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Show took advantage of one HEadvertised bargain sale and saved the price of three t GOOD, live A newspaper is a communhome-tow- earSubscription-to-The-journa- L 0 VOLUME XLH. LOGAN EWING PERSHING FAVORS EE HONORING SHE CANNOT Bankrupt Her and Also All Central Europe. 1 the SPECIAL SESSION OF Ger- Executor reparation terms decided upon by the suand preme council as fantastic i impossible of execution and it the that gov opinion the general emmentcannot agree to them. The cabinet received the text of the allied note yesterday and was in executive session late inMadness is the to the night. term the leaders in the Richstag used in, their discussion of the Foreign reparations ciuestion. minister Simons declared the execution of the terms would Gerproduce chaos not only in Must Losses Replace SALT LAKE, Feb. 1 John J. Schneider, executor of the estate of the late Charles W. Listman who was Mr. Schneiders partner in the Success market of Salt Lake must replace losses suffered by the estate through the failure of the Merchants bank. This was a decision handed down yesterday by the supreme court of Utah sustaining the judgement of the throughout central Third district court. The many J)ut Europe as 'the bankruptcy of judgment was: Germany would also bankupt a That the account of the expart of Germanys war creditors ecutor bdj and hereby is disallow among whom is France. ed to the extent of $16,459.21 It is greatly to be deplored and that the executor John P. J. that the Schneider, pay to this estatg, the Simons continued was only said sum nation American great together with interest a bystander during the negotia- at the rate of 8 per cent per antions conccmng reparations. num from the 26th day of NoSettlement of this question de- vember, 1919 and for costs. termines the fate of the worlds The judgment was the result aceconomics and world culture. objections raised to an of The German mark showed a counting made by Mr. Schneider slight decline toward the close of the estate. the Bourse, of yesterday on The evidence showed that Mr. were generally Listman named Mr- Schneider when terms known. as executor with the direction that hismoney be investedin (By Associated Press) Later a estate loans. real be will LONDON, Feb. 1. It was obtained that court order impossible for Germany to pay Mr. Schneider invest the money the amounts fixed for her repar- in bonds, but he did not ation debt to the Allies by the do Liberty the money in leaving this, supreme allied council last week, tie Merchants bank, in which An acsays Professor John Maynard he was a stockholder. Keynes, principal reprseentative counting was asked, and this not of the British treasury at the meeting with the approval of Versailles peace conference. the heirs of the estate, suit was begun in the Third "district (By Associated Press) court with the above result. BERLIN, Fob. 1. Dr. Walter g The case of the Twin Simons, German foreign ministhe company against ter will tell the Reichstag ses- industrial commission regardsion this afternoon, the Boersen ing the awarding of compensaZietung states, that Germany tion to Mrs, Edith Bohling for cannot subscribe to the allied the death of her son, Charles demands on the reparations Handley, was argued in the suground that they are not possi- preme court yesterday and was ble ot fulfillment. taken under advismont. - - Feb. (By Associated Press) cusMon, notwithstanding the comment coming from Berlin giing the idea that the disposition thera'is to reject the plan. Two Children Die in Crash BALTIMORE, Jan31. Two children wife killed, several seriously injured, and a dozen others slightly injured when a train on the Annapolis Short Line railroad struck a bus filled with school children, near Ship-ley, Md. Dublin Mayor Re-elect- DUBLIN, Jan. 31 Lawrence ONeil was today elected Lord Mayor of Dublin for the fourth - consecutive time Although not a Sinn Fniner he was propos e,l by Sinn Feiners, and in giving thanks for his election, ho said that as mayor, he would be ad- -' ised by tho.: chosen by the rnaiority of the Irish people as . their political representatives. -Alderman Cosgrove declined he mayoralty on ' the ground that as a hunted man he would be unable to perfofm he duties vSfrthe- - office. the displaying firms to illusto visitors the various extrate SENATOR CLARKS cellencies of their several exhibits, which includes anything, GENEROUS GIFT and everything any automobile owner can have any uso for, all in a manner that .does displayed (By Associated Press) to the dealers, who are to credit Feb. 1. WASHINGTON, be commended for their enterA gift of a hundred thousand prise. dollars to the Corcoran Art galNo man contemplating the lery by Former Sentor William purchase of a car can afford to Clark of Montana is announced miss this show, which includes by the board of trustees. every type of car of nearly every standard make. Seldom is the chance given to see them all OR under ono roof so they may be and with the advan-compared GO TO JAIL tage. of having experts toj explain the special points, of merit of each type and make of (By Associated Press) NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Feb car. 1. men were The Logan Garage and SupUnemployed given their choice of work on ply company, pioneers in the bus sewer improvements or jail. The iness here, have on display the edict Hudson, Essex and Nash cars. city manager issued-a- n' The Blair motor company is to all who appromising jobs iho Buick and 'the plied provided they had been displaying Dodge. here a certain length of time or The Kimball Auto company had lost jobs here. is showing the Cleveland and of . HIGH THURSDAY - It is definitely assured that Elder A. W. Ivins, Boy Scout Councilman for the Church, will be at the Boy Scout Court of Honor meeting at the Logan High School Auditorium Thursday, February 3, at 7:30 p. m. Scout Executive Wood received a telephone call last night definitely assuring his present here for that meeting. We are also assured by Elder Melvin JV Bal- must lard that-th- e .appointment for Elder Ivins had been- - made. The meeting is being held in connection with the Home and School League which holds its meeting on the first Thursday of eaeb month. There -- will -- be a preliminary program of music furnished by the school children under the- - direction of Prof. A. M. Durham. Jan. 31.--M- orT Chandler cars. Marmon, Stutz and the are presented by the Cranney Motor company. The North Utah Auto company is showing the Franklin and Oldsmobile(By Associated Press) The Cache Auto company has CASPER, Wyo., Feb. i. The Midwest Refining Company and the Chevrolet. 11. F. Mitchell is displaying Ohio Oil Companies, principal purchasers of Wyoming crude the Studebaker.-ThFord is shown by the oils announced today a reduccents a barrel Walters Motor company. tion of thirty-fiv- e ip all grades. Surely no one could ask for a greater variety to choose from, priceTftrude IIup-mobi- lc OIL DROPS - -- e AIRPLANE and all are standard. FALLS Those Elements Op--7 posed to Bolshevism Sink Their Differences display ,ef of Opinion and Plan to n Help Their Sfcdly Tried Native Land. auto "paint- DeSanders has a tha favorite' Harley-Davidso- ' motorcycles. Miller 'and Shupe, ers and top makers are there with a display showing the quali ty of their work. The Auto Service and Supply company, the Broby Service and Supply station and P. M. Neilson accessories and Pennsylvania tires have exhibits. Then there is Hatch, with A.uto Insurance. Aside from the purely auto displays is a fine showing of Ddco light products and a display made by the Utah Oil Refining company ofSalt Lake. The Harris Music company provides player pianos and Edison phonographs for afternoon music which at the sme time calls attention to their merits. The Bluebird is there with refreshments of sandwiches and Budweiser" for those who are fond of a Dutch lunch-ThW. F. Jensen Candy Company is displaying a new chocolate The Revue in half pound and pound J)oxes, which they expect will become a general favorite The Rolfsens have a good display of sport togs, There will be music every afternoon and a special and excellent program every evening, beginning at 8 oclock as follows l ) FEBRUARY L 1921 America congregation. : N.'.W. Merkely, . Invocation, - Selection Miss Nora Eliason, Welcome 'address, Mayor , -- governments of Great Britain-France and the United States to recognize the Russian constituent assembly as the present rightful existing government of -- Russia- ' - The Russian constitu- ent assembly .was ceated at i meeting herd of all Rusfeian elements opposed to Bolshevism for the purpose of sinking all differences of opinion and presenting a united front against Bolshevism. heavyTguard FOR - KIDNAPERS 4 By Associated Press) J.OS ANGELES Feb, 1,A special squad of deputy sheriff with orders' held in reserve guarded the county. ja$ whdFe Floyd Carr and; Arthur Carr, cousins, who confessed to kidnapping JMrs- Gladys Witherell were held after entering a plea of guilty in thq superior court - - last-.jijgh- t. - , Howell. (By Associated Press) PARIS, Feb. 1. Formal appli cation is about to be made to the LOS (By Associated Press) -- t ANGELES. Feb. Hints of bad feeling? "ia the Hollywood district where Mrs, Witherell lives caused the sheriff to take, every precaution ' against possible mob iviolenqe.' Offlciaiopemhg, TfflE Cache The authorities planned to take Valley Auto Show, Hon, E. R. the Carrs from town last night Owenhad they been sentenced but the - Selection -- Auto Show Quar- defendant- s- requested time - ia which to present' mitigating tet. FEBRUARY 2, 1921 evidence tomorrow is set for Selection, Mrs. Linn art z. passing sentence. . - - Selection, U. A. C. Glee Club. Seasons outlook, A. E. Tours rn. '' RAILROADllEN Selection. Mba Nora Eliason. FEBRUARY 3, 1921 Selection, Auto Show Quar-- TO BE LAID OFF tet- Selection, Miss Nora Eliason. Solection U. A. C. Glee Club. And last but not least there will be dancing from nine oclock until midnight, and it all comes as a frae-wi- ll offering to the residents of the city and county .through .the.,.liberaljty of the dealers.. It ig safe - at the outset to predict that Logans first great auto show will be a pronounced success. , (By Associated Press) , '' 1 SACRAMENTO, Feb. T wolves hundred men employ! on the Southern Pacific railroad shops here will be laid off on Feb. 4 owing to a slump in bus' iness it is announced. nwiai President-ele- ct '"1 t Making" the Most of Vacation. MIAMI,' Fla., Jan. 31. Per-foweather favored presidentelect Harding and his vacation party today on their fishing trip A tropical sun shown down from unclouded skies and tanned the fates of the fishermen ct TO THE EARTH PORK BARRELL I Rv Associated Press) ELPASO, Tex., Feb. lrAn ( airplane making a flight from Hollywood Calif, to Mexico City was demolished and the aviators Thompson, and Williams, hurt but not fatally, when the machine stopped near SanLuis Pot-os- i. - Morgan Offer Accepted STARVING CHILDREN ARE YORK, BY l.- -A x Use of Private - NEW ASKED DIION BY PUBUC jail Car for Tour SOI AUTO WASHINGTON, President-elec- t request from a that Bpecial session Harding be called on new senate the fiqf Mtereh four to confirm cabinet j other appointments to be made by the incoming executive has The Auto Show now on exhibeen conveyed to President Wilbition at the Auditorium bids son. Such a session is customary when there's a change of admin- fair to be fully as successful as istrations and it usually lasts on- its promoters the various auto ly a week at the most. and supply companies could hope for. FOUNDRY: STARTS In the first place the commit tee ou decoration did itself proud , fixing the place up like ON AN OPEN a fairy bower. Then aside from sufficient "room to walk Ewing La Porte, recently appointed SHOP POLICY comfortably between the variassistant secretary of the treasury, la. ous exhibits, and a space reservheld the youngest man who has ever that position, being but twenty-sied for dancing in the west end, (By Associated Press) years old. Mr. La Porte has been the entire great floor space is 1. Feb. The DENVER, connected witir the treasury departcovered with shining -a- utomobiles ment for two and a half years, and Queen city foundry a union shop of a groat vanety of the now has jurisdiction ever the bureau for thirty years began operation of war risk insurance and the public as an open shop under police standard makes, with booths deto auto accessories and health service. protection today, it was an- voted and nounced by company officers. supplies of various kinds, are not there a con few exhibits will be followed This action by ANTHONY W. IVINS nearly, all foundries of the state, nected directly with the automo Each day there according to the Colorado Found bile business. will b present representatives Association. rymens TO BE AT LOGAN Besides the address of Elder Ivins there will be an investiture of ceremony in which about 75 scouts will be given higher honors. In all about 200 badges will be awarded. Last Sunday a meeting of the Court of Honor was held and a very beautiful ceremony was worked out. "It should be seen by every one in Logan. The Boy Scouts of the comAuthorities Yard Navy munity will be in attendance in means between S body which Raid on hundred. and four three Probing This meeting is open to all and and the BREMERTON, Wash, Jan. 31 the Court of Honor wish School and Home League the Puget Authorities at to invitation a extend to ingeneral Sound navy yard today are everybody. a of vestigating circumstances raid on the Kitsap county jail Saturday, whn it fe alleged a ELECTIONS TO BE crowd of nearly one hundred mariners some of them armed, HELD IN CUBA overpowered the two policemen, broke doors leading to the cells, and released L. C. Karron, a (By Associated Press) marine Jdd on a charge of HAVANA, Feb. 1. Partial drunkenness, and two young elections in districts were courts The three and election boards nullified the women prisoners. continued at large today- .- All results of thep residential elecmarines at the navy yard were tion last November will be held confined to their barracks pend- about March -- Major General of the investiga- Enoch Crowder has announced. ing completion tion. ' The.se elections will be marked by absolute impartiality and will determine the question of the Mary Declines candidate who will next be the president of Cuba. ed NUMBER 27. 0 (By Associated Preae) Peaks-Cannin- PARIS, Feb. 1 The fact that the German, delegates to the Brussels conference and their financial and economic experts remaining i nrarjs and continuing thoir consultations is taken in political circles to mean that Germany is willing to accept the decisions of he allies regarding reparations, as a basis of dis HUG SENATE TO. BE CALLED (By Associated Press) . regard LA PORTE DEAD Feb. 1. WASHINGTON, The return from France of the body of an unknown soldier for burial in Arlington National Cemetery as a fitting national tribute to the men who fell in the world war was advocated by General Pershing before the House military committee which is considering a bill for that purpose. Says The Reparation Terms Are Fantastic and Impossible of ExeWould cution They mans CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1921. CITY,1 OUR SOLDIER PAY (By Associated Press) BERLIN, Feb. 1. The asset. Help make it valuable by giving it your active, and hearty support. ity QjJ Read The Journal. n GRATEFUL ary Garden tonight dictated and (By Associated Press) signed a letter to the board of di Feb. 1. Gratitude PARIS, rectors of the Chicago Opera relief to American for company declining the offer of children of is being Hungary a private car for the companys to the in a message expressed tour. transcontinental which the to States United While she expressed her apchildren a of piillion preciation of the thoughtfulness signatures disof the directors, the managing is affixed, says a Budapest News the to acHungarian patch director declared .that the commodations for her company Agency. Fetes are being plannedin schools in all parts of Hunare goo denough for her. of the in celebration have would car gary The private been attachecTto the regular American inauguration clay on j March 4. . . opera train. :.i WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. Acceptance of the London home of J. P. Morgan as a permanent residence for the American ambassador to the court of St. James was authorized today by the house by a vote of 167 to 52. The diplomatic bill was passed without a roll call. The house ' als adopted an amendment to the diplomatic bill by Representative worth, Republican, Ohio, auth- an appropriation of $1 0 Jor the purchase of an cm orizing 15-00- barsy building in Paris. The diplomatic bill originally carried $8,000,000, but many of its provisions for support of the foreign consular service ' stricken out. When a woman full ,of hairpins gets her mouth cannot talk. she -- BILL PASSED ( Bv Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. The rivers and harbors bill carrying a lump sum appropriation of fifteen million two hundred fifty thousand dollars was passed by the house today and sent to the senate. A motion to recommit the rheasurewasvoted down-.- bank Jobbery WOMAN. LEAPS 10 HE DEATH (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) SOHEllORE ; the Shadow, COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowq, as their yacht, fish Feb. Alice Hatch twen- maneuvered about the ty eight, committed suicide by grounds off Cocolobo island. leaping into the Missouri river The sea was smooth but a breeze from a street car bridge.. Her played across the Shadows deck death was due to injuries receiv- blunting tha forco pf the sun. ed in striking the ice. Ill- health The Shadow is expected to Miami tomorrow, wasThe cause. putbackr1ntr 1 and unless Mr. Harding changes hia plans he will start WednesGOULD SUED FOR day on his return trip to l."-Mi- ss IN CHICAGO Feb. 1. Half a CHICAGO, dozen, robbers hold up the Kenwood Trust and Savings bank On the South side and escaped with a sum estimated at thirty thousand dollars. , SUM (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Feb. 1. The Existence of a $500,000 suit in which Gould Kingdon tho youngest son of George Jay Gould is charged with breach of promise marry Mrs. Richard Blum was disclosed in a report war without readjustment, but wo have reached the lowest step and are on the upgrade Hard- ing said in an interview published here today. It was his only comment op political affairs. - ' . Named for Vacancies: of the supplementary proceedWASHINGTON,' Jan. 81. ings kgun in the supremo Walter W. Warwick of Ohio, t now comptroller of the treasury' IRISH PERSUASION court yesterday. and Evari3 A, I lay or, a lormer Republican member of the house Associated Press) (By and Corn Wheat of representatives from CaliBELFAST, Feb. 1. Captain ' was fornia, were nominated today district a inspector King, env Associated Press) by President Wilson to fill the seriously wounded and his' wife i vacancies existing in the direcl.MVIarcL MalFeb. .near last dead CHICAGO, uhot night corn torate of the war finance low railroad station, Cvimtyj wheat one fifty fiveu-MCork. sixty four three eighths. ay ' No country x:an go through |