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Show wwwwe.wwwVw. . THE L M. I. A. To Present Opera Dec. Funeral Held For Cache high Richmond, December 19 and 20 at 8 15 p m. The rtake musical committee. Mary Pike of Cornsh and Chnst.na C Chris school-auditoriu- v The Wombat from News Calls on Puffy to get bis views dont count, says Mr. Puff. The fact Im here is news enough. "My views diagnosis. This, he said, made it possible to treat with safety fractures of the vertebra. Dr. Albert Soiland of Los Angeles told the convention that cancer could be destroyed and life saved if only caught before entering the blood stream. A-lvO- x-r- ay S Sine WTeese, JaS Mrs. Mame Rees EM and Mrs. Viola mdinof the xv Dr be dreaded Schiess, Miss Ol longer able disease Mrs. Marion Cox C. Dr. as an incur- - ive 'Nuttall, of Providence. Parker of PasaCarl dena explained how many per-M- r. and Mrs. Frank Reese sons made cripples by injury to Salt Lake City on to the spine might be made DRS day and returned Sunday, normal the by x-r- ay Money Swindled From Sheepherder Great Falls, Mont , Dec 4 (AP) Herding sheep is a lonely occupation, but Joseph Schwo-b- el consoled himself with the thoughts of a stake of $3,200, carefully saved for his declining years. , Schwobei met a stranger in a hotel here on one of his infrequent trips to town The stranger had a sick friend. The stranger had placec his savings in a box to aid the friend Schwobei placed his savings in a box. He too, would aid the strangers friend. The stranger excused himself, leaving Schwobei who was to make the presentation, with the' box. A few hours later the sheep-herd- er opened the box. It was empty. Language of Mexico The people of JDxico speak The Spanlsn spoken by Spanish Mexicans, tweeter, has undergone a change snollnr to that undergone by the English fpoken by Ameri- - c?r ARE A WOOD YOU GETTING FULL VALUE J PAPER COAL Sf jA I MfjiigtEi Siiniiniiiinim fcirf No matter where you bought your range or heater you buy the grates; linings, and water jackets here. .. nt w kvW.V.WWV.W.WWW.WWVAVA'i.V.WAV.V.V.WWWW.V.V..V.VAii Astern Autos reatestr n ml a DECEMBER Offers Timely Savings to Every ; One J 4 fa SI 27r ' Greater Savings on the largest and finest sekedon of guaranteed automobile accessories you ever saw.. .every one ofhich wifll make and most appreciated Christmas Gift. Timely foyeveryone,. . v because Now is your chance to economize cn what yvit need for . yourself too... as u$ll as on presents for others that are sure to please..,, 2C e Doctor Travels 30 , Miles By Dog Team To Help Sick Man ON SALE BESIDES MANY MORE ARTICLES McCall, Idaho. Dec. 4 UP)- -r 3. D. Monroe, 73, was being treated at Burgdorf today while Dr. Don S. Numbers was recuperating here from a- 30 mile dog team trip through mountain blizzard by which he reached the aged miners side. Rxtuiliing last night from Burgdorf driving his five tired dogs. Dr. Numbers said Monroe had a good chance to recover although weakened by loss of blcod from ruptured stomach ulcers. The physician was called at midnight Monday to go to Burgdorf where Monroe had been brought on a sled by companions after he collapsed on the trail from;White creek With only five dogs, he started Into the storm. To him ft was a repetition of previous similar efforts, for he is famous over- - this seition for Ills exploits in reaching the sick in remote places in win- f ONYX liN'u GLASS ASH RECEIVER Distinctly an addltiod to the beauty of any car. Easily mounted. Regular $1 45 value. Sale price 99c te o Aristocrat Ash Receiver 49e ... A .... Out-o-Si- The ideal toy for the die. Handaomely plated, with 5 rubber tires, disc wheels and a spare! Now cm sale at kid- On Your OLDTIRES , SALE!" during this YEAR-EN- D Bear in rnlnd. toojhat out tire prices have not been raised. These liberal SI-5- , FULTON GLARE SHIELD Kill the glare of sunlight and approaching headl- ights. Make driving safer and more comfortable, $1.10 , Allowances are de ducted fiOTfs our regular low prices. During this Great Year End Sale your old tires are worth mote 'than ever as part payment on new, long wearing, safe treaded. Western Gint and Wear-we- ll tires. These extra, savings are most timely now when new, safe treaded Western Giant or W par-wtires will so greatly increase the safety of your slippery vireatber driving. Trade-In -20 OFF GLOVES. ..ROBES ' 20 Reduction from our Regular Lout Prices on Men's Driving Gloves and Robed Big laving ontbesc splen did , All-Wo- ol GET LOW PRICES stand an operation so admina serum to , build uo his blood supply. Under the physicians direction- - by telephone Monroe will he treated until he is strong enough to be brought out . Is Doing , -- Bv The Asscc.ated SENATE: Thursday Resumes Press . - Parker-Couzen- s of consideration motorbus bill. , Wednesday Considered Parker-- o u z e n s mo to: bus bill. , Passed several noaicontested measures, including vresolution for inquiry into short selling on cotton exchanges. Campaign funds committee checked up cn expenditures in Senator primary campaign cf Davis of Pennsylvania. Conferees on Muscle Shoals C Tburcday Continues of consideration supply bill takes! Agriculture committee up drouth relief measures. It committee - beImmigrst.on gin formulation of immigration teasurv-nostoffio- e levitation. Milifrv B) affaire ccmmitte out'ines its program for the - ' srss.on ' Amronnations committee drafts state. Justice, labor, com-gore- e .supply bill i Wednesday: Heard budget presidents message read. Treasury-postoffic- o snonly bU1 ice or ted and consideration begun Administration drouth relief 0 bill introduced calling for w&niicii)A.iL The Wests Unequalled Fuel RofCoolCo. gainst Lion Coal Cm Spring Crayon Coal Co. Coal Co. Mutual Coal Co. Standard Corf Cn. United State Fuel Co, Independent Coal tC Coke Co. National Coat Co. Petrie Coal Co. Utah Fud Co. liberty Fuel Co. contest planned poisonous alcohol. bloc, Hi-He- , 32 a V Vacant The trouble with otn men who profess to have open jnlmla Is that nothing arrears to have taken adiantage of the openings. I $9.75 , Western Gisnt chains art your assurance of safe traction in any weather, on any pavement. Safe, durable and economical Get youra now, during this timely Sale, and save Chains make a most practical Christmas Gift tool 20. ART GLASS VASE Improves the interior of any canA CIGAR LIGHTER Wireless. Easily installed In any ear. Ornamental is well as useful Sale price... $1JS- Other styles 45c DRIVERS to $147 BACK CUSHION A great comfort for people who have difficulty in reaching the pedals. As 79c illustrated.,. 95c value Other back cushions , 56e to $1.43 DUAL MIRROR AIR-O-- 8 Double glasses give both driver snd front seat passenger full view of the rear. Regularly $1.05 ...Sale price 76c Other mirrors on sale at 79c to $1 Jbl ,169 Stores ALL "Choa-cko- o" Horn A read novelty sound like a locomotive. Just the thing fot younger persons. Regular $2A5 value. On Sale at $1.88 pending on she. te ..... ... ....... ...... ... Wind Winjjs These well M Ca, Supply Main LOGAN, UTAH Out Regular $2.50 bag,.. now $1.93 Other hags on sale at $2.80 to $830 Play-Ri- te balls, regularly 45c each, now 3 for $1X0 Play-RiIrons $330 value -- each $2.80 Play-RiWood Clubs... on sale at . . . t. , (5.60 Padfic Club. Very good value at $1,43 Superior Closed Car In t& West ,128 North - PLAY RITE GOLF SET This most practical gift makes an excellent start toward a teal outfit.' Three well made, balanced iron dubs, a steel shafted wood dub, two balls and an excellent bag. $15.35 value . . $10.95 te A health builder for young end old. Sires, range from 6 tb 16 inches. Sate pnees range front 57c to $1.39 de- - WestemAiifo SAVJNGS ON GOLFING GIFTS FOR YOUR GOLFING FRIENDS PACIFIC GOLF SET . Indudes e good three stay canvas bag, with tipper ball pocket, Brasaej mashm, mid iron, putter and two good balls. Now on Sale at $6.65, read 95c value for Loeomotivt t I At- - to pteast.-.- l SO 000. Wet "DANDY" SPOTLIGHT Easily detached for use as a trouble light. Throws strong beam. Handsome!' finished. On sale at $1.10. Otherspotligh aonsale at You nefd not he afraid to give something for the car just because you are not sure of the site, make or model. Give accessories from "Western Autoand tell the lucky person, if your gift il not just right, to exchange it at our nearest store. Your Qi ft from" Western Auto is sure ALL TIRE CHAINS REDUCED DURING THIS SALE and efficient. tractively finished. Pluga Into walL Regularly $LS9. Now on Sale at . $1.39 GIFT EXCHANGE $25,-00- . Handy' to ' rWn orped. HOUSE: Make die boys happy with one of these. Handy for grown-up- s too, on camping trips and around the car. Sale price, with battery , . $1.19 TABLE CIGAR LIGHTER Nowitthetimetoeeti those seat (covet you have wanted to much and needed so badly. We offer you a large variety of color and pattern combinations to choose from. Seat covers from Western Auto will not only increase the beauty of your car, but will add to the life cf your upholstery, preserving it from unnecessary wear. .As a Christmas Gift, it is difficult to imagine anything more acceptable. Buy seat covers now at Western Auto and toe your savings for other Christmas Gifts. Re ductions from our regular low pnees o( $1.85 to $30 depending upon car make,gmodei and brand of cover. STORE 9 BIG SAVINGS ON ALL SEAT COVERS DURING THIS GREAT'SALEI What Congress When a motorist sees smoke emerging from the exhaust pipe of., his automobile he knows instinctively that he is not getting proper combustion and that his motor is suffering a loss of power because of unconsumed gases. ,, The same principle applies in the home Heating plant. Smoke is merely unconsumed gases due to improper, combustion and indicates the plant is not operating efficiently. Science has demonstrated that a fire should he started in tHe following manner: Put a layer of small coal on the grate and place the kindling on top. The heat from the kindlingwill generate gases from the coal and the flame will consume them as fast as they appear. The fire will gradually work down through the fuel bed. Thus, the maximum of smoke will be consumed before it reaches the chimney and the maximum of heat units will be transferred into heat. (See illustration When it is time to add fresh fuel, do not cover the bed of coals. Instead, pile the fresh fuel high on one side of the fire box and leave fresh coals exposed on the other side. Gradually the heat from the live coals will distill the gases from the green fuel where they contact and the flame will ignite the gases as rapidly as ; they are released. (See illustration Unless you have a coal stoker, which supplies the forced draft along with the fuel, it usually is advisable to open the draft on the fire door so as to admit sufficient air for proper combustion. AT NEAREST "BUDDY" LANTERN AUTO "REELITE" , A powerful spotlight controlled from within the car. Beautifully finished in chromium. Regular $11.95 . $9.75 ....Sale Price istered OAL. 1 ell It was the hardest trip ever had, he said. "I needed a dozch dogs. , at Burgdorf ha Arriving found Monroe too weak to FRESH O' JACKETS For All Stoves And Ranges AMD WATER Through loose new snow e mushed up the stepp unbroken B 4 Cheserfidd Coal Co. STOVE GRATES trail. -C- 0 1 he cast selected follows: Alon Carlo A varado, wealthy TSlicKti "Ft at "Monson, Richmond, Barbaretts Arada his daughter Hazel Taggart Mor tensin, Trenton; Charles Harrington tieny and express driver. Artelle Rash. Smithfield; Baobarettas friend. Modests Don Roma. Stevens,, Lewiston: LnRov Johnson Ptrtif. Dick Tallin, Lowell-. RichmondOMike Smith, Richmond: Rouke proprietor of hotel,Gram Wheeler. Cove; Montmarrnev Paddington. Charles Peart Richmond, Carmela. queen of Mexican dancing girl, Orta troeun Smithfield, Mr. Hurd. Theater Hvcr Iwiston; Mrs Rurd. Mava Tibbits, Lewiston: nvivia Hurd, their daughter Joe Vella Hears Smithfield; Alfred Bowden, CorGtmfclc Arnold Bergeon nish; Tad TewMnn- - Ten. Mr Schrowther Smithfield Diek, Don Chamber". SmAh field . There is a chorus Of miners Mexican dancing girls, ranches ons ond emigrants m which 70 twreor.s from Smithfield niond Lewiston. Cove ComMi and Trentcn participating. Extensive preparations are bein made to make this onera one of the ouMonrirng musical events of the season. ter. FROM YOUR GOAL cf er A r,W.V,W.V.M.W.WAV.V.VAV.V,V,V.V.,.7.VAV.VAWtV.VA7VAW.V.VAa t are directors; Clarence North Cache high si heel orchestra, director with Catoer Merrill as business man-se- F,cbst Wil-scho- ol I m, hr ns n ! . Trial, Benson be presented by the stake M I. A. in the North i -- 0 j I (Continued from Page One) company flume has been elithe minated changing by course of the flume. A covering of cement has been placed tor some distance over the Ri c hm o n canal Points of the road hitherto dangerous to traffic at the Utah Power and Light dam, the H. A. Pedersen property, where right of way was granted the, coimty, and at the upper extremity of the dam of the city power plant have been so remedied as to no longer be dreaded by the motorist. It is planned a construction work progresses to widen the channel of Logan river at soma points. ' The first unit of ' the new highway is according to Contractor Nelson, about 65 per,-ctcomplete. Much of the rock blasting still to be done by C. M Leadman, will written The spU it of matrimony lias Mr. and Mrs. George Cowley taken hold cf the young folks ana Mrs. Charles Purser, Mrs of Benson. Just two weeks ago Louis Neeley and her son, Lems. Sim Rees was married and on were in attendance at the f next Teague Rees eral services of their father, is to be united in matrimony to Taliasan Hughes at Pleasant Miss May Schiess of Providence View, Malad stake, on Monday. and Teague are sons of They motored over Sunday. fYvlrs Mame Rees Shortly after iThe daughters, Mrs. Cowley, VAheir marriage Sim Rees and 'Mrs. Neeley, Mrs. Purser,,' have Ernest Hobbs and their wives .not yet returned, but Mr. Cow. left for California hy auto.. .. ley . came , home .Tuesday, Mr . Hughes was one of the first Benson Elder Ri. L. Wm. settlers of the Malad stake, sdr was a visitor at the Sunday having moved there from and1 priesthood meeting, lard, first settling at Samaria, on Sunday -- His special mission and then at Pleasant View. He was to the Aaroruc priesthood came to Logan in 1907 where he resided seventeen years and quorums On Friday last Mrs. Mame then moved back to Pleasant View 14 early days he . made Reesnuid lie? daughter.-Vio- la. and Mr Darling motored to two trips across the plains for Tremonton and spent the day Mormon emigrants, and has alas guests of Mr and Mrs. Lo- - ways been an active worker renzo Roundy. They had a very in the church. He was born in ago pleasant time Mrs Roundy was Wales eighty seven, years Mor-She lormerlly Miss Florence Rees, and came to Utah as a and her husband spent the mon pioneer. In early days he early days of their married life freighted Utah produuts from tCormne to Butte, Montana. He in Benson. Mrs. Hyrum Cardon gave an has been one of the leading interesting c iscourse on Thanks- - men in building up this western giving at the sacrament meet- - country, ini' Sunrfav The cattle buyers of Benson Wonders Of A New have been active during the. , V (J 11101(16(1 past week -buying dairy cows to ship to- California. Mr and Mis (A P. Anderson aqd family of Franklin were supper guests Friday evening nostical work was explained bv at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Dr. George L, Clark of the Un- W. G Reese. , iversity of Illinois. He said the Mrs Grover Hancey and Mrs. ray could be used to define the Willis Lamb of Hyde Park were molecular structure of human visitors at the home of v their tissues and differentiate be mothers, Mrs Munk and Mrs tween normal tissues. Reese on Friday last. By employing light diffraction It Is gratifying to the many in the research. Dr. Clark said fnends of Bishop Ballard to.it was possible to determine see him and his family riding even functional changes in the human tissues. m a new sedan. How the might be used The early cold snap has deleprosy from layed the work on the home to help banish was explained by the earth of Charles Purser Dr. of Edward Chamberlain iSfnerwnvRLMaa Philadelphia. He explamed that leprosy rkedly affected the hands and feet JeSf Rees tMrold rSs 1)01163 and that b diagnosis the P Maughan, a cure such a By aPP1 ArthSS SlakeLrenceleReSiCM 19-2- "Golden The opera. Taliasan Hughes Despite Weather will be ERCENT-COMPLE- G. REESE, Correspondent Cupid Active The highway'" when eomplet- - the foremost road projects undertaken during colder weather whrti traffic on the ed will be a boon to Cache ever undertaken in this sec-- . FIRST DIVISION OF LOGAN CANYON ROAD BEHSOHEPARTMEIIT! Y. I ACE 75171 CUHLiOLMV, U1AU. LOv.iAN (T1 Y, . JOliv--iL- made, chromium trimmed wind wings, 8' wide, ere on sale at $5 93 Others from S2.95 to $6 65 bualled Frae .... St 4 |