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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-12

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LOCAL NEWS
On account of Lincoln's birthday
Shamhart-C hristiansen store will be
closed all day today. Advt.
Do not waste your evenings, learn
stenography. Competent shorthand
writer's are always in demand. Glasses
conducted by Professor J. d. Howell
every Monday and Thursday evening
ut the Lowell School commencing at
z o'clock. Advt. 2-16
william Webb OF Millville, was in
town yesterday on business. Mr..
Webb Is one of the prosperous farm
era from the south end Of Cache
Valley.
For Sale birds eye maple bed
room suite. good as new; I oak bed
room suite. good condition; bucks
heater; Z Kalamazoo heater. All bar
gains. Inquire at 1872 East First
North street. Phone 1856. Advt. II
Mrs. J. A. LeFevre is visiting In
Logan for a few days. Mrs. LeFevre
came up from Salt Lake to spend the
week with her husband who is work.
ing in this section for the Iron Coun-
ty Coal Company. They are stopping
at the Eccles Hotel.
FOR 6ALE-40 acrea Of land In
0reenville: we'll improved. w. H.
NcMahill. p. o. Box ia. Logan. II
A board meeting for the officers
Of the pioneers Of Cache County will
be held in the relic room Wednes-
day 1t p. m. A general officers
meeting will be held at p. m. A
good attendance is desired.
The Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany are now located In their new
store at SO West First North street
and will be pleased to have you cal!
and see different styles of machines
and get prices. r. D. Glines. manager
Advt. 2-12
A reduction of 10 cents pound
has been put on sugar beet seed
for this years planting. 1t now costs
Is cents instead of % cents a pound.
A $3.50 division will be made with
the beet growers on any advance in
sugar above the present sea board
prices OF 7.45 hundred pounds.
We fit keys and repair locks. re-
tire baby carriages and repair phOno-
graphs. DeSanders. The Bicycle Man.
Advt. II
Mr.. Charles Gessel salesman for
the Rosenbaum Clothing House. Of
Salt Lake City. is spending the week
in this territory hustling business for
his company. He reports that bust
ness is very good this season.
The social workers OF the Cache
Stake will give dancing party on
the evening of Lincoln's Birthday,
Tuesday. February ~. at the Pa
vilion. An exhibition of what has
been accomplished by the class in
social dancing will be feature oil
the evening. The public is invited
Admission so cents. Adyt. I'll.
The Women of Woodcraft are go
ing to give dancing party in tho
I. o. o F. hall next Wednesday eve
ming at which they desire a full at
tendance OF the members and thei'
husbands. and are also asked to in
vite their friends.
Get your valentine novelties and
saady cream hearts at The Bluebird
- our vindew. Advt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-12

We fit keys and repair locks. re-
tire baby carriages and repair phono-
graphs, DeSanders. The Bicycle Man.
Advt. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-12

Rumor has 1t that the b. Y. u.
will play their second team against
the u. Y. c. II occurs to the writer
that II they do such a thing they
are afraid of another defeat for the
first team.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-12

Mr.. Charles Gessel salesman for
the Rosenbaum Clothing House. Of
Salt Lake City, is spending the week
in this territory hustling business for
his company He reports that bust
ness Is very good this season.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-12

The social workers OF the Cache
Stake will give dancing party on
the evening of Lincoln's Birthday,
Tuesday. February ~, at the Pa
vilion. An exhibition of what has
been accomplished by the class in
social dancing will be a feature OF
the evening. The public is invited.
Admission so cents. Advt. ala
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-12

The Women of Woodcraft are go
ing to give a dancing party in the
l. o. o F.. hall next Wednesday eve
ming at which they desire full at
tendance OF the members and their
husbands, and are also asked to in
vite their friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-12

Fuhriman lost his eye for the bas-
ket in the d. Y. C.--Aggie game.
which was very fortunate for the
Aggies.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-02-12

Hyer is certainly wonderful
guard. He scored two field basket;
and held Captain Lolo Spencer down
to four field baskets. He also wa
tackled on Nelson part of the time
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
QUARANTINE AGAIN

Wednesday noon the quarantine
Al Camp furions was again put on
% remain until. such action as the
medical authorities al camp may
take 10 release Il neain.
Il seems that a recurrence Of the
Influenza necessllated such action
a. the gath, heretofore immune, has
reported several new admissions 10
the camp hospital
II is reported that there are about
90 cases In the cath regiment Of m
funlry, but with the expert sanitary
nditions and the rigid quarantine
now IN force the epidemic will be
downed In short order.
OF course the news spread rapidly
and merchants and business men
formerly busy as bees suddenly re-
membered the Springfield and the
sawed-off shot gun, called the dogs
and proceeded 10 hunt the elusive
coyote, Jacks and other gams,
To those chronic pessimisls and
dispensers Of gloom the Courier can
say that Il has Il from very gvod
authority that the severity and
length Of time Of this quarantine
viii be In no wise as great as the
original one.
The action was necessary as Is
always the case in epidemics, "a
stamp Il out for good so the boy
will be permanently free TO visit III,
city as IN former times.
II Is reported that the severity OF
The epidemic at Hachita, had alsC
some weight in the decision 10 again
put on The lid.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
VOLUNTEER PRESS CENSORSHIP
No LONGER RINDING

George Crccl. chairman of the
Committee ON Public Information.
made the following announcement
to-day:
II has been aerced that there is no
further necessity for the operation
of the volunteer censorship under
which the press has guarded from
ihr enemy the military policies,
plans. and troop movements Of the
United states The agreement may
be- considered rs no longer binding,
lnd the card carrying the requests
1f Government is herewith cancelled.
rh' Secretary Of War and the secrc
larry Of the Navy and all others con-
'cuued with the direction Of
Americans war efforts join IN cin-
'crc acknowledgment of the debt Of
gratitude owing to the press Of the
United states for the hone iblc dis
'hargc Of high rec, onsihiliiy.
without force Of law and under no
'argcr compulsion than their own
lalriolism. the overwhelming major
ity of newspapers have given
mfaltcrinr obedience 10 every de
sire Of Government IN all matters oi
military secrecy, carryin through
successfully a tremendous expert
mcnl In honor aud trust.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
STATE HEALTH NOTES
-w.s.s.-
Fellow New Mexican;

w y y
Fellow New Mexican:
For some years physicians ard
laymen Of vision have laborcd Ia
secure safe and sane workable
state department Of health for New
Mexico. Largely ON account of the
lessons taught by the war this
movement has cryslalizcd inlo a de-
mand on the part of no inconsid-
cradle portion Of our population that
such n department be- established
during the coming term Of the
legislature.
II has fallen to the lot Of our
association to explain 10 the public
just what our present Board Of
Health amounts lo. To tell what q
state department Of health directed
by a council Of health made up oi
physicians and laymcn, with com
missioner Of health aud staff Ia
carry out the work may be- expected
10 accomplish.
10 outline the plans and purposes
Of the New Mexico Public Health
Association. 10 show IT. relationship
To the proposed state department Of
health and why IT, usefulness vii!
not have scased, but become infinite
ly greater as result Of the cslahl-
ishment Of that department Of The
states government.
To show what other states lbollr
eastern aud western with about
the same populations are spending
for public health. To indicate what
vii be- required in the way Of organ
izations aud money Ia give New
Mexico efficient health protection
To point out and lay bare general.
ly all the facts aud circumstance
concerning the public health silua.
ton In New Mexico aud what Il d
proposed To do about II.
This will be done thru a series n
personal letters, bulletins aud arli
cles In the public press appearing
weekly from now until the cominI
session of the state legislature.
Please make II a point to rca'
these articles rs they appear, for !
3 is to you the people at large vii
look for information.
Nathan Jaffa
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
RESTRICTIONS REMOVED

There will he rejoicing among the.
lumber dealers. builders and people
a. the result Of telegram received
recently from Washington by Chas.
procbslel, secretary of the New
Mexico Lumber Dealers, association,
announcing that the war industries
board has removed all restrictions on
buildings costing up To $1,000 both
for city and country building opera
tions.
The telegram, which came from
.harles A. Bowen, Secretary of the
,glional Lumber Dealers associa-
Ion, follows:
Washington, d. C., November 18th,
0ls. "Chns. Proebstel, Lumber
),alers' Association, Santa Re, \.
w.:
War industries board remove all
building restrictions, both city and
'ountry buildings, not exceeding in
osi $4,000. For those costing be-
ween $4,000 and s25,OOO, permits
viii have to he secured from state
'ouncil Of defense. Letter follows
Notify all dealers and publishers.
sienedl CHARLES A. BOWEN
secretary National Lumber Deal
ers' Associan.
The announcement is expected t'
result in the immediate beginning
If large volume " necessary
building operations all over New
Mexico which have been held NJ
because of the restrictions whicl
have been rigidly enforced both il
city and country for the past sever
months.
--Santa Fe New Mexican
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
DEAN GETs PRIZE

Edwin Dean has been awarded ihr
prize offered by a. !. Weld for the
hest war garden which was started
this last year. We believe II really
should have gone To his wife, ms she
SCENES to be a "muchn" farmerelle
aud Of course has much help from
her daughter Helen The Deans
raised more garden truck than any
one In their class unless II was Mr.
Weld who has a londness for such
things. Next year we hope TO see
more gardens than ever before. II
you don't believe il ask someone who
has tried this year.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
TOWN IS WAY OVER

----
The War Work Drive has been a
success Ia Columbus. This town hns
made record 10 be proud of 80
drive for war relief funds have met
with anything but the most hearty
welcome and success by the people
here When funds are asked for
io help the great cause Of Democ-
racy. The town as who, has
given ~ share and always a little
more for good measure.
Following Is list Of subscribers
io the United War Work g uncil
a. W Elliott. zeno johnson. =. u
Bowman, John Tolias. J. ). Reed, ".
g. Murphy. A. Fredcrickson. r. T.
lliiar, W. T.. Campbell, G. y. Bour-
gruisc, J. d. Moreland -. y. Harris
Dr Chas. l.. Miller Nicholson bros.
u. Lacoulurc. h. J. niiar, Pedro
'olcno. &. n. Johnson. e.. W. Pow
'rs Mrs. Ella CLARK. q. Hose. 4.
I'D. Lawrence. Geo. 4. spencer. Jor
A Mullins. Dennis Rutland. Iolly
isrncr Nick pappas, Mary Land
ay. Ida Martin. joe Jackson !. D.
.allaway, Tom shaw, Geo. Sulll-
IAN. Jay g. Vaughn, A. B Carter
Columbus Furniture Co. =. T.
Johnson, J. N. Crump. J. t.. Haycs.
l.. ). Peach, y. u. Hampton, B.. N.
Fletcher Puchi Bros. Go. N. A.
coleman, A. J. Evans, ". I. Hobbs
3 u. Dolby. Alvin &. Ash, g.. n. Nc
Auley. q. !. Wilkinson. Ms. a. W
elliott. Joe Grecnhurr. ". A.
Wakefield VIII Gary. r. W
iowcrs. W q. Montgomery. Pun
Don. Nix DiN, l. \. Rigs. W. H..
King n. Mccullough. A. L,boW.
q N. Holloway, y Narbrough.
ioh Flack, Clara Robertson. ". D..
rarwalcr. J. G. Flora. James pofi.
lohn Dalton, " :. Pins l.. b..
iurkhcad. r. n. Wallace. johnson
lros~ The Bazraa. Lillian Walsh
'am Raycl. A. !. Evans. Columbus
furniture Co.. Frank j. Carney a.
Rraiion. B NJ. Reed. !. A Moore
Ms. T.. Blackwell. ". l.. Moods
gloyd white, Earl Moore. Fox
worth Galhraith Co.. 4. 4. Colo.
lcbrcca Coffin. Max Gpldsicin.
lack Brccn. Henry Burton. D.. NJ
ART j. l., Walker, sam Fciu II.
oN. city Cafe. Mm Howard. ]
a. Blair Mrs. susan Moore Ben
urdon. Jack London, g. fngcu
orf Gcniro Forzan. Nm.klirr
lrs.G. y. Parks, J. r. Blair. 30
.unc. Mrs l.. Brown. Columbus
tate Bank. j. l.. Greenwood, Col
mhus Theatre, Mrs. n. 4. Kane.
7. :. Carter. Edwin q. Dean. +. A.
leans. C.. n. Rogers. Dr. T. II. Dab
icy. Miss Floy Moore. A. D.Fros'
| !. 2. Baruhill, 4. q. Capicclti
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
NOVEMBER n MAI BIZ AN
INTERNATIONAL HOLIDAY

A resolution. requesting the
French government TO negotiate
with the other allies for making
November a., the day Of the signing
Of the armislice with Germany a
holiday in the various countries,
was introduced in. the chamber by
deputy Abel Lafveer. he proposed
that this fctc day be created in
honor Of "lhe establishment Of the
rights Of peoples"
Ell paso Herald,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
RED CROSS NOIEs


Tho annual election and business
meeting Of the Red Cross was helo
an Wednesday, the Goth. at th,
rooms Of the organization. AT this
time the nominating committee com
posed Of Lee A. Riggs, Edwin Dean
and Mrs. n. W. Elliott. offered ihc
following Manassas members for tn
executive committee who were dul,
elected: Mrs. Eleanor NJ. Dean.
Mrs. May w. Peters, Messrs. J. II
Blair, J l. Greenwood, A l.. Taylor,
G. W. Powers, Mrs. Lillian Riggs,
Mrs. Edna Evans, Mrs. Katherine
Walker, Mrs. Pauline Elliott, ant
Mrs. W. W. Anderson.
The newly elected executive com
mittee is hereby notified that they
are 10 meet at the Red Cross rooms
on Tuesday, November 26th at 9:3t
y. m. 10 select the officers for the
Columbus Branch Of the Red Gross
for the comming year
Reports Of the various commit
tees for the year past will be pub.
lished after.
Christmas Packages
The time has been extended IL
which Christmas packages may b.
sent overseas. Those desiring Il
send packages will be required Il
lished alter.
tho following:-That the recipien
10 far as known is receiving no othel
parcel, and that the sender is th'
nearest living relative. Mrs. +. N
Dean will receive and inspect sucl
packages.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
RESULT A SURPRISE


Santa Fc. N. M.-Thc election was
a great surprise TO number Of the
politicians here, as II Will retire every
democrat In the state capital. unless
there are individuals who are like
To Old Time New Mexican who defied
any ADMINISTRATION Ia change politics
any faster Than he could.
The changes In the state land
Offices aud the auditors Office, with
the travling auditors working under
him. will be- few, " amy. Governor
l.arrazola b. expected to make a
change IN the game Wardcn's Office
aud IN all the state boards.
The announcement by l.arrazola
that he expects nj call a conycn-
ton ln consider the drnulh and other
important matters of the first i'm
portaucc la New Mexico Is allractiup
attention. II h expected that the
conference will bc Of great benefit
10 the enrrc state, ~ It will include
not only live .iuct men, bat dry
farmers. and Il will be- largely
attended by men Interested in almost
every line Of industry followed in
tn state. The result Will hr o
better understanding between thu
business interests fo the different
sections of the state, and much good
should result
The legislature, a. was expected
Will be- republican, aud may hc r
agreement with the new governor
Republican lcgilaturc have moi
always been In agreement Will.
republican government as a.,
! special legislature could nul get
along very we'll with Governor
Lindsey.
\ former speaker Will make hi'
come back in The coming legis.
laiive assembly, in thr person o|
Hon. H. l.. Baca. and. Co.. d matter o
course, hc Is apuin a candidate fol
speaker. Also b. Major William u
Llewcllyn speaker of the last house
WHO desires To repeat u is wills
pcrcd that a dark Nurse is to h'
IN the race very soou.
n Is of interest here that SONS
of the big eastern administration
newspapers place a lurge share o
tn blame for their defeat on a.,
r1.lurr of the government "vncr
ship of railroads
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
"AROUND THE CORNER"

Around the corner have a friend,
In this great city that has end;
Yet days 10 BY and weeks rush on.
And before ! know II year has gone,
Aud | never my old friends foce;
For life is a swift and terrible race
ie knows like him Just as well
As In the days when rang his bell
Aud be- rang mine We younger then;
Aud We are busy tired men
Tired with playing foolish game;
Tired with trying 10 make "a name.
Tomorrow" I say Il will call Jim.
Just Ia show that I'm thinking Of him"
But tomorrow comes-snd tomorrow goes;
Aud the distance between MS grows and grows.
Around the corncr yet miles away
Here's a telegram sir
Jim died today
Aud that's what get-and deserve IN the cnd-
Around the corner, vanished friend
Charles Hanson Townc
Cora May Hasiy
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
RETURNED HOME

Mrs. Lee Thomas, who has been
in California for several months for
her health. returned home this week
She has many frien dshere who arr
glad 10 see her looking so we'll.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
LADIES AID MEETING

All day Ladies Aid meeting De-
cember ith, at the home Of Mrs.R
w. Elliott. Business meeting al 2;ao
O'Clock. Election Of Officers will be
ihe main feature Of the meeting
All members are urgently request
cd 10 be present.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
should
I dcrWcinht Turkeys
Not Re KILLED.


The Food Administrator requests
all shippers and producers of tur-
Keys not to market hen turkeys
~ der seven pounds IN weight, aud
young pohhlcrs under eleven pouud-
for Thanksgiving consumption
Turkeys already marketed or In
transit, under these weights, may be-
sold, but on and after To-day the
killing of turkeys moi coming up la
10 weights specified will not be- per
mlltcd; and shippers aud producers
ar asked not to ship underweighl
birds 10 iobbcrs or commission
houses.
The purpose Of this ruling Is tu
keep the flocks from heing depleted
of young birds for breeding and also
to conserve the meat; as in a few
weeks these birds will he much
heavier than at present
The Food Administration asks ih,
cooperation Of retail markets
producers and commission houses 0,
save the young turkey, IN the slole
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
sTAIE 'flU" REPORI

The innuenrs epidemic d all but
over In New Mexico and Il has
taught us some severe lessons. Not
BY war. not by fires or floods, but by
preventable disease, New Mexico has
IN The past two months lost hun
drcds possibly thousands Of her
people.
The outstanding feature Of the
situation is our absolute lack Of
health preparedness. Our present
state Board of Health being without
funds for The carrying out Of even
he health protective work needed
in normal times. was powerless TO
act when the epidemic struck US.
Fortunately for us. Dr. }. W. Kerr
II the United States Public Health
Service, who had been sent 10 New
Mexico by the Surgeon General on
he request Of Governor W. 4. Lind
iey TO make a survey Of health con-
litions In the state. was still here.
Proceeding Immediately TO Las
Vegas so that he might be in touch
with DIR. ". n Kasnr. Secretary of
the State Board Of Health, Dr. Kerr
assumed charge Of the emergency
work Of supplying physicians aud
surgical supplies 10 communities In
lecd Of aid These physicians were
occurred thru the agency Of the
United sla,es Public Health Service,
md some Of them were transferred
from as far east as New York.
IN this he was joined by john
fomhs, Executive Secretary Of the
New Mexico Public Health Associa-
ion who was appointed liaison
representative Of the Mountain Di-
Sision Of the Red Cross. Mr.. Tombs
furnished nurser and hospital sup
,lies In response 10 all requests, as
'ar as the available supply went,
occurring Red Cross nurses from
colorado, Arizona and adjacent
ialcs.
These men jointly carried ont the
work that would have come under
he direction Of our State Depart
nenl Of Health. II New Mexico had
iad one. and did the state q valu-
,blc service, and II Is no reflection
N them personally or the splendid
Institutions they represent when II
s said that hundreds Of precious
ives were lost during the epidemic
hat should have been saved.
Incomplete figures 10 date as re-
,oricd by county and city physicians
hruoul the state. under our present
,lipshcd methods Of recording
ilal statistics. indicate over twenty
housand cases and close unto twt
thousand deaths from influenza ant
he various complications that follow
II It's wake. We will never know
low many Of these friends, relatives
md fellow citizens Of ours were
acrificcd.as a result OF the lack o.
m official health organization, link
ng up the counties and towns .
ihr state for efficient health pro
eclion and the prevention o
liscase.
At Ony moment out Of nowherl
may come the black hand OF death
Lets have a health department Il
New Mexico, not to institute quar-
uline not to investigate condition
when an epidemic is raging, hut 70
The protection Of the public healiI
md the prevention OF disease.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
VICTORY Bols AND GIRLS

~. \. s.
Due 10 the energy aud zeal dis
,luyed by those patriot little Amcri-
ans, thcNiclory Boys and Girls. the
olloWing list of those who suhserib-
Il to the Mr Work Fund was added.
Herbert Bannister. Aston blair,
ack Brecn Byron Carter, llerold
'arier, Roy Elliott. Glen Dean
evans. king Farrar, Ben Green.
lorbert Greenwood, John Hampton
Zoe holloway, Roy Holloway, Win
nc holloway, Gonzalo Lujun. WI.
Mccullough, Elliot, Means, Dolph
Montgomery, Clyde Moody. ilueh
'uolc, Raymond Reed. Anthony
sands, Theodore Wilde, Guy }.
Wilkinson, A. }. Weld, Alberto
liarragan Anita Carter. Mary Ler
chadborn Vera Chsdborn. Ann
Fmrar Camilla Farrar Clara
Greenwood, Roberta Hay, Helen
Holloway Mrs. W. y. King, Lois
Mccullough. Susie MeCollouph, Mars
Means, isabel Moseley. Gwcnylh
Perks. Ethel Reed, Ursula Wilde.
-w. y. 3. -----
We know We 0ughtnt 30 say this
bat here goes;--"Do your Xmas
hopping eacly."
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22

lalr sale-Barred Rock Hens and
Pullels.-Fultons Ranch. q
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22
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For Household furniture
Cheap. Il. J. Fulton. 81
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-11-22

We know we oughtnt 10 say this
hut here goes;--"Do your Nmus
ahopping eaaly"