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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-06

ries.
Nature supplies the sparrowS with
berries just as stored capital M
experienced brains plan industries
and make employment possible.
The sparrows and the agitatCrs en-
joy making the big noise and eating
the berries which they do no: p,o-
vide.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-06
PUBLIC APPROVAL rs
LACKING

The fact is that the whole cause
OF labor as in everything else. is de-
pendent for success upon public ap-
prevail. Lacking that endorsement Il
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-06
Ma<ino All Unreal.

Insncerty in mans own heart
must mike all his eEJoyments, all that
concerns him. unreal; so that his
whole life must seem like q merely
..ramatic representa- lon.---Hawthoru
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-06

$4,000 EXTRA VOTES WILL BE GIVEN TO EVERY CAN
DIDATE FOR EACH CLUB OF $40 in campaign collections
turned into this office before Saturday Nov Sh This
is the largest remaining offer Of the campaign and
candidate should do her best to bring $50 clubs
M possible during this offer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-11-06

Forty million dollars worth OF eggs
are destroyed in the United States
each year through careless handling
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS
 TO END TASTY MARRIAGE

MIAMI, Aug. 22-W. c. Morgan,
 father of Virginia Morgan, stated that
 divorce proceedings were begun yes terday to annul the marriage of his
 daughter to Lewis Church. Mir. Nor
 gan stated that early yesterday morn ing he had come to the conclusion that it was better to allow the nasty mar riage to stand and aid the young peo- ple to begin married life under the
 best conditions possible and had the perjury proceedings withdrawn and Church released from the county jail. MT. Morgan says that he then had a lengthy talk with Church and that his actions and conversation con vinced him that he had misrepresent- ed his business standing and his fam ily connections, and telegrams of in- quiry confirmed his suspicious. Also a telesram from an Fl Paso bank re- ceived by a business man here stated that a cheek which Church had given was worthless and the conclusion was reached. MT. Morgan says thai Church intended to make his ,sojourn in this district as short as possible, Mir. Morgan then went to his daugh' ter and laid the facts before her. de tailinS Church's attempts to shield himself by laying all blame for the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

hasty marriage and the misstatements about her age upon the young bride herself Miss Morgan then stated to her father that she did not want to see Church again and would not live with him and authorized him to take steps to have the marriage annuled and she restored to her maiden name. Divorce proceedings were commenced yesterday afternoon. Church told three or four persons yesterday that he in tended to leave the district this morn ing and it is thought that he has gone. It is said that he told Miss Morgan and d lady friend that he had been with the Fl Paso Herald four years and was a high salaried man, while
 Mir Morgan says that he learned that Church had been with the Herald two months and was subscription solicitor on commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
A BAR TO PROGRESS

herself loser and Nogales the
 administration ' the Tucson out exultngly in
 through the efforts of the of natural location manufacturing and its growing fame summer resort etc. Construction be employed market surrounding addition the cs indus secured.
 locating said alow plant it found that could build railroads
 
 administration
 of would be cheaper plant where there site with all readiness and build So
 incident just example of the drawbacks to operation incentive private industry in of expected present
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
WE MAKE HISTORY FASTER THAN GRANDPA DID

fathers and grandmothe mOnopolz
 the conversation when it to comparing present day! \ with the past. A They pioneer experiences any radically different from happened young this generation were youngsters,
 do attempt amazing changes from national prohibition telephones strike.
 overwhelmed with ramatic material al modern existence make us When will history making its speed?
 high school youths Rsbee who recall when big juicy watermelons apiece!
 remember Walter Wellmsn laughed at proposing the
 twenes who attended movies when every film depicted a wi eck-breaking tmbles.
 The feelings hurt when children hak back exci ing iIhabit ralroadng required some head f
 Baker psychological cessty Isn't apply psychology shoes?
 considerable official conversation to the bad old scout after all
 There isn't hope overhrowng until he is posed than the blessing of the 
 You buy goods than according Myers The Crusaders didn't find hat O affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
YUMA COUNTY ATTORNEY
 OPENS H. c. OF L. EIGH

YUMA, Aug. 22.-That the cost of living $ gJing to take a tumble in Yuma ''ith'n t C next 30 days is the staten ant ma iH by County Attorney Timn,ons vesttIday. In accordance with instru 'tiohs received from feder- al anl state authorities the county attorney wnl at once begin investiga- tions ?nd if any profiteering or hoard ing is found IT. this city the guilty persons will b. prosecuted
 Acc jrding to a plan announced yes terday by the ounty attorney he is going 70 n j+ify every business house in Yuma to submit a list of staple articles carried by the said business houses With pices they paid for the staple nd the prices they received for them. Notice is to be given to every business, bC use to cut down all war prices tat they only make req sonabte D oft and if the cut is not made in 30 avs then prosecutions will be co".ynen ,:d and carTSed to the limit
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY

ton of the British embassy at Wash ington since Lerd Grey though am bassador with full power, is only oc- cupying tho post that has been too long vacant until the British govern, ment can find suitable appointee who can occupy the position for a longer time than Lord Grey finds possible. Nevertheless, for tho next year or two, which may be a period of great importance in Anglo-Ameri. can relations, this very responsible post will be occupied by man of proved capacity. and American and British interests should both profit by the conjunction,
 AS LODGE SUGGESTS.
 New York Tribune.
 As Senator Lodge suggests the champions ot the covenant have re- lied too much on cant and insincere pratings concerning their lofty ideal. ism. The healthy mind rejects an such stun. The issue has never been between those who favored and those who opposed league of peace, The breath of life could not be blown into this cadaver. The abuse has failed because bottomed on no pertinent fact When the presidents friends are pleased to act as rational human beings the treaty, with appropriate and needed reservations, will doubt less be speedily ratified.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
WHY NOT CLEAN UP PHOENIX
IKE murder, corruption will out.


 \ our air Of su-
 sister cities - patronzng than became irksome pridefu has its in their bi shown smaller municipalities of the state that the of the state bright light they fully to their importance
 Of course any all that while live the traditional aridity Of only damp but usually downright wet lines conraband liquor country metropolis of Valley
 that Phoenix had her visitor who felt the there plenty of places tickle goddess All this of course wa looking the of her underworld still bore herself proudfully.
 gambler, notorious the Phoenix gaming In the wake of that gambling flowing freely that familiar figures in the all this and parenty gamblers slayer
 Phoenix, the immaculate cleanup. It is time
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
OFFICIAL SONG IS
 TO BE DISTRIBUTED

PHOENIX, Aug 22.-Andrew Bau- inert, secretary of the board of direc- tors of state institutions, is in re ceipt of a copy of Arizona" adopted by the last session of the legislature as the official state song.
 Baumert has approved claim of S250 for the copyright, to be paid to Margaret Rowe Clifford of Bisbee, and is now arranging to secure the distribution of copies to all schools and institutions of the state as well as to the battleship Arizona, all this being in compliance with the provls- ions of the law adopting the song.
 Before copies of the song are dis tributed, Baumert is considering cer- tain changes in the cover design. The present design shows three giant cac- ii growing out of a plane of sombre hue, together with an inset contain ing the photograph of the author. Bau- inert believes that the design would be enhanced by the addition of the Arizona state flag in colors, and again he is of the opinion that song ot this 6ind should have some matter to stamp it as official. To this end he is considering having the law adopting the anthem printed on the cover, together with the aye and nay vote on the measure as 1t was passed through both houses of the legislature.
 These are only suggestions, says Baumert, which he will lay before the state board of directors. He is open tc further suggestions.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
MAN WHOSE AUTO STRUCK
 SEN CIAYPOOL IS "GUllTY

MIAMI, Aug. 22.-R. Navarette, the avenue tailor charged with reckless driving when his car knocked down and dangerously wounded Senator w. Dl Claypool a week ago last Sunday on the highway in Claypool, was de clared guilty at the conclusion of the trial in Judge McEachren's court yes terday afternoon. Sentence will be passed upon Navarette late today. He is at liberty on bond of $500. The occupants of the car who were taken into custody for not reporting the case were not placed on trial.
 The case against Navarette was finished late this afternoon and he was found guilty, the court assessing fine of $20O and sentenceing him tc serve 50 days Tn the county jail. The commitment was issued late this alt ernoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
CHARGED WITH SELLING
 ICE ON SHORT WEIGHT

GLOBE, Aug. 22-Chief Pipyan yes terday morning filed the complaint against Will Ziede, as a servant of the ice company, charging the defendant with falsifying weights. A. McAlpine, Bob Henry and R. Ffnney are named as witnesses to the act. R. E. Mer- ritt, state sealer of weights and meas ures, says he has many reports of short weights given by the ice com panies of this district and he plans making an example in this instance. Ziede will be arraIgned this morning. Assistant County Attorney Dougherty will prosecute the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
Here and There m Arizona

na property ip the Silver Hill district.
 The Ohio-Arizona is developing the old Silver Hill property, which it pur chased from N W. Faison.
 The deal for the Indians, Arizona was, made through s. L. KinsaIl. MT. Ford, the owner of the property, lives at Kokomo, Ind. The Indiana-Arizona is better known as the old Paddy Woods mine.
 The Ohio-Arizona have established quite a camp and are developing a nice body of ore. They will be ready for shipment when the Sasco shelter reopens.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
PARIS GREEN AND MIH GOSH
 HELPED WIN THE BIG WAF


 Paris Green helped win the war. So Bell. All of them were in the army, according to file cards in the bureau of war risk insurance.
 Paris Green lives in Huntington, w. Va, Little Kittie Kar in Norfolk, Va, and Dinner Bell Page was rung into service from Urich, Mo.
 The broad jump record in names goes to a resident of Salmon, Idaho, who hurdles five before he reaches the tape. He is Harry Adolph Thomas Richard Eugene Bullock and the clerks in the bureau are tempted to disturb MT. Rullock's continuity by punctuating him.
 The clerks have yound forty-nine ways of spelling Aloysius and eighteen ways of spelling Ignatz. There were fifty-three thousand Johnsons; fifty one thousand Smiths and eighteen thousands and five hundred Walkers in the service. Forty-seven thousand Williamses were with the colors. There were fifty-one Jose Rodriguezes in the 374th Infantry.
 Abraham Lincolns, George Wash lnSlOnS, hOOSIl E. LeeS anu Williah Jenningses were in the service by the hundreds. Napoleon Bonaparte, or rather a dozen of him, fought for the United States. General Grant, Gener- al Wellington and General Jackson al- so helped beat the Germans. Quite a few Virgin Marys were in the army, too. These latter were largely men of Latin descent. Orange Cobb of No lima, N. C., and his son, Lemon Cobb were in the service.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
THE OLD GUARD DIES
 BUT NEVER SURRENDERS.

Why" asks disciple of old John Barleycorn, why make home made beer when you can make or buy cider? It's not against the law to have, sweet cider and if you keep it long enough it's bound to get a kick in it. Old fashioned cider is the answer to this prob lem. Why worry?" Well, for one reason, the price of apples is sui ficient grounds for the average, everyday worrier.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
SAYS CHIHUkHUA OVERRuN
 WITH GANGS OF RANDl-

MIAMI, Aug. 22.-E M. Flores, for mer secretary of the miners union, returned home to Miami few days ago from Mexico. He has been down hundred miles or so out from Chi huahua, where a brother-in-law owns a mine. Flores states that the country is overrun ana that industry is at standstill. He says that the Carranza government is doing all possible to establish stable conditions aud encour- aged his brother-in-law in the opera tion or his mining property, but on ac- count of disturbed conditions he was comp lied to close down. He left the country prior to the invasion of the eighth cavalry of the United tSates army and did not know what effect that was having upon the minds of the Mexican people. Flores says Mi ami is plenty good enough for him.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
cATrIEMEN ARB STRIPPED
 OE CLOTHING NEAR TEMPE

PHOENIX, Aug. 22,-Burst Smith and Lester Burnham, two csttlemen we'll known ir Phoenix, were held up at the point of a gun Sunday night while en route from Tempe to Phoe- nix. forced to remove their clothing and yield the S1O in their joint posses sion.
 Fortunately the pair of highway men were gedtlemanly enough to leave the victims their car, as the al fair occurred before midnight with the Tempe road thronSsd with cars
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
"BETWEEN YOU AND|"
HINT FOR AESTHETIC DANGERS.
By "Griff"

When John Freu was down at Long Beach recently he noticed fair bather in the surf, who apparently was performing a new and highly original dance. Clad with Isadora Duncan-like scantiness she was exc outing some fancy steps and undula- tions that soon attracted a crowd.
 Probably one of Ruth $. Denis pupils dancing the Chase of the Chaste Butterfly, though John as he joined the throng. Just then beach cop" hustled up to put stop to the exhibition and it was found that in- stead of trying out q new dance, a large and vigorous crab had the young woman by the toe.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
soMErHlNe LIKE rhAr.

Clerk J. E. James, first aid to cupid at Tombstone, in supplying marriage licenses, says couple came in last week and got a dog license by mistake. The bridge groom may have figured his wife would lead him a dogs life.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
DEPLETED BY THE CENSOR.

H. H. Poppen, manager of the Cop per Queen hotel, tells of hotel he used to run where the bill of fare was the same every day of the year. One day travelling man came in, looked at the same old menu card; then talk ing out his pencil wrote on the mar gin "Hebrew 8, 1o'.-- The waiter being a Bible student looked up chapter Eight, Verse ten of Hebrews and found the answer. Got Bible Handy? Look it up.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
PREPAREDNESS.

We afe anxiously waiting to hear whether or not Tucson on getting word that the Eighth cav airy had gone into Mexico after the bandits who captured the two U. S. aviators, rang the fire bell as usual and called out the Home Guard Rifle Club.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
PITY THE POOR PACKERS.

The Builders and Traders Ex- change in Chicago has passed the hat and bought Mir. J. Ogden Ar mour pair of shoes. The Ma tional Editorial Association has also tambourined the sum of six cents to reimburse the Chicago Tribune's loss in the Ford libel suit. MT. McAdoo, MT. Baruch, and the other patriots who also lost their fortunes during the war will wonder why all this faVoritism is going to Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
c. E. DODGE ARRIVES FROM
 N. Y. TO LIVE IN DOUGlAS


 DOUGLAS, Aug. 22.-Nlr. and Mrs. c. E. Dodge of New York, the former the son of Gle .eland H. Dodge of the Phelps Dodge corporation, arrived in Douglas last night and today have oc- cupied the Powers home at 1244 Ninth street on which a lease has been ar ranged. The home had been fitted up before the arrival of Mir. and Mrs. Dodge Mir. Dodge comes to Douglas to join MT. A. I. Thompson, assistant to President Walter ~-,uglas of the P. D. corporation aud will be in MT. Thompson's office in the Dicus build, ing.
 MT. Dodge is no stranger either to AriXoaa or Dous ias, having been con nectei with tue operation of several of thc r. D alh d camps in the south west At one ,imo he was connected with tue CoppeI Queen shelter m this city for a considerable periCd,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

The war department has decid- ed that we mustn't cheat the Mexican kidnapers; that every cent of the $15,O00 we promised them must be turned over Let us hope that when Captain Matlack and his Eighth cavalrymen catch up with the bandits they also will insist on giving the brigands all that's coming to 'em.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
WHY DO THEY CROSS THE RoApa

Even in the remotest sections our old friend the horse seems to have become used to the automo- bile, but there are still just as many chickens as ever that can't resist the temptation of crossing the road in front of fast car.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
AMERIcANIzINc PARIS.

The flowing beard and the Prickly mustaehe are no longer in style In Paris since the advent of the smooth shaVen Americans. Even In whiskers the French women heIp set the fashion.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
GROAN IS RIGHT.

Instead of the table grooming with good things these days, It's poor old father who does the groaning-at high prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
AN ILL MIND. ETC.

One result of prohibition probably will be that fewer guides will be mis- taken and shot for deer next fall.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
NO RESPONSE

New York World.
 Even MT. Gompers must admit that a program that revolutionizes railway transportation, that involves the OK penditure of billions upon billions of public money and that gives con- trol of vast properties into the hands of men who can be held to no respon' sibility is something that is not to be plunged into lightly because a radical lawyer in Chicago has had a happy thought and induced certain labor leaders to indorse it.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
Turning Back the Calendar Seventeen Years A go Today in Bisbee
(From the eisbee Daily Review O

The Postal Telegraph system has been connected up between Bisbee and Fl Paso and we will soon have that service in Bisbee. Heretofore we have received our service via Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
ONE "cHANeE IN PoLIcYv.

ONE "CHANGE TN POLICY.
 lt used to be millions for de- fense, but not one cent for tri- bute". Now it's thousands for ran som but not a peso for protec- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
AN ABLE REPRESENTATIVE,

New York sun,
 The selection of Niscount Grey by the British government for the post of ambassador to the United States and the acceptance of this new duty by that distinguished statesman as sures the British empire of able rep resentation at Washington during the period of his stay with us and the American people of sympathetic and informed guest clear in his think ing and lucid in the expression of his thought,
 AMBASSADOR GREY. New York Times.
 It appears that even the appoint ment of Niscount Grey of Fallodon does not settle permanently the ques'
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
SUE ATTORNEY FOR IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

PRESCOTT. Aug. 22. - Charging careless negligent and reckless driv- ing and violation of both state and city traffic regulations, Mir. and Mrs. John c. Cain of Grove street have suit for $10,0O0 damages against Lu- ther Saplding and Herndon Norris, members of the law firm of Norris, Spalding and Norris.
 Injuries sustained when run down by a car occupied by the defendants form the basis for the suit. The ac- cident happened on the evening of May 22 last, and the plaintiff, Mrs. Cain, alleges tcat she sustained three fractures of the right leg, a dislo- cated shoulder, a gash under one eye, an injured spine and internal hurts, all of which have made her perma- nently cripple.
 According to the account of the collision as related in the complaint, Mrs. Cain was crossing the street near her home, intent upon visiting neigh bor. As she got off the sidewalk, the car driven by the defendants came down the street at about 30 miles an hour and was on the left side. Just as they nearei her, the defendants swerved to the right side of the street and struck the plaintiff, hurling her to the ground.
 Doctor and nursing ices, the, com plaint states, cost the plaintiff Sl,O0O, The plaintiffs ask this sun in addi- ton 70 tho $1A,0O0 damages and costs, O'Sullivap and Morgan represent MT. and Mrs. Cain. the latter S2 yeaTs old.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

J. l. Thorne of The Miner has been licensed to carry gun already.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
Saturday, August 2s, 1so2.)

Dr. D, c. Toney, who formerly prao' ticed medicine in Bisbee, has re- turned to resume his practice. Dr. Toney is one of the oldest practic- ing physicians in the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

The Fl Paso & Southwestern rail road is rapidly nearing completion and will reach Fl Paso by october.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

May Holiday was fined S1OO or one hundred days in jail for assault ing White, star pitcher of the Bis bee club, with sstilletto yesterday. She went to jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23
J. V. MoNIHANs BONDS
 lNDlANA-ARIZONA5 MIN E

2 Tucson, Aug s22.-John V. Monihan. general manager of the Ohio-Arizons
 Copper company has just taken a bond and lease on the Indiana-Arizo-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

Charles Overlook, the popular post master and lumberman or Douglas was in the city on business yester- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

The members of the Women's club are making an earnest effort to raise funds for the completion of their club building on Quality hill
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

J. H. Jacks of the Jacks Lumber company has returned from a trip to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

A retaining wall, 50 feet long, is being constructed along the property in front of the residence of Mir. Doug las and the Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

Kochak falls expect considerable official con to the effect that Lenne bad old scout after all
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-23

Baker thinks fare a"psychologi essy Isn't there apply psychology shoes?
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-09-24

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Calotabs are sold only in original
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Every druggist is authorized to refund
your money if you are not perfectly
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