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Show TnE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACTI3 COUNTY, UTAH FAGE FOUR Wednesday. 5 L Loeb IITAIH1 SALT LAKE, May 25. Utah a acreage intended to be planted to canning peas in 11)25 has increased more than 2000 acres, accoiding to a report yesterday by Frank Andrews, director for Utah of the federal dhi.sion of crop and livestock estimates. Acres to be pi 'tiled to rea in -- total 12,4:50. in 1924-ttanning peas acreage amounted 1925 he to 10,860, a considerable increase ever the 7i80 acres prant ed in 1922. The Un'ted States ecreage in pated at 217,460 acres, while in 1921 the acreage ws 215 and 189.820 in 1922. Utahs canning pea crop is reported as of llav 1 at 94 per cent of normal, while the United States crop is 90 per cent of 'noiraal. In 1921 the canning eas crop on June 1 was 88 per cent of normal in Utah and 76 per cent of noim.1 in the Unit1925 is 1 ed IIEI'S IDAHO STATE States. BLACKFOOT, Ida.. May services for Keith Isen, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Isen who was fatally injured when he fell beneath a w'agoq Friday, were held in the River side ward chapel, Sunday, with Bishop Frank Halverson officiating. Speakers were L. P. Adams and Jed Taylor. Riverside: Herman Gardner, Rose ; B. P. Dance Rockford, and Peter G. 26-Fu- neral "" T - Old-Time-.Spla- sh - NEW-YOR- . nt suf-Evan- i DEPEND UPON THE HEALTH. Ask Your Druggist For OatMWiR tWESE in Winchester, Ya.,amt in its parades has nor spoi-ehis dancing form. . Thaw declined , ta divulge whether he contemplates remaining in New York for any length of time. He dropped in unexpectedly, registered At a hotel under- another name and stid he wa8 bored with Virginia, be:ng a fireman and a land doesnt proprietor. Winchester move very' fast. r -- march-in- g d' - -- OGDEN LIVE STOCK A1AUKET ? -T- O iBE , Send 10c for Trial Packsge to Dz. Pic ices Invalid Hotel, Buffalo, N, Y. Sowj V r - upon the fiuneui SfUW.,1 he depended Spice, ExtiKii tai J Batk- - offer on Bnkinf Powder, Ten, r V r lUAtlT PORTLAND, Maine, May 25. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife of the President of the United States, has beers invited to attend the Convention of the National Federation" of "Business and Professional Womens Clubs to be held in this City, uly 12 to Athe time bf he Convention .President' and Mrs. Coolidge 'will summer probably t be: at j th, OGDEN, Slay 27. Receipts 117; market strong; choice prime steers, $8.50 to $9.35 ; good steers, $8 to $8.50 ; fair steers, $5.50 to $8; feeder steers, $5 to $7.25; choice heifers, $6 to $7 ; choice cows, $5.75 to $6.70; fair to good cows, $2.75 to $5.75; canners, $1.50 to $3; bulls, $2.50 to $4.60; feed-e- r cows, $3 to $4.65; veal calves, $5 to $8.50. Hogs: Receipts 16; market 10c higher; top $11.75; fat hogs, 190 to 220 pounds, $11.50 to $11.75; heavy ohgs, $10.50 to $10.75; bulk $10.50 to $11.75; ieedexJiogs,$10 to $10.25 Sheep: Receipts 3,996.; mark, et 25c higher; choice lamls, $12.75 to $14; fat wethers, $6.75 to $7; fat ewes, $5.50 to $6.25; feeder lambs, $10.65 to $11.25. , tofing distance of Portland, and it is hoped that their nearness will be a factor in inducing Mrs. Coolidge to accept the invitation. There is particular appropri-atnes- s in inviting the First Lady of the Land to be an ' honor guest at this great national gathering whidi will be attended by upwards of 2,000 women, for a special feature of the affair will be an International Day on Thursday, July 16, when the women of other lands will be in attendance. It is expected that 10 orl.3 representatives of the leading nations of the world will bepresent at this time, and that some of them will deliver addresses, and certainly no finer courtesy eould be shown them than to have them greeted by and entertained simultaneous- rj f SaWate MqpU STOPOVERS UAKE RESERVATIONS NOW- - F.L. turn-- 1 tives are lie, an Alice ford, both famous hostesses 'of 50 years agoLady" Constance has sold Square residence where she used to er. tertain Queen Victoria, Dickens, Thackery,- - Gladstone and many other prominent persons.' She is moving into an apartment, as is also the countess. Suc- days', wow, t got a DCA,TWAT WBW sofiR-ocw-Aaee- A ur AUY GEY WOBODV AWO ASSEIABVE pea rtwe puu op rf, awo ftVCH fiAVtti mowew 84 tt I AIWT A0U& PUT IT OVER, BUY for .1.1 COUEBOOq ElSE VflkU kNKKE A eAThEL OF $1,000 BWUS Otrf O' 'tUAY IDEA NETl PtB2E, wetcAaop ao. put -t- aEtWER Witn thl colder, cooling water , add- itional vacuuth could be obtained in the condenser and the of team could be de- creased. He estimated, that th: consumption decrease in-stea- m.- due to increase of vacuum would result in a saving hf $36,956 S 4 months operation of lODrOOO kw plant. Prof. Christie based hr findcoings on.torhreratilie data llected by biologists in their study of fish life in northern ' lakes. IBM Pulp and paper represent WOVJ, ww IDEA IS to APPLY J au. tvg poRiA A supoo.oop corporation, eQMPAWlEf fo SuPPLVJ VJ6 parts; wu tv4 Run VWftR AOS M ALL THE MEUlSPAPeRS MOO fcOllY "tOUR own RADIO MOT BUtLO HOUR owiw GARY Vrtt sqm-- a eoAPLETC MoolSL a HD SXT J OP in It! SAME tpEA THE AUTOIAOWILE fiAIAE au&J gey coNTRAas-w- tUE PMS rofy SAVE hVWM 3ouuas Good TO . ME . tile largest of the , manur-icturininrustries in Canada.FIur aB grist milling comes seepnd and the production of lumber ferest products stands thud. In 1878 anthracite coal retailed for $3.15 n tom Theres Millions pvrt w TbaEtWEK M that , water 19, Colder could he obtained. -- ACN AUXCSXOaiLE MADE Crf - 1- -2 Press) Sughra -By Qurlc ta.ISfrtW Wtcse " - . a tons, mau I'm-e- d coJ-re- The Cool Waters ' of Lake LONDON, May 27. king fight of the remaining Vic. torians against modernism is on Save Coal Power the wane. The high taxes since I the war have steadily changed I the huge country - estates i. into ( By Science- Service) farms and subdivisions. The MILWAUKEE, vis., May 27. new social system is, of course, How large power plants can radicalism to the Victorian mind save thousands of dollars in but today the Victorians who summer jcoal bills by atpping J continue to live in their lofty lower levels of lake we ter' was In addition to Ireland the Can- ly with Mrs. Coolidge. , . May fair houses are deserting revealed to the American Socie ary islands and Iceland are Day will be a great banquet in these for inexpensive flats. ty of Mechanical Engineers snakeless. the evening at the Exposition During the last year scores of meeting here by Prof.' A. G. ECUX. rtS W0JJ AMT JEST WJtUWLAfiW tfwWOOV. At tUE RAOiO BOSVMESStVOUSAUDS OP PEUER5 0W4 PARTS ' CCX Christie of Joh Hopkins intoT'self-containe- d Bats, jVersity7',':r:"rr:'"T ' while" othwWre plastered wjjfh. By vlocatmg. intakes for and sale", signs. Thej fittest jpg wfcFerfoFus;e in conuensins defections' froirt the yanksoth f Jytream wiTlpit thexvu'd readi tn . i. nineteenth cumb Before The Flat (Hjr Associated SCOFIELD, Agent, Logan Mayfair houses have been i. Victorian Ideas MJU1UI 4 roond trip Hut to dud JUtura tM October Ma MtioM degree.,, mutdeclAmk Judge Florence E. AUeu of the Supreme Court of Ohio, will be the speaker. Judge Allen is herself a member of the National Federation, and the brilliance of her career is the peculiar pride of business and professional, women. She has attended othef conventions and,Ls wl known to the majority, .of J the convention body and sfieU sure tq Receive a greeting in Portland which will be represented in; the attendance, With'delegates? from . Hawaii and across the Candian border. Many picturesque devices are being formulated to give the various states an opportunity for sectional demonstration. f IVTKTWM4M TMl Very low SPEAKER a. first White, House, at. vSwainpscott, Cattle: Mass., which is within 'easy mo. . uvfi "DISCOVERY omea Xfotern -- - lUTEOS STEC1 Golden Medical v- N I DR. PIERCES In Fluid or Tsblit Form. 1 coffee. ' o SYAU0 UO SHOW SATINY SKIN, BRIGHT EYES iod s, jaatofiooo1. pore) 14huvjetKuift $t money-instantly- four-roun- imt R0SY CHEEKS, the best buy I will return pur gladly. You keep - MICKlErTHE PRINTER'S DEVlln 'iw Coffee is six-rpu- enly , -- coffee you can . hard-foug- ht supreme court decides the question of the county levying a tax to be spent by the state, it was announced by Commissioner W. 11. Stenacker Monday. Announcement was made in RICHFIELD, May 26. -C- om. response to numerous calls from mencement exercises for which1 interested in weed erathe following prominent speak- persons dication and other service of the ers have been obtained, will be . The department held by the three high schools department is functioning as usual and there of Sevier county, Friday, May will be no change if the supreme 29: Prof. N. Alvin Pederson, U. court declared the law compellA. C., at Richfield high; Mayor the county to levy a ing C. Clarence Neslen, Salt Lake, of a mill tax for agriculat Salina high; vprof. Herbert tural purposes to be spent by Herbert Maw, U. of U., at Mon- the state agricultural commisroe high. , sion unconstitutional, Mr, StenGraduates from the three acker said.- - . i. schools number 128, as- follows; urn difference that The is only Richfield, 65; Salina, 86; Mon- der county supervision the de27. roe, partment costs $7,400 per year, while if the state gets the tax it Ernest i. will OGDEN, May 23. cost in the neighborhood of Gilgen, chief of party of U. S. $20,OOQ ... per year bureau of public roads, left Mon. day for Huntington canyon, to survey for a proposed "new road Thaw Gomes Back -10 miles. It is expected the new road' will be constructed this With . To Broadway t A survey" Is to he made imj mediately for a liew road from , Price to Cisco, a distance of 120 V. v r F j t to ilea, according to I W. Yattfc. iiay who with M. C. Moffet chief enabandoning ," lha quirt gineer of the state highway de- monotonous existance of a partment, have returned after country Harry K. Thaw a 12 days reconnaisance. A num. h comesquire, back to Broadway and $ her of bridges will be included the whole of that tinseled t in the proposed project. wr talking thorousrhfaiy about Harry's jnto its The Grantsville, May 26. life. night students of the following; and down the Rialto it Grantsville high school received wasUpobserved that the return basketball, and dramatic art of the was awards at the school award day, with theprodigal demolition of MadiFriday James Watson, Lewis son Square Garden, whose gilded diana once looked down on THE BEAUTY EVERY Thaws slaying of Stanford "White. WOMEN ENVIES Whether memories brought him luck or just the desire to see the Ugbts was keen conjecture,. What intei ested Broadway more, however, was the spins', Harry made on his initial apr pearance in the Roaring Forties He dropped into the newest of the supper clubs, white haired and debonair as usual, and before he left in the small hours of the morning he had distribut - an SMITTY IN ROUT Jr., tonight was re. NEW YORK, May AT BRIGHAM CITY ported resting well following an the interesting invalid, which Ruth, for appendicitis operation joined the ranks of the great BRIGHAM CITY, May 27. was performed on him in the prison hospital at Stteville ear. The American Legion boxing healthy last night. Like a wild song bird who has contest, to lie staged at the ly today. been confined in a tenement As though by a quifk, of fate, Knudson building in this city house cage Babe flapped his the names of Leopold and Loeb tomorrow night, is pronounced, wings, slightly c ipped by su Peterson Orlando Promoter again flashed into the limelight by - contmemenl weeks of for a brief moment on the an- as an exceptionally good card. and flew hospital of St. Vincents out round niversary of the day in which The main event, an eight a song of hospital, whispering Lake of Salt bout Gilbert Pat by he and Richarpl Loeb for the Dr. Edward freedom. King defirst time publicly entered the and Frank Smitty of Murray, cided that Babe was welt enough should be exciting. In the recent case of Robert Franks, the tp depart and ordered his disyouth for whose slaying bout here, these men went six charge they are serving life sentences. rounds to a draw in a" said Babe, Never contest. The announce, somewhat again, It was a year ago today that as he cryptically, the glasses which Leopold drop- ment of their second meeting stepped into his car. Babe is ped out of his pocket at the wiQ pack the building. cured, not only of the flu, but The next event of importance of scene of the slaying were brot to hospitals.bout between Kid ' ; When the attention of the authorities is a Babe said 'never and the unraveling of the Painter of Downey, Idaho, and again, he meant he wcuki see and Roy McCarthy of Salt Lake. to it; that the occasion wouldnt Franks mystery began. Some thrills are also promised in atise in the future. for a stay As though their lives were d contest. The main this ir. the hospital. If Babe means together by fate Aland between Byis bout it, the. six weeks stay has pot Richard Loeb was taken to the of Corinne and Milton Rav been in vain. water regular prison hospital today, of Salt Lake. Seth Baty of Babe w ll not play with- - the not for an operation, but of and OBryan Danny for seven t weeks yet. Yankees Brigham fering from an attack of measles Salt Lake will go four rounds, His still weak from his are legs and brother father Leopolds event is four long stay in bed. He is twenty w ere permitted to spent a few and the opening Pete Nelson of founds under weight. hours with the prisoner this af- rounds between Lee Anderson of and River ternoon after he had recovered Bear The bees were beaten in their Lake. Salt from the effects of the anesthewith Vernon in Los Angame tic. at Coach to geles yesterday by the score of Grey Nathans case was an acute Stubhy 6 to 3. In as much as the Vernon Weber Normal Next Year one, Mr. Leopold said. He had team is.. in the cellar, is good to j OGDEN, May r26. Ralph suffered four attacks since bis em wm 6 8 game Vniver confinement here and Prs. Stubby Gray, former once in a while but Utah fans been has Utah athlete, found Fletcher and McKelvey sity.of to" have them tahe chosen assistant coach at AYeb-t- r dont Uke the" operatioirwas necessary-ttheir winnings" from the Satt ' , junior college here for next Lakers. save his life, The results of the othvear. Gray will be assistant to Coast er League games played ed big biIs as of yore. in Merlin Stevenson handling yesterday were as follow : Broadway gossip had the ;he junior college team. At Oakland Sacramento 5, Thaw bankroll depleted to the made considerable Oakland 2. tune of about $1500 for the in- of aStubby, record at the university at Los Angeles. itial splash. Portland At swimand basketball football, Ten twenties and fifties are ming. In 1917 he was star Portland game postponed ; trav. . sad to have been distributed quarterback of. the University cling. At Seattle San with a lavish hand to door keep- freshmen team and played suh team Seattle game postponed; ers, waiters, etc., and an orch- on the school estra leader was moved to riot- that year. ous jazz by the yellow glitter $ TT TT' a $500 bill. Building in this City, when the Its been a long fine since FIRST WOMAN TO first woman of the world who llarry" shook a foot along ever sat in a court of last reRoadway. But he showed last TRY MURDER CASE sort, and" the first woman in the nigh.! or rather this morning, thati being a volunteer, fireman World ever to have presided at " hery th time you do nor think that SGflLliNG lAnjr Huth Released From Hospital Says Never Again abe hhl-lionai- re will be no interruption of service in the county agricultural de. one-ten- Nath. Gli.LF.BT OPPOSES May 20, ( dramatic' art instructor, was presented a duplicate pin from the students by James Watson, student body president. A senior class dance fn the op. era house dosed the days activities. Elmer,YiL partment, regardless pf how th loffee Insurance 26.-B- nd liqms offered the invocation," while among the musical selections" was a vocal solo by John Ritton. Interment was in the Riverside cemetery. 1 ; Joliet, ih, ar 26-T- ""SSSjfe. as Pair Flinders, Keith Crown, Kenneth Durfee, Melvin Bailey and Claik basketball. Butler, first-yeBlock G. red sweaters with - one stripe; Weptey Anderson and Vosco JohiXon,. second year, block G blankets; G sweaters with three stripes were given to the third year men, Captains Dennis Hale and Ronald Orrra gold medal to Manager Pratt Clark and a gold medal to Westhe best ley Anderson, basketball man during the year; Block G gold pins set with pearls were awarded for dramatic distinction Wesley, Frank and Gwenever Anderson, Clark . Butler, Pratt Clark, Melvin Bailey, Voscoe Johanson, Flinders, James Watson, Myron Sutton, Mildred Johnson, Grace Ilarrison, Alice Smith and Keith Brown. All the awards with the exception of the medal to Mr. Anderson, made by Coach Erickson, of the basketball team, w'ere made by the student body. Edmund SALT LAKE, May SWT and Leopold |