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Show ' "' i T 7 mm Remember that when you want something The Journal want ads are always at your service to get it. 4A Journal want ads. brie results, Jry them, ( I VOLUME XL VI. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. TUESDAY, MARCH 27. 1923 SOVIET ISTHE CLEAN REPLY TO FESS (By Aasociat-- d New York Police Want His Relations With Dorothy Keenan, the Model Who Was Killed Recently. (By Associated Press) II M. LE 7R0CQUER H P Press) ALBANY NEW YORK, Mar. 27. Governor Smith has made public a letter replying to United States Senator Fess, republir can of Ohio, who recently took exception to the action of-- the NeW York legislature in memor-alizin- g congress for a modification of the Volstead act. We ask for a reasonable congres to Question Him About CLEAN T BY NUMBER 74 Y That the Execution of Farm Bureaus, Cham- Roman Catholic Priests bers of Commerce, Will Entail Serious ReCivic Organizations Polish and Churches Unite In sponsibility Premier Acts Quickly One Great Campaign When News Comes. for Cleanliness. (By ' Asclated Press) An 80 per cent Residence Tax Causes Tourists and Others to Make TracksFor Home-Fe- w Outsiders Will Remain. - On Saturday Mr. J. M. Kirk(By Associated Press) WARSAW, March 27 When! NEW YORK, March 27. Ascom- March - 27. For"11111 state executive BERLIN, learned that sistant District Attorney lecora eigners are running from GerL Trocquer, french minister of and police inspector Caughlin - Town with met the Ruschurch many as cattle before a storm. Catholic in campaign was the keynote of theRman erage worke, it assisting Central Waygand have joined in active search for called tried letter which declared that New sia, and sixteen priests together by In organizing operation In tha Ruhr. High prices and special taxes on special group Draper M. Daugherty, only son York state not asking laxity in with him had been lound guilty Hhe Cache County Farm Bureau are creating of the Attorney-Generof the the enforcement of federal pro- in a Moscow eouit, he sent for ja the chamber of commerce for and folks who tourists United States, to question him hibition laws, "weve illegal the Russian Ambassador and in- of the in settled perfecting Germany because of traffic in liquors and official formed him that the Polish- . , purpose DRY AGENTS MAKES concerning reports that he was to all make lower organization living costs which forSPECTACULAR RAID corruption. The latter is clearly government and population ob Lhe homes a friend of Dorothy Keenan the and cities in the, eigners enjoyed by virtue of the proved by the brevity of of- served with anxiety the Soviet IN NEW YORK oilain .model, and what he might marks low price. An eighty ficial life of many who repre- attitude toward the Catholic county as clean and sanitary as know of the blackmailing ring sent the government in the en- - church and the Polish minorityJpossible. livAaaociated tax on outsiders' all Logan as well as a (By Preaa) percent using her as decoy. Daugherty, forcement of the Volstead Act.'lThe Premier asserted that re-- 1 number of the towns in the NEW 27. Mar. hotels been in YORK, has ing imposed. who was a Major in the AmerLieut. William Williams, U. S. A. Moting of the Soviel pictures are depicting ican army during war is quoted retired, is the oldest veteran of the in their weekly news show a Jpresentatives had assured Poland countv were well represented atj1' Fifteen prohibition agents government swooped down on the Blue HE LEFT BANK by the newspapers as saying he World war. He also saw service in fleet of rum boats lying outside the trial was only a formality the meeting. Hour restaurant in the Civil and Indian Mr. wart. the Mexican, Kirkham that explained knew the girl well, had visited 1 while smug an(t without importance. He served in the quartermasters corps the three mile limit the state farm bur- - heart of the theatrical dis- her apartments several times In IN BAD SHAPE across the Can- - direct the Soviet governments the reason the World war. Lieutenant Wil- gling trict early this morning and to take the ini- was eaU and on one occasion had given liams Is eighty-siadian border is a notorious attention to the great responsi-.tjativ- e years of age. ordered hundreds of diners in putting this campaign her a checki to pay a bill she abuse. in evening clothes to leave bility it assume by execution over w as because the bureau (By Associated Prew) told him was pressing. of the sentence, he declared. contact KIRKSVILLE in direct with comes as as then MISSOURI. quickly to possible, suspect Daugherty began RUNNING DOWN March 27. It was learned to-more of the people in the varito confiscate 75 proceeded last Inursday after receiving a POLICE THINK MANS ous towns of the state than any cases Of whisky, champagne day that a shortage of approxiLATE REPORT OF telephone call at the New York BODY WAS GROUND other organization. The plan is and other liquors. The pro- - mately four hundred and sixty A BANDIT CHIEF Club that he, like the mysterINTO FERTILIZER get an active organization in prietor, Peter Anselmo, was thousand exists in the accounts ious Mr. Marshall now identKIWANIS MEET to every city and town in the coun- - arrested-- . Departing patrons of Jhe Kirksvilletrust company., " ified as John Kearsley Mitchell, (By .UsoeiaO'd (By Associated Prow) to 'all the 'agencies at hissed as the liquor was ty get according , to was investigating a wealthy Philadelphian, TULSA OKLAHOMA. Mar. DETROIT, Mar. 27. authorities. , The cashier of the blackMONSON ,hand working to instill more on trucks. loaded SENATOR STATE 4 marked lor plucking by Acting on the theory that '27. The chief of the aerial civic pride m the citizens and bank, Lonnie Gibbs, commited mailers, he is quoted a saying in lice OF left with FRANKLIN, IDAHO, a newspapermen promisuicide in the Vault cf the bank Campbell, get their homes and the public The call, it is said, came from a ' dis- - 4 an airplane for the wooded hills nent business who cleaned. The well Places on March eighteen. man, ON scoring TALK GOOD GIVES Miss to close who was man where near w11 iof Terlton, Oklahoma, on done town lOtli, appeared during February Keenan, and the speaker asked MAIL ORDER, S. LOCAL Al Spencer, the long sought was slain and his body de- mon,hs of May, June or CYRUS E. CLARKS WIND STIRS UP him how about the job he of band notorious of leader a BUSINESS PATRONAGE. July. It is also the idea to make stroyed by running in through the him for to get promised is reported wounded the clean home and clean town FUSERAl SERVICES machinery used in manu- - outlaws WISCONSIN TOWN L1I at the head department of justice which Le idea a permanent affair 'so the ,!jl ViL: ; ii i, aufacture of the fertilizer, the Attorney-Generluncheon Daugherty, At their regular now band of his members cities homes and of the'ktttN thorities have detained Bbauliful Tributes to Chpfactr local Kiwanians were given a will be clean and his father controlled. Bt Associated Press) at all L11? a a,rfu POSvt, sanitary Reynolds, night fire- Order Mail of i clear knd analysis bank of the of a Partial 4 seasons Departed, robbery of ) SUFERJjOR the WIS., March ; 27J pear. man at the plant. Investi- - ,1??edAh House buying. State Senator, FATTHFUL SAINT local Will call biireini The A 'kind severe Useful fatjrt windstorm caused of. Record Lomfe a, gation disclosed that the Ezra P. Monson of Franklin, together very shortly, .heads of considerable in damage of Superior the grinding machinery Lite. , t ,j Idaho, was the speaker. He the various organizations and a and vicinity, blowing down GOES TO REWARD r plant was in operation dur- :j JURY DEADLOCKED out the seriousness of central organization will be efpointed signs, wirtfs, and storm winFebof the hours ing night jinail order Competition, show- fected. This organization will The last tribute was paid to dows making walking in the custo CASE IN BUNCO 10th, ruary contrary E. Clark, Sunday noon, at streets nearly impossible. Seving, for example how a certain then see to it that an active or- Cyrus Friday nightt Match 23rd. tom. fourth class postmaster succeed- ganization is effected in every the First Ward Chapel where eral women were swept ' from Thomas Yeamans, age eighty-sied in driving his town mer- town in the county. Quick ac- very impressive services were their feet by a fifty five mile (By Associated Preas) passed away after an illness 4 DENVER. March 27. Ap- chant out of business through tion will be necessary because it held, with a large and sympa- gale. Several frame houses, and of several w'eeks. Brother thetic attendance. Friends and barns were blown to was widely known, and parently hoplessly deadlocked active support of mail order is much easier to get people to relatives pieces. from all parts of the There were no known in clean up early the spring than the jury in the trial of twenty houses. loved in various parts of Utah casualties. F Senator Monson assigns the when the people get busy with country were there, the and Wyoming, as a loyal and alleged confidence men charged was filled to over with mulcting scores of persons following reasons for the con- their farm work. faithful church worker and an MRS. CRITTENDENS flowing. of Mutual all the The was dollars of out of thousands support tinuance of mai) order buying: community honest, energetic Services dirwere under the of the Latter Day BY still deliberating this morning, People have plenty of time to organizations builder. ection of Bishop Wm. Worley, FUNERAL SERVICE seventy two hours after being read catalogues at night; there Saint church in the county has He was born in Toronto, Canand they are re- choir in attendance, who renderenlisted been The on case his the of are lots parSaturday. With 1836. given catalogues; ada, Sept. 11, court is expected to call out the cel post fosters mail order busi- sponding most heartily. There ed, Softly Beams the Sacred Funeral services for the, late patents he emigrated to the as the opening jurors-durin- g the day for new ness, and we are all more or is to be a real community effort Dawing, United States in 1839, settling Ida Crittenden were instructions concerning the im- less selfish, jealous, and mis- put forth in every city and town song. Bishop Henry W. Ballard held Hitchcqck in in Ohio. From Ohio they rew'ard chapel First the offered The invocation. the do not who clean and those up portance of reaching a verdict. trustful. to on Saturday afternoon," were moved to Nauvoo, thence i I!y Associated commit- choir then rendered, some be visited Iress) will Oh, by ,My "In order to meet such com- tee. Iowa. Brother Yeamans came Father. Bishop Howard Rees, characterized by a large .attenTOPEKA, Kans., March beautiful floral of-- ' to Utah in 1861. Three years Sheriff Allx'it Mayer of Potta- JAPS THREATENED petition, the speaker continuprojects such as back who for many years was bishop dance, many each class must under- andMany and sweet spirit of the ed, ferings, of Benson of lavatoroutside the prior to coming to Utah he mar- watomie County was shot ana Ward, front yards, spoke ; ried Martha Ann Moore. Ten BY THE SOVIET stand the other classes. The ies, corrals, pig pens, the plant- impression of the worth and sympathy manifested. merchant has been indifferent The ward attenwas children w'ere born to them, nine seriously wounded today by Bishchoir in of deceased. character the ing of flowers, trees the cleaning to the problems the fanner, of of whom are still living. They bank robbers after the bandit side walks streets, the paint- op William Hyde, n old pioneer dance and sang a numherifyse-lection- s. Associated Press) (By and the farmer, in tuni, has Other beautiful vocal are: Jchn and Sterling of West had looted the Farmers State spoke of the experiences' and 27. Soviet misunderstood the difficulties of ing and repairing of outside build the TOKIO, March numbers were a duet by Misses of of worth settlers the Ogden; Thomas, Jr., M. D., G.W . bank at WtMmoreland. As the down early old and of tearing Business men ings, Ballard and Crawford, to acand Mrs. A. L. Hale of Afton, lob bers cut the wires' details are government of Vladivostok' has the merchant. buildings and doing away of use- Cache Valley. Mrs. Myrtle Batt blow to the threatened Japup merciless use themselves often beautiful companiment by Miss Worley, will be consider- Nelson rendered a Wyo.; Mis. A. J. Anderson and lacking. The bandits escaped fences less etc., anese cruiser in Vladivostok competition, even selling some ed. The rear of the business solo, I Have Read of a Beauti- and a solo by Mrs. Nettie Ander- t Mrs. Frank Roberts of Ogden; in an automobile. harbor unless the captain stops articles below cost in order to blocks in the to piano accompaiment by and Mrs. N. N Hill of Logan. city will receive ful city. Elder W. R. Sloan son, wireless messages Mrs. transmitting In excellent an brief, attract address, Phiyllis Spicker. ' ' For the last four or five years JAP PARLIAMENT purchasers. gave special attention accordfor merchants, Japanese each fellow feels down and out The services were The big trouble in this work speaking with reverence and of his life Brother Yeamans with - jllove, and giving great assur- prayer bjr Bishop B. opened ing to advices. G. Thatcher and doesn't txJieve the other always comes with the could boast of being the patriCLOSES IN ROW fellow. 'homes. The landlord does nor ance for the future. Elder Wil- Elder Moses Thatcher, the one arch of five living generations. Bonar Law, Indisposed, exMonson clean up but leaves Jt to the lard Cranney, an old companion, in all Logan probably best acIn closing. Senator He was one of the remaining Decides To Take Rest plained concretely the chief renters and they imturn leave spoke with great feeling as to quainted with the departed (By Associated Presa) vfew who could boast of the he Diet causes of mistrust. Farmers" their ref use for the nextone and their young life together and of lady, paid a beautiful' tribute T0F,10, March pleasure of remembering disAssociated oft midst in (B? the was have lost much mbney through to on until the places stands out his hope of meeting his former to her fine character and excep-eion- al prorogued tinctly the Prophet Joseph A beautiful LONDON, MARCH27. Pre- inventing in talents. In describing her con- as a disgrace to the owner, the companion again. Smith, w'hom he saw on several a free fight, precipitated by a is was Elder Thatcher practically parLaw Bonar Wonderful Is mier and Oh imft You can suffering renters to the motion solo, told been cerns. of have thejrity. opposition by occasions. They affection, men of importance that local always tell a rented home from rendered by Frank Baugh, J'r. aphrased the poet who wrote. Brother Yeamans first wife peach the government. Trays from a mild throat his with which interferes voice; merchants appearance. These cases Judge Fred J. Holton, of Brig- None knew her but to love her, were stands ink and in died flying jncrea.se the price of the Afton, Wyo. in 1913. On his health is good. He will receive special attention. otherwise ham City, who has been a friend cr named her but to praise. He late in the when then to the mark air and 1921 proceed 20, eggs he married Dora through July ten to take In where are however, intends, to the famity for many years, also spoke highly of her daughJapan they We Stroud, a convert to the Mormon hours of this morning the speakup all their goods and so on. days complete rest from politi- must build up confidence, think thickly populatedtheyi are so spokejof his pleasant acquain ter, Mrs. Belber, the daughter church from Texas. She nurs- er declared the session closed. as to clean homes and.tance with Cyrus E. Clark and summoned from California cal affairs during the Easter reed him throughout his entire upon ofthe community as a whole, strict cess. regulations, that they gave pleasant thought and her mother's sudden and unof our little narrow sanitary out illness, and accompanied the PARIS MOURNS get of on The a of the Rumors of the retirement flag premises pu ranee of the resurrection. expected death. fields, and help each other solve body to Afton, where inter-mewho are considered unsani-- j Sunflower Quartet that has Mr. Bonar Law as prime minis- our any President O. II. Budge delivsure will take place in the Afton Then we are tary. In other words this place; been organized for forty years. ered an FOR BERNHARDT ter have been repeatedly current to beproblems. more our and beside impressive sermon rehis prosperous cemetery is held up before the public as all friends of the deceased sang first wife. since his impaired health and lative to the resurrection of the will grow. A host of loving friends and community At he that a there After of the possibility present unsanitary. a beautiful selection. made relatives extend sympathies to just Associated perfect and the rewould have to be many such short talk of appreciation by the Press) (By might be unable to stand But of DAILY JOURNALS ward honorable, virtuliving the devoted wife. in and the benedicoffice. of PARIS, March 27 Wm. Ixvgan flags placed France; ponged strain Worley, Bishjp ous lives. . Brother Yeamans is survived mourns today for her well tion was pronounced by Elder premier was in his place in CHICAGO MARKET other towns of the county. Elder E. R. Owen Pronounced loved daughterSarah Bernhardt by nine children, forty-fou- r today. answering parliament Miss Marie Lawson, who is A. M. Durham. ( By Associated Preea) Foibwing the TfTTFT OBITUARY 0 the Msrctr of EL Clark war the son of aamifaa- f ha t;e.vnai.ns.JxereL.taken , grand children, and two great, scarcely believing that she who to show any immediate likeli- TSUXSXSrrrrt, ITTi'us Cattle Receipts 9,000. Market London branch of a well known Was regarded at almost immort- hood of his retirement. great, grand children. Justus Clark, who cariie tc the Lindquist mortuary chabtef steers dull. Early top, firm cf American manufact- - Ifiael al has passed away. The body h hj famnr from New' York pel, from' whence on Sunday $9.25. --MARKET-REPORT 'tires, is said to be the only wo-- !, I In Naiivno Illinois, in 1810. morning they were shipped to It is onlv wjlhinJhg. ill lie in steteitt-h- er home 13th San Francisco in crarge years that women in rfalKC j Hog IJxeipts was brrn I By Associated Press land; Miss Lawson has been 1846. the day ofSeptember the right to be legal iket very slywv Bulk Nauvoo the daughter, Mrs. Belter. E CHICAGO, Mar. 27. Wheat honored with membershin in jR(ltt) on the, Iowa aide of the Moses Thatsher ace im to the registration; $$. 15 to $8.30. ; July $1.15 September and fJleiul J 5,000, Mar- - the London Chamber of Com-- , Manager Whitney of the U. I. of births, marrages and deaths. Sheep hi, mother to Ogden trsnter $1.11 Corn, July 76 8; C. Ry., wash ere on a tour of in- - and to the signatues 'oir legal iV- -t generally steady. Top $14 it t Accessary o planter 77 ion wf i uni this sped morning. documents. hav-ocwi- th non-Germa- ns 4444444444444444 al j ; . x 4444444444444444 : . ; Pr-,s- ) ; po-Jose-ph I 4444444444444444 ! - i 1 al fight-Geor- ge i Ci , . 1 x, Yea-ma- ns beauti-fuLchap- el KILLED ' 27-iT- Pr) badly-manag- ed as-pla- ce . ut be-cau- j .All be-,4- he - - -- )- of-sale- s, - iVfFirTT0rTfr!CvrUs - -- 3-4 i 4. Rfi.-eint- s -- 1-- 2. y- . . 3 ' |
