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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
DEATHS

ATCHIsON-Dewey Valentine Atchison
died AZ the home 81 his parents last night
Mr.. Atchison u survived by his father. who
has been employed by the santa Pc as cross.
Ing flAgmAn al the TiierAs avenue crossing
HIS mother and sister M were with him
at the time Of death. The deceased cnme
here about a year ago from Kansas The
body was taken 70 Bakcmorc's Mortuary
Home pending funeral arrangements.
FACE Joseph II. Face, aged AZ years.
died at his home ans North second street
At 2 O'Clock Saturday morning Mr. Face was
a painter aud decorator and for tho last year
had been In The employ 81 A Chauvin Of this
city. He leaves o. wife and two daughters
one II and the other 10 years nf age Mr.
Haee vas a member Of tho Painters union
and the knights and Ladies " Security. The
BODY will lie iu state al frrnch's parlors from
2 20 o O'Clock this afternoon. The funeral
will be held from tho Immaculate Conception
church at o O'Clock Monday morning, Rev,
Father Maudaiaria officiating, Burial vii be
IN Calvary Cemetery.
ROMERO-Abelirio Romero. 5 year old son
Of Mr. snd Mr. Andres Romero died FRIDAY
morning at the family residence. tf25 Hnrclaa
road. Death was due 90 diphtherlh. Funeral
services were held yesterday morning. burial
was In San Jose cemetery. usrciu aud sons
were In charge.
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New Chairman of Red Cross

WASHINGTON. Oct. IS. - John
Barton Payne, new chairman of the
central committee Of the American
Red Cross. In n southcrner Of the old
school. and a lawyer and diplomat.
Tie wns born In Prunytown, fau-
quier county. Virginia. and got his
education In that neck of the woods.
A graduate OF Law school. he was
admitted 90 the bar In 1873. Hia
home state nnd West virginia held
him for five years. Then. after scrv-
ing n term on the circuft court bench
and a term as mayor OF Kirkw0od.
w. Va. he moved 20 Chicago.
Payne served as judge Of the su-
perior court OF Cook county. Illinois
and Joined the Chicago law firm Of
Winston. fsyss. strawn y strawn.
From 1871. when Payne was
M med general counsel OF the u. q.
shipping board, he has had much to
with government work,
The shipping board Job led TO his
appointment as general counsel OF the
railroad administration. Following
this he swung back to the shipping
board. ms chairman, when Edward n.
Hurley. resigned.
During the wnr Payne helped or
sanize the machinery for taking the
ilrst army draft.
Payne's last position with the gov
eminent was as secretary OF the in
Ierior In the Wilson administration.
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What's the Matter With Us, Anyway?

John L, Lewis, President. United Mine Workers of America, Calls
for Practical Plans.
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for their ohiklfeh % W. money.
oiris between "a and 20 are work.
Ing from 90 - 90 hours weekly.
Company houses are cramiped and
provided with poor sanitation or no
sanitation 81 ell.
Tuberculosis n ravnRinE industrial
Communities because OF long hours
aud poor sanitation. .
"uut these conditions are not uni
veraal," Mcmahon snye. There
many idoal mills In the south and
Ideal company villages. There are
many fair and enlightened employ
GrH.
while the south Is frequently
charged with violating labor Jaws.
q Hingio case Of violation OF the
1f-years-oid federal statute has come
20 our attention" =
Sixty per cent OF The textile work
or are women between - and 20.
Mcmahon says. The trades inciud'
cd under textile workers arc loom
viewers. apinnefs, carderH.
and nnishers. Ninety
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Patrols Reorganized
AT Meeting of Troop
3 of Boy Scouts

Patrols were recognized az the
regular meeting % Troop 3 Of the To-
cal BOY Scouts nj 81. Paufs Lutheran
church Friday night. The new patrols
will he as follows.
Flying Eagle patrOl-Mallacc Les
lle. patrol leader. Harry McNilliams,
assistant; Howard Leslie, Howard
Wcrs. Harold Blank, Sven Swcndson,
Russell Troacy, Chauncoy Cole. and
Bin KazZiar.
Wolf patrol-Rnymond Hogan. pa
troll leader, charles Struvc, assistant.
sid MCGEE. Raymond Hall. Walter
Freed. carl wilson, Walter Dolde,
Harold Cotey. Menhard Albers.
The inhabitants OF 81, Hilda, the
lonelicst spot In the British Isles
speak only Gaelic.
After dinner in Argentina, many
housewives serve soup instead OF
coffee.
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men shouted from the house tops
that labor was too prosperous n
that wages must be reduced.
Behold the the result; widespread
lowering OF with a conso'
quent reduction In the workers
standard OF living; Inevitable ~curtail
ment Of buying n the increased
staRnation OF industry
As in the period following the nal
OF the rebellion. the return OF ,ne
country TO it's normal basis should
have been spread over a numbo; OF
years, "a the haste OF our mad
%counBelors forced the submission 20
"A major operation and tho patent
has collapsed under the KNIFE.
Further wage reductions win but IN
tonsify our Industrial and CONNER
cial agony
The cost OF living Is far from
keeping pace with the reductions
already forced. Tho nation needs
time to adjust Itself while business
burrows from It's ruins and com.
merce Ia gradually revived.
Common Sense.
We desire fewer platitudes from
our statesmen and the application
or a greater degree OF the rules OF
common sense. our nation Is soiv-
ent and N assets exceed our Habit
ties by prodigious values. Pracu
cal plans should he imcdiately de-
visod 10 provide work Tor our vast
army OF unemployed.
This must he done n We are to
avoid the disturbance Of our social
fabric In addition 10 he ngonlcs we
are enduring from u other all
ments. n Will take time TO ascend
the slopes but the mountain can be
scaled.
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WHO'S HERE
COMBS.

COMES.
IT X. Hackman, Jr., Denver.
Lee Johnson. ri Paso.
g T.. Fischer. Gallup.
Robert Brown. Gallup.
Joe Carotto and wife. Gallup.
NJ a. Benton. long Beach.
John Becker. Belen.
Cleatis Prescott. Walters, Okla.
T. Army. Denver.
p Mcknight, Denver.
Isabel Frego. Berkeley, Cal.
IA. A.. Ferris. santa Fc,
j. r. league and wife. Dallas. Tex.
Mrs. Anna Foddy. Elyria, O.
John J. Foddy. Elyrin. O.
J. W. Ptnney. Kansas city.
Laura Pinney, Kansas city.
Alice Pinncy Kansas City.
H. W Gregg. Trinidad. colo.
Ray Weishanr and wife. Denver.
Ralph Hepburn. Los Angeles.
Miss Marva Shanks. Denver.
Miss Helen Reynolds. Belen.
Ed Gray. Clovis,
Mrf. ]. X. Dooley. santa Fc.
H. = Adler and wife. Minneapolis.
Mrs. d. NJ. Larson. Minneapolis.
G, \. Jordan, Oklahoma city.
f.. II. Livingston, Belen.
r. G. Huxley, Boulder. Colo.
j. T.. Casey. silver city.
afNNi' liNA AAkNhAf 1AiAh ~
II. II, wilson. Parsons, Kans.
Mrs. Edwin |. Thompson. Denver.
Miss r. Bundy, Denver.
r. T. Taylor, Bolen.
h. r.. Larson. Belcn.
Edna T.. Ramsey. Canon city. Colo,
Mary NJ. Hicks. Telluride, Colo.
W. n. Fraser, Chicago.
John Joerns. Santa Fe,
\. Wilson, Battlccrcek. Mich.
9, r. Working, FL PRso.
W. @. Williams. Denver
NJ. T.. Chavez, san Rafael.
Mrs d. r. Hawthorne. Dcs Moines.
In.
Alice Hawthorne. pcs Moinos, Ia.
Kenneth IstzFcrald. Sioux City Ia
Mrs W. ~ Stillman. Sioux city. la.
l. Morrenroth. Sioux CITY. In.
Leonard Robertson. Fullerton. Kan.
Roy Robertson, Fullerton. Knns.
a. ~ Fr1rnkel Jr., 'nbczon. y. NJ.
II. NJ Moriarty. Detroit, Mich.
j. L. ifaCkstrom, santa fc.
II. \. Shcllinpurgcr, salt Lake city,
H. j. bennett Chicago,
Albert q. Chahm, FL paso.
T.. a. Peterson and wife. Boone, In.
J. W. Lusk. Flagstaff,
i, G. Hunter, Estancia.
Audloy BIRD, Cuba. y. NJ.
j. W. Rhodes, Las Animas. Colo.
%. T.. Halch and wife. El paso.
r. \. schneider. Atchinson, knns
f. W. Williams and wife. 10,
Angeles.
~ = Engle. Denver.
II. Fcrrec. st. Louis.
W. \. stevens. MugdalcnH.
- a. Fisher and wife, san Fran.
cisco.
,tiss Fisher, san Francisco.
W n spencer, Youngstown, O.
AINARADO.
Charles w. OrttunhurFer. Chicago
=. X. Jesse and wife. Chicago.
James tombstone, Los Angeles,
q. ~ Gusch and wife. Gallup
r. c. Kelchmer, oklahoma city.
\. Wilson. Battle Creek. Mich
r. r pppcnheim and wife, Ncy
York city
George n. Hidden. Los Angeles.
MARY Ann Cross. -. Louis.
T. G. Teller ana family. Pueblo
Colo.
George W. oakley. Kansas city.
Mrs W n Arnold. Nutloy. n. j.
Katherine Enrnest, Dallas. Tex.
Robert y BondN. 81 Louis.
z. konnult. Jr. Las Cruces.
A, n, Shorrlck, spokane. wash
c. T. Muudy. Brnwlcy. Cal.
n w. wickham and wife, Sallno
Kuns.
Mrs. n r. Long. Salinn. Eans
T.. Hollis. Salina, Kans.
A c. Mason. Lisbon, o,
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n r. Mason, Lisbon. o.
~ H Snow. Boston.
G.. X. Patterson. Philadelphia.
-. W. James. Denver.
NJ. g. Schaffner, Cleveland.
n. J., GodliC. Denver.
W. r. Cobb. III paso.
r.. r. bearing, Los Angeles.
G.. D. Graham. Kansas city.
Edna Mynott. Salt Lake city.
r -. Wcichsol. Denver
Julius Friedman. salt Lake city.
Mrs j. B Read, Santa Fe.
Mrs. ". J.. Morehart. Mowkato
Mum.
John Krager. New York City.
Mrs Emma T. kcgel, Ration.
George H. Keller. Los Angeles.
4. Berg. san Francisco.
a. u. Sauct. Santa Re.
II. X. HRckman, Jr.. Denver.
4. u. McGrath. Denver.
+. ID. Brodnick. Denver.
A. Wilson, Battle Creek. Mich.
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conHervutIEm 70 which We had hlth'
erto made obcisance.
with the cessation Of the war the
flow Of var materials overseas nee
osslrily stopped. with tho dcstruc
ton OF foreign credit Impoverished
Europe was unable TO buy. A les
SEEMING Of our industrial and a%gricul-
turul activities was then most natural
Notwithstanding those facts. the
ortstE, cConomiats ord captains Of
industry began To cry. Production.
production. production" until the in
cNitnble collapse occurred.
A New pnnRcca.
4 new pnnacca for our ills was
then discovered and the same wise
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ing houses were
Reared TO war pro-
duction with Its ex
t~raordinary require
mcnts.
All records were
surpassed In the
production OF agri-
cultural products,
coal, steel, and all
raw material and
finished articles. Alb
normal and exces-
Hive profits In bust
ness became such n
reality as to change
our sense OF value
ana proportion. We
became n nation OF
i~conoclasts and de
Htruyed the idols Of
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AH-WooI AlbatrosS
$1.45 a Yard

New yard-wide Albatross of
a select quality in perfect
shades of pink, light blue and
hello. 1t comes, too, in pure
white. This is an unusual
value at $l.45 a yard.
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Yard Wide SueSine
Silks, Csc a Yard

Avery complete line of Suesine
Silks, full yard wide in every
wanted shade, and black and
white. 1t is called by the trade
the silk of many purposes"
We have it at Csc a yard.
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nine psr cent are n~ativebofa Amefl-
cans
we are prepared 70 keen On this
Organisation work Cor -four years "
necessary Mcmahon euyn Heq.
cnty-two International unlona will
aid by ioaning organizers.
ALREADY $4,000 southern workers
have been orphniErd4 Employers
are beginning 10 use The blacklist
to block our efforts"
mcmahon h In Waahinatpn dis
rnasinG the campaign with samuel
Comperb. president OF the american
Federation of Labor. t9ufurcrs can
not 20 south 70 direct the campaign
personally because OF his actisity In
conncotion with. the unem pioyment
ana d~isarrna1nent confcftnees here
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Tho Industrial atesnation affecting
the nation IN both material and psy
Geological. our industries. farms.
mercantile catnbIiehmcnta and hank.
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Larsen, Robert Davidson, Herber,
, davidson, Annie D. Wahlen, Amy y.
preston, Elvira d. Ballard, Jennie ID.
lGibbons, Joseph Il. Davidson. len
nette y, Shurtliff, Edna Davidson.
Isabelle McAlister. Joscrh Davidson
was Davidson. JOHN ~ Davidson
William Davidson, Leroy Davidson:
Mary. Lewis, heirs at law of Ann
Davidson, Deceased;
Emma Walker simmons Mercy
Walker Lewis, Nellie Walker Stew
art, Walter c. Lewis. Scnter Walker.
heirs at law of Samuel S. Walker.
deceased;
Mary A. ChoesmUn. ]. Il. Waite,
Charles A. Walker. G. II. Walk ~.
Winifred 5. Prosser. Alberta ".
Walker, heirs al law of Joseph z,
Walker deceased:
John II. Walker, Mrs. \. Walker
Miss Glenn Walker, heirs at Law OF
Matthew II. Walker, Deceased.
ID. F. Walker, Jr. Mrs. A. c. Ell
lis, Mrs. H. Il. Ellis. II. w. Wake,
John Doe Walker and sundry OTHER
unknown persons, heirs at law y,
David r. Walker, deceased.
Defendants
THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE
SAID DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned to ar
pear within twenty days after tn"
service of this summons upon YOU
II served within the county in which
this action is brought, otherwise
within thirty days after service, and
defend the above entitled action:
and in case of your failure so 10 do
Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint which has been filed with
the clerk of said court.
This action is brought TO quiet
title Of plaintiff to the lands describ.
ed in the said complaint
G. w. DUNN
Attorney tor Plaintiff
Post Office Address. ....
Logan, Utah Adv-3 &c
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NOTICE no WATER Usrns


b'"'' IsaNlUeel s OHce, .
Salt Lake city, Utah.
February "a.
Notice is hereby given tina Wells.
VINE North Field Irrigation Go. Of
Wcllsyillc, Utah, has made applica-
ton i'm accordance with the require
m"nts OF the Compiled Laws Of urah
1917. as amended by the Session
Laws OF Utah, 1919. to appropriate
Three and SiN.tcnths l&.GJ Sec. ~.
OF water from Little Bear River. IN
Cache county Said water Will be
diverted at point 1856 II. South and
ll6o #. East from the y. 4. corner
v Sec. "a, Township II North,
Range / West Salt Lake Base and
Meridian. and conveyed III #. down
the old river channel thence by pipe
limo and canals $500 IT, and there
used as a supplemental supply from
May lst to Oct. LIST Of each year TO
'rrtgalr 500 acres OF land in parts Of
the Sc 1t, Sec. %, T. IL L IL
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
c. w DUNN.
Attorney.

In the Matter Of the Estate Ct
William Wilson, Deceased.
Creditors VIII present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned at Dis
residence in the West Field. Login.
Cache County Utah, or at the Office
.of Roy D. Thatcher, Commercial
Block, Logan, Utah, on or before the
goth day of April. 1921.
Date Of first publication February
18th, 1921.
WILLIAM WILSON,
administrator
ROY D. THATCHER,
Attorney Adv-3-31
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idr'ths l2.22) Sec. Fl. Of water from
Bear River in Cache county. sail
water will be diverted at point
lI'2 II. W. and 2o7j II. $. OF the
5. W. corner OF Sec. I. township ~
north range west salt Lake Base
and Meridian. and conveyed in a
ditch and a pipe line q distance OF
AZ" II and there used from May l
TO September so, inclusive Of each
year, TO irrigatc 16t acres Of land
in the NE IA, Soc. II, and w l.
INV IA Of Sec. 70. township and
rang" aforesaid. This application is
designated in the State Engineers
Office at No. SIZE.
All protests against the granting
of said application, stating the rea-
sons, therefor. must be made by ain
davit in duplicate, accompanied with
a fee Of $3.50, and filed in this Of
flee within thirty 900 days after tho
completion Of the publication OF this
notice.
C. =. McGoNAGLE,
Safe Engineer.
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SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THR
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF UTAH. IN AND
FOR TIRE COUNTY OF CACHE.

Christian CART. Plaintiff,
vs.
william NJ. Howell, Mayor Of Lo-
gan City, Cache County, Utah, and
successor in trust Of William II. Pres
ton, Mayor OF Logan City, Cache
county, territory OF Utah;
Edith Parkinson, Elizabeth Owen,
Hyrum Benson, william Benson,
Brigham Y. Benson. Harry u. Cur
lis and Gretta Benson, heirs at law
Of Elizabeth c. Benson, deceased;
Lorenzo Benson. Joseph Benson,
Don c. Benson. Ida Lewis and Nor
oni Ber Oh heirs al law Of Mary K.
Benson, deceased:
Frank a. Benson. George T. Ben-
son. George F. Benson, Lulu Parkin-
son, Aise Alder, Florence Johanscn.
Addie Peck, Frank Benson Carmen
Smith, heirs at Law of Adclaine b.
Benson, deceased;
Irving Norcross and Isabelle A.
Goodwin, heirs at law Of Lottie T.
Benson deceased;
Carl Roberts, Frank Roberts. Ir-
wing NorCross. Isabelle Goodwin.
heirs at law OF Pomclia A. Benson,
deceased;
! May Peterson, Nella Il. Anderson.
Raymond Benson, Lillian Goodwin,
Fred Goodwin, Carrie Goodwin,
Horace Goodwin, Carrie Benson Price
Abbie u. Thatcher, Grace Card, John
Goodwin, Alice y. Goodwin, John
, Benson. heirs at law OF Eliza A. Ben
son Clanpey, deceased,
| ia" he a, GOouwin and Mary l.,
Benson:
John Cowlcy. George Cowley. Dav-
Id Cowicy, HyTum CoWley, Ahuabelle
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

State Engineers Office,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
February l6, 1921,
Notice is hereby given that i. r
Medley OF Logan, Titan, has made ap-
plications in accordance with the re-
quirements OF the Complied Laws oi
Utah, 1917, as amended by the SEES.
sion laws Of Utah, 1919, 10 approp-
rate Two and twenty-five Hun.
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C. = McGONAGLE,
U. $. CIVIL SERVICE ENAMINA.
TON

The United States Civil Service
commission announces that an Office
machine expert, nuncducational OK.
animation will be held on March "a
1921, for the purpose of filing va
cancy in the position Of ONCE ma
chine expert in the internal revenue
service at Logan, Utah.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
local secretary, Board OF Civil Ser
vice Examiners, az the Logan, Utah
postoffcs,
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Thatcher, lawyer, in the Commercial
block. Logan, Utah, ON or before
the 18th day OF June, 1921.
CLARENCE SMITH,
Administrator
ROY d. THATCHER.
Attorney. Adv-S-lO
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of John H. Smith. D..
ceased
Creditors will present claims wi 7
vouchers to the undersigned admin
istrator, at the Office OF Walters y
Harris, Attorneys, First National
Bank building, Logan, Utah, on or
before the 22nd day Of April, 1921
Date of first publication, Februar,
18th, 1921.
JAMES n. SMITIy,
Administered o.
WALTERS & HARRIS.
Attorneys. DIV 49,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT, 0F
THE STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY
OF CACHE.

In the Matter OF the Estate OF
William Il. Smith, Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers 10 the Undersigned at his
residence at Cornish. Cache county,
Utah, or at the Office of Roy D,
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dr921
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PeddinQ

Did you ever stop 10 think that the advertisements
Of the home merchants In this newspaper make II
BETTER newspaper
Well II does. Advertising teaches PROGRESS.
ECONOMY--and CONFIDENCE.
II teaches progress in keeping you abreast Of the
times Of all that is new and desirable in foods, cloth
Ing homes supplies, and comforts OF all kinds
II teaches economy through informing you where
the best prices may be had-because economy,S not
only in the mere saving of money bit also in the in
telligent spending OF It.
II teaches confidence through the knowledge gained
In knowing you live as other folks live; enjoy the
things they enjoythat you have the same advantages
The text book Of our worldly comforts is written
In the terse lines of our merchandising advertisements
AND IT'S WELL WORTH READING
n we read the advertisements We soon real
ixe that they can work TO our advantage Just
as much as 10 the merchant with something eG#A
10 SELL A.
Then the HOME-SPENT &TSA
DOLLAR starts its pepfu Jour AxWL/1 4
new amongst we home folks HpAIS E&KA
every one OF whom has the de- S@A%SH 1r7SSSa'
VeIopment and growth OF this <A%S$%<aR[I %hW
community al heart %\SN(1 PK
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NOTICES

Consult The County Clerk
Or The Respective Sign.
ers For Further InfOrma.
ton.
Probate And Guardianship
Notice
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
CACHE COUNTY, STATE OF
UTAH.

Estate Of Peter w. Vaughan,
Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at his
fice, 13s North Main street Cup
Btairs) in Logan City. in Cache
county, state OF Utah, on or before
the 18th day OF April, A. d. 1921.
Date of first publication February
10. A. d. 1921.
w. w. VAUGHAN,
Adv-3-10 Administrator
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-22
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
GIN OLD KENTUCKY" AT THE
s,n# REX THEATRE TONIGHT

Anita Stewart makes startling
lean on horseback over a broken
bridge above chasm, taking great
risks, in asscene from the tlfst va
tional special feature, I'm Oid h a,e
lucky" in which she stars. ms
great American classic will be shown
at the Rex Theatre tonight.
The bridge is draw over q ravlne
more thansElOO feet deep. But the
draw has been wrecked. In the story
# is necessary for Miss Stewart to
lean over. this broken draw to reach
u man who is lying unconscious IN
the road far beneath her, where the
villain has placed dynamite bono
beneath him. ~ at =
The horse, upon which she is
mounted. at first refuses to make the
lump, but she starts again, and spur
ring it to the utmost speed, rlaes
straight for the broken bridge. Inc
horse rises to her spur and makes
the jump. But it reaches the oppos-
lite side by such a narrow margin that
broken bits of the bridge are kicked
from beneath it's feet into the chasm
beneath.
Miss Stewart admits that she was
terribly frightened, but had every
confidence in the horse, as it had
made greater leaps than the one
taken in the picture. though never
such a dangerous one.
This thrilling scene is clearly
shown in this picture, which is the
story of an untutored girl, who after
risking her life for her friends in the
mountains, goes to the city where she
wins laurels for herself.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-22
THRILLS, THRILLS, THRILLS;
"GlRL. FROM GODS COUNTRY

Plumb full Of thrilling moments
and tense situations, to say nothing
of beautiful snow scenes and animal
studies. is Nell Shipman's latest and
greaest outdoor production, "Thc
Girl from Gods Country.' Miss Ship
man is star, author and director of
the new picture and her combined eff
forts reveal the biggest screen at
traction of the Fall.
Miss Shipman enacts a thrilling
battle 5000 feet in mid-air, depicting
a scene where Neeka encounters
Otto Kraus, who has trickcd her into
treason and has secured formula
for making "solidificd gasoline" to
be used in the trans-Pacific flight by
Carslake, Neeka's real father.
Many other thrilling adventures
are Depicted by Neeka. Her escape
from a burning airplane hangar Of
tcrs tense n,elodran1a. "The Girl
from Gods County" will be shown
Sunday and Monday at the Grand.