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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-01

TO THE VOTERS
OF LOGAN CITY
The unexpected has happened The Nonpartisan cand
dates are out with somewhat belated statement in
which they their loyalty to the city electric light
plant and in most positive terms pledge themselves
policy of support, maintenance and enlargement
of that institution.
The gentlemen in doing so running true to
Non form six years ago their candidates for
office pledged themselves in emphatic language to the
policy and then did nothing toward redeeming the
promises made Two years ago the Non Partsans in
published statement appearing just before election said
ION ACCOUNT OF THE GROWTH OF THE CITY
AND THE INCREASED USE AND DEMAND FOR
TEEN YEARS THE CAPACITY OF THE PLANT is
NOT EQUAL TO THE DEMANDS OF THE CITY AND
10 BE TAKEN N 70 ACQUIRE MORE POWER OWE AND
TO RECONSTRuCT AND ENLARGE THE PLANT.
WE BELIEVE THAT ALL AVAILABLE INFORMA-
CIFTcATIoNS AND ESTIMATES PREPARED AIRED AND Al ID
THE WHOLE PROBLEM SUBMITTED TO THE
PEOPLE"
lWa respectfully submit that there has been no at
tempt to make good these promises Why?
One of the impeling reasons for the entry of the
Citizens candidates into this campaign was the utter
failure OF the Nom to redeem their pledges as
10 the electric light plant and at the outset OF the
campaign they announced boldly their belief that the
issue involving the welfare of the municipal plant was
the most vital one before the citizens of Logan
We maintain that the belated promises of the Non
now should be viewed in the light of their past
performances and are willing to abide the judgment of
the voters to that for the facts here related are
generally known.
Our candidates made the plant the issue of this cam
pagn standing as its defenders from the very start and
tney give you their word undepreciated by the broken
promises OF any organization to which they belong that
II elected they will make the plant their special care
They are absolutely footloose and free to give the
service they promise They do own nor have thew
ever owned stock or bond of the Utah Power and Light
Co., nor are they cnected with that corporation in anv
way whatsoever Neither will investigation show that
any member OF the committee advancing the interests of
these gentlemen favors the sale of the city plant Will
the NonPartsan candidates say that of the members Of
their committee? -
b. G. THATCHER GEORGE DTrNpAp
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-01

Miss lone Smith OF Pocatello is a
guest Of Mrs. VIM. Watson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-01

OF Malad, Idaho Fall flowers formed
the centerpiece and covers were laid
for fifteen guests.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-01

Mrs. /. S. Smith and daughter vir-
ginia are spending the day in Ogden.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07
De Sociedad
MUEvo cRlsTIANo

El Domingo fue llevado a la pila de
hautismo Ell niho del Sr. y la Sra
Fred ", Hernandez. de Flagstaff,
Ariz., por la Senorita Isabel Herman
dez v ell i0yen Arthur Hesh. FL nue.
yo c~ristiano al recibir las aguas del
bautigmo Sc le do por nombre John
Frederick Victor, la ceremonial bau-
tismal fine atendida por los numero
SOS familiares del Sr. Hernandez tgual
que por varios amigos. En- obsequio
del eyento Sc celebro una tertulia yes
pertina, que Sc efectu0 en- la casa del
ST.. v Sra. A. s, Aivord. La tertu'
liza fu6 al ARE fibre, hubo mdsica, can
clones y refrescos, v estuvo muy AMI
NADIA, habiendo reclbido el nuevo pa
pa y mama numerosas fe~licitaciones
Atendiercn a la fiesta las siguientes
personals: Sr. y Sra. Dan G.. Ortiz. Sr.
y Sra. f. H. Baca, Sr. Y Sra. A. Hesh,
Sra. Erwin. Sra. Tiboat, Sra. Pache'
GO, Sra. Thomson. Sra. Weeks. Sra
Torrez, Sra. Apodaca, Sra. Griialda,
Sra, De Vargas, Sr. y Sra. Fred Y
Hernandez, Sr. y Sra. A. $. Alvord
Srita, Isabel Hernandez Srita Lucy
Knight. Srita. Lena Duran, Srita. Pi
lar Delgado7 Srita, Lola Delgado,
Srita. Eloisa Martinez, Srita. Nellie
Martinez, ST.. Arthur Hesh, ST.. Jaco-
BIO Lucero, Sir, Ralph Rodriguez, ST.,
Joe Duran.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07

sillas de montar seran colocadaa en-
81 suelo, mn balazo sera disparado en-
senal de maniobra, a este momento
las yeinte mulas ~apareceranI en- Ia
escena. por aqui y ALI. mientras que
~ciiarenta vaQueros Sc adhieren tenaz-
mente a los indomitos animales con
las miras dc asegurar Ia silla de mon
tar, tan pronto como este este con
seguido, 20 vaQueros saltaran sobre
Las sillas Y ~atentaran jinetear las bron
cas mulas. minutes despu6s de foda
esta naniobra Sc veran en- la arena
una confusion sensational. 20 mulas
desenfrenadas lleyandp sobre sus To-
mos a 20 audaces Yaqueros animales
y jinetes en- n continua luchao mos
trando I'm espectaculo que Sc grabara
en- la mente de todos los expenditures
segdn anuncian los promotores de d.
cha celebration.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07
oRANDE PuENrE LLEVApo PoR
LA cREciENTE EN- LA VIA
DE LA COSTA.

~. L|L.r-L L.MIIN -.|."||||A
Flagstaff, Ariz., Agosto 2-pespu6a
de que los empiedos del Santa Fe
habfan construido una via para pasar
Ell ldeslaYe en- blackberry, cerca de
Seligman anoche, volviendo a renudar
81 trafico que habia sido ~suspendido
por muchas horas, 81 grande puente
del Santa re sobre 81 rio Puerco fue
lleyado por la creciente, paralizando
81 trafico mi yez mas. El RIO Puer-
60 esta cerca de Houclx, como unas
1875 millas al poniente de Flagstaff.
Las autoridades del la Inca ferrea
han mantenido %yeladores en- Ell puente
hace algdn tempo. temiendo los re-
sultados de las dltimas lluvias. ri
dicho puento es uno de los mas gran
des y mas costosos a 10 largo de la
via del Santa Fe en- este estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07
ANuNclo

Deseamos anunciar al mercado y a
nuestros amigos que hemos conclude
nnegtro contrato Y arriendo annual de-
MOLINE y elevator en- Eepafola, per
teneciente a la Espahola Milling &
Elevator Company, y hemos devuelto
Id propiedad a ellos.
De ahora en- adelante tenderness
una oficina ramal v pleas de almace-
maize en- Ell estado y de ese Conditional
punto operaremos.
Nuestro principal negocio sera de
suplir a los concentrates al por ma
yor en- Ell estado con Ell producto de
rapas EN- Totes de carros va sea en- el
ctono, invierno 0 primavera. Nosotros
garantizamos Ell suplir los mejores
productos.
THE COLORADO-NEW MEXICO
PRODUCE COMPANY
Headquarter: CENTRIC COLO, IVA.
lie de San Luls.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07
Variedades

(Viene de la Tercera Plana)
las regiones donde yive estan inya
riablemente frfas y 81 frfo es contra
rio a la buena nataci0n. Hay osos
que madam cuarenta y cincuenta XII
l6metros sin gran ~esfuerzo.
Uno de los nadadores mas velocea
es Ia ardilla, y muchas " no acua-
ticas madam como patos cuando 81
ven obligadas q clio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07
MALES DE vERANo PR0NTOI
Sc ALlVlAN.

Como dos amos pasados mientras
que rufrfa de un ataque de enferme-
dad de yerano tom6 ell Remedio de
Chamberlin para ell Colico y Diarrea
y me alivi6 acknowledgements" es-
cribe la Sra. Henry levitt, de Clark
Mills, N. Y. Este es I'm excelente re
medic para colico y diarrea v debe-
ria mantenerse o mano por todas las
familias. :
De venta en- todas parties
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07

que q 10 menos cinc0 horas deberll
de pasar entire cada comida para dar
al alimento suficiente tempo para
|digirirse y al est6mago in periodic
az descanso antes de tomar Ia SO.
'eunda comida. Entonces 81 listed
no come mas que 10 que necesita y
re tuma i'm ejevcicio raxonable cada
cfa no necesita de apenarse por su
apetito. CuanGo la perdida de ape.
tito es causada por constipation, CO..
mo es 81 case amenudo. ESQ deberia
de ser correefdD inmeditamente. Una
ddsis do las Tabletas dc Chamber
lain 10 hard,
De vonta en- todas parteaD
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07
NEGRO sENTENclADo A LA HoR
CA EN- CLAYTON POR OAR LA
MuERTE A. SU PADRAsTRo.

Clayton, N. Mex.-Edgar Allen, un
negro de Duncan, Okla, fue conyicta-
do en- la corte de este lugar por haber
dado muerte a gu ~padrastro en- Gre
enyille, N. Mex, Ell IL de Noviembre,
1918, Sc le s~entenci6 81 sabado para
ser ahorcado en- esta ~poblaci6n Ell
~ de Agosto pr6ximo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07
A Los suscHIToREs DE
81 NUEVo MExicANo

Las suscripclones al "Nuevo
Mexisano Sc ~suspeuden Ell dfa que
expIra Ia subscription, y a mcnos
que ~recibamos 81 pago ~adelantado
en- dlcha fecha 0 antes, dejars de
reciblrIo hasta que 10 renueve.
FL console dc ~Industrlas de 0ue-
IRA en- Washington requlere que
los perl6dIcos suspendan a los u
critores morosos, tanto en- la cIu-
dad como los que Sc mandan POI
81 correo, con 81 fin de onserva
y ahorrar Il papeI blanco. 81 gu
subscription esta para termInar, 10
sugerimos que Ia renueve ain de-
mora con 81 fin sde que no haya
interruption en- Ell serviclo y re-
cIba su perlodlco pronto.
FL precIo de suscrIcI6n cs 81
mlsmc; 500 por 81 aho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07
pERpIpA Sc ApEriro.

Como regla general no hay NADIA
serio en- Ia perdida de apetito. Y 81
listed come solamente dos comidas
al dia por algunos dias pronto ten
dra deseos de conner cuando Sc lie
ga la bora de "a comida. Recuerde
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07

De VENTA.. Tengo en- mi pc-
der una buena maquina de t~rlllar,
frijol y trigo (tamaho mediano),
que vendere a precio modlco-To-
da persona lnteresada lie conven-
drs verIa 0 sollcitar mas porme-
nores. Dirijanse a:
ADELAIDE N. ORTIZ,
800 Jefferson St., Santa Re, n. N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07

PERDlDo en- 81 Canine del Canon
un ~saco-holsa conteniendo ropa, pa
peles y un, llavero con llaves. La per-
soma que 10 halo puede quedarse con
la ropa. devolver los papeles y las
lllaves y recibira un peso de recon-
,pensa.
w. r. cantelou, 224 Grant Ave.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07
REMEDlo DE cHAMBERLiN PARA
Ell COLiCO N DIARREA.

Esta medicina siempre Sc ma CANA
do la buena opinion, sino las ala
banzas de los que Ia usan- Pru6beia
cuando necesite semejante remedi1,
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07

Don Reyes Trujillo, de Chimayo,
N. M, acompafado dc su hija Elena
4 Trujillo, nos hicieron una vista el
martes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07

La Sra. ETH. Baca, de esta ciudad.
partira el domingo para Albuquerque.
n. M, de allf Sc ira por d~iligencia
rara los Oios de Jemez. a donde Sc
kometera a un tratamiento de banos
lecomendado por su medico en- alivio
de sus males. El Sr. =. H. Baca Ia
acompaiara hasta Ia Ciudad del Du-
que. Felix viaje y buen %proyecho
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07

La Sra. Antonita L. de Torrez, es-
rosa de Don Alexandra Torrez, de
Las Vegas, NJ NJ Sc ~encuentra do vi
sta en- esta, donde ha venido a per
manecer una temporada con sus hi
Jos, Ell ST.. y la Sra. Herman 6. de
Herrera, quienes viyen ahora en- esta
ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-08-07

Durante la semana visit6 la capital
Ell Sr, Jose @. Lobato. de Chamita, N.
NJ, condado de Rio Arriba. Ell ST..
Lobat0 vino a esta 0 el fin de
solicitar los seryicios de la Srita Ru-
tina Monies. para maestro del distri-
to N m. 233, de Chamita donde ella
actuo como maestro Ell termino pasa-
do.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-17

G. A Tervo, Canadian collector of customs at the boundary, was canoe ing on the Stikine when he saw five grizzlies on the river bank. He had only eleven cartridges in his belt, but opened fire and brought down four out of the five before exhausting his am munition. Mir. Tervo killed five griz- zlies early in the season.
 Dr. William Turnbull the White Pass veterinary and assistant to the manager of the winter mail service between Dawson and Whitehorse, ar rivedg in Dawson recently to prepare for the winter He states that fine string of horses has been secured for the mail route between Dawson and Whitehorse.
 Both the herring packing concerns at Port Walter have stopped work for the season. There is one company that operates in Big Port Walter and one in Little Port Walter. Most of the crews have left, but the packs remain to be transported south yet. Although the plants got up good packs they could have handled more herring. The herring this year were plentiful ont on the high seas but did not run into the bays where they could be caught easily. The fact that they did not run into the bays is attributed to more whales being killed. The whales pursue the herring, which, fishermen say, run into the small bays and in- lets to avoid them.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-11-17

a number of operators with dumps on their hands which can not now be sluiced until next summer.
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-03-19
SCHOOL TEACHERS AND DIRECT
OI.S RESIGN.
Supt. Fleming, Seven Teachers and
Two Directors Hand in Resigna-
tons.

Last Monday the school board of
the Independent District of DEBORAH
met to organize for the coming year,
and at the meeting President G.. F..
Baker and R. Algyer resigned from
the board.
Supt. E. NJ. Fleming, who had an
other years contract also handed in
her resignation, and seven other
teachers notified the board that they
would not teach here next year.
Messrs. Baker and Algyer had one
more year to serve, but they decided
to retire. These men have been on
the board eight years and had one
more year to serve. They are re-
cognized A. No. l business men and
have given the school the best of
service, and it is with regret we see
them leave the services of the
schools, and it will be hard to fill
their places with men who will give
any better service.
Mrs. Fleming resigns after four
teen years service in the DEBORAH
schools, six years principal and eight
years as Superintendent. Supt. Flem-
ing is an educator of marked ability
and has brought and kept the school
to high standard, and her many
friends will regret to see her leave
the superintendency of our schools,
where she has given such long and
efficient service.
The other seven teachers who
notified the board they would not
teach here next year are Principal
A. C. Lynch, c. A. Hollister, teacher
of economics and history; Miss Ella
Treat, music; Miss Constance Gil
ham, drawing; Earl T. Bowen, geo..
metry and manual training; Miss
Lillian Winter, English and French
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-03-19
THE CITY ELECTION.
Two Candidates Out for Mayor and
Plenty of AIdermanic Candidates

Saturday, March Is, was the last
day for filing for city offices here for
the city election which will take
place Monday, March 81.
Alderman Richard Bucknell has
entered the race for mayor, and OF
course Mayor N. Willett, who was
elected by the council to fill z. j.
Hooks uneXpired term will also be a
candidate.
For city treasurer E. J. Curtin has
filed his papers and will be candi-
date and John Hargreaves has filed
as candidate for assessor.
Two park commissioners are to be
elected this year and the candidates
are l.. B. Whitney and A. T, Holton
and both gentlemen are on the board
now. ...'"
For alderman in the first ward
there are three candidates, Alderman
J. ]. McAndrews, Henry Halyorson
and w. B. Ingvoldstad.
In the second ward there is only
one candidate, l.. j. Nesheim, the
tailor. e.. ..... .
In the third ward Emil RosenthaI
and Frank Bernatz are the candidat-
es and the fourth ward candidates
are P. H. Schlatter, the harness
dealer and Alvin Rollins. In the fifth
Alderman Geo. Hislop and Henry
Symonds are the candidates.
For alderman at large there are
two candidates to be elected, and
there are three candidates in the
field. The present Aldermen r. B.
Bergeson and H. Engbretson have
filed and H. B. Winter has also filed.
The latter gentleman is vice presi-
dent of the American Drug & Press
Association, manufacturers OF the
Meritol remedies in this city and is
a capable man.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-03-19
Hold Onto Uncle Sans Insurance

All existing insurance contracts
may be continued at substantially
the present rate of premium, for
period of five CD years after peace
has been declared as by proclamation
of the President of the United States.
A little later, information will be
sent with notices of monthly pre-
miums, showing polie~ holders how
they may convert their present in
surance contracts to permanent poll
cies. The converted policies will be
carried by the government, and not
by private Institutions as the i'm
preston seems to be, and the pre-
mium rates will be based on the age
of the insured at the time the con-
version is made. Premiums hereto
fore paid merely covered the cost
OF the insurance, and there is no
cash value for changing TO the per-
manant !pDlicies. The rates will be
considerably lower than those of
policy contract will contain pro-
visions more liberal than those of
any private insurance company.
Conversions will be made without
medical examination to the insured,
provided premiums are paid to date.
In the meantime, hold on to Uncle
Sans insurance, 1t is very import
ant that those who carry War Risk
insurance should continue to pay
their premiums after discharge, in
order that insurance may not lapse.
HAROLD H. FISHER,
80 ~" g.u-~ 1st 1t. Inf. Y. 5. A.
, ~ - p. of M. S. & T,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-03-19
Mistakes.

When a plummer makes mis-
take he charges twice for it,
When a lawyer makes mistake, it
is just what he wanted, because he
has a chance to try the case all over
again.
When a carpenter makes mistake
it's just what he expected.
When a doctor makes mistake
he buries it.
When a judge makes a mistake, it
becomes the law of the land:
When a preacher makes a mistake
nobody knows the difference.
When an electrician makes a mis-
take, he blames it on induction; no
body knows what that means.
But when an editor makes mis-
take-Good night! ! I! !
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-03-19

hHNOh ~hSNt tiC lEhSS vi .
Waverly Republican: This sure is
queer world. The other day we met
man who has all of this worlds
goods that any man needs. He hasa
fine family and a beautiful home,
yet when We greeted him with our
very best Good morning, SIR he
grunted something about morning"
and it was grunted just as though he
begrudged the breath it took. The
next fellow he met was a man who
works for a living. He has a big
family Of mighty fine good natured
children, and judging from outward
appearances the family must be
somewhat crowded in the house in
which they live. But, oh, what a
difference in the way he said good
morning. There was no saving of
breath-it was a good, This is
mighty good morning. Hope your
folks are all we'll" 1t wasn't what he
said so much as the way he said it
that sent us to the office feeling that
this was pretty good old world after
all. 1t made us forget the grunted
greeting of the first mentioned party.
Give us the fellow who can say ''hel-
10" just as though he was glad to say
it, and not as though he was doing
a favor in condecending to speak.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-03-19


he the president furnish the visitor completely equipped
passenger train gratis for the purpose of conducting
travelling college in Iowa teach farmers how to breed
and produce and better corn No such astounding
requisition had ever before been made a railway
official and the modest man was asked who he was
where he came FROM and by what authority he made such
a request.
q My name is P G. Holden. represent the Iowa
State College of Agriculture want show the farmers
OF Iowa how to produce better corn, and few more
millions of bushels of it annually in order to increase the
wealth of the state of Iowa and incidentally more
railway tonnage out of and into Iowa..
O. That the substance of Holdens reply. He got
the train and made good to the farmers of Iowa and to
the railroad company. And he started something that
has spread all over the nation and added knowledge and
profits to farming dairying, stock raising and every
associated interest and industry. 49,
-: Gs
q Another lowan whom his and nation are proud
TO honor is James Wilson, Who out of the twenty-nne
This wonderful expansion makes it necessary TO dor
Write to the main office at Mason City for full pareul
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-03-19
Bonus for Soldiers.

A bonus of $50 will be given to
all persons who have served in the
military or naval forces and who
have been honorably discharged
since April 6, 1917. The original
discharge certificate should be sent
to Washington, and it is suggested
that the, men register their dis
charge papers at the county record
er's Office, or else have a certified
copy made for their own use before
sending the original. to Washington.