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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-26

Greece ate simple food. practiced
temperance and purity. As a badge
they regarded ~ q symbol Of health.
they used the five pointed star which
A red five pointed star appears on
each package Of Chamberlain's Tab
lets. and stili fulfils its ancient mis-
sion as q symbol Of health. II you
are troubled with Indigestion. billi-
BUSINESS or constipation. get a pack
age of these tablets from your drug
gist. You will be surprised at the
quick relief which they afford. OBJ
tainable everywhere.-adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-26
Standard Time,

Standard time Is n uniform system
OF time reckoning In the United
States and Canada adopted in 1869
by the principal railways, and since
then BY the principal cities and towns
Of both countries. BY this system the
continent Is divided into four sections,
each extending over Is degrees of
longitude (making difference Of time
Of exactly one hour) the time prevail
ing In each being that Of Its central
meridian.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-26
Speed Of Sound.

Sound travels In still atmosphere
and moderate temperature at about l.
100 feet per second, and increases
about one foot for every rise OF tenn
perature Of one degree. As the tenn
perature rises musical Instruments
sharpen In pitch md wood instru-
ments sharpen more than metal ones.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-26

amendment or prohibition feature Of the Espionage BILL
The amendment reads as follows: y wA -WNSor

amendment or prohibition feature Of the Espionage BILL
The amendment reads as follows: TR UG70r
That on and after September 1, 1917 and during
the period of the with the Imperial Government
of Germany it shall be unlawful to use or'employ,
directly indirectly, any cereal. grain, sugar, or
syrup in the production of intoxicating liquor in
any form or of any kind: Provided, That nothing
in this section shall prevent the use of sugar or
syrup in the manufacture of wine as now author
lied by existing law: Provided, however, That this
section shall not be construed to make unlawful the
manufacture OF alcohol or intoxicating liquor for
industrial, mechanical medicinal, sacramental or
scientific purposes under rules and regulations to
be prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury.
violation of this section shall be punished by a
fine Of not more than $4,000 Imprisonment of not
more than three years, or BOTH g % f 90
That the of grains for such purposes was strongly
advocated by Colonel Roosevelt in his recent address
Chicago and during the debate Senator Gronna called
attention to the fact that Russia England Germany and
France have all restricted and placed limitations the
amount of grain that may be used in the brewing of beer
during the Senator Kings motion prevailed and the
prohibition feature was killed. arta.e
In making the motion to kill the prohibition feature
Senator King said in part: .a
have understood that it was the privilege of
the members of the Senate to sit at the feet
of the Gamaiels and learn WISDOM and that it was
the new members duty to preserve silence for at
least year. but to be sure to vote right After
listening for several weeks to the words of wisdom
falling from the lips of able senators, and learning
the cOntrarleCy OF OPINION anu Witnessing tne lack
of unanimity their part it is quite apparent that
member could not vote right if he voted the
way all his seniors vote. I have resolved, because
of the great stress of public business and because
of the necessity of securing action upon important
measures at the earliest possible moment to say
nothing during this extraordinary but transcend
emily important session and to endeavor to intelli
gently act upon questions presented for consdera-
ton.
In closing, Senator Cummins said:
Mr.. President, one has but to remember the
fuu-page advertisement contained in the morning
newspapers to understand the kind Of campaign
which since Saturday night has been waged against
this amendment Whether the publication to which
refer has had any effect upon the Senate do not
know. hold in my hand at this moment the Wash
ngton Times, issued on the afternoon of Monday.
May H. and here (exhibiting) are two pages signed
by "The Brewers of the United States" in type
that can be read across the chamber, directed to
the so-called Cummins amendment.
Senator Smoot could not agree with Senator King
therefore he voted for the prohibition amendment.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-26
Sicily to Produce Acids.

Citric, tnrtarlc and sulphuric acids
are to be manufactured at Messina,
Sicily. Slcilian fruit growers are ilnanc-
Ing the venture.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-26
Investigate our
FREE PLAN OFFER
NJ. I. A. CONFERENCE.

Salt Lake City, June 2 to 10.
Round trip from Logan to Salt
Lake. $3.05; return limit. June 20,
1917. Trains every two hours via
The Electric Way" adv. sal.
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SENATOR KINGS MAIDEN SPEECH.

On Monday, May IA, Senator King made his maiden
speech on his own motion to strike out the Cummns
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-26
A Symbol Of Heolth.

The Pythagorians of Ancient
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-11
Knights and
Ladies Organize
Chapter Here

Following a membership campaign
of several weeks duration Canon City
Council No. 2S42. Knights and Ladi,
of Security, was organized at Smiths
hall Thursday night with the initia-
tion of fifty-fye candidates into the
mysteries of the order The officers
elected by the new organization were
DIR. +. G. Thomas. president; N. J..
Arthur, first vice-president; Bud
johnson, second vice e-president; Mrs
H. J. Arthur. prelate; Emma Bates.
secretary; Mrs. F. G. Thomas, tinan
cier; Ollie Schoenhurst conductress;
William Johnson, guard, Louis Tuck
or, sentinel. + NJ. Monroe of Pueblo.
district manager, was the installing
officer.
There was large attendance of
interested people at the installation
ceremonies, which were beautiful and
impressive to an unusual degree.
Talks on the good of the order were
made after the more formal program
by Field Managers Roy Bell of Pueblo
aid De Grange of Lamar, and by Chas.
ii. Duncan, Ernest Pippin, Harolo
Arthur, chancellor commander of Gate
City Camp No. is. woodmen of the
World. and Bud johnson of this city.
Canon City Council No. 2s42 starts
out under favorable conditions a
gives promise OF becoming one of
most prosperous fraternal and benev-
olent organizations here.
The regular sessions of the council
will be held on Thursday night Of
each week and will be followed by a
social and entertainment program,
Next Thursday evening a dance and
luncheon will be features. The mem
bership campaign will be continued oor
a few days longer and the outlook is
encouraging for the enlistment in the
movement of many new friends of the
order. A council was recently estab-
Iished in Florence with two hundred
members
The Knights and Ladies' OF Security
is one of the great fraternal bodies Of
the country and is now engaged in the
erection of a million dollar home and
hospital for its aged and infirm mem.
bers at Topeka, Kansas. Its member.
ship in Colorado is in excess of Il, 900.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-11
LIEUT.. ERNEST MELON
ARRIVES IN FRANCE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. McLain received
a cabIegram this morning announcing
the safe arrival Of their son. Lieut..
Ernest J. McLain in France with the
American military contingent OF which
he is q member. No particulars were
given. nor was the date. or p.nce OF
landing mentioned. Lieut. McLain was
sent TO France by the government
with party OF Ave hundred and nifty
officers OF the National army for the
purpose Of making observations along
the fighting line on the western front,
which. II In expected. viii be Of great
practical value in the training Of the
men now assembiingCAt the mobilixa.
don campo Of the country. Tho obser.
vsticn corps now In Europe win re-
turn 10 the limited etasss IN the
course at The nozt thsse or four
months ana report for duty st the con.
esnkratisa sanpa.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-11
Canon Auto Co.
Buys the York
Auto Company

The Canon Auto Company Of which
Mr.. Clyde Farmer is owner and pro
prietor, on Wednesday closed a deal
whereby it takes possession of tSe
garage and business OF The Yol
Auto Company. The Canon Auto Co
is at present located in the garage
Just acress the street from York's. II
will retain this garage for the present
but will move it's office into the Office
room now occupied by the York Aut
company.
The deal gives the Canon Anto Co.
perhaps the best equipped repair shop
in the county because il gives them tho
combination OF two well equipped
shops. The Canon Auto Co. will con
duct a general garage and repair bust
ness and in addition will continue its
usual rent business which up to this
time has been its specially and o,
course. naturally. will remais so.
The. York Auto company will for q
time use the former office. OF Tn
Canon Auto company while the out.
standing business is being closed up
OF the thre partners. IT Is understood
Mr.. York will go TO Pueblo to aid
conducting the business of J. j. Arm
strong and Son Mr. Kenneth Herr.
i-ann Is going TO France with the
Base Hospital and Mr. Win Smart will
remain in charge OF the repair depart.
mcntrnent for the Canon Auto Com
pany. Mr.. Smart has the. reputation
of being one Of the bost mechanics In
the county and will do tie same high
class work as always.
Mr.. Farmer has earned the reputs.
ton OF being an upto-date and a
square-deaiing garage man and his
business has been growing steadily for
years. Mr.. Hugh l.. Willis win remain
IN charge of the Office whose business
he has conducted SO well since he has
been there.
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The DEATH OF MRS.
JESSIE MAULE HURLBURT

Mrs Jessie MauIe Hurlburt died at
the family residence on Cottonwood
avenue. East Canon, shortly after
o'clock Friday afternoon, following an
illness of about three months. The
deceased was born at ASPEN, Colo
RADIO, July 3rd,'1SSS, consequently was
aged twenty-nine years, two months
and twelve days. Heart disease was
the immediate cause of her demise.
She was married to Francis T. Hurl
burt December oath, 1913, at the home
of her parents in East Canon The
February End. 1917, while in the en-
ploy of the Empire Zinc company. The
deceased lived for many years at Vic
tor. Colorado, and has many friends
there who will regret to learn of he;
untinely death.
Mrs. Hurlburt was a young woman
of many admirable qualities of head
and heart and was highly esteemed by
those who knew her best. She was
member of the Christian Science
church and was devoted follower OF
It's teachings. The funeral took
place from Wilson's undertaking
chapel, 72s. Main street. at O'Clock
sunday afternoon. the services being
under the auspices of the Christian
Science church. Burial at Lakeside
cemetery.
Darwin Williams. favorite cousin
of the deceased. was with her during
her illness: He has been member OF
the family for the last sixteen years,
most of the time in the Cripple Greek
district. where he was engaged in nir
ing with her father.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-11
229 Names
NOU on the
Honor Roll

There are now 229 names on Ere
mont County's Honor Roll of the men
who are fighting for their country's
cause. Many names have been added
to the list since it's last publication.
1t now contains all the names that
have been handed in up till this morn
ing.
The Record wants to make it abso-
lutely complete in every particular.
1t wants the names and the addresses
and the units to be correct. II you
know of some one who has apparently
been sighted. phone in the name
whether you know the address or
branch of service or not. Tell to
whom they are related and Wen get
the facts.
At this time the Record wishes to
thank those who have aided II in com
piiing this list by sending in the
names of the brave boys.
Each name has been double check.
ed and great care has been taken to
see that the list is correct. But still
The Record feels there are many
mistakes which can only be corrected
by your help. The Honor Roll be-
longs to the people of Fremont
county. Everyone is an editor of it.
Do your share of the work by looking
over the list tonight Oh page 3 to sec
if you have any new names to offer or
any suggestions to make. If you have
Just phone Canon Ill.
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"H Tastes
Like Home


II yon ever were homesicS you dom.
need TO have the senations described
10 you. II there's any worse sickness
than that, nobody has discovered IT;
and nobody knows any cure for II.
II your Imagination is in any kind
of working order. you can easily inn
agine the feelings OF an American SOL
dior somewhere in France. far from
home. in unfamiliar surroundings. con-
fronting an enemy who wiz take his
life II possible.
He may have wife and chlidn
here; or some girl who Is moro &
to him than any other; or friends who
know and think OF him: who will
eagerly sean the newspapers for
news that may tell them OF him,
either oi'.oy or disaster and he kr
what they think and feel about him:
knowledge which doesn't make him
any less homesick. or any less un-
happy.
And into this trouble and despond-
ent existence comes package from
home anywhere in the United States
seems like home 10 him: the package
contains smokcs--for his pipe. a good
package of good old Tuxedo. or Bull
Durham: they 70 well together. Or
Lucky Strike cIearettes-if he doesn't
want cigarettes the man next to him
does. and every whifi he takes Of this
good tobacco ''tastes like home He
finds a post card In the package with
your name: maybe he dosen't know a
soul in this city.
Never mind. he knows that some
body back home" has sent him q
package Of smokes: IL tastes like
home TO him; IL smells like home. to
him and those around him. II you
stop and think minute you'll say
that it's worth n good deal to give
such man. who Is fighting your fight
far from home. that sor; Of a taste.
Bat II costs only n quarter: IS cents:
The price OF a couple of cigars.
Don't miSs II; bring or send to our
soldiers Tobacco Fund. a quarter or
as many quarters as you can spare.
Give the boys at the front a taste CT
home.
You can leave your donation at any
one of the following places
The Record office.
Mitchell 4 Efbers
Corner Drug Co. tboth stores).
Fremont ciear Co.
Canon Cigar Co.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-11
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ON SOLICITING SCHEMES

My attention has again been called
TO the matter OF solicitors from the
outside working advertising schemes
among our merchants.
The vast majority of our merchants
are members OF the Chamber Of Com.
merce and should know that We have
a rule that all solicitors. especial
strangers in the community. shon
secure the endorsement Of the Chan.
Der of Commerce before they are en
titled TO secure subscriptions and a.,
vertisements from the merchants
This rule has been in effect for some
time past and still holds good and
those who do not have one of tho
signs mo Soliciting Until Endorsed
by the Chamber OF Commerce" can Sc.
cure one at this Office.
II this rule is followed closely by
the merchant II win mean the saving
of many dollars every year in schemes
that have little value from an adver.
tising standpoint and merchants who
are not members can save more than
their annual dues many times by Join.
ing the Chamber OF Commerce and
awaiting themselves OF this protection,
E. A. BRADBURY. secy.
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Backaehe? Rheunatisrn7
Rundown?

Those of us who are past middle age
are prone 10 eat TOO much meat and in
consequence deposit hrnesalts in the
arteries, veins and joints. We often
suffer from twinges Of rheumatism or
lumbago, sometimes from gout, swollen
hands or feet There is no need Of this,
as the new prescription, Annric, is bound
to give immediate results as it is many
times more potent than lithia in Kidding
the Impoverished blood Of its poisons
by way of the kidneys. Simply ask for
Anuric for kidneys or backache, the dis
covery OF DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. 1t
will overcome such'conditions as rhcurna-
tism, dropsical swcilings, cold cztrernitics,
scalding and burning urine and sleep
lessness due TO arising from bed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-11
Il State Wide
Campaign To
Conserve Food

Hotels, restaurants, clubs and
housewives will be asked to take part
in a statewide campaign to conserve
food, which will be launched October
21st. Eat Plenty. But Eat Less OF
What the Nation Needs" will be tho
slogan. This was announced few
days ago by Colorado Food Admins
traitor T. B. Stearns, who is now ar
ranging the details of the undertak
ing. Everyone taking part in the
movement will be asked to sign a
pledge promising to do certain inter.
esting things, among which will be
the following:
Have at leas; one wheatless meal Z
day. Use corn, oats, barley. rye
mixed cereal rolls muffins and breads
in place of wheat bread. Eat less cake
and pastry.
Use al OF the milk. The children
must have whole milk therefore use
less cream. Use buttermilk and cheese
freely. M @lsa
Wv hscit PchhAys idDCieSs hfh ahl
sea foods in place Of beof. mutton and
pork. DO not use these latter three
more than once daily.
Use butter on The table. but it'll
for cooking. Reduce the use Of fried
foods to save fats. Use vegetable oils
such as cottonseed and olive oils
Waste no soap. as II contains fats.
Use less candy and sweet drinks
Use honey. maple syrup and darD
syrups without butter for hot cakes
or wA6les.
nuy Iess. cook NO moro than neces
sary. use local and scasonsbls sup
pltsH. Do not sat between meal:
Preach ths sospes Of "ths clean plate .
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-11
The Round Crest
Must Double It's
Output at Once

The Rcapd Crest Canning Company
must double it's output at once in or
der to fill the enormous demand that
is being made upon II by the govern
ment and the larger firms of the coun
try for canned apples
Their canned apples are recogniz
as superior product and the demand
for them has become astonishing Jus,
today an order was received for
cases of gallons. Altogether up to this
time the orders total around $4,000
cases of apples. When it is consid
cred that in other years the largest
output on apples was about 12.0oC
cases the big increase takes on add
ed importance.
Altho over 100 women and men are
row being employed the company
securing the state for more help.
least 100 more are needed badly be
cause the average output Of 400 cases
n day which is now the production
must be increased at once to 600 cases
per Gay ana kept up at that rate 10
lie rest of the season
The supply of apples is adequate
and the capacity of the plant is equal
TO the demand but the supply OF helr
is not up 10 what is required at this
time. Boys and girls above sixteen
as well as women and men will b.
given employment. According to tn
ability of the individual, s1,75 to 81
a day can be made and in addition
bonus of Is per cent is given for those
who work the season thru after they
start
The pay roll OF the Canning Com
pany alone will be around $4,000 for
the season. This is $50 900 more
than was first estimated
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-11
AlCOTT SCHOOL HAS
A NEW PRINCIPAL

Prof. G. t. Steinsultz is the new
principal of the Alcott school in South
Canon.
Prof. Steinsultz has been principal
OF schools at Russell Gulch in Gilpin
county. He is originally from South
ern Illinois. being graduate from the
Southern Illinois State Normal schoo'
at Carbondale. Mr.. and Mrs. Stein
ruitz are living at present at 261 e
Douglas
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THE Y. N. C. A. TO ASK
FOR S35,000.000

A war fund OF SAG ,0o0, 200 for the
urope. for the American troops in
be army cantonments OF the United
states and other humanitarian pur-
poses will be solicited by the Young
Mems Christian association during
the week beginning November, elev-
enth. Announcement that such a cam
paign had been endorsed was FIRST
made in Colorado at the Y.M.C.A. con-
weeks ago. at which n number Of Can
on City delegates were present, and
was alluded to by Dr. c. II. wilkinson
his address TO the boys OF the Sc
lsctive military draft last Tuesday ev-
ening, II was also sent broadcast over
he country in an Associated Press
ispatch from Chicago ON "Wednesday
this week.
The Y.M.C.A. work on the batt,e
nes in Europe. as well as in the mil
tary camps Of this country. IA second
Importance only TO that OF the Am
srican Red Cross society and an i'm.
oense amount of money is required TO
nable II to meet the responsibilities
nth which II is confronted. II viii
eed to carry on Its enterprises ave
unored and thirty-four buildirks and
ents. besides hundreds OF secretaries
no assistants and an immense
mount Of supplies.
colorado's aportionmcnt Of tho ess.-
10000 fund Will b 100000. rhs de-
tails Of the campaign In this state
have mot bean worked out yet anA II
impoeslbIs u this time TO ssy vhat
rsmont eounty's shars vi1l ~ TulI
rarsses'An vin y sablahsa lAtsr.
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Three Cent
Letter Postage
Comes In Effect

Detailed instructions to postmasters
throughout the country on the in
creased letter mail rates, which be
comes effective on November / under
the provisions Of the war tax bill.
were issued by Postmaster General
Burleson on Friday,
The increase applies to all domestic
mail. including letters to Canada.
Mexico, Cuba, Panama. the United
States agency at Shanghai, China, and
10 all persons in the military service
of the United States in Europe. The
order Of the postoffice department on
the subject follows:
"Postmasters shall on and after No
vember 2. see that postage is paid at
the rate. of cents an ounce or frac-
ton thereof on letters and other first
class matter except drop letters, all
drop letters. that is. letters mailed for
delivery from the office at which post
ed including those for delivery by city
rural or other carriers of such office,
are required to have postage paid on
them at the rate of cents an ounce
or fraction thereof. Postal cards are
required to be prepaid 2 cents and,
therefore the 1-cent postal cards must
have a 1-cent postage stamp affixed
to them in addition to 1-cent stamp
impressed on such cards.
Post cards (private mailing cards)
bearing written messages. must have
2 cents postage prepaid on them"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-10-11
Why WE ARE NERVOUS

In perfect health we hardly realize
that we have a network of nerves, but
when strength is declining the same
nervous system gives the alarm In
headaches, tiredness, dSeamful sleep,
irritability, and unless corrected, leads
straight 10 n breakdown,
SCOTS Emulsion Is exactly what you
should take; Its rich nutriment gets
Into the blood and 10 feeds the tiny
nesve-cel1s vhils the whole syssem
sspponds 70 h. sslFeske6 I tonic iorce.
sssas Z nswss. nAssssfsSA. NJ.