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Show ,.. f T T- - f'-T-J 7 lilt ! Miss Harriet Jensen, of Providence; has so far Recovered from her recent operation as to be taken home this afternoon , from the hospital. ; Primary Operetta Tonight Tlie Fourth ward primary A Marriage License will present the operetta, A marriage license has been in Bag of Fresh Air Dreams, Edward Franklin the recreation hall of the ward issued toBeaver City. NebrasDowling, tonight at 8 oclock. ka. and Thelma Bucher, Montpelier, Idaho; Grover Wlnward Ninth Ward Operetta Annie May and In keeping with Child Health Chatterton of Grace. IdahoWrrk. 'now being Obscrved, the Adams Npith ward primary associa-- . Painting, Decorating. Paper tion will present their operetMathews, Air hanging.1136-- Leonard A Bag of Fresh ta Adv. J Phone Dreams", tonight in the Ninth hall. ward recreation Faculty Outing. Faculty members of the U. S. Sorosis Luncheon A. C- plan to have their annual enterThe Sorosis smorily spring outing In Logan canyon alumtained their plcdgcs-anSaturday. They will go to the midhight Boy Scout camp to enjoy ni members at a luncheon at the Bingham Cafe eon, hikes and such other diUpwaids of fifty version as they may wish to Thursday. wio present and enjoyed the participate In. tables '.e enmg at beatifully decorated with sweet peas. At Scout Camp. Scout Executive Preston W OPENING Pond and John H. Wilson, Kd Bitirs used auto parts camping committee chairman and wreckage. 221 So. Mam. of the Cache valley scout coun(Adv.) cil. are in Logan canyon toover the scon, looking day Logan Victors what improve and seeing camp Mr. and Mrs J Rube Lar-.'f- ii ments need to be made there. of Ogden, are Logan visitors. They arc guests of Mr. Choice tulips, all colors and and Mrs. J. C, Lai son and Mr. freshly cut. 35c per dozen. Anand Mrs. John H. Anderson, gus Humphreys, College Ward. Mr of (Adv.) parents respectively and Mrs. Larsen. Rttbe is still the in the cattle game in Tulip Show Junction City. The first spring flower show under the auspices of the LoChild Breaks Leg gan and Cache stake Relief Pauline Lambournc, young Societies will be a showing flowers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John oTvtullps and other N. lambournc, 188 South, First now blooming. The show will be held next Wednesday in Fast street, met with the to break her leg. The the stake house beginning at accident happened last lp.m. ' I i I :! - ti ! ! 1. w ti ll I 1 : t mis-forlu- ne even-!g-whet- child-was- an automobile man Jacksore 1 : Jay hit driven by Nor-- . Will Discuss Mrs. S. W. Join Navy Ernest Jones, Fenton Davis, and IL W. Axton will leave In the near 'future to Join the navy. They will.go to the Salt Lake naval recruiting station for enlistment. Will Out of Hospital. JUlK-Nri!.- LOGAN, , LAihL COUMI, 111 ' All Pocatello. May 2 LD This city was besieged by outlaws. the of today as members reenacting American legion, the days of 49, went into the second day of their three-ha- y carnival. anA With a bank robbery a parade of pony express nd ers covered wagons ana stage coaches the features on program yesterday, street duels are scheduled for today, with legionnaires from south-easteIdaho Joining in the fun. Suffers Slight Stroke Mrs. Eiiza England, 86, mother of Bishop Charles England, residing at 125 South a slight 4th West, sutfered stroke this morning, rendering her speechless. At her advanced age ,ipid the fact that she has beep, ailing considerable of late, .close relatives are very much CtAicerned of her condition. j day.. to a condensed new device inciu- to be slid over a in its top to cx- - Just lalk Thru bc-au- se Speeder I Fined S29 Wynn Nit hr. hi of Bugham City paid a $20 fine to Judge Jesse P. Rich in the city court for speeding. Mr Nichols was picked up on the-highway by Deputy Sheriff Ohver Lames, testimony indicated the Brigham City Tad was making around 65 mi4S per hour. they wereslowJn away on their horses. Warning ctt-in- g (To Salt Lake City, May 2 (AP) A warning to .confectionary manufactureres that too many accidents occured in that industry during the past several years was contained in. a letter mailed to the various manufacturing companies in the State by the state industrial Dayton I hilds Funeral for hi tic Fnflieral services Ruth, McBride, who was accirunaway dently killed in a near Dayton ' Wednesday evenSaturday ing. will be held about noon, at the home. This decision was made owing .to a member of tlm family being quarantined for smallpox. Interment will take place in the Wellsville cemetery. note the tore-l- y things for the shopper. Ideas to delight the heart of any graduate II EL PROS AM commission. The industrial commission informed the companies that would prothe commission bably raise the insurance rates for the industry on JulyT, the amount of the increase, to be HAT DAY IS NEAR Have your old straw hat and STRAW Pandma cleaned by - experts. Royal Hat Cleaning and Shoe (Adv.) Shining Parlor. Clothing his Richard J. Evans and wjfe and child of Smithfield narrowly escaped death yesterNot Just Another Egg day when Evans' truck, stalled Sinith--fiel- d Cleone Gunnell of mile on a crossing half a brought to The Journal north of Wellsville, was struck oftiee this morning an egg Line Oregon Short by an '.that is by no means Just an- freight train. Mrs. Evans Jumpother egg. The egg Is of the ed to safety with the child, regular Leghorn variety, but Is in the but Evans remained unusual because of Its small truck and received painful insize. It Is so small as to re- Killed Herself as the locomotive dragSuspect scmble a bantam egg. OF FLASHES If you are looking for any- juriesthe car 20 about yards. ged to line feed In the go thing Dont let this year pass the Logan Flour and Feed Co. Road Meeting Monday Captured Today Following . without 590 a monument or Special sale Saturday. meetA special membership Associated Press. The By Adv. marker for yourjtoved ones. South Main. " It is not Tulsa, Okla-Paterson, N. J. ing of the Logan chamber of Co. 72 Monumental , Watkins Modesto, Cal., May 2 (AP) May 2 (P) commerce has been called for recorded whether Mrs. LindEast Center. (Adv.) Water Gathering hunt as Object of a four-da- y Monday next at 8 p. m. for the bergh has persuaded the colon- Shot in the temple with a pis- the A water meeting, previously purpose suspected,, slayer - ol thrqe father-in-la- w the of his el but to to tol considering her dance, fiance, . belonging Home Community Meeting hands,' Charles j Wiley, announced, Is to be held to- -, proposed Logan canyon road. has thwarted a plot on a Miss Helen McCullah, 20, tele- ranch . All county executive officers morrow night at 8 p. m. In the The alia Charles Dodge,-- , was capturcommerce ballroom of Mrs. Dwight chamber floor. - of the Homes and chamber of commerce quarters road committee has W. Morrow . told at a dinner phone' company .employee, died, ed at Crows . landing, near .which '' section will. meet at Community the county to discuss the Hyrum storage been Investigating the project dance here of what happened today in a Tulsa hospital. In-- here, early .today. t killed, J court house at 11:00 a. m. Sat- - project. Among .the Salt Lakt will take the lead ia the at a charity affair in Mexico vestigators said . she patrol officers a quarrel State . highway urday. May 3rd., for a county officials who are expected here From ihe meeting the City. - She offered to add $100 herself following v sheriffs who arand ' Efofficers meeting. The local R. Lymarf. will; be Richard road committee will carry to to the proceeds if Senorlta with her sweetheart,' JT Wayne rested deputy conhad said he Wiley to have officers and the county forts are being made Cache county commission- Calles, daughter of the presi- Cargile. the e Jack fessed Murphy, .. killing. also. nresent com-..and local j beautification Anthony W. .Ivans ers the sentiment of chamber dent, should ;got the ambassaBarC. Fultz and Joseph in- the promittee members will meet at Persons interested Mr.' Morrovy members relative; to this dor to dance.1 ton Bi a ranch cabin last .Mon: 2: p. m. ' They will give a report ject are urged to be preseat road project. Cham- overheard and promptly gave ' ac' of beatification day morning. work accom-- P where they,, will, learn the as excuse desire officials Dies to that senorlta ber $250 the --fished anct any local questions tual status . of. the ...project; at many member as can do - so him.-Wileys alleged' confession rt 1 will be Answered. . . the jpeCseatittaer j- - 4 . . ' be at the meeting. thxt and he .the lated 2 that ) iJfxington, Ky., May New York One great secret in a ! Sheriffs for many men had participated OPENING Fees. U. S. A. C. High School Day-T- oday of marital happiness, or advice J.M. Barker, 67, before the day party drinking Ed Baurs used auto parts Civil work in the office of schools. given to a husband by Supreme years prominent as a bresder the killing and that the three six Tgh 221 So. Main. and wreckage. Pres . the county sheriff is gradually North and South Cache. Court Justice Ford: Remember thoroughbred of them had attacked him. He (Adv.) ton, his home here today. He; growing more and more as Logan, Boxelder and Bear the dates of your wifes birthhe armed hlmseif and re-con; - time goes on the paralysis turned to their cabin the next River, are represented in report for the Correction day and your wedding anniver- was stricken with a number last September. For tests for high school day at sary. Z month of April shows. During and shot them down. last month. Sheriff Shaws of- - The Journal regrets an er- the Utai State Agricultural of years he was associated in day Dilflee collected $127.90 cents In ror made In the Thursday, is- college. Various contests are After the shooting Wiley apAstors the horse business with London Lady 'fees for the serving of civil sue when a Journal reporter being held this lard Hill but he retired ten peared at a nearby service eta afternoon. newest hat is of broad-brimmcases. These fees range from were straw. She was cheered years ago. tion and announced that he Classes at the college a marriage license. dismissed -- at .11 oclock . and. at when three men He lhad. Just-sla- in commons in half misstated BradAllen stated was that It which gives an idea of 11:15 a band concert by the with it. asked the service station 'oper- the shaw Wellsville of Lelshman number of papers served dur- band under Bandmasator to summon the sheriff. f ADDITIONAL and Miss Idonna Balls - had college - bug, the Wills Helen ter Clarence J. Hawkins, and New York The operator did so and Wiley past - thirty days.- - license. a marriage procured' a cadet parade were enjoyed (such Is the name she prefers remained at - the station - for WANT ADS. The reporter received his Inthe college stu- in art) has sold 30 water color the more than two hours waiting visitors, j Junior High Election. by the wrong dents and faculty and a num- sketches shown In her first exTo lale to classify Cleve Diddle, who was an en- - formation from for an officer to take him, into ofbook in the county clerks The hibition for $100 each. local He then disappeared. of ber trim t i rpresenting the Logan fice. townspeople. to The license was Issued mare, custody. black Large will publish an acone LOST N. C. Journal In school Raleigh, in high recent the branded JHF rombined on Davenport. Ia. Walter Dunstate- - spelling " contest in ; Salt Mr. Lelshman and Miss Balls. count of the contests and win- cellar In town are 120 quarts This fa. but ners on left shoulder, slit in one ear, ham, pre-woutpointed and bond was elected president of Novemberof 19, 1929. of bottled Oaklahoma, in Saturday. ;Lake, the occasion another slips tltct, Junior high student Norman. Norway. (10 the owner does not know' what halter on. Call 88-Edgar of body occur which the routine in Mr. Harry T. Wilson is now to do with it. A lawyer rean election held Thursday. newspaper publishing as well 'Marie Cooley was chosen vice as in other lines; of human barbering at the Modern Bar- vealed the fact without disber & Beauty Parlors, 13 W. closing the name of his client president; 'Genevieve Cooley The error has been where he will be pleas- other than that she is a widow , --secretary; and Roma Crockett activity. cause of considerable com- Center, the wUrold Dibble and Van Haslam ment and amusement id Hyde ed to serve his many old and whose son was killed in the I Adv.) war. Before entering the scr-- 1 also new friends. 'won out In the contest for Itu. Park Mr:1 vice the sonshlpped- fife liquor executive committee. Moses and Mrs. Lelshman afe well IVrites From France to his mother s hems. .Jtecso Jr., was elected cheer known. TTiis The also Journal master. writ- lawyer told her possession was I in Stewart Elder Perry regrets. .... ing home states that he Is now legal.to New York is It possiole headlaboring in France with read words on a propeller reI quarters at Mulhouse where he volving at more than J.000 revis in charge of the. branch. olutions A --device Satisfactory progress Is being demonstrated by Westinghou-.made in his missionary work engineers makes the propeller Judging - from the tone of his appear to be motionless exletter, as baptisms are going cept for the breeze it creates. has forward. Elder Stewart been granted permission and -b- ew-advised by President "News J, A. Widtsoe to attend the Passion play which is to be staged in Berlin. An editor of a French paper has been preFred Rich, Salt Lake City vailed on to publish articles Utah State National bank, was) SATURDAY, MAY 3 dealing with the recent Cen- elected president, and L. W. tennial conference, to be pub- Dal by, Ross Beason it com- lished in both German and pany, was named vice presiFrench. The fact that this is of the Salt Lake City the first French paper to be dent American Institute of induced to accept articles per- chapter, banking at the annual dinner natMormons to the taining here last night With each pair of pumps, Elder Stewart meeting urally gives in his much work, making joy or Oxfords purchased August Miller. 42, Ogden u -; shoes him feel that he is really ac- was arrested here yesterday at $7.50 or more. One Pair of some good. complishing charged with robbing a charity! $2.00 Gordon French or No chance to box in St. Josephs Catholic heel or OnYf Pointex hose ch Two arch. were, officers To Death because these Comfojamas were ; E! assigned to the ease when thej was robbed box cash, dally forj made full enough a week. The detectives said o-your -- needs with-the-sam- er . It's sin opportune time to purchase youf spring foot-- "' bat-- ; the removed and then wear and receive absolutely FREE a pair of these tom of the container and took San Francisco, May 2 (P) your beautiful hose. We urge you to lake full advantage the contents, amounting to ap-- 1 an from he Leaping airplane of this opportunity. $1. proximo tely j befrom had hired a few minutes fore, John Vacasovlch plunged - Salt Lake This offer also includes ARCH PRESERVERS. A delegaCity 500 feet today to his death at Utah1 'This special applies to cash sales only. Mills Field - A sucide note was tion of members of the y a supply chapter of the American In- -, found in his handbag. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 2 aijd 3 stitute of architects yesterday when you see them. protested to Governor George! St. Paul My Sullivan, H. Dem the awarding by Die Jack outpointed McCarthy, state commission of Chicago, 10i; Jimmy Gibbons. two building St. Paul, knocked out C.iuck tects major contract to archithe not members of Goluen, Minneapolis, (3). The -- state exeeu-- 1 orcanlzaUa St. Joseph, Saytive tarn . iuiu.t.Lc4 Hit Quality Footwear for Over 50 Years1 knocked commission res, Lafayette, Ind., distributed M exico out Joey Fernandez, i our-- things j contract, , city, uo,. Cu'lll. Younker, Cache county clothing leader, met an at Willard, organized group Boxelder county, on Thursday and demonstrated Color as Ap-lito Clothing. Mrs. Younker is one of our busy farm women who unselfishly gives time and effort for the building of high ideals among her fellow men. determined later. The commission pointed out that the past five years-- nad been disastrous for insurance companies insuring employes of and jother candy companies confection makers. It was re- -' ported that xomperm terns taled nearly a thousand dollars more than receipts for prem- Murder 3L our store and Candy Makers le , ? Attachable ca0i 8 a plate kole punched elude difsi. bandits," The bewhiskered who have been preparing for weeks, the show for several failed in their attempt' to escape with the banl loot" Quarrel I dents far the rn LIFE i Tomah, ' Wis., May 2 (pj -Tlte trout season opened Yesterday, so the Tomah high school closed. Tired of too many unexplained absences on May 1 of each year, school ol- ficials decided to dismiss stu- - tnelg ELGIN WRIST-WATCHE- S $12.00 up SIIEAFFERS ; AND CONKLIN TENS l.irKTLSXLD $5.00 up --- to iums. - - - . ed f J School Closes As ' Trout Season Opens 49 at. Pocatel(o Reeinact Days of IT ALL DEPENDS ON. THE TEMPERATURE Globe At laying mash $2.25 per 100. Lofean Flour and Feed Adv. Co598 South Main. College-Wellsvil- Friday Our line of costume Jewelry will please you i. Airmail On Night Schedule AirSalt Lake City (AP) mail planes . running between Pocatello,1 Ida., and Salt Lake City have been placed on night schedules to speed letters to and from, the. Pacific northwest raQ S. E. NEEDHAM Jeweler llali Dread nraoraEicanc'j Q D . Q ? .. , 0 Smartness De-loic- Prominent Kentucky Horseman , r i . ? i , I ( D Youll like the surely, of a w ell groomed foot- which is founds in Peters Diamond Brandi -- AH Leather Footwear All Newr Spiring Styles. : . u D 0 , Ladies Dreiks ... Slippers, ... Lumps ,or Q. Straps, Satin or Patent, High or Military Heel also, 0 Slippers, ties or straps, broken $5.00 to $7.00 values ATch-Suppo- rt L. - ' D ed ' fl . j , i tJ -- D ar J , it - i, 3 0 COMFOJAMA - f-- D vW-- Q . Q P JVIcns Oxfords,. $5.00 to $0.00 values broken sizes w 5 rD p .... Utah State j Hose HAVE A SUMMER OF REAL COMFORT bind V-he- el, I FRE Jumped -- From. Airplane da .cmn.-into.ilie-b- -t- Youll want ) T p Roys Oxfords, sizes 5 to 8 and 9 to IU2 gap other furnishings care as this mans store. PETERSONS! SHOE STORE o Patent Sandals- and and tailored . MiUer-droppe- a 5 to 8 p Oj. urr 9 to 1114 n Q 0 D seasons , Mo.-Jim- my THATCHERS SHOE West Center 34 S T U ORE; 0 I.yrit-- Itldg. h3QnEE2EE3E3E3E3ISiBJ |