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Show ! V aa THE JOURNAL PlTW IHHEH BIT CARL AffO IVO.LAMD PBI ASHING AUOCSTl8 Mat at tba Port Onto erory d ay In tba weak, nxcapt 8nadar, at Loiaa, Utah, 8eond Clan Mattaf. SIRhuKIPTIO RATlI .Me BT KAIL, PRR MONTH, la Adranca BY CARRIER. PER MONTH. 1 jro Ad?n(a. 4 Discount of II 00 Par Yaar Will Ba Olraa for Adraaaa . Parnanta tor a Pall Tear. u -- it - MEMBEfrtnnWBOCtATEP PRES Tba Aaaoelated Praaa la atclulttl; aatltlad to tba aaa for rapablloatloa of all aaa.dtapatcbea credited to It or aot otharvlaa er ad Itad la this paper aad alao tba local newa publlabad berala. All right of republlcatlon of iperial ditpatcbaa laraln tra also raaortad. FRlIT OF THE SPIRIT: H rr .? i ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION aV ' ' Osv iKMet Love, .4 faith, A ' Whoever is incapable of thcse, or any one of them, is Incapable nf 'friendship- The majority of us are capable, for friendship iq the measure of our humanity. ' As a rule our friendship is in proportion to the capacity we have for sincerity. The following are some points which can guide us in our choice of friendships: The friend is one who understands. Some people are so con- stituted that they can understand us and some are not. In the! choice of friendships the matter of elective affinities must bei consulted. A friend is one with whom you are comfortable you do not have to keep trying, with a friend. As be knows what you are. it makes no difference to him what you) pretend to be.,' ; j , j A friend uplifts and does not depress you. There are certain people in whose company you always sag.) There is another class of people among whom you are always at your best ; at least you , From the latter you will make your friends, J, are at ease. f A friend makes no demands upon your effort to keep his friendship. Making friends is superficial and liable to be hypo-- ' critical. For we make bur friends automatically. They are drawn to us by the fundamental instincts. A friend sets no traps for you. He is not constantly proving 'that you are friendly. That is accepted as a matter of course. A friend gladdpns you. Just because you are, it Is a joy to ' him. Whenever he comes into' your presence you aro relieved and helped. It is not anything that he does but what he is that " N , sustains you. A friend is one with whom you can keep silent. Not his ability to converse but his ability to be with you without conversing , J ' - Salt s ' ' is the tesf. , ; 'iiiA friend respects your individuality. An effort to, Improve other people may enough but it 'should TkYonfihecTtoVur acquaintances and our enemies. The best way to know a friend, however, is that the thought of him Is always pleasant. Whether he be absent or present, it is a pleasure to think of him. Whoever meets this test is worthy to be called a friend. Los Angeles Times. be-rig- 77 UP THE HOME, INSIDE this AND OUTSIDE With a view of reducing slock on hand to avoid a tarry over for the winter.- - We are making material reduction in price of our DERAYCO. brand of house paint. Come in Rnd let us talk paint. . We will save ou money. X Riter Bros. Drug Co. of - the - legs, fraternity yesterday when tney learned the names on the judicial ticket as thenomiivees of the Democrats for this district Carried a broad smileon their faces Of course our Democratic f jiends were in, distress. Several names were placed before the convention and 'the candidates or liad theii either declined names withdrawn by the person who made the nomination. I. was a matter of getting, some one on the ticket so there woult, be no blank spaces. It was und- - I wrote an article in a i in convention PAINT UP TO PAINT history repeated it, Local members time ago magazine on How to Tell Friends. That is, how to tell who are your friends and . who are not. First of all I said youlhuat understand what friendship isi If you do not understand what it is, or are incapable of it, you would not know what todo with a friend if yotfhad one. Friendship is made up of three ingredients, loyalty, love and f. be expected from the . ' it Fall Is The Ideal Time- - allkn jil veekLl:rTheir Ideas idealistic generally ends in a pretty bad mesa when al things are taken into cons deration. They went to the city this time thinking they had the sentiment Over the state pretty much in thtir favor, but they come away having named candidates selected simply because they were willing to let tlr--n names go before the people ano not because of any special qualifications or fitnesa they claim for the special offices to wh.l. they aspjp.j J joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness faith, meekness, temperance:' against such there is no law. Galatians 5: 22, 23. PRAYER 0 Lard, our Cod, make us temperate fit all things, bud enable us to appreciate daily more and more this fact, that when our lives are surrendered to Thee, Thou dost make them rich in ft uitfolness and beautiful with the beauty of holiness. SUMEJ nv j. c. As could Democrats,' self at the iLak City vrti CLEAN UP, TICS r ES-Vj- OH KS BIG-POLI- Millionaire Beats! Up Suitor r .Editor LITTLE-TAL- Singer Complains , So Yankee : : WlfPArf OORDON Kntorod FRIENDS Tl.nrcjar, At;r,ni TR1 JOURNAL, LOOAN CITY, CACHE rOUNTY, UTAH PAGE TWO Merchandising Opportunity leasing manufacturer of - 1Idwta desire rude TtanoR,- - Itn yers and Reproducing high hMal rcjucHcnttinn In 1jhm . Vuumial opportunity for profit through high grade merchandising nationally known product. Established merchant preferred hut not necessary Applications from persons or concerns haring present bp treated in strict confidence. , Apply Immediately hy letter or wire to Ho of connections will St Louts. 1201, nomim for judge was' the candidate f of district attorney and the no mine for district attorney was the one qroomed for the judge ship. But the poor Democrats usually get the cart before the ce t ' ft ' " J X s Madeline Keltie, American opera linger, vUiting at Monte Carlo with her mother, complained of the pcniitcnt and unwelcome attention of Artliur St. John, wealthy British visitor. Then Harmo (inset), American millionaire, it i declared, beat up 6t. John. The latter 4 confined to his residence by injuries.-- ' Cii-1o- & ' J Todays Events , , j Centenary of the birth of Marcus de Lafayette Simpsoh, who had a long and distinguished career as an officer of the V. S. Army.,, ,1 held its first tion in New york City. ' ' 1894 The .Wilson Tariff Bill became a law without President ,J Cleveland's signature, ordered 1918 Washington 12,000 National - Guardsmen of Kentucky, Ohio and Vermont to One hundred and fiftieth anni vepsity of the birth of Elizabeth Ann Seton, whom it is proposed to canonize as Americas first . saint.' the Mexican border-- ' ONE OP THE STRONGEST CCTMPANIE5 IN AMI RICA" ou investigate horse. ONE POHCY ally Geographic speaking about tha only meritorious thing the Democrats did at the convention was to get their can dictates property placed with re- spect to the candidates on .the Republican ticket. The Govern ors on both tickets can be said to be from Salt Lake City, the secretary of state on both tick eta are front Richmond, the at torney generals are from Provo the treasurers are both from Ogden. . , ' ' , It begins to look as if Judgv Asa Bullen will have no opposi- that gives you: all this ? of J i , 5,000 if you die from natural causea $10,000 if you die tom accident an J in case of permanent total disability the company Will . 1. Waive all premium payments ' 2. Fay you $25 per week for one year; and in aJJition 3. Pay you $50 per month for life; and JL, Pay $5,000 tQ your beneficiary when you die 5. If disability involves loss of limbs or sight aa a result of accident, the company wiU py you $5,000 in cah, mine- t duitely; tn addition to all other benefits. - President Wilsons re- tion for nomination for dtj of Pope Benedicts peace judge again this fall. Friends of jection E. S. Chambers have known foi made public plea 1921 Memorial service for a long time that he has been as6,000 American war dead held piring to this office but he will be eliminated from this race on pier at Hoboken, N- J. tin case of temporary disability, a a result of having accepted the honors of a ONE YEAR AGO TODAY aitiicr sickness or accident, the company will more of that weighty position, Eleventh International Red pay you 125 per week tor a limit of 52 weeks Northwestern railroad-GermanCross Conference met at Geneva district judge.a "A Service That Endyres today will celebrate Switzerland. Kansas farmers speak, of the one . hundred and seventy TODAYS BIRTHDAYS Coolidge as a hard fifth anniversary of the birth of Jacob A. O. Preus, governor of President boiled in governeconomizer who the ranks amoijg; Goethe, Minnesota, horn rin .Columbia INSURANCE COMPANY ment' which acexpenditures, toworlds greatest poets-ThAl years Ago county, Wis., tWMC CrrriE-i- i rwciJC counts his in our for popularity" Of to is Nations League day. said Senator Arthur meet at Geneva today foi two-daJames C. Couzens, United Sta- state, Opportunity Available Capper, of Kansas, when he visfor Resident Agent. session, as a preliminary to te senator from Michigan, bora ited Republican National Comthe general meeting w hich v s at Chatham, Qnt , 62 years ago mittee headquarters on the ocWest Coast Life insurance Co, next Mondaytoday146-7- 0 ,. Mart But Vrancte casion Dawes of the notification IN THE DAYS NEWS RevRt. , Henry Althoff. exercises.aUiienMMM; Nothing o strongly William Hayward, who has Catholic bishop of Bellville, III, announced his candidacy for the born at Aviston,' HI., 51 years appeals to our people as rigid ec Nam- tconoroy and hard common sense Republican nomination for gov- ago today. . , , in Adbem- the management of govern ernor of New York, has been acmental affairs, Baid th Kansas f FT1 tive in national politics since .' f. City. Senator. We are satisfied with 1908, when he became secretary wre believe is safe M he Coolidge; pul iff of the National Repubilcan comand sane, and we know this is mittee and took charge of the no time to male a change in the Chicago head quarters Jof the of our national afmanagement party- Before that he had done fairs. There has been a marked much political work in Nebraska will be the auditorium and gymimprovement in the sentiment NEW SCHOOLS his home being in that g of our nasium, The auditorium will people during the past 60 the Spanish war he serv-to due careful consideration days, have a stage thirty by eighteen ed with the Second Nebraska In- - i FOR POCATELLO of thei situation and the increas feet. The manual" training fantry and rose to the rank of f es in prices of farm products, accolonel- - He established - a resi- -j domestic room, companied by excellent crop proPOCATELLO, Aug. 27 The dence in New York 1910 and spects, which made for the full Franklin and Irving junior high room, six classrooms, girls and since 1921 he has been United dinner pail of the working man. schools, Pocatello1 s new school boys' dressing rooms, shower States district al tomey for the j room and principal's office will, Common sense and rigid eco- buildings now under construc- flso be on the southern district of New York JACKSON GREGORY lr first floor. said Senator Capper., tion, will be nomy', for occupancy ready During the World War he went The in the cononly difference more to our shortly after the beginning of appeal strongly Thii lit westers itory Uh overseas as commander of struction two is the of Government ownerbuildings than people the September term, according otn sew touchei. The New Yorks old Fifteenth Regithat the Irving school vvJl hate of or ship attacks railroads, upto T. Rowland cene G, conof ol those ii one ment of colored troopers and reLogan, great a garage in the basement large on the protective tariff system, tractor in modern ranchee where sot of the work. enough ceived the medal of the French charge to accomodate fifty the! or untried and revolutionary The approximate coat of the new cattle alone, but all kinds Legion of Honor for valor and cars. The school busses and the which strike founat the policies school buildings is $100,000 d live stock ire produced intrepid leadership in' holding cars belonging to the Pocatello dations our of Our nd government. diversified and each, when completed the school, district will be housed in agriculture the road to Paris. In his student farmers believe in Cal, the is practiced. most modern1 and in days at the University of Nebreconomizer, and in the the intermountain states. The this garage. Vivid in tomaneeand filled aska Col. Hayward a widely Dawes plan for bringing real and with the deedi 0! itrong ' i3 in known football and baseball to the world. This means plumbingof A. II.steamfitting peace men of charge and at the women, Tyler Ogden. player. under Repulican Frank H. Paradice. prosperity ease time it goee into the TODAYS ANNIVERSARIES Jr., of Pocarule. Our fanners know it, and tello is the detail oi ranch life and 1749- - Johann Wolfgang von architect, the working men in our industrThe Franklin junior high is paiate a picture of practical Goethe, who is ranked among ial centers know that this tru- located afiabw Not all cowboy by on the east side of the September 1st the worlds greatest poets, born ly insures their prosperity. Use Nitro Club Sheila any means. The veterinawhile the Irving school i at Frankfort-on-MainDied at city, , rian hae hif place aho on the west side, The buildings Hows your gun? Does it fire Weimar, March 22, 1832. J have the nod, Cattle, hog are and a half base- every time? Do the shells stick 1342 Many lives were lost WHEAT MARKET nd horae experts Whether ment. Each school vv.ll have a or clog the action? You know it when three Bretish convict ships yon are nun ex woman the regulation-siz- e basketball floor happens when the best shot were wrecked in Table Bay, remarkable but (By As toe 4 ted Freae) in the gymnas:um and an audi- comes up Let us get the old Cape of Good Hope. heroine will win you. CHICAGO, Aug. 27. 'Septem- torium seating 700. Coal stor- gat working 18t4rThe first steps to right for the 1st ber wheat closed $1.21 Dec- age rooms, boiler Will Bt Printed as a room? and the Get your shells here organize an Illinois militia were ember May, $1.32 fan room will be located in the taken at a meeting in Chicago. SHOP Serial in Dec- basement, September com $1.16 also the janitors' 38 West 1st North, Logan, Utah 1892 Socialists Labor Party THE JOURNAL ember $1 11 May $1.20 quarters. On the main floor Adv. Ten years ago today the British fleet wron a notable naval in battle with the Germans off the island of Heligoland, i Sixty years ago today the first United States mail car was placed In operation, on the Lowa division of the Chicago and yis-to- 1917 ry w-a- a - - ? fissT Coast Life e . y - - U5 - - DAWES PLAN ACCEPTED acceptance of the Dawes plan by the allies and Germany being hailed with great delight in every quarter, irrespective of politics or any other consideration, because it is regarded as marking the end of the post-wperiod that has been fraught with dangers of another war. and k All that lacks to putting into actual effect the protocol treaties signed at the London conference, is their adoption by the iwN M reichstag and the chamber, of deputiesr "7 t Finally with much pressure from this side of the water, the European statesmen came into accord through compromise, which could have been accomplished years ago if common sense instead of a passion for power and revenge had ruled at the council .tables. Settlement of the reparations puzzle means volumes to the na- tions of the western' hemisphere, it will bring back to life the dead industries of Europe and give employment to thousands idle during the period of stagnation due to the Ruhr occupation and other pgst-wa- r complications. New markets will be opened up for American farmers and for Americas finished products, and with the increased demonds for farm products, prices are certain to mount and add more encouragement to the fanners of this country, The solution of the vexing problem should bring joy throughout the world because the conditions that have existed in Europe - were serving no other purpose than to breed wars. THE ar !I To be you have to learn something today didnt know yesterday. - te Art and anarchy are in a large measure a and necktie. v t that you matter of haircut - state.-Durin- j science 1 I hard-boile- d te w-a- s e. -- 1 People who are shunned by children and 'dogs need your pity. People learn from doing and also from being done. Men win arguments not by arguing but with franlt discussions. one-stoi- y true-to-lif- e 1-- $1-26- A standing army runs into big money. ; 1-- 4; 3-- 4; 2; 3-- 4. 4 J ' 0 |