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Show his father . was greater as a thinker and philosopher than as a novelist, and tnat his teachings .jvill be better understood by man kind in 50 years from now than (they are at present. He also touched on the great moral struggle of his father in Housekeeping good VALREY EASTER CAROLING IS A-T- op RECOMING 4 Mountain Play For Iowa Bride - LOCAL NEWS - The man who likes smart but not ultra 'styles will take to The Ballaui Camp will meet at the h me-iSojHia Rigby, 55 South 3rd West Thursday Mar this hat it is individualistic without f 15th being conspicuous. at 3 o'clock.' Mens and Rig discounton Shoes Hats and Roys Clothing, 1 week at New bolds: for Caps GORDON HAT Adv.l at all good bat stores friends of Mrs.; suffered a rar-- , who JohnRozsa, alytic stroke about three weeks ago, are pleased to learn that she is rec jeering slowly but.rit is The many COUNT TOLSTOI AT THE COLLEGE cmsi'lm'd' ,urcly; Frank W. Blair Co, Count osid to today. eveiyone 1 Dodge Ad, Leo Tlstoi would be op Bros. Motor Cars. Bolshivism had he lived j reduce Bolshevism jn 'jirighani city yesterday and to the lowest. These, t(Mjayj and open court here at made tomorrow today fctatenients.ere , the Utah Agricultural College by Count Ilya Tolstoi, son of the lamous Russian novelist and philosopher. Bolshevism is nothing but1 violence, declared the speaker.; Contractor T. G. Rowland left Their endeavor is to kill in- this morning on a business trip dividuality. To make everyone to Salt Iike. equal, but the only equality 's V V V V V which they have attained is to make everyone miserable. AU the Wednesday Special One people of Russia are equally day only. For every silk miserable today. necktie purchased at our irrCount Tolstoi declared that egular price, 75c and $1.(K, Bolshevism is gradually dying out in Russia and that what the . you get one free. Dunbar an Jde. people want and will eventually to similar is a democracy get that of the United States, stat- ing that lw looked for a great! The R d c rt companv of . , -. j '- on Wednesday their America as his second home and March. meeting 11 at 3 oclock at Mrs. sincerely hoped that, in case an- Hills, 1 19 west 3rd North. other war should break out in Europe, the United States would Right now, before the busy stay entirely out of it. starts is the best time to season The speaker gave a very in- have your plumbing work done. clusive discussion of his impres- It can be done cheaper than sions of life and work of his later in the year. A. H .Palmer father, this being requested by and Sons. Adv. the President of the College and Dean F. L. West. Someone at some time during His father entered a univer- - ast night before the snow fell, sitv at the age of 16 and, accord-- 1 broke open the door of Ola ing to his son, he always receiv- - Larsens garage on Third South ed the lowest possible marks m street and stole about six gal-a- ll of his studies. One of his pro- - Ions of gasoline, and some tools fessors said of him that he was are also missing, v specially weak in Russian, and Russian literature.. His low; marks, as explained by the' speaker, were due, not to the fact that he never studied but that he never studied thehings which party leaving tomorrow for his teachers directed him brief sojourn in California, in- stu.w eluding Sacramento, San Fran- My father, to outward ap-- ; cisco and Los Angeles, includes rearances. had all the defects of' Mr. and Mrs. m. s. Eccles and de- a rich country gentleman, rs. Roy Bullen. They w ill Count iTolstoi. However, bably return in two weeks, he struggled always against his! ON RUGS SALE set .passions and his defects. He down certain rules which he en deavored to live up to. Two of; TblHluigL ''rL" these vvere, better not to do any! g not(b thing than It is pleasing to note that when you think of 1aurel Cole and V. ing. and joneS( Jrf anything, think with the full the boys who were summoned to Often we Salt Lake last Saturday after-d- o (power of your brain not know the full power of our moon to take the government brain. If my father was a great examination for .a license as man it was because he thought Radio operators, were success-wit- h the full power of his brain.", ful and will soon receive their The speaker declared also, that certificates. tja pro-clai- ed jP to-b- -- e ut'" busy-doin- '' j j 'Vttrf. " air AMES, lows Speaking of top floor apartments, how many jrouag brides would fancy setting up housekeeping where Mrs. Paul Beard, woman Are lookout, resides on Harney Peak, South Dakota T 'Bar mountain bungalow is lashed to its dizzy peak by heavy steel -j C,fKlS''he o , ; Raise the Strain, Sullivan. A word sheet containing the verses of these and other appropriate carols has been issuec of the by the Music Bureau Community Service, as has al a bulletin by Professor Petei W. Dykema of the University oi Wisconsin, giving the origin ol and descriptive notes -- on (tht Faster smgs. In addition suggestions tre given for the organization of young peiplet The wore caroling groups. sheet and the bul'etin may bt btaimnl free upon request b readers of this page from tht National Bureau for the Advancement of Music, 105 West 40th Street, New York According to the plan outlined in the bulletin, the ideal size for an Easter carol group is from eight to sixteen or twenty singers, accompanied by one or more instruments violin, flute, clarinet, cornet, trumpet etc. Kiwanis and Rotary clubt are usually willing to supplj for transporting automobi'es the groups which have long distances to go. The early hour of Easter morn, from six oclock on, are recommended at best for the caroling. After the individual . groups have finished their routes they may unite tc give a more elaborate program in some central location or maj simply render in massed chorus the hymns they have sung in scattered units. One of the most attractive suggestions is that thosejwish-in- g to hear the carolers indicate their desire by placing a flower or plant in their window, in some manner agreed upon beforehand. The similarity to the lighted candle, which in so many cities beckons the Christmas carolers, is obvious. , .cablet. POITLA1 NO SECRETS (Continued trout age 1) 7,240-Fo- ot which he pondered and studiod for ten years on nis own teligi-ou- s convictions. hat should the twrdon U All that a PAGE THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Tuesday, March 13, 1923 ' Some people have asked us what our secret was in gaining so much popularity for our stores in so short a space of lime. We have no secrets. Twenty years of experience in learning right has taught us how to run stores how to treat the public without secrets. 9 lbs. 2 2 II. ' . j . Extra Bargains For Wednesday bag Sunripe or Sperrys Oas soft shell Walnuts - . . . 55 23 cans mod. red Salmon Fresh Meats lb. Choice, Beef Tip Roasts,-pe- r Select Prime Rib Roasts, per lb. Choice Beef Pot Roasts, per lb. Choice Rib Boil, 3 lbs. for Choice Brisket or Shank Boil, 5 lbs.' Choice Round or Sirloin Steak, per lb Choice Steak, per lb. Fresh Haniberger, 2 lbs. for 30 , . 17 15 10 to 12 -- 25 4 25 17'2 .... . 19 - - for : 25 Every Day Saving Prices ' HUTTKK Butter 48c lb. 4 43o Ranch Butter, v 29c Nuroa Nut Butter, lb.. , Strictly fresh Ranch : 20c do. Heat fretsh' Creamery Fri-s- h OH V Full nth nvrerl for CHIStXJ tK.MONS navl OnuiKs f 1.93 Half cane awoct Navel Orantteg ... 12.30 , for,..,.. 1 do, extra larRe awnet Navel .7 53n and 39c Oranae . 1 doz. extra lurifo Juicy l.enion .' for JI5e . can Crlco.....-can Crlaco .7.. 3 lb. can Criseo I lb. can Crlaco 9 tb. fi Ih. , BROOMS 12.09 f 1.43 - 73c ... 256 MOIMTK'K.S Mopetlck 19 c S 79C 7. tie Cottage Broom! $ Just West of First National Bank i uE'isa U. A. C. CHOIR TO Food comes on the backs of burros up the mountain side; water ladder. Is brought two miles in bags. Wood is carried up a Furniture? Its all made by her disabled war veteran husband who glares the duty of watching for the slim white column of smoke. .la Winter firs, jkgrd attends Iowa State Collega at Ames, 30-fo- ot PRESENT ORATORIO The choir of the Utah AgriculHave you read page 4? There tural Culletfo, under thd directio" Funeral services for the late Charles Robert Ashcroft will be is something interesting there. of Professor C. R. JohnoHA, wil held in the Hyde Park chapel at present the oratorio, iThe Death Wed2 oclock p.m. tomorrow Today Scout Executive Vic- of Minnehaha March 14 at the tor Lindblad will meet with renesday. presentatives of the local Farm Logan Tabernacle. Our new line of Wall paper Bureau at the Chamber of ComThe words of this oratorio and drapery on display at merce with the idea of planning were taken from Longfellow and Adv. for boy scouts to do beet thinnset to music by S. Coleridge ing when the proper times comes. Mr. Gomer Hughes, a resi- There is no reason why the Taylor. dent of the Ninth ward who scouts could not be organized Preceding the oratorio, the suffered an apoplectic stroke a and do much of this labor. In College Orchestra, under the Clovcr, said ta ba ths oldtat lorn tion,- twice dallv. le on tenon of few days since, passed away at this way they would help to pay direction of Professor In tha world, owned by the Rev. Dr, bren. on of middling, end two George W. four oclock this morning. His their upkeep and keep much of of oate, clover and mo- -' Thatcher, will render agroup of Uriah Myeri, Catawlsr Pa re. funeral services will be held in the home. It is a good four selections. The entire protiree thle anrfne en a pcnalon eon- eom. topped off with three ears jf at money the ninth ward chapel at J1 a.m. idea. If the scouts put this over, ly bom lor re in rartore He has been ellnped everv aprlnf gram will consume about one and trlbutad tomorrow Wednesday , fol- they will help to popularize their one of the country. e.nee he wax a eolt. a practice nrnb-bl-v parts half hours. vdl cause The arrar ere of hontea It lowing which the remains of Importance In hla long life. else. than more oratorio of the soloists anything The be shipped to Samaria, Idaho twenty yeert, but Clover, a mod- a matter of Orlglnallv Ruth willbe: Clover Johnson, le la hla youth ern veterinarian agree stylo, that earing for interment. One of the principal features Sperry, Frank Kennard, and Clover trotted a mile In 2:22 and rilnnlng contribute to the bleed It In 2:17. Ha la ilxteen health of th horn, greatly of the Ray Lyman. cf as the doe a It annual meeting SALE ON Rl'GS hand 1.20f mwa.not or.lv In that It permits high and weigh ChambcK of Commerce on The music for this oratorio ponnda. he on Irk evaporation of eweat and be will i March 21st, He ha received evcellent care oromotee cleanlliieea but heeauee Wednesday' according to Professor Johnson, HI wind I rood, hi limb .wan discussion of the irrigation and is among the world s best which ha added comfort la aoothtng to Lit Lf FcathcmSih.1 Htii and hla coat ha a luter remark h home's nerve. I Anv Cvent, drainage possibilities in Cache has been written for secular able In an animal o old. Hover ema rood for several veer Wm. Peter- oratorios and has been present) Tbe raue. or caneci, of never Mrs. Eva Ballard Richeson, Valley by Professor more. He still able to step Hit of head the son, Experiment ed by all of the leading musical .lonrevltv I a matter c. dlacu.lon road at a smart gait without eviwho has been undergoing treat- Stati m of the AgricuIturalCol-lege. .among veterinarians. Clover ra dent exertion. f of world. the societies ment at a local hospital for inProfessor Peterson has Prices will b e 25 and 50 cents. ward goitre, passed away last gathered much data in relation Adv. The average woman is becoming fairly well versed in politics will v. and to the possibilities husShe leaves her evening. Some LEAKED TENT the that day she may put that knowledge to practical use by paying TIER conclusively band, Travy Richeson, three prove of Cache rests -future more County attention "V voting. daughters and a son', to mourn with the soil. According to the) Pride often goes before a fall her loss. The lady was form- reports of the irrigation pro-- ! or a wettihg. They tell it or Bebe Daniels erly a resident of the second jects in Cache County prepared McLaugh-linCach- e that when operatives built a ward, but of late the family has bv Engineer W. W. has grown in location camp fifty Rjiles from County resided at Moore, in the Lost and wealth in pro- Phoenix, Ariz., for scenes in River region of Idaho. Funeral populationto the amount of irri- North of th6 Rio Grandethe portion arrangements have not jet been gation water it has had where nicest tent and the only due announced. more intensive farming could with a board floor was allotted be done. Ail the land holders to the brunette beauty and her SALE ON RUGS on the irrigation project on the mother. Andf the, first night there west side of the valley will reat- came a violent rain storm. As: to invitations ceive special ' Let U fiATMta hm Nisi tent have Bebes would lnek 21st. March it, tend the meeting club member should be wathe only one in camp whose At yesterdays session of the Every as this subject is vital guy ropes hadnt been properly; present County commissioners a com- and affects eneryone more or fastened. In a few minutes rain1 mittee from 'College appeared less. began coming through in casrequesting a continuation for cade, nearly drowning its occu- about two miles of the graveled It is a good job for some "fipants. .road in that district, the resi- - those who ask for justice that; the whi!e the men of the 100 11S. fine Beet Sugar Onl; $9.50 dents agreeing to donate por-- j they dont get it. cozy and dry 'neath 50 lbs. fine Beet Sugar Only slept icamp $4.95 tion of the necessary labor. The; canvas that had been sufficient25 lbs. fine Beet Sugar Only . matter was taken under consid$2.50 ly stretched. But chivalry reigms eration,. Several other commit25 supreme and on hearing of Miss 2 lbs. McDonalds Cocoa Only v tees appeared relative to various! 4 lbsr McDonalds .Cocoa Only Daniels predicament, the men 50 matters, which will also be con-- 1 Fluff Rugs made from piled out into the wet and val7 lbs. Best Rice Only ... V......50 sidered. A council was held iantly came to the rescue. Ter Jonathan CarBox, only 50 Apples with department heads in the kind of old This big feature will be shown 8 large cans Tomatoes ; ..... Assessors, Recorders and En-- 1 Theatre at the Only tonight. Lyric $1.00 Wool-Clothin- g. Adv. gineers offices, relative to' pets and 8 cans Best Iowa Corn Only : .$1.00 methods for effecting econothies 10 lbs. Best Bulk Macaroni Only 50 r without sacrificing efficiency. Ads. Additional 4-5 lbs. Bulk Maparoni Only 25 RKVT room modern Three Ttrenew patterns rrr'WrltoTrT kere-JdaSamples FOU Only ;r.,:r;...r:.:S5 TioTifT. Fur nit u ri1 TCir'fltX nr; .3.Dkgs.CornStai-cand Axininister- rugs have arnew eluding Majestic range. 240 K. rived for spring trade. Prices Our Big Aluminum Wear Sale Will Be lat South. as reasonable as can be found, DOST Fair of black kid glove 8un-- r Saturday, March 17th considering qmht,rrjAt'Ttmti-- a ryO n feretire -- in trrrtTn Stroms- 'ti w Adv. Tatiyi in,jtnet. 1 Lund-strom- s. -' las, V i I n, ftj-on- e. 1 , -- . - Jr For 100 lbs. A '4, Sugar Jr Dairy Products and Dairy Lunch Special, Wed. llth. Dairy Shops Butter special J Idahome Brand Butter Guaranteed Strictly Eggs, per doz. .. Brand 47 46 Fresh 24 Our Dairy Lunch is Supreme :. 35 Special Chicken' Dinner (Consists of roast chicken, chicken soup, mashed potatoes chicken broth gravy, dressing,' bread and butter and coffee, milk or tea; with cabbage relish for aide dish). Hot Cakes, 10 Meat Pie, 10 Chili, 10 Real Ham and Eggs, 30 CheeseRecf.-Tuna-Fis- h and Yours for quality and service. The DAIRY Shop 35-N.-MAIN- H. G. HAYBALL MERC. Co. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL i j FLUFF RUGS aiy --,- ' Want Representative y N V. h - iwMgim-n- -- - , 1. . iiiMfct.xirn r. g |