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Show 1 i THE PAGE FOUR SERVICE MOTOR THIS CURIOUS WORLD '1 - THURSDAY, MARCH UTAH, LOGAN, HERALD-JOURNA- L iLOCAL QUINTS IN TOURNAMENT -- A LFC,IE Mumling of the Team .U 28 LcmiIN edn-sd;t- Ala Bike 37, Postoiiiee V. Battery C 45, Poultry Assi: 15 Service Motor 39, Presbytei tan 19. Evant Coal 29, Herald-Journ- 24. Its all over but the playoff The Logan Commeicial league wound up the regular schedule ' Wednesday night with the Service Motor ns undisputed champions by viitue of Evans Coal's victory over the Hei Most of the gqmes Wednesday Jlight wcie won by the leaders with comfortable margins but the Herald-Journvs. Evans Coal fracas was a dogfight all the Evans had a good sized way. lead at the half but a third quai ter rally by the newsmen put them on top by the slim margin of one point only fo haVe B. Gessell and Jacobsen slip down for goals that put the coal heavers in an eventual lead. The fourth quarter was a wild affajr with bath sides fighting ' viciously for the bull and when HERES MORE ABOUT they couldnt find the pill, fighting with each other. All in all, GOLD RESERVE it was a very tepid affair. The luck of the Irish held howContinued from page one) ever as Captain Pansy Martin of s the drew the bye which gives them undisputed entry in the playoff for the league only small amounts. Money was title. Battery C and Service Mo- so scarce that currency was at a tor are two others who are sure premium ami New York banks isof being in the tournament while sued clearing house certificates for Evans Coal and Al'a Biko must use instead of money. play for the other entry. pespite presidential pressure, it These two teams will meet Fri- took nearly throo months to re8 m. in the Junat p. peal the Sherman act in the face Logan day ior high school in what should be of bitter opposition by silver senators. But repeal was not enough. another hot argument Following this game, President So depressed was business that G. E. McDonald will announce bonds had to be sold to bolster up By February, plans for the championship series, the gold reserve. to he staged likely next week. 1895, it had fallen to J41.000.000 The summary of Wednesdays and the head of the New York games: reported that he could POST OFFICE continue redemption in gold for G. T. F. P. only one more day. 3 3 2 8 SAVED BY Hawkins, f 0 Hales, f MORGAN 4 Hales, c The situation was saved by J. P. 0 Parley,, g Morgan, who bought $62,000,000 of 2 Felix, g the government's gold bonds, turn1 Baugh ing over In exchange Imported confidence. gold. That revived 10 12 27 7 ToUls rose, and finanCommodity prices ALS BIKE cial stability and business recovery arrived hand in hand. Even so short a time ago that scandal-monger- . clearing house certificates were issued in lieu of money. That was in 1907. The Knickerbocker Trust failure brought down the financial skies, and the reckless credit expansion by New York banks for speculative enterprises was rudely halted by panic. The depressed condition lasted only about a year, corn and howwver. A bumper grain cop in the fall had things in 1908, definitely on Iho wit a ejmmodity prices so much higher that cartoonists pictured the farmer ns the real capitalist of the country. Both m nature and extent, the definancial panic and five-yepression that began in 1873 is a startling parallel to what we are today. going through It came in the confused period that followed a great and destructive war. It was ushered in by a per.od of speculation, expansion, business fraud, and poiiitra! corruption. And it was starW rolling by an Impetus from abroad. Jay Cooke & C'o the bankers Who ti mined the Civil war, had embarked on a course of financing western railroads. Many other banners dl l the same. The roads mushroomed out over the plains. 30,000 miles of thetn at a eost of 18i8 between and $t,:iV,oyi,oui) 1873. Toward tne close of summer, 1373, bonds of the Northern Fuel tic began to decline alarmingly. The Cooke firm, deeply involved, went under September 17. The nation was stunned. Wholesale failures tumbled over one anStocks other, dropped 30, 40 points In a day, were offered at ruinous prices with no one to buy. Tito exchanges closed for eight . day-sMoney wax not to be had, and banks issued clearing house certificates to take its place. People withdrew money from banks, and runs followed. Banks ceased to pay- - large checks, but simply indorsed them good through the By the end of clearing house. September, the money panic had ar EVANS COAL j G. T. F. P. 4 3 0 1 0 0 19, B. Gessel, f H. Evans, f Sorenson, c A. Evans, g G. Evans, g Jacobson J. Ge'sel 39-2- 8. unde-hate- 0 Jorgenson And Complete Automobile Service Quaker State Oil - .BLAIR MOTOR COMPANY Graham Motor Cars Moving FOR IIojxekiM goo Is and pianos transferred to all parts of the city. 33e Phone 590-J- l. Go tons wild hay. Phone M16. Ml 35c APPLES, - Phone 509-J- ALFALFA Thatcher Bldg. Geo. hay deli vi i ed. I'hono Mis. 740-J- . All Forms Of Insurance Fidelity & Surety I and 4 Abstracting - Itcal flstulA Hot-poi- SPERRY POULTRY FEEDS Investment Srfnritic Automobile Loans Start those Chicks Out Right! Feed Sperrys Mil. TEAM of horses. Weight John EliHsnn, Hyrum. 32urt Chick Mash! Phone Smithfield 74. Logan and Providence. Hmch! Elia-Ml- l. George lbs. MU. Mimwas ACSMCY. IMS Phone 9S0-9- Sure-liv- Free delivery to (M28) SEWING MACHINES SI SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., UG North Main. Rents, expert repairing, needles and parts for all m .Key. Good used machine, $5.00. hi. Hl.iONt E IRAK PI) LI . n orty-seve- J A. f thousand failures 1S77 PRIVATE gauge. ond North. eighthG.T.F. K. Wangsgaard, rg Tt raquist, lg . Sparus, rg Idhurst, Totals U.ALLELS There are many other parallels in our past which make it Hear that yvhat we ate passing through today is nothing that need cause abject despair or loss of hope in the futuie. The panic of 1S37 gave us our first organization of an independent national treasury, a great UJmulus to progressive and humanitarian movements, abolition of Imprisonment for debt, tjnd the first agitation for the day, then considered radical. This vair largely a money panic, and uol a single hank in tho Union met demands for cither gold or cilver. Many states legalized suspension of monetary ledemption of state batik cuireniy for a year, The factors causing worry and i , while bad j fear today-enough, are anther new nor unj recedented. They are enemies which we have nni before, and w'orsted. lg .. G T, F. 0 0 ..3 Totals Referee, Holmes. 2 1 0 9 Harbcrtson; u ' p. 6 1 1 3 3 0 13 8 26 i iq p r e, . In Cash On Holiday PHONE 424 THATCHER COAL CO. Education, two or three college. Married. Ages between 24 and 33 years. Others need not apply. P.O. Box 263, LoM10. gan. Mil. Logait Agents For TS 18 ABERDEEN aas! the CELEBRATES GENUINE MISCELLANEOUS BATTS QUILT batt for Everton 2 pound colored they last at . EVAM3 GOAL & ICE COMPANY Iran, SECOND hand bicycle, frame. L. M. Merrill, Richmond. COAL Bums With Intense Heat! Low In Ash ! Utahs Longest Burning Coal! Sec- M21. P. Settlements Planned c East 207 2 AMBITIOUS young man for reU 0 sales position with sponsible 2 2 leading old life insurance com6 40 Good salary for right pany, 17 10 1 MIL 0 0 0 2 147 Q VVELI.SY1LLE Rainbow, rf ........ Buist, If Archibald, c Leixhtnan, rg Hendry, lg Kail, If ,4 hoii.se. 10 2 11 2 10 0 2 5 6 4 1 1 1 c Burton, OTHER V FOUR room modern West 4th South. Wangsgaard, the cities were described as "a weary and aching mass of unemployed. Federal troops had to be called cut to suppress disorders at Martinsburg and Cumberland, Md. By UTAH CHIEF uNFLiLMsnr.n followed rapidly Rents fell 30 per cent. Business came nearly to a standstill. Millions Wire deprived of work, micro were not uirlimc. even as uecurate figures on unemployment as wo have now, but ogden estimates were made of not less and than 3,000,000 unemployed, rf those in a country of 40,000,000 Steele, S people. iff rr We Guarantee Perfect Satisfaction 50c while Mattress Phone Mil. Co. 175. Leon D. Hardy, district manager of the Farmers Automobile WILL take stock for exchange with grazing. Reasonable rricos. L. Sorenson. Phone 707- in Logan, has received word fiom home offices in Los or elderly Angeles that the company is mak- MIDDLE-AGEing all loss settlements m cash home. Moses Johnson. Route during the present bank holiday. 2, Logan, Utah. Mil. The complete telegram, as received by Mr. Hardy, is as follows; v, "Good news. Pass this word to ail agents. We are instructing claims department that we can WINS make loss settlements in actual cash during bank holiday. Our financial ON hand newr Leghorns, Rocks strong, liquid highly and Reds. Call and see the position makes this possible. We are glad to extend this service to kind Qf chicks you are buying all business those iclations Agents for Lyon Electric and Aces Cafe defeated Mendon on with us. having We hatch Battery Brooders. a tight game Widnesnay night in your hen and turkey eggs. Free at Jkndun. the final count being Will feed with chick ordeis. 41 3S, The game was exceptionally exchange chicks for heavy hens, last throughout. wheat and barley. Logan Attention, Poultry Men! Hat per ef Aces was the big Thomas Hatchery, Canyon Road 11 with of the game 113-gun AS. scoring J. ltowley. Phone field goals or 22 points to his Depression prices on first qualcredit. Bud, Hughes ami Pratt ny ity White Leghorn baby chicks. v ere all sconng well for Men-dm- i. Hatched from hens with 300 egg record. Blood tested ror white The summary: diarrhea. Certified Golden Rule A KS ( At E W. Miller, Charles Clicks. 428 North agent. Phone 899-Fust East, Logan, Utah. 155 S. MAIN ST. PIlONIJfp Inter-insuran- head-quarte- ts U SMITHS ike Store of Mens Values! r-T- fv ACES CAFE MENDON CONTEST SUIT -- fj Never Vi LOST-Kul- white- - ys frtld To Be Repeated!, ' r . 1 between Grill cafe and Cache 'Auto. Reward. Return Ilerakl-Journal. M10. to Wafch i y FOUND Lady's brown kid glove, found two weeks ago on Third North. Owner may claim at Herald-Journand pay for th's M10. adv. IN Tire NEWS WIFE; Good heavens! It says in my paper that a young film actress is going to make a parachute OGDEN, March 9 tLT - Ogden livestock reports for Wednesday-- , as made by the USDA, are as fol: bulk best drive-in$4 15; extreme top, $4 2i on few lots choce kinds; pait load lights, $ 10; few heavy butt her.., $3jo; packing $2s7 down. Cattle Ri ceipU, 121, including 70 for and 51 to Sau Finn, iseo packers. Steady, small d lot sleets, $', Oil; tew lots light kinds. $3,709 3 75; bulk common and medium steers and sow.-.-. Is This 293? Oh, Hello, Mr. Sanders descent in Where does sh? hope to land . HUSBAND; On the front page tomorrow, I espci srra-eiouh- ly , Of a . heifer dtfve-in$2 759 3 50; few diwn to $2 50; common and medium cov.s, $2 25 a 2 50' under- grades, $2 downward to $125. 8hec,- - P.cieipts, 22, for market.! None sold c.'iiiv. Tit-Bi- t. CRACKED F MOTOR BLOCKS r , Genuine CASTLE GATE GOAL s, UCfl DUNGS LAURA Ivho has just heard ci h"r rivals ci gagen irti: I I didst nm.p j ct j nir iate.ickds name. XCJIA'I: Jo, my dosr, but youj tiicd haul enough, uttin't you? 1P?J Specials , Please send me another load. V.k. ! thanked me for patronidng you, but I want to let you know how much I appreciate the care' with which your driver delh ered my , last load You WELDED 15 Per Cent Discount If Yon lJ: imr 1 his Ad Heres one of the greatest arrays of suits ever presented developed from the newest and finest of materials. v- - With You! This Rpcoiul Offer Good Until March 11 The New Portable Electric Melding Machine Docs Better Work Than Other Kind of Welding Machines. Fai hil t . 1 i,i - Exclusively styled tailored. . . . i- - ' --A C 1 and superbly Galloiray Carl W. Sanders PI10NR2S3 Weldir T7 ITIONE 501 W ist Carter c rect C. W. i.LLG AY 81 K xgeiiiwsw-sa- fTirr- - e- - - v , j d SUPERIOR RADIO REPAIR Service of all models. Phone 1112. W. B. Jones, graduate R.C.A. institute. CERTIFIED RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVlCIv-Ccrti-f- ied Technicians and Electricians. Everything in Radio and Electric. .123 N. Main. Phones: 158V, 184, 4C2W. IN THE M14. 1. Richards-Woodlan- Free estimates. nd .PAINTING. KALS0M1NING Mil Phone 1225, William Rumble, 50 Fast ('enter. TO NEW OFFICES doliveied bushel, ECONOMIC SERVICE I'hone 210. Modern Mortuary. 200 West Center. RADIO SERVIC- E- MIL l. (Al) PAPER HANGING AS. Witte Box P GOOD used waJier. EI.uk, For the best plumbing repair ard installation service. Phone 57. llaugh, Plumbing company. Hauling Dc- - 90. $1 L C. PLUMBING j. W. Ault & Son 792-R- 3 KINDLING. 6 sacks livered. Phone 590-J- lie Long Distance delivered b.,!ul, 1). MORTICIAN Phone 418 TWIN baby buggy, son, Hytum 6'-pann- Gasoline - SAFE electrical wiring and repairing, East Fourth Notth. Phone lUYl-- Ten cents per line per insertion. APPLES, I ELECTRICAL WIRING 212 LEGAL RATE Provident e. f'31, Hogs -- Receipts, 12 10 5 29 86 for market 8! to Los including Angeles 135 to Kwanston packers. packers and 296 to South San Fianetsco market. Ten to 20 rents higher; WE WILL ACCEPT LOCAL CLEARING HOUSE SCRIP AND WE ARE OPEN ALL NIGHT! pi 0-- ; lows Totals . MFOIRMATIOM 1 model eleeliic taage; special b.ua kite hen cabAlvruler-Ker.t inet; Maytag waxi'el radio. Joseph M. Miller, Ogden Livestock 2 For each insertion one cent per word; for one week, live cents per word; for one month, 13 cents Minimum per word. charge fur f 1 In ; t.jn 15 cents. If not paid witnin three be will days double price charged, LATH inn its course, having affected mostly speculators and financiers People Bit the worst was over l.ut the f.i'a.i ml .stringency and industry i.'i.egcd buf.ine.,4 J i'll d times set i'.ivii with it n FUP.E BREED HEAVY COLORED cHTCivS v. th each CM order of Sui Leghorn Chicks; new automatic blue flame oil brooders an plenty m ed stoves Poultry wanted. Ft. L. Dahle N. F.vnrd W. I'lioi;-uiVM. FREE! WANT AD RATES st-k- niMMEUCl U. u 3. It LOSE F.otb We'lsviile ward of Hvrum stake and Logan Tenth of Cache e, champion and runnerup in the northern Utah M men division, lost out m opening games in the church tournament at Ogden. Ucbsviile ward Inst to the Ogden Eighth ward, third place virnrb in the Ogden district by A hign powered a const of 40-thiee ,man sconng attack on the broke part of Ogden E.ghth through the WellsVlie defense almost at will. Logan Tenth went down before asatch ward, the attack pf third piace winner in the Salt L. ke district to the tune of 42-Hcie it was a two man scoring duve which netted 33 points that meant victory for the Salt Li.kets word of To tne Bennington Montpelier stake went the honor oi the mayor uptet of the first round. Bennington tipped over the Ogden Foui th 'ward, champions in ihe stiong Ogden distikt, by a count of The tournament will continue thiough Saturday night when tho li..;upion ihip game between the two teams coming through the ftr-- t d three nights of piny is 'staged, local two the nhH) of stores tei.rn gamesWASATCH 1 0 Clothing Co. |