P 1 Remember that when if want something The Jour zud want ads are always at your service to get It j j m wlF e m VOLUME XLVI. we TALK CLARA PHILIPS TRIES HARD TO MAKE HER ESCAPE (By Associated Pleas) TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, May 18. Police officials A o OF DENVER '.watas.-uu- f WANT IMMEDIATE ACTION BY COURT l By Associated Press) WASHINGTON May 17, The hearing by the Supreme Court of the Governments appeal in the sugar ease is to be requested by the department of justice on the ground that the injunction proceeding against the New York sugar exchange presents a 'question vital to the welfare of the american public. The court must decide the motion will say whether, under existing statutes, the government has power to protect the public fluctuations against sudden in necessities. It also states if the power exists action should be taken at once, if not legislation will be necessary. estimated that during the past year the regular students at the college meant an expenditure in the city of approximately The federal men at the college had also received approximately $373,000.00 (from the government and most of this had been spent in Iiogan. These expenditures with those for the operation of the college bring considerable money to jhe city. During the war the building program at the college was well done and made permanent so ATTENTION $600,-000.0- 0. that now with the completion of the training of many of the federal men and their decrease in numbers the college was well fitted to take care of more students. We must therefore increase the enrollment. At pres- Feath-erstone- Henderson of President YV. the Brigham Young College offered many good suggestions and explained what a junior college is. He claimed that the de- Y (Continued on Page Five) GIRLS (By Associated Preas) 4 . TUT IS BLAMABLE FOR GOULD'S DEATH - Associated Press. NICE, France, May 18. Friends Of George Gould, who recently died at Cape Martin, claim his fatal ill- ness originated in a trip-Gould took to the valley of 4 4 4 4 4 high 4 the Kings in Egypt, shortly 4 after the discovery of the Funk. 4 tomb of Tutankhamen. To Thee Oh Country school orchestra. Invocation, Pres. J, YV. 4 Solo, Mr. C. I. Stoddard. 4 Salutation, Vcm Wiser. Boys Doubb Quartette Ron Ren Bullen, Roy Hendricks, Johnson, Lorin Smith, Allen Bollschweiler, Eldred Bergeson, Floyd Thomley, Verne YViser, Zeno Hendricks, Adroit) Tool-son. v DENVER May 18. That the girls of Denver will not permit the double standard of morality is one of the facts revealed by Rev. George S. Lackland, of Grace Methodist Church as the result of questionnaires bent to 150 girls here. The girls prefer good looks to brains and training and think men should be religious. They should not drink, should live purelives, past, present and future. SIR WILLIAM IRONSIDE Valedictory C. Bergeson. Solo, Address, , ed ! School Building1 Whole Families Perish ' ' 4 (Bjr Associated Praaa) CAMDEN S, C., May 18. Seventy one persons 'are dead and two unaccounted for as the . result of fire in a school build- -' ing. eight miles from Camden last night. The entire neigbor-hoo- d gathered for a social in a second tory building when an overturned lamp on - the stage started the flames. Panic stoic-- , ken the people crowded to the only exit. In an incredibly short time the building was a mass of ruins with nearly four score s. At this morning seventy one bodies had been recovered and two persons .were still missing. The death list reads like the roster of the commun- - ; ity. Many whole families were wiped out. Many children and mothers died together. Often a mother and four children 'were listed together. Some escaped , by leaping out of windows, but practically everyone of these are in the hospital with broken limbs. The building was one and of old design, f -- NEEDED - Supt. R. V. Larson. Overture, high school orchestra. Lamp Starts Blaze In Crowd WORK WHEN Bj- Address to Graduates, Dr. Farok L. YVest Yiolin Solo, Mr. Jas. H. YYest. Presentation of Diplomas, Overturned TRAP FAILED TO ; Cam- den, So. Carolina When 444444444444444 Eldred Jennie Thomas, Awful Horror at Axu.K-iate- Pres) YVILSONVILLE Oregon May 18. GasY burglary preventive, set up in the Farmers bankj, t and designed off deadly fumes, when the burglars opened the doors, failed to work. Yeggmen last night made off with $16,000 in cash and securities. YYil-sonvil- to-Je- ' Ma). Cen, Sir William Edmund Iron-IdK. C. 8, C. M. G., O. 8. 0., (or. mor proaidant of tho ataff collcgt of tho British arm y and during tho war commander In ohlaf of tho British army in north Russia, who to slated to assume charge of tho king's forces In Mesopotamia. a, . Albert Mr. Bennediction, . McCann. e th The following SOUTH CACHE -graduates will receive diplomas DEATH OF BABE from the school: Verona Allen. AT MILLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Fenton F. Atkinson. Re:d H. Atkinson. GRADUATION Mr. and Mrs. David Swenson E. C. Bergeson. AlDen F. Bollschweiler. formerly of Logan had the misJames Harold Cantwell. fortune to lose their baby daughCommencement Program Edith Coleman. ter Lucile, seven weeks old. It Open air band concert at 6:30 Elveda Cox. seemer to be ailing only slightly p. m., May 20th ,at High School Matt Elmo Ewing. CLAIIKSTON, on Tuesday and YYednesday, but Building, Hyrum. May f Mabel Fulkerson, Day was fittingly ob towards evening it seemed March, High School Entry YViUikm Funk. J. served at Clarkston. much better and nursed normal- Orchestra. (Coronation March Bessie Green. Pres. O. II. Budge of Logan ly at bedtime. So they retired from The Prophet by MeyerFrancis Harris. was the speaker in the Sunday with it thinking it was allright. beer. NEGRO AT 104 : . . . School and he delivered a splenGeorge M. Harris. Sometime during the night the Selection, High School Choir Evan Harris. did address. Ilis talk Was such mother woke to nurse the baby (Mighty Jehovah Bellini) . ENTERS MQVIES that the children enjoy'ed it and Russel H. Hendricks. and found it had passed away. Invocation, YYm. H. Darley,' YYr. ChristianConnie Larson, the mothers appreciated his visViolin N. will solo, be Funeral services held in it and the splendid tribute he Mainard Larson. the Millville ward chapel on Sat- sen .(Romance from 2nd Violin CBv Aaaoclnted Preas) YV ieniawski. Concerto Dorothy Last. ( paid to all mothers. at 2 p. m. urday LOSANGELE$; May Zelda Meikle. In the Sacrament meeting the Principals Report, H. R. Ad- John Currie, a negro and former , lesser priesthood were in charge ams. Georgia Merrill. bom irt 1819, therefore MUST NAME NEW of the program and every mothPhillis Merrill Vocal solo, Margaret YY'orley slave, 104 years old has . entered the er was proud of the boys that .) Landell S. Merrill. (YVelcome Sweet YYind movies, playing a slave part, took part. Alfrieda Olsen. JUDGE FOR TRIAL Louise Velda Parkinson. Religion class conference was Valedictory, Edna Wyatt Ilyrum Stake M. I. A. Field Day. held Sunday evening, May I3th. Selection, Ladies Yoices (UnfLuura Peterson. A large crowd was in attendance. By Associated Preai) The Ilyrum Stake M. t. A. old Ye Portals from The ReGeneva E. Preece. CROSS CITY Fla., May 18. The program given by the childemption" Gounod. Day will lx? held at Wellsville J. Russel Smith, i The trial of YY'alter Higginbotdren was well rendered. Address to Graduates, Prof. Saturday, May 19, commencing Ixrin L. Smith. The graduating exercises of ham, charged with first) degree Henry Peterson. at 9:30 a. nv Following is the Irene Stoddard. . of but the the Clarkston Junior High Anona Piano murder, growing Thompson duet, '(.days program; Nolan T. Thompson. of of School was held Tuesday evenNielson Tabert Martin North death and Burdette 9:30 Scouts (Liselotte assemble, on' Gwicndella (Phornley. Leon Adam. Dakota, in a convict labor camp & Lancelot ing, May 15. square and draw for place 'for, Ariel Traveler. was halted, when the defense The following students rePresentation of diplomas, pitching tent. 9:30," ball game Alta YValhvork. two citi- Supt. R. V. Larsen. filed from ceived certificates of graduation: affidavits Boy Scouts. 11:00, musical trip Verda Webb. Selection High School Choir around the wor)dn (to be cos- -' Lucetta ltaverton, Tellma zens that Judge Mallory Horne Wheeler. Bessie Gou- turned.) was prejudiced. Judge Horne (Praise Ye the Father . Goodev, Lenora Jensen, Byron Stella Winn. A Wellsville Glee 0ub, recess himseif. nod Raveston, Bessie Thompson, ElSong, disqualified YYiser. II. Venie va Godfrey, Gundeline Larsen, was taken' till Governor Hardee Benediction, E. J. Wilson Sr. Prayer.4 Elmer R. YVood. Exit March, High School OrYerda Barson, Hortha Rasmus-socan name a new judge. America, Wellsville 1st Ward, . , chestra. , Ireland, Avon Ward, Gladys Thompson, Harold Barson- Nora Archibald, Annie COMING ELKS Sweden, Nibley ward., f. Graduating Class of 1923 . YVilliam Redford Parker, presScotland, Ilyrum 3rd ward, , Thompson, Reuben Buttars, Lula CELEBRATION f Denmark Milliville ward. ident; Gretta Marie Tibbits, Thompson. Edna YVyatt, Muriel , Holland, Hyrum 2nd tyard Tire tabernacle was crowded The tannivrrsary arid dedicaLaPrele Jensen, Sara Gunnell with friends of the graduates France, Meudon. . w - ' ,, by Dean and at 8:30 the program began. tion exercises being plannedJune-fiftChristensen, Garr; LeRoy J. Spain, llyrum lst ward. Elks to be held Israel Marvin Yeates, Burdette , Italy, Paradise. ' . , Song by Girls Glee Club un- the Logan membe a and sixth, der the direction of C. Nelson. Nielson, Sylvan Eugene Ander.Hawaii, YYellsville 2nd ward P , orable event in lodge' history. son, LaRue Rose Thomas, Ruby America, YY'ellsville 1st ward.. (By Associated Press) Prayer, Preston Maughan. Address of welsome, Byron Not oidy will the Elks of this ALBUQUERQUE New Mex., Leona Jensen, Rboda Louise Song, Glee club. f Robert . Bradshaw - Benediction, . Raveston. valley attend, but large dele- - May J8. Mrs. Lea Margason Sorensen, d Leishman, Afternoon. ' Ruby Nielson, EleaPiano solo, Bessie Thompson. gations from Salt Lake? Ogdenl Roswell, who was injured 12:30 to 2:00 Lunch served nor Ha.Vcock, Nellie Irene Knowlother parts of Utah and Lucetta Raver, Valedictory, southern Idaho. The festivities ton. es, LeRoy James, Elva Morgan. by Wellsville senior girls. 2:30 Games by Boy Scouts Emily Valine Peterson, Eliza Trio, Elva Godfrey and com- so far as outilned will lie as Olsen. Marie Ruth Elva Roswell Yeates, of the- following ev-R. L. of Jr. follows: . consisiting Slaughter pany. . Comic paper, Tellma Goodey. FIRST DAY the third member of the party "Merrill Maughan Parley, Arvil- - ents: 100 yard dash, flag relay race, whieh fell eight hundred feet la Allen. Ercille Marie Larsen, Address to the graduates by 8 a. m. to 12 Reception Anona Edith Thompson, Minda chariot race. Scout staff throw, Dr. R. C: Merrill of the B. Y, -was not seriously injured. 12:00 a. m. Parade Beatrice YY'ilson, Hazel Jones equipment rare, obstacle race. Violin solo, Gwendoline Lar2 p. m. Ball Gam?. 3:30 Beehive and son. Hendry, Morgan Perkins MaughJunior 6 p. m. Grand 49 celebration, OGDEN LIVE YYilliam Smith Bailey, Girls . Short talk by our next princi(Beehive girls enter first an, Elks only mid dance in lodge STOCK MARKE1 . . Edgar Jensen, Mary Fran- five races.) pal, J. C. Carlisle. hall. Alice Bahen, ces Tuddenham, Hoop race, (4 girls from of relay certificates Presenting by SECOND DAY Cattle receipts, none; steady Maud Elizabeth George, Virgin- each ' . swrm.) Bishop John Ravesten. 10 to; 12 Trip to Lgan Top, none; choice prime steers, Mildred Crow Leathanv Painter ia 1 from race, each was rennumber well girl Every 2 in. Dedication of Elks $6.25 to $7.50. gold steers, $5.50 YY'alters Maughan, DeFonda Virdered and the large audience en- new p.home. swarm).' Music swarm race (6 to $6.25; fair steers $4.50 to tue Dowdle, Myron Hall Brench-le- girls from each ward.) joyed the splendid talk given by 4 p. m.; tffors party for Elks $57)0. feeder steers. $5 to $6; Ann Perkins, Barbara Paintsack Paper race, 4 girls relay Ir. Merrill. choice heifers, $5 to $6; choice er Leatham, Horace LaRue Ham- from each , . Our principal, Mr. J. E. llan-ce- (and friends. ward.) cows $4.25 to $5.50; fair to good mond. Jumping has done a wonderful work rope relay r. 2 (4 canners from each ward;, girls to CHICAGO MARKET cows, $3.00 to $4.25; in Clarkston in the throe years girls $1 to $2; bulls, $2 to $3; feeder furnish their own rope. , DAILY just passed and the people of $3 to $4 ; veal chives $7.50 JOURNALS cows, Associated Junior Girls Shoe race (I (By Press) Clarkston wish him success in MARKET REPORT girl from each ward.) Waltz re- -. CHICAGO, May 18. y-wheat to $9.00. his new field of labor. There ; 32 ; steady corn receipts Hogs closed $1.18. May lay, (2 girls from each ward.) are now 43 of Mr.IIanceys gradtop 7.45; fatrhogs, 190 to 220 race (5 girls from each c"8 uates attending various high close .80:l. NS lbs., $7.00 to $7.45; heavy hogs, CaU-ripschools in Cache Co. civ.1 SSf to $7.45. ; u"', Through an unusual provision $6.00 to $6.45 bulk, $6 Following are the names of 800. Market cWai'f,?, to $7. feeder $6 killin, hogs farmer will a of of the wealthy the Clarkston baseball team: 15 steady. ' Most cows $5 to $6.25. M Men - Track and Field Sheep receipts 7003; Manager Thomas Jensen, Leo who died recently in Madison cents $12.-5- 0 Choice dealers $10.50. lambs choice his higher; Illinois, daughter, Jardine, Joseph Godfrey, C, D. county, mar-r- v to $14.65: feeder lambs $12 Hogs Receipts 5000. Market McBride, John Jardine, Jos. P. now 16 years old- is not to to ewes $5 two of to $6. $13; three feeder until persons Malmberg, Samuel Thompson. t;4 Sheep Receipts 3000. Market jpojg Yauitj high Gail Thompson, I,ee Thompson, them judges of the county court na Best lambs ; YY'hen a Chicago man, after a steady. Spring have passed favorable judgBrig Griffin, Paul Clark. ' 1 Our lads are all new' beginners ment on the man of her choice. quarrel with his sweetheart,sent l lives $17.00. Awarding' and we hope the other clubs will Hog cholera, w hich causey a , a' request for the return of hn wmmng organ treat them kindly and Idtrn loss of many millions of dollars engagement rfhg, she forwarded YYest, Virginia leads all the r)::T! Lunch. 7 in tho production ofHvtTrnl 1 ward. them the game and the new yearly, first appeared in the. it to him with a card bearing j States chestnut and yellow cedar. - Ithese words: Glass,, with Care. United States in 1833; rules. pavilion. 16.-M- vie-tim- f rty-nin- others ' . ; The annual Logan City' Junior tennis tournament will be held next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. All desiring ti join the tennis club, and thereby become eligible to participate in the tournament may cards get their membership from the Logan Sporting Goods Harold Peterson, Company. Percy Barrows, or Dean ent the college has nearly 800 students of collegiate rahk in the fall, winter and spring quarters, and about 350 in summer school, and then in addition vocational training courses are ofThis year the club will h61d fered so that young men can its tournament under the auslearn scientific trades in mechan- pices of the National Lawn Tenics, etc. This is a good combin- nis Association of which it is a ation with the academic side of member. Medals and prizes the college and should draw will be awarded in both singles many students by the proper ad- and doubles. vertising and support. John R. South and family Dr .Peterson mentioned mentioned a number of improve- are moving into the former ments the Board of Trustees of Busby home, on the farm he rethe college were considering. cently purchased in the west More adequate housing is need- field. ed. There are many miscellaneous rooms in the city but a Carelessness in the handling number are not up to the stand- of matches and cigarettes is ard. A dormitory for girls is thought to be the cause of a needed badly and in time there blaze that for a time threatened should be one for the men. The the outbuildings am possibly library should be in a fireproof the store of J. E. Roueche on, the building.. More land should be county road on Thursday afteracquired for the raising of hay noon. Mr. Roueche had a quanand grain for the livestock and tity of coni in shocks and there for demonstration purposes.The the fire started. The corn was street car line should be extend- -' entirely" consumed and, with a ed to the college and the athlet- light breeze blowing, only 'strenic field placed on the hill. uous work on the part of Mr In conclusion Dr. Peterson Roueche and his family and said all could help to increase the neighbors help prevented the enrollment by being good adver- chicken coop and adjoining matisers for the school and use chine shed from going up in every effort to keep out partisan smoke.'' The Logan fire departpolitics and keep it free froms ment was appealed to but was the baneful influence of gossip-er- unable to respoTHte. who persist in making false statements -- without foundation. Anna Katharine Gen, who should be con All criticisms been called the .Americar has structive and given at the prop- Gaboriau, has been writing er time arid to the proper heads. mystery stories for the past fifHe also referred to the good ty years and at the age of seventy-work of tfie Brigham Young Col- six is still writing just as lege and the public schools of Lo thrilling best sellers as ever. gan. These two institutions make good feeders for the AgriIn order to get first hand incultural college and there is no formation of girls problems in reason why the best of harmony industry, Miss Elizabeth Den niamong should not maintain si, daughter of a millionaire them. In fact the three make manufacturer of Framingham, it possible for any family to Mass., is working at the beitch come to Lo&an and place every as a factory hand in Dayton, O. child from the youngest to the is best oldest in school where it Fifteen years of faithful and fitted. The tenth annual commencement of the North Cache High School will' be held in the high school auditorium af Richmond Saturday May 19 at 9:30 p. m. MODEST DEMANDS 119. ALLEGE THAT KING 4 4 4444444444444444 Clarenca Saunders of Memphis, Tenn president of the Piggly Wiggly Storee, Inc., whose recent coup in Piggly Wiggly stock set Wall street by the eere. Saunders Is said to have netted around $2,000,000 in the deal. 44444444444444444 GRADUATION 4 4 J, NUMBER 4 HIGH SCHOOL claim to have intercepted a letter from the woman held as Clara Philips, offering persons of unknown identity large sums to Aid in her escape. Summary of Their Remarks Indicates to What a Great Extent Logans Business Men and Citizens Profit Through the Presence of Our Excellent Educational Institutions. To become a large industrial center - a city must have or be near raw materials as iron and coal and have railroads. Logan .and Cache county do not have this combination but we have many other resources which can be developed and make Logan and the county a center in a number of things. As show n by the talks of Presidents E. G. Peterson and VV. YV. Henderson of the Agricultural college and Brigham Young College and Supt. Orson Ryan of the City Schools at the regular meeting of the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday evening, our educational institutions are one of our best assets. Logan has been rightly named the Athens of Utah and it is ideally located for such a name and has the educational institutions. In his talk Dr. E. G. Peterson Msa. cm 444 4.4 44444444444 NORTH CACHE ,4 CLARENCE SAUNDERS , LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923 L EDUCATORS JTflflU 5 I JounUl want .1 efficient service as a stenographer has brought the reward to Miss Emma S. Rodell, in the shape of promotion to the im portent position of assistant secretary of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad. .. 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