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Show CACHE AMERICAN THE CACHE AMERICAN 5mi-W- U and Friday by kly Nrwrpkprr, Fubluhud Arr.rriejn Publishing Cumpany, at 83 Writ On ter Logan, Utah. Tut-aday- Cach Tuesday. October 5, 1913 The Cache American, Logan. Cache County. Utah Page Four Managing Manager Edltor-Busin- Editor Mechanical Department a Sneond-ClaEntered Matter, November 3, 1931, at the Past Office at Logan, Utah, under the Act of March S, 1817. Subscription rales: Ousnl County, one year 12 00; Inside Cache 50. County, Advertising rate made known upon application. 1 CONSERVATION TIIKOUGII I IKK DKl'KNSK lire Iocs amounts to hundreds America V of millions of dollar-- - annually, according to the Naand the great bulk tional Tire Protection Toof this lire loss is traceable to sheer carele.-.-neshomes can no of insurance the amount day, replace and furnishinps destroyed by lire. Kven a localized blaze doing damape to just one room is a blow to the conservation ca m pa i p n. The lirt step in the fipht apainst lire on the home front is a knowledge of the common hazards. Every citizen should seek out these hazards during Fre Prevention Week, and make plans to eliminate them. Fire Prevention Week is being observed this year from Oc1913. tober Heating plans from furnace to chimney should be thoroughly cleaned and checked by an expert for defects, Wall surfaces adjacent to furnaces or stoves should be protected against the danger of overheating. Because sparks lighting on flammable wooden roofs cause a third of all Americas residential fires, all such fire roofs should be covered over with a roofs not retardant roofing material. only protect individual structures but are among the most effective conflagration stops. Electrical equipment should always be disconnected immediately after using. Worn or frayed cordss should be repaired or replaced, and cords should never be run under rugs. Only appliances bearing the approved label of the Underwriters Laboratories should be purchased. Gasoline should never be used for home dry cleaning. The latest destructive power of a pint of gasoline has been likened to a pound of dynamite, and the friction created by rubbing cloth together is enough to ignite the fumes. Accumulations of rubbish, old furniture, mattresses, and the like in closets, attics, or basements not only are a prey to spontaneous ignition, but feed from other sources. Good housekeeping is the best defense against fires in the house, in the garage, or in the yard. Keep your matches in a safe place out of reach of small children. Cigarettes, smoking pipe embers, and matches should always be completely extinguished before they are discarded. Tlenty of ash trays are a good prevention measure. To be effective such preventive measure should not only be inaugurated during Fire Prevention Week but through the year. also continued without relaxation also learn how to should Members of every family themselves in conduct to how and alarm turn in an all out does break fire precautions. despite event that re.-ident-ial g, 3-- 9, non-critic- nt water-softene- soft-wat- er fire-starti- purchased the Earl Bair home. Mr. and Mrs. Bair have purchased the home of the late Alma Merrill. Prior to leaving for army service Thursday, Dean Hicken was honored at a party. After an evthe ening of bowling at Logan guests returned to Richmond and enjoyed lunch at the home of Mrs. The guests La Vera Robinson. were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hicken, Mr. and Mrs. Quinten Peart, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Robinson, Miss La lreal Palmer, Merlin Webb and Mrs. Marjorie Glasford. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Sorenson attended a party Saturday night at the Anton home of Mr. and Mrs. Christensen in Smithfield. The evening was spent playin 500. A delicious luncheon was served. Richmond was given dinner A family Saturday evening at the home of Mr3. Annie Tripp honoring her is Boyd Tripp, who grandson, spending a furlough at the home of his parents Mr, and Mrs. V. B. Tripp. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Peterborg and daughters Noreen and La Moine of Layton, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Cox of Provo, were Richmond visitors Sunday. Mrs. Louise Scott left Tuesday for an extended visit with relatives in San Diego, California. The Richmond South ward Relief Society held its opening social at with the ward chapel Tuesday Lona Smith presiding. President A vocal solo was rendered by Mrs. Eva Godfrey; reading by Mrs. Dalton Hunt; piano solo by Mrs. E. Olson, short talks by Lulu BareA resolution recommending er, Dellas Ballam and Fannie Sor- moval of beef slaughter quotas, enson. was in Johnson Ruby establishment of a price schedule Refreshcharge of the program. on federal grades of beef carcasses, ments were served. The organizaand an Increase In ceiling prices tion will begin the seasons meeton animal especially October 5th. ings Tuesday, hides and fats, has been adopted Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chrtstensen announce the arrival of a baby by the Organized Cattle Growers Association of Cache Valley, Pregirl. A sister also welcomed the sident Ray Theurer of 'Providence, new arrival. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Egan have reported after the groups annual fall meeting in Logan canyon. Ask Quota Ban O EASE THAT ITCH SUCCESSFULLY! Dont bear the torments of eczema another day. Do as thousands of happy people have use Poslam for quick, dependable relief. 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In lust Friday a iaue of Uum w.ll run on this platformor I i was the folluwtng head. up cn.cr this campaign for cither p.i-Interest Political to an article, these offices, if you will assist Lag . . . relcrring to tills m getting tiie necessary signers on for m lo the requited l.cseiit Logan city elclion. i Only about one half of the peo- - enter this Logan City election, Heectfully jours for Honest, tic In our country who ore ehg-and for Honest Govern Equality ibie to vote, are Why voting. R. F. ALLEN. don't tlu-- tote According to in- - merit. 58 East 3 South. and investigations, reports quint, from various sources, it is betauo-theWill, the Salt Lake papers are are d:s atisfled with condiworking a lot to do about what tions in our country. e Health Week, i a called We claim that our govermmnt are stressing the Importance nun the of is a government people, by to the people, and for the people; but of avoiding accidents, exposure and claim contagion, proper food, rest these dhsatislled citizens that our government, at persent, cleanliness. This column wishes to add the is largely manipulated and run by of enforcement of the importance trafty, scheming, undependable and code. selfish politicians, and greedy, and state plumbing this Is being done, and cronic office seek-ers- . If you think fluabomeu-ron the These dissatisfied citizens, also look over the 100 feet of the toilets within claim that our government is costState Board of Healths headhonest double what practically ing should quarters in the Capitol building, and government would, and also here in our own town cost. Plumbers have known for a long With a merchant, his safety and time that water-bodiseases have success depends upon having satis- been spread by careless plumbfied customers and with a government its safety depends upon ing.Now you take the water here citizens in having satisfied citizens, Logan, it is supplied to each who believe that they are being and pure from building, clean treated fairly and honestly. germs, although it does contain Some of the examples these Ume to such an extent ttial hucitizens cite are: We usid man beings and animals are serito pay the mayor of Logan City a ously affected through drinking salury of $100 per year, and these this lime laden water. and greedy What to do about it? Why the scheming politicians office seekers kept raising said dietectitions and other health exthat every alary until they got the mayor's perts should insist salary Up to $800 ($800 00) per water supply should be filtered r as it year, and then the last raise or through a grab, was to put the salary of the enters the house. would be better This mayor of Logan City at $2000.00 per year, with the city commis- for all house use. It would not sioners getting a similar increase fill heating coils, with rock which in salary. We formerly paid the causes much expense. president of the U. S. $25,000.00 Although the water enters the per year as salary, now his salary house clean and free from mais $75,000.00 per year three times ter. born disease the cross connecwhat we used to pay him. Sena- tion allows the sewage to flow tors and congressmen formerly into the distributing system with or what got a salary of $5,000.00 per year; its typhoid, dysmtery now their salary is $10,000 00 per not. year. Some, if not many, of our Not a pleasant thought, you say. .soldier boys, are also dissatisfied. Well neither is the resulting Some of them have stated to me sickness. that they ought to have at least Many people are vaccinated $100.00 per month, considering the against typhoid but that does not wages and salaries that are being mean they want to drink from paid in our country. the sewer. I believe that and Now remember this is War time inequalities I Health Week and injustices should be corrected!. such things believe in honest equality and in are timely to consider. honest government, and I further You people who are skeptic believe that we should begin and ignorant can make a test in here and now to correct these in- your own home, where there is and injustices and I the jet type toilet-bow- l, equalities shut off the following water in basement and open a proposed hereby platform for this present Logan faucet and you will see the s City election: of the bowl syphon out into 1st. Reduce the salary of the the supply-pipthen when wat-te- r mayor and city commissioners half is turned back you may get i.e. the mayors salary reduced this solution at the kitchen sink. from $2,000.00 per year to $1,000.00 What to do about it, why the per year, and commissioners, sal- toilet tank should be equipped ary from $1,500.00 to $750.00 per with the syphon break, you see year. them listed in all the catalogues 2nd. To improve and better Lo- of plumber's books. gan City In every way, consistYou who are interested should ently, possible. write to the Public Health BuTo 3rd. cooperate and assist in reau at Washington and ask for every way, within reason, to win the booklet on water contaminathis present war. tion and faulty plumbing; its only And in conclusion voters what 30c and it carries illustrations are you willing and ready to do that are easy to understand. to support the above platform? Robert Crookston. Let us hear from you. I am willing and ready to support a responsible candidate for FOR YOUR mayor and a responsible candidate for city commissioner, who r v 1 o-- t, WILLIAM C. ENGLAND, JAMES W, ENGLAND DAVID W. ENGLAND FORUM GO MYSELF It FEEL THAT I BUT THIS SPV VdtLL TRANSFER THE PACKAGE TO A VJOMAN CONFEDERATE BEFORE WE REACH THE NEXT STOP j THEHE ARE TWO MEN IN THE NEXT CAR- - TELL THE ONE IN THE BROWN SUIT-- - GREV HAT TO COME IN AND TAKE HERE A SEAT IN THE REAR SOF THIS CA- R- HE I'LL SIGNAL HIM THE WOMAN IF ANYTHING GETTING UP-W- ALKING TOWARDS THE FRONT OF THE TAKING THE PACKAGE TO WATCH HAPPENS--SHE'- CAR-A- ND S WITH HER V |
