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Show THE JOURNAL. .I.OCAN Friday, May 26, 1922. PAC2 M.. CUV. CACHE COI NTY, UTAH THE strength of the First National Bank lies in its many depositors with their average accounts. Confidence of this bank in the average depositor and confidence of the depositor in this bank is the reason for its tremendous, growth in , the past seven years.O 0 - ? - The condition of the FIRST NATIONAL BANKTtoday compared with the condition in each past seven years is the barometer that now registers the sure return of f PROSPERITY de-lia- May 22. 1915 May 22, 1916 ble May 22, 1917 May 22, 1918 May 22, 1919 May 22, 1920 . . . ". . . . ' . . . . . . . . V "t days of extravagance, inflation and laxity; and then the depression following, each with its yaried effect on commerce and business, the First National Bank has nore than doubled its deposits in the past seven years thus reflecting a new day of optimism and prosperity. sacrifice: the $545,810.95 . of-t- he In spite of the business uncertainties during the war days of service and OUR RECORD DEPOSITS The First National Bank is now ready to help continue the spread of prosperity and optimism by extending its patronage to reach every reliable depositor in Northern Utah and Southern Idaho. It is prepared to back "the farmer and every legitimate industry. It is stronger today than ever before in its 30 years of steady and consistent growth. - $597,938.64 $670,580.02 $722,492.10 $1,061,39641 post-w- ar ... May 22, 1922 $1,1 14,513.1 THE FIRST NATIONAL . . . $1,039,911.91 May 22, 1921. , $1,023,026.86 The mutual Confidence of the bank and of its depositors has made it grow. 1 v t M f rt 1 s W LoganUtah 0 Member Federal Reserve System 41 4 1r -r Supervised by I U. S. Government rU- - Mm i n tad idated Cor per company and is cation. The College Campus is cal help. We hope for a speedy College jjjtah Agricultural Dies CLOSING American OF'.THE four Mexicans who were crushrecovery. an intergral part of the school jene off he beauty spJts of Utah to death when I wall of a ed The! Linford. .Emma Dr. Mrs Phillips, an aged year, says during the summer months. theatre Fire Mexican SCHOOLS collapsed. The damage in v.ctk of the quarter has been Grassy nooks, shaded by spruce! , PARADISE . lady, is also very id at prey is to be a quarter of a reported facul widened in score and the lent t elms, Two motion million Camperdown Norway dollars. " beautiful little girl came to jty increased so that now it is maples, and mountain ash ouer PARADISE Mry 26 Sat-- f (By AMoclalad Frew) . three merand theatres picture t. 23-- Five possible for the summer the hearts of Mr. and NOGALESt Ariz., May. summer were for consumed cantile the houses spots delightful evening closing urday to receive practically all of bred Newton. Sunday Cool breezes keep tiie ercises of car lLstrict schools, ,rs were killed when fire men study. the afforded the advantages of the students at its were held in the meeting house, destroyed a dozen buildings in Tex Richard has been thrown student in residence during the efficiency maxium. filled withpar- was house The Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, 60 into jail without bail, where he Fall, Winter, or Spring Quartbeen'ents The friends. have and south of Douglas, N. M., telongs. His offense Is the rumiles program Arrangements j 'er The scope cf the work of it is reeported -here. The dead ination of lilt- -, girls. .Prize students, may consisted cf selections on- - the Summer Quarter at I he the Department cf eSUed! made whcnV include Donald- Marshal,.' an fighting is only another evict- P'tch the'r tents on the college now grafonola the schools haveje"jnie been considerably Roberts anaVanj ec ctricleit of the Onanea Con' ;nre of the brute in maa Utah Agricultural Col-- , has the M1l' j. and full for the campuS solos,,. purchased, Songs, piano stay courses offered have a ere 8 vJ?ii"J e.n a.r.e and a song and'j a ,f!te having original ms, lege Expected to rGand strong appeal to all classes of ?umme. Mr. 1b Roberts parents. for this purpose; dance by the first grade were Most Successful in The' teachers, but those of rural tjeen a"Hea Mrs. T water, light, and other jenjoyeu. Supt. R. V. Larsen, anl will them'11" . communities find Vennis Miles has gone jjjgg . Institution nf manner are r in expectHistory cam.per, easing ,,,;ti,,n;fcilitic-rtlcoap v.ita sal Ukeforavtait " , lh, excellent faculty cf thl.' Opens June 5. 'ds'. Stohem family tne MW presemea department the following wel Smithfield with certificates:! eighth grade S5? hTLad Every thing is in readiness ;i(nowrn educaters will offer cnuri "No admtaion reuuinnent, lea end Ann'e Bickmore, Car, for the opening of the Utah;ges: Professor Louis M. Ter prescribed Mrs. Louise Gibbs, re I and B isten Miles, Vernal ifnoer Argicultural College Summer man, head cf the Deoartment fc directed to those courses Monday. man, 'Joseph White, James. uf,1in they can pursue to the best ad- Quarter on Monday, June 5th, jcf Education cf StanfoH r8 ALfcott, True Lofthcuse, Evat,, to Dr. J. H. Unford, Iversity, Miss Matilda Peterson antage. e'r .8oas LilDean of Summer School. Regula credit will le given Bradlev, Truman Maddock. of Primary . State Supervisor arn of Brigham City motored consume Education ; Superintendent Or- - m the books of the Ccl'ege for Han OIray and Clara Holmes Registration will Bun(laJr ho visit Mrs, The normal who gave the valedictory. work completed. thc opening day of the quarterr son Fyan of the I otran says Dr. Linford, , but, begin- Schools; 8nd Miss Edith Bowen i egistration is Tifteep quarter ning with Tuesday morning, Primary Supervisor cf I oan. hours. No student may receive school teachers fer the Past;M A(,'a McArthur of June 6, class work will begin The Summer Quarter is more than seventeen quarter ycr, has returned to her hame stan-dar- d rk for the in Logan. One hundred ninety-seve- n divided into two terms rf six credits cf courses will be given in weeks eaeh. Students may at- full twelve weeks, nor more On Sunday evening a greet the following departments: ed tend either or coth terms and than eight and cne half for six many cf cur people went to ucation . and pedagogy,, account- receive credit for work com- weeks, without special permission- Hymn to attend the Closing standards should reg- exercises oL phe . South Cache ing and business practice, off- pleted. Many' courses are' ar- .--All ister either ice management, or by mail or in person high school. The first stenography ranged to run for the following or beys and girls of our town be-iand typewriting, agricultural the last term, while others con- before Friday; June 9th, engineering, agronomy, animal tinue throughout the quarter. first term. Those who register graduate of the class of husbendry, art, aqto mechanicr The Summer quarter provides later than this date must make 1922. Donald Miles, Lite State Shaw - and - Melba agricultural economics, ' chem- teachers with an 'opportunity special arrangements with the istry, dairy husbandry, econom- to undertake further study - in instructor in charge before Ob ray. Mr. ad Mrs. M. A. Shaw, their ics, English, food and dietetics their special fields and to meet credit will be given for work taken. all requirements for state history, political science, daughter Marie and son . Seth, drainage, library The State Board of Educat- - formerly of Paradise but now Tpnriws and college marmachine work, Idaho, gressman ion decrees economy, for students accepts credit obtained at residents Ofr Bui lev 'j working keting, mathematics, mechanic can secure a full quarter's cred-,th- e Agricultural College Sunl- came down to visit their rela- his race for his reelection and The mer Quarter in lieu of examin-larg- e tives and friends, end to have influence public opinion for he arts, modem languages, music, it during the Rummer. household administration, nat and bnr, of the College and ation for certificates and diplo-it- s Marie crerated cn for the re- restoration plant ure study, physical education . moval of her tonsils. They in- it was anouced yeterday.. entire educational equin-imaA Large Shipment cf Headed by Colonel Ransonte, tend going to Salt Lake to take for men and women, physiology ment are made availab'e fori Miss Normand was reading their daughter. Mrs. Samuel Gillett. the A. A. P. A. will, in-- 1 husbandry, public most efficient use during the poultry Go-Ca- rts the Police Gazette in her lin- - Price is here with them. Mrs vade Volstead s district with a1 speaking, sociology, textiles summer months. : and clothing, veterinary science The College is situated at ousine the evening she visited Price has been teaching school body of antidry sneakers, round and sociology. and then tackle', Logan in beautiful Cache just before he was shot, in Salt lake countv. Herin the up the A mong thepecial advantag- ley, noted for ita favorable dim. Quite leaders. The as-mission the wood's II political olv logically es cf summer studv. Dr Linford ate for study and recreation In eode of living and mcr-Arociatidn will use tactics simseems Northwestern Sts tea 'mission! lie Mr. John T. Roberts, one of ilar to those employed bl cansattentioirtothefaetrthat season- - thevalley .tote patterned on a Pol ice full residence requirements for . oim resoected citizens. is very Antisaloon league with churchpresent a delightful plan. - 5 the Masters degree can be met aist backed by the Wasatch sick with diabetis poison at the es during tlj I y attendance at three conse- mountains, whose canyons, lak- - j Some people havent found out home of his son, John J. eta, by aupeaiing to all the1 cutive summer sessions. where he was fraternities and lodges, in thel in ' ' es. and parks furnish hare oo- - yet that. Rip Van Winkle ' ' ' ' ' I . I The Summer Quarter at the J ortunities for a .summer va-- sleepy. . . taken so he could be near m x!i- - country. !, . BIG'HMMEH , i j stud-,en- ' - , 4- -J p-- , Je Ee , re-N- n -- ng Rich-ma- n, g ? Just Arrived cf-win- s. -- Lloyd Loom pro-we- Val-'Tayl- ts Prices Very Reasonable s Ca-sid- es er tnds-jzet- te ! 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