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Show Wednesday, September THE JOURNAL, LOGAN 16, 1925. fjHERES FDR MARY ONE PET CITY', CACHE Attorney George Q. Rich went to Preston this moi mflg on leg.d business. PEEVE THAT jSJ- I BEAUTY Attorney Moiris Christensen CONSTANCE TALMADGE ADMITS -went to Provo tin- - morning to li. represent there. a client m PAGE THREE COUNTY, UTAH CONVENIENCE COMFORT UTILITY remt, Constance Talmadgetadmits one pet aversion. It is an body Prof. Kenneth C. Ikoler, rethat somebody else is good to his mother. That is the one expression in the English language that cently appointed head of the makes my blood boil, the fair Constance avers. Just as though Animal Husb.indiv department' Funeral, services for the late one shouldnt be good to his mother, I cant understand why any-j- t the U. A. C. armed tor dut Mrs. Mary Naef Maughan were body should expect praise for doing what is right. today. held in the First ward chapel I know a lot of young people w ho go about like mart rs beyesterday afternoon. Bishop C. cause they have mothers to support. They are forever shrugMis. Isaac Smith and Mis. D. Bar fuss of' River Heights , their shoulders with an air of resignation, and complaining William M. Smith returned toging presiding. The high esteem in because their duty to their mothers sometimes prevents them day from Salt Lake, where thev which the deceased lady was from satisfying selfish desires. went to attend a convention of held vv as evidenced by the large Constance admits that one of the fine.st things in her life is Daughters of the llandcait Size of the congregation, the her close association and p with L. S. Bunn, 261 South V'' great profusion of beautiful flor- 3rd East, Sept. 18 her mother. Both Constance and Norma call al offerings and the spirit that their mother Peg, Word has reached the family characterized the sendees. During the filming of Her Sister From Paris, Connies new of the birth of a ten pound son In opening the choir sang. starring triumph, MrsT Talmadge was on the set frequently, and to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chase, at and Elder Joel she and Connie always had lunch together in the' stars studio their home Press On Los , Angeles in Ricks, an old friend, neighbor bungalow. Mrs. Chase was foi merly Miss. and fellow pioneer, offered the We were always close to each other spiritually, says Mrs Loretta Thorpe; daughter of Mr. II. invocation. Frank Baugh Sr. Talmadge, even when the girls were mere babies. I believe in and Mis. J. H. Thorpe. sang, I Know That My Redeem- trusting children and teaching them to trust you. Discipline based er Lives, to organ accompani- on friendship and understanding is the finest training in the The coroners The increased popularity of the improved Ford tar jui summoned ment by Mrs. John H. Squires. world. , to investigate the cause of the has already become an established fact. The departed lady had always Her Sister From Paris presents Constance in two distinct deatji of Christian Hansen of" admired and appreciated Mr. roles first as a meek housewife and later as a daring dancing Since the announcement of these cars, 192,168 orders llyruin, which occurred yeslur-- 1 TOURING CAR Baughs singing upon such oc- channel. In this latter guise shew amps her own husband James day on the llyrum Field Road have been placed with Authorized Ford Dealers-- casions, and he responded read- N. Maughan, Wellsville, Sept. 18 he believing she is his sister-in-la- when he fell from his ules record that is without precedent. wagon n She is supported by an able cast headed by Ronald t ily to the request of the family. when struck it was truck by .4 and George K. Arthur. The picture is First Nationals of- driven Bishop B. G. Thatcher was the returnFrancis Olsen, by first speaker. He had known and fering at the Capitol Theatre Thursday, Friday, Saturday. - Place your order now to insure pre-- ' ed a verdict of death as the re-- 1 admired Sister Maughan as ferret! position on the dealers delivery list. Enjoy, of an unavoidable accident. suult long as he could remember, and was married to Peter W, the new beauty and increased riding comfort of a FOB DFTROIT had always admired her sterl- Maughan, May 11, 1882. After At an early hour this morning Ford car this Fall and Winter. RUNABOUT . 260 ing character and loveable dis- a summer in Montana and a officers of the Cache Count COUPE 520 position. year in Weston, Idaho, Mr. and Fair Ass nation, with Set rotary Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bailey Wng Mrs. Maughan came to live at SFDAN TUDOR . 580 ; Al. R. L. and Cnuloii Hovey Easy shoes for tender and ' a beautiful duet. the old Maughan place on East tired FOR DOR SFDAN 660 women of the horse and she- and men for departfeet Elder John Wood, a near neigh Center Street. This was their Dunbai ment of the State Fair, left for and Start? Exttt Demountthl and Hyde. on Open Car lxr residing on River Heights, ihorne for twenty-fiv- e the Blackfoot, Idaho, fair, to years, (Advertisement) CfrW Can tn Ctltr of his years of association two years residence look over the race horses and with Mrs. Maughan and her ex- - sceptf0ra m Sait C. N. Skanchy has opened a dairy cattle that will be exClty and here thelr cellent family and told of her children were born. fine new grocery store on East hibited at the Cache county fair. love and devotion toward them. In 1909 the family moved to Center street. This is number N O Her death he felt to b? a dis- River According to the report for Heights, which has since two- for Norman and he reports t I tinct community loss. a good business at both stores. the month of August made to Professor A. M. Durham play- been their home. the Airs. Alaughans health had cjty comnnfesioners by ed a sacred solo on the organ. MERCHANTS health officer Job Larsen, durnot been the good very during who C. II Maughan, , Elder;. PHONE 1035 FOR YOUR With a capacity of 1(1,1)00 ing that month there were sevAlarriage licenses have been ed in theses courses by Wilford had bqefr closely associated wiHi last few- years, but recovery the largest automatic tele lines, en cases of BARS SPEED manucough, whooping instructor Clarence in dairy Cole, issued to Richard the depleted since the days of from her last illness was expect., Eas( is four of mumps ahd onfe of diph- White of Ogden and Evalyn Bell facturing and manager of the phone system (Advertisement) disher death came a as and ed, most their childhood, spoke installed an by , English? system five In there ere theria: n July sho6k relat6 her many of Logan ; Frank Matthias college creSmery, and by some Japanese at Dairen. highly of her as an outstanding tinct w 8 H, The sad word has been receiv- - cases of whooping cough one of and and friends. of Clarkston tives Verpna . .,& character of uniform excellence experienced men in dairy and ed by Airs. P. AI. Neilson of the measles and twelve of Ester Allen,of Cove; Oliver cheese making to be secuid, .That, small , infetpunfent, the Aiks. Alaughan was always acwho had lived, a life devoted Jo mothdeath of her this morning ' Noins Smith of Paradise and possibly from Ohio or Wiscon- tongue oftoti.tnake ,'tit .mars, a tive in church work, , having useful service. lei, Airs. Ilhoda J. Keaton, at the Edna Smith Leishman of been eleven for mans career. sin. years president home of her daughter Mrs. N. He told of Aunt Marys love of of At the Board a meeting of the Relief Society of the Riv E. fbr and devotion to her church Peterson, in Ogden. Regents of the University of and to her family; a love that er Heights ward, and a teacher Utah held yesterday in Salt A note from Weston Veinon, in in the the Parents Class was fully appreciated and reSee an enlarged painting illu- Lake, the possibility of anang. who recently lett for WashJr., School. was a mem. Sunday (She minated o fthe Shenandoah and ing for a joint summer school turned, by, not only her immedi- ber of the 1). C., to study law ington, Joseph Smith Camp PN-- 9 at L. H. Strong Alotor of ate family, but "by ail 'of those the University and Agiicul-tura- l states that he is located comPioof of the the Daughters connected with her, and of her show- room. 26 E. Center. College was dit cussed. A fortably and has been appointed associates in church work, and neers. (Advertisement) meeting between the Boaids as clerk to Senator WillAirs. Alaughan was noted for as neighbors; for she was a and Faculty member;, of both iamfiling II. King. He will puixsue his fro woman. mthe are her cheerful loveable even Reports hospital disposition truly institutions will e arranged t5 law studies at the Geoige Wash, F. H. Baugh Sr., to piano ac- through severe illness, and her to the effect that Roy Funk of discuss the plan which, if put Vniveisity. ington met who on and outlook life Richmond, Recently optimistic his into effect, would apparenth d( daughter companiment by THE CAR FOR THE MILLIONS WITH THE Phyllis, sang How" Sweet The her faith in the future will al- with such a severe and painful iiway with much duplication oi 'The harof alfalfa acreage MILLION DOLLAR MOTOR! Name of Jesus. ways be anNiispii'ation to her accident while operating a silo woi k. vested foi seed 111 Utah is excutter, is doing remarkably well Bishop Barfuss added a warm children and associates. acBelow is a List of Owners Sold by the Baugh Alotor Company On Alonday evening next, be- pected to exceed last years tribute to the life and character She w as the mother of eleven when the seriousness of the acin10 The cent. by reage per account. in the Last Ninety Days of Mis. Maughan, and in behalf children, of whom ten survive cident is taken into ginning at eight oclock in the crease in Alillard is County CLARENCE NEILSON Afton, Wyoming B. Y. C. library, the active of the family thanked all who her. The oldest son, Weston, Basin an increase of Airs. Lawrence H. Kimball . ALEX BUIST Wellsville, Utah , had tendered aid or sympathy was killed by lightning when but Association of the Uintah In18 about is expected. percent in WellsvilleUtah home A. T. her has from arrived KERR and illness her Woodruff schqol will hold their following a lad of fourteen. The remainduring creases are also expected in JuWellsville j Utah on a visit first PARKER IIEBER Bennett, California, her death. of children Airs. the school Chester meeting year. are; ing HEBER MURRAY . Wellsville; Utah The choir sang, Oh My Fath- Snow, Washington, I). C.; Airs. to her parents, Air. and Airs. F. It will be largely a social and ab, lion, Beave and Box Elder Alillville, Utah PRESTON HENNINGEK er and Elder Walter Scholes Alvin C. Hull, Whitney, Idaho; A. Neuberger, and other rela- musical evening, at which re- counties, but decreases are refiom Idaho other several . .. L. D. in PACK ported Preston, been has She tives. benediction. the Durliving will Airs. Sylvan G. Weaver, Preston, be served. freshments pronounced EZEKIEL GODFREY Clarkston, Utah At the cemeteiy, to which the Idaho; Airs. Louis Wanggard, California for the past three ing the evening the assembled counties. About 66,000 acres are to be harvested for HAROLD HENINGER Logan, Utah remains weie accompanied by Huntsville, Utah; Howard J. years. parents will be informed of expected seed this A. L. CAAIIBELL ....Providence, Utah season, of which 32,000 manv friends. Elder Alvin Hull M.tughan, Preston, Idaho; Russchool conditions generally, and WellsvilleUtah . ALFRED WYATT They are going fast. Victor particularly of the pressing are in Alillard County, 25,000 in of Whitney, Idaho, dedicated the sell L. Alaughan, Kelly Field, ... Hyrum, Utah HARRIS PETERSEN Uintah Basin and the (Uintah 25c. Grafonolas San Antonio, Texas; Edward L. records only need of more school room. grave. ALMA OLSEN Duchesne counties), and 9,000 College Ward, Utah Sale to from $15 90 $50.00, n Obituary Maughan, Preston, Idaho; W. R. JACOBSON .' . Bancroft, Idaho 26th. Act now, ThatLorin Haws of the Crystal in the rest of the state, chiefly Alary Lucinda Naef was born Alaughan, Alerced, Calif- ends Jsept.' N Box Co. , ..Newton, Utah Music Cache, cher Juab.Jron. Elder, at -Alisses Alarjorie and Providence, ornia; May 11, 1861, , . Works made a two Beaver and Bottling ELDAN THORNTON Alendon, Utah Adrertifct'luuutre he eEmery counties, Sh- waif-tCache County. Ruth Maughan, River Heights, Utah hundred mile trip with the linns with some also in Utah, SanT. L. KERR , Fielding, Her eldest of nine children. par- Utah. WM. LUTZ Utah in the announce- truck yesterday, going to Soda pete, Summit and several other . Somewhere Logan, , The follow inng brothers and ents, Jacob and Alary Frey Salt Lake City, Utah CO. ment of the Capitol Theatre in Springs and returning by way of counties. Naef, Mormon emigrants from sisters also survive; EIJ STUART Wellsville, Utah the Jacob D. Naef, Anaconda, this issue are the names of two Bear Lake. lie noted that owSwitzerland, had joint LEON RICHMOND Paradise, Utah same company on their wav to jHontana; Robert II. Naef, Sug- - persons selected by a disinter-a- r ing to pumping operations of Dairying To Be WM. R. POPLETON Wellsville, Utah Utah and were married at FlorCity, Idaho; Airs. II. D. Full. Jested party, each of whom will the Utah Power & Light Co. to II B. WHITNEY Alendon, Utah ence, Nebraska. mer, Tetonia, Idaho; Airs. A. J. 'be presented two tickets, with supply irrigation water, Bear N. G. ALLAN Wellsville, Utah' U. A. C. At Stressed In her yputh Aliss Naef was a Hewlett, Pocatello, Idaho; JohiijThe Journals compliments, to Lake is low'er than ever before, NEWEL POND . .Lewiston, Utah teacher in the public schools of Naef, Philtpsburg, Alontana; the Capitol on the date given and its resorts are now a considLEVI CURTIS llyrum, Utah Extensive woik danv InisShe Airs. Ernest Kendrick, Provi-iwit- h each name, if the adver- - erable distance from 'the water. Providence and Newton.Utah JOHN W. OWEN Mxgan, Utah ,ment is presented by the party Coming through Logan Canyon bandry and manufacturing will T. II. BLANCHARD dence, Utah. Logan, at The Journal office before 6 he pulled a closed car driven by be offered at the Utah Agricul- T. W. PETERSEN Hyrum, Utah OGDEN LIVE STOCK THEO WHITNEY Alendon, Utah p.m. on that date and the party a lady from where it had backed tuial College this coming ydar, according to an announcement is a subscriber to The "Journal. down a steep bank. MARKET LE ROY HILL Wellsville, Utah made today by Professor Geoige WM. H. GRIFFIN Is your name there? The tickets Smithfield, Utah nam16. . Hyum, Utah Cattle: SOPH US MICKELSON are the OGDEN, Sept. good only for In District court today the B. Caine, in charge of this work party t.f. case of the State of Utah vs. at the Institution. Howell, Utah J. B. GUNNELL Receipts 44; market active; ed and his partner. Dairying is one of the most FARRELL SMITH Logart, Utah good steers, $7.35 to $7.85; fair Charles Devot, is on trial befoi e WM. BRENCHLEY was a juky. Devoit is charged with important industries in Utah, Wellsville, Utah to $7.35; feeder The fire $6 steers, county engine TODAY E. LUMBER, Logan, Utah , heifers, $5.25 to $6;. choice cows, called out at 11:27 last night to having, by forgery or false rep- says Professor Caine and it is in H. L BUTTAUS Clarkston, Utah obtained an effort to build this important $5.15 to $5.85 ; fair to good cows Millville, to a fire in an annex to resentation, having H NESTLER . College Ward, Utah to $5.15 ; canners, $1.50 to the home of Harry lloodless, $142 wired by C. AL Hammond industry that the college is con- Pantages Vaudeville $3.75 H. P. BAIR feed- which is used as the family of Providence to his son Joseph stantly expanding its work. , Logan, Utah to bulls, $3 $4.25; $2.50; The Best Ever EDGAR the CALL the washAfton, year, Wyoming to a cow During and contained veal ; Cali er calves, laundry coming $4.50 who was in San Francisco s, $3 Alarictta Ciaig JENS N. JENSEN Providence, Utah , . $5.50 to $8,50. ing machine and other equip- fornia. Air. Hammond testified following courses will be offered F. E. KOWALLIS . . Logan, Utah. ,. Fagans Orchestra Hogs: Receipts 1250; market ment. Fortunately the wind was this morning to having sent the in this department: elements of D. L. PACK .. Freston, Idaho ... 10c higher; choice lambs 12345 in the right direction, so that money. It is charged that De- dairying, market milk, dairy Pall Mall M P. HUTCHINGS . Logan, Utah 10c higher; top $12.75; fat hogs between this and the efforts of vot, still using the sons name, technology, ice cream and ices, GEORGE AIILES L.. Lewistdn, Utah archiThurs., Fri., Saturday 190 to 220 pounds, $12.50 to the department the fnv was con- wired, for more; but Mr. Ham- dairy engineering, dairy CHESTER KIDMAN. Alendon, Utah $12.95; heavy hogs, $11.50 to fined to the annex and the mond, wtio had meantime re- tecture, varieties of cheese, Constance Talmadge in SEYMORE MURRAY. Wellsville, Utah bulk, $11.50 to $12.95; house and the near by bam ceived a telephone message Horn breeds of dairy eattle, testing $11.95; LEONARD LONG Her Sister from Paris feeder hogs, $10 to $11. .Logan, Utah were saved. Chief Rapp esti- his son 1 elating the facts, at and inspection, judging dairy These Buyers are More Than Satisfied Be Ofte With Them. ched-dbuildbutfei once to mlomied market making, the ofticevs, mates the products, the 1190; damage Sheep: Receipts ' Sun., Mon., Tuesday cheese making, management 10c higher; choice lambs, $12.75 ing at $190, and to the contents, which led to Devot s arrest. Mr. . Marian Davies in this of dairy plants, daily producto $13.75; fat wethers, $0.o0 to $200. There was no insurance Hammond so te&titied I District tion, daily cattle judging, Uany insured? Is to fat feed, $5 ewes, Attorney your $6; property morning. $12.50; Great The Zander Dealer Cache County's Only AutuoiicJ titmsr iht; seminar ami research. D. Yomiv h er lambs, $13 to $13.60; feeder Phone Hatch at 980 No. 15 Com uill Id assist' lit mercial Block, (Advertisement) ewes, $3 to $4, who says i Pu-neei- s. pal-shi- j 192,368 Orders Already Received j Col-ma- $ LOCAL NEWS 290 ? i- ... v , ex-to- ld IN INCREASE - PRIC E,S sasV - Rav-ste- 5 ..POWER Star Cars Parent-T- eachers AIil-to- ROJDEN-BENSO- 111 INTER-MOUNTAI- N 1 - 111 j 3 I CAPITOL i ATTRACTIONS ! j , , ; ... ai Baugh Motor Company ' |