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Show V With your Home paper hlng you regulariyyoo are certain not to mbs any good things offered. About the loom men LOGAN CITY,' CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. TUESDAY, MAY 6tzi DEDICATION E MO PAIDVOUNG OFSIOO.OOO FOR Nations Tribute to Martyred President Is Paid in The Presence of Mighty Throng That ,o Capital . Hetch-Hetch- - to-a- re BLADVElT TO -- waslf0 Le-th- n, - j u. , II.rflDMlfF SrM .fuTror' e, ife,-death, - A . jtives NUMEER 123. SHOP GRAFTSTI Great Parade of Patriotic Organizations March To City of The Dead, Where Appropriate Engineer Put "Eggs in Ceremonies Were Held in Honor of L His Cab and Forgot All Those Who Died For Their Country. About Them Until He Heard Peeping of a This was one of Logans great' directly to those who have taken in the nations wars, and at Brood f rY o u n g est Memorial days,, and a beau- part enthis time Nations - tout. prtr. At The Logan Cemetery Attract Great Gathering (By Associated Press) of-th- em 1922. CHS Memorial Exercises BALL -- SO, RIAL SAN FRANCISCO, May 29 Willie Kamm, third baseman of the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast league has been sold to the Chicago club of the Assembles in American league for one hundred thousand dollars and two V tiful one for the occasion.' The Chicks. players valued at twenty five weather was. propitious and thousand dollars it is announc(By Associated Pres) Associated from Press) (By early morning until we ed by the secretary of the local WASHINGTON, May .30 Cal May 30. went to press, flower laden citiGROVELAND, The" nations tribute to the club. It is said to be the biggest Tom McKenna, an engineer on zens were flocking to the cemeglorious dead reached its climax deal ever negotiated between a the y railroad is tery to decorate the last resting today at the dedication of the major and minor league club. back in camp with six young places - of their loved dead. memorial erected beside the chicks hatched from the heat of Thousands were at the cemePotomac,, to Abraham Lincoln LEGIONDECORATING his locomotive boiler. tery at the time eof the Decoraby his grateful couiitrymen. A He placed them in his engine tion day exercises. . former president headed the twenty five days ago when At about 10:15 the parade to FOREIGN . GRAVES cab commission which lavishes , unhe thought he would be- away the cemetery began, in- - the folrelenting energy on making the from camp at meal hours. He lowing order i The colors, Old stone emblem of Americas them, until he heard the Glory and the flag of ' the forgot Associated Press) (By worth man whose the gratitude American Legion ; the Boy Scout INDIANAPOLIS,. Ind May peeping chicks. memory It is to perpetuate forio1 While the home-folk- s Red Cross nurses; firing band; Americans always. The Presi-j- j u the soldier y honoring squad; veterans of other wars, dent in person accepted the work dead who rest in the soil of including W. H. McMahill the in the nations name. the American veteran of the Civil war their country, only Spread across the wide ter Legion overseas is visiting and the American Legion; present; races and lawns circling the mere than 32,000 Elks; Service Star decorating Rotarians; drive' ways were thousands of of Americans who fell Womens Auxiliary and graves Legion Americans including the most and are buried on foreign soil. in cars; Scout exof the Legion distinguished men ip the coun- Of these graves, '1,400 are loecutives were in attendance, and try who had come to pay homage cated in five cemeteries in at the cemetery Eagle Scouts at the new shrine of Democratic France, 488 are in England, were on hand to aid in regulatliberty, clear away to the base of 140 in Scotland, 40 in Ireland ing traffic and to take part in the -- Washington monument a Hn Spafn. the Services. (nv Associated Press) mile distant from the memorial Several thousands of dollars the the exercises At cemetery 30. L. DENVER, May Major were the common folks from have been sent to the Legion's with prayer by Wesley whom Lincoln came and for committee in Paris, of wmch D- - Elauvelt, state engineer, e ? the American Aner?0.? named of supervising engineer whom he ceaselessly toiled. an American Cabot Ward, which the firing following Moffatt Tunnel commission gion, is chairman, to be ex- -j fired three volleys in at a meeting of the commission squad for on flowers and MAN DEMENTED flags pended of their companions lyhonor He will have charge of the' decoration of A. E. F. here. buried there; while in the ing, of the construction tunnel the m Local committees meantime Eagle Scouts stood at SHACKLES WOMEN graves. six miles England, Scotland and Ireland divide. through the continental attention by each mound, as the and several in France will visit Red Cross nurses decorated the minister cemeteries and the Associated Press) graves of: Wilford W. Arlder-so(By To THE MANCHURIAN OMAHA, May 29. Sheriffs personally to each- grave. NaClaytor B. Preston, Guy B. fund. J. II. Weston, Arthur Alexander, deputies are searching for an un- raise this decorationMacNider of B. Parkin-- , identified man believed to be de- tional Commander H. Nielsen, MUTINY GROWING son. Silver P.George mented who lured two women in- the Legion asked each Legioir-air- e Lowe, Joseph C. to contribute five cents and to an uncompleted shack SaturWilimore, Lafayette Blackburn, the response has been gener(By Associated Press) and George B. Hendricks, "who day and bound them together headManthe PEKING, May 30. The organization's their lives for had offered with a heavy log chain from ous, which they were not liberated quarters here report; airmutmyagainiGenenili1j;r70;ry7 Many parents of American Chang Tao Lin, anti government i prof A M Durham leS the till today. ' The womens diskilled and buried over- leader, is spreading. The gar soldiers tress signals brought a passing congregation in singing decoration 'rison at Harbin has joined the great motorist who also was captured. seas have requested America. movement and declared in favor He later escaped and noticed the if the graves with particular Rev. Allen Jacobs delivered the finds of flowers or with indiv-0- f General Wu Pei-Fmemorial address. It was hardauthorities. I ic'.usl . flower arrangements. i ly possible, he said, when such have requested ; liion Most - The addresses are made year after county commissioners Legion to supply them with h)13j IflClUlullllIV all that could be to have invited those interested in say year, of the graves so! desired. The emotions evolved the Pioneer Horde movement in photograrhs t&! RETURNS TOCHIGACO upon such occasions, also, were augurated last year by Christian not contributive to mental conto conference be to held a Garff, however, the over-- ! larger centration or connected exprestomorrow at which the friends seas .CHICAGO, May 30. Miss graves will" be decorat are sacred. of the movement will present with, the higheftoffieer1h! de McCormick, instead - of sion, although they heroism And savarious phases of it for consi- ind the newest private soldier !sai,inJ Today for Sw rtzerland to deration. It will be presented fcoing honored by an American Oscr, the Swiss riding mas-- f crifice are words that recur to the mind upon such occasions, 9 .. UPC lag- ing !cr re andtheyareof pectedly frpm the advertising standpoint She refused to make any state- to classify and define. There and from the point of view of Its ment as to her plans for mar- have been heroes in all ages. AH benefit 'to the valley. Last year who have been called upon to riage or otherwise. a number of . contributions in suffer in a righteous cause and to bothered been Ive various forms and representing have defied pain, suffering of any have and death, the girl said, were very substantial sums kind,- or death, can be classified exT'have no to say. nothing promised if the remainder necesas heroes ; the policemen who to make of return. my planation sary could be raised. Similar guard the safety of citizens, ofhavens of rest for the aged and Anclher pioneer resident of ten at great danger to themindigent have proved successful Logan passed on last evening, selves; the firemen who risk elsewhere, and the - amount of when Mr. Harry James died at their lives to save other lives; his hojne at Seventh North and the citizens urged by the call of money paid out each year by the ov m county for, the relief of widelv Catt receipts" 5500 market Seventh East, of old age and duty to perform a task involv scattered indigents, would go (heavy steers $8.60;mixed yearl- - general debility. He was born at !jng risk or great loss, all show a far toward supporting such a injfS $g.70 yearling heifers $8.75 Dover, England, Dec. 6, 1848, form of heroism ; go it is a word home, and provide a place, of j Hogs receipts, 13,500; market and had been a resident of Lo- involving so many classifications welcome and peace for the ageduik 0f sales $10.20 to $10.45. gan for more than forty years. aslb be difficult to define. But on Decoration day we conFuneral announcements will be who have no loving relatives toj Sheep receipts, 5000; top sider , . made later. . chiefly, and have reference , a home. $14.50. , tZa lag their Cc3e VOLUME XLHL M Itir v C -- particularly those Railroad Labor On The Bij Ir.dior.apclh Board And If It Is Ig Speedway Where 7 riored Strike Ballots Drivers Line Up Fcr Will Be Sent Out At Gruellh'r Contest Over OnceRequest.a Con Five , Hundred , HFe ference Course. Upbn ? . , gaged in the great world war. Our soldier dead, here and in ' (By Associated Press) tBy Associated Press) France; the Red Cross nurses; A 30. CHICAGO, vir May INDIANAPOLIS, heMay. 33 the doctors; these knew what drivers- lined roism meant, and the meaning tual ultimatum to the railroads Twenty-seve-n of sacrifice. Even among those of America through the United for the start of the tenth anwho went to war there were States Railroad Labor board, is nual fiv hundred mile race cn different phases of heroism. motor speedSome Adventurous spirtts re- presented by the federated shop the Indianapolis ' About About five tr.I c 5 four crafts unions way. representing caU in looked the and joiced em- half hours are required fcr C-g hundred thousand railway forward with pleasure to conferin a for a ployes request of winner to corr;!;t two the something .more ' 3 world. Another type though ence with the board Thursday red lap around the tw when the federal body will be mile course. Can Jr; 1 freely answering the call of asked naif immediate juris- the duty and of conscience, at the diction toof take American, French and U aU cased in which the same time had dread in their factories give the rats an. lish are alleged to be dis- international aspect while fr: hearts; yet they were fully as railroads the much entitled to be termed obeying u boards orders. es totaling $85,000 were an ln- declines a ete,centive to the drivers The rzts heroes, as those who regarded war as rather a pleasurable ballot will go out at once, it 1 attracted thousands of autc" sald . ) excitement. bie enthusiasts. A Kne cf machines There are those, too, who began fonnirj around the track at noon yrv ' suffered much more than those who died; many who are still terday and hundreds were parked all night. A moderate temsuffering and may never fully recover. These are indeed heperature was predicted for the roes and their understand day and was expected to prothe -vide favorable conditions- far full - meaning! f sacrifice. in at speed. The cars lined up at were who home, Many the start in nine rows, three in no physical danger, made sacrieach row. Jimmy Murphy of fices; indeed, every citizen who California occupied the pels did his duty, sacrificed; but it, position in the front row while was trivial as compared with Milton, winner of -- last Tommy sacrifice and the anguish felt (By Associated Press) was in the eighth row. by the hearts of the wives, ST. LOUIS, May 30. Mana- year, Two drivers started, foreign as or betrothed mothers wives, ger Ty Cobb and Outfielder HeilOra of France, winner they read the fatal death mes- man, of the Detroit Tigers, were Jules of 1913, and W. Douglas sage involving a life long grief indefinitely suspended by Ban Hawkes of Englasd. greater than any physical pain. Johnson, the American League The speaker referred to the case president, before the ' morning of Col Roosevelt. He knew the game of a holiday double headthrill of war when leading his er. . men up San Juan hill ; he learned an argument yesterDuring FOR CTFICE its pain when struck by the bul- day Cobb stepped . on , Umpire would-be let of a assassin; but Wilsons toes. . he knew neither sacrifice .or An: WORKER guish until his loved son was stricken down in defense of his SAYS GOVERNMENT - see-in- tr c a -- .e.arc j . IK COBB MID - -- BETTERCICiTIXS TIE km Pm) (By Associated country. In concluding his remarks Rev. Jacobs remarked that all soldiers, sailors, doctors and nurses who were engaged, know the horrors of war and see It stripped of all the romance that has attached to it. They realize ita folly; its absolute insanity. We should seek to surround peace with the sentiments that have lent a false romance to war, to give bravery a more humane form of expression. This now, should be the united task ofhumanlty thatthe nightmare of war wtth all its horrors, may be forever banished. A juartet composed of Delmar Egbert, Arthur Olsen, James A. McMurrin and Charles O Peterson sang AU Through The , May 30 More jobs and better wages for office workers, both men and women, (By Assoelsted PrM) were reported to members of the ST. LOUIS, May 30. Charg- national employment board at a ing the United States governhere. ment and, Shipping board with meeting President II. M. Pollard of the being the biggest bootleggers .Organization said that the last in the world, the Missouri gjxty days had about A branch of the ' association revolution in thebrought status of the against prohibition, through its "white collar employ' assistant secretary, has sent a .Two months ago many efletter to R. A. Haynes, federal ficient men And women were out prohibition commissioner, assert of jobs as a result of business W that liquor is being spjdonj depress ion, "helaid.VhMenow hip, ojyated bythe shipping we are having a hard time get- J ting really good people to fill ' We consider, in view of this uositions." fact, that the United States gov-emment and all United States CHICAGO, IS 1 4 officials are the greatest boot- leggers in the world and insist Night" All stood at attention, the men that they take action not only to with bared heads before the col- - get out of the bootlegging busi- ors, as the Scout Band played ness but to seize its own ships as well, the letter says. the National Anthem. - - i.:oris;5 to c? UL.7 IIATIOILM. At (By Associated Brooklyn auto Boston 3. ' Prm Brocl the And that reminds us: What Differing from has become of the change we license . givees a woman your ) At Philadelphia I " number. phia 9; New York 8. used to get back? At Piiiburg Fill ' . seed Cincinnati the eat hens 9. The fad of the rich today is The garden . At Chicago Chirp. the necessity of the poor tomor- faster than the government Louis 1. seuds it out. row. . . 4 -- |