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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-28

but simply as matter of fairness and
right to our own people.
Niscount Grey continues: The
scheme. Then he suggests further that
"a committee Of the Senate could draw
up suggestions for the reconstruction OF
1.-THE league
Values Suggestion Highly.
Frankly. | value that suggestion
very highly II comprehends substan-
italy what ] would propose to do il
cisely that. II would be clearly unwise
TO undertake specific suggestions or to
attempt to pass upon suggestions now.
What Is in my mind is the wisdom OF
calling into real conference the ablest
and most experienced minds of this
country from whatever walks of life they
may be derived and without regard to
party utilization. to formulate definite
practical plan along the lines already
indicated for the consideration Of the
controlling foreign powers.
The objection that this course
would involve the reconvening Of the
entire convention may be regarded as
a very slight one. The acceptance OF
our proposals by the few principal
nations would undoubtedly be follow
ed promptly by the acceptance on the
part Of the minor members of the
alliance.
There would be no material delay
In so far as / could do SO without dis
regarding the proprieties. ! should
give very earnest and practically IN
divided attention TO this very Vita
Subject from the day of my election
and j should ask others to do like
wise as matter of public and pa
rriotic duty.
: Does some one say that l ought &c
be more specific? One cannot be with
any sense OF certainty. No one car
foresee the exact conditions by which
our country will be confronted sever
months hence. World opinion and oul
own opinion have been changing yer,
rapidly in the past few months
II have no expectation whatever O.
finding ii necessary or advisable tt
negotiate separate peace with Ger
:many. In view of the simple fact thai
the allied powers with whom we were
associated in the war have alread,
formally concluded their peace the
passage of a peace resolution by Con
:Sress would merely give formal rec
ognition to an obvious fact
Will Guard Perogatfve.
/: During the six years of my service
in Washington l have cooperate,
quite insistentiy with my colleague
in maintaining the prerogatives o
the Senate as defined by the Consti
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-06


Extract From Minutes Of Specia]
Amalgamated Sugar
H Bss; s sss s"Gs 9""' President s's ss;.
David Eees stock
The Amagamated Company, Ogden Utah.
m ea pn % s% Sol @ Utah psx 5 % Da
stock West Cache Sugar representing the
which T ssnsy s s hs Da Ee % % with
sssas Ss
se 1ss
on s sssf ee for
a on i've TO p 3 iao sseS d es tns %
e
~ the H
the We s
% accp @ I @ s %s pay @ a1
full amount W said pes and the event we do mot sips
deliver Amamaed Sugar
s =;
ssmsted Sugar face
DA3 i S&; S;! S;{ '; ,! ssnpAm
BE 1T that proposal of the David Ecces stated
the said
ed and that the President this corporation his absence the be
authorized with David Eccs
eodng the above accepted that the officers of this
authorized the West Cache Sugar Company
funds the loans said company now outstanding amount
time time the called for the adana funds but not exceeding
s ,s %a sa % i sses @
s ;t:: ;s Il En-; ; ss
mentioned said proposal and the therein set FORTH and such 9TH
of the David Ecces Company
Motion seconded by unanimously
earred
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-05-06
Here Are My Conclusions:


That Mr.. ooleys profits is the difference between
$4,000, the amount the Amaganiated Sugar Company
asked to pay for the 500 shares of the West Cache
Sugar Company and the 1868 600 he is "owng the Ec
cles company This difference, it will be observed is
$4,000 neat little amount for suing Hendrckson and
Stoh trumped up enge suit.
Are there now to be found any one anywhere un.
der the sun who now believes that Wooey or any one Of
his directors paid single dollar for the stock turned
gar Co., from the David Eccies Company, clearly
blind in order to oo all the people part of the time and
some Of the people all of the time"
Quoting from the court proceedings AT the time the
said David Eccles interests purchased the said so called
Knight interest THEY entered into fraudulent conspr
acy with the said ERWoolley and his associates who
represent themselves be the owner of the stock so ac
puired-and that this suit would be prosecuted un
der the domination and control of said Wooley and his
associates" .-ar,s
AMALGAMATED COMMON NOW BRINGS s1noe
WEST CACHE SHOULD BRING THE SAME PRICE
1t will be observed from the offer made by the David
Eccles Co. to the Amalga-mated Sugar Company that
ne Amalgamated Company now hold an option on the
300 shares of the West Cache stock hs is the control
as there are 10000 shares issued) for like amount of
Amagamated common which now sells at SAL The AM
agamated common is but $40 per share par value but
these shares are now bringing on the market S141O
So hold on to your West Cache stock Don't let
small market offers mslead you They may not be gem
une Remember the past JAH
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20


"End has II never failed?"
His eyes wandered TO the half
wrecked aeroplane. Eyes, II has failed
once"
"a case OF physician cure" began
Andrea and stopped. His eyes naoI
swerved back to hers and the naked
look Of regret In them frightened her,
WELL" she continued. slancing away
hastily, do you really want eo-M
convert mel"
He started in his chair and n he
Aad abesn thinking Of his personal
tFosblss. promptly forgot them. Hsd
II been merely chance shot, he spec
uiated. Or was this young lady pos
sessed Of that rarest Of virtues.
quirk Of mischief in the face Of ad-
verslty7 women know no CONVEX
sion except through love-" were the
exact words he had used. He recalled
them perfectly, and watching In silence
a telltale flush rise from her bare neck
into her hot cheeks, he perceived that
she also remembered.
"Oh!" cried Andrea, ~ think you are
horrible"
II haven't said anything remon-
strated the man.
That's why" snapped Andrea.
"You could have said something. You
Keep quiet and give a beastly signi1.
Significance"
He helped her out. ITO a little
joke" he finished and added quite
gravely: BE sure shall do all In my
power not to convert you"
Ito Be Continusd)
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20
MRS. ALICE MUIR.
ply WORE NO
SHOES FOR
z YEARS

Il had to be cared for just like .
baby before I began taking Tanlsc
said Mrs. Alice Murphy Of 1904
Pennsylvania ave. Los Angeles, Cal.
Two years ago I had very So
we're attack OF muscular rheumatism,
she continued, and no one KIN ows
the pain and torture I have suffered
since. My hands swelled' UNI 1
could hardly work my fing,'s AID !
haven't been able to put o. psir
In so. | had sharp pains through NY
back so bad that at times ] nply
could not keep from screaming.
Sometimes / got so dizzy everything
seemed to spin around and then J
would have sharp pains and "a chilly
feeling afterwards. was so help
less that lived proped up with pill
lows in q chair or in bed all the
tie and had to be helped from ons
place to another.
II tried every medicine or treat
ment we could hear Of. but 1t was
money thrown away and / got
so blue I did not care to live. Thsp
my husband read in the papers Gboit
Tanlac and by lifetime I had taken
II four OF five days saw It was
helping me. Now. after taking seV-
eral bottles, l can't praise Tanla'
enough. My nerves are SO much bt'
ter sleep like child all night long
ram already doing my houjsxorh
again and 1t is the first time IN lw'
years have been able to get around
at all and wear my shoes"
Tanlac is soid in Logan BY the
City Drug Co.; in wellsvills by the
welisville Drug Co.; in Smithfielc
by Ritter Bros Drug Co.; In Hy'
rum by Hyrum Drug Co.; in Rich
mond by A. A. Thomas, and In Lew
,stop by Lewiston Drug Co. Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20

Andrea threw back her head and
turned her face toward him. II am
not crying" she said quietly, "and !
will not
Her anger had died and In its place
had come into her eyes something ter
ribly potent, the unforgettable look
Of a hunted thing ut bay.
II want to ask you" continued An
dres. ito implore you, TO take me back.
If not tonight, then tomorrow. Flying
or on foot. II only we could start now.
1 viii say that It has all BEEN my fault,
that you did nothing beyond what I
aske,i you TO do In bringing me with
you. II only---if only you win take me
back. Will you?"
The man clenched his teeth. Il
would II could. I've told you that
already" he said almost In whisper.
Then his voice grew clearer and colder.
at would take eight days by any
means at my dlsposal---eight days
there and eight days back. I can't
afford it and nothing would be saved
or gained as far as you are concerned.
1t would only entail loss have no
right TO give"
His mood hardened Andrea's. you
mean that when 1t comes to choosing
between my personal loss and yours.
You see no reason to hesitate"
The man flushed under his tan and
his eyes cleaned as though her words
had given them new life. Mine would
not be personal loss" he said. Il
am not lonfer nor am here for my
pleasure"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20
NOVEL Umbrella Stand.

A young lady says that her most EN-.
Darrassed moment occurred on rainy
day recently, when she entered a
crowded street car with sopplnp nm.
prelIa ana accidentally rested the
point OF II In a fellow passengers low
'hoe.'-Boston Transcript.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20
"it's Only a Few Weeks Since 4 Wa
Knocked Down to the Highest Bid.
der"

ten shilllngs--say three pounds at the
most. Every girl child she bears and
rears brings him hundred per cent
return. and In addition she keeps house
cooks. chops wood, totes water and
tills his fields"
Again Andrea jerked him out of his
role with her inconsequence. ."what
does tote meant" she asked rather icIIy.
{ ITO tote means to carry. fetch, lug.
bear"
THANK you" she interrupted. by
the way, did you mean to measure me
against that three-pound stsndard?
II did," said the man,
She threw out her arms In gesture
Of disclosure and laughed. ITO think"
she said, shat it's only q few weeks
since ! was knocked down to the high
est bidder at twenty thousand year p
mot YOU" said the man quickly.
He wasn't buying you. You never
even thought 1t. I happen to know him,
perhaps better than you do, and I can
assure You that the tinsel and the
pomp he was bargaining for, innocent
enough in themselves. would have be.
come despicable and tainted by his
possession"
He was silent for q moment; then,
lust as Andrea's lips were opening to
remark, he added. I'm glad you
brought him to my mind. The thought
OF him has freed me from my regret.
You're here, Tim glad you are. and you
shall stay. The only question is
whether you are going to sulk or
whether you will smile and accept the
cure OF the philosophy of contrasts"
li "That's new one" said Andrea.
Not at ALL" replied the man. The
philosophy Of contrasts is based ON
the idea that rut and death are one
and the same thing" 20 re q
You've missed your vocation, White
Man." said Andrea flppantly. "You
should get your pulpit and turn mis-.
sionary to society"
"rve got the face of the earth for
pulpit" said the man easily, "and
couldn't do with less"
u had suspected that there was
something colossal about YOU" replied
Andrea quickly, "and now / know
1t 1t is your impertinent self-sufH-
cieney--"
you misunderstood me-" INTERRUPTED
the man. himself unmoyed. "What ]
mear by that fiamboyant statement
was tnat no philosophy has ever lived
except through example and one can't
tuihii the creed OF contrasts with less
than the whole world for play
ground" -.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20
Exercised Discretion.

Richard, on his FIRST visit to the
country. climbed the fence into the
field where Jersey COW was grazing.
The COW, being somewhat Of a pet.
greeted him with loud and joyous
moo. .whereupon Richard beat hasty
and disorderly retreat "Nc. I wasn't
edzackly afraid" he explained; "but
when. she kept saying, Move mover
| thought ia better Keep a.movin'p
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20
Careless q Z
with Money

Few men are careless with actual
cash, but many men do not stop
to think that the checks and notes
they give out represent money and
that fraudulent alteration of a
check may mean a serious loss.
Protect yourself by using paper
that betrays alteration -
.sa S,sf4asse
&fET7
Paper. We can tell you more
about it and show you how we
can protect your cash, your checks,
notes. drafts. and receipts.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20
WHITE WOMAN sIGNALLY HON.
DRIED by SULTAN OF
DyOKJOKARTA
(To Be Continued

Photo shows Mrs. p. e. Van Gagh.
wife Of the Lieutenant Governor of
Djokjokarta, Java. who has been
given magnificent jewels by the ma
tive ruler Of Java, where her hus-
bald serves Holland. This lady is
the only white woman ever permitted
to enter the royal palace Of the Sui
tan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-01-20

Observation-Disclosures
Copyright, 1918. The Bobbs-Merr,ii Company
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
.ELKS TO OBSERVE
FLACDAY SUNDAY
Brownsville Musical Club VIII
Sing Elks and Their
Friends Invited.

Monday, June Ii, is Flag Day, but
under special order Of the grand
exalted ruler of the Benevolent and
Protective Order OF Elks, lodges oi
the order will observe the day on Sun
day, and Brownsville Lodge No. 1882
has arranged a special program for
observing the occasion. The service
will bc held at O'Clock Sunday af-
tcrnOon in the Elhs' club rooms, Stcg-
man building. Elks and their fami-
lies and friends and all others are in
vited ~. attend the services, no part
Of which will be secret.
r. l.. Hicks. who is in charge Of the
program for the occasion, announced
today that the Brownsville Musical
club will sing. and there will be a solo
by Mrs. n. l.. Hicks. The Elks' ritual
for-obscrvation Of the day will bc fol
lowed ~ closely a. possible. and there
will be at least one address on the sig
nificancc Of Flag Day, by some speak.
er yet TO be announced The ser
vices Will be i'm charge of Del S. Per
kins, exalted ruler Of the lodge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
SEN. ROOTS LEAGUE PLANK IS ADOPTED
EXPERIMENTS UNDERWAY
MAY KILL CORN BORER
AND LENGTHEN' SEASONS

II experiments with corn borer
parasite, brought here from Cuba
and Florida and placed on the A.
n. Tandy farm, seven miles north
of Brownsville, prove successful
the corn growing season Of the low
cr Rio Grande Valley will BE- length
cned 10 almost an months Of the
year, and the sugar cane industry,
which has suffered here consider
ably from the borcr, will virtually
be saved, according To T. C. Barber,
ontomologis, of the Bureau of En-
tomology, United States Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture, and under
whose direction the experiment Is
being conducted.
The parasite looks very much
Ike the common house fly, but is
larger and has a red head, Mr..
Barber said II has been used
with great success in the fight
against the cane borer in Cuba and
in Florida, nc said, and 50 far the
parasite appears u be making head
way on the Tandy place against
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10

the b0rcr. Shipments Of the para
site are being received at intervals.
MIR Barber stated, and as fast as
they arrive they are turned loose
10 propagate and to do the work
for which they seem intended.
The success Of this experiment,
MIR. Tandy said, ''will mean many
thousands Of dollars annually to
the farmers of the lower Rio Grande
country The corn borcr appears
in June and he has made it almost
impossible To grow late corn. |
am assisting Mr.. Barber in this cX-
pertinent by planting corn every six
weeks. We intend to carry on this
system Of planting the balance Of
the year, and indications now are
that il will be q great success. The
borer, besides attacking corn and
sugar cane, also attacks sorghum
and broom corn. Ii has done great
deal Of damage To the broom crops
Of the Valley. If the parasite IS
effective, ii means that we will be
able To produce young corn almost
the year around"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
GULF COAST OFFICIALS
In BROWNSVILLE TODAY

| c. w. Strain Of Houston, General
passenger agent of the Gulf Coast
Lines, accompanied by +. a. FAR, H.
vision passenger agent, is in Browns
vile today Mr.. Strain said nc 3
down on a routine trip Of inspection.
He says he finds that the new pas
senger schedules between Brownsville
and Valley points are growing in rcpd-
larity as the people are beginning &c
become acquainted with them. The
recent change i'm the motor car, giving
the Harlingen-M Mission run two round
trips daily. corresponds with the main
line and branch line eight trains every
day. Mr. Strain expected 10 70 up the
Valley this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10

tary session, with a better than norma
attendance, together with a number oi
guests. Brief talks were made a,cng
Rotary lines BY various members
George w. Crupe was accepted int.
membership under the classification
Of city manager. and Hurt Batsel
was accepted under the classification
Of ahstracter.
Secretary Elmore Grider. Who as
sumed his duties yesterday. said he had
noticed an absence Of fish from the
clubs menus Of late. and that he
would consider a. among hls dHties
the correction of this oversight. Sec
retary Gridcr holds the fish classi-
ication i'll the membership.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
ROTARY CLUB PRESENTS
BUTTON TO WAYN WOOD

Wayne Wood. ~yho recently rctn cd
as president Of the Rotary Club, at the
clubs luncheon Wednesday was yres-
ented with an attractive Rotary but
ton. set with q diamond Mr. Wood
found the button III his Hiate, and
there was no formal presentation. He
expressed his appreciation Of the rc-
membrance, and made a brief talk
alcng Rotary lines. Mr.. oWod also
reported on the progress being made
by the Mission club, which l. now IN
process Of formation, stating that the
club at that town expects 10 receive
it, charter in few weeks.
Yesterdays meeting was j true Ro-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
LABOR Meeting.
REJECTS PLAN
AS TO POLITICS
Propaganda Urging Support
Of Eon-P artisanship in Pol
itics is Not Desired.
day The As>ociated PresNp

MONT EtAI, tanaaa, juno To-
The American Federation Of Labor
today rejected the proposal u create y
permanent educational department tu
distribute propaganda urging support
of the fedcration's policy Of non par
tisanship in politics.
The convention authorized the exc
cutive council TO charter the lnterna-
tional Policcmen's Union as soon a.
the membership Of the local police
mems unions total 5000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
DEAD BILLS
LIVE,PALMER'S
OPINION TODAY
Says President Has Ten Days
in Which to Sign Bills
"Pocket Vetoed"
Iy The Associated PrrsSD

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June TO-
Attorney General Palmer made an in
formal ruling that the president has
ten days after the adjournment of
congress in which to sign bills and
resolutions. This ruling may change
the status Of number Of bills which
the president killed by a pocket
veto" explaining that he had not had
sufficient. time to consider them
These measeurs include the water
power bill and the resolution repeal
ing most of the war time legislation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
TO WITHHOLD DECISION.

AUSTIN, Tex, June l0.-The in
ternal revenue department in a tele-
gram TO Governor Hobby agreed to
withhold decision regarding the taxi
bility Of income from community
property in Texas reasonable time
pending receipt Of brief from the
attorney general.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
HOBBY PROPOSES A
new VOTE ON HOME
OWNERSHIP PLANS
nRy The Associated press)

AUSTIN, Texas, June 10.-Gover-
nor Hobby recommended to the legls-
laturc today that the state democratic
executive committee ~ requested 70
place On the official ballot for the July
primaries the home ownership amend
ment to the Texas constitution, de-
feated in the last general election.
The legislature is considering educa-
tional bills. including one proposing
a $3.000,000 appropriation for the
schools. The senate is on the pink
boil worm. !.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
MINT WORKERS PUTTING
In SIXTEEN HOURS DAILY
Money Makers Find 1t Hard
Job to Keep Up Supply.
Uy The Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June ~ -
Uncle Sans money makers in re san
Francisco mint are workin. sixteen
hours day trying to keep abreast OF
the demand for silver coinage, wnich
seems to bc preferred evcrywherc now
to raprr money. This preference,
II ~ said. is particularly noticeable IA
PHILADELPHIA and San Francisco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10


CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 10. The
third day Of the republican convention
opened with the party machinery, for
the moment I'd least. duubly dead
licked. There had emerged from end
less negotiations behind the scenes
no agreement either rs 10 "A prcsidcn-
tial candidate or even tentative
draft Of the vital planks in the plat
form on which the party will stand.
Overnight the league of nations
issue swept suddenly upward to a po-
Sition Of almost a menace IN the party
councils Unable to agree on any
declaration proposed to be incorporat-
ed in the platform, the committee ad
journed long after midnight
As the platform workers resumed
work this morning. they described
prospects for agreement as pretty
bad" The irreconciliables on the
League Of Nations issue continued
their threats to leave the party if tn;
platform affirmed it in any way.
Meanwhile the convention was fore
Cd to mark time. No real progress,
could be made with it, work. Tn
derneath this dispute on the ISSUES
still lay unsolvcd the riddle VI can
didates, Wood, Johnson, Lowdcn, VI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10

fbN I if A~~tt'idith it'~~i
CHICAGO, Ill.,, June 1O.--Thc
league Of nations plank, declared BY
leaders to be acceptable to every
body" was unanimously adopted ~
the republican resolutions subcom-
mittee, apparently ending all threats
of a party split.
Senator Johnson declared that the
contest over the league of nations
The first assault Of interns ionalisui
and international bankers on the re-
publican party, had been met and de-
feated." 1t was charged by the John
SON. Borah group that the Crane Planl:
had its birth on Wall street"
The final problem of the subcom
mittoe was regarding prohibition,
which had been revived. The Mexican
plank. IL was stated, was agreed upon
with little difficulty. Members said
il is more moderate than the plank
proposed BY Senator Fall.
The Root plank was summarized by
a member Of the subcommittee a.
follows:
"The plank is condemnation OF
'. the action Of the president, both in
his negotiation Of the treaty Of peace
and the lea@ue and in his insistenee
upon its acceptance without change
by the senate.
at is a eomolete ratification Of the
action of the republican senators
without distinguishing between either
group. Ii pledges tho country to a
continuation Of the policies Of Wash
ingion, Madison and Monroe and also
to a fulfiIlment Of all its internation-
al obligations by the establishment Of
international courts for the premul-
CATION of rules Of international law
and conduct, and suggests tha; future
wars be made impossible by the es-
tablishment Of laws and agreements
whereby all international controver.
sizes may be settled by international
agreements.
THE plank makes no mention Of
disagreement. The LEAGUE Of nation:
is not specifically mentioned"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
FISH RECORD BROKEN. CLAIM

I NY Ihc ASsotI0ttU TFtsNI
I AUSTIN, Tex@s. jim l0.-Fish =
men o. Austin deceived that Texas
\ fish rscotl. were t~ok, w,cn Jesse
ong. youth. land. bass weigh
I irg fo-Ecen pounds a-d two ounces
lie fishing IL the. Colorado .vvr.