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Show The WeaiHer unemployment need not touch you personally, for anyprotraeted periods if you know how to advertise. Fair tonight, little change'iit tne temperature, frost tonight in the eas and souh. . , 9 LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, MAY VOLUME XLVIL MRS. GEORGE BARNETT IMnnftTMRF LEJOERS GONFERM'AIOITOGET 11. 1921. WAYNE ANTI-SALOO- -- I VOTE -- WASHINGTON, May, It. An agreement was reac.ied ty Demon at ic Republican and House leaders at a con fen nee held this morning with Prisident Coolidge to work for the a of Congress on June 7th. Legislation beiore the House was discussed in a general way1 with the president by repcent-ative- s Longworth and Garret1, , the tw'o party leaders, Chairman Snell of the nil:s committee and Harmony Underwood Withdraws From Race In The Bluegfass State - FLOOD ASSAILS THE Bb May, ! ASHINGTOX, May 11. (A.P.) LAW-BREAKE- RECEDING RS A recent from petition Alade lliat'heeUr. Property percent beer was assailed today by Wavne B. n general counsel Jor-t- hc league before the Been Distroyed and anti-saloo- fSSiil1Szf5rn'so Members ,0 mak0 pcoplc bt"kv" ,,iat pn'hi"i,io'' Relief Agencies Now at Some He biaftderi the petition as a fake. He told the committee Work there neer had been as determined and wide-sprea- d an effort (By Associated Press bootleggers of beer, rum runners, brewers and their allies to (By Associated Pi ess) discredit any policy of government, asthat used to break down1 SPRINGFIELD. Mav, 11 RICHMOND, Va .May, 1 1 The charge that the Methodist the enforcement of prohibition." With two known dead hundreds He declared the sale of' beep would restore the saloon church ill (By Associated Press) LEXINGTON, Is sertion The Control.of 26 Votes Is Involved 1 1 In the interest of $jrt,v success the managers of Senator Und announced his withdrawal from the contest with MeAJoo for the Kentucky deiegaton to the national convention. This d.c sion according to th(. managers gave him the unchallenged claim- - to Kentuckys votes in the iatLn.il twenty-si- x convention and forecasts the adoption of a unit rule resolution by the state convention. Representative Gamer. Consideration was given to those bills THE VIRGINIA Conference Thrown Into. llu "bootleggers Union of America protesting against the But Millions of Dollars of the Volstead act to permit the sale .of two An uproar WLpn AS- - 'modification Worth of Has seventy-fiv- e Resident Calls In House In The Interest of Party (lly Associated Press) LEAGUE N MITTEE, DENOUNCING J W tof B. WHEELER, COUNSEL FOR WETSJEFORLHOUSEJUDICIARY CO : Chiefs To Discuss The Question of Ad jour Congress J une 7 The DateMost Likely To Be Agreed On NUMI1ER 116. Ml-Ad- oo j Mr. George Barnett, wits of the former commandant of the United States Marine corps, has been named as alternate to the Republican national convention at Cleveland by the Seventh Congressional district of Vir ginia. or its has been brought into eountei part and frustrate the plans of prohibition. He. said reput? as supporter of eommun-- i American people will not swap the constitution for a ism and the third international 11111 x ,tt'1 threw the general conference in- to an uproar. It was finally vot ed that Harry Ward, chairman of the civil liberti s unini and THE editor of the Methodist FeJeia-tiofor Social Service was beyond the juiyisdic u n of th? JAPANESE n Oil homeless, and property damage at, more than two millions the relief survey measures wnv't,ot under way today as the slowly recedingMoircntial laius lowerMore than a dozen towns in the flood area are recovering after more than twelve hours w ith-ia light, or power, families CHE ed. 0 be-inni- ng t conference. The circulation k the un on of bulletins of the fe- deration in regard to the arrest of a group of communisms them forced to flee Tobies tare bring cared for relief agencies. The princ pal damage done to farms, and raihoids j ; in J'igh-way- s Berrien county, Michigan, two IS years ago is the basis of th? ie- wihch could be disposed of m (By Associated Press) port by the" standing committee (By Associated Press) time for adjounrment for WASHINGTON. May, 14 which was adopted as the con- BY ADVISED Women Topers Dis- -, WASHINGTON, Mav, II. conventions. action. ferences final Further taken wre The steps today drainage of oil fiekls by The same Congressmen with MEAD by the administration to obtain whom the adjournment was upon please Old German a postponment of Japanese ex- - was discussedadjoining property called on the immigi ation b:fore the Senc!us on. With the immigration conference. By calling Ganett ate committee ( By Associated Press) (By Associated Iress) (By Associated Press) by Fiediick bill pending for final action in and Garner the president initiatWASHINGTON, May, J4. May, 14. 4- WoPremier 14. LEIPSIG, May, PARIS, a ol nee petroleum eng the House, President- Coolidge Lough ed his effort to gain big parti- Director of men to Withdraw Germany 200 years ago Mead, of the reclama- Poincare intends called Secretary Hughes and the the bureau of mines. Followng san support for his picas for too much time t.iking' wrom spent for a time, taking politics anking leaders of both parties in his testimony Senator al.sli detime in .which to negotiate with tion service told the Ilmis; ir- a about drin!(rg' is undersnuff, and sitting it rest complete He clared a no conference. House the more meetings will be into Tokio. The House member, s af- rigation comm ttee that water stood be?r and wine and indulging in Dave from will he request have is held understood to unless j ordered Sinclair is definto presented ter the conference said no charges settlers in irrigratkm the senate so as not to games of chance, according U- ojd appear m again the administration view by the courts to answer ite policy with regard to exclu- districts should be based on debates files, resurrected recently of the his retirement that exclusion should be postsion was put forward by th chops .rather than th 2 cost of as head following first womens magazine to.' hi? He of the government. poned until diplomatic negotiapresident or Hughes but de 'lined supplying 'the water. He en- will resume his political actl'.i-tie- s published in this iountry. fhe tions can be conducted with Jap(By Associated Press) tot diheyss the tope of conversa-- - dorsed the report of - the fact, " IncOririd-'rtThieves Break is T magazine,- - known as the Ci iti'c, when the time an WASHINGTON, May7 .. " tion. i M finding commission and 'urged ' also took the hvdnten to task for.' esT d a dee! H , todav ugh Secretarythe passage of th? bill proposed ripe. whicji ftwas point'd . U to"Be an absolutely fils'- to Railway Cars gossiping by Chairman Smith 'jQdarij out to trujmseh'es hhd did harm out, that he had. anyCommittee Wants the commission f DR. SUN YAT SEN THE statement to thq'CQmfnunity as well.. ' thing to do with the sale of the Associated Press) : (By The magazine ,was a weekly . steamship Martha Washington" Prisoner To Testify FREEPORT, 111., .May,'. 1 4., ,? dlted by Johann Cristoph Go rito ita former owners by the all ip- Thieves broke info Alx'dirko: se hed, on$i of Germanys best ping board. Hugh:s came ut in j Dr. Judge e W allace-- rtate epemi-thJ. j known authors and critics of the Associated (By ress) a formal statement prompted bv IS DEAD - and Cache afast wtQunjpejriui idise times. In its initial number the Logan WASHINGTON, May, U. 8 of traiiT the bn ccrrespon-l0"1Great Chicago reading Successor Named an extensive sur- editor stated that the publicaThe Senate Daugherty commit-te- e dence before the hoims shipping county making of tion stood for searah in Western supposedly of extent to determine the higher ideals uf (By Associated Press) vey has ordered the warden of Hr board investigating committee silk robvaluable The a -cargo. and 14. the HONG womanhood o. pupils KONG, generally, and ad- May, (By Associated Press) Atlanta prison to produce G in which he is said to have ap- goitre among to a false report located the idea that wives dedrise gave bery schools of district the the of Yat Sen students ForSun Dr, serv14. 'DENVER, president , Ohio May, bootlegger Remus, the for the former owners His work will lliat a Chicago and Northwest- icate themselves to mothertoert is dead. peared before beconiijlgseeietai v of and the colleges. ing two years there to testify. mer deputy United States dis- south China government lie completed today at the B. Y. ern passenger train head been and their homes. Several page3 Witnesses told the committee trict attorney for Colorado, was state, and declared he had nocollege. He came to the county held up, were itovoted- - to society events, Remus had charge of wliiskev named to fill the unexpired term 4 On thing to do with the subject at the invitation of Miss Connie Is Billy Sunday late and other columns to humor and Judge Tully Scott on operations in progrss in Ohio of the since he entered the cabinet. nat-tor the Jensen. county , nurse, in the commission utilities prompublic cooking rcipes and readin r for a long time, involving ft. and The Sick to the schools, to Superintendent intended appeal ty Governor Sweet. MARKET REPORTS inent people. AGGIE AND U MEET V. Larsen. There will not be a women of those times. - . Later issues contained lengthy survey made in the city schools (By Associated Press) Tennis Add to Fund CHAMPAIGN, the present time, the members at Premier MacDonald 111., May. 14. apt idea protesiliimg against boys IN TENNIS ON (By .Associated Press) of the city board of education Rev. W. A., Billy" Sunday pattapdAfrls reading tra.4hybooks, 14; KANSAS GIT)L May; feeling that the matter is not of ed through her? on his- way- to and origianl stories intended to On The War Debts Promote Sport in con- Cattle: Receipts 8,000; calves, FRIDAY sufficient or. , importance Memin the uplift movement which from aid Rochester, Minn cern to unduly excite the child- 1,000; market strong to 25c had been started to educate the He treatment for passed phis; (By Associated Press) ren nor the parents. (By Associated Press) handyweights young people were given promand higher, tip When the Aggie and Utah tenPrime A gift a fairly comfortable night TOKIO, May, 14. LONDON. May, 14. the prevalence of $11.10; bulk, $8 to $10.60. However, norinence in issues over a long peralmost was his temperature nis teams come together onthe T. M inister MacDonald - told the of 4,955 yen from WUiam : Receipts 9,000 ; market iod. among the pupils in the goitre is A. C. courts Hogs condition His mal. general fans Friday, tennis House of Commons that h"; Tilden, 2nd, Manuel Alonzo, Z. somewhat south end of the country seems 5c higher; top $7.20; bulk ot , The two hundr.th anniver-sar-y improved and re is are assured a treat, worth climb-in- g to be rather extensive, ' would not consider calling a con- Shimzu and S. Fukuda, tennis stand .sales, $6.90 to $7.20. oLtlie. founding of Jthe Cri- -; the hill to see. While- - Fri- there is very little on thejwhile ng the west : Ree pts 10,000; mar tic is to be celebrated here this ference, including the Uuied, stars, has been received by the Sheep days match concludes the inter- side of the valley and the north ket lambs steady ; sheep 25c d war debt.-- Japan Lawn Tennis Association States on summer. tennis schedule, collegiate reachs and will be used to purchase end of the country according to Has ' until conclusions had been Constantinople victori-ous should locals, the emerge Dr. Wallace. At the U. A. C. ed regarding the issues rahwd equipment for 60 schotds in , each of the three teams Tn yesterday the doctor found that Government Opens (By Associated Press) by reports of the experts com- Kti agawa perfecture, in which) Earthquake Shocks the race would have a per about 70 per cent of the girl CHICAGO, 14. -- Wheat Yokahama is located, which suL May, mittees; ceritageof 50, v hichwould neces- students rare afflicted in one fered in the great earthquake May, closed at $1.01; July, School For Alaskan sitate the scheduling of more way of another with goitre. Associated Press) (By and fire of September 1. September $1,070, $1.06; off. to tie the matches May, Orchestra Played 2,778 This gift represents the pro- CONSTANTINOPLE, play. Even condition, the examCorn May, 7618c; - July Several villages were des- Should the Red Devils come incr said as not alarming as the Family to Study ceeds of exhibition matches play- 14. September 76c. out on top the state champion the in Six-Daan earthquake treatment is by troyed simple and In Times y remedy ed in the Uni tod States shortly Erzerum. About fifty ship would pass from the should- and effective. At Richmond Dr. The words largest saw mill- after the earthquake. A letter region ofwere (By Associated Press) Utah to the of ers the Aggies killed, in assisted Adamson thevis:tor of thanks writen in classical persons May 14 Uncle ing piant, with an ultmate SEATTLE, tenniseers. C. Dancing Match cf 400,900,000 to 500,000- Sam has opened a school to give survey, at the U. A. Dr.'acjt j.his style is to be sent to Tilden and The Aggies new arrangement prestori assisted in the work. qqO feet of lumber a year, is to an education tq one family of 15 those who cooperated with with. Wild Caribou Are ei non and Cowley formmg one Xalks were at Smithfield begin operation at Longview, on Nine) Page (Continued and girls, the largest in Easily Tamed double combine, Howell - and and Hyrum given which resulted in Washington, early this summer. boys 'BRESLAU, Germany, May 14. Alaska, according to Jonathan the other, and Rich regular clinics. The citizens at I, Market CANTWTLL, Alaska, May. Hammond r Police officials of Breslau have Ogden Wagner, chief of the Alaska in the singles won the first issued an order forbidding a rebeing highly in- - county medical society endorses division of the United States places William T. Lopp, superin- match 14. of the year for the Logan- teregte(j in the subject. . The the survey. dance y Bureau of Education, who stoppetition of the Cattle: tendent of the Alaska division OGDEN, Bay 14. which was recently completed in Receipts 223; market steady; of the bureau of education pre- ites against the Cougars on in Seattle en route ' to hi3 ped With last. the new' Monday' this city. Twelve couples partici- top $8.25; choio? prime steers, dicts that studied- efforts at headquarters in the Northern the Aggies hope to pated, and alternated just as $7.50 to $8.25 ; gobd Steers, $0.50 herding will result in the domes- arrangement Territory. make Fridays natches an even bicycle to cpclista do in six-da5.50 to tication of the wild caribou rovNikdly, Indian ch'ef of the fair steers, $7.50; gamble. races. Forty-si- x dancing teach tribe of Central Alaska, thouKmks of to hundreds in Alaska feeder $2.50 steers, $6.50; ing In Melly Gallagher, capers acted as referees and were on $7 heads the largest family in in 1 choice heifers, $6 to $6.50; sands. tain Art Miller, Brick Whitney declared Mr watch in relays. The dancing choice cows,- MundeleirL the AV, to $6 25,, fair When the caribou learn that Bob Goodell and Bennett, Utah territory,:, Archbishop George W. course was 200 yards long. recent ele'vation of Archbishop George Wagner. Owing to a govern? to good cows, $4 to $5.75; fan- man will shield them' from pre- is stronger than ever before and The shimmy was the favorite ment ruling a school 'must be cardinal to Pope by of Chicago to $3 to 84.50 ; datory animals and provide them will come to Logan with a dogin provided where there are 15 or dance with the contestants, and ners, $1 $2 ; bulls, folk church will not was calby XI unexpected veal Pius with ; protected arnges, they cows, $3 to ?4 ged determination to take the the two bands which played feeder become tam?, in the opinion of title away from the Famjers. the United States, The Chicago prelate had been more persons in one district. and $4.50 to $8.50. ves, shim1.386 Several years ago Nikaly alternately supplied mentioned frequently as a probable choice Should The Loganites have held the Hogs: Recepts 6; market Dr. Lopp. mies during the contest. The his family, which, was slightly increased. be cardinals of herds number caribou to 190 the Some already and two title for the past years settled next in popularity, with steady; top $7, fat hogs, java . , The archbishop was born July 2, 1872, in New smaller in number then, to $7; heavy l ave become, in a measure, do- hope to keep it on the coal fields, Matanuska Man862. There were 432 tangoes and 220 pounds, $6.50 near the B. at A. his He obtained degree York for to often will line mestic. They city. mingle Just how' the teams Jocat-he-n 98 Boston waltzes. The contest- hogs, $5.50 to $6; bulk, $5.50 reindeer up will be unknown until the day hattan college in 1889 and later obtained degrees' No natives had previously w but ants objected strongly to the $7 ; feeder hegs, $4 to $5. mar-- we-k- s with the domestic in ed district, that theological studies at St. Vincents seminaryherds and gradually learn there etthe matches. ' to 13 Sheep: Receipts none; increased s archfamily Boston, as they said the waltz He Nikaly been has Rome. fur-- J and Urban college at the government was compelled music made the musicians sleepy ket steady ; choice lambs, $12 to is nothing to fear from the to near of merchant bishop of the Chicago diocese since February 9, to establish a school for the to who fat Eskimos J. V, Hansen, $9: hoyer dad $7 fat wethers, and they played so sluggishly $14; the receive to 1916. He m'eullv weld to Rome City, is in Logan on chiefs benefit. that there AVas little inspiration ewes, $1 tn $6; feeder lambs.l keep away wolves and n!Vr Brigham todav. J, red hat, $3. of , business beasts to feede $10 to 812; rives, $3 prey for the tired daricer? COMMITTEE -- - EMPHATIC j L. - I -- - , j, Scotts 4 ( T ' - , - ! ad ! list Stars Japan - -- trip-well- inter-allie- ten-n'- o , tls 76c; - , . 4 ( livestock six-da- , - H0'SWH0DAY$NEW5 y THE w-a- s hill-to- p. - . |