tUfijOErlS" H .. B I ' "T Mx nald at the Union Knlt- BBBK ! -H8 3tafa -Co., wilt lo continued un- BBBv MS CfcfeUua. live. Krnrytlilnc being BftBB j, p-ri 1917 prices. 'Union Knitting BSV 2tOH !, corner Ontcr and First BBB8 ": Jno inontlu old son or jLTr. BABB .arum M-i. Hurt MrCulluch pissed BBS csh7 at the family residence In Jlur- BBBJ !! lil'uTm. The funeral novices were BBBJ TBttlt v nnrlej nftcr which the ro- BBBJ ftVwi v-iro biotlght to Logan for BBBa aac;23rul. H t. C.tiiellus OlKon, D. C., Ph. C, BABfl ""fl nt Mrs. TlioimiH Urimiha place BBJ -rxrviidr from 10:30 to 1 p. in. Any- BBBJ ""t -.Vr.hlnK adJustoniB can call at BABff ttfcJ tnMi. Adr-tf H W. H. AV. Clayton or Salt Lnko BBBJ 'snn Tin TW city yesterday vloltlug H sKk'tYRnwl Plcot. Mr. Clayton In BBBJ 'ipiij w nWog the California Insurance BBBJj tmmnuj vT -which Mr. Plcot Is the H WsBtBaajuni. BBBft Ktra. ttewtt. Chiropractors, Dr. H. BBBJ '3i.'nuU,j!uaeral practicing. Dr. Ida BBBJ) 15prt. wincn and children spe- BBBji Br. vyffloe room 3, Andrews Block. B -zimtrm 9-11, 2-, 6-7. Phono 975. HHB i BBWi . Vxtte annrrlagc ot Mr. L. F. Smith BBBj 4 Jaa 3Bra. Francis Thomas Is nn- BBB xtnaazrA. Tin ceremony took placo BgsV B ftegfTrritprdgy In Idaho. I BBB- BBBj ""Tniaj otnmenclng at 10 o'cloil: HBB atariUm amoTliliiB sessions nnd 2 HBB: w"3o&. JTor the afternoon sessions, HBB, -waietowmnn at Uin nenson school will BBBJ. afj.a .Xtum; programs, after which BBBj Wuur -pnincH will ho Indulged In. ' Tcst'gular school work will be held ssH' ; -cBeTnitn it) n.m. and 2 p. m. rc- gggV" inpnl1ilji Some of tho sections will BBB 13ecc 'nrabhoxes prepared as well as ggggggM jiiiiiii xor umuaement. All paronts B vwtsCilirg to attend are' cordially In- ! ' H "Tonr Christmas nlioppfng at the BBBBi BBB, IXacaai IvnlttlnK Factory Is a plca- H txc 'Ttny are offering a splondld B mil 1 ot useful gifts. Tho Loran Knitting Factory's sate irhluh Is now on li a real one. ' Adr Santa CUtta will bo In front of tho "ItPOCALL" Store In person on Friday Fri-day at 1 p m. and will glre to each :hlld under ten years ot ago a top balloon, or other novelties while they last. Don't fall to nee Santa Claus Kltcr Ilros. Drug Co. Adr A Civil Service examination for annual meeting ot tho association held nt the nost office In this city on Fobtuaiy 5, 1921. For application blanks nnd for full information relative rela-tive to tho examination, qualifications, qualifica-tions, duties, salaries, etc. address secretary Hoard of Civil Sorvlco examiners, ex-aminers, Post onico, City 1 have four rooms of slightly used funiltuie uhlch must be seen to bo ippreclated, which will bo sold all or part to nnyono calling nt 377 North 1st Went nt once. J. E. Smith. Tel. 180. Adv-lf ,Mr. S. It. Inch, vlco president nnd gnernl manager of tho Utah Power and Light company has complimented compliment-ed thcadvcrtlslng commlttco of the local Chamber for tho very excellent advortising folder of Logan and Cache county recently published by tho Chnbcr, Logan City and Cncho county. Mr. Inch says ho is glad to bo nblo to feel that the operations of tho Utah Power and Light company have to some extent contributed to tho progress nnd prosperity evidenced evidenc-ed by tho folder. Ho hopes for very hearty cooperation with tho Chamber Cham-ber tjiq peoplo In general in tho fu-turo fu-turo for tho, further development of Cache county. Bargains in valuable presents pres-ents are being offered at the Logan Kniting Facory.' Ad -1 j During jour Christmas shopping don't fall to see tho excellent quality 'of knltwenr, blanket., flannel shirts, nacMnnws .etc. Still on sale al 017 prices. Union Knitting Mills 3o., corner Center and First West. ' Adv-tf I Mairlage licenses have been granted grant-ed to tho following: Kdward L. Ktr-by Ktr-by of Giace, Idaho, and Mary K. I Harris of Covo; Ola Larson and Dcl- ila Ilrlggs, both of Covo; Joseph A. j Ransom of Trcmonton and Sarah D. Spackman of Lowl3ton; Leon F. Das- .tow of ItUcr Heights and Ocncvlcro Crockett ot Logan; Stephen J. Thurston Thurs-ton of Hydo Tark and Hthcljn Wood of Trenton; Lehl Jensen of Geneva and Mary Clreen of Wellsvillo; Geo. D. Diincombo and Doris D. Ilumbcl both of Logan; Solomon Fullmer ot Ilcxburg and Merle O. Wilding, of Drlggs, Idaho; Leon D. Gardner of Doweyvlllo nnd Annlo M. Madscn of i Hone)vllle, Jno. Downs of Smithtleld 'nnd Annnllza J. Hosklns of Wclls- vllle; Francis G. Maughan of Wells- ( vllle and Phyllis B. Nielsen of Jly Senator Heed Smoot and Congressman Congress-man Wolllng have acknowledged receipt re-ceipt of telegrams sent by the local Chnmbor ot Commerce asking that Antelope Island bo taken over as a nntlnml game preserve to save tho present buffalo herd which is roaming roam-ing over the Island in a wild state. Thin herd numbers over two hundred and if the island were taken over as i antlonal garoo preserve, other game such as antelope and birds, could be placed thero, and tho preserve pre-serve would become one of the attractions at-tractions of the country: Congressman Congress-man Welling has Introduced a bill In congress asking that Antelope Island Is-land be made a national game preserve. pre-serve. Tho American Bison Protective Protec-tive association has fihown much Interest In-terest In tho movement. Our cntlro stock Is sllll being sold at 1017 prices. Sale continues until Christmns'Evo. Our kntwcnr', blnnlc-cts, blnnlc-cts, flannel shirts, niaeklnaws, etc.,' cannot ha excelled In quality, vork-maushlp vork-maushlp nnd service You will sure ,rind something nlco for Santa Clnus Union Knitting Mills Co., corner o Center and FIr3t West. Adv-t' Hides, furs, junx. Get full valut by bringing In to Logan Hide and Junk Co. Phone G2 Orders taken for tanning furs. Adv-tf WANTED Two t urner electric range with oven. Call 48. Adv Tho Richmond Coop has r attain sold out of CREAM-LO and calling for more. Trust Richmond folks for knowing a good thing. Adv-12-25 Another meeting of the representatives represen-tatives of tho Wasatch and Cache Valley baseball leagues was held at tho local Chamber on Monday. The final organization of tho proposed leaguo was not consumated and nn-othor nn-othor meeting will bo hold January G In Brlgham City. It' appears to be. a very difficult matter to get the now leaguo formed. Thero are so many things to bo considered and obstacles ob-stacles to bo ovcrcomo so each team will bo partially satisfied and have an even break. It Is to be hoped something wilt result. It would be a dead season without some snappy baseball In the valley. As a whole It Is tho most wholesome recreation and many of the peoplo In tho valley would miss tho sport "Wo must have baseball.