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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

Now If the people take tho loan.
IS they must, the banks will be left
free to lend to the farmer, the manu-
facturer, the grocer, the butcher. and
the baker so they can get busy again,
Then production and business will
grow and, by the formula. prices win
come to normal. Then we shall all
know where we are at and get
Strengthened out again.
II we leave it to the banks" they
will have mo funds" left for business.
big or little. We, ourselves. will not
be saving and the day of our redemp-
ton will only be postponed. There
will result inevitable imitation and tho
continuance of high and abnormaliy
fiuctuating prices.
The Victory Loan is part OF the war
job just as much as any other Lib
erty Loan. We can not AFFORD to let
George do it," because II we do Wa
shall be turning our hands from tho
pillow before the end of the furrow IL
reached, and leaving big crop OF
weeds to spring up.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
VCTORYLOAN TEST
OF PATRIOTISM-Wood

MAJOR General Leonard Wood, who
camp Funston trained two divi-
Aons OF Americans for overseas
~''ice. has asked the American
w'pie to support the Fifth Loan
we have carried the war on sue
as'uiiy 30 far and we must see 1t
through The Fifth Loan. coming
f" does after the armistice, will
more severe test than the
ue.s' OF the patriotism OF our
Sp'e' 1t Is Just as important as
~ loan We have made, and 1t
v, suio De carried through Just as
ro'ousiy as the others. 1t is no
p A' now to let up on our efforts.
organization is even more diff
~. ano almost as important as the
ss1o OF preparation. Put 1t over.
- 5000 luck We must have it."
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
SHOT 9 TIMES
SOLDIER TAKES
HUN TRENCHES
Corporal Storms Heights OF
Ourcq River With Rem
nants of His Platoon

At the direction of the War Depart
ment General Pershing has forwarded
from France accounts of 100 deeds OF
heroism performed by soldiers of the
American forces. most typical of the
spirit of our army. The story of Cor
poral Sidney Manning is one Of con.
spicuous gallantry.
Corporal Manning was In charge OF
an automatic rifle squad when his bat
TALON assaulted the heights OF the
Ourcq River. During the advance on
the hill Manning's platoon commander
was killed, and Just as the line reached
the crest OF the hill the platoon ser
geant fell.
Corporal Manning then assumed
command OF the platoon. Though he
himself was severely wounded and was
the only survivor of his squad, this sol.
der led forward the 35 remaining mer
OF the platoon against an enemy
strong point, wired. entrenched and
defended by machine guns, which dom.
mated the Ourcq valley. He was re
peatedly wounded but with seven mel
took the position. While his men con
solidated the line he held off a consid
cradle number of the enemy fifty yards
away with his rifle. When the posi-
ton had been consolidated he crawlet
back to shelter, having received nine
wounds.
Backing up such examples Of sacri
eca a, fhfo fha Oovarnm mont ia callinl
on the people to take the Victory LoaI
to pay for the expenses of our wa
time army.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
BRITISH THRIFT

The British War Savings Committee
has become a permanent institution in
England and the following declaration
aas been issued explaining the English
attitude toward thrift:
Quite as important, both as a
source Of revenue and as social
movement. is the restraint of luxury.
and growth of economy and simplicity
Of life among the well-to-do. other
wise goods and services will be vast
ed. War saving applies to all classes,
ind appeals to all incomes"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22

OATS. 5Ss. s5s. 900 bushels. 1902
$4,000.
Barley-25s.s75 900 bushels. $685.
269, 900.
Rye-ss,102.0o0 bushels, s134.947.-
600.
Potatoes-ss7. $500 bushels, s475.-
Y31. 200.
Hay--75, 459. 900 tons. s1.522,473, 000-
Tobacco - 1.240.019, 900 pounds.
y374.31S.000.
Apples-17S,632.OO 900 barrels, $780,
$4,000.
AS a result OF the fIourishing condi-
ton Of the farmer in general the gov
eminent expects him to take a large
block of Victory Liberty Loan Bonds
In April
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
CANNY DOCTOR
PUMPS FRIEND
AND PROFITS
San Francisco Physician Lets
Patients Pay Him in Bonds
Rather Than Cash at Par

This reads or tastes or looks like the
foam of a press agents brew. But 1t
isn't. It actually happened although
1t is propaganda.
There is a physician and surgeon Of
high professional standing In San
Francisco who, II he wasn't Irish.
would be Scotch. He is that canny.
The other day he met friend OF
his, a stock and bond expert. Doc y
as his friends call him, is always look
ing for information. He pumps every
body and they like him for It. So the
bond man wasn't bit surprised when
DOC" shot this at him:
How about the next Liberty Loan
it 1t going to get over?"
at sure WILL" replied the bondman'
"It's going to be the last and the best
of the Liberty Loans"
advise me to load up?" persisted
Doc"
81 sure do-best security In the
world-year from now it will be worth
half again as much as you pay"
"Well, 1 figured 1t out that way my
self" confessed the physician. "Oi
course I was going to buy anyway, but
I think I'll strain everything bit and
really load up"
Suppose you've got previous Is
sues?" asked the bondman.
"Sure, and what's more I'm still Pill
ing those Liberty bonds up. Every
time a patient offers them In payment
grab them. They look good to me.
you're a wise guy-hang onto them
noe I'VE got a few myself. Cots
date with the wife-so long"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1919-04-22
For Bilious Troubles

To promo4e a healthy action OF 'ne
liver and correct the disorders caused
bv biliousness, Chamberlain's TABLETS =.
are excellent. Try them and see now
ouickly they give you relish ior YOU
food and Danish that dull ana s.upiu
feeling.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06

"Tu mas, vrahu, kur - "a
vrtel mezi zuby. A .Crha tfe-
soucimi Sc prsty vztahl po ci-
garete a pres to, re rty jeho
byly sama krev, kouril Sc IA.
vid6ni hodnou rozkoSf - -
"Jak to -" ptame sc
Leitnera = "vzdyt' vas pobo-
dal -"
"To VIM, zahucel nevrle -
"a taky mu to spoctu, jen &C
Sc toho vylizu! Ale ted at
kouri, vrah - kdyz ma chut'.'
Pomyslil jsem 81: ceska po.
vaha! V malichernostech vel
ka a We velkem malicherna. A.
lie srdce vzdy ma pravem mi.
ste =. | prot zlemu neprfteli
Je to chyba jeji, ci je to jej
pfednost? j. Hais Tyneckj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
WSSl It'll WSSl
PRVNf VELEZRADCI.

Ucastnici bourneho hnuti O.
mladinarskeho v letech deva.
desatych, kteri prvni zahajili
'tehdy postup proti habsburske
dynastii a "a to pykali mnoha.
letymi zalari, zalozili nyni v
Praze ma pamet pamatneho
hnuti toho Politely klub O.
mladinarn-devadesatnikn" Dc
predsednictva zvoleni byli u.
niv. prof. DIR. B. Nemec, Jos.
Truhlar, okr. tai. a Ant. Holz-
bach, red. Do vyboru: MUDr.
j. Masak, Aug. Seifert, Ign
Skorkovsky, r. Ender, FIR. Mo.
dracek, Josef Pachmayer, Pr
Klima, j. Ziegloser, DIR. Mou.
lini, Kunes ", Skaba ", On
dracek Fr., JOS. Wesley, Josef
Sultka. V ltery 7. t. m. porada
klub "u Myslikd" I. p. "Vecer
vzpominek".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
(Pokracovani.D
WSsl It'll WSSl
"TU MAS, VRAHU, KUR :

Prijimaci kancelaf vseobec-
ne nemocnice prazske je ne
kdy opravdu jeviStem lidskych
tragedii. Ale nekdy ia neisl-
zavejsl a nejbolestnejSi zvrh-
he Sc mezi jejimi stenami V ira
gikomedii -.
Pozde V noci privezli diva
muze: Crhu a Leitnera. Opo-
vedni, zaprisahli nepratele,
kteri pro devce servali Sc az
k smrti. Leitner mel mad srd-
Gem bodnou ranu a Crhuv obli
cej nebyl vubec k poznani. Ne
navideli Sc ii diva muzove k
smrti, ale tady V priiimaci kan
celari polozili je hezky vedle
sebe ma nositka.
Nezli prisel zurnalni lekar,
Leitner, jehoz zraneni bylo O.
pravdu tezke, vylovil zakrva-
cenou rukou cigaretu. Zapahli
jsme mu il a on bafcil :.
"Kdo vam Zpusobil tn ra-
nu?' ptame Sc no ne bez souci
tu.
"Tenhle vrah," hodil hlavou
k Crhovi. "Jestli pax neumru"
Urednik p. Svoboda ujistil
ho, re rama jest mad srdcem a
re nehrozi mu nebezpeci. To
no upokoiilo; dymal a dymal
a najednou = CO to?
Crha vsecek zbroceny krvi a
S oblitejem hrozne porezanym,
jsa temer V polovicnich mrako
zach, ucitil vnni cigarety. Mad
zvedl Sc 2 nositek rukama
pocal tapati po zemi. Pone-
vadz crcela z neho krev neko-
lika potncky, napomenuli jsme
no, aby lezel klidne.
Poslechl, ale nerad. Jeho
chripi stale natahovalo Sc ma
tn stranu, kde lezel jeho ne
pritel a odkud sladka a neodo
latelna wine cigarety linula Sc
jodoformovou SIM. A tn stalo
1e neco, co mas opravdu pre-
l.vapilo.
Leiorer obratil hlavu k SOU
sednim nositkam, natahl k MIN
ruku a podal Crhovi nedokou-
renou cigaretu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06

"Nikoliv! Jak yite, jest Ia
smucky podivfn a pri vsem
tom, re jeho zdenka je do do
ktora az po KIRK zamilovana,
nechca ten starry zarytec o
.shatku ami slyseti, stoji ma tom
re must pfisti manzel jeii by
III bud 'mlynarem neb slad-
kem."
"FVsak on konecne povoli,"
vece Kaspar; vzdyt' je Eden
ka jedinou jeho dcerou a DIR.
Stransky vytecny a oblibeny
lekar."
"Ba nepovoli,' fekl Opletal,
ma doklad toho mohu vam O.
znamili, re radeji rozlouci sc
$ matkou Jaromira Stranske-
no, nez ably dal menu sestren-
ci ruku Zdencinu!' y
"'Ten svehlavecr' ~
"Ten urputnik!' - znelo to re
vSech stran.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
DOZVUKY
K VOLBAM.

Kazde volby mali sve dozvu
ky. Pfiznivci strany, ktera utr-
pela porazku, zvlaste tt mad
Semi agitatori premysli 0 tom,
co vlastne zavinilo jejich neu-
speech.
Dnes zajiste privrzenci stra
ny denokraticke hledaji prici-
ny, proc tak mnoho demokra-
tn volilo pro mayora Davise,
vzdor tornu (jak Davis v jedn6
schulz tvrdil) re demokrate
venovali $7500.00 ma uplacenf
cizojazycnych casopisu (mimo
Sveta), ktere, V dlouhych agi-
tacnieh clancich Davise spini-
ly a Bishopa odporucovaly. V
demokratickych schGzich rec
nfci misto vysvetlenf poslucha-
cum, co jest treba vykonat,
ably sprava mesta We prospech
obcann byla fizena, spilali Da-
visovi a clennm ieho kabinetu
tax hanebne, re rozvaznym de
mokratIm Sc takova agitace
zhnusila uznali, re mayor
Davis 81 .spise zaslouzi jejich
hlasy nez ii, kteri k ziskani
hlasu tax spinavou taktiku po-
uzivaji.
'Jeden z argumentu, ktery
mel Davisovi uskodit, byla vyt
ka, ze zadluzil mesto o dal-
sich 60 millionu. o tom kazdy
ctenar jest presvedcen, ze duh
ten Sc hromadil Ia spravy de-
mokrata jake Ia spravy repu-
, blikanI.
Ma stavby skolnich budov,
ma stavby hasicskych a policej-
Mich stanic, mostu, chudobince
nemocnice Sc vzdy penize mu
sely vydluzit "a spravy demo-
kraticke jake republikanske a
pax schodek We sprave admin
strace Sc objevil "a mayora
Johnsona a nasledujici majo-
rove, prave jake Johnson, ne
mohli kryti vydaje z prijmI a
] tax duh poroste, pokud zako-
j nodarnou nebude z danf povo
len vetsi prijem ma kryti NEST
skych vydaju. V tech samych
pomerech Sc nalezaji mesta
jina.
Ctenari jsou 81 vedomi, re v
posledni dobe mestskym zri-
zencnm byla mzda zvysena, ,ha
situm zavedena osmihodinna
pracovni doba, po,reby mesta
stouply V Gene, ale prijmy, ma
vydani zustaly ty same a tudiz
duh pribyva.
Jistl politikari zazlivaji
"Svetu' re Sc nepropGjcil ku
spinavemu strannickemu Stva-
nj. My vSak jsme 81 byli vedo-
mi, ze ten zpusob agitace patri
do minulosti a dnes obcane po
zaduji pouceni, neb dukazy.
Jak je to ponizujici, kdyz rec
mix must odvolat novinach
verejne We schulz, co V jine
schulz tvrdil.
Uterni volby nam daily pou-
cent, ze Stvani novinaru, ami
politickych recniku nestoud-
ne .vypravenych agitacnich
pamfletn vice nerozhoduji, jak
obcane mali VOLT, nybrz re vo
Ii die vlastniho usudku. To by
melo byti pro prist6 kazdemu
politikari poucenim. F. S.
WSSl It'll WSSl
" PRVNf VELEZRADCI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
OSLEPL..
Humoreska Cd Ant. MeliSove-
Koarschnerove.

| Zamozny mest'an prazsky,
Matej Zasmucky, sedel jeste u
obeda hlede Sc sladkou vzpo-
minkou ma lahudky a pamlsky
ktere pani Rozarka, pecliva
jeho hospodyne, zvlaste dneS-
niho dine ma stul byla postavi-
la, ably pana a velitele domu V
dobrem rozmaru udrzela.
Vedle ma stolku lezely novi-
ny, doutniky, brejle, slovem
vse, co jen k pohodli domaci-
no pana slouziti mohlo. -
Naproti panu ZasmucKemu
bylo videti, ze s MIN u stolku
nekdo obedval; avsak misto to
bylo uz prazdne osamely
pan Matej pocal netrpelive po-
hlizeti ma dvere. Ocka jej TIL
la; pozdrzel Sc vcera dlouho
u bulky mezi sousedy "u Ger
vinku' a tn uz nemohl sc do
kati chvile, ably 81 trochu po
obede schrupl. Cekal pouzo,
az mu dceruSka pTinese, jak }
obycejne, sklenicku cerne k;.-
Wy.
"Dnes to nejak priliS dlou-
no trva," zamumlal nedockave
a ohlizel Sc po zvonku.
Nu ovsem, dnes nebyl pan
Zasmucky obslouzen jako jim
dy, mel Sc ale podivati do ku-
chyne a mziknutim by byl u
hodl, Gem to omeskani vezi.
u sporaku stala jedina bou-
belata dceruska jeho, opustiv
81 pro stesk panenskeho sveho
srdce tabuli stolujiciho otce.
| Nalevala prave kavu; ale ruce
Sc il TRASHY misto do konvice
nalevala napoj do popelnika 4
misto lzice chopila Sc klesti.
Byla vSecka roztrzita poma-
tena.
| Ale jaky take div! TesnG
vedle nj stal DIR. Jaromir Stran-
sky, mlady a statny to muz. ie
muz Zdenka Zasmucka byla z
celeho srdce oddana ktery
pozadav otce "a ruku dcerinu,
dostal notnym koslkem.
! DR.. Stransky, syn pani Ro-
zarky, pfibyl Sc svou matefi
co male pachole do domu pa
ma Zasmuckeho, kdyz tento
| byl ovdovel a byl zaroven Sc
| Zdenkou vychovan.
Panf Rozarka stala opodal
zamilovaneho parku; oci Sc il
| jiskfily a ma roznicene tvari je-
III bylo patrne videti, re Sc no
toyuje k nejakemu rozhodne-
mu cinu.
| Mlady lekar sklonil Sc k "a
smusile Zdence a pax Sc obra
| til k matce.
| "Matinko, tax to dale nevy-
drzim, ia sc nedam tax zhola
odbyti; Zdenka musi byti mou
kdyby Sc hnev celeho sveta
ma mne vyrititi mel"
| Zdenka dala Sc do hlasiteho
place.
"To je vse marnen" vzlyka-
la, "musfme Sc podrobiti osu-
du. Otec V tomto ohledu nepo-
wolf, ty znas jeho zasady Wis,
re je neoblomny."
Tu oval Sc zvonek jidel-
my a Zdenka sebou trhla. Rych
lie urovnala kavovni nacini ma
tao a utirajic Shy sve chtela
pospisiti k otci; avSak pani Ro
zarka pohladila il ma licich a
vychazela rozhodne ma chod-
bu.
| Ia malou chvili otevfela
dvere Cd jidelny a pristoupila
s kavou ku stolu, kdez pan Ia
smucky .sedel a dymal.
"To jest pekny poradek,
Zdenko,' pravil, avsak zarazil
Sc, vida, re mu kavu misto
dcery prinasi pani Rozarka. o
brativ Sc tazave k sve hospo
dyni, popostrcil brejle ma nos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06

"zENUSKO MA MILA,
vem honem saty, vsechno je v
Sokolovne, pGjdem tam taky!"
- v nedeli dne 16ho listopa-
du sbor Starych OsadnikI od-
byva tanecni zabavu SokoIov
ne ma Wendell ul. Zacatek We
3 hod. odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06

rovi, minite snad, re Sc ucenO-
stf svou nevyrovna vasemu
Ijmeni?'
'"To je prave to, co nam
! proti nemu,' horlil pan Ia
! smucky, "ze je uceny, to mi
vadi; ja take nebyl ucencem a
domohl jsem Sc co prumyslnik
znacneho jmeni. Ne, ne, z toho
mracna nebude dest', ma dee
ra nebude pani doktorovou; o
ma 81 musi viii remeslnika me-
bo prGmyslnika, jako isem
ija byl a bude-li tento sve ziv-
Enosti dobfe rozumeti, nebude
nikdy dome jejich nouze o
kousek chleba.'
Gale vzdyt' ma muj syn ta-
| Ike vynosnou Utmost, kazdym
dnem nabyva stale vice a vice
pacientuv a jeho dobra povest
rosie ocividne."
"Dejte mi pokoj temi let
kvarniky a mastickari; ia ma
ne pranic nedrzim, mali kdo
umriti, tn mu nepomuze, a je-
Ii kdo Zdrav, tn doktora nepo-
itrebuje, je to nevdecne Teme-
slo. Doktorovi dceru nedam".
"Je to bolestne pro mne,"
lpocala panl Rozarka, "vidim-
/ Ii, jak mym synem pohrdate.
| PriSla jsem co mlada vdova S
Jarolimkem k vam a obetovala
jsem vam Cd te dolby vse. -
! Toho jsem 81 Cd vas nezaslou-
| lila vezte, ze vas ma stara le-
ia opustim a dele Il vas nezG-
stanu."
i Pan Zasmucky zbledl.
1 Ma takovyto utok Sc strany
Rozarciny nebyl pripraven.
Nepripadlo mu ami We snu, re
| by Sc mohl odlouciti cd sve
| dlouholete hospodyne, ktera
mu vychovala dceruSku jeho,
s majetke mieho svedomite ma
kladala a takrka myslenky je-
! no uhodnouti dovedla. Bee Ro
zarky nemohl 81 ami svoji do
macnost mySliti. Chvilku Sc "a
mlcel a bafcil z dymky, re Sc
" jidelne rozvlnil kouf, jako v
udirne.
"To byl vzdy Amdj nejkras-
nejSi sen, re jednou Jaromir
a Zdenka :" pokracovala pa
nj Rozarka, avsak nedokonci-
la, nebot' pan Zasmucky il pre-
rival rec.
| "Do3t uz toni" zvolal
| rozhorlene, 81 toho shatku ne
bude mic; kdyby Jaromir ne
| byl doktorem, nybrz mlyna-
rem nebo sladkem, tn by Eden
! ka byla pani Stranskou; ale
takto nikdy. To je me posled-
nj slovo.'
"Tedy vas opustim i Sc svym
Isynem!'
| "Delejte, jak chcete; ale 2
toho poznavam, re jste rovnez
tax nevdecna, jako kazda il
ma; ia 81 ma vas vice Zakladal"
| To Tka opustil jidelnu; ale
nesel 81 tenkrate odpocinouti,
nikoliv; vysel 81 ven do priro-
dy, ably uchlacholil rozcilene
nervy.
| Bylo osm hodin vecer. V no
stinci "u CervinkG" byla uz
kazdodenni spolecnost shro-
mazdena. Byli to vetsim dilem
sami znami NEST 'ane a zivno-
stnici, kteri dlouhou zimni
chvili hrou V karty, ma kulec-
nikG neb sachovnici rozhaneli.
| U jednoho stolu sedeli me-
stan a pekar Velimsky, my
dlaf Kaspar a hodinar Kulha-
mex, cekajice ma kupce Opleta
la, aby mohli svou obvyklou
"Sestadvacitku" zaciti.
Konecne prichazi i Opletal.
! "Kyho vyra, kde pax tax
dlouho vezis?" oslovuje pri-
choziho Velinsky.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-08
W0LL SHEARERS DE-
HANDING MORE
MONEY

Marketing the new clip of wool
ia going slowly on account of delays
in shearing growing out OF demands
for higher prices by the shearers
The wool shearers organizations
have raised the rates for shearing
sheep about thirty per cent in the
face of declining market prices.
Boston buyers are depressing the
market and western holders are slow
to meet their demands for cheaper
wool and seem able to hold the clip.
Receipts of wool in Boston are
about four times as heavy as for
same months last year and foreign
receipts continue heavier than ever.
The holdup of the shearers unions
may be providential in delaying the
rush of the new clips onto the al
ready well supplied markets.
Wool that is moving off is going
at prices of from 35 to 40 cents and
there is no inclination to dump the
product or break the market.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-08

pital, where l lay for thirty days. l
would go for two or three nights In
succession with only two or three
hours sleep. and the following day
would feel entirely worn out. l
seemed to receive no benefit from
my food, was inclined to be consti-
pated and felt unfit for anything. l.
of course, doctored and took medi-
cines of different kinds, but got very
little, II any, results.
while reading the Tacoma paper
one day I came across Tanlac tes-
timonial, given by Denver lady. and
her case was exactly like mine. So
since that time l have been taking
Tanlac and the results have far ex-
ceeded my expectations. have only
been taking 1t for about ten days and
have already been almost entirely re-
lieved of the gas and bloating. My
appetite is SO enormous. and every
thing tastes so good that l have to
guard myself to keep from eating
more than should. have gained
eleven pounds in weight already and
am still picking up. sleep soundly
every night and get up in the morn
ings rested and refreshed So it is
Tanlac has proven to be just the
right thing in my case and l gladly
give others the benefit of my expert.
ence with it,"
Tanlac is sold In Logan by the
City Drug Co.; In Wellsville by thu
Wellsville Drug Co.; in Smithfielt
by Ritter Brothers Drug Co.; in ny
rum by Hyrum Drug Co.; in Rich
mond by A. A. Thomas. and in Lew
iston by Lewiston Drug Co. ADV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-08
OUR GREATEST NEED
BUSINESS ADMIN
ISTRATION

The greatest need of our country
is injection of business principles In
to public administration.
We must have system OF govern
ment and we must have men to ad-
minister and execute that govern
ment.
All this being true, government
therefore resolves itself into a bust
ness pure and simple. and the Office
holders who conduct that business
are the employees of the public and
nothing else.
But We must recognize that we
have among us distinct class known
as politicians. They are afflicted with
an itch for office, which is really
disease.
The mercenary office seeker should
Dt NhN w uNdl WIN VIC
have made up our minds to clean this
whole business up, 1t should be no
trouble whatever TO obliterate from
the atmosphere the stencil of the
cheap professional politician,
Every community is well acquaint-
ed with that species. What they
seek is an easy living at the public
expense Their idea is to sit in an
Office smoking cigars with their feet
on desk and get salary for II out
of the taxes that the rest OF us pay
on what we have acquired in proper
ty by endless industry and hard
work
Industries and business must not
only pay the bills for the services of
the professional but suffer intolera-
BILE interferences from that class
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-08
WHO WOULD PAY?

The Standard OIL Company OF Cal
ifornia paid s4,90O,OO as first quar-
ter payment on its 1918 income and
excess profit tax. Other oil compan-
ies paid large amounts.
And thereby tale. Suppose the
government owned the oil wells as
many politicians OF Socialistlc or Boil
shevistic learnings advocate; also the
railroads, wire lines, insurance, util-
tiles. shipping, etc.
Who would be paying the taxes
and who would be buying the Liber-
ty Bonds? Did you ever hear OF the
post Office paying any taxes or buying
any bonds.
No! The added tax burden would
be shifted to the common people to-
gether with increased cost of opera
tlon ana ADDED expense OF public Of
ficials.
The Railroad administration and
Mr.. Burleson have dearly proved this
with the railroads and telegraph
lines by increasing cost and reducing
service to the public. Millions OF
taxes now paid by these private cor
porations would be shifted onto the
individual and taxpayer under COM
plete ownership.
Europe crumbled under govern
ment ownership and paternalism, let
us fight IT to the end in this country.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-08
Noted Attorney Out.
With. Facts.
HON. II. w. DAMON FEELS 1T HIS
DUTY TO TELL PUBLIC OF
HIS EXPERIENCE

Business men, professional men.
farmers ARTISANS. in fact people In
all walks Of life. including innumer-
able women, are now taking Tanlas
and are testifying daily to the pre-
paration's remarkable merits. This
evidence is further
strengthened by the statements of u.
w. Damon, q we'll known attorney
at-law who resides at 1712 Yakima
street South, Tacoma, Wash. Mr..
Damon practiced his profession in
the state OF Ohio for thrty-five years
and has many staunch friends
Throughout the west. In relating his
experience with Tanlac recently Mr..
Damon said:
Il feel il my duty to do what ever
l can to help suffering humanity,
and 1 am more than glad for the sake
of others, to give this statement
about my wonderful improvement
since began the use OF Tanlac. /
have suffered great deal during tn
past two years from Indigestion and
stomach trouble in very severe
form. My food would not digest
properly but would lay in my stom-
ach and ferment, causing gas, bloat-
ing and much pain about my heart
At times l was so affected by this
tgas that could hardly breathe, and
had intense pains all through my
chest! Twice / was in such a bad
way that l fell to the floor in an
Unconscious condition, and the sec
ond attack put me in such bad shape
that l had to be carried to the hos