The Logan Republican. [volume], June 17, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 8

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r j PAGEFOUK -rTW-nr-, r,, - THE lqqaj REPUBLICAN -' ' " TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1919
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Ht J . At a Bpoclal meeting of tho Civic
H , Improvement coiumltteo of tho Com-
Hij'. , moiclnl club, Dr. Geo. H. Hill, E. C.
Hjj Shopnrd and Dr. W. 0. ltuckenbrod
HH ",,0, appointed to tot a InndBcnpo
H l'la, of the cemetery piepnred and
Hi j Picsont to tho cominlttco for npprov-
H u1, Jt ls tno Intention to plan for
H t many years ahead nnd It may tnko
D several years bofouo tho BChomo Is
Htj finally completed. If a, cortaln am-
H 1 ount of work ' lono each year tho
W. cemetery will become very attrac-
H! j I tlvo """I It will bo a pleasuro to take
H! f visitors there. After tho plans nro
H, ! worked out nnd accopted, they will
1 ' U,on bc hoixlcd to tho City Co mini s-
1 s,on with recommendations for their
i approval and action,. Tho commlt-
B ) tce ,a ot taking charge of the lm-
1 j provements but merely cooperating
1 t wltl' the city commission.
Kjl For Best Results see
ii I G. L. CHADWICK
ijM Chiropractor
mm ArimoBlk PfaraeM
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1 Hours
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I VeT soon a joint mcetlnK of tho
Ha I clT'c Improvement and Ttdada com-
H. I "'"tees of tho Commercial club 'will
H & J I l0 hel(1 to consldor the mattor of
Hif I 1 extending tho road along tho brow
H fj I r 'o hill at tho Agricultural Col.
H jt kJt leS to the mouth of tho canyon. This
'f I wouId mako one of tho finest and
HM I most Plcturesquo boulevards In tho
LLI lit l,J: country and at tho same time fur-
j ,fl n'sh nn excellent view or tho college'
H j & Logan and the valley. This Im-
jl I provemont has been consldoied for
Bjl U Bomo tlme bul nothing 1ub been
Hm' dono' w,,n th08 committees asslst-
H j' I ing tho city and college, there Is
H no doubt but that tho boulevard will
H be constructed.
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M j ! ' WM. ELI HAWKINS
H f H Chiropractor
r Office Phone
B T H 420 S. Main 637-J
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H S K Many friends or Mr. nnd Mis. A.
B i W- Fleming, made during their rest-
' tlenco of twenty seven years In Lo-
I ' Ban. slnceroly regret tholr ponding
h departure which will probably occur
i "on the twenty fifth, for California
H where they contemplate the purchase
H it or a home somewhere between Los
B I Angeles and tho ocean. They are
H j leaving with only tho most kindly
iiD I recollections of this city, valley and
1' I state, and only such feelings nro held
i toward thorn. Mr. Fleming liaH ben
n potent factor In, the upbuilding or
B I tho city, and Mia. Floming lin been
B bo prominent soclully that they will
H be missed. Lognn In loath to pnrt
HH with such citizens.
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H i" ' Why not eubscrlbo for tho Logan
H i Itepubllcan and National Itepublican
H a special offer Is being madu or
HR ' 1 Uirce fifty per year for . both pa-
B , Purs. Adv-tr
IHB ' I Plans and specifications for tho
HH I l Logan-Qarden City project nro nt
Hb f '" (ll office of tho Forest Supervisor
HHSR W An' interested parties may boo them
HHH n ' there and bids may bo submitted
HHfi t trom now until July 1st, whore thoy
HffljJ will bn opened at the olHco of tho
BBI i Bureau of I'ublle Itoads In Ogden,
HHBflr l Vtah, i
HBEa:, Sxisiw "w ''fftwn '-i i LlilLJlIlL!J!!!!l!'-?'i!I!i?SiSS
Mr. K. C. Shepard of tho Forest
department advlsc's that he may
spend some funds for the making
I of camping places for tourists In the
. canyon. Tho DoWitt meadows have
been suggested and It Is very prob
able that somo convenient camping
places will bo provided. However,
tho funds from tho government for
this purpose will not bo available
until next year. The Civic Improve
ment committoo are trying to locate
somo nearby camping places to take
care of the tourist trafflc.
rienty or money to loan on city or
rarm piopcrty. H. A, Pedcrson.
Adv-tr
Thn streams or Cnc-o ni'ey were
crowded from one end to the other,
Sunday, Juno IB, the first d..y f
opon season for tho flshe.iLi'n. I
There has been no report or ntiy big
catches yet, howovcr. John Christian
sen, Hart Cardon, Lewjs LMards and
Chnrcs Jenkins did succeed In g'ottlni;
enough for their breakfast, and they
cooked" them while in tho canon.
It seems that all tho fish havo found
better reeding grounds thnn Cache
county.
Mrs. Margaret Hicks, hor son
William nnd his rnmlly of Hcxburg,
Idaho, stopped ofr In Logan Friday
land spent a rew days visiting rela
tives and friends. They had been
in attendance at tho semi-annual con-feroncd-ln
Salt Lako, and had also
been doing temple work. They were
tho guests or Mrs. Ellen Charles
while In Lognn.' Mrs. nicks Is ni-
Iwnya welcome In Logan her old
home, as she was the first white
child born heTe, the daughter or
Griffith Charles and born In a wag
on box bctoro the building or Logan's
first house, sixty years ago, on June
16th.
Logan Hide . Junk Company pays
U highest price for hides and Junk.
Phone z, Logan. Utah. Adv-tr
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On Thursday the homo or Mr. Wil
liam Malmburg at Cache Junction
was burglarized in broad daylight,
and two diamond rings and a gold
watch stolen therefrom. Sherirr Bnr
kor tolephonocTd description ot the
stolen articles to Ogden nnd on Sat
urday rccolved word thai tho thlet
who gavo his name as Albert Ols
hansjy ot Chicago, was captured try
ing to pawn tho rings. He was.
brought up 'rrom Ogden Sunday by
Sborlrr Darker and is hold In the
detention room nwnlting hcalng. '
Men wanted at Franklin Itock
Quarry. Call I. J. Clark. Phone
911-bj. Adv.tf'
Viof. L. M. Windsor of tho U. A.
C. has returned from South America
bringing with him some relics which
ho dug from the earth while there.
These relics aro on display nt tho
Coop Drug storo. Some of them are
weapon which were used In tlmo of
war and some are Just plain tools
used by tho people or that country.
A cleavor which the people use tor
cutting hny shows that things are
not ob modern there as horo.
FOH ItENT On furnished bod
room. Call 48. Adv-tr
Fence material ror salo. U'M lods,
3 rect high, picket; 35 root ot posts,
2 gaR'B. Anothor ono 12 rods, 2 root
high plckot, 23 cedar posts and C
end posts. Terms -reasonable. Phono
"2. Adv-C
Conaus Clerks, 4,000 neoded, $92
per month. Age, 18 upward. Ex
perience unnecessary. For free par
ticulars ot examinations, wrlto Itay-
mond Terry (former Government Ex
aratnor), 687 Continental Dldg..
Washington. Adv-6-17
Who will employ discharged sol
dier, 20 character excellent Inform
594 North Main street, Adv
Dr, William Worley or Salt Lake
l here visiting with bis friends. j
Just before going to press last
night we were Informed that
Clitcster Squires, Logan's star catch
er who was hurt In the ball game
Saturday, was getting along fine, ev
en better than was expected consid
ering the seriousness of the operation.
Bert Danford of Illchmond has re
turned to his home from Nevada
where he has been buying cattle for
tho last two months. Bert says It
seems good to get back where tho
days and nights are not so extreme
ly hot.
Lieut. Conrad Odell, son of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Joseph Odell Is hero from
West Point on n short visit to his
.pnrents. In a shoit tlmo ho i.l
leave with tho graduating class of
the big military school on nn Inspec
tion trip through Fiance nnd JJeJ,
glum.
Captain Wendell Merrill of Smith
field has returned to his home after
spending the last year In- Franco
where ho served his country ,ns n
(lentafaurgcon In the seventh division.
Alfied Plcot and Georgo Iluud
have returned from Salt Lake whero
thoy went on business Inst Thursday,
Itobert Anderson and somo of his
friends drove up to Franklin last
Saturday to see the ball game be
tween Logan and Preston.
Dr. I. S. Smith and Dr. Fred Par
kinson were among the fishermen
In Logan canyon Sunday. They
caught two fish between them."
FOIt SALE Ono used car, almost
,aa good as new. A bargain. Apply j
at this office. Adr-tr,
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noscoe C. Merrill and Miss Chrls-
tine Titus, both" ,of Illchmond; Ver-J
gel Stewart and Mae Erlckson, both
of Smlthtleld; have been granted1
marriage licenses.
Fell Squires camo up from Salt
Lako when ho heard of his brother,
Chester's Injuries. He will return
tho first part of the week.
Mr and Mrs. Grover Dunford spent
Sunday In Logan visiting with rela
tives. Buy your Chautauqua tickets at
this office.
Chautauqua tickets for salo at this
office.
DIAMOND HimiIEK COMJ'ANV AX
VOUNCK INCUKAHKD MILK.
ADJUSTMENT
Tho Diamond Ilubber Co., Inc., of
Akron, Ohio, announced now increas
ed mileage adjustment to Diamond
tire users and dealer that Is In keep
ing with actual results obtained from
theso famous tires 6000 miles on
fabric tires and 8000 miles on Dia
mond Cord t tires. The now adjust
ment nlso applies to every Diamond
tiro or ruturo or past sale, includ
ing tires In the hands or enr owners
or denlors.
Diamond users nnd Diamond deal
ors havo long known tho big mileage
In Diamond tires tho users "own
tires. Tho Diamond Uubber Co
havo marked fp their adjustment o
6000 miles Tor Diamond rnbrle tires
and 8000 miles for Diamond C-"d
tires respectively merely to meas
ure out n detlnito shnro or the. mip
orb mileage that tho wondorrul
strength nnd endurnnco Diamond
tires have In thorn as shown trom
thousands nnd thousands of satiried
users. r
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Knocking on Wood,
The superstition " or nipping on
wood nrter a bonst of a piece of luck
I of European origin. The raps were
supposed to drive nwuy evil spirits
vexed by others' good fortune. Tho
raps Inter signified the Trinity, and
the nereMlty for rapping on wood was
because that was tho material of tho
cross, Tho expression dates from a
I custom hi vogue fire thousand years
STLVIA BRIMMER,
Wlio I fmtured with Herbert Raw
llnnili In J, htu:irl lllnrkton'n crmt
jprri'ti production, "Tlio Common
Cauvi."
War TnnlrC in Arrirm
war lanKS in Action
In The Common Cause
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Tanks in action, vividly showing
tho vital part played by them in
tho big war, aro a feature of "The
Common Cause," J. Stunt t Blackton's
latest screen masterpiece which will
bo seen in the Lyric theatre tonight,
presented through Vltagraph. nig
tanks and llttlo tanks nio shown,
manned by soldiers of all tho Allied
armies and ull spitting bullets ns
they lumber ovor Hun trenches,
crash through their lines and plough
through newly liberated towns In
Northern France, stopping at noth
ing. Al these scones have the offi
cial O. K. of tho American and Al
lied governments, so they are accur
ate as well as thrilling.
Commodore Blackton used .the
famous tank, Britannia, in most or
the righting scenes. This tank, arter
performing remarkable service in a
score or battles In France, was sent
f cross the Atlantic to do Its bit in
Liberty Loan and other patriotic
drives here and in Canada.
Not less powerful In their appeal
are' the recruiting scenes, principal
ly those In front of New York's Pub
lic ""library In Fifth Avenue, which,
since America entered the war, has
been the "town square" of the "Unit
ed States'.
FOR SALE. ..EASTERN MONTANA
STOCK LAND
,
Tweaty thousand acres combined
farming and 'Stock land, good soil,
well graseod, numerous springs with
flowing streams through three sec
tions. Well located on main Una of
Northern Pacific. Shipping point on
land at north end, also one close
to southwest end or tract. Price $S.SQ
per acre, one fourth cash, balance
sva eual annual payments, Inter
est at 6 per cent. No trades con
sidered. Probably tho beat stock
proposition la oastorn Montona. For
salo only as a whole. For full par
tuculars and plat, address
MONTANA WHOLESALE LAND 00.
Mllos City, Montana,
Box 17C Adr-7-ll
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CUT THIS OUT AM) TAKE IT
WITH YOU
A man often forgets the exact
name or the article he wishes to pur
chase and as a last resort takos
something else Instead. That Is al
ways disappointing nnd unsatisfac
tory. Tho sate way is to cut this
out and tako It with you so as to
make sure or getting ChamborlalnSs
Tnblets. You will find nothing quite
so satlsractory ror constipation and
Indigestion. Adv
Tha riruto.
Poppcrton "Tho wife has . gofcj
shopping nnd left mo In charge of the
baby, and I'm blest ir I know how to
keep the beggar quiet." Orlmshaw
(after critically regarding the howling
Juvenile) "l should think you could
easily keep him quiet, both In a vocal
nnd physical way, by gagging him cure
fully, tying his hands behind his back,
binding his feet together, nailing tits
clothes to tho door, mid then adminis
tering chloroform to him."
One Rood Friend.
We ure the weakest or spemlthrirts
If wo let one frlem' drop off through
Inattention, or let one puh nway an
other, or If wo hold aloof rrom ono
for petty Jenlousy, or heedless rough
nesH. Would you throw nwny n din
mond because It pricked you? One
good friend Is not to be weighed
ugulnst H the Jewels of the earth.
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New York Soprani Coming
Mary Add Haya Heads Her Own Company at Chautauqua
Mnry Adel Hoys will sing her way Into the hearts or Cliuutnuqun folks
on the ronrth duy. For several sensons her rich coloratura soprano oIce has
proved to be ono or the really great voices ot the concert world. The reper
toire or thl famous New York singer Is extensive and entertaining.
Miss Hays will appear In song recital assisted by three splendid artists:
Robert Millard, a llullst or prominence In the musical world; Lowell Tatton,
rcompllKhed pianist and accompanist, and Marie Chapman, one of the beau
known lollults or the ounger generation.
Republicans Determined
That Big Cut Must
Be Made
WASHINGTON, June 12. With
the House entering actively on the
consideration ot appropriation bills,
and members .ot l'ou&e and Senate
realising anew the enormous outlay
which the heads of departments and
bureaus are calling tor, there Is re
newed and growing demand Tor econ
omy. Even though there is great diffi
culty in cutting down tho estimates
of the deartments and bureaus in
the short time lett between now nnd
July when It Is needful to hnvo the
bills enacted, reductions will bo
made whore possible. Such reduc
tions, members say, forecast greater
ones In then regular session when
there will be no more tllmo to give
critical attention to the heavy de
mands ot tho executive officials.
Senator Smoot ot Utah, member
ot tho Senato appropriations com
mittee, and one ot tho foremost stu
dents ot appropriations In Congress
Is strongly 'demanding economy. Ho
Is alarmed at the tendency ot the
government departments and dur
eaus to run amuck In tho matter or
expenditures.
Senator Smoot sajil domnnds ot
tho government departments should
bQ cut down radically and expendi
tures put back to tho pre-war basis
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with the leaBt possible' delay.
"Itwlll be Impossible to lower'
taxes,'' said Senator Smoot, "unless
the present high rate of expenditure'
ls cut down ' to something like lta
normal figure. We 'cannot go on the '
way we have been going. Expenses
ot the government should have been
l educed as soon as the fighting
stopped." -v
The House has already done much
work on appropriations. It is trjJ
ing to cxpcdlate their passage. Some
reductions have been made but Sen
ator Smoot thinks more are neces
sary. Indications are that some of
the bills will bo heavily pared In the i
Senate.
HanQlna Pictures.
It Is easy to make mistakes In tbe
bailing or pictures. Observing the
following as a guide, you will make
fewer mistakes In this respect. First,
u plain paper ror tho room Is nlmo.it
Imperative. This will give you nn op
pommltj to uso all tho pictures, no
mutter wbnt they are. Sort grays
nnd terra cottu tones are hest for
background. Avoid figured and high- J
ly-colored papers ns these prevent tbe '
picture from stnudlng out. Bc careful
not to tilt the pictures too much. Ilang
them almost (Int.
Bible's Place In the World.
Bacon furnlohes more thnn seventy
nlliiRlons to the Bible In twenty-foor
of his essojH. Addison, Johnson,
Pope, Young, Browning, TeimvKon,
abound In Scripture. "For more 'than "
1.000 years," says Coleridge, "the Bl- -
hie, taken collectively, has gone hnnd if "V
In hand with civilization, science, law 3X.
in short, with the moral nnd Intel- !
lectual cultivation or the species, nl- Z
ways supporting urn! orteu leading the Jar(
way."
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