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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-06-28
Abraham Smith, Plaintiff,

.Aoraham smith, Plaintir,
We.
Walter White Defendant.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale.
On Thursday, the 30th day OF June
1921, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at TIE
front door OF the County Court House
at Logan city, Cache County, Utah.
all the right. title and interest OF the
defendant in and to the following:
Commencing at point ASA rods
west from the southeast corner OF
Section 80, Township 13 North Range
l east OF the Salt Lake Meridian, run
ming thence North 60.S0 rods; thence
west 19.47 rods; thence South $3.50
rods, thence East 19.47 rods to the
place of beginning. containing 7.4i
acres.
Beginning at point see chains
West of the southeast corner OF the
Northwest quarter OF Section 2s,
Township 10 North. Range East OF
the Salt Lake Meridian. and running
thence West 80 rods; thence North
Is rods IS feet; thence East 80 rods;
thence South IS rods and S,feet 10
the place Of beginning, containing
.4.3O acres.
Dated this 9th day of June, 1921.
NJ. l.. PETERSON.
Adv-6r30 Sheriff
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Cement Must Be Heated.

II is often convenient tn have ce-
mrnt that viii resist considerable rem.
pernIures. Here is the recipe for II
good notwithstanding cement: Take
fifty parts of sulphur, one part OF
resin and one part Of tRllow. Take
these ingredients together and add fine
powdered glass to form a paste. This
cement must be heated before being
used. '-
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ditions. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is a Tonic and Blood
Purifier. BY cleansing the blood and
building up the System, HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE restores
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William \. BAR, Plaintiff,

Ns.
Carl j. Carlson. Mrs. Carl j. Carl
son. his wife, and State Bank Of Rich
mond, Defendants.
TO be sold at Sheriff's sale on the
goth day of July, 1921, at IL o'clock
noon of the said day at the front
door of the County Court House in
Logan City. Cache County, Utah, the
following described property situated
in Richmond, Cache county, Utah:
All ct lots one ~, two (O,
thee CS), four a., five IS, and six
CO., block twelve G2), Plat "A"
Richmond City Survey, Thompson &
Dobson's Annex formerly Erickson's
Plat of Richmond city, and situated
in Section 20. Township IA North,
Range one East of the Salt Lake
Meridian. u. s. Survey and cCatain
ing IL acres with all improvements
thereon.
NJ. J.. PETERSON.
Adv-7-26 Sheriff.
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Her Dissertation,

A bright ren.year old girl, whose
father was addicted TO amateur pho
Biography, attended trial NJ court the
other day for the. FIRST time, This Was
her account Of the Judges charge;
THE Judge made long speech to the
jury Of ~ men, aud then sent them on
into llrIe dark room 10 develop"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Glen Miles. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned admin
istrator at his residence at Smith
field, Utah. or at the Office OF Wal
tiers and Harris. Attorneys, Logan,
Utah, on or before the 1st day OF
August, 1921.
Date of first publication May 2S,
1921.
w. C. GRIFFITHS.
Administrator.
WALTERS And HARRIS.
Attorneys. Ady-7-4
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TO THR DYSPEPTr
Adv-Gr30

wosld yeu not like 20 feel tina,
your stomach troEbles are over. THAI
you can eat any kind OF food tina,
you Gravel Consider then the fac,
khAt Chamberlain Tablets have
cured others-why not you. There
are MANI who have been restored 10
health by taking these tablets an1
can now eat any hind Of fOOe ihA,
they crave. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-06-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter of the Etate of Kate
B. Hundel, Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at his
residence. $50 East Center street
Logan, Utah, an pr before the Goth
day Of August, 1921.
Date Of first publication June 16,
1921. ...
JOSEPH NJ. ZUNDEL.
Administratcr.
JESSE p. RICH,
Attorney. Ady-7-lG
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ANN HOPE,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Adv-6-26

Estate OF John J. NJ. Butler, De
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers, TO the undersigned admin.
istrator, at the office OF Walters 4
Harris. Attorneys. First National
Bank building. Logan, Utah, on o.
before the 22nd day OF August. 1921
Date of first publication June a.
1921.
M. ". BUTLER,
Administrator
WALTERS & HARRIS,
Attorneys. Adv-7-2'
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SHERTFIN'S SALE
Attorney.
Auv-7zi

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF. UTAH, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CACHE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
CACHE COUNTY, STATE OF
UTAH.

Estate OF Lowell y. Brown, Do
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at her
residence. No. 2SS East Fourth
North street. in Logan City, in Cache
county, state OF Utah, on or before
the 17th day OF August A. ID. 1921.
Date Of first Publication, June II,
s. D. 1921.
EFFIE II. BROWN,
ENecutriX.
y. W. VAUGHAN,
Attorney. Adv-7.1i
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German Hou,. Pine, 4, Demand
Adv

German House Pipes In Demand.
The early German house pipes" Nre
much priced by collectors. They are
~ formidable size. some NJ them hold.
ing a. much as n pound OF tnhncc0
These pipes ARE nsWaiIy ~ porcelain
beautifully nodded nnd dn"nratsh
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'dy In nv family for the past aev,o
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SHERUF"S SALE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF UTAH, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CACHE.
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EE 1870 -
Lyric ',.pI ono, Just arr!,'' {, 'm
Ncw York after two years tour OF
Canada, New England and Florida.
VI give short prcbrl i VI songs
ot the Lyric theatre. changing the
p ogram three times during the week
M nc. Mayne has toured New Zealand
Australia, South Africa and England
just before the war. The singer has
used in her repertoire some interest
ing American Indian songs, which al
though not so well rendered as some
others have, nevertheless Grated much
interest among. serious minded stu
dents of music.
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Consult The County Clerk
Or The Respective Sign
ers For Further Informal
ton.
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Adv-7-I6
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16

The Atlantic Terra Gotta No. 2
volley ball team last night met their
first defeat since the launching Of
the local industrial league. The
Bdkellte team defeating them IN
two straight games Both eames
were close and hard fought, the
first being won by a score Of 1914
and the latter by a six point mar
gin. 1873. The playing Of Parker
starred for the Bakellte. his place.
ment shots being responsible for
many OF his teams points. The
teams lined up as follows: Rakelite.
Schrimpf. Parker. Major. Holeczski
and Cornelius. A. T. c. No. :. Bow
man. Anderson Lackhurst Jande-
rup Wort and Brown. The Bake
lite team played with only i've men
against six on the opposite eide.
Peakes, n OF their best players,
being Cut of the game.
The other Atlantic Terra Gotta
team No. !, also wen its match.
teeth" as the U. s. Cartridge men
came within an ace OF winning. The
Terra Gotta team won the first
game. 1873. In the second game
however, the cartridge works men
got off 10 a flying start and mainly
as the result of Hornsby's work put
across is points when their oppon-
ents had but five. A third and de-
Gliding game was made necessary.
This was nip and tuck throughout.
The terra Gotta men finally won by
a n point margin. 1914. Play
ing with the winners were: Jensen.
Pelligrene. Halligan. Hallahan.
Scott and Hixson. The Cartridge
team had J. S. Burns Newcomer.
Aornsby, Frank Burns. Baldwin
and Larcombe.
The Roessler & Hasslacher team
won two straight games from the
American Smelling and Refining
combination by score of 15-5 and
1873. The losers showed the need
of practice and team work whereas
the winners played the best games
they have put up thus far in the
league. Playing with the chemical
works were Hooper. Tonnesen. Ga
ger. Stewart. Karl and Vroom. The
G~uggenheim team consisted Of Elm
horn, Frantic, Melko. Deliman.
Spears and Gion.
In the other match the Lead
Works won two straight from the
Perth Amboy Dry Docks who had
first game was won easily ISIS,
hut In the second the Dry Dock
workers came within a hairs
breadth of winning. losing u by
one point. 1914. The Lead Works
used Ernst, Pfeifer. McCreery.
Schieker. Muccilli. Griffen and
Stolz. The Dry Docks players wer
Tague, Kurowsky, Hansen. Jensen
and Rankin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16
KEYPORT BOWLERS ENTER
MONMOUTH COUNTY LEAGUE

KEYPORT. Nov. 16.-For the
first season since the war a local
team will participate in the Mon
mouth County Bowling League.
In the lineup of the pin-knights
will. be such old timers as Cecil 5.
Ackerson. Captain Vadin Curtis. Will
liam f. Eckhart. Judson S. Hopla,
H. T. Hopkins, Harry Disbrow and
of the newcomers DR.. Fred Ogden
and John l.. Cottrell. The locals are
somewhat out of luck as there are
no alleys in the borough and for
practice it IS necessary to travel TO
Keansburg. All of the home games
will be rolled on the Keansburg al
leys.
The local schedule is as follows,
opening last night at Long Branch:
Nov. 22. Manasquan at home; NOV.
20. Journey to Asbury Park and meet
the Colemans; Dec. 6, Keansburg at
home; Dec. 10, Freehold at home;
Dec. 20, roll at Red Bank; Dec. 21,
roll at Asbury Park against tine
Wheelman; Jan. 8. Long Branch al
home; Jan. 10, roll at Manasquan;
Jan. II, Colemans at home;
Jan. "a, roll against Keansburg;
Jan. 81. roll at Freehold: Feb. =,
Red Bank al home: Feb. IA, Wheel
man at home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16
HARMONY FIVE
At ASBURY PARK
MeIko's Team Will Engage in
Second Game of Season.
Co. H Opponents

'Matey" Melko's Harmony basket
ball tossers will play the second
game on their schedule Saturday
night against the Company IL. rep
resentative quintet at Asbury Park.
The Asbury Park team managed by
James Sanderson las already played
several games ON their own court this
season, and will endeavor to make up
for a defeat handed out by the Har-
mony team last season, in the game
on Saturday night.
The Harmony team. n of Perth
Amboy's strongest representative
court combinations, opened the sea-
son about a week ago by defeating
jay Shaw's Matawan representative
team in a we'll played game. The
Harmony team. according to present
indications. will play most Of their
m this season on opponents
courts. A record set up by a travel
ing team is the greatest. inasmuch
as the home team has every aid In
compiling = list OF wins.
According 70 Manager Melko. the
Harmony team will take the floor as
follows: Ed "Blaeaie" Regain and
Freddy Glochau. forwards; Bob Ris-
ley, center. and Leon Roth and Ru-
fus Allen. guards. Regan. Glochau
and Risley have perfoi med in a num-
Der OF games with the Recreation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16
Busy Schedule For
Speedway Quintet

Three cnaHHtsast 3 aames q ere
sees = ths ara aHanHea Ger ths
Speedway dasEslnu tesm. ans e.
TIE iuaainE leeal cparf r~eHrezana-
NFss Tcmrrrus Hirht The fat
travelling Hae&t uH5nfHf WM UlaE ere
M4ehf u9 81 Mll1sun DE- thF ssconi
eautsst ~ a series Nhtfh VII have
sams hsarlFf on Ehe county chan
niumshlN 81 FatuFaaH night fh6 Az
dituHum court b. thls eifF nah he
the scene 81 4 Hme between the
sHeedwafa Han tne N0fWUads uf
Long Efanek in q district champion
shin hafgie ana on rh~ankNFIFinH af9-
eEnouu the luca4 va play the sayFf-
vile Aag 1--WE o. she Auditorium
court % another counfF champion
ship Hame.
Ihe AmhnV feau has m edge on
their "TlretnMN opponents tnas-
much - TIRE Mieheiln team wsa d.
feafsd a. tins city several weeks aFo.
A big following 81 rootsra are ez-
pected % accompany the team 20
NLiifown tomorrow hight 90 witness
this game. While the EpeudeaYs
have been annsNinn their early sea-
son record 81 50 straight Famea the
Miehslln team a also been travel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16
PARISH HOUSE
WINS ANOTHER
Strong Mohawk Team is De-
feated in Fast Game at
Woodbridge

\ thrilling finish again featured
the weekly home game played by
Manager Deter's Parish House bas-
ketball team of Woodbridge last
night. Behind at the end of the
first period 1921 the Woodbridge
lads taking advantage of every
chance to score and at the same
time playing a .corking defensive
game, succeeded in passing their
opponents, the strong Mohawks of
Kearny, and won the game 1913.
Two weeks ago the Rummel Post
team of Irvington fell before Man
ager Deter's team in a similar man.
ner.
! Good team work featured the play
of the home boys, a combination
which surely will be a real contend
err in the Middlesex county and
third congressional district cham
p%ionships this year. Lorch and the
two Martin brothers scored forty
four of the points made by the
Parish House team, but the guards
of the home combination deserve
the real credit for winning the game
inasmuch as they succeeded in hold
ing the crack shots of the visiting
team in the final period.
RiZzolo, star forward of the
Kearny outfit, scored eleven field
and eleven foul goals in this game,
Ulrich, the other advanced man, was
held scoreless. Haberer and Doug
las each scored two double counters.
and Allen one two-pointec for the
visiting team.
Buckley refereed the game to the
satisfaction of both teams.
The scOre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16
SPORT COMMENT

Bill Dinneen, American League umpire. "a his favorite diversion in
the winter is making pies for the family. During the summer months there
are a lot VI fans who yearn for some II the thickc uNard lei tina BIZ
insists he makes during h winter.
tennis. In America there is a serious doubt a to whether or not she rel
played tennis
The way Notre Dame trounced the Army. on would surmise that all the
great fighters are not attending West Point
A duck oar calmly ver head,
Then, carefully aiming, pumped the lead
he luck still soared high yer
In his vaudeville act, Babe Ruth does a mind reading stunt. Knowing
Babe IS we do, there is a catch. somewhere in the stunt.
Western Conference elevens like Michigan. Illinois and Chicago. refer to
behind and winning. Success like nat which state has enjoyed. has more
than luk as its foundation.
than he did fning the Standard Oil Co. The Judge is getting a lot of money
from the baseball magnates to render decisions. instead of keeping secrets
These golf clubs ought to move the fahway v where the rough is SOS
us fellows would have a chance to play IN it once in a while.
The Yale bowl covers twelve and onehaf acres, or ROOF enough for two
freshmen.
It's a wise boxer who knows his own manager.
Nowadays when a fellow reaches for his his pocket you can't tell whether
he is going to shoot you o. poison you.
DO YOU KNOW THAT: Riding habits were very costly last season?
1t doesn't make n difference what Man War is worth they just
charge it up to hisr running expenses.
He rushed ot from the side lines,
To take anothers place, .-.
The core "a naught to nothing,
The coach va playing his ice.
His hands stretched out to the center.
The stands roared up in a mass.
Then the cheering died completely,
For details.,see snodgrass
Babe Ruth gets 10000 dollars a a and the rest o the fellows get all
the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16
Factory Night At "Y"
Saturday Promises
To Be A Great Event

A back weight lifting contest vii
be the fourth event. FIVE points be-
ing allowed for each Ice pounds thai
the contestant lifts.
The fifth and las. event win be
the five potatoe races. covering a 7o-
yard run. Entrants must do this
event in Fl seconds TO qualify, Eve
points being allowed for each eth
Of q second under this figure: los
points will go TO any able TO complies
the task in seventeen seconds.
In addition to these i've counts two
cage ball games have been arranged
in which there will! be twenty men
on a side. One period of twelve min
utes will constitute each game. The
Dry Docks and A. s. & r. teams viii
join against the General Bakeiite
and Roessler a Hssslacher teams. In
the other game the Atlantic Terra
Gotta Company win oppose the u. s.
Cartridge and u. s. Lead teams.
In determining the number o.
points gained by each factory in each
event, the scores of the five highest
men from each factory will be count
ed. The employees have been prac-
ticing the various events for some
time and expect TO make good rec
ords. AS there will be no events on
the running track spectators can use
it as a balcony to witness the stunts
on the gym floor.
Physical Director s. c. Pew will
be in charge assisted by a large corps
of Judges
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16
OUTFIT
VS.. RAR|TANs
Game viii be Played on Mat.
avian Court Tomorrow
Night

The MataWan representative baa-
keteaii team Niil Try a comeback to-
morrow night IN a game with the
karifan Big fIve OF South Amboy
on Geran's hall court In Matawan.
Ihe borough team managed by jay
shaw. has been defeated In three out
- four games played 10 date. having
bowed IN defeat 70 the Junior Order
United American Mechanic team Of
South Amboy TWICE last week.
This Is the first game on the sched-
uie Of the Rantan team for the seas
son According 20 present indica-
tions the cam will take the floor
with Freeman AMI Hoiton. forwards
". Mccarthy. center: and p. Nc
Carthy and Kane. guards. The team
has held a number OF practice ses-
sions in preparation for this game,
and expects 10 make a favorable
showing.
Manager Shaw's team will play
home games on Wednesday night
the second ard fourth week OF every
month. and On Thursday night the
FIRST and third week. II Is likely that
the Matawan team VIII take the floor
with Davis and Craig. forwards
Tassini. center. and Lyle. LdaTy and
Fury. guards.
The borough representatives ex-
pect 10 hit their regular stride once
the season gets in full swing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16

Saturday night will be known as
Factory Night" in the Y. NJ. G. A.
gymnasium with employees of several
local factories competing in five ath-
letic events to decide not only the
championship factory team but the
individual all-around champion as
we'll. The point system will be used
and the interest manifested in this
meet gives promise of the event be-
ing the biggest factory night ever
held in the ~" =
Each factory will be permitted to
enter ten men in each of the five
events. The meet will start prompt
ly at 8 O'Clock, admission being free
and the public is invited to attend.
The first event will be the 1S-foot
rope climb. Entrants must make the
climb in Q 3-5 second in order to
qualify. For each fifth of a second
under that time required by a con-
testant five points will be given. The
maximum is 100 points given to any
who can make the climb in 5 Us
seconds.
The standing bread jump Is the
second event. In this a jump of six
feet is necessary to qualify. For each
half inch over this distance n point
will be allowed, the maximum of 100
points going to anyone who can leap
10 feet 2 inches.
The third event will be the pull
ups. Five pull-ups are necessary to
qualify in this event, five points be-
ing allowed for each pull-up over
this number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16
n. !. TEAM HAS
CRACK OUTFIT
Athens Team Win Play Y. N.
H. A. Team Here Tomor-
row Night

The Athens Bg Five haskstbail
team Of New York boasts ~ having
won twenty-five a OF the las.
tw~enty-six eamcs participated In.
This team has been scheduled 70
play the n. NJ. IA, A senior basket
ball team on the Y. n. II. A. court
In this city tomorrow night II is
the second game on the schedule Of
Manager 1. Levine.
When the Y. NJ. n. A. opposition
takes the court tomorrow night the
following men will be in the lineup:
sam Speger. who played on the
Morris high school and Clark House
teams; Eli Jackson. OF the Educa-
tional Alliance and High school Of
Commerce teams: Max Alderman.
Of the High school Of Commerce
quintet: sidney F~riedenberg. OF the
Clark House five. and Billy Cohen.
of the High school OF Commerce
and the Clark House teams.
The visitors have made a great
reputation on the court the past few
seasons and are believed 70 be
stronger than the Ninefy-second
Street Y. NJ. II. A team which APP
peared here and Was defeated BY
Manager Levine's team last Thurs
day night. The local Y. NJ. II. A.
team will appear on the court IN
regular fashion and a hard fought
game Is anticipated.
There will be a preliminary game
between the y. NJ. II. A. Intermedi-
ates and the ST. Johns Big Five Of
New Brunswick. The county seat
team defeated the locals BY one
point a short time ago. There will
be a practice game between the In
termediates and the Seniors al 5
o'clock tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-16

lnf 90 e great pate
There j. great interest IN this sec
nnn lr the contest TO be played Sat
4rdHy HlEhE N the Auditorium court.
The NorweQdH ~ Long Branch viii
furnish fhe opposition ia this attrac-
nuH. ard iuasmuch AZ the Parish
House quintet Of Woodbridge. Mich
HIlns % MlliloWn ard other leading
teams ia fhis section are counting on
entering TIE hfht Tor district honors.
Il n likely representatives. Of these
teams Nill come 20 the game on SAT-
ardaY niEht 20 see the Long Branch
entrants b. action.
Toe ~sayreviiie representative
quintet, q real contender for the
county title. viii play the speedwayf
On the Auditorium court Thanksgiv-
Ing afternoon. These two teams
hattled in great fashion in a game
en- the Auditorium court last season
and M is believed the contest this
year will be as interesting.
On Thanksgiving night arrange-
ments IN being made TO place two
- the strongest girls quintets In the
eouHty on ths program. This girls
game vii be the only contest 10 be
PLAYED On the Auditorium court that
nirht.