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Show ' r Friday, August 13, 1926. THE JOURNAL.' LOGAN CITY. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH MS LOCAL A full attend- cipal speaker. ance is desiied. The Presidency. to If you wish to save from 10 20 cent on Shoes, come Wanted Small house or Apt. to he per Three Rule Store.- We furnished. Phone 480, daytime always sell for less. - (Advertisement) (Advertisement) Elder Andreas Peterson will lecturd on Are We of Israel - in- t- i - the Scandinavian meeting On Utah Farms SALT LAKE CITY,, Aug-11Utah Poultrymen have im- so Prunes- - Plums, ported 1.500-00- Fruit-Ch- eap, - far this year, nearly baby chicks for ex 3 interurban Depot, at panding poultry raising in the state- and it is confidently ex. Advertisement Smjthfield. pect that 1927 will outstrip all prosperity records in the inThe Logan City Welfare asso-- j it is reported by C. C. committee dustry. ciation. executive Edmonds, general manager of met Tuesday evening and after the Utah Poultry Producers full consideration of the school Cooperative association. bond question- decided to give While 1926 is surpassing the the bond their hearty support. 1925 records, the indications be point to next An active campaign"'"wi!l year as the banmade among the members of ner- year in poultry raising, said the association in an effort to Mr. Edmonds. have them vote solidly for the Reasons for the expected ' bond when it comes before the prosperity are voters on Tuesday, August 17. A imore general wholesome sentiment toward If you wish to save from 10 in the industryto 20 per cent on Shoes, come The substantial importation to the Three Rule Store. We of baby chicks, which ' will be always sell for less. laying next year. The small cull this year in the (Advertisement) laying flocks of the stateThe regular monthly meeting The fact that the opening of of the High Priests of Logan a New' York office of the assoStake, will convene in the Stake ciation, gives Utah producers diHouse Sunday August, 15 at 10 rect contact not with distribu-tora. m. Professor Lewis A. Peter- -' but with retailers, obtainson, our new superintendent of! ing a higher price for eggs. City Schools- will be the prin-- i Mr- Edmond said that already chep at Ronmey farm, apples blks. East - 1 - i i - - - s, - - . I t I' r - M point a committee of five non- graph that the- - hard breath-lin- g of a man close by it will partisan Carbon county men to assist, advise and consult with start the Ixeedle iir motion and the members of the legislature, the slamming of a doOr wi'l at its next session. The commit- cause it to vibrate with siftne tee would be a pcimauent legis- show of violence. Th records are made by the needle scratch lative, committee. The secertary of the organiza- ing on soot boated rice paper tion wa instructed to write to placed on a drum which revolvthe Price City council request- es beneath the needle at the ing tjiat body to allow the tax- rate of .009 inc per second, of payers to be' heard before the one revolution of the drum per passage of any items in which hour. Each day the record is the raise of any sa lanes of city removed and the minute markofficials or the expenditure of ings on the soot developed by money is to be made use of a spray of sellac and al' cohol. These records are sent to Yale Seismograph Has the Geodetic Survey Bureau in Coddling Infants Care Washington for . study- Carbon Slogan tTBe Economy j , A Line of French Paslcry at a price you can well afford to liuy. Our business has increased so as to enablers to add a special first class cake, and mastery man. Come in and look our line over. Bakers of , Krisp Krust Bread - , (By Assoc ated Press) PRICE, Aug 12. A meeting NEW HAVEN, Conn,, Aug. for the purpose of suggesting or urging the Carbon county chair- j 12 A coddling infant and the men of the Republican and Dem new seismograph at Peabody ocratic parties to use their influ Museum, Yale University, sit ence to nominate men who ivery much alike in pertain res-- I would be efficient end economi- jiects. Both need the most pain-k- 1 cal in office was held at the rig attention. court Louse last evening. Niel M The machine deep in th base Madsen- county Democratic com jment of he museum with its mitteeman, and Comer P. Pea- j foundations on bed rock, is cock. county Repubhcan ehair-ma- n 'kept, in a glass nursery. Like an were present at the meet- infant it receives constant care ing. that both the growing and the A resolution that rhumatic pains of Mother Earth any cauc ate placed in nomination for of- may be faithfully recorded. fice in Carbon county be pledged Every day. for two or three to economy and efficiency and hours, the seismograph is giv--e- n pledged to work in harmony attention from the obserwith the taxpayers association ver and almost in every hour in all matters w here the expen- of it is examined to diture of public funds are in- see dayhght if the scratching of the neevolved was adopted at the dle in its delicate recorded demeetingof an earth vices It was ordered that the tremor.shows, signs chairman of the association ap- - So sensitive is the seismo Parasites. Are j - - Scientist Says (By Science Service) BALTIMORE, Aug. 13 This is an age of specialization,- even for parasites. .Time was when the word parasite was synono-nn.u- s with all tint 'fe considered b genr cate end ..but this idea is all wrong- according to Dr. R. V. Hegner of the school of hygiene and public 1 . 83 W. Center irfc - - health at Johns HopkinsDr. Hegner has imade a long and comprehensive study of the relationship that exist between - he microscopC anim- one-cell- als and the host from which they take their living, giving in return, such diseases as malaria and sleeping sickness, die maintains that a condition of para- sitism represents a specialization to meet the particular circumstances of environment rath er than a degration of parasites in man or the higher animals frequently become very highly developed, in their adaption to their peculiar mode in life. The factors developed during of evolution that are the responsible for the tolerance of man toward certain forms ar.d his. susceptibility to others are still very obscure- - Dr. Ilenger will say in a forthcom-- ; retrogres-sion-'Anim- al ike nt" live together in harmony except under special con- -' . ditions. , , carefulof hancr the Any fislu ly built up equilibrim between parasite and host would tend to bring about serious consequences for either. Dr- Henger Will declare. A sudden increase in virulence of the parasites to which the human body had previously acquired tolerance would spell disaster to the latter while a deRecrease in the aggressively on Uxe Qualmiv igonc 'i view of Biology- Long associa- the part of the former or an in the resistance of the tion has probably brought about would e host correspondingly preand in both host para-sitchanges ' which make it possible for vent infection. c pai-aciti- Gold Seal Blankets - 64x76 inches, Good range of Colors, Gray, with Pink, Blue, Tan Border. $1.23 Value AUGUST SPECIAL ' ' T 64x76. Size, Good range of Colors. Gray with Pink, Blue Tan Borders. ; Value $2.48. AUGUST SPECIAL I $71 . WHY PA Y MORE t v- - f . Gold Seal Blankets PartJWool, Satin Bound, size 66x80. Pink, Blue,rTan7Yellow, Lavander, and Gray $4.98 Value. AUGUST SPECIAL , . 1 5 .V u . 7 - ... 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All Scandi3t navians invited. the association has contracted for the purchase of 250 000 additional baby chicks for 1927 spring delivery, and that, as the season progresses and the needs of the producer are seen- that figure is expected to growl This year the price for eggs has gone than usual, giving a higher price to producers over a longer period. During the, past week or 10 days Mr. Edmonds said the market price for eggs has increased 4 cents with the likelihood of J i! r ther advance soon TAGE FIVE 773 SSI LOGAN, UTAH & a'0 IPS i - |