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Show THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Wednesday, July 29, 1925. hood friend of lhe departed. He spoke feelingly of their assoeja II tions together, felt he had been made better the friend Jwant fcd department of a large cosmopolitan newspaper ship of men like by Brother Pickits rush and bustle complete in every " tiny detail ett. He believed that all our .Logan Stake Primary Officers furnished the setting for the new Warner Classic of the screen early associations have a markheld will be Friday, meeting "How Baxter Butted Jn, which, will be featured at the Capitol ed influence uperrwand that if July 31st at 3 p.m. in the. Stake Theatre tomorrow. Contrary to popular belief, the want ad we lived together House. in love and department in "How Baxter Rutted lit is not the cut and dried good fellowship, and as neighWhite Hose, most satisfactory emporium of advertisements, but rather the highly amusing bors should, we would have a that envelopes life of joy here on earth. fiour.Phone 779. advertisement. background for an even more amusing drama 31 a stammerHenry Baxter Parley Dunford, 61 E. 2 S., July George Y. Smith, SuperintenLoE. Beulah bashful and Jensen, Margaret Dyer misfit, ing, dent of the stake Sunday school Mrs, Alice Squire Gardner, 31 delicious miss who is the stenographer of felt honored to speak on this daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George gan, Julyfame. a is so shy that he spends most of his time occasion. He said that Brother Henry toLake Squires went to Salt about himself acting the hero in adventure after Pickett had the love ana esteem day, preparatory to taking the to ask Beulah to not in real life is too tongue-tie- d but adventure, to only of the stake board but state examination required i him. ot all his Sunday school officers obtain a license to do marcelling. marry " 11 """.'I..- I and members and that he had Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Cardon Ibeen a factor in making his Deputy Sheriff Benson and For a good meal go to the Commissioner. a accompanied Mr. Seth Blair on school onfc of the best in the made Clawson Wallis lunch rooms 129 South ' trip to Bountiful yesterday' on a motor trip to Salt Lake yest stake. He was not only a leader Main. (Advertisement) official business. in an intellectual way but was erday, and are expected home as much at home in a social In the Intermountain tennis tomorrow morning. way. tournament games played- in In the city court this morning A solo I II Leave It To Thee' Salt Lake, Lund Johnson defeat- a youth named Freddie Blatter WANTED Eperienced girl was then beautifully sang by was found guilty of killing fish ed Herman Clow of Denver and C. R. Johnson gave Les with explosives and fined $50; to do general clerical and steno- E. W, Lee of Brigham, a Coleman of Texas a strong battle or in default of the fine to serve graphic work. Apply, managers cousin of the deceased. Willard Chugg, in bohaif of i for supremacy. thirty days. ' office Hotel Eccles. the Sunday School then read Resolutions of Respect. Mayor Crockett and CommisCache Stake ATTENTION Marriage Jiceness have Pieen Brother Otto Lundberg, a sioner J. R. Thomas are issued to Julius Peter Jenson lousiness partner of Brother Primary Officers. The regular Conthe Municipal League monthly meeting will be held at vention (being held today and to- and Ida Fern Holt, both of Pickett was the next speaker. the U. A. C. in the large lecture morrow at Mt. Pleasant, San- Trenton; Georgo F, Knowlton He spoke of his great love for rooin of the Livestock Bldg, pete county; of Salt Lake-an- d Mary Wilkins the deceased and related the in Friday July 31st at 4 p.m. A soof Logan; Raymond Walton and dieonts of his death. cial hour will follow on the A duet was then sung by Mrs. Six good farm hands are Edith Undberg, both of Smoot lawn east of the main building. wanted at once. There will be Wyoming. Welch and Calvin Gertrude Paradise. of Shipley snow flies. work until steady Richard Yeates of Logan told In the District Court Free love, Call at the Chamber of ComMr. and Mrs. S. S. Eccles and work of Brother Pickett Marakus has petitioned the merce at once. More men are al- Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hyde have of the court to cite into court for con- so needed on the Cutler project. returned from a hurried north- and ' hJs wifi while they lived ern trip, the gentlemen going in the third ward of Logan. He tempt, Peter Marakus, from Mr. Mrs. and of in Kenneth Bain on business. They found rime said they had been blessed whom she was divorced July; 1924, at which time he was Ogden, who were married Mon- Sunday to enter the Yellowstone with talents and had been ordered to pay her $25 monthly day of this week are visiting in Park and dine at Old Faithful always ready to use them for m any alimony. He has paid but $90 in Logan with their mother Mrs. Inn, but not to explore the Park the benefit of others called to rehaid ward (been they as order Bain Sarah since The had for a few days. Mrs. that time. a pressing business all, they was issued and August seventh Kennth Bain was formerly Miss meeting to attend at RexDurg. side. A quartet consisting of A. M. Della Earl of Ogden. set for the hearing. Mathew a. II. P. Mathews. Recalling pioneer days in and Arthur OlViolations of the state law A largh motor caravan of work Utah, all of SanPete county is sen sitoig Down. Wandering with Ephraim, the and ordinances regulating auto- ers from Sugar City and other uniting M. C. President Christensen Idaho southern points oamped county seat, to pqt over a great mobile lights have become so of the said he knew there had been a numerous and persistent that a on the east side of the Taber- sixtieth anniversary nacle lust Hawk Black War square night, going in which so good spirit here and that allhad campaign is now on by the He authorities to bring about a to the Temple today. During many of the minute men of the been said that could be said. Provi-- ' felt of the that people this summer amount an unusual were called tto will the early days upon quick reform. No longer would be willing to share driver of an automobile running of work has been performed tight for the hfe and safety of denceIburden the of Sister Pickett if visithenumber of will The by celebration settlers. judged the head and .without either or noth and that the Lord possible, tors all from sections of the last for four days ; August 4 tail lights, .or with glaring head, would her so that . strengthen . district. scenes t of life free. to Many pioneer fights, be permitted go be equal to be would to able she will be reproduced, hnd a "CovEvery one caught will pe fined, J. C. Slim- Maccracken, cu3 ered Wagop . episode replete the task of father and mother. warns Judge ; Preteton,t Travel Closing remarks were made attack and attendsafety, at this ;busy season of todiah of thb transcontinental with Indianwill be presented, al- by Counselor Zollinger. ant thrills the year demands it. The law press car of the Willys-KnigThe choir sang What Prize Company. : writes from Los so a number of rodeo features. must be complied with. Shall Then Be Our Reward. AngeJesthat he made bis trip Extensive preparations have Benediction .'by President A. Mr. Wesley W. Anderson, who to that city without accident, been made to make this redolent E. Anderson. Internet w'as in in excellent shape. of pioneer incidents and dangreturned yesterday from a busi- the car being Providence cemetery. the He to make . return the ers expected reness trip in southern Idaho, OBITUARY to Boston in few a days. trip ports the collapse cf about two The Arthur cars make of Pickett, son of Henry hundred feet of flume on the irri Tests Made to Eliminate John W. and Charlotte White are the handled, locally Logan by furnishes that gation project Tooele was Pickett bom in Motor Glen of which City Company six water for probably thousand 29, 1876. The family movJuice Refining in Sugar May acres of farm lands in the vici- S. Parkinson is manager. . ed to Providence when he was nity of Downey, and just at a Mr. and Mrs. Essie N. Peara lad, whwe he spent the but time when the water is needed Manufacture greater part of his life, with the for some of the crops. It is a son started last evening on a exception of a few years when storage project and there is suf- motor trip to Delta, to which he lived in Logan and Paradise (By Associated Pi css) ficient water in the reservoir to point they had shipped their When he was just a young HAVANA; July) 29. Manumaintain the flow for ninety household effects by rail. Mr. U. A. C.. Federal facture of standard granulated man he learned the blacksmith a Pearson, and The railway sugar days. who graduated last sugar dirc-c- t from cane juice trade, which profession he has company have tendered any aid student will be instructor in the has been proved a commercial lollowed thru life. they can lender and the break year, tests at Central He was very studious, and will be repaired as soon as pos- mechanic arts at the high school possibility in Delta, and he and Mrs. Pear- Hershey, near Havana, indicate. read a great deal, and had such ' sible. Milton S. Ilerghey, American a wonderful memory, that he son went to unload their goods and locate a house, after which chocolate manufacturer and was able to converse fluently they will return and remain owner of four sugar mills in on almost any subject. He was until nearly the opening of the Cuba, for several years has a leader and had great influence been carrying on experiments for good especially among the school year. seeking a system workable on a young people, with whom he Somewhere in the . announce- commercial scale which would has worked both socially and ment of the Capital Theatre in eliminate the raw sugar stage of religiously Ibeing supt. of Schools the cane Juice, and Young refining Sunday of two issue are names this the TODAY Mens Mutual for 12 president selected disinterest a person iby or 15 years in th different of whom will be SERVICES HELD AT Pantages Vaudeville ed party, each wards in which he lived. He Colm and Dale Revue presented two tickets, with The also was blessed with the gift of Journals compliments, to the PROVIDENCE Other Acts FOR singing, and haa used his talon the with date Capitol given whenever he had a chance. ent each name, if the advertisement Thursday, Friday And is presented by the party at The H. ARTHUR PICKETT He was the last surviving member of the original Sun Journal office before 6 p. m. on Saturday Flower of Proviquartet that date and the party is a subdence, whose voices were heard PROVIDENCE, July 28. scriber to The Journal. Is your name there? The tickets are Beautiful ana impressive wrere practically all over the county. the funeral services held over He had scores of friends and good only for the party named remains of Arthur Pickett those who knew him best, loved and his partner. tb. the him most. in the Second ward chapel The jury list for the August Sunday at 4:15 p. m. On June 5, 1901 he married term of court in the district The building was inadequate Annie Mae Marler by whom he court is composed of the follow- to hold the largo crowd of has had eleven children, his wiing men from Cache county; L. friends who came to show dow and the following children O. Skanchy, Absolom Burris, H. their respect to the deceased. survive, Margaret Danielson of WARNER BR(K R. Weston, Niels Bergsjo, War The visitors from Providence Paradise, Kendell A. of Arizona Classic of the Screen' ren K. Burnham. J. C. Larsen, alone where the Pickett family Mae Stoker of Los Angeles, W. FL Stewart, Fred Johnson, lived for a number of years, Seth, Katherine, Paul. Winston, Here's MattMoore In. one oP M. E. Rogers, Joseph H. 'Eng- would have nearly filled the Dean, Beth and Grant of Provithose characteristically land and August Hoffler of building. dence. lie also leaves his aged he which has roles Funny ..Nelson of Colconducted services The wore Wesley father .and the following brothLogan, the is .efhls made famous lege, Bert Erickson and H. F. by Counselor Henry Zollinger. ers and sisters : ' Geo. M. Lucy of the year. comedy picture Olson of Richmond John H, Among the visitors were the Campbell, Nellie Merrill of Schenk of Providence, W. - J. stake presidencies of both Lo- Providence, Lottie Rice andi Lyof Cove, William gan and Hyrum stakes, and man A. of Logan; F. Ra Harrison of Done and James A. Cragun of the Logan stake Sunday school Spencer and T. Roy of Idaho Falls. Wade H. Newell' W. and Smithfield, Roy Lott of Mt. Board. The opening song Tho Deep Fern Christensen of Salt Lake Sterling, I G. Clark of Newton, James B. Woodward of tiling Trials was sung by the and Harlow W. Alma Ole Jackson, Jr., of second ward choir; prayer by He ws an jdeal and devoted Avon, George W Hulse of Mill- President Joseph White; solo husfoand anifather, a loving Face to Face by Eliza Camp- and affectionate son and brother ville, Joseph Peterson of Trenton and Henry Johnson of Para- bell. The first speaker was He diedJuly 23, 1925 of heart , dise, (Bishop A, M. Hammond,1 a boy- - failmf LO CAL WS PAGE THREE HOW BAXTER BUTTED HAT CAPITOL THE 0 day-dreami- ng -! You Always Save at the -- 1JI 6-- 4, Tanlac, special Zylano Tooth Pasfe V trot felMhJaya Willys-Knig- ht CAP8TQ1 Attraction How IBaxta HMtodln -- VVells-vill- e, , .18c 8ap Naptha 4 for 25c Physicians and Surgeons Soap Aimoad Naap 4 for 12 for 4 for 25c (eld Diet 25c 3 for 50c ESSi.-.IS- i I (CtdM o Oil Compound 28c 79c . Compound k.a PhenolaX ' 25c . 12 for . ...v. ifl. S .wU Lydia Pinkhams to (ha roll. Heat qunllty silk tiimue Ret 6 for .47c Wafers 89c 1Q 3 j. . 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Colatrac Bouquet Saar 3 for 19c ........ .... 44o Coleauaa Bastard, E2? 37c 57c rreals Kell 42c 83c 47c Maaaaaa We reaerre the rlaht ta limit aaaatlttea. Hall order filled. Add 1 per tramtly reat for aoetaae. IQfi IwlA1 taldwel) Syrae of Adlorlku ppcdal Thursday, Friday And Saturday at GRAND JURY IN his opinion through hearevidence and newspaper articles, and for that reason did not lay himself open to dis qualification. Later Judge Christensen avoid even say CARBON SWORN PRICE. Jul county grand jury was impaneled this morning shortly before noon. Following a short recess the seven men successful in pass were ing legal closeted with District Attorney Fred W. Keller and began active duty. They are to inquire into the lynching episode of June and 18, particularly in any other matters requiring ' vestigation that might arise or be brought to their attention The jury is composed of Ervin Branch, foreman ; Wilford Ruff, Lemuel Redd, Grant Craw ford, Charles Jackson, elC C.' Reed and B&rt Bunnel)y Price citizens are, r.ennell,Reed and CrtfOCfoi-d- . Redd is Helper and Ruff fropt1' Castlogate Branchs residence is at Welling ton and Japan's at Bunnell was chosen to fill his, seat in the Jury box. Defetjc attorneys then announced Jhat the seven men that had survived tne examinations werr acceptable to their clients,,pimd when Keller did not obj&t, they weie duly sworn in. Janch was appointed forem&ii by the judge. -- gL Scientists bunch Drive Far Scopes Scholarship f (By Science Service) DAYTON, Tenn., July 28. The scientists who came to Day-tp- n to aid the counsel for, John T. Scopes in defending the freedom of teaching and the facts of evolution are sponsoring the raising of a scholarship fund Dan lycherley was the bone that will enable Mr. Scopes to of confifcntion this morning be continue his education at some twMjrKeller and attorneys for graduate school of his choosthekvew alleged lynching ring ing. It is Mr. Scopes desire to unleaders, now awaiting .trial updertake graduate work in some on charges of first degree tnurd or, Wycherley was challenged branch of natural science, says by defendants lawyers when a statement announcing .the he declared that he entertain- plans. At present, however, he ed an unqualified opinion of is without a teaching position or the innocence or gilt of certain other means of obtaining the of the defendants, and for that necessary money. Although he reason did not believe he could has been offered numerous luserve upon a jury and deliberate crative lecture and stage enwith an open mind. Such chall- gagements which would net him enge was strenuously resisted many thousands of dollars he by Keller, because he arrived has refused them, wishing to ,m Keml-wort- h. the Appearance of Impressed with Mr. Scopesflitellectual qualities and moMky, and believing that he isnfflxitled to some substan- tial recognition for the trying Tienccs thit ne ha gone in the service of science, and of the liberty of thought and speech generally, the scientists who were associated with he defense have organized a committee to raise a scholarship fund of $5,000 to enable Mr. Scopes to undertake graduate work at an institution of higher learning of his own. choosing dut mg the next few jears. Dr. Maynard M. Metcalf of Obeihn.College and Johns Hopkins University, the first scientist to testify in Mr. Scopes' behalf, has consented to act as chairman of the scholarship fund committee; Dr. Kirtley F. Mather, of Harvard Geological, Museum, Cambridge, Mass., is ; and Watson Davis, managing editor of Science Service, Washington, 1). C., will act as secretary-treasureOther scientists who came to Payton to testify for the included : Prof. William A. Kepner, University of Virginia); Dr. Jacob - Lipman, director, Agricultural Experiment Sta-tion, New Brunswick, N. J.; Dr. Charles II. Judd, University of UniChicago; Dr. versity of Chicago; Wilbur A. Nelson, Tennessee sate geologist; Dr. Winterton C. Curtis, University of Missouri, Dr. W. M. Goldsmith, Southwestern university; Dr. II. II. Newman, University of Chicago; Dr. Science Service ' FrmV i' 1 , vice-chairm- r. . efense 1- M Fay-Coope- r, -- 1. 5 |