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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-20

auf ben &opf 5u9eiagt tueroen
fonnte.
9lm %. Suli tprlroe in San
Granciseo cine 8ereitifafts. s.Yarabc
abgebaltcn. Sbou Dor Der Naraoe
iparen ansebli6 cine gr0Bere Nrs
5abl Grobbriefe an fiibren0e Herlo-
men uno 3eitln1gen geianot iuorocl.
Wan Fat iie nift peroffcntlidt, neil
man fiirdtete; OaB Ole Euppen, l,n-
orgoniiierte srbeiter, sic man ec=
Slpl.ngen bate 81 maridieren, es
nit ser slnglt befommen fonuten.
Ias bdtte einen sScblidlog ser Na-
raoe beoelltet. Nah ser &ata-
ltropbc muroe oie Sotlad)e ocs
Gmpfanges bon Trobbrieien BE-
fannt. Gieie 9riefe aber fllngierell
niht ais @emeisn,aterial gegen oie
IngetlagtenL neil sic YoItbeboroen
iopobl lpie ol,d Shrifterperteu nibt
i'm Stanbe rparen, oieieltcn nit IT.
geno einem ser slngcflngten in
Terbinolrg 5ll bringen. Yfan bot
Ole Senoer ser 9riefe ME ermitteIt,
man bat nie Sen @eri,d} gemadt,
Die 9lttcntdter su ermitteln, man
bat einfad, Sic lhon porber ge5eif-
neten Cpfer perboftet uno Damn oas
gebrallhte 9eipcismaterial sulan1-
mengeneineioct. Der ,Siibrer ser
Naraoe mar cin 1bcrntcn Wulla-
lcp, zines ser Soillpter Ser II. 81.
lln6 elmer ser IeincrYitieen San
Tranciseo 9ooole unb Graft Yro-
3cB, Ser auf slntrag oesielben Gi-
itriftsanualtes, ,Sitct, niebcrgeihlo-
gen ipl,roe, ser belte als slnflGger
geeen Woonep uno 8enollen onl-
tiert. 9eo6 am Gage Ser Grplolion
crtIarte Wtullalep, baB es lid, ofien-
hnr Tim cine &eridlmorilng Scr 8eg-
| ncr ser EaraOc banbIe unb oicie
@egner ieielt natiirlih bel oen Ser
I anitoltcrn elmer slnti-YreparconeB-
@erianlmll,ng 81 ilthen, sic einigc
Gage Dor Scr Yarabc abgebalte:l
luorocn mar. Ticic Gcranitoltcc
ober mnren Sic orgnliiierten slrbei=
ter Su1 Sranciscos.
Gs lit iiher, bab oieicr 1sall cine
0tad)e ser orgunilierten fapitaliiti.
ihen 8eieIlitaft it, Inn nnlieblomc,
eneraiid,e 8emcrfihaftsfiibrer aus
bem @ege Su rclmnen. @ic inn Gbi,
cagper slnard)iiten YrcscB, bai
man oild) IN oielem NroGB Sen
@onlbennericr nif)t cntoedt, uns
mie in Chicago, 10 iouen audi in
San ,Srancisco Sic slngeflugtcn als
iitcqcftuclle llrbeber oes @erbre.
dens pro5eiliert iperben.
Gs 0iiritc obcr IN oiciem Yrcscf
nid)t 10 leid)t merbcn, sic slnscflns
ten per eSuiti5moro 81 beieitigcn
trot profcilioncllcr SSrries, oie nul
81 gerne bereit iino, eegen Sell
lt,o cute @ortc sic Ineeflaste,
iduloig 81 finocn.
| Der Sorptpcrtcioigcr ser Mngs
flagtcn lit ser befanntc Nep Oor
fer Hed)tsampalt %. Wourfc Sod
ran, Scr oen @enerfidaftlern lcin
Gienltc ireipillig sur @erfiigun.
lteIltc. Gie @crtcioielmg miro po1
! Scr Snternational @orfers 0efcni
: 2caguc gefiibrt, tpclder ser 9tG
, Dorfcr 3cid)ncr 9iobert Wfino al
| Shatmcilter poritebt.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-20
Seri@w6rnug gegeu @eperti9aftler.

Sn Gan Trancisco, Gol., lit ge.
eenmortig ein Moropro5eb scsen
Observation-Disclosures inn Sang, oer
piel slebnIidfeit bat NIT Dem Mnar-
diltenpro5eb, Ser iid 1867 III
Gbicago ablpielte. Die Mneeflag'
ten lino 1bomas S. Moonep, friiber
Srganilotor ser 6ormer uno gegen-
fpdrtig Srganiiator Der StraBen'
bubner; feline 6rau 9tena Woonep;
Ssrael Mcinbera Carpenter l,nb
8elhditsageut ser slutobus.Gbaul-
fel,re; gb. Nolan, Mitglieo Der S1l.
Maid)inilten linton; @arren Bill
Iings, elm ipeiterer Mngeflagter, Der
@rGlioent ser Shubarbeiter Union
mar, ipurOe bcrcits bon ciller Sury
id)uloig bef,,noen .uno sll lebens'
ldugliher 3uhtballsitroic pcr,lr.
teilt. Die Mngefla9ten iino beldul.
cigt, om %. Suli b. g., ipabrel,o
eine Narooe fire nilitdriite 9ereit=
idoit abgcbalten ipuroe, cine 9om-
he ouf sic StraBe geiporfen SIT ba-
ben, poourd) piele Yerionen eeto-
tef lm6 perlpunoet puroen.
ga sic slngetlagten geeen Die
rn,ilit6riihe 9ereitlhaft" ogitierten
uno fir Sen 9elhlub Ser Arbeiter-
Unions, lid nid,t an Der Yaraoe 5ll
bcteilieen, lebbaft eintratel,, nno "a
Tie fcrner cine encrgiide Yropa-
ganoa tiir oie srbeiteriahc ,lno fir
sic mirtidaftlid)en &anpie Der
llnious entfalteten, 5ogen lie lid Den
Sab ser fapitaliltilhen Sreoniia
tioncn, insbelonoers Ser llnitto
Nailuap Co., Ser Gas & electric
So. unb ser Netal 1raOes slilocia-
tion, su. Ion Sen 9lngeflagten linO
Som Woonen uno s. @einbere aud
in Glepelano gut befarnt. @eill-
BERG mar bier ais Srganilotor Der
iiiOiihen Carpenter uno lfoonep als
Srgauiiator Ser gilensieber tatig.
Wfoonep l,nO feline Tral iino aud
afitelieber ser Sosialiltiid)en Ear-
tel, 9rand) Sun Srancisco.
S>n Gerbinolng nit oieIcn Ero'
;,e6 iilo uuh sllcr @ertman, Heoat'
tour oes unurd)iltiihcn 9lnttcs She
@lalt", ilno smei ieincr 9Pitarbeitei
perbaftet iporoen.
llebcr Sen EroseB uno feline &or
geld)idte bringt Ser rTormdrts Del
Yaciiicfiilte" folgenOe intercllantt
Gi,5elbeiten:
vSd)on lcit Sem groben Strei
Ser Yaciiic & Glectri 60. slrbeitel
haben sic &orporationen ipieoerbol
perilldt uno es 1T linen gun
Sell ouh selllnsei, -, oen Streif
fiihrcrn ourh Mnlpcnolng Der Der
tperflidlrn Metbooen Terbre6el
auf,ubalicn. Ger audi III ytem Dor
fer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES befannt
Garpeutcr 8elperfjhnftcr 9lnto,
Sobannicn ertappte Dor gar nidt 7
laneer 3eit Den profeiiioneue'
Sticbbolo uno Gangiter (Sans |
Senne) in ienem 3immcr mb er
langte ooollrd), oaB er in!tanoe ipar
etluas it)ncacr sllm 9epolper 81
greiicn, BON bem @onbitcn oas 8e
1tGnbnis, oaB er BON Den Sbel
Ronoiten in oen ASripatfonptolrc
Ser groBen aorporntioncn 9eounge
mar, Softer nit 0pnamit allf bel
lhiebenen Yldten 81. placieren, ~
sic Got gc,uillcn 8c,ucrfiboftler
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-20

@6breno leines Iesten Iufent-
bultes in 9lfron nur0en Dem 9fe.
oafteur oes edo" iiber oie Oorti'
gen aagencinen 3uitdnoe .uno slr.
teitsperb1ltnille bon mebreren Sc'
noiien ioIsenoe 0titteillmgen ge'
n,oht
I'm s(fron berrlht leit oem slllf-
idlpung ser vTroiperitdt" cine
,mgebeure @obnllngsnot, llnter mel
der ieIbitperlt6nolit, sic s(rbeiter
en- idiperlten leioen miiiien. 0ie
SGllier lmo Die Wieten lino piel
Iober i'm Yreile oils in Glepelono.
Sir cine @obnl,ng bon 5pei 3im-
nnern uno Slide mllB man bon $22
bis $50 monotlid, be5ahlen, ir,o
man nn,b nod frob lcin. penn mart
iIberhoupt cine befonnlt. Iallienoc
fonncn feline @obm,ng befommen,
uno lie ipobncn oober IN ,u1sliegens
Gen TDrfern, bel oen Iormern ooer
in ielblterriftetcn Siitten llnb Bel
ten. Sir Sic @rlmoeigentiimer
rno gollfontraftoren lit Dies cine
.golocue 3eit". Gs tpuroeu in oe1
lctten slpei Sabren picle Salllenoe
bon Sil,icrn geballt, ,lno oieies
Sabr iollen lpcitere 10000 errihtet
iueroen. slltmooiif)e, boIbbnufdbi.
&c SGushen, tpelhe Dor orei Sab
rem nit 8ri,nb ,lno 9ooen iiir
$250O bis $4,000 ongebotcn lpur.
SEN, bringen icst $4,000 bis $4,000
cin.
Die SebensmitteIpreiie iino bier
cbcnfalls pieI bober ols in Glepc,
lonb, luoraus pobl sll erieben lit
ooB Die Groiperitat fir sic Irbeitet
fcinen groBen Segcn bringt.
Vetrahten mir einnal sic Ser.
Ecltniiie in ser @lmmiinoultrie!
llcber Sic MrbeitsperbGltniiic IN
Scr sSireitone 9iubber So. mnrot
hereitS in Ser lebten Simmer oes
"Gd)o" ron einem Slfroner 8enpliel
bcrid)tet llno oienc foIgenocs SIN
Grgil,5rtng: Ser %erbienit in al.
len 8umnlifubrifen lit gegenlplrtio
ei1 perl,oltnismdbig iebr boher,
cher oie slrbeiteri ifinoerei bat chen.
tolls cine SDbc erreid)t, bon lpeIfer
man iagen fam: Sober gcbt 6
ninlmer!".
Gas raffiuierte,. ipilienifaftlid]t
%rbeiternlsbel,tl,ngsipitem - nSap
lor-Spltenl" = ltebt in alien 8iun
nifabrifcn in bohlter @Iiitc, unt
mcbe allen, Die lid in oasielbe MIDI
bineinfinoen. Ga5u fommt nod
ras brutale Gang Spitem, oas i
redlt eeeignet lit, audi sic geiiinoe
item ,,no frdftisiten slrbeiter i,
lpenigen Ssabren auf5ureiben. 81,
slrbeiter bitten ia, beionoers IL
gegenmdrtiger siiuitiger 3eit, 81,
Moht, oieie llebeIltinoe su beiei
tisen ooer penisitens 81 mooifisic
rem. slber sic groBe @saiie benf
gar nid)t oaran. Sic lpia nl,l
id)offen lnb ifuften. Inn reht ld,nel
cincn 8a,fen 8elb 5l,iammensurai
fen nab nit bemieIhen lid, enttpe
ser ein Sal,s su faufen ober mad
Sem arieg mad, ltnaarn snriidfell
rem, Inn sort 8ntsbeliter ooer &c
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-20
e9atereiiauttS auS oer @nmmlftaot.


lh0ftsmann 81, Deroen. Die 8un1.
miiabrifanten iorgen auf lire @ei-
ie oafiir, oaB Die slrbeiter gar nid)t
onf Sen 8eoanfen fomlnen, lih
icIbit1noise Organiiotionen, slrbei-
ter-llnions gu ihaffen. ga lit 3.
9. oie 6ireitone So. GieIe sSirma
bat 500 Sduler gebaut, melhe lie
on ibre s(rbeiter auf Ibsobllrng
perfunft. ytotiirlidb moft oie Sir.
ma groBe Yrofite oobei lnb bringt
ihre slrbeiter baourd) in polIt1noi-
&c slbbdngigfeit. sSerner hat lie
on cine grobe 9ln5abl ser s(rbeiter.
slttien, 500 per Stiif, perfauit,
'n oab alio oiele rglilfliden" Slr-
better niht nur Sollsbeliser, ions
Ocrn ol,t) s(ftiondre elmer groBen
lmo reid)en 8eiealtoft limo. slud'
hcltebt Elm slrbeiter. r.aronfenperein
chcnfols l,nter Der aontroue ser
Sireitone SO. slebnlihe slbbGnaias
tcitsperb1ltnilie fiir bie slrbeiter
bcltebeu uuh BEL Den anoeren gro.
zen 8lnmigelellidaiten 8ooo-
rid 60. Goodyear SO. uilp. Die
mciiten ser slrbeiter Iillo notiirIid
nit bieien ralun5enoen" GerbiiItnil,
len lebr 5ilfrieoen uno lehen oaber
feline @eoiirfnilie fir cine llnion
Sngegen iinb bie mciIten aber Wtit.
glieoer Ser @lubs, Ole ebenialls bon
Sen 9eomten ser Gelelifaitcn
fontroliert mcroen.
slber boIo, pielleid,t picl id,neaer
ols oieIe eeiitig, Ieioer nod icb,
rilditdnoigen slrbeiter obnen, mirt
Hos @lildsgebdloe ser Yrolperiti
| iah slllanmenitiirsen, ,lno oanr
neroen oiele guten 2el,te pielleit
5im Grpohen fomnlen lmo einie
ZEN. bnB lie eiaentlid, aons iu,i
gar Ser n1nbernen inoultriellen 9eib
cigenldlaft perfallen limo. 3eitluei
| lige slrbeitsloligfeit, Sobnpertilr
5l'ngen lllp iperben pieoer on Sc,
Sngesprbnlng iein, imo no piri
bonn SiIfc gegen ioIhen 9totitani
| lein?
| Gs bemiiben ld) sic 8enol'e.l oe1
| IOelttlhen @ranh slfron unernliio
| lid, INN ibre slrbeitsbriioer IN oie
lem Sinne alliSltfluren uno lie );
floiienbenl,bten &dlnpfern Sil geltuI
item, ooh lit bies, nie iiberal II
Cen Ser. Staaten, Elm iebr Iflpie
RIGGS @erf. God laIien lid 81
Imodereu jingen So5ialiiten oi
Miibc niht nerbrieBen, pilien ii
onh, baB Sic Belt iiir ibre gut
Sadie orbeitet llnb bie io5iaIiitiid,
Saat nid)t iiberull ullf ltei,igel
@ooen flIlt Nie i,,nge Seutid,
Pranh in Mfrou lit an Witglieoer
Isobl sic slpeitltarfite i'm Stoate
imo in ibreu Terianmlumgen il
immer Sic MebrsabI Der Atitglie
Der anipeieno. Giele Gelt'd,
Grand, periteht cs, jnidt nur ncll
Mitalieoer heran5nsiehen, ionber
Eiclelben aud, 81, boltcn.
Gs tpuren rcdt tntereliante lin
ocnl,Breid,e Stliuben, sic ser 93t
| roftenr oes ~Gd,o" bel icinem let
ten @eli,d inter Sen 8enoiicu I'm
i, @cnoliinnen IN slfron perlcbte!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1917-01-20

OCU UIluUCu.
Sic io,ioliitiihe @emeauna loa.
te lmo nub sic erobte &raft filr
sen ,Srieocn in ser Welt Iein. Tie
So,ioliltcn scr Welt fonnen mehr
ho,m tim. eincn aeredltcn, abltlie-
benocu ,no balernoen Sricoen her-
Gcisuiiihren. ols alle Giplprnatel
lno Stootslntinner ser SSclt slt-
iommcn qcnonmen. SelhIt mitten
in sem houiid,en @aB luo oc, brit
tnIcn 9ciocnihnften bes aricAcs, Oft
in aroIcr Gefobr fir ihr ciaenes
ocbcn. hobcu trcue 8enoIien in al'
fcN friceiiibrcnben 0inbcr1, ocr
Trin,;picn ocs observation-disclosures
octrc,l, fonicouent aenen oie barbo'
,ifcn Mcthoocn ser 8ricasfiiD-
RING prntciticrt. nmo iino tonfcr filr
sic Sodc scr iatcrnationalen So
The Newark journal., 1917-11-01

Pills.
Here is good evidence of their
worth.
Mrs. T. L. Stewart, Bald Knco,
Ark, says whenever my kidneys
start acting irregularly or when my
back aches or when | have a swell
ing in my joints and muscles l i'm
mediately get Doan's Kidney Pills
and take them. | always get relief.
| don't know what l would have done
without Doan's Kidney Pills"
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Stewart uses. Foster--Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Newark journal., 1917-11-01
LOCAL ITEMS

Get a new recruit for the big
w. O. w. Glass and receive a
premium.
The incest line of strictly new
and fresh groceries at J. H.
Holderby's.
S. D. Haley, one of the Dota
neighborhood's best citizens,
was in town today on business.
He reports quite a good deal of
sickness in his neighborhood.
The Newark journal., 1917-11-01
WEEKS PROCEEDINGS
IN CIRCUIT COURT

Continued from page one)
State vs.. Bob Luster gaming,
plea of guilty, fine $40.
State VS.. Cody Gillian gam
ing, plea of guilty, fine $40.
State VS.. Phil Medley plea
of guilty to disturbing peace
fined $500.
State VS.. Earl Stafford
drunk, plea of former acquital
sustained.
State VS.. Walter Young mis-
demeanor, continued.
State VS.. w. D. Crawford.
rape, arranged waived and set
for November 8.
City of Batesville VS.. ]. F.
Grammer appealed dismissed
at cost of plaintiff.
State VS.. John Kennedy, ap-
peal from J. P, carrying pis-
tol, jury trial fined $50.
State vs.. Nelson Fitch, carry
ing pisol, continued.
City of Batesville VS.. Chas.
Ferril appeal mayors court.
jury trial, mistrial.
State VS.. Oscar Ivy grand
larceny, jury trial, not guilty,
State VS.. Clarence Perrin
canal abuse continued.
The Newark journal., 1917-11-01

Sugars now so scarce that
Mr.. Hoover has called upon the
people of the United States to
reduce the amount that they
have been consuming by one
third ; otherwise the French
people viii have no sugar at
all for two or three months.
Here. then, is patriotic duty
from which no one should
ahirk: stop eating candy. Ev-
IN the girls should become
chocolate soldiers. = Youths
Companion.
The Newark journal., 1917-11-01

Ben S. HALEY, splendid
young citizen of the Dota
neighborhood was in town to-
day on business.
The Newark journal., 1917-11-01
IN A BAD WAY"
Many a Newark Reader Will Feel
Grateful for this Information

If your back gives out.
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
If bladder troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are "in 8
bad way"
Don't Delay-use Doan's Kidney
The Newark journal., 1917-11-01
For Sheriff.
T. F. SHE'LL
For County Clerk
c.. W. BROWNING
THE TOBACCO FUND

The Journal has received the
following contributions to the
tobacco fund being raised to
furnish tobacco to the soldiers
at the front:
The Newark journal., 1917-11-01

A fine ten pound son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Travis Wednesday.
John Mayhan who mas been
employed for some time at
Camp Pike is spending a few
days here with relatives.
A. L. Medley Of Little Rock
and Miss Ruth HALEY of Nc
Crory were married at the
home of the brides parents in
McCrory Tuesday. Miss Hail
ely formerly taught music in
the Newark High School and
has many friends here.
The Newark journal., 1917-11-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Journal is authorized to
announce the following candi-
date for office, subject to the
action of the Democratic party
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-31
INCREASED SUGAR BEET
ACREAGE IMPORTANT

Washington. d. C.-In view OF the
sugar situation, both domestic and
foreign, It Is advisable to increase
the beet sugar output in the United
States this year as far as the seed
supply and the farm and factory con-
ditions will permit. The indications
are that in many portions Of the area
devoted to sugar beets in this coun-
try the acreage this year will exceed
that OF any previous year and will be
in many cases limited only by the
amount of seed now available. In
other localities, 1t is understood that
there is considerable beet seed which
is being held in reserve for next
years planting in accordance with the
I the usual practice. Under the ex-
listing conditions in this country and
Europe, it may be advisable, says the
United States department of agri-
culture, to utilize at least a portion
of this reserve seed in those locali-
ties in which the farming and fac
tory conditions will permit the handl'
ing of larger acreage than has al
present been contracted for.
Sugar, an important food in tim
Of peace, is doubly so in time of war
both because of the energy containe'
in pound OF sugar as compared witt
a pound of other foods and because
the conduct of modern warfare hal
developed many additional uses fol
sugar. Therefore the sugar compan
les and farmers of this country
would be performing patriotic dut,
by increasing the sugar output so fa'
as practicable this season.
Undoubtedly considerable increas'
in sugar beet acreage could b.
brought about in some localities
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-31

without interfering with the produc-
ton of other crops. In the sugar
beet growing states, except Califor-
mia (where the crop is already
planted and growing), many farmers
who have contracted to grow beets
can undoubtedly increase their acre
age somewhat. Many farmers in the
sugar beet areas who haye not yet
contracted to grow sugar beets could
undoubtedly plant small acreage,
thereby still further increasing the
sugar production. Owing to the fact
that sugar beets can be produced to
advantage for sugar making pur-
poses only in those areas where sugar
mills are located, the areas in which
they can be grown for sugar produc.
ton are limited as compared with
the larger areas that are or may be
devoted to the production Of othei
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-31

two, IL you want to be right. For
few men are trained to see a story
straight, and fewer still can tell il
straight--else any man could write
news stories.
To get back-"How to Write a
News Story:
/. Get your story; see it. or better
yet. sense 1t.
2. Curb out your facts.
8. Shape II, with hard bunch o;
facts In the first paragraph-the pith
of the whole story.
4. Remember each story creates
its own style and form.
S. Give II the divine spark OF life
II you can: II you can't, initiate life
the best you can.
6. Size your story according to Its
value and importance. That is an
other way of saying: Learn to use
only facts that are Of Importance or
of interest.
7. Give II local or home touch
If possible.
| s. Be careful of proper names,
dates and all figures.
| II you can do all this and do II
with honor, honesty and truthful
ness, with kindness and yet with
fearlessness. giving your readers the
actual facts, no matter how big may
be the man who is hurt. but without
malice avoiding scandal, yet keep
ing your contract with the public by
printing the news: giving as square
a deal to day laborer as you do to
the county Judge, the bank president
or the factory owner; being fully
conscious Of the tremendous power
there is in the news story for making
or marring other men. yet retaining
that saving sense OF humor that
keeps your feet on the solid ground
If you can do all this. when II
comes to writing news stories, as
Kipling said, You'll be a man, my
son."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-31
Cross. Young and old are heartily
invited to attend. lt4 I.hsf,

Cross. Young and old are heartily
invited to attend. li8 hsft
Elders Packer and Bennion OF Salt
Lake were In attendance at the Sun
day school union meeting. Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Has
lam. a fine baby boy. Thursday.
DR.. Curtis Bland OF Preston was in
Lewiston on Business Wednesday.
Mr.. Samuel Self has returned to
Lewiston after an absence OF several
months.
Mrs. Leora worlcy spent Saturday
and Sunday at Logan.
Primary conference OF the Lewis
ton 3rd ward was held May 81. Mrs.
Harriet Lawrence and Olive Menden-
hall of the stake board were present.
Singing. America: piano solo, Fora
Marler; piano duet, Armus Buttars
and Ethel Kent; boys chorus; reci-
tation. Leona jackson; motion song,
First grade; story. Zenda Karen
short talk. Bishop Karen; singing.
Star-Spangled Banner.
Member of the Bright family were
at Logan Saturday for the purpose
of having family photo taken.
Mrs. Cutler of Lewiston is seri-
ously i'll with stomach trouble.
Mr.. Bert Orchard has been ap
pointed as game warden.
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utah WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Castiegate to have new school
house. zoe
Observation-Disclosures let for new
school here.
,Sixty-cent wool predicted for Utah.
Provo-New town may be estab-
lished in southern part Of Utah
county.
Brigham City-Construction Of
new transmission line of Utah Power
& Light company from Grace. Idaho,
to Salt Lake to begin at once.
Eighty thousand acres Of coal land
thrown open in Carbon and Emery
counties.
Salt Lake-Utah Copper company
increases tonnage of ore handled to
about $4,000 tons per day.
Salt Lake-Construction work to
transform Fort Douglas from regi-
mental post to brigade post. started.
To build 200 or more buildings.
Eureka-Tintic mines produce 242
carloads of ore valued at 100000
during past week.
Silver City-Tintic Milling COM
pany shows record of 943 bars, val.
ued at $4,000 for cleanup this
month.
with a buoyancy that is unpar'
allied and alarming" said r. j
Clancy, assistant to to general man
ager Of the s. p. company. prices
Of railroad equipment. material and
supplies are soaring upward until the
railroads cost Of living is Of graves
concern and is endangering railroad
credit"
Utah Agricultural college to hav'
ls55,OOO live stock building.
Salt Lake-Park City Mining com
pany incorporated, capital Of 800.
900.
Uinta basin is destined to becom
one of the big graneries Of the ma
ton, but better roads are needed 70
transportation of produce from tn
farm to the market.
II ever the necessity Of legislation
encouraging to power development
was apparent, it is now. Electricit
is needed in all lines of war prepare
tions, to haul our trains and hea
our homes, and yet millions Of horse
, power are running merrily to vast
simply because arbitrary regulatio
prevents development.
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foods.
The sugar beet by-products, tops
and pulp. are of high value for stock
feeding purposes. Arrangements
should be made. therefore. to utilize
the sugar beet by-products as an aid
in producing an extra supply Of meat
and dairy products. Every pound Of
beet tops or pulp utilized for stock
feed save certain amount of grain
and other feed required for meat and
dairy animals, or will increase the
meat and meat products output IL
properly used.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-31
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your HaIrl Get IS cent bottle
Of Danderine right now-Also
stops itching scalp.

Thin. brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence Of a neglected
scalp; Of dandruff-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruf. It robs the hair
Of its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing feverish-
ness and itching of the scalp, which
II not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die--then the
hair falls out fast. A little Danderine
tonight--now-any time-will surely
save your hair. -
Get a rs cent bottle OF Knowl,on's
Danderine from any drug store You
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
Of It II YOU will just try q little Dan
derine. Fave vorr bair! Try It!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-31
Rheumatism.

II you are troubled with chronic
or muscular rheumatism give Cham
berlain's Liniment a trial. The re-
lief from pain which IT. affords liz
alone worth many times It's cost. OBJ
tainable everywhere.-adv.