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Show THE JOURNAL, PAGE EIGHT that arose and greeted with himo express 'TOOT :Yr UTAH LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, his ,'Rfcratitud& ificant re'Tbut if this much IlCWfiS for the many courtesies Andy wanted of to go there, he's there all right.' ohn tended to him by the people the state and especially by the Mahomet, a camel-drie- r on T. ywtw1y mnywing citizens of Cache-V- al allhou gh ,i atlanZAescri, in Nibley Hall." State Superin-tenden- t theme unable to read and write. The Commissioner's Ele fcun Jed a C, N. Jensen is to be was the Oustanding credited .with having arranged ments of Success," There was to Christianity in power. and when this was his formula: There for the auspicious occasion. once a time," said he, with this great country of ours was is no God fct Allah, and MaMr. Tigert listened marked interest to an overture fool proof, that is to say, any- homet is his prophet The and body could make a living irre- sheer w ill power of the man the orchestra, College by It was an enthusiastic audi- an anthem by the choir; and spective of his - educational made him win out. ence, made up of B. Y. 'College on arising said he was grate- status; lut that time is gone The speaker rent and Logan high school students ful for an occasion that enabled forever. America is now a land Napoleon, and how at fwontv- of' specialized interests,, and ,sixyears ofager hcto-lthe only the trained hand,- guided poorest, raggedwt, most y the expert brain, .is going toaj(j army in Europe of only cut in any way. ,000 men, crowd the Alps, an He illustrated the value o' unheard of exploit, and won 1 education by an appeal to sta-- battles one after another in tistics Of one million men Italy, against on enemy' ten OFFERS THE SENSATIONAL ROAD SHOW marked as successful in Ameri-- J times as pumemis and with ca, ohly 20 were men with an the equipment of war it could elementary education, GOO had handle. Here genius and will a high school training, and 6,- - power were combined. 000 were college bred men. G The speaker next took up the That is about the ratio of of Misdirected In our country today. In fort, and quoted Wm. J If the great Pennsylvania railroad Bryans estimate of the utter system, probably the largest futility of all Nanoleons organization in thejvements, a verdict which the world, not a Fingle employee is .broken prisoner of St.- Helena, without a college education. of (gazing out upon . Men,..in respect to the wayithe Atlantic, had himelf already voiced before his dying they tackle a job, are divided into two classes; those ' who day. and assume responsibility, Alexander, Caesar, Charlethose who repudiate responsi- magne, and myself foundd embility. Only the first class pires. But on what did we achieves distinction. Even gen- rest the creation of our genius? ius, Without willpoyer, reaches UPon force. Jesus christ alone founded His empire upon loe, only mediocre heights. The speaker instanced the and at this hour millions of Poet Coleridge, who might have men would die for him. won th& very highest place in Mr. Tigert concluded with English letters, save for a weak an eloquent tribute to the pos will. The only poem he ever Abilities of this splendid val finished wts the Rime of ley. 'Progress, said he. is I li the Ancient Mariner", and this not measured by numbers; was besauce a friend stood over Athens the smallest of ancient him and exerted pressure on states, composed of only citizens gave to the world the poet till the work was In art, literature, statesmandone. As a contrast, he referred to ship, and philosophy, gifts that Old ' Hick- still remain unrivaled. Comthe willpower of . a with man scarcely any munities like those I have visiory", education and of only moder- ted in this valley may well as ate mental ability Someone pire to world leadership. asked Uncle Albert", the neg-r- o servant of Andrew Jack The' Getting together all son, whether he believed his members of at graduating class master, who had . been dead is a hard job. , Some are always some years, was now In heaven in California; ' some in New" Cant tell, was the sig- - York and some in iail. prolonged applause, U. S. missioner of Education I do know, sdh, ex- Com- Tuesday, May I 50-w- in j ,n Ef-ce- achie-busines- trembling tears MARY . PICKF0BD IN LITTLE LORD FMIHTEBOY Jrm . PRANCES HODGSON DURNCTT5 e :l of delight Check the, , -- ill-b- Where ripples TO rnii.il dtatm T.prtm.nt Pf,psr,d by th. o A,l- mi Ultv) lni(ka are iiiinll imttetl In flotk t about tliirt) with Iho or Mix rVtiili. tin the ilrukey tin tmt tight on mu, tlier. The iittielter of male nm Jte reiliieril to one for eyerv een female aliotiT the lirt of Marh. anti ami m eloingoil a month later to one malejur eight to ten fem.ile. Act It e. healthy female of metllmn sire hoiiltl Ite ual for hroeillng ; that when I. Moigliliig i.hout fight nature, tinl.x laatnre blrN rlimiltl he asetl u breeUei. Soltt tlittk with short tietka. meillani long Ik. tile, tint hat k Hud of good tlei'lh to the keel hoties. Water ee wso.ilH are a HigTi In dm k. The ilrake Is of u coarser ami more maNcnline In uiear-tincthan In- - tlut-k- , ami haa a distinct curl In hi Tull feather. I nicks should - SCENARIO famous story O KRNAI2D McOOMLLC DuO'OG.RADuv CY CHARLES RQSUER 5. DIRECTION OY JACK DfCKTORD alTREZD C GREEN ss j The touching ap peal and quaint, hne humor of the tender ttory; the wonderful art of s - the-was- lifZZT 45. breeding Active, Healthy Female of Medium Size Are Recommended Ute Only Mature Fev'e. , LYRIC THEATRE dIxkst or lt, tes h 1 e dual porthe exquisite trayal; beauty of the entire production all of these have captured the hearts of everyone who has seen play charm. Ducks Should Be Sold After They Are Two Years. Old. this of photo- - rarest N iwlt (gtSlkKi) 19,-0- 00 , Seats 50c to $2.00 Plus Tax NOW ON SALE 4. o (' t - Vt;-,- ., r wfigfr- TONIGHT May 16th 4 sold, ttstinllv. aftr tWy are two old. although the best breeifc-r- t or la. or mat la kept oter their third In the year. uy potiltr) seoiiilist United .state Itepnitment of Agriculture. In handling dink, pick them tip by their neck, a tlielr leg are ery easIhiek lay their egg ily broken. early In the morning, and tdmuld he routined to the )ume or pen until 0:30 or 10 uYIim k In the morning. If allowed to ream early In the morning the nni) la) in a pond or ttrenin and the egg tatty be lost. Im LYRIC THEATRE Wed. Thurs. and Fri . May, 17-- 1 8-- 1 9 The fact that Mrs. Lillian When a New Yorker starts downtown to the office jn the Russell Moore was the subjec morning jhe straps on a Colt 32 of a lively debate in the Senate md Slips a gat ill his pocket;--: has less to- do wii h men having taken out Much unrest" is caused by being unable to rest the elbow permits to go armed. Must be on the bar and the foot on the a real nice Christian sort of rail. community tQ live in " r 1. lrJfl rrifgll PECIA HATS LITTLE BOYS Hoys Hats. Sale price..... Childrens Muslin Drawers, 50c Values, 3 for. .Childrens Muslin Knions. 75c Value. 2 for... Childrens Muslin Unions.. 601 Value, 3 for..,, Bungalow Aprons, $1.75 and $1.50 Values for....... Sateen Petticoats, $1.50 Values for...... - Night Gownsr- - Special... Pink Teddies, $2.25 to $1A0 Values for Pink Brassiers. $1.50 Values for ............ $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 1.60 - 4 ... STATIONARY BOXES $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Values. 3 Boxes for 25c Value. 5 Boxes for. 20c Value. 6 Boxes for....... UOc RIBBON , CURTAIN NETS KIMONA CREPES 35c Value Kimona Crepes. Sale 4 yards for 25c Value Laces Sale 8 yards for ....A 60c Value Laces. Sale 4 yards for, 125c Value Laces. Sale lfi yards for....,....: ,10c Value Laces. Sale 20 yards 5c Value Laces. Sale 40 yards for $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 1 for..., HANDKERCHIEFS-BOX- ES 60c Value Handkerchiefs. 3 Boxes for ...... 75c Value Handkerchiefs. .2 Boxes for... 1 Box for $1.50 Value Handkerchiefs. One Lot 25c Value Handkerchiefs 5 Boxes for One Lot 15 Value Handkerchiefs. 12 Boxes foi ..... $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Curtain Nets. Sale, 4 for. Nets, 3 for C5c Value Curtain Nets, 2 for $1.50 and $1.25 Value Curtain Nets : L TOWELS 50c Value Towels. Sale, 3 for 65c Value Towels, Sale, 2 for 35c Value Towels. Sale 5 for Toweling, 7 U $1.00 ta $2.50 One Lot . Values. ot Silks, per $1.00 Sale price..7. SILKS 75c and A. $1.00 , $15 Baskets.., V0ILES Value Voiles. 3 Yards for. PERCALES $1.00 25c Value Ginghams. $L Q0 25c YardJValue Cotton Challies. - Sale, 6 yards for ' yards Fruit of the Loom Bleach $1.00 for5.... $1.00 CinLDRENS HOSE fiOc T paige fnr Childrens Hose. 4 pairs for VBlue Children'B Hose, 35c Value 51.00 $1.00 -- LADIES SHORT GLOVES $1.00 Tan Grey and Black Ladies Short Gloves 1,25 and $1 50 Values. Sale price $1.00 One COTTON CIIALLIES Sale 6 yards for Six yards for..., FRUIT OF THE LOOM ftLEACII $1.00 :;1 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 i - 5 L . - ' $1.00 BISCOUNT ON ALL HATS Ixt Childrens Hats ... $1,00 (D (U $ t) 4 iWi $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 CRET0NS $1.00 GINGHAMS $1.00 BLUEBIRD BATISTE 40c Value Bluebird BatlsTe. Sale 4 yards for FRUrrBASKETg $1.50 to $2.50 Value Fruit - 45c yard Value Cretons. Sale 3 yards for 35c Yard Value Cretons. Sale, 4 yards for 25c Value Yard Cretons. ..Sale 5 yards for... 25c Value Percales. Handkerchiefs. 5 J3oxes...T. - LIGHT AND DARK OUTINGS i 26 inch Light Outings. Value 25c yard. 7 yards for Dark Outings. Value 25c yard. 6 yards for MENS HANDKERCHIEFS 25c Value Box Mens JJANDBAGSO $1.60 5 - 5 for,.. yards K vOne Lot Riblions, 5 yards for.. $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 30c and 35c Value 45c Value Curtain ip |