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Show Wednesday, August 1, 1928. Ballantyne of this city and has Juvenile Judge Nelson and been the guest J while In Logan. Randolph, Rich Co, to hold court therejuvenile Mr- - and Mrs. Jesse Eail and their guests, Mr and Mts. W. Grass Fire The .fire deIV. Hilton of Chicago, returned partment was called to and ex;nn Tuesday from a tour of the tinguished a grass fire East on i ehewstone Park on which First North on Tuesday (they started on July twenty-sixt- h All weie delighted with the wonders seenjn the paik. Professor Herbert Reick of, Cornell University, Ithaca, New! .Ogden, Utah, Aug i uVPiFif Piemature Anouncemeni hundred person? saw the fin,t It ork; and Mrs. Reick, were has been previously but mistak- gaip-we-ek end Visitors andiair mail Plane oi. u 0 new salt 'Lake City- - Great alls route enly announced in The Journal here at down on the mum Today and Tomorrow AukT 1st and 2nd i 1 , filers y llarry Sullivan f' and ! Miss Ruth mLi in a that Mr. and Mrs. Niki Paevvai and family had, let t for an 'automobile tour of the Yellowstone Park. The fkt is that fthey and I)r. Geoige Paoa of (Hawaii, will leave for the paik ,oiv Saturday. Star Scouts, under tire leadership of JYalhe Stock, vtrho has arranged p, banquet for thp boys. It is also planned to con 'duct several hikes in the ir.oun-taid- ;j near Grays lake, about 50 miles from Afton. i Valley-Boy-- . Missionary Returns Bishop and Mrs. Charles England received a wore today anonuncmg the arrival on the steamship Majestic,- - from England, of their somllarold, who has just been released from missionary service in the British missionary field. Enroute home he proposes toyisit some of the principal cities. He enjoyed the voy-- , age and escaped seasickness. i t J 10 50 .import o'clock this morning and de- part ten minutes lam with lap pounds of Ogden leu Salt Lake City, Aug l (AP) Airmail service betwtm Salt Lake City and Great Falls started today when a Fokker monoplane of the National Park Airway lne hop neie a ped otf from the anpu-10.30 a7 m., for the Montana city The ship, which caniui nine pou ches of mail weighing 424 pounds will make stops at ogden, Utah, Pocatello, Idaho and Butte Mont where additional mail paunches' were to be taken on Ray Ellsmore was the pilot for the initial flight, wun W O Wai ker aboard as mail Ucik- Uovei-no- r George H. pern United States Senator William H. King and other officials participated m a brief ceremony just before the craii took oft. The plane was scheduleu to arrive at Great Falls ai'4 30 tins afternoon. Helena, Mont-- Aug I (AP) Montanas first ah mail plane cleared its three points m this State thi morning and winged Its way out of Butte, hound for Poc ateilo. Idaho, Ogden Utah and its terminus, Salt Lake City At each city in the loute crowds gathered to watch the takeoff At Butte, the gathering was distinguished by toe presmee or A'. M Jardine, ledeial secretary of agriculture Governor Erickson, Mayor Beadle, N. H. Rowe, Montana dir ector of the National Parks airways. members of the city and Aithur McGregor, who is a county governments member of the Income Tax Department at Washington, D. C World Is Going Dry w'as in Logan for a short visit Merchants with his sister, Mrs. Wilford W. Smart, and to attend the Oporto, Portugal, Aug 1 (A1) funeral services n- f- his little oi this disniece Ruth. He regrets that it Wine merchants the most was necessary for him to trict faced 'withe leave for Los Angeled on busi- drastic slump in exports ever ness, as he woula like to have known, decare that the world renewed his acquaintance with is gradually going dry. lhe returns for the past year his Cache .valley friends. show that, the average annual Estates Appraised Inventor- export of 80,000 casks of wine ies and appraisements of estat- has 'sunk this year to 26,000 es have been filed with the casks. The merchants of Nova the wine center facing county clerk as follows: Estate de Gaya,across the River Douro of Lorenzo A. Christiansen, ap- Oporto of 130 cask a report surplus William T. praised by James, which will be increased greatly DMJohn P. James and showed a valuation of with the fast approaching new $1 300 all in real estate. Estate vintage in September. Not only is the, port wine of Fred J. Marshall, appraised but by Charles England, Jesse Earl trade seriously menaced, cork and John Q. Adams, gave the the sister industries of value of real estate at $3,000 ; of and bottle making are propor-to affected, according personal property at $343; a to- tionally de Noticias. Diaria the tal of 3,345- Estate of Erastus The greatly increased tariff and Barbara Jensen, appraised levied England on port wine, by II. Fred Downs, by Joseph and that since prohibifact .the Smith and Fred Johnson- ,- gave the value of, real estate at tion in he United States went in 1920, an imrpensp $1,750, and of personal property into effect market has been closAmerican at 5,724 39; making a total of ed, are partially responsible for $7,474.39. Advance Fall Styles High Type Coats i Scouts Off On Hike sixteen Boy Scouts of the Ixigan Seventh ward left Tuesday morning on their annual hiking expedition- They .will' be received by , S Sweep , " ! An Ace in the Hole"' other acts and LOCAL li TRUSTWORTHY GOODS Lo-ite-en Vaudeville Fantages . Cunningham and v wr Bennett S Stockton Christiansen Co - s popular song; PAGE THREE uvemle-Officer-Kingvve- nmmtE t THE JOURNAL. LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. U A. C. Piolessor Wins On July H7 in the Campus Theatre at Evanston 111 , Make Believe by A. A- - Milne was presented twice to capacity houses. During each presentation Professor Chester J. Myers of fh.3 U. A ; C. faculty received hem ty applause for his splendid work. ME Myers doubled, play ing James,4 the Hubbard butler and The Blue Prince, Mr. Myejs Is doing graduate work this? Summer at Northwestern Ap-Jplau- Beth Thuiber of the U University. A. C left yesterday for Detroit, Attorney Bowen Mithigan to attend the convenin moving from of tion of dancing masters Salt Lake and a wider to Logan America. She will be . away field for the of his abildisplay one month. about ity and bui'dmg up a wider Albert Ernclientele, Idaho est BowenAttorney Mrs- Olof Nelson of of the Salt Lake firm Fal's and daughter, Vera are in of Clark, Richards 'and Bowen, Logan on a visit with Mrs. Nel- made a wise move; as he not son's mother, Mrs. E- - J. Pal- onlv greatly, increased his promer. Mrs Nelson expects to fessional business, but at the join Mr- Nelson at Butte about meeting of the Utah StateJBar the middle of the month. Association held on Tuesday at IR- - IloteJ Utah, he was elected The regular monthly meetng president of that organization of the Logan Stake Genealogical io succeed Richard W. Young. wmLers will be hed Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Helmar Johnevening August 2 at 8 p, m. in son, Mr. and Mrs. Hillyard Stake House. All ward commit- Johnson-mi- d title daughter, and tee woikers are invited to be Wendell all of Beling-hamJohnson, present- - : Fredei ick S c h o les, where they Washington, stake chairman. are connected with the Golden Rule store, conducted by E- W. Mias Lilie Iliggs of the Elliott, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stockton-Ch- t istiansen Depart Dobbs and little daughter of ment, store left today for Port- Port A n g e es, Washington, land, Oiegon on her summer where Mr. Dobbs is employed vacation- - Whdu away she ex- in another branch store under pects to be guest of her bro- Mr. EJIiots supervision, are all ther James whom she hasnt hera on vacation visits. seen in several years. Liv ely Party Going Fred II. C C. Rich is back from a Lundberg, Mose Reese, L. S pleasa it outing to his ranch on Smart, Chester Swinyard Vern th0 tnake liver near Blackfoot. Crockett of the City Drug Co.; Mltile m Idaho he had a very Ewart Swinyard and Dr- C. C. tvessful fishing trip and Randall are planning to leave bn tight back the evidence to tonight for Detroit where they pn ve the story. He caught sev- expect to visit the Buick facen fine trout that weighed tory and to drive home new &eun pounds and more , Buick car?. They will be away about ten days and will likely Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wool-le- drive, into Canada on the return daughter Minerva and son trip as well as visit Kansas Ga lies of Lcs Angeles, after a City and other important pWant visit here with relati- points Mr. Lundberg said he ves, left Has morning fir Bear expects to call at the home of R'ko. Alton, Wj tining, and the Sam" Christensen in Iowa and Ydio'vstone Nan Talk. Mrs. give him a visit on the re Mio.Iev was Btufl Uona jomney. Miss Honored-Anparentl- - . - , - 1 -- - 1 y, We Must Make Romii for s FaU Goods Big Cist Prices on Summer Goods i9EH!asim Cut Rate Store to the be-first-to-- new silhouette, designed from new materials, tailored along new lines trimmed with new furs in the modern manner. 1 have made special inducements to early buyers of WOMENS BETTER IWe SarWine - . In turn we want you , COATS to MAKE YOU DOUBLY ANXIOUS TO WEAR THEM RIGHT NOW. You actually save $10.00 to $25.00 on your purchase if you buy durinthis sale, besides you Rct first choice and a full seasons wear. Theic (are bruwns, tans. daik red and greens and blackU Bick-mor- e, The furs are Beaver, Tipped Badger, VVolf, Silyer Kit 1' ox, Black Wolf, Golden Pox, Jap Coon and Black1 Catcuel. - Leave For Washington Mr. and Mrs- Weston Vernon, Jr., who have been visiting with their parents and numerous friends throughout the state, left here at noon today for Ogden from whence they depap ea at 3 oclock this afternoon over the Denver aiyr Rio Grande railroad for their home in Washington, D. C. Mr. Ver non. a graduate of the U. A. C. and a former Logan journalist, will resume his practice of law with the firm of Dunnington, Walker, Gregg & Gregg,- - a large concern, having ofticesin - The regular value of these coats is $75.or toSlpM the situation, bulr both these are discounted hytha recent unprecedented slump for Try ThonfOn Today A FowfAre On Display In The Window- factor which tttefe is no explanation exceptrtnat offered by the gruntled wine growers and dis- mer-chtnt- - s- A Xwine New York, Washington," Phil- secondary menace to the trade is the increasin ronsnmptlcn of beer in wmenroducingxOimtry. Government To meet this has published prohibi ting the installation of new beer shops within 300 meters of the citieshf Lisbon and Oporto and within 200 meters of other towns- 800,000 Portugal produces casks of wine per annum, most of which are going to waste. Yet Portugal is a country usually omitted from the itinerary of the visiting American adelphia and ether, eastern cities- Mrs- Vernon, formerly a popular studeftt of the University of JUtah is the dauhter of Mr, arid Mrs. P. M. Neilson of jMi city. On their way east tourist. J they intend to visit a short time -with Mr- and Mrs- Victor Reese Nine Canadian at St. Louis, Mrs. Ileese was Workmen Killed formerly Miss Ida Thatcher. St. Catherines, Ont., Aug. 1 Pacific Islanders Excursion (ATNine workmen were killed Friday, August third. Pacific today when a steel gate in the Islanders organizations oiL the Wellamt eanal at Thorold, Dnt., state will hold their annual reunion on the Waikiki Beach collapsed, precipitating 30 men at the Lagoon resort, for which to the bottom of the canal. great preparations are being made in a number of counties Dentist Shot Wife in the state to present striking And Two Children features of life on the islands in conand take part various Park, N J; Aug 1 (APi tests- Cache county has a very Roselle Dr. Arthur M Wooisey. a young efficient roup of islanders and dentist, today shot and killed his missionaries, with John J- Ro- wife. Marguerite, and their two berts at the head. Under direc- children, five and seven years tion of Niki Paewai a group of old,, while they slept in their beds sixteen have for some time been The shooting occurred early this and Wooisey remained practicing a series of Haka morning the house with the bodies until dances never before introduced in after noon when he telephoned into the United States. The police headquarters with a report Cache group will also present a of ....trouble in the ..house, When called feature Taalolo, repre- police armed Woolly surrender sentative of the highest honor ed. All that he would say as to it is possible to pay a group of the motive was that he had dovisiting villagers or authorities. mestic troubles. 4 Mr. Paewai will represent the The sheriffs department toManaia, and Mrs. Paewai the day com Dieted delivery of regiTauko. The party from Cache to the various ion books stry ' wtl l a "per B'ot jgdraLioiF agtrfts"5f ""the cltV and county. - - - - Throughout the Store You Surely Save MOtJey Here models created for the cominff season. - 4- . We are fortunate enouh to secure a limited number of advance Fall Coats v FIRST. Exclusive , - at a Saving -- -i hey-feu-- Salt Lake Commission Johnson Asks United Alleged Bank Bandit Support JForJIoover Arrested By Police! To Make Deeision On Natural Gas Question Pasadena, Calif. Aug. 1, (AP) Long Beach, Calif., Aug. 1, (AP) Alleged to be the man who yestSalt Lake City, Aug. 1 (AP) erday tied up ten employes and The Salt Lake City commission a customer of the branch of the probably will enact a decision be Security Trust and Savings Dank fore the end of the week on the here and took $29,000 in cash and O10 franchise to itetribute na- Druszmaski, checks, Vladimir plea for united Republican support of Herbert Hoover for president and for maintenance of the Republican tariff to protect California fruit interests was made by United States Senator- - Human Johnson, speaking here last night In the campaign for his party and am!led lffiS'toSicSS .elf hnoepuS!Sl his own candidacy foe Park early LnbHy .'tuwiearjig'beHxre The senator also denounced the today Huntington Power Trust fight against BouldCash amounting to $17,512 and the commission last At the night. was er dam. $11,120 in travelers checks he was inhearing arguments for and again- terrupted Frequently recovered, police said. by bursts of applause were heard. franchise st the and there were shouts pf approval , Druszymski Rplice Said, admitwhen he spoke for a united party ted the robbery and confessed to to. support the Hoover candidacy. having robbed two banks here Three Goshute Indians - Johnson pointed out that the previously. Are Under chief target of he power rust has- - been the Bonlder-dafightFlood Makes 36,000 f project for the development Salt Lake City, Aug. 1 (.T) Colorado River and upon thi3" the Homeless Siberians Three Goshute Indians headed the final contest is stOl to be by their chief, Johnny Syrnes, waged. Amur, Siberia, were brought here from the Blagovteschensk, Referring to the Boulder Dam re More than 36,000 Aug rt (AP) ;n in west- fight that is to come in the senreservati Creek Deep vilsldents of this city and nearby and placed in the coun- ate, he said: lages are homeless as the result ern Utah who Those who are not of floods in the Amur river. The ty jail to await trial on charges are not ra terror of afra'd, oppowerful stream rose another five inches of conspiring to attack and ponents will go forward to the vesterday inundating 74 streets and Maim B. E. Briganee, reserva- conflict, determined to defeat 25 squares in this city. this conspiracy, one of the most gtion agent. shameless in our country s hisAirplanes are flyin- over the flooded area scattering circulars tory, and to establish the right of admonishing the population to Seriously government to function for the maintain order until the governof the people benefit n ment can rush aid. By A Cave-iAll available vessels and other The fellow who thinks hits ku craft have been mobilized to transRock Springs, Wyo., Aug 1 (AP) feied all the humiliation in the sufferMike Kuzmanuh, 36, yas pos- world should spend a couple of port provisions to the flood ers Railway facilities ars crippled sibly fatally injured when caught weeks with relatives some time but repairs of the roads are being m a cave-i- n of roof rock in the when hes dead broke. rushed.. Un.on Coal mine, eight last night His skull was fracturA ten hor repower Diesel engine An English inventor imitation ed and left leg broken. developed by French engineers marble for clefck cases and similar A French inventors vise has a operates at about one fifth the c,ist purposes is so elastic that articles Jrp-made it to be used at any angle. capacity. ped. A -- , Arrest - gt Injured , . -- Js 3 jLI .3 |