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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10
Lewiston NeDs

day evening. Games and music was
the diversion OF the evening. Dam
ty Refreshments were served. About
thirty guests were present.
Mrs. win Tarbt and children OF
Arimo. Idaho, returned home Mon
day after visiting several days with
her sister Mrs, Carrie Cooley.
Mrs. Ellen >Hyer is repor,e as bl
ing very ill., The services OF a prof.
ciet nurse have been secured an
many friends hope for speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. Ellie vinett entertained al
dinner Wednesday, Covers were lad
for the Misses Florence sperry,, Ma
rie BirGneau and olive Sorenson.
MI COULTER of Logan was in Lew
iston on business Friday.
Monday afternoon the Wheeler
school house was burned to The
ground. The fire originated from a
defective flue. Every effort was
made TO extinguish the flames but
on account Of the high wind blowing
the building was burned to the
ground.
The Third ward gave party Tues
day evening In honor of her returned
soldiers and sailors, Stillman Pond,
George Mills, Charles Blair and Rom
mel Abel. An excellent program was
rendered after which dancing and re-
freshments finished the remainder OF
the evening.
The Lewiston public schools have
a display in the Lewiston Mercantile
windows, samples of work done by
the students in the sewing, carpen'
tary and art departments.
! The Lewiston public schools closed
Friday after a successful years work
Notwithstanding the flu conditions
prevalent during the winter.
The following students graduated
from the eighth grade:
Nellie Telford Maurine Rogers,
Velma Taggert Alton Cornish, Evelyn
Van Orden, Yalda Parkinson, Vonda
Pope, Dorothy Last, Lester Robinson,
Eldred Bergeson. Varme Wiser and
Floyd Talbot.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10
DO YOU ENJOY LIFE

A man in good physical condition
is almost certain to enjoy life, while
the bilious and dyspeptic are de-
spondeft, do not enjoy their meals,
and feel miserable a good share Of
the time. This i'll feeling is nearly
always unnecessary. A few doses of
Chamberlain Tablets to tone up the
stomach, improve the digestion and
regulate the bowels is all that Is
needed. Try it. Adv-6-1
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10

LEWISTON, May Mrs. Zoie
Denning OF Idaho Falls is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Telford.
Mr. Earl Leayitt arrived home last
Sunday from overseas duty in France
Bishop and Mrs. Hogan occompan-
led their son Fred to Salt Lake Mon
day From there he will continue TO
the Southern States mission head
quarters.
Mr.. James Jensen has commenced
the erection of fine new home in
Lewiston.
Mr.. Calvin Choate gave dancing
party in the Lewiston confectionery
on Monday evening in honor of Earl
Leavitt and Charles Chotr2. About
thirty guests were invited.
The Lewiston public schools pre-
scented the opera In FINLAND" on
Tuesday evening to crowded house.
The efforts of the children were
much appreciated.
The Lewiston Athletic club netted
$51 from the proceeds OF the benefit
dance given Thursday evening.
The first game Of the baseball sea
son will be played at Lewiston Satur-
day with the Preston team.
Miss Thomas. musical supervisor,
visited the Lewiston schools on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poulson motor
Fed 10 Ogden Monday to visit their son
Arnold who is enroute from Mare Is
land, Calf, to New York
The Rotation stock company play
ed at Lewiston Saturday and Monday
evenings.
The Lewiston Mutuals hrlL con
jcirt meeting sunqay cycI.@r. The
following program was rendered. Ad-
dress, Charity, DR.. ], NJ. Bernhisel.
Duet, Mr. and Mrs, II. II. Harrison,
Story, Edith Pond. Defamation, Ro-
ma Rogers.
Mrs. Margaret Tout and Mrs, Car
RE Frazier of ogden were Tive guests
Of their sister, Mrs. Ida Rogers last
TUESDAY,
The Misses Arvilla and Ruby Swim
ward entertained with a party SatuT-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10
NEWS FROM RICHMOND

RICHMOND, May 9.--Reynold C.
Merrill superintendent of the Kane
county schools and Miss Anna Little
of kanab were united in marriage
on May eth. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Salt Lake temple. Miss
Little is a popular and accomplished
young lady, her parents being one of
the most progressive families o.!
southern Utah. Superintendent Mer-
rill is the son of willard and Bessie
C. Merrill and a grand son of the late
Apostle Merrill. Mr.. Merrill has been
county superintendent of the Kane
county schools for some time but has
rendered his resignation to take eff
feet at the close of this school year,
This popular couple will make their
home in Richmond for the summer
In September Mr. Merrill intends to
enter the University of California al
Berkeley, to take out his Doctors de
gree, as he now holds a masters de,
gree. hTe many friends of MIR. and
Mrs. Merrill join in wishing then
many years of success and happi
ness.
4 Miss Eva Peterson submitted to al
operation on Monday and had hei
tonsils and adenoids removed. TIT
operation was performed at the utal
Idaho hospital In logan.
General Richard w. Young was
Richmond visitor on Sunday and &C
cupied the pulpit at the afternoon
services. both wards havig met con
|, Jointly to hear his able talk on tn
Victory Loan.
Alma Hogan OF Hatch, Idaho, wa
a Richmond visitor the early part o
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rainey enter
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10
PRODUCE! PRODUCE!

The largest volume of production
in. all lines is the best safeguard
against the INCREASE of l. w. W.ism
and bolshevism.
Government crop report shows a
prospective winter wheat crop of
S37,OOO,OOO bushels and the spring
wheat crop of 100000, 900 bushels.
At guaranty price OF SECS a
bushel it means the distribution of
$500, 900 among the farmers for
this crop alone.
This enormous production in one
line means that the world will not
go hungry for bread and that labor
will be well paid in harvest.
Applying the same principle TO all
lines of production, the result will be
good employment for all, plenty of
business and prosperity.
The hosts of destructiveness no
matter by what means called are all
allied against production and distri-
button through the wage system.
They want to prevent production
as they have done in Russia, where
production has gone to a minimum.
Let our slogan be Produce!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10

tanned at dinner Sunday in honor of
their son Austin who just returned
from overseas,
During the week the stork visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Merrill
and left a baby girl and the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Olsen and left
boy.
Eli Webb has purchased the bust
ness property OF Morgan Knapp. Ev-
erton and Sons of Logan now occu-
py the building having it we'll stock
ed with hardware and furniture.
A very destructive fire occurred at
the farm of Roy Burnham at Dairy
Creek u short time ago. Mr.. Burn
ham had been at Richmond attend
ing to business, but was on his way
home when the fire occurred. His
S"'H' ShNNSs NoNNlNt ilulHtot plsh ana
chickens were burned. The house
and granery were saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Harris. Bishop
and Mrs, Farley Nelson motored to
Gentle Valley last week, returning
home Moday.
Mrs. Anna Bulge of Logan and
Regina Stoker of Bountiful were
Richmond visitors Saturday. They
were the guests of Mrs. Harriet
Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Andrew Anderson
entertained at dinner Sunday. The
,,centerpiece was bowl OF spring
blossoms. The out oft own guest,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Hedricks
Master Phillip and the Misses Kenni,
and vilate Hendricks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thompson
have zoe to California. Mr.. Thomps
SON having gone In the interest Of
the condensed milk factory. "a,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10
The .Anviln Bird.

The anvil-bird of Australia is very
rare and exceedingly shy creature
Its clear metallic note rings out,
'Kling, king, king, king, king a
ling" 1t is the hardest OF all bush
birds TO locate, as II mostly does Its
blacksmithing in the topmost branches
Of the dense brushweedG
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10
BAD for plsclnllne.

81 understand there's a tendency TO
arop Aye nye, sir in the navy"
That would never do" "Of course
not. It's one Of the traditions Of the
service. If that sort Of thing were
encouraged It wouldn't be long before
a COB would be saying Yep 10 an
Birmingham Age-IIerald.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10
PERSHINC TO TELL
HUNS ABOUT LOAN

The Victory Liberty Loan Is
going to be advertised in all
German territory occupied by
American forces, according to
announcement made by the
Treasury Department.
Thousands of posters, buttons
and other campaign materials
have been shipped to General
Pershing for distribution in this
territor.' so that the German
peop.N will know that America
is carrying on the fifth great
Liberty Loan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-10
The Poor In italy.

The majority of the poorer class in
italy are noted for their general good
health. This is to some extent attrlb-
uted to the fact that the working peo-
pie of Italy eat less meat than those
Of any other European nation
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
U. s. BENEFIT BY
 FAVORABLE TER
Immediately After Holi Recess Senate Action ! Be Sought on This l pOsaI.

Washington, Dec. 20.---A redr1 resolution by Senator Knox rep can. Penn, to declare a statd peace with Germany and to reta| the United States all material be1 that would be gained under the ratified treaty of Versailles, waa proved today by the senate sforei g| lations committee by vote of z
 Senate Action Sought.
 The measure, on which senatd ton will be sought after the hoI recess, is in the form of a joint l lution and would require that u] Germany comedies to the U1 States such material benefits as contained in the treaty comm with German nationals could be hibited by presidential proclama Favoring World Peace.
 A provision also is included affirming the general desire of this ton to help establish a world col for amicabie settlement of intd tional disputes.
 The committee substituted the Il proposal for a concurrent resold previously presented by Chaii Lodge, thus apparently abandd the effort to declare peace by a current measure without the signd of the president.
 ,.,,. s., How tlae Vote Went.
 On adoption of the Knox resolul
 Senators Lodge, Massachusetts: rah, Idaho; Brandegee, Connect Knox. Pennsylvania; Harding, q New, Indiana, and Moses. New IId shire, all republicans, voted in th) firmative, and Senator Hitchcock. braska; Williams, Mississippi, Pomerone, Ohio, democrats, in negative.
 1t was understood to be the plal tho majority leaders to let the red tion lie over In the senate without attempt to secure action until the end of the recess early in JanyI
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
GIRL IS BEATEN TO
 DEATH BY BURGLAR
Maid in Brooklyn Home Is Murdered Robbers Get Between $5,-
 900 and SC 900.

New York. Dec. 20.---Catherine Dunn, employed as a maid by MT. and Mrs. Clarence $. Clark of Brook lyn. was beaten to death shortly after 9 o'clock this morning by burglars who entired her employers house during their absence. There was evidence that the girl had fought hard to prevent the intruders from ransack- ing the house.
 The murder was one of the most audacious which has been recorded here. The Clark home Is located in a fashionable section of the Flat bush district and at the hour at which the entry was made persons were constantly passing the house.
 The police found that the girl had been beaten with q. coffee percolator and metal towel roller.
 The burglars had thoroughly rsn- sacked the house. Mrs. Clark re- ported that iewelry valued at be- tween $5.o00 and 36,o00 had been taken from bureau drawer in her bedroom, The drawer had been pried open but a S1,o00 Liberty bond and some cash were overlooked by the burglars.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
PRISONERS BURNED
 . ALIVE BY SOVIETE
This Is But One Way They Get Con fcssionS," According to Swiss
 Report.

Geneva, Dec. 19.--Nine Swiss citi- zens of both sexes including Madam 0 Jenife, sister of the Swiss consul at kiev have just returned from kiev by way of Constantinople and say they suffered terribly and witnessed the greatest horrors during a years residence in Russia under Bolshevik rule. The Swiss party separated at Marseilles from band of refugees which included two Americans, six English and & number of French na- tionals.
 The refugees who were liberated by forces commanded by Gen. Denikine, ent tho Bolshevlki employed tortures geoisie and said they believed they would have suffered the same treat ment if 1t had not been for the ener- getic action of the Swiss consul.
 Use of burning oil, crucitixion and burning alive were resorted to by the Bolsheviki to obtain false confessions. according to the refugees who de- clared strangers lived in daily peril. The Bolshevil<i, they said. have taken all their furniture and clothes and they considered the vessel that con- veyed them to Constantinople under protection of the American Rod Cross a paradise" Many Russian bourgeoisie who have been thrown into prison have become mad, they claimed. Several British, American and French citizens are in Kiev, which has again fallen into the hands of the Bolaheviki.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
CONTROL OF SUGAR BY
 GOVERNMENT APPROVED
Measure As Sent to Presi- dent Limits Licensing
 Power of Board.

Washington, Dec. 20.---Legislation continuing federal control of sugar through 1920, but limiting the licens- ing power of the U. S sugar equaliza- ton board to the period ending next June 30. was completed today by con- gress and sent to the White House.
 After brief debate, the senate agreed to house amendments to the original McNary bill continuing the wartime powers of the government over sale and distribution and tho house then accepted the senate amend ment providing that licensing of deal- CTS would not be continued after June 3O
 On the motion of Senator McNarv to concur in the house amendments with restriction of the licensing pow CTS of the board three republicans Gronna of North Dakota Poindexter of of Washington and Shoot of Utah joined nine democrats in opposition The dem ccrats We're Gay Louisiana, Henderson, Nevada, Ransdel Louisi- ana, Smith, Georgia, Smith. South Car olina, Thomas, Colorado Underwood. Alabama. Walsh Montana and Will Hams. Mississippi
 The measure now goes to the house which has agreed to accept the senate changes.
 In the debate preceding the vote, Senator Gay made the principal ad- dress in opposition. He declared it was unfair to single out sugar for control in peace time under war DOW CTS and argued that government con- troi would increase rather than de- crease prices to American consumers.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
Wild West Hold-Up in
 Heart of Great City

New York. Dec. 20.-A hold-up rivalling in technique the master piece of Bill Carlisle, western bandit, occurred here today, when two rob- bers covered a pay line of 75 long, shoremen at an east river pier while two companions, marching into the paymaster's office, cleaned up $5,000. The quartet then escaped In an auto mobile just as 300 repairmen at work ton the pier heard the comm otion and came racing to the rescue.
 Two bandits who entered the office found Bord tianked by two watch men. One robber covered them while the other calmly picked up the pay envelopes, placed them fin the pay masters own bag. and then turning to his companion said:
 Let's go,''
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
FULLEST POSSIBLE FREEDOM
 TO BE GIVEN EACH GROUP
Idea Believed to Be Modelled After Individual State Government of United StatcS-Lloyd George Will Announce His Entire Policy Non- day dn Conciliatory Tcrms-IrisIl Republic Not Satisfactory.

London, Dec. 20.--The proposed Irish bill which Premier Lloyd George will outline in the house of commo mons on Monday will, it is believed give a government to Ireland analogous to the state government system in America It is dnderstc cd to provide for separate parliaInents for Ulster and Southern Ireland respectively, with 0 superior body chosen by both sections, all of the bodies to be re- sponsible regarding imperial affairs to the British parliament to which Irish representatives would be elect cd, as the states elect members to the American house of representatives,.
 Provides Sectional Autonomy.
 The idea will be to give a large amount of autonomy to each section of Ireland with thoroughly easily ma chinery providing for their combina- ton as soon as they desire to unite, tho bill being intended to pave the road for the elimination of the idea of separation. Tn the comb bined Ire land is indicated even greater pow CTS may be given than are proposed for the separate sections.
 Won't Permit Secession.
 It is expected the premier's an- nOunCcmenI VIII De cOnC1llatOry anu comprehensive In outlining what he hopes will be an acceptable plan. The new scheme of government differs considerably from the plans previous ly discussed and carries concessions on variou question much further. The government in franting the bill Is un- derstood 10 have kept before 1t as pr- mary points first that the secession of Ireland and the establishment of an independent Irish republic could not be tolerated. but that, on the other hand, the present system of govern ment could not be continued and that 1t was impossible to ignore the fact that, thcre were two great sections of Ireland, each of whose claims must be considered.
 Like U. s. State Govt.
 The bill Is understood to provide for granting the fullest possible free dom to the two Irish legislatures. ad- ministering their own affairs with powers similar to those held by the states in America. When questions affecting the empire arise they would come under the consideration of the imperial parliament In which Ireland would have a voice.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
ENTIRE FAMILY IS CITED FOR MURDl
ImmedSaste Relatives of Maude Td Named in Warrants Made Cu|
 by District Attorney.

Lawton Mich, Dec. 20.--Prosecx, Attorney Fl. H. Adams began t< studying all the testimony deveIope the inquest into the death of Nj Tabor, to determine whether the d mother, Mrs. Sarah Tabor, her bro Walter. and Joseph C. Virgo, her band will be brought to trail on d der charges. All three are namel warrants charging murden Despite the verdict of the cor} last night that Miss Tabor whose was found a month ago jamlned in trunk in her home here, had tiie( the result of an illegal operation, aged mother insisted the story she at the inquest was true. She testj her daughter had died in her al as the result of an overdose of chIl form taken to relieve asthma. add that she had withheld the body fl burial in carrying out & pact with younger woman that they be hul together. She denied any knowId of an illegal operation or reason one, which Dr. A. S. Warthn. exi patholosist, had testified was cause of death.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
Comes From Italy
 To Wed Local Man

Miss Teresa Costarie arrived in this country a few days ago to become the bride of Emile Ramp and together they went to the office of City Clerk A. l.. Thompson this afternoon for a license to marry. Emile has been in the country several years, working in a local factory, and saved enough money sufficient to send for his sweet heart in Italy. Accordingly the girl is here and in & few days will be Mrs. rmilie Ramp. The groom lives at 507 East street.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
WILLIAMS NAMED AGAIN
President Wilson Insists That He Become the Comptroller of tho United States Treasury.

Washington, Dec. 2O.--John Skel- ton Williams was again nominated today by President Wilson to be comptroller of the currency.
 The renomination was made, senn- tors explained, to meet senate rules requiring new action with each new session. MT. Williams previous nomination expired with the last session. The new nomination auto matically will go to the senate bank ing committee. which is expected 10 renew its ommendation on a party division that the nomination be not confirmed. Meantime, the renomi nation continues MT. Williams in office.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-20
iIIFEBOAT SWAMPED
 WHEN NEAR SHORE
But Two Victims Accounted For, Although Hope is En- tertained That Others May Reach Land.

Bandon, Ore, Dec. 20.--At least 30 lives were lost when the oil tanker, J. A, Chanslor, bound in ballast from Portland, Ore, to San Francisco was wrecked off Cape Blanco, Thursday night, according to the report Of Earl Dooley, member of the crew who was washed ashore from one of the Chans- lor's life boats near here, early today.
 Many Unnccounted for.
 Besides Dooley, another unidenti- fled man was saved. According to Dooley, the ship struck a reef at G:15 o'clock Thursday night and broke in two few minutes afterWard, the after part of the vessel sinking. taking 30 men down with it. A score of the crew of 5t were still unaccounted for today,
 After the vessel broke in two, &C., y -cording to Dooley's account, ten or 12 of the survivors succeeded in man ming life boats, Captain A. Sawyer being among them.
 Life Boat Is Capsized.
 They drifted about all Thursday night and most of yesterday picking up d seaman who appeared insane when taken from the water and died shortly afterward. On attempting to effect a landing near here. Dooley said, the boat capsZed and he and an unidentified man were the only ones known to have reached shore.
 Dooley expressed the opinion, how ever, that others from the capszed life boat would be found alive along sssass