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Show THE Germany Claims Advances; Warsaw Says Shes Holding By okchsner Staff Correspondent 11 d'i'i The BERLIN, Sept. german high command, announciadvances on all ng Important asserted today that Polish fronts, divisions, ti upped, some Polish were beginning to lay dovn their liliU'd Frn. arms. Makes Advance that German It was announced had troops after a bitter battle reached the south bank of the river in the Nowgorod-Vizn- a Narew sector 85 miles northeast s of Warsaw and that after tross-iamg the San river the bad taken Rudymno and Jaroslav Ge-ma- ns southeastern Poland. g the The big battle area alo-iVistula was reaching its decisive It was asserted. The communique disclosed the Germans had now begun a naval landing party action against the BY GEORGE said. On Firo authorities confirmed Polish reports that parts of Warsaw-habeen set afire, but whereas the Poles attributed the fires to German airplane bombs, the Germans blamed them on Polish arBuddings At Trenton: HYDE PARK Army the in Czestochowa-Kielce-Mlon-sk- days 3 Insertion: twenty cents. For one month: one dollar per BOOKKEEPER, male. Ph. FOR SALE MISCEL. line. trailer SCHlLTS These prices control when the advertisement is paid for in advance. If collection is necessary, a collection fee is added to above charges. READERS house. 1108-N- 4th. E. 5 RM. modern home, garage. Choice location. Ph. 690. holstein Springer cows TWO A3 Ph. 046-J$125 CONN Trombone excellent condition, $50. Ph. 715. USED brick 7 $7 50 M. 236 N 1 E HAVE YOUR OLD TIKES Dont throw away your 6 RENT or sale. Twenty cents per line for each day of publication. Black face readers thirty cents per line for each day of publica- 5 PICKLING tion. Minimum for each reader, 40 Zbinden, 775-- J. cents. For purpose of estimate allow five average words to a line of classified or a reader. Albert cucumbers. Canyon ' Ph. Rd. 696 2 FULL blooded Springer pups, 193 E 2nd So. RANGE, bed rm set. 430 N Main 0-- 7 GUARANTEED USED FARMERS SALE' Flesh Cows, ifeuti, Providence FOR Sa.e; Bay work horse, David Forsb rg. River Heights. 3 S-- ll APTS. FOR RENT, UNFUR. 380 E C. HEATED, bath, elec. equ. 0-- 3 5 deluxe 205 E RMS 3 N S 23 ROOMS FOR RENT 2 thicknesses, rough inside, 0-rustic outside. 54 N 2 W. AUTO. heat. 357 N 1 E. Ph. 852-ROOM home, large lot, coops for 1000 chickens, Ph. Herald-Journ- COMFORTABLE, quite bedroom. office. BARN, 7 6 4 0 21 S 1st E. ACRE pas' tire, Hyrum. Near S.C. High school. Carl D Niel- - AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE sen. MALE HELP WANTED 1930 Olds, .sedan, heater & radio CRESTED wheat grass seed locally lh 1088-W- . MAN for small route business; no grown. 22e lb. E Allred, Hyrum 1931 to $45 first week, CilEV. panuel; 1938 Chev experience; up more later; get new automobile Deluxe Town Sedan. State Loan as bonus. Let me write you full OR RENT, Billiard hall w.th 5 Co 29 W. 1st No. Ph. 260. tables & bar. Pr. 977-details. MILLS, 1601 Poplar, Oakland. Cal NATIVE lumber, slabs & bldg logs. See Michaelson, 155 E 1 S. RELIABLE MAN WANTED to BARGAIN! cull on farmers in Cache CounModel A I'ord Roadster, In good fitsewer pipe ty, No experience or capital re- CONCRETE condition, also Truck Chassis for and quired. Steady work. Make up to liutiiing Insds, good rubber. tings, Ralph Plumbing 1 $12 a day. FURST & THOMAS, Heating. .It. AUTO SALKS d St., Oakland, Cal. 110 SOUTH 1st WEST FUR SALE OR TRADE 3 4 5 2 S-- ll 1 Score by innings: 004 311 Hyde Park Tudor Delux 1936 Ford Delux Pick-u- p 1936 Chevrolet Pick-u- p 1935 Chevrolet 's Ton Truck I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PIANO, AUTO SUPPLIES WHOLESALE 50 FAST selling items. Steady repeat year round business. quires $100 for assorted stock. Re- TUNGSTEN FACTORY WARE1414 Wabash Ave HOUSE, Chicago. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE pullets. son. for 2 yr. old heifer or Mrs. L. R. Neeley, Ben2 HOME, for smaller home. Ph. 583-- J. 0-- 4 HimiX 421-- GOOD THINGS TO EAT Ph. BEAUTY SALON 184 8. 5th Hest CONCORD grapes, Pears, Prunes, Apples. Schaub Orchard. 953 N 6 8th E. Ph. 5 3-- S-- 12 2 6 7 4 020 100 300 Trenton and Reading. Umpires Whitman Three-bas- e hits V. UNIT MAY MOVE Summary: hits O. Waite, Seamons. Two-bas- e Mauchley, Butler, Jensen 2. Errors BY UNITED PRESS Perkes, O. Seamons, Brough 2, Stocks strong and active. Butler, P. Brown. Strikeouts by 3. Bonds higher; U. S. governments According to information releas1, Jenson 5, Brown ed by the United States Forest D. Balls lower. Curb stocks higher. Department, CCG camp No. 1506 Bases on balls by D. Balls 4, Brown 1, Jenson 5. Double plays stationed at Cub river near PrestForeign exchange about steady. on will be moved from the Cache Mauchley to D. Waite; Littledyke Cotton up $1 a bale. National forest to the Caribou to Cottle to Jenson. Winning pitchWheat up 4 cent a pound. National forest north of here. Kea- er D. Balls. Losing pitcher V Silver off S cent in New York t 36-tons of the transfer, officials ex' Brown. cents a fine ounce. plained are to conform with govAt Richmond: ernment practice of giving each AB R H forest area the benefit of a conHYDE PARK 6 2 servation unit. At the present V. Seamons c 5 0 there are two CCC units in the Cook 3b SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11 l'.R 6 1 Cache National forest located at Mauchley ss 2 6 Dairy market. Butter: 92 score D. Waite lb Hyrum and Cub river. 30. 4 3 if CCC unit 1506 was set up in D. Balls 5 2 Eggs: large 304, large stand1933 and located in Emigration O. Waite 2b ards 24)4; medium 224; small 4 0 rf canyon on the Paris, Idaho side. Perkes 134. 5 It was shifted to Woolf locatp its present SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 11 (UR) 4 ion four years ago. The most W. Seamons cf Butter, extra cartoned, 30. outstanding project completed in 16 14 45 the unit's Totals deprogram was the velopment of Cub river canyon as AB R H scenic and picnic area which TRENTON 3 1 c included making road Payne and grades 3 2 OGDEN, Utah, Sept. 11 d'.Rl highways equal to State projects, Butler rf 4 0 3b Cottle (USDA) Livestock : Midges, river fords, playground 0 4 lb and picnic Hogs 460, steady to 10c higher facilities, providing wa- Jensen 2b 4 0 ter than last week's close, early top supplies and sanitary rest Brough 0 lf-- p 7.60 on choice 170 to 220 lb. butchrooms, and Littledyke many other conven- Hauser 1 If ers. ances. Other major projects 0 4 cf Brown Cattle: 1000; early sales steady the opening up of the P. 0 ss to strong. Spots higher, steers and rranklin Basin, acces Andrews making 3 0 V. Brown 'ole its p heifers slow, few light dairy type timber and recreational areas to the steers 6.75. Part load Idaho heifers public and building 3 7 34 Totals road between Mink Creek and 6.50, few lots light stock steers tib river, shortening the and heifers 8.00. Few choice veal-er- s Score by Innings: 25 cents higher at 9.25. between these two points by 1 16 021 01514 014 Hyde Park Sheep: 15,600. Lot choice truck-ed-i- n m'lcs, not counting in2 7 3 the 010 000 200 Trenton valuable good local fat lambs 8.40. Ewes accomplished in the Umpires Whitman and Reading. 3.00 to 3.50. six and one half loads unmation of fire hazards In the V. Searuns Home Summary: choice 87 lb. Idaho spring lambs n5ns and the general cleaning hits mons. D. Balls. Three-bas- e forests. Lewis H. Dan-- , Mauchley, D. Waite, Butler. Two-bas- e weighed Sunday 9.35. ' CLC has hits, O. Waite. Errors D. ad charge projects supervisor, oolf of the work. Cottle 2. Strikeouts Balls, er a n . committee from Pres-5, Littledyke 5, V. Brown 3 went to Ogden to protest the Bases on balls by Woolf 2, Little-dykBOSTON, Sept. 11 (U.R) Trading Regional Forester C v ,ll.tfore 1, V. Brown 3. Winning pitch it was decided to J intain'cods, Woolf. Losing pitcher Little was moderately active today at a spike camp here next er of last dyke. Stolen bases Hyde Park 10, prices around the high t0 take care of the un Trenton 1. "wipietcd Graded bright fleeces brought 39 projects. to 41 cents In the grease for 44 and to rwx0mmittee making the trip en Prtest the action ini,l blood. Graded French combing rluria Utah ld County Commissioner A. ti v length fine territory wools were ash, Willis Hendricks of the held at 83 to 85 cents scoured Rot; R. B. Gibson of the basis. Original bag lines of fine L,7 club, Attorney Ben John Anto territory Killed wools were quoted around rn Boy the Junior Chamber of 83 to 85 cents scoured basis for Commerce, Wilford Smith, good FYench combing length. STcSf Vhc road of CLAWSON, Utah, Sept. 11 U.P m. of Commerce and HOT WEATHER! Utahs automobile traffic death Secretary toll today stood at 100 following LOS ANGELES, Sept. 11 proMiS ,Cu,lcr- - They also made the death Sunday of a A million people flocked home Idahos child. at.ve. at,ns representold Clawson and senators of the action. Charles Geary Price died four from the beaches today, disapCar,hou National forest hours after he was struck by an pointed to learn that the weather re 9 nI let had the benefit automobile while he was playing man had forecast no changesum-in of g Its cnnstrVa'ion camp within In front of nis home. Deuth toll temperature from yesterdays tines, officials mer record of 95 degrees. at this time lost year was 137. reported. Markets at a Glance A Butter Prices Ogden Livestock dis-wn- by OUW $Q Of" Two-Da- y Service OUcJ JQPPW We have the experience and ...Ml facilities VALLEY MOTOR CO. (Formeily Cache Valley Used Car Co.) 322 N. M UN ST. for quality, work. but rapid, We guarantee siituifaetion! ANNOUNCEM ENTS PHONE 828 STATIONERY CARDS Wool Market CLARK & EARL USED CARS and TRUCKS t PRINTING CO. Ilerald-Journ- 1937 NASH Ambassador Sedan. Heater, Radio and $jnp Overdrive 1936 PONTIAC Deluxe Sedan Low A7Z 11 u mileage 1937 FORD 14 Ton IC7C Truck. Stake body 0ID 1936 FORD Vt Ton $07 Pickup 1935 REO 4 T. Pick-u- p fk uOU Real Buy Building RC r SMITH CLOTHING dlJ 1937 Delux dan. Radio Heater 1933 1937 PLYMOUTH Sedan Radio, Heater 1936 CHEV. Sedan, Radio . . 1 O w 1936 GRAHAM Supercharger, Radio $ 193XsSTUDE- - SLACKS Ton BAUGH MOTOR COMPANY 140 SOUTH MAIN UH Heater CHEVROLET 14 Truck. With Beet $nor C00 Rack! Many Others $25 and Up! No Interest or Handling Charge Logan, Utah BAKER Sedan LUNDBERG MOTOR CO. SPORT COATS Phone 308 N-1- elec, equipt. 194 N 1st APT. 646 E 7th North. ROOMS, Apts. 129 N 1st West. 3 RMS. elec, equipt A heated. West Center. Ph S-- 143 238. 0-- 2 rms. basement. PARTLY, No. Main. NEW, close in. elec, equipt. N. 2 W. 7. 447 FAIR for 0 S-- 54 0-- 7 NEW, electrically equipped, 2 and 3 room modern apartments. Near College. 615 E. 5th No. Ph. 1405. 1938 PLYMOUTH eater, State Loan r Company 00 care S-- ll RMS, modern, heated. 156 E. 0 1st No. GOOD loc. 2 bedrooms. 189 E 2nd 3 No. MOD. stm. htd. apts, for couples; also rms. for boys. White Auto 3 Court, South Main. NICE htd. apts. 261 E 3rd North. 3 1937 DESOTO Dual (DUPE equipment. Fine condition 1937 PLYMOUTH priv bath. 459 W 1st N. APT. new paint, paper. 246 8 1936 S-- E. 1 0-- 4 steam hL 56 N 4th W. STEAM heat, spacious, priv. bath, elec range, garage, $25.00 and 0 $30.00. 253 West 1st North. FURNISHED, 269 E. 2nd. So. Ph. DAN $rrA DDU -- 937-- 0 OR unfurn. 163 W. 4 N. Ph. 914-- 1542-- elec equ. 79 cen. V 1935 PLYMOUTH 3 RMS. COMPANY bath, htd. 312 W. Center. PLYMOUTH 2 1 W. DELUXE BLAIR MOTOR 7 HTD. elec, equ. 194 N l0 $,171 00r Ph. J. ex- - Considerable SE- TOURING SEDAN Splendid mechanical condition. $07 Newly painted Other makes and models of comparable value! 8 HTD, DODGE TOURING ' CHRYSLEIi 260 SHOES HAND FINISHED in Peace and War! 200 acres of hay and wheat land close 'in at a price this war may double in a very short time. , 29 acres In IOgan North-fiel- d with the best of water right. Ilay, licet, potatoes, meadow. See the land and get the pi lee. 4 room home with a furnished apartment. Close-I- n 12x48; also 67 W. mentlnq. WANTED TO BUY USED beet puller. Ph. 083-JUSED hunting rifle. 1224 No. 6 E. S-- crat Full grain Calfskin! The finest L. 112 H. DAINES LAND BROKER N. Main - 99 Phone 3C2 OLD horses for mink feed. Best 0-- 3 prices paid. Ph. WHEAT, Bekker, River Heights, 081-R- 0-- 8. S-- OEFim Or sale. Trips over Skyline trail & guide. Also horses 0-- 7 broke. Riding Academy. Phone 416. Old Gold Smart, Thrifty, Durable! All solid leather! SMITH CLOTHING WANTED LIVESTOCK , Top prices paid for live or dead horses, cattle; also feeder hogs. Whites Trout Farm, Phone Hyrum, 11. R-collect. M.l. 40. Iigan, CO. Utah 2. chair-committ- six-ye- ar REPAIR PARTS FOR FURNACES AND HEATERS FIVE TONS OF GRATES AND IJMNGK ON HAND! In quality shoes! SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE, S-- ll 706 Square locution. 1 HW-jiiun- n 3 Ph. 1177. .. HORSES for fox feed. Ph. Aristo S-- ll storage base Center. . 3. London -- FOR RENT. MISCEL. ROOM r The New Old Gold Colors for Fall! LAN- D- 6 ply tires, tra equipment 3 RM bsm, 29 DELUXE 0-- 4 2 RMS of Logan D. J. WILSON Phone West First N. 00 TOURING SEDAN newly painted. Dual equipment 1 DELUXE radio, dual equipment, white sidewall tires, low mileage, a car that has had $r7 exceptional COUPE-r- H 895 PRIVACY ASSURED Below are listed a few of our very special values selected from our fine stock. While at the Fair call in and look them over. S-- ll to 300 Furniture - Autos Livestock Monthly Payments as you desire! SPECIALS VV. 0-1- 10 USED CAR APTS. FOR RENT FURND. HTD. CO. for S-1- Market Quotations Six-Year-O- JOAP MvtJ Seteral Model A Fords Ill D-3- 426-3r- S-- by-W- 1st SOUTH Phone 277 78 WEST 4 RM. mod. home, large lot, barn, ELBERTA Peaches, Pears, Concord Grapes. Floyd Newbold, So. coop. Bargain, 141 W 6th So. 5 6 Bench, Providence. BLDG, lot, 8 rods. Cheap, 168 E 6th No. Ph. 788 after 6 p. m. VERY Best Pears. 136 W 1st No. 5 RM. mod. home. gar. 321 W 2 So. RIPE tomatoes, pick them yourself, ABR H 35c bu. Ray Harvey, Cornish. 5 RM. mod. home, garage, large 5 lot with berries. Inq. 54 N. 2 W. 017 I WILL have plenty of Alberta peaches, Bartlett pears, grapes, QUICK sale. Mod. house & barn. tomatoes, cantaloupes. Jos. Bair, 4 Easy terms. Ph. 970-- J. 4 Providence. Ph. 6 RM. mod. home Inq. 35 S. 2 W. 094-J1 ELBERTA peaches. Phone 2 MOD. home bsmt. apt. 346 N 4 W CONCORD grapes, Wealthy, Wolf ll River apples. Schaub orchard, 2 4 ROOM brick home, mod. conv., 953 N. 8 E. Ph. 964-large lot, terms. Apply 157 O- N 5th West. Ph. 661. MOVING AND STORAGE 6 RM. brick home, can be made WHEN moving call the reliable into duplex. Inq. 261 ESN. 3 and experienced transfer men. MOD. home with garage barn A Local A long distance moving 9 J. W. Ault & son. Ph. 448. large coop at 442 E Center MOD. home, large lot. 171 W 4 N. FOR LOCAL and long distance moving, packing, storage, shipCab and ping, call Johnson Transfer Ph. 314. Also agent for 0 Conyes Freight Lines. 10111 GaSAV of Logan Tt S-- south of Warsaw. WHITE GAS 1937 Studobaker Sedan 1996 Dodge, delux Syf Tudor 1931 Chevrolet 2 S-- ll REGULAR Gallon... CARS FROM YOU K PACKARD DEALER COLUMN S-- ll LOST: Two $5 bills between Center and 1st So. Call Modern Barber Shop. Reward. I II S and HEATING Sewer work, Repairing. Free es timates. New and used fixtures. 121 South Main Phone 1082 R A L PLUMBING Stewart-Harriso- 2 LOST AND FOUND mile- 2nd South ami Main -l 3 old tires there is still plenty ot age ri them. HOMES 6 (ENTER See Us For Real Bargains! EZRA El NDAIIE Tire and Venice Station 2 DR. HOWARD L. CALL has moved his dental office to 392 South Main Street. Phone 399. Early morning and late evening appointments by request. FURNITURE CO. NEW IOCATION N. 585 s-- ie IcUB RIVER C.C.C. line. Minimum charge for one -l headquarters, army corps from Silesia, and surveyed territory this corps had gained of its advance northeastward HOME CENTER 67 WEST 2 11 g-- MZIE5 S-- 899-R- S-- progress. the line For three days: twenty-fiv- e cents per line. For one week: forty cents per 4 Hitler, leaving his joined the German operating northward it was announced, Classified Pam GV S-- ll 046-R- tillery fire. It was announced that Adolf Hitler, acting as supreme commander of the German forces In Poland, had visited the front by and had even plane yesterday flown close to Warsaw, at a point where desperate fighting now is in ROOM also 4 room home. 317 AUCTION sale, horses & mules, Wed Sept. 13 and eveiy two E. 3 N weeks thereafter. Wnte or wire1 E. 101 NEAT small home. Inq. DUNN HORSE A JIMMIE 2 So Union MULE COMMISSION, f, RM. mod Stock Yards, Ogden, Utah. home, furnace. Good . location. Ph. 235 or 1 ROOM home. 81 Marinda'e Ave. SITUATIONS WANTED For one day: ten cents per , Results PACE SEVEN. 039. Herald-Journ-al 6 line. BUDAPEST, Seut. 11 (fpi War- saw's radio station asserted today that the capitul wa3 holding out against a terrific attack by German artillery and airplanes. The city withstood 14 air raids by 70 German bombing planes Sunday, it was asserted, and 15 German planes were reported shot down, including five which crash- ed in the city. Plane Bomb City Numerous were in buildings flames, the Warsaw station said, the result of hits by five Ger min bombs. Two 'German tank", were de-stroyed when Polish infantry made a strong stand at one point 30 miles from Warsaw, it was said. It was admitted Polish troops to retire slowly but continued Poles said the Germans ol pres- ent were unable to make import- Cache Valley League 1 1, 4 KALDOli d 1 SPECIAL NOTICES HOUSES FOR RENT UNF. Want Ad Rates I nited Press Staff Correspondent polish Baltic port of Gydniu, iso- antAllgains civilians left in the capital lated since the early days of the area aided in digging trenches war. and otherwise strengthen. ng deMake Take Port fenses, particularly along a line "Action against Gydnm is pro- in the suburbs several miles west it was said. "Neustadt of the city, reports said. ceeding, and Putzig tin the Pomorze area Tronic, Dig In The radio reports irdicated or corridor near the coast) were by navy units. Navy strong French systems and tank occupied battaps were now being eop.structed units are bombarding Iol'sh for a last stand. teries as well as Gdynia revealed also German troops, the Poles asThe comniiiiique the Germans had evacuu'od the serted, were encouraging a deadly airdrome on the fire by machine guile and rifles Saarbrueiwen disclosure from all possible points including front. This french made at the end of the communi rooftops and windows, and it was asserted that at some points the que was; ar-French west front were compelled to retire. Germans 'On the The burgomaster of Warsaw, in tillery fired at the evacuate; aira special broadcast, urged the drome at Sanerbruecken." people of the capital area to dePlanes Bomb City fend themselves to the last drop It was alleged Polish artillery of blood. district in the eastern Warsaw Asserting that Warsaw fought was bombarding western parts of heroically and had driven the the city. German airplanes, the Germans back from the capital, bombardthe burgomaster said the Germans communique said, again and railroads east- were now a little more than six ed highways as well the as ward of Warsaw, miles from the city at the nearcities of Lwow and Lublin in the est point. at west station The 'In the suburbs of Praga and southast. Lwow was destroyed, it was Zoliborz burning houses an be seen in evidence of tremendous German advices were that two fighting," he said. Polish armies west and south of Warsaw had been trapped, and some Polish divisions surrounded. "The fate of these units of the Polish army, with which heavy fighting is still in progress, will be decided in the next few days," a formal high command commini-qu- e SEPTEMBER LOGAN, UTAH, MONDAY, L, Youll Find AU Kinds of Barmins on the CV FREDERICK o. HERALD-JOURNA- FREOl ENT SHIPMENTS OF TARTS FOR ODD STOVES, I URNAC ESI |