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Show I - PAGE EICITT TILE' JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY,' CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. Old Forfs Of The Drainage Districts Benefited ByRecent Western Frontiers Decision Of Court BEAUTY QUEEN CANDIDATE Seek Two Teams By Edgar M. Ledyard feeling of insecurity was probably the reason for constructing the first fort, which was a primitive affair. Natural features, such as islands, trees, rocks, swamps or other.-placnot readily accessible were ps-- 1 ually selected. These early whe-- 1 primitive fortifications, ther large or small, were ef- -' fectlve only against bows and arrows, spears and other primitive implements of attack. It was necesary later to make provisions to mount camion and use small arms in defensive work. T This! led to what might be called standard practice in fort engineering, in some cases, bastions were built at two diagonal corners and in other cases at all four corners. Forts in the west were built of material most readily obtainable and which would also offer considerable resistance. In timbered country forts were built of logs; soc frequently and dirt were used in treeless New .York, Dec. - 1ft, (APw Something like $850,000 has been earned for the unemployed by four benefit football games in New York and negotiations are under way for a fifth that might boost the total past the million dollar mark. Tentative arrangements have been instituted by the New York chapter, Knights of Columbus, In conjunction with the American Legion and the mayor's committee for the relief of the unemployed, fo a game between a combination of the northern college' stars and a similar team from the south here on December 27. Plans, for the contest are in a nebulous state at present and even the sponsors themsel- A The court supreme of the to L. H. Peterson for shortage of crop on his land under the drainage district. It was contended that the loss of crop was due to loss of irrigation water occasioned by the building of the dram in Northwest Lewiston and by the lowering of the water table The supreme court reversed the decision of the First district Oiirt, holding that where a employes a drainage district competent engineer and his plans are followed, the district-ca- n in no way be held responsible for damans. In the court it was shown that the white fly had something to do with the 'tr. - a. i. es the lower court did not psta ed material wherever fclish to what extent the vauous theseprime could be obtained. Many causes wwe responsible for the of these structures were mere loss of crop. This decision wifi walls. likely stop all suits that are In some Oases block houses contemplated In tins valley as wre built. An upper rectanguthe result of drainage districts lar structure was skewed on having been built. a lower rectangular one. . De- Cold In Most For Benefit Game , state of Utah has handed down a decision in the case of hr H. Peterson versus the Cache Coun-- ' ty Drainage District that is a Godsend to drainage districts This is a case in which the First district court, awarded damages .Tuesday, Defombei lC! ' o W; 8 - - ", tETMKftUi: 1 SfocHdon-Ciha'Esftnaffis- efl Sections Of U. S. Clfriatmaa (Earfifi By The Associated Press was" co ooo Id today, from It the rockles to Maine. Only in the far south and on the extreme Pacific , coast was the weather anything but uncomfortably sharp. Four degrees ' above zero in Boston, Albany and Portland, Me.; six in Montreal; eight in Detroit; ten in New York; 12 In St.. Paul; 14 in Chicago and Denver; 10 in Kansas; 22 in tljat Srallij Sag Smtifthimi ( Norfolk. Va.; 30 In Abilene, Tex. These 8 a. m. (EST) temperatures, all below freezing, told the story of an almost nationwide cold wave which reached Its nadir with a mark of 17 below zero in Owls Head, N. Y. In the northeastern states the bitterest weather was felt White are not too certain whether River Junction, ,Vt, recorded 15 the game can be playedbelow, Northfleld, Vt felt the ves - P . - C 'jT' Wealthy Shun Elevators Washington LP) Many wealthy patrons of capital banks like climbing stairs for' exercise, Elevators installed in banks leading stand idle of the day while the patrons climb stairs. - bite of 14 below weather. At Berlin, N, H. and Malone, N. Y it was ten below and at Spring-fielMass, the mark was minus fiv.. In Canadas maritime provinces and Newfoundland, a blizzard yefterday left a cloak of snow and crippled traffic. d, WeGiveS. &H. Green Discount Stamps fenders in the upper portion of the block house were able to Trapped Bandits use th,eir weapons downward a retain irM Phot 9 through the corners of the Ida Elizabeth Cannon, daughter of Rep. and Mrs. Doition they ocupied against Clarence Cannon Commit of ono of the candidates for beauty queen of the 1931 Missouri, invaders below. In addition to of Miraouri University student yearbook. She la studying journalism these provisions, V- -s h a p e d and her home la in zlsberry. Mo. openings in the sides of early Sidell, III., Dec. 10 (AP) JL orts or block bouses (the narTrapped in a cornfield after row ta Fe be on reached may ine on outer the across the a thrilling chase poropening state line, two members of a tion and wider one on the in- Santa Fe Trail and the. same is true of some other less faner of the enabcommitted wall) suicide, portion bandit gang a third was wounded and two led occupants to swing their mous forts along that route were captured today on the gains horizontally and cover For the most part, however, iviusi. i me ions m utan one who would visit the sites 'were biiiltf'to outside intruders. Leo Moody farm, near here'protect 'settlers f old forts wells In cases must were forsake the against Indians. Under the many The loot they had taken from nside-these follow and enclosures to dug better, highways the Citizens State bant of Clinplan of colonization families went ourto isolated ton, Ind estimated by bank provide water in case of sus- - tie used. roads. tained subsometimes recov officials at $15,000 was seiges, Quite frequently the name of but favored places and estab-th- e builder of a fort was not ,ished agricultural commun-perpetuatered n a brief case they tossed terranean pasages were built to water. car-Jofrom their Many examples of through the name Ities. Nearly every one of these heroism deare of 32, recorded those given to it. Fort Hall, about settlements, including the Walker, special Ind-, who to dared water to miles northwest supply of einal one in Salt Lake City, puty sheriff, of Dana, was shot and wounded seriously beleagured garisons. Pocatelo, one of the most fa- - had walled areas or buildings Florida leads all states In the mous early posts of the west, designated as forts, which as he chased the fugitives near were Union in the number of forts Is, an example. Fort Hall was t once means of defense and a Dana, which have been built within built by Captain Nathaniel J places for earlv religious, A posse under Sheriff Emiei and named in honor of cial and civic activities. Baetts. of Oiinton, Ind., pur- - her borders. Florida forts, past - t t sued the robbers across the line and present, reach approxiOwing to tr,e hostile charactwo hundred, or about into Illinois and finally over- mately ter of Indians inhabiting n, ft, twentv-five of the took them at the Moody farm. proximity to the border, oand or more the United The- - robbers Jumpe4 from the hundred wuM-i- , uc position In the path of Western - New Yorkincomes States.next had presumably sold to - Fitz- -j travel,--Arizocar and scattered. Three fled had a number Into a field where they were with about one hundred twen 'Patrick, ' ahd Texas third with Sublette and which they refus- - Apache,' Fort Defiance " Tort wounded by the deputies, bank ' ed to accept. The Fourth of, Mason and Fort ol'fleals and farmers- The man ab?,.,ne hundred , WhiDple were wounded was believed to be E. every state west of July that year was celebrated among the most noted, AHunter of Clinton or Terre the Mississippi river had its there with the usual speech Earlv' forts are nnt Haute. When the officers closed share of Indian warfare. and making, followed by plentiful dicators of eariv trails put In they heard two shots, and tragedy, Minnesota, the Dako- - libations, horse racing and thevtresTeed" found the bodies bf , the two tas, Wyoming and Colorado other Fourth of July sports of cities With the wfrmi wounded are outstanding in thjs respect current at that time. Thfe Unit-- 1 robbers near their oitL8f all The officers said and, of this group, Wyoming is ed States flag was raised and centions thelJ companion. Statef united the bad ,,he pair had shot themselves preeminent in its number of a protestant sermon preached beginnings around fort3 historical forts- - and attacks first events of thelfkind im made on them by Indians. The this section. Wyeth found him-- 1 Into Humor Enters two forts most hated by the unable to coDe with the Indians in Wyoming and on larger fur companies and sold' during1 their existence, out to the Hudson's Bay cojn- -' House Discussion which hiore attacks were made, were pany who used th,s post as a . Fort Phil Kearney and Fort supply base for many years, j Reno. later it was used by the Re6 Dec. wn Washington, New York, Dec- 16, (API Nq fQrt was ever built wlth. United States government as a ten round bout between Ted OT a'raii-itadin- B .fo.r, troops, PSt w,.,. one. this with Texas of got away Bents fort is probaD,v theandwnaiouxClLy,Ia" a good road map of'j There was a discussion of ag- reasonably the early west might be made(.ni0&t famous one m Colorado eavjrweght and Stanley riculture appropriations before a by to due its position, its imoort- - ieda of.Jfersey City, heads an drawing lines between th? house committee- - Buchanana where forts were locat- - ance as a trading post and the 'all-stboxing card for the asked whether a simple but points ' ' Prominence Christ- of its founder. lNew Yorlc Americans effective method of control mas fund at the St- Nicholas manv Like some of these old forts off other early forts, it worked out by a Chinese had tonight ever been . used . or the boll He Princjpa.1 routes. Fort occuDled different sites. It was i araa. Eddie 'Ran, the Polish ll Kearney, Fort Iramie, Fort i finally burned in a spirit of weevil terweight, meets Eddle Frisco, by it founder. What is that? he Was ask the and Fort Eoise were on retaliation A string of forts across Ne- Fortney, Baltimore original road to Oregon. ed- encounters Hubert Fort also on an old vada protected emigration and f Be The reply: It is: hear no route, Bridger, is on the main traveled the United States mail Fort eiht glum 111 rounds weevil; see no weevil; think no highway , through Churchill is most the Wyoming probably weevil. Likewise, the sites of Fort noted of "Nevadas early posts. A new course in game manSaunders and Fort Collins-areEarly forts in Idaho owed agement and cohservatidn i is Amateurs Help In Storms road from maui Laramie their existence to the fur in- at North Carolina Omaha. Neb. (P) Radio ami to .Denver, ForuJMarcy at San- - dustry. mining and protection planned teurs continue to provxi the State college --value of their privately owned snow stations. During recent When The Goings At Worst storms in Nortn ' Dakota a'nd by Oscar with wires down Nebraska, t they mads possible recatabllsh-sienof communication - with isolated sections. Hundreds of messages wee handled. SfocIkton-CtirBstDanses- ri S. & H. Redemption Station Located in Our Store ! - Lustrous -i- New ; ori-tvel- Rayon Pillow and Spreads . one-twelf- th The above card is just an idea of the re&Uy fine sentiments that are expressed in the words of famous authors A Loyal Friend, To You, Merry Christmas to Folks Next Door, To The Mother Of My Chum, Just Between The Two Of Us. etc. Distinctive Cards In Handsome Box 21 $5.95 ty-fi- , - engraved and have lined envelopes Each card if bought separately would sell for from 10c to 25c each. The Set - I I As illustrated these sets have a flounce all the pillow with the ruffled edge They come in brilliant shades of Gold, Orchid, Green, Pink and Blue. ' 90x108 inches i ar Pattern Rayon Spread Uniquely woven into a vry clever spread. 'All 80x105 - wel-Ha- inches. - . $2.95 pattern makes a star the bedroom colors. I Fancy Spreads in the Lace Department. i , (on L' Elec 42 Mot 32 S Ml $35.00 Hand Made Filet Lace Spreads.. Gift Umbrellas $3.50 to 5-5-- NEW 0KK Tl Kit Elce Uoml & Share 38. $6.95 LIVESTOCK Ogden,- - Dee. 16 AP ISDA 'Hogs: 541, jiifluding 370 Tor mar. imfrom cloth Gloria ported and pure silks. All the popular, colors and designs. The new shapes and athandles. tractive Gifts that everybody appreciates. Made s 6.50-6.7- Cape and Kid Gloves $2.95 to $5.50and Pull-On- J.35-L15- 1355-1.6- No, 2, . colors7 and fancy combinations of colored leathers. The right gloves to go with this costumes. steady-tradin- 1.80-12)- gloves in the seasons smartest leathers both plain POTATOES Chicago, Dee. 16 AP CM). Potatoes: 61; on track 167; total I nited Males shipments 418; rather slow ; sacked per ewt Wisconsin round whites ; few Xlinnesota round whites 1.25.1.45: Idaho RusNo. 1, s with cuffs, - sets 1 .50 , Let; early sales about st 'ady with Monday's elese; 2 deeks 191 lb butrhers 8.25; best drhe-inaround 8.20; few lots heavy butchers 7.83; sous pai king t for Cattle; 636, inrluding 518 done little slow, market; early ; late yesterday and today odd lots good steers 7. roimnoii kinds donmiard to 4.00; load good heifers containing mixture of feeders 7.00; odd sales - heifers 5.00 7.00; mi veil lots rows 5.00 downward to 3.00; bulls mostly 5.25 down; sealers scarce, few com-- . Sheep : 2,201. including 473 for market. 2 loads 87 lb fat lambs steady St 6.75; two deeks breeding ewes short ear weighty 4.00; feeders 6.00. oea-mn- 1.40-1.1- Colorado brown beauties 1.60; 1 j 1.65, s JlcClurcs nubiawkd , v , Childrens Rayon The colors are Rose, Blue and Gold. 3-- 133 Gifts From The Hosiery and Underwear Dept. Eastern Isles PAJAMAS $1.29 Robes im-port- 3-- , -- The entire soread 90x108 inches is made up of small medallions set together. Each one is of fine lace with Petit Point embroidery pn it. . ' , Beautiful over colors. These' spreads are and very finely made in attractive designs. . NEW 10KK STOCKS Am T S lit El 1ow & I.gt 35 .Hen , -- Petit Point Hitt $1.00 Engraved just as the Christmas cards, but made to write a Christmas letter on.' Aji un- usuai way to remember-elos- e friends, Hand made. Hand Embroidered and Hand Ap pliqued. Made of fine lawn in the colors of Pink, Peach, Blue, Maize and Green. Sizes : , , I Laee Spread $1,00 box Papers that have sofd from $1.25 to $1.50 a box until now. These are all new jn the house the last few days and are offered at the new lower prices. Box of 10 " AU Over , I U4lMa I 14 Utl L io , Engraved Letters $4.85 A rich rayon spread in the colors of Rose, Gold, Blue, Orchid and Green. A very pretty jacquard pattern richly woven of fine rayon. to-4t-t- I Writing Papers ' New Rayon Spreads J Its Montags Attractive around and a & . way to match. - $1.00 Attractive individual cards, no two dike, ail - Fori ages 2 to 6 Ir $3.50 r years. Quilted robes for the -- tots. Just as smart as those for the grown-up- s. Ladies Rayon Gowns $2.50 : Ivory and Coral trim. Ivory with lavender trim. These gowns are by Munsingwear, and very smart indeed. Girls Broadcloth . . Pajamas $2.00 Very smart Tr sleeping, and very attractive for beach wear next summer. 8 to 17 years. Mens Wool Hose . 75c and SI ,00 Fancy patterns in browns, blues. These sox keep you warm and they wear like iron. , Mens Fancy Silk Hose The new patterns, the new shades, 10 to 12 Ladies Do Lustre Chiffon Hose ...r. By Munsingwear , , Ladies No Lustre , Chiffon Hose..:..x.:;. ...... By Phoenix , 5oH in sizes $1.65 In either of these hose you can be assured of the full range of the seasons most charming colors. We do not feature any one make of hose especially, but offer you your choice of all the leading makers and in the color you might want ' to select. Some of the ones we carry are Munsingwear, Phoenix, Kaysei, regularly Virginia, Rose, Holly vogue and Burlington. : .. " |