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Show LEGAL NOTICES Consult The County Clerk Or The Respective Sign- crs For Further Informa- tion. Probate And Guardianship H Notice I NOTICE TO CltlCDITOllS , In the Matter of the nslato of Enoch Stone, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his residence In Logan City, Cache county, coun-ty, Utah, on or beforo the 24 th day of November ( A. D. 10?0. Dato of first publication September Septem-ber 25, 1020. josnm cnowTHEn, Admlnlsltrator. C. W. DUNN, " Attorney for Estate. Adv-10-25 NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ASSESS-MENT MIIiliVHXE WATKR WORKS Co., A CORPORATION, PRINCHAIi PLACE OF BUSINESS AT SULL-VILLE, SULL-VILLE, CACUE OUNTY, UTAH. - Notlco 13 hereby given that at a meeting of tlio directors hold on the 28th day of September, 1920, ten per cent per share or $20.00 a sharo was levied on the capital stock of tbo corporation payable on or before be-fore tho 20th day of November, 1920, to J. W. E. Scott, secretary and treasurer of said corporation, at Mlllvlllo, Cache County, Utah. Any stock upon which this assessment remains re-mains unpaid on tho 20th day of I November, 1920, will be delinquent and advertised for sale, at public H auction, and unlets payment Is made I before will be sold on the 20th day 1 of December, 1920, to pay the delin quent assessment together with tho cost of advertising and cxpenso of sale.. Dated this 4 th day of October, 1020. , J. W. E. SCOTT, ' Secretary. ' ' Mlllvllle, Utah. Date of first publication, Octobsr 5, 1920. Dato of last publication, Novem- Ibcr 2, 1920. Adv-11-2 NOTICE TO CKKLiTOltS In tho Matter of tho Estate of Wllhelm Frank, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the offlco of Walters & Harris, First National Na-tional Dank building, Logan. Utah, on or beforo tho 1st day of November, Novem-ber, 1920. Dato of first publication September Septem-ber 30, 1920. LOUIS FRANK, Administrator. WALTERS & HARRIS. Attorneys Adv-11-2 Subscrlbo For the Republican Subscribe For the Republican 2 Wm. Eli Hawkins, D. C. Chiropractor Palmer School System Rooms 1-2-3 Central Ho- tel Bldg. Hours 9-11, 2-4, 6-7 Res.G37-J Office 135 HHICHESTER S PILLS I L Sf 1 51" ND IIKANI IJlLl Ato " i SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVFRWKERE fllata of Ohio. City of Tolede. Lucas County. . . Krank J. Cheney makfi oath that M lit onlor partner of tho Arm of " Cliney A Co., doing uuslnew In the City of Toledo. County and Btoto aforeiald, nnil that Mid firm will pay the sum of O.NE HUNDRED DOIXATtS for each unit every cme of Catarrh that cannot be cured btlieuee of HAI.lS CATAIUUl MKDICINB. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before roe and ubacrlbedln my prendre, tills Clli day of December. A. D. 181,6. A. W OJ.EASON rflral Nonry rubllo. ;.al' i Cula-h MelLlne 1 taken In-ternollj- auo ittts ill. jurIi tli ninod on Urn Mucou Furfacea of lli 3leni. Send f'.r testimonials, free. F. J chi:nev & CO., ToJO. O. 8;.l by M iliuctfit. 75c UMl'i JMihIIy Ptili fur cotm.lcatlon. DELINQUENT NOTICE Cache Valley Duck Club, Principal I'laco of Business, Logan, Utah Notice. There aro delinquent upon up-on the following described stock on account of tho assessment levied on tho 4th day of September, 1920, tlie several amounts set opposite tho names of respective shareholders as follows: Cert. No. Shares Atnt. R. S. McAllster ....11 i $15.00 Henry Roskellcy ..52 1 15.00 A. C. Stratton 30 1 15.00 John Illsllno 53 1 10.00 M. O. Cardon 49 1 15.00 J. A. Allred 51 1 15.OO Stewart Horsley ....50 1 $15.00 And In accordance with law and thp(board of directors made on tho 19th day of March, 1918, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may bo necessary will bo sold at tho office of tho company at 12 o'clock on tho 1st day of November, 1920. CHAS. JENKINS, Adv-10-30 J Secretary. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of John W. Rces, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to tho undersigned administratrix admin-istratrix at tho offlco oL. Walters & Harris, Logan, Utah, on or beforo the 17th day of Fcbruray, 1921. Dato of first publication October 10, 1920. MARY H. REES, Administratrix. WALTERSa & HARRIS, Attorneys. Adv-11-20 THE BEST COUGH MEDICINK When a drvgfUl find, that hli customers all ipaa well of a certain cer-tain treparatlon. ue forms a goo4 opinion of li aid when la need f such a medicine Is a' most certain to tse It himself and In lilt famll. This la why so many druggists u and recommend Chamberlain's Coig!i Remedy. J. D. Jones, n well knowo druggist of Cubrun( Ky sayi, 'I bare used Chamberlain's Cough Reai edy In my family for the past seven yeara and bare found It to be tbi best cough medicine I have known." A4i TO TUB DYSPEPTIC Would you not like Jo feel that four stomach troubles are over, that you can eat any kind of food Una! yoa crave T Coustder then the fact that Chamberlain's Tablets have cured others why not you. Then are many who have been restored t health by taking these tableta and can now eat any kind of food that they crave. . Adv a l'AOISSKVEN How Decisions Are Made By The League of Nations The League expressly and clearly provides for two kind of Decisions I 9 JIheiierttherC h"0 dlSpL,te the (locision imsi b unanimous. I decision PUte between nati0ns' neither l t0 thc diste has any vote in tho I Every Voter can Read and Understand for Himself I The Power to Make Decisions 1 rm,ntic2 Rs the riKht to makp decisions to an Assembly and also to i 1 Covon L SllT ffTO of . Ai-Udc 2 is as follows: "The action of the League Under his I SSIS thrURh the tatmimontaHty of an Assembly and of I CalmcTl, with 1 The Assembly 1 Tiicle Sa Pwidesi th tlie Assembly shall consist of representatives of the Members of tin. I , League, and that each inember of the League shall have one vote. Tlie annex folio lw .?r?iS 1 26 gives a list of the original members of the League in which 1st to ?Si Sif Kr f- I SittAi3 WS 02.nd the BriUah EmpirelsS andeach $toBrtmtc. I 'ftta South Africa New Zealand, and India, is also a member of the leTcue thus t?iv 1 "The as.en.blr shall consist of representatives of tho members of "the leaB,.o 1 "The assembly si.all meet at stated ,,c,vata and from time to tlmo as occas.on may reqt.lro, at ,0' seat of tho 1 league, or at such other placo as may bo decided upon. " peac7oft.rworld. " UCa' "' """ '""" W""'" ,,,C 8P"0rC f nClln f ',10 lcauo r "tfcc,", " I "At meetings of tho assembly each member of tho league shall have ono vote, and may have not more than three I representatives.'' The Council 1 Article 4 of the League provides that the Council shall consist of five pciinanent members. 1 Great Britain, France, Italy, Japan and the United States (if we become a member) : AND FOUR MEMBERS ELECTED FROM TIME TO TIME BY THE ASSEMBLY. I Decisions by the Assembly and by the Council 1 Where There is No Dispute 1 Article 5 of the League, so far as it refers to decisions by the league, reads as follows- I "Except where otherwise expressly provided in this covenant, or by tho terms of this treaty, decisions at any meet- Ing of tho assembly or of the council shall require the agieement of nil tho members of tho league, represented at tho I meeting." As the decision of disputes between nations is expressly provided for in article 15 of the I league, the above provision of article 5 requiring the vote to be unanimous, does not apply to I disputes between nations. W Dicisions of Disputes Between Nations i Article 15 of the League provides in detail for the decision cf disputes between nations, and I states clearly and emphatically that each nation which is a party to the dispute shall not have I any vote in the decision. B The Council and the Assembly (as the one or the other may hear the dispute) is given the I power to decide whether the anatter in dispute is within the d, mestic jurisdiction of one of the I nations to the dispute, or whether the matter is an international one; quoting from the League, I "If the dispute bet ween the "parties is claimed by one of them. AND IS FOUND BY THE fl COUNCIL, to arise out of a matter which by international law. is solely within the domestic I jurisdiction of that party, the Council shall so report, and shall make no recommendation as to I its settlement." The present dispute with Japan will illustrate how the matter would be ban- 8 died if we were a member of the league. The United States would, of course, claim that it is a fl domestic question whether the Japanese shall be permitted to hold title to real estate within the fl United States; but the LEAGUE WOULD HAVE THE POWER TO DECIDE that the dispute fl was an international one and say that the United States MUST permit the Japs to own land in fl the United States. And, of course in the making of such a decision the United States would not have any vote. H Mr. Voter, read for yourself Article 15 of the League as published by the government print- fl ing office at Washington, and you will find it reads as follows: fl "If there should ailse between members of tho league a dispute likely to lead to a rupture, which Is not submitted to fl aibltratlon as above, the members of tl.e league agrco that they will submit tho matter to tho council. Any paity to tho fl dispute may effect such submission by giving notlco of tho existence of the dispute to tho sea clary wnoi-iil, who will fl make all necessary arrangements for a full Instigation and consideration thereof. For this purpose tho pailles to tho iff dispute will communicate to thu secretin y fju.itr.il, as promptly as possible, statements of their case, all tho relevant facts S and papers and tho council may foithwlth dliect the publication thereof. K "The council shall endeavor to eft'.i a settlement of any dispute, and If such efforts aio successful a Hlntemuiil shall B bo niado public giving such facts and eplauatloiis regaidlng tho dispute and lotms of settlement thereof as tho council K may deem appropriate. B "If tho dispute Is not thus settled, tho council either unanimously or by a mrjorlty vote, shall make and publish a ic- fl port containing the statement of tlio facu of the dispute and tho lecomiuendathns which aio deemed Just mid proper in ifl regard thereto. jB "Any member of the league H-prcsented on tho council may make public a statement of thu facts or tho dispute mid or fl its conclusions regaidlng the s.tmu. " , jH "If, a report by tho co.mcll Is unanimously agreed to by tho mcmbciB thereof, other than llio leprcsenlntlves of one 01 ' more of the parties to th- dispute, tho members of the league ngieo that they v.lll not g() to war wild uny parly of iho ' I-" dispute which complies with thu rt-comnundatlns of tho repot t. . fk' "If tho council fulls to loach a repoit which Is unanimously agieed to by tho members thereof, other than tho repio- M setnatives of ono or mow of tho parties to tlio dispute, thu members of tho lerguo reset vu to themselves the jigiu to K' take such action as they shall consider necessary for tho malntenanco of right and Justice ( Q "It tho dispute between tho patties Is claimed by ono of them, and Is found by tho council, toarlse out of a matter which H by International law, Is solely within tho domestic Jurisdiction of that parly, the council shall so leport, and sliall nmko R no recommendation as to Its settlement. iy "Tho'councll may In any caso under this artlclo refer tho dlsputo to tho assembly. Tho dlsputo shall bo so rehired 9 at tho request of either party to tho dispute, provided that such request bo mado within fourteen days after tho submission I of tho dlsputo to tho council. H "In any caso referred to tho assembly all tho provisions of this attlclo and of Articlo XII relating to tho action and I powers of tho council shall apply to tho action and powers of tho assembly, provided that a icport mado by tho assembly. If concuired In by tho representatives of thoso members of tho leaguo represented on tho council and or a majority of tho M other members of tho league exclusively ln3h caso of tho representatives of tho parlies to tho dlsputo, shall havo ti10 ! same force as a report by tho council coScurrculn by all th0 members thorcof, other than tho representatives of one or Ifl more of tho parties to the dlsputo.' K , 1M CACHE CQJJNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE (Paid Political Advertising) mk |