGHAN ADVISES
CALDWELL'S REMOVAL
Says Superintendent Of Pioneers
Home is Unfit for Place.

PHOENIX June PA domineering
manner. crude personal department
and general unfitness -or the position
he holds. are some Of the allegations
made regarding Percy v. Colwell, su.
perintendent of the Pioneers Home,
by State Auditor j. C. Callaghan IN a
report that will be filed with the
board of control this week. Callaghan
win recommend that Coldwel be re-
moved from the superintendency for
the good Of the institution and for the
peace Of Prescott Furthermore he
win censure the Board Of Control Of
which he is a minority member. for
being slow I'm taking cognizance OF
reports Of misconduct on the part of
officials of state institutions
Callaghan's report is based ON the
evidence introduced at the hearing
held i'm Prescott last April when the
auditor made an investiation into var
ious charges against Coldwell Tt is
not a voluminous document like the
report on the industrial school, nor
is ii so sensational
Auditor Callaghan does not charge
ColdweH with being dishonest or im-
moral but ne does say that the evil
dence shows Coldwell TO be domineer-
ing in his manner and "a personal OF
crude department u could easily
understand how such a person could
get on the nerves Of the inmates Of
the home, states the auditor
. Prescott according TO Callghan, is
divided into two factions One fac
ton is friendly to Cold well and the
other thinks that he should DE re-
moved without delay Callaghan sees
in Coldwell a disturbing factor and
thinks that he should be removed
Throughout his report Callaghan is
careful 10 state that his assertions
are based ON the evidence given at the
hearing. A transcript of the evidence
viii accompany the report when il
is submitted.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-24
PRINCE OF WALES
rs 20 YEARS OLD

LONDON. June %. The Prince of
Wales celebrated DIS twentieth birth
day anniversary today and was the
recipient of many presents nd mes
sages of greeting from his royal rel
atives and friends The anniversary
was officially observed by the ring
ing OF the bells Of St. George Chapel
and of Windsor Parish Church. and the
firing OF an artillery salute IN me
Long Walk, Windsor Great Park.
Born at White Lodge Richmond
Park. June 23 1894, his Royal High
ness was baptized there some three
weeks later as Albert Edward Chris
ton George Andrew Patrick David
thus combining the names Of his faith
er. his grandfather. and his great
grandfather with the qualifying exam
Iination for the Royal Navy and en-
tered Osborne College. fle COM
Ipleted his course OF instruction there
I'm two years and then entered Dart
mouth College.
On The ACCESSION of Is leNeA
King George, to the throne on May s.
I19lO. Prince Edward succeeded TO the
IDukedom of Cornwall and TO the Scot
fish titles of Duke of ROthesay
Earl Of Carrick. Baron of Renfrew
/ Lord OF the isles and Grand Steward
of scotland and short time later
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-24
APPEAL
OF 8-HOUR DECISION

GLOBE. June 23 The county at
torney of ella county is preparing to
appeal from the decision OF the SUI
preme court Of ella county holding the
eight hour law for womeu 10 be UNI
constitutional
Much interest attend the decisions
Of the state high court i'm the appeal
Al the time OF the passage of the wo-
mans eight hour employment law il
was conteuded widely that the law
was unconstitutional and the measure
was fought OH the floors OF both upper
and lower houses on that ground.
Since that time &C. has never come TO
the courts in this state until the ac-
tions were instituted against the local
restaurant
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-24

he was created Prince Of Wales and
Earl of Chester
The Prince of Wales was sent 20
oxford 20 complete his education lte
Is nov rated as a lieutenant in the
Royal Navy and within another year
win probably make a world cruise as
did his father and grandfather loo their
youth Ten days ago the young Prince
performed his first public ceremony,
laying the foundation stone of a new
church on DIS own London estate
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-06-24

The Fut,rists declare bat no good taste win be re-
auired IA the costume fashions to come hu' 'n"' ~"
different from the fashions at hand
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-06-05
INSTITUTE NORMAL
A los Maestros del Con.
dado de Taos ee

Ell Institute del condado do
Taos go abrira el lunes dia 80 del
mes en- curso, a las 1870 3. M, en-
los planteles educacionales del
Convento de las Hermanas do Lo.
reto, y continuara por cuatro SO
Inanas. Los exanenss seran tenl.
dos los hltinlos dos dias del lns.
tituto, el "a y 25 de Julio.
Sc espera que todes los maestros
Que desYen enseilar escuela en- el
condado Sc registren desde el pri.
mer dia. Los que no atiendan q
algun institute conforme es re.
querldo por ley, y carezcan de GER.
ti6cados no podran ensefiar en- las
escuelas publicas, pues no SO expe-
dira un solo permiso nj SO sprobs.
ra ninguna escusa de aquellos que
no stiendan al Institute gu este
verano.
FL arancel sera de $500 que de.
beran psgarse al registrarse a di.
cho institute y ningin maestro
qnedara exento de tai pago.
El coudado de Taos no tiene
actuslmente sutcientes maestros
de escuela para llsnar las demsn.
das de los diferentes distritos es-
colares, y maestros con certlfica'
dos de liner. 9 Edo. grado y que
possen smbas idiomas- -ingles y
espanol-pueden estar seguros Dc
hallar buenas escuelas donde ense.
mar en- el condado de Taoe, 81 atien-
den al institute one SO abrlra en
Taos el dia 80 do este nnismo mes
dc JUNO.
Tn programa circular en- forms
de libro, sera remitido pronto
| los maestros del condado de laos
todos los que los solicitor.
Arreglos muy satisfsctorios hal
| sido hechos con el Hotel dc Tao'
v con cases particulares, en- done
| los maestros de eacuela podrSr
hospedarse a precios enteralnen''
rsducidos.
Para el benefcio y adelsnto d'
Udes. y de la juventud que udes
tengan one instruir, espero q"'
todos atiendan con puntualldat
desde la aperture del Institute.
JOSE MONTAMER,
Superintendente.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-06-05
Jose L. Moudragon
Jose A. Martinez
Francisco Vargas
Comisi6n.
JOSEFITA BACA

Del Norte, Colo. Mayo 2l, 1914
Sr. Editor
Sirvase cronicar en- las Columns
de La Revista la muerte de mi
querida madre Josefta Baca, AGA.
ecida el dia 19 del que rige las
$40 p. m. Sus restos mortal, 9
fusron velados solemnemente per
dos noches consecutivas v el dia 21
recibic sepultura on el camposanto
de San Francisco. Antes de su
muerte recibi6 todos los ausilios
espirituales de la iglesia cat6lica.
Ianto en- el velorio como en- ell
funeral asistieron los membros de
la cofradia de N. P. Jesus.
Fue mi querida madre, en- vida,
una esposa verdadera y tiel; una ma
DIRE amoross con su familia, bien
querida y apreciada por cuantos la
conocieron. Deja para sentir su
uiuerte tres hiios hombres y dos
hiias mujeres juntamente con un
gran ndmero de nietos y parientes.
AL tempo de su muerte contaba
lS5 amos de edad.
Deseo aqui senior editor, dar pu-
blicsmente un voto de gracias a
todas aquellas personas quienes nos
prodigaron su acompaflaniento en-
nuestras horss Dc dolor.
Solomon Rodriguez
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-06-05
l155SsbaElIlleE. du'z-0l

El infrascrito Doctor en- Medicina y
Cirujia por la Universidad de. Madrid,
Mieinbro de nimero de la academia
Medico- Quirurgica EspaIola con ejer-
cicio en- Mayaguez. Porto Rico. .,..
Certifica: que en- su clinica par
ticular ha usado y usa con exitoi
superior todo encomio el medical
mcnto la Peruna." Es un agente
farmacologico de gran valor en- todas
las afecciones catarrales; que nunca
Ia dejado de darle resultado apete-
cido. En- tai virtud; espontaneamente.
y POGO amigo de expedir certificacio-
nes medicines de patente, no vacila
en- recomendarla, por haber visto con-
firmada su eficacia en- los nuznerosos
, casos en- uue Ia ha. empleado.
DR. ELISE0 FONT Y GUILLoT-
Probablemeute no hay remedio en-
el mundo que haya recibido tantos
efogios de hombres de alta pcsioi6n
como ha sido la Peruna-
Peruna es un remedio casero n1uY
bien conocido.
Es un remedio para tosc1 resfrios
cat6rro. rs tambien muy otiI du-
ranfe la convalescencia de infiucnza>
Ia Eripe. bronquitis. y otras enferme-
dades agudas dc IL sarEenta pull
nones.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-06-05

sarrollo de la situacion Mexicana
hoy aquf Villa arrib6 hoy a la ciu-
dad de Chihuahua, procedente de
Torreon, y viene en- camino para
Ciudad Juarez. Carranza esta ha-
ciendo los preparativos necesarios
para zanzibar Ell Gobierno provisio-
nal de Durango a Saltillo
Ell documento de Durango, expe-
dido por Carranza, fue dirigido la
prensa Americana, con una nota al
efecto de que tai documento tenia la
necesaria atencion Official, aunque
este no fue una declaration formal.
El telegrama lego por alambres Ma
cionales y venia escrito en- ell idioma
ingles.
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Inocion del procurador.

iuoCiOn uoi pTocuThuoTs
Ell Estado vs. Petrolino Garcia,
en- la muerte de So hsrmano on
Pima, N. M, la causa fue suspeD-
dida por orden del Procurador
con permiso de reinstalsrse
I El Estado vs. Salomon Ortega,
causs criminal, la misma fue de-
/ sechada.
4 Ell Estado vs.. Juan Griego, Juan
Garcia y Evaristo Candelario, por
estupro, la causa fue puesta para
investigation el lunes dia s de Ju.
nio. Las tres querellas fueron
puestas para el mismo lunes indi
cado arriba.
Estas son todas las causas que
ha pasado la corte por elias duran.
to la presente semans.
FL gran jurado no ha reportado
a la corte todavia la hora de ir
en- prensa, y Sc cree dara su repor
to final de hoy a mafiana.
En- esta vez, parece que el con.
dadO de Taos no tendra muchas
causas criminales con que ocupar
a la corte de Distrito, pues con
exception del barbara asesinato
de Melqniades Rael, las demas no
seran de mucha importancia.
Debido a las pocas causas On
este termino, Ia corte no ha estado
en- session mas que veinte Q treinta
minutes por dia.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-06-05
LAGUERRA
EN- MEXICO

Ell jefe Carranza desafa a los me-
diadores Y declara que el y su eente
pelearan con los Estados Unidos en-
case que sea necesario
Ell PASO, Texas. Junio l.-Ep
doculnento semi-o6cial del Grll.
Carranza, quien en- la actualidad
esta en- Durango. criticando las ac-
clones de los Mediadores Sud-Ame-
ricanos en- Niagara Falls, y el anun-
clio de Villa reitirando su aetitud
como jefe militar de Carranza, fue-
ron los punfos refulgentes en- el de-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-06-05
ASUNTOS De
ACTUALIDAD

10 QUE VENDRA DESPUES
Sc cree que la mediaci6a de las
tres replblicas sud.americanas va
tener exito complete en- 10 que SO
refere srreglar las diicultades
entire los Estados Unidoa y el go.
bierno del General Huerta. Tam.
bien Sc espera que los constltuclo
nalistas entraran en- el arreglo y SO
someteran el, pero sobre este
punto no hay ninguna certidumbre,
porque las Demands de Carranza
Y de Villa no parecen admitir are.
glo alguno que no los de toda la
ventaja y ponga el gobierno COM
pletamente on sus manos. De este
SO infere que probablemente no Sc
restablecera la paz en- la repuolica
bajo ningun arreglo que Sc haga,
es muy possible que al fin los Esta
dos Unidos tendran que Intervene
con fuerza armada para poner el
paz las facciones.
Dicen que el pobre Carranzs
No es sino un fgurin
Que ha de ceder al fin
A aquel que pone la panza:.
Pancho Villa Sc abalanza
A realizsr su smbicion
Y es hombre de coraz6D,
Aunque cruel y ssnguinario
Y por metodo arbitrario
Gobernara Ia nscion.
q q q
Ell NEGOOIO ES DE VERAs