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Show the cukcumi JOURNAL. LOGAN fclfY,' CACHE COUNTY , UTAII fervently and with, At this ' NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC loquenee a to draw tears to the eyes of his auditors. TICKET time his reversal of Lrm and utterances upon this great moral j. issue are of such a nature as to make angels weep and hia Satanic For President smiie. Majesty JAMES M: COX xrovinTthe Covenant thereof r, Port Otflc Every Day Ifl the Week, At Lotto Am Second Claw Matter. fchitrwi At th t , i 4- GORDON i,09VsTlli : tUiUsHKO BV AND ENGLAND ITIILISI1INU COMP A NT." - Except . BCRSCRIPTION KATES . BT MAIL PBH MONTH, In Advance- BT CARRIER. PER. MONTH; In Advance Miconst Ot 1.00 Per Ye,ar Will Re Given For Advance NDITCR Bandar. 0c 70c ho . spending about the ' same amount annually on Automobiles that it. is on railroad transportation, freight, mail and express? Well, such 13 the Do you know that the American publie-i- s fact. ' Vice-Preside- nt F. D. ROOSEVELT ; DEMOCRATIC TICKET. U. S. Senator MILTON II. WECLING - Congressman . JAMES W. FUNK Governor. THOMASON, TAYLOR Justice Supreme Court HAROLD M. STEPHENS Secretary of State ELBERT D. THOMAS Attorney General STUART P. DOBBS State. Treasurer GEORGE M. WHITMORE STATE ! I . frepased Constitutional Amend--' Propcced Constitutional Amis' Payment tor a Pull Jfear. ment No.L ment No. 2. MKMIlEK OF ASSOTl tTI.U PRESS tor to repablleatlon . the entitled The Aaaoclfttad, Presa la exclnalvely OLUTH A k ' at all newrdlapalchea credited to it or not otherwlac - credited U thla feuvATB joist lesoirma ire. EXATB JOINT published herein. paper andalM th Ucol are alao reserve amend-moA resolution proposing an amendment A Jrtat revolution proposing H righiof repnbllcaUon of apeclal dlapatchea herein to Section 7. Article II. of the Con. to Section ol Article 11 ot tho , Advert lain Katea furnished on Application , out Ion of. tho State of Utah, relat. Constitution of tho Stuta ot Utah. role tin it to municipal corporations lng to tax rates for State purposes, j Bo It enacted or tho Legfslatur of JBe It resolved by the Legislature of a ATTEMPT TO DECEIVE of all d vote of the State of Utah, tho State ot Utah, In two members elected tha members' elected te each House all the the has been caught with the; e Harding therein: REPUBLICAN-candidateoncurrtng therein: he Section 1. That It 1 proposed t Section 1. That It la proposed to is, in an attemept to make jieople believe that of Article XL of the amend Section 7. of Article XIII. of emend Section French of governthe a had been Approached by representative Constitution of the Stete of Utah. no tho Constitution of tha State of Utah Slate Auditor inao that the same wll read at follows: Ihet tho seine will reed en follow: ment with a plea for aid in establishing a world fraternity ; O. LARSON DANIEL 7. The rate of taxation on propSee. t. Corporetione tor munlclpel See and league purposes shall not be created hr special erty for State purpoees ahall never Public of Instruction ferring that France did not approve the Covenant Supt. ' laws. The Legislature hr general exceed t mills oa each dollar of vat- L. J. MUIR . Nations alraiiyeiit cred into. lawo- - mhall .provide, for Iha.. lncQjperA- - j.liaton tq be spportlnned as followsi tlon. organisation and classification of Not to exceed 414 mills' On eXcXB6fr President Wilson sent him the following letter, which oltlea eml towns In proportion to poplar of valuation for taaora) State purFIRST JUDICIAL matter: the to relative ulation, which tews map be altered, poses; not to sxceed S mills on eah DISTRICT school district of or repealed. dollar valuation for Dear Sir In the New York Times of yesterday, Sunday, amended mill on District and adopt a purposes; not to exceed train Anr may Judge city dollar of valuation for high j October 17, 1920, I find a statement, dated St. Isiuis, October 16, charter for Its own government la the each J. D. CALL school purposes, that part of the State manner: to high school purt tax District Attorney which purports to report certain public utterances of yours. In following The lrglnJative authority ot tho city posesapportioned shall constitute a fund to be i e memROY J). THATCHER Its iflffh Fund and shall vots School of called the may, by it occurs the folloing: bers. and upon petition of qualified be apportioned to the cities and school maintaining hiicb schools In Replying to criticisms' of his proposal for an association of electors to the number of 10 per cent districts I1 the manner the Legislature may pro j COUNTY TICKET of all votea cast at the next precedat Ind., Greencastle, And in a whenever the taxable prop vide. he said,, speech , nation. State Senator ing election for the office of tho erty within the .State shall amount to mayor, .shall forthwith provide by or- f 4y0,0be,oud 00. the rates shall not ex- that he already had been approached, informally" by a repre- dinance G. A. HOGAN electo for suRinlsslon tho two tho valuation of on cecd each dollar s Suite Representatives mills for general State t sentative of France, who asked that the United States lead the tors of the question. "Shall a Com- and of one mill for JOHN J. HENDRY I write to ask if this is a correct mission bs chosen to frame a charterf purposes, levy-fosuch and school way to a "world fraternity. purposes, high The ordinance shall require that the school purposes ds will WESTON VERNON district to attributed is there to bs the said what electors you. question submitted raise an amount which, added quotation and if you really E. R. MILES at the next regular municipal election to anyannually for available funds State other inference and extraordinary I need not point out to you the grave The ballot containing such, question district achool purposes, equal IIS 09 Commissioner Four Years hall also contain th name of candl- - for each person ef school age In the to be drawn from such a statement, namely, that the government dates MOSES THATCHER for members ot ths proposed State, shows by the last preceding school esnsus; unless a proposition to Two Years Commissioner Commission, but without party desigof France, which is a member of the League of Nations, or rate rates, specifying nation. Such candidates shall be nom- Increase such rates MELVIN E. KENT proposed and the a private citizen of a nation which is not a member of inated in the same manner as required the rate or which the same shall be time during tes leadThe-wa- r be first submitted to a vote County Clerk the League with a request thatlhe-CnitwrTTtaIf a majority of the electors voting of such of the quaTIffed itectors of" YEATES EUGENE in nett the precedon the question of choosing a Com the State, as, year to a world fraternity. Treasurer vote In the affirmative ing such election, shall have paid s mtsaion ehall tax' assessed to them within "The department of state has always found the government then the fifteen candidates receiving property GEORGE E. II A NCR Y the State, andthe majority of those a atich at votes of the cast majority thereon eball vote In favor Recoxder of France most honorably mindful of its international obligations election, voting ehail constitute the charter in such manner as may be proJAMES II. STEWART and punctiliously careful to observe all the proprieties of inter- Commission, and shall proceed te frame thereof, vided by law. On each page, the same fascinating a charter. Sec. S. Th Secretary of State Is diAssessor national intercourse. I hesitate to draw the inference to which to cause this proposed amendAny charter ao framed ahall he sub rected C. F. OLSEN to be published as required by story. qualified electors of the ment I have referred unless I am assured by you that you nctually mitted to theelection Constitution and to be submitted te be held at a tne air at city of at the to State the electors the . made the statement. Very tryly yours, time to be determined by the charter next general election la the manner And this is k. eurniiam. ' 4 Commission which shall be not Use provided WOODROW WILSON. Attorney than thirty days subsequent te Its Sec. I. If approved by the electors Every Edison cabinet lias been E. S. CHAMBERS f the State, this proposed amendment and distribution smona.the Replying to. an inquiry, from President Wilson, Senator eooipletlon Janof oa 1st effect ehail the take more not day than out year electors and Surveyor adapted direct from some Old Harding, wrote the White House that, although France had sent from such date. Alternative provi- uary 1921. March T. II. IIUMHIERYS 1911. II, Approved be to sions also be submitted may furniture masterpiece. Every Edison her spokesman, to him informally asking America to lead the voted upon separately. The Commisshall make provision for the Proposed Constitutional Amendcabinet, looks every inch LOGAN CITY TICKET way for an association of nations,' the Incident had not involved sion of the proposed distribution of Jurtpe the French government in any violation of" international ebarter and of copies 3. No ment it is a true furniture aristocrat. any alternative provi' o ' sions to the qualified electors of the LEON FONNESBECK uropricties.' t Uy, not less than ixty days before SET ATI Constable L! J The senator declared that,' in his reference to the subject in the CtWCtRRm RESOLUTION election at which it Is voted upon. NO. . GEORGE D. MeCULLOCI! Such proposed charter and such altera speech at Greencastle, Ind., recently, he only had sought to native provisions as are approved by th mHny there 'The Photwsrefih with a SoaP those who' on, shall y become convey the thought that there had come to him an organic law of amendment to Section 1, Article XIV, at su h time asrmay be fixed of the Constitution of the State of spoke a sentiment which theyreprqsented to be very manifest such city and So stop m t txlay. Get vour copy shall supers de any extherein, ,Utah relating to State debt limitanot could his 'He added that French .words isting' charter and ail laws affecting among the people.' tion. the and government of Be It enaoted-btells you, in Edison and Music." tho Legislature ot y be construed to say that the French government has sent anybody such city whti h are now in conflht d all of State of the Utah, Within after therewith. thirty days 4 17 to me. picture and story, .all the members elected to each of the Us approval a ropy of such charter as and Houses the two therein; certified mayor adopted, by concurring cabinets their in a Edison Mr. looks, of Wilsons suggestion impropriety period Referring to city recorder and authentii ated by the Section I That It is proposed CLARKSTON, Oct. 18. ti be made In amend Section 1, Article 14, ' foreign nation approaching a private citizen on such a subject, Seal of su h lily, shall one of the contheir characteristics. . their who those attended oflineage, in Among and the deposited, duplicate fice of the Secretary of Ma.te and the stitution of the State of Utah, to that conference Senator Harding pointed out that he is a member of the foreign other and state at fair as same the follows: will the read RecordIn the office of the ruy book makes useful The kind all courts shall take Section f To meet casual deflclti Salt Lake were a nominee for the presidency, and er, and thereafter relations committee as well Bishop Ravsten. or failures In revenue, and for neces judicial notice of such ucharter information a joy to obtain. A guide to any such charter may sarv expenditures for public purposes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffi 1, Mr suggested that an informal expression to me is rather more than beAmendments frkmed and submitted by the chart Including the erection of public build kind of furniture to has, that to a private citizen. er Commission in the same manner as Inga, ami tho payment of all terrfc arid Mrs. John Buttars, Mr. and or tonal hub trainees of for barters, making prcvldid assumed th by modern times its most precious The following Associated Press dispatch, that reached The itutv be proposed by th legislative au- State, the State may contract debts Mrs. A. J. Atkinson, Mr. ami given of Hi citv upon a not exceeding in the agrerate at an) Min Louis Journal yesterday,- - indicates very dearly .that the French gov- thority heirlooms. ' Vide thereof, or by petition of qualiButtars, Mr. Ray one tin., an amount equal to 2 per to tors number to fied a elet equal centum of the value oC the taxable Claik, Miss Atkinson. ernment, which is a member of the League of Nations did not, to cast Gladys of the total vote for mayor of the State, as Fhown by th same time, about our Ask us, at next proceeding election, and property last ansuHsmeut for State use the Presidents language approach a private citizen of a onny the All of them report an excellent such amendment may be aubmlc- - pre vtoim to the ineurringr of purposes dn suh the Plan and electioft next ted the at regular Budget way Of buydehtmlne nation which is not a member of the league with a request that having b n Hjt tho Stats ahalf novel by the majority contract any iudebtedreas, except as time. aprovd ahall Edison. New of elec too voting thereon, the In the next Section provided Ifl exing a the United States lead the way to a world fraternity: At our Sabbath meeting begoine a part of the charter at the cess of suh amount, and all moneys and time fixed in ruth amendment Ravsten herein and from loans Elder authorised, WASHINGTON, Oct. 19. Assurances have been given the ahall Bishop anting be certified and filed aa providshall be apMied solely to the purposes Thomas Griffin gave us the constate department by Count DeBearn, the French charge here, that ed in raae of charters. HARRIS MUSIC COMPANY for whi h they were Obtairxtl. , Each city forming its charter under Sec. 2 , The Secretary of State ! ference news and the r interestthe French government has not given authority to any one to thta bectlon ahall have, and la hereby hereby directed to submit this pro 11 KALI, US KMSO.V the authority to exercise all posed amendment to the electors of ing it marks were enjoyed. approach Senator Harding with suggestions that he take the grunted, State at the next general election power relating to municipal affair, 161 North Mam Brother Joseph E. Myltr who Logan, Utah to and adUpt and enforce withinalmt- - in the manner provided by law lead in forming a new world association.- - Calling attention to VnitH, loial choir the bv the elector for waid police, aanitarv and had jf adopted thirty reuiat.on not In conflict with the 0f th State thin amendment ahall take the official denial of the French foreign office yesterday, Count lar years lead the singing at this law, and no enumeration o 1, 1921 general In January tfct or any this constitution powsrs He ts 74 yta s old DeBearn said he was assured that France had delegated no Isw Approved March It, XIII. ; metting. shsll b dasmsd to l'mlt or reRrxnt of authority and has a voice. strict ths yersral (4 splendid in to act with either fsformally hereby conferred; but this grant of auspokesman Harding negotiations Mr. and Mi3. George Mc- not Include ths power to Proposed Constitutional Amende thority shell service or informally, officially or Unofficially. or charge of pubthe rulats 4. No. ' ment Kinnty, retuining from the con-- j utilities so lunar aa such regulation Which deprives Hardings allegation and false inference of lic . Is provided for by general law, nor bs fercnce called on their relatives ths power of pJl effect and reveals him as one w ho will resort to falsehood to deemed to limit orInrestrict rcsoLu- WANT IT J QUICK HEAT WHEN YOU Allen Archibald en1 j matters ot public ths Legislature anj jjr nor those or relating general Interest, - joying a real nice visit, and then gain his ends. The CaloriC Pipoless Furnace delivers to Stats affair. The power to bs cqnfsre.d upon ths a concurrent resolution proposing sn returning to their homes in Rex- its heat directly into your rooms cities bv .this Section shall Include ths itnienilim-nto the Constitution Y e.stefuayVR(puLirc;inrT()ll.)VIiig burg. "TinT" F t .it t TrrTTSTl Vijf mill) rttllg n through one register. It is a proven rollsct (a) To levy, asssss and 6. Article XVI. relating te right that really never deceives because the falsifications are so taxs tion i act that a CalomJ wiil heal a bui!JinJ and borrow mony, within th of at tlon to recover damageafor In- of Teton Basin were guests of ribocl by" general law. ana President Grant and a host of limits prtsi clumsily made, had this to say: n less time than any other system of In death. juries resulting Mr. and Mrs. John Buttars las:! to levy and coll rot special assessments Be it resolved and enacted by tha legother prominent citizens who wanted the Wilson League, have (or benefits conferred. wet k. eating. Mighty handy when you islature of the State of Utah, (bl To (urntwh all locsl public serkeen silent now for a year cr mqre. All of which vices. to purthase. hire, construct, own.' On October 11, the Weaver! want to warm up in a hurry. Over of, all the members elected td and operate, or lease, publlo eatii of the two Houses concurring Brothers band came ov- -r does not make less emphatic President Grants utterances in favor mnitilsln t and extent use; in total toj ' 10ft,W)0 satisfied users. utilities, therein quire by condemnation, or otherwise, the evening! of the League at the general conference a jTar since, that of many atwithin Section 1. That tt Is proposed te Clarkston and in or without th corporate limits, KVERTON & SONS CO. Con6, Article II. of the was! played for a dance that property necessary for any such pur- amend Section other prominent conference speakers upon the same theme, or poses, stitution of the State of Utah, ao that wdl attended. Impose ' subject to restrictions LOGAN. UTAH A great manyi general law for th protection ot aaid section ahull read as follows: invalidate the spontaneous and unanimous vote of the ten thou- by other communities: and to grant local damshook folks married of the to recover the ''The action of right public utility franchises and regulats sand assembled Saints upon that memorable occasion. Both the for injuries resulting In death fantastic toe until the clock exercise tdiereof subject to th con- ages never be abrogated, and the shall of of public regulation utterances and vote were so emphatic as to render a repetition tinuing power recoverable shall not be sub- stiuck twelve. their rat and aervtc. by th amount utilities, ex limitation, statutory)compensation v be. ject to now or may The farmers over thra way Btat. as for , entirely superfluous. cept la eases where provided by general law. In death la provided are injuries remitting disappointed agains; many Tolocal Improvemake law public for by (c) and tc acquire by condemnation, ot State la of them that have stacks of Section 2. The The Republican incessantly reiterates its cry of dont start ments or otherwise, property within Its cor- hereby directed toSecretary submit this proside east the of the grain along limits necessary for such Imot the electors to amendment porate ned ulso te acquire sn ex- posed anything; evidently intended either as an appeal or a warning provements: the state at the next general election west mountains have not thresh cess over that needed for any such Imlaw. in manner the provititd by against adopting 4ts own system of petty personal attacks, provement' and to sell or tons ouch Sen. I If adopted by tho electors ed yet, and are waiting for a. excss property with restrictions. Im-In f tne state the aoiendmant shall take little good weather before United Ptatfr malicious and false statements or inferences regarding those order Pamcarl derogatory to the his !pa llvvloCtl to prelect and preeerv tbs theyfvwfoccmfi effect January 1st, 1921 LUilI Cooluii lo senate provement. can stoam campaignn move thrasher. during the 1911. We in Democratic or ticket 9, October the campaign. upon the Approved assisting aell bends en tbs (d) To teauq and Invitations are being sent to against Senator Kr.ute Ne!s any such excesn property, have not, and do not propose to conduct that kind of a campaign. security el ubllo for the publican nomination. or of any utility owned by tbc Bennlon. L Hard Secretary oflltlativCft find friends to attend WASHINGTON, ' Oct."" 18 or of th revenue thereof, or fctate. It is beneath the dignity of any but the journalistic fakirs now city, do of of tha Flat Utah, hereby to Upon governmmt confession of 6 grand Wetidfng, both. Including, In th can of a pubreception -- -fult that th foregoing Is utility, a franchise stating th certify using it, whose limited brain capacity can conceive of no more lic true and correct copy of 11 error, the supreme court today CORNELIUS OLSEN terms upon which. In sane of tha porch leer mypsrat s Amendments proposed by th, lofty reply to'argurnent than toThrow THUcLaUthe one they reversed the conviction of James D. C- - Th. C. nuch utility. and special regular GJSfJ prtnmrin hoiwr of the A.- - Peteram M Minnesota to defeat or annoy. We might remark parenthetically, however, for- Bee. I Th of ISIS. as th earn ap Secretary 1 Btntq Is CHIROPRACTOR proponed ot record la my offtc. hereby directed ta submit thy marrige of their son Paul M violation of the sspionage law that should we decide to descend to that class of tactics some amendment LaborntoiT to the electors of th Stnto pear la witness whereof. 1 hav hereunto Claik to Mi-- t Rantma Carlson of and ordered retrial. Peterson,; Complete th la leotia th at pext general would be likely to leave town. Office: Over Utah Power people set my hand and affixed the Oreal manner provided by law. was sentenced td four; lev Salt lake City. Their relatives who j &. Light Office . See. If adopted by tbc electors Neal of th Stal of Utah, thls and friends wish them joy and years imp risonme-- ' found of thin State, thin amendment shall 6:S0-7:10-12-- 4, Hours: 1JZ0. of ' Septrmbor. .day Republican Chairman Casts has traveled in various parts of take effect aa January 1st, 1 tcle in i Fhones : Office F0 ; Res. 84 HARDKN BUNK ION,- - hannnees through the journey guilty of publishWW (Set)) this county declaiming in favor of the League of Nations and Approved March II, 1111. a Minneapolis of life. advt. Secretary of State aperB , ,4 Bs nt t HARDINGS i two-tbtrd- two-thir- Koueet-concurrin- & isself-explanator- y, j i , j two-third- rehr-platfor- in j four-tenth- two-tent- j I , it: Warren . by-da- w. World the thing that eWM EDISON Tt about the two-thir- of that that the fr - of two-thir- one-ten- th the thrift I: 4 f ' i , i ' tf j ' t two-thir- , 1 hraftr - . Constt-tntion- fore-ptosur- e, session-Legislat- al ure X-R- ?L j 1, 9t i-- w |