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Show WttIryourr Home paper reaching you regularly you are certain not to miss any good things offered. LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. MONDAY, MAY 29, 1922. VOLUME XLUL r TO BE ENCAGE. IN Many of Them Have Canyon Filled With Declared for General Visitors as Far as The Many Visit Wu and The Incipient Forks Rebellion Is . Rapidly Hatchery and Feed The Spreading Among The Fishes Ideal Place for Park Near Hatchery. Civilian Employes. Railroad Labor Board Orders Wage Reduction" For Maintenance of Way Men and Cuts For Others Are in Pros- Every day the Chamber of Commerce receives inquiries as to when tho Logan Canyon will be opened to traffic. James who has charge of the road crew in the canyon reports that the canyon will not be passable for the entire distance . until about the end of the present week. Just above the Amazon Mine there are some large snow drifts and it will take a little time to remove these. Other wise the road is in excellent condition for travel. It is to be hoped that Mr. McNitl can speed up the work and get the road passable sooner than the end of the week. Mr. McNeil and his crew are to be commended for the manner in which they have HARDING7 VISITS cleaned the road. It is better than the county roads. .Yesterday Logan Canyon was NAVAL ACADEMY full of jeople from the mouth to the forKs. Nearly every car stopped at the Fish Hatchery (B Associated Preeat ANNAPOLIS, May 29 Hun- and the visitors took much indreds attending the graduation terest in the way the fish are exercises at the United States hatched and cared for. It' was naval academy, received a interesting to see the large the yaehtMayflowerspawners in the. clear ponds of on which President Harding and water. They have become quite party left Washingtoh on Satur- tame and will come hear the day for a Chesapeake bay cruise banks for worms. It is great anchor here. After sport for the children as well as , dropped t lunching with Admiral Wilson, the older people to feed the superintendent of the academy worms to the spawners. They the president planned a review feed the fish alright but it is in of the midshioment and witnes- a different way than people feed base-- - them on the ocean. Mr. Grifsed the annual Army-Nav- y fiths who is in charge of the ball game. hatchery is very courteous to all the visitors and takes delight in SEVEN-D1EJshowing the people how the fish are hatched and fed. , He is imSHIP COLLISION proving the grounds as fast as possible and in time the hatchery and the surroundings will be one (Bv Awntli'W of the beauty spots of the can- PORTLAND, Ore., May 29 yon Seven sailors were killed, and In the large open grassy spot two fireman injured in a colli- just south of the hatchery is an sion last night in toe Columbia ideal place Jor a public park. river off Altoonas, Wash., be- There is enough moisture to steamers Welsh keep the grass green for the entween the Prince and Iowan according to tire year and with black willow information received at the nav- trees planted and the grounds al station. laid out, this meadow could be , . made a real pleasure ground and : would attract people from many PROMINENT MAN places. This matter has been mentioned - in the- - Chamber - of DEAD AT DENVER Commerce a number of times and it would be well to keep the idea in mind and at the proper time (Bv Associated Press). the trees planted. The exMay 29 Henry get DENVER, would be very small. The pense the of Gebhard, in connection with the canyon stockyards national bank, found- Bear Lake resorts is becoming and er of the Colorado packing for northern the real provision company and who Utah andplayground Idaho. The southern in took a prominent part the for making, possibilities cattle and packing are such a pa1c great.7, canyon died West of the today industry A force of men are completing after a long illness, aged 76. the Girls' Camp and when it is finished it will be one of the outFRENCH RATIFY standing features of the canyon. Its location, the building and the view and. t!e surARMS AGREEMENTS wonderful scenery is most imrounding pressive. to (By Associated Press) committee today but a vote was deferred till Vei day to give senators time to e:i-sidthe amendment t"ZZ ed. Chairman ILcCum. r expressed confidence after t s r sion that his plan ' tolrxiz 7 closely the house plxn that the land aettlr:sr.t is eliminated, would ta ed. Both the ilcCcmtir. and the Smoot plan for insurance were dhcu:::i length, it was announced. .il Memorial day is the day when every man, woman and child pays tribute to the nations martyrs. ; ' OFFERED 1 - - , , er I 4 Once more we bow in respectful silence and pause while we issue a prayer for those who gave up their lives sixty or more years ago that this nation TO DO shall not oerish from this earth. ' , ", RAIL (By Associated Press! N. Y. May WHU'iSPLAlNS, A search is being made for the mystei ious woman said to have" offered five hundred dollars to a youth in a New .York restaurant to commit a murder in the hew Rochelle home of Walter S. Ward who admits he killed Clarence Peters because of blalkmail but keeps the nature of the blackmail secret A check by the police beats out the story told them by a waiter ilia Broadway" "restaurant" thatoia ycung woman dressed in jlaek had taken him to New Rochelle pointed out the Ward house anil promised him money if he would enter with her and shoot the .person she pointed out him. He refused on the pretext that he was not prepared and promised to meet her Saturday night. Then he went to the police with his story. The police watched for her but she failed to appear. 29. en 1 1 Pri - (By AMoefated Preaa) CHICAGO, May 29 The ea gineer and fireman of thA wc:t bound California limited on tha Santa F were killed at tzzr track. wam WO lU FIGGV (B AaMtctttftd Pit) WELLSLEY, Mass.. Uzy 23. Young women students Wellesly College formed a firs line today to save the farr.Lh-ing- s of Mathlson house, on cf the college buildings diuixg a fire in an ice house a abort dl tance away. The ice houcy wxz destroyed but the fire department prevented the spread cf the flames. . . it GREAT IATIONALS. P. R A I L W A TVET E R A 11 L Press) HAS Tl3 , vice-preside- nt build-.ingjupjj- ie. - 1 : - ILu-api- t , -- -- -- - - -- re-p- ut Al-fo- m Pert Madiscn, Iowa, wfcxa ths trxla crashed head on into e:"7 r. i " train number four. No era wera Injured or.ly C es of the two1 trains L.i t. j I - BUENOS AIRES, May 29 Snow capped mountains, glaciers, azure lakes, tumbling rivers and foaming cascades are among the beauties of a great national park which the ArgenIN RELATION TO . tine government hag just ret aside from public lands in Pat. , DECORATION DAY agonia. . The park has an area of Ily 2,000,000 acres. It is situby :atet mostly- - fit theterritoryof .should all that tomorrow, being Decor- , Neuquef on the Chilean border ation Day and a hblida', all pla- and taken in foot hills and ces of business except those open mountains of the Andes, incluo.n Sundays, will be closed, also ding some of the volcanic peaks all public offices. A third of it has never, been exdeTne American Legion is plored. sirous that all veterans of the In the center of it lies at lake Civil and . Spanish American as (By Associated Press) large as Lake Champlain, as well as of the late wgr, called wars, over Nahauel PARIS, May 29. French CONGRESS in shall the procession that which tower ' majestic tnount-ain- s join tomorrow will, intro- EUCHARIST will leave the corner., of first duce in chamber of deputies, and offering a marvellous ten bills' ratifying the agreements COMES TO AN END North and Center streets at of reenery. Dozens panorama oclock tomorrow morning, ar.d reached at the Washington arm' of other lakes, large amf small at exercises in the t participate conference. lie cupped among the valleys, the cemetery. ( By Asoc.Uted PrMis) seme of which bave probably "the Service Star Euchof ladies The The ROME; May 29 never been distuxbetTeven by WAGE INCREASE-aristic congress, which has been Legion also desire their memcanoe. PwMle meet same time at to the bers njoffian in' progress since Wednesday described and persons having a The region has ANNOUNCED closed today with 'the Te Deum and place, most c ne of the enchanting willand cars in their seat choirs massed of spare sung by the little known parts of the the Vatican in presence of Pope ing to effer the courtesy, are world. The park will be approa-- J. H. Mrs. to Associated notify please Pius. quested (By Press) al-number jchable by a state railroad, is DeWitt, whose phone AKRON, Ohio, May 29. An will which most completed, announcement of a ten per cent 567, in" order that some Seri A host of friends are extendr, wage increase in the factory de- ing the glad hand to Harry vice Star member not provided j terminate at Bafjoche. of the beauty may be given transporta-- 1 ready, however, partments was made today at Stoney, who, with his son Clyde, the scenery and the spirit of the offices of the Firestone Tire drove a Dodge through from ticn to the cemetery. ebventure have for some years J .and Rubber company. A Short Whittier, Calitorniain four days, been attracting travellers to Lalel Rrriv-inAlfred of Rucket Salt Mr. g without even puncture. his sisters j the region- - who have not been on Saturday evening...- Mr. accompanied By horse , t Stoney now represents - the Misses Elizabeth and Augusta discouraged hy the long f Wednesday evening; all mem-- 1 Black Duck Products Companj") Rucket and Misses Myrtle and back or cough automobile joum , bers of the Woodmen of the auto accessories, and his ter-- ! Mildred Fullmer, motored up, ev necessary to get there. Now World should remember, is elec- ritory covers Utah, Idaho, Colo-froSalt Lake yesterday, re-- j chalets. hote', automobile the While flow if tourists which, is extion night, at Which time will be rado and Nevada, with - head- - turning last evening. elected officers ter the. ensuing quarters in Logan, where Mrs. here thev were guests of Mios.Jpccted with the completion of I Arvella Fullmer. six months. (Stoney will join him later. , , , 'the railroad. t - nrr oclockrthis morntog 29.-Reb- ellion - 37 i -- LONDON, May has broken out among the Hottentots in the Southwest protectorate of Africa says a Reuters dispatch from Capetown. Little difficulty in dealing with the rebels is anticipated. - .IS it p IN REBELLION ly Associated ACC ocons North and South join hands in this devotion. The bonds of friendship have grown stronger with the passing of years until today this great nation pcints with pride to its enviable position as leader in vcry great movement for peace and happiness, upon this earth. . HOTTENTOTS ARE Pwo) WASHINGTON, May 23-- The McCumber soldiers bonus plan apparently commanded majority of the senate tlzzr.z s m (By AuoeUted -F- orever illustration of the unfitness of the railroad board. , Which Were Barred at Considerable Lsrc- -J The Nation United WASHINGTON, May 29 Attacking the caustic terms of the decision of the railroad labor board with respect to wages of maintenance of way employees, Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor declared it is a most unjust and inequitable proceeding" and added "It is another Mc-Ni- el Senate "Finance Committee Prefers McC'cm-be- r Proposal to That cf Senator Smoot, Path cf -' pect (By Associated Press) HALBIN, Manchuria. May 29 Soldiers of General Chang Tso Lin along the Chinese Eastern and de. railroad have mutinied clare in favor of General Wu Pei Fu who defeated Chang in the recent battles around Peking.. Almost the entire railroad is in the hands Of the troops which revolted against the Manchurian-dictator and are supporting Wu. Severe fighting occurred at several stations along the railroad resulting in the defeat Of Chang's officials. The mutiny is spreading among the civil employees. PLOD I'JIC GUT Supreme Court of The United States Decides in Favor of Government in Big Dissolution Suit M E:::xo Lois Wilson leading woman in (By Associated Preaa) -lf 29.YORK, May the three notable William JjEW been not had Ientola Anthony productions, Midsummer on his honeymoon today he What Every WoMadness, would have attended the cereDe-Mill- e . The Lost man Knows,' and mony held by the American Lethe leading In Brooklyn unveiling a Romance, plays Reversing The Lower gion soldiers who died womans role opposite Wallace to monument w 7: V-in the World war orr which his Reid in his latent ' Paramount The Hell Diggers, own name is conspicuously en- Picture. , (By Auoeiated Press) weeks ago Anth-on- y which will be shown at the Two graved WASHINGTON, May 29 attended another unveiling Lyric theatre today. -- Wilsons Goverhmenrwontodaytir.the of a monument on whleh his This is - not supreme courts the suit to have name was included. He heard first appearance with the poputhe Southern Pacific company told how bravely he , died in lar Wally, She will be rewounded balled as Virginia SlacMumn, ownership of the Central' Pacif- France. Anthony was beic railways declared unlawful. and his identification, tag daughter of tne motor truck was he . lost manufacturer in Whats Your reported coming The court in deciding the case 1 Hurry? the last of the great trust dis- dead. The remainder of the cast' i solution cases brought in the, of several players decourt reversed the composed supieme A HUGE noted for their screen achievecision of the Federal court in ments. The role of John Wade Utah. which held against the LIQUOR PERMIT is interpreted by,,. Alexander government. The decision of Broun, famous both on stage and the supreme court. Chief Jusscreen. Other impoitant chartice Day stated, means the Sou(By Asoc!tted Pr,V acter- roles are - portrayed by thern Pacific is required to di- - MONTREAL, May 29 Har-r-y Frank Leigh, Luciene Little ow stock and all of vestitself is under arrest Clarence Geldart and Cud field, ership in the. Central Pacific hereGrossberg charged with forging a per- Post. The last named is one ' . mit for lines. the removal of four mil- AuocUtsd men PrtM) (By lion dollai, worth of liquor with SJg- - biggest S1X measurinfi: May" 29 WASHINGTON. intent to defraud the United and he the comedy reprovides Organized baseball as conducted States government. lief in the new production. by professional clubs under a ed not guilty. .Both the original story arJ national agreement, the supreme scenario were wrlltea by the court held is not interstate comMr. and Mrs. A. G. Mackenzie cf Byron Morgan, the Alice not liable merce and clubs are of Salt Lake, with Misses of u the storis feriea act. snd Hannsh Cummings and Mjf to under the Mr. RcM rtirred'axd Kathryn Brown, motored npjhe jast ras T-- 7 fBy AMoolated PrM) fronr Salto Lake, on Saturd) j Much Speed WASHINGTON, f May 23 afternoon on a visit to relatnwsj, , Ine government is not liable for and friends, returning ' yesterlosses of coal companies who 'al- day, They attended the Pavilion C T,:- -! lege suffering during the war dance Saturday evening. , when they were compelled to Tf (B t Amoel-sell coat to the government at Our experience this spring is aUCAGO. - May fixed prices, the supreme court that the seed catalogue pictures wheat ?1.1& 1. Cere held today. are liars. . . , : Court -- -- Ms - - St ,7 - nl:r Anti-Sherm- an rJ A 3-- - -- . |