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Show LOGAN, UTAH, DAILY 'IIHR PAGE FOUR They Aid Jobless Of Logan HERE'3 MORE ABOUT WILEY FUND (Continued from page one) HERES MORE ABOUT 4 Employees or the following Loof Logan gan business firms have agrted Your Christmas will be much (o pay two per cent of their happier if yon give something to wages to aid the unemployment this fund. Until Wednesday 'or $321 00 situation in this city had been donated tow. . ...e fund Logan City Between Wednesday noon and Lundatrom Furniture Co. Thursday noon the fund had been Cou Wagon Machine Co swelled with another $75 00, mak Geo. W. Lindquist & Sons. lng a total of $39o 00. 0. S L. Railiuad Co. Donations to the Wiley Benefit Cache Y'alley Electric Co. Fund are as follows. Borden Wesiern Co. Blue Light Gas & Oil Co. ... $ 15 00 L. E Johnson Logan Firemen Royal Bakery John H Moser Bluelight Gas & Oil Co D. A. Swenson Woolworth Company C. B. Humphries Logan Hardware Co. Lundstiom Furniture Co. Evans and Cowley Garage Robert R. Holden Cential Milling Co. Herald Composing Room Dr. Jos A. Oeddes Emma Jane Bluemel The Dally Herald Shell Oil Co Wiiklaauu & Sons H. R. Pedersen Chamber of Commerce E. T. Hawkins Shell Oil Co . . C. T. Barrett .. Jenson and Holman. H. C. Maugban J. p. Penney Co. J. C. Allen. Jr Olof Nelson Construction- - Co. James Sorenson J W. Barrett, manager, Morning L. P. Peterson Milk company. W. E. McMurdie Postmaster Joseph Odell. Elizabeth Parkinson . John H Anderson & Sons Abble Card Flist National Bank Leland Hailstone Cach Valley Banking Co. Warren Schow Thatcher Brothers Banking Co W. S. McCulloch .. M. A L. Coal Company Clifton Haws Smith Bros Lumber Company Janies Sm'th Thatcher Clo'hlng Company Jesse P. Rich Shirley Mae Shop . . Ray P. Crookston Dr. B. L. Richards William Walton T. 11 .Humphreys Frank Ewer Dunbar A Hyde Arthur Tarbet Alex Smith Clothing Co W. H. Ewer 1- .even s Chain Stores Gilbert Meacham M. C. Itairls Judge W. J. Williams, Wellsvllle Lumber Co. Anderson & Sons John II. Anderson U-Lumber Co Max Johnson of Royal Bakery 15 00 J. II. Watkins Jr, Monumental Works. Cardon Jewell y Company Safeway Stores Dr. E. I. Stewirt Frank Purser, barber F. W. Schifman, barber Tiges Beauty Shop A Barber Shop Beauty Shoppe Barber Utah Shop Dixie Ruth Beauty Shop T. F. Watson, barber Modern Barber Shop Carl Holmes Cache Auto Co. Cardon Jewelry C. R. Humphreys. Thatch-Milling company. Western Union. William Follett $396 00 At the Lyric For Eplaode One Tim McCoy, featured with Allene Ray in Universal's thrilling chapter play, Indians Are Coming, the first chapter ot which, "Pals In Buckskin, will be shown at he Lyric theatre today. Is one of the most active outdoor men on thy ecreen. l An expert horseman, a crack shot and an athlete, McCoy has been started In many feature length pictures ot the adventure type. As a young man, he was adopted by a tribe of Indians and lived their hardy life for a number of years. During this period he learned the sign language, the habits and customs of numerous Indian tribes and has .been retained many times as interpreter affairs. for governme McCoy has one of the most strenuous roles in Indians Are Coming which is an exciting story of the winning of the west The strong supporting cast Includes Francis Ford, Edmund Cobb, Char1 as Royal pls-to- 1 and Don "Indians Francis. Are Coming was rected by Henry MacRae with liam Lord Wright supervising. di- Wil- The feature picture for today, and Saturday is The Cock eyed World. Friday C. Parker. Andrew King. Clarice Liddlp. May L. Pedersen. Farrel Johnson. Eugene Schaub. George D. Preston. W. W. Hall. Edna Davidson. L. Tom Perry. W. F. Jensen Candy company. Logan Academy. Jackson and Fry company. William Luthy. Utah Mortgage & Loan Co. Felix Cash Market. Officers, Teachers and Custodians of Logan City Schools. E. W. Elliot Allens Ladies Store Cache Valley Commission USAC Faculty Budge CUnlc H. R. Hansen I. K. Hillman Pberson Electric Company Cinderella Frock Shop M. A. Olson, Blue Light No. 2 Lundberg Bulck Company John H. Moser, Contractor Consolidated Theater Co. White Sewing Machine Co. S. Wendenes. Goodyear Shoe Repair Co. Henry T. Darley. Everton and Sons Utah Power & Light Co. Better Wheat Products Company. Utah Poultry Producers Assn. Globe Mills. Mam Barber Shop. Henry Salisbury. Edwards Millinery. Charles D. Tate. Fred W .Marshall. Parley L. Hansen. Joseph Morgan, Jr. Carl O. Felix. Logan Employes ot the Amalgamated Sugar company. ago, lutlaj. Bolivia, Utir .uiiihaii named 'oi .Simon liolivai, who uai boi n in Veuesu la in 17''! and died in 1 h3o after giving lrtidoin from Spoil lo Et u idur Venezuela, Colombia, Panama. Peru and Holivia Born a rn.li man, his lather an ownar of much land, and nidtiv liimsilt slaves, llolivai in hunidu libeitj. und (ought lor it mu-rtsu- d lo his death He was a far seeing statesman and law makers today might learn He foresaw the trend trom him and the difficulties of and Ins last pro lamdtlou. as su lire me head of Bolivia, was is-to tile people on his death bed He went iuctcHsluIly through 'I Hat two bundled bloody batih s will interest those that care littli about statesmanship. Lck-u- Lilt (Ols y bf'nit r turning uhlllllf hib HtUdJOS to At the Capitol The jenuipal attoi in The hue Hell o' Pur I'alu Univer al s amazing triansle dntma Pirn td in tie Aljis al elevation varying from 6,000 to 12uht reft. i. Peak Palu itself, most of forbidding mountains, the .Yoith Wall of will'll is a si ear pieripite thousands of let t high The staling of the wall is shown in the most re tudikubie photogiapliie woik evei sem on the screen. The question evnvbodv will ask Ls Where In hedvt n s name was the tamera In the fast are Lem iliftenstahl Gustav Ihesei, Eiust Petersen and Urnst I det, lamous Germun war ate Hr Arnold Fantk, noted Al pinist and Him direttoi, wrote and dll et ted the picture The White Hell of Pitz Pilin' is now playing at Ihetdpitol tluatre Giaham Mi Nniuee NBC ace broadiastei gives the vocal dramatization ol V in the way of real news vou lead about mole violent fighting in China and moie 'rouble in Spain Yesterdays news fiom Spain told ol rt dels exttuled T e ithels uie supposed to have tapiured and they have killed three geutials Kid , a new featme ot the putme. lv lliatlon. Iiolp to make leaner-wois- e and In Hartgusaa, lamim llinatens betaine ot many strikts (CenMnuea Horn page GIF! is not the end It important ns but tin l aiming I.ldt r Ballard also told how a h w weeks ao m Iaiaan addressing the scouttis of the total tountil rsiivtd the Impiersion that he etrtlilv activities of Mr ( ar don wtie just about to come to a lose Bishop William Worley ot the First waid, who presided at the servites, told of the activities of Mi Cardon at the Suridav school last Sunday just prior to Ins sud den demise The First ward choir with Frank Baugh, Jr, directing and Professoi S E. Clark at the console, sang Oil. Mv Father, and "I Know Lives Redeemer That My sung by Frank Baugh, Jr and Fred Baugh An instrumental trio was played by Mis Phvlhs Spitkei, Hal Farr and Professor Claik. Iravers were offered by George W. Squires aud President C. W. Dunn of Logan stake The speakers stand was overed vjilli an array of beautiful fh wers The grave in the Logan city was dedicated by H. W Bal laid, Sr. tu CL RUNG I Solo-vve- IV 3 VU -- AITS GARS. or I BY -- - lENS m $S.00 $3.50 and ' "ooJ all FACTORY METHODS 1 I . $7-0- 10 for brands IN of TOBACCO, BILL FOLDbTCS I !rotal"ners? eSt EaSet laect .1 off. $2.98 all bran ZORS, safety, CLEANED and BLOCKED Utah "tiEh 2.5U $u, o carton TES, all braiuls, lOL-NT.VI- .o $2.25 - of 25 bo, 98c gcnu,nc ,eather ru!&er lined. 4 98 TuAsrr-RKuaranteed ,ne year, $3.98 Happy To Make Father CIGARS, to $4.50 - 75c to $2.50 P uunu gifts 10c - 98c Year rC0U 12 hUrs STATIONERY, nrCTn,.. C1G,HE Logan, hot 1 S MENS or LADIES 77 North Main 7herms bottles, ,K0;f' 'Gem GT.U.LCVSI-- l.l. WORK DONE r ie From Dec. 15 to Dec. 20 AL 98c tLOCKS Kuaramted x&P I Geimany has found a way to make danger signals plain even foi the color bliud. Drivers appioaeh ing a lailroad Hack need not know the difference between white and red. The warning comes in flashes. While the way is clear, a white light flashes foity times a minute when a train approaches, a rjtl light Is turned on and flash as eighty times to the nyinute. The train automatically switches the red and white Ilglita on and RONS, electric I V to Make Mother Happy SPECIAL France has banking troubles and deals with doubtful bankers In a diastic action Thirty five Fremh bankers aie in jail and 185 under government Investigation. 9 3 0. onel uni m a v News, .mp.inant to the world, la low the lull of silver to u new it sold yisterday tor 31 and pi lie 5S tents an mime. India aud China, with one half the iHipulation of the eaith, deptndi on silvet fur their buying power Aud the buvlng power of one halt the worlds population makes a big t1 to the other half Czuclio blovuka and Hungary aie lighting a trade war, building up tariff walla against each other, a had thing for the economic condition of central Europe. 1 tin1 hi ihfmas hohddi at home Vr Hilin t a iujd edif d j in txpftU to rt main lor about t uais rnu-lihoi- , Stockton-Christlanse- Harry from Stanford lo sptud (I 1?. Cardon Louis S, Hi id Bullwi, .won o: Mr. and Mis H i (Of Mtilltn ot laOfrrtu lids r ciMnru Y. ABOCT MORE HERE'S Visits Logan Home tunif the firemen or the policemen Total Stanford Student TODAY (Continued fiom page one) TIHRSD I D $1-2- $1.00 to $S-0- 0 r . . g a Shirley Mae Shop -- Double Stamps - auhter fT DUbarry CLD oo CRCaA?".pos Double Stamps Friday and Saturday iinKsf J 0WlRS, a''e XoOc N C07V e ciery fF ES, finest qua'r Perfect $2 n .9 3r)c SO ft. "wes Specials - Double T Big Christmas Sale! i Always the Latest Styles, Cheapest Prices and Largest Assortment to Choose From! Come in and get acquainted with Our Styles and Prices! Smart Dresses for formal and informal wear for Children, Misses and Ladies, arriving daily. Wonderful values from $2.50 to $19.95 All sizes and colors. Lovely Pattern Hats Greatly Reduced and selling now from $1.00 and up All Winter Coats at from 13 to 12 off $5.00 no $55.00 Going now at Fine Silk Hosiery, 49c pair and up. Try them once and you will always buy them from us. There's a reason. Other gifts arriving dai'y are, bathrobes, negligees, handbags, hankies, jewelry, sweaters, skirts, side and back comb sets, silk undies, etc. A Few Steps Off Main Street and a Few Dollars Saved! f Stamp xORS comPte i TTct lb I - CAME-'- 1 1 B1LLrOLDS,(' This Special is for Friday and Saturday Only! - M1U rAMU.AS11 Shirley Mae Shop $.00 BRUS ' ' ;tfc .. -- 6.00 eaer- .- SIM $,00 .0 $3.f0 nbo, bas -- - s ,.00, $' 50- - .. , ' j'LI - . A - V so 200 v M F ( - ' LIGHTS V 8 Loganv Utah V Prescription Drug It NORTH L S ... lSGERbOE"A 4M- , liWSTROr This is an opportunity to fill your stamp book and get that Christmas present for Mother and Dad AND LADIES FURNISHINGS wkh bU u WILL BE GIVEN WITH ALL CASH SALES Edwards Millinery Co. 29 West 1st iXorth Happy Son To Make Coir0" .a ttt L |