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Show LOGAN CITY. UTAH. XXXI. VOLUME THE CACHE VALLEY AVtei- - NUMBER 105 three day-s- . Thetail also testified to' the increasing distance of the comet from the earth, being now 20 degrees in length, compared with 30 degrees last Sunday night Professor Wendell said the com et can be seen for several days yet, weather being favorablebut that. it will decrease rapidly in magnitude each day. pr interrupted by any one else. On the Utah Mortgage Loan side of the' building some very substantial improvements ' have been made the .enlargement, of the Record vault being one of faw uf difficulties aqd thefhings noted. out in thewith many obstacles inits path, overcomes them all and takes its place in the front rank of those in its line of trade, it is always a source of satisfaction, to every citizen who is loyal to his com- munity and1 is glad to see it thrive and it is therefore a pleasure for The Journal to note the of the condition flourishing Cache Valley Banking company of this cityr. which is now in full possession of its enlarged quar: ters. which it lias been fitting up for somp time past. - JUNE 4, 1910. SATURDAY, a When the Cache Valley Bank was started there tyere a good people Who thought that all the banks we needed d and that the new venture would he a failure, but the promoters of the enterprise stuck to their knitting .went out after the godth business, got it and treated all their patrons right, the result being that the institution has assumed a position that warrants us in saying that it is among the strongest financial institutions of the State. There may be some who have thought that" the improvements made at the. bank were in the nature of show and ostentation, hut they are badly mistaken in such an assumption; for it was a case of either making mor e room or 'curtailing the of their business, ami of course no sane person would entertain the latter idea. The business of the bank had grown to a point where it could not be properly taken care of in the old quarters, so- - the establishment, on the north of the hank building was closed out and the partitions torn out to enlarge the home of the bank. In making the improvements, the bank people kept in mind two principal things, convenience ahd comfort for their patrons and convenience for its employes in the transaction of businers. The department where most of the daily business of the bank is transacted is .located in the very front of the building where there are three modern cages where the receiving andpajing tellers do their .work, the rear of these cages opening directly into the cash vault, so that.no unnecessary' steps are 'taken in getting from the tellers counters tq the cash vault. The same arrangement is found in the department located in the north side of the building, a new vault having been .built for of , the records of this department diwhich the bank., and. opens The office room. the into rectly is Cashier and of the President located between these- two departments where these executive heads can see all public business transacted and! are within speaking distance of nearly all the emmany we-ha- ' So now the Cache Valley- - Bank-- ; ing company is equipped to do business with tfye1 public in the way that it likes to do business Financially speaking, it is now stronger and better abie to serve the people than it has ever been. reReaders of The Journal-wil- l KANT FRANCHISE FOR A GAS member that not long ago it became necessary to Increase the capital stock of the company, $50,000, and you may have noticed that none of the stock has been peddled by anybody it was up in a way- that gives a mighty- - good indication as to the standing' of the bank in financial circles. The fact is yom wouldn't look for these directors in a weak institution, would you? ITeber Paikcr, Olif Cronquist.i Joseph Newbold, Ilyrum Xebe-keWilliam L. Allen Alvin II. Thompson.4 Joseph E. Shepard, Ilyrum George IT.' Champ. There i;? no more safer or sounder institution of, its kmd in Utah than the Cache Valley Bank, and we are plea5-- ! ed to note its progress. -- At the regular meeting of the on Wednesday evening, II. L. Campbell of this city' pres ented a petition' for a franchise for a gas plant to be established here, and the council after the matter for some time, referred to a special committee composed of Mayor Anderson and Councilmen Kvuir, Quayle and Merrill. The committee held a meeting r with Messrs R. L. Campbell R. S.Camp bell ami a Salt Lake engineer, on Thursday evening, Mr. Ilayball being abeent on account of illcouncil con-s'derh- ig j -failing r, j Hay-bal- , ness. l, PRIZE .Lad Wednesday, Mr. E. P. Bacon. J. A. Hendrickson, and lliorace Nebeker took .theTbvic Impiovement committee-i- n their automobiles to examine all the wards in Logan for the purpose of awarding the prize tq the ward the cleanest streets. The Ander-son, consisted of May or party J. C. Walters, chairman of the Civic Improvement Committee,, A. 11. Fleming, II. Crockett, Senator If. Bnllen, II. E. Hatch, Wm, Worley Jos, E.Quinney,Jr., Geo. Thomas, Jos. E. Cardon, and C. M. Harris. On their return they east their vote by secret ballot which resulted in a tje between the .sec- - : ond ainl third wards. It was decided to divide the prize between these two ward. The secretary of tbeClub-wa- a authorized to. mail to the bishops of these wards the Booster checks of $5.00 each. There were other wards which came in close seconds to the above but it seemed as though there had been more work done in the e two wards by the people and it is evident that the Boosters took this into consideration in. casting their votes. A great deal of work has been done in some of the other wards and there are ' now some piles of rock and rub-- . bish which 'the Mayor and the, street committee of the Cdy Coun cil will have hauled away as soon , v as possible. w-it-h PUT Hay-ball- MIDSJIN After going over the 'matter pretty thoroughly the committee decided to wait until the consulting engineer of the promoters can PASSES come here from the east, before recommending any action to the doi fated a couple of acres of land council. The committee made it to the vard for he pit: pose of plain however that it would nqt FRANKLIN PEOPLE for' the favor a franchise, as askproviding a t e ,,at go as far as chldren Hf that dstiict. But ed for, but would a britf ' M,tV UAUC PDCaT TIIir,t''eniu" while these gifts became known fifty years. V 1ui IiA t,onbkJ kidn' IMlLh; i,nl tothq public. his gi eater chari- The promoters say the plant, if dmhined' were the cauuASf hi ties . be built "sufficiently were kept secret-- llis paper' erected Amrding to those Logan SENATE IN LINE The end come peacefully-- , show that he has emigrated to this large to supply the needs of a. pie who attended the Decoration, The fluu,lal 'services are tin be WITH THE COURT of 25,000 people and it country oer fifty people and in Day celebration at Franklin, on held in the. Eighth ward meeting nearly every, case he has received will cost in the neighborhood of Monday, the people of that thrivWashington, June 1. By a .vote no return of the means thus ex- $100,000. . house ?, n Sunday at 2 p. nr. ing little oityr had a great occasThe council granted the request of 25 to 31, the senate today reJens Johansen' was a native of pended never haying asked for it ion when the Pioneer monument He was a most hospitable man of B. A. Norman and others that fused, to. challenge the supreme was- - etcted. Several- - people- from Denmark, and wa; born on Aug. aned JbytiVOwivea and pilesofcqhble stones on East court of the United States to TT 1833. lie b ec a nl e a member- of He- tliis city present and all of other decision regarding theright' of First South be hauled away. them speak in the highest terms the chnrch ill 1886 and but a! short two adipted chldren, one othand! Music Co., of common carriers to transport The Harris is Bishop X. P. Johnson of of prai. e of the patriotism and tune after being baptized emigrat whom be a crossing put commodities produced by themed to Amerlta,. coining direct to the Eighth ward, lie has numer- ers asked that enterprise of the Franklin folk. build- selves. ous othei relatives here and ha1', in from the new postoffice In the morning the contractors rhis city, where he' has lived ever The vote was taken upon an a brother, Canute Johansen resid- ing west. who had the work of making the since. He was a farmer all hjs the for Sextons The quar report amendment to the railroad bill oflife and amassed a considerable ing in Independence, Missouri. monument, and by-- the way they 31. was Mar. presented ter ending fered by Senator Bailey of Texas, Mr. Johamen d not make a- -' are Logan men Messrs P. 0. Han- fortune in the d sposition of showed a total of 30 deaths 9 making it unlawful for any railIt set the w hich he was most liberal. When much noi e in this world as some of them being from pneumonia. sen and Harry Brown, road company to transport from organ- people but he did a great deal base of the monument, and made the new Eighth ward The dog tax collectors report one state to another any article reafy the vault in the corner-- " ized he helped very", materially to of good and left with about as showed that taxes had been col- or commodity manufactured, minstoiVe in which there 'were placed build it up by'genrous donations good a record as any of us hope 75 caniner, 77 had been on lected ed or produced1 by it or under its coins, papers. and other memen- to the ward organizations, and it to make,- He goes to a sure re- taken out of town and 44 had . authority, or by any-- corporation, toes. In the afternoon the people is but a short time1 ago that he wards -been killed. , , joint stock company or partneroft he town and a great many of A resolution was passed which of will to ed benefit monument the as said railroad company suits or the resulting from nearby veiling their neighbors - amends the franchise for ship ' slightlyon the 14th of this either side from delays. As a matholds, owns or controls directly bt towns, assembled and a big meet- take place coal spur which was granted to inwill when a be is there to ter s . of fact it month, big everybody indirectly. ing was held1 under the trees near Moses Thatcher Jr. of the terest to have lawsuits quickly The amendment was intended the monument. There were ad- celebration there and many' of the men State, and of.. to remedy the supposed defect m cheaply disposed dresses by Mir. Thomas G. Lowe prominent MISSIONARY PARTY , be will Governor The statement goes on to ex'Brady the commodities clause of the Hep of this city ,f who was the orator ' On Tuesday evening, June 7th run will be Excursions there. are rules of the of act of 1906, out of which equity plain that of the day. Thomas Smart 8:30 oclock. In the Logan burn at and all of the from chanvalley parts borrowed from the English the. famous decision of'the this city, one of the donors, and Pavilion there will be a farewell are manyplanning people Logan most them of L. L. that and eouils B. court in which the govHatch, J. cery Scarbrough; given for Elder supreme party' missionary the celebration. to attend have celebrated ther centennial. to prosecute George C. Parkinson, Dr. States, Willard B. Langton who leaves ernment undertook the in' cases of roads Joshua Hawkes and others. of the a number Progress equity engaged in Salt Lake City .fane 10th for a COURT SYSTEM IN is as characterized federal courts anthracite coal in All the persons who attended mission to New York. Refresh- the mining of .NEED OF REFO&M a slow' aml'tedioua and The in court held the school established process. the first ments will be served and a social Pennsylvania. our is to scandal which a one law- to be constitutional but mater Franklin which was the first one ingood time is promised, all are ft .New York, June'l. The sys7 to be established in the State of ially limited its application. vited to attend. tem under which the law is adde.One-thirforof come the to was questions , The original provision Idaho, were invited MISSIONARY COMMITTEE. ministered in this country is 100 cided ward and be photographed, and he by court f last resort 'are and drawn by Senator Bailey First ward. behind the age; the proced25 of them responded. In the yeais be of to sad practice questions , sought by todays amendment to Is a scandal to vault of the monument were plac- ure in equ'ty caset ami procedure, of which an alto' force the court to face squarely eases Presbyterian - Church Sabbath ed some of the coins of this coun- our jurisprudence; many of gether unnecessary percentage the question of, the right of conServices on their merits, decisions' not decided are addition in the and following relates to the appellate try Bible school J0:00 a. m. Morn- gress to prohibit railroad companarticles: A Bible, Book of Mor- but purely- on technical questions, procedtire. ployes. t ing Worship ,11 :00 a. m. Subject ies from transporting commodiIn the rearpf the building are mon, Doctrine and Covenants, and not only- has something got to rec It is explained that the bills of sermon, the third1 of the moun- ties produced by themselves. In the directors room and the pri- Pearl of Great Price, a biographi- be done about it, but something oihmended by the American Bar d manner, but with tain scenes in the life of Christ, vate apartments of the bank, and cal sketch of the pioneers whose will be done about it, the before association are now the Mount of Disappointment. pointed language, he criticised Thi ; is the sum and substance these like' the other parts of the names appear on the tablets on evils to correct these service 7 m. :30 congress Evening C. E. the court and said he intended to p. and copies of of a statement feiven out tonight and that building are fitted up in really the monument, the IIuss. hearty 8:00 p.'ni. Subject John they' have make the language of the present The Journal, the Deseret News by a joint coinittee on reform in elegant style there is President Taft of suppoit provision so plain that not Ken ostentatious or glaring but - a and Salt Lake Tribune. The don legal procedure of the National f R. S. OFFICERS a judge of tbe supreme court quiet elegance that commands ors of the monument then had the Bar association and the National HALLEYS COMET FAST fail to understand it. could The Relief 'Society Officers ones admiration. In the front hoimr of placing jn. position the Civic, federation at the eonclusidri SIGHT FROM PASSING The amendment was offered tomeeting of Cache stake will be of the bank there is a fine wide stone that covers this vault and of a conference here today- at the arid invitation of former Judge Alton , Cambridge, Ma s., June held Saturday, June 4th - at 2 ward the close of the sersion corridor where there are settee the shaft was then ra:sed. ' attracted much attention. It folcomet, now rapidly grow oclock in the Tabernacle. and. other conveniences for paIn honor of the oecason the B. Parker. LUCY S. CARDON, President. lowed a busy day. during which Ninety- per cent of the prover- ing famter in the western sky.had had gone onto and at tbefar people tron of Several amendment' were acted end of this eorridor there will be the Round Mountain west of the bial laws delays, says the state- tonight dropped to the ninth magmost of them favorably.! fee a ladies department fitted Yip. city and placed there the' figures ment. are due to the system un- nitude.' according to observations First Excursion North June 4th upon, on th- obVery low rates to Idaho and time' consumed in debate Patrons having badness to talk I860 each fignr&rbeing forty feet der which the law is administer- made at the Harvard college prevented a C. Wendell Oregon points. For further parti- Bailey, amendment overscan go info the bank and high and .plainly-- ; visible for a ed. rather than to the intention of servatory by Prof. 0. final vote on the bill today. in culars ask agents. converge without being crowded long distance. The formal un- the attorneys interested in delay It has lost mie full magnitude pro-perous- .j AMY I 1 pla.v-gioun- liUiilA voT-um- e U J()0-ye- d ar 4 - ( , w-i- ll peo-jdenii.s- e. - j. - - 1 w-- i book-keepe- . , VN, -- rs e. d - . -?- -- . good-naure- . the-ban- k. . - |
