The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-08-02


while others are large. Some have
water while others have dried away.
Some OF the dry pots have been con-
verified in to pig pens, chicken coops,
cellars, store rooms, etc.
The most interesting pot was the
Giant Hot Pot. It's cone is perhaps
hoo feet high and the water is about
fifty feet from the top OF the cone.
Irhe cone is tapped at the base and
the water is used for bathing re-
sort. The bottom of this pot has
never been found. It was reported
that the government Geological Sur
very or Buerau had made sounding
and had let down over one mile OF
rope but were unable to find the
bottom OF this great fissure.
Atethe Luke's Hot Pot the Logan
party were given complimentary
swim by the Heber boosters. The
water was sure fine and It was a
feature that was prehaps enjoyed
more than any other. Every member
remarked "If we only had hot pot
?
like this in Cache valley"
At the Lukes' the party visited a
dry pot that had been converted at
one time into saloon and billiard
hall. The old bar and part OF the
billiard room equipment were still
there and one could imagine that
some time in thep asst, they had live
ly times at Lukes. At the present
the cone is used for storing vegeta-
bles and other things. 1t makes an
ideal cellar, as nothing ever freezes,
At Lukes' Mr.. w. f. Jensen was
pronounced champion diver and DIR.
+. l.. West, the best acrobat. o. A.
Garff tried to make long dive but
swan "horsie" and struck his head
against the cement wall. Miss Eliza
johnson. Mrs. p. NJ. Nielsen and Mrs
S. Il. Needham were given prizes for
the most graceful lady swimmers.
The party went back to Heber and
a short meeting was held on the grass
on the square. County Commissioner
Harvey of Heber welcomed us and
mentioned briefly the resources of
Heber and the county. A short re-
Spouse was made BY Commissioner
Moses Thatcher wherein he mention
ed the great value of the automobile
industry TO the building of good
roads and getting the people closer
together by quicker and better COM
nunication. President Anderson OF
the Heber Commercial club and Pres
ident L. M Howell OF the local club
also responded. President Howell
president at the informal meeting.
In the meantime Mr.. o. A. Garff
provided some spotr by arranging a
fight between dog and badger.
The crowd gathered around where
the badger was placed under a tub
and the dog was held In position. The
crowd dared to lift the tub. Mr..
Joseph Squires got brave and pulled
the tub over with a string and the
dog jumped but he was so disguised
that there was no fight In him. The
badger was declared the winner and
Mr.. Moses Thatcher brought him
home in his car The animal may
be seen at the Thatcher residence.
Before leaving Heber the Logan
party was served with delicious sand
wiches and ice cream. furnished by
the Heber Commercial club. The Lo-
gan party left with warm spot in
their hearts for the Heber boosters
and their wonderful valley, II they
make an excursion to Logan, or the
Park City club or any other places
visited. we will go the limit to show
them good time.
The Logan party left at noon for
Devils Slide and Morgan. All the
country through the Kamas valley
down the Weber river looked prosper