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Show TIIEJOUKNAL, PAGE SIX Saturday, July 5, 1924 LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH List of Pioneers Who Will Be Here For The (Celebration is a list of the who came, to Cache PILLOWING and including pioneers thu year I860 and have sent in their return carda that they .will be present for the Cache yaUeyL.Centcnnial and Home Coming celebration at Logan July 24th and 25th; The Jist gives the name and 'the present address and the year of Che arrival iiTCac1uT Valley. if there are any who have sent their cards in and arenoton this list, they should Sees notify the secretary at the Chamber oTCommerce at once. When But later names are received they will be published. The list is very - -- I Roger ,W. Babson Even Production Advises Purchase For From gratifying and is as large as the committee expected present judications there will lx nearly" seventy five per' cent of those eligible present for the celebration. Xam'e. Address, Year, ...I860 Ash, John Wra Albuquerque ..'.'I860 ... Wellsville .... Archibald, Agnes Allen, Albern A ... 1860 Huntsvillq,.. I Allen, Minerva ... 1860 Cove ... Arthibald Thos. M Adams, Alice .. Protection - BABSON PARK, Mass., July im5, 1921 The coal industry, of and because itself in portant . Forster, ....Mathlew Farr jSa rah. H. ..... ... M, ' Salt lake City Arimo, Idaho . , Gibbs, Louisa v Goaslind, Chas. D. Paradise, 'Salt I.ake City Ixgan Greenhalgh, Josephine K. . Ggnnell, F. C. I.,.;. Wellsville , GreavesAlthca fjrr"- ... AlS Preston .Preston G. A.. ....... Gunnell, Jane B. Hill, Catharine Nelson Wellsville Malad IHdeJSaliy Ixgan I860 I860 . .. ,. . I Franklin . Briggs, Idaho. Wellsville Franklin Hyde Park . .. Bancroft Bancroft ... ...... .... 1860 1860- - 1859 . 1860 , 1859 1860 Smith! ield Logan i 1860" 1860 . .... . - 'I860 Uexbuig Salt Lake City Smithfield Hyrum Ixgan , 1860 Hyrum . ' 18 1859 ' Iike City . . 1860 .. Rexburg, Idaho Providence - - f . 7 Richmond Providence . 1860 : "RichmondL. I860 Nelson,- A nmTEdw ards . ,.T 18G0 Nil son, Peter .. 1860 Nelson, Samuel ... 1859 Nelson, Joseph ..1859 Nielsen, N. J. . 1860 Nelson, Teamy ThomaST . 1860 Nelson, Marion McCulloch . ., .. 1860 Neves, Olive Ormond, W. C " . 189 - .Smithfield Hillyard, Wm James. Handy, Huff, Florence Russell Hall, Ruth M. . 1860 1856 - Greaves, Kate Hampton, Geo. Ilancy, Jas. S. . . Smithfield Matilda Maggie Tliojqipson .. .'A. T; H. . Mary Molen.'June E. McCulloch, Margaret McNiel Mathews, D. R. Main warTngnTA FT Mainwaring, Catharine ' McBride, Elmira .. . Chas. McCulloch, I860 Merrill, 1859 Merrill, 1857 Merrill, 1860 Marler, ! .. .. . j -- 1860 1860 1860 1860 1860 its effect on other industries, is logan . Millville . .... . ...J... getting back onto a normal basAlex . Harris, BabW. to ...... 1860 Roger according IiOgaif is, ... .. Harris, Josephine Weaver Smithfield-...A 1860 son The statistician discusses" Alleh, Finnetta Priscilla Olson, Hill, Mrs. A. M. Blanchard Pul- .. Allen, ' . . . .. Paradise .... 1859 O. bothblturninous and anthracite Allen, Andrew" A." Maria 1860 Oldham, . Iipgan . A. ...... A.... -- I860 OrmouchEnos 1860 Idaho fields in a report issued Today. Allen, O. Daniel .. ... Rigby, Hooper .Vernal 18601 "The coal industry has' been Adams, Hogan 860 T.... Ornv&ndrCb'phaStandage llullf Mrs. Mary A.J. A Whitney Hugh RexburgTTdaho Mr. Babson, Ames, Meredith . Tx)gan A, ..AT. I860 Ormon, John J, upset so long" says 1860 Hobbs, Ida E, .. .. Preston ... Hyrum Paradise L. Jr. Thos. that it is distinctly encourag- - Austin, Robt. I860 Obray Millville A. . James 1860 Millville . . Ilovey, Vernal ... 1860 B. Hannah - ing .to find that it is preparing Anderson, James, I860 Odekirk, X: 1860 Holden, Edward ... Darby, Idaho Ixigan 1860 James , Brigham to get back into a more normal Bennett, Ellen I860 , City Olsen, i 1860 Hyde, William . Hyde Franklin Wright - basis. The- - feast and famine I860 , r Elizabeths. I860 Owen, T. Hillyai-dSmithfield .. Alma 1860 .....: Baxter, Robt Hyrum i: oxfciA-rzz1859 1859 Petty, L. J. A program promises to give way Benson Harriet L. Wellsville 1859 Hendry, Michael .... Logan -1860 ... .... OjdeilxXXI Julia 1859 to something k. Petty, B. ...A BurnhamrWTJA . Wellsville .. .. N.1860 Hill, John 1858 ... Logan three square meals a day for the Baxter, Marian S I860 Pinney, R. C. . A 1860 TTy deMi ua Griffith Wellsville ? fin1856 and the wdUrisii 1860PbppletOTErGccctir-ltrT7miner, operator, Franklin Mendon T?60 Hill Jane Bird, John Preston-XX 1860 I860 Packer, James ally, the consumer. 1859 Hendricks, Almira D. .. Richmond Richmond Bair, M. B Lake Salt w1860 F. "The latest upset started last Baker, A, I860 Purnell, City ... 185- - Hull, Mary A .. Hooper, Ut. Mendon 1860 A Lake Salt , ... Susannah winter with the threat of a Benson Joseph City I860 Purnell, Lydia Lewiston r. 1860 Hendricks, Brigham Frank A. Logan Ellen-As1860 Logan,. 1859 strike for this summer. To pre- Beach, O. D Peterson, A. 1860 Hill Mary E. ... Wellsville Logan 1860 ...... J.. Grace, Idaho A, ...; T. J. ...J. 1860 Pond, pare for such an emergency the Blair J, M W. Park Horace ; ... 1860 Haricey, .. Hyde Logan Wellsville 1860 Lean to P rushed a build I860 Poppleton, up operators ...A...,.. ... Logan ....... 1859 Iloopes. Ella II. Blanchard, Bartha J Ibgan J...,.-Wellsville AA..,.. 1860 I860 Iarker, Willard reserve supply and the 1922 Baker, Rachel R ' Ann. R. A X.. .... 1859 HopkinS. Logan.... Logan 1860 Lewis S, City Brigham I860 Pond, : production of bituminous total-li- n Birch, Elmina. Weaver Idaho II. . Oxford, Hillman, D;usilla Idaho Falls 1859 .. Idaho Rigby, William tons was 1859 Peacock, 422,000,000 topped Bird, Mormon D Mendon Hill, James Mendon 1860 A .... W Logan James with a volume of 543,000,000 Bird, Mrs. Mormon D I860 Quayle, Mendon ,T Hatch, Maririda W. Crystal, Idaho 1860 LaGrande, Jonathan 1858 Oregon tons in 1923. January of this Boyce, Albert M. ...A. Ricks, C.V.A ... ; Head, Henry Iava Hot Springs : 1859 Rebecca ...... Logan followed suit with 1856 Rawlins, 50.000,year 1859 Howell, Sarah Guhnell , Wellsville Rexburg, Idaho Bailey, Susannah 1859 D R. Ogden , I860 000 tons, and February totaled Bair, F. A. Roberts, Richmond A. Richmond 1859 Harrison, M. J. Logan ,..1859 I860 Ricks, Ezra ,A.... 45,000,000 then it. became ap- Bullen, Mrs. Marion Pew 1859 Izatt, Ellen McNiel- Logan Richmond A 1859 . Joel Logan Ricks, I860 X. Allen Marinda parent that business was slow- Bird, Ellen G. .1859 Mendon Ogden Ingles, Rice, I860 Margaret threatened strike ing up; the 1850 Jensen, John Mendon Bird, Deloss P. . Hyrum , I860 Robins, Clara ... was called off and a three year Boyce, Joseph Y. Lewiston 1860 Jackson, Ilealen Merrill : Oxford P. ......A IjgAT Thos. Smith, I860 j' David ProVidenCeA-i-A.-agreement with the miners was Baer, Adolph viu I860 Logan Jenkins, A C 1859 Shumway, Charles ...: 1860 Jardine, John B. signed. Demand declined and Bankhead, Rachel II Wellsville. 'XXA C aVkstori vAL-- L '--ii - 18o9 , 1839 Shumway, Sarah the operators found themselves Bankhead, HeberJC. ..A.1860 Jardiqpi.lL.F,-- ' .jwisville, Idaho .j. Wellsville I A .j.. Mendfc Jacob F 1856 Sorenson, with a , tremendous stock "on BehsonT fc. Y. I!' - - ::y.tVTv.li'..A.,t189 TCton, AA...A 1860 JoniAdclii Riggs Trenton 1857 Sorenson, Susan Hancock jw-A-their hands, ih--f act,- April first Bennett. SarahAX ..A. 1860 JaksonAErmi ;... Obray ...T. Iiyd,.p,arkj :4860 1359 Smith, Sarah Ann Obray t)gan;f showed lour, reserve- supplies, at Blanchard, Amelia, Davis I860 Johni'EmilyAThirkell lL6gjn .A,.. . ...A. ..1A...J,. A...'. SmithrEmraa-ObraI860 (60,000,00(1 tbnsj,the largest1 in Blanched, '.Thomas AX.XXAX Invirt, Idaho .i...,..l BogatiXXAAA .X.AXXLX. 1859 JactAiseh,. Ceceliaor U.vaA'.A'tT,. IlkOduho?VX : isl860 Simons, Joseph Priced dropped Baxter, Mendon 1 j recent years: ,, Jensen,'Ians . IdahoA;A.A-.L.AAyi8hMaryE.V,.. y.AL ji: ' ( , ,M. D. Hailey, AA Steel,' 1860 l,to ?2;10 at;the mine and opera- Bain," Euphbmiii';i..L: lAA.'-ii- . Hyrum. 1860 Jenseii, James ShUthfield Wellsville. !8b0 Daniel T. 1860 Stuart, J- A.. 1860 tions were curtail ...iXi-iMi1 Karren, Mbrihai-i- di Birch, Olive Henrie l Montpelier riA-A i860 Smithfield L .. 1860 Sant, George LA. L. .A. April, May and June produc- Baugh, John S. 1859 .id, Khrren, '.A. Hyrum Iogan . ...i Wellsville 1860 AL Smithfield ., I860 Sant, Margaret Wellsville .a tions, ran 'about 60 pet cent of Barber, Sarah E. A Kerr; Jahe U Logan ..A. AA ... I860 M. Hyrum 1859 Smith, Joseph , ...X Wellsville the average earlier in the year. Bdugh; 'Elvira I860 Kington,iJosephlno W. .1 WeUsville r...ri86o Logan .A I860 Smith, R. II. .......A. Richmond "Stocks are still t. Richmond .A... 1859 Kerr, Mrs N. J relatively Bair, Hyrum r. Lewiston L.... ..... - I860 Jsaac I860 Smith, . to Idaho down Moore, C Smithfield heavy but prices are 1860 King, Marion B Cantwell, Julia A. 1860 Park Louisa Hyde I860 Scamons, $2.01 at the mine and demand Crockett, Wm. A A 1859 Knapp, Eliza L. Rexburg, Idaho Logan, ...... .A 1860 Geo. R. Smithfield, Smith, I860 A Smithfield is overtaking the supply. Under Crockett, Ozro O. .A 1860 Lauder, Charlotte Preston ......A 1860 ? ... Logan 1859 Smith, Joseph P. Mendon these circumstances it is pro- Clark, Sarah J. Dunn II. P. Larsen, Logan ..x River 1860 . G. James Heights A.., I860 Stuart, Richmond bable that some of the high cost Cardon, Lucy Smith 1839 Lewis, Martha A; . A.. Logan .....Av 'Richmond 1859 ..A I860 Shepard, Eliza A. .... to but will A. Elizabeth close, Lowe, have 1859 Logan propertise Clark, Edmund Etna, Wyo 1860 John R, Telford, I)gant ...j... I860 Preston 1857 Lewis, Ezra Wellsville everyone will be better off with Cooper, Benjamin 1860 Caroline Logan HydeX I860 Turner, Franklin fewer producers working a Crockett, A. D. 1860 Lowe, Mary Jane Preston .... 1860 Park ..... .... Hyde Thurston, Stephen I860 Wellsville A. Leishman, Thos. .. greater part of the time. Prices Cooper, Levi Wellsville .... .A 1 1860 Logan I860 Tar bet, Wm. Salt Lake City T ,..A 1856 Lambert, Mary J. may not go much below present Cooper, Joseph Wellsville 1860 .... , Pearson Logan Marthan 1860 Tarbet, and certain keen Cooper, Ruth P. ..A 1860 Larson, Mrs. .Christiana Wellsville quotations Hyrum' ..... 1859 Davis A.... Logan Ann Mary Tarbet, 1860 1860 Lewis, Benjamin Logaa buyers look . toward L. Parker, Idaho slightly Crapo, P. A. 1860 Logan ...a. - 186) Tarbet, Joseph A... Logan -- A. 1860 Lynes, Mrs. T. Preston higher levels. However there Corbridge, John Wellsville ... 1860 L. W. ... ... Mrs. .4.... Thorpe, A.. is little in the present situation Christensen, Chxisten .A, Ogden ...A 1860 Mack, Elizabeth Miller Hyrum ..... 1859 .1 John I)gan Thatcher, l. - I860 to justify any radical change in Curtis Mrs. Geo. Haws Shelly, Idaho 1860 Monson, Niels Sait Lake City Logan ..... 1860 Thoresen, Mrs. I. C. Benson 18JJ either direction. Production Cowley, J. E Andrew 1860 Munk, 4 Logan lillen Idaho 1860 Shelly, I860 Thomas, Mary Richmond meantime should follow its nor- Daines, Robt. II 1860 Merrill, Anna L. Logan 1859 Idaho A. ... C. Clifton, It. Van Lueven, I80J mal seasoned tendency with a Earl, Jed 1860 Murdock, Mrs. Robt Logan Parker .A Mendon I860 : T. A., Wood, Joseph Logan . 1859 Mortimer, Martha Ormond possible, slight increase as fall Edwards, WmA .' ,..A, Logan Wellsville d 1857 1860 Woodward, Joseph Smithfield business demands materialize. Ellis Wm. P 1859 Merrill, Freedom d. Logan ... A Wellsville '. 1859 A... A. Woodward, 1860 Mary ..... .Wellsville Prude rffe buers i are covering Evans, Morgan Phillip .: 1859 Maughan Euphemia N. A.. Rexburg A.. 1859 F. John jiOgan Wright, ,'1860 Wellsville 1860 Maughan Jerusha Baxter ... Eames, David C. theiij needs ip the present mar1 AAdT Preston X- Wellsville 1860 ' 159 Willis, Harriet A. ........A Wellsville ket. 3. M .A Peter 1859 David Preston P. Maughan, .A.. Evans, Lewiston , A........,.....A. ..1860 John Wiser, 1859 Smithfield "Otice. the industry gets back Eames, Rebecca W. 1860 ..A..., ...j. Ogden .....A ...A........... '..... 1859 Merrill, Washington A., 1860 Will more, Sarah J. Jgan.. .... Preston into its stride it should hold it Edwards, Hyrum A A. 1859 Pheobe A. McNiel, Sana Monica, Cal. I Wellsville 1860 .... John ..... 1860 Wyatt, A Hyrum .A until some development threat- Fredrickson, Joseph .. 1860 McBride, VV. A ... Tremonton A.1860 Bennington, Idaho Franklin Weaver, 1859 Wellsville ens another coal shortage, then Fisher, Harriet 1860 Myers, Sarah II Richmond 1860 ... Cardston, Canada ... A1860 Woolf, Rosa Hyde ... Wellsville ........ ' I suppose we shall all have to Frew, Wm. Wm. 1860 .: II. Maughan, I..... 1859 Hooper, Ut. ...A , E. Annie Iogan 1859 Yeates, . Wash run the gauntlet again, taking Funk; Marcus 1860 Merrill, Mary Cardon A.. Trenton . our lickings by turn,' Such a A NE WAREA beaming; when can you make There is little chancer of pric- tionnaire, the presidents wrote maxims were important to pro- delivery? shortage ordinarily develops followed by production around , Machine This Age from a combination of three fac- - 7,000,000 tons a month this es going any lower under the brief business biographies. Four gress. Or the meeting may Just a minute. I'll find out, seems be to als the Era of business gets jo boom- year. Low prices, for tne year existing conditions and the wise men born in small towns succeed stand as fresh testimonial that said the salesman, who rushed - Itl-I-f ing and the demand for coal is are ofdhiarily reached in April man. wilLget Lis coal in .now to ope bom in New York, the at thirty a man suspects him- cut and down to a public tele- Needless Complications. Nearly his part- everybody appear! to be trying ? heavy, prices climb when a differential is put into when he can get deliveries, thus biographies disclosed. self a fool, knows it at .forty, phone booth. Getting to avoid any lorm of simp licny. ; ' unusually he said and the buyers rush in to pro- effect to speed early deliveries. avoiding possible shortage pric- - Ways and means of getting the on ner jLone, of life. But his reforms and We buy two automobiles where plan a sold to were tect their need. Result Va tem- This usual monthly increase is es and the bother of trying on in the world notably Say, listen. Pve just litle surer would do, then employ a cne seem a does success exfor Pomeranian cent $75 noth-thgof a the now scheduled will this fall here late and different60 guy per porary shortage. There is probably get it who and build another chauffeur Whatinhel is a Pomeranian? the present situation (the continue. Little .. change jn '"The consuming public may ecutives Began work as office! for office boys youngsers room to house to put-- , the - and the the the mark quickwere The- Nations Rupsincss. daily Babsonchart shows general bus-- i wholesale prices may be expect-ed-T also be interested, concluded boys; of the rest, some chauffeur ' to mistake in, after which we disMr. Babson, "in the recent find- bank messengers, farm hands, dead are not likely I' ess activity at 13 per cent be- cover that the house is so big book a for The film, is , automatically lov hornial- j- to promlse atiy Retail coal dealers are facing ings of the Canadian Geological grocery clerks, telegraph, opera- Dame Opportunity we must have another servant Business after camera new The in Nations moved a onv one new tors, and bakers' helpers agent. shortage from this source for a serious problem. The public Survey which reports eacli exposure, permitting six to keep the place Jn order. As the remainder of this year, at is not buying this summer in fields In Alberta which promise was a cabin boy on a sailing Don Marqn's says, we plip off a SALESCENT PER 100 pictures to be taken in as many least.- Threatened labor diffi- the usual volume. Many, of the to supply anthracite, bitumin- ship, and one got his first job ' . MANSIIIP seconds without any possibility dog's hair and then buy a blankculties hate a similar effect on retail dealers, lacking more ous and lignite coal for all of in a fertilizer factory. Most of et for him. 1 often wonder how" of double exposures. the market, but the three year storage space or sufficient ca- Canada forimany years. -- This the men left school before they mam- - hu?mrts ofliccs have resourcefulof the , Speaking our were smaller from but an forced are to fifteen, impressive exports refuse spells being agreement now in force pre- pital because employees Manv of the richer gold reefs and "carry the message to H1 cludes the probability of shut their shipments as they come own supply and precludes thq number later managed to find ness worksee to the boss worked people salesbetn ei have in American Austrailia of downs on this scorer The third from the mines. The operators probability of more shortages, time and means for university Garcia type himself him makes and for ouning William Butterworth, pres- out and 50,000 fewer fine factor is transportation. When in this case curtail production as severe as the last two. needed. Fred training.' Only one man In ten man, Deere ' Com- ces of the metal were produced think they're John of the ident ' Was supported and educated by coal cannot be moved from the and are only mining as much in the Nations Business. Kelly the : in cne than last this tells previous year pany, FAILURES AT FORTY his family. wines it might as well not exist coal as the dealers can take, If A salesman, seeing his pro- year. , - Not as far as the market is concern- this continues we will find alLthe men had recipes spect sitting disconsolately Holding much clothing a new look At the Presidents Day lunch- for success, but those that were ed. Plenty of cars and no con- everyone clamoring for coal f0- 1- travelers can be used , ease acked TheTriah Free" State govern ing out of the window, a as trunk or folded wardrobe authorized a ha3 compregestion promise rapid transpor- September first It will be eon given by the Rotary Club of given showed a wide range of him ; ment X 120 York New members resemble to selection a "constant City, large suit case. industry, tation of coal during the re- physically impossible for the Vhats the matter today T hensive survey of the water testified at and that were too "nver PomRiver to dealer work, the they hard, forty and in a deliver wife of a mainder of ttie year. get I promised my power possibilities business' "dont do anything that' can be and the. best price I. can Shannon with a view to supplyThe anthracite industry has single month the coal he should nonentities in the eranian, not suffered so great a slump have been delivering all sum- world and had not begun their put off, are suggestive of. the get on one is $150. and its too ing power to 26 counties. as the bituminous because no mer. Under these circumstan- guccess. Each man represented genet al variety. much, was the reply. This focus of human exper- . Youre right, its too much," Each of the seven women and ces a' local shottage may easily a Life) eut iinc of business, and strike was (l.it.iUaed of number of parliament in Holthe salesman. their members to the coiuspicou quickly lesponded the ience pwinu aggregate stocks were not 1, nit up to such develop and we will1 all be rushbe to a. different polwas to said about land success be for one won sell I $75. after can aXomid that belongs employed ti you a great .extent. Pioduction in ing may eal at mhxmi. Jn vijg to ?v ques torty. Fine iitid the project itical party. JL923 (Mm imm any p rW. Periapt in ha j . . . V . . -- . - - rark. . ' , j-..-- - n ..-..- 1 j. . . - - Idaho'-A.-..A.d- - i- - j'.t - lH; . ed,-Aclur- ing v.j J -- j . Clai-ksot- n ij VX.iX---X'AT86- 0 ' - 1... X ! ....,.A-.A- " . 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