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(((V PAGE FOUR t!-'-' '"" ir THE LOGAN ftEPUBLICAN TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1919
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I J LOCAL NEWS
Hi Phono AMMO
H I 101 Block
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Hj j Mr. 1'oter T. Peterson, n former
Hj resident ot Lognn, but who (or tho
i c pant tow years has been living In
H' . Ilozburg, Idaho, died nt Ills homo
H 8 thcro on Saturday of heart trouble
H J Dr. F. O. Ruynolds will lecture on
H V Safeguarding tho Eyo, Ear, Noso and
1 j Tiirout at community centor on
H ,, Thursday afternoon ut 4 o'clock. Ev-
H fl nryono Is Invited to attend this worth
B !, whllo lecture. 6-14
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H, J i 0 A b t . ft
B t For Best Results Bee
S G..L. OHADWICIK -
' Chiropractor
I j ArimoBlk Phone 80
1 . 10-11, 2-4, 6:30-7:30
I , Hours
Mj jj All high school Dtudonta must call
H I for their amph'lohs suro on Tuesday
Hj betwoen tho hours' of 4 and C.
H j, 'l - Holfor for salo at 691 North Soc-
Hf it and west. Adv-C-14
Ii Mr. and Mrs. WAn. Qnodsell an
Jiounco tho engagement ot tholr
Jaughtor Gouova to Elmei O. Dohus
of this city, Oio; ninrrlngo to tako
., 3lnco In tho very near future. r- -
H A flno baby boy arrived at tho
H Jionio or Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Skld-
H .iioro on Sunday night. Mother nml
H -hild aro doing nicely.
WM. ELI HAWKINS
Chiropractor
' Office Phone
? 420 S. Main G37-J
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H j rMr. J. II. Edwards, agency innnnR-
H t of tho Intormountaln Llfo Insur-
H . utneo company is hero fixing up n
H Jcal ngunoy contract with Mr. Sam-
H ; ucl Weston.
H Mr. and Mrs. Moso Lewis of Mont-
H Jl " seller stopped off at Logan on Satur-
H p '-ay to visit 'Mr. Allen, manager of
H 4ho local store, beforo returning
H "Omo. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis havo just
H ocontly returned from California,
H I hero they went last fall to spend
H I uo winter.
H Alfred Anderson, tho cattlo mer-
M ihaat of Hyrum was In town ycator-
H ay on business.
B j ' A. n. Hovey, principal of tho
1 , r.lstrlct schools of Mlllvlllo, was In
m '" dty yesterday attending to bunl-
B ivpna affairs.
B TfANTBD Man or boy to holp
H- T'Ut up hay. T. L. Grlraaud, east of
Bl h toraetory, Logan. AdT-6-7-C
. Four members wero Initiated Into
tho local chapter of Gamma Sigma
Doltn, national honorary agricultural
socioty at tho U. A. C. at the so
ciety's annual luncheon and Initia
tion hold recently. Thcso four ini
tiates aro Ezra C. Carter, post grad
uate at the college, and a member of
tho Utah Experiment Station staff,
and Luclon Macham, Sumner Hatch,
and Samuel Morgan, all ot tho class
of '19. Tho socioty Is honorary and
now members aro chosen strictly up
on merit from tho upper third of tho
mato members of tho Senior class
In agriculture, post graduates doing
work In agriculture, and agricultur
al Investigators among tho faculty.
Most of tho largo agricultural Col
legos of tho country possesses a chap
.tcr of Gamma Sigma Delta. The
chapter at tho Utah college was or
ganized In 1900 and its roaster con
tains tho names of most of our ag
ricultural faculty sluco that time.
V. J. Harrison and family aro now
comfortably located on their farm
north of Richmond, which thoy just
l ocontly purchased from Mr. Larscn.
Mr. Charles Sherwood, representa
tive of tho International Harvester
Company, landed tho local agency for
tho International Motor trucks In
this city, Mr. Larson will handlo
this truck in addition to his soda
water business.
Logan RIdo & Junk Company pays
the highest prlco for hides and Junk.
Phono 62, Logan, Utah. Adv-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Maiighun of.
Weston, Idaho, with thelrufnmlly,
havo moved to Logan for tho sum
mon Mr. Maughan will attend sum
mer school hero.
Plonty ot money .to loan on city or
farm property. II. A. Podersou.
t " - Adv-tf
Miss Wllda Crannoy lotl' for?'hcr
homo In' Marion, Idaho, on Monday
nftor spending tho winter, horo at
tending school.
Census Clerks, 4,000 needed, $92
per mouth. Age, 18 upward. Ex
pcrlenco unnecessary. For froo par
ticulars of examinations, wrlto Ray
mond Terry (former Government Ex
aminer), C87 Continental Uldg.,
Washington. Adv-C-17
Mr. Glonn Winn of Smlthflcld was
a Logan visitor on Sunday,
KOlt BALK. ..EASTERN MONTANA
STOCK IiAND
Twenty thousand acres combined
farming and stock land, good soil,
woll grassed, numerous springs with
'flowing Btrcams through, three sec
tions. Well located on main lino of
Northorn Pacific. Shipping point on
land at north end, also ono closo
to southwest end of tract. Prlco $5.60
por aero, ono fourth cash, balanco
sovon ojual annual payments, inter
est at 6 por cent No trades con
sidered. Probably tho best stock
proposition la eastern Montona. For
salo only oa a wholo. For full par
ticulars and plat, address
MONTANA WHOLESALE LAND CO.
Miles City, Montana
Dox 1070 Ady-7-18
Daily Thought
The first furmer wns tho first ninn,
ninl nil historic nobility rests on pos
session nml use ot land. Emerson.
1 j QUALITY FIRST I
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if ; Has Always Been our Motto I '
j j i Jewelry Repair Work I;
II j Honest Goods At Honest Pnices
H 1 1 ;j C. M. Wendelboe, Jeweler S I
B i 'J H HAST FIRST NORTH STREET LOGAN, UTAH I
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THREE TEAMS. TIED
FOR FIRST PLACE
(Contlnuod from Pago One)
RICHMOND
, AB It II O A
Anderson, lb 4 118 1
Johnson, ss 3 2 0 0 3
Urown, p 6 2 4 12
Nelson, 2b 4 2 2 6 6
Baker, c "60390
N. Woodland, cf .. 6.; 0 0 10
Jonas, 3b '-6 ,12 12
E. Woodland, If .. 40 0 0 0
Van Noy, rf 6 0 0 0 0
Thompson, rf 2 0 '0 1 1
37 8 12 27 14
SCOnE BY INNINGS
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Richmond ..23011000 0 8
Smlthflcld ..00100040 1 C
Tho Irrigators 'from Wollsvlllo
wero succcsful In outclassing the
Lowlston Farmers In tho game play
ed on tho Lowlston field on Satur
day afternoon. Tho gamo ended
with a score of thirteen to -six,
which brought Lowlston down to
tho samo class as Logan and Rich
mond and raised Wollsvlllo from tho
cellar to a tio'wlth Smtthfield and
Preston.
The scoro:
WELLSVILLB
AB' r"h O A
Archibald, 2b ...... B 2 1 2 3
B. Maughan, cf .... 4 3 2 2 0
Woodward', rf .....'. 4 3 12 0
Fopploton, c" 6 1 4 6 L
O. Maughan, 3b".!!. 6 0 1 ' 2 1
.&llon, 83 5 0 2 0 6
Brown, If 6 0 0 0 0
W. Maughan'lbl.... ' 6 2 II 11 0
Turner, p " 4 2 2 2 0
3813 14 2611
Bybee out batting" "boll with
which ho was hit in fifth.
"W "EEWJSTON'V " '
AB R II O A
E. Van Ordon, rf .. 5 2 3 0 0
D. Van Ordon, o .. 5 .,2 2 11 -,.0
Gnllachcr, lb, p 3 0 .0 12j 0,
Fltzpatrlck, ss 4 0 jJH x
Glover, 2b 1 1 '2 2 4
Coleman, p, lb ..., 4 0 il 2,4
Layno, 3b A 0 i ' 0 2
Swlnyard, If . 4 0 10 0
Bybee, cf 4 10 0 0
37 0 10 27 It'
SCORE BY INNINGS '
1234 G' 6789 I
Wollsvlllo 00010660 2 13 I
LowlBtim 20011020 0 61
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FURNISHED ROOM WANTED1
For light housekeeping. Must bo
modern and quiet. Phono 48. Adv.
BEET THINNERS WANTED
Every High School boy In Logan
is to enroll in a beot thinning squad.
Meet at tho oIDce of tho Amalga
mated Sugar Company, Monday,
Juno 2nd, nt 8 o'clock a. m.
Good wages. Adr
The People Pay g
For Political Control
It Is a notorious fact that very
few cities and townB have tho slight
est conception aa to what if. coBts
them to build, operate and maintain
a municipal utility plant. Possibly
In sorao Instances they don't caro,
but as a plain business proposition
thoy should know whether it is bo
lug maintained partly from general
rovenuo of tho municipality, It is
very natural, howovor, that city of
ficials want to mako as good a
showing as possible and aro only too
willing to allow their successors to
issumo tho burden of 'renewals to
:ho property. Tho result is that in
i fow yoars not much valuo la loft to
ho plant, for It is mostly Junk. S.
3 Kendall, member Colorado Utll
tles Commission.
Cheap political contiol often do
iIcb a prlvdto utility living rate,
vhilo It thinks nothing of robbing
ho taxpayer to mako up losscs'duo
o politclal mismanagement of a pub
ic utility.
Petition Fur Disch
arge Mo. 5222 in
Bankrupt y
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF UTAH. '
In tho Matter of I. J. Frampton
and L. J. Swlnton, copartners, do
ing business as Motor Truck and
Traction Co., 'Bankrupts,
To tho Honorablo Tillman D.
Johnson, Judge of tho District Court
of the United States for District of'
Utah. I. J. Fratuplbn nnd L. J.
Swlnton,. copartners doing business
as Motor Truck and Traction Co,, of
Logan, in tho County of Cache, and
Stato of Utah, in said dlsrtlct, re
spectfully represents that on tho
29 th day ot May, last past, they
wero duly adjudged bankrupt under
tho nets ot congress relating to
bankruptcy; that they havo duly sur
rendered all their property and
rights of property, and havo fully
complied with all requirements ot
said acts and of tho orders of the
Court touching their bankruptcy,
I Wherefore, they pray that thoy
may bo decreed by the Court to hare
a, full discharge from all. debts prov
'nblo against th'elr estates, under said
.bankrupt acts individually and as a
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'partnership excopt such, debts as are
excepted by- law from such discharge
Dated this 28th.day ot May, A. D.
1919.
MOTOR TRUCK & TRACTION CO.
OFi LOGAN
I. JAY FRAMPTOI,
iKiMvn. ! j.-swYnton.'- '
Filed petition for discharge May
28, 1919.
,v "-' JOHN W. CHRISTY, -
4k"w-' ' . '. ' felerk.
w K
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District of Utah ss:
On this 7th"day of June, A. D.
1919, on reading tho foregoing pell
tlon, It Is ordered by tho CouU that
a hearing bo had upon tho samo on
tho 31st day of July, A. D. 1919, be
foro said court at Salt Lake City,
In said district, at ten o'clock lu thot
forenoon; and that notice thereof be.
published In tho Logan Republican,
it newspaper printed In said district,
nnd that nil known, crcdltors-and oth
,er persons In interest may appear
at tho said tlmo and place and show
'cause, If any thoy have, why tho
pray or of said petitioner should not
bo granted.
And It is further ordered by the
Court, that tho Clork shall send by
mall to all known creditors copies ot
said petition and this order, address
ed to thorn at their places ot rest
enco as Btatod.
Witness tho Honorablo Tillman
D, Johnson. Judgo ot tho said Dis
trict Court, and tho seal thereof, at
Salt Lako City, la Bald district, on
tho 7th day ot June, A. D. 1919. .
JOHN W. CHRISTY,
(Seal of Court) "" Clork.
Air
HE NEVER FELT
BETTER HE
SAYS
"For the first time in two years
I am feeling strong and well again
and it was nothing but Tanlac that
fixed me up," said Geo. M. Dell, of
1357 Thirteenth street, Denver, Colo,
ns "I don't know what wus tho mat
ter with me," ho continued, " but
I had lost my appetite nnd tho littlo
I forced down failed to digest and
I suffered terribly with gas on
my stomach. There was a constant,
pain In my back nnd my legs nndi
foot would swell so at times that i!
couldn't put on my shoes. My kid
neys worried mo so much I never
could get n good night's rest. I felt
tired and worn out all the time, tho
medicine I took did me no good and
I got into such an awful fix that
I had to lay oft from work as much
as three days at a tlmo, and when
I did go to ork it was all I could
io to get through tho day.
"Tanlac was recommended to mo
bo strongly that I decided to try it
and the first bottle brought my appe
tite back. I havo been entirely re
lieved ot that pain and bloating, my
kidneys don't bother mo any more,
I sleep like, a log and can do as
good a day's work as anybody, in
fact I never felt better In my life
than I do right now."
'Tanlac is" Bold in Logan by tho
City Drug Co.; in Wellsvlllo by tho
Wellsvillo Drug Co.; In Smlthflcld
by Rlter Bros. Drug Co.; in Hy
rum by Hyrum Drug Co.; in Rich
mond by A. A. Thomas, and In Lew
iston by Lewlston Drug Co. Adv
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
' " . CREDITORS
IN'THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tllk
' .UNITED STATES FOlt' DISTRICT
OF UTAH. IN HANKRUJTOY
BEFORE S. T. CORN, REFEREE.
IN BANKRUPTCY NO. C582
In the Matter of M. A. Gill, Bnnk
lupt. To tho Creditors of M. A. Gill, of
Hyrum, In Uio County of Caches and
District aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notlco Is horeby given that on Uio
2nd day ot Juno, A. D." ldl9, the
said M. A. Gill was duly adjudicat
ed a bankrupt; nnd that tho First
Meeting of his Creditors will bo held
at my omco at Rooms 309-310 First
National Bank Building, Ogdcu City,
Weber County, Utsli, on tho 18th day
of Juno, A. D, 1919, at 10:30 o'clock
In tho forenoon, at which tlmo the
said creditors may' attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, ex
amino tho bankrupt, nnd transact
such other business as may propor
ly como before said moojjng.
Ogdon, Utah, Juno elOlO.
8. T. CORN,
Rotoreo in Bankruptcy.
Adr
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JOHN H. ANDERSON SONS
BARGAIN STORE
Your Attention is called to our prices and merchan
disc. They will please you. '
Sack Sugar $10.25 Toilet Soap 5c
3 lbs. Navy Beans 25c 10 Bars Al Soap 60c
2 lbs Lima Beans 25c 10 Bars Pearl White 59c
Full Cream Cheese 40c 10 Bars Kirks Flake 58c
Sack Oats : 63c-10 Bars Borax Naptha ...58c
Pckg. Oats : 34c 4 Pckgs. Golden Rod
Pckg. Wheat 34c Washing Powder 27c
Cottolene $1.25 4 Cans Larke Milk 50c
Prunes 15c Rice, high grade lie
All Soap, 4 bars for - 25c Beans, per can 10c
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TJWK MARK X
II Th City of h'
jj GOODRICH llf
Goodrich
! More Mileage I
f Proclamation J
Bo It 1 in own to Every A
5 Automobile Owner and 0
W Driver in tho United o
2 States to Goodrich "Xi
9 Dealers that Goodrich V
1 Safety Treads S t a n d J
f Ready to Deliver 6000 i
4 Miles, and Silvcrtown
X Cords 8000, under 6
A proper usage. '
I' That is, every Safety
A Tread in use and in Good- A
A rich dealers' stores, is un- I
J derwritten to be adjusted 4
f, at 6000 miles, and every I
4 Silvcrtown Cord at 6000 ft
f miles, ? . f .
j. A. . k ffK
ft The new adjustment is I 1
Y based upon what Good- j
X rich knows its Tires wil I (
jk do, and Goodrich' knows a i
X from' miles and miles 'of
k road testing that Good- t
O rich Tires nro the Strong-
est, the Best, the "rubber I
9 industry has produced. '
Oj They are so good that
,jt Goodrich increases its ad- I
Y, justment mileage to show
fj its patrons they cannot '' j
, afford not lo share in
their matchless service , !
a and security. ( ' j
SI' Buy Goodrich Tires from I
-" a dealer.
v Adjustment rwuSk y
R Fabrics, 6000 miles. ft
X . Cords, 8000 milcs , &
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I -BEBT IN THE. I ,
8 iONBaBUM" J
Rather Well Put.
John was downtown with his father,
who wnu InijIiiR n (mlr ot kio8. Iln
found n tmlr Hint were sutlsfnctory
nnd told tho clcrlr ho woukl frtko
them. John looked at lUs father nnd
snlds "Aro you miro jour feet !
WAttBttd In thm, thiiMyV'r '