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Show L THE JOURNAL, LOC AN . "PXGiTEnrHr the company' assets. The bank ! : previously had an option to purchase the controlling shares of UtahandldahoStateNews stock- - an', CACHE COUNTY. UTAH FridayrApi-i- l 3,19?- - Capitol Attraction Today and Tomorrow . ifRlGTIAM CITY, Aur. 2 The Lichtenstein tailor shop Mr. Ileus said that including and the OGDEN, Apr. 2. The Weber Josephson cleaning and Central Dairy Inc., has puro.the rurcha.se price an expendi-aso- d pressing rooms were robbed Mon y the Blackman & Griffin Jture of $50,000 would be day nigHf of women and men's plant, 2551 Ogdon 'ed to place the plant in good clothing valued at several hundre are pleased to announce we are avenue, whieh was sold by the condition for opeiation.- The reds of dollars. The clothing be--i consider-wibank did ll The not State lank. the state Ogden plants exclusive agents in this vicinity for longing to. local citizens had be1, fitted up into a modern- ation. Three irtonths'ago the been taken to ithe shop for clean da:ry, according to Manage i tank purchased the plant as ing and pressing. The burglars the be-- 1 means of liquidating gained entrance through the James R. Ileus, rear "window and after getting into the work shop cut a hole in vomin the door .entering the fxont disVAO One might expect to see in play room and unbolted the Mardoor. The cash register was also Historical Film These Rugs are manufactured-bBarbara Frietchie a great deal rifled tut the change was taken of the Civil War fought all overj shal Field and Co., and are universally reout when the owners left the Done again, with the spectacle of Splendidly shops. as being of excepmarching men- - and flashing cognized by the j On the same night the muskets leaving but slight foottionally high quality and offering the very garage was also Picturing a story that never age for anything else. But such Pineapple is no longer a luxury this delicious broken into and cars robbed of grows old one that is immea- is not the case. Of necessity,1 fruit is within the reach of the most economical can be had. You cannot best values gasoline and oil. on the Unusual Saturday at both our stores. surably richer in romance, dra- there are war shots. The real without examafford to buy a matic values and other desirable emphasis, however, is placed on j TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Apr. 2. qualifications than the great the story of Barbara Frietchie, UNUSUAL BARGAINS SATURining the wonderful line of these j Production of hay for outside majority of modern stories writ- Mrs. Sarah H. Leishman. Wells-villDAY UNTIL NOON markets once an important in- ten directly for the movies which we April 6, herself, and her offering. Extra Large Ripe Grape dustry in this region, has so BarbaraFvietchie which open- remarkable love for Captain declined that hay growers and ed last night at the Capitol Will Trumbull, C. F. Datwyler. Fruit, each (killers were represented only Theatre is entertainment not to 891 C E. Logan April 6.' of 29c New Crop Broken Sliced by officials of the Idaho de- be overlooked by the jaded pictu- the enemy forces, that meant partment of agriculture at a re-goer. It strikes a different more to her than North, South, C Pineapple 2 large cans ... so family or even life itself. And bearing here today at which tht note in photoplay styles 6 Can Limit U. S. department of. agriculture courageously that it undoubted- tli is inspiring romance, in its Boneless Smoked Shoulders. submitted ten- ly is destined to be one of the transference to the screen, has tative specifications for fedei-most talked of productions of lost not one little bit of its tre-- 1 Sugar Cured of alfalfa and wild hay. the season. mendous appeal gxades Sirloin Steak Roasts Idaho officials -- who attendee Cut from Young Beef the hearing w'ere M. L. Dean :o the great advantage and Student Body Day director of tho bureau of plant Round, Steak Roasts!.. safety of many. Choice Beef industry; Harry Sabin, chief inThe speaker said that the con spector, and Leslie G. Schultz, rol of 'flood waters is only efAt Logan High ALL DAY BARGAINS federal supervising inspector. fectively brought about by perGrowing of hay for outside mitting the waters to take their PELT 1 Large 40c Pkg. reels markets is not an important in- latiiral course. He explained The second annual student Washing Machine Soap BROS. at least in this part oi hat Utah has two kinds of body" 'day of the Logan High dustry, CO T - 5 bars Crystal White or Idaho, at tho present time, but floods growing out of laim'ails School has been set Tor Api ii.17, A. B. Naptha:..r .:;.. itiV " occasion may arise at some fu- md snow. r plans are well DEAL ture time when Idaho me.y seek 2 BARS FREE way to make this the day outside markets for surplus most representative of the studCreme Oil or DAVID JENKINS ents of the school of all days in These Brices Will save you money. We Close hay, Mr, Dean stated this and we have availed our the schopl calendar. Contests, Padre Almond Oil Soap At 7 oclock. Blease do your shooping Early selves of the opportunity pregames, a matinee dance, special PASSES AWAY BARS sented in this iconference to fa assembly, masquerade dance in 2 lbs. Dates For 25c miliar.ze ourselves with the pro the evening, and other interest2 lbs. Prunes For or Assorted 25C Mr. David Jenkins, a resident ing events have been scheduled posed federal grades. 5 lbs. Seeded Raisins 50C The proposed federal hay of this POUNDS 50C and one of its earli- for the day and committees are 5 lbs. Seedless Raisins city, grades were submitted by E. C est Pioneers passed away on at work to perfect plans for 2 lbs. Currents 45C Parker of the -- federal epartment ' Z, 10 10 oclock. each of these events'. Large" Lettuce at Thursday bight of agxicultlre. SHOP EARLY SATURDAY His death came as a result of Acording to a recent issue of Bananas Per Lb. ,15 The Grizzly," student newsBear Lake Full Cream Cheese 2 lbs for .. 25 was lie born at implications. BOISE, Ida., Apr. 2. Cover paper, which carried an excu-siv- e 30c Peas Extra Small and Tender only .. 20 Carmarthenshire, LlanellyC. C. Moore has approved oi nor On student body day, 50c Com Flake for Wales., Ilis parents were thosestory the following appointments ii vmth in the of program charge Large Size Yacht Club Salad Dressing 65f Tohn and Elizabeth Williams the National Guard : ' x Good 4 tie Brooms for as student are bodyG5C day lenkins. He, arrived in this follows: Major Mervin Me Connell o, reading contest, Mr. 2 lbs. Me Donalds Cocoa 25C iOahoi the First squadron of cavalry tc lountry April 1, 1855, and in Ira N. Hayward of the high lieutenant-coloneCANDY r state stafl Caclje Valley in 1860. Ilis life school faculty ; group singing as devoted to his family and and adjutant general; Capt 5 Chocolate lb. exDarrell 10 Drops Crock et,t ; contest, James Harris- Troop B. 116tl io his church, the Church of temporaneous speaking contest, Good Chocolates U, lb Extra 15 cavalry at Weiser, promoted tc lesus Christ or Latter-da- y Mr. Hayward; class stunts" Mint Lazingers Vi lb 13 Saints. He fulfilled to mission a 116tl major. Fast squadi'on, Alma Gardner; typ.ng, Mrs. 1 .cavalry; First Lieu. L. J. Far te British Isle.s in 1893, and was Ruth Chadwick of the faculty; Extra- Good Quality Pennv Goods W released over two (flag rush, Ezra Owen; and inter er, Troop B, eiser, promote! honorably SILK HOSE same troop; firs. years later. While jn England chss track meet; Charles GrifLadies $1.50 Silk Hose (All Colors) .,.. 75 I.ieut. W. Thode, Battery B his wife and eldest daughter fin and Louise Shepherd. M t. ti to same vent of bat to see him Payette, captain and returned One of the features of the ' . tery in place of Captain Reeves home with him. days entertainment will be;" He also fulfilled a home mis- short talks bv former Locan Skanchv and the pc smt THESE BRICES ALL DAY SATURDAY resigned; Virgil Si,mms piomot-.eJewelry having declined from sergeant in band tc sion. In his early years he work- high school student body piesi- - president, I)ai roll Crockett. the industry in popularity, captain staff Boise; Rev ed for the Utah Northern and dents. These will be given in tire Pure which employs Ala., F. E. Spr.nger of Caldwell, ap Union Pacific Oquirrh workmen more assembly than and by Japanese general morning's monoplize Railroads, 60,000 people in norSweet Brand , pointed to captain and chaplan because of this fact he was a Harvard W Hard (the plumbing industry in E.'okm7Ve, mal tim s, is suffering from a Pound ... ol the 116th cavalry. Frank Christensen, lulu. ruest of honor at the Golden Creamery severe slump. celebration in in Spike Ogden ANTIMONY, April 2. An as 1919. He was also a 18 lbs. mechanic, sessment of $10 peg family, t( snd and at on (rnmmhm Drifted, Bag extend The school .term, war time expressman, ran a general nierchand-s- e Snow Limited agreed upon ai the meeting o. store. lie wag very active in the associatior-righting against the Indians it here The Sego recently. following . TALL CANS pit .he protection of the whites in was vocal Mrs solo, ,gram given: or Three the Parley, King; reading, Mrs the early days.of At the time ol for . the Indians in uprising Chester Allen; violin solo. Arch lie Cleaves; reading, Hazel Glea 'Yanklin due to the iujury of Nine xes, eighth grade; whistling in Indian, he was called to solo. Claud Savage, eight! moss the treacherous Bear Riv-i- r Pound on horse back in the middle grade; tluet, Grace and Georgi Bag seventh and eightl M the night and to go to Clarks-to- n Moore, and notify the residents to grades. The eighth grade boys Five Tie and girls served ice cream leave their homes at once and Strong Shoulder great variety of pleasing light shades Games were played the balance gather at Smithfield to organQuality Each. new fabrics this season will make ize themselves. After returning of the evening. USUALLY SOLD AT $1.00 this a gorgeous' Easter. from his mission in 1893 he OGDEN, Apr., 2. A demaiu started work in the Logan TemRight now you can see many of the new suits on the street and they look was made Wednesday by the ple as an officiator, working in mighty tine. Every Iiggly commission upon the Unioi that capacity for about 18 years, city Pound Get vour mind on the new color idea, come in Wiggly Construct'on company, or theii and was then given an honorGuaranteed, lb and have a good look. No line has a finer bondsmen to repair the delect? able release by President Budge. than--- assortment in the Third ward sewer. The He married Miss Lena Cpburn " 1 Large Package Feets BEET BROS. xecommendations for the of Wellsvillc in the Endowment Washing Machine Soap made by City Engineei house of Salt Of) t Lake, December 5 Bars Crystal White Soap Joseph M. Ttaey, w ere adopt ee 26, 1861. She died shortly afor A. II. Naptha Soap by the commission. ter returning with Brother JenIn his communication to thf kins 2 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE OR A. B. SOAP FREE from his mission in 1893. board Mr. Tracy said he person He Miss Sophie Kaest-t- li married Creme Oil or Badre Almond, 6 Bars 39c ally called upon the construe of in the Logan Logan lion company. The Tayior-Qiil- e 1 e'13'sirrvi 899r SHOP EARLY STORE-CLOSvedby SATURDAY Building company juidtheAbtai the "follow There are Collegiate Grevs, Tan Tones, Lavensons and daughing Casualty & Surety company F-- , Albert ders and off shades, in flannels, cheviots and ters: Wm. David C., bondsmen, last year and callec P new cassimeres plain colors, stripes and Arthur Leland John O., P., attention to the need of repairs checks Lizzie E., and Di. IJnfi, Anne., of the sewer. Nothing hfs since 31 WEST CENTER Paul RY Dr. Leslie M., Alton A., been done, he said. And the models are new and smart wider Kurt L., and J. D. Jenkins. FOR ALL DAY SATURDAY trifle body tracing, narrower across shoulders, He is the grandfather of sevOGDEN. Apr., 2. The dis lex Bacon, Good, lb, , the not quite so wide. hips, trouseys enteen. and the great grandCitrous floods at Willatd and Silver or Rex Lard, 5 lbs. for Come in. $1.15 father of nine. in were 1923, re Farmington Hamburger, the Best to be had, 2 lbs for 25 lit- had the following brothels called in an address before the sausage, 2 lbs. for 35 and club sisters: John, William, Prof Rotary Wednesday by rhe Best Shoulder Roasts Pork, lb 25 M. Luther Thomas, Thilip, Sarah and LizANY CUT 'OF MEAT YOU WISH WE HAVE IT (engineer of the U. S. department zie, He is survived by Thomas QUALITY FIRST THArS IS of- agriculture. He exptaneo Funeral services will lie held on hw the waters controlled '8nudav. ( requir-rreamer- that - - Field Quality Wilton And Axminister Rugs - y PINEAPPLE j trade I er i that j I rug first e. are : 10c 43 a FURNITURE CO. pro-jert- y ' BARGAINS AT T and-alread- y un-de- John H. Anderson & Sons eve-nin- . 6 100 Straight 1 sSJGAIi: -d- . - - l, - -- it -- v - . d cox-p- 43 Sperrys Hono-.Knowl- rtft , 9 j Parent-Teache- dlC Bordens ROILED OATS . , 47c EASTER STYLES rs l i HERE NOW i i And They're Wonderful Extra 79c SPECIAL COFFEE THE 45C I hi htlAL es, , ie-rair- s Styleplus Clothes . tem-nle-im- '30 to 45 1 ES T Ferns Meat Market ' Iaf j - j . , Winsor.-"irrigatio- - HOWELL BROTHERS ..i.i... X . |
