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Show TAOS TwO PUBLISHED 77 i C7 vTI 7k w k Your Decoration Day Trip tS ACTIVITIES AT THE LOGAN THE JOURNAL and All Season CHANGER OF COMMERCE BY EAHL& ENGLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY AUGUSTUS C'!' 4tj4 Enjoy the Safety, Comfort and Economy of Kdltar GORDON tions to the city commission. This Mark is by no means to be trying to dictate ' Subscription Rate to Gunnusston but on-the City ' BT MAIL, PER MONTH, ta Advance a 9e y trj iRg lo hdp the Commis- -j BT CARRIER, .PER MONTH. In Advance t oners Our water supply and A Discount of 11.00 Per Tear will be Given for Advance on Thursday June . . , tire Chamber is considered as the Payment for a Full Tear, jjsystem 9th.- Arrangements have been most ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION as&t'- - of the important .made to have Mayor Clarence ; ciiy. ' Member of Associated Press Neslen of Salt Lake City as the i , The Aaaoclated Preea la exclnilvely entitled to the aa for republic the for occasion. Mayor The Presidency are planning tlon of all newc dlspatcbea credited to It or not otherwise credited ta Utta speaker - ; Neslea . ways ns a message for a number of Good-wi- ll paper and also tbe local news published therein. roeet- All right of republl cation of special dispatches herein are also worth hie and the member-- , civic organiza-shs- p the with reserved. wsJAxs p. eased to hear tions, the meetings will be ar- .him. Special musical - numbers ranged through the Farm Burwill also be provided. The Pre- eau Local The plan is to take a i sidency will act " as the special group of the Local business Rain Fair Change committee on Arrangements, men with some musical talent y O ' the Board as the Reception and pay a . i friendly visit to the , m'!iiiim2mia,ii!4!!ii5in:G,iii7iiii8::!iDnii Committee and Mr, J. F. Shef-fie'- different organizations. Yesterday-- 0 It is L. M. Howell and Prof. A. one The abore readings are taken trora THE JOURNALS barometer means of forming a little at 3 oclock each afternoon except . Sunday. 'The yesterday" N. Sorenson as the Committee closer contact with the various on Refreshments. cities and towns of the valev. reading each Monday refers to Saturdays reading. It is the desire that all the prospects for membership in" Two or three years ago an! TAX QUESTIONS the Chamber be visited and giv- inter-cit- y hike between the issue of the, Utah Taxpayer presents figures that en an opportunity to join the Kiwanis Club of Logan and the THE latestseem to indicate that the previous efforts of the Chamber and be present at the Kiwanis Club of Brigham City " association big membership meeting June iwas Planned. but the idea Fell are bearing fruit and have set up the Qtt, Taxpayers r e warning sign for the state legislature,, state county and city through due to postponment and good will. Chairman ijcause . of stormy wther. The authorities. F. B. Parkinson of the MemberIt was high time for taxpayers to sit up and take notice ship Committee will call in more plan was to make a hike to the top of the high peak west of The cost of every governmental unit was rapidly 'tnountipg In see that all the pros- Wells viLe and east of Brigham 1924, and efforts were being made to raise bondinglimits which pects tre visited. The teams City and have Prof. Wm. Peterin some cases were already too high for safety. Practically now working will be asked to son discuss the geological phasTheir visits. Every es of the mountain. There every departmental unit in state,' county, city and schools were complete member of the Chamber will be much interest at the time. was The seeking more money when the taxpayers of the state awakened duly notified of the meeting. Presidency of the Chamber feel to their danger and began calling attention to it through the that this inter-cit- y hike should Taxpayer publication and other agencies, and the upward moveand be revived as this would Thp Parade Committee to General ment received a check. It was high time! Even now the state, Chairman for the Four- bring Logan and Brighamhelp City with a bonded indebtedness of $9,660,000, has reached its limit. th of July Celebration announce a little closer together . The that Mr. A, L. Farrell will be high peak is a wonderful mounTaxpayers may be thankful the last legislature refused to raise the Director for the Parade. tain and according to Prof Petthat limit. Total indebtedness of the various, units, counties, .The subjects have already been erson has many things about it cities and school districts, amounts to 540,012.436 ; which, added outlined by the .Committee and pf great interest. The matter to the state debt gives us a total of $49,672,426, indicating how these will be turned over to Di- lias been referred to the Comhe w ill com- mittee on Athletics to make a far we have departed from thepayms you go and keep out" of rector Farrell-anmence work at once. The Par- debt principle. further investigation and see SLSu lvhat interest. can be developed! However, as stated at the outset, the signs "are hopeful. the for such a hike. getting the subjects to Since 1924 the counties of the estate as a whole, have decreased wards and help in various ways. their usual Monday meet-ling hed vest erd.tr, the rresi- of the Chamber of Com- ' dency deetded to hold a special membership, meeting of the en- - Entered at the Post Office rrery day id tla week, except Saaday. at Bogan, Utah, aa Seeead Slaaa Hatter - - j At ; f AJ1 , i - IUE3-MPPE- TERES: " T , BAROMETER READINGS 5 ' To-Da- -- d, 1 : Firestone Round Tread Balloon in jANY old tires, offering you prepared a liberal allowance Firestone Dealers are on a new set of to take Balloons. Firestone Dealers are given the advantages of attending Tire Educational Meetings held throughout the countrv, where tire design and construction are discussed. The sections of used tires reproduced here are a part of this program. Study these two sections and you, too, w ill understand what Firestone means by tires built for service and tires made to sell The Firestone Gum-Dippe- d Gum-Dippe- OLDFIELD TIRES 4 help-.'kn- D at Low Cash Prices 30x3 30x3 30x3 , 29x440 Fabric . Fabric . Cord . Balloon 7.35 8.40 .1340 1535 32x4 Cord 31x52$ Balloon Balloon 33x6.00 $585 68$ 18.35 Oldlleld Toby also priced low d Balloon with its scientifically designed tread permits free riding, extra flexing, easier comfort and safety. y The balloon tire with heavy, flat tread design is stiffer and rides harder. The excess rubber, placed for appearance at the edges of the tread, is not only wasted but produces hinging action causing ply separation and shoulder breaks. Firestone designed and manufactures Oldfield Tires and Tubes, distributing them direct to Firestone Dealers only, through 148 Factory Warehouse. This efficient and economical distribution assures tire buyers everywhere, clean, fresh stocks of Firestone and Oldfield Tires in all types and sizes, and has helped to make possible todays remarkably low prices the lowest in tire history. See the Firestone Dealer today. obvi-ousl- j Following Dealers Can Save Yon Money and Serve You Betters d their bonded Indebtedness $137,600. Cache countys bonded debt of $600,000 remains the same. , City and town bonds of the state have increased $260,731 since 1924. Cache county during that period reduced its bonded debt $51,500. Probably the most hopeful sign of a period of greater economy is shown in school district bonds in which the state total has decreased $93,500. Cache county schools have decreased their bonded debt $43,000. Whiehindicates that the schools are fall- At the meefing of the Presidency on Monday Chairman J. A. Crockett of the Committee on Classification and Dues was asked to have his committee formulate plans for the collection and adjustment of all back the Chamber before the time of, the big membership meeting June 9th. Also to work ing into line with the general sentiment. out a plan ta have the dues all Now that attention of the taxpayers generally has been paid in advance or by post dataroused, excellent reasons will have to be advanced before they ed checks. This will save conwill vote further bond issues. siderable expense and effort in sending out monthly statements. It is also the plan to be week. Rock hauling will begin T Providence Second more strict in the enforcement the fore part of next week. of the in regard to dedues-owin- - by-la- 9 l 4 J -i On Sunday evening our sacrament meeting was fairly well attended;.' Elder Joseph' Quin-ne- y of Logan wa3 the speaker. He gave an interesting account of his work and travels while in Canada. Spoke of the high esteem in which our Elders are held by the outside world. Closed by bearing a powerful testimony to the truthfulness of the gospel. Mrs. W. H. Chugg and son Evan returned home from Farmington bii Saturday evening where they went to attend the funeral of eher father Andrew Rose.! Mrs. Dick Young and children left on' Monday for Peterborough, England, to join Mr. Young who is employed in the sugar factory there, The teachers of the grades from first to sixth inclusive with the pupils spent Wednesday in the hills. They returned in the evening happy but tired. Work at the rock quarry was started the first of the J - w On Wednesday evening the linquents. . seventh grade held their class party at the home of Blanche Chairman John, Christiansen Fjfg. The, evening was spent in games ana music. ' A' dainty at the Monday meeting and re lunch was served. The Boy Scouts were treated ported' in regard to .the plans the building of the proposed to a peanut bust on Tuesday! evening by the Scoutmaster cabins at the grounds. These will be rushed as quickly and advisors. as On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. possible. Walter Fife and Mesdames More than sixty new mem-,beMarie Tibbitts, Etta Clawson, have joined the Chamber Ida Miller, Emma Zollinger, of Commerce as a result of the Libbie Campbell, Adaline Mathews, Varana Hammond; Sophia present campaign being conduct ed Membership CommitThorpe and Misses Diantha tee.byIt the is the aim to have at Hammond and Naomi Zollinger of Providence, Mr. and Mrs. least 100 by the time of the meeting June 9th. John Thorpe of Logan and Mr. membership So far this is one of the best and Mrs. Andrew Fuhriman of pieces of work ever done for Franklin, planned and carried the Chamber The Membership out a surprise on Miss Carrie Committee and all the teams of in Weston, Thorpe compli- are to be commended. ment to her birthday. The time was spent in social chat. A deChairman O. W. Israleson of licious dinner was served and the Committee on Waterwoiks, a most enjoyable time was had. and Drainage anIrrigation On Thursday evening a crowd nounces his Committee is that of young people of town had a prepared to make an exhauspleasant time at a candy pull tive study of the water supply at the home of Miss Phylis of Logan City, the water syKeveran of River Heights stem and offer recommenda , rs The following new members have been added to the Chamber of Commerce: Royal manager of the Amer ican Linen Co., J. Leland Hail stone manager of the Hailstone Meat Market, Prof. C. E. McClellan, Prof, 3. E. Clark, Russell S. Hanson, bank' clerk at the First Nationlat Bank, Henry Sorenson, manager of the Plateau Knitting Mills, Willard Paulson, bookkeeper at the Utah Mortgage Loan Cor., and Chas. Shoup, Auto Trimmer. There are still more teams to report. The new members will be announced just as soon as the cards are received at the office. Co. Cache Auto Street i, uLEwismN, i Muriel Hogan, Alice Hyer and Deloras Leavitt, Afton Pond was director and accompanist. The Young Men's chorus of the First ward Mutual won second place in the contest. The following men were in this chorus: Hazrn Bright, NVphi i 302 South Main and 498 North Main Johnson, A. S. Hyde, Erwin Wiser, Welling j Roskelley, Herbert' Harrison, Asa Thompson, Thomas Last. Alta Kemp was accompanist and Edward Kemp director. The following people from Lewiston went down to Logan Wednesday to attend the contests: Ml and Mrs. G. A. Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rawlins, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin T. Vap Orden, Edna Gustaveson, Marie: Danielsen, Belle Kemp, Lavertjd, Kemp, Mr. and- - Mrs. Eftfrard Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. George Villett, Velda Parkinson, Lueilla Van Qrden,. Oretta LEWISTON, May 19 The Coley. girls chorus of the First wardl The eighth grade class of the Mutual won first place at the First ward school held their M. I. A. contests held in the graduating exercises Tuesday Logan Tabernacle Wednesday evening in the opera house. A evening. There were 6 choruses Bit of Blarney an Irish competing and Professor South-wic- k operetta was given by the sixth, was the judge. The girls seventh and eighth grades. The have been practicing very hard following students took for a long lime and were very parts: Alice Hendricks, leading Yural pleased to be chosen for first OBrian, Janette Taggart and place among so many other Harold Hawkswood. After the The following operetta Principal Carl B. Stodgood choruses. girls made up the chorus: dard presented diplomas to the Hogan, Lillian Hogan, following students: Na Thel Nina Leaitt, Ethel Coley, Edna Talbot, Grant David Feltman, Poulson, Mina Poulson, Dorothy Last, Maurine Hyer, Alta Van Thora Hawkswood, Orden, Detta Leavitt, Janette Rawlins, Ar-min- ta 46 West Red Star Service Station. Gud-mundso- n, -- Co Service Center Motor Sheet 30 South Main Harold Hawkswood and Ella Rogers. Erastus Gee, known to all Lewiston as Uncle Dat Gee left Tuesday for Ashton," Idaho, where he will make his home with his son. Welling Roskelley of Smith-fiel- d who ha3 been teaching school here the past winter has been called to fill a mission in Germany and will leave on the 31st of May. Mrs. Minnie Shaw .and four children of St. Anthony, Idaho, were "Visiting in - Lewiston', on Thuxsday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stocks. They are on their way to California to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Wiser were in Logan Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lavere King and children left Wednesday for their fann at Arbon, Idaho to spend the summer. Mrs. Florence Marler and Mrs. Zora Layne entertained the eighth class of the third ward at Mrs. home Laynes Wednesday. Games were the entertainment and refreshments were served. Mrs. Rosella Hogan entertained the visiting with Mr. Coleys parents Mr. v and Jlrs.. jGL JL Coley. J Claude' Wilcox and "family- - C on have moved to Lewiston. Mrs. Edgar Cole and family of Cornish spent-las.week end Mr. her with parents, visitng and Mrs. G. A. Hogan. -- grade-religio- fat- t May Pole' Festival ; For the past month teachers and students of J;he primary grades llave been busy preparing ior a Aiay role Festival, t The first tour grades in the public schools will participate. According to an announcement from the superintendent s office the Festival will be held upon the B. Y, campus at five o'clock in' the afternoon of May 25th. The program under the direction of Mr. Southwick is as follows: First grade song, Kiddie Car. Dance Second Touching, Dance Third Jump Jim Crow. grade Song, (1) (2) Smelling. Merry-go-Roun- d. Grade (1) Song, Hearing; (2) Dandelion. Dance Mountain march. "'H'VRtaBdayT-RefniliLntrire- w Fourth Grade 1)Songs, Charles Rawlins, Luella Stocks,) served at the close of a social Trillium; (2) Bob White, Allen Orchard, Thelma Auger, afternoon. Dance Mav Pole dance. . Those who have been working on the program are especially anxious that the parents of the children attend the Fes- and a cordial imitation is ti.val . .. U1CV ..n ven Bernhisel, of family SarahPomlJI Ogden spent Sunday a' Whenever' the Powers try to get Lelow the surface of the disarmament problem, they counter the submarine. I active ingredient of any known toother rat poison. sT&sty bait and powt ful poison. 0et en- - |