Show republican COLUMN paid advertisement republican PARTY TICKET for president WARREN G HARDING for tice president CALVIN COOLIDGE for presidential electors J HOWARD GARRETT GARRE TT MARGARET LEWIS JUDD WARREN L WATTIS JAMES A MELLVILLE NIELL VILLE JR JIL for united states senator REED SMOOT for cong Represent athe 1st ast dist DON B COLTON for Go governor CHARLES R MABEY for justice of the hie supreme court cour t J E FRICK for secretary of state slate il HE E CROCKETT for attorney general HARVEY H CLUFF for state treasurer IV D SUTTON BUTTON for state auditor MARK TUTTLE for cupl of public Iu lilic instruction GEORGE THOMAS for state stale senator district JOHN W PETERS for state Represent athe lit li I 1 t dial N E IVERSON for district Distri cl judge dist ALBERT A LAW for district Af attorney forney dist LE ROY B YOUNG for co commissioner 4 I 1 yr term terin ALBERT HOLMGREN for foe co commissioner 2 yr term teri JOHN J CRANER for county clerk P RUSSELL WIGHT for county sheriff J CLINTON lillywhite for county treasurer BENJAMIN D HARDING for county recorder Iler order MRS CELISTA C JENSEN for county attorney CHAS E FOXLEY for county assessor LORENZO PETT for county JS line or LORENZO W ANDE ANDERSON no i for precinct justice J PRANK FRANK BOWRING for precinct constable PETER JENSEN FAITH IN BOX ELDER ELDEK COUNTY we have so much faith in the good sense and sound judgment of the men and women ot of box bos elder county and so much confidence in the intelligence ot of our american people in general that wo we welcome their final judgment in the solemn referendum on the course of our nation in fit its foreign relationships lation ships we believe they will request more than a mere assertion 0 of t those who promised but utterly tailed failed to keep america out of war to convince thoughtful men and thoughtful women that the additional signature of the united states to the parts paris covenant will keep heep the world out of war we believe it would be a very brave and very foolish man or woman who would favor pledging the lives ot of sons and fathers together with the material resources of the united states to plan or enterprise which in this present form is not only doubtful but is more capable of breeding war than of preserving peace we do not believe in a mortgaged america we are all willing and anxious to do our full share toward and war torn europe but we want it to be a freewill free tree will offering in such measure and at such time as our conscience and best judgment shall dictate and determine we do not want to put ourselves and all we possess in pawn pledged to a plan or an adventure the end of which no man can foresee here is the difference between our opponents and ourselves there is no alf difference ference between us in our desire to help but those who seek to induce america to join the paris league would have us pledge ourselves body and soul and the american people the fathers sons wives vives daughters and mothers reject the hazard or of foreclosure on america at the will of others wo we intend to hold our resources in our own hands to be given not taken we must keep our conscience and our honor on our own hearts upon that principal and became our conscience and our honor are still ours we favor an association of tree free nations and do not care what it Is called or who furnishes the name we know that the mothers and wives continued on page three republican COLUMN continued from page one ot of america do riot not wish to give their sons and husbands for sacrifice at the call of an extra body like the council of 0 the paris league we know that the mothers and wives ot of america will give them only at the call ot of their own hearts and honor and conscience we stand tor for a world association ot of tree free nations we do not favor an association of nations in which we will be under tile the flag of a world and no longer under the american flag to serve mankind manlif nd it is not necessary to subject our country to foreclosure by the sheriff of oe internationalism we stand tor for nationalism first we as men and omen ot of america aro are proud that we as long as we draw the breath ot of life can say we are americans v TO THE VOTERS on september 1920 the journal published an air article under heading will win on his record referring to J D call the article Is unsigned and purports to be published as or binary reading matter by the paper and further farther that it is published without the knowledge or as the journal puts it unbeknownst to judge call now we do not question the right of 0 any newspaper to advocate the election to office ot of who it may think fit hut but conceding that still the reading public is entitled when a newspaper does so use its columns to know who its owners are what interest the owners have in the election ot of the candidate and also what interest the candidate has in the newspaper the legislature of 0 utah had this in mind ahen hen it passed an act requiring the filing with the secretary ot of state by newspapers ot of a statement showing who its owners are and also requiring candidates to ille file with the county clerk a sworn statement showing their interest in newspapers it if they havo have any the journal has filed such a statement judge call had not at the time the said article was published the journals statement shows that the following named persons owns its stock will n R holmes olmes II J E ryan J D call william J lowe justin B call william C call B C call IN W V call the last five named are mere nominal stockholders that is to say owners ot of a small number of 0 shares mr holmes judge call and J E ryan are the principal owners now with this information the people are in a better position to understand the motive of the journal when it advocates judge calls election tor for a third term and also whether a paper of 0 which lie he Is a principal owner is publishing campaign matter in his interest without his knowledge the journal refers to judge calls courtesy as a judge well one thing that is a matter of 0 common repute is the judges discourtesy dis courtesy he comes to cache for instance on oil a law and motion day once a month arriving on the 10 A al car in ill logan which is often 1020 1040 or 1050 we have as many as forty or fifty probate cases on the calander some ot of those days and all set tor for ten and thus forty or fifty people are kept waiting when the judge does arrive that forty or fifty probate cases a law and motion calander sometimes a large number of naturalization cases and a number of non contested cases are all rushed through and the judge gets an a afternoon car as quickly as possible to get back home E expeditious handling of court business is desired but no man can hear and determine that volume of business in that time and give it due consideration it is unsatisfactory to many maby litigants who go away feeling that their matters have not received the attention they deserved As an example of 0 judge calls discourtesy he came to logan on one of those probate days last summer and attempted to clear up just such a volume ume ot of work as above referred to in the forenoon and as a result no recess tor for lunch was taken but court continued until about two p m the calendar was not yet disposed of some attorneys returned with their clients at 2 p m court was in session and not knowing an adjournment had not been taken one ol of them attempted to take up tor for hearing a matter in which he was interested and which was on the calendar when suddenly the judge directed the officer in a a loud voice and peremptory manner to adjourn court INT no 0 time ot of adjournment being stated the attorney thinking the adjournment was tor for the day stated to the court that his matter would only take a few minutes and the judge angrily replied that court had already been in session tour four hours and sharply directed the sheriff to adjourn court which the officer did thereupon the judge left his bench and walked toward his chambers another attorney stepped up to him and as lie he entered his chambers attempted to speak to him but judge call ignored him and walking into his chambers slammed the door in the Attorn attorneys ys face this took place in the presence oi of at least twenty people who were present to transact business with the court no time was stated when court would reconvene re convene and all those people and counsel were left uncertain as to when the court would proceed with its work inquiry to court officials developed tile the fact that the judge expected to go to ville and inspect some property and would return but the judge did not so inform people interested they waited around until after p m when court reconvened convened re does the journal think the conduct of the judge on this occasion was becoming or courteous are the Courts tor for the convenience of the public or not should not our courts be conducted in an orderly manner and it if any deviation Is to be made from the usual dure dare arent the public and attorneys entitled to be informed now as to bringing the dissatisfied litigants out in the open we have no control of them and have no right nor any desire to air their grievances gre vances in the newspapers that aisup to them even should they desire us to do so eo we would have no desire nor money with to buy space in them news new s papers to retry their cases and we know ot of no newspaper that will do 10 that for us or them without charge either unbeknown or known to us ua the judge and the journal have the ill same opportunity to know who they t h e y are and what their grievances are as we have we are not asking them to tal talbor talk kor or encouraging it we simply stated that they were numerous and they are there are also numerous people ln in box elder county circulating the rumor that mr law Is an invalid and will be unable to attend the duties ol of the office Is judge call responsible for that rumor we hope not as it is false mr law had a severe attack of 0 the flu last ye year ar and from which he was several months recovering but tor for more than a year he has been attending to his usual practice this is as largo large as that of 0 any attorney in tile the district and mr law has riot not missed one day at his office on account ol of illness lor for more than a year this statement ought to satisfy the most skeptical upon that point we want tile campaign to be open and clean we have nothing to conceal as to the record or character of 0 our candidate we shall make up charge or statement against his opponent except openly and based upon tact fact all information at hand leads us to believe that we will win will this election and we expect to work to tilis end but will resort to fair methods only having faith in the merit of our cause judicial campaign committee by C IV DUNN chairman by S E NELSON secretary |