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Show rw'wvvtM October 25, 1920. Saturday LILLI AN-IN- if f THE. JOURNAL. LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH .ended the banquet at the --Wednesday . oi of Miss Myrtle Davidson. The Ladies Literary club met at a no hostess party at 'the Bluebird Friday afternoon as tbelr opening of the year. The afternoon was spent in playing bridge. Two score prizes were awarded. Golden . Cook is confined to his bed with lumbago. Eldon Lamb and Miss Beth were McCann of - Smithfield married Wednesday in the Logan temple. They spent the remainder of the week In Salt Lake City. Mrs. Thomas Whittle sprnt Wednesday and Thursday in Hvde Park visiting relatives. Mrs. Mr. and J. William Hyde and Mrs. Lyman Purser motored to Ogden, Wednesday and spent the remainder of the week as guests of Mrv and Mrs. Orio Hyde. Mr. and Mrs- - J. W. Seamons and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Seamons Jr. of Cornish, attended the U. E. A. at Salt Lake itv last week. Miss Erma Hyde who is now teaching school' at Layton, is spending the beet vacation with her moth nr. Mrs. Hattie Hyde. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thursand ton Jr., are remodel!" building opto their houlf'.' CLASSIC SHRIKE TO wyn $3xi 'A--'5- r r" :a X-- AijAAAA' a J ;t. i X k v LVf "&&& xt' l A . , - - ... f?J , ' , . v p9 . - ? , - ft: n? i , '. ' - - V V ' tv s ,. 'T E. it? .2 ? i fT5 -- ' ' MpWy ' " VS tv n. i1 .i ; ( i , Associated Press Photo Lillian Gish, noted stage and tereen star, admires a portrait of aertelf at Romola, by Nicolai Fechin, Russian artist, which is the only portrait cf a living actress to hang in the Chicago Art institute. TS DEPARTMENT Correspondent a closing number by the Pacif-- , Islanders. A good purse was tendered the misionary. Mr. E- - J. Kevem leaves for Salt Lake Sunday to attend a 1c I Draws Manyrjture for 'Hawaii0 Mr. and Mrs. John Lundberg RWer-Iieig- .,..4 hts rtataed at a farewel dtoer Thursday;'.AMr,' ae rS58h2w"rd!3o?SrIS' was held to fill an ho SSrSd U Pscnt. L. D. S. mission in ln 2ttc lo? - - - tL - Bind-perienc- es -- - s I sum-supp- Calder-Spenc- as nd aithe -- st Mrs-Colleg- A 4 jtjt A 'A datq, Feeding Vitamin A Is Best to Prevent Roup yrJW W A NT ) O YO U used household a tenant, a HAT-if- Sr FOR SALE JPhone . j FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS 602-J-- l. of every of For Sale A Coles heater stove Expert, sewing It Is estimated thnt quickly done. Call at 129 51 North 5th West. the poultry sent 'to the Illinois ex3rd North or Phone 1100. periment station for diagnosis Is infected with worms. Doubtless For Sale Atwater Kent radio Wanted Position as cook In - fraternity house or private battery set, complete-Pho- ne about the same condition is true in This is ordinarily 822. other states. home, Gerhard Hansen, 147 caused by overstocking the poulNorth Main. Phone 1057. good try lots and houses and by keep- For Sale Two .canaries, AAnderson. same singers. Joseph ground ing the poultry on the J..W, AULT AND SON TRANSFER year after year. Worm medicines Phone 754J. are not wholly effective because Furniture and pianos handle!' do 21 not A the of acres Sale For PHONE 448. care. eggs destroy they grade with the parasites. A clean rang! Is land, home and 7 acres. PAINTING better than any medicine. Must be sold or traded at once.j - PAPEB Lets hear your offer. 1500 lb. DECORATING HANGING 6 year old horses. Ford coupe, Fodder for Litter f LEONARD MATHEWS Essex sedan, beet plow and No poultry flock that does Its - .PHONE 1136-- J tools. Will trade for farm Is litter. without It does It duty cows or sheep or chickens. an Indispensable article in every John J. Roberts. First Aid to Club Women AdPhone 1170-poultry house, . especially where 180 W. 8 S. dresses and club papers prewinter eggs are desired, as well as pared at reasonable rates. Mag healthy and contented fowls. Some For Sale De Sota eight 1930 azine clippings rented 25 cents furmers complain that it is a. waste model coupe. This is practic- per set for two weeks. Program to use good wheat or oats straW to Workshop ally a new car same having suggestions. permit the hens to scratch In. It been driven 2,500 miles and we 4? 40 Wolf StLiterary Denver. Colorado. never is a waste, but where the will give a very attractive straw Is not plentiful, shredded corn Women-Girl- s Make $24 dozen fodder, or even the cut ichra fodder Essex 1927 model. This car has tops; pillow embroidering makes a mighty fine article for the extra good dignified work; experience unvery . good tires Utter. Addressed envelope paint. Good and solid all necessary. brings 'free information. Homethrough priced to sell. New 206 1928 Hudson Sedan ; model. craft, Broadway, This is one of the best model York. Dept. 198. . Facts Poultry Hudsons ever built; has one super six F head motor and FOUND guaranteed in every way. Found Key folder containing Terms Trades. . Guineas are noisy enough to 5 keys. Identify at Journal. scare away poultry thieves. Johnson . Nuttall Motor Co. Home of Better Used Cars. Chickens would rather roost outSPROUTED OATS side than In a mite Infested bouse For Sale Cabbage and carARE EXCELLENT rots. Call at 464 East Can-yo- n Road. The constant culling of the poultry flock is a most commendable Nut Coal Best aH the year Musi Exercise Care That practice. round fuel Sanders, 804 North 293. Mata. Phone ,Hulls Do Not Impact. Poultrymen who have been lights on their laying flocks For Sale Brown team of mare should plan to discontinue them Sprouted oats make an excellent well matched. Jonathan Smith ' about the first of April. R. F. D. Smithfield. Phone 139J3 poultry food. When sprouted oats are fed, whole oats can be left out Legume hay that is leafy and of For Sale, Rent or Trade. 8 of the scratch grain with satisa makes very good quality In feeding whole oats, room house with bath, large succuthe for substitute factory lot, $1300. Inquire 359 So, Mam. the hulls often cause impacted lent green food of summer. crops and death ensues. When For Sale 1st class alfalfa hay. tlie oats are fed sprouted no troua . Call or write Monson Lum- ble along tills line will be experiThe best evidence poultrymaa can use In Judging a breeding male ber company. Richmond. Phone enced. , noIs he 38. the is tested before In sprouting oats a temperature prod tion performance of his mother and is required of at least 55 For Sale Small home, 3 rooms The growth willdegrees sisters. be more rapid if and, bath. Nice surroundings the higher temperature is proA typical hen usually lays the and in .good location. Will sacvided. greatest number of egg the first, rifice. 394 West 1st South. Oats can be sprouted in the dark or pullet year. -- then drops off If the temperature' is right. If For Sale Two good registered about 15 to In a dark room, the top jrrcent each short homed, Durham bull sprouted ye:u. will be light in color, but growth 12 , months old. J. R. one days exposure to light and air calves, When the young chickens ere Fuhriman, Providence. Phone will give the green color, 2. two-thir- ' . , iscount. ... ' 602-R-- $1-2- 5 Ram-bouUl- AAA - A method of sprouting oatd Is as follows: , The oats are soaked in water for 24 hours. An inch layer is then spread out. In Shallow trays or racks. The trays must have good If the drainage Is poor drainage, llie oats will mold and are then unfit for feeding to tne birds.-Twia day the out4 are sprinkled with warm water. In a week or ten days, depending on the- - temperature, of course, the oats will he three Inches thick and wiil. have a top growth of four or five Inches. - A block a foot square makes a sufficient daily feed for 00 h8s. ce Why He Votes Nothdits the stoiy cf ths v always vftted on every proposed act. foqtelatar-vrlK- fowl-No- " He went through a whole yenr thni s egislu-torway, and then the oilier kicked. Whats the Idea of always voting No on everythin that comes up, no matter what.?" ilieyjuske(L;The cocked jo-ma- u his feet up on the desk. Experience has shown that 75 per cent of all laws are crazy," he said; If thats time Im right 75 per cent of the time." Where the Blame Rests Dont blame your wifes tions. them. tag rooms. 60 East 2nd So, For Rent 8 room house, bath and garage. 78 West 4th Remember you London Answers. rela- selected Hotter 1 han Sun During Its brief life, a 20,000-volspark- - of electricity Je-- M-- p-- r ceoS, hotter than the sun and 100 times' ns bright. These conclusions nave been reached through an analvsif of the electric spark at the Cnifc versity of California with a earner 4 whose shutter operates in one biDT ilouth of a second. Popular Mu' chnnics Magazine. h P Neighborly Interest Another big disappointment thesg days is discovering that tire nelglA hors are not having a big fandijp fuss after all, but that all tl.A racket Is coming from the radlo,-- 4 8 Cincinnati Enquirer. ,il Chiropractors South. Phone 862-To Rent Good building well located for attractive suburban store. Phone 727W, For Rent A five room bungalow, modern, furance heat, 179 North 1st East. Phone381W. Many Tennessee farmers are turkeys raising Thanksgiving this year as a sideline. For Rent One 5 room modern house at 171 West 1st North. Inquire 293 West 1st South. Phone 403. J. For Rent DR.WM.W. ROSS Latest Methods In DRL'GLKStf HEALING AND Chiropractor SERVICE Phone 446-312 W. Center St, Logan, Utah WHEN MOVING Call the men that know how. J. W At LX & Phone 418 We insure against breakage or scratches. Reasonable Charges room Unfurnished Nice surroundings, Good location. Call at 394. West 1st South. FOR RENT Three room mod era home two rooms furnish ed also garage. 67 South Fifth 3 STEEL 5 room modem For Rent house located at 315 West 1st South. Enquire 293 West 1st South. Phone 403- For Rent Two modem houses located on 4th South; one 4 room and bath, fuU base ment and garage; one 5 room, bath and garage. Call 1214 or SHIPPING Chas. R. Johnson Five month old Fox terrier Dog. Color, white with tan on head. Return to C. Nielsen, 451 W. 2 South- - Reward. Lost TRANSFER Phone - Lost One short 2 year old Holstein steer branded T5, combined on left hip. Finder please deport to Thatcher Coal Co. Phone 76: Appeal Through The Eye is , Lost Studebaker, wire wheel with tire, new cover. Under call 58. Reward. . TRANSFER r I 503 Revolutionary Barbarity During the French revolution's reign of terror, the revolutionary agent Carrier of Nantes had prls-nwho were bound and placed in boats with movable bottoms. These were taken out in the River Loire and when in midstream the bottoms opmied. precipitating the ondemned persons into the water. . - 314 MAKE A FRESH AIK TAXI OF YOUR SEDAN? It Is to your interest to keep glass whole In your machine. When you fall down call on us. Estimates qn all kinds of gins ing work will be furnished cheerfully. GEORGE LARSEN (THE GLASS MAN) 84 West 1st North Logan 423-- Phene The Man With The Van Anything Hauled Anywhere We give S. & H. Discount Stamps Lost Ladies purse with Initials C. S. and containing pair of glasses. Return to Journal-Rew- ard. CALL SHOE REBVILHERS Ixigan, Utah Preston, Idaho 77 North Main 38 State St. GATES FOR QUICK CAREFUL MOVING, PACKING AND LOST " Dont discard your shoes when just by fixing soles and heels you are enabled to get so much more wear out of them. GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING CO.;:,.; ? poultry wire. SMITH BROS. LUMBER CO. 133 South Main, Logan, Utah . NORMAN TORP MILEAGE AT j LOWEST COST MORE For the home or field or a Cant Sag gate; fancy front fencing, plain or field fencing, West- - Tel. 508w. 874R. I Licensed NERI home. g raised on clean range, kept In glean houses, and given clean fged and For Sale Delicious apples 50c, to water It is seldom necessar and $2.00. Jonathans give any kind of poultry remedy. 25c on the tree delivered. Also et four purebred yearling It Is Important that" tbeTiay be rams. Conrad Brudere, cut from young. Immature plants 590-J-- l. that are largely leafy in content It Providence. Phone should also be carefully cured so Mifna Charta that it will retain its bright green The rough draft of the original color. ' Magna Chnrtn Is not in existence, but four of the draft made In 1215 Alfalfa meal makes a fair substitute for green feed In winter, but are tjll to be seen. Two are in ; It would be better to supplement the British museum, one In Saliswith Some form of succulent green bury cathedral, nnd one In Lincoln feed, such as sprouted oats, beets, cathedral. The last named Is the most perfect. cabbage, or pumpkins. Then For Rent Three room furnish' ed apartment. Cali 141. kind For Rent Light fiouse keep East 890-- . ; - Feeding poultry through long A home, "l good ear, periods of drouth Involved new J articles, a pet, a position, a radio, or a room. Have .:T. I which need special problems lost or found articles? Whether yon are on i I you any according to O. M. Ferguson, the receiving or delivery end of the transaction, your f Ohio State university. -'m ! most quickly, effectively and profitably In periods of good grass plenty through The journals Classified Ad columns. acquired of vitamin A is abundant When Classified Advertisements must be paid In advance. grass Is Short and hard to get some cent One a word per issue. Minimum for first sonree of thls. vitamln should be - Insertion fifteen rents. given hens. Wheat does not provide this but yellow corn doss, Lack of vitamin A leads te nutritional roup. Alfalfa or soy bean leaves or leaf meal will furnish a good sup- For Sale Russet removed For Rent 2 unfurnished rooms potatoes, c Ul- - Ashes and garbags ply of vitamins. It should be fed Phone 441. Phone 448. rich Zbinden. at the rate of about six to eight , per cent of the ration. For Sale- 100 Leghorn pullets. plumbing solicited, Crookston, - er A ' At sacarament man of Cornish, Mrs. George meeting Sunday evening the Rasumussen of Smithfield, and graduation exercises of the Mi, the Mesdames Villis Purser, Ros Kan Wi and Trail Builder class .Thurston, Anna Ashcroft, Har-wheld. Gayle Seamons of;cld Daines, Edwin Hansen, Ol- the Mi Kan Wi class gave a lie Thurston, Clinton Perkes, talk on the work of the class. Orson Perkes, Lucille Hancey. A song was rung by the class. Assisting Mrs. Lamb was her Presentation of the certificates sister, Mrs. te Wayne Perkes-Mrs- . was made by Sister Smith- - For Carol Seamons enterthe Trail Builders Myron Sea-a- tained at a birthday party on Dale Balls gave talks Wednesday afternoon in honor boys of the class sang of the fifth birthday of her We Are Boy Trail Builders. son, Billie. Sister Sorenson of the stake, Mr, and Mrs. John W, Mat-ki- n announce the birth of a board presented the boys that graduated with certificates. In son' Thursday ijiomlng. De Wayne Perkes, Mrs. Mrs. connection with the graduation exerdses Miss Phyllis Liljen-flui- Suel Lamb, Mrs. Ernest Lee, Mrs. Stanford Chipman, snent spoke. The William Hyde camp' of Monday with Mrs. Milford Jen- the Daughters of Pioneers met i sen of College Ward, Ernest atrthe honicrof Mrs. Jane Lambf- - Mr- .- and Mfs. with Mrs. Lorraine Ballam and and baby daughter Marylis of Miss Mary A. Grant as the Salt Lake City, returned home Saturday afternoon after visit-M- r. assisting hostesses. in Hyde Park as guests of Saul H. Lamb entertain-lin- g fd at a birthday party Friday, relatives. The afternoon was spent in Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Peter-card- s. A delicious luncheon was sen of Pet rir boro are visting served to Mrs Ernest Lee of Mr. Petersens father, Arthur Sqjt Lake City, Mrs. Milford Petersen. Jensen ad Mrs. Ernest Olsen of! IMrs. Thomas Matkirf. Ward, Mrs. B. W- - Evans 'Martin S. Reeder, Mrs. John E. of Logan, Mrs. Stanford Chip- -j Lee and Miss Wilma Petersen HOE ROW - us-ln- g Park ID Di , js Worms Take Profits HEARD The Ulue Light Gas and Oil company is building a new super service station on the corner of First South and Maih" St. v here the "Blue Light station no. 1 used to be, Irving T. Strong lessee of Jhe new station reports that the station will be one of the most modern of super service stations, fullv equipped, washing, greasing, cleaning motor lattery and tire iepainug. The pWe is still oped fT Inline although it is under construction. The Johnson-Nutta- ll Motor company reports a good bus! ness the firm having sold within the last few days to th following purchasers, J, W. Kirkbride, Smithfield, a Stude baker Six ; Prof. Walter Welti; a new Commander Eight free wheeling Studebaker; Prof. Henry Peterson of Logan, a nevj Studebaker free wheeling Commander. II. P. Randall, Tret monton, has just driven home a new Studebaker Six Rega Sedan. Mr. Morris is all pepped uc over prospects and prs diets this a great year for Studebaker in Cache valley an throughout the country. j . Ernest Earl of the Firestone Service Station reports that A. E. Cordell, local representative in this territory has been promoted to service station manager to take care of th4 Twin Falls store. Motor company rev Asa Calder of the ports the sales of four more used cars. If Asa keeps on sellj ing used cars the way he has for the past three weeks, the company Wvill be setting pretty to start the winter months! N. W. RimbaII, Jr., manager of ihe Pontiac Motor com pany reports he has just installed a new hydraulic jack over the wash rack so as to clean motors, grease cars 'and for . washing purposes. Wallis Williams, former mechanic of the Fircstom service station is now foreman for the Pontiac Motor com1 pany. Martin Kunz of Montpelier, Idaho is a proud owner of new special Graham Sedan purchased from the Blair Motor company. Seth Blair went north on Thursday on business. Sam Holt just purchased a new Chevrolet Coupe from the Cache Auto company. Ras Yonk of the Yonk Motor company reports another shipment of Philco Radios. Ras sold two new machines f Thursday night. garage was one of George Alvis, manager of the Two-the fprtunate garage men to secure his deer on the opening f - ... e GOSSIP AUTOMOBILE han-.dtiu- g, enter- the Hawaiian Islands. ?s; 1 AC. nenmger prograin of 5 consisted The nn51n Vrr.i rvHnf a;in. 'T rf song by Hazel and Helen Nei-- 1 hw i rnse daughter Mrs. derhauser, and John M- And- .Ttmieri for derson, accomanied at the pi-.- ? formed the hV rtipnna of'e-table. were Coverslaid for Iten H. Kerard mfmber the Pacific Islanders associa- - tenA. Walter Mrs. Bishop and spoke on tho Life and- Scholes Mr. and entertained IsC. ilitions Existing in the Mrs. E. J. Kevern, parents cf larius.. Scholes, at a dinner on ,,Mrs. Comical songs were rendered Covers were laid for :Sunday by "Otto Muir and company. jslx A talk on bis missionary ex- -i Mn and Mrs- Leland hr the South Sea is--) nipt and small - daughter of lands was given by President Magna have been visiting with Joseph Quinney of the Logan Mr. Bindrups parents, Mr. and stake presidency. iMrs. Nephi Bindrup. The Pacific Islanders sang j Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Keller at the Land of Love in tne South of Salt Lake visited Sea Islands in both the Eng- home of Mr- and Mrs. Lehi Ol. lish and naiivci languages. son on Sunday. A comic talk on missionary Mrs. A. C. Bummers and her experiences was given by John children of Rigby, Idaho, am Anderson; song, the Cooley sis- visiting with, hetr parents, Mr ters, accompanied at the piano and Mrs. E. J. Kevem. , Mrs. John Anderson by Miss Gene Heninger. and, A Maori war dance was given daughter, Luella, were recent-- i visitors. Lakn IsSalt ly by members of the Pacific Mr. J. W. Humphreys, has landers. A comic reading by Mrs. been visiting In Sait Lake City. .Mrs. Lucille Humphreys, has Grace Smith followed. returned to Colorado after vis A.. E. Anderson and President with relatives and friends. Charles Dunn of the Logan j iting Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kevem stake presidency spoke briefly. !wern dinner guests 0f Mr. and Remarks on the helpfullnc-sMrs. James Stewart on Friday, of Mr. Kevem at all times to motored Thoinas were given by Bishop Christian Bear Lake Rjder on a deer hunting Barfuss. The departing mission- - jtrlp- - Farrei Rider, who has been ary thanked everyone for their in Bear Lake during thn and for those .render-- , mert returned home with him. mg parts on the program ini Alma and Niederhauser his behalf. . wept recently 'Floyd Wilson C. R.' Humphreys spoke, rep-- 1 deer hunting both being the bishopric of thejcessful in bagging one of the ward as having received loyal .coveted animals, support at all times from Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Olson Kevem. 'are the proud parents of' a ba- Aloha Oe was rendered a s by girl. Hyde Dor ganf GASOLIliE k- per cent of the tur-keare killed, dressed and marketed during November and December. , About 75 per cent of all the turare sold for tile consumed keys Thanksgiving and Christmas trade. A comparatively small quantify marketed at Christinas time is stored., Thanksgiving turkeys are usually not full grown or' fat. The extra months feed gives them a much better finish. x They can then he successfully out frozen, and thaw brightr and clear. This freezer stock Is used almost exclusively by the hotel trade, some of the larger hotels having, turkey on their menu the year around. Ninety-fiv- MAE I.INDBERG, 4y-Die- PAGE GgVL.4 When to Market Fowls -FromTurkey Flock 7A;,Tn.;', COLONEL-GILFEATII- EIl n Successful advertising the result of striking visual appeal. We can furnish estimates on ail type of sign cards, posters and outdoor signs. ' FEATURE SERVICE IN GOLD LEAF MORE Let us price your 6ign work TROTMAN & TROTMAN 78 Federal Ave Logan, Utah COOK WITHOUT FATIGUE AND WORRY Have you seen the WEAREYER New Method of Cooking? No; well now is the time to have this cookware deni oust ratedtn your own home. No high pressure methods, no obligations. Just call Phone 282-loral tho and telephone operator will connect you with CHARLES BJORKMAN of local WEAJtEl ER" repre'-entativ- e er 5 Nugget of Wiedoia I have learnt that when one cant got wls.it one wants, one at least can leate off wanting it. BAD PLUMBING MEANS A BAD WINTER He can take care of every plumbing need. "Good plumbing pays. For repairs and fixtures of all sorts we invite yon to get our Efficient service and estimates. courteous treatment will be yours. BAUGH PLUMBING COMPANY Phone 57. 133 South Main. Logan |