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Show READ The Journal and abreast Ox the times so that your part in National readjustment may be efficiently i LOGAN CITY. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH WEDNESDAY, MAY 19. 1920. my m MISS KITTY DALTON T Miss Ellen Neilson T i IF ANT SORT OF Federal Reserve System And The Ranks Will Endeavor to Stop Unnecessary Borrowing And Will Not Loan For (Ily Associated Ircss) The state road commission was in session yesterday and opened bids on some of the road projects but none wers let for the reason that the commission hasnt any more money than is necessary to worry along with.. It has an abundance of bonds to offer the buying public but bonds are not as saleable as they were a short time ago. Only the gilt edge variety can be sold to advantage now. 19. WASHINGTON, May Curtailment of the long term loan covering operations and discouragement of unnecessary borrowing of all kinds will be the foundational of the fedejal reserve systems new policy designed to deflate American finances. national bankers have pledged themselves to cooperate. of the Governor Harding board believes the liquidation of Miss Kitty superfluous loans will go far prettiest Irish innon-essent- ial In-ss- ) ARM The Dealers Say The Supply Is Now at Its Lowest Point Owin to Lack of Cars And The Freight Congestion, on All Lines. V V: , -- (By Associated preM) ' 1 CHICAGO, May;.;9,4Coal dealers declare the coa supply has reached the lowest mark in recent history because! of the freight congestion ana ( a car shortage. Practically allco&l here is rushed to manufacturing plants and orders for the homes are not being accepted the dealers say. ; William Leland, the head of one of the largest companies here estimates , the supply on hand would hardly last five days. Railroad officials deny , the charges by. some dealers that they are hoarding coal by storing it in cars. , ed AND NAVY TO GET MORE PAY (By Associated Press) : rd rectifying I Associated WASHINGTON, May 19. Hour the of Treasury Sectary n a "fre chairman Fordncy of tho house ways ar.d means committee declared his op position to any soldier bonus legislation however financed-Thsecretary said it would be highly unfortunate to plae any new financial obligations on Die treasury ami suggested that it would bo wise for congress to soek out additional sources of revenue to meet current governI ment expenses. The Western Display company WASHINGTON, May 17. has been awarded the contract President Wilson today , signed for furnishing the auto license the army and navypay bill proplates for this state. They will viding a temporary adjustment cost from 23 to 30 cents each and of pay scales for officers and enchauffeurs badges will cost 13 listed men pending permanent cents each. legislation on the subject at a Daltcn, said to be the girt in New York city, the present who has rejected many enticing film the money in offers so that she may still serve as a increased about secretary In the Knights of Columstreet and hundred million bus hut at Forty-sixt- flation and said circulation had one billion nine during the wars period. H? Ogden river threatened to go oer its banks yesterday and if it rises any higher considerable! damage will le done to property along the river bottom. The water is now up to within an inch or two of the high mark of three years ago. ls. . 01 SUITE Non-essentia- J for merchants T.rs never in keener tion than at present done. VOLUME XLI.- - kill L I' ; JUST , now there J money in reading ads. f h Broadway. . i i. later date. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, May A reduction of twenty per- cent in prices on nearly all goods i lClQOCnitS MISS ELLEN NEILSON, talented pianist and advanced pupil was announced today by one of the large department stores here. 1,1 of Prof. S. E. Clark, who, with Logans i prima donna, Miss Do Not Instruct Footpads halted Morris Guy, IS NeyNecn .Farrell, and Mr. McCann, violinist, give a concert of a seventeen-year-ol- d Ogden boy merit in the Tabernacle Saturday evening, May 22nd, for which ROBBERS LOOT last night and told him to throw ( Ur Associated Press) tickets may be obtained at the Thatcher Music Company. .Miss up his hands. He did so but had GKANDRAPIDS, May 19. COLORADO BANK the presence of mind to cling to Unrestricted delegatus to the Neilson leaves shortly for Boston, to complete ; her;' musical had dollars he that three silver National convention were named education at the famous Conservatory of Music. ' (By AModated in his pocket. When his hands by Michigan democrats of thirPres) Associated Press) (By Associated Press) in were (By dollars went aloft the COLORADO SPRINGS, May teen congressional districts, in CHICAGO, May 19. The rail19. LEWISTON, Idaho, May 19. Robbers entered a bank them and the thieves searching excuses held prior to the Adams Beard reway labor board today flatly Mrs. Harriet Boe, said to be his clothing found nothing. at Simla, forty miles east of GUTTING state of Democratic the inopening fused to hear petitions for here by cottihg ,a hole in a oldest died convention noon. Idahos at citizen, today John creased wages presented by From Erased a are there In good brick vaVaII,. knocked, off' tho Ogden Grunau, vicepresident of the at Julietta. She celebrated her many mechanics out of work becombination' of thfe door of the Association 103 1. bithday April Chicago Yardmens beCanvas' differences cause of Noted vault and with a hunexisting escaped and the officers of other organthc-and their employ tween dred boxes esdeposit safety, in izations which struck recently is now An effort ers. five being thousand to Fix Bushel timated contain, $3.13 defiance of orders from the Naunderan about to made dollars Adam securities. BUDAPEST, Jn . bring May18. f tional Railway Brotherhoods. did not wear a beard according standing that will result in the Fair Wheat Price men The board in the ruling handto work. (By Axsnclated lirm) going to the dictum of M- Terey, died down by Judge R. M. Barton, 19. WASHINGTON, May it (By Associated Press) rector that: of the Hungarian national chairman announced, The Brigham Young Univrsity A favorable report was today CHICAGO, May 19 Reports who are eliminated must 1h thoroughly understood HUTCHINSON, Kan , May. 18 has museum, on a big, ordered by the senate auditing at Provo is Given ancestors hirsute of price cutting in wearing that the Itoard cannot and will After an all day fight on the scale for preparing week committee on Borahs resolution the great g disi in continued to Jorden not undertake to hear any parti e sweep the restoring floor of the convention during which occurs next week. A big, for an investigation by the I controversies except which time tho radical clement famousE Adam nd a urel pict putes or byRe-granOwners 19.--The of into all d is being "erected and""aato WASHINGTON, May ycountry today. expenditures of the cahvai has. menj ores announced those which it is authorized hv attempted to force through a $1 war department yesterday will be put on publican and Democratic Ppesi-Ihern pageant will cannot and . that the beard was not a I., law to hear, and , candidates as well as in- dential announced the award of a disbushel National the per price, twenty J10 ' not hoar the application of par- Wheat ranul5 to contributions received in their part o fthe original picture, but' service medal to Growers Association percent. Prices of hoe3 in tinguished ' in was last the ties who are acting in disregarl hero tonight fixed school paintod during behalf. Davis First William O. Lieutenant The County rer high $3.13 eele-- J of law and who are not com- bushel as a fair price for the will have a century, when beards were popu i 80Tnrj S.u1arL a,jen j?X)rJeL g deceased, of the 36th Pierre, also Omaha rules lar. In the restored work there 4wl,e decreased plying with the law and the 1920 wheat crop. bration this week at Lagoon and, O... infantry, son of Mrs! Fred Lin- -' TroffJw their den shown cleanshaven i fore Adam is of the board. of Twin Falls, Idaho. J of the number of the a the large graduates lUdUIUJJlU llugvujf Following reading twtI,Ly five percent. This canvas was one that ea- The citation reads: "For exreport of the committee on cost! of the institution are expected' an sIk shirts at the fury of the commun-traordinary heroism in action' in New York capcd ! to participate, FOREIGN CURRENCY and production and fair market-IndanflPh8 thrty per near isls. tho was of It property Yery and Eclisfontaine, ing prices pendemonium broke! womens and childrens itlCRn autoCount who two between collision A Kuntosonyi, gave France, September 26 to 28, clothes also have been reduced. DECLINES AT PARIS loop,., h to the loader of the red guard NEW YORK, May 19. 192(L Lieutenant Pierce valiantPreaidcnt William McMichael mobiles on the state road just of the Ogden Hot Springs died in a heap in the kitchen of for having aided in saving a valu ly led his platoon in the attack yielded to gravel to W. M. iron (By AinocUtcd Press) Later in the injury their home, Mrs Laura Blada, able collection. picthe on resulted enemy positions before Very of who Brown yesterday 19. Terre Kingman CIUCAGO, May to PARIS, May 19. Another, 'jaw sold ture was museum the : Eclisfontaineand for managed to restore a semblance Haute, Indiana, reported twenty marked decline in foreign cur-- j of "The following day he again three million crowns. order-Thcent all in mens reduction per ravines rency occurred in the Paris, conservatives pleaded and boys garments and shoes by!11. nis platoon through covered by of the market this morning. The Amer- with the radicals not All the gas approaches terday. jets to run stove were open and the wind- Payne Is Picked aChine ican dollar closed at thirteen! afoul fire' in th laws, of the anti-trucentimes hys ows on the Bois de Baulny. and doors closed. lf;lt marks and forty-fou- r .erntory;attack in been avoided had the which A report frfm the Mrs. Blada, who has been a Fnr Hippc PacF said after the heaviest days transac- report. The committee was jje Wftg billed by enemy, fire retailers at I resno, resaid since widow tion in foreign exchance since Ftbruary, leading his men in- this to again herort with some-thinforma, announced general reduc-- : .. to A neighbor that if life the armistice. cently ' added to cover the cost of 4 tions on silk gowns from twenty lr-st continued to be a drug for her (By e cent. to transportation. per twenty-fivWASHINGTON, May 18.; Claims of squatters on 000 she would end it all. ' t ( In its report the committee , Grew Rich by God does not do all, read a President Wilson today ap-- 1 GREAT SALE OF, Willard, land of acres v j)yi adjoining ! 125 declared that leports from Associated ( Press) on note kitchen table found the John Barton d of Great. Payne, fhore point Salt) wmraunitTcTshowed the ay SiLT LAKE CITY, MayUu er3ke.tI ake in Boxelder comity, have, beside three Bibles and several The LIBERTY BONDS anrfpunc dosGod been 'rejected in a decision hand- -! religious pamphlets. l. on except everything of the Godly, ed down by Commissioner staple fores8) VIENNA, mr- (By Associated Tailman of the general land of- - but onp who does bqhave is m I). Hines, whose resignation be--a YORK, May 19. NEW clurnts wifet walking down the. came effective May 15. ficc. The decision was reached ced to the ground Everything ' I of . SalzbQrg Stringent credit conditions pro:;"r"lary l'aynrt strpt HOARDING Famous; Cafe? ere- another, womn voked the further selling of libwas made in a muit notf-sthe earrings ef jter .mothef who tion slating that the president,1 erty bonds and victory record low points by virtue of the powers vested in PARIS, May 18. Tow leading was reonhtly bmkd frith 41jf.y' mostly at new ! . . . him undtr the transportation Paris rostaurants .will soon dis- - her jewelry; -- e ; I By twelve thirty in discount. an opportunity to file upon their - appear the property having been The wearer and act the the obtain to provisof by unrepcaled it is estimated that twenty miland patent earring, holdings 1 luuo AlTDiaiie OdlUM ions of he federal control act, bought by English and Amcri-- t when questioned by the lion dollars worth were sold. the payment of a small sum anj police Piilard's restaurant "aid she had purchased them transfer!- h! to Secretary Payne can banks HONOLULU, May 18. Hans the duties of director general of an expensive cafn with valuable from the warden of the munici- HOUSEACCEPTS wine collars was bought for r. ral hospitaL complaint! jn 1851, a straight line was made1 for the addition of two airplane the railroad administration. will sail for - to of sevena air llint'i total meander the, the of the squadrons making frarcsby an English The warden was arrested and ' hoarding represent specifies SENATE RESOLUTION tcn thousand rounds of sugar, lake. Either because the water fleet of six squadrons were su- early next month, having been bank. Lanes restaurant - ont his homo searched. It wan dis- nounced in Tokio today by the selected by President Wilson as place de Madeleine was bought) covered that for some time that it is claimed he purchased the- Was unusually high at the time . re-since or t two has Cheyenne groc- 0f the survey, Japanese air service, according arbitrator of questions' of navi- - by an American bank for 4,000,--i be had boon carrying on the sugar from (B Associated Pres) of acres No 4 Place Con- - grueebme trade of robbing the 600 sacks. now The to a cable to the European 000 francs. hundred are in there Nippu Jiji, gafion on central ers pound ceded, ' WASHINGTON, May 19. - and between the lake and the! Japanuw newspaper here. One rivers. The selection was made corde, adjoining the Crillon and dead. in the seized was Cheyj tosugar The house Republican leaders A ooantity of void extracted at by the president at the request; occupied by the American peace railroad yards consigned tolfiurvejriine. The land was urpd. squadron will be stationed enne : day agreed to accept the peace of the allied, governments. commission haa bcen bought bylfrem, the teeth of corpses w company in this by the farmery for pasture, butHeijo Korea. resolution adoDted by .the Sen- a brokerage tho Royal Dutch Oil Co., for 6,- -i found, also a vast stock of jewel- -. said. i settled officers it,! upon the latter squatters ate as a substitute for the house city, new postmaster Ur. 000,000 francs. AT legend baq grown up that in a con- -j Jordons !ry . action their resulting resolution and decided tentativeI The wardens bankbook ttrr? C, C. Sanderson, who has charge land. Champion the over Georges Carpentier, troversy action T. P. O Connor, the brilliant ed a credit of $20,000 in ly to call it up Friday for rk WEATHER pugilist of Europe now training of the la met postal do in A meric, worked in the mines world with something like 35,000 Iris ir urns list and politician, is cecds of his business. is that to trouble One many Some people who cant build a 4- noldiink seriously about mar- in his native town of Lefis be- workers under him, began his 'now tho oldest member of thet Fair tonight and chicken coop in a week can finish commons in house cf as carce-life a service in the he is point but some It postal wisdom f began riage until after the marriage i fore the war, two or.three air castles in a servwe. to clerk office conceal j1 an ago. ornx as forty years boy. taken has place. " night. : - v' 'S Bishop A. W. Moulton the new Episcopal bishop for Utah willjM. i deliver the baccalaureate sermon; lYllpllffiin at the U. this year. OLDEST 19. . 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