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Show LtoSjy . flliHAS Lake who was a guest at their home acconipunyed them, Mr- and' Mrs. A. F. Eraeken and family came to join our celebration July 4th as did Mr. and Sirs. W. R. Ballard of Lo-gan. We are glad to see the fc- - j sidents of former days return to mingle with us, occasionally. Bishop and Mrs. M? C."Rig)uy and family motored up to Rex- berg and spent the past week.. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Cooley Jr. and family motored down to Mt. Pleasant Friday last and enjoyed a visit and celebration . with friends of Mr- and Mrs. Peter Hendrick-- , soiKand family and Mrs. Lydia Smedlev of Soda Springs spent the 4thSas guests of Mrs. Serna Hendrickson, their mother. Mr. and Mre. Von .Jenkins made a son wekome at their home on Monday July 5th this being their first child. Mother and babe are as well us could be Expected. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY CACHE COUNTY, UTAH PAGE FIVE - i ! July 4th similar to veWTON July 8 vry VL celebrated iaT it was comenc wav. a grand balK Monday jd the jfor? at 12-- o'clock crowd that came danced to the music of the Shortly af orchestra. KiueLark .. fer the close of the dance, sul-fired.were break for day was held A patriotic Meeting 10Ba m- with Amos Griffin master of ceremonies, the was ren.der-Sonfollowing program America, bv the conby the chaplin ation. Prayer Duet by Arba I E Griffcn. Viola Cooley 1 Je Hi - - g Com-fadi- ng Tri by Evelyn Pudden by Sterling Rigbj. . that-place- - 'if'' -- 5y, Oswell Clark and Floyd Step Taken TowardT. Understanding Son was kiveiinhy ProfW. C. N 'v5 B. e (By Science Service) LWanlass of the U. A. by the to flay CHICAGO, eligiance July 9. An imas w scouts and congregation,. portant Step toward the unStar Spangled derstanding' of t tuberculosis Song,' The Benidio-tiocongregation, may be taken as a result of reBann, searches by Dr. Florence B. Chaplin. Seibert, of the University of The childrens dance M-Prevor with ' Chicago and Otho S. A. Sprage at 9 P. Sul-ut- n. , Sk,TaTell Tarm''pdEsth-eHansen MemorlaHnstitute-witoi scientific r m who as musicians, for young play- the discovery did very well ers. Races and publications of the chemical sports of various compound in tuberculin that sorts completed the afternoon elicits the skin reaction. Tuberculin is a preparation of recreation the hall was well fil the in show' forms and modificavarious ed af the picture from cultures of thx, made tions evening. causes tubercubacterium that set the of younger number A used as a is losis and commonly nent to Smithfield to the dance disIloney-vill- e test for the presence of the to went while others animals. and in both (men to bath and dance, some ease Ever since the time of Koctf' the to-s-ee drove over to Pachmond famous bacteriological pioneer, the fire works and enjoy a ride many experimenters have atthe of cool evening in the boy tempted to determine iust what evening the Sunday it is in tuberculin that brings Cache and scouts of Newton about a skin reaction in those furnished the program Junction Smith-field suffering from tuberculosis. and Dr. G. L. Rees of Dr. Siebert has now found and on gave a 'splendid talk a protein substance led Jones crystalized L. first aid. George tuberculin that contained in in the singing. Mrs- Rees also i with the carries ability to proover accompanyed her husband reaction. chai duce the acteristic to the meeting. i- -- hasre-porte- d DYEA I , ! Get the worlds finest tire equipment now at a definite, substantial saving. GOODYEAR ALLAYKATHKRSif YEARBUIUTPATHFINDEItSTfyoiTwintmaximumquality at minimum cost. you want the best.-GOEVERY SIZE IS LOWER PRICED. Every tire is a first. Every tire carries the warranty. See these new OD and greater Goodyear values ALL-WEATHE- f , . - ' ! i 3ix4 s. s. cord experiencing We are Pre-Histoof drt season and early harvest Indo-Chin- a which is now coming on very Revealed fast some grain is ready fori . will binding now and harvest (By Science Service) . commence in earnest soon. MADRID, July 9. The first Henrv Jenkins who has been inhabitants of a w'ere awav shearing sheep for bhe probably not Chinamen or any s past four months returned to 0f their Mongolian relations. home Sunday. new the about facts jportant who Hark past of this comer of the Miss Mary Tuddenham has been in Salt Lake. the past Far East are coming to light &s year returned horn for the 4th a result of the investigations of with her parents Mr. and Mrs. the Geological Service of Wm. I Tuddenham. 'Miss Afton Rossister was a At the international Newton visitor July 4th. eal Congress held here, it is re- Mr and Mrs. C. A. Madron d ported that human remains six children of Provo were earthed in this region indicate a guests of Mr. Anton Lauritzen succession of prehistoric races nd daughter Ellen Sunday and inhabiting the peninsula that Mnndav last. show' relations to! the early fore- Mr and Mrs. Joseph Tudden runners of . the Malays, Australian w?i" on lld to Slt Lake ian aborigines and Polynesians. Tuesdiv th oth by the death Further study of these finds of i son -- f Vr. Cyril Owen a say geologists, may yield up im nerhew of t ;rs who wa? information concerning atportant ' very i mmising voung man. the origin afid distribution of Nlis Dafncv Smith. . daughter the different races of the Far of Mr. Alvin Smith of Salt East ry 32x4 S. 33x4 S. 29x4.40 Indo-Chin- j 31x5.25 1m-hi- 30x5.77 , f ' . j ! 2 33x6.00 Balloon Indp-Chin- a. - - S23i2S 30x3 $24-2- 5 32x4 S. Si 1 - - piiord ! (Oversize) l,... s 5 33x6.00 Balloon - - cooDVK.MMiiii.T ,29x4.40 BalloonX .31x5-2Balloon 30x5.77 Balloon $15.25 $25.15 $31,. 00 $32.55 f. PATHFINDERS ' 30x3(4 CL Fabric 30x3(101. Cord $12.75 $2 25 Cord S. Cord Balloon Balloon ...; Balloon S- - v V 30x3 Yi Cl. Cord very - RS ' 7 - . r ..7. : - ; S 8.1Q S 0.95 $ 0.95 $17.65 SI 1.95 S19.55 S23.55 ;.... S24.75 0 f All Other Sizes Proportionately Low un-an- .t i 1 UTAH LOGAN, 1 o t 1 I i TOP MILK TO THE BOTTOM OF THE CAN Its all full-c- f Desert Air Line Agso-'iate- tl the last drop. ' No skim-mil- k no waste. Use it whenever the reci-p- e to . m Prewti JERUSALEM, July 9 The 91 Jazz has LONDON, July s service Cairo Karachi will soon be an accomplished been indicted on ten counts by fact- work having already been Dr. Henry Coward, conductor of commenced on hanger construc- the Sheffield Musical Union, and one of Englands most noted tion at the terminus. 2 It is expected that the new musicians. Dr. Cowards reasons, for its aerial transport system will reduce the present transdesert suppression ' arp that it has : . . traffic and soon, it may be exJingley tunes. f , or from a Egypt Jerky rhythms. pected. trip Palestine to India and back . Blatant pnuted trumpets. , will be no more than a weekHooting. .. air-bu- Made Logan re Count of Ten On Jazz Hardy Tomatoes Will Resist. Disease left-ove- rs calls for milk. - lit - : - . end jaunt. i. EVAPORATED MILK Out-of-tu- ne - Irritating - saxaphones, ' by plo'ng-plon- gs In his xile at Doom, the form banjos. Boisterous bangings of kitcher German . Kaiser is 'writing another book, to be published en utensile. Ceaseless Commotion. next autumn, and which accordtendencies. some will contain Atavistic to rumor ing sensational inside information Grotesque how lings. concerning tie war navei lfore The made public. King Georges favorite hobby and a second keeps the manuscript under lock is s and key and has allow ed no one arv 'hobby,. is a collection of childrens photographs. to see it. ex-Kai- tanlo-collectin- g, (By Science Service) MANHATTAN, Kans., July 9. State agricultural experts have been hard at work to save one of the states most import- -, ant truck crops. Tomato wilt which has spread havoc ampng the truck growers of this region is caused by a paracitic fungus which refuses to succiynb to any of the usual methods of attack. It can only be overcome, says R. P. White of the Kansas State Agricultural Experiment Station, by developing specially resis tant types of tomatoes that will withstand the disease. Of the many introduced varieties tested out at the agricultural experi ment station six have proved resistant to the wilt and by encouraging market gardeners to grow these varieties it is hoped that crop will again assume its normal proportions. - the-tomat- o r ir' 4 |