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Show WATCH THE FonThe Best Womaninlhe World Mother-s-DaSunday y MOTHER gets but little in this world, jet she gi es every-wiSend her a token of y our appreciation. It warm her hei.it and show that you have not forgotten. ll r ' c- - & Signing of Goldie Adams to Play First Base and Archibald For Second , - Completes If your mother is inanot her "city, Lineup- - we can send flowers by wire Team Works Out in 1 -- ( UT FLOWERS Smart Gym i'V This Everything but the batting order o( the Logan Collegians for the opening league game next Wednesday, May 17. is now known. The signing of Goldie Adams to play first base and Chuck Archibald for the keystone sack completes the lineup and the team is now ready to go. 8ome warm weather now, please, and r f S i ia Manager Faleks bulletin board to the fans. ARRANGEMENT Basket! of Spring Flowers, Special Gift Box Cut Flowers. Baskets of Garden Flowers. We have her favorite Say It With Flowers CACHE VALLEY WILL $1.00 to $5.00 HAVE ONLY FEW IN' were & Watch the positions filled! ALL VARIETIES Carlisles Flower Shop off! . TRACK Goldie Adams played the initial ' bag last year for Tremonton so is no anknown quantity and needs The Cache Vallet division of the 1 1 West Center - In Prescription Drug , autobiography for an introduction Phone 12 Clah State High Sh,xl Athletic asMe went to the Ogden high and set will be ' tatlon LOGAN repisented by only EVERYTHING IN FLOWERS played bia first baseball there with UTAH a few entrants iu the stale high Manager Luke Falck of the Col school track field and meet which iBv Associated Press) leglans. He played on the Utah LONDON. Msy 11. George Car- - starts tomorrow at Salt Lake. The University baseball team and then preliminaries will be' conplayed summer ball at bis home pentier weighed in 175 pounds and trials and town, Layton. Last season he was Ted Lewis at 157 pounds for their ducted tomorrow and the finals come with the fast Tremonton team and fight tonight for the worlds light off ou Saturday. DESIGN A TOWEL , The lxigau high school will send the experience be gained with Thr heavy weight championship i'grpen-tle- r Here Is tbs embroidery design jor the towel is the heavy favorite. The mutch Noel Ueuntoujsiirija,r; Merrill Ged Debra will make him a most valuable in the la-- t i ,ue ties, half mlje and sprinter anti Cliff Last week we had the filet squareand this time gtvea goes 70 rounds. man to the Logan club this year. the embroidery pattern Crowther vaulter Is and After pole the filet juniper Goldis bats and throws right el given. square has been inserted near ime Coach Woody Romney of Oneida as shown in the sketch the embroidery pattern is transferred wild banded. He was the best fielding By Associated Press) w ill send men three Academy only carbon and first baseman In tbo .Northern Utah paper, placed as shown around the filu medallion. Tho LONDON, May 11. Georges which are Hurt, nnle runner; Peterdesign is worked sol.d in katla elUcii, the sums may be tu loop last year and did some timely a stUch won over Ted (Kid) son, sprinted and broad juniper ami Carpentier or gn outline stitch. hitting being the leading sacrifice Cutler hurdler. South in will Cache Lewis the first round of their hitter, i He should show a marked Thorpe, who won the javelin iu this summer with scheduled twenty round match send Improvement sack a fast combination as the Col or the worlds light heavyweight the division meet and possibly and Maughan sprinters. legiana have on the Infield. He has The Grizxlies will have two tennis been In Logan this week and Is ready championship. players In the state tournament. to be a regular. These will be Joe Cowley uud l.uud Charlea Archibald of Wellsville Johnson. Cowley will play singles MEN has been working out with Logan and both will be entered in tho now for about a week and shows up doubles. very well. Chuck la weH known All of the athletes who will enter having played In the Cache Valley the state tournament will leave Loleague for two years and then waa gan tomorrow. Wellsvllles leading player. ManCOACH LOGAN ager Falck took him this year with the expectation that he will develop Into floe player. He is a good ball Many good? men are applicants for player with n wealth of native .ability. the posltlon of coach at the l.niran did ndt- - set , chance to play in tho league due to a bunch of squabbles over whose High School to succeed Dixon Kap-pl- e who at the close of the .property he wes which lasted long present leaves A number have been enoagb to best him out of n chance received year. (By Associated Press) to make good. He Is a willing board lu the past two da) a and the 11. AnMay DETROIT, of education together with worker and very anxious to play on Principal Norman Hamilton of the nouncement that the fighting tho clnb this season. Hq bats left school and City Superintendent aircraft of th Atlantic would d throws right handed and Man- high of Schools Ityan will consider the be 1 ager ralch brought to Detroit during contemplating names making presented In the next few the him a leadoff mad. early part of September to days and appoint the coach next I ,0 had weather the ' in the Pulitzer air week. participate worked ont Ja the 8mart Collegians gym last Charles crack athlete at the races and that pilots of these At Loguu In tlie State of Utuli, at tho close of business on Mu night. Tl the sun decides to stay out A. C., Is notHart, an applicant for the Job. RESOURCES for o while today It is possible that Chick has. other plana in mind just machines would seek to estab- I. a Loajig ami dleounU, including rrdist mints, acceptances !" P,Jpat will get down on the Held now. lish new altitude and enduranof other banks, ami foreign bills of exchange or drafts for some much needed work there. Louie Falck .definitely entered ce records, was made here resold with indorsement of this bank (exeept those ! TbebeaebaU council of tho chum- - the list of shown in b and c) applicants during' thw last cently by Rear Admiral William - her of commerce will 58J7.016.80 meet on Friday two days. Coach Total loans Stanley Anderson of A. Moffet, chief of the Bureau 837,016.80 - v napjai to talk over' plana for tbs the South Cache 4. U. H. Umrrnimwt securities owned: high school; Coach me herq pcxt Ivan Aerial of the Decker of the Weeton High Navigation Wednesday a Deposited to secure circulation (l S. bonds par A. parade Is School and Percy Hanson are the 'United States Navy. . . vldr 100,000.00 planned and othbr eaercfshs ard to be last ones to enter the list. These men b All oilier I'fiited States Government seeiinties The admiral predicts lhal arranged. will be considered along with the (including premiums, if any) ... 5159,262.54 within the next year safe, deothers. Total 259.262 54 be would 5. Other bonds, storks, securities, etc.: pendable airplanes 47,060.00 crossing the Atlantic on regu- 6. Banking house, 547, 4S1. 89; Furniture and fixtures . . lar passenger and freight sech-edul- 8. Iaiwful 12,874.58 60,356.27 with Federal Reserve Rank 56,391.41 and that the aircraft in- 10. Cash Inreserve vault and amouut due from national banks 46,940 23 dustry would rival that of the II. Amount due from State hanks, bankers, and trust automobile industry within a ompanies In the United States (other than tmluded m SALT LAKE CITY, Items 8, 9, and 10) 16,060 63 comparatively short time. He 13. Checks May 11. on other banks in the same itv or town as When it came the turn of predicted this city would beCannon, president . reporting bank (other than Item 12) .. 4,039.30 . , of Liberty stake of the L. D. S. Hiss Mary E. Sorenson, Librar-a-n, come the center of the aeroTotal of Items 9. 10, It. 12 and 13 ..67,040.16 for 14. to a Checks and drafts on hank (including Federal Reserve church, occupy the devotional nautic field. many years inter- Bank) located outside of city or town of reporting dairy business in period at tlhe B. Y. College, she Dicussing the part that air- ' 1.043.41 Salt Lake and also apractical very appropriately chose the craft, would play in any future The ranges in cur complete b Miscellaneous cash items . .... 3,853.06 4,896.47 farmer and horiiculturlist; mill theme Best Things to Read. war the admiral said: 15. Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer aud due from priced for this big sale. The STATE . MEET 10R emHrf-tfto-tow- sl Wil-llum- ME' MORE F0 RPOSmON OF AT HI DEVELOPMENT OF Lt OURAIRCRAFT FIRST W I';; 5ech' Stete Dairy 0cial ' i - READ UPWARD SAYS Named Electric Range ea You have longed for MISS ALL SORENSEN ' This Is Your Big Chance! 7 e8n, .bk As regards its educational be recommended Jo the state Aircraft was the only arm U. S. Treasurer 5,000.00 hoard of agriculture at its next value, reading matter may be of defense that the recent disTOTAt assified on as the 51,337,0X3.65 readers (a) regular meeting, in June, for armament conference failed to LIABILITIES appointment, aj deputy in evel, (b) as below his level, and restrict and in the next war 17. Capital stock paid in 100.000 00 above as his level. 18. ,e) charge ef the dairy ".and food .. fleets cf airplanes will drop Surplus fund 35,000.00 19. Undivided profits . . bureau cf the state depart34. 464). 55 Newspapers come in the first pound bombs. Fleets of - - c Less current interest for- this Tease n are expenses, taxes and and ment cf agriculture. The 55 ass, 8,165 paid 26,304.00 these air monsters will descend 0. Circulating notes outstanding ap100,000.00 pointment was announced last more widely read than any other upon cities in the next war, 22. Amount due to national banks 391.51 night by Commissioner A. A. i'orm of literature. Newspapers carrying greater loads for 23. Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies In the United States and foreign countries (other than Hinckley, executive officer of serve a useful pwpoee, and civ distances than was the included iu Items 21 or 22) the department,' subject to the izaticn could not get along greater case during the world war. 24. Certified checks J" outstanding .without them ; they are the daily approval ef the heard. T is not to be 5. Cashier's checks outstanding The ' i . The state law makes the chroniclers of world movements developedairplane Total of Hems 21. 22, 23, 24. and 25 . 6"o48.00 .. as an engine) merely and do more than anything else Demand dcpmtH (other than bank deposits) commissioner of agriculture the subject to of destruction, however, Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days; to leaven the dead, sluggish state dairy and food The officer declared. naval 26. Individual deposits subject to rheck ..commissioner, but the active social lumps of mankind; but be- commercial usefulness of the 27. Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 dajs (other work of the office, which until cause they ate for the most part airplane cannot be pver emthan tor. money borrowed) . on the mental of level Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) readers, last year was for a long time a are filled wjth 'unsifted mat- phasized. The wara airships, subject to Reserve, items 26, 27. 28, 29. 3d separate department of the and with of ' carriers great speed nd. 31 ... 403.571.22 state government, fails on the ter, too much newspaper read- from 35 to 40 knots an hour, Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 davs, hast same the mental effect ing or -- deputy in charge. John A. subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal will be able to launch smaller savings): the present deputy in as feeding below one's level is planes from their decks by 32. Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) charge,' has received notice cf forReading the most part keeping pare means of a catapult that will 34. Other time deposits ... as Foetal appointment postmaster withjthe sensational and scan- - cast the small steps into the air 5. Saving Deposits .. ... . ..... .. ....... .. Total of time deposits subject tn Reserve. Items 32. 33. aFHyrurn," but has not'yet' dalous in the1 newspapers and to- at" the ra 34. 35 and . his commission. He is at 666,690 43 bogganing down the salacious The same catanult may be used A present in the southern part of trail .of pq;iular fiction. Suh for commercial purposes. TOT A la l.3S7.ei3.5 th state on an inspection tour. reading appeals to the baser fast OF UTAH, County of Cache airship STATE A. I. Sonne, Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the He is expected to leave the ser- - aspects of man's nature, and re- could cast from its decks an vice of the state when his fed- quires no mental effort other airplane loaded with mail with- above statement is truo to the best of my knowledge and belief. A, SONNE, Caahier, eral commission becomes effec- than to let go. Correst Attest : in a distance of a Euronean tive. He formerly served as Reading above ones level-rea- ding port that the smaller machine W. M. SMITH. C. P. CARDON. post master before the office uphill, as it were, - al- could make in safety, thus sav" ANDREAS PETERSON. Direetors. came under civil service. ways raiuires effort; effort of ing a full day in mail Subscribed and ftworn to befoie me thlsll day of May 1922 Mr. Car non is already in the the intellect, of the emotions, GEORGE D. CARDON. Notary' Public. , (SEAL) employ of the state, - and is and of the -- imaginatbmr Such .Logan, Utah. MvComrrrhistTTirexpfrerMar19.T9l4.'- -' I'n.Adv. gaining familiarity with the reading therefore always im- of science, art, music, history work and customs of the office, plies growth. The. best works of economics, religion materials London has an organization of and is also helping out in the rpal studies of life like that form the warp and woof of And now we are informecKhat and the lightning bug opepdfes by Henpecked Husbands, and they Hy' production camoaivn fur- -' Les Miserables, civilization. ' ... belong to this groiy, rsd bv the state department patia 1. , agriculture, with the svji-- t and all the enduriagjnonuments' Instead of in pursuit of of Governor Mabeyi V ? .. ;4ilsothe records i 4,-0- 00 - .... . stock have been specially values offered for this May sale represent unparalleled bargains which make it possible for all to enjoy the great convenience, economy and set vice of a wonderful electric range. Prices haxe been slashed drastically you can't afford to miss ths opportunity to get a modern electric range at a tremendous reduction! Special Terms For May Only io ..... npon-chaf- -- - lhis trans-Atlant- ic . ' fi-ti- on ir-II- k ' t-- IJ $10 r $10 A V MONTH ask about the special rebate for early there is a big discount for the housewives who snap up these bargains first! . Come in and customers Many sizes and styles to choose from, and you get your choice of nickle finish or plain at the same price as long as they last. When arty model is sold out, there will be no mere at this special low price so BUY NOW! 10 Per Cent Additional Discount for Cash Utah Power & ' Ligh r Cor , , |