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Show 4 IS TIES JUNTO t WE CANT VOTE FOR OR LLT ON . t ; LC"-- 1 VOTE FOR WILSON :j 112. LOGAN CITY,' UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, VOLUTES XXXIV. NUMBER 20., I5JDGE W. H.'E1JMG':;AT-- ' SMITHnOJJTHBS EVENING AT 8 OCLOCEC V- - 'Cinrassioins Agricultural College Exhibit at The Dry , . A x. WEEK V The Wobyca held its first meeting of the year, ..Tuesday after-noo- n at the home of Mrs. Charles Bitter, Necessary business matters were attended to, after which Mrs. F. D. Daines entertained the members with an inter- le f--? 19-2- machine and will cost in . the neighborhood .of nine thousand dollars, It will 'be delivered - in' ' X April the,. purconnection yrith 'Jn chase of The machine, - Mayor of Hayball submitted a report the Ms work 0 investigating wdtkings of such machines and as it is a matter of considerable interest: to business men here, we print the report in full. V It follows?. 1912; Oct. 14, Logans Utah, Board of ity Commissioners. C Gentlemens As chairman on sub-- , herewith Public. Safety, I of my mit the following report findings on fire fighting machin- nei , - . 4 -- . ery, exhibited' at Denier during the convention of the. Interna-tiona- l association of Fire Engineers at their 40th Annual convention held September 17th to 20th, 1912. . Will say that all fire fighting equipments Shown 0n the convention floor at the latge Auditorium were all Motor driven. The following manufacturing companies were represented; Robinson Fire Apparatus Manufacturing company, American La France ife Engine company, The --Webb company, The The company, " ' Ahrens-Fo- x company. These engines were Ml tested out at the municipal repair shops at Denver; The suction hose .being about ten feet below the side- -' from a walk, drawing.-wat- er cistern that wa furnished Nvith water-frothe city . mains. I am not at this time in possession of the actual efficiency of the different pumps-- , but the committee in charge will have these various tests all compiled within the next few days arid, the same will W published in the fire and v", engineering journals. But I will say that with' the aid of Chief Bywater of Salt Lake City and ChiejP Canfield of Ogc(en, I ;nade a very careful study and investigation of all.apparatus shown on the' floor, and. feel to recommend to the Logan City commission, and also to the citizens of Logan, the 'purchase of a ' six - cylinder combination car of . about 100 horse power; this will consist of a pump .of about "7(10 gallons pumping Capacity per minute, a chemical tank holding about 40 gallons of chemicals with 250 feet of hose for same, wjth room in the body of the machine "for' carrying 1,000 feet of 2 y inch hose, alto two' ladders besides all tools and other equipments too numerous to mention in this re- -' port. Will further recommend in order that Lpgan city may get the very best price - possible to be, obtained that they pay cash, after car has been delivered and some one been Taught and given full instructions how to manage same, and. Logan city has made final acceptance of the car.. These terms Logan city will be able to comply with, as the car will not be delivered and finally accepted before May 1st, 1913, as all man-- . ufacturers demand from three to t (Continued on page 8) . 1 - ve -- J -- - , - . t Judge W. IL King will deliver an address to the people' of Smithfield this at evening . commencing and in order oclock, eight . to give Logan people a chance to heir the speech, have - been arrangements made for an excursion rate of twenty-fiv- e cents for the round trip from Logan. The car will leave the corner of Main and Center streets at seven .thirty. - will consist; of numerous samples of grain" grovyn- - under varying conditions of Moisture, climt etc,, and will depict in a graphic manner the relative - nutritive qualities between the various Wheats thus shown. Samples of loaves of bread, showing the color the same and the formation will Itlso be portion pf the exhibit. . In addition to this, some, of the charts' used", at - the recent State Fair Exhibit will be shown," giving the relative rainfall throughout the world, and emphasizing the importance of methods in the economy of the worlds food production.' Over; sixty percent ' of the Worlds surface must be redeemed by the application of dryfarming methods, if it is to be utilized at all, and it is with a view to emphasizing this feature, that the present exhibit is bein& -- ry-farming arranged, Mr. Lob J, Haddock, who is in charge of the arrangement for the State has just received information - that ..,100 . uniformed boy scouts have been appointed by those in charge of the arrangements at Lethbridge to act as guides, messengers, escorts to women and- - children, etc day and night during the Congress. TMs will be the most unique and helpful service ever rendered by boy scouts, and opens up a new. field BUTCHERS AC- TIVITIES GF TBE .Farm Congress Dry-Farmi- motor-propelle- COLLEGE K i. G Titus, of the,Agricul-hel- d of activity for such organizations. .yester- fuj-a- l College rs arranging an ex- - Speaking of the' other features city commissioners a& decided ' to hibit for the coming International of entertainment Tvhich have been: day morning, it w d Congress which con provided; Mr. Haddock Bays:-Whipurchase a new, horse-drive- n xenes in Canada on This is a distinctly agrithe Lethbridge, to fire engine displace is wMch 6 cultural this month,the of meeting, the object of machine flow owned by to enwhich is the free and open discusof keen interest to sure new The prove the municipality The exhibit of sion th various phases of agriall the France of La delegates. gfne is an American . At a ' the j. Dr. E. special meeting of i - I B. SHIP IN HU THE EASJ , A. most unusual sight was witnessed on Main street .Tuesday afternoon when Bell Brothers, butchers, unloaded a carload of prime beef that had just been received from Omaha. .Unusual, because perhaps it is the first time. that such a shipment has Been received here, and' surprise ing when it is known that there are great many fat cattle here animals ready, for the block. The meat dealers here do not but they say that the people who own these local cattle are asking such a price for them that it is cheaper by a cent a .pound at least, to ship the meat in from Omaha and other eastern points. The imported meat, they say, is com fed and of the best quality, afid.it must be copfessed - that it looks it. , , The intimation is plainly given that these shipments will continue uptil such time as the Cache producers feel; they can make n price on their animals that will enable the butcher to handle .them at a profit. In 'the matter of pork, it is said that the condition was even worse until 30 days ago. The statement was made on Tuesday that the butcher could ship in pork in prime side cuts, in which there was no waste at all cheaper than he could buy the dressed hog here and takall. the waste. It is a most undesirable condition and to us it .seems a proper consideration of matter for-th- e the Boosters Club. Producer and buyer should beagottep-togethe- r and a plain understanding 'had. Some men have' complained lately that they have fat animals for sale and that local butchers will not look at them, and the butch: er$ on the other hand say that it is useless, to go out after beef here as the farmer does not seem to know exactly what he wants for his animals, and then when pinned down wants altogether too much. ' '(Continued on page four.) tions of tjie world where the raiu? fall is the least bit uncertain, where drouth affects the development of the farms where there are worn-ou- t soils and where insufficient rainfall makes it neeessary to adopt special methods of tillage and special crops, there will be plenty of time to enjoy the Exposition, the band concerts, Alberta pipers band contest, ...fireworks, drills by mounted police hoy seouts, etc.-- Excursions into the surrounding country, the tilly age demoflstratios, power demonstrations, etc.Opportunity will be given atthe dose of the Congress for those who desire to make extended excursions through ' the western provinces of Canada to do so at a low .rate of fare.! In addition to all this will be President oj ina. International the Convention of Farm Women, Congress, to beheld, which will be the'secoud gatherinc Lethbridge, Canada. October 21 26 ing of the kind to be held in the history of. the 'world. Mrfi.Widtsoe of this city is- the third of this organization, andMrs. Lewis A. Merrill; of Salt Lake IFASDLTV 1EABUE City is' the executive "'committee member from Utah; Quite .a num1 ber hav4 already announced their intention of attending thei' Congress, and reservations are now ,A gathering which taxed the being made- - for a special Utah One... of the choicest herds' of reat , Thomas car which will leave Ogden, next capacity of the jersey cattle to be seen anywhere Smart floor .at 'the Gymnasium Friday afternoon. bein Western America is now College was, the re- Agricultural ing assembled at the Agricultural which the r Womans FacCollege. The. herd; will be made sponse LEC-BETAYLORS to their ' received J DU; up of all of the prize winning ulty League event social first to.the at tbe recent State fair. T'tatioM car tke T100! Monday night. Van Pelf, Trli;f. Aectording affair was .arranged to as- in the necessary Fair, and' who is a character of smimls tosecuring International- -' reputation; the Provdj aest, Utah exhibit of jerseys vas the socially, and financial among the' very best'in the worlds ege The following communication The present herd is Being from George T. Odell, relative to sembled under the direction of it was an immense success. the lectures being given by Dr. the Utah Jersey Association, abd eraP hundred of the .Btudents were present together with a W. E. Taylor, soil expert, . has the cattle Will be placeA-oexDr, Taylor hai hibition at' the Pacific" Interna- number of the members of' the been received: lectured twice; on., the Wagon tional Dairy Show, which takes faculty with their wives. companys premises in Salt Lake, place' in Portland November '18-2- .a Thatchers .Orchestra furnished and once each in Spanish Fork, ProProfessor John T, Caine, III, the music for, the occasion, last person present appeared vo, Hinckley,' Delta, ' and will have' charge of, the arrange- every night at Richfield, , He had an ment end and it is his in- to thoroughly enjoy the affair. The northwest "room adjoining audience' of something over two tention to use the herd while they hundred. at Richfield (there". .be- are here 'being fitted for the ex- -' the gymnasium had been reserved, as a refreshment room, and ing several other attractions in hibition as subjects for tbe it Murdock Refreshment comthe town),- - and he talkei for, one classes in stock , judging. of this last feahour and fifty five minutes, anej, Tbe cattle will be 'stationed in pany had charge ' ture. ' to was asked not stop.' the College barn andany wishing 1 have heard all of his lectures Ay pleasant little . interpolation to inspect tho same may have the but. two, .and none of them exact- privilege. came in fhe form of a brief ad, ly compare with the others; that Among those who will he rep- dress from Governor Wm. Spry. is, he injects something pew in resented by prize winning jerseys The Governor came immediately everTecture. are Cannon Brothers, Smith Bro- from the rally which had been President Smith listened to him thers, ' Riverside Stock 'Farm. held earlier in the evehing at in pur office in Salt Lake anti Hamilton, 7 James H, Moyle' of Nibley Hall to the College, and complimented him. with the le Salt Lake. City, and also Mr. A. his remarks were received in an all presI wish you, could' lec- 0. Smoot of Provo. Tn addition enthusiastic manner-bmark: before an audience, of seven to these the State prison will be ent, The one way to reduce the ture or eight' thousand in the Taber- represented with one or wore tost of living, said the Gover nacle. choice cattle, and the Agricul- nor. Is to ereate more' producDr. Taylor will leave 4iere this tural College will also send 9 ers. This is the spirit of the morning for Ephraim, have two number of its best jerseys. The Agricultural College . of Utah, lectures at that point, , one at Ballamoar FafYn of Richmond and tMs is the .spirit in which women, to-- , American Fork Wednesday night, will also enter list,- and alto- jyou yoi.fi fl with splendid tout Brigham City Thursday, gether the representation frem eether Widtsoe President are workand on page four.) Utah will make up an exhibit of and the interests the State , ing. that wll be barrio 'equal any-of are all Utah with in you. the Westenr Country? MARRIAGE LICENSES thing 'Mr. Thomas Smart also made Some of the jerseys have ala brief speech, at the close' of the ' the and arrived at .College, ready - the Governors remarks which more was are Racks and JT426) Lewis expected during Larsen, ' ' with week." enthusiasm received, . great coming both of Logan.' .1 , - V the students, Mr. Smart and ; George Pierce and Emily Rob- ' .In the case of LoganCity vs by his family, were the .honored erts, both of Paradise. . Chris Larsen charged with keep- guests of the occasion, and the Orson. W. Hansen and Laura ing.. liquor for sale, a verdict of affair was as a testimonial given Jearfhette Ruud,' both Of Logan. guilty as charged was rendered by Of the" esteem and appreciation in d John W . Sioddard of the jury Ttfesday afternoon. The which Mr. Smart and his gift are Tren-toand. Lois Merrill of defense put in no evidence atall bejd by those connected with the ' . , , and it went to the jury without College, William Izatt and Vilate Chris- argument. Larsen will receive ' LOST three keys and button tensen, both of Logan. sentence on Saturday morning gt John J. Thomas .of Paradise, ten o'clock. The jury in the case hook on key ring. Finder leave and Ada L, Jensen ofjlyrum. was composed by' Joseph E. Cow at this office and be rewarded, Elmo Petersen (Advertisement)"-.- of Franklin, ley, A. G. Lundstrom, Andrew Idaho, and Lenna Petersen of Eliason and II. J. Carlisle. The Next week non. B. H. Roberts Cove. . next case t be called is that of will be here for a three days todr John Henry Kidman of Men-do- n Logan City vs Harriet Steadman of the county, in the interest of and Vivian Affleck of Lewis- and the trial wilPeommecce . this the Democratic party. His itiner ' . ton. morning at ten oclock. ary will be announced later. f - ; X Dk yohn A.ixJidtsoe -- Dry-Karrni- - vice-preside- nt mvmm PARTYMCESS -- EF to-M- r. ..... J1" Tl n . 2; at-thi- s stu-da- -- y 4 and.Fri-(Continue- te ui - if d a about Cambridge. Mrs. L. L. Daines played a piano solo, and delicious refreshments weVc served by Mrs. Bitter. The officers of the Student Body Organization electeda last week are as follows: Karl Wood, president. Mary Young, Florence Carlisle, s ecretary and treasurer, f Guy Poulsen, chorister. Wm. Jones, athletic manager , Members of the Crimson Staff were also, elected, - Parley A. Christensen was appointed Edi- and - Wm. Lindsay, business manager. The following assistants were given them. Grace Wood, assistant editor. GuyPoulson, circulating man-age- r. vice-presidpn- t. Rieh-mon- n. 1 - -t- or-in-chief . . . Lothair Allred, athletic editor G race" Wood, exchanges Skidmore, staff artist , Phebe Ricks, doinentic science. Frances Barber, socials Claire Cardon, locals. '.This years 'assignment . of books for the. library are begin ning to arrive and are being catalogued as rapidly as possible. Some valuable additions are be- - T ing madel' ' Professors Robinson and Hickman attended the Ilyrum Stake Religion Class conference last Sunday as representatives of the General Board of Religion Classes. ! .Professor J, W. Gardner was', in Salt Lake City last weeS and while there succeeded in passing successfully the State Bar . ; Professor L. L. Daines went to Garland last Saturday jto meet with the Religion Class officers and teachers of the Bear River Stake. The Kappa-N- u Society will Friday afternoon. Miss Phebe. Nebeker, last years president, is attending the AgrieuL tural College. The'Wbbste' Debating Society held a short nibeting Tuesday morning. Reynold Merrill, presi-- . dent of the society, who was in charge of the meeting, announced the requirements for admission and invited applicants for mem. bership. Next Saturday evening, the Senior Class will give a Kitchen Party in the College kitchen. Only members of the class are favored with invitations. The members of the Faculty are having remodeled for , their use, a room in the basement of the West Building for ..dressing room purposes. This is within easy reach of the swimming pool, and will make swimming more popular among faculty members. The tennis tournament is alThe winners most completed. will constitute a team to play a match game in the near future witMmembers of tbe Oneida gtjie Acaaemy, Exam-inatifon- s. ( - MISSIONARY PARTY -- . I talk esting cultural development, the conditions and requirements in the sec- party will be given the Second ward meeting house tomorrow evening at 8 oclock sharp in honor of William Wayman .who leaves for the Western states mission October 21st. The program will consist of the following:' Piano Solo Lettie Jacobsen Chorus Minnie Thomas and company. Mandolin selection- - Ileber G. Shipley. Reading Prof. W.O. Robinson Piano solo Nellie Busby. ' Yocal solo Flounce Smurth-waitA farewell at . -- e. , Address-Mari- ner Eeeles. Dancing will' be 'enjoyed after the program. . |
