OCR Text |
Show THE JOURNAL, Saturday, May 7. 1927. visitors today. Lundahls grease your car in advertisement. half time. Infant Jacqueline Ferguson, born August 9, 1926, died at North Logan last evening, neral arrangements hav'e , yet been announced.. GQOD CLOTHES CITY, CACHE COUNTY, v ! The You have seen John Barrymore Beloved Rogue , . But you ought.to see the Beloved Rogue in a 1927 model Spring suit He knows clothes. Mr. Barrymore said'. If I wished to be in town on any business where I thought I might possibly be seen, I would like to look well dressed . . . but not dressed up. Conspicuously inconspicuous. j So came The Famous Fifties roup of business and sports sack suits; suave, as finished in every detail as urbane , ; ; Special equipment ing radiators. 34 Federal Ave. -a . & s y j has had an able member of the Utah Bar, engaged in general practice, and experienced in probate procedure, prepare a simple chart, or booklet, allowing the descent of property under the Utah Law. The booklet is entitled: j C. Hansen, manager of, Toggery, which lecentivi Squires the Cleaner, Phone 171 'The tomorrow is for leaving t' closed, (Advertisement) Ogden, where he has accepted! a position as manager of thej Members of the American Le-- e mens clothing department of' ions Fife and Drum Corpsjeff at noon today to motor to Salt Lake, where they are scheduled to appear in the great procesWord has reached Logan of sion this evening marking the the arrival of a fine son at the close of Music Week. They were home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence' extended the freedom of the Goodwin in Hollywood, CaliElks Home during their stay is the first great This fornia. in the city,, grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.'!.' Dance at Providence May 9. P Jacobsen of this city. M r. Jacobsen has been in California Benefit of John Earl. some time for his health. Un(Advertisement) fortunately it has not improved Tomorrow. is Mothers Day. and he is now vonfined to his Every one will do honor to theit ld. His many friends will hope mother in one wav or another. for his speedy recovery. , The Eleventh. Ward has arranged to do special honor to It was a' fine and most profitthe memory of Mother. A special program in the ward chapel able rain that fell during last will be given at 7:30 xs. ui. AJiua night and this morning, gladSonne will be the speaker and dening the hearts of farmers the musical number will com- and gardeners. It tast a tenqior-ar- y memorate the beauties of tha gloom of the boy scouts and one we all love: Mother. Every one invited, college students, as it bade fair to put a stop to the big scout Summing up at last evenings jamboree on the tabernacle session of the county commis- square, also the track meet on sion, it was found that 153 Adams' Field betw een the U. A., certificates for perpetual care C. and U. of U. teams llow-eye- i, of cemetery kits nad been it cleared up at noon and it issued. Four cemetery deeds is quite likely most, if not all of was resolution were issued. A the scheduled events may be passed permitting a change in pulled off; but because of thq the plat of Temple Heights ad- wet track no records arqgikely dition, permitting division into to be broken. narrower, lots. ; rn'T-mv- The Trust Department of Thatcher Brothers Banking Go. As usual when stirring events are about to occur at the U. A. C.. the steam calliope came, down town at noon to advertise, the big A. C. U. ol I), track) meet. Everyone noted now weil plaved far better than the ordinary circus calliope. Who Are Your Heirs? it Chart of the Utah Law A of Descent - - ( t i . 1, - j i ' j ' ' , The booklet contains a complete statement of the manner in which property descends at deth under the laws of Utah In the " absence of a Will. - m A from technicalities, The booklet, phrased in language-fr- ee all will prove, we Jupe, of convenience to property owners of The correct status of this important subject this community should be a matter of household information. - , PAGE THREE UTAH the teese-e- f (Several meiuLu's.o will be tu business Priests quorum speakers in the Logan second Second ward tomonow evening. r, ana Mrs. Benson were Logan KUPPBNHmaElt LOGAN Call at the hank or write for a ropy of this booklet. , : i s .i," 1 Trust (Department of THATCHEItBAtlK ! Established 1883 for repair- Probably No Flood Ever Evans-Cowle- y, Caused MoreProper ty Loss in evacuating thousands from Sara Hauser and ilrs. Otto Fal-th- e Believe Entire north- - er motored to Logan Tuesday the flooded area in Crew to Be Dead Twelve of the most promni-en- t eastern part of the states. Be- where they spent the day shopv flood when from 1900, 9, students September junior sides the natural difficulties ' ping and doing business. itself. class at the Utah Agricultural 6 000 lives were lost was, not j FAIRMONT. W. Va.. Alav 7 t ' work tifc rewiiew Mrs. Lucella Fackrell returnCompletion of sealing (AP) college was announced Friday as WedLake home ed tro mSalt resiststout are meeting with having been elected to member- hurricane. The high whtet tame ance from many of those caught nesday where she went to at- off the fire zone m ship lq Alpha Sigma Nu, senior later in the form of a, tidal in, the floods. Reports today to tend the funeral of her neice.ller Wrecked EverettUiie mine 'became fore nifcht fall vas the goal of ro'm ' t , honorary society, for. h ext year. Whve. t 'and," state !slster Candidates were ratfed 50 per In number, Amerilan death Secretary Hoover rosCufe workers faikY. visit. home with a for her authorities were that many of Airs. Estelle cent for activities and 15 per lists cannot be the The blast which swept through at is. Boodry the marooned declined to leave home her hon- with those caused The cent for Lueha personality. Mrs. of workings a week ago today the Chinese mother, by Samuel B. Alitton and Ur.1 D. to take their homes, Ver- floods. In 1887 Airs. Boodry has been has exacted a toll of 21 lives and the Noangpo their chances preferring J. Sutton will be the speakers ored students are: Clinton Alden jFackrell, there rather than m the Providence 2nd ward for non, Leland Skanchy, river, or Yellow river, caused become inmates of refugee visiting at Ogden for some time, in all probability has succumbed the Mother Dav services Sunday Lilly white, Da'ken Bioadhead, deaths totaling 900,000 rendered Sunday evening by the the lives of 63 entombed miners. when it evening at 7:30 .Special music Richard Stratford. Perce camps. Rescuers felt sure that the total and and flood a of the overflowed, Mrs. Rulon Smith of Ogden is jhas been arranged for the day. Naomi Broadbent, Polly Coast guard crews operating mutual; SloganArnold Scriptural death list wiuld be 94. Wheeler; by reading, 1911 in river drowned with re'atives visiting in Logan two patrol boats and six surf Rtringham, Bonne Yangtese Experts did not Expect to Hale your motor washed. Rich, Ruby Mleba and friends. She was formerly piano so!o, Vadis Brown; retold make much progress towards ' and 100,00(1. Thornley ,Adamson, in boats and area north the Miss Ruth Ballantvne ol this New process, M Lundahl Servistory, Alarjorie Robson; talk locating the remaining victims, Virginia Wardleigh, west oi St. Joseph, La., reported W. 1). Cottle; citv. the smouldering fire was reading, Air, until advertisement." ce Station. NEW ORLEANS, May 7 (P) efdod. had that ta Bernhisel --today they brought selection of Lewiston; Bluebird Special IJricks -j Increasing burdens were to- Natchesq 136 persons taken, on steel Congressman Don B. Colton Aliss Stoddard at Co. Glass guitar, The P. Larsen J. Vanilla on levees north the placed day is a Logan visitor today and 302 No. from the lowlands overflowed of Richmond; reading When Main has been taken of New Orleans with the, riotMaplenut , visited the Agricultural College. over bv his son E. L. Larsen by Lake Bruin, just below the the Train Comes Air. BernCream Peach Ice Blossom ing Mississippi rising steadily winter quarters crevasse. who will be pleased to serve all 4 selection When hisel; guitar 50c at Fcuntqin. Phone 206. below Agola, La., because of While unlicensed and stray o'd and, such new customers as believed You and I Were Young Alaggie said that frorn-inThey they want and picture glazm" flood waters from northeastern no (Advertisement)' dogs .may still invade some of deaths fhad resulted in that Aliss Stoddard. A very large Phone 746-n-Louisiana the flower gardens, their numthrough section. returning crowd was in attendance and the Announcement was made Fri- the Old river. bers have been considerably reAuto tops, body and Hooter and his program was enjoyed by all. Shoup's Secretary Auerbach S. duced, as over two hundred fender shop moved to 74 W. 1 N day that' Herbert chief party arrived at Natchese toMajor W. H. Air. and Airs. Prank Reeder state senator from Salt Lake, engineer of 'the Holcolmbe, licenses .have been issued, and TODAY fourth district, day en route to Baton Rouge. are the proud parents of a baby (Advertisement) Utah has just presented the Ag- who is sftty unlicensed dogs have been born YORK 1927. NEW accompanying Alay toy Secretary 2, Mrs. Farrell Johnson and ricultural College library w killed, ifxA the dog catcher is Hoover and his party fn their .'Mrs. Sdrah E. Simmonds and now making a second round to three children motored to Og- an expensive and very rare set U, of U. Glee Club visited fh daughter Wilma, den yesterday and will return of Dunbars A History of southward journey said the I TRENTON pick up the rest of them. at 9 :00 p. m, west bank week defenses over that home this evening. Her sister. Travel ift America. The set of Brighamr City the last were home Mrs. II. F. Christensen of Mrs. W. Israelson. and daugh- four volumes records the de section were being well mainof the at Cd, they Mariorie and Geraldine, Sun.; Monday, Tucs. TRENTON. Mar 7. A family Richmond just returned from ters. Ruby Hansen, will accompany her, home .and velopment of travel and trans- tained, but that at points bePhe committee chosen by the Greatest Box Office Star in Bait Lake City with a beautiful spend Mothers Dav with her portation from the time of the tween Baton Rouge and the gathering was held at the home canoe and dog sled to the time Crescent city the east bank of Mr, and Mrs. II. J. Hauser on town board to judge the lots Pictures; Exhibitors Hetald. dine of millinery. She, welcomes mother. Mrs. IT. J. Ames. of railways and other modern levees were not so satisfactory. Sunday May 1st. All the mem- of the town made their rounds all tier old patrons, also new Sale on Clothing, Hats and means of travel. It is considered ones. Graduating hats a specialLarge crews are capping and bers of Jhei lamily were present today and they chose Airs. AnShoes. Smith of Clothing one that finest to Company. be the the embank- including Mr. and 'Mrs. Glen nie C. Funk as Winner of the ten gifts ty. Special prices to all for two strengthening ' fol- ments and received has the (Advertisement) milfs over many library weeks. and Fife and little son Max of Pres- dollar prize for having the Auerbachs lows Mi. pre- play at a closely turn in the river ton, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert cleanest lot in town. sharp (Advertisement) Airs. Phoebe Pratt and son . to was vious a the sixth, college. hap some fifteen miles above New Bingham and children Glenda, Friday, May gifts Orleans where the unprece- Evona and Blaine .of Cornish Harold spent last week end in The membership committee py day filled with fond memories for Mr a.nd Mrs. Eli Webb The ML L A. of the Eleventh dented flood crest will exert and Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Foul-so- n Ogden and Salt Lake visiting of the Chamber of Commerce of A was the fifty-fift- h ward presents its play it as Richmond, and children Dona and Clif- friends and relatives. met Friday evening made teams great pressure as it races to the Airs. Hobbs wed teir of Logan is of hanniversarv directed by sulf. ford of Lewiston. Dinner was of the - workers and assigned ding, and members of their Couple of Nuts, week this with her spending M. Helen at Nibley served Thompson, at one oclock, and the re At Angola early today the the prospects. The teams will and a number of friends Hall, Monday Airs, Laura Shumway daughter, 8:15. All river level was 53.5 at mainder the was of commence active work on Mon- family in night day spent feet, a rise Airs. Sadie White of Magna, giving it fitting cele- seats 35c.' Everyone invited. , of one of a foot in 24 visiting and taking pictures. Mr returned home day and Tuesday of next week. unitecj tenth home. at bration their . Wednesday after is to Ilauser Each team has an average of send the (Advertsiement) going hours. The stage at Baton the two weeks spending past ten prospects so that the 100 Rouge, said a weather bureau pictures to his brpther in Ger- here with her mother, Airs. Step in and sed the marvelous classes of is The set and the Spanish Logan bulletin, was 46, a rise of two many, goal stronger Mrs. J. S. Bingham and little Sarah J. Holt. chairman FVB. Parkinson ex- sale values in suits at Smith Academy prepared and served tenth of a foot over night. , Air. and Airs. J, W, Company. Clothing to this of number present pects Water rushing, through the daughter Ramona returned to and Gertrude and Eva Bentley dinner in the real a, Spanish (Advertisement) Bentley her home Thursday after spendapplications for membership in school dining room Thursday two thousand foot break at motored to Huntsville Sunday, few in Pocatello. a the Chamber of Commerce at ing days Four students of the North evening. May 5. The students Saernarvon, south of New Air. and Airs. Clifford Ioul-so- n to the funeral of the father of the next membership meeting. lowered in costume and dressed were river the to and children of Lewiston, one of Gertrudes companions, Following are teams: No. I. Cache high school thought one here between a tenth of folk to , foot on ioke school; the songs Spanish a sang D. V. perpetrate Dr. F. B. Parkinson and returned home Monday after while in the mission field. Air. Alose Andreason and Air. 2. Mayor A., G. but in the final summing up courses. Oh! Christo Mio was 20.3 the lowest gauge record visiting at the home of Mr. and Anderson. in- since the effects of the conclude the will doubt thev no Other Otto for Faler motored to Salt Lake flood songs 'grace. B'. sung Lundstrom and A. Mrs. 1L J. Hauser, Miss Lula Harrison, ioke is on them One of them 3. F. L, Scofield and Principal killed a skunk, from which thev cluded Lupita Divina (Divine first began to be felt near the Ilauser accompanied them but on business Sunday evening reTecolotita (Little mouth of the river. Geo. D. Harding. ' 4. Collins T. removed the sacs containing Lupita), returned home in the evening. turning home Alonday evening. (The Increasing flood stages were Cannon and L. T. Foy. 5. Judge the skunks essence and placed Owl), and La Cucarach Airs. Ililey Allred and daughtLivestock Grower in the ventilator shaft so Cockroach.) The mefiu consisted reported along the Red and the er Geo, D, Preston and Parley Lar- them the Pearl, Afrs. Ethel Stevens and vile odor permeated of polio con aros. tomates. papy Alon-dathe in sen. 6. M. G. Cardon and Reu- that 'rise Publisher Dead Sylvia motored to Logan everv nook and corner in the as a la mode, tortilla y mautee Atchafalaya rivers, ben Pederson. 7. Harold Ceder-lun- d building. Then Juvenile Officer quilla, helado, cafe con leche. the former at Alexandria being on business and pleasure. ERMINE ST. LOUIS. Alav. 7 (AP) and George Dunbar. 8. Dr. King appeared on the. scene, two tens of a foot with a sinv-ila- r ACrs. Reta Homer has discoE. I. Stewart and Rav Carlson. brought the bovs to Logan and All was pronounced most deliPhillm H. Dale, editor and pubrise for the services as her at clerk for ntinue Atchaflaya 9. Geo. D. Bennett and Waldo before Juvenile Judge Nelson, cious. The Spanish pupils are: lisher and founder of the Natione Hatch. 10., J. II. Wilson and J. who found them euiltv of mali- Maxine Brown, Camilla Bair, Melville. The levees along these B. Y. Bensons and Sons. She al Livestock Grower, died earlv Delightful of a L. Montrose .11. L. M. Jenson cious 'mischief and sentenced Dorothy Cardon, Ann& Thorsen, rivers still are holding. has, been employed there for this morning following a brief phone girl ' and Albert Thompson. 12. Attor- them each to fifteen , days in Jean illness. was He m bom While the London, ?40a-daa in a the state hotel. past Wilma years. eight part of, Herbert, Ralphs, and came to this , order ney Geo. Heinrich and lJr. C. C. the detention room. In Mrs," Bertha Hendricks of Alav 24. in1850. COMEDY NEWS . ( Randall. 13. Joseph Odell and not to interfere with- - school. Martha Koesjter, Ruth Loveless, flood machinery was engaged in 1869. country ' Richmond home has returned flood the Weftcewithin holding its ' ' 14. go1. 15 and until school lets out they will Mary Grimes, Kathryn Attorney Asa Bullen, Pontoons Invented by a Cuban tor ' for the Agricultural College in each Friday evening, and out-o- slaw. Their teacher, to whom present boundaries. .rescue after spending sometime with raisins sunken vessels have lifted PTof. Parley E. Peterson. R. E. Sundav evening. At the con- the success of the evening, is squads with scores 'of large .and! hel' mother. Airs. W. H. Roskelly more than 25 timea tblr own Ilia IMTI'I Berntson, Prof. W. J. Vickers cision of school thev will f Ir' really due, is Miss Jane Barber, small craft still were engaged! ;1The Alisses Alvena, yeda and weight. . and Prof. S. R. Stocks ish serving their sentence. . , (Advertisement) , ... (Continued from page One) Barrymores art ajtgVxis-- Howell Brotlaeffs , thC-ekplorto- ! ( compared LOCAL j IEIS Bar-row- 's r In, g. i. ATTRACTIONS a COLLGEfi 4 i , orchid; comedy-romanc- $20-a-wc- ek y H ISP , (g |