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Show J J- . ? SatwdaypBecemBerTTl, 19T5." THE , JOtIRNAL, LOGAKriJTAH. THI-WEEK- PAGEFTVTI Ihe superior forces of enemy. HE The ambassadors replied that in such a case they would break off diplomatic and cease giving the assistance that hitherto had been accorded The Agricultural Club of, the Miffitqnegro. North Cache High School held its regular meeting Monday. RULGARS PURSUE FRENCH TROOPS The meeting was a very enthusiastic one and the boys are 'deSofia, Dec. 5, via London, termined to become a factor for Dec. in transmis-,uu.ugood in the school arid the 'The sion) following statement The principal feature of NORTH CACHE - . -- V. by-M- rr was-gwen : . Carrington of the Agricultural warOn bothtoday of the Vardar sides His Seed was College. topic continued our river have troops Selection, that being the work who French of the the pursuit" is taking up this which the club ' adA are column retreating. winter. . of north JVIonastir, vancing Mr. Carrington pointed out across the Smelevo toward the -- by ' many ways to e-boys, Monastir to Resna, which they, as a club, could be road'Tfom defeated the Serbians after severy useful to their school and vere fighting at Bigla mountain their community. He said that,, arid occupied the town of Res-nin answer to letters sent out by . the A. C. U., to farmers, businorth-omen ness and professional to frorif ' Kichevo Monastir, throughout the state, asking Ochrida, captured, after bitter what subjects theyat would like strongly fortified pothe A. C. resistance, to. have discussed-o near sitions the villages of Roundup, the answer was alnow and is Miramorac and most universally organization - toward Ochrida. A ' marchingand farm management thfo&gh column advancing fromcKiche-v- o organization. The A g. Clubs will Ditira after towards formzA very important part in battle defeated the this organization. Serbians at the watershed The Home Economics club of which follows the ridges "of the ' the High School also held its Jama mountains and towards regular meeting. A very fnter- - noon occupied Dibra from esting talk was given by Miss 'which place they are pursuing Maughan; head of the depart- the enemy ia the direction of " ment of Home Economics in the Struga.- " High School, on the life of Ellen On the H. Richards, who is generally front, near Bjakana and Kula-lum- a regarded as the mother of Home Our troops are counting Economics clubs. material war considerable ' The girls are very enthusias- - which -- the work and troops abandoned, v tic over their club are going to out-- , they say they class the boys, when it comes to FAST PACE OF BICYCLE RACE RIDERS IN SIX-DA-S doing club work. The class in Animal Husban7. Fast ridsome New York,-Dedry has been spending with Spears, Walthour, time studying, horse judging. ing the and Grenda Fogler setting the boys up In order to bring six-d- ay riders . the' excur-in,4he pace .kept. real thing, Jagainst the. Tricycle race ahead of the sions have been made to various best could get previous mark. At mid- . farms so that they some- - nightyrthe forty --eighth hour, of the- different types of horses. the thirteen leading teams were thriee miles and- eight laps They went .to Smithfield , last ahead of the record, with a n fine some percher-,osee to .Week of 1015 miles one lap. The horses, belonging to Mr.1 Ai- score 1 000-mi- le mark whs passed &t ken, which took the prize in the with Walthour 11:18 m., p. County fair. All the teams field. ' The the class in Horticulture has leading the which grind were began been spending the week judging g nothwithstand-inin the race, fruit and studying the best me- still the fast pace. ' thods of packing fruit. At midnight Sullivan and Coach Plant met with the other coaches of .the northern Anderson were one. leaders, Suter and Madonna, district of the1 State Basketball the two Wohlrab and Kopsky League, at Brigham City last ind laps, Ruddie-Russ- e and Vander-stuy- ft Saturday and arranged the four laps. basketball schedule . for . the . this season. games for FOURTEEN MEXICAN The students have been busy WOMEN EXECUTED this Week with their term examinations, They are all hoping San Antonia, Tex., Dec.v8. ; for the best. Fourteen Mexican women were executed Dec. 5 at Casas GranMONTENEGRO FOR ges by the Villa military authSEPARATE PEACE orities on charges j)f having been spies for the Carranza Berlin, Dec. 8, by wireless to government according to adAccording to dis- vices reecived at theCarranza Sayville. reecived by the Frank- consulate here tonight. It was patches furter Zeitung, says the Over- charged that Carranza corresMonteneseas News Agency, pondence in the form of letters gro has expressed a desire for to Villa officers in the garrisons a separate peace. in the Casas Grandes valley King Nicholas, according to were found on the accused wothe dispatches personally hand- men, the advices stated. The ed to the entente ambassadors women, it is said, were stood up a document suggesting the pos- against an adobe wTall in - one sibility of a separate peace for line and shot by a long firing Montenegro, which was repre- squad. sented as unable to withstand office -th- a. - f Me-dov- san-iuina- a ry . - Serbo-Montenegr- Serbo-Montenegr- in in -- Y J c. ( - -- gipg -- - - , lap-behin- . d 5 r On account of Sickness attend to my business, and have just, got through making adjustmentwith the Fire Insur ance company, and, even though it is. just-i- the heart of the buying season I have decided to put on a Sale and j? - ..cleamupalLdamaged-good- s I have not been able n ? - i - - -- ' 1 ' ' r Commencing Monday Morning at 9 A: htzz:z M. j and Lasting Until Friday Night December 24th Everything in my store will be put on sale at the Biggest Reduction ever offered in Logan ' - W- .- f ; am going ta sell every Dollars worth 'Sale Prices Of Damaged Go ods Our .ENTIFE STOCK CONSISTING Of I - ? T, . . , , 4 q " V , Ladies arid Misses '.Coats-'Suits, 'one-piec- e Dresses, Skirts, Petticoats, Under- wear, Hosiery for Women and Children, Ladies Hats, Furs, all kinds of Store. Ladies Furnishings and iff fact everything carried in a First-Cla-ss , $ INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF. ' Many of the articles that will be offered Jf. are only damaged by smoke. But the entire stock has got td be cleaned COMPANYS LOSS. Just at out. YOUR GAIN, THE the time when everyone is looking for Christmas presents, and many , articlto be sold will make valuable presents. - , r ' .w ' FIRE-INSURANC- E v , - 'n L. nL .a. , Remember Sale opens Monday Moming and December P k i! MILLINERY DR. MARSHALL BACK TO FACE ACCUSERS Dr. HerSalt. Lake, Coffee bert F. Marshall, charged with the murder of his wife, was The one way to be sure brought a, to Salt Lake from .deKan., yesterday. He of good coffee all the time, nies that he killed his wife and is to buy it in airtight tins. that he attempted suicide in the Seneca (Kan.) jail. His wound, You may accept this he says, was the result of an when he attempted to statement confidently; accident, strike a match while holding: the gun closetq his head.He the Best isn't Schillings a and his attorney, Warren N. , i to- - if t 77 North Main Street, Logan, Utah Dec, 9. Sa-beth- tion before the officers were ........ ready to take him. . Marshall Mrs. Relatives of pleaded with' Kansas officers not to place Dr. Marshall in jail when he was arrested. . V Information that came to light yesterday, indicates that of once they are deprived of their said that efforts would be made Dadmun, secretary to have new power boats con- league, announced that it is diplomatic immunity. Further consideration, however, has led to a change ' of view. If the United States should take the ground that it is responsible for the safe return of the two officers to Ger-- structed along naval lines. deavoring to induce the en- southern The. Navy league adopted a members of congress to sup- resolution favoring the estab- port the administrations naval lishment next summer of naval program. t a training camps on the lines of M MN MMHrr the - military camp "held at thaa Smallpox. w, AlliedgQvermnents Plattsburgh, N. Y., last sum- TYPHOID manythe., ariracoJoo tfc would be disposed to refrain mer." jr M , XatityiAoM ViodMtfc. is from intervention, though it tif pan pJunktaa.Paa A such Too, f Mrs. Marshall -- The league favors the theory that' mil,. tttoaKmtoltlmlw- -; liie. would insist that f probable they York forher money at or near New " a,k roar pbritetw. 4rast was" murdered at Trkel4 rtioe. Tjrpho Ut Was the men give their parole not camps in' she before fat short time be will explode!, Bay, Narragansett wolU City, It . isnt the only good and property Mi Md lirniffw Typhoid C,rttera. the New Salt to serve actively, during the Rhode Island, at Norfolk, Va., m arms mbosatmt; Knrunr.tAi as she had neither.. Her family found ,depd, UMtWl ! 1 war.' hotel. coffee and San Francisco.' Arthur H. fMMCMt IMCWII I It is simply, our in ordinary circumstances ' say. THOUSAND BOATS best; the result of long they In letters written to Mar- ALLIES TO HONOR OFFERED NAVY U. S, REQUEST . shalls sister, to her own sisterA experience in producing and to friends in Kansas City New York, Dec. 8. Nearly Washington, Dec, 8. Any death, Mrs. coffee and getting it few days' before herwas good 1,000 owners of yachts and mohappy application for safe conducts tor boats have consented Marshall said she to oftci you in good condition. and that .Dr. Marshall was for Captain Boy-e-d and Captain auxiliaries to . -- At Niblsy IlaD,: Llonday Dec. von Papen MlL.be - considered fer their craft as. acabout to engage in practice United States navy, the solefriends of both Dr by the allied governments Yea can try It whl to an announcement are quoted as ly upon the request of thS Unit- cording on Marshall risk; moneyback. Mrs. and made by Ralph B. Strassburger ed States. no were family ; T there comasserting d The first impulse among a member of the executive of Work quarrels between them. ' officers the of League mittee Navy Schilling representatives of the allies the United States. Mr S true Dr. Marshall, the ' the two was to refuse to treat ' Best Sabetha leave to wanted pay, -the league addressing officers Sunday and insisted on coming German other soldierdifferently here yesterday, Kv at a meeting or sailor vindica from any to Utah for a 4&j:oHee.packe4ttk cffl-cc- -- r. - A V ) in-Lak- i f i , i t i! , e Lord and Lady Aberdeen 13th Ireland and Womans in Worlds Acnnicclon - - - 2C ccnlo Lecture -- ; |
