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Show HU Monday, March 21, 1927. a GALiur FORECAST is moor milt gets IN j Geologists of Opinion! The first official charter Volcano Eruptions Will. ip Logan from, national Tolliquarters r,oy Scouts of Araenca, Heavier second in the Cache Thar. l loods look Year an1 thedistrict, was formally valley head-Tak- Ago-rsumer- ous biers Recorded. Trem- - presented to Troop Nine e of the :sixth ,"ard la,st eveainR 'Commissioners. 1. Egan 21.1th Catbe valley 'touncil b JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY. BTAB PAGE THREI The British 'already hae forces on shore. The native districts of Nan-ta- o and Chapae were the scene of trouble all day long. There was incessant rifle and machine gun fire and the occasional boom of artillery throughout the afternoon. All the barriers between the native and foieign districts were closed by gunmen firing from an allevway at the border loment of t lo ml crna t knah-stTwo foreign policemen were in- jured by bricks thrown from' "the top of a building on the Making road. V.I 111! 4t oi NOGALES, Ariz., Mar .,1 Preceding the presentation,! )handl (Pj A dispatch to the Herald Commissioner N. E. Edlefsen from lepic Is a aril. Mexico, announced the resignation of, J. Poland Hail- says that Geologists there fore-- 1 Scoutmaster casts a new calamity which may 'stone which was accepted and, far exceed the toll of last vear'J Geoi'Se Moenth was inslalle'j Today students are register- as the new Seoutmader of at the lT. A. C. for the ing Troop nine. ouaiter. Legislation toIt is the purpose of the hriel spring was light. Presumably many day though impressive investiture, ol the students are taking a ,emve offim1' shoit vacation before returning. state of action at this tune from the national numerous ducing temblors recognition renew alto and oiganization which accoidipg to seismologto the Stout cause. ists presage severe eruptions. legiance consistcommittee The tioop According to opinion expresWilsed in that region the volcano is ing of J. J. Robeits, J. H. well as as Lundahl Ezra preparing for extreme activity. son, Scoutmaster Moenth and assistants John Hawkins and Lee Tax Reduction Will Roberts accepted the respons- Receive Attention Prof. Ralph Rutledge of t he ibility of leadership of the itself Within the troop (j. a. C. will lecture on Farm troop. (Continued from Page One) Moiri.s Roberts was sustained Relief and the McNaury Haugen agreed with the party in power as patrol leader of the Beaver Bi to the advanced senior on a bill that was described by patrol w ith Enos Jenk assist- class in the Sixth ward Tuesday both political camps are n ant; J. H. Wilson March 22. Jr., was and last winter a number sustained as leader of the Silver evening, The many friends of A. E. of democratic spokesmen sought Fox patrol with- William Ewer hnson will lie pleased to learn J to obtain similar Linford and assistant Henry consideration of the $335,000,-00- 0 was voted troop senbe. Senior that lollowing his recent seri- he is resting democratic reduction plan leader Roberts then led ous operation, 374 Nortn his at which was pigeon holed in com- patiol home, easily the scouts in a recital of the Second is able to sit and mittee by house republicans. East, Scout lawr. for an hour occasionally. Whatever the minority does, Miss Zollinger and company up republican leaders already have a duet. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Nebeker indicated they are going ahead sang A. E. Anderson of President enroute from Salt Lake where with a new measure. Some believe the democrats will wait Logan stake complimented the Mr. Nebeker underwent an opFew eration and and see how far the majority troop on their good work. spent a month in a and hours realize the people to their home in Bear to ease tax the party proposes hospital burden and the class of tax- days of earnest work that men Lake, arrived here last evening are devoting to the training of and will leave for home payers to be benefited. Should the plan meet with boys. Their only hope of redemocratic approval there are ward comes from seeing . The Lovers of art, especially the indications that the minority boys respond to these teachings w ill give it active suppore and and their development into works of home artists, can devote Their time to accusing better citizens. spend a very pleasant hour or He deilared Joseph who was two looking over the beautiful the republicans of having de furnishes a pictures on exhibition in the layed tax reduction until the of a good library of the B. Y. C. building eve of a presidential election. This accusation frequently Scout. Recalling various inci-- . beginning today and lasting was made during the last ses- - dents of Josephs life he showed until April second, sion, republicans countering therein the high ideals of with the statement that it would scouting were strictly observed Troop five, Boy Scouts of the be unwise to attempt any re- and the resultant leadership fifth ward repeated their highduction until after June 30, and character developed by him. ly popular performance at Newwhich marks the end of the first In closing, President Ander- - ton Saturday evening, before a .vear of operation of the present son called attention to the laige and apreciative audience, revenue law. blessings pronounced upon the. Ever since the first presentasons of Joseph, Eplnaim and tion in the home hall, requeststhe Patnar,h have been pouring in from variby mnNTTRM'Tivnv I DEG;Manessah Jacob. Those premises arc of, ous sections of the valley, for ATT LN1 ION repetitions. special interest to Latter-daof so since many Saints, from (Continued Iage One) Gustgon ills, Charlotte people who have accepted the low overt oi tant, is getting the gospel are of the tribe of; passed away this morning, dyv isitors. daughter-inat home of her the ing Eplnaim. have facilities -law, Mrs. Yarda Gustg-so- n Ttlegraph the Cantonese Takes Shanghai been tripled to handle in Smithfield.The lady was crush of business and tomorrow a native of Sweden, born DeFrom One) cember 16, 1813. She was bap-- : a quadra plex system will be Page (Continued - tized February and 22, 1862, opened and m alK night sendee of the Re- sened maintained to clear the con- - "ith full equipment, including ag secretary machine guns and metal bel-- i ief Society prior to her emigra-unti- l; gestion. notaries tion in 1879. She had three and ;mets, ready to remain Stenographers is over. They landed children, but it is not know'n trouble the hotel lobbies, of corners occupy with long lies of patrons wait-- , laughing and joking, glad that 'whether any of them are still cramped Jiving. The husband of the ing their turn to validate sales. their long inactivity who she was liv daughter-in-laArrivals are pouring into the! aboard ship was over. nineteen .with The Penleft landing party as years ago Japanese east as far ing camp from sprinkling also .totaled 1,500 and the and has not since nsylvania with a For a time from Oregon, Idaho and Wash-- 1 French, Italians, Dutch, Port then moved to Smith-bil- e 1 guese and Spanish likewise automo-indicated as by ington, detachments.1 iembarked field. strong license plates. 1 LOGALJEWS non-tisa- - non-partis- Sale will commence tomorrow March 22nd, and will end March 3lst. The entire stock of Rugs now on Sale will be displayed In our show window. These prices are far below any prices ever offered on Rugs, and will be sold for cash only. . 9x12 Wilton Rugs. Regular $140.00 9x12 Karadi Wilton Rugs. Regular $120.00 9x12 9x12 9x12 9x12 36x63 27x54 - i y , w , j 36x63 36x63 Wilton Rugs. Regular $97.50 Turkana Axminster Rugs. Regular Axminster Rugs. Regular $52.00 Axminster Rugs. Regular $48.00 Axminster Itugs. Regular $42.00..., Best Wilton $19.50 to $25.00 Wilton $10.00 to $16.00 Best Axminster $8.50 to $11.00 Axminster $7.00 to $10.00 , t Avail Yourselves oi this opportunity, and Get your Spring Rugs Below Factory- Prices - t ' Lundstrom Furniture The funeral of Mrs. Albelrt J. Munk w ill be held in the Logan Fourth Ward at 1L30 a. m. tomorrow' Tuesday., The remains may be viewed at the residence of Joseph Carlson 141 W 2North between 10 and 11 a. m. A Sunday School conference of the River Heights ward was held yesterday. There were two sessions; at 10 a. m, and 7 p. m. Exercises were rendered by each of the classes, and qvery fine program presented. The loll owmembers of the stake ing board were present. Supt. Owen, Dr. Sutton, John Andersen, Miss Irene Peterson, Trial of R. E. Turner on a ordered the county, charge of embezzlement is on arrived today. in the district court today before a jury. The defense is preStanley J. Loomis has filed suit for divorce in the district senting its side of the case this court, seeking separation from afternoon as we go to press. new rock crusher A- - some time since for Theresa M. Loomis, whom he married in Sheridan, Wyoming. February 19, 1914. lie asks also custody of their permanent three children, two- daughters and a son, who are now in his care. He charges that his wife deserted them in June 1924. - H. M. Grcesbeek formerly of this city but for about 15 years a resident of Ogden has reto Logan to establish a For rent, new servo e station turned branch office of the I loll and fully equipped, ready to open Furnace Co. His office at preMarch 25th. Best corner left sent will be at his residence 152 Miles ite m Cache V. Center. He is shipping a car store, Smithfield, Utah. Smith-fiel- d of furnishing and fittings and Motor company. will be ready for business at (Advertisement) once. ' Valley-oppos- The public is reminded of the Morgan Pea and Bean day next Wednesday. Maich 23rd.- The people of the entire valley are urged to remember to include some of Those Good Morgan Peas and Beans in their purchases or orders on that day. They have wonderful food value and delicious to the. taste and as more canned goods are consumed at this time of the year, it is well to stoclf up with Morgan peas and beans. This will help to stimulate the moving of the pack of last year and make the new management feel mote encouraged. .Last year there was an overproduction of canned goods, particularly peas and beans and this is being felt in the moving of the pack. This is an important industry of the valley and with the Morgan products equal to any in the world for quality, these should always be purchased when buying canned goods. Practically all the grocery storey of the valley will feature the Morgan pea and beans next Wednesday. - SILK LINED suit in America. Dark Blue, The best known unfinished worsted. Silk lined coat and silk vest back. Two single breasters. button double breasters and round. Worn for most occasions-thyear semi-form- al three-butto- Styleplus n York Blue Howell Biros. Car u jj dis-Ilyru- m, - $60.00. in our ad. Friday. should read Arch Rest instead of arch preserver. Mose Lewis Company. Mistake The-shoe- s (Advertisement) Professor Walter Welti and his glee club of the Utah Agricultural college Sunday morning left for Nephi, where the annual toUr of the central and southern portions of the state opened last evening with a concert. Nine days will be spent by the singers in giving fifteen concerts, one Of which has been booked for .Cedar City on the evening of March 24.The glee club will provide a classical program that will be broadcast over radio KSL in Salt Lake next Sunday evening, according to the schedule as arranged. Following the tour. Professor Welti, will very likely take the glee club to Montpelier and Paris. Idaho. A joint concert with the University of Utah glee club, to be given in Logan, and a concert Aggie solely by the Utah are planned. singers, ' ao 1 F . Recently some of the Cache County , made a visit to the home and dairy iafm of C, Z. Harris of Richmond who is one of the officials vice-preside- of the Fair Association. Mr. Harris puts business methods in his dairy business We specialize on automobile and he, Mrs. Harris, and their y Garage. sons who are interested with repairs, them know where they are (Advertisement) going. They keep strict ot all their receipts, Funeral services 'for Bassett resources and Kearl, thirteen yjsaj old son of disbursements, Mr, and Mrs, Lester Kearl, liabilities and know' jtist what who died following an opeiation profits they are making. They at a local hospital, will be held nave kept such a close record in the Sixth ward chapel that they know just what each cow has earned. In this way 'luesday, March 22 at 2 p.m. they know when they have boarder cow and by the way Art Exhibit open daily ex- athat is very seldom. Mr. Harris cept Sunday, 4 to 6, 7:30 to 9. i is a firm beiever that all the Tickets at Thatchers Clothing from the dairy cannot profits Store and at the door. ue used for other things and , (Advertisement) none go into the business. He maintains that at least 20 to Mrs, J, C. Allen Jr. president 25 per cent ' of the profits and her capable assistants in should be put back into the Eleventh ward primary as- the business toright improve it. sociation, presented a most in- He further claims that it is program in their not legislation the farmers and" teresting annual primary conference held dairymen need and that ail the in the ward chapel Sunday McNary-IIauge- n bills in the night. The manner in which the world would not relieve condilittle tots presented their vari- tions. The dairymen should give ous parts, showed the attention more attention to housing faciliand painstaking care they had ties of their stock and give them received and reflected much better care so will produce credit on those responsible for more. In other they words put more the training. business methods into the business. That is what is needed. Mr. J. F. ,Wikidal of the Mr. Harris has two two year American steam laundry re- old heifers giving 65 pounds turned this morning from a of milk each day. This is quite a flying trip to his former home remarkable record for heifers in Dillon .Montana, for which with their first calves. He sees he left last Friday morning. He great possibilities in dairying reports an enjoyable trip. He tor Cache . Valley and thinks noted that except for the cross- that we havq. just begun to ing of a mountain range into the scratch the soil so to speak. In Red River valley, there was na other words we are just getsnow and the roads seem in fair ting started and there js great condition. There was no snow room for improvement and a elsewhere along the route, nor great work to do to get the at Dillon, though there is . an younger generations to take ail abundance in the mountains interest and see the vision. and Montana farmers and busi- There is too much tendency to ness men are looking forward to leave the daily farms by the a prosperious year. . young men. Evans-Cowle- ac-cou- . . - - s - ( |