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Show 11 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNTXG, OCTOBER 25, 1923. LOGAN DEPARTMENT. OfflM, 41 (, North Main. Tolophona Itti RcINm, Totophora 2&2J. Boy Scout of IS Year Victim of Heart Failure Inspection for Acceptance by WAr Department to Be Held This Evening. twelve merit badges for excellence In the city court this morning to a charge various lines of scouting H was a of maintaining a butcher shop unlgr student at the Logan senior high unsanitary conditions and was fined school. $o0 Andre aeon declared that he was not guilty, but said he pleaded gunt to get out of fighting the case. Celebration Is Indorsed at Logan Steady Downpour of Rain LOGAN, Oct 24 The dealing boose Hindering Beet Harvest committee of Logan decided last to recommend the desirability ing a Cache valley centennial tion in Logan on July 23 and The celebration would be night of holdcelebra- LOOAN, Oct. 24 A steady down- poua of rain, which soon turned into sleet and snow is greatly interfering with the harvesting of sugar beets in the vallev according to H P Mathiws, district agricultural inspector who states that onlv about of the beets are out of the ground Mr Mathews declared that with ten piore days f good wtather the rush season would have begun to close but that with the presont shortage of labor and the had wather it will tike considerable more time to relieve the 24. 1934 lr Little Interest Taken Memorial Park Is Flooded in Primary at Logan by Canal Being Clogged la fr at Dies Home in Salt Lake Centennial held to DOGVN, Oat. 84 Edward Wliford the one hundredth La Behe, IS yean of age, died from aa observe of the discovery of (.ache anniversary alley The attack f heart failure this morning clearing house committee which conat 11 o'clock while riding his bicycle sists of representatives of the various corner Main of and Third civic organizations and luncheon clubs past the South streets. The boy dropped his of the cltv will place fhe proposition wheel, crawled to the gutter and there before their respective bodies and also became unconscious and died. Jim was before the Mormon church authorities, . taken to tha Cache Valley hospital by and the city and county commission-eraEdward and Wliford Christensen, but h Hat terry F, Oon Hundred ind Forty-fift- was pronounced dead by H. K. If the celebration Is held all of the situation. towns and cities of the valley will artillery, Utah National Guard, Merrill The boys mother Is dead and his row being organized at Logun, will is in Tacoma, Wash. He was receive its federal inspection tomght, father living with his grandmother Mrs and, if it is found la comirfinnce with Anna Christensen, at 375 South First the regulations, wlA be recommended West street, According to Mrs. Christhe boy had suffered from it LOGAN, Oot 24 The only candiacceptance by the war depart- tensen, tacks of trouble before, but wah dates for cffittra in lxgin ment ae a unit of service. Inspection otherwise heart IXXJAN, Oct. 24 Leaves dogging "were John municipal A Crockett incumbent In good health Last Sunfor in a canal which operated the mayor William will be by Major Frederick A. Prince, day Vvans Belle, who was a boy scout, a grating mill George A 300 feet of Mickelson and H 1 OntnU caused about comand Neilven rode from for .Brigham City Logaiato m5H.tor instructor of field artillery, the canal to overflow Monday night missioner, and J L. Montrose for auby the war department to return on his bicycle toHeobtain a merit aligned of the Soldiers Memorial ditor and the Utah. already had perk on site badge for cycling. Hast Center street was HoodCrockett qualified for mavor with a It was announced at the office of ed The entire hillside on which the scattered vote James Larson G Colonel W lieutenant Williams, canal eras built was washed away, Kvans and Neilnen qualified for comadjutant general of Utah, that Laater pleted when in addition a headquar- leaving gravel on and sediment the J missioner L Montrose and d A Jarvis, formerly a star of the ters battery has been organised canyon njad below It is thought that for auditor with a stattered qualifu vote for I tah Agricultural Washhis recent to visit college footfall lMinng a wtU be Ainne to the Mt necessary Murrin James repair Loteam, and now general agent at ington. Governor Mabey conferred leak, as the entire grade was washed gan for the Utah-ldah- o Central Rail- with the war relative to WILL BE BURIED TODAY. road company, will be the captain of the assignment department to Utah of a complete out. the mw umt Personnel of the othei cavalry regiment as a part of its LOGAN. Oct 24 -- Mark Varv TalBUTCHER IS FINED. commissioned bot, ?1 years of age son of Robert officers, three lieuten- national guard organization At presants, has not been definitely decided ent Utah has only on squadron of IKJAV, Oct. 24 Moees Andreaaon W Talbot of Lews ton died at a loThe formation of F battery com- the One Hundred and Sixteenth cav- of Trenton, whose combination butcher cal hospital bund iv following an oppletes the firing units in the organ- alry It is thought that with atten- shop and grocery store was closed for eration for appendicitis Mr Tiibot ization of the complete regiment of tion returning In this state to the a two days cleanup Monday by State was unmarried and hid followed the field art Jlerv assigned to this state. culture of saddle horses, a ull regiFood Inspector Thomas Fenton plead- occupation of farming moat of his life The entire orwtmzu4fn- - wiH be com- - ment could be organized successfully ed guilty before Judge Asa Bullen in He was born November 28 1902. at 4r Denmark Native Mrs Lynberg, KEITH-OBRIE- Johanna Store Hours widow of Fred o Lynberg died yesterday at 5 East South street, of infirmities Incident to old age She ecem-be- r was born 1 1S35 at r COMPANY N 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. nu First Copenhagen rvn-mar- and had lived In Salt Lake Johanns Lynberg since lbo I Funeral services will be held from the tjewifton meeting house tomorrow afternoon at 2 oUOtk Iewiston FUNERAL SERVICES HELD. IjOGAN O t 34 Funeral zcrvtees for Hermhel G Wrtght 31 veara of age of Malad, Ilaho, were held tn the tabomacJe yesterday afternoon at 2 Bishop the Hy mm stake andHuhop J R Thomas MuMc whs furnished bv Frank Baugh and VK Nora 12 ason aoloLts and li Farr gave a flute solo o clock The speakers were B G Thatt her 1 Wilson of ORDERED TO CLEAN UP. 24 A combined Oot LOGAN, buUhtr hop and grocery store belonging to Moses Andreason at Trenton tvag clostd for two days for general chanlng up and fumigation by Thomasa Fenton state food inspe tor yester-dA complaint charging Andreason with maintaining a store and meat market under unsanitary conditions was also filed SCALES FOUND CORRECT. LOG4N Oct 24 Thirty-eigh- t augar beet weighing station scales have been inspected and tested during the last week by Thomas Kenton state Inspector of weights and measures and all found to be correct Cheese factories and milk stations in the valley also have been inspected and found to be sanitary INVESTIGATING LOGAN " Oft urtl iiari LADDS RUBBERS 49c, 85c, 95c K1 LADIES All the wanted and weights CHILDRENS r Libbers 59c, 68c, 79c BOYS SHEEP LINED COATS $8.95, $9.90, $12.45, $14.95 MENS AND BOYS HEAVY SCOUT SHOES $1.98 RUBBERS 69c, 89c, 98c shapes $1.65 occasion worthy of the consideration of all women appreciating quality with value DISTINCTIVE collection of new suit moddls, including Silk Gerona and fine Poiret Twills in bfack, navy and brown or plain tailored with collar and euffs.o'f luxurious fur beaver, gray squirrel and kolin sky. Sizes for miss and matron. Suits that were made for present wear. Priced A II TO OPEN MENS Heavy Ribbed, Knitted, in Cotton, Wool, Wool Mixed BOYS The above prices are for the Best Rubbers made in America Hoods White Heavy Heavy Rocks. 98c, $1.25, $1.45 Fleeced Ribbed Visitors Are Expected at Exercises of Salt Lake Lodge Nov. 3. Many $1.19, $1.45, $1.95, $2.49 and $2.98 and Knit Unions MENS LEATHER VESTS $4.98, $6.45, $8.85 and $9.90 MENS BEST GRADE HEAVY BIB OVERALLS $1.19 THURSDAY, lippor ant FRIDAY, SATURDAY Ladies Calfskin Shoes, in Brown, Black, Mens Dress Shoes in Calf-Velou- r, 2-To- Kid Leathers; all colors and toes; to see them is to buy them. Ladies Fancy Slippers in Satins, Patent, Kid, Calf, with .Combination of Mens Russet Colors, any heel Army Shoes Mens Heavy Work Shoes Mens Plain Toe Comfort Shoes Mens English 2-- T one Shoes v-- BoysRusset Army Shoes Bpys WeinbeTg Dress Shoes Tan, Black and . Brown Mens Boys High Cut Shoes 14-in- An CHILDRENS Ribbed Knitted 69c, 84c, 98c ch Semi-Dre- Plans for the opening of the new home of the Klks lodge No 8 are nitw complete and the arrival of many guesti expected within the next Uj week Letter hare been aent to all lodges Irr the country extending arc invitation for all to be in Balt In.ke fdr the Teleopening Novemfber 3 and 4 grams to all past grand exalted rulers have been dispatched, and according to the committee on arrangements, many have signified their intention of coming In the intermountain district letters have been received from- exaJted rulers in Twin FaJK Burley Idaho Falls and Boise Idaho, Hawlins and Kock Springs Wyo, and Denver, Colorado stating that they would be A large on hand for the exercises caravan of automobiles carrying the members of Ogden lodge will travel to bait iake bringing about 500 The so lai and community welfare committee of the local lodge has adopted plana for an essay contest for children of the city schools offering as a prize a beautiful silk flag for Teachers In the the beat essa schools throughout the city thirty-fiv- e will be the Judgta of the separate schools, deciding on the best essay in their school and the final judges will be composed of a special committee It is announced that a caravan from Balt Take will journey to Ogden Thursday November 1 when the Ogfc$ den lodge will hold its annual It is planned that the caravan day will leave Salt Lake on the evening previous to the celebration Be Given -- 228 SOUTH STATE STREET Party r A. Bjork, who leave will Sait lake soon for the California miMion of the L D 8 gram which will Include the follow in number Musical selection My Lady .singer musical selection, G I.. Ohlaon. rou- - escal selection, In- .V s l w w it ru mental quar- M.rmsn A. BJork.tet, composed of lodDe Nelson, Hyde Raddon, Wliford LMerson and Arthur Peterson, reading. Alpha Crapo baritone soto,- - Clyde Raddon, solo K M. Larsen, re mark. Bishop J P Jensen, response, missionary, musical selection, My mnsers. HALLOWEEN BALt PLANNED. Special ts Tb. Tribune. PARK CITY, Oct 24 The local lodee of Elks is making elaborate preparations for a grand Hallowe en hall on, the night of October 21 It t promises to he the most novel ettent of the year In the way of s masked I Veins Caa Be Reduced Oftentimes Veins Burst and OUae Much Suffering, expense aaA Laos of Employment Many people have become de dent because they have bees led to believe that there is ae remedy that will reduce swollen veins J bunches. e If you will get a eri inal bottle of Mooses Emerald Ou two-ounc- (full strength) at any first-elaa-s drug store and apply it at home aa directed you wdl ouiekly notice aa improvement which will continue until the veins and bunches are reduced to normal. Moones Emerald Oil is very concentrated and a bottle lasts a long time thats Why it is a most inexpensive treatment It has brought much comfort to Worried people all the eountry and is one of the Tonic, over discoveries wonderful of recent years, and always bear in mind that is who disappointed with its anyone use ean have their money refunded. best medicine they have ever used Schramm Johnson, Drugs. Five (5) to restore the system to its normal, Good City Stores, also their stores in Eureka, Price, Heber and Parson. healthy state. The amasmg power of Lyko to Ctah, and all good druggists will be n build (Adv.) auickly up people is glad to supply yon. aue to the fact that it acts on all a partsof thesystem. It is great genHow eral tonic compounded from pure Men who win in business and women whose beauty and charm make them popular in society are invariIt is health ably healthy people. which gives the vivacious spirits, the spark ling eves and the attractive personality which brings success and makes friends. derful help in Lyko, the great general tonic. Take, for instance, Mr. Mit-chMurray, well wt of Explains How Enlarfed Science Offers You Lyho, the Great General to Give You Health j Strength, Attraction 5jj man J TZrt De- ktnner, IJliy Jot Feel Youthful and Be Beautiful? mal condition and have found won- -- , kehner the' county clerk incorporation yesterday. The company Is capitalized at $50,000 and following are the InD corporators L. F Barber, A K Lucile C Barber J Knowlton, FL S and Fisher Fisher Articles of Incorporation were also filed hy the Kenao Mining company The Ineorjmr-ator- s capitalized at $50,000 are Henry Wade president, Thousands of people have awak- will fe given ened to the imporb the andy Second w.d at the tance of keeping Sandy amusement haU Friday evening the body in norof Her in honor C DONT SHOP AT ANY HIGH PRICE STORE, COME TO The Iron Springs Townsite and velopment company filed articles by Ward Friends ' ' vice president. Park Lric W rt skoglund and J H Wade With a lapltal of $20 000 the Emigration Isaiid and Livestock company incorporated Following are the Incorporators R W Palmer, president V T Bateman, vhe president and Klva L. treasurer, A L Maxfleki Maxfuld and Martha B. Palmer. The Granite and Oonstruction company filed incorporThe i ompany has capation articles ital stock of $lo 000 with P Lincoln E. as president and treasurer, V Bump vice president and secretary, Ethel B Uncoin and J T Woottnn and M Owen, additional directors. Hubert Four New Concerns File Incorporation Articles Missionary Will ss Shoes ZZZ2I j Are Given New Low TO BE MAILED. 24 Unions SUITS FORTY-FIV- E Premiums for the Cache, ounty fair will be mailed to the week winners this according to prize Secretary Merlin Hover of the Fair Mr Hovey states that association more than $1500 will he paid out in premiums to prize winners BURGLARY REPORTED. LOG X Oct 24 Burglars entered the Anderson A Sons lumber yard at Hyrurn last night bj a back window Tbev took pocket knives razors, clippers shells and odd pieces of cutlery roughly valued at artout $100 98c, $1.25, $1.39 and 95c, $1.25, $1.35 PREMIUMS LOGAN, Oct UNDERWEAR Heavy labor.A Georye DEATH CALLS PIONEER. LOOAN, Oct. 24 Christian Sorensen 7d years of age, died at his home He was bom in In Mendon yesterday Denmark on 1ecembpr 7, 1847, and had resided In Mendon for slxty-tw- o years Funeral services will be held from the ndnn chapel Friday afternoon at 1 o clock. WINTER MENS RUBBERS 24. Straton, special writer for the Country Gentleman, has been In Cache valley for the past fpw days preparing an article on child labor in beet fielda He was especially interested in the labor that is being done by organized bos scouts and st&tjd that they are doing wonderful work ! far Hi RUBBER FOOTWEAR chiLd run-dow- y medicinal gredients, each of which has its Tells Sufferers to End Piles Forever own special prop- Rochester Doctor Achieves Remarkable Success With New Prescription. Must Give Absolute Belief fredientsisamild or Money Back. whichcleans-e- e It has .remained, for a yell know the bowels and Rochester doctor to find a real remkeeps one free- edy for Pflea. Years- - of- patient, from constipa- painstaking effort on his part has tion, another acts resulted in a prescription that will beneficially on the actually heal Piles and absorb them, liver and kidneys. never to return. a third aids digestion so that the This doctor says no man or wobody absorbs the full strength from rn aln need suffer another hour from the food, another steadies the nerves any pain arising frsm Hemorrhoids and helps toovercome sleeplessness, or Piles now that ha has made arirritability and nervous depression. rangements with - leading druggists There is not an ailing part of the to dispense this wonderful prescripbody which does not feel the ben- tion known as MOAVA SUPFOM-TORIEfor a moderate price on ths efit of Lyko. money hack-i- f dissatisfied plan. If yen Buffer from tbo effect of tick mm overwork or worry- If yoa bar Mieetttoe, Youll be nmared to see how constipation or kday troubkt; tf yoa nro quickly it nets. Blessed relief often biiwas, if yoa ho owoko BthU; if yoa look comes in an hour; even in eases of that onorry nad spirit which wins oaeeoos and popularity, pat Lykp mt work to MM long standing with profuse bleed- up your strrnrth and vitality. 800 how aoon Ing really wonderful results have yoa will fool Tiko now. Lyko io sold hy ml$ been aceomphshed. For sale bn reliable draegirtn Ask foe it today. , Schramm Johnson, Drugs, Five (.') Solo MmmmFaetmrere Good City Stores, also their stereg LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY in Bureka. Price, Heber and Parson," NswYsrii Cttg.kts. Utah, and all good drugwt- - (Adv.) erties. One of these in- - - ell known in northern Missouri. Mr. Murray writes, When I began to take Lyko I was so weak I could hardly walk across the room. Now I am able to do a pretty fair days work and my neighbors are surprised at the effect." Mr. W . L. Lawler of Alabama says: This is one of the greatest tonics for vitality , digestion and liver trou- ble. A general rebuilder for rundown persons. It made me an entirely new mah at (5. I feel like I am only 30 years of age today. Theee are only two out of the multitudes of letters from gratefiil people who have recovered their itrength and energy by the aid of Lyko and who recommend it as the in- S , (an. . |
