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Show 5, , f s ' EXCERPTS I i RYANS 4- -- Friday," Adjust 31, 1923. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH PAGE SIX FROM SUPERINTENDENT REPORT ANNUAL THE TO t LOGAN CITY BOARD 4 - I OF EDUCATION 5 l ? & s Records of Accomplishments School exhibit visited brief state i The following ments are 'unusually rich and scores of people. - suggestive. They tell their own More parents visited Jfcchool than ever before. story. of the Greater cooperation between Accomplishments homes and school than before. WOODRUFF SCHOOL . Membership in Junior Red ' ' 1. Parent- - Teacher's Associ Cross. 100 per cent membership in ation have , accomplished these N. E. A.. , , j.e things; - 1. Placed gravel over the 100 per cent membership in U. entire front yard two sides and E.A. . 100 per cent membership in a few feet in the rear. ' 2. $10.00 given to them by Logan Teachers' Association. Womens Club was Mental and achievement tests ; the U. A. C. school for pictures. given many pupils. Much good given to the PONY EXPRESS REVIVAL 3. The first resulting therefrom. special attention to the back- FIND THOUSAND FOLLOWS DAWN TO of to Vision" was real a A New qiost meeting ward children but has not DUSK PLANE FLIGHTS party for there the teachers of Real Educa- neglected the more fortunate so many present. Each meet- tion and determination to do OF SALT ACRES (Continued from pace 1) ones, and all have been taught ing welL attended, much good more efficient work hereafter. the fundamentals pertaining to ... ical run.". What the Teachers and- the their resulting there from. (By AssoeiaUtT Press') When the first Pny Express of the BENSON 25. grade. II. School. J Children The cooperation, attitude FALLON, Nevada, Aug. 31 run was have accomplished 1. Installed and painted five SCHOOL started, California had of the parents, and One thousand acres of chemi- a population of 380,000 and the loyality ' 1922-2one new swings, two teeters, during the year teachers and children has been cally pure salt has been found a total popuj at joo.aL.the-Tacito. 1. Bought swings $84.00. new volley ball apparatus, and f ' Cbasf was 440,000. ' f old slide. 2. .Paid forJiealthJmdjl. splendid one associa-tioLincoln highway, it is reported Theparent teachers Today, the Pony Express was 2r Bought - severr1Harftw $30,007' held , regularly here. meetings y school revived, following the origin3, Raised by bats, and one volley ball. 2 The salt, assaying 99 per al run through and through them the parents - box and Atchison, Lawr3. Installed a small sand pile tainment and teachers were able to cot cent pure, is produced by natur-a- l ence, Topeka, Salina, Denver, around each ' tree, mostly to $107.00. a shoot which artesian wells, operate in solving their probSalt Lake City, Reno, save trees.-- 4. Graveled and parked solution of more than fifty per- Larimie, lems. Sacremento, and to .San Fran4. Bought nine new pictures school grounds. into cent of salt the pure air, Alms for Next Year cisco the final celebration 5. Put window boxes and ' for the music room.' The salt deposit is owned by will where We will be better able to be held, the rider will 5. Planned and arranged one flowers in every window in the Notwithof resident a this city. state aims after the summer is deliver his mail pouch on the more hour of school for Fifth building. standing its phrityranr ease of Pacific Coast where over. the popula100 Secured and Sixth Grades, thus Insur6., per centJJ. mining the property has never tion has 4 Suggestion grown from 440,000 to been worked 'profitably, chiefly ing a quiet supervised study K. teeth We would like to have put from lack of Health . 7. Won . National period each day. proper financing more than 5,800,000. The riders down in writing the minimum to work the claims economically. left St. Joseph today and are 6. Fifth and Sixth Grades Crusade Penant. children essentials in the fundamentals Mining engineers have reported due here about September 8. put on wonderful Soil Exhibit ' 8. Underweight for every grade. Originally, the Pony Express last fall, favorably on the property. brought milk to school. n the was a system bywhiclr of Accomplishments 7. The children had a Christ9.- Held.aschool fair in the Horseback Par- phone system, the city water es were mas partyat which , ah were fall, an account of which was WHITTIER SCHOOL from the Missouri River outpost ' works and sewage system. given candy. published , in the Education ents, Pupils and Teachers. ' 12. Seven were of civiliation and telegraph at teachers d Review. We have tried id do every8. In the Operetta over St Joseph, Mol, to Sacremento, of all Woodruff children 10. Had 100 per cent attend- thing that, was within our pow- given training in ance of teachers at U. E. A er to make the school pleasant, with the U. A. C. department Calif, From that city, the mail participated. In addition was transported to San FranThe Helping Hand Club dis11. Had 100 per cent mem- attractive and useful. In our at- of , education. were several and teachers all tributed free tickets to given op- cisco by boat The Pony Extempts to do this the following bership in the local, stat demonstrate press had a picturesque and Widows and worthy poor. national education association. things have been definitely ac- portunities . rto their abilities in teaching chil- colorful existence of only six9. On Arbor Day the whole 12. Had 100 per cent mem- complished : and bership of teachers in curricuoat turned 1. The, attendance " of the dren to dance, play games and teen months but it has lived , school more than fifty years in the the .build- lum class. , thoroughly cleaned pupils has been about ten days enjoy themselyes, of he West It was supmemory handed in than teacher and .this 13. more Three Each 13. childrens grounds, ing year during parties, school curricuplanted by transcontinental several 10. On the last day of all required papers for last. In spite of the supervised by. the teachers on October 7, 1861. , telegraph the were of the Exhibit from all the grades lum class. the epidemics year. year. given during With the Parent-Teachthrough of pushing distributed 2. , 14. A system of on Soil, Home and Community 14. In the fall,' meetings transcontinental the was thrown open tb parents sixty bushels of apples - to de- have been held each month, successfully the famous horseback railroad, service with an attandance of from worked out. j., and patrons. serving widows. t became a memory:- 11.- ' On Washingtons Birth 15. Helped widows and poor 30 to 150. ' 15. 4 cooperaB. F. Ficklin, general manday, with the help' of W. O, at Thanksgiving and at ChristApproximately $300 worth tion of pupils, Aeachers, parents sage of work has been done toward and school officials and super- ager of the freighting and WadRobinson, sufficient money for mas. - ' firm of Russel, Majors and at the exhibit for decorations 16. Gave an art stage beautifying the grounds at the visors has existed.., , , dell of Leavenworth, Kan.,' was Christmas. school, besides $47 in cash has Operetta was1 made. desired the father of the Pony Express 16. The children ' lunches for , trees, that we 12. During been expended 17. Established hot' express their apprecia- idea. Fiekiin dreamed of trans. week a play Trial by and provided them free for ja shrubs and grass seed.. to Board of Education continental- mail delivered by the tion 4. The pupils, . teachers and Fire was given to impress the number of children, for the pony riders, and William Rusand Superintendent out practical custodian have, in addition to children with the Idea that 18. Worked have done to sell, senior member of the stage many things they of most 4 causes civics. in No. 3, placed Carelessness that mentioned projects in all day on the grounds a considerable help them during the year, and firm, made it possible, finan, the fires. 19. Held practically the enjoyment of cially, to make the dream a III. The Helping Hand Club. sessions in fourth, fifth .and amount of playground ap- particularly Hood Robin at the Capitol. reality. Russell formed the ' "1. Has- - cleaned the Public sixth grades. swings, including paratus, Teachers and ,the Central Overland California and Parents, occasions. baseball several Wron on champion20, teeters, etc., and a flag, pole Pupils of the Whittier School. Pikes Peak Library Express Company,, 2. At all times has been ship. costing together $161.00. a - number of absorbed which sick an room a the to work widow, of did the gave 5. Pupils help 21Each ready and mail stage companies. A one w'hole NEWS in the building. custodian for three people needing help, or any contract was granted by" the ethics of code the on a worked distress. . 22. Drew up in weeks while he new United Statcs whereby-th. 3. Takes care of vacant lots. for the teachers of the Benson play, apparatus- AND to deliver , mail concern agreed to and or trees improve school; have done the major part try tortuous across the 2,000-mil- e 23. Intelligence and achieve- - sweeping and Ousting during any unsightly piece of property stretdi. Comin the the were would the ment tests that moat of the year.' During disfigure given The new line, when fully ' and sixth grades. time" the pupils were doing this ; fifth munity. fourth, ' '4 No dews as to the assailant of equipped, .comprised 190 staAddendum 24. Each teacher has given the custodian was working at . Julius Seidb Jailor of Billings, tions, about 450 horses, 400 stasomething to help the children Montana whoA.was found dead in tion men and 80 riders. Though in some way. , fr battered a condition at' Salt Lake the name Pony Express was al6. Many special activities have been found, , , ways used, the mountsjncluded were carried on, such as plays, r . from throughbred . anything outings, hikes, baseball games The life of a, horses of Iowa to cayuses or Salt of contests. to this time tested house as your source and Lake child was t saved yester- mustangs of California. 7. All of the pupils were exIn the New York Herald and each .will day wrhen a passing motorist be better off Supply and you amined by dentists and had saw her legs protruding. from a St. Louis Republican on March their teeth repaired. In this gutter culvert, where she had 26, 1860, notices' appeared month. And saving comes only from the organ- Been washed after falling into simultaneously announcing the ANDERsuch an institution as JOHN H. ization gave assistance by pay- the stream and pulled her out. establishment of a new mail line . SON & SON- Sing for the repair of the teeth to California in ten days by of children whose parents were Salt Lake , is purifying her the Central Overland California MELLONS unable to pay for the work. HONEY water supply with chloride to and Pikes Peak Express Com8. Pupils have been made prevent any possible typhoid ep- pany The ' notice said : The 2 2 lbs. newly extracted Rich' crispy winter Water 2 . Melons, lb,.r.... happy by being allowed to as- idemic. Hony 40 letter mail will be delivered in ' t. ....... sociate in classes their with 10 San Francisco in ten days from 5 lbs, new Honey in pail Cantelopes Chris Jensen, 54 years of age, the departure of the Express. their own soeial group, regardOnions, 3 lbs. : for 75 Pickeling less of the grade of work they a native of Hyrum and a well The express passes, through for 23d i0 lbs. Honey, in pail , were able to do. This required a Known business man of the up- Forts Kearney, Laramie, Brid-gefor , $1.25 LATEST STYLES 'system of individual teaching per Snake River valley died at Great . Salt Lake" City, which has been .very satisfac- Rexburg, Idaho, of high blood Camp Floyd, Carson City, The . - IN SHOES GROCERIES pressure. He is survived by two Washoe Placer-vill- e tory. ' Black Calf Oxfords t 9. All teachers became mem- daughters. , June Peas per can. . Letters U Sacremento. and 10 Ladies u for $5.50 bers of the N. E. A. the U. E. for Oregon, Washington terri-toi2 cans small Salmon 25 Ladles' Brown Calf Trimof seventy Although years and Teachers the A., British Columbia, the PaciLogan can Tomato oval Rig, med Oxfords age and an' invalid, one Ameri- fic Mexican Ports, Russian Pos$5.50 . association. , . Sardines 15 Ladies Brown Fancy , teachers participated can woman has recently cros- sessions, Sandwich Islands, for the forty-fift- h 10 lbs. bulk Macaroni Strap $5.00 in the course in Cur- sed the Atlantic India will be and actively China, Japan thousand-mil-e time, to make a for riculum though only two were $1,00 Ladies Blk. Patent Trimin San mailed Francisco. tour of Europe by motorDeviled Ham, per can 5 med Strap Pumps $5.00 expecting credit Only three or four of the car. . i Brown Ladies 11. A survey of the municipSport Extra large can. Corned original eighty Pony Express Oxfords al organization of Logan City $4.50 Beef ...... ... ... , . 351 An English. Inventor's , jack riders are living today, accordMens Army Shoes $5.00 was most with made, together for motorcycleS can be taken ing to information obtained by Small can Ripe Olives 45 Mens Black Vici Kid of the public utilities of - the apart into three checking pieces for con- various organizationsTwo z, ... -- i $4.90 Shoes Large can Ripe Olives of the the work of the venience in harrying.' city, including up on the survivors. for " 25 Mens Plain Toes mayor and city council, the fire original riders, .William Prid-haShoes -.- .. $4.00 and police departments, the and John Seebeck, live in Split Peas, 2 lbs, for 25 Baltimore a steamstreets and lighting depart- ship a day to the Pacific coast Alameda, Calif. Pridham, who is FREE DELIVERY PHONE 645 ments, the street railway, the and five steamships a - day to 86, and Seebeck,. 85, each tell traffic regulations, the tele- - Europe. vivid tales of the old day? when , 1922-192- - f 3. . Parent-Teache- rs - SEPTEMBER . . 3. FaH ist h etime-- h e ff tftrt f tjpebple TayTin supplies for later months. Skaggs Cash Stores and Markets makes it possible for you to do so at a great saving. , enter-penn- 1-- UNUSUAL BARGAINS FOIL SATURDAY , . - - w -- No. 2 Packages Sun Ripe Rolled Wheat 9 oz. Packages, fresh Seeded Raisins 4 packages ...1, ' R.egularMason Caps 10c 25c 206 Dozen ... r - IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT - We have some Extra Choice Two and Three year old Cache Valley Beef which we will be selling all day Satur day at an Tinusual bargain. We atso have some Choice" are ofTbung PorkrVeal, Lamb, and Mutton which we ' , fering you at a great Saving. Now the best place to buy your meat is where you get the best at the most reasonable prices Skaggs Cash Market. -- . messag-carried-b- 1 s one-thir- SATURDAYS BARGAINS ALL DAY Extra Choice Young Beef Pot 1 - -- er , -- lb. . hole-heart- ed 1 Gold Seal 2 sacks Gold -- I I t v OTHERS five-year-o- inter-scho- j that 27c J.. HAMS Y A Mil Fresh Hams, Half U or Whole I eOU $1.65 85c Lard 2 lb. Pail Pure 356 Lard .... ' 27c CANNING SUPPLIES Pickling Vinegar Gal. Certo ... HEAVY JAR RltfGS 6 doZ, ;25c 12 dog Mixed Pickling 49c 10c Spices , iXj.t. Stores and Market Closed Monday Meat Market at North Main Street Store ld v 1 t l-- ;- V r, Silver-Mine- s, y, 10.-A- ll .-'- 3 - - m , r lb 1-- l 1 . 25 C rs V f Optimo .......... . LARD 10 lb. Pail ' 'Iure Lard 5 lb. Pail Pure ol Parent-Teache- , 4-- rft ( LOOK C 2T $14.50 nc 533 e- ' r . a 2 Sacks Optimo STORIES and-iaaddit- BACON Eastern Sugar Cored 9 CA - cutVm: wJU Center, Cuts Seal 1 sack Gold . (t 1 A Seal 10 Sacks Optimo -- - - USUAL SAVING PRICES - ' - FLOUR GROUND FROM OLD WHEAT 10 sacks 4 Fire-Preventi- on - 12c 10c and ind 2c 15c 28c 20c 18c ...... Roasts, lb ...... ' Choice Young Pork Shoulder 1 . Roasts, lb. Choice Young Lamb .....I. legs,' lb. Choice Young glutton Legg, lb.T... ... Choice Veal Shoulder Roasts- -' r now-ha- s t transcontinental mail was car ried by horse back. Pridhams route as a Pony Express rider was between Austin, Nev., and Smith Creek, a distance of sixty miles. The route was traveled once a day, and horses were changed every ten miles. The stretch was through a wild country infested with Indians, and the record time'for the run was six hours. Pridham is said to be the only man in the employ of the Wells Fargo Company holding a badge for fifty years continuous service. Seebeck rode a stretch from Carson City to a station approximately eighty miles . east, . hanging horses three times each trip. 4 The Ainus, a race which, once occupied large sections of Japan, now. number only about 20,000 individuals. t - Steps are being taken to manufacture insulin, the- ;ancreatic extract used in- - treating diabetes, in Germany. Annie Furnhjelm, who sits in the parliament of the new republic of Latvia, was born in Alaska when that territory belonged to Russia and her father was governor of Sitka. & Algeria- possesses the worlds largest forests of cork oak trees from the bark of which the fork of commerce is, obtained. a |