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Show THE JOURNAL, TAGS FOUR Green St Gw:ngsn Hay for sale. t nri! - CIl Repeat - adv. OR. CAROLINE S. E. SPURGEON REMAINING STO CK U, S, ARMY , s Goods not salvage. At prices you can not afford to overlook. All; We offer these goods, all in splendid conditioniand fully guaranteed. First-Clas- ' flfc ARMY TENTS Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Erickson and family are here from their home in Ogden on a week end visit to relatives. , - - . : , chapel. Between High School North, small parcel finished containing partly blouse. Finder call 803 N. J. Av. - v fr - .n ew.1 cvehu at .t c hen, A MW ip Dicycle yw her the r lm Jabmaa mtria. stootk it M- - ,, it,ndkif wuh tv ati b--. rotav-- Munm-- I Vet mw cop:- - f ptvt. ISejutu i'lieea a anj K, Hick 4 - xtnUtthm. piwlcfp a . bight?. hcftiM mi Mkiy 9 Dr. Caroline S. E. Spurgeon, profesUni- s LOOK OUT FOR THE FELLOW OFFERING LOW PRICE YOU WILL NOT ON COAL. BUY GET THE QUALITY. GOOD CLEAN KING PEA COCK AND .ROCK SPRING AT THATCHER COAL CO. ad PHONE 16 AND 76. If putting an additional incum berance onto our County of $750,000 to improve and mainwhich our tain the . roads Fathers built will reduce our taxes as claimed, then why not make it double the amount and cut out taxes entirelyA. J. BELL - n "DANCING AT, THE I'AUDl At th1? Sunday School Unoi meeting next Sunday May 23 at 2 p. m. at the First. Ward meet ing house. Professor Wibian prterron will addr'sn the Theo logical teachers of Cache Stake on the subject The annartnt Gaps between the Teaching oi Science and of Theology.. Watch, Clock and Jewelry Adv. Hill. ' All those interested in the Boy Scout movement should be present at the big Scout pow wow this evening on the Tabernacle square, to witness Scout maneuvers and hear distinguished Scout leaders explain the ethics and ideals of Scout work. These will also be more fully entered into at the meeting in the Tabernacle tomorrow afternoon. ON ACCOUNT OF TIIE OUT LAW STRIKE THE COAL MINES ARE OPERATING LESS THAN HALF TIME BE CAUSE OF CAR SHORTAGE IT MAY GET BETTER AND IT WHO MAY GET WORSE. KNOWS? BETTER PLACE OR DERS NOW FOR GOOD KING ROCK AND PEACOCK SPRINGS COA L- - NOTHING OUITE SO GOOD. THATCHER COAL CO. rHONE 16 OR 76 adv repairing. 33 West First North. Adv. At the W. O- W. district convention held in Ogden, to which Messrs. Samuel Bench and John T. Anderson were delegates, Camp Clerk Bench was elected a delegate to represent the district at the general convention to be held at Yosemite Park, Cali- twenty-firs- t. with E. II. Kendrick, phone 923-Frovidence. Utah. We want your business. Adv. par-abo- ut . - - -- , , , 1. M WARRANTED UNUSED in splendid conditid Class A Terms Exchange. Alamo National Bank and Guaaa$i)$State $fl.H5; Class B $0.25 AH Bank, San gmnlr guaranteed Antonio, Texas. UNITED STATES DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 218 Dolorosa - Street 1-- n-- San Antonio, Texas i. - , - . j ch DRIBBLE IT 2 I l . , ! M j a few hundred sucht Ing tnnS-10- watches were Imported snd sold on- - j der Mtents owned hy a large Amerl can radiant company. From 1910 until the, present time the Industry hss1 In 1013 about 3.500, grown steadily. rsdftun wstohes and clocks were sold and hy 1013! In the United State there was more than a five fold In-- ! crease III this nnmber. From these! small beginnings the nse of radio- luminous compound has grown Into an Industry with an output which In 1919' approximated 2,200.000 American and cheap watches and clocks and upward of 500,000 Imported VITH THE FUNNY MEN high-grad- banEward i!.M yOO MANY MEN soon It starts fritter their money away. in driblets and soon betimes a deluge and finds the other fellows pocket. If placed in this bank reven fin driblets it would soon reach f o deluge proportions, and WottD STILL BE YOURS. f T rj Dribble it the better way. II .m-,- rtii I"' M.llt" lr West Cache State Bank UTAH TRENTON e 4--U- rrr Sensing the Film Fane Testes. Eager Author I've got a great wenarto here. Deep sea play, with atarflsh, octopuxslea anil other denizen of the deep aa our animal actors. Scenario Editor Nope, wouldn't do; Dot enough novelty. Most of the are made up of hard sheila, suckers, shrimps, lobsters, crabs an' clams an they'd be bored to death.- Film Fun. Carranza Killed in Battle Thursday lie (Continued from page one) in November Aguascallentcs 1914, and in alliance with the Zapata faction, formed a conven tionist government. The capital changed hands several times and was not finally taken by General Obregon until tho summer of 1915. The beginning of the end of the Villa Zapata party as a military power followed swiftly the heavy defeat of Villa hy General Alvaro Villa was Obregon. forced to give up Torreon and concentrate his dwindling forces in Northern Chihuahua and eaRt The Extremist era Sonora, npiking occasional "Tout friend. Miss Blank. Is a very forays and raids which culminatstrict teetotaler." ssld a man com- ed in the attack on Columbus N. menting on a girl who had refused le Mthat resulted in the invasion cat brandy sauce with plum pudding. Strict doesnt express It," replied of Mexican territory by General the girls friend. "Why, shes that Pcvghing. In the diplomatic exchanges particular ahe wont beat her curling tongs over a spirit lamp London that ensued between President Wilson and Carranza who had been officially recognized as the A Puxzler. head of the do facto government Mu. ehen any one ateala anything the United States in October by from yon. mustn't you .forgive him un1915 he insisted on the respect til he gives back what he tookT Of course not. my child." by the United States of Mexicos "Then I'll tell Dick when he comes sovereignty and the concession tonlglrt that yon say he must give me to hts government of reciprocal straight back the kiss he stole from rights of invasion, Ilemain- me ester tained his position despite the eriB8 cx&scd by the clashes Pleasant Change.. , Mexico and American sol,"You are working too hard." , diers at Farral and Carrazil. btt "t mnst finish this novel." Sometimes I wish 1 had trained when war seemed unavoidable you to wipe dishes," declared hi Carranza succeeded in stemming " wife. the tide by his promsal for the Why, my, dear?" appointment of a joint, commisThen you could an ay front Tit-Bit- and Cantwell Co. Smithfield, Utah, or leave orders Rtock. Griffiths . . water-proofin- money srder; Canlilers Cash with fr.iar-rem- it hy as represented. Depositories: FOR Nice farm homes and stock ranches on easy terms see Some time since one of the Sheppard & Co., Idaho Kalis. numerous bicycle thieves stole a Adv. bicycle from the home of a MemGranite Monuments for resident ofthe Eighth ward who block has 8eyeral sons. It had a orial Day. P. O. Hansen Adv. patenl lock it seems the thief north of Court House to either open or & Monument Co., was unable Logan Stone the machine break. Finding One block East of Interurban to last useless evening the him, Depot, on corner of First South. thief back and exit brouhgt Adv. changed it for that of another Bungalows 7 now ones' for sons of thef amily one that he sale by Sagave real estate. Over could use. After a while the boys adv will learn to take their bicycles 1st National Bank. Into the house. Certainly none larcva and Ardath 'Baron of are safe when left outdoors. Georgetown, Idaho are visiting i at the home of Dr. and Mr. R. H ' M v I . M Jackson. J V i ft Lbmlneu D'ala 'Popular: r.Tbfl jfkdlu'B watch Industry' whlfi DANCING has CONTINUOUS few yenra to1 mtch grokh In' TOELITE HALL, IIYRUM, large proportions, began with the'phk NIGHT. - SILVER FLAYERS tluctlon of one watch la .10Vt ibr thq AND WELSVIE JAZZ0RS. scientist Dr. George F. Kunz. Dor Took an Exception. was an argumentative local councillor, end was crushing an opWe arc proud of the reputa- ponents caeo. he said, "yon may say, tion of the goods we are handl- withGentlemen. Councillor Smith, that this la ing. Deering and McCormick case of six of one and half dozen Harvesting Machinery. P. and of the other. But 1 eay. No" 0. beet cultivators and pullers pause for emphasis No; It la nothing Plows and tillage implements. Af of the sort. It Is exactly the con- full line of repairs always in trary. London fornia June , - . -- . tti and In serviceable condition; no boles; tents water. $37.50 . proofed by (Government process Class B tent 16x16 feet, not treated with g $35.50 $32.50 C.M.L. gray Army Blankets, all A TORIUM EVERY SATURDAY FOUR AND WEDNESDAY. FIVE DOLLAR BILLS GIVEN EVERY SATURDAY AWAY NIGHT. HIGH CLASS MUSIC PERFECT FLOOR. ALWAYS ndr NICE CROWD. to-b- 9 CLASS B TENTS full' repaired - - y . guaranteed Can be Inehea, complete with ropes. Very practical for camping. feet 6 iBcfees hy 14 feet used for covering hay stacks and machinery. Made of heavy rmy khaki duck, double weave $13.05 and double filled, equal to commercial 12 oz., or better ARMY STORAGE TEXTS ARMY OFFICERS TEXTS Of heavy army duck. 14 foet ft. wide. 9 ft. 2 in. long. 8 3 Inches wide, 14 feet 7 ft. 6. in. high, with 2 ft. inches long, 13 feet high 6 In. wall; class A $20.50 ' with 6 foot wall $34.50 class B $27.50; class c $25.00 New U. S. 1-- - 9, . lines, slides,' pegs, etc. 1 FOR SALE By Agricultural For Rent Use 70 shares College, two truck trailers, size water Logan Northern Irrigation 2 tons. Make Trailmobile. Co., Season 1920. Logan City $400 each. See Ray B- West Adv. Recorder. Adv Fan-guit- h I 16x16 feet, all $41.75 $30.75 ARMY BLANKETS ty Dr. F- - S. Harris, Director of the Utah" Experiment Station Day, May has just returned from trying, to sell ypu a City School Field - grounds. . The where he was accomthe Fair at 28, bicycle says: TPs as children ojf the schools, in- panied by Mr. J. R. Bateman, a city good a an Iver JTm-eo- il cluding the High school, are to member of the graduating class You wouldn't have their field day. program. of the Agricultural College, Mr. to a Bateman has just accepted &he ffive a dollar for .a Flans are under way at have second position of- - Superintendent of big parade, forming nickle. hy should you North and, Main, which will the .Stations purebred stock along Main St. and farm at Panguitch- The cattle. give half the price of rroceid 4 ivn center to the grounds- - A all of 7 which are. registered an Iver Johnson for an program- of gamcs Rtid sporty, Shorthorns, are being bred, ar-' to Buit all groups, ' has cording to Dr. Harm, to supply ordinary bicycle? been arranged, and cverp effort good - breeding stuck for the possible will Le made to have a"( southern ranges, where much of e remembered, j the present range stock arc of a day long Ftenic luncheon will be had at very inferior type. There arc, ZANDERS B1CICLE noon, and it ia hoped .that twenty five head of stock ents will arrange to spend all or'bn the place now which will be MOTORCYCLE Co. a part of the ' day - with the increased until the carrying children, capacity of the farm is reached. - The first thing a man hcnid, I process Not treated with waterproofing CLASS C TENTS 16x16 feet, all fully repaired and in serviceable condition It - tmi' i (ti$f complete with poles, offer Sam WAGON AND TRUCK COVERS, PAULINS sor of English literature in the -- Iver Jounson Is CLASS A TENTS Reports received from var- versity of London and president of the ious sections of the county in- Federation of University Women of, who It touring th!e: dicate that last evenings rain Gieat Drltaln, as the gueet of the Anode-- ' was generally distributed and, country tion of Collegiate Alumnae to further' followed by the warm weather, the International Federation of J will be of incalculable value, ; Wsmen, : U Lost A dapple brown marc. White spot in face, and white I will roTai or react any makr Speedometer hind foot. Weigh about 1500 of automobile Report whereabouts to Amass Camera shutters, any make, reBybee, Lewiston and be re- paired and adjusted. Leonard nosnore waiting on streetcorners, no miming of cars, no crowding, no cnithedfoms, no breathing of foul, air. You get borne ' Fares caved pay (or quicker. the bicycle in six months. Every tent 16x16 feet waterproofed by Government IX)ST and 4th other big shipment of fixtures 'received. All the latest designs ' i ' , and finishes.' Fixtures at preprices. Cache Valley ElecIlore Is Your Chance war Adv. tric Co. splendid opportunity for an The general Road .Bond comambitious man who can invest mittee held a well attended meetf 1,000 Monthly profit $300 to ing in the Chamber of Com(500. Exoellent field of money merce this morning preparatory leaking write for particulars to the big Road Bohd Meeting fid we will explain to you. Well being held this afternoon at the Lit you be tho sole Judge. If Mar Tabernacle. ad . better Address A. W., general Delivery, Logan Utah. Free advice given In painting Advt, and house V ; Wall (a.decorating for .and papper, paints Murcseq ? John ntKy the famous sale., J. F. Schlrmtister east of duiL-Vswas once rostoffice on t novelist and Federal, Avenue A keen sportsmau, but for many Phone 86 w. adv . Tears ho has revir touched un-- ' It la planned, if Ihe remains Watchinv dying, bird tho from Oakland, CaL, as exfound arrive he .suddenly day, fna forpected, to hold the funeral ser( ;crt ugly," and feave it up vices of the late Mrs Kate Hanever. V sen, wife pf Mr. Joseph H. Han-renat 2 oclock on Tuesday. May 25th, in the, Second ward O u trow the Trolleys , When you r)Je a bicycle there" si The UoTernment only repairs tents tkat require alight mending and which . .Robert BJorkmxa Aflffilral fkh r. The class in - irrigation and . ,.L.TUjr Butler Colonel Sir.uh'.... at the U. A. C-- , with drainage n E. flobert Tarw Countryman Israel Pwf. sen, left this mornJack Wright jamet Ralelgh.7. for City, for the ing Brigham Marcus j(?eat jianry Steele... of studying some Irripurpose Farnoff lloner Itertin. 11 lrei.v hlymsn gation work and ' problems in Faraday Box Eder county. ...'.Venn Trenchard Lady Hr. Rockingham ....... ...Alton jJ Colt Sale extended to May 30. Mn. Chlaholiu FaiaJay,.,...J ' ' repaired for issue to troops. could buy for the money. ffee from holes. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford McDaniel are down on a visit from their home in Rieth, Oregon, where Mr. Me Daniel is in the railway service. -- warded. I rat are able to withstand the roughest wears. These tents are practically as good as new, and we them at prices I.M than those sold as unK. They are made of heavy army duck, the best Uncle Dont forget the Balloon Dance Ninth Ward Amusement hall Tuesday, May 26. 50c a couple. . 15c extra lady. Adv. 1 - , TentSj Blankets Wagon Covers Truck (Covers, Paulins Buy flour and all your family supplies from' John H. Anderson & Sons. We save you money. Adv. - . 353 w. Saturday, May 22, 1920. - 1 : 3TY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH The Freshman class of the U. A- C. are enjoying their annual outing in Logan canyon today. In response to a general demand Green Stockings the Call 787 for Milk, Ensign & play so successfully, produced Sons Advt. Dairy. by the Freshman class of the ' Utah Agricultural College will De Sanders received another be 'repeated Tuesday night May shipment of bicycle rims, the Green Stock-jng- s shortage dont seem to effect ?5inNibleyHalL everyto a large and him. He manages to keep was played for the bicycle on hand. thing lt. enthusiastic. ftudjence May . It has also won much favorable We make suits for men and comment ' in Wellsville and women. Hansen and Caras. ' $4V Smithfield, the only two towns the where prooutside of Logan Christian Science Services duction was taken.' I Green Stockings is a sparkl- are held every Sunday morning ing comedy by A. E. U. Mason. at 11 oclock and Wednesday in room It was popularized throughout evening at 8oclock BlockAll the United States by Margaret 'seven of the Arimo her welcome. of are one as it who used nghn, - vehicles to dramatic fame.As Phone 87 For kalsomiming the presentation given in Nibley HaH showed, the Freshman cast and painting. Quick service. Leo Adv. Interprets the play remarkably Green. well, taking full advantage of the many exceedingly humorous President II. G- Hay ball! and situations. Mr. Roy Kimball of the Kimball produced' under Auto Co. left for Salt Lake to. The play is the personal direction fof Miss day to attend a meeting of dealSara Huntsman. Miss, Mae Ed- - ers in Chandler and Cleveland frards a ember of th4 Periwig automobiles to be held there to-rnerrow morning; A. C. dituuntie star, has coached For Sale Cheap One Deere f the east, ' J The p&,U n cai follow: Corn Planter, Inquire at the Willard Hansen Borden Company of Utah. Adv William F Sty ' LOGA1' CHIROPRACTIC for The eyes rillROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS bring' good results to those suffering with eye trouJjjY- - I have proven this beyond a doubt. Good eye sight is worth considerable to you. If your eyes bother you, call at mofece and rqceive the desired results for the eyes by having thy Assure released from the nerves. Why not work on the caugiqf a trouble instead of the effects. Chiropractic adjustments .given at my office will convince you that I am right in my concion. R. H. JACKSON, D. C. loloi r CHIROPRACTOR 'Phones Office, Arimo Block. Office Hours :i;tHJt-12- , 131-70- Home Calls. 7. 1:30-4:3- 0, 30 - r TU-BIt- ed e enpted by President Wilson, and (tnbargoca against all the deliberations of the comnffc- - ropcan belligerents as a means and the sion resulted in the withtffikfcd j of ending the war, and the warmth his of American of the language in army of friendly relations gratulating Emporer William on the occasion of his last birthday. between the two countries. had aroused comment in the United In the meantime Carranza constitutional called a congress, States, as did also the publica most the re- - tion of the Zimmerman note inof which, accepted forms he outlinexh .On MaAnllli viting Mexico ta tak by eon- 1917 he was elected president, quest the states of Texas, than 1,500,000 votes I wefi zona and New Mexico in pay- cast for him. He took the oath merit for a declaration of war onT of office May 1, '1917, the United States actihg in con- -' In a message to the Mdairam cert with Japan, General Carranza was married congress following his inaugwt; tfon as president, Carranza do- - and foTmerly lived in SaltiHq, dared Mexicos strict neutrality! t one of his daughters, Miss. Vir-H- is your sion, to settle the. difficulties note to neutral nations, ginia Carranza became the wife amicahlv. The proposal v Rs ac however urging the mto declare i nf General Candido Aguiar. . j Eu-th- j on J j Ari-Mo- ro be-tweo- n - get werk now nnd then," - ", . J . |