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Show toon HJUN, Smithfield, SaL to Hon. Robert '( A Hontgomery-Hargar- a SuIRvan in et THREE COMRADES Tuo-We- d. George Aifiss in DOCTOR SYH YOUR SHARE DO DO YOUR SHARE tSEAUTIFY TO TO YOilR TOWN BEAUTIFY YOUR fOtfJME XXXI iiiiSA YEARLY SMITH FIELD, CACHE COUNTY. HAS BIG dub Largest (UP) ik is cl sing in < Lain City, is crime, greater year. It is enjoying the yustry in America today best leadership, pr Cooper, 'grain, and publir wording tu Ryley An enrnliiinnt author cf stories and books support ever gain over the 1937 record of l.l'.il,. filing with crime. business," 970 boys and girls is predicted. Crimo is our largest sitdown no has It declared. Support from n coper hutdowns- It Juat sources such as camp, short cou se itrikH or l along amooofoly, cost- and college scholarships and wpi movingmillions of dollars an- trips and prizes in local, stale citizens al and national contests is estimted at who $1,000,000. The press also is "jjjj' amateur criminologist, doing ited briefly in Salt Lake City, a great service. dig The investment is being made in U his study tof crime involved is developing the material in a number of the knowledge that in boya and girla the finest American raised the work of the Fcder-e- l ideals of social, civic and economic government in its battle against life. The Urge sum realized by dint outsat the seasons fairs from livestock Tke government has made with prizes and sales will be further intanding progress in dealing cine in recent years," Cooper said. creased by county and state awards in achievement programs conducted have established a record in dealing with kidnap-Wp- g by the Extension Service of the vareases. Their work is unequalled ious states which termniate at the National Club Congress to be Saay other nation in the world. piling with crime, however, he held in Chicago, Novemebr 25 to handling December 3 during the International jiid, concerns more than the of larger, more spectacular Livestock 'Exposition. Moat states hare named champions dW in if the dress revue who receive the laid system, parole (toper trips to the Club Congress idl administered, proved an effewhere they will model for handsome cts crime deterrent. "I am very much in favor of a gold watches. In home beautification puale if it is properly administered each stale winner receives a gold Si this I mean ptrole boards should Watch, four sectional victors get club hi few of political control, that they congress trips, and a $300 scholarihobld employ the services of psyc- ship goes to the national selection. ease The eame awards are made in the hiatrists and examine each handicraft contest, with the addition thoroughly. "The board should be sure that a of three scholarships totaling $600. Like awards are given in the meat tnaa, when he is freed, has a job to go on. Then competent supervisors animal contest Chicago trips are given the boy and girl national leadshould see that he keeps straight. Oooper said the Federal parole syst- ership victors by H. A. Moses and $200 scholarships by Edward Foss em had shown some good results. this Wiloan. Trips and $300 scholarships If all parole systems inadministare given the national achievement country were as. equitably ered I believe our crime problem winners by the National Committee on Roys and Girls club work, and a would not he as great as it is today. silver award by the 'President of the United States. BEREHT PAYMENTS All state champions in the girls record contest receive Chicago trips BEACH and compete for five scholarships totaling $1 200 provided with other prizes by Montgomery Ward in this Unemp- sixteenth annual competition. < Lake City (UP) loyment compensation benefits paid Each state again may name chamin Utah during the month of August pion teams in the dairy production amounted to $227,442.50, according demonstration contest which receive to a report released here by E. J. trips to the National Dairy Show at Burnett, acting executive director for Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 8 to 15 tu comthe state industrial commission. pete for 16 collars eKdarships Of this amount, $106,580.03 was totaling $2,800. distributed In Salt Lake county; 9 clubs are Several thousand in Carbon county; $22,800.14 competing in the program on social in Summit county; $20,147.01 in Tco-ri- e progress for which the Radi Corporcounty; $12,992.82 in Utah coun- ation of America provides hands-mty; $9,030.00 In Weber county; $lr radica and phonographs for state win 14947 in Box Elder nera and trips to Chicago for the county and in Cache county. three adult volunteer leader and July disbursements of unemploymembers of the club winning top ment benefits totaled $290,199.G3. honors in each of the four extension Disbursements of $385,985.75 in Mar- sections. The national winner receives ch topped the entire period. Disburs- a trip to Radio City for its local ements in February and April exc- leader and two members. eeded $300,000 for each month. Armours Livestock Bureau proDistributions from January when vides six state trips for clubatera senefiti first became payable untU making the best livestock records. September 1 totalled $2,047,869.01. The tenth canning contest provides Approximately $2,000,000 remains in a Chicago trip for each state winner unemployment fund. and $1,200 in scholarships for scct-kinDuring August 240 checks were and national victors through Mt out of the state to individuals Kerr Glass Co. wio had built Four the fourth year awards are up benefit credits in btah but who now reside in other offered in feed picparatin woik inttea The total of these checks was cluding Chi. ago trips to stale win$2,963.65. Claimants living in Cali-wn- ners, eight refrigerators to soelkinal received received 129 checks, winners and four college aeholai ships checks went as far east as a, totaling $1,000 to national vitcors, four went to Alabama, 33 all provided by Servel, Ine. to Missouri, one to Indiana, 25 to All expense trips to Chicago for gon and 10 to Washington. state winners and four college scholarships totaling $1,000 ner provided UTAH FARM CROP? by the Wcstinghuuse Electric and, hampered BY LACK OF RAIN Manufacturing Company in the third; rural electrification progrim. .Silt Lake City Six railroads provide 3.0 priv.es (UP) Utah with a ciops have been hampered equivalent to Chicago trips The toniderably by the lack of rain, a few exceptions in 22 states. by the U. S. 'Department of lines thus cooperating are !ho Alton, Illinois Agriculture weather bureau disclosed Milwaukee, Northwestern, here. San a Fe. mid Island Rock Central, Joan and Iron counties were of p.tuliic.a for Total value only two countries In the state the year is expected to reach to report moisture during the last wfetk. w ra we-too- kne-.vn- . S"1 4-- H won-derf- n ul 4-- II ... $227,442.50 $28,-55L0- 4-- II e al ia Tenn-ylvani- ag-ltur- 4-- H r $25,-000,0- 0. 000 Grain .. seeding, winter wheat plant-g- i SUGAR BEET GROWERS TO pasturage and fall plowing have LODGE COMPLAINT ON WAGES retarded, hut excellent condi-report- for Utah sulpi alfalfa hay crop. Corn, Salt Lake City -(- UDstrenand sugar beet crops were gar beet producers will lodge "Fwtod above normal. uous protest next month at a np-Pc- ,r Salt Lake City (UD An inf,mniunicable disease cases o, b., V? toa the wefh ending Septewi-reported here by the , Uoard of Health. casern were reported as com-wll- h 72 during foe previous is i!T Cough and Murrps most cf foe increase, the ae-fat- LIGHT CO. SPONSORS EXHIBIT ut CACHE FARMERS HEW SCHOOL BUILDING T9 e;. u p; ut de GIGANTIC STATE FAIR OPENS TOMORROW ct all-tim- 4-- H prize-winni- ional meeting in Chicago harvest wage rates set up by tne Agricultural Adjustment Administration, officials anonuneed here. J. It. Rawlins, president of the Utah Sugar Beet Crowds cooperathe sliding tive Association, said scale, baited on tonnage production, Mii a disappointment and setback Utah growers. thru-oProcessors and growers from 26 Octoler the nation wili nr rt in Chicago to discuss district acreage allotments and ether matters effecting the industry. LEWISTON TO GET BE GUESTS After receiving a veto of confiAs guests uf tho Logan business dence late Friday, September 23 men approximately 2000 Cache Valfront mrist of the c.'niinuni'.ics in the ley farmers and their wives will see Cache county school district, the lli first football game uf the season school board, meeting today with Saturday at th USAC stadium when fs. W. Superintendent J. Kirkbride, the Utah State plays Idaho College made definite plans ta go ahead with from Caldwell, Idaho. the proposed building program that Approximately 4,000 tickets are his been dangling in uncertainly for being mailed out thia afternoon, acthe past six months. , cording to Ifosa Anderson, president In todays session, foe board de- of the Logan Chamber of Comfinitely decided to construct two new merce. We are happy to have the opporjunior high schools in the county, one at Lewiston and une at Wells-vill- e, tunity once more to be the hosts to bcsiJes a new recreation center the men and women of Cache Valat Irovidence. The unit at IProvidence ley, said President Anderson today will not be a junior high school, it in commenting on the coming foot was explained by Superintendent ball game. Last year we invited ths Kirkbride, but a combination gymnas- farm people of this section to bo ium and auditorium to supplement our guests at one of the games. That the building facilities already there. affair was so successful and we had The projects outlined today would so many inquiries if it would be recost between $100,000 and $110,000. lated thia year, that we decided to The remainder of the $210,000 build- lave ell of our friends and neighing program, for which federal FWA bors join with ua at another football funds are furnishing $94,000, is not game. The merchants of Logan appreboard. definitely planned by foe School officials were loathe to re- ciate the clone contact that has alveal even considerations in the re- ways existed between them and the maining projects, hut announced that fanners of the valley, and this ia Ona of the attractive displays in a special board meeting ia planned merely an effort for ua to demonfor October 1 to decide the program, strate that appreciation in s more the Light Conditioning Exhibit On that day the remainder of the tangible form than merely by word Gach A free Light Conditioning exhi-,o- f county school construction pro- of mouth. : Floodlighting lighting, such A sound system will be installed bit, sponsored by the Utah Power for every purpose, illuminating store jects will be planned, the board anfor the game and en exjpert announnounced. and Light Company and local deal fronts, lighting show windows and The school board received the sig- cer will give s detailed account of with many entertaining and edu- store interiors and offices, highway nal to proceed with cational features will be shown in lighting, industrial building plana the game as it progresses so that lighting and Smithfield on October 7 and 8. This home lighting. These murals will he yesterday when representatives of 20 the game will be more enjoyed by Cache county communities metaUhe those not familiar with it. exhibit will appear at Smithfield the background for various lighting courthouse to voice their sentiment The flag raising ceremony will he Junior high school gymnasium from equipment displays. toward the building program, accord- conducted by E. E. Hendricks of 12 n:on to 10 p. m. each day. Among the educational exhibits ing to Superintendent Kirkbride. Last Lewiston, president of the Cache Many new developments in lighting will be: Flou re scent lamps, min'f school board was offered a County Farm Bureau. will be shown, such transforming lure mode classroom, architectural year the Considerable have FWA of $94,000 toward a proimprovements grant from scene to one another pictures black light structural glass; glass been made USAC stadium At at the $210100 program. posed building by the magic of black light, the miniature model store front; steril-am- that time it waa planned to con- since last year. A new ramp has new the practical application of color blend; miniature model struct 10 new recreation centers thru-o- been built which provides for eaipf floureacent lamps, photo-tub- e control outdoor bulletin board and demonthia access to the stadium. The the board, county. of. lighting for classrooms, indus- strations of ' --000painting with light. and prothe plana trial plants and offices, changed spring painting Capable attendants will be in posed to construct three new junior GOP HAS mobile color patterns in light on UNaUE charge to demanatrate and explain high units, but that move waa quafo-e- d walls and ceilings. , various the features. when county taxpayer!, recently In addition, there will be a comt CAMPAIGN SLOGAN There will be no charge for this refused to countenance the necessary plete display of lighting fixtures, inissue. bond exhibit and a cordial their auxiliaries end wiring devices outstanding The board then modified the provitation is extended to the general The Utah GOP held a state platfor every kind of use. ' In order to sound out the public. gram. form convention in Salt Lake City on Eight enlarged photo murals, six of varioua communities, the feet high and four feet wide, will An exceptionally interesting and where it outlined its 1938 communities were invited to hold loc- Saturday be sh'iwn, illustrating specific kinds entertaining show is assured. for foe fall election. campaign al meetings, and then send their repOne thing that the convention did resentatives to the meeting with the board, which was held Friday, Tren- that will appeal to a large group of ton, Clarkstan, Hendon, Newton and voters was the adoption of a platParadise wera against the building form to provide $30 per month to program in any form. The other 15 the aged people of the state with voiced for a vote of confidence to no deductions. Thia ia the legislative the board in planning a modified program that the elate pension organization has been clamoring for building program in the district Hy-ruand for which regular meetings are of P. Louis Maughan Mayor who was one of the leaden in being held in various sections of color rewith tion and in fanfare and exhibits Gay provided cy many the school Utah. plete with interesting and educational of the states great mining concerns, the fight against nonding The platform was presented by Atvoiced afternoon, exhibits, plus fascinating amus- as well as representation by. many district, Saturday his surprise at the action of the torney Franklin Riter prominent in ement, the Utah state fair of 1938 mine the legal fraternity of Salt Lake City equipment manufacturers. board Friday. opens its gates October 1 for an and a former resident of meetfoe of waa The Logan. the not intent interinuuntain It empires finest eight day continuous performance. understood With the $30 per month far short I as least will at on exhibition poultry Friday, ing in the go From Box Elder, Rich, Summit and commodious to au- of the amount that the Townsend poultry building, along it, said Mayor Maughan, Daggett counties on the north to with an build to board the thorize junior high plan has advocated, it is a step in fine showing Washington, Kane and San Juan on uf pigeons.exceptionally schools so that children from other the direction of that plan. The idea known Virtually every the south are being gathered the of poultry is to be exhibited communities would have to be trans- ia appealing in political campaigns varied products of the Beehive state variety in displays entered by breeders and ported to them. , Down in California foe candidate who for an ensemble parade of the com-n- r the opposition to the pro- advocated a pension for foe aged, from section Leading poultry growers every the of mwealths vast resource in Hie the vast area. Competition for the gram Friday was Joseph B. White was the leading vote getter. most brilliant exhibits yet presented. several thousand dollars in cash aw- cf Paradise who contended that the plan has carried big in Maine and sections of the country. Workers entrusted with prelimin- ards will be especially keen. projects would increase taxation bur- other With the Utah GOP liberalizing ary arrangements for the housing of Other exhibits, including fish and den, and that for the bond t) go the thousands of displays to be made program their platform, they may make a game, oil and watercolor paintings ahead with the building during 'Ve right days arc labeling womens work .school and educational would be riding over the desires of better showing in the campaign this night and day to have everything displays, health exhibits and the ex the enunty taxpayers aa expressed fall than they have since foe Demoletter-perfecratic landslide in 1932. for the advantageous foe recent bond election. position of youth activities in a my- ,in --000O. Christenof Dr. W. motion On display of crvry exhibitors offerings riad of colorful displays will give sen of COM M I SSI ONER COOK ISSUED in each of the various departments was action finally Wellsville, the thousands of visitors planning to taken by the group to go on record DUCK HUNTING RULES composing the exposition in toto. A see the big show an excellent insight as convinces visit to the fair grounds giving the board a vote of coninto the wonderful resources of Utah Salt Lake City one that never before have exhibitors and the modified in deciding fidence (UP) Newell B. her neighboring states. Cook, state fish and game commissbeen afforded such fine opportunities program. building There will be something doing evf ,r foVoarble showings, Clerk Lloyd Theurer pointed out ioner, has released rules and reguCrammed full of improvements to ery minute from the opening of the the fact that the districts share of lations to govern duck hunters during jnjllor anj outdoor display facilities, gates early Saturday morning until the expense could be financed by re- the 1938 season. The season, in accordance with lhe 19345 edition of one of the west- - they are closed on the night of Octo- funding $27,000 of bonds which maber 8. A multitude of contests will reFederal the and Regulations, begins Saturday, era states' greatest educational ture this year borrowing for mainder on tax anticipation notes October 15 and ends Monday, Novembids this year for a new furnish thrilling entertainment o attendance record. With ex- those interested in varied vocations. with the idea of refunding them in ber 28. These atari with Future Farmers of Shooting period is from 7 a. m. to term bonds later. position space filled to overflowing America club stock judg- - king and in practically all of the more im- He stated the present indebtedness 4 p, m. each day. Ten in the aggregate of all kinds expected lug contests the first day of the of the district is $320,000 and that portant departments, the visits fair edn oantinue daily throughout the additional $110,000 required by of ducks may be taken in any one find will their great throngs net to the fair well worthwhile from the the eight days. Most colorful among the district for foe modified building day; provided, however, that val- these many contests may be includcan be fitted into the present more than three in the aggregate standpoints of both educational program ed the horse pulling feata before the debt service of the district. He fur- or three of any one, be of the folues and entertainment features. fair grounds grandstand, leg sawing ther said that the districts bonded lowing species: Canvasback, redhead, Reports received by the fair man- contests club members, style indebtedness will mature in 1953. bufflehcad or ruddy. for agement from varioua sections of dress revue . - 000 end contest to determine Regulations governing foe hunting the intermountain territory indicate club TABERNACLE CHOIR GETS of geese provide that five in foe the beat representation of county the best dressmakers among aggregate of all kin :1s may be taken. cattle, sheep and girls, many demonstration! contests NEW UN FORMS fair in food preparation and the Salt Lake City (UP) Member of A hunter may take 15 Wilson's hogs ever gathered together at the ljjte.forestry, or Jacksnipe, in one day, or the L. D S. tabernacle choir will snipe, big Utah ewent This, added to the 25 coot. from atlire uniform Visitors will in new nevbe out entertained livestock aa coming blossom fine array of other western stales and aa far east er before at the stale fair. The man- during the general church conference MIA OPENS FALL PROGRAM ng Michigan assures what will per- agement has arranged for many new church officials announced hero. of amusement features, headed by a Women will wear gowns and the Salt Lake City The L. haps turn out to be the greatest (UD D. S. mutual improvement association all fair stack shows. daily balfoon ascension and parachute men dress coat. The new uniforms will be worn for opened Ua fall program thia week Other early atatistiea indicate an leap from high in the sky. Thrilling equally strung showing of agricultur- circus and vaudeville acts and mar- the First time on Sunday morning, fomuughout foe entire church. Officials announced foe 1938-3- 9 al and horticultural product. Manu- velous diaplaya of fireworks are on October 9 at the final aewion of tho church conference. A slogan would be: facturing will be represented inof doz- the program, os well aa scores of aem!-nnucarnival attraction, daily and night- special choir program will be a feadisplays ens of By love serve one another. For ull turned out by Utah mills and ly band concerts by hands from all ture of the conference schedule. Of- the law ia fulfilled in one word, even factories. Mines and mining, aa us- over tho state, and the regular slrnwi ficials In charge of the gathering in thia; Thou shall love thy neighaid, bor m thy self.- ual. will command widespread atlcn- of dogs and pet stock. 4-- H nt MMUNICABLEDISEASE CASES ON INCREASE & TOWS NUMBER 42 4-- H harvesting V UTAH, FRIDAY, SUIT. 30. 1938 POWER HOST SUGESSFUL TEAR CRIME BELL (Four-I- I . 1 well-arrang- ed |