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Show - PACE SIX Friday, May 25, 1923 THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CTIT, CACHE CUONIT, VI An NEWS ind Out If You Can Get Coal. . at the time you intend to buy it can' get today, . AND U? STORIES UAC. FACULTY JCHOtiL FOR , ' What PRESIDENTS and at an good a priteuryou You May Be Able to ; That resignation of Premier INSTITUTION HAS SITPLIED caused a ripple of ex- Poincares Ifet all the coal you want when you actually need it. Honestly EXECUTIVES FOR ALL w dont know. But this much we are sure of PRICES OK citement all over the civilized, world anil everybody breathed! COLLEGES IN UTAH- -' GOODCOAL ARE NOT GOING ANY LOWER THIS YEAR! a little easier when it was learn- - GRADUATES OF SCHOOL ed that the good sense of Presi- T There Is a Shortage Millcrand had averted of cars now. anj le railroads be able to h,aul YOUR coal this dent of French plans that might! . upset re to lie moved and everybody eKe wants fall when cro have affected the world serious-- i I nt-.u',10Supplied Exe-- i ,6as coal? cutives For (All Colleges In ly. Poincare is the domiuatingi As One Friend to Another It ah. Graduate' of School figure in the reparations matter iand should he step aside at this' Also Influential. our sincere advice is to Iniy fiow. We know it will save i ; critical juncture there is no1 The faculty of the I tah Agri- -' money ; we believe it will have yotKwony. train-( telling what might happeii.The .cultural College is a great A bin full of the soil of coal we sell isTrujurance against Falling school for college presidents.; vote adverse of the' French Markets. and Rising Temperatures late was not directed at the Pre- - T,u president of every collegiate micr or any of his policies Lut mstitution in Utah offering four rather the expression of a legal Tears of college vvoik Da former (opinion, and this is to be made member of the U. A. C. facility, Exclusive Agents for King, Clear Creek and Peacock Ci plain to Poincare at the earliest the, Superintendent of public structnn for Utah is loth an PHONES 75 and 76 alumnus and a former faculty Clothes economy' is in service not price. Look for service past J, r. L. L. Dailies of the Univer member, the immediate quality when Universi-- ! the State resident of you choose YOUR boys suit. Youll lind it in our showing of latest sity'bf Utah has just returned fy was models of formerly president of the from the southern part of the while three College, Agricultural state where he went to inyesti-gat- e outside of Utah came the presence of what is institutions to the for their chief ex- College known as Malta lever among ecutives. the goatherds of that section The list of college presidents Goats afflicted with the ailment . supplied from the faculty of the can humans to and it transfer Your family Foot Wear Bill will be greatly it is becoming difficult to secure Utah sc hod is long aijd illustri-I- t Made By JSderheimer St in Company includes the following ous The.st suits were made to stand reduced when you buy your Shoes at herders for the goats, for hat .names That means strongfabriiv t e rn forced Scania and .reason. , pockets stayT They' have fine style, toond of the 'UTll. President KeiT, th- In test refinements that Not many, people in this part giv smartness and snap. Big variety of weaves College,! Agricultural Nvf the state were aware of the Oregon ami colors, at . was president Carvallis. Oregon, (fact that goatraising was prac- of 1900 to U. from A. C. the ticed on any extensive scale in 1907. Ircsidont A. H. Upham of Utah, but according to the report the University of Idaho. Moscow of Dr.1 Dailies there are not less was professor of English Idaho, We sell the best brands at a Big Saving (than 20,000 goats in Kane Co. at the College from 1902 to 1905. Logan's Foremost Clothiers alone and many more in other Presidertt William Jardine of the to you. 'counties in that part of Utah Kansas College, Agricultural They are raised for the mohair Manhattan. Kansas, graduated GROCERIES SHOES be is said it to and they province from the Utah Agricultural Col10 IDs. Sugar for COMMENCEMENT AT $1.00 Mens Black a profitable business. Kid Dress in 1901 where he was probox lege full Matches, Large ' Shoes fessor of agronomv for several $5.00 ' count 5? AGRICULTURAL bond issue voted Midvale has a President F. S. Harris of years. Best Full Cream Cheese, Mens Brown Calf Dress Shoes of $100,000 for the purpose of the Brigham Young University, per lb. 27 ? $5.00 improving her water system. Provo, COLLEGE Utah, served oil the; Amber Coffe, per lb 40c? Mens The bonds will be of twenty faculty of Hie U. A. C. as profes- leather solid heavy, 35c bottle Catsup 25P Work Shoes ... FURNISHINGS duration and will bear sor of agronomy and later as SHOES $1.00 years Fancy Peaches, syrup packed The baccalaureate sermon at' five and a half per cent interest. director of the Experiment stai 30c? Ladies grey Suede Pumps thud s Slippers. Patent tion, which position he left to the Utah Agricultural College Mens black and brown Sox. Black Sweet Cherries, Leather. Sizes 2,- to 5. n June be will 3rd delivered of B. Lakt Salt Stucki of the assume the presidency by, Euglm; - 30c? Ladies brown Suede $0.00 20c value per can value 11? is suing L. P. Van Voorhis of the Y. U. President George Thomas the Very Reverend Win. v Oxfords $1.25 Best Apricots, syrup packed same place for ten thousand of the University of Utah, Salt Fleetwood , Dean of the St.! $5.50 --30c? Ladies Brown Kid damages. He alleges that Lake City, was professor of eco- Marks Cathedral of Salt Lake; Pumps Extra select Breakfast Bacon, Van Voorhis jammed the nozzle nomics of the U. A. C. from City, and the commencement adChilds Slippers. Patent $1.00 of u hose in his mouth w ith the 1898 to 1917. Dr. John A. Widt-so- dress, on the morning of June 1st 27c? per lb Mens Vork Shirts, blue and leather. Sizes 5 to 8. brown Ladies Suede Fresh Asparagus, Lemons, Pumps .water on at full pressure and immediate past president of will be given by Hon. Frank B. $2.00 value $1.45 $1.00 value 79? $6.00 Oranges, Bananas and Strawheld it there for several seconds, University of Utah, was profes- Stephens, former Ladies Pat. berries. Pumps of lT. Board of C. A. the! the last trustees occurred This of him. sor of chemistry at the $3.50 injuring Childs Barefoot Sandals SUIT CASES from 1895 to 1905, director of college. May. oil Ladies' white These anouncements have just and Oxfords. $1.50 and the Ut&fi. Experiment Station Standard size Suit Cases with Special prices Mens Athletic Union Suits. Slippers. been made F. Dean L. and value 1905 1900 from West, to $2.00 by is president to straps Secretary of War Weeks $1.75 Mens black and brown Dress $1.00 value and $1.45 be in Salt Lake on the afternoon of the College from 1907 to 1916. chairman of the general commit- 65 Standard size Suit Cases, $1.00 Sox, per pair 15 of the 29th and the morning of President W. W. Henderson of tee on graduation exercises.Oth-e- r strapped and leather corners members of the committee are the 30 and will deliver a Me- the Brigham Young College, $2.50 DRYGOODS Ladies Vici Kid Slippers. W. E. Carroll, in charge of Dr. of was Zoology professor Logan, morial Day address there. Extra quality Suit Cases Fancy strap, rubber heels. U. A. C. senior B. R. Prof. Mens Ribbed Union Suita. and entomology at the procession, ..... $4.00 Beautiful colors in Organdie, . $5.00 value m of the West, he ! prespro-at the $3.65 time charge accepted faculty The Presbyterians adjourned Fine Traveling Bags, value $1.50 per yd 75 95 D. C. N. E. C. Dr. Y. in Prof. B. cession, of the Robinson, idency on IT what without agreeing just Ratines, per yd $4.00 nd $5.00 , $1.00 good doctrine a is as to the begin- Jensen, Superintendent of public charge of ushers and seating i ft, Ladies Vici Kid and Patent. Utah, was form- arrangements, and W. J. Merrill ning of things on this good old instruction for of Military and Spanish heel. the invitations at and botany programs. world of ours. Bryan and his erly professor Mens Soft Collar Dress $8.00 value The complete program for $5.45 fundamentalist friends finally Utah Agricultural College. Shirts. $1.50 value. A. U. the of cocmemnceentmembers of A announced list its by won out is securing condemna$1.00 tion of the doctrines preached CrAlumni Association in leading Dr. Mamll. is as follows: educaof field in the 1st. Alumni June Friday, by Rev. Dr. Fosdick of New positions endless. business meeting and social.Col-leg- e York, but a protest agenst thit tion would be practically Mens. Dress Straw Hats. Library, 8:00 p. m. action was lodged by more than It would include such names, ex-as of the D. , Comdirector 2nd. June F. Farrell, Saturday, of score the ministers three $2.50 value' $145 periment station of the Kansas mencement Exercises. church as the assembly Child's Black Hose. T. James Address to Hon. College, of Agricultural graduates, renewal the a assures 20c value the of experiB. director Frank el, 12,S? Stephens, College struggle at the next assembly in Jordine, of Agrthe ment a. m. Tplip station 10:00 Oregon chapel, 1924. BUTTER 2 lbs 85c Mens Dress Straw Hats. Brand Presidents reception to board icultural College, C. W. Porter, ' L. I). S. Garments. Univerof trustees, Alumni and graduate$3.00 value -- $1.95 A report comes from Ogden professor of chemistry'. Bow-ma$1.25 value E. A. California. 85? of sPresidents residence, 3.00 to (that the Peery interests there sity director of extension divis- 5 :00 m. p. are contemplating the establish-jmeAlumni banquet and ball, HoMANY OTHER BARGAINS NOT MENTIONED of another daily paper in ion, University of Wyoming. assistant protel Sara Eccles, 7 :30 p. m. Reunion Huntsman, 2 lbs is said in It the Junction Large City. 25r speaking. Uni- class of 1913. , PRUNES Size Case 25 lbs. fact that the purchase of a plant fessor of public $2.95 M. C. MerCalifornia of Sunday, June 3rd. Baccalaurversity is now under way. of Ap- eate sermon. Very Rev. W. W. School of the dean rill. Fleetwood, College chapel 11:00 plied Art, Brigham Young James T. Woriton, as- a. m. of 112 seniors have been favorLYRIC BUILDING ; 34 WEST CENTER superintendent sistant Bob Salt Lake City, Newell ably passed by the college council schools, APPOINTMENTS Wiiite' Cornish- professor of economics, to date. The number will probably exceed 120 when all candiOregon Agricultural College and exof CACHE STAKE director FOR dates for degrees have been conNelson, Lowry 1 lb JOHNSONS rXrt"1 tension work,- Brigham Yoiing sidered. This will be the largest class ever graduated by the inUniversity. This item usually sells for 85c. Sunday. May 27, 1923. stitution, the class of 1916 rankBenson ward Elders John H. MORGAN PEAS TOILET SOAPS , ing next with 105 graduates. Invited Universities Anclerson,John Quaylt. 2 can No. 28? ' Palmolive, 10 bars Elders will be called together by this 75? Snokap Hyde Park ward To can LoRg They Last To Conference Movie Frank L. West and Alma Sonne. movement to have American Cocoa Almond, bar J. $C? Spring Garden, No. 2 . 23c? and European nevelists, dramaLogan 3rd ward Elders John Kirlts Olive, 10 bars ..59c? .,7 Spring Garden. No. 1 can T. Caine and Reuben L. Hill. ,. ' tists, artists, and educators forCoHard water Castile, A BEAUTIFUL DIARY OR GRADUATION 17c? Yale, Harvard, Princetonward Pres. Waltfiet of principles of the 4th v mulate a Logan universities of artistic. 25c? Sego, No. 2 can 18? .t 5, bars' : er M. Everton, Elder Nathan D. lumbia and other have development of motion been insimilar NOTES Persian Butter Milk, No. 2 standing Thatcher. can14? Evergreen, pictures. best their to contribute .... vited 2 No. bars ... Twin -ward can Elder 5th Peak, of and Edgar 28? 25? Librarians priLogan public arWe also have a large lineof Rings and Oasis Palm, bar thought to the plans for the B." Brossard. ... vate institutions, editors of lead5 Gold Gem, No. 2 can 20c? motion picof tistic development Geo. Pres. ward 9th Watches American for Ladies or Gents at Very reasonable Logan ing newspapers, editat ors Electric Light,-pesack !V. Lindquist, Elder Howard tures which will be taken up on of literary reviews, artists, $1.40 prices. 2 sacks the International Congress Reese. in our public life are also being $2.75 held be to Arts Mation Picture JosCall for your book even if you dont buy. Pres.1 invited to this' congress which Ixigan 10th ward Golden Gate, per sack .. on June 7 and will York New $1.50 in City Elder E. W.P.Dopp. discusCardon, eph open with a general 2 sacks ...I. 8 under the euspecies of The sion of the $2.95 topic "The place of America Authors League of a rats as meisure motion in Amercian the Poisoning pictures Pork to prevent plague is said to be (Inc) n cooperation with AdolpA life and culture. of th( and The motion picture industry dangerous because as long as Zukor and Jessie I Lanky 'the fleas stay on the rats they Famous Players Lasky Corpor- itself will be represented by . , Beans stars- directors, producers, exhiare not dangerous, but when ation. , SERVE YOURSELF and SAVE . viewpoint The is, university his bitors and also by those authors dies leave rat body the they host. how ever, but one of many w hicb writing directly for the screen. d for another . Price for , Your ! - i sert-,in- k Thatcher Coal Co. Boys i i Suit? r ' j XTRAGOOn , CLOTHES for BOYS boy-treatme- mt i. Johnfl. Anderson - money-saving-pric- Howell Bros and Sons r I r Saturday Specials . j - j $1-7- dol-jla- 5 rs --- e- j vice-preside- j 1 j j j . i ft j - f) closed-whic- Dunbar Shrimps can n, 15c nt . : Bakers Chocolate b 18c S0AP E. JESSEN Uni-verit- y, MISSIONARY1 J - 69c FREE . .. graduates as - - as - r S. E. can 10c - - i warm-bloode- il Needham; Jeweler |