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Show .TIIE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. Page eight Jcsjcounn-iEAfflE-. IS LOOMING TT - The war taught us what a wonderful meaning this word has. During the period of the great conflict the government were our greatest advertisers and boosters. They did all in their power to teach the public and also the storekeepers the fine principles of economy and good merchandising that SKAGGS1STQRES had followed for several years before. Most storekeepers have not appreciatedthese wonderful lessons and have given a sigh of relief when the government ceased to give them 'the helping hand. This has not been so with SKAGGS STORES. When other storekeepers thought they were pinching down we were right in our element. We have never yet found a stopping place, and never expect to in this cause.' We are always striving taeduce the cost of foodstuffs by reducing the coat of istribution and giving proper sen ice and dependable goods Jo the public. " UP .Columbia AFONOLA (Continued from page one) and that is only a very short j time in which to get started. So far there is nothing definite as j to what players will make qp the local club, but Manager Jenson has got something up his sleeve and has his mind full of ideas about different players. Last night the first workout since the First North-Cent.street gamewas held on the field. Chester Squires was along with his big mitt and he needs no t j , ' ' Prices for Thrift Buyers Regular SEED POTATOES'" ' LAUNDRY SOAP There is a Columbia Grafonola for your home at any price you may desire to pay. The Thatcher Music Company is at er A. P. 10 bars 60c We have been fortunate in receiving a A. B. Naptha, per box ,.... $5.85 per Naptha, 65c quantity of Early - Eurek- a- seed - potatoes. P. & (.. Whit? Naptha, per 10 bars $6.23 They were raised at Lewiston in sandy soil P. & G. White Naptha, per box Pels Naptha, per 10 bars 85c v and strictly first class and true to name. TOILET SOAPS $2.00 Early Eureka Potatoes, per ewt lbs. 50 Eureka 20c $1.03 Potatoes, Early per Woodburys Facial Soap, per bar box Facial 57c 3 of bars 10 Soap, Woodburys per Early Eureka Potatoes, per Onion Sets. 2 lbs. for 23c Jergens Violet Glycerine, a Fancy Soap at an Economical Price per box of 3 bars 25c 33c Early Seed Corn. 2 lbs. for Jergens Assorted Bath Tablets, Large ' Round Bars, 4 bars for 30c LAUNDRY SOAP 85c per box of 12 bars There has been a recent advance !. soaps Fancy Assorted' Delicately' Perfumed in the wholesale market but our prices remain Soaps. Every Lady Should Have a Box in the House at This Price. Per as formerly. Box of 8 bars 39c Bob White, Flake White or Crystal 25c 39c Jergens Peroxide Soapr3 barsor White Soap, per 10 bars Bob White, Flake White or Crystal Jergens Peroxide Soap per box of 12 bars 95c 25c White Soap, per box... $3.73 Nysa Soap, 3 bars for ' -- " IT" EXTRACTS Corn per can Baked "Beans, Goddards Extra Large Size Cans, 2 for .Pierces Medium CansYacht Club, email cans Salmon, Columbia River, Small Flat ' per can Yacht Club, Fancy per can Tall Red Alaska, per can Tall Pink 'Alaska, per can Small Pink Alaska, per qm -Booths Sardines, per can Mission Large Flat Sardines, per can Campbell's Soup, 2 cans for Servus Soup, per can....... Deviled Meat, per can Chile Sauce, for flavoring Macaroni, Rice, etc., 2 can, for - 1 15c 35c 15c 10c 20c 22c 30c 22c 13c 9J. 20c 23c 10c 5c 13c BUTTER, Skaggs Guaranteed Fresh 60c Creamery Butter, per lb We have the genuine true flavor extracts. They go farther and a more delicate flavor. 27c Lemon, per 2 oz. bottle 32c Vanilla, per 2 oz. bottle 49c Lemon, per 4 oz. bottle .. 60c Vanilla, per 4 oz. bottle RAISINS Sun Maid Seedless Raisins, per-pkBlue Ribbon Raisins, per pkg Red Ribbon Raisins, per pkg Prunes, California, per lb Prunes, California, 5 lbs. for Prunes, Oregon, 2 lbs. for -- . 35c- ! ; - CEREALS Sunripe Oats, per 9 lb. bag Sunrije Oats, per large pkg. '. Sunripe Wheat, per large pkg Cornmeal, White or Yellow, per 9 lb. bag Germade, The Fine White Article, per 9 lbl bag BROOMS -- each ... CHICK COOKIES Our Fancy Assorted Fresh Cookies no Longer Need Advertising 23c per lb. 15c 15c .... 14c 15c 70c $1.23 65c 33c 35c 59c ; 63c FEED-S- aye The delight to your friends. The models from D-- 2 up are equipped with the perfect non-sstop device and numerous other features not found in other makes oT musical instruments. et The Cot u mbl a G ra f ontfi a brings you theTiest music of the world. Opera, balladsf'popular songs, instrumental, orchestral, - With Our Fine Mixture. Baby Chick Feed per 10 lbs Baby Chick Feed, per 50 lbs Baby Chick Feed, per 100 lbs. - and band selections, he most rhythmic and compelling dance music The Columbia Grafonola offers them all. Rose is a good hitter and plays? a corking good game at first base. Parley Christensen, who pitched the B Y. C. to intercollegiate honors when college baseball was at its best, is another flinger who should be out in uniform. The inter-stregame the other some good men, uncovered night such as Hhrry Morgan, R. D Shaffer, Willard Garr. Morgan playsTgbod in the infield and Shaffer is a veteran on the dia-- j mond. Garr wields a big stick and gets em all in the outfield. Marshall Allen is an infielder of renown. John Coburn, business man-- ! ager of the club is planning to fix up the playing field for the coming games. The game the other day should be a lesson to the management and there is no question but what the whole field will be fixed up, so that only two teams can play at one time on the field instead of having a Call on us and we will gladly play any music you would like to hear. Let us acquaint you with the Grafonola, and the Grafonola will dethe rest. Tliatclieriusic Company - r - UTAH LOGAN of independence was read, he and nineteen otijsr prominent Koreans had been called into' the Prefects office and requested to sign a paper slating that the declaration wds prepared by! a low class of people and did not at all represent the senti-- 1 ments of th? real Koreans. The disclaimer, they were told half hundred kid there as well had been drafted in Seoul where with as many varieties of, sport it had been widely signed by " The other teams in the league prominent Koreans and would are lining up strong and on sent t0 the Peace Conference, Lo-- , than better much are SOits of pressure was brou- paper the course of But at gan present. jejjt to bear ujon the twenty actual playing counts and that is Koreans in Pyeng Yang to we expect to shine later. JaV0w ithe revolution, but, the The first league game on the diary states, evqry one of them .home field is Saturday, May pefused to do so. 17th. Dont forget it fans, and by the way, you all might drop BLAME PARIS COPS down to the field some night and help the boys out. I Why Not Good Old Reliable Cache Valley 380 Acres SHOP EARLY of the Choicest Part of Farrell Farm with 110 acres in wheat and 270 all summer fallowed. Do not fail to see this. Price and Terms right. d 238 Acre Sandy Loam Farm frame house, in Whitney, Idaho. barn, all necessary farm machinery. 70 acres in fall and spring grain; 45 acres in Sugar Beets; 35 acres in alfalfa. Balance summer- fallowed and pasture. Sub-Irrigate- j 50c $2i40 $4.73 - ' .l (Quality Dealers) . Chicks - - dis-whe- re 89c p price you payvthe - 11 Value Broom, !: of-th-e egia-dless it is certain to bo equally gratifying. It viiLLe an ornament to your home, a source of dally enjoyment to your familyT.a- et ! -R- instrument. In which you buy will be a high class Lcauty of tone, in clearness and resonnance, and in appearance tice a3 yet, butfwill beut this evening and all the Jinie from now on. Besides being a hurler, ; 40 Acre Farm at ML Sterling with water. Home, barn, orchard and all land in crop. 4S0 Acre Dry Farm at Beaver Dam. Home, barn, water system, one block from U. I. C. IB It. cars pass every 3 hoursj. 53 Acre Beet Farm in College Ward with Improvements. 11 head cows, 2 teams, 20 bo?3! and machinery and crops. 98 Acres in Benson W ard. All in cropT House, barn, and all necessary farm machinery. FOR DISORDERS t iment in the world, the report states. There is no a; peal from, PARIS, May 2. Leading Soits decisions or laws to the par-- ! cialists and labor leaders are inliament in Tokio or to Empcr-- j over yesterdays inciIDAHO UTAH or. The'' Governor General of dignant dents. The General Labor Fed-- ! Modem Cash and Carry Stores Korea is as absolute as was the has issued a protest and Government License No. G32932 YV LOGAN STORE 54 WEST FIRST NORTH Czar in his palmist days. This eration a committee vi meet tonight to mil itar isi m forbidsand prohik be taken us 2S2 ir1 its every expression of freedom. consnIer steps to of result yesterdays disorders Its moth e power is brute ea according to the State De- - daily growing more pronounced force. People are ruthlessly shot; Deputy Marcel Cachm, with.., Re Korea Fiercely Ipartments informant, has not The passive revolution, if contin down and killed ami, for the to the Himnite, claims' the day We hae boys coming into cur office almost daily who have ra- was a magnificent-demonmost trivial offenses; are beea ii) ar.d down the country looking for something better ihen without its advantayes. ued long, must develop Control tion and senls the of . Jap power discipline x terms. for fine forceful j The government has built resistance. long prisoned than we have here; but almost invariably they return to good marred classes, laboring a are The homeogeneKoreans Among the allegations of mal- jpublie buildings, schook Jiouses old Cache Valley to buy, saying this fsT good enough for me. land roads, introduced improve- administration made against the ous people, possessing a single only, by the brutality of the ocious Police and Places the re d language, a literature report are generally well ac-- ; ments in agriculture, reforested; Japanese by the Koreans sponsibility for the disorder Mp-- j with Japanese dealings waste lands and done scores ofjing to the Americans report, and authentic history extending Not- - on Premier Clemehceau. , . denial to the Koreans of the back thousands of years. with other nations. The samejotHer things to benefit the coun-jar- e icc..nmuitain.--th.eyliaTbo pol hi s t On thekifRor hah(T,' Japari-- " IlghtOf'perrfion'okappealk'de-- ' wi t hsta nding methodskfintrigue7dTceptIoh7Tlfy no ball cartridges and no arn-- 1 j Ti27V)RTlOrAIJrSTREErr"LOGANrUTAH g and force have esc rule in Korea tfie past tenjnial of the right of the Koreans have proscribed the finest Kormunition was issued to thejN. been fallowed i t China, Formosa jy?ars, it is charged , has been to speak their own language in ean literary works, forbidden troops, the few shots, fired hav- - j schools th? Manchuria, Korea and recently 'Characterized by ruthless and in the schools, race discrimination Korean speech in emonstra- hising come from the Korean in fgvor of the Japanese, both and tried to destroy the casL Tw0 tobg one of ceived a telegram from Ne in Siberia. The people who ha e j tolerable severity" and the The tors. are' disturbances difficulthem addressed to United States York last night warning : hi sorially and in business and pute tories dealing with past so unfortunate as to cross jkio government shows no public Korea. by deplored opinion. lie affairs, seizure of Koreans to ties between Japan and Senator Reed Smoot and the oth- - that the package to Senator path have invariably suff-- ; position to correct it. k c r to an unknown addressee Korea haf not teen held and crown lands, the dispossession Meanwhile they are endeavoring in Smoot might go to the home ered. Meanwhile, says the reAre Mailed Bombs to make young Koreans speak Utah, were returned to Gimbel dress in Provo. port the Japanese show themsel- administered for tha benefit of of native tenants and their sale deother and in .. ways, A to benefit lease NebckerAnd or the virtual but for the the Koreans wboP tty, Brothers New York department The packages meant to Japanese; ves adepts at pulling Senator King store for additional postage and stroy United States Senator Kinf over the eyes of sightseers., For- of the conquerors .the report prohibition of issuance of pass-- ; to assimilate the nation.' a another source, trabondFrom to to Koreans in are Koreans were innocently- - remailed. It and Prosecutor Nebeker are no ports desirinp eigners who live in Korea and alleges. in Korean a written the vel lack and absolute of so by unendurable and dishard diary was also said that eastern post-offi- in the hands of federal authon age elsewhere in the Orient, are cer- who relates j Koreans out means which anthe must legislation break curb to Yang, insurrection by officials believed that a ties, who have wired Washington Pyeng mulating credited if they, refuse to ap- that of The obtain in redress archistic the future. may search Of Ogden mail pouches and New York for explicit activity. prove this miserable business of frequently assimilation ,ces. Still and other addressed would reveal one or more of the structions as how to handle th but it packages, condemn We amalgamation deception., on that is alleged it The is the revolution, end. to an in the mail, boxes. Bitterness! country Utahns, jire yet ruled, by process is at and in whai manner to diP0 without avail. the is , the most autocratic to proclamation two after day information from peoples Nels C. Larsen of Provo military govern-according of them. Japans occupation nf Kor- - between the 13 fj y -- ( - j i st . I fer-,-spok- en - j , : ! accord-quailite- j the-Japa- brow-beatih- nee Cardori Company J ; To-tee- dis-the- n, gen-era- ly ir , only-Japane- j V , . your service, whose pleasure it will be to show your the models which you may desire to see, and to hear. and Norman. Nelson were showing some class jon the infield. Orval is a pitcher and plays a snappy first base as well. Norman eats em up at short and hits like a demon. Fritz Skanchy made his initial appearance and played a spec-- ! tacular game at second base. Don Simpson is working at third with a flash. There is some pitching material that "has yet to be seen on the field. Floyd Rose has not come out to prac- lbjw23c CANNED GOODS Friday, May 2, 19& ce . |