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Show t 9 t t; i. ..., - - ' . .. X -- j few fanry 2.95-3.sacked Minnesota t Idaho wacked I whites 2.65-sets new stock; teas, 2.73-231- 2JiO ; Market 2 I MRS. HOWARD JON Ps, ('orn -pomlcnl - L ' announced Jack Grant and txo Wellsville Mr. and Mrs. Jo-- 1 u!dre'l frarl and Glenn and arrd Mr' G. W. Stookcy of seph Brcnchley announce Uiet ,aIt I,a':e calling on marriage of their daughter tlves herc 011 Sunday to Earl Willison of Lo-- 1 gan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- - Bishop and Mrs. Evan H. ham Willison, which was solem- - Bmkhcad are being congratu-nize- d in the Logan temple on i3 ted the arrival of a son Wednesday, April 30. After the born on Wednesday. Mother ceremony the happy eoupie ieit and babe are doing fine, for short honeymoon trip to- -j Mr. and Mrs Grant Ham-gethwith Miss Karma ar.d daughter, Keltic of bitts , and La .run Evmon who Roy, epent Sunday here with were also married the .same her parents, Mr. and Mrs Miss Brenchlcy is one of Thomas Branchicy, Mls- Johnson and children of Mantua spent the Trhantea 1 SoP5 A' , fore pait of the week here v..th Mr' and th past eighteen months. success them and happi-- 1 Mr. and Mrs Wayne Tibbitt; ness along their journey of life and daughter Marjorie Jean of toitether. Lorenzo. Idaho, spent - Friday Mrs. John Perkins who recenthere with their parevening an underwent ly operation for ents Mr. and Mrs, D. J. Jones goitre at a Salt Lake hospital, on vay to Salt Lake la was able to be brought home see their the pageant, The Message Friday. of the Ages LADIES FARM BUREAU and Mrs. Aaron Attorney LOCAL MEETS of and children Members of the Ladies Farm LeUhman Saturday to Eureau local No. 1, met at the Brigham came week end here wih -- the home of Mrs. Daniel A Idesh-ir.a- n on Thursday afternoon. their parents, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. John J. Hendry gave an John A. Leishman Mrs Robert Hendry of Weiscr interesting talk on floor coverJiere ings; structure of the home, is spending a few weeks framing and hanging of pic- visiting with her father Thomas tures, draperies and also, gave Leishman?- whose health is very several recipes. poor. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Parker Mr. and Mrs Walter Hendry of Layton returned home on and Mr and Mrs Joseph Henafter spending the ary of Nampa, Idaho returned Sunday week end here with relatives. home after ''eating a week here SEVERELY with relatives. ILL Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Stodsees dard of Rexburg, Idaho, who Secretary Lamont to attend the furra. of erne problem ' MrsrStoddafdVbrofher, Daniel to T.' Stuart, are staying here be at the bedside of Mrs. Stoddards sister, Mrs. Maty E. Hill, Continued from Page One who is severely ill. Little hope is held for her recovery at this or two percent of supply over writing. All members of her demand or the reveise, was more than sufficient to vary family are at her bedside. Mrs. J. F. Webb of Fresno prices- California who arrived WednesThis spring, aporoaching day evening to attend the fun- the situation in the oil induseral of her mother Mrs. D H. try, the federal oil conservaMaughan which was held Wed- tion board studies convinced nesday afternoon was present the industry that a persisting of at the buriel services which gasoline were postponed until Thursday could be made to fit the demorning on account of her not mand by the comparatively arriving here in time for the simple expedient of stopping services, returned home Friday Sunday work in refineries. The on account of the illness of adoption of that suggestion her husband who is at a Fresno rather generally curtailed supthan hospital suffering with neuritis. ply n by something less -- Mr.ffij and - Mrs LevL K ,Park ex Hi, land, seems and family, Mrs. James R. Buist, that single industry to have Mrs. John Russell of Hooper adjusted the situation to the and Mrs. Clarence Childs of advantage of all concerned. industrial Now. in the Ogden attended the funeral of Mrs. Maughan on Wednesday. world generally it seems proMr. and Mrs. David Hurst bable that the maximum swing -and son Clare of Paradise were between wrhat we think of as Jthe guests of their parents, Mr. high production and low , proa and Mrs. 'Henry Maughan on duction is roughly within limit of 10 percent up or down Sunday. FLORADELL SCHOOL from the average, of course, PREPARES MAY FESTIVAL there isnt any easy way out The Floradell school is work- of a period of of stocks for the indusing hard on the May Festival to be held before the school trial world; things simply have - closes, NiisS' Helen .Baugh t. a., to slow down until coti .sti nip been chosen queen and Lee tion catches up, as we learned Bair. king. It is the aim of the in 1921 and 1922. But there teachers to have every child of are no such accumulations tothe school in some part of the day of goods on hand as there were then. Prices will not program. B. have to break as badly to efMr. and Mrs. Thomas ' Bradshaw are rejoicing over the fect output reduction,-an- d they cafe arrival of a fine baby girl haven t done so. bom on Wednesday. Mother and From all of our studies, it babe are doing fine. does not seem that industrial John Myers who has been ill goods have been piled up high for the past three weeks is enough m any staole line to slowly improving -- but is still threaten a protracted period of are helpless. absorption berore they Mrs. Leda Wilson and child- moved, and before production ren of Hyrum spent Friday here and distribution can be rewith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sumed at normal pressure. in William Leatham. She also was With ar steady increase guest of Mrs. Kelly Litz in the population in the country, with a afternoon. permanent disposition! in LOGAN HIGH our people to. consume in the more BAND CONCERT long run individually The Logan high school band goods and. services, it does gave a very delightful and in- - not seem to me that a general teresting concert at the Wells-- ; appearance" of ville ward tabernacle on Tues- - of commodities can be long' day evening where both ward maintained. Any apparent sur A.s met conjointly. After 'the concert they gave a dance affecting prices, can be taken in the pavilion where a large up rather quickly in the Unicrowd gathered and enjoyed ted States by a relatively small shfft'of' conditions r the dance, f-- M'rs 3.90-1.6- ishy-wa4i- nt u;n er Tib-Imo- nd weIiffiXweL0iiUlCJ AliS Todays Trading Street 3.59-3.6- 8 2 5-- 25-3- 21-2- 2 t 4 iit-a- "') S Use tha Cld Noodle! Hudson Maxim wrote: There 11 a class of men who hang onto the coat tolls of progress and cry nut whoa under the dPluslon that they arc meritorious conservatives.'' Other men jnmp at anything wew, ary change, under the dMusioa that ft is timer, Ye are given Judgment to toll us when, to Jump. loifayetfe .tmirna! nml Oonrier. , ; 15,-71- gno ! 28-3- 31-3- I J; fair, market weak; Texas sack Bliss Triumphs 3w sts sacked ' Biisa latuisiana Triumphs sarked Biis Triumphs 3.63. t- A S's J & 4 2tJ.89-26.5t- i. si is ''T r V 4 4 a, ILOIE fears disease and strive the short rovering movement which ST towhich Doctors Speah: Flour AP Minneapolis, May evade ii," bat rather in the caused the violent Upswing ' late I i Dean 33,897. Quotations ; vinrhiinged was 'shipment Advauivs whicn nmipieltal. of feslenlay Greece ancient Red Cross Meet spirit 2 to 5 points were common, with . ( lovt-it. liealth and pursues a few erratic issues mailing wilier j MIIEVT MARKET (Continued from Page One) FOU.TRT gains. Hie market soon turned Chicago, May 6 P brain table; Fewlfry: rallier w Chicago, May 6 AP howrvvr, asj Wheat: Open High I.ovr 'I lose health, asserted that at pre-eealive. 3 ears. 22 tracks; easier; ssidalion tor the rise was largely i May 1.91 1.01 1 2 1.03-5-- 8 1.03 5.000,000 children ippiy ramders hroilers held in abeyance 1.0 it 8 fowls I :i 8 1.021-pending more July I 2 ! On Wall definite testing of the price (Pcl. hept 1.83 13; turkeys 29. Nw. l.Dfi 1 2 Mil I 4 1.06 yearly! for admission to Ameii- - i 25 old IE out traders who bought" Her. 1.19 I 8 1.111-- 4 M and 1.10 31 ducks 29; spring geese can schools and that of this af yesterdays low levels tmik their number 50,000 are tubercular. I s the market turned dull BITTER profits. OGDEN 1 1 ESTOCK B ( l.i !nlc A. Jaggcr, This number rise; to 250,000 by around miihlay and renew rd pres-iiir- c Chicago, May 6 AP Batter; 6 Al I S!) V Hogs: May Ogden, lrevs Financial Editor of children j the time this to failed appear, hullish steady; creamery extras 35; New reaches high school age,' ho irt., Hi) 6 M Thysivians opeeationa in tin utilities were re-- j 573. including HI for market; standards 83; extra firsts S3 said and the entire simusl. subs, steady to unevenly to (tie sj(M-praethwHy maiket iviiortwl tmlaj seconds Could the total of rhentil! Hut llie patient was re4i,iK man-an- market showed a strong upward j rally firsts several lots light and liiglicr; diseases and defects be w, . :h- medium weigiil hufthers !l 8 VI (1.1.7; Eggs; 28,313; sternly; prices showing (airly pro1 I rend during the early afternoon, ed, he continued, they would toi nmmed signs ill' mu very after the1 packing sows quoted 8.25 down. found equivalent to 'ail other remit aitart. gf com ul .kins, Tli' j (utile: 181, ineluifing 77 ' for Where Few State Meet POT TOES liitle done rariy; loud i types of phyikal "iwHic i.nd f were im liaeii to (like a mnservative market; tn United one ts (he There place defects taken togcis-r.mixed nushiim and good cows ami 6 AP f'SDA f view, lioveei e; imticiu In; (bat in Stub's lucago. May states ennie to heiters 818; odd head hulls 7.25 and Potutoes: 79; on liere four direct r! ttmnnlrife set hurts wtinllT not It" Tlie Yale hyg'ev track 369, total getlier Arisen a, Utah, Oloanlo 1'nitcd States sliiimeits 589; old t. tiers aisumil !2.H. urged that the Am nnn Rf-d-j i nni!sal in a rase of (Ins sort. As jet there is New Mexico. and 1 : none seek those a il ite all Mortis with 3,696, to Cross terrui Shsi (hroiigh; stock; trading slow, market dull; liogan (In iy no tevin at this intersection. I ins mari.ct. Wisconsin sacked ronnd whites' conditions, not in ti.c spirit fnrt !ici out Inn s( of susnigtli, as at DMTBT VELLS11E , -- 9 I " That Flatter Mod of U enpadfy of being bored I owe sign of intellebt, Terre Harata v . Tribune. A V MrS-wis- 1 ' ! FACTS' o;f LEAD sr-en- - in &aiferai! T Over production I to make tires. I put my name on them to certify that they Akron I began f - "' - ts 'ixfv - ; , J fa !" . , j IM j vw tt j J r V .I, . 79 i in the tire in- i d Tirea Firestone hold all the tPorUTsrecord on road and track for safety, mile-age, speed and endurance. , r 8' -- have' pressed "out through the world.Ve have plants in v Los From Akron we fVie c ' . : -- xV Bed- - - - Fall River and New Angeles, Boston, - - fh. ford.We have 'mijvwV -- a England. We have a plant at Singapore in the heart of the East Indies so that we where it is grown. The first commercial mountable rim. The first Each and for sold morejliresiontimUeage cost turer aml nowl equips the Morldst largestHaxii fleet and - ( ff. !l , pr.cKcalon, :? OiFirestone has: 8 planted an outpost of American life ' in the if have a million acres to insure that America rubber at a fatf price. may always have cir - a j - 4 e - 4 ; .A it J teorld'sfhsngcst busfUnc. t 'V yJ i.s 4 f S ' kept ahead makers. Each for the automobile I kept ahead for ear owners in safety, comfort and economy. sre leadership.- - year we have learned more : about tires. Each year we have put that added knowledge into our tires to give added values. 4 - - 4 4 i m J 4 ' 1 - Is r Such are the factsiof Firestone) leadership. - kept ahead of the fire makers . That .'9 WiXB'a ., M coun- - fry (night never again have to beg Its timber from a foreign power, Firestone f JJ basistotaaictjfand bus ; r lines than anyletherf manufac- Rubber- Restrie- - and unaided. And, in order that this K j 4 speed motoring of today. (. ETV - of these five inventions marked Act sought to raise the price of rub-rX b.r, Fireito.. lough! y -- taxicab, beforejtke first tire ( highi .tion . ran 71151 mUesjonja Detroit a new era in tire building, j Together they made possible the safe and economical WT I?1 r car- - tying a hung the ooasMotcoasttendurance up record, g , I WVefttbe-Brttish- patented-Gum-Dippin- on the G.M.C.truck, were de- in A , i was replaced. 8 . the world.; I 30,-OO- O The first balloon tire. We, have . offices and r expert buyers , tn every important rubber growing "center have tcon the 500 mile lndian-- s non-ski- d Process, -- - may buy the raw rubber The first rubber tread. - plants in Canada and in V i for ten consecutive years they "were on theStudcbakcr car which on a board track in At- k lantic City in 1928'went miles in 26261 minutes. The first straight side tire. & . . a slip meant death, avtngs- - !'"; i were on the spinnings curst in the Pikes Peak Race itch ere mobile use: the quality, of, their product with their 7 i apolls Endurance Race. dustry. For Firestone brought out for auto- every one of t Mi j i the march of improvement They have backed them is a stockholder. N ership. Never has the leadership faltered. The record of Firestone is the record of factory which employs fifteen thousand workmen. Every one of these workers is a part owner of the business which has taken Firestone into absolute tire leadership. Such is the spirit which maintains the lead- i a the spirit Such is Negro Republic founded by Americans in the days of President Monroe. There we J ... ( ? 4(t ' Liberia on the west coast of Africa h t ultimate test of leacJership is performance. make f v,r A. k : ", The have progressed. " , - k ' ' asr - V d " ' Vf' t) L ,r" , i j . , " ' to is why we The little shop has grown to a great 1 J WOMEN .VOTERS MEET IN KENTUCKY knew how 8 on -- I and that I was ready to back them up. - -- Every tire must express ell that we know about tires and its fitness for its use. That in Gum-dippe- one-seve- - years ago in a little chop were the best tires -- . HIRTY And so we wrfh eS the can-sa- y facts before us, that, while there are many good tires, the best is Firestone. The first little shop could make - dozen tires a day. Today we can make eighty thousand a day. That is progress. . We will not make a tire that is Just a tire.' r Beil ihtrwla ef Wahlnflton (riijhi), MB9. Of Women Vetera, with Mra. F. 'ring convention ef league at Loulcvllle, Ky. 4McWIt Pram ! 1 PA F'jToNeYork : W"- Mt HM t i |