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Show PAGE SIX THE JOURNAL, EXPERIENCES LOGAN Mil H07 THE PROBLEM LOOKS TO AN OUTSIDE OBSERVER OF A LOGAII CIVIL WAR , Quite frequently we come Now, why dont you fellows across a situation or .circum- pursue some such a common-sens- e stance that impresses upon us policy with your plant. the fact that in a dispute, the If the plant is in such a shape judgment of an Intelligent disin- that it has to steal funds from terested bystander is more ac- other city enterprises in order curate than Jhe theory of to live, then why not get rid of either party to the controversy. lT when you get a good chance? An incident occurred the1 other If it" is a good thing then keep day that brought this rather it of course but if it isnt then vividly to my, mind. Iw;as re- dont keep it. That would apturning home from Salt Lake pear to be the sensible thing to on a U. I. C. train when I was do from my viewpoint. dairyjoined by a Logan boasts of the finest man of This county, and of water in the land and I 4hink t course we soon fell to discuss,she is entitled to brag about it ing local matters. Finally the ,too for it certainly is fine conversation turned to Logan water, but you dont seem to ; City affairs.; have enough to go around, for You seem to have a rather all summer long, year in and bad situation in your town, year put, I read in .your , papers remarked- the cowman. If one notices citizens threatening may form a correct .opinion with arrest if they do not refrom reading the papers. To frain from using so much water those on the outside, your per- and friends and relatives of ennial jangling over the electric mine who live in Logan tell me light plant appears they are pretty badly skimped if not actually foolish. It seems for water in the summer. This constant advertising of strange that. you cannot agree on some ; reasonable, practical water shortage does not invite i solution of the matter. to your city I 'From what 1 read, it seems kflow that,' and I' think if I Were that your Mayor admits' that running .things there Id quit Te has been levying, taxes for taking millr- from the waterone purpose and then, spending works pail, ad putting it in the them for another ahd it seems plant bucket. You may fool the that this sort of thing has been tester but you are not getting yourself. . going on, for some-,- time past. anywhere ' You should use your comTo mA that appears ridiculous. I am- rimning a bunch1 of i cows mon sense in settliiig this matter instead of calling 6,ne anand I belong to a other ames. Discussion will help association. Now When the comes along and tells me to solve the matter of course, if facts are given but calling bach that Miniiie Kopje), my cow has turned out to other names and stirring up be a ''boarder;1 that is, she community hatred isnt going doesnt pay , for her keep with ito get you anywhere. A wag the milk, she gives, what do you 'once, said, that there are three sides to every question yours, suppose J. do 7 ' Do you think I sneak some the other fellow's and the right of the milk from the other ?ide. Perhaps between the preTows and put it- in- Minnies sentation of the two sides the pail 7 Not a bit of it for I should people may get to see the right be fooling myself Worse than side and it is to be hoped that the tester. No sir. I just get rid when they do1 see it' they will of Minnie as sdon as-- can and apply1 their good sound horse- replace her with an anime.' that sense in settling the- problem. A TAXPAYER. will make me some money. I Story of Thomas B. Cardon, as a Soldier By JOEL RICKS , 5 ' j ' ((knitlMiul) ' .morning, June '28th, 18G3. The excitement SUNDAY Citizens ate still arming themselves and marching abound the city. The Iigbels are still advancing, 11:30 a. m., -- nan1 army officer has Just come in who reports the Rebel Cavalry!, within two and-- half miles of Oyster Point, about four and a half miles frormhere. The excitement is increasing. Evening Rebels are still reported at Oyster Point. Some troops-haVarrived fronwPhiladelphia and marched over the river. Some of the, companies formed in town have gone river also. Companies kave been organizing and drilling all day. The excrement lias teen so great that very few of either sex attended divine services today. The1 cars have been running free all day fob all- - Women' and children to leave the city. iune 29th the excitement con tinues troops are .coming in and yesterday," and among thosp D. Cruise marthing over the river. Com- sent away was .John who been town has are raised hovering around being jn panies drilled and mustered into the here for some time. Two Mere service of the United States. arrested after dark this evenNearly all cf the stores and the shops in town; are closed. A ing, below, discovered by' our were skirmish took place yesterday They when and hailed, paid no here pickets near? Beverly not. far from in which several 'rebels were attention to them, until eleven surkilled. They weite found this shots were fired, when they ' their rendered. They? gave Evenfir. morning by Everly. ing. A report is al over ; town names as Schafer and Wilson. that General Foster has1 arrived They had a long thin- pole, tofrom North Carolina with 12,009 gether with a heavy lead and a ' to 15,000 troops who will be here small signal whistle. ' was 30th Last June hlght tonight; also there are 7,000 other troops.1 in Philadelphia, one of the most perilous for the that has been waiting transportation to this city of Harrisburg citizzens. the A skirI 1 by passed place. The troops over the river1 seem mish was going on during the to!be confident of being able to afternoon of yesterday. Our hold out Against any force' the citizens werp almost positive of rebels may bring against them. a battle this mbrning. 'A sharp Our artillery has been feeling rain set in early jn the day. The iot the enemy and driving pick-,et- a rebels have retreated several all dAy.i ' Both artilleries miles. A reliable .report, is in have been exchanging a fetf circulation that General Pleasshots. Several shots have been anton had arrived at Gettysburg fired by the Rebels at our pick- with a large force of cavalry. ets this afternoon, without dam- The enemy left Yorktothis mornCarlisle. age, at a point five miles from ing taking the rdad here. The Rebel force at York is They only succeeded iri collectsaid to be 15,000 commanded by ing $27,000 in money, and $7,000 General Earley. He has levied a in merchandise of the amount contribution of $150,000. 40,000 levied against the citizens of pounds of beef, 50 bags of coffee York. They also destroyed 55 and large Quantities of merchan- freight cars. dise. The Rebels have evacuated July 1st The movements of Wrightsville and retreated to- the troops today are all strictly wards York. General Ewell com- confidential. No passes were mands the forces in front of this issued to the citizens to cross city. General Imboden with a the river, and reporters W'ere force of 6,000 men is sqid to be positively forbidden to cros3 or in any way make use of inforadtwelve miles off Bloody-Iiu- n vancing. A large number of mation concerning the operaRebel prisoners and deserters tions of the army of the Susque-hannwere brought-intthis city, and The rebels evacuated Carlisle the Provost Marshals are conat in -elevonjelock last night, they stantly engaged examining were sent east did not destroy the garrison and them. Forty-on- e they certainly intend to come back. 730 p. m. There are several reports in town all to the effect that the rebels have surrounded ouiv troops at Carlisle. Reports say there ae from 3,000 to 8,000 h-t- he . -- - . half-way-Jiou- s. f t - , v - Marion Davies in The Red Mill SUN., MON., TUES. xsmxobj j iQOjtys - , -- , . - ; cow-testi- , cow-test- er best-looki- ng , i SIX CYLINDERS SURCHARGED WITH POWER. PRODIGAL POWER, CONTEMPTUOUS OF GRADES SCORNFUL OF v SLOUGHS AND DETOURS. 4 ; i i - .; , 1 the battle, which raged furious- Cache Valley Our Unit ly for an hour. Our troops drove the Rebels steadilly, comDominant Note of Meet pelling them to fall back. At length they broke and fled (Continued From Pdge One) through' the town, burning, the more works. barracks and gas capital and people to help (Continued) Club Work Makes Splendid Progress develop our resources. Mr. F. P. Champ who represented the Logan chamber of commerce stated that we had come as neighbors to promote good will and understanding and fellowship. Logan claims special kinship with Preston for HYRUM, Aug. 13 Tlie club work which is nearly comhas the reason that the first Bipleted for the summer, of Logan, W. B- Preston, met with enthusiasm both from shop was the one who laid out Presthe mothers and daughters. An ton and the city was named afexhibit of the work done in the ter him. Many of the early setsewing and cooking groups has tlers in Preston came from Lobeen planned for Tuesday, Aug. gan and other settlements of Cache Since that time 23, it is announced by Mrs. II. Prestoncounty. made has a wonderful P. Anderson, county leader. The we rejoice with you and growth will also achievement exercises in this, said Mr. Champ. take place that evening. It is Mr. Champ made it emphatexpected that Mrs. Rena ic that the Logan chamber of .William Peterson Prof. commerce was not out on a and David P. Murray, state club trade excursion. Each communleader will act as judges. Work has its own problems for dein sewing which merits will be ity velopment and must look out sent to the county fair. for them. There is a geographMrs. Anderson is also direct- ical unity in Cache Valley and ing a color play which will be Mr. Champ hoped the time presented at the' Agricultural would never come when the two College August 19, as one of chambers of commerce and the the numbers of the program for people of the two counties county club day. The fourteen could not cooperate. .We have second year sewing girls who a number of things in common will participate will represent such as the tourist traffic and the colors of the rainbow. They good roads and the arrangemet Wednesday and Thursday ments for the Preston chamber, afternoon at the home of Mrs. to maintain a highway sign at Anderson for rehearsal and to Downey and the Logan chamber a sign south of Brigham plan their costumes. The three boys who presented city calling attention to the the club playlet in the Third Cache Valley route, was only ward this spring have been one evidence of this cooiiera-tioThe counties are cooper-anc-e asked to repeat their perform at the college on club day. ting with their county fairs chamber always The home management1 class! ?nt he rePre3entatives from the directed by Miss Connie Peter-- ! son met Friday at Mrs. Ander- - re3f"1' chamber, the city and rons where she demonstrated! f,arn3, uI,Va'! ant industries of e fn" the art of tie and dye. She also' nual Loharvest of dinner the gave a demonstration to Miss gan chamler of commerce. Alene Nielsons group. The Happy Hoiir club met; The Logan chamber of commerce is interested in the irri- Wednesday-afternoo- n 4-- GRASP THE RIG WALNUT WHEEL OF THE GREAT DODGE SENIOR AND FEEL THE URGE TO TRAVEL FAR AND FAST. SIDE OF THE YOURS IS THE LEFT-HANHIGHWAY-COMMA- ND OF THE ROAD. D GO SEVENTY ANY TIME YOU DARE-T- O! May-coc- k, works n. kan evacuating Carlisle early yesterday morning, Gen. Fitz Hugh Lees Cavalry returned, evidently for the 'purpose of surprising any force which might have advanced to jtake possession of it. The rebels came upon Gen. Smiths forces sooner than they anticipated, and thev were near Carlisle a at, the tio,rdevel t (sharp skirmish commenced at ;ho,ne of Mrs. Mum Peterson. d and JJemWng the end of which the lebels t,enc (Their sewing which they havethat Wlll dovel the Valle J 'a flag of truce, demanding the .completed was on display forlwhuie.- - M t)gan we ha,e the unconditional surrender ut the benelit of their mothers, state Agicultural College with g fcmiths torce. (en. ISnnth quests. summer school And wnth the if kV,VVer1 - !'Pt'eia' were served b the completion of the new ptly refused to consider the de athletic . i . i earned ,ho.stes-..nini stadium, tin. cnriie dey 1 Re-jit- , CARE-- OR MIRACULOUS PER- FORMANCE. DRIVE IT AN IIOUR AND YOULL DRIVE IT FOR YEARS. - I . -- ed . two hundred. After r home-seeke- rs barracks are certainly on (firev The barracks are some of the finest in the country, and their destruction at this time would be a serious loss to the service. Pleasantons cavalry fought the rebel cavalry yesterday at Hanover Junction, killing and capturing 4,000, taking six pieces of artillery. Our loss was July 2nd WHEN YOU WANT 70 HERE IT IS AN ACTUAL 70 WITH THE SWEETEST. SMOOTHEST TOURING SPEED EVER DELIVERED . j gas j I d. The ' t , .ill-advis- rebels at Mechnicsburg, if so our forces at Carlisle will fare badly. 9 p. m. Very heavy cannonading is going on nearby in the direction of Carlisle. 10 p. m. A large fire is seen in the direction of Carlisle. It is generally thought that it is the barracks on fire, and so Gen. Thomas thinks. Cannonading still continues. The river bank is crowd-je- d with people listening to the distant roar of artillery. 10:30 p. m. The cannonading has ceas-eThe light of the fire continues. It is very clearly reflected by the clouds into the river. 11 (p. m. The fire has gone nearly out. 11:15 p. m. The fire is rag-jin- g furiously. ' - a. TODAY j well-kno- o ATTRACTIONS Saturday, "August 13, 1927. CITY, CACHE COUNTY,' -J- FRANK W. BLAIR! COMPANY 68 Logan, Utah West Center DqDEE lliOTHERS 5ENIO U595 ordered a new rate of $1.60 cooperate and the benefits of Mr. Geo. Glade lead in the comPresent rates to Denver and the institution extended. (Much munity singing. territory G. V. States of Preston the Rocky Mountain Dr. can be accomplished by a neighhad charge of the meeting and are $1.62 per hundred pounds borly development- The Cache introduced Mr. Norman Salis- and the commission ordered a At the same Valley loop by way of Logan bury, also of Preston, as the figure of $1.50. canyon and return by chairman, ofethe program Mr. time the car loa'cl minimum canyon or vice versa is Salisbury made his introduc- weight on gmpe shipments was a beautiful scenic drive that tions lively and very appropri- increased from 26,000 pounds to both chambers of commerce can ate for the occasion. 30,000 pounds. well afford to advertise and coThe attendance was the largThe depression in the decidoperate. est of any of the good will meet- uous fruit industry has contun-e- d The Imperial Glee club was ings held thus far. There were unabating fo ra qeriorj of present and not only opened the not only many from Preston three years and conditions in mating with two lively selec- but from other parts, of Frank- 1926 were worse than in 1923. tions but rendered several dur- lin county. The delegation "rtiere has a further increase ing the course of the meeing from Itgan wag approximately in the volume of fruit moveand closed by three numbers. 100. The meeting was held on ments from a total of 69.77 1 The audience thoroughly appre- the beautiful park. Preston is 1923 in 78 803 cars in to ciated the Selections and kept to be tommended for the im- jears 1926. The x financial condition asking for more when the meet- provement they have made in of the carriers principally coning closed. The vocal solos by providing this beautiful civic further cerned improved. The Mrs. Helen Keller Merrill and center. rates ordered are the lowest those of Mr. Horace Baugh now; possibteJawful rates compatible located at Preston, but still a' The witli the maintainance of Commission Grants member of the Imperial glee! transportation service and club, were exceptionally good' Rate Reduction ;are necessary to promote the and appi eclated. The selections freedom of movement of specfrom the L res ton band were enified products of agritmlture Continued From Page One) joyed and added much to the! now affected bj existing depresmusical pait cf hc program. I ai 'fates end the commission sion. , - Emmi-gratio- n ! are-qiqi- te |