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Show Take Your Old Clothes To The Red Cross 8 LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1918. VOLUME XXXIX. o 4 NUMBER 232. BULGARIA OBTAINS AN ARMISTICE V. m OF: THE ALLIES BUT UPON ' -- ft . H i,J has been concluded betweenVthe Allies Bulgaria on the Allies own terms, it is officially announced. PARIS, Sept.. 30. -- An. armistice THE PRESIDENT HOSTILITIES MRS. ISAAC.S. M'ELROY COMES TO RESCUE CAME OF SUFFRAGISTS END (By Associated Tress) WASHINGTON. Sept. 30. '"President Wilson today stepped into the breach of the senate Wilson Draws over the woman suffrage n Number and in a personal address Which Is 322 Some Of in the senate chamber, asked for Other N umbers its passage as a war measure.of the concurrence Drawn Below The 200C the I regard Senate in constitutional Mark amendment proposing the exten-tio-n of suffrage to women vital(By Associated Press) essential to a successful prosWASHINGTON, Sept. 30. ly ecution of Wilson drew the first draft thegreat war of huwhich we are engagin number which was 322. Other manity ed. is It my duty to win the war. numbers under two thousand ask to you to remove every oband within tfye first hundred stacle that stands in my way of drawn are 1027, 1697, 438. 904. 1523. 1240, 1907, 20, 1255, 739. winning it. The adoption, in my 535, 219, 625. 72- 832, 964, 348, judgment, is clearly necessary to a successful prosecution of the 4. 1961, 134, 385, 657. war, and a successful realization of the objects for which the AGAIN THEY SAY war being fought Resident reaso-lutio- TheFirst The TO AN (By Associated Press) LONDON, Sept. 30. Speaking in Guild HaU today, Andrew Bonar Law, Chancellor of 1649 Hayes St. the Exchequer, said the Bulgar San Francisco, CaL Ian convention had been signed The Journay, which ended tohostilities by Iogan. Utah. noon. at day Bulgaria, by the Realizing the pleasure terms fixed, gives up completebrings the Folks at Home hear of the laurels won by our ly the control of her railways the Chancellor stated. boys, whether it be on the bat-- Penetrate Hindenburg Line On Eight Mile Front To Depth Of Two Miles TODAY Belgo-Britis- h Forces Strike Hard In The North Vt -- (Br Associated Press) On Nearly All Fronts The Entente Forces Are Smashing Ahead British Suffer Small Setback At One Point In France , (By (Associated Press) tle front, in the vanguard or in (By Associated Press) PARIS, Sept 30. (Havas the training camps, I feel it my LONDON, Sept. 30. A strong Gourauds Agency.) General 5 f f duty to tell of an incident which belief exists here this afternoon k Ifi attacked this morning on fell under by observation at that a peace offer from Turkey army the northern slopes of Bellevue Camp Fremont a few days ago. is imminent Sometime ago a number of heights, Mont Cuvelet, Boucon-vill- e. !' 'V? A Alin brook which flows young Utahns desired to effect Germans Object To an organization for theilr mutnortheast toward Challerange, ual benefit and to keep in their Use . Of Shotguns has been crossed and heights attacking jn Flanders have adMiss Alice Wilson, niecs of ths proa, hearts the teachings .under the dominating village of Marne, on " vanced an average depth of five (dent, was married rooontly In the the west side of the brook, has auspieces of the Y. M. C. A, as 80. AMSTERDAM; Sept' miles, and a maximum depthof White House to Rov. Istso Stuart Me theVRed Triangle Club of the been taken. leGermany, through the Swiss the ceremony being eight miles.. Roulers is imperiled Elroy, Jr, 62nd Inf. Camp Fremont. Meet- gation, has sent an ultimatum tc by the groetb'a father. . (By Associated Press) HE&TUNG HAS QUIT and tbejwjiole enemys commune, and are the government ings are held United X o, THE' MINNESOTA 'PARIS, "Sept, 30. The French ications in Belgium and Flandwell attended. Boys from al! States that if ho satisfactory THE CASUALTY, in resumed the Campagne, on the Belgian ers, particularly meet mormondom AMSTERDAM, Sept. 30. together, answer is forthcoming on Oct IS RESCUED coast, is threatened. at daybreaki'the war ofcice Chancellor von Hertling and LIST FOR TODAY many of them returned mission I, to the German protest about announces, , , Hintze von rt1 - f aries, and relate! their exprienc the use of shotguns by American foreign secretary (Br Associated Press) When colleges and high f (By1 es to and com-foeach offer other , told iers Asspclatda Press) t have tendered their resignations WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. 'reprisals will be taken schools were invited to sefad (By Associated Proas) in 30, PARIS, Progress Sept cheer. and A semiofficial telegram from 37 encouragement, the Berlin Vossiche Zeittung The battleship Minnesota, which representatives to the Presidio Killed in action the German hold on struck a mine yesterday, arriv- for training qualifying them to Missing in action.... 20 For some time the off icers j of Berlin gives the following addi- breaking says it understands. French soil is shown by the fact the ed safely at a naval station, and act as organization have been pre- tional details of the note: From ...289 military instructors. Prof. Wounded in action.. no is any French dethat longer to have Prest. Jos. E. prisoners captured during e LIST OF MEN CALLED is now drydocked. : 21 paring Brigham Johnson of the faculty Died of wounds held by ih3 partment entirely MisRobinson of the California skirmish between patrols on Juof the North Cache High School Died of-- accident 5 sion of the Church This situation is estab-iishe- d memy. of Jesus ly 27 a repeating shotgun waf FOR PHYSICAL Workmen Tell Of went to represent that instituDied of disease.. 15 Christ of Latter 'Day Saints taken. The prisoners, who beby the recapture of four tion, and was expected to return 1 address them. These prepara- longed to American jnfantry re- jommunes, in the department of EXAMINATION Ruin In France to fill his position and also act Prisoners. Ardennes. , tions were completed and a meet giment 307 of the SeVenty-sev-ent- h as military instructor, but also, division, stated that theii 388 ing was called Saturday, evenTotal. Workmen, engineers, and (By Associated freea) for the school, he became so Following is a list of Septem21. three such possessed ing in patrol Sept. factories LONDON, Sept. 30. British, caught thoroughly impregnated with ber registrants classified in Class In the list of those who died of When Elders of the San Fran- guns, each loaded with six cart- American and Australian forces one and ordered to appear for in the north of France when the the patriotic and military spirit in in wounds received the cisco action, Confefipnce, arrived at the ridges and each cartridge con pushed forward last night on the invaded German the reg- while there that nothering less army physical examination Thursday, Y tent of the 62nd it was a taining shots of size 00. Marine ion front between Bellicourt and have gradually worked their that a close up view of, and corps list, appears the October 3, at 1 p. m.: was Another to see a capto large shotgun Paris as repatria- participation in, events at the name of Russel K. Sprunt of pleasing sight Gonnelieu, in the face of the Reuben Russell Johnson, Thom way back 11 on Third tured from the kahki in men crowd of Sept. gathered jeverest opposition General Haig 'as Clyde Woodside, Nels Walter tion has been accomplished. front would content him, so the Salt Lake. in joyous anticipation. infantry regiment of the Fifth announces. together information that the , They valuable bring Keith loses a C. N. Hershel Michael Nielsen, High . Mr. Formalities were forgotten for American division. Miss of Four thousand of remainss Sylvia, daughter and nothing will prisoners practically the but teacher, army gain Bullen, Floyd Reading Checketts, use of such weapons h forty guns were taken tyy the The moment and everybody made the Clark-stoestablishments II. S. Barson the industrial Mrs. and of Don soldier. a Thomas Alexander Lewis, good with forbidden by The Hague conven- allies yesterday north of St, ' underwent an operation themselves acquainted Nelson Dunford, Albert Wilford anywhere in the invaded dise tion as causing unnecessary sufand else acquain-ancone each Commercial Attache Electric power stations and for appendicitis in this city yes- every Quentin, anfl British forces have Dattage, Emil BamgartnerSig-var- t tricts, The German govern- altered the northern suburbs of a attested real mor was fering. lines have by Mr: C. their Pierce Williams transmission reports. Tomson, Theodore Martin terday, and is reported as mat mon hand shake. As soon as the ment protests energetically and Cambrai. in many cases been thoroughly Seeholser, Jr., Woodruff Hyrum Williams says : ing a nice recovery. On the front northwest of greetings were' over meeting expects from the United State V4, It is difficult to give any ad- dismantled, the machinery carAnderson, Charles Henry Keller, AH present joined government that steps will be Lecatelet, German counter-attack- s commenced. Mrs. E. of J. Germans and ried the Butte, off extent this idea the Lightfoot, of of by cop equate Andrew Smih, Easton Henry O Say, What Is aken immediately to discontinue Practi- Montana, has returned to her in singing pressed the British back Neilsen, Carl C. Spcth, Bert damage. While the area that has per wire sold at auction. of the employment two the shotguns. to weeks a After some home visit Truth. extent. ' . after metalprayin all opening the German been under equipment occupation cally Winfield Olsen, Erwin Ulrich out to the It govpointed On the front south of Douai with Tier mother, Mrs. Dunlop, er Mrs. Clarence Cummings, Moser, William Ernest Griffin, for almost four years Is small, working - plantsr- all the cotton, ernment of the United States he British have withdrawn one Lake of and Salt of wife her with of and her machsister, City, wool and aas with correspond- linen, spinning compared Timothy. Burton Noble, Donald rendered very that a prisoner on whom a shot- from Arleux. brother Scott Dunlop, while he the boys. Knowel Ctirtis, Rosewell Morris ing regions in the United States, inery, together with if beautifully a solo I Kpow That gun or shotgun ammunition plants and textile looms, was here on furlough. Swinyard, Lawrence Augustus it should be kept in mind that (By Associated Press) found life. forfeits his The Red My Redeemer Lives. pillHAVRE, Sept. Empey, Harry Spillitis, Milton prior to August, 1914. northern have been" systematically was up Triangle Club double , quartet McLaren Edwards WASHINGTON, Sept.- - 30.-- The and British armies defeated the Rawlins, Willard Leon Morten-so- and eastern France, with Bel- aged. ' Repatriated workmen U. U. of "School fever from with the encampment Thy back word sang machines that German protest against the Germans yesterday in heavy James Orson Anderson, gium- constituted onebfthe bring home. Feelings. , , use of shotguns Jby American ightiag on Flanders ridge and in Jesse Davidson, John McKnight, worlds busiest workshops. Ijj have been skillfully taken apart yesterday on a brief visit behind .when the Prest. Robinson delivered a troops has been received at the the Paul C. Ricks Glen Rue Laur- the invaded Departments of Fra and all the copper and alloys in He was left posiis and left the U., other boys very able discourse. He showed state department and an answer tion, an official statement shows. ence, Orion William Christensen, nee alone there were nearly 26, the bearings sent into Germany the R. 0. T, C. course. the value of truth and the needs soon will he dispatched. Virgil Stewart, Terrell Burton 000 factories and industrial est- for remelting. In manycases, taking ' of spirituality ; he showed that Shotguns are used by Amcrh (By AsaQQia.be(iPress Lewis, Charles Henry Naylor, ablishments. These factories rep after this was done, the iron folio God is over ailDuckville The Off For LONDON, Sept. 30. Charevo, leadingTand can troops, it was said, only, as resented more than 30 per cent frame was broken up and turned Norman Elmer Peterson, ' Ving sportemen, members of the and that truth ip he authorized by the accepted rules jast of Veles and six miles from Jasper Anderson, John of the industrial output of all of over to German scrapiron dealer Cache Valley Duck Club, lef guiding, must end counquer; that slaver of war. They are employed ir. the Bulgarian border, h?s been Steel structures have been taken Allen Ricks, Albert K. Aebischer, France. reserve their for afternoon this and oppression must give way general police work and ir captured bytthe Serbians, thus roofs William Ransom Egan, Peter ' Before the war the Depart- down and the sheet-iro- n on Salt Lake: T, B to the cause of freedom and libDuckville off the retreat of the at Olof Grimstad, Heber Guy John' ment now occupied by the enemy and steel columns and beams guarding prisoners, being more mtting C. M. Christiansen, Budge, Bulgarians, He discussed at length the desirable for such work than the acceding to a Serb-!a- n erty. . son, Alfred Lois Shelton, William furnished France with the fol- have either beeqv sent back into Charles Jenkins, ,Stonev Harry statement. hisSunday prophetical and traditional Frederick Preece, Nephi Hansen, lowing proportion of the cou- Germany or used elsewhere in highpowered army rifle because ' Chris Lundberg, Ne- tory of America, her place and Aaron the firing of the latter might re i Mr. and Mrs, f Hannon motor-?Joseph Richard Miller, Walter ntrys total production of the art- the war zone. Machine shops d Hansen, Thomas Calder, among Nations, her duty as a suit in the death or injury 9! Godderidge, Charles Henry Last, icles named: Iron ore, 90 per finished just before the war phi to Pocatello Saturday after Alf Stratton, H. I. Kimball, Roy sponsor of freedom, and her persons it was not intended tc noon to locate Henry Ellis Bair, Hyrum Sidney cent; pig iron, 83 per cent; steel, broke out have been razed to the a residence in I. P Stewart, .Henry final triumph DeWitt, jguaranteeing to hit. Hans in the the and. rear of Mueller, 75 per cent; coal, 70 percent ground, Karren, Eugene jf which to live, as Sir.' Harmon Charles Pegelow. Jim all men freedom, threat of reprisals liberty, and Irvin Andrew Swenson, Clifford combed wool, 94 per cent; linen battle line, the enemy has contin Campbell, Germanys enters business Olsen and Tom Johnson are the inalienable rights of free is not causing ' any anxiety "hortly ued in operation certain plants Leroy Poulson, Adrun Bright, thread. 90 per cent; sugar-6- 5 there in connection with Mr. T. will meet the citizens. and there John France, Alfred Marion per cent among American officials. The C. Martin. that are capable of serving his . launch the with gasoline had party the After Americans hold 100 German Porter Wilford congregation is likeliLewis, Coal mines have been flooded purposes , there every 1 r , the bene- prisoners to every ten Ameri-- ' Roy Heber Albiston, Laj and years will elapse before coal hood that they will later be Try a Journal wr.nl Use Journal ads and get sat sung America aid in cans Hatch. deliver Thatcher tbe enemy prison camps. will be hoisted out of them again fayette isfaction. (Coatianed ob Pag Thras) v - " LONDON, Sept. 30. Field Marshal Haigs forces today smashed the Hindenburg line on an eight mile front to a maxThe imum depth of two miles. attack was just north of St. Quentin. British and'" Belgian armies $ v . . v s v- 4vv , -- '"'fafr' d .of-th- a WTI amaMSimaaaRMM I r, - n, -- js -- ( wool-combi- ng n, Messines-Wytschae- 0 te - Cer-'vant- es dy Wad-doup- s, t |