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Show LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH CACHE AMERICAN " Pape Six. Win- - Pres. G W. Lindquist, L. M Unemployed Voice Elder Richards sor Eleanor Morgan, Mrs Lorm Dissatisfaction Makes Appeal to ofBlood,Logan,Daleand'Olson. LloydWatte,Astir,Hyriall of Mr Itulianh Of Stay Out of Debt Jr InThethe theme morning dealt with the i iPAPITO Features of The CgeP,,yHJTI,catrc ell moduli' Miller Hj an voice, i. the mod pertert ed, . as marvelous a voice m tlie Wr-.tspeakirg voice as w is Cniuxo'. fj One wonocrv if he ampins voi-puttms etu.iyh fcacky round to ,iecih piolevsor In the the flitted States or is he going to ut,e his voice lit Elmer Gantry or By- ronic pursuits Tlie Hart Schaffener and Marx tweeds on Hie pirfect shoulders of Howard Pond Fawn Jones' very human shriek when Death starts necking. The inevitable carbon dioxide atmosphere of the U S A C. Ood-liiM'i- L Today and Tomorrow : Mouthful fleld-Loga- also See Yourself and Neighbors on the Screen Fern B.irru.s, the utterly lovab'e Regular Prices blonde with the girlish naive notes n in her voice, that all gentlenv prefer The Emperor William, assent talmoustache grown In ly Prussian the Sahara by Elmer Gibson of the Foreign Legion. with The Italian Chateau furniture' which looked as though It came Lowell Sherman from Lundstroma rather than from and Italian ancestors. Why did no one back! ladder Lee Lila the tell them that chair is beloved by Italians. Such also in Hurricane. are to be bought On the Stage Utah. Most remarkable of all the features of this memorable evening was the four fair white pages of the program and yet no mention of the author of the play nor of the history of the play in New York and London. Surely the man Vho writes a play and such an unusual play should have the honor told us all great works have tlv-iof his name on every program. e under currents. Calvin The difficulty In knowing whe- tragic are Guest Incapand Edgar ther Miller Ryan In the first act able of doing them. was dressed as Dante, or an OxNot a single Jarring, amateurish ford student, or a recently breaved first act. note In the difficult widow In I860 In Taylorsville. these are to himself, said Everyone Tlie most pleasing array ol bota worhave actors and they tles seen In Logan since the en- good dear the What progress thy play. acting of the Eighteenth Amend- old A. C. Is making In Us speech ment. and th speed with which tlie cordial glasses were drained. department. FMssy, difficile people might have a speed worthy of a g.eat th.,. neck-ti- e to ,.o of and tin saloon era ra'.hrr than with the tweeds and put the diuk modem Europeans with the brown suit, but cue's and green are matters of taste and unTlie impure Fnelili these nndo-di : tuidi-nrai toward the of discussion. The play Is In Coirada, the lover. We admit h" worthy and It was an admirthe thing was rarely tried, but great mo- able selection, though like a good ments do not produce impure vowor husband It had an occanever i.i wife els exempt in the Eiv;!.-lsional dull, dragging moment Cache. The extremely able joung acor who created such a perfect picture old a.: of a gieen, sympathetic We defy New York or London to produr a more sophisticated oid man. Tlie only young thing about him was the hns of his back. j Leslie T. Foy, Fawn Jones's slender form in Irr j Malad, Idaho wine toored gown made a most for three years editor and manager pleasing picture for masculine eyes of the Idaho Enterprise, will rein the first act. tire Irom the newspaper this week The Ilisen like, well sustained and Clyde Hanson, local postmas-tensit- y of the last act. It was a ter and for many years connected tragedy, and aa Carl Van Dareu with newspapers in southeastern Coming Thurs. False Faces The Frazer, James Dance Group r Cool-ldg- Quits Malad REJECTOSTATIC RADIO PATENT PENOINO priesthood. I In the afternoon Joseph E. Cardon president of tlie stuke; R J Evans Jr.. Laura Everton. Lin' d Buhler, Elvtn C. Jorgenson and Itay B. West, bishop of the Logan Fifth ward were the speakers A new stake old folks' commit-lee- , consisting of A. G Olofson, chairman: A. L. Cole, secretary; Mosea Olson and Lyman Gabrlel-sewas named to take tlie place chairman: IL C. Petersen, of n. j Harrp. secretary; Andrew King and Abraham Jorgensen. At the evening session, which was under the direction of the Mutuals, Dr E. A. Jacobsen of the Utah State Agricultural college wav tlie principal speaker. He spoke on the appreciation of literature, Tlie Paramount Glee club sang several selections, while Gilbert Thorpe and Ruth Tarklnson gave a piano and organ duet, and Marcus Grit-fi- n a solo. Music during the conference was furnished by the Logan L. D. S Fifth ward choir, under the direction of Harold II. Cutler. A boys' quartet from Benson also sang a selection. CVorgc Utah Weekly William Currell recen'ly Logan electric sign at erected large his Gem Theatre on First North street. New Boy Scout h ad Ounnuon Balt Lake City Bids opened lor south of here dedicated. quarters over Jordan River widening bridge on outskirts of town. Milford Exterior work of new LJJS. chapel here nearing completion. Cedar City Number of street improvement project underway. Graveling and surfacing of Commercial. Book and Society point road underway. Printing Properly Executed. of Construction two wooden SC 11 East -- lie nla bridges underway on highway beIdah Preston tween Sunnyslde Junction and Industrial Review We feel that an attitude such as Mr Miles assumed toward this committee should be given publicity, lor this committee as representatives of the unemployed feel that themselves and the men tlvy represent are all honorable and respectable American citizens, and they have no object other than tlie desire to work lor the unemployed as upright American citizens should Committee of the Unemployed. E. W. HIBBERT. or no profit is considered . . made static that crackles, buzzes and crashes through your receiving set. Static from household appliances, oil burners, street cars, power lines and sign flashers can he ended . . , Come in and hear a demonstration of the Roister Rejectostatic ap- dise with a double guarantee, ourselves and the General Electric. ""Tl f JlT5?WIBkaakllilkB3rTrBEFg!fK- President L. W. JONES, DANIEL SCOTT, F. D. HANSEN. Committeemen. Idaho and a stockholder lu the Enterprise Publishing company, will succeed him. Mr. Hanson has leased the paper. By EDSON R. WAITE Shawnee, Oklahoma GEORGE G. MYROVER. EDITOR OF THE FAYETTEVILLE (N.C.) OBSERVER, SAYS: I have noticed that the spas modic advertiser is seldom a successful merchant. It takes consistency to make advertising worth while. Too many merchants, especially in the smaller cities, consider advertising an expense when, as a matter of fact, It is proven that Newspaper Advertising is an investment. "There is no form of publicity that is more economical and direct In reaching the right spot at the right time than the newspaper. A merchant must be consistent: a splurge Is not productive of permanent results. 'IT HAS BEEN MY OBSERVAE TION THAT THE LIVE, MERCHANTS. THOSE WHO ARE SUCCESSFUL, ARE ALWAYS CONSISTENT USERS OF NEWSPAPER SPACE, AND THESE MERCHANTS CONSIDER IT AN INVESTMENT. 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This $6.95 turn-ove- r Regular $3.95 $3.45 S-- Special Hot Point . . $2.15 HOT POINT IRON Featherweight Automatic Iron Regular $3.45 clear-tone- d Larsen Glass Co. Phone 192-- J 84 W. 1 Crystal Furniture Company Phone 444 Wanted Animals Dead or Alive If dead notify us at once. Phone Logan 49 and Reverse charges Prompt Service. Colorado Animal Bi-Produ- cts Special $5.95 . . $2.19 No. Reasonable Prices 72West 1st North Company Ver-r.al-- .We offer you our high grade merchan- Winter Comes! Radio the only radio that rejects e static. Hear it play in the midst of the same that ruin your present reception. Hear its true, of the broadcast, with all irritating electrical interference stripped away. Phone, now, for an appointment. Quality Printing ... In many cases pliance, due to overstock, are quoted below cost ... In all cases little nor" W. W. Clyde & Co., Fairview awarded $75,883 contract for construction of nine miles of highway north of town. man- Now Open unusual values on all lines of Electrical Goods WiuE-AWAK- Dont put np any longer with 6. 19.1'J. Christmas shopping is here and in presenting our goods, we are offering Newspaper Did You Ever Stop to Think INTERNATIONAL j r ELECTRICAL GUIDE FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS i L. T. Foy t -- , You Said a audl-torlu- Engineer committee of four appointed Appealing to tlie people to t at tlie last meeting of the unem- out of debt, Stephen L. RularJs the resident of tlie L.D S. council of ployed to wait on engineer, FYcd Miles, met with him apostles, spoke at the Cache LDS In his office Monday afternoon. stake conference Sunday In .th Mr. Riiluud December 5th. Logan tabernacle. as his basis to stay out Tlie purpose of their visit was to ask him If he would support Hi? debt, the present depression, wlmli lie to has caused so much sorrow. unemployed In their efforts have the shift bosses on the Smith also appealed to the LDS. chur.h n Tile Drain Ditch to send out more missionaries Speakers during tlie mon.u.j changed every two weeks or nt Mr. Rlrluu.K least once a month and not act session Included as shift bosses Indefinitely. Mr. Miles reply to this request Are was, "What are you fellowv? you American citizens or are you like those fellows over In Russia He then turned his back on the committee and walked over to a window. He was Informed that they were American citizens and several of them had seen service In the world war. Mr. Miles stated that they were not going to make any changes because that was nil thrashed out before the work was started. He then stated that 'you fellows have pulled several boners with shift bosses already and got by with some of them but you wont get by with any more'. The committee Informed Mr Miles that they had had nothing to do with any of the foremen but were only! asking that In all fairness to the be unemployed the shift bosses changed. Mr. Miles then stated that they "might as well ask to change the engineer, Olof Nelson's superintendent and bookkeeper, and go right on up and change the gover- tiU' Joe E. Ili own i Arn-- A l)eceml-- Tuesday. " Co. Heating Pads Coffee Makers .... $2.89 .... $7.95 Electric Heaters Curling Irons . . . $2.49 78c Kitchen Clock Food Mixers $4.75 $19.75 CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC CO. 22 South Main Phone 53 Logan, Utah |