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Show age: SIX THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH VJHOS WHO AT sum i I t SCHOOL jOF THE UTAH ; Flour " ' (Continued) The little villages were still an made only of houses until we after . Friday morning hour or so of an effort, to keep neared Greely, which is more sleeping instead of waking, vwe like our U tah cities. There were reached Laramie, Wyoming, and some shade trees along the gave up the effort to sleep; rol- streets and apple trees in bloom Vv led up the curtain and examined in the gardens. Here anf there JOflN ADAMS the city as best we could from in the farm land, was a patch of i'. loves a Scotchman whether he be as dyspeptic the car window. So far as we alfalfa, and water ditches ''A. gave EVERYBODY as companionable as Stevenson. By this token could see it, is a city made of evidence of irrigation. These and the only Scotchman on the faculty of the summer school of houses, just houses. We could an occassional sign alortg the ' the Agricultural College should have a royal welcome from all not see a tree, a fence a garden roadway- - reading Chevrolet, h,f. Utah jand Utah 'a visitors this summer. This Scotchman is Dr. or lawn. Neither could we see a took our minds back home to John Adams, a riative of Glasgow and now place for a cow a horse or a Logan and N. W. Merkley. a resident of1 London as he is professor of chicken, just houses. Very esIt is getting near noon and education at the University of London. sential things in the making of there are ev.ednres-oour wirf ' IT The college is very fortunate in securing a city, but just imagine what ing a great city. Soon the porter Dr. Adams tor'.a course of lectures and Logan would be without her cam along and called out was able to do so only because he has trees, her lawns, gardens and Denver, How long will we i been spending a few months in California running water: Yes, and withIf v stop here," thirty-fiv- e minutes, 're- out a solitary flower or other he said; so we 'Vfrt j lecturing at the University of California C our 1 grabbed hats 'izl i "V .? i and next summer will stop in Logan on things to beautify and1 break 'and started for the subway, at Z his way back to England. the monotony of just houses the exit of which we saw our Dr. Adams has an unusual record as and land. Yet such, as far as we friend and fellow kinsman g. ,v. t an educator and writer on educational could see, was the ($ity - pf Geo S. Daines, with a smile 14, .rt & He been Laramie has ; and not only Laramie, reaching from one ear to the ia?f subjects. principal both of rt : the Aberdeen and of the Glasgow training but many of the cities and vil--' other. He had been of apprised colleges, president of the Educational In- lages farther on except where an our coming and so was on the U U IS stitute of Scotland, principal of the Lon- occasional windmill was used to look out. His daughter had writWjtl 10 rl Li don Training College and a careful stud- pump water. A solitary news ten him and said, when see t ent of school matters in Canada and the boy broke the monotony by dyi- a fellow with a mustache you all over United States. Perhaps the best known ng Denver Post. his face, dots him. The more rt I.' of his eight books are, The Evolution of Educational Theory As we left there and the1 he saw the m ore he smiled ; and published in 1912 and Modern Developments in Educational engine chugged away as one out he said dont you let any one of breath, we climbed higher around here know you are a Practice, published in 1922. Thus in his lectures at the Agricultural College Dr Adams and higher, until we reached Mormo.t. will show the clear insight of the writer and student as well as Sherman, 8013 feet above sea George is doing missionary the direct grasp of the practised teacher. He will expound ed- level. Evidences were not' want- work in Denver; is president of Utahs greatest flour milling progress is depicted in the industrial ucational theory for us with the depth of a Dugald Stewart and ing of its being a where the Denver conference in which country movie of the Globe Mills being shown TODAY and TONIGHT at the the whimsical grace of a BarrieJack Frost ruled with an icy are nearly seven hundred peoCAPITOL THEATRE in connection with the regular Pantages theatre hand in the winter months of ple. He said eighty baptisms had distance crack, ran off with the the year, and they may number been performed in the mission program. Utahs first mill, built in 1852 by Brigham Young, stands in Kraenzleins Record 800 and events and many. As the porter said, one since January 1st and that there Liberty Park, Salt, Lake City. Compare it with the great Globe Mills that you will see in this movie. may expect snow here most any are many investigators. e We 1.41 steeplechase.. time, even in July, iir the hol- much enjoyed our half hour with Seemingly Safe At One of the most remarkable lows and FLOUR has gone into the moiies! shady nooks there are him. He is much pleased with and rec- still on one the last triples snow This Year Olympics patches of along the the success they are having. He ord was scored by Hammes roadside. Miles of snow fences is looking and feeling fine. AH aboard, and we are off Finnish distance star, and scruby trees blasted by the (By Associated Press) winter storms and winds, made again, going southeast toward in Stockholm at when he 1912, NEW YORK. May 20-- So one feel to Kansas City. The day is rather and 10,000 metre be a lonethat he would not like long as the Olympic games con- won. the on these dreay smoky. You would hardly call it traveler race. wastes tinue to represent the peak of in- runs and the while an old year might cloudy. The sun does not shine, Many double victories have be ternational athletic competition, and a new one being and one grows weary of looking dying the names of two American been recorded, but the increas- ushered in. at a landscape' where one sees athletes will linger-ithe mem- -. ing tendency for athletes to Sherman passed, the Engine but prairies stretching nothing in one rehas event specialize oiy.ot those who follow the turns breathed easier we and rolled into off the distance, where they of the cinder path. These two duced. the versatility which down the wastes and the meet. Here and there through dreary sky was so , pixminent. mdnj reached .the pinpade ,of formrly of that part of Wyoming, while is a1 farin br 'ranch house with a individual athletic , 'brilliancy, Paavo Nurmi, great Finnish run- the majestic -- rapges; of., the few cattle: roaming the plains, one by Winning four different ner, ;whoj won itho 10,000-metr- e Rockies receded in the .idistant, Telepkphe br .telegraph poles, evehts in one Olympic meet, the run and cross country race in ; ; west. : wire fences and an occassional 1920 At other by winning two events in Antwerp, may try-fofour successive Olympic meets (three' distance titles this year, !As'we entered Colorado and Automobile pass us by. Then turned south toward Denver, of those, prairie towns V 8nd one other event in two sue- - J'bile Charles Hoff, Norwegian the of built the roughness country holder of the vault just of houses. So the day worlds pole cessive meets. , Alvin C. Kraenzlein and Rav record and allaround star- - may penally changed to a more nears on while we doze and eve and inviting condition, sleep through much of it. Ewry were the athletes who figure prominently in several have inscribed their names on events, but these performers are exceptions. , the Olympic roll of honor. OLD PEABODY PEW, N. ACADEMY PLAY Kxaenzelin. a University of Among Americas hopes, Harold ' i Pennsylvania star in the late Osborne, Illinois A. C. high star; Glen This evening the New Jersey Academy presents the play 90s, won four events in the sec- jumpfeFand ond Olympiad at Paris in 1900. Hartranft, Stanford discus and j The Old Peabody Pew at 8:00 oclock in the fv..,. Presbyterian , He breated ' the tape first in shotput tosser; Joie Ray. middle Church. The characteis are .as follows ' distance and Loren runner; the CAST OF CHAKACTEKS dash, the 110-Mrs. Baxter, the minister's wife metre high, hurdles, the 200--,, Murchison and Charley Paddock , Barbara States Mrs. Burbank, president of the Dorcas Society metre low hurdles and won thd among the sprinters, are out Sylvia Allred Mrs. Miller, wife of Deacon Miller, the sexton .Miriam Johnson broad jump. His performance is standing candidates for honors Mrs. Sargent, a village historian the only one on record in the in more than one event. . . exhibits. ' The exhibits will cov- Virginia Moody Widow The of Buzzell, willing to take a second risk Lovie Cushman the Olympic games history er all the f.elds of medicine and lillss Lobelia Brewster, who Is no lover of men ...LaLeita Allred where any one athlete won more Radio When ' than three events. Handy surgery and will illustrate nearly Miss Maria Sharp, quick of speech, sound of heart Mary Fink sort of diseased condition Miss every is who even Nancy more has Wentworth, waited for her romance Evcrys triumph The Cable Breaks teu years it was impressive because b.Iioselltt Jones commonly met. State anl nationachieved over a stretch of eight and al health associations 'will have, Justin Peabody, sole living claimant to the old Peabody years. In 1900, he won the standstatistical nd public health dis-- i Nova DARTMOUTH, Scotia, , ew ing broad jump, the standing Virginia Monroe atin his Frustrated May, 20, The United Stat OS govplays. Sextou high jump and the standing hop, Lahoma Wood an Header ernment be represented ii w.ll step and jump. He repeated this tempt to get a repeat on arHeld .,...Miss rirle triumph at St. Louis in important European flews three exhibits, given by the I) 1904. At Athens in 1906 the ticle by a sudden break in the of1. Agriculture and partments bian.sat lantic, cables, the opera- quest him to have the British ome from all the standing hop, step and jump the Interior, and by the Public parts of the Un Olympic committee eliminated i l? .of the I0?! ra,dL m;ivn from Health Service. A special mo- operator States and Canada and repeat. but Ewry won the standing datum maintained by several tion picture theatre, inwhidi Half an hour was ' coi.rumed nearly every foreign country. broad and high jumps for the American newspapers, called or. in The medicine the latest urogicss in mod calf of sidy as no practical litsening but, European ' third time with apparent ease. amateur radio men to help him amateurs in relation its to science will1 be depicted, will run health the re great the heard, operIn London in 1908 he won these resume his schedule with th?. ; continuously for five days. two events again, passing out of British transmitt ng station. As ators of 1BQ and 1DD decided io problems of the day will be at this send this out a in call meeting the general international competition at the the station is equipped for reThe $5,000 purse donated by conclusion of the London meet. ceiving purposes only, the oper- hope that some listener in F.pg-- although many of the 300 papbeers which will Thomas land be would Taggart is expected to presented pick it up. The tall - There are many instances of ators are seriously handicapjiod was draw fore 16 the will advanctlie sections best of the golf pros for minfifteen kept up athletes winning two events in whenever the reception is brokutes, then another f.fteen were ed thoretical problems. But such to this years tournament of the an Olympic meet and some who en and a repeat is des, red. Professional Golfers Associa-- ! subjects as the treatment of Inrtsuch cases they make a spent in listening. have. won three events. Harry tion. The tournament is to held j with the treatment had about insulin, decided to They Hillman, present track coach at practice of calling upon the caof heart disease, the hygiene of at French Lick Springs the Dartmouth and a member of the ble companies to forward re- send out another call when they w'eek of September. received a 1924 Olympic coaching staff, quests that the telephone message swimming the treatment of gas transmitting sta' achieved the remai table feat of tion resume schedule at the that they had been successful, poisoning, electric shock, and three events at St. place where the break occurred. The superintendent of th, frar-- lfcad PoisJning will be among Noiseless Power Station , winning Louis in 1904. Hillman won the On this occasion, however, it atlantic receiving station was fading topics of discussion. In surgery, special emphasis run and the 200 and was impossible even to get this heard saying Thank., you have ( By Science Service ) hurdles. In the some help. The operatof of the Bri- prt it over all right. We are get- will be laid on progress in surour repeat. A Briur.h ama- gery of the nervous system and Substations for housing meet Archie Hahn was crown- tish station, un- ting transmitting cf the gall bladder, although transformer necessary to the ed as sprint champion with vic- aware cf the contin- teur 'had heard the message and tories in the 60, 100 and' 200- -' ued to send. difficulty, In about an hour i.dornVd the operator ot the practically every field of oper- the extenticn of the Los Angeles ation on the human body will be' strett car system had recent)?, metre dashes. and a half (he schedule would transmuting station. discussed. One paper will tell to be built but there was a Triple victories have been be over and it would be impossign at the removal from the lungs of objection to the r location in scored several times in Olympic ble to get the particular portion Pile WHUUMXTRA ftiousand Doctors of re r.O..TOUI0 such substances as nails, jtacks, sidential districts because annals .a trio of American stars of that item that had been lost of the 117 buttons in cases. and The noise usually connected with performing this feat at St. Louis The local rece'ving operator To Convene In Chicago use of the new anesthetic, ethy-Ln- such places. in 1904 when this country swept straightway got in touch So, according to LOGAN MOTOR CO. wiln and other modern anesthet- the Railway the field.- Harry Hillman of Major William C, Borrett, opnoire less Journal, est Center Street ics wilkbe discussed by two sec- substations have fcen Dartmouth, a member of this erator of Canadian amateur stadevised Scienci Service) tions. (By The of cancer and problem constructed. five of them beyears Olympic coaching staff, tion, 1DD. and manager of tde CHICAGO, Ten will be treated in all its phases, May, 19. run and Maritime division of the Amerin operation captured the The sounding thousand physicians are expect-- from the earliest diagnosis to the proofing feature is used hurdles; ican Rad'o Relay Leauge. Major , the 200 and in the I to attend the coming annual treatment of advanced Archie Hahn was crowned ' Icrrett. asked cases by machine room only, which is so otx meeting of the American Medic-an- d Halil several high voltage sprint champion with victories enclosed . by Daumouth amateurs to hs- cal Association which will n in the 60, 100 a!nd The second floor of the munici- walls of brick and on short waves and, if a prepared maEi,.St.mbly on the Municipal Pier pal pier is being made over to terials that Hot dames; while Lightbcdy, middle Perfionjivingf in the neigh- noise to hort enough JITS'., lpertiidmateiwiHfthrtiiil.iv tmn, gne p t.. 13 fhei wilt the d'H'tOift and r!e tv notireati'c its """ 11 h,d htart- computed with e,, in .nOnrt,,, AGRICULTURAL V SOME THOUGHTS OF A VAIIDERER TpATIOML Wednesday, May 211924. 1852 to 1924 COLLEGE Af f 9k' prtrtirt v , s is , v , Trfrt; 'f i ' Wnt :f? ass oasis ifgiif o OSSIJ i is! - i . 1,500-met- re L 2,500-metr- s Kole-hmaine- n, - cross-count- tij ry n - . . i i ; r an-bth- er . 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