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Show TH1 JOURNAL. LOGAN. CACHE PAGE TWO J'rtday, February ptaj county, 23. IC'JO. Chic Beach Garb THE JOURNAL -- BY PUBLISHED EARL&EN GLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY 1 at Loj?an,'Xtn, - evfry. day -- in the week except Ve-y- FURNISHED ON APPLICATION RATES ADVERTISING X Sunday -,42.00 By mail, per month By mail, per year ... Delivered, per month . Deliiered, per jear- - 2Sc - 45 -- $4.50 : M '- The Aasoctuted Trees la exclusively entitled to the nae for republlcatlon of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and alao the local news published therein. All right of republication of special dispatches therein are also reserved. Rain READINGS Fair Change --- - -- y' , j Member of Associated. Press BAROMETER " ' JtVyt , 'A - -- f narily sell for nuich more. If you vant VALUES, Safeway has them for you, NOW! Come and get thenfl - to E3ar. 6 ; 4 ' 4A IT V to-D- ay e real , dollar so le, vhere a dollar buys a whole basketful. Just note these prices- all on high grade foods that ordiold-tim- (SUBSCRIPTION RATES Paid in adtanec jz- fycfcTi r mm 29l2il345!67!8930 Flow farm prices f9 j J , For Sat March 1 uo-sa- Moormeister Had Threatened to Kill k J r Tall cans.. f&ape lives VatFeamps IS IS! iny 2 cans NO. y yy. during the last Christmas holidays, and that he had been there two or three times during He went to the theatre with Dr., and Mrs, Moormeister in February, which was the last time he had seen them together, he said. He had seen Dr. Moormeister alone a number of times since that , occasion, he continued, at the office of one or the other of them, and the doctor was at the, Peter .home a week or ten days before his wifes murder. At that time a charge brought by the state department of licenses against the physician had been as between friends, discussed Jan-uai- y. American and Japanese Naval Delegates ' Pan Oval Can Tomato or Mustard rft Sardines -- 1 sQp Extra Can Mil . Large iI Fancy Texas One Extra Pound '- - Fairsex ..Toilet Soap One Extra Bar 1 Chocolate Malted Milk Package Uneeda Biscuit Crackers One Extra Cheerio One id Extra Package Fresh Loin Butts LJ BACON lean : . While they streaked-u-p- er No. . pound rihTt c last Fresh Sugar Cured SQUARES SALT BACON . 1 pound 19 Quality, Fat Side, pound 18c five-pow- Fancy Sugar Cured per lH 30 BEEF RIB BOIL Thick Tender Pack. House 15 PORK SAUSAGE Fresh Ground per pound 10c SLICED BACON ihV 8 five-pow- S55- - MODERN MARKET s7 22amtmrgei f TV Bail, ' round.. V T I f FANCY CHOICE SELECTED 2c35c pund 27c Center Cut Slices 2 pounds M MTlkirflH fa inters gi4 tit fc iilliUTf i lupw illlkHilIri if A Beans Northern Hassles ft Packages . . RiceTffi. . Paste 13 oz. . Amaizo 1 lb. Packages Starch Sardines d&Ut, Twelve' Soe Your Choice .. 3680 Tall cans Van Camps Tomato E,,,,uet ,No. Vi Queens Taste ... Math cans.. Franco American . Soup Lux F3a!ies Devil Meat Sma11 Packages No. cans .... H "FresfaFruitcasid 'Vegetables Crisp Lettuce SeEa; 7c: :Spshachjrrw,3 O lbs. 2c SunltlstOrangesiS Doz.5Sc lbsc US W1 md vJ Bermuda Se . axr .Peas'. 'lCo.na. Catsup . m-ciul- 2.90-3.2- R Pound.. EOUT er Min-robo- Inspected Meats CHOICE LEAN RIB CHOICE YOUNG BEEF er 2.30-2.3- Markets fresh chopped beef , 1 31E SPECIALS FOE SATURDAY re POTATOES PotaChicago. Feb. 28 AP USD s TI9 cars, on track 290; toes Ictal I'. S. shipments 753 cars; traildull: !isron-.i- n ing slow, market marked round whites 2.3.V2.50; socked round whites Idaho sacked Rusets Eilis piw W iaa Lowest Prices er five-pow- Each and every one of the above items are real bargains And dont forget, here is where you get those Tender Juicy U. S. Inspected Beef Pot Roasts at Saturday saving prices, 12 imf ifmwm mf be-A- ig Small Package PORK ROAST Continued from Page Ofte craft cckiference, that undersea formed an important part of her fleet and hence that she might be willing to make concessions in other categories in order to secure a desired strength in submarines. The American and British have made it clear they have no " for "the- - Japanese-delegatito return'" toToR y odissattsfled with Hence the reUie,asr cement. cent conversations between Sena tor David A. Reed and Ambassador Matsudaira of Japah have been along lines exploring the whole field of both. - American and 'Japanese proposals, in order to secure the most agreeable ar ran cement to each. - Tae - impressioa prevailed,, at American headquarters that the Japanese negotiations would lake considerable time, especially since the American and British total tonnages will be independent of France's and no progress is made in solving the French problem because of the absence of the French from the conference visitAmbassador Matsudaira ed Senator Reed this morning aiid At the they conferred briefly. nme time Secretary Stimson conferred with Arthur Hehdersont British secretary of state, at the British foreign office. Whatever may ultimately come in the way of an agreement, ail the delegations have made it abundantly clear they are strivarrangement, ing for a 'indeed, the British spokesman this morriing avered that the conversations were proceeding satisfactorily in the directionHe of dida agreement. not indicate, however, what sort of agreement he had in mind or whether it would fulfill the original purposes of the conference. tm on Extra Head Spinach May Compromise de-si- llcau - Solid Heads One M H ajj A Strasag Beaus Bunny qrossaatoes Highway Blue Peter Testifies Peter was led Into a discussion of the occasion on February 14 when he said, he had been out wita Mrs. Moormeister and another woman and her car had beca.ue stuck, In ..the mud. This a as the "occasion testified to by Miss Hugentobler yesterday from which she said her sister hud returned home complaining of the effects of a strong alcoholic drink she said she had taken. Only am No. Lavora he said. lc Special .6 -- No. 2 cans.... T over again. Fortunate Mr. Schwab! Not many of us here in Logan would say the same thing. A highly successful man like Mr. Schwab, who has made few business mistakes, and who has always tried to play fair and square, might well feel that way. But the ordinary person knows he has neglected many opportunities, both to accomplish more in the world, and to be helpful to others. He would change his past if he could. , Even if we are well advanced in years, it is still possible to atone for the mistakes of the past. The people who want to learn find opportunities in every newspaper, and in a hundred contacts with tjiq world. 'No. 2Vi cans.. Sf23S32iCf2 Aatociaud Prttt Photo Gioria Gordorrvif Now York an-joying a stroll along Miami Beach, f Fla. Continued from Page one He said that while he and Dr. NOTHING TO REGRET Moormeister had come from the same section of Germany, they had not known each other until M. SCHWAB, famous steel magnate, recently CHARLES his G5th birthday. He remarked that there has been they mbt here in 1911- Peter said he and his wife nothing in his life that he would change if he had to live it called at the Moormeister home 1 Del Monte S 11 jl,& Peach Plsaeapple THE getting it now, The farm board is using its influence to induce the farmers Jo reduce production. Many farmers would say that while they would be satisfied to reduce acreage provided the growers do so all over yet each one is fearful that if he reduces acreage, other will not do so. In that case he would be out of luck, with only a small crop to sell at low prices. The success of the farm board plan thus clearly depends on its hhilitv to induce farmers all over the country to cut production down to the needs of the marketT H Del Monte No. 1 cans.. Maximum No. 1 cans... . continued low prices for wheat and other agricultural creates a situation that the farmers will complain of bitterly. We shall soon get a pretty jgood test of what the federal farm board can do to stabilize these prices. The farmers are entitled to a fair price for their products, and they are not j m$is,wpp ESrM Sop . . The above readings are taken from THE JOURNALS barometer at 1:00 oclock each afternoon except Sunday. The yesterday" reading each Monday refers to Saturdays reading. A Big pt - Yesterday the-country- w,i ir i trmu - ir t I MMonle Mipum -- e . J.VJ f Hr.. |