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Show page two THF.jonRNA1 toe ,n, city; cAtirr.ccTPiTr-uTjj?- . fridrf Noeri,Lpr it. Miner Calls It n nr day In th week except Bonday Logan, Utah, aa Second Class Matter. t tba Post Ufu Vtoteiyd . t ADVERTISING KATES ElttNTSUEU ON APPLICATION 7 srostKimo.v kateh in advance Paid By mall, per month- By mail, (wo jreara advance Delivered, per two year month-Deliver- " - advanee,-- Member of Associated Press V p The above readings are token from TUB JOURNAL'S hare mater at oclock each afternoon except Sunday. The yeaterday" reading each Vnnrmv rofera Irt Saturdnv Tr ditie P ft LO, SNOW IS HERE Logan and Cache valley last evening and through a generous supply of snow, the second fall of the season this one much heavier than the first came down copiously covering ground, trees and roofs with a whitness that's welcomed by almost everyone. ,! With blue skies today and abundant sunshine Its not timely just now to predict that winter has set in for there is yet ample time for either more enow, heavier than ever, or comparatively warm, sunshiny days. Whatever .comes from now on is being kept under the hat of the weather man and hd may decide as he pleases whether or not predictions of his weather prophets are to be true or false. The open fall in Cache valley has afforded farmers sufficient time to gather in their harvests and especially to care for the beet crop which has turned out somewhat better OYER night than was anticipated by earlier production forecasts. - Cache valley, like the rest of the intermountain area, ndeds snow and rain to afford sufficient water supply either service control. through natural flow or through reclamation ' well aware that while is this in out farmer region Every for some reasons of personal comfort and pleasure he might of snow-fprefer an open winter, one with a goodly amount the grow-in- g to needed during insure is crop development season without skimping of water supply, and a great deal of irrigation work which sometimes requires more seJMs andaTtlTrce to make tf feetiv thwvAhe-te- m to called upon apply. good naturediy - Light or heavy, then, however be its fall, the best word that Cache residents can give the weather man is Let it H - ef-f()- iT - snow. rumbled uf fafall) u mindred. North la! tic It,,, ing JJ.11 grocer) . More proprietor and nl Should Wei?h alilerni-.nl- Are You Getting Fat? .gaar B irr? WAY OUT WEST FULL OF LAUGHS 82 niinnir-,- , The everutiont, Marling at :13 a. in. and ending 7:45 a. m. These are authentic figures at look over the table below if 'your weight and height THE NKK.IiiUliiliOOD STOKE match - them congratulate WITH PRUES your figure is a yourself Lsi-KUK FItl.-- VTl RI) shapely one free from fat NO EMBER 1415 weigh yourself today. fmiuiii BeeLPatJOuisL. 13r 44" 40 d Ages to S Hamburger, 3 ihjiiikIs M)at, iMiund WEST Nights :su: 'Sr jrswrs THwPLEDGED . J pub-Hrato- ns 25r . Bolling Bnllrr. MK1 2 (4. QJ pounds 12c lover. - . bars 10 o jr,r Coffee, Del .Monte, pound . Fresh standard size Egg 2 dozen .. lian.nmH. 4 pounda fresh hhrfdderl (uroauut lb Soap, White Lauudry en-)er- READINGS W d and V. of killing U, Kolterls, Ultle Rotjt filling hiation operator. l ,lllW mill Willie dm 3iUl out-of-to- - Rain Fail Change roday miiiiii2iiii8iiiiiinntnii8iiii7iiiiii!iiuw Yesterday , Oi-tb- C-gu- ests The Associated Tress is exclusively entitled to the ase toe yepub UcBtloa of sli news dispatches credited to it cr sot otherwise credited in this paper 6d also the local sews published therein. of repubiicatlon of special dispatches tbeeei Aa reserved. BAROMETER son-in-la- tiK, rjr Turn-ar- e frge IARSJHJL I've been in bad health ever since a attach of flu six years ago. There was a steady pa-- n TODAY cross my shoulders and in my back and my nerves were all Call 1002 for SodetyEditor until 10:30 a.m. and after 6 p.m. and to pieces.. enterSATURDAY to Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Lundberg compliment golf party, Merrill Oleen, their daughter tamed At a at and .whose the marriage Thursday afternoon s Dansante. After golf the gueits took place Monday, in Hyrum e at home Mrs. at the of at oiof supper were entertained Bluebird. Covers.-- were laid sen, mother of the groom. The were-seateAt two long for ' tne foiiowlngt-Mre.-C' were decorated Randall, Mrs. C. C. Christen-- 1 tables which with lavender' chrysanthemums sen, Mra Byron Alder, Mrs. in NIBLOS prsd Johnson. Mrs, A. B. Ol- - and lavender candles. Covers Farrell --- Haskins and were VHODUCTMM laid - for - twenty-fou- r sen, Mrs.-dark guests. The Mrs L. D- Naisbitt guests e: Mr. and Mrs. O. T Mrs. L. Mlentor Jenstln eight guests at lunch- erberg,- Mr. .and .Mrs. E. M. eon and bridge Wednesday af- -- Collins, Mr. . and Mrs, R, E. temoon. The home was deco- Collins, Miss Mildred .Larsen, Margaret Soderberg, Miss rated with fall flowers At the Miss close-- of thslgames score prizes Dora Soderberg and Cecil Jel- J were awarded to Mrs. Lewis tha, all of Ogden,- - A musical W. program and visiting followed and Mra W. Edwards the dinner. The young couple Owens. Mrs. Ben H. Roberts enter- received many beautiful gilts. tained At a party Friday after- They will make their home at 8HERMAN GOODWIN Before her marriage Hyrum, My- - weight- - went down from noon from 4 to 7 in celebra' 178 to 137 pounds; I was hab.-tuall- y tion of theTTtlrbtrthday an- Mrs- - Olsra - was Miss Thelm; Lundberg. son, of her Reed, runso and niversary constipated down I couldn't attend to busi- which was planned in the form The L. P. club of the Logan Twelve senior high school gave its ness at all. 6rgon was a lucky of a surprise party. tind for -- me. Im entirely free boys were present. Games were! annual formal dancing party 'WAY-OU- T were Thursday evening at the Hotel Refreshments of those awful pains In my back played. Ecclea. , refreshments Light and shoulders; my. appetite Is served. The Thanksgiving mo- were served. About fifty coufine; Im not nearly as nervous tive was carried out In all the ples were in attendance, Doyle a I was and I'm stronger than appointments, Ive been In years. Bargon Pills Mrs. N. W. Ruthrouff of Og- - Olofson Was chairman of the gave me complete relief from den gave a reception for .pFRngements 1 rest ng feature of constipation." 4Bherman Good- N. W, Paulson Thursday even-- 1 was the reoep- - COMING SUNDAY win, 1742 Curtis St., Denver, well ing at the Hotel Bigelow at known gold mine owner and Ogden. Mrs. Paulson has an ;0Ii,and entertainment given; Norma honor of the men Talmadge exhibition of painting at the operator. a their wives by the Amert-- 1 Schramm -- J oh nson Drugs, hotgl. Eighty guests were in- - and can the1 legion at auxiliary Agents. (Adv ) vited to see the collections. chamber of commerce Tuesday New York Light refreshments were serv- afternoon. 50 enjoyed advantages of quicker transpor- ed. The following guests from the afternoon guests and tation nd lower rates, orchard Logan were invited to accomprogram) planters in these times of rela- pany Mrs. Paulson: Mr. and provided for their etitertain- tively low rrice level should be Mrs. G. W. Thatcher, Mrs. A, THIRTY SEVEN MEN well rewarded for their fore- L. Cole, Miss Dora Wright, Mr. Miss Moveta MarMiss Lawson, ar.d Mrs. Philip Barkdult, Mrs. sight. Detailed InformaUon on var- GREEK ON lotles of apples and peaches for 8' given John p. Jr.,1 Smith. by Is Utah contained in Station Mr. and Mrs. Tarvol Larsen Eddie and Wilford SECOND Lundquist Mimeograph Sheets numbers 37 entertakied at dinner Wednes- Degn. Mrs. BID DAY George Lemon sang while 40, information on day evening in compliment to a and song, Bistllne of PortJoseph orplanting and care of new Mr, and Mrs. Brigham Ricks land, a song Oregon sang chards is contained jn Station of Rexburg, Idaho. The table Claud Wennergren of the second frater84. gate a hum-erou- s Results 83 These circulators and bid-da- y was decorated with chrysanshow 37 men took nity Refreshments reading. may be obtained free themums. Covers were, laid for bids. Alpha Gamma Phi' was from the division of publica- the following: Mr. and Mrs. were served. The committee in number of men takcharge of arrangements in- highest tions, Utah Agricultural Experi- Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ricks, in en in, with Phi Kappa Iota cluded Mrs. George Mrs. ment station. Logan. Utah. Balch, folMrs. Mary C. Larsen, Mr. and L. X. Nelson,- Mrs. Evan Han-- d and Alpha Delta Espilon Uta h. Ev t pp sion Ne ws ) G'iy I arsen Mr and Mra lowing. Ur!l Gladys Palm M. E. Kirshaw,TInd SirTluii 'i mSi ifsledaireT Mrs. Anna had as Albert Larsen and sen, dinner guests Brgngham on Armistice day . Sigma Chi: Ernest Hill. Stock Judging Team Mrs. Bennie, of Benson. Visiting her Pi Kappa Alpha: Fralncis Harold, and his famiand music followed the dinner. ly ofson, M. Peterson, Joseph Bowcutt. Ogden. Miss Leora Packer, a student Delta Kappa: Junius HockCuts To Fourteen at the U. S. A. C. whose home Oil far Watchas ing, Roy Maughan, Stanley is at Franklin, Idaho, enterTlie oil used in watches or tbat Huntington, Glen Lundberg, tained the guests following At Utah State from Logan at dinner Wednes- which should be used cesifs from Hugh Seeley, Frank Ricks. a eavlt.w in ths jawbone of the Betta Kappa:- William Skide day evening at her Franklin Owen or the blackflsh. The best more, Westenschow, home: Pond, Dorothy JosephIn an effort to effect a more ine Qnality is rare- - Cape Cod Bshermen Lynn Brite, Vem Walker, Nor-vtiRuth Verda Morrell, Wiser, in most pf it. To be tested, efficient unit, the stock judgFlukenger. Howard Swendsen, bring it is taken tip Into Vermont, where Phi Kappa Iota: Frfd Hcdg-esoing team has been cut by Prof. Johnson, ames Soott Johnson, Wiser, the Gordon - Dixon, Stanley Smith to fourteen men,, Commercury often goes far below llmo Packer and Mr. and Mrs ero. Tlie best grade is that which Jensen, Richard Lee, Richard petition for the places on the Wesley Olsen. remains practically unchanged at Ccstely, Taggart Johnson. team Is keener than ever. Eventhese low temperatures. A single tually the number will be cut Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lundahl Alpha Delta Epsilon LaVera to ten. The team will make entertained at a wedding din-n- drop of this oil i enough to lubn. j Peterson, Fred Orgyl, Max cate a in watch Thursday party Everette evening the trips ancj participate in the Hammond, Thorpe, stock judging contests at the Denver show, which will be held in January, ; The fourteen men . now on the squad are; Paul Chris David Evans, Sam Gor. don. Owen Westinskow, Dick D Keller, Joe Sheldon, Emerald Moody, Vernon Gilbert Riee, Hutchings, Stafford Blackam, 31 WEST CENTER Wayne Lowe, Ralph Staple, Lloyd Keller and rt Godfrey. . ll.i,. lied year. They were James What A Woman 'Ifekckr PUBLISHED BY THE EARL A ENGLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY 14 42e 18c 2 ie 2Sr -- Mararoiti,-8itisr Weights given includes ord. inary indoor clothing. If you are overweight cut out cake pies, pastries , and 4 for weeks then candy weigh yourself again Go light on potatoes rice, butter, cream and sugar eat lean meat chicken, fish, salad-- t tables and fruit,. Take ofie half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts m a glass of hot water every morning breakfast This ia the easy, safe1 and sensible way to take off fat an 85 cent bottle of Kruschen Salts lasts 4 weeks Get it at City Drug Co. or any drug store in the world Youll be gloriously 'alive vigorous and vivacious in 41 Peas, No. 2 runs 3 eans - 2!ir Salmon Pink, 2 1 lb eans 2Kc Almond Nuts, soft shell, ll 24r Puni)kin, " (Advertisement) Lewis Perkins, Merrill Cooke, Dwaine Jensen, Bert Roe. Alpha Gamma Phi: Robert Neiison, Dint Oakerland, Evan Thoraon, - AllaU - Douglas, - Ray Frost, Grant Atwood, William Jensen, Robert Thorson, Alvin Carpenter. (Student Life) Four Negroes Electrocuted TSlIe large rant 25r . FELIX CASH MARKET' 399 North 1st Phone B55 1 East Smith Quality be-fo- re weeks. 2 Grosery Block South From 2 Inter-urba- n Station. Saturday Bargains ORANGES Best Grade Sunkist, dozen 39d LEMONS Best Grade Sunkist, dozen 32 SEEDED RAISINS 3 pkgs 1930 Crop SEEDLESS RAISINS 1930 Crop 3 pkgs,. .. PUMPKIN Pierces No. 2V2 cans, 2 cans JUMBO PEANUTS lb BUTTER Cream 2C( 23 19 19 OWeber, pound 41tf MATCHES per carton. 15 of Six A Good Open AH RortiTTirk.; NovTIf AP Four negroes were elect roruted at the state penitentiary today for two murders rommitted in robberies Plate To Day Trade Everyday Luther Y. Smitl) Phone 145-R - le of the wide open spaces, William Haines, aa a big furnishes giggles and guffaws, a few thrills, and incidentally Way figures inV romantic love story in his latest picture. Out West, playing at the Capital Theatre, again Saturday. The story is a comedy of the modern West, with Haines Andrus, Richmond, Nov. 17,' a circus barker who on a Western gets into trouble and is forced to go to work ranch. His love affair with Mrs. tUhe E. Olsen, Nov. 17, 624 Canyon Road, the feminine boss is enlivened by his attempted education as a cowboy, a thrilling rescue race, an lynching, and soma riding feats that amaze. PuAblos , New jn 'Unique settings were used. The ancient and Mexico, and a famous Western ranch were locations J an Haines, incidentally, real cowboys stage many thrills. in the new picture. expert rider himself, as becomes apparent he-m- an -- Utah Fruit Possibilities Compare :: Favorably n, er O C3 (Student We Give Life) GLACE PINEAPPLE-5lz ounce With Californias of capital have far Bilrofessor F. M. Co DeparVBmount ter oppcrmnlties to make mentef Horticulture er hj than in the Importunities for profit in fameu. fruit sections f the ANOTHER bet-mone- y 1 of fruit in Utah coast, according to Professor surpass those now offered in Coe. With the larger fruit which Profesto California, according can easily be grown by more atsor y. M. Coe of the department tention to thinning, fertilising, -of Horticulture of the college, and cultivation. Utah is in a t the month of August position to cash in on her adproduction vantages in a substantial wav. Instigating fruit and. marketing methods in that The outlook is favorable for state. new plantings of shipping poaleading fruit Because nearly all of their ches and certain varieties of. aphoeLcultural crops are being ples, since new 1 plantings of overdone, growers there are not these irults have net kept pace reaping the rewards that similar, with, the decline of eld orchards methods would bring to, Utah 'in the late sections of the west Coe. low prices of appies the pajt growers,, says Professor levels Irrsplte of low price follow' decadethehave reduced plantings result that weU located with caused by overplanting ing...high prices, many gravers orehsrds of varieties in demand now a profit by keeping planted will have less com.down unit c, sts bv moans of petition than In the past. With high, yields. These heavy yidds a growing demand fop red ap-- 1 araeecured through carefully pies In California and the mtd- die west, to which Utah enjoys planned production programs which provide intensive care of tha., orchards and eliminate faults of management winch lower vie'dg or increase thJercentage of culls. Beme growers rae.t the situation successfully by proaue-ii3- n extra qualify article that Commands a premium in spite of surplus of the ordinary gnTdfe. Such growers have a high degree of ski and have selected thvir orchard sc'dr and varieties of fruits great we. Many marginal vitr orchards which produce only or poorer quality are bemg forced out of commercial production and abandoned. Utah growers are fortunate indeed that because of the altitude and late season we do not eo.pete directly with Galiferma and the early southern states ou Uc acting ( whuji ship peaches. Because of this,,- Utah growers are now getting twice as much money for Use K C for fmt texture peaches which are, commercial, end large volume in your ly .speaking, only half as good as -- Those shipped earlier. The bakings. reason is that peach planting hay not been overdone in the or r them and mountain states ns wi the south and Ualifvnia. a limited Growers with SUGAR BEET f are-maki- ng by low-fiel- ds BAKING POWDER T -- 4 IMPORTED per pound... STAMPS I I PAY DAY Tomorrow is for many. when Saturday another Pay Day It is the day many will dole out a ffoodly share of their Pay Check to their it charge grocer. What is left seems terribly small to the who has to pay this food bill the first of each month. s wage-earne- r, Why not start tomorrow to buy your groceries the O, P. Skaggs System way? SPECIAL FEATURES FOR SATURDAY Oranges, sweet and juicy per dozen 15 0, P. S. Jell Powder per package Peas, No. 2 cans each A Q SODA CRACKERS 3 pound box Q SOAP Kirk Olive 4 bars for lOri or Half O.P. SICAGCS Surety of Purity . - HAMS each. "" mm 5t Tomatoes, No. 2 Vi XOeV cans, each Pumpkin No. 2 Vi cans, each 10 Sard Ins, large oval .! OfV eans, Tomato Soup, Pierces 6ri per caji . 'r t Whole 25 LAMB Stew PICNIC Hams U pound 19 39 23 PRUNES Medium Size 2 pounds for CHERRY CHOCOLATE- St... 49 per pound BEEF POT ROAST Tender Inspected Quality, pound.. 16 SIRLOIN STEAK VEAL Stew VEAL Roast pound Q p i THESE SPECIALS MARSHMALLOWS 19 9 29 25 LAUREL WHEAT package 9 KETCHUP Heinz- -2 large bottles 45c BREAD, Logans Best 2 loaves 15 OLIVES, 25c cans 2 for 35 TEA, Shasta, green or black lb... 24 ONIONS 100 pounds 79 ONIONS 10 pounds 9 BROOMS $1,00 value 59 SWEET POTATOES 4 pounds. .. 19 MALT, Gesundheit, large can Gesundheit Tumbler Free 69 1 pound. CLEANSER, Sunbrite 2 cans TOILET PAPER 4 rolls GRAPES Tokay 3 pounds 13 13 D D - 30 D CHILI Bricks each. , APPLES Delicious No. bushels 1 MODERN MARKET 25 23 In Our Sanitary Market BACON SQUARES, pound 19 ROASTS, beef loin oven roasts, lb 1 STEAKS, beef loin steaks, jiound.. 9 22 $1.29 69 I have no quarrel with the man who sells his goods cheaper, for he knows what hik goods are worth. Cash Market and Grocery ONE DOOR NORTH OF J. CvUtfc n.25 SOAP, Padre Almond Oil 4 bars SOAP CHIPS, Quick 29c pkg. for LARD, 8 pound pail LARD, 4 pound pail D CHICKENS AND imd ROUND STEAK FRESH OYSTERS Q TURKEYS per pound 22? Salmon & Halibut J &! FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE OFFER " CHERRIES GROUND ORANGE or . 0 GLACE , 3 V ounce package :K25 LEMON PEEL, per lb,... 39? Q 0 GRAPE FRUIT PEAS No. 2 cans D BANANAS U per doz. 3 for. 59 35 CELERY Yellow Fruit QUAKER OATS 0 Fancy 5 large pkg. . 25 0 p forge stocks 1Q Per;pound RAISINS Seedless SHELLED PECAN- Sn D 4 1 lb.Vzlb pound package 29 99 J!D 5(K D CREAM OF WHEAT 25? CRANBERRIES, per qt. 17 1 PEANUTS Fresh ORANGES Roasted, MILK 2 lbs 39 Q New nU All n Crop Navels SWEET POTATOES Large cans 2 dozen. .. 4 3 for.... lbs, for 191 Brands, 39 25 , rizzzzrr 25 packages CY U , who-spen- 4 p CITRON-FAN- Groceries and Meats that are chosen for their high' quality and priced to keep well within your budget. C. PENNEY CO. c |