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Show J Saturday, Oct. 7, 1922. JHE JOURNAL, r munity Service work. These comH mittees have some of the leading citizens of the city to work with the officers and assist in The W orking man erljC c 1 tttMM FURNISH .NO I lKI..--V!i- er ru is, there the tire gneth out; se where there is no talebearer, the strife ' ceuseth. Irov. 00:00. Frank W. Blair Co.? Dodge Bros. Motor Cars. Three quar of a minion, Advt 1 GARDEN CITY, Oct., the Democratic convention a country where every one "the workingman IN still be distinguished. Heworks, is the one who works .with hi3 hands whose skill is devekped by practice in his craft and directed bv an' understanding mind. He is the great mainstay of production, the backbone of the country. hld in Randolph September 28 the following persons were named for office, representative, Nebeker of Lake Town ; 4 Clarence year commissioner, Cook, Garden City; 2 year commissioner, Harry Hoffman, Sage Creek; county clerk, Harold Brough, Randolph, county treasurer. Louis Longherstrcounty Hy-ru- m -- Logan has many such men and this bank has many of them as valued consumers. They find here the facili ties which help them to savr reglltarly; forTjBguturiavlnr is an important part of their work Surplus money creates opens opportunity and 'gives them independence. Cache Valley Banking Co. TRUST SAVINGS r Robinson Returns To Conduct Work Of . Community Service Professor William O. Robinson, executive secretary of Community Service, has returned from Chicago where he took a 5 weeks course in Community Service work under the direction of Community Service, Inc. He is now about to start on his ww work in Logan which will have A shipment of fine Chrysanthemums has just arived at Ola Larsen. Prices reasonable. Ad many phases. Prof. Robinson went into every detail of the Community Service program while away and particularly those phases with which he has not been closely associated in the past. Being already teacher of music, drama, and dancing, he went into games, plays and all forms of recreation besides acquiring the latest hints in drama and music also. He returns much better prepared to take charge of the work he has to do in Logan. Committees are being appointed on, various phases of Conr When Roebling Built Brooklyn Bridge He Provided for Overcrowding ' The High Priest quorum meeting of Cache Stake will be postponed until Sunday, Oct, 15, at 10 oclock a. m. The Quorum Presidency. 2t Democratic headquarters will Town; county attorney, Shelby be opened up next week at No. 7 Huffiker; sheriff Corless Cornia. North Main street, tKe'building and surveyor, Clarence E. Chan- formerly-- occupied by the McIney, Lake Town. tyre Drug company Republican Mr. Roland Findley is rejoic- headquarters will he In the Poul ing oyer the arrival of a bounc- sen block on First Nonb. ing boy on Saturday last The Dairy Shop at 133 North George F. Eckstrom of Salt Lake City, general agent for Main manufactures Peanut ButUtah of the Mutual Benefit Life ter for you while you wait. Get Ad Insurance of New Jersey, in a pound for 25c. was five with company others, Auto tops and general upa visitor here Sunday. Logan Auto Trimholstering. Victor Satterthwaite and wife East of Post Office. Co., ming and Mrs. Cluad motored Sprouse Adv. to Logan Sunday, returning Monday. Two Splendid office rooms Willis Benson and Howland rent. Arimo Bldg. Injuire for Cook have gone east with severoffices. Adv City al car loads of sheep for Hodges Brothers, Cook Brothers and BLAIR MOTOR COMPANY Claud L. Kimball. They expect Home of Good Motor Cars to top the market with range Adv lambs. Rich counThe Republicans cf Our shipment of bulbs has just ty will meet in convention Octo- arrived from Holland, consisting ber 14 to try and name a ticket of tulips, hyacinths. - narcissus, that will be satisfactory to all daffodils, crocuses, China lillies This convention is called because and others. Ola Larsons Nursery of some illegal procedure in the 212 East 3rd South,. Phone 497. convention that was held some Adv two weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Booth, Candy spei Bishop and Mrs. C. W. Pope, Mr. bird. 'Wedding Blossom Chocoand Mrs. Edward Pugmire and late Marshmallows, 30c per lb. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Hodges are Assorted Almond, Walnut .and attending the general conferen- Cherry Tops!, 50c per pound. See our windows. ce in Salt Lake.. advt. Milford Loveland is busy putting in a foundation for his new tAssorted Jonathan apples pickhouse. Bishop Charles Shirley ed for 50c bu. Also Delicious of Fish Haven has charge of the apples. John Lundburg, River work. This new home will be an Heights, Phoe 91 9W. Adv Davidsons at Mrs. Stella P. Rich entertain- River Heights for winter apples. ed the Garden City school tech-er- s Jonathans, Pearmain, Rome at the home of E. M. Pug? Beauty, Gano, Black Twig. 40c , bushel on the tree. ' advt. mire, Monday evening. heap Pigging. Th real below the earth doth eleep. To reach It miners must dig deep. And the consumer, tt ta plain, Into hie purse must dig again. r i Go to Wm. foreman Ladies-Sweater-Coats g, O ! ! aub-ije- ct Big dance at Hyrum tonight-Specia- l music by Uwanus play" Adv ers. Hyde Park, Oct. 7. Mr. Junius Christensen motored to Bloomington Idaho Friday and returned home Sun ' v , day. Mr and Mrs. Rea Sorenson of Cor. nish spent Sunday here with relatives. . . J Have a Complete Line Of All The New Colors See our New Line of . st Ladies Knitted Slip-on- s EX MIVATlON3 FREE. Ensign & Smith Dentists LCXJA.V, UTAH i Special $2.25 5 i Mrs. Edwin Bingham of Trenton and Mrs. Russel Woolf Of Riverdale Idaho are visiting With their mother Mrs. O. jr Hansen. Mr Cbrlstena Craney of Logan and Mrs. William Jensen of Oregon were the guests of Mrs. Moee "Jensen ' Fri- , Mens and Boys Sweaters and Sweater Coats are included in this Special Sale ! day- b i j! f! Mrs, Gertrude Tripp or' Richmond n as the guest of Mis Bertha Hansen - ' Friday. Mrs. Bora Little of Ogden waa visit tng relatives here last week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hancey of Clarkston spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jessie 8, Hancey. i Miss Bertha Hansen and Epbriam Woodland of Richmond were married Wednesday in the Logan Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perkes, Mrs. A. M. Hancey and Mrs. M. C. Reeder motored to Salt Lake .Thursday to attend the L. D. S Conference and State fair. FONNESBECK KNITTING WORKS & ; Mr. Merlin Balls and Miss Alice Choice Jonathan, Gano, Black Nielsen of Brigham City were marriand Twijj Greening Apples. Forty cents per bushel on the ed Thursday fn the Logan Temple. tree. Stewarts Orchard, River Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Matkin and advt Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Matkin motorHeights. Chfls-toffers- on National Candy Day SATURDAY, OCT. 14 The sweetest day of all the year t , Make it a day of real enjoyment for those you love by sending them Cardons Superior Candies. If you cant come., in, just phone your order. Call 205. Pre-eminen- tly Hot Lunches served s: ' T . HYDE PARK ed to Salt Lake Thursday. Mrs. Obid Plant of Richmond is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. W, Hancey. The Y.M. and Y. L. M. I. A. offle-er- a held an opening social at the holme of Mr and Mrs. Robert evening. Refreshtheir Coles Hot Blast heaters at ments wereFriday Saw It Coming served to twenty-twAdv Wife (enthusiastically) I saw the factory cost. Irs. Laura Carver spent Thursday mN gorjfCous chiffonier today, dear. at Logan visltipg her daughter Mrs. afwe cannot But, of course, I know Special made Ice Cream Bricks Tisha Bickmore. , ford at The Bluebird. - Three layers; ) When have (resignedly) Hubby Vanilla thev promised to deliter it? New Lacto, Cherry Sun. fork , Waiting. Pecan Pistachio. "Some men are great, 60c each. advt achieve greatness born and some greatness thnist upon them." Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Vereen anBut you were not born great nor nounce the birth of a daughter will you work to achieve greatness 7" on October 4. , "Well, Ive still got one chance la three, haven't IT Men Wanted F. A. Dahle An Unsociable Lot Construction Co. $3.60 per day. "This w'elfare worker says a mans Adv education . Is not complete until be rides in a patrol wagon. Fonnesbeck Yesterday the Maybe so, but judging from the Knittipg Works received a spec- glum looks of the people you see in e We are looking for the indiial shipment of Ladies Knitted patrol wagon It's a poor place to start vidual that cant Wear their Slip-onThey are the latest a conversation." false teeth. We have a propline and shotUd be iti this thing osition to offer them. We are seen by all women .prospective so sure that we can make them " purchasers , a set that they can use that we are willing to make' an absoTwo good building Wanted lute guarantee to fit their case. laborers. Apply foreman CapitThat is fair isnt It? And beAdv ol Theatre. sides making them fit we will use the Truebyte tooth, that Four new members were iniat-'e- d for appearance and quality is into Logan Lodge No. H53, next to perfect. and 00 j Gills Sweater Coats Babys Sweater Coats And Babys Knitted Three Piece Set Ralph Snowball, charged with fishing in restricted waters, was arraigned in the first district court this morning and pleaded not guilty. His case will be set in the November trial calendar. Other probate and law and motion matters occupied the attention of the court. o. New York Skylino Soon From Brooklyn BrlJjr (Ii OtsI)m John A. Rooblinf. cries the periodic that wires are not twisted, but laid ONE ofBrooklyn Bridge la not pararellel and continuous and then safe because of the terrific over-- 1 bound together. And the oblique crowding of tralna and motor ve- storm braces that radiate like a hicles having recently been stilled web from the top of the towers on by the statement! of engineers who each side to 400 feet of the bridge know tho facts, the whole pictur- floor beneath are calculated to bear esque romance of the building of the whole weight of tha bridge for the bridge has been again recalled. that distance if necessary. - They . When Col. Washington A. Boeb-lin- are small, but the same engineers who wove the great wire ca- that made possible these great bles over plans made by h fa- - modern suspension bridges- - manutber, John A. Roebling, announced factured them and set them in the other day that the bridge waa place. It took from 1870 to 1883 to good tot many years to coma, be spoke from a knowledge of long build tha Brooklyn Bridge, ao it is He knew when now forty-nin- e j forgotten facta. years old. Slnco ths days when it wss started the he built it that it would be to overstrain in tha future, Roebling plant from its Initial i And when he built into that first shops at Trenton, N. J, has spread great bridge, which ushered in the to Roebling, 10 miles farther down Age of Steel Wire and preceded the Delaware. Col. Roebling still directs tbs his wire cables for the Williams-burg- h and Manhattan bridges over work of his company. Part of ita the East River, a factor of safety war service consisted of the feet of Roebling wire cafar in excess of what timid imaginations could picture, he built for ble, now reposing on the floor of the North Sea, which was once a centuries, not decades, i The cables are 'made of 19 part of the mine barrage. The trends, each atrand containing Adriatic Barrage, which was ready (278 wires, continuous like yarn in for laying when 'the war ended, a skein nearly 200 milea,long. The took over 12,000,000 feet more. -- palters wamec APpAd Japitol Theatre. The Lucrative Accomplishment. Ton should scatter more sunshine Join the Comfort Club.' Have when you appear in public. Make your a Caloric furnace installed in audiences laugh once In awhile." Make 'em laugh I" echoed Senator your home and fce comfortable If I could do that do you Everton and Sons are agents. orghum. suppose Id he sticking around at a Adv , , statesman's salary! I'd be a motie comedian. ' Everton & Sons are closing out f Thatcher Mil, . assessoTJohTrtfrWeTC'La'Re addition to the beauties of Post Office street. Widely known 3 bank bccr.u: 2 its policies have help'd build this county j23 The Dairy Shop at 135 North Main manufactures Peanut Butter for you while you wait Get injured. -- L a pound, for 25c Ad -- H facts A collision occurred at the of Federal and Ver non avenues last night at six! oclock when the -- truck owned and operated by Geo. G. Smith &nd driven by one of his men, struck the Ford coupe of Coach Wilford Romney of, the Logan high. The truck' jeame along Vernon avenue while Coach Romney, with Mrs. Romney in the tlx and three of his football players hanging on it, drove east on Federal avenue. The Logan Knitting Factory building obstructed the view .of both of the drivers in the direction each was coming from , and consequently the collision occured. Coach Romneys car was smashed uip somewhat but no one was -- Sr Tbdau WiMMl COMMERCIAL FACZ CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Bible Thought m Q QT!, LOGAN Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, at their weekly meeting HELPLESS Her Mother; I saw you and Jack held Thursday evning Th lodge started plans for the financing Hugginshearklaaing last evening and I you call for help, either. of its new home. A funds commit didnt Mias Pfllppt; it wasnt necessary, tee of about twenty - men xwas mother. He didnt resist 8 particle. named and this committee is An Optimist charged with the duty of raising How doth th httle busy bet a large amount of the money ' Improve the panting hours Try to make youself better than your neighbor,,, needed for the erection of the In Catherine up the sweets o t Ilf him off to do the same. That woiild tip AM dodging ail th ftsurflh building. help'-boml- s r . TV ! |