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Show THE JOURNAL, PAGE SIX OUR WASHINGTON LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH GUBERNATORIAL PORTRAITS LETTER Pi lLit WASHINGTON; May is generally' understood here that no extra ' session of Congress will be called between now and December. Demand has been made in certain quarters that a special session bhouid be Called to enact Cmei gency legislation, primariy.i fdr the relief of the Mississippi River flood victims. The president who has ,the sole authority, do summon - the legislators to ,Vashingt0n, believes that an extra; session of congress would avail little or nothing. The opimoi prevails m administration Circles that" exist ing agencies ard fully competent to handle the flood situation. " Though, the publicity, agents of various cormhoiiitties are taking it upon I t Jieniselv.es ; dp give definite asshrahces "ibat the summer WhiteUIbue will be located in theiC !particular bailiwick, it is obvious that they are wholly; .Indebted to; .their imaginatiotT tor.: this infoijnation. ThePresidCnt 1 has given no def iihfej answen to the numerous limitations,', but haj indicated --thaf lie wou.d perfer summer White House iir the middle west: To this ?ehd, iie has dispatched Colonel v.. Starling, ; Assistant Chief Vif thC.White House Secret tour' of Serf!, on a inspecial tiki central west. While IhelPresMent ; will have the final vtbtdhVwill'be guided largely by Jhe . deport of his special agent The average Citizen does not 1 - Ever-Read- September 15. International conferences between the business leaders of b this country and can have received the question of tariff revision It is predicted that the subject - will be more widely discussed during the International Economics Conference at Geneva, when - the question of international trade barriers is brought to the fore. Instructions issued to the American delegates do not permit official comment upon proposals of foreign governments as they affect our tariff system. The problem, of, tariff adjust ments was sidetracked for a few years when scientific methods were authorized by congress. With the presidential compaign at band the-- subjfcctH'Boifiu figure piPrAirtently'am fcongres-sion- -- . - Blades ...$2.SS Blades 29$ ... y Waterbary No-Slee- Supply your Back-be- rcwVfOThWFu,,prinUhop didn't yield A country iyper,.' N Yankee Improved $1.50 Heavy 125 Two - Way ' 1.69 Jap s Light SockHs 23c Watch, Radium ul u in box .... Soap Lux Toilet Soap ,. Rose Soap Java Pow- der 33$ o 37$ 67$ Cotys 3 for 50$ Powder 39$ Palmolive Shamo 3 for 1 9$ $1.69 4 for 28$ Hennafoam Shampoo Hiilrose Co-Re-- Paste 19$ Palmolive Forhans Tooth After Paste ... 27$ 37$ Shaving self-intere- st, V Talcum ..13$ Palmolive Shaving Colonial Club ' Cream 23$ 2 for 45$ Shaving Crean Barbasol 37$ 43$ Williams Mennens Shaving Cream Cream 45$ Shaving Double Size d Glo-C- Prophylactic Tooth Brush . . .47$ Rouge. All the new Dr. Wests Tooth Bjrush. Cleans 37$ Squibbs Toothy, inside, outside and between shades TalMavis Paste the teeth 33$ 50$ cum $1.00 Shaving Brush. Tooth Ipana 37$ 18$ Bristles set in rubber. 37$ Paste Fully guaranPowder Lisierine Tooth teed 73$ ...... , .... Cologne Bouquet Soap 3 for 19$ Woodbury's Facial s. Glycerine and Rosewater, IQp 6 ounces Extract of Witch Hazel. 35c Double distilled, pint . Mentholatum 18$ 34$ 65$ Hilrose Theatrical Cream, pound ..,.37$ Hinds Honey and Almond Cream . . 37$ 73$ Eureka Cream 23$ Johnsons. Hiilrose After Shaving 31 37$ and John-otio- n son Toilet and Bay Rum, Baby Powder 19$ 08C $1.50 Anson ia $225 Ansonia Mentor in buying at Schramm-Johnson- Hamersleys Waxed Paper; foot roll, with cutter 07 n 98c at saving There is real prices! economy Elm City Watch reliable 98c timekeeper Mentor Watch been made that the business men of the country should adopt conservative policies in view of a relaxation in consumer demand. These leaders are of the opinion that the problem of stabilizing agriculture it nationwide and cannot be dodged. It is pointed out that if no higher motive, demands that business men give the best that is in them to create conditions stabilizing the prosperity of the fanning group, thereby increasing the fanners buying power, Ine barriers between industry and the farm are being lowered through the medium of cooperative effort and frequent conferences. Many secretaries to legisla tors have been summoned to the home districts to assist their chief in building up the political fences. Personal acquaintance with the leaders in congressional districts makes the secretary more Useful in Washington. The mail from the House Office is forworded and Building wherever possible the reply is made by the legislator in person. It is rather inconvenient at times, but always a good political move. LAKETOWN NEWS ll needs these money Alarm Clock Ingersoll p 11m Alarm Clock Q Q revenue enough to feed Vic Dona-hey- a big family. He bad to make money, so he sought and won the county auditor-shi- p at New Philadelphia. His entrance into politics, he sajs, was on ar dollars and cents basis. He beeame state auditor, then governor of Ohio three times. His friends say he may be democratic al nominee for president for hes the democratic favorite of a big repubin lican state. Tisot Gillette Select your toiletries and drugs where you can always be sure of the best in purity and quality Latin-Amer- - I Strop-Fo- r Tw inplex guardians prevail. The present plans cal for a departure from Washington about June 10, returning debate.5. The f diplomatic colony Wk'hington received a sharp jolt last week tvhich.has resulted in a flood of Communications from their respective governments. The British note to the American Secretary of' State, dealing with war debt questions has undoubtedly strengthened the 'position of "administration on this issue. Observers here believe that the British foreign office sent the note as part of a political move designed to relieve political pressurfe in Engrealize the extent pf the secret land and on the continent. On service influence over' presiden- the other hand, it is stated that tial activities; course, the note created bad feeling in does not include executive re- this country. Treasury officials their activities feel that the British intervensponsibilities! relating only to his perscpal tion has struck a death blow at safety and comfort. They, ar- the pans- Of debt" cancellation-Ists in America. range all of his tours and even his short w alks about thf streets The leaders of American inof Washington, : and Aha paths dustry who have been in conof the White House garden. ference, here for sevreal days, Sometimes the ) idea of secret are fn agreement that signs service and thoe of ambitious point to normal conditions in politicians ak ta, presidential business, which means that they journeys conflict. It is known, do not expect either a boom or however, that the judgment of a collapse. Suggestions have -- tle, pint size . .98$ Columbia Vacuum Bottle, pt, size 89$ Columbia Lunch Kit complete with pint Vacuum bottle 1.69 .33ft 65f Gem Blades .33d the official . $1.25 Thermos Bot- Auto Strop Blades 37$ 9 Gillette Blades Written For The Journal by National Editorial Association . Wednesday, May 11, 1927. 47$ 73$ Restorer Sanitary, durable . . $1 Danderine Gloetora s Oil 19$ 38$ Hair Brush. 69$ $1.00 Prophylactic Hair Color Kolor Bak Ess-Jay- 37$ 37$ Hair Analesique Balm Bengue 29$ 45$ 49$ Marmola Tablets 42$ 73$ Blue Jay Corn 1 Qp Poker Chips; 100 in box 63$ Bicycle Playing Cards ... 47$ Wireless Playing Cards 29$ Congress Playing Cards 73$ Eaton's Linen Twill; Plasters . 10c Business Envelopes; 64 inch, high ent, 4 packages 25$ 10 packages ....49$ Eatons Highl and Linen. Large, flat sheets and large envelops. IR new colors Nile, Heather, Bluebell and White. .75 23 Piece Tea Sets S3. 98 Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 12-13-1- 1 Wright, BlamK Km.lnH Ci- -l zns ai d he- kiy about half of AllIHUU KCpOft 4 f The second high tow (Pet) was nipped witli the frost of Sunday owned by Vernon Perkes, night. Die peach and apricot Garden City. with 11 Hyde Paik, 20,229 pounds crop is damaged materially, the Since LAKETOWN, May Central Cache Cow of milk and 625.9 pounds of extent of which is difficult to our last news notes our burg Our guild i. spejkeii were has been visited by business Elders Georg N. Weston, Wilfat. The low herd of the associa- ascertain. The strawberries are Testing Association tion hustlers Bay Nixon for liam B. Balt and John N. Lam-borof over 12 cows had a pro- being held almost dormant due duction of 5,991 pounds of milk to the cold candy; Parley P. nights and chilly Black of Arco, Idaho and our The association had in it from and 227.64 pounds of fat. days. All indications point to Weather cool continues wish son of now Woods native It should be noted heie that very late crops, of berries and Jan. 1, 1926 to December 31, Cross, Utah, for the Benefit ial the weather bureau would torn-- ! f theJ1cl'ds fruits of various kinds. 1926, 51 herds testing 601 cowsjfve50 Peicent the right button and Life Insurance company. had 300 or Morgan Canning company with an average imlk)production more On Thursday evening weather. The pounds of fat and that has distributed bean seed to Minstrels from Paris, Idaho, Report from Soda Springs of 8,942 pounds arid an aver-lth- e 400 pound cows for the many homes and approximately April 28, gave super abundant hospital this morning is that 'age butterfat production of year have increased over 50 100 acres will. be planted or 5 year old son of Wil-- 1 312.02 satisfaction to their very large Ellis, .. If the planted. pounds. The average per cent of what they were last have been audience at the amusement liam and Effie Laniborn is test 0f the association year. This siiows that we are weather becomes warmer this hall, and next day twas on the somewhat on the improve from 3.49; average pine of butter-fa- t, making headway in the breed- should be an excellent year, for tip of everybodys, tongue what his critical condition folhwing 50c; average value of the ing and selection of our dairy beans because there promises a splendid time was enjoyed appendicitis operation. product $157.70 with an aver- - cattle; also in the feeding and to be an ample supply of water. MrThe hay shortage here is to said Zimmerman the of U. the songsters listening S.lage cost of roughage of $44.97 care of them. On the 30th evening another, geological survey will receive and a grain cost of $15.81. Die When one considers that the causing a good deal ot worry th 'dairymen. Due to the splendid time was afforded ajand prepare poison oats for use average total feed cost was average butterfat production ianng co on full hall weaer crowded folks of rodents grain grass m the very destroying in$60.78; value of the product of the dairy cow is less than by the Randolph Mutual work this section. above feed cost $96.92; and 160 pounds per year in the pastures has not grown but farmers havq been forced ers in their very capable prethe average returns for each United States, that it is less many to turn their cows out because sentation of Adam and Eve. Court House Lawn dollar expended for feed was than 250 pounds for Cache of the high price of hay. Bailed The Sunday School on May $2.59. The average cost to pro- county, it is easily seen that Scene of Annual has sold here for $16 to hay 8 gave us an excellently well duce a pound of butteifat was with an average of 312 pounds ton. a $20 Mothers Day rendered Health Festival 19c. pro for this association, testing is The gram. Primary department There were 29 herds in the profitable. The association cow Home sang, I Had Such a Pretty HVRl'M, May 11 The Lin association that had an aver- - is making more than 60 pounds Clifford Dream Mamma. There were coin school, will hold its annual age production of over 300 above the average of the coun- - Scene of Literary Meet fourteen boys and seven girls health festival Thursday after pounds of fat as compared with 1y and at 50 cents per this pound across the platform and it was noon on the court house lawn. 22 herds for theDrevious year.! makes her produce over $30 HYRUM, May 11 The noticeable that every one of A special piogram hhs been ar-i- n There were 65 cows in the'moie than her out- - Ladies Literary met competitors Society them sang all the words. Not langed which more than association that had an average;Diere are numerous other Friday at the home of Mrs. 21 one of the woie any head 300 students will participate. It production of over 400 pounds advantages than come through Clifford Warr where a program They . were led by includes: song, The Health of fat compared with 40 cow s association work. cqyering. was given in honor of the their teacher, Eunice V. Orvin. Campaign is With Us, by third with this production for the John B. Thatcher, Tester. mothers. One of Sir James Helen Myers of the Second fourth, fifth and sixth grades; year Barries plays was reviewed by previous. The high herd' Intermediate gave the lhble first anl demonstrations, sev-o- f over 12 cows was owned bj! Frost Daitiatrp Miss Margaret Wilkinson of' story of the care and solicitude Jr- - of Benson, Logan sPeciaI music included, grades-allarTomato LTOPVi0ijn of the mother, of Moses. Ma.vpole dance, fifth with a production of 11,149 goj0 yr rjrj3fan. hall was grade; health dimonstratidn,' pounds of milk and 395.15 Our amusement " sen, bv Mrs N accompanied ocMa on filled the sixth giade; song, Were the, pounds of fat. (We also wish' ,IV 7, densely Cold W M.a Christiansen two ' vocal ; casion being a try-oon the i to state that this high herd eat er Jhu3 sPnn CrusadersJ raising Dr. solos, Eugene Worley. M. I. A. musical festival con third, fourth, fifth and sixth was on sweet clover Wlth the fruit crP pasture1,1'vcnitJ'weres erved by test and a rehearsal of Lake grades; crusaders creed, third. for the summer of Several weeks The!thi!s 1926). ago,ine Mrs. hostesses, Warr and SCV towns numbers for the .o- fourth, tifth and sixth grades;, high herd of less than 12 co,w s L er1 C? d sl?aP areiMrs J H Wright The rooms ccasion. dubbipg of nights and award- - was owned by ..Vernon Petkes,! ere beautifully decorated with en Garden City M. I. A. was very mg of m, sixth variou with a production'll', Hyte trra.; white carnations and , each capably represented by Thomas Ke Elvira Imont Ilodges, third, fourth, fifth and aixIhUd Pop, pounds oFhuiteVS fiS flower as a favor. Cook Rich Hid Olestia Hodges grades. High cow of the associjtion the The club will , meet Friday the visitors from Among the Everyone is invited to wit- -' owned bv H W afternoon at the home of Mrs. north on this memorable oc- ness tiro fetivaf and join in Balla'rd Jr., Benson, u.h a pro! actions casion were stake president thSt Willard Peterson. Miss Char,U" of 16,805 pounda oCsonth end thTettZt Mrs. Roy A. Welker, of the U. A. C. will . mic and 681.03 pounds of fat.) many d- of alfalfa had .been lotte aKyle book review.. give , - 01 1 Why. fopthir Shupe-Willia- n. give-warm- j - subject your engine to all abuse which results from knocking? Why shorten its life and nm up or yourself unnecessary repair bills? You can eliminate knocks and insure longer life for your motor by the simple process of filling the&ank with Conoco Ethyl Gasoline. , Automotive science worked for seven years to produce Conoco Ethyl. Its the greatest contribution to complete motoring satisfaction since the WHY f! 1 ?! - self-starte- r. 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