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Show local u M.v, ho llLrl news Spcth Recover it Auuu-- Mis CACHE AMERICAN lunnorv 2. 1934. Tihm1.iv. to Mibmm-- luiw ago. R J Income n opetation a tier again be bar orH at the Logan Garment Com l pm1.! Clarkston Child Dies 4. son of Police Make Arrests Ti.e Logan police department rnaiif 3J7 arrests during 1933. as 1933. compand with 94 during l'olue Captain James A. Smith, During announced Monday. 2 acre arrested, as com1932. pared u it It IS in December. tiio le.ords Show. Your Wines West First North Phone 32 -- Specials for Wednesday We Deliver Pork Chops Raw Corn Beef lb - il.-uera ft, r' Ei l fli IJ I O K V rf ft cur r r iu M.y y paet. I . it ' lv. imhi May i r bit l Jur aiiM l.tr.1 ii- -e t JiM.t DOMESTIC fl klioals f'Kd iiniiik ii, ,,t ".ii K.hhim biiK.i i ficn- - nl bill to rrgu-lat- a ri s'rniioi nf ctupMiation. leuiiii fni .iivJ pro- rtirinliif( siprttij President UfnVfraily jUMfil bill f.r trdrral reg- DImIIoq of Ml url ri Alay 9 IbiUM drfmtrd price Cling ametuDi.ont to pill. I May Farm relirf Inflation measure Anally enacted by cmigrea . 8uae r i. hi tued MMMnlment uf Have H. Morns as ambaaadr to hr E. W. PICKARD f, 4runv, hun. of llarvAfd Compil'd by lrr f t H iu b lb lit ( r Mi rtl m - Mae iri rf martial lav the I'dO 0v8.- - i(nii..f cJOt 1. ,rf uf the ll ue aaid Inflation - J- fin. r ( ernme bi y Mr Hi 4n 10' 10' 15' 15' lb of fie- - Year 1933 Mr. Lynn Thompson, and Mrs. Earl Thompson ol Claik-- 1 sum. died Monday Iroin a sh-r- t Jilliwss. Services will be held in' on tlie Clarkston ward chapel Thursday at 1 o'clock. Lindquist and Sons are caring for the body.1 Friends may call at the home nd Thuis-dn- y Wednesday afternoon morning. Dg!ii. in 22 i li i Page Five. U Mir; at Hid J Of. CityMarket Ch ronology ,ul-iicii- U a LLI income blanks trom Uie olf'te ol the Utah Hlu'e Tax Commission are out again, calling lor tl.c fee and a report ol 11 00 lihng the income lor tlie year Jus', passed. College rvcmrrd Blanks Out CACHE COUNTY. t'TAII LOGANT, (us I lirlgium14 (Dtelon R Mean end May Whittaker tunviitril of o it tiaiid Mr, l.vaiyrt Me o4 out Don Tibbs, saxophone spiiaty playr lb. . rk M ftaaifl ounen ol wine iu a lull jU.3, L4 ruMjr,tr a ri4 n tn l.lfidi et Ah licr 10 art kl1narigs $3rasa with the Johnny Rosell orchesisa with I A1 Ho hi k as rr JvO, rt Ir. il ratih 7ml 'p LithhnJ Lemon had the mlslor'une to Injure his Spring Lamb Scandinavian Meeting I Jan. 4 pitbbc winks arid umlraj fireg4 no O' S bU low farmrn ght control ininulured la coo- lialtrl far ns niorigjg leg when he stepped from lus lb Chops, Sour ax wiuet aie Cfcanirajgn?. al. grea Friday meeting Scandinavian automobile Monday night. He was refused to Impeach May 24 Henat Jan. I Ft rmer 'rMrnt Oalvl (irnirrl Drink l Smoked Bloaters January 5th at 7.30 o'clock unable to play with his group Judwe liafoid LamOt'i i k of Cool, !: tt' , tit Noritiijf.ton. Ha Kvkltl Itut itn'ki lil Elders M kthl J J at dance m the Stake House. New ilrnl Years Irn at 4 urjefctl oa the night lt.trr 4 large Hitting, Mlc rctiuc. a bankof e n.ourtilig May 2S Hcnat pard Gin Mount am and Carl T. Peterson tlie Dansante. Mr. Tibbs was taken J .i n, I t: ing bill With iep4.it. i guarantee ji t fked Order With Your will be Hie speakers. Solo by N 1). to Salt Lake for treatment of the Pot Roast, heifer b allotment firm nd amendment. Jan. J lliiotrr vetoed May la- - IuMlc C. Nielu-nSong by W. I. Sorcn-w- n Groceries injury. the I till inlritce bill. And Control hilt paoeed by th biUM. beef, lb We lntile all ol Mendon. or-rihuun the (he $1-0May pawed railway Per Case 0 to be present Stand.navians Jan l pnat control bill. PhilipHamburger 1933 Marriages DhD peiiUviu e hill over 2t A ienturv of Progress pine Scandinavian Presidency 24 7 oz. Bottles exposition -j 2 lbs dent Opened in (hlrngo County Clerk Carl V. Mohr 2 Prea.dr-nHoover 2 end Jan Mil abroMay passed llu licenses 536 during 60c Bottles sued marriage PrrHulent-- f 8 lb. t Deposit on Utah County Agent agreed gating gold claue in all obligations 1933. as coinpaied with 698 in Lard, to cprn war debt Kooeit 3 with Kooftet elt farm credit May negotiation (Jr at trm n. 1932, records ol the olllce showed by the house system approved M.ss Alice E. Pederson of Logan, carton, J.n. ?1 hfitor H. B tUwea of June 2 8en.u limited reductions Saturday. Tlie county Issued 613 ItHHourl ren piird. 4 lorineily home demonstration agent lb. In bonus wterans' payment to IS Lard, beJ.n. 3 i.e Twentieth amendmarriage licenses in 1931 this lor L'miah and Duchesne counties, per cent. t ment emlinif "Idaho tie of W. t'nniitiiuttnn, Dodds elected tlie 1rof. Harold first .tlie year carton ing has been appointed by the board luck of conareaa, 'lama which was repreinieiit 1 of Irlnceton university. wa gin marriage law when oHJoi.iUy ol trustees ol the Utah State ahitt-2 June 8omte lb. passed the gold Lard, the thrty .xth state to ap claue abroL'ution MIL pealed last spring, and Is givui college as home demonr iUP 4 It. cause 4 as the cleik Recount Hie June ruction Finance pr(e. county carton stration agent lor Utah county, Phone 444 or your Dealer by Hr. Harry W.Kdhurn Chtine corporation granted loin f faOOhO.-0"- ii lor tlie decline in licenses lor 1933. a of the I nlver preMl'Irtit Lard according to an announcement by to to Brand riiina buy American wheat Mountain auy of illftciH i become chancellor and cotton. Director William Peterson ol the of York unUerMty, voted for ratifiJune llllrnis 1 lb. carton extension service. Jan. 1 Se niftrv Stlmenn In- - cation of Just off my pen prubibilton repeal amend- Vitel all nation to n ftf and prosperous A very happy 2 for Mnf. rn e on tur debt after House paed railway control bllL Mar. h 4. New Year to tlie Cache American School Board Prexy Mrs. Webster 111 voted for repeal I'ot.icreea voted for of June $ Indiana f.0.000,000 and all the boys. Is a wnh just priihibltinu raefltnUnn loans farm i A. G. Glolsen. manager ol the I 1. Skinner apMrs. Mary Lowe Webster, wile reaching our oilice lrom our old La June Robert 2b Senate passed the GUsa Jnn, to Turkey. pointed ambassador banktnir bill. Utah O! Helming Company, and of William Webster of this ci'y. friend George If. Thomas now ol S June Senate 3 enpassed publlo bill to Jan. passed lloue Los Angeles. Mr. Thomas included member ol the Lcpan Cuy school Is reported to be very ill. Meecontrol btiL Executives to aoWl bankruptcy, able debtors Beet June lo ircsldent sent to board. wi! become president of the in his letter, a poem which he colls and the ilnie hanktnir bill. reorganliatlon orboard at the reorganirauon meetand Of Feb. 4 House r(used to cut pay ders government a Nightmare and he says it is president Clinic Frank Wood. Employeed by saving about $25,000 OnO ronaressmen. Olot-se- n are We week. Mr. held to pubbe this oil "Just my K. pen." 7 Dodd of Univerboard William ing Irof. Feb. betutie ousted Sergeant at members of tlie executive will surrecd William Evans Jr. to Arms Lavtd 8 Harry for traducing sity of Chlrngo made amhae-ado- r D. P. Woodland, who has been lishing tlie poem and we know beet growers John Cudahy of MilwauIt In mataiclne article. Germany: The latter will qualify as the new associated it will be read with interest by a of the Caclie county Richard,-Woodlan- d with court the to kee Lincoln ambassador of Hoosevelt all Roland, called cnferfnee the met at who organization, member of the board, having been MacYeash of Connecticut minister to In WaahlnKtnn March I. some host ot Caclie Valley people lor the goernora Mortuary 4 (ioverniir of Greece, elected at the fall election to suc- months Feb. Comstock still have thoughts of warm fel- house this afternoon to study lias been 1934. past, employed June IS Massachusetts voted for for an incontract musical beet Michigan proclaimed ishtday ceed himself. Mr. Evans lirst wont the Budge Clinic. He will spend lowship for the former repeal of14 prohibition. banking 13 hohduy. and on tlie board by appointment, suc- by this county. of structor Logan An Feb. June Senate passed Independanarchist, Gluseppa his time as outside contact reBeer Sangara, fired five shots at Franklin ent offices hilt with amendment conceeding William Worley when the presentative of the clinic. Sell Daught X. In Hnoaevelt Mlnmt. coats opposed by veterans' him, misstnf cerning latter was elected to the board but fatally wounding Mayor Cermak resident. Monday Eve Fire a very attractive of of county commissioners. has Cafe 15 Ham's ChlcuKo. June yielded to the Congress was The lire department given New Years Eve Party Feb. 16 Senate adopted resolution President on the veterans compenof draught beer. Ace's a call to 45 East. 2nd North street dispenser r for of hamendment. sation peal the IndependDune, Ltphieeut passed lor Feb. A delightful for prohtbl-INew Years Eve Monday evening. A family by the Cafe has ordered equipment beer. ent offices bill and adjourned, Fire Damages Home n repeal passed Ly the house. use in 16 draught the wiling June President Roosevelt was at held Sunday night name of Poulsen occupy the upparty nt merit announced started on vacation to Campobello pi getting of Feb. 21 C'oidell Fire, caused by sparks from a the home of Mrs. Elbe Warded stairs in the home of Ras Peter- The whole salers are busy Hull a secretary Island. Senator stocked up of state and William II Woodin of chimney, caused $25 damage to the of High Creek. Turkey dinner was son. As they went to prepare sup- the licensed retailers Joseph B Eastman appointed fedNew York ns secretary of the treasof transportation. eral home of Royal Swenson. 333 East served. Among those who attend- per. tlie stove tipped over. Fire- with the beverage. In the Roosevelt cabinet. ury Jji.e iJ A tiitul meeting Ad-of Second South street. Friday night. ed were Lois men helped to straighten up the Feb. 23 4nicrea passed $308,000,-00- 0 American Vivian Glenn. Association for the 97 his In naval atpropnatlon bill. Alter his first Illness The loss was covered by Insurance. Maughan Eliose Poultcr, Maxine stove and got everything vancement of Science opened In Chigoing J. C. 8toue resiKhed as chairman cago. E. W. Martin. England's Fire Chief C. W. Rapp reported. years, Darwin Ted Waale, Eldridge. of farm board. again without damage. June 20 lua. New Hampshire distiller of pepFeb. 24 l(nue of representatives Vernon Is your property Insured? See O. Glenn. Is your property Insured? See O. largest grower and died In Ewell. George Glenn. and Connecticut voted for ratificaHarold Federal Just has Impeached Judge permint, of repeal amendment J. Walter Mrs. Glenn and Morttion Glenn, A. Garff, manager for Utah A. Garff, manager for Utah MortLouderback of California for June 21 luiliroads and rail labor Miss Margie Ballard, In flic Loan Insurance department. to continue 10 per cent wage gage Loan Insurance department. Logan; forbidgage law greed Itoosevelt Feb. 26 Frcddent-Kloc- t Italy has passed a Miss Gwenn Parkinson, 1934. to 10 per cent below the regular Rates 10 per cent below the regular Salt the use of more than 1 per announced Henry WHlInce would be cutJune June, 27 ding Reed Allen and Nclta Rates California and West VirLake; of agriculture and James rates. Phones: office 234; res. 822. rates. Phones: office 234; res. 822. rent loreign flour in any Hour secretary voted for ratification of repeal ginia A. Farley pommaMer Eskelsen, Cove; Perl Parker, general. sold m that country. Feb. 27 Harold Dkes as secretary amendment. (Advertisement) (Advertisement! July 4 President Roosevelt re-- t of the interior and riaude A. SwanU r n d to White Houe. son as secretary of the navy an July I Secretary Uket made gennounced by 1tosovelt. eral director of public work adminIn Chicago InFederal jury usistration. dicted the Insults am! others fur Roosevelt signed to defraud. July ing the mails March I Hurry Hyrd appointed cotton textile industry code. to succeed senator from July 1$ Alabama and Arkansas tigima voted for repeal of prohibition. Sw nnsoFL o July 29 President Rooseveltbusi-Isbill, conferring a master code for all sued on FresidenL reoi Kamzution powera ness. raising wages and shortening passed. 2 hours. T. March Hepresentatlve Henry Tennessee voted for ratification of Rainey of Illinois chosen neat speakrepeal. er by Hemucrats. Gen. Itnlo Balbo of Italy and offHenry Moryenthau. Jr., named icers of his air armada received by Dew chairman of farm board. 3 March Hank holidays pro- President21 Roosevelt Oregon voted for prohiclaimed In New York and Illinois. July Hoiner S. Cummings named attor-ne- y bition repeal. President Roosevelt named in Kuobewlt cabinet. Aug. geneial Moiey to lead federal March 4 Franklin D. ltoneelt Raymond and rnrketeering. Inaugurated Fresuient of United war on kidnaping to enforce trade codes Hoards States. Seventy-seconall states. congress came to named for a close. Aug 4 Pennsylvania con) strlk truce arranged by Gen. tl. 8. JohnMarch 5 President Roosevelt defour-da- y son. a and clared bank holiday We have drastically reduccalled congress In session on March Aug. 8 Arizona voted for prohibition repeal. ed the prices on all of our 7 March Aug. 16 Sixty thousand garment Theodore Roosevelt resigned as governor general of the wuk4rs of New York area struck Smart Shoes. Styles for fur elimination of sweatbop condiPhilippines. Lewis Douglas appointed director tions. Dress, for Sports and genof the budget. Aug. 19 Missouri voted for proMarch 9 President Roosevelt ex-- 1 hibition repeal. eral wear. By all means, teruD'd bank holiday indefinitely, President Roosevelt agned oil, Congress gave President full con-- I steel nnd26 lumber codes shop here for shoes trot of banking system. President Roosevelt apAug. Congress met in special session; proved automobile code. Rainev elected speaker of house. Texas voted for prohibition repeal. March 10 President asked conAug 27 Assistant Secretary of gress for power to cut veterans' State Moiey resigned to conduct new costs and government salaries magazine.28 Secretary Wallace set Aug. 11 March House passed Presiwheat acreage reduction for 1934 at 15 per cent. dent's economy bill. March n Hanks reopened. Aug 29 Washington state voted ' llobort W. Hingluun appointed amfor iipe.il of prohibition. bassador to Hnglaud; Jeste I. Straus, Sept. Secretary Swanson signed nnihaador to France; and Josephus conducts for 37 warships. Daniels, ambassador to Mexico. 5 Vermont voted for prohiSept 14 March lloube passed 3.2 per bition repeal. cent beer bill. fi Roosevelt apSept, 16 March Pen.ate passed beer bill. pro med II. President Every Type, Every Style, II. Sewer ambassador to New Ties March 19 Zangara, slayer of MayCh'lo. or and Color Size of Cermak Chicago, electrocuted Every Sept 11 Maine voted for prohibiat Miami. Pumps M.lrch 22 House passed Roosevelt tion repeal. in this Headline Sept. 12 Maryland, Minnesota and farm bill. reStraps March 27 President scrapped farm Colorado voted for prohibition Sale Group peal. board and combined several agriOxfords 15 for coal IndusCode soft Sept. cultural bureaus. upon. Maroh 28 President Issued order try agreed Sept. 19 New Mexico and Idaho pay of 8U0.U00 federal emcutting 15 voted for prohibition repeal. ployees 1 per cent. Sept. 21 R. C. Martin of Los AnPresident signed regulaApril geles elected commander in chief of tions reducing veterans' aid A. R, U effective July 1. Sept. 19 Eleven kidnapers conApril 3 Claude G. Bowers named victed in Oklahoma and Illinois. ambassador to Spain. And Oxfords Oct. 2 President addressed AmerMichigan first state to repeal dry ican Legion at opening of its conamendment. 4 in Chicago. vention Wisconsin voted April repeal. for Men Oct. 3 Virginia voted In favor f April 5 President ordered return of gold hoards over $100 by May 1. prohibition repeal. Isabelle Greenway Oct. 4 Mrs April 6 President Invited nine nations to economic conference in sleeted to congress in Arizona. Oct. 5 Edward A Hayes of DeWashington. April 8 Mayor Frank Murphy of catur, 111., elected national comDetroit named governor-genera- l of mander of American Legion. Oct. 7 President Roosevelt spoke Philippines. Scientifically built to gen Good looking shoes in kid, April 12 Ruth Bryan Owen named at dedication of Gompers memorial to minister Denmark. in Washington. tly support and correct calf and scotch 1$ to 1 Pre-Wel- ts Oct. 10 Florida voted for prohibiApril 17 Senate liver remonetization rejected amendment to tion repeal. painful arches, $C farm bill. leathers Oct. 12 Senator J, J. Davis of grain House adopted resolution of Moose lotThe perfect little shoe. A Pennsvhania close out price .... -President power to declare angiving arms tery charge. acquitted embar go. Green Wlll choice of ani president complete April 19 United States went off of A. F. of 1 gold standard; embargo on gold exColors Oct. 13 A. F. of L. voted a boyQ Qc conbill for declared, portations cott of Germany. trolled inflation drafted for adminOct. 15 President Roosevelt anspecial istration. nounced program for liquidation of 20 nomBrown, black and two-ton- e Brcckenrldrre Long April closed banks. inated for ambassador to Italy combinations in a smart Oct. 17 President Roosevelt April 21 House passed bill proprison and fines for violators viding half a billion dollars for outAll kinds and sizes, very 50 Pairs of Mens Oxfords of NRA agreement. right relief gifts to the states. group of sport styles. 19 National Farm Holiday Oct. Sumner Welle nominated for am value to $4.95 to Cuba. association called a farm strike. $4 greatly reduced Drastically Q Oc 23 d 25 Code for retailers signed Oct. House Muscle the April Is bill. S to close out cut by the President. prices start at Wisconsin rn fled prohibition reOct. 23 Government began buying peal amendment. gold above market price, carrying Tac 'oe Ross April 2b Alls. out President's new monetary proof the mint. rpnoimed27 director gram. 39 I A. St tnliunU was apPresident Roosevelt deApiil (u t. minister to Swodn and Amcided to buy gold In the world marpointed 4'!b-- .i bassador Hugh poubferred ket. 4 fiom Belgium to lit.'z Government announced Nov April 2S Senate passed farm bill worth of plan to buy SjO.OOO.oOO with n edit and cuirency for relief. expansion pork product' amendment Nv. 7 Ohio Pennsylvania, KenHome passed $2 300 0ft 00 home tucky and Utah approved of prohibition repeal, and the Eighteenth mortgage reilnanc "g m.aure. Warren Del. fn Itubhins vas amendment was voted out of the . i m!ni-- tr Constltut'on. North and South Caroto Canada, ml lina voted against repeal Robert II. foie of foi to F.orello H. La Gu; rdia, fusion can- RfO. Iowa farmers rioud and attacked 7 Up -- Make a Ull p.irk!ui Ham Butts Orchestra Man Hurt drtt.k.To Bottling Co. 25' 10' 15' 69' 36' 20' Kz.';rzziz3 25' ett-n.i.- . l- CRYSTAL J.tfl. I HiiMH-- Jan on HkuVr9 trend rrjrtnl. war in ihriMian ?r!tt nr IHihu.a, J M. Nop-m.i- ti rn 7 . i kail-frni- 1 wae dfdnt let ruver !e drfedtilitf lot. ofcll ee, and OiJr.ru. Maxim l.i t i a St'ted by i'rtiiilml I Nnv. W'Onefl Nov. of th 12 hie ia Ml flf World CliUagu c!rtd, Nov of New fr.oVefy firm," I it, et.tny, re-! slanted rL IS Srcntary f the Treas1M .k llidrllliH of ury Wood I'ffiUK, t hdi ? . rei.ii y Dai A h Min reeiKUed and uceeiltd by Mm keni hao. Jr. Uiiiy M Nuv iv Fran flayer ap pn'Mcd first irti secirury of stale Jm. Calif, Jnaprre end Dec f International f.D btotk opened 1(1 hi.40 exposition 5 Dee, of L.aMeeMh Repeal amendment proclaimed by Me and national pi oh. lot on cam to in end fied A orc Dc.S Mary FaHb.tuki. suit againat Dmigb Dec. II rJeoriie ierk as r,antd head of AAA and as load hof t.f Pew or.inztH'n to expand Imc go C a Nov. hanged Mob at San 24 t0 confossd k CiiOMUicrs. I'tee-Me- 4 turner Dec 14 I'ren .lent opened campaign again! b'g income tax theater Poeel Dec. President 21 Rooerell dered remonetii.it ion cf Dee. SO brated bit I'reeident hf'.y-ni- t R0 or- 11er. ve,t cele- INTERNATIONAL Jan $ Oi.iim f i l M,t..isir it aetsed irotip Mianbaikaas after ii e air J.tn. lO J.aftra implored Chiu mrtiknw pa and into Jell'd provime Jan 15 I'.tpe Pm proclaimed a and holy year of prar, penam tree p.'gf'u lt Jan 21 ieague f Nations f l gate tip bop tf( $ihe i iliat (,ni inn. Japans Ihd'ttnn tie (r a i e ,y Paraguayan in battle lit the ('haio. - olnml.ia appealed e Jan to of It. Kelloyg pact and I eiu tn It Iwkgne of .Nations their d M'ie ovrf lithla. Jan 25 ecretry of Mata fitlm-eo- n invoked (ii Reiioyg part against Peru In t)e depute With Colombia, Jan 2d Japa nre government decid'd o quit tne Iwtgoe of Nations. hel I league of Nations court-- c l urged lutaftuay and RoRvla to " hotilitiN and admott isbed Pvi kk.ni.-- t aiod reiance to Colon h a a Wgititnat poiua action In I eiu ). c 4eb. i 4 Colombia ered w nh Prm and actual r War bey .in io ft. I et ir ia region. felt 21 fishMug between Chrf-- e and Jata.ee began In Je-fr-- if adiird , com-niit- t diplo-nat-- ete hi ii i't b.rtl.lay. 1 1 works-lmluntr- . t - S-- P I Mid-wlnt- er rt, Excursion to N-- fr 4 CALIFORNIA '"J t- Works-Industr- y eon-gre- se 1 D A m n; ROJNDTRIP Southern Pacific announce, the annual ini t amnion to California. This year, in addition to the low rail fare!, all Pullman charges have been cut y Leave January 20 or 21. Return limit May 8. This fare will tale you from Salt Lake City or Ogden to San Francisco, Lus Angeles or Santa Barbara and return. LimSpeed to California on our "Overland Limited or "Pacific ited, across Great Salt Lake, over the high Sierra and down through the American River Canyon to San Francisco, -- here fast trains wait to take you to Los Angeles or Santa Barbara. Return the same way. Or if you wish to come back on the Uoioo Pacific from Los Angeles, add $5 to this fare. Again TrenMiry-postofflc- The College Boot Shop will Positively Discorr tinue Business in Logan January 31 0S A Huge Selection of Beautiful Modes for Women at one Low Price 3 Carter Kangaroo Shoes 3.79 Infants w Special 0. Shoes! All on Sale Marshalaise Arch Mens Shoes and Shoes Oxfords Girls and Juniors Shoes -- Sport Oxfords CQ id 1.98 Colle 49 No. Main St. 1 39 52.95 Logan, hop Utah m Now Attention GASOLINE Users 0. Mens Shoes! Childrens Shoes! Infant QC- 9. d Choose tL.', PULLMAN RATES CUT 13 For example, Pullman lower berth to San Francisco did cost it's only $6. Similar reductions to all points in California. pa-e- Support the Independent Gasoline Dealer Beware of Third Grade Gasoline Demand First Grade Pure Gasoline Are Offering First Grade Gasoline Indefinitely for M. & L. 2114c per gallon Supporting M. & L. Will Mean a High Grade Gasoline at a Low Price for the Future M. &. L. COAL Company 589 West Center Street Depot Service Station |