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TO USE NEW GOLF BALL
FOR FIRST TIME TOD|
amateurs Play First Round =
Title Held by Chick Evans
Tomorrow.
JOHNSON EQUALS Econ
"akcs Low Score During Practi,
Many New Players Wi, Mn
INITIAL Appearance in Wcstmor
land Country Club Tournnm,r
JOHNSON EQUALS RECON
tBy Associated prcss1


CHICAGO. 'Iuly l0.-rslnr tho ~,
standard bali for tho hrst limo
ati"nal tournament in Amnric,
wards Of 156 amatcur golfers "a,
pay Tho FIRST rightc"n-hoI. u,i,iif.
ing round tomorrow AT Wcsfnore,,
COUNTRY club for the till" nov -.
ny ohlrk Evans. In tho twcnty.s.co.
championship of the Western e.
association. Evans. just back frJ
EUROPE. viii defend his crown "a
Tor the hfth time last year. AT Nor
phis.
he banker maze or the w.stmo,
'and links is lightning fast heca,l
"i IN" hot. dry weather. hut III. ~,
tinS greens have been kept in 90.
condition 40 that thcv viii hnld
well-cut ball. The amateur rcr..
of al. made by II. L sawyer. now
New York. was culiallcd in prac,t
by III. II. Johnston. of st. paui ~
scored the $50 four yard link. IN
3"--'l. but IN" prospects of cntuIi
the professional record or ~. IN,
~ JIM Barnes ana Leo Dicroi. n
poor because many traps have be
added sine" that score was mad.
Among the playc.. rho have
h"t"rc appeared In this event.
I'"Nt'' 'pii"S, l'ric Ilaut": q.
k""h. St Louis: ~ ~ Sparks. To,
Haute. ana J. r. Sch!appacnsse. /
troit
Two brilliant young golfers "
VIII play together in the FRS, rou
tomorrow. are X. J.: Bockcnkant
runn"r-up to Harry i.cgg at suns
Hiii club tvs" years ago. and Il.
kncpDcr, % Sioux cts. who yosia
day won tho iowa championship. ~
pairing viii bring together aIno
tn" latter starters James = Nugc
II Kansas city. and Charles -. pf.5
OF Memphis directors 90 the WcstcI
Golf Association.
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Trial of Players May
Interrupt Schedules
lBy Associated Prcss.]

CHICAGO. July lO.-Pussibilitv
that the playing schedules of both
major leagues might be Inter
rupted by the trial of indicted
Whltc SoN players and alleged
Eahhicrs, was seen with the
announcement ny the defense that
Judge Is NJ Lands. baseball ar
bitcr, would he asked to compel
the attendance Mt the trial of plpv-
crs and umpircs Of the 1919 worlds
series games. in case Suhpoenas
are Ineffective.
Work OF selecting "a jury to try
the cases will he continued tomor-
row. only four jurymcn having
been selected.
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FAST CRAFT ASSEMBLE
FOR lNTERLAKE REGATTA
LnN Nssocinted rrcss.l

rC'T N BAY, OHIO. JWiy i0.-Sd
ing yachts ana power boats were as
s"mhlcd here today for the annual
rogcita 81 tn" Iutcr-i.ake Yacht AS
ISOLATION. Nearly every city on the
Great Lakes IS represented.
In the power boat races, which arc
on ia. program for tomorrow at ,
i. Nj, some Of the fastest crafts in
THIS part ~ tn" country registered
today. Th" speed boats OF Gar Wood
"f Detroit, attracted particular at
,cnt.on today. The speed races are
under Tho rules of the International
Power Boat Union.
The sailing races In NIL classes
will begin Tuesday morning. Last
years regatta was held ~ EFis. ~,
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players Exchanged.
IRy Associated rn.ss. ]

NEW YORK, July lO-rhc New
York Nationals have traded Pitch.,
Jesse Winters a"d Inficldcr John
Monroe 80 the Philadelphia Nationals
in exchange for Pitcher cecil Causcy
u former Giant. Winters has been
playing with the Toronto Intcrna-
tionalS.
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Mining King Agrees to Finance Training
Of Policeman for Fight With Dempsey

scy's signature on the dotted line
and the fgh, is on.
Todd &. Woodward. OF Nevada.
mining king and millionaire. ar
rived here today with the fight
ing policeman" y contract has
already been signed ana Darneillc
Is To go into immediate training
with the Dempsey match as his
ultimate goal.
No expense Is to he spared to
groom him for the match, and IL
Dempsey refuses To go through
with II. Darnciilc jolsingly threat
ems to meet him on tho street and
beat him UP for fun"
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DODGERS. 7; PIRATES, 3

RRcHkLYN. y. Y. July 10
BROOKLYN defeated Pittsburgh today.
: to ,. hy punching hits in the fourth
and mn innings, Grimes. OF tn.
Sup"rbas. won his eighth straight
victory. holding Tho Pirates To five
hits and stopping Eigbcc. who had
hattcd safely in tw"nty-thrcc conscc-
utiNc games
v,ha
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SENATORS. 9; BROWNS. q

ST. LOUIS. July io-The hitting
Of JudGe, who battcd two HON" runs
and triple, ana the steady pitching
Of MoEridG" enabled Washington to
defeat 81. Louis, to {. here today.
Although the Browns hit safely thir-
teen times they were unable 10
score a rum until the eighth Inning.
The score:
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ENTIRE 1919 WHITE SOX
TEAM SUMMONED IN TRll

) CHICAGO. July 10 The White s
nlanagoin"ni has promised 10 have
hand Monday In Judge Hugo
Friends Court all members OF
famous Sox team of 1919 still on
clubs payroll. iuclud!n. "tiid" Gl.
son, tho manager This announ,
rncnt followed 30 issuance OF 8,
pocnaes hy attorneys for the "Bla
SoN' for Gleason. Eddie Collins. n
Schalk, Dick Kerr. Urban Fabcr. a
othcre now in major league uniform
several OF the Soy players wi
served with the summons on 4
diamond.
Cincinnati players and four d
p!rcs also will 10" called 10 the tri
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GIANTS PROFIT BY CUBS
M|SPLAYs AND WIN, FL
New York Captures Thirb Straight
Game nf Series From
Chicago.

NEW YORK. July Io.-Thc New
YORK Nationals protitcd by Chicago's
misplays and won their third STRAIGHT,
game from tho Cubs. To /. BAN
croft reached first in tho sixth on
liollochcr's low throw and scored on
frisch's triple. Frisch scored when
kiIiii"r Sew over Deals head try
Ing 10 cash him off third.
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WHITE SOX, q; YANKS, |

CHICAGO, July lo-Rcd Fabcr
pitched almost unbeatable ball to-
day. while Chicago hit Quinn hard
and won their third consecutive game
ii the series from New York. TO |.
The Yankees wcr" saved from a shut
out by scoring through two hits ana
base on balls in the third inning.
The. score.
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INDIANS CAPTURE TWIN
BILL FROM ATHLETICS
League Leaders shut Ont Tail
Finders, 10 To d and
10 o.

lENEI.ANp. ONO. July lO.-A,-
though outbattcd. Cleveland shut out
Philadelphia in a double header here
today, scoring ton runs in the first
game and one in the second. Clcvc-
iand punched nine Of it's hits with five
passes in the first contest
Morton won his o-u game by scor.
ing Johnston with n single. Phila-
deiphia hunchcd a double and two
singles. but was unable To score
The scores:
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
High Paint Mt Win>tOn-Sairm.
Dnnville at GrernshurO.
Durham mt Raleigh.
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Cleveland.

rlcV"Iond ........... uUN UlO 0NN--l
Summary: Two-haSc hit Dugan.
stolen bases pugau, Jameson Sac
ri Zee hits Ducan. WamhsEanss co.
Shinault Left on bases rhiladel-
phia IS. Cleveland. ,. Eases on balls
of Morton. /. struck out by iIasty.
4: hy Morton, 3. Empires Chill.
connolly ana NLiin. Time-l:i5.
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WHERE THEY rI.hl TODAY.
Washington ut IT. Louis
New work ~ Chicago
Hn>:on At Detroit.
tOn!N ) games >cIirIulcd }
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New lork,

chicas" ............ nnl 900 600 -
New YORK ........... ouc u02 COX .
summary: Two.basc hits Frisch
Tyler. burns. Thrcc-has. hit
Frisch. Sacrifice hit-Harbor. Dou-
bic plays-flack and k!liif.r: Raw
lings and Gonzales. Left on bases
New York. s; Chicago. & Bases on
halls-"n Ryan. /. Struck out-hy
Ryan. >. EMPIRES Brennan and
Mccormick, Time 80.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
irNcinh'i. 10 |: Philadelphia. 90.
chicago. l: New York. /.
h.hihTt"n .; -: Louis. I.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
games scheduled.
MIIERt, THEY III

WHERE THEY Pray TODAY.
Richmnnh ~ Rocky Mount
Norfnil> at Newport News.
Portsmouth at Wilson.
Petersburg nj suffolk
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American AssocInr,on Results.

Minneapolis, 3. Louisville, 4.
Kansas CRY lO-2; Columbus ii.l
81. Pau. - INDIANAPOLIS, SIS.
Milwaukee, SO: Toledo, lU-5.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
HrnokiHn. .: ritishurrI. 3.
New Ork. .: Chicago. |.
Only two games ~TicIlulpd)
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STANDING OF 1LI-i

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
ST. IouiS at Philadelphia.
Chicago ut New York.
Pittsburgh at i;rnuill,n
Cincinnati ut Boston.
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brooklyn.

W
Wheat Three base hits-Schmidt.
Johnston. Griffith. Sacrifice hits
Rohwcr Myers, Eilduf. Double
plays-Maranville and Grimm: Cut
shaw and Maranvillc: oipon, Kilduf
and Schmandt. Left on bases
Pittsbmr ch. .: Brooklyn, Z. Bases
on balls-om linn. /: off Grimes. ..
Hits-off Morrison. in innings
tnone out in ffth: off linn. s in 1.
struck out-hy Morrison, 2: by linn,
.; by Grimes. .. Wild pitchcs--Mor-
rison. Losing Decentralization.
Umpires-Rigler and Moran. Time
tSo
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international League Rr.uItr.
Syracuse 3; Jersey city. ..
Baltimore, .; Bumalo. ..
Rochester, 6; Newark. 3.
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Cleveland.

summary: Tw"-hasc hits -tiardncr.
Wamhs ganss. stolen nascs-tiard-
ucr. Speaker. W"nd. Sacrifice hits
Jameson, WamhGganss. Double
plays Nommol, E-"iil and !. Walk
cr: WamhsGanSs rwcll and John
Ston. Left on haScs-rhiladc
10: cleveland, : l;aS-- IN balls
of Rommcl, 4: OF Wolf. =; of Bar
r"tt, :; of Mails =. l'its--on Rom
mel, 6 in innings. off Barrett. in
>: on Wolf, In innin" Ononc out
in SiNth); off Freeman. none in in
ming struck ont -hv Rommcl y
by Wolf. !; 10y Barrett. !: ny Mails
(. Wild pitches Wolf, 1: Mails, J..
Losing !,ch"r-Hommcl Empires
Nallin, chill and Connolly. Time
OF game hours
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New \ prk,
I hi,'aro.

Totals ..........33 ! . II
.Eattcl Tor Quinn III ninth.
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st. Louis.

'Bat,cd for naync IN eighth.
Score Icy innings: II
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
FOR SALE-PIANOS
PIANO AT GREAT SACRIFICE

VIII sell for balance due on 1t II
taken Immediately. Now in storage in
Pueblo. Easy terms to responsible per-
son. Write for fun information to The
Denver Music company, Denver, Colo
RADIO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
FOR SALE Al
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE

BY owner. broom modern house,
cheap, with terms. 1919 e. Sth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
&c per line each insertion.
Counting six average words to the line.
Cash payment with order or or pre-
sentation Of bill
This rate is flat, regardless Of the NUM-
Der Of lines used or the number OF
repetitions Of any id.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
FOR SALE ii
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE

We have ono OF the incest five room
fully modern brick dwellings to be
found on the east Mesa. Ideal ar
rangement OF tho rooms. good furnace.
plenty OF yard room. well built. a
cozy home. II interested in n property
costing 1850 call us up and let us
show you this.
IS. +. CRAWFORD & CO.. $40 South
Union Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-5-room brick cottage
Nice large lot, electric lights and sink;
$25 per month. Will Keen Realtor
Thatcher Building.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
TWO REAL BARGAINS
B. l.. Briley, Central Blk.

FOR SALE OR RENT-i.room resi-
dcncc and Il lots together with chick
on houscs near Pueblo Golf club. Phone
owner. 1907 ].
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
FOR sALE-RANcHEs

500 acres near Sloan $3.50 dollars.
Part in trade. r. o. Box 33l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10
WANIED-HELP-MALE

YOUNG men, women. over II, for
Postal Mail Service. $120 month.
Examinations May. Experience un-
instruction, write j. Leonard. Iform-
er Civil Service examiner). 1918
Equitable Bldg, Washington. ID. c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-10

wANTED-Two noat young mon tc
travel. Call between 9:30 and 1880 Il
m. Room %, Midland Hotel
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

organized a concert was given and
the proceeds used in connection with
the Chamber OF Commerce IN supply
ing the Logan soldiers with Christ
mas boxes. The fund remaining was
added to and the painting by Huppi
Sunshine and Shadows" was pre-
scented to the soldiers Of Logan to be
hung in the Chamber of Commerce,
and to be under the custody of the
American Legion. Al the close of the
war the club made its aim civic and
literary work During the past sum-
fer series OF lectures were given
under its auspices, by Miss Blanche
Cooper on Child Welfare. These
were given in the Chamber of Com.
merce rooms and were open to all
the women of the town. The club
meets the first and third Tuesdays
in each month. 1t has a membership
OF twenty active members and IS &
social asset as well as civic bene
lit to the city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Monday was social party. The de-
corations were in keeping with the
holiday season, being IN red and
green. The small tables were grac-
ed with red carnations and green
fernery. There were thirty-two
guests. On Wednesday they enter
tanned with a five hundred party.
Sepper was served The card prizes
were won by Mrs. Joseph Il. Quincy
Mrs. j. A. Hendrickson and Mr. and
Mrs. owen Smith. Last evening an
other five hundred party was given
the details of which will be given in
the next weeks social column.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Some four years ago fifteen ladies'
met and organized a club known as
the Unity Circle, for the purpose OF
service during the war. Service par
ticularly to the Logan soldier boys.
Mrs. A. L. Farrell at whose instiga-
ton the meeting was called was
made the first president. The names
of the charter members are Mes
danes A. l.. Farrell, d. II. Thomas,
VIM. Spicker, /. S. Smith, Harry
Stoney, Alice McAlister, c. w. Nib
ley Jr., j. w. Crawford p. f. Peter.
son, Lee Thatcher, Martha Geddes
the Misses Nay Neen Farrell, Joclyr
Thomas, Ida Mitchell and Jessie
Scott. Shortly after the circle was
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

Mrs. c. p. Hansen Of Providence
entertained at a Kensington on Wed
nesday afternoon. The decorations
were in keeping with the Christmas
season. There were twenty-five
guests. Mrs Hansen was assisted by
her daughters Mrs Justin b. Call and
Miss Clarice Hansen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01
A DITI o Y A l.
SOCIE 7 Y


4 dancing party was given at the.
Hotel Eecles last evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Hyde at which Mr.. and
Mrs. Orval Adams we've the guests
of honor,
g 9 & .
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal FarT have been
the genial hosts at a series of three
parties this week. The first one on
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01
HYRUM NEWS NOTES

lays.
Mrs. Ella Ellis of Ogden is visiting
1t the home of her father Mr.. James
Jnsworth for week or ten days.
Mr.. Fay Faces is spending the hol-
days here with his wife and baby(
who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Nelson for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Gill left on
Tuesday for Cavina, Calf, to spend
the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne Romney OF
Salt Lake City are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Earnest Peterson.
A baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Nielsen Sun
day morning. All concerned are do
ing nicely.
The following teachers left this
morning to attend the convention at
Salt Lake City; Misses Jennie Chris
tiasen, Clma Andreason, Bessie
Brown. Adelaide Holm, Tsaolle say
age, Lillian Wilson, Irma Christian
sen, Grace Wilson, Ada Wilson, Hill
da Olsen. Jennie Brown and Messrs
II. II. Adams, Eli Lee, Leroy Hall
and II. p Anderson.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Ralph and Miss An
aie Biorn are spending the Christmas
holidays at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Christensen
left Monday for Salt Lake City where
they will spend few days and from
there will spend the remainder Of
their vacation in Gunnison, Utah,
with Mr.. Christensen's parents.
Mrs. Michael Jensen has gone TO
Butte, Mont, to spen a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shaw Of
Magma, Utah, are visiting relatives
here for a short time.
Miss Elgeva Allen returned Friday
evening from Berkeley. Calf, after
a six weeks stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Perkins and
daughter of Salt Lake City and
daughter Mrs. Hillary Christensen OF
franklin spent Christmas day at the
home OF their father Mr.. L. p. Chris
Hansen.
Mr.. Leo Hansen OF McCammon
Idaho, has returned home TO spend
the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eliason spent
most delightful week in Salt Lake
City and Magma with relatives.
Mr.. Marvin Miller. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. l.. T. iller OF this city and
Miss Lucille Thompson OF Richmond
who were married recently in the Lo
gan temple are spending few week!
here before going to Arco Idaho
} where they will make their home.
Miss Phyllis Nielsen and Mr., Fran
els Vaughan OF Wellsville were mar
, ried Wednesday in the Logan temple
, Just prior to her marriage a number
OF girl friends surprised her with ;
= bundle shower at the home OF he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. p. Nielsen
= About fifty girls were present. Mis-
, Nielsen received a number OF beauti
full and useful present. Light refresh
= ments were served. Music ant
> games and social chat was the pas
l time OF the evening.
70 Miss Lila Eliason is spending tn
holidays with her parents.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Winnifred Allen ar
+ happy over the arrival Of fine sol
which came to their home Thursda
. morning
t A fine baby boy was born to Nh
and Mrs. Fred Anderson OF the Sec
i ond ward
o Mrs. Bolctta Allen is spending h
I winter with MIR. and Mrs. Josep
) Rose OF Malad.
@ - = o. -
S%AA&q4& Q . Q . . .
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

was celebrated in very much the
same manner in all of the wards
here. A program was rendered first
followed by children's dance for
few hours where Santa Claus made
his usual visit to distribute nuts.
candy and presents to the children.
An unexpected pleasure at the First
and Third ward entertainments was
the visit Of the Hyrum Silver Players
who played several selections which
were enjoyed and appreciated by ev-
eryone present. At night a dance
was given in the Elite Hall
Sunday December 18th special
program was given in the Third
ward meeting house in honor~of the
Prophet Joseph Smiths birthday
The meeting was presided over by
Bishop Lewis p. Vaughan. Miss
Gladys Nelson who has several tines
visited the home of the Prophet JOS
eph Smith in Vermont and in New
York while on her recent mission to
the eastern states gave most in
teresting story of the life of the
Prophet. A musical selection was
given by double mixed quartette A
few remarks were made by Coun-
cilor James G. Christensen.
The home dramatic company Of
the Second ward presented TO a large
and appreciative audience The Dust
Of the Earth" Thursay evening De-
cember 90. The play was present
ed exceptionally we'll and each one
did justice to their respective parts.
Wednesday evening the officers
and teachers OF the First ward Sun
day school gave an entertainment al
the ward meeting huse which con-
sisted OF a comic sketch The Two
Vagabonds." singing and dancing
act, a musical pantomine and mu.
steal comedy "A Night in a Gypsy
Camp" Quite good sized crowd
came out to see the performance
which was in every way decided
success.
Wednesday evening a musical fes
tival was given under the auspices
of the Third ward NJ. I. A. at the
ward hall The following program
was rendered. Song by the Bee
Hive Girls Duet by Lucinda Haw'
and Rosabella Larsen. A talk or
folk songs by Miss Jennie Christen
sen. Loeb Loomond" by Bishol
Lewis Vaughan. Santa Lucia" b,
Ebba Peterson Annie Laurie" b!
Jack Wahlen. When l Was Seven
teen" by Tisha Haws. ITO Norway
Mother OF the Brave" by Mrs. NJ.
Rosenbaum.
Mr.. James j. Facer of Pocatell
was Hyrum visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Alva Hall and bah
Marcelle OF Salt Lake City are Wis
iting with relatives and friends her
during the holidays.
The Misses Marguerite and Gene
We've Green who have been attend
in gthe Berkeley University, at Berk
ley, Calf, and who are on the W!
10 their home I'm Pocatello stoppe
off for a day at Hyrum to see rela
lives here and incidentally to TAX
their grandmother Mrs. l.. X. Larse
home with them to spend the hol
days. 10.
Miss Cara Llljenquist OF Sal
Lake City is te guest OF her moth5
Mrs. Emma Liljenqiust,
MIR. George Williams of Salt LAX
City spent few days here the guei
OF his mother Mrs. r. w, Wand.
Mr.. and Ms. Lavon Williams
Arco, Idaho, aud Mr., and Mrs, IL
euin OF ogden are the guests of the
parents MIR. and Mrs, Ira \, william
The Misses Lillian, Ada and Graz
Wilson who are teaching school
Idaho are spending the holidays wit
thnIr nnrnnLa Mr. and Mrs. y.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01
Red ink or black; which has 20
record been written in this year?

Making glittering claims in advertising
is the best thing some people do, but for
tunately the actual merchandise will not
support the written word. We are strong
believers in truth in advertising.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

This store wants you to realize the i'm
portance of good dress as an asset in your
affairs. You can make next year better
year by wearing this stores clothes. Add
to your personal asset by wearing
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01
REgDP = :: III r = I'M !
Suit and OverCoat

Many man has made big step forward
in his business as well as socially, by
making the intimate acquaintance of the
Kuppenheimer label, That is because
Kuppenheimer garments open new ave-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-01-01

nues of possibility with their superior
style and quality, at prices You can afford
to pay. Therefore, we say. it's a good
stroke Of business for YOU or any man to
invest in ur clothes this and now.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-05-12
Federal Power Commission

In compliance with the Federal Wa ter Power Act Al Stat, l083) notice is hereby given that the Wrangell Pulp and Paper company, Wrangell, Alaska, has applied for preliminary permit for power development on Crittenden Creek and on Mill Creek and Lake Virginia, near Wrangell, Alaska; also on certain unnamed streams and lakes discharg- ing into the head of McHenry Inlet, Etolin Island. Alaska. And J. G. Gal win, Care of Maurice D. Leehey, 620 Alaska Building, Seattle, Washington, has applied for preliminary permit for powerdevelopment on the above-naned Mill Creek and Lake Virginia. Any objections against granting such per mits, or request for hearings thereon, together with any briefs, reports, or other data for which consideration is desired, should be submitted on or be- fore June "A, 1921 to the Executive Secretary, Federal Power Commission, Washington, D. c.