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Show - ; Let your New Year resolve be to have your local paper in your hpme. "N - If you pull for the fellow who pulls'for, Cache County The Journal will be found at Nyour fireside. ' .Subscribe now. -- LOGAN COUNTY, UTAH, CITY-CACH- TUESDAY, JANUARY ONLY 7 1919. (By Associated pres) OF INTEREST FROM F SWITZERLAND - hundred BERLItf, Jan. students' and civilians are in the Bishop Fuhrimans Fori Festus Spartacus ranks parrying" rifles; Writes of Meeting American Fist fighting occurred in some C Soldiers places. The Spartacus marchers with the exception of workmen Basel, Switzerland. v from certain factories, comprise Dec. 7, 1918. . V the scum of .the.city; and four Dear Ones at Home: I will fifths of the. whole number- are take timd this evening to write bedraggled women and girls. The you ali a few irnes w'hfle evcry- Americairfiaghasbeenhoisted thing is frbsh on my mind. To-over the Hotel Adlon, where Am day has been a day that will be erican-oflice- 6 If MIRACLEIAF MISSIONARYUOT STOP BLOODSHED! , NUMBER -- 7,-r- -A (By Afwoclated Saturday, January 4th, the Pres) The Logan bays are coming Nearly Twelve Hundred Will Be back froth the army m increasDemobilized At The Utah now. 100 numbers ing Agricultural College Probably or more are now home and being Now that it. has been decided cordially welcomed by their . that the i45th Utah Field Arfriends. The Logan Welcome Home tillery shall demobilize at the JrWrMor reli ef LogaTFsecre Committee , 'feeTs'thaTItTI time Utah,. Agricultural College, a reading as follows: ' heartfelt tary and treasure- r- Mr. C. Z. my accept added its Welcome- An great and important responsibiliPray 8 made theCity Harris secretary of death on npoYTthc citizens of the your entertainment should be j: given ty-rests his --- sympathy news the htisband, distinguished theartxty, before year. Mr.Bergeson made a few selves overwhelmed by the com Agricultural College in acting oflvhich has shocked me remarks. every one ing oltheI145th. "mucH.1 At that time the part of the host for the resent to bez active? inzFarm we state. Approximately 1200 shall act as host for the enBureau work and to secure a tire state and soldiera-will.be. here.They come from Oyster Bay Mounts come large and active membership in every all from parts of-- Utah, part . of Utah,- southern locals Tor the coming year. their Idaho and parts of southern Idaho and parts of Nevada. Roosevelt The County agent Nevadagave a report ' Now is the time to -- do someof the accomplishments of the The Soldiers Welfare commit our Logan boys who , (By Associated Press) bur eaujfor, 1918. The report thing for teerwhichzrepresentalhcrCitj have returned. ' Nor should we OYSTERJlAYrJan: 7. With showed that by organization the Commercial Club and council of mast half at flags at Oyster Bay have accomplished forget the soldier toothers, and defense -- met Monday evening farmers and the citizens in deep mourn-in- g much in the destruction of crop wives, of returned soldiers-a- nd and decided that the entire Comover the death of Colonel pests and secured better prices the local Red Cross nurses who mercial Club should be. asked to have done so much" faithful Roosevelt, arrangements for un- for some of their products. assist-- Accordingly, a meeting of funeral services Greater results will - be ccomplished work during the recent epidemic. the directors of the Club, heads ostentatious Accordingly oif Friday afterwhen all farmers, join here tomorrow are being pernoon at 2 oclock at the Lyric of certain committees, Captain fected. -- High in 7 the air over the organization and cooperate Theatre an entertainment will Abbott, and representatives of J ' Sagamore HilL an army air- in the good work. be given to, which all Logan sol- the College will be held tonight of a committee At the ce&sless maintained has meeting to plan for the big home coming. plane diers, all Logan mothers and attend to was three occasionallswooping yappointed virgil, wives of returned Soldiers- -' and It wilkbe one of the greateveints earthwards dropping wreaths the state Farm Bureau meeting Red Cross nurses are invited. in the history of Logan and On all among theelms near the man- in Salt Lake City Jan. 9. .. , It will begin at 2 oclock prompt- Cache County, sion. In accordance with the January 10th, the state Farm be to is It distinctly underand there will be music, some wishes of the former .president, Bureau will meet with the sugar ly stood is a Utah celethis that and several motion the obsequies will be almost of officials to agree on a price for speeches, and after the demobilza-tiopictures. .Following this enter- bration Spartan simplicity. Col. Roose- - the 1919 Sugar Beet cropCache a big County Celetainment, the guests wijl advelt will rest among fir trees on held be for all the journ to the rooms of the Com- bration will knoll overlooking Jhecrestqfjtt GOV. OWNERSHIP mercial- Club whererefresh-ment- s boys of Cache County no matter Oyster Bay cove. what branch'1 of service"they will be served and no UNDER DEBATE social hour enjoyed. - were in. Arrangement I to all have be made doubt will RIGA CAPTURED ComLogans Welcome Home the soldier boys in the County mittee wants every Logan ( By Associated Press) BY BOLSHEVIKS now home to be present whohavereturned be present In WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. to the government without fail. Also all war moth- uniform at the time of the arrival - of the I45th and escort it f By,AspqcMe(LBr?8s) operation of railroads ers of Logan and wives of theTbamckir These "details to LONDON, Jan. 7. The port af this time was "expressed tosoldiers aal Red Cross be worked out and announcwill of Riga was captured at noon on day by the Interestate Com- nurses are expected to be" presed later. . i January 5th by Bolshiviki, ac- merce Commission in a state- ent. For fear that some of the recording to a Russian wireless ment presented to the senate in and friends of the 145th latives at received In here today. Terstate commerce committee dispatch is Wilson in other parts of the state may Esthonia the Bolsheviki march- the hearing before the railway , hesitate to come to Logan ing along therivei have reached legislation commission Back in OYSTER BAY, N. Y., Jan. 7. Cady; County Farm Bureau Mrs. Roosevelt received dur- met at the court house. Officers of for the year 1919 were elected. ing the night a,' cablegram Wil- Ephraim Bergeson of Cornish President from sympathy was made president. C. Z. Haf-ri- s son, dated Modane, which iiTon of Richmond vice president. the' Franco-ltalia- n frontier, - - Tor-191- - He-urg- ed en-ti- re have-soldier- s - For - -- - -- -- 1- -a- - ( n, - - ! sol-di- er 4 Op-ositi- own-ershlpj- or ,re-turn- , Party Paris today-however- bf the Tack of accommodaan tions, earlycanvass of the ( By Associated Pres) made and every be will PARIS, Jan. 7. The Presi- mty accommodate one can n home that dent and Miss Margaret arrived here at ten oclock ormore persons will beJisted. asked to this morning from their visit to The restaurants will be The facilitiesincrease tfieir Italy. . committees will be prepared to handle any number of visitors - belonging to the longnremembered.American food commission are prisoner troops paissed through Basel on living.' The "opinion seems" gen their way from Germany to eral that only a miracle can preFrance, and from France b&ck vent bloodshed before the end of home to America. We received the day. . permission (o go into the station to meet them and talk to them. CATARACTS OF FIRE There were 750 altogether and believe me they were warmly -welcome by the Swiss people n general and by the American .ted Cross in particularr"! belp-i- d HILO, Hawaii, Dec. 20 (By .arrange the things, and Mail) Thefire lava lake s wi ththey .bad everything in the active fire pit of the o rom clgthing to food in rich rs south-ea- st MORE obivi-ousra- ys Wil-so- - - -- ' " All banks have been e Berlin. (By Associated Frees) 4 sup-jlie- d, i ! Cant - -- $987,-577.- 2N'I 53 0: 5: - -- -, ! fr - - ! - a llis Job 'l I Phrases Colonel Roosevelt The following: are some of the famous phrases originated by Colonel Roosevelt : Speak softly and carry a big -- stick. My hats in the ring. Pnrfor the squanrdeaf- fought at Armageddon. Nature fakirs.. We , id - BERLIN, Monday, Jan. 6. of Kilauea are rising rap- ibundance. They had 800 oyer- - The Spartacus group engaged tq- idly, and tremendous torrents of :oats, underwear, sox, shirts and day in demonstrations against molten lava have been pouring ;verything that was necessary. the government. soldiers were very well Tens of thousands of follow--e- rs into the depths of the pit "from The however, and say it is all of Dr. Karl Liebknechtjiave vents high up In the surroundrom the wonderful organization been parading the principal ing walls, presenting the specta- )f the Red Cross, which certain-- y streets as the dispatch was filed. cle of cataracts of liquid fire sev Is a wonderful organization; Up to this time no- - shots had eral hundred feet in width and md nearly all of them expressed been fired. almost 200 feet in height. hemselves that if it was not for The rise of the lava was fore- ;he Red Cross they would not n (By Associated Press) cast by ' Professor Thomas A, have come out alive. They COPENHAGEN, Jan. 7 Jaggar, Jr., in charge of the vere here about three hours, and Adolf Joff M. Radek, leader of Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, ve used the time in talking to Bolsheviki mission in Germany, and is expected to diminish. It :hem. .They had some very in- in Berlin and is assisting Dr. is likely, however, according to teresting experiences to tell,"aa Liebknecht in BolsheProfessor Jagger, to continue veil. I would like to relate some viki revolution.fomenting well into March, and spectacular ) them but space will not allow Overflows into the main crater t. One, however, told a sad ara looked for about tfiemiddle jtory of how he, with five tooth- McAdca of Februaryers were in the same company, Lcca "With a circumference of neat- md how he saw three shot down crater main m one day, and two the nexL ly eight miles, 'the (By Associsted Press) " of Kilauea has a depth of 600 There were a few negroes Jan. 7. This WASHINGTON, lava feet, the active vents, the imong the bunch, as well. I was to be William McAcloos last about fire pit being located at vas Very Inquisitive to Bee if day in Washington as director of the center of the floor pf the cra- here were any from our part of railroads. He planned to leave ter and having a circumference he country, and finally found of considerably over one mile. me from Salt Lake ; an aviator tonight for Santa Barbara, California, on a vacation of several The great column of lava within nan, a very, intelligent chap, months; but owing to President this pit rises from subterranean vho was a prisoner for a little furnaces arid subsides in irregu- ver three years. He has lived Wilsons delay in naming his successor, McAdoo will continue as At rare inter- n Paris, France, since lar movements. 1909, and vals the lava column rises above ioined with the French. :He had supervisor of railroads. the mouth of the pit and over- nade two attempts to in escape Famous flows into the main crater, send- his length of time, but wa3 un- moling great rivers of blazing niccessfuL I alo found one ten rock whirling iii every di fro- m- Portland, Originated By Late lie Oregon rection, forming cascades and 'cnew another from Utah. but """ r , TLfslT! MANYlffilED " A , - : barricad-ed.-- great number of public buildings are in the hands of the Spartacan8,-extremradicals. Thousands of : armed , workmen of the Spartacan faith, the correspondent reports, a.re crowding the streets and firing has begun at several points. The sound of machine gun fire could be heard from all parts of vol-can- about thirty that a reasonable period should be allowed to elapse of Reval. before the relinquishment of federal control. It seems BRITISH the statement, - that TROOPS TO RUSSIA no plan of private- ownership should be considered unless broadened, extended and amplifi(By AiSocTated Press) ed government regulation. ZION IS GROWING LONDON, Jan. 7. The Britwho may come. ish governments has not the All the details will be anrf ve couldnt find him. SAYS TAX REPORT nounced very soon. A great deal whirlpools:" slightest intention of sending W1CKERSHAM Something very characteristic more troops acrossRussia it of work lies ahead and tit is ibout the Americans which the IS SEATED was announced .today. SALT LAKE CITY, Jan- 5. hoped there will be the closest Swiss as well as all Europeans Utah property Is valued at cooperation on the part of the learned, is the way they cheer. Associated Press) with IB; $592, citizens in helping out in every It reminded me of my school WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. By 979,899 in 1917, according to in- way possible. A great honor has Todays report of flu cases jays. That is something unacIN ATTACK ON TRAIN a vote of two hundred and four formation just made public by been conferred upon us and we follows: Fred Marshall 817 E. customed oyer here. They had 345 L Stoddard, to sixty four, the house adopted the state board of equalization. must show the state that we are 2 N., 1 case; O. and cheers. One, esmany yella the election committee's- report The holdingsTh lSlg TTaivId: j able ToLake care of this big Th N;2 E:, 4 case7'"'E. A. Dalnes, was pecially, (By Associated Press) very interesting, E-Re197 N. l 2 cases; J. S. Bingedas follows: dertakingl VERE CRUZ, Ilex., Dec. 30. seating James Wickersham, was to vhich imitate the burst-ir- g David Alaskan delegate, ,. in valuation The entire- caunty and valley ham, 295 E. 3 N.rt case; total - Just as Acreage, More than oneliundred deaths publican shell.of a ; they big case of Charles A. Sulzer Jenkins, 130 W. take atid come to. place asked will be lots, $989,374,62: city, tore this one off one near me according to unofficial estimates, 171 N. Samuel Leven, . " 1Wj,J : mining claims, $24,344.-1part in receiving, resulted from the latest attack and seven more cases in lucked his head under his coat case, $199,629,-62real estateiotal TO by rebels on a Mexican Railway BIG ADDITION That means hunt homes - already - quarantined ; md said : inprovements $111,318,-239- ; PROFITEERS MAY- cover. passenger train, from the capithe making a total of 17 cases for livestock, $47,233,832;. perIRRIGATED AREA tal to Vera Cruz.' The rebels, There is to be"a tratorrload Three homes and seven sonal property, other than liveMEETPUIHSILViENT today. wrecked the exploring train, ome through Monday and alsq cases having beep released, -- W property $129,452,144 " stock,': I might stay to see SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 7. Carrying an escort of 80 soldiers, have remaining, 34 hpine3 an one on Monday, as I must be ' but the passenger train, which By completion of a deal between assessed by state board of equal- MUNICH, Dec. 30 The dis- 70 cases. the , ization, $156,568,929.' was following, was warned soon Sevier covery yesterday of a huge hidRiyer Land and Water While there has been a rapid getting back to my post. enuogh to back out of danger to Company and the Pahvant irJLast night was the night that den store of clothing compris- advance in the spread of the dis Camaron, near which station rigation district, of Utah, thirty MIGRATORY BIRD illegally a1armhmrtd garments 27,000 ing bejthe. Christ Kind komint und es ease, no undue theattack was staged. held since April, 1915, prompt- felt, though , every precaution war zeimlich lustib gpogangen thousand acres of land are adLAW INVALID ed the magistrate of Munich, to should be Reinforcements droveaway ded' to the irrigated - area : of . taken, partieulariy by St. Niklaus ist yekommen mit the rebels but . Foreof federbeenannounc-edthe v to has Ministry Utah, it just thirty appeal those who have any of the sym- ein grosses sack und ein bundel al soldiers, a stocke zu Olive (he little daughnew Associated protecof Press) women for the The district, bonds (By eight camp ign Affairs ptoms- Some people have shown - followers and otheA unidentified totaling $1,050,000, have been WASHINGTON. Jan. J.- tive law making.. profiteering a criminal disregard of their ter of Prest. Cannon. persons had been killed. Seventy turned over by the district to The federal migratory bird law, punishable by deaths Itowas asall Well, I didnt finish my letter neighbors in this respect. If exrebels are said to have fallen.' to time which the amount from of under government certained that the company. The who have any of the symptoms Saturday, so I will Mi a few The same day a band of out- - water transfered is 439,000 acre erted authority over subscribed time goods had been taken from will remain at home and consult lines toit and send it off. , Taws under Marcelo Caraveo atwild birds j this supply and. sold at from a "closed sasons' We have been to the station feet.' physician and quarantine if tacked Jalapa, former capital of who which habitually migratefromj twojtosix times their actual strictly maintained, our previous again this morning to see anothIt is said that farmers . the state taf Vere Cruz, but were proves that with er company of soldiers. There already eWn the land have pledg state to s tat?, with varying sue- - j value.-- The magistrate stated experience driven off. Before attacking ed themselves to plant it in ceas in effect, has been declared rthat unless energetic steps be masking in effect within a few were about 809 this morning, the rebels robbed a train grain provided yater was by the United Spates Su-- i taken patience of the people aya there will bq a preceptible and we Iiad time to chat with """" enrou to to that city." j nrgme tr.irpdsnoii bp cxhaustodruj''! jshstfment, Trr Charlottenhoff, miles, (By Associated Press) Jam 7. COPENHAGEN, Berlin is in a state of complete anarchy. Civil war, has begun there, according to a Munich Hisinformatioir- correspondent. he says, is based prt: messages from the German capi- - u. i. v Malefactors of great wealth. The short and ugly word. The simple life. The strenuous lifeBeaten to a frazzle. Like King Agag, stepping softly. - Bully. - - "" Pussyfooter. t Mucker. Terms applied- to Colonel Roosevelt by his friends and ad- mirers: The R6ugh Rider, war). (Spanish-America- n The bull toooser (Bull Moose - party). The American Warwick the time when ' he made (at Taft president). The great advertiser C. (at the tme he sent the American fleet around the world) . Bwana Tutobo (of South African fame) lion-hunti- T. R. -- TtocnJon!, - - - - |