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Show J , i , - PA'GE FOUR Friday, June 18, 1926. THE JOURMAE, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAB Latent Creation in Womens Summer E. JESSENS Footwear Just Arrived. Petersboro Barker.' 2 Providence mond. Verannai v IL Ham- . River Heights Fuhriman. Riverside J. Mrs. M e i i . n d a ' Mrs. C, D. Reese, Smithfield 1 Sarah C. Wood. Smithfield 2 William Ewr-in- - a June Clearance Sale! i NOW ON WE MUST HAVE MONEY! ALL STOCK GOES REGARDLESS OF PRICES 50 Ladies1 and Children's Ilals- 1.. Values to $6,00 for.,.,,..;.., ... j.., Big Special Lot of the Season Latest Midsummer Hats, Both Large Including all the wanted Light Shades Values to $3.00 for e One Lot of Madame Charlotte Pattern Hats No Two Alike Values to $12,00 I , . f i ! and-Sma- s t Hand-Mad- , gg TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOSS Not one of our Beautiful Pattern Hats to be Held for more than .. $8.95 Ladies' and Childrens Coats from...,,,...... $4.95 and up See Our Special Groups of Ladies' Coati) at .. $10 95 and 5' SI 5.95 All Good Materials and EcautifullyTrimmecr Ladies' Dresses from $3.95 up to 25.00 One Lot Children 'a W ash Dresses Close Out for $1.00 Ladies Silk Chiffon and Service Weight Hose Per Pair , , j Lam-j;orea- ux fenyiims WAd nerry-go-roun- The Journal subscribers at Hyrum vll be .able to get the Journal abou 6;25 p.m. commencing Saturday evening at J. C. Roses cafe. Hyrum subscribers to The Journal cah get their Journals after 6:25 p. m. at the hhM the celebration. The lides " and intellieenee Tnnv 8 if be a good entertainment feature so well that he amost takes the :and the Committee was fortun- honors his from master. away ate in securing Mr. Eldred. The picture was made along Co ch J. R. Jenson, chairman GREAT PREPARATION Ptq;.!; Skyrocket owned by Mr. Apache trail in the rugged ' j,Yi FOR JULY TWENTY FOURTH ?frkfs 18 a reeft h,or 0uii?dRW mountains near the Picturesque to use the language of the horse SLll! Sports and the trainer, but Mr. .Percy Kent Tournament is planning for , (Coatfnned from Paga One) who is driving him states' that number of events. 'Hie jPYfore history began. Now this prepared to finish "at the wire Skyrocket has the endurance among the leading ones. He is and the speed and only needs de as true as steel. Mr, Phillips jvelcpyng. Kent says the horse veloped Shoe Wchinateh To be bllt of borM, who moved to the Fair Ground 'will live up to its name. , won th nip must he fined , and Tony gti, large Omaha from last fall has a There are some fast gallopers cast as the leader of one number of good prospects and owned In the valley and thele bons" dnd Jack Wayman of if these bands. some of these will be in the will be raced at the meeting, races, Sailor, owhed by Mr. II. Spark Plug, a fast galloper Merrill ct Trenton end Tripr of Mf J, De Will as in a number of owned in Mahwl may be here for Richmond for the championship rode Pronto, another horse races last year on Mho circuit '.the 21th of July. The owner, of m wimiers valley. The from his' famous stable, and and is in good condition this iMr. Jones,, thinks he can win thisthe match will then piay again- p. 1 PaitcuiarJy .liae y ..aidn Elder County chamo--i the 14 :,t to him that he 88 at the Cache County Fair,ithls The event for the cl.br.Uon ta the daredevil stunts in which sure to attract the horse shoe theatre patrons are accustomed pitchers and feng from all over to see them. He 'protested in a the valley. mild for the leader mild The Dansante will be well pre of a way wild horses-- but of band pared Intake care of the large Tom assured lim that it was all number who will enjoy them to script and Tony selves in this wonderful dancing according screen a masterpiece the THESE PRICES ALL DAY SATURDAY ball and one of the best orches- gives of horse acting. tras in the country! The Capitol n Tony Runs Wild is a Pure Sweet Theatre management is plan- Per to minute 'last the nino- fcT some very attractive ;efn' story set amid the rugged beau-an- d Pound Creamery programs for the entire; day- ty of the oldest west. Jacqueline evening. For a cool comhas the feminine lead-noUtah 5 Pounds 19c fortable seat on a hot July day, Logan Mendenmw; Providence in the fanee better than Rhoda Kent 268 2 New t. 10 Pounds 35c Main North pic , Juc 12,--ibyThe Thomas of the details of the ture was directed As out various events are worked Buckingham. they will be duly announced. Logan, f -- Iffl ! to K Io-L,v- as bu'Z" Jihfptere vjrv2 mod-dow- ot 41c - POTATOES 1-- Lf Sets4for29c Robinson BrokenP!IliPPLE brc2fur n j9C Guest Ivory lOharsJfif 12 bars 49c SOAP Registration Agents Barn Burns at Franklin 21-2C- Following i.s a list of legis- lation agents tor the c'ty ai.d c various imt piecincts, the county commis- - b.v A bain belonging to William Robinson of Franklin burned to .siorars. the ground late last night. In Amalga J. L. Mortenscn. Avon the iiai-- was 2 pigs, several George Summers sets of harness and other farm! Benson Phyllis Flicks . tquipment, all of which was! Ccve Mis. Levi Allen consumed by the flames, as well College Mrs O. P. Thatcher Melinda Liljen- Hyrum 1 .is a hay derrick that stood close to the barn. The cause of theiquist. Emma Lil.ienquist fire is unknown. It may have! Hyrum 2 Sarah H. Hyde, been started by some of the! Hyde Park Dun-- I Logan 1 Mis Parley crowd who gathered at Frank- im celebrate Idaho Day and lord. Logan 2 Mav Pedersen. were lining the barn for a place Mrs C. C. Cressell. Logan to sleep. W. Kintoall. 4 N. Logan I zander T. Jones. 5 Logan New Oil Well Mrs. B. M. Jensen Logan 6 in Colorado Logan 7 Mrs. Robt. M. Smith Mis. Magna Peter-P- . Logan 8 (liy AssnolatPd Press) son. FORT COLLINS. June 18. John- I The North PiU'!re Irrigation ,ogan 9 Caroline two a son. that jUompunv reports ithmi'-anImrrels daily oil well Iaigan 10 Lily Ames. I i w a s put on production Ruth Burris, y ester gait 1 Iaiwiston 1 Belle Kemp. jd y. the officials claiming one Bowir f the largest producers Ia?wiston 2 Isabelle Colorialos history. It is said man. the well flower! two hundred Lizzie Layne. Ijwiston Muuiels Lewiston I Donna South. esterday in 2 hours. Mendon Miss Mary Jensen Millville Cora Hoodless. Mt. Sterling Mrs. Italiais have obtain d control of an imixiitant hydroelectric Gan ett. Newton Elizabeth Funk. protect m Syria on which Australians had begun woik'. Nibley Irene Shaffer. J , Fresh Fruits and Vcgetebles'of All Kinds Ail Day Saturday A Fresh Shipment BULK BRISCO at Very Unusual JustRe-ceivt-- 1 Pound for 20 3 Pounds for YSC 5 10 Pounds for Pounds for. Yeal Shoulder Roast Choice Cuts t- Prices 31.15 32.25 lb. 18 VEAL BREAST For Pocket Roast or Stew Per Pound . Beef Rib andBrisket Per Pound 1(K Pork Sausage and Hamburger 2 lbs. 25 A Full Line of Fancy Lunch SPRING FRYS Meats, Bacon and Ham for that Fishing Trip - - i i 12c . or Outing. Until One Oclock BEEF POT ROAST PiJODERM EV1ARKET S5si4c - T 1 2 , North j I)gan Elizabeth Operated by an elctric mot r Peart. a inn at ure clothes washingi Paradise Esther Bankhead. machine bus Uen designed fori Petersboro 1 Mrs. O. L. 'Peterson. handling deb cate fabrics, . 1 Graceful, novel, smart and worn by the most fashionable ' women everywhere. . Members of Battery F- 145th Field Artillery who returned earlier in the week from Jordan Narrows, where they, attended the two weeks training camp, feel well repaid for the outing. Camping out was quite a pleasant .experience, as were also the entertainment and recreational features provided. Moreover, although the intensive drill was strenuous work, the valuable experience gained under actual war and firing conditions, may prove of high value in the future. The 222nd Field Artillery of Utah is now undergoing a similar training period on the 5 - Available in Pastel, Pink, Orchid,, - Green, Yellow, White and Black $7.50 to $12.00 ; (Formerly Radical Special For Saturday Policies AT (By Associated Press) ' Co,) Shamhart-Christiaiise- n $ oJ Labor Against -- Stockton Christiansen Co same ground. Hailstone Market No. 1 CASPER, June 18 The American federation of labor will cppose vigorously the destructive policies of the radical and of communistic origin, William Green, president, said. Sheridan was selected as the meeting place of the state convention ' next year. Suggests More Money in Brains of Colleges (By Associated Press) neare P.&B.S0AP5 NOTABLY NEW! The VelvetTAnd Straw Hat - , TOILET PAPER C. -- B-.- BUTTER J- - Rose cafe commencing Saturday evening- The Hyrum post office closes at 5 p.m. and with" the present train service we can-nget the gaper to Hyrum be ore 6.20; so arrangements have been made with the J. C. Rose cafe to have them there for delivery so they may be obtained in the evenings. - Edwards Millinery Co. North Street Utah ftrmiw - LOCAL: NEWS , .29 West 1st ' shaw. , .Regular 75c Silk, Hose for Pair 49 Carry the Brilliant Pine Tree Heel Hose pair $1.95 Close Out on Ladies Wash Waists at $1.00 A Few Steps Off Main Street and a Few Dollars Saved : Lulu Hauser. Wellsville 1 Martha Jones. Welbville 2 Nellie , Brad- The fireworks display is always a good . feature and as Tony Plays Leader ji usual this has been included in I the program of events. Crimson of Wild Horses, But Field offers the most suitable places and the committee with Still Envies Pronto its experience will be able to give a good exhibition. On his way to Idaho Day at Tom Mixs wonder Tony Franklin with his high class horse, cottars with Mix' in and his giant d , Tony Runs Wild, latest Fox term wheel- Old Eli Mr. L J. Films western production, now Eldred stopped at the Chamber of Commerce and Assured the5 fficult'nart" ; g. Trenton ' son. -- We 1 I Griffiths with. his roan thoroughbred is prepared to l race with any that come along, Manager James C, Allen is negotiating for an exceptional athletic event for the evening of the celebration. His plan i.y to match George Nelson with Jra Dern or to Match Frankie Darren with Battling of Preston. As there will be many fans in the city that day End evening, manager Allen is determined to give one of the best athletic cards of the sea- . ITHACA, N. Y June 17. American colleges put too much money into buildings and not enough into brains, in the opinion of Dr. Ernst Cohen, eminent Dutch hemit who s lecturing at Corned prior to visiting other universities. Dr. Cohen, who is professor of physical chemistry at the University of Utretcht and president of the International Congress of Ture and Applied C h e m i s try, believes that although higher education in America is rapidly approaching European standards, the importance of physical equipment is here. If a private individual gives to one of your universities, he said, a large proportion of the gift goes into the buildings. In fact it would seam that there is too much competition in this re- UNTIL 3 OCLOCK CHOICE HEIFER BEEF POT ROAST Pound TIP ROAST Pound ROLLED ROAST Pound J2 Pounds ROUND STEAK 2 Pounds RIB BOIL ; 14 19 20 39 25 23 VEAL SHOULDER ROAST--lb. BREAST OF VEAL PocJket in, lb. 12! We Deliver Phone 50 or 32 Ul Hi Am-i'ivi- AND WMALS over-emphasiz- spect with the result that your young people are tempted to chose their colleges on the basis of physical rather than scholastice advantages. Of course plants ycJur educational offer extraordinary faciliparticularly for profes- ties, sional training, and I think it w ill not lie long before you can match Europe in scholarship. But the development of yobr universities depends - upon the maintenance of the faculties on the highest standards. You should pay your professors more at least as much, surely, as you pay your artisans and mechanics. The average university salary in Europe, I believe, is well abbve the average honorarium received by the professors in this country. Boys Unions nee Length, Short Sleeves Childs Hose and Half Sox 3-- 3Q IrregularsOw 05c Special 45c Special 65c Special Childrens Khaki Play Suits 4 194 25tf 39 .. . Ladies Silk 49 Sweaters 79t Sleeveless. Values 89 4 Garments Light Weight Flat Knit... $7,00 ?1.00 Light Weight L. D. S. upio Rayon Underwear Costume Slips Bloomers 89" PATHING SUITS In Wool BATHING SUITS in Cotton . , .. $2.29 $1.95 $1.45 $3.45 $1.00 ,$1.25 Bathing Cap Free With Suit Because of the motion of the a scientist has figuded earth that ships traveling east offer less resistance to the water than those moving west. KNITTING WORKS' b -- J if |