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Show THE Saturday,. November 6, 1915. do better YOU cant, own looks TRI-WEEK- JOURNAL,: LOGAN, UTAH. LY PAGE FIVE AT THE LYRIC - your and we cant do better for you oroukelVes; than to get you into WEEK JEXT Monday and Tuesday in addition to No. 25 of the Diamond from jthe Sky, will be shown v ' the big Gold- Rooster feature. J, The Menace of the Mute. , Ashton Kirk is a young man Schaffher of high social position and great wealth ; he is a deep student and in the the lore of ancient learned & Marx tablets and forgotten books. His keen mind delights in - those 4 . ' i mysteries which have proven too shadowy for the police. He finds a joy in the hunt; there is a thrill i,n matching his intelligence against the craft of the criminal. The Menace. o the Mute, Best clothes made $25 deals with the murder of one, - is an economy David Hume, a mysterious individual, who has stolen the plans of a new' submarine belonging to the late father of AllerLMorris.'Edith Vale, sweetheart of Morris, notes that hr fiance is the victim of some obsession and through Pendleton, his close friend, enlists .the aid of the great detective. Ashton-Kir- k takes up the case with 'a vim, matching his wits against The Cache Valley Floral Co., the craft and cunning of .the has purchased the business of criminal being his- hobby. the Marvold Floral Co. Through a "simple little piece of paper made by a conductors - i ? Hart Varsity Fifty Five 'S. ' Morrell Copyright But Schoffnet L Mr Jennie Morrison was granted from D. A. Morrison divorce a -- Advt. 1 : yesterday by Judge Call, as was Gardner against Edwin Mra V. L. Halliday returned Dagmar L. Gardner. to ha home in Salt Lake City on Thursday after a pleasant Mr. Charles D. Priday was stay in Logan as the guest of kicked in the head by a horse Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Earl. the other evening,' and he. sustained hurts that have confined For insurance, abstracts and him to his home since. farm loans see H. B. Johnson, Harris Block, Logan, Utah. Prest. H.E.Hatch of. Thatcher Advt. Bros. , Banking company will to the parents class SunThe conjoint program at the speak day morning in the Second war' Second ward tomorrow evening on Economy and Waste will be as follows i Vocal -- Solo, Mrs. Virginia' Athay; Cornet The firm of- Buttafs Thomp Solo, Orson Bailey; Vocal Solo, son and Buttars has filed suit in Frank Baugh, Jr.'; Missionary the district court against J. A, experiences, Hulme Nebeker. Jjensen and several others to reto cover the sum of Murdocks Special for today' be due on a note. $400 alleged We offer an assortment oi delicious fresh creams and chocoModern House, Barn and Lot lates at 20c per pound. Advt. ' for Rent. 377 So. 1st West, adv, Murdock and Son, Logans The Aggies have been sent popular confectioners are never through their paces pretty hard happy unless, making some im- this week and the coaches say provement or introducing some that the men are in good shape innovation to please their pa- for todays game. Montana it is trons. Their regular orchestra said, has a pretty nifty team and will play eveir evening except it will make Teetzels men hustle Sunday, and in addition to pro- to wallop them. viding pleasing melody for those who enter the place to partake Miss Lucy Baker, formerly a of refreshments will also pro- well-knoand much admired vide music for those who desire nurse of this city, has returned to danpq in the ball room-upstato her home in Mendon after There will be a small having filled a highly successful consideration attached to the mission of about two years dudancing of course, but a very ration in the Northern States Marvold- - Floral Co. - irs. light one" mission. indeed. Has-Bee- n? MORE YOU DONT WANT. TO BE LOOKED -upon as a back number. No man does. Onedresses. the of is good way way ajnan by telling C WHATS MORE, THEYRE JUST AS IN- - ones. sh CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHES GO A LONG way toward driving home this fact. Styles to suit every man whether he likes a lot of style or C just enough. C - CLOTHCRAFT AT $1,5:00 TO $25.00 ISNT , ' expensive. : - f 'i inn ir nfrrn'rmnrTT T "lii iHT kUmhup imi f Irfrir- more KING Remember, there are cars EIGHT-CYLIND- ER in operation than any other make except one. The KING is the pioneer popular-price- d eight one year ahead of all competition, and this Company possesses a knowledge of which makers in our wake can learn only through Eight-Cylind- er J I experience. The ne . - -- - i r on con-structi- y Body and hood of that, color, with black radiator, fenders and running boards. Wheels, black with gold stripe. A ride in this car will mark a new epoch in your motoring experience-an- d spoil you for other car types. I . MG KING color is Salon green. MOTOR SALES COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS 41 SOUTH MAIN LOGAN. UTAH I I ki r , k rVWVIWTWTWW w w w dertake, the prosecutioh pf the corps was . seriously wounded, WOMEN PLAN A NEW CAMPAIGN alleged conspirators land the . and five Haitiens were killed! yesterday in a fight between a statement, that the federal inmarine patrol and natives near i New York, Nov. 4. Plans of alLe Troul, Haiti. .Rear Admiral several women suffrage organ- vestigation shows that the Caperton reported today thatj izations to begin a . new cam- leged plot had wide ramificatiquiet prevailed elsewhere in the paign for votes for women will ons throughout the country. Wm. Woodland, Richmond. . island. Ten or mote men were under be considered at a mass meeting Wm. B. Low, Providence. arrest today in West Newark, to be held under the auspices of ,JE. E. Breitenbucher, Logan BABY GIRL LEFT . across the Hudson river Jos. B. Woodward, Wellsville. ON A DOOR STEP, the Empire State campaign N., J., New York from City, charged committee in Carnegie Hall toGeorge Torgeson, Logan. B. .T. Cardon, Logan. Salt Lake, Nov. 5. A prqc-- ; night. Speakers will represent with the thefts of magnetos automobile tires from autoO. M. Wilson, Hyrum. ious gift for Mrs. Leone Roger s the woman suffrage party, the and mobile trucks in the yards of the AsHyrum Anderson, Hyrum. is the wording writ- National Woman Suffrage Stewart, West railroad at Weehak-ke- n Shore Geo. New York State Hyde Park. sociation, the and ten a in in angular Woman ' Suffrage Association, and freight yards at. West legible .L B. Westover, Stephenson hand on a sheet of note paper the Men's League for Equal New York. These trucks were Samuel P. Hall, Wellsville. found attached to a nameless, Suffrage, and -- other allied - or- shipped to the Fropean allies David A. bluemiddle western cities. It pretty little black-haireganizations. A meeting of the from ROUNDUPS OP THE V. A. C. two was about that eight carloads of alleged eyed baby girl National Association Opposed to in age, left at the door of Woman Suffrage was called to- of tires valued at $75,000 and weks (Continued from page one) hundred bags of sugar day to plan for a new battle many been stolen either from the have against suffrage. in overthrowing the, time honfreight yards or from ships load custom ored of planting" nothFAY CASE GROWS ing at the waterfront in Hoboing but spring wheat. He has VERY INTERESTING ken or in Weehawken, N. J. demonstrated that in changing After the thefts of sugar it from spring wheats to such winNew York, Nov. 4. The fed- was alleged some of the vessels, ter wheats as Turkey Red that grand jury continued today in" which ?it was to have been Dancing Lessons eral it is necessary to water but once its investigation of the activi- loaded were set on fire by bombs. where formerly it took as high ,t ties of Robert Fay and five othAUDITORIUM as six irrigations, also the yields ers accused of- - conspiracy to HERMAN BIDDER for winter wheats are much blow up vessels carrying war LAID TO REST more substantial and dependable munitions from New York to than those from the spring vari-tie- s. 'New. York, ' Nov. 4. The the allied nations of Europe. ' Herman funeral of witnessOne of Ridder, the important 7:30 to 9 P. M. On Friday and Saturday of the New York Staafcs es to be called was C. L. Wettig, this week Prof. Winsor, the irria chemist, who is said to have Zeitung, was held today in the gation expert of the Extension disclosed to agents of the French Church of the Blessed SacraDance Dept., will be in west Weber and government and federal officials ment in the presence of many Cooper districts consulting with the- fact that he sold explosive former associates and relatives. 9 county agent Thomas and the loingredients to some of the men Cardinal Farley took part in the cal branch of the farm bureau alleged to be involved in the cemeronies. with regard to sinking wells for Association The Publishers plot. supplying water deficiencies in The case gained importaanCe of New York sent to Mr. Bidsummer irrigation, he will also Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lvans,' 18 today owing to the announce- ders relatives a resolution payremedy the water shortage by Mewart ment from Washington that the ing tribute to1 his memory, his apartments, First ae-na- e pumping from the water logged and C street, last night department of justice will un Stem integrity and uprightness. areas to the dry areas. " The Ag engineers organized shortly after nine o'clock. The infant was wrapped Irt a this Week with the following ofDry Cleaning is an Art ficers. President, Perry Van downy blanket and was dressed in and beautifully immaculately Lueven, Vice pres. D. B. Bowen, DRY CLEANING I& AN ART, Sec. and TreasAMr. Coffman. clothes of the finest linen and methods We employ . soft aud experienced hands. Let us The purpose f the lub is to foo- silk. Mr. Evans heard a door. touch up your furs.. We will ter interest in engineering sub- knock at their apartment knock. second He a for waited to and guarantee you a first class job. itsmembers jects give in . becoming It was not repeated so he went Gloves, gowns, suits made like opportunities disnew In short order. .Try us for acquainted with Ieadingengi-neer- s to the door and 'made the and engineering projects covery. Taking the baby into the very satisfactory work. apartment the Evanses were alof the day. Kid Gloves 10 to 20 cents ' most prompted to keep it. Satisfaction or money hack However, Mr. Evans finally AMERICAN MARINE the police station, noti' American Steam TLauriry shot Haiti phoned the police of the find and fying, L- . . LOGAN, UTAH. . Washington, Nov. 4. Private it was taken to the Girls home PHONE 438 W7 L. Dudeseck of the marine at 1310 South Fifth East street. ! Kerr,-Wellsvil- le. d, - t V ' Howell Brothers e Logans Foremost Clothiers - , Tonight - -- C CLOTHES OFTEN REFLECT SOME OF the inner qualities of a man. Is it any wonder that we just naturally desire" stylish" clothes ?r non-styli- - -- TJl NOVEMBER TERM The following list of jurors for the, November term of the district court was drawn on .Thursday, afternoon. David Jackson, Logan. John Ricks, Benson.. , Jos. Quinney, Jr.,' Logan. ' M. J. Andrews, Logan. M. J. Swinyard Lewiston. Charles H. "Squires, Hyrum. Peter S. Barson, Clarkston. P. O. Hansen,1 Paradise. Arthur Mendenhall, Richmond Robert Anderson, Logan. John Hansen, Newton. Louis T. Miller, Hyrum Eli J, Webb, Richmond. - power numerous engine refinements, and finer body make this car a superlative value.- Only a greatly output permits the fixing of such a moderate price for a cdr of this quality. Thousands of these cars are now in successful operation the world over, and it was this model that made the famous official high gear tests orf the Pacific Coast two rough trips of oyer jJOQ miles.both Avith perfect scores. . , - n. C expensive as the jioRsir 2x5) FREE Why be a x ' friend enter to recover the plans which Hume had in hi3 possessions and" for' which the murder 'was committed. and stroke - . &G,ainMorrens at bore- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY - get on the proper scent. This Mr. Will Rozsa is here from enables him to find his man, to be a mute, and Butte, Montana, on a gsit to his who proves a note through dropped by, the Rozsa. Mr. Freeman Bassett of Salt brother Mr. John learns the latter he perpetrator Lake, the well known athlete and BUICK AND DODGE AUTO of the crime. Then, back in the in coach, was Logan yesterday. MOBILES. Advt. home of Hume, he is secreted itf when the Mute and SagOn, the Cut flowers, bulbs and house-plan- ts Model Five-Passen- ger price h Improved r' (Motor Regular to 12P.M. pub-lishe- r;of - te at J A ) |