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Show 1 Tin JOURNAL, PAGE SIX returned from Versailles., Slowly but surely they are coming to the support of the plans laid by the greatest statesman this country has ever produced. . It is really surprising too, when you come to think of it for while Republican leaders a few short- years ago were fighting desperately to forestal any participation .in the affairs of Europe now they are persistent iy seeking to intervene in the most intricate problem that they have on the other side of the waters, - 1 a pretty European politics intricate game and it is never safe to guess on the winner until the final card has been played. In the reparations negotiations France held the whip isl hand for a good while and John Bull had to eat humble pie, but John isnt of the stripe that quits when reverses come, so he -m kept right on -- digging now and he it appears holds the commanding position in the game for he has .united Italy Belgium and Britain in a npact to favor the American plan of investigating the German ability to pay reparations and now it is Frances next move. The French will hardly care to isolate themselves from the rest of the world by sticking out for a restricted investigation in opposition to thtfcOther great powers and so may conclude to swallow defeat with , as much , grace as possible and make the way easier for peace in the world. France has small faith ir her neigbor when she refuses to take their advice and judgment upon so important a matter particularly since the U, S. is to be a party to the conference. Down in Salt Lake today they are waging a terrific battle to determine whether the American Party shall again assume a defin- ite position in the politics of Utah. Its victory will mean that next year we shall see the Amer- and Cache county there are hundreds of bushels of good apples hanging on the trees and no efbe made to harvest fort them. Wouldn't it be fan. better for the owners to- - invite their neighbors in to harvest the apples and use them rather than to see them freeze. Many people have done this but a iot of others are simply letting the fruit go to waste. w-i- LOGAN cm, CACHE COUNTY, A: UTAH ' Tuseday, November 6, 1923.? World's Bravest Man Here! Viennese Artist Will Paint .7 .15 Prettiest American Girls Where Were You?; 5 . Where were you while hundreds of Logan and Caehe Valleys thinking people were at Skaggs Cash Stores taking advantage of the great bargains offered there on i Monday and Tuesday Were you trading at some store where they had nothings .to offer you in service, quality goods, or low prices? If (so, do pot repeat your mistake, but join the Thinkers and Money Savers who trade at our, stores and market No other store can offer you such wonderful bargains; and live. Note this weeks bargains. . ' Women Should Know The Industrial Fabric SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 6. Mrs. Clare Ketchum Tripp, Seat-- ! tie, Director of the Washington BARGAINS FOR WEDNESDAY. 4 IndustrtesEducati6nar Bureau, who addressed the Rotary club here today on the subject na- Lard lETFaiTPure White Lard for . . J , 60 I,... . Foam tional and Local Coal Problems," Sea Foam Packages Large Washing Powder declared that women should 19for.... ..... know the industrial fabric of Potatoes their community, studying the Fine of Utah to the Potatoes, Quality Lay in your ' relationship industry Winters Supply at 10 lbs home, the school and the prosI U ; for ....i perity of the state. I wish the women of every, BARGAINS FOR THURSDAY state would study the soft coal Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, with your she said. state Packages Large The industry, The November number of Federation of Womens clubs of ' 2 Packages 4C order, IO Physical Culture contains an in- Waashington have made this for.... teresting article on the methods study one of the responsibilities BARGAINS FOR used- - to reduce the unusual of club service. They know that " weight of former President Taft the industry pays more than half Beans Matches, Pork Mr. Taft weighed 350 pounds a million dollars in taxFull CQunt Matches 6 Boxes ' annually Boxes, Large and he concluded that he must es to the state and that '42 pef for .... some of it cent o these taxes go into our get rid of Medium Sized Pierces Pork and Beans or it wmuid make an end educational funds, and 17 4 - 3 per for .,. of' him, so he started in cent into improved highways. and up to date has gotten rid of Our club women visit the coal MEATS OF FINEST QUALITY a little more than a hundred mines in are groups. large They As , Myron L, Herrick our ambasa he is pounds. consequence informed are ready to assist in Only at our Market, and think of the price sador to Paris said the other day feeling much better and steps all matters pertaining to the inthat it was all nonsense to talk out with the springiness of youth dustry, These Prices for Wednesday , of America refusing to take her That's some job though to take Congress .felt their influence fair share of the worlds burdens off a hundredweight from one when representatives were beand that having put our hand to man and leave him husky and with letters and telesieged, the plow' in Europe, we should be ABOVE, MR, AND MRS,, LtNN'KXKAMI . grams appealing for protective to willing stay with it until the was tariff. It NEW now The bravest man m the world Legislative YORK passed. end of the furrow. From the Idaho has licensed ' 61,000 matters in a suite 1 the Hotel Ator. He is Eunienkami. the Vienniwi pertaining to protection noise that has been made about automobiles and sixty-fiv- e ter of industry is their first responsartist, newly come to America with his beautiful- - young wife, lor this utterance one might suppose cent of them are owned in that ibility-in the announced purpose of painting Americas hitceu prctt.est girls. club activity. Haying artlessly made this announcement, Mr Linnenkjinp that he had something original state, according. to figures given Calling attention to the high wav at once besieged With telegrams of warning ami condolence whereas it is but the parrot-lik- e out recently. . cost of soft coal, Mrs. Tripp said trom Veysa Me Mem, Panrhyn Staniawsar.d t Iters who made the reiteration of the declaration oi same attempt, at the cost of much popularity and the loss of most the price had advanced 97 per Z Woodrow Wilson after he had In many parts of Logan City Cent since 1913. "Becausas of of their personal friends, . I shall not turn "It is too late Mr. Linnenkamn remarked the prevailing, almost complete lit studies are to be reproduced in .the Aroaltlica Verlaj , back ' ' monopoly of union mine labor in .of Zurich.- - " the United States, there is no cer tainty of steady production, she SOME REGULAR PRICES said. The efficiency of the union miner has decreased 50 per cent Jdacaroni Syrup and the increase in labor cost 2 lbs. Bulk Mac-- 233 per cent. Every Industry aroni-fo- r. 10 lb. Cans, Blue or .I.... .. using coal must add this increasKaro 5 lbs. Macaroni Dark ed cost to the production.,' for .... The speaker said the coal is spendinig a week in Lewiston 10 lbs. Macaroni should sincere have the question on business for the Western ; LEWISTON for i , consideration of every American States Life Insurance Company. 3 Packages Queens Taste citizen. She especially pointed Mr. Langton Barber and famMacaroni, Spakhetti, Verout that women should study it, f Nov, 6. The ily spent the week end at Logan LEWISTON, micelli or Noqdles as they represent the domestic Ladies Art and club visiting with relations. consumer, or 10 percent of the had a Halloween Literary Mrs. Orleans Coley, entertained Tuesday party annual supply. at the home of Mrs. with a Halloween party at her Mrs. Tripp, who is familiar evening Millie VanOrden. The rooms home on Thursday evening. The with mining conditions, said men were decorated in in games and orange and evening was employed in the mines of Wash- black and yellow chrysanthums. refreshments spent were served to the ington were a credit to the coun- Following a most pleasant eve- following a : Mesdames guests she try, Although luncheon was served and Van Lueiile Orden, Hogan, ning paid they receive the prevailing following guests were in at- Eunice VanOrden, Arvella Hounion wage sscale, making from the tendance: Mesdames, Ada Van gan, Edith Cunningham, Alice $8 to $18 per eight hour day. Ida and Ordan, Rogers, - Florence Pond.'Delpha Cottages, she said, cost the min- Pond, Marie Bernhisel, Oretha Misses Ruby Cunningham, i Ethel Swinyard, er $1.50 per room per month, ' Who made herself the rage of New York Pond, Eva Park- and Oretta Coley These little houses are typi- Baker, " Myrtle ' Mrs. Gertrude Bell, Issac Smith of Marian, Logan was v'i; I cal American homes, she said inson, ; By EDNA WALLACE HOPPER F ZViUet, Chloe the week j end guest of her Effie Rawlins, Coal is delivered to the miner toe my pioturp as 9 lr), Pond, Norma Stoddard and Mrs, daughters, , Mesdames pollie apply It after tuy clay. Also as alu actual if cost of production. Harriet Emmer of Logan. would nvy uio my look. - Psw.Klrla cream.Lewis and Leona' Hendricks. Also daitlmes as a night But I mads niywUf a famous powder base. It feeds, softens and Splendid hotel accomodations are sixth grade students of - Misses Velda Parkinson, LillThe who have men do not a furnished to .And pve kept that protects. Youth Cream will delight the Lewiston 1st. ward enter- ian and Afton Hogan were grand oUl ago. 1 am still on the you. It coats SOc. , homes. Community houses, bath tained at a Halloween party from at a Halloween party giv1 use a liquid Cleansing' cream, houses, tag playing mint; girls parta. good school buildings 7 to 9 at the ' Sunday school guests Mrs Thomas at her home duet and I still look a girl of 19. en called my Facial Youth. A famous by by Ray Harrison and Bell By varying the length s'of the ' 1 have helpod many girl to oa- - Parisian beauty first told me abont and churches are to be found at a program was present-edrkft- in Logafi on Saturday evening building, each schools for The xvere Broth- - joints an inventor claims to Kemp. camp. Night speakers twri of beauty. To many w6mn It, Now the greatest beauty exinwere Mrs. which games Jdarien - Bell, returned , I have brought . decades of added perts everywhere advise It, but adults are well attended. Ninety-tw- o in. Refreshments were from Logan Sunday after spend- ers Sam P, Wiser, Professor! have given a new steel fishing dulged mmres in youth. So I am convinced that jnil-- . they charge too high a price. , of the percent r of W. O. Robinson of Logan. Sing-- j pole unusual flexibility. Ilona can attain the benefits I got. , Facial Yooch contains no animal, ing the week there, the guest , . are full American served; I am going to help - them do it. no vegetable fat, The skin cannot Washington T returned Mr. Mrs. Albert Harriet Wilson Emmett. ing by the Wiser company. The! cent 100 first citizens ; have per Now I am placing at every womans absorb Jt. So it cleans to the Funeral services were held in next speaker was Mr, Chariest American interests are plan- the first part of last week from - call tile very helps which made me depths, then departs. 'All the dirt papers. The employment of this Los a the .months First ward meeting house Pond, vocal solo, Oh My after Angeles, to mine gold along the g . .what I am. and grime and refuse come out with class of labor has practically v , Thursday morning at 11 o'clock er was rendered have never found a method eliminated labor agitation from stay. it., White Youth Clay " Maroni Merle river, the boundary by Mr. and Mrs. Fay Williams are over the remains of Mi Sam , I found my greatest help In clay, which deans skins half so well. My our mines. tween Will-Dutch and French Gui- and President Youth "oe. of Rawlins over Facial i of costa arrival who a , the Bancroft, Idaho, j rejoicing Not In the crude and muddy clay i iam Waddups was the last speak- - ana-was on burial. here for .born boy, My Hair Youth . so many still employ. Tuesday. brought My. Youth Only about 54,000 of the more Mr. H. H. Danielson returned t Clay, perfected by French- experts. Is - My hair is W greatest glory It Bishop A, W. Ilyer conducted the er. All bore their testimony to I oil white and clean and daint,v It is a grows finer every year. Dandruff, than 151,000 acres of known Lo- services; singing Resembling an electric rpom at from the hospital by the choir the useful and unselfish life the Sunday on 20 years of falling hair-ot supe s lay, based hair have never lands in Mexico are being degray on Wanted heater of the copper reflector Other Side the gan. N . study. - No other Clay that eorne to me. Nor to any friend who veloped. Call of prayer by Brother Sam Wiser, deceased had lived and of the type is one in which the Mr. Mrs. and yillard has .employed my method. I knbw Is nearly 0 efficient. - t heating The manufacture of-love he had for the gospel of heavy Bountiful are Youth Clay purges the skin of all These results are due to my Hair visiting in Lewis - singing by the choir Mid Scenes element is a gas mantle. , ' t that1 clogs or mam It., It bring Youth. It Is based on lifetimes of paper for lining building walls ton with their parents, Mr. and of Confusion". The t speakers Jesus Christ and for the help he that rosy afterglow, which so amazes hair study. . I apply U with, an eye from sugar cane waste has been Mrs Henry Kent. - were P. , E. Van Orden, J, Z. had been to the people of LewisWith a production in normal delights. It firms the sklh, dropper, directly to the scalp. There developed. 'nd R. S. Rogers Stewart of Logan, President B. ton The benediction was offer--' Mr. and Mrs. -V J combats all tines and wrinkles, re it combats the hardened oil and spent .last Tuesday afternoon at A Hendrieks President W. A. ed by Mayor M. J. .Swinyard. years in excess. of 5,000,000 , duces enlarged pores. Many users. dandruff which stifle the hair roots. Ten France now from tons.4 Indian raises more kinds-oyears ' on business. In 30 minutes, seem. to drop ten It. stimulates and fertilises. . Hair , - Waddoups and remarks by The floral offerings were beautto be using more than Logan oil seeds than any other flourishes in such a ' ! Mis3 Bernice Rawlins was Bishop liver, a vocal duet, That iful. years. , , scalp. expects No girl or wbman who once sees No man or woman who sees what 4,000,000 horsepower 'from it pleasantly surprised by a nun? Beautiful Land, by Ray HarriMr. France came to Lewiston country.- , ; Its results will ever go without it. Hair Youth does wifi ever go with- water courses, son her choir home and Effie Villet. her friends of her at The j from his with England parents, Two : . out It. The cost is SOc and $l The cost Is S0c and 41Oregon men have Jnveii- last , Monday sevening, games sang The Resaurrection Day, when a very young boy. Hd marwith eye dropper. - f A has machine been invented Youth Cream My furnished the entertainment and benediction was offered by. J, II ried Martha Loley and they liv- ted compressed air' apparatus, All druggists and toilet counters My cold cream to another French"! now supply Edna Wallace Hoppers that makes 20,000 rubber bands in conclusion refreshments were Stocks. Mr. Rawljns was former-Mar- y ed in Lewiston for a number of controlled by a simple lever in creation. I call It my Y6uth Cream, beauty helps. With each one cornea an hour fropi discarded automo- served to the. j ly a resident of Lewiston, he had P10' house, for steering following; years. He moved to Delto. Idaho It contains both lemou and straw- tor Beauty Book,, also a guaran bile inner tubes. Telford, Joyce Lewis, Beth! beep ill for the past two years, for a few years and to Richmond ships, berry. Also all the best that sci- tee? No one can do you a greater f Parkinson. Ester Wilson, Golden he leaves a number of relatives for a few years and then reence knows to foster the fine tex- kindness than to urge you to emAn Ohio inventors see saw Leavitt, Velford Van Orden, in' Lewiston to mourn his loss, turned toLewi-ston. ture of the akin. .Yeti have never, ploy them, tlo learn how much Experiment have indicated-thBe,sides his known a cold creaai ,to compare they mean. ' Edna Wallace Hopper, for children CHn be raised or Spencer Taggart, Lewis Bow- and a large family. . large areas in the Philipwidow, he leaves to mourn his Business addresv, Waukesha, 'Wisr with thfj, lowered on its standard to suit man, Martin Ririe and Arnold Funeral services for Mr. Theo loss three daughters and two pines are well adapted to the the size of a user. ' France were held in the ' First sons, Mrs. Ada Flippons, ' Mrs production, of, quinine. Bergeson. a By special arrangement Miss Hopper will appear R. Owen and daughter ward meeting house on Thurs- Maggie Bright of Lewis Mrs. El Mrs. v'A new false bottom to keep Luella of the Capitol Theatre Logan, Wednesday An Australian has invented a. Logan were the guests day afternoon at 2 oclock. Sing- Beatrice Ekenstemn of Salt Lake from burning i in of Mrs. Troop and Mrs, Parkin- ing by the ehoir, There is SWeet and Wilford France of " Twin process Toi Vegetables . treating" bags for evening November Seventh copicing utensils cart le used as son on' Friday afternoon. Rest in Heaven, prayer wa, of- Falls and John France of Gar- the storage of grain to make a strainer. Mr. J, A. Neilson of Salt lake fered by Mr. John Wiser, vocal land, Utah. ' them weevil proof. , ' ' ican Sea - extended to parts of the state, while its defeat, will mean its obliteration, and the return of peace to this commonwealth, for which reasons- the news from Salt Lake tonight will be of interest to all of us. organization (any-quanti- ,4 ty) - Z -- if. jind , - ' v 1-- .:-- Pork Steak lb. 15c T Bone Steak 2 lbs. - 35c For - 4 79 25 Ros-ell- non-unio- ft, A;. Plata Girl t 1 , -1 - - er - 1 - Fath-inin- - - - . 1 A. s I - r - a ' - v -- . , - R well-ke- Z . - - i - . . at -- -- , at v - -- f - - ' -- 1 - 4 rtfirwmaety t rV s V f |