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Show 's- - rjrnjr KEEP RIGHT during the year by keeping The Journal in your hom- e- It pays. j II tialstol of i VOLUME XLIII. Cache C those who he'.' 5 . LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1922. HAS FAITH PREACHER IS JOHANNES GENNAOIUS IN --- POPE W.L BENEDICT MACKENZIE KING --- REASON OF ,N W- 0 Tells His Party Colleagues of His Hopes For The Future Peace of The World Gets Splendid Reception. -- Holy Roller Min-istIs Taken, From The Iulpit By Mob Which Wants to Duck Him Police Succeed in Rescuing Him. A Lloyd-Georg- e , (By Associated Press) LONDON, Jan. 21. Premier! er (By Associated Lloyd George, addressing the national Liberal conference, declared that all nations in Europe Johannes Gennsdilie, new minister without distinction have been in- from Greece. vited to Genoa econom.c conference because we want to put an end to constant wars and runvv s of wrrs" Discussing the Washhe said. ington conference, Peace in the world largely depends upon the good urde standing between the. United State3 and ourselves. The conference has done mine than anything elsfc to restore that understanding." The premier referring to the international conferences i (By Associate! Press geneial, said if there had beep n WASHINGTON, Jan, 2i loii-tecconference in July nineteen W- Prickett appearing for the there would have been no Utah Traffic Bureau in the inter-- , fourteen war in August nineteen commerce commission No international conference state statement a j rate inquiry, read ever settled Eurcpes problems, that but charges freight Premier, dearing said problems, on ore they advance the cause of peace out ofof various kinds are badly line as compared with on earth. I have a profound ulti-- 1 costs of production and labor, in the faith and conviction Mines are closed in many cases mate reason cf mankind. reduc-wit- h Lloyd George was greeted he said with a consequent a storm of cheersjwhen ho'tion in smelter operations and he it will be appearecLat Central , where. the ;expressed forthetheopinion roads to Its the, possible conference was held. time for a century, he said crease their traffic by making we have had an Irish govern-- 1 effective reductions on the ores ment established with the whole concerned, hearted sanction of the people of UTAH ARGUES nd-rescued 1 , GEN.- - BUNDT GOES . - j sr Press) GRAND RAPIDS, Jan 21.--A mob of two hundred stormed the Holy Roller Church here last night, seized Rev. H. A. Ferguson, leader of the - sect and with' cries throw him in the river and tar and feather him, marched him through the business sections of the city until the police with drawn revolvers dispersed the moh Ferguson. Newspaper charges of Fergusons influence pn his disciples is the alleged cause of the disruption, and aroused feeling against the - preacher. He spent the night in jail to be safe from further violence. I ! in-fir- st j -- TO, PHILIPPINES (By Associated WASHINGTON. Jan.. 21, Major General Omar Bundy has been relieved of the duties , of Commanding General of the seventh ebrps area, at Fort Cook, Nebraska, and asigned to command the Phillipines Tl'announced bylheWar COLORADO BANKER Great Britain. said the Irish settlement enhanced the .prestige of Great Britain throughout the world. Lloyd-Geor- 'it Department ge PASSES (By Associated Presa) DENVER, Jan., 21, Thomas Killy; thirteen years vice DRY AGENT cf the First National Bank and one of .the most prominent NEW MEXICO Last night proved, disastrous financiers in Colorado died after foi the U. A. C. in debating, the a lengthy illness, today. Institution losing both of its deAssociated Press) (By bates. WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 At Logan, the Aggie team upThe appointment of Sam Bow- - held against the U. of U. tie af-as general fjrmative 0f the question : of Ijronton, Ohio, federal prohibition agent ioriOAi1.Aj that the United States New Mexico is announced by should cancel all war loans Commissioner. Haynes. to the nations associated v.'itn - her in the war agaihst Germany, ptovided Great Britain does like(By Associated Praf) Grinius Cabinet wise. CITY. Jan. 2- 1- KANSAS The U. of U. won, the debate Cattle Receipts 250. Market Has Resigned by a two to one decision. The U. lower- Tops $8.10. A C. was represented by W. J. Hogs Receipts 500. Market Hendricks and steady. Tops $7.85 to $8.00. . Merrill, King The 21 WASHINGTON, Jan. The opposing Craig Ilulme. Sheep Receipts, 2500. MarLithuanian cabinet, headed by team consisted of Allen Jones, ket steady. yesPremier Grinium, resigned William Edwin Berrett and ' terday, according to advicesLith-to David- Watts." of the here representatives T. I President Champ, cf uanian government. The cause, Cache Valley Banking Go., pre be-the was j dispute it was said, judg8 for the evening SOME COMMITMENTS tween the constitutional demo-!er- e GeorgeS. Barker. f crats in the constituent assemb y Rev Judge E Catver and attorney bill who succeeded In passing a Associated I Press) - By gvid wilg0 al of 0gden. for government . WASHINGTON. de21, Jan., A. team C. an In Prove, Soviding land, and the populists, same Tin American proposal to make of the fended the negative who were said to have stood for .the Brigham pufclis he international commitconfiscation of the land without question against The B. Y. U. ments relating to China was Young Universitypayment. won by a two to one decision. adopted in a much amended Debaters far the U7 A, C. were form by the far eastern committ Emery Rankin, Driver E. Smith tea of hee arms conference. Mrs. Ryan . Died . and Kenneth Robinson. JOR nt r i ma-d- - I -- - te ' tomake'pubuc j - Richmond Locals of Poisoning MARTIAL 'LAW JARIS. Jan. 21. The death INIRELAND of Mrs. JThnmas.J5tewart Ryan, known as Miss Audrey Creigh(By Associated Press) ton, was due to poisoning, acDUBLIN, Jan., 21. Martial cording to the verdict of the surgeon who performed an law has been declared in the autopsy. Serious lesions were Kilmallceh area by the Brigade found in the stomach and kid- Commandant of the Irish, Rep neys and the surgeon removed ublican army at East Limerick the Vital organs fbr analysis. according to : a telegram from -- The for Mp. Ryan, Charleville, County Cork. This attorney who was held by the police a few action was takeen, said the mes days ago. after MrsT Ryan had sage because of hay burning swallowed poison, filed a demand land other disorders in that area, ' for his client's release on bail, . 1 The demand pointed Out that Elders Stephen , L. Richards Mrs. Ryan never stated that she 'and prigham H. Robeits are at had been terrorized into swal-- 1 tending the Logan stakq the poison, and that1 noj ference today and tomorrow, cries of protest were heard. t There aro times when even as " Mr. Thomas Lloyd left for ?eet a'thmg.ps a woman look-- ; Salt Lake this morning to attend .better with some clothes on. w . the annual meeting of the stock A irtuour feels drunkard holders of the Utah Woollen Mills, of which he js President when abusing a dupe fiend. ' po-Ji- ce 0 - j con-lowi- " I During thcrecentcold we&th-- r the water pipes at the South Ward chapel tursted. Hite, the eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs. J. S. Stoddard taken to the' Utah Idaho hospital at' Logan Monday suB feriing froirf diabetis ,in a very critical stage. John A. Omansen was called fo Spring City by tha death of his mother. Word has been received here cf the death of Joseph S. Hen dricks at the home of his son at Trentcn, Wednesday evening.. Brother Hendricks was the brother of the late William D Hendricks and they were pioneers cf this valley. He was eighty three years cd. He was bom Match '1, 1839. at Farwest Caldwell county. Missouri. Jle has been a prominent church wmker and has spent his l)fe in Utah and Idaho. , Highway ; Dcpurtr : of Eifct.', States;! mand 10 Per Ccr.; d action fn Price c ment and Wont L C. Competent Men to Aid in Giving Various Courses. Withoutlt . (By AtisocUted Press) An exceptionally interesting ' (By Amoclated Preu) , CHICAGO, Jan. 21 Exr program has been announced tive officers of toe high wrv ( by Dr- George R. Hill for the William Lyon Mackonxio King, Lit- partment of Illinois, Iowa, I' scoutmasters who attend the two oral laadtr of (By Associated Press) 2 Canada, who bocomoa Bas, Michigan, Minnesota, 1; ROME, Jan. 21. Pope Bene- weeks short training course tho dominion aa a rooult of souri, South Dakota, and V! prtmlor dict became appreciably weaker which begins at the Utah Agri- tho dofaat of tho Consorvativoa In tho consin aYthe opening session cf about midday,' hopes which had cultural Coll egeTTdonday,' Jan. vocont alaction. the Mississippi Valley cocJL arisen after his period of slum- 23. hence of State Highway D' " ( ber in the moming disappeared. declared a. buyers i "1. The men will be housed in the His general condition became r- against the cement mar :! worse and he seemed to be slow, New Plant Industry building on ers of the country. A flit t:n p;r cent decrease in the pri ly expiring. In his delirium the the campus. The period each day Pontiff resisted the efforts cf between ment is wanted by the L 6 a. and m. the at rry rising the physician to listen to his officials and their refucj to conbe first els will at 8:15 heart and expressed a desire to ter into negotiations with 1! arise and pet form his usual ducted according to boy G.scout cement fanufactuiers will retor-t- he Petcamp discipline. Pres. E. duties. construction of more tLrn a lecdeliver erson will the .first Prince Chigi of Albani enterhundred million dollars wv 'v; ed the Popes apartment at 12 ture which will be Monday at on the highways it is ji!J. oclock. It is his duty to take pos- 11 a. m. on leadership! The class Tho Logan Kiwains Club was session of the apartment in case work will .consist of studying, mapping, first aid, tried before Kiwanian Judge TEX lUCKATJ) cf the death of the Pontiff and nature study,etc.act as marshal of the conclave. handicrafts, Bullen yesterday on the charge Twelve of motion picreels Professor Battistini examined tures FACES of being a, disorganized organdealing with the nature of the Pope again and leaving the ization nat to semotto scout its been have living up work, room, declared tha situation of boy curedThese pictures will be We Build unto Its rule of conbethe gravest, the Pontiffs case shown the Scoutmasters at the duct, The Golden Rule. The L f ing hopeless. building where a Judge Pope Benedict XV, the 259 Engineering the defendant (By Aftioclated 'ti ) acquitted hall motion for pictures and took occasion to successor of St! Peter as su- special remark NEW YORK, Jan. Li Tex ThS has been fitted preme head of j . the Roman will be taken up. with evenings that the stalling qualities of the Rickard, boxing promoter, Lii up been arrested on a charge cf Catholic church, began his showing howto put the Kiwanis Club in Logan were criminal assault September 6, 1914, scout work ky tla over to the boys in evidenced by the activities of the soon after Europe entered upon Childrens cn Society; ' , club, t of a fifteen year c!i girl TVro its four years of war. Upon many the troops. Friday, January 27, It all took place at the regular other girls are occasions during the war he en- the scout workers will be taken weekly luncheon held as witr club. of the The to the Boys Camp in Logan deavored to bring the belligerwere in charge of the ent nations to a peace agreement Canyon where they will remain lawyers nd they brought beprogram until the following' Monday and thus to maintain the title While " at the camp fore the club members in ths which had been affectionately morning. will be taken and winter unique fashion the aims and hikes bestowed upon him by a high sports indulged in such as ski- ideals of the organization. . J dignitary of his communion as ing. In addition, bridge building, Y Juto Bulien ajteJ as chj&. "a messenger, God sank 4 bring Aixor'-U- S pio- justice, Cashcounty.Nelt Har. fr- - ) ' making. mapping, By peace. the organization of ris, as prosecuting attorney jmd Giacomo della Chiesa, the neering and Urn Young as counsel for the executives will be taught. , . scouting repre;;tir mere : spiritual head of 300,006,000 The following experts from defense. than a hundred transpertation born was noble of Catholics, Prof- N A. Pedersen of the lines of the the college faculty and student met to discountry line at on November U. A, C, of the cuss the proposed return to body have been secured vto aid 1854His was father the Dr. Hill in 21, presided. Special negotiations for wages and training the scout- Kiwanis, Marchese della Chiesa (promasters: Prof. William Peter- guests at the luncheon were Dr. working conditions . with the nounced Keeaza). He received Prof. Henry' Peterson, Prof, L P, Stewart and John Moser. train service brotherhoods on a his education at the Capronican son, N. A. Pedtrsert; Dr. Ira Hawley, The attendance prize was won regional basis. It is expected College and later fattended the Dr. B- L. Richards, Prof. A. IL by A. H. Chambers. the body will endorse the regionAcademy of Ecclesiastics. OrDuring the luncheon. Prof. al proposal which merely wto Prof. Calvin Fletcher, dained to the priesthood in 1878 Powell, Jos. ' Jensen, head of- the he soon attracted the attention Prof. J. R. Jenson, Dr, B. T. sqwakers table called the atten- return to prewar i methods of H. Prof. Prof. Preston, J. , Pack, negotiation. of Cardinal Rampolla, who under C. RA. C. Sul- tion of the club to the yery fine Johnson, Major Leo XIII was the Papal Pope livan, Prof. R. B. West, Dr. W. E. representation secured by the Secretary of State. He accom- Carroll, Prof. Ezra Dr. Ixgan organization on the - dis- FIRE WIRES O UT ; panied Rampolla to Madrid in R. L. Hill, D. Swenson,Carter, Senator Jos. F- Nuf-fe- r, trict committees. L. 1883 when bis patron, Nuncio, been has named chairQuinney Victor Lindblad, TEXAS OIL remaining there until 1887 when Spencer, Scout ExecutiveGeorge man of the Education CommitCarl he returned to Rome upon the f Orson tee by the district governor elevation of Rampolla to the Wood,' Superintendent (B AMoclated-PressNorman Hamil- while the following membess Ryan, Principal Cardinaiate. Tex-,jato HOUSTON. district 21 and!ve ton, Ppointd Legrand Humphreys .The, war between Italy and John II. MoserTt Fire committecs. In D." Rct.inaon, E.' In addition to starting postoffice Austria, in both of which peoples L-- M. Howell, block last night wiped out the of the Catholic religion pre- these men, the following main business sect ton ,of West inter Crockett, will be present to dominate, was particularly a liverl ectures Scout relatives, Judge Asa Bullen, Columbia, an oil town near cit. J Executive great sorrow to the Pope. Those C. A, Goates, Ogden; State Scout convention w program; C. M. here. Early today the fire, was near him said he deprecated the Leader Oscar under control -- The main busiKirkham, Salt Christensen, business methods. German violation of Belgium. ness street four blocks long IL John Salt Lake ; Taylof, When the Lusitania was sunk he Lakd; There was a good , attendance) is crowded with small frame -v, at the funeral services of Mrs, i buildings, r ; Neilsena Hanson held! Johnson, haps Dr. C. J. Miller, field execuwhich had shocked the world. Ninth At in the ward the yester-of the . ; chapel California. meeting city, Brkely The successor of Pius XL was tive, i . day. The ward choir rendered commissioners last evening the said to have combined the statessuitable musical numbers and heads of the vai bus city depart-i- n manship of Pope Leo XIII with JUDGE LANDIS. addition beautiful solos were ments were .present by request the grnce of his immediate rendered bv Miss Nora Eliasoo predecessor. He endeavored, it and Frank H. Baugh. Elder J C. HAS BRONCHITIS Johnson is said. to. carry out the ideals offered the i opening and policies of Those- - two- - great prayer Elder Thomas Morgan churchmen. But the world war, told of the departed ladys faith (By Associated Prew) whjch broke the heart of Pius X, CHICAGO, Jan. 21 'Federal and her extensive temple vtork. saddaned the first four .years of Judge Landis is seriously ill j Elder Andrew Eliason spoke his pontificate and prevented the with bronchial troubles, it was highly of her faith and character requisition must be made out by fulfillment of some of his aspira- announced at his office last night. and of the excellent family Bhe them and an order made out for - - - tions. Judge Landis has been confined fchad raised.' President Joseph E.jthe amount and in the name of Oneofthe.incidentsrofhis tohishome fop several? days Cardon told of the trouble and the firm from which the' par- -, pontifical career was the visit with a bad cold, but it was an- - hardthips Mrs. Johnson had met chase is made. This trill simplify, which President Wilson paid to nounced last night his failure to with and eve rcomLdn. pionee'! matters, as the merchant can' him on January 4, 1919, when recover quickly had caused hki ; days, and of her assurance of a then ptesent the order with his the president went to Rome physicians to order him to bed. ; resurrection with the just. Bis-- 1 bill, and with the requisition, . r-; prior to the opening of the " h:p A. Jorgensen added his order and bill, the record will be Peace Conference at Paris, ocia! A Bolshevik is even tempered tribute and for the family There was also further an dtreaty questiSons were dis- like a hornet always mad. fed all who had extended aid or , consideration given to delinqu- cussed, it is , said, during . the (comfort during her last Illness, ent electric light bills. H private audience at the conclu- have wept when apprised of his or following her death. Fenedte. sion of which ,Pope Benedict election. He would have pre - t ion was pronounced by Bish;p The gettng cf names nnd presented to his guest a hand-cf ou honorably dis- .charged soldiers in .tho list of towm war slackers being pubished in Jullen the Ccngresrional Record is a , One of the smallest men sptke of the burden of respons-- i this monin and bring found chame and a disgrace, and physica'Iv ever elected to the ibility thrust upon "one frail, guilty of lndcent conduct were proves the utter ineempetenry chair of St. Peter, the former) brain and expressed his horror assessed $50 each with the alter- - of department clerics and he&to. Cardinal della Chiesa never ex-jthe world conflict then being native of thiity days, and tve let the, slacker cset; pected to be thus honored bv the wagrd and his hope that it would must pav quick or go tv M that disgrace and insult the hero Sacred College and is baid to quickly end. (aa Wbo did their duty . hocscgow." ROME, Jan. 21 (Reuters)- Pope Benedict died late today- - - w- rt-me- nts u!( v CRIZIALC demon-stratio- ns pon-tifieate- on ' me cor!lxt itoUAYTcTj v AWAY pres-ide- For Scoutmasters Begins Monday January 23 at U. A. Schooling sr.: Press) Divi-sioin.- His Condition Became Worse This Morning and He Gradually Saiik Till The End Came Most Powerful Ecdes- iast in World. w :I3; d o.klv v. . 1 - PegU,-Italy- , yice-preside- nt , - R-- - - T071J ) n. classifi-townsm- tti en de-i6- 50 -- -- T ( 4 1 E - I , , ! ! , thank-'cempiet- e; i ad-drCf- . et bttr |