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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
ARMY MULE HAS
o. A Twin BROTHER ...
:: IN THE AUTO TRUCK

, past our camp--prairie schooners
with no pushee-no pullee," beating
1t northward. Soon they are on the
sky line betond our camp, moving
majestically along with many tons of
provender and luggage: then quick
ly lost to view and the echo from
the battery of motors quieted my
nerves bit. Some buggies," I
murmured and rolled in again.
These wonderful companies are or
ganized and handled just like body
of men, mounted or afoot. Officers
command. Soldiers drive. When not
in use they stand at attention in per-
feet line, and when in use they
move in order and with the same
precision as any self-respecting col
umn Of soldiery-only with more
speed. The average truck is the two
ton variety, though some are four
and five and some only one-ton
capacity. 1t costs scads of money
to equip a company but they do the
work and save lives. lots OF them.
Our own three trucks that we took
to the border saved the lives of at
least three Utah boys, so that they
are worth all they cost the generous
people of SaltlLake and Ogden. And
besides they gave distinction to the
Utah organizations which made our
boys proud and also made them the
envy of all other state troops. We
were usually there and back before
the others got a good start. ,r...t.,.-
AT Nogales there were five com
panies of, thirty-five cars each. When
the camp was being established and
the troops were arriving from the in
terror, a Utah officer, Lieutenant
Alex. r. Thomas, OF the battery. was
placed in charge of the unloading
and distribution of all equipment and
supplies. The scenes around the rail-
road yard have been most graphi-
cally described by Jack London in
his stories of Alaskan gold STAN
pedes. l shall make no effort to
duplicate. Thomas got away with
the job and did himself and all Utah
proud. The real reason why we had
no actual trouble with the Mexicans
along that part of the border lies
in the fact that this unloading job
with its accompaniment of motor
truck engines-nearly two hundred
of them-terrorized all the soldiers
within hearing and they beat 1t
south-maybe. Anyway noticed
that the Mexican sentrles on the hills
opposite our camp sites vanished
from sight each morning about the
time the truck trains began to warm
up for the days work. The truck
camp was hidden IN a deep wash.
out of sight from the Mexican side
of the line, and have guessed that
my first impression Of motor com
pany was one they received each
morning. Maybe they got wise be-
fore the truck camp wast scattered
and maybe they didn't. -7tas ,t,rvt
The time must Gomez IL our ma 4,
tional law makers can, arrange to
give the army's needs more atten-
lion, when motor, trucks aad othen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30

Furnishing and Decoration, Poultry
Management, Horticulture, House
hold Accounting.
President Il. G. Peterson of the
college characterized the opening
day, yesterday. as the most success
full in the history of Utah Round-ups.
The whole result of the. Roundup
will be an increased interest in the
new, problems which, are confronting
the state: namely, More and. Better
Live Stock, Economy and Efficiency
In Farm Planning and Management.
John 7, Game. III. director of the
Extension Division. said There, are
people, here from all ,oysr the state
and with an excellent program for
itheiWeek we, expect a record attend
eipmtssEa Assa .shI arl ~
4 There VIII be change in today's
program in that Miss Alice Raven
hill has been added to the program.
Miss Ravenhill- is AN, English woman
and internationally famous as a
home economist and today at Il
o'clock she WIN talk on Develop
ment of the Child" and at 1:30
O'Clock PLAY and Child Life"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
KIMbALL & RICHARDS
LEAD.IN LAND LOANS q:
and INVESTMENTS

For ten years, Kimball & Rich
ards, Land Merchants" of Salt
Lake city, have been known through
out the Intermountain West as
leaders in the land, investment and
loan business. Through the extern
sion advertising of this big firm in
the leading journals of the State and
by other means such as the Utah
State Fair the people Of Utah and
Southern Idaho have long been ia
miliar with the many land projects
and other activities of this well
known company.
During recent months. Kimball &
Richards have been especially active
in, making farm loans in Northern
Utah and Southern Idaho. The COM
pany Is unusually we'll equipped to
give every possible service to bor-
rowers and many of the leading far
mers in this section are taking adj
vantage of the liberal terms and
other numerous advantages offered
by Kirnball & Richards. One of the
principal reasons why this company
Is able to give such advantageous
terms to borrowers is because they
are the largest real estate organiza5;
ton in the Western country. Their
large force of trained appraisers,
statesmen and other employees,
makes it possible to give every ser
vice required The large resources
ofithe firm through its extensive
land dealings, enables it to make
large or small loans for long or
short periods at any time and with
out delays to the borrower.
. Kimball g. Richards, Land Mer-
chants" are exclusive agents for the
farm lands of the Utah-Idaho Sugar,
company. They also have exclusive
handling of many of the largest ir-
rigation projects in the west. in
GLIDING the Bear River Valley, Utah
and Downey, Idaho. In many Of
their operations, they are acting as
western representatives of Kidder,
Peabody & Co., OF Boston, one of
the leading banking firms of Ameri-
ca. t-E grF s.l- u
During the year 1916. the total
sales of the Kimball d, & Richards
companies reached the gigantic
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30

cars will be furnished to individual
commands SO that public spirited
citizens will not have to be called
upon to donate trucks to their
troops, as Utah did and as the other
states did not. Under the present
plan. trucks may only be used by
the quartermaster in moving sup
plies from the base to proposed
camp sites and to troops in camp
only-a regiment cannot use them
to haul its own impedimeta, nor
could one properly he used to rush
dangerously III soldier to the hos
pital. Maybe some day these other
little matters will receive attention
by congress and the efficiency Of the
army mules new twin brother may
be-deyelopeda tos the "nth'' degree
-aoodYinfs Weekly. ~ aR
OF l. III .
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30
There Are Times

and we assure them we are not
dull" In doing our best to bring
them exceptional returns. we have
the circulation Which Is the chief re-
quisite in successful advertising. and
which enables us to give value re-
ceived. II there are any dull"
advertising solicitors in the news
paper fraternity, within the field
where this paper may sojourn, we
respectfully recommend that they
take course Of lessons from our
advertising expert, The coarse is
not long, and out of charity for any
such "dulr' fellow we will make the
flee small.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30

f.i WI
In the newspaper business, as well
as in any other business, there are
times when business is dull" And
when advertising IL dull" the news
paper business is dull" indeed.
Even dull" solicitor cannot help
but see that this, paper is not in
the midst of the dull season. The
business has been gotten honestly,
as this paper is . firm believer that
nothing but a DUR vehder knocks
the other feiIowS ( We thank our
friends and patrons for their conid-
ence in US, (which assures us that
they are not dull" to the fact that
ourisdvertising s.dsllysrs the goods.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30

An army today does not move SO
much on its stomach as in the DAYS
Of Napoleon-it moves a lot on gas
oline. and that other ancient and
honorable institution'-the army
mule, has twin brother. Cuss
words are no longer as effective In
moving supply train, or maybe
they are-anyway, swearing at a
gasoline motor is not as romantic as
at a wise old army mule-nor as
musical
The savior of the army has not
been replaced, he has merely been
augmented. Action and color at
tract attention and excite admira-
ton. The mule has lent color to
army mobilization and maneuvers
ever since Missouri was discovered,
or longer. The motor has added
much to the action. The power. the
speed and up-to-the-minute efficien-
cy of this present day means of field
transportation forces the onlooker's
admiration and wonder. In we olden
days. a. column of men, mounted or
unmounted, could advance just so
fast and no faster than its mules
could haul the camp impedimenta
and supplies. Today the motor truck
flies on ahead, with few attend
ants on board, and camp is general
ly set UP and the beans boiling when
the boys arrive. The mule is along,
of course, but his load is lighter,
and So is his step. He seems to re-
alize that he is due for the discard
unless he limbers up bit.
OF course the mule skinner" dis
painfully eyes the tender driver as
he has dubbed the truck chauffeur,
and there is more meaning In HIS
soft swearing at his lead" team,
more pathos in his tones to the
four" for he shares his pets feel
ings toward the gar intruder upon
his domain. He is about as near
turning truck driver as the cowboy
of old was of becoming sheep herd
er, yet he knows that the motor has
iightened his burden of responsible
ity That never suppresses his
chuckle or STILES his inward salts
faction, however. when necessity
calls upon him to help yank a
stranded truck out of mud hole or
across a turbulent stream. More
over the motor and the mule are
twin brothers of transportation in
army circles.
My first introduction to a motor
truck company in action is the eau
Sc of a gray hair or two on my head.
1t was, at Nogales-my first morn
ing there. Reveille had not yet
sounded. From under my blankets
I heard the unmistakable rattle of
machine guns in action. Being on
iy sh9rtfdistanes from the, Mexican,
line, and avlnsjheard that the
Mexlcdhs wer1 Well sduIpped WITH
thoss wrckq,i aeshrpealer Irolled
quit t'prOHteTY5Sasa bStedImyA head
out Of the tent. expecting to hear
thS %deti to 'inltIin"- haa"to see
tho SRahhhd fcurry aYay to the
a column OF Kelly Trucks whiz2ing
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-01-30

Every student is commenting up
on THE Admirable Crchton." after
seeing the play last night. They will
cell you i comes up to all past Col
lege plays in every respect, Ask
them-then come, Nibley Hall, Tues,
3Oth-Wed, S1st. Tickets at Morroll
Clothing. .....
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
REAL ESTATE
muGm.C GLASS REsuwEMCE PROPERTY

$40 All oak fnsh
duplicated for $4,000:
a
residence finished qud oak and one Of
the omplete mes this
the
vateo
oil
a
uuick sale n
and worth
in
position to show the bestv for yourm
BLAUR BROS.
UNITY lara
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
WiungJ n0g

PLEASE EXCUSE ME- only want
to call your attention to the follow
Ing bargains:
S1,00O-A working mans house,
three rooms, plastered. comfortable.
close in. west side; only 500 down,
$40 per month.
$4,000 five-room house and
sleeping porch. garage. ETC.; high
location overlooking Country club.
$4,000-One of the best buys we
have, five largo rooms. sleeping
porch, basement. finely decorated.
on two beautiful lots 100xi40: fruit
and shade trees.
$4,60O-Two houses on an over
sized lot 60x192: one house has eight
rooms, including two sunrooms;
the other has four rooms. both
modern, just completed: basement
and garage. The two will rent
for e105; truly a rare bargain.
$5,750--A beautiful house, dx
rooms, sunroom, basement. on ono
of the highest points in Irving Place.
t14,000-One of the swell homes.
Maple Ridge; can't describe this.
not enought adJectives. will use one.
however-"magnifice Everything
connected to make a perfect home.
$2,0OO-Five acres very close in. q
bargain; owner says sell SO here's q
chance for great increase In valu-
alton. Call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

Want to exchange set Of
modern apartments, new and
in desirable location, south side
for business or good residence
property. Address box 1859.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ACREAGE FOR SALE 80
100 ACRES Tor sale, suitable 10 cut in five
and l0'aere tracts, for 800 per acre, one
third cash. balance TO suit; this Ia n snap,
will sell for $3.50 per acre. See Russ l..
Grant, 5lA First National Bldg. Phone
2ld0
100 ACRES for sale, seven miles from Tulsa,
mostly In cultivation, a first class farm for
$50 per acre, terms one.half cash, bal
ance to suit, and possession January 1.
See Russ l.. Grant. biA First National
Bldg. Phone 2i00.
90 ACRES Tor sale seven miles from Tulsa,
good improvements. good water, nearly all
In cultivation and real bargain for
s55 per acre See Russ L. Grant, 51i
First National Bldg. Phone 2iG0.
1855 ACRES for sale, beautiful county
home In olArks, b5 acres land, house, ~
rooms, modern, with all city conveniences,
solid black walnut finish inside big spring
furnishes water supply land In orchard,
alfalfa grains and timber; four acres
cherries; reason for selling, want TO 90
TO France: price $4,000, part cash, no
trade. DR.. O. T. Perkins, Rogers, Ark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
217 East 2uldl

FELIE for sale or trade for light car; big
six in fine shape. Call 91s South Main
or phone Usage 5513R after p. IN. for
demonstration.
VELIE for sale or trade for light car, big
six, in fine shape. Call 91s South Main
or phone 5513 after p. m. for demon.
stration.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
Used Cars
OHn TERMS

1917 Jeffrey, enclosed, also sum-
mer top '...'.'S Sooo
1917 Apperson chummy .......S16O
1916 Oldsmobile roadster, newly
painted ............... 1870
1916 Chalmers light $3.50
1917 Mitchell touring $3.50
1916 Olds roadster ......... $3.50
1915 Jeffrey touring $500
1914 Oakland ...,............ 5O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY


oNE upto,aatS mnehroom ior sale reason reason
i1r se"ins; l5n s'eAhe'S. we VIII rent ouiluing'
=, nV'e m 49,, ~ ~,
REAL 20 ,Ii isn@ ~ your PEropsMrV Mls
~ we se, nps ph,oo ne Iaye Rid, p, a. W'ey'
TuIpn % So sa,o "oh. a.. Yo'r ,,...
inlnp' @ F. s",e' uanuS ,nree
Doom. pGom nou' nouse' porcheS' We" ana e'S'erh'
,,ytyrw, avrs ~ en 10 -,--,,-.-
hEsinu, FIT ,,t,h ~ possession
,,rysI, on mgS' n o'enn' nrin ISIn snn
$1,000 handles 4; proprietor lives At io6
VA On aYnn ,,..-. ,,....-...... ,,s......
ID To- 40 6nn III ,",, "ou'Ss LII y" ,rsJ
Iar lnrg.r ho,ss ephara ava "''
N or 60, sT. 60, 60, 80. gv ,-
a. bnnsn woII ,rui, ,,Iis ~ Io,, "os nos,
ada 40 ibo. saoo cash $40 mouth
Usage 81. Tulsa Realty Co.
EAST SIDE BARGAIN-Good four room
house: barn, well: possession Immediately (;
east side; sl.5Soi $500 cash; s35 a
:, month; usage e2, 1ulsa Realty 70.
hLMoop, N-rHe'I9om pnnEsaow' moaern'
F0fip pooM rorrAGT- aood ,,an -
water, oriee Al $50 s4oo cash and sss a
month
UoDGE R 12Os or l2lp-For sale 81 $50
will buy fiye.room house on Jefferson,
water and gas, rents for $40 per month |,
this is good stuff. must sell.
HOUSE Tor sale; four.room house with n'cs
chicken yard, on terms. Phone sS4s.
a0MF-Nice close IN .ix.room home ON
north side. $4,000. Phone Usage 60io.
uOMF-Good five room modern homo. bnse.
ment and rarage. price s9.5 500. Wetzel
A PARKS o6S Anil Phone Usage 6O4D.
,,ouor S,.s,,1 h.r..in ,oo1 sjY'roo,n nod.
hous sLwopee,a, r U"r *, sosg0 God Ioeation ION
srh sn no n0us' VIZ o1i1 a. psrLs obs Anil RIdg
SSz,uoo' 500 A'' -'' "''' "s'
:, inonu vs"so Uvs' l,,,.s L.,
iiAsh Eli. e., - an5 hroat t'", rnow. good
sluuing su" a." ,Vo'" a,.u na,,h. ro,erenc. re.
Dasenio"' Fop H. s,'n.r viii he on
qulreu no s'nIocS Monday morning
P.enlses Ai'e' Sa,;.aII. ~ .
ioMh ior sa'e ~ oTno. 'piSy,, norch sonth
room room nome nom W. TrI "fw trop most ofHce phone
siusi snai Iour ""an,, lawn f0''
40 =. Nv ISo,, 1I,>,,,,I oyu
NEW o-hooM boS,'AhoW S,, ,a
East front on Norh IheSenne' ior
sale by owner; Easement, flrepiace'
built-in features, well of best water In
CITY chicken house and lot, large ga
rage. the best buy in Tulsa for 5000,
ioss cormission. terms. one-half cash,
iess coIhllissioi'' 'ei ms Wv
Dalance easy ,ooo ~ c1rvrNNr
tALlA Al EHV ~, - - -. - :,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 63
FOR SALE-one l V inch polish rod clamps;
one y inch Berry casing head four way
one % Joint io,ineh pipe l,oSs feet o \ iins Inca
one 6S Ss.iuch disc d. II. packer; now in
well five miles from Tulsa; one 10
barrel steel tank; second. hand. Address
J. ID. Boyer, Tulsa Hotel.
OFFICE-STORE EQUIPMENT o.
sAFE--one large fr,proof Herring Hall
Marvin for sale. 4ls Drew building. Phone
?35.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

KUPMOBILE roadster, late model, in fine
condition, priced right. Auto Salvage, 2lo
East Second street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

HAYNES seven-p. sstnger, good as new, sell
or trade for real estate in good location.
phnna 1T1o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
AUTOMOBILES.

WANIED-AUTOMOBILES Il
USED CARS-We buy them, any condition
Auto Salvage, 215 East Second street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
C@r Bar@@iunS

Dodge touring car. good; Studebaker
4-cylinder touring, II series; Stude-
baker cylinder roadster, II series;
terms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

b. z 1T Electric for sale, slightly used
q condition, at bargain price, for
particulars, call 1908 and day before noon.
SRANKLIN ROADSTER-In the best Of
condition. wire wheels: we can show you
that this car is good buy; come and
see: open Sunday. The Meyer Moore Co,
6l5' South Main. Phone Usage 945O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

foRDs-For sale, Ford roadsters and tour
ing cars: taken in exchange for Saxens;
Saxons completely equipped including self.
starter, lights. demountable rims, hyatt
bearings, Continental motors Exide bat
teries; only 1895 T. o. b. factory. Call at
QOT South Rnulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
WeDsIh-MIGMullGy
MlWdWP Co..

CHANDLER-Light six, Ike new, perfect
mechanical condition: bargain price. VIII
demonstrate. Phone 4623.R,
CHANDLER-For sale, wire.wheeled Cband-
Ter chummy five, good condition, late
model, $1,000. Phone Usage 2S7s.J.
DAVIS-For sale; 1918 Davis automobile,
been driven two thousand miles; all parts
guaranteed. Phone Usage 1880.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

CINCINNATI so. 5O3-For rent; first class
sleeping rooms; call 523 So. Cincinnati.
CARSON, So, l1o1-Well furnished room
In modern home, connecting bath. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
WEARING APPAREu

OLD CLOTHES.
Highest prices paid for mems secondhand
clSthing. shoes aad hats. Phone 25s3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

NE up.todsto iunchroom for sale; reason
for selling, sickness. we will rent building.
phona T0fn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

HUDSON sUPER-In perfect condition, five
good tires wire wheels, spot light; see
this before you buy: will demonstrate. SEQ
0gavp gl3O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

condition. Phone 1878 or call at 119
South Elgin, Ozark Trail Garage.
MITCHELL, 1917 seven-passenger; this car
is lust as good as now and has five nearly
new cord tires; will make good price or
will take your old car in trade will
demonstrate The Meyer Moore Co, 615
South Main. Phone Usage 3430.
SCRIPTS. BOOTH roadster, good condition,
$3.50 terms cash A.s9, care World,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS NTH BOARD 10
MAYBELL, So, l24-Board and room for
two gentlemen. Phone Usage 6l5l,R.
BOARD AND ROOM for young lady Usage
1852 j.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

CHEYENNE, s., 5lS-Well furnished suite
OF sleeping rooms: suitable for either la.
dies or gentlemen, consisting Of living and
bedroom
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

FURNISHED ROOM and sleeping porch ad-
joining bath, in modern home; private en-
trance: suitable for three or four gentle
men: close in. Phone Usage 5905.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

WANTED-ROOMs OR BOARD 81
RooM-Young man OF good character de-.
sires single room In private family (;
must be within walking distance VI
Fourth and Main. Box ASP
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-12

ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II
Absi1RAL, E., i8f6-Niceiy Furnished front
bedroom Tor rent in new home; close in.
ARCHER, W., 12fs-Nice large sleeping
room; hot and cold water: on car line.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-28
u. S. MOVES
TO CONTROL
FOOD HERE
Regulation of Prices Is
Part of Social
Program
TO WORK WITH
HEALTH BOARD
Corps Is Being Organ
lied To Handle
Situation
AS a nrst step toward taking run

As a nrst step toward taking full
control OF the food supplies in De
t-oit even 10 the regulation Of
PRICES. tho federal government has
called upon the health board for a
list OF IT'S food inspectors
n is understood that The city in-
spectors. and the men sent 10 DE.
troit by the state food and dairy
department. will work in conjunc.
ton with federal officials in hand
ling the food situation
Heretofore the inspectors have
looked only into the question OF
whether or not food products placed
at sale were wholesome The war
measure. according 20 a well found
e1 rumor. MI also give the gov
eminent control 81 prices. so that
tho public VIII not be Eouged by
unpatrioic spectators who take ad-
vantage OF a shortage OF supplies
during war times
The food and drug inspection de-
9artment of the federal government,
which has Offices In Detroit "a IN
charge OF the organizing % me
corps which viii handle tho food
problem No details have been
given out ga 10 tho various meas
ures which viii be adopted in con
trolling foodstuffs