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Show ' o 7 s- 777 f,r 7 7 f ITT-W- ft M W --rrrrrrT'-TV MT THE JOURNAL.' LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAil ai;k light elated' Male Friday, May 23, IJtala ses Tabernacle, Satmdayy May 248s30 P.M, Logan ADMISSION SPONSORED IMPERIAL GLEE BY fOc CLUB Stale Elks Gathering In Logan June 7 Borden Western In 7 Noted Cello Artist Race e 500-Mil- 10., o Nationwide Poll 6-- Co. Completing Flowing Well that large flowing well when completed will have a of 225 feet and a rate (depth I of water flow of 400 gallons a minute is being drilled by the local .Borden Western company A near the plant. ' r from Page One) -- band concert noon 12.00 nacle. tabernacle square; 1:30 p. m. (Continued - 4 -- ' I, VS. ; , i Ends inLarge Vote entertainment and trip through tor beautiful Logan canyon Elk ladis and the Utah Antlers, 2.00 p. m. first business session of the Utah Elks state association; 4:00 p. m. band concert tabemaelesquare; 7 00 p. state of the Utah ritualistic cup to Logan B. P. O. E., 1453, winners of the contest: Iniation of 0 special class of candidates by the champion ritualistic team Elks club; 7.00 p. m. band concert, tabernacle square; 8:00 p m. boxing and wrestling show at the Logan Dansante; 9 00 - It-- i ' were time 20,000,000 ballots mailed out over the nation, the total vote is 4,806,464 of which 1,464,098 are for enforce- ment, 1,399,314 for modification,, and 1,943,052 for repeal. ' 'S. S A 1929-3- r Meale SouiTiwirk, Dirertor Vers Frey Besson, Accompanist 1 .10 FOR.. L Small Large ron-ru- st ; A -- Reliable Alarm board. t 500-mi- - Wur-ste- Yesterdays Scores a , Where Bargains Await You 69 North Main Logan : By It Is '1 ti the greatest value for i i An ELECTRIC TOASTER 4 T..T. S1.00 M set of three sanitary frigerator glass Jars is ways needed re- A Jars, set Jars, set i al- 4D 75) - I i t ' " i ....fifle J)8( I Pins FREE! With this extra quality medium size clothes basket. t 1 Rite-W- 4 ay GARDEN HOSE Western made for Guaranteed. t. llose $2.19 59-F- t. Our entire stock at priccS 14-in- 25-F- Hose 1 ch Couplmgs Included. GRASS CATCHER ! With t'. non-ru- st U , iron bottom. 75c - c I as -- At -- Boulder from Page One) of rating in football was vot ed continued for another jear and trophies will be awarded on that basis. The directors accepted an invitation to send a one mile relay team to Chigaeo form this conference beginning in 1931, consisting of five men and a coach chosen by directors. Coaches Cooper of Colorado Teachers and Romney of B.Y.U., were appinted a committee to of draw up a uniform set j awards for football. (Continued LAWEMOWEE $4.10 , A close-o- ut Easy running, ball bearing, self adjusting, cut, four bladed reel western trade. of, . Athletis Dirctors PAINT SALE ....... priced the Harmonica-bandwlll.be.on. , hand along - Clothes - First, third, $5. For the parade Saturday afternoon $25 prizes are offered for th three beat Elks floats; $25 for the lodge making the best appearance in the parade; and $25 for the lodge having the largest attendance in the parade. Prizes for the be best ofcommercial floats will ! with the local American legion Post No. 7 Fife and Drum corps and drill team. It is possible that the drill team from Salt Lake lodge No 85 which Las been Inactive for sometime may be revived and brought to Logan Merchants are Invited to cooperate with the Elks officers In making the convention program a success and are especially Invited to enter floats in the parade. Further details of the con ventlon festivities will he made public as rapidly as tttejr.ife arranged; PYEEX Ovenware i $15; 'second, ;C Tooele wrof pretty glass nappies and Pie Plate Round Bake .Dish Covered Casserole offered band,- - il - Koontz Pcrgnless-Steine- fered. Several bands are coming to Logan assuring band concerts eaclr day oL the eon vention on Elks, the tabernacle square. The Rio official band of price,-th- e Grande Western band, the Logan high band, the Provo boys $1.00 FOR Mcndclsoln A Paxman, Dirertor - 7 BOTH Terry Arminis Hogan Marjory Smith, Aerompanist Usit-loppe- (b) Hungarian Rhapsody Fereni Steiner Vera Frey Reason, Aerompanist Largo i Axel B. C. Ohlson. Director Beatrice Davies, Accompanist ; Hallelujah Chorus (Messiah) R. Robinson, Dlrerlor William about this Ilgcnfritx I once Gwen Suninierliays, The government of Greece .has arranged for annual demonstrations to tractors, agricultural machinery and equipment to determine the types NATIONAL 10, New York rooklyn 5, Boston 6. hiladelphia Chicago 12, Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh (5. St, Louis 4. substantia majorities for . en-- 1 forcement. New York Philadelphia The south and the west stand . . out as quite solidly dry. Boston . Washington Nevada.'Califomla, Wyoming, St. Louis 3, Cleveland 2. Montana, and New Mexico, Detroit 6, Chicago 1. however, in the west show repeal majorities. PACIFIC COAST Portland Hollywood 2. Tests at the United States Seattle 8 Missions 6. have de..San . Francisco 5,Oakland 3. Bureau of Standards ' Los Angeles 8, Saeramento 4. monstrated that loss of power motors is di-- A in 2-- 1, 3, 7-- 6-- 1, automobile reetjy proportional to the exmoistener about the finger Dvorak size of a moisture in the air, wrist watch that cess straps to the palm of a hand A has been invented to aid per-- 1 cigarette lighter has been sens in counting paper money invented that can be carried r on one end of a lead pencil. or handling loose papers. r Sugar cane - that grows 20 Hamid in Germany in the use of peat,- feet tail has been discovered coked and made into briquet- in New Zealand by American tea, for fuel. Hamid Accompanist explorers. (Pontinued from Page One) number will include 141 senior students. Plans are now being formulated which will make several alterations and additions to the curriculum of the North Cache high school for the coming year. Mr. Probst, head of the music department, has been scouting around in order to inJ sure quite a large registration in music classes. Mr. Probstp ambitions are: a well balanced opera,a larger orchestra, and f In, rniform band, with members Conditions - at - present giye every indication oi success. Another innovation at the school is. the scheduling of' s class officially designated ae Otnce Practice. A prerequisite for this course is typewriting C, has bten given this year Students registering for this work are given routine work ana practical application of In struction by working on high school records and tiles. Miss Lela Robmson, instructs m textiles, will conduct nexi year a class in applied ait. Thi class will be limned t) senion inasmuch as tne prerequisite! include Hbusel.cid Arts, which automatically lequires founda- . tion courses in foods and texo-iies- ,.C, J,,Stodd aid. .will re in. reduce a class in German I I language has been taught previously at the high school, but for the past few years has been discontinued. There Is quite a heavy registration for this new class. Student bony olficqrs foi 1930-3- 1 are: President: LaVellt Eunice Spackman; Peart; Sec. & Treas., Imogcni Talbot; Cheer leaders: Jinimj Raymond and Allen Mein. ; son( leader: Alice Hendricks.' -- vice-pre- s, Merrill; titled lf Per lb. ; 33 29 5 lbs. Q BUTTER : ;.-29- $1.C0 BROOMS .1. SHOULDER ROAST OF LAMB lb LAMB STEW, pound y Del Monte Fancy Crosby gCOFFEE n Del Monte. DCAmOUPES Q Extra Iarge Fruit. speeches 9 : C. PENNEY UO. .CASH 3 llb35cD Di 2fr2(5cD SALE SATURDAY, MAY 2ft ONE DAY ONLY FOiCSTRONG HEALTHY CIIIX;, D 0 POT R0ASTjer D Q 2.40 -- $3.00 Y-- O) D 1 J jj bag Rays Laying MashT. $2720-100 lb. bag Squaw Dairy Feed.... $ 1 .85 j! -80 lb. bag Jlillrun $1.15 100 lb. bag Rays Dairy Feed $1.90 1 18 lb. bag High Patent Flour-$- l .25 The above prices are exceedingly low & t , Drive down and Savel -j j- D Cleanliness 100 lb. S 1- en- flcicot MODERN MARKET 1 FEED PAX GROWING MASH r ICO pound bag Pax Mash....... $3.00 100 lb bag Globe Growing Mash hi 100 lb. bag Globe Scratch Feed $2.40 & 100 lb. bag Globe Lading Mash $2.25 100 lb. bag Pioneer Growing Mash ' (Vitalized with Cynkeys iff Pound n HAMS OQc Fancy Sujrar Cured and nota whole or half o cheap shoulder Service 18? Feed Special PerPoundc 0 - 69 Plenty of Pork, Baby Beef, Spring Chickens, Nice Fresh Fat Hens -- S C3I1S y 11 : O' ! ? In Our Sanitary Market LEG OF LAMB, pound V 24? LOIN OF LAMB, pound 22? Sc SweetvCreamery. a M U NEW SPUDS Full Cups. Q 9? SALMON, 3 15c cans CHOCOLATE COATED CHEERY CHOCOLATES, pound box.......: c 2 lbs FILBERT NUTS ...15? r Fancy Yellow Fruit, a STRAWBERRIES 39 MACARONI, choice, 5 pounds SALT, IODINE, 15c size for: WufitM ,3 PICNIC HAMS per pound 21 SAUSAGE Fresh ground North Cache seminary grad16 uation exercises: chorus, Noh QPOItK FRESII SIDE ... pound per 19 Cache glee cluo; invocation, VEAL STEW for stuffing and baking 16 Doyle Cardon; violin due V Ester .Israelson and Veida Hicken; Q IIOIIMK! sealed Chicken, Ham and Lunch Meats, trombone solo, Lynn Bright; vocal duet, C.' ir srodcTird and Spring Chicken, Hens, Lamb, Veal and Pork Roasts. Douglas ... CLEANSER, 2 cans 9 MAYONNAISE, full pints 35c MAYONNAISE, one-hapint (New Style Jars) Igc (Jars can be used for Jam and Jelly) SODA CRACKERS, Jarge caddies 29? GESUNDHEIT MALT, (3 lbs. net weight), can 59? (One large glass tumbler Free) COFFEE, high grade, pound can ... 37? ONE DOOR NORTH OF $((' QGIP ffltt lbs.43t Cash Market and Grocery J. North Cache High News Notes M . OToccnaannamn The Hrst Century of Mcrmonism, by Tiioola Merrill E3 Victor Rassmuiser., and Fmma Frderucn; ladies quartet, Edith best .suited to local conditions, Cteddad, Amy Mrnson, Lucille I The Associated Press j 15. ...... Cello Solo (a) Kciriliano Glass No doubt - Albert j. Seuthwirk, Dirertor Vera Frey Beason, Accompanist v i Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, Nebraska, the home of Bryan, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, and the state unknown ballots reveal in most cases, 10-2- 0, Sr). E. cs - AMERICAN Ella Farnsworth, Accompanist Tlie Sleigh (Russian Folk Song) Reid Cox. Director Evelyn Nelson, Accompanist Coin Home (tEJ Ip 1 Of Song On Wings A set of 6 cups and saucers. 89c 29c Clock.,. I iI A st and King wash wash-boar- I wont-ru- - ' r As V Part. (b) FutrWIita (Utile (ej The Answer FOR BOTH tub tub and bandy Soprano Solos 26,851 ballots of which 9,599 read for v - Tner-chan- ts J. cast NUT RUTTER, best fresh, 2 enforcement, 8,526 for modification and 8,726 for repeal. Logans vote . was reported Journal Wednesday in The from figures given in a special telegram received from the Lit- These local fig-- 1 erary Digest. Z stock) ted crcs$ Cioto ures of show: total) balloting will William Speed Gardiner automobile ballots cast 565 of which 303, compete in the read for enforcement, 153 for! race at Indianapolis May 30. modification and 110 for repeal The enforcement vote in Logan1 rVatu" ls greater by 39 votes than the of gift by LeRoy combined for number of ballots L.1- , acceptance by lcoy A. modification ana repeal. -to address the West; graduates, California, Illinois, ConnectiDr. J. F. Merrill;' presentation sc uioid ip jo cut, Pennsylvania, Massachu- At f luopS3Jd q New York Arid Wiscontunk, chorus, hign school glee .iSetts, sin were revealed by ballots reclub; ben edict on, Kathrine ported as being In favor of re- -i peal by large majority votes. -- Albert Utah residents & QUALITY Foods at LOMTiR PRICES is a sloga i with us in our many years of business it has been our watchword. And when you read this list of specials you will convince yourselves. Everything fm your table the best of foods! Final returns are now published of the Uterary Digests nation wide prohibition poll which has been running for several weeks, during which v, I S Superintendent Lorenzo Hansen reports that work on the well has been going on for the last two weeks and the water level is sixteen feet underground. Boring has reached the below ten foot level the and water ground surface, pumped last evening was clear p. m. B. P. O. E, public carnii r and had a temperature of 43 val j Palais d Or. dance, degrees. 7. JUNE SATURDAY, The new well is being com9:00 a. m. band concert, tabpleted to supply water for the ernacle square; 10:00 a. m large 30,000 galon storage tank final business Utah session, which supplies the factory with at the the necessary water. Just now stake Elks association noon band the company Is deriving its Elks home; 12.00 square; water supply through pumping concert, tabernacle V awarding of prizes to Lothe water from the canal which flows by the Anderson and gan merchants for the best window display. Three prizes; Sons plaining mill, 221 south 2:00 p. m. mammoth parade -obto Third west. Owing orFERENZ STEINER structions and other situations civic organisations, military which arise to give trouble, the ganizations, merchants, bands officials. Elk condensory has never had an city and county legion or ASSOCIATED MALE CHORUSES OF adequate water supply under members, American most favorable conditions ganlzatlons, drum corps and THIRD ANNUAL CONCERT UTAH beautifully decorated through pumping from the drill teams, m. 4:00 band concert, floats; p. canal. For this reason it was TABERNACLE, SATURDAY 8:30 p. m. decided to bore a company well tabernacle square; 5:00 p. m Cache beautiful yalley which would eliminate diffi- seeing delegates and visitors;. 6:00 p culties in future. Program: m. band concert, tabernacle The Bells of 81. The new water source is a 12 Adams Marys Inch well, and the remaining square; 9:00 p. m. grand ball Reid Cox. Director six feet of drilling necessary to and carnival, (public) Palais Evelyn Nelson, Accompanist reach the water flow Is expect- d Or. Wagner Pilgrims Chorus (Tannhaiiser) For the best decorated ed to be completed within the Feretu 'Slehier, Director next few days. windows in Elk and Am- Vers Frey Besson, Accompanist BOTH Prohibition On ' ibnnnnannnnnd LOGAfl FLOl 590 So. Main SI. - a FEED - j CO. Phone 1032 |