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Show J t a ulJ JuUivNA'ju, LOtiAiJ Ci'TY, C 'x f , Y) Friday, i AIL , November-18- 152? " !r solo, Mrs. M. JOURNAL PUBLISHED JZARL & ENGLAND t AUGU8TCS f t i I A A " ever; at Logaft, Utah, C files da; la tbo week, oxeopt Slaw Matter d Eat Subscript! . MALL, PS'S KONjH, la Adraaeo CARRIER .PER MONTH, la Adrshc " ItUUl Hi i! By JANE PIIKLP3 , Furnished Exclusively by the Geoige Matthew Adams Service 8 West 4 til Street," Re vr ork HI V. Smith; xylcr selections, Price Brothers. Following the program candy, hot dogs, cake and pie! will be sold which will be iol-- J lowed by a harvest sale. At 10 p. m. dancing will be gin and continue until phone Today and Saturday Capitol Theatre y R D ysi; UZT kR t Banda;, com TZ Preacher for VISITS MR. ROBINSONS OFFICE rJ M t Seventy Tears Chapter 17 . s- , One Saturday afleram Cora stopped for Nellie. Sha had , '( ; IN Raleigh, N. C. Rev. David long been anxious to see the place wherje she was employed, to H A DlgcowU jot $1 60 Per Tear will be Gtvs Airan, who has Uen a min- Payment tor a Poll Tear.) see Mr. Robmpon. Nellie was busy taking dictatiop, and she sat jstei: t,an 70 years andADY2STi5I,VG JUTES rCENISHED 01 She told the down to wait hi3 iiuncelebrated has just she was a fnend of Miss getting along? Coia queried, He has no sugges- Member of Associated Press she does look like a grouch. birthday, disturb her until . dreth Riley s, not to Tbe Aaeoe'ated Pren la exclusively entitled to the ate tor rvpabllea-tiohad finished ' He looks what he is! donations fov longevity c.ner than ot all newt dlipatchea credited to It or not otbervlee credited la tote If you re a friend, look out for talk none unless we have to. He moderation. He dpss not smoke he a said uuder his her, breath, paper and alto tbe local neve published therein. and the bosss wife whispered some tOUaCCO. takes a lot All rlsht ot republl cation ot apodal diapatchee fctrtla . are tied frightened lyok on his fare as he I thought that was funny, and she,11 over to where sat Nellie at glamed Took at .him through reaenred. them Ot putdoor exercises, rises t dldn Mr. Robinson's desk BT BT - PUBLISHING COMP I Editor Port t f7 t BY GORDON t tt Enter r-- CQUN lY , pg nook-keep- . a T ear-glass- es on a stick, either Oh, well, perhaps she has ad Interest in the business and wanted to know how It was going " It was the only reply that occurred to Cora. She was vaguely troubled.- - Why, she What did the man mean It might had a wrong impression of Nellie beiause of her impudence, or it might nc he knew she disliked him ami lo wanted to get her out of the Sets from U. S. Users office. But it added to Coras uneasicould understand. not Evrything ness. Nellie insisted- - upon introducing seemed all right. Mr. Roliinson was a Washington (A5) Palestine an old and the man, Cora to her employer gentleman, He greeted f her nicely, with jhst the rjight shade bookkeeper lnocuous. Surely Nellie &Gd Hong Kong were among the localities which inlported of dignity His white hair, his man was, as safe there as anywhere. ner reassured Cora The bookkeeper Jone radio receiving set from Coras work Was very mud, more wag perhaps, as Nellie had said, a posi-.th- e United States during July, strenuous in former than her cranky sort with a groat by tbsposi tion and she tfas hair sick when she tion Some others' were Egypt, v . Hn't grandpa nice?" Nellie asked Greece, Cyprus Island, Irish as they hurried away. He seems a very nice old .gentle really in and was obliged to remain Free State, Poland and Danman Cora answered a bit 'absently in bed She sent Gladys to tell them,' . Honduras Bar- snd they rather curtly Informed her f Sbe was thinking of what the left baclos Dominican and the a would that of wait i they days couple said ", Yes, hes nice all right! Saw, 6ora, then If Cora were not back they would public. you should see the Missis' She was have to fill her place I cnt blame them, Cora said ut the oftite today Mv, sheVa a swell There is always rubbish in dame all right But the way she look when Gladys renorted, They are ed me over with them eyeglasses on a terribly busy, snd have no more heip the air, says a scientist. Yes, It made Bie feel cold and than they really need not as much long stem but youre not obliged to listen I shall lie all right in two days shivery all up and down my back ' But she wasnt! Did she talk with you? Punch. in to it Oh yes' In two days she was very 111 inLike this, with that low a said me looked at doctor sbe held fever, deed, the thing through up to her eyes She said So youit whpn lie was called too late to break the new stenographer, are you7 " It up t Nellie was a perfect mimic, and she For two Weeks Cora remained in raised her voice to a different pitch, bed. the girls waiting upon her cheerand added a drawl that was nditul fully, sharing everything with her. I said yes I didn't Then for ten davs more she remained ously funny dare sav anything more, she had me at home until Miss McBride sent word scart all right, then she saidDon't she had a place for her, this time an yoo think you would look more like a easier position with a small firm decent offhe girl if you put a net who employed but two girls Often mer that hair Then I let go, oh, while she was ill, Nellie had brought GRAIN don't look frightened! I didnt sav her flowers and fruit. , Cora comI just told her I was decent, plained of the extravagance. much 18. Nov. (AP) DeChicago, i nd tht hair didnt have anything tc Dont call me extravagant, Nellie spite unusual strength1 shown torte with people being good to me Oh, very returned, grandpa give them It might as well be If I want to pass them on to you day by the com market, wheat was veil, she said slack, total purchasesb eing you as another . Whit do you suppose thats my business 25,000 bushels she meant? 'Hes still nhe to you. Nellie I I m sure Peaches and cream. Cora. hut In dont know but Nellie Accompanying upward swings of If anything happens in the of the office spite light answer a slight the corn market was a report from me frown tell on wont her a you? appeared youll forehead, a Chicago crop authority indicatYou men If I find that niggar In peculiar loqk in her eves that in 12 out of the 15 years f Tomorrow the woodpile? Sure I will Nellie is Invited Out ing the final ofticiul estimate on corn How are voii and the bookkeeper to Dinner ) yield has been lower than the November 1 estimate. mission released him a month soonWheat closed unsettled, 4 to 8 News er than he expected to on account cent net lower, corn 8 cent to 2 of the necessity of having to un- - 2 cent up, oats at 8 to 4 cent Whitney, Nov. 1S Mr anMrs dergo an operation in the very advance and provisions varying their son near futurq. Joseph Dunkley Jnef from 20 cents decline to h use of Joseph In Salt Lake Monday on bis , In the sacrament meeting Sun- 2 to 5 cents return from the Eastern States day the speakers were Thomas Increase of the French tanf on where he has labored for the past Preston of Weston and Elder Mar- wheat put the duty up to J7 2 23 months Tbe president of the vin Neeley of Franklin. cent a bushel and was construed Mrs 4 B. VST. IVinward is visiting hefe as a hindrance to export busat Salt Luke until her son Fielding iness from this side of the AtlanPILL-TAK- ER departs for his mlssioiito the Cen- tic. Bear traders made much also tral States Mr. VVinward returned of a sale of 500,000 bushels of home Monday. Mr .and Mrs. Sam wheat today to go into store here, Stevenson df Preston also accom- ahd drew attention likewise to an FREED panied them to Salt Lake increase of 62,613,030 bushels in The Primary is going to put over world wheat stocks for October au a 'splendid program next Friday compared wuh 32,073,000 bushels night a show will also he staged in September and 39,040,000 bushduring the evenings entertainment. els last year. Mr. and Mrs F. VV. Rallison were Commission bouse buying of eyn among the large number from the todav was on a large scale at Lmes ALL-BRA- N natexA leading speculator was mentionWhitney' ward ho attended the brought to fthd temple Wednesday. ed as a heavy buyer of the Decemural relief from chTonic cursion Rallison was a .Prestop ber deliyery. Reduction of hufkilig , F. W ' ( vjsltor Saturday. relatiobs 6s compared to what weie i constipation Mr and Mis! B. ty; Wlnward en- looked fhf was again altra3r.n? notertained all day Saturday and also tice , afld p cn to?, was' pefsiaient iip the evening (n honor of their smallness of receipts here. Constipation is almost a nnivef-sa-l eon . Fielding . Relatives from all curse father of more than parts were the invited guests. GRAIN Fl'TlUES forty diseases. Yet there is real Sidney Beckstead returned MonNov. 18 (AP) Chicago, assurance in Mr. Ladues letter: Salt from Lake where he at. day Low Close High "After sixteen years of taking pills. II tended the funeial of his cousin WHEAT Dec $1 27 8 31 27 1 8 $1 26 2 cared me. If the millions of people that A Martin Beckstead held at South ufTer from eonstipation only knew what to 4 Jordan he he BAROMETER READINGS Falx i Rfa ' Change To-Da- ' i y 3;miiI!l2!liSIlil4!llI5!!I!Blii!7lll!S!I!!9!UlSn Q JOURNALS barometer The aboTe readings are taken from THE ' at 8 oclock each afternoon except Sunday. The yesterday" reading each Monday refers to Saturdays reading. fn yesterday of , r- - Dr. Charles Herbert Levermore died in Berkeley a ago the news stories which chronicled the fact td the world described him briefly as the man who won the Edward W. Bok peace-pla- n prize of $100,000. Despite the fact that 8C0 1923 some in newspapers and 500 magazines in this country carried the details of that plan, there are comparatively few today who know what it was. In a popular referendum to determine the wdnner of the Bok prize the Levermore plan received 608,-09- 0 votes. With the announcement a quiet scholar became a famous man. Then the world turned to other things. The peace plan was all but forgotten. Briefly, Dr. Levermore spoke for progressive with the organized world Sustained by the moral force of public opinion and by developing law. He said, the only possible path in which the United States can take an increasing share is that .which leads toward some form of agreement with the world as r.ow organized called the League of Nations. By sheer force of social international gravitation such cooperation becomes ine' vitable. Reviewing the ways in which this country has ' with others he urged an extension1 to include participation in the Leagues social, welfare activities, adherence to the permanent' Almost as he court, and listed his conditions or reservations. wrote, Congress acted in ways contrary to his suggestions. One of the reasons that the Levermore plan did not remain j fresh in the minds of men was that it was more of a prophecy than a method. It spoke for an evolutional process, for an ideal believed attainable and did not pretend to bo something which could be put into effect immediately by act of any legislative body. Dr. Levermore had his say at a time when the world was ready to listen. He was famous and a little later as much attention or more was given to a woman who swam the English Channel, a heavyweight who won a crown, and a boy who stayed - in the cold water long enough to paddle the distance from Catalina to the mainland. Over all of these the quiet scholar had tremendous advantage for he had put an ideal before the world. If the predictions in the Levermore jplan are sound there will be another day on which his name will be heard in the country. It is a plan tested only by time and time already has accomplished some few things in the direction of his reasoning. Oakland Tribune. WHEN 4 f s , 4 $ 6 9 r? t1 It f! I- - 4 31 -- to-b- e Consul Learns Why Omar Extolled Trees ?MC Washington, (P) Augustin William Ferrin, American consul .at Tabriz, thinks he has found out At hy Omar became so enthusiastic about a tree. Telling in the current Foreign Service Journal of his transfer to the ancient Persian port near Mount Araret, to reopen the United States consulate closed since 1920, he observes : The solicitude 0 fthe Moslem husband and father surrounds every house and garden with high mud walls lest an alien see the beauties of his harem, but in the suburbs where the almonds, apricots and peaches grow, the walls boog-keep- Whitney j y iaA. TW excl agitator imparts s ter action swirling that washes the clothe with a maz ins speed and gentle , FROM HIS HABIT are lower and from horseback one may look into orchards would do some of KeUorrs whose pink and white profuwould go out of business. the sion harmonizes in spring Every doctor should recommend Ft. 1 tell with the earthen ramparts, all that I know so that they can get the joy out of life I am getting since I started on making a monochrome of al- Kelloggs S months ago. most Japanese beauty, unforUn. Juuan Lad us Burlington, VI tunately ephemeral. Hollow cheeks, pimples, listlessThrough these orchards a ness are some of the symptoms. river runs, or at least a stony Dont risk it another day. Kelloggs is guaranteed to reghannel, requiring picturesque lieve constipation. Two tableepoon-ful- s arched bridges over it though daily m chronic cases, with bed is the destitute of water, every meal. which has been diverted inDelicious with milk or cream to irrigation ditches. Beyond and add fruits or honey. Use in Comes ready to eat. Sold the orchards all is sand and cooking. and served everywhere. Made by landa gravel, typical Persian Kellogg in Battle Creek. Recipes scape, explaining perhaps the on package. exaggerated poetic praise of Persian gardens. Ond remembers that a tree, a jug of and wine, a loaf of bread thou made a paradise in BRAN Omars time. N Fre Call 29 for Demonstration Logan City Electric Light Offic . 180 North Min permanently. "Her ' g . - t,, j face was deep fin ehncetatratlonVJ to 4 INSWEIts TO , YESTEItI)3Y(4 ,! 1 34 May EXERCISES ; to 1 Sav did you ' gntherfl forffi-eily- ? CORN- . N 2. Accent laBt Dec 87 4 Slasterv of the English language Autumn 4 biogtaphff History, March .90 4 opens the door to business ahd account, memoir.1 5 chronicle, 8 to social success Ten minutes a day Congregate. , s ft .93 4 devoted to this Game Of Correct 7 to 8 English will result In a marked and rapid improvement to any9ATS 9 8 .4 3 49 8 ones vocabulailv. 49 8 1 MarrX 51 51 8 51 What Is wrong with tl)is 52 4 sentence? "There Is no use or .52 .52 8 May to 8 me going " 2 What is the correct pronunciation of peculiar 31 04 3 8 $1 03 31 03 8 3 Which one of these words Is 1 07 1 06 1 06 4 1 08 1 07 4 4 Cohesion, 1,07 7 S' misspelled? coeise, ciedukms, conduit and 4 Fill In the missing letters of POILTRY these synonyms for the word Chicago, Nov. 18 (AP) Poultry order d, (noun) alive steady; fowls f trm, easy; rec - - o . - - r - - t - - n, in - - p ceipts ll ears; fowls 12 fo 21c: 23e,- - turkeys 38 to springs 1 Pill in the proper word, then 42e; mosters 17c; ducks 18c to this word in daily conver3a-- a 2 2c: geese 20 to 2ic. few tunes and March Harvest Festival Hyrum First Ward - ALL-BRA- - 5-- ALL-BRA- N ALL-BRA- N Here is the latest snd highest development In wash inf machfews a powerful, speedy, efficient electric washer that embeuftsa every feature n modem wasjier should have. Polished copper tub, grey enameled base, wriag er, soft rubber rolls and double drain board. Convenient terms. Come in today for a demottradon. Ilyrum, Nov. 18 A harvest festival will be conducted in the First ward amusement hall Friday evening1 November 18 at 7:30. The program in-eludes: Instrumental trio, Brenchley Brothers ; one act comedy, Count Your Graces, 1 conducted Mrs. Melinda Liljenquist aid Miss Phyllis Liljenquist with the following cast: Lucille Rex, Lavern McBride, Stella McBride, Beatrice Clawson, Edna Riggs, Jule Albertson, Lawrence Liljenquist, Lamont Baxter, hqmorous b leading, L. A. Sorenson; Vocal 1 31 1- -2 1 30 8 1 31 g 8 7-- 3-- Castle Gate 8-- 3-- 1- -4 3-- Clear Creek 1- 8 ni -- -s -- THATCHER COAL COMPANY South Main Log&a v PHONE 76 Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed 155 , |