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Show I H LOCAL NEWS bbbbH bbbLLH . i - H Racine Gooa Luck horseshoe tlrei H -' st "North Utah Auto Company. Ad tf H f 10 n ' i " " H ; '( " mm. John Bankheedis 111 with M''T the Influenza.-'' r ,, .y , " - One-third off on lamed varieties bbKS'-1 1 of peonle roots. Cache Valley Flor- H nl Co. Adv-tf H Mr. Joseph Dullock returned to H' his home in Provldenco after a bus!- H? ness trip to his farm In Focatello B' valley. K bbbh H We havo won tho war and you flft will want a car. Logan Oarage te K Supply Co. Adr Hp Mr. and Mrs. George Carr were K? visiting in Logan Sunday. They HC havo left for Concord, N.H. where Mr H Carr has accepted a position. bbHP " H FOR SALE My ten acre farm K.' near the Smlthfield sugar factory. Hf ' Good bouse, barn and well, all fenc- H ed and free from trees. If Interest- Kj vTt d, address Louis A. Bailey, 76 West Hf lx Fourth South Street, Salt Lake Bi ' i City, Utah. AdvlJ-7 K t. Funeral services over the remains Hj, ' of Mrs. Ruby Harrison Hatfield will Hj '' oe held today at 12:30 In front of BvpipN tBe (amlty residence at 158 South K'j'i ' Wnrt But street. Bishop Joseph Rjg Short service will Alio be held at BJ Richmond vrnere the body will be Krf taken for Interment. v Wallls CUB tractor, the three plow V y machine, demonstrated once will Mfc convince you that's the machine you K, want. North Utah Auto Co., Lc- BV gan. -v Adv HjrX . Mrs. J. L. Packard died at pacha Hp ' Junction yesterday of the flu. BBBhT' w Hr Rlter Bros. Drug Co, contemplate P -i" pulling off their semi-annual "REX- H ,,' ALL lc SALE" on Thursday, Friday KJ ?i end Saturday, 21, 22 and 23 Inst, Hi in the event the Local Board ot P Health withdraws the quarantine V," regulations. Adv-11-19 Hf&- " Last Sunday at 2 p, m. funeral H services were held at the Logan Hp 4 cemetery over the remains of Harry KT ' Worley, who died in Pocatello ot in- : yrrj-1. iaai.1 !'- ' FOR SALE One Dodge car In K . Sood condition, 450. Call 48. gHik' ' Adv-tf K Tbe number of Christmas coupon H" labels from boys over seas who had HriT : no relatives In this country to whom HV " ' c ' they coulcl Bon1 tne coupons, Is much ''' f less than was expected. Less than BBBBBIL.4. , i . 8,000 will be received in Washington for the entlro oountry. The Mountain Division has therefore advised tho Cache tennty Chapter that .we shall not be called upon to furnish Chris-mas Chris-mas parcels for the soldiers wltheut relatives. The division thanfted the chapter for the very genorous response re-sponse to the request In the beginning. begin-ning. We are a little disappointed as many people in Logan and the county had sent their names In to furnish parcels for such soldiers and now they will not have this opportunity. oppor-tunity. Tho farmers will drive tho BatcH Steel Mule. See big advertisement In this Issue. THE LOOAN OARAOB & SUPPLY CO. Adv We havo received word that there has been accumulated at San Francisco Fran-cisco a sufficient quantity of fruit pits and nut shells to caro for present pres-ent needs. The chapter Is therefore advised to discontinue tho further collections of pits and shells, and to hold thoso on hand for further Instructions. In-structions. ' if;v4 How many beets have you Iri the round? Have you any guarantee on favorable weather. Think back two years. Adv-tf The Logan High School will open a correspondence courae with the pupils ot the seventh, eighth and ninth grades so they will be privileged privil-eged to keep up their studies during tbe present epidemic, Ijk"- Boys' flannel shirts $1.00 value 69c. Newbold, tbe clothier. Ad-tt At a meeting held yesterday by the city commissioners an ordinance was passed requiring all citizens, to wesr gauze masks beginning tomorrow tomor-row morning (Wednesday) Novem-rn Novem-rn 20. They are required to wear these masks at all times except upon their own residence premises. This ordinance was passed by the commissioners com-missioners not because of the alarming alarm-ing spread of the disease, but due to the fact that we have only been ablo to break about even with the game for the last two weeks. We have had about the same number of cases cas-es each day and the commissioners along with the board ot health are very desirous of beating the Influenza Influ-enza epidemic. People should 'feci free to go and come as they please and do their trading In town because there is no reason for serious excise-meat excise-meat up to the present time. It was rumored yesterday that Logan would be quarantined against all Incomers In-comers to the city. This was a false report and the people from other sections will be allowed to come to Logan to do their shopping as usual. SNAP 1917 Dodgo Roadster car for sale at a sacrifice. Five new casings. In excellent condition. Phone 977-J. Adv-tf I A ton of beets out of the ground is worm iu. a ton or beets In tho ground Is problematical.' Dig! dig; dig I Adv-tf It Is reported that Joseph JC Jensen, Jen-sen, instructor at the Y. M. CA. In Salt Lake City will return to this city and take up the work of athletic Instructor of the S. A. T. C. department depart-ment at the U. A. C. , Men's work pants, $1.50-at New-hold's, New-hold's, tbe clothiers. Advll-2C Rolatlves and friends of the soldier sol-dier boys who are serving their country coun-try over seas will be glad to learn that a new ruling has been made with reference to the sending of Xmas parcels. Elsewhere In this paper pa-per full particulars are given with reference to procedure of obtaining coupons which arejnecessary to accompany ac-company all Xmas packages. . 1 Logan Hide ft Junk Company pays the highest price for hides and Junk. Phone 62, Logan, Utah. Adv-tf Memorial services were held at the Logan cemetery yesterday over the remains of Mr. Mark Napper, another victim of tbe Influenza. Tbe services were under the direction direc-tion of Bishop N. W. Merkley, and beautiful music was rendered by a quartett composed of Lawrence Bailey, Bail-ey, Chas. O. Peterson, Rachel Peter-eon Peter-eon and Ester Peterson. A solo was also sung by Elder Frank Baugh. Elder El-der A. E. Cranney offered the opening open-ing prayer and consoling remarks were offered by Elder B. O. Thatch-Jer Thatch-Jer and Bishop N. W. Merkley. The benediction was pronounced by Elder Eld-er E. N., Hammond. Latest atyles Overcoats for men and boys. Newbold, the Clothier. Adv-11-20 ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING THE WEARING OF MASKS WITHIN v iHE CORPORATE LIMITS OF LOGAN CITY. That whereas, the rapid spread and Increase of the disease commonly common-ly known as "Spanish Influenza," within the corporate limits ot Logan city, has been such "that the Board of Health has this day made an order or-der requiring all persons within the limits of Logan City to wear a mask, except at their own residence for a period of thirty days from and after November 10, 1918. I Now therefore, be it ordained by the Board ot City Commissioners of Logan City, Utah, as follows: J Section 1. That all persons upon the public streets, or In any public place, or place of business, or other place in Logan city, except at one's own resldenceare hereby required, for a period of thirty days from and after November 19th, 1918, to wear a gauze mask so as to effectually screen the mouth and nose of the wearer. I Section 2. .Any person violating the provisions ot this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, 'and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a tine In not .to exceed ex-ceed S 50 or by imprisonment In the City jail not to exceed 30 days. Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon Its pas-and pas-and publication. Passed by tbe Board of City Commissioners Com-missioners of Logan City, this 18th day of November, 1918. ROY BULLEN, (SEAL) Mayor JOHN QUAYLE, . JOHN A. CROCKETT, Commissioner. v Attest: W. H. LARSEN, j ' City Recorder. ; SKkMBcte City Recorder. Z r ' ' ' ." |
