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The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01
Conference Rates

To whom it may concern:
 Special railroad rates of fare and a third for conference to be held in Salt Lake City, April 6, inclusive, viz; Re lief Society conferences, April 2 and 3, and general Church conference, April 4, 5, 6, will be made under the follow ing plan:
 Reduced fares are authorized from all points in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah and Wyoming, and also from Fl Paso, Texas.
 How Obtained These special rates are not open to the public but are con- fined to members attending the above named. conferences. Parties will buy regular one-way ticket to Sat Lake City and obtain from the agent certi- ficate to that effect
 Reduced rates will be made only for adults; no reduction is authorized for children.
 Dates of sale-Tickets for going trip must be purchased between the dates March 30, and April 6, inclusive.
 Validation-Mr. Benjamin Goddard will act as secretary and maintain office at the Bureau of Information. Temple Block, Salt Lake City. Holders of cer- tifcates must present them personally for his indorsement before the reduce tion return rate can be obtained. Ger tifcates must be presented to Mir. God dard between the dates of April 2 and 6, even though return journey from Salt Lake City is not commenced until later.
 Return Limit Tickets for return trip may be purchased at Salt Lake City up to April 28, inclusive.
 When buying ticket to SaltLake City do not fail to obtain a certificate from the ticket agent.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01
Americas Churches
 Drifting to Mammon.

This article was taken from the Continent. the largest and most
 influential Presbyterian publica-
 tion in the world, which tells some substantial but disconcert-
 ing truths.
 The movements of the churches today are all in a line for the mighty dollar. The teachings and life of Christ are forgotten and ignored in tT's UzfzzcaIningly and unchristain mad scramble to reach the dollar. The toilers of the world, with whom Jesus as- sociated and from whose ranks he selected his disciples, today are made the targets of the big churches, and the broadclothed gents who preside over those edi- fees are nothing more nor less than the advance agents of Rock feller and his associate liberty destrOyers.,
 After nearly two thousand years of what we are pleased to term religious liberty and civili- zation, we are confronted with the fact that Jesus died in vain and his precious life was given for naught. Instead of the hum- ble. God-loving teachers of the Gospel, we have an aggregation of high brow. professors" of re- ligion, who reach out into the busy commercial, greedy marts for men Who command big inter ests; financial kings, are the beacon-lights of this present cen tury religion, the men who accu- mulate millions by the blood and sweat of toiling multitudes, are chosen moguls of the churches; those men with the millions, got ten by extortion and slaye-driv- ing practices are the set of Dir. ates that promulgate and distri- bute the doctrines that are label ed Religion.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01
THINKING.

If you think you're beaten, yyu are; If you think you're not, you don't, If you'd like to win, but you think you
 can't,
 It's almost cinch you won't. If you think you'll lose, you've lost, For out in the world we find Success begins with a fellows will, It's all in a state of mind. If you think you're outcIassed. you are, You have got to think high to rise; You've got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life's battles don't always go To the stronger or faster man, But soon or late the man who wins, Is the man who thinks he can.
 J.S, Boys and girls wake up it will soon be time to begin club work again. Have you got your garden spot ready, have you got pen for your pig. Is that old hen ready to set yet for When the flu flies we'll be ready then To build our chickens and pig a penC JAMES SHREEvE,
 Club Leader.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01
NOTICE.

Tomorrow morning Friday = Levi s. Udall will lecture on The Homestead Laws in Arizo- na.
 Lecture will be in Academy Hall HOO to 1900. This is something that everyone should hear.
 All are cordially invited. There will be no charge for admission.
 H.N.B.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01

It is reported that the Zuni is running bank full.
 May Allison in 'Fairand Warm CT" at the Jen-Dike last night, was attended by a large crowd.
 Pratt Greer was up from Hol- brook yesterday. On the return
 trip he was accompanied by Ed gar Mineer and Wm. Jarvis. Last Saturday Levi s. Udall and Mrs. Albert F. Anderson were elected as trustees in school dis trict No. II. Hyrum Jones is the retiring member. while the other vacancy was caused by the death of Mrs. Lydia Jensen,
 George Mangum's family who have spent the winter here in St.
 ohns so that their children might have the advantage of our good schools, left last Monday for their ranch home near Ramah, New Mexico.
 Mr. Marmaduke informs us that an engine has been purchas- ed for the electric light and pow CT plant and that the same would be shipped today. This is good news to those who have went to the expense of having their homes wired as there will be no failure of lights when the engine is installed.
 A report comes from Vernon that the little 22-month old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. By Hutchins strayed from her home last week | and wandered about in the tim Der for several hours. Th e neighborhood turned out and helped the almost frantic parents search for her, their efforts were rewarded about sundown. when. the little cue was found safe and well.
 Where people come there is a belief in prosperity and where prosperity prevails there people remain, build homes and become a permanent asset to the business community. If tyranny and op- high taxes and factional conditions exist, people soon drift away and that place is always be- tween ,stagnation and a stand still. Does this apply in anyway to our own community.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01

WE BUY, raise, and sell fur-bearing rabbits, and other fur-bearing animals. List what you have with us, stating your lowest prices on large lot shipments The Fur 6 Speciality Farm ing Co.,, 515-517 N. P. Ave, Fargo, N. Dakota.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01
Card of Thanks.

To those who through their many acts of kindness rendered us so much valuable assistance during the illness of Lydia, Alice and myself, wish to extend my sincere thanks.
 MARTIN JENSEN.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01
Brief Local Notes.
ALL FOOLS DAY.

ALL TOOLO DA1.
 Joe Schultz of Concho was Tn town Tuesday.
 Jack Odell was in from the Odell ranch Tuesday.
 Another snow storm visited this part of the U. s. last night.
 The district schools are again running. The term ends April 9th.
 Mae Marsh in the Racing Strain was again shown at the Jen-Dike Monday night.
 It is now reported that the main Lyman canal will be ready for the water within ten days.
 Elsewhere in this issue you will find the ad of the Round Valley Shoe Shop.
 Edgar Cherry and family have gone back to Nutrioso after bav- ing spent a few months Tn our city.
 After nursing his family through the flu" Jack Grimes has returned to his we'll drilling in the Puerco valley.
 B. B. Crosby, prominent rail- road contractor and cattleman. has been in the city for several days looking after business matters.
 E. c. Stuart and sons Df the Vernon country are at the county seat this week buying supplies and looking after other matters of business.
 Eugene Naegle. son of MT. and | Mrs. c. c. Naegle, of this city, is in from their Vernon ranch | spending a few days with home folk and
 Mrs. Fred Nelson gave birth to a baby girl last Monday. but the little one died the same day. On Wednesday the little body was inferred in the Westside cemetery.
 In our rush last week we for got to mention that Mrs. w. H. Gibbons had returned from Ajo where she spent a few months with Dr. and Mrs. Junius Gib- bons.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Duke left today for Topeka, Kansas. They are making the trip in their Ford automobile. Mrs. Jeffie Duke Brown accompanied them.
 Manuel and Ambrosio Cande- laria. two of Concho's prosperous merchants, were at the county seat Tuesday looking after some business. They returned to Con- cho Tuesday evening.
 w. L. Platt one of St. Johns prosperous cattlemen, now sports a brand new Overland automobile r of the very latest model In size it is a half-brCther to the Ford. l and seems to be built for service.
 Nutrioso is taking every safe= guard possible against the Span ish Influenza. Wm. D. Rencher, ! Edgar Mineer and Wm. Jarvis | went up there last Tuesday for the purpose of doing some sur yeying, but upon arriving there they were turned back. The peo- pie were afraid that they would have to close their school through fear. Of course they are not to be blamed. for the flu is some
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01

CuSlI 1uCuIS uOIllG uGI0. d.
 ham Guardian.
 John E. Connolly of Vernon ar
 rived in the city last night. He came for the purpose of mo wing his mother and father back to Vernon for the summer.
 M Mrs. Lena Robinson and her witnesses, of Edgar, were at the court house yesterday making final proof on her homestead. They did not come into town on account of the flu.
 Owen Gibbons returned this week from Cooley where he went to take Hyrum Lee, Leo Shreeve and others. He says that after
 leaving Vernon and reaching the top of the mountain there was two feet of snow.
 Duane Hamblin and family are leaving today for their ranch home just northeast of Ramah, New Mexico. They have bought a home here where they will re- side each winter so that their children can attend school. Mir. Hamblin is extensively engaged in dry farming and stock raising.
 The first issue of magazine will be off the press in a few days. This paper has the dis tinction of being the first monthly ever published in Apa- che county. It will deal with topics of the day and will be de- voted to the welfare of Writings business here. We wish the boys success in their new venture.
 The Academy is again running af:ep being closed about two weeks on account of the Spanish Infu- enza. About 35 students were present the first day but the lumber is steadily increasing and no doubt most of the usual num- per will soon be back.
 Edgar Mineer and Wm. Jarvis Ire leaving today for Salt Lake City. No, not to get married d- they are going up there to work turing the summer and then at end school next winter. Edgar 1as a position in 2 store in the Lake city. We did not learn what Will was going to work at.
 Emmett Waite of the Apache Garage left today for Schuster. New Mexico, where he will enter he machine shops for the pur- pose of taking a special course in athe work. After he has com )leted the course he will return o St. Johns and take up his work It the Apache Garage.
 John H. Plumb, County Immi- grafton Commissioner is having l serious time with his hand, | which was kicked by a pig some few days back. The skin was 5Orn from the back of the hand i and blood poison resulted. Dr. ! Bouldin is treating the wound i and hopes to have it back to a normal condition before long.
 Mrs. E. R. Dewitt and her laughter, Helen, who have been very i'll with the flu are reported ! slowly improving, Mrs. Dewitt's S l son, James, is now able be out. ! Mrs. Signe Stradling, Mrs. c. c. l Naegle, Mrs. Jacob Hamblin, Miss. Lottie Blazzard and others have been constantly at their bedside aiding in every was possi- ble, while Dr. Bouldin has exert
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01
Contract For Terrified
 Forest Road Is Let.

The contract has been awarded to John Hurley for the construc- tion of the Holbrook-P -Petrifed Forest road, his bid being the lowest of those competing. There was almost $500 difference be- tween the high and low bid, as fOIIoI11c.
The St. Johns herald., 1920-04-01

The contractor states that he expects to have the road com pleted within three months time.
 The road contract was let by the board of supervisors and the state of Arizona combined.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03

japanese; and that territory will be gov
erned in few years, under present con-
ditions, as a Japanese province though
under the American flag. What has hap
pened there is an indication of what has
already commenced in California.
II has been conclusively proved that
the two civilizations will not exist to-
gether; that under economic competitiol !,
and because of difference in standards of
living and in racial characteristics, the
Anglo Saxon is displaced by the jap
anese.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03
CHAUTAUQUA TO OPEN MONDAY
NIGHT.

New Iberia's first Chautauqua, unde,
Ellison White management will b
.aunched Monday evening in a big tent Il
be erected on lot opposite High School
Present indications point to week o.
red letter events in music, oratory, enter
tainment and other features of educational
interest.
For New Iberia to get behind this Chau-
tauqua is in direct line with our othel
renewed activities in community service
The prices Of the season tickets arr
within reach Of everyone and there should
be little difficulty in disposing Of the re.
anired quota, particularly when It ]:
realized that season ticket represent.
nm investment in a feast Of good things
at q very nominal cost
The guarantors who have made thi'
event possible for Iberia, have done 81
for the sole reason Of bringing some
thing worthwhile to the City-and il
would seem that the community should
respond as a unit to their unselfish eff
forts.
Mr.. Shepherd, local manager for Eli
SON White has been busy assisting COM
mittee in advertising, and completing ar
engagements for the big week. Tuesday
night he outlined program at Chambcl
Of Commerce, and while one regrets win
him that Stephenson win not be here
one is inclined to the opinion that the
substitute offered will prove of even more
timely interest at this period--that is, :
Joint debate between authorized and ac.
c~~died speakers from the National Corr
n,ittees Of the Democratic and Republi'
can parties.
Julius cesaer Maple, headlines for TIE
first night is said 70 be ene Of the best
all around attractions in Chautauqua III
Is a keen wit, very fine speaker, an
entertainer, ard his combined lecture
entertainment on the Orient, delivered il
costume, and assisted by local girls also
ia costume Of Orient, representing re-
crliar ceremonies Of Far East, should
dr. record crowd.
SPACE viii not permit an outline Of re-
maindcr of program, all numbers oil
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03
THE SHAME OF A GREAT COUNTRY

Never again-not another bond fer
me-"
That is approximately the expression
from people who are holders Of govern
ment bonds purchased during the war.
While our men were in France fighting
to make the world safe for democracy and
to retain our country under its own SOW
ereignty the people were asked to bay
government bonds. They were even urged
to buy clear up to the limit.
Campaigns and drives were conducted
to induce the public to disgorge its saw
ings and deposit them in the public
hopper. Even the fighting men them
selves were given no rest until they nad
subscribed their quota.
Americans of every class responded
nobly, hundreds of thousands denying
aid in the prosecution of the war. OuI
own community contributed literally, as
did every other section of the country.
The public was allowed to believe that
their bonds would be the safest kind of an
investment, always at par and possibly
soon at a premium.
They bought and kept on buying-bs-
cause they loved their country and had
faith in Uncle Sam.
But now they are disillusioned-diss
tressingly so.
They find that their bonds are MT
above par, that they are not at par, but
have shrunk in value to considerably be-
low par.
IL .x4z -
can not dispose of single bond without
financial sacrifice.
The public in general is not saying
much, but it is doing lot of hard think
ing. It is sore and disguised and does
not disguise the fact. There are ever
intimations that some day the govern
ment will want to sell more bonds, and
will have difficult time in finding pur-
chasers. The public will not care to b
signed twice in the same place.
There is, however, a remedy-if con-
gress will apply ii.
Let these bonds be placed by law On
the same basis as our national currency
at par value-with the interest re
tanned. Then let it be made a criminal
offense for any person or corporation tC
refuse to accept bond at par value, plus
the interest that has accrued to date. o.
in lieu of this, let the interest on these
bonds be raised by act of congress to 81,
per cent, thus placing the bonds on PAL
with real estate mortgages and other IN
vestments.
| If a citizen uses the mails to misrep-
resent bond or block Of stock that he j!
endeavoring to sell he violates the Law
and the government sends him to Jail.
| The government should live up to RI,
same standard of honor it requires from
| its citizens by restoring these bonds tc
par value by act Of congress.
It can do no less and retain the con-
fidence and respect of its people.
This is not a political editorial. It i:
aimed at any person or any party It il
written in kindness and in a spirit :.
justice, in an endeavor TO safeguard III,
interests of those patriotic citizens who
responded to the appeal of the govern.
ment when the government was in dire
| need of assistance.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03

which are apparently Of equal excellence
but those who have not already receive
their newspaper program, may secure ont
at Chamber Of Commerce Office or 8
either Of drug stores, at which places sea
son tickets may be purchased also.
A limited number of reserved sea
season tickets will be on sale one houi
and half before opening of program
Monday night.
Mr. Shepherd wishes specially to thani
those who are helping so generously t
put it over.
Afternoon programs will be at 3:15 in
stead of at $50 as scheduled. This ha.
been arranged in order to give oppor
tunity to school children to attend al
programs, and they will be let out il
time to reach grounds at Sis.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03
aost likely individuals from those offer.

most likely individuals from those offer
ing?
Shall we hereafter conduct this Nation
so as best to preserve its institutions ana
insure its perpetuity2 Or shall we, as IN
the pa :. open aur doors on request or de-
man. the elements that will make Tor
disunicn in a national crisis, and invite a
yellow flood that will eventually dispos-
sess the white race?
These are questions which must be de-
cided now; and on wise decision may
dpeendl the future salvation of the worlds
great Republic. from Sacra-
mento Bee, June IL, 1919.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03
NOTICE PEPPER GROWERS,

I am in the market to contract or buy
Peppers in large or small quantity. Will
pay market prices delivered at my Fac
tory on Duperier Avenue. Will furnish
plants free to all who will raise peppers
for my Factory.
EMILE RIBBECK.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03

FOR SALE-One complete set (six
volumes) Business Mans Commercial
Law Library. Bargain for cash. Apply
Frank Noel, Chamber of Commerce.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03

LOST-A small silver Rosary.
Finder will please return to Miss
Amelia Carstens.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03

statesmen WANTED to solicit or
ders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or Commission. Address
THE HARVEY CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03

Sash, Blind and Door Factory
special work of all descriptions
Cisterns and nks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03

1t is pertinent at this time to ask why
this country should adopt at the request
of japan or any other Nation, principle
under which races are to be admitted IN
tire future, not on the basis of their value
to US as citizens but in proportion to he
number of their fellows who are already
here; why we should amt as immigrants,
much less as citizens, the various peoples
OF Asia in the face of present knowledge
and the experience of Hawaii and Cali
fornia; why if it be desirable to restrict
immigration, we do not fix the number
we are willing to admit, and select, on
merit and because of their value to US IN
upbuilding a homogeneous people, the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03

FOR SALE-A Michigan cash
register. Registers from 1c 10
$4,000. Call at Leblanc & Brous
sard
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03
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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-04-03

DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR SALE.
Z room dwelling with bath, located at
SIG Fulton Street. House in good con-
dition. One-third cash. Apply to Muir
ray, Fisher & Labit