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Show THE HERALD PAGE EIGHT. - JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 29, SUPER-CIIEERE- COLLEGE GETS' 1 931. two sons, Charles and Theodore Edison Portland Cement according to the will of pany and all the income inventor, filed for probate bentunf bonds issued by R EDISON SDNS E j l!J Hollyhock seed gathered from the backyard garden of the nations most revered dairyman, the late Stephen M. Babcock, has been received by the Utah State Agricultural college from the University of Wisconsin, where Dr. Babcock, founder of the famous Babcock Test did his renowned research work. In sending this seed Dean of the Chris L- Christensen Wisconsin College of Agriculture states that Among the things, besides science, in which Dr. Stephen M. Babcock took g.e: enjoyment, was his- backyaro garden devoted vec- '.argely to the growing of ho..yhocks. In hollyhock time his backyard was a spot of such unusual beauty that It always attracted many of his friends and neighI bors. Too Late to Classify Dr. Babcock gathered the ori- seed of his hollyhocks at home where !inal hadancestral Tricycle at 253 South already been grown Found, 3rd East. Owner may have twenty years. He grew the same by identifying It and paysame strains continuously for 9 ing for this ad. forty years. Next spring the hollyhock seed will be planted on the campus of the Utah Btate Agricultural college, and nature permitting, will be grown from vear to year in grateful remembrance of Dr. Babcock. - t Cache district Scout Honor court ceremonies will be held Sunday at 7:30 p. m in the Tenth ward chapel George D. Clyde, court of honor chairman, and Fred Duce, commissioner of the district, will otficiate. The honor court is sponsored by Troop 12 of the Tenth ward Hoth and Boy Scouts, Ariel June Webber are the scoutmaster and assistant scoutmaster respectively. All awards in scouting will be made. Any other troop In the Cache district may participate in the proceedings. The following program will be carried out: Talk. Adventures In Discretion, Dr. O. W. Israel -sen; flag ceremony, clarinet violin solo, Lynn Kranbule; solo, Lynn Lawrence, violin selection Evan Hansen; Taps. fl 0-2- n, he u?t The' sons also are given, as tenants In common, the land Do you need envelopes, letterand premises known as the heads printe NOW? Ask the Edison laboratory. commercial Herald - Journal j GETPBOPEDTf GIVE COURSE Charles and Theodore Edison J, Oct. 29 (UP) also were bequeathed all of printing department, 77 West shares of capital stock, the inventors shares of the Center Street, to do it. A26tf. Thomas A Edison, Inc , are to be divided equally between his A Red Cross standard and advanced couise In First Aid will be given under the auspices of the Cache County chapter, American Red Cross, starting Monday, Nov. 2, at the city fire hall. 210 North Mam street The first session will convene at 7 p. m , Scout Executive Preston W. Pond announced Thursday. Successive classes will be held on Mondays and Fridays at the same place, and at the same hour, unless otherwise announc- NEWARK, N ur 452 Mrs. Clara Peterson, South First West street, received word from Spanish Fork Wednesday of the arrival of a grandson. The newcomer weighing eight pounds was bom to Mrand Mrs N. R. Peterson. Mr. Peterson, a former resident ot Logan, is a pharmacist in Spanish Fork. Chairman John H. Wilson of the Logan district of the Cache Valley council, Boy Scouts, has called a meeting of all troop scoutmasters and troop committeemen, not Including the Vanguard group, for Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Chamber of Commerce. Scout Executive Preston W. Pond will be in Hy- rum spent Wednesday visiting in Logan. Mrs. Vi.tor Peterson of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Barber and Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Merrill spent Wednesday at Bluecreek Mrs. H. G. Johnson of Hyrum was a visitor in Logan Wednesday. All Ladies' Hats, at Children's Bon- nets and Tams Ladies Fancy Scarfs 50 ed. Dr W. B Preston, local physician, will be the instructor Anyone in Logan, or In the entire dounty may participate in the course. The instruction is considered of special interest to scout officials. This course will stand as th' required specialization course in first aid, completion of which is essential for receipt of the scoutmasters key under the five-yeprogressive training program adopted by the Cache B. S. A., Scout council. Valley Executive Pond said. ar Obedience, Theme at Cache P.T.A. Meeting Obedience was the educaJohn Crockett returned discussed Wedneshome Tuesday after spending tionalat theme 8 p. m before 20 memseveral days visiting friends day bers of the Cache County and relatives in Salt Lake Mrs. City $1.00 4 x 5iwv Pair for Heavy Flannel Nightgowns Reckoning wealth in terms of friendsh.p, Im Idahos wealth -lest man," avers William C. Car penter, doomed to bed the rest of his life by illness. He has special telephone installation, and through this conducts a Mib.script.on agency and works for other shut-in- s. Hes known In the Gem State as "The Sunshine Man. for his Ladies (landbags Coats fur trimmid or plain . . . Dresses of wool or silk $5.00 holds any article. SI 00 Deposit A the P. T. A. organization sided. Representatives from preRich- council at and Murray. courthouse by Miss Anna Page of the state department of Hear the Campaign issues at Mrs. S. A. Daniels Is visiting education as part of the adult the Third Ward Amusement in Salt Lake City. education course she Is giving hall. Friday October 30 at 8 p m. Excellent speakers. Special Bert Farr, left Monday for parents. Mrs. T. B. Farr, president of music- 0 Boise, Idaho where he will be employed as watchmaker at the Anderson Jewelry company. Mrs. few steps off Main street and a few dollars saved! EDWARDS Millinery Co. LADIES FURNISHINGS 29 West 1st , Logan All persons living in Hyde Park, and South and West in Cache County, Utah, desiring work with teams on the LOGAN-HYRUPROJECT beginning November 2nd, 1931, should communicate with their Bishop in the respective ward in which M Silk Hosiery 2 mond. Clarkston. Smithfield, Newton. North Logan, and were Wellsvllle in attendance. the eachers NOTICE MONTH END $1.00 SPECIALS Parent-T- Sometimes the cure is 'worse than the disease! d-t- company. today. coil suin' com-Ediso- North Utah they live. The Bishops then in return are asked to make their recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners of Cache County, on or before Saturday morning, October 31, 1931. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Cache County, Utah Dated October 28, 1931. 0-3- Farr mjsTP future. too big a price pay for . . c . Medicine Anti-Freez- e II i penny wise and pound foolish to save your car from freezing with a mixture that runs, corrodes, and clogs up your entire cooling-systePlay safe with FLOZON, It prevents freezing at all temperatures, never evaporates, and absolutely prevents rust. Odorless. The cooling-systefluid. year-roun- d BONO ELECTRIC will Join CORPORATION, JERSEY CITY, N. ), him In the near Mrs. Wright Sutton was a visitor in Preston, Idaho, durweek. ing the Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Hitman and Mrs. Hyrum Tippetts mot- ored to Salt Lake City Mrs. Olof Jensen of Bear River City was a visitor in Logan Wednesday. buy Rustless BOND FLOZON from these dealers: LOGAN FIRESTONE TIRE STORES, INC. LUNDAHL SUPER PARAMOUNT SERVICE SERVICE Is the Laborer A J. Peterson of Hyrum was In Logan on business Bair, local plumbing contractor, went to Salt Lake City Wednesday morning on business. H. P. Miss Wanda Parkinson of Salt Lake City Is spending the week in Logan visiting with friends and relatives. Anson Hagde, Evanston, 111., was a visitor at the local Sigma Chi fraternity chapter house Thursday. Mr- - Hadge, an alumnus of Albion state college, Albion, Mich., played football on the first grid team in Michigan. He has gained recognition among Sigma Chi members of having visited unofficially more the country than man. any other WOPBPBOIMr The Shed That Weston Built It appears that the Mayor believes in the old Slogan: Neighbor, as evidenced by the following: Year, He Should Not Receive $2,000 Mayor Lundstrom told Mr. Fon-nesbe- much they are paying for crsonal services. ck to draw the ordinance duties of City Atrelating torney and his duties and salary, and Mr. Fonnesbeck, while he was City Attorney drew it. Both of them should know what is in it, but they apparently dont. Tjheir own ordinance (Sec.,193, Rev. Ord. 1927) says: HE (THE CITY ATTORto-th- Minutes of November 20th. 1926: Mayor Lundstrom moved that the instruction of the City Building Inspector directed to Weston Vernon to have a garage building meet the requirements of the building ordinances be withdrawn inasmuch as Mr. Vernon had made some improvement and would also in the future comply with the building ordinances. Motion carried. Between October 1st, 1926, and December 1st, 1929, the city rented a portion of this shed from Mr. Vernon and paid him as rent the sum of $822.30. A warrant in payment of this rent was endorsed back to the city by Mr. Vernon to pay past due water and light account. We ask you to just step around to the back of the city offices and see this shed and judge for yourself if the portion the city rents, or the whole for that matter, is worth $35 per month. IS THIS LOYALTY OR SPECIAL PRIVILEGE? (Paid Political Advertisement) aOOCOOOOOOOQCOCOCOOGOOOOOOCOOaoqCOOCOOOOOOOOOQQOOOOOO? counsel long before Mr. Fonnes- heck ever entered the case. Special counsel did more than one-hathe work in this case and received $150.00. Air. Fonnesbeck was paid No public official receives extra compensation. Did any of you ever hear of any county attorney, . ATTORNEY RECEIVE MORE THAN DOUBLE PAY? HOW THEN, WHEN .THE CITY ATTORNEY A LAW ENFORCE- AND THE MENT OFFICER VIOMAYOR THEMSELVES LATE THEIR OWN LAW, CAN YOU EXPECT OTHERS TO OBEY THE LAW? AGAIN WE ASK IS THE LAHIS OF WORTHY BORER HIRE?: For revising City Ordinances $600.00. Attorney 'L. E. Nelson did most of this work and Mr. Fonnesbeck paid him $125.00. Attorney Fonnesbeck received $450.00 for defending the legality of the Special Tax Assessment and claims to have saved the' city $1000.00, when as a matter of fact the City will lose several thousand dollars on account of this litigation. RENDERED IN BEHALF OF LOGAN CITY, and any of its officials in their official duties. Officials elected und appointed to office should serve the people at the salary fixed by law. This is the only method by which the people who pay the bill will know how assistance case Tax Bank in the operated to the detriment of the taxpayers of Cache county. Every reputable lawyer in Utah declared Cache County would lose, and had it not been for the City Attorneys insis-tanc- e to take the case to Court, Cache County could have realized the highest settlement of any county in the State of Utah. Results of the case: City Attorney richer by $850.00 in fees ($500.00 from Logan City and $350.00 from Cache County) and Cache County and Logan City loses many thousands of dollars in taxes. In the Telephone Case the ChamMr. Fonnesbecks . ber of Commerce employed special ram. As to the Hospital Case, Mr. Fon-vTnesbeck was simply associate at torney. Why does he take all the credit? Suffice it to say, the final 1 decision of the Supreme Court was based entirely upon evidence by the County Attorney, -. CITY Mr. Fonnesbeck, , Mayor Lundstrom and the Logan Loyal Party have attempted to justify overpayments made to Mr. Fonnesbeck, the City Attorney, during the past five years by stating that the Laborer is Worthy of His Hire. These payments, over and above his salary are illegal and improper, and a breach of faith to the taxpayers of Logan City. Mr. Fonnesbecks salary is fixed by Ordinance at $900.00 per annum, and is to be full compensation for ALL SERVICES $450.00. district attorney, or any other public official 'ever receiving extra pay? THEN, WHY SHOULD THE NEY) SHALL PROSECUTE AND DEFEND IN ALL COURTS ALL ACTIONS IN BEHALF OF THE CITY, AND DEFEND ALL ACTIONS AGAINST ANY OFFICER OR AGENT OF THE CITY, ON ACCOUNT OF HIS OFFICIAL ACTS; HE SHALL TAKE APPEALS OR SUE OUT WRITS OF ERROR ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OR ANY OFFICER AS AFORESAID HE SHALL DRAFT ALL ORDINANCES AND PREPARE ALL LEGAL DOCUMENTS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY IN ALL PROCEEDINGS. THE SALARY IS ALSO FIXED BY ORDINANCE AT $900.00 PER ANNUM. ' lf e Love Thy A number of years ago Mr. Vernon erected at the rear of the city offices a shed which failed to conform to any and all the building rules and regulations of Logan City and was a violation of all city ordinances of Logan city and a fire hazard to the business district. Later Mr. Vernon repented and regretted the way in which he had taken advantage of the building inspector, and promised the Mayor he would be more careful in the future. Tfre condition was brought to the attention of the City Commission and was disposed of as follows: MIS Mir I? Yes, But When A Man Is Hired At A Salary of $900.00 A. Mrs. ' Alina Burgoyne and small son of Salt Lake City are guests for the remainder of the week of Mr. and Mrs. John Christiansen. Anti-Free- ze TTTri MrY Lorraine Allen of Hyrum spent Wednesday In Logan with friends. Mrs. Esther Lyman of Cedar City was a visitor in Logan. The r dis-cover- ' ed (WHO RECEIVED NO EXTRA COMPENSATION) and Account-- , ant Dell Gardner. Mr. Fonnesbeck claims to have saved the City $3052.49 by checking a contract which was culled. to his attention and which the admin- -' istration should have been familiar with, but apparently knew nothing ' , about. $2121.14 of this amount had already been paid and has not yet been returned to the City Treasury. Evidently Mr. Fonnesbeck even ex- pects to be paid for checking a con- - . tract. As to the other paragraphs of the Four Squares apology for At- torney Fonnesbeck, they are so palpably untrue that one is amazed at the desperation oft the Four Square Party. Time and space, however, prevent us from going ? into the matter in further detail We are surprised the City Attorney f did not include in his statement the fines received from bootleg-- . ;i gers, etc., in cases he has prose- cuted. We wonder what Attorney Fonnesbeck does for his $900 per year and his $300 for his' steno- - f grapher and his office rent. t ; $ United Iigan Organization,? By Edward S. Chambers, Chairman. (Paid Political Advertisement) nj; rjr 3 |