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Show SPRING HOUSE CLEANING CACHE AMERICAN k !y Trl-W- tt Thursday. May 22. 1911 The Cat he American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Pape Two NVwq igfiMAjasnfiis Pull.jhcd Thursday, snd ('ail, Anu-r- .m Cnt-Sim t. Ia;:;.n, L'taSi N. AI.I.I Jr. Fd tor fMlUM), M.najvr i.yr, Saturday Marram t.v !!. at I- - Writ J. C, V.'M C W. DAVID SNM.AMI, Mrrharucal Tm-ala- y, PuLl'-Lin- JAMES IM partini-n- g Com-I-.in- ,uaidinhlp Nolle. kfid Trofctlo y, Notice lo Hit t Watrr I'mts Jl.tt-- r n !.n as Second C'l.in Matter, November 2. 1331, at the Dost Office at Ixuran. Utah, under the Art of Manh 3, 1837. $2 00 $1 50 and 1 ! of land located in ports 2io0 of Srf. 8. 7 and 18. T. II N, R I E, Sec. I. 3. 11. 12 and 13, T II N. R, 1 W, Secs. 35 and 38. T. 13 N.. R. 1 W SLBAM. There alll be 05 sec. ft. diverted from each ell as fu!lo. aU locations being from SW cor. Sec. 7. T. 11 N- - R 1 K, 8LHAM. voucher at tiie of- fire of M. C. Harris, Attorney at La. Lotran. Utah, on or before the 3id. day of July, 1941. LUCILLE A. EMHU Executrix of the last will and testament of phrbe Alien. deceased. M. C. HARRIS, Attorney for executrix. Date of Publication May I, 8, 1) Well 108 ft. deep at pt. E 15. 22, 28. 1941. 863 08 ft. and N. 118784 ft. 2 Well 113 ft. deep at pt. E Notice to Creditors 203323 ft. and N. 108584 It. 13) Well 138 ft. deep at pt. E. Ike District Court o t the First Think not those faithful who praise all thy words and actions, hut those who kindly reprove thy faults. Socrates. WOOL IN TIIK WAK It has been estimated 900-millio- Notice to Creditors j atr that consumption of wool in the United States during 1011 may total pounds for both civilian and military needs. Average annual domestic production of wool is about pounds. Despite this fact, however, latest available reports indicate that wool available from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Argentina and will he more than adequate to make up the difference. Although North America has never produced enough wool to meet her total domestic requirements, and has consistently imported, in the past, the Australian countries and South America, from the present national defense effort has made the question of the international wool supply one of extreme importance to this country -- particularly to the armed services. It is interesting to note in this respect that wool perhaps the oldest known natural clothing protection since the dawn of civilization has presided through the ages as an essential necessity of mankind in both war and peace. Much of the credit is due to the sheep, but it is also true that wool growers throughout the world during the past quarter of a century have spent much of their collective time and ingenuity in devising methods to improve the quality of wool produced through research on the problems of breeding and feeding of sheep and the treatment of the wool after sheering. The fact that both British and American military authorities have repeatedly emphasized the value of wool to maintain the health of officers and men constitutes a convincing testimonial, both to the age-ol- d superiority of wool itself and to the success of wool growers in maintaining and heightening this superiority. Particularly active during the past four years in research into the development of wool have been the growers organizations of Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Under the direction of the International Wool Secretariat, extensive research has been conducted which has done much to improve the . qualities of wool. As a further testimonial to the usefulness of wool in was as a means of preventing illness among the civilian and military population, the British war Relief Society, Bundles for Britain and the Canadian Maple Leaf fund, war relief organizations in the United States, have reported that shipments of wool to England consisting of yarn, Knitted goods and blankets and clothing are among their most important relief activities. Since the' start of the war, the British War Relief Society has shipped approximately 36,000 cases of wrool clothing and 550,000 pounds of wool for knitting. Bundles for Britain has shipped a total of 1,500.000 garments and blankets consisting chiefly of wool. The Canadian Maple Leaf Fund it will ship a minimum of 50,000 blankets this year. (lerk or U C st , Irr.fc'aiK:! !hF1) No I. la alt, Utah. las n:-No nc.'o to p- - . , Ap;:. ;. J r opt late 5 ee ft of umiervmui.d Jn ,,ie s,;4.(,.r u( tfie Estate Of ater from rtla in Caihe county. .j:j:E ALLEN, Deceased, for use from May I to September iil CfiMiUirs please present 30. iiul of each year, to Imitate , undersized Entirrd In.-.ld-c Coonlf l W. ENGLAND Subscription Rates: Outside County. om year Caclie County . Advertising Rates M.ulo Known Ulxm Application Conmull KlpiTi for Further lnformatt.m. Kraprrtlvo n 450-milli- 3333 38 14) Ur-gua- y, ft. and Well NOTHING WRONG IT! I OUR FUNDAMENTALS EDITORIAL The woik with the founders stand unchallenged as one of the even greatest achievements of the ages. They build wisely, perhaps better than they knew. They were there to serve, nottoto exploit. help the Some of them lost their all. One gave up a fortune when they cause Some like Washington, served without pay. But came had done their work wolves crept in. The rich men aswhotheirs toalong expeople began to look upon the country and the grew to everything desire up hog The ploit and ravish for profit. were fighting for 43 upon them. In the civil war while the boys cents per dav the founders of the nations fortunes were breaking s money the heart of Lincoln by dipping into the heart of the nation n every sense and taking what they wanted. They were vultures It was the and used the war to their own advantage. even worse during and War American and the Spanish ing were and are traitors World War. In the ranks of the big financiers were angels. Tobesides whom Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold of the people and have heart the are breaking ri iv these traitors the all depression. It vitals during in the publics had their fangs carrion whole the send and of ourselves we must rid is the and the pure, clean Americrew into hades. The founders were true to the (Teed of the can what they gave us must not be sacrificed breast works of heir milthe behind stand who mongers money and liberties of the com lions zd billions defying all the rights la ft. N. 175231 ft. deep at pt E 5229 87 ft. and N. 209359 ft. (5) WeU 141 deep at pt. E 395734 and N. 2933 60 i6l WeU 180 deep at pt. E 1658 50 ft and N. 4073 86 ft. l7) WeU 115 deep at pt. E. 1284 53 and N. 3756 49 t8i WeU 205 deep at pt E 343 13 ft. and N. 396180 ft. (9) WeU 165 ft. deep at pt. E 245 40 and N. 6037 37 (10) WeU 163 deep at pt. W. 1188 70 and N. 595765 AU of these ells are eased ith n. pipe, except wells Nos. 4 and ft day of reckoning is at hand you have to pay the utmost farthing. If cc reject knowledge and understanding we may rest assured we will be rejected as a KopIe. Let's seek the truth and not search out language to befog and darken council. For the planning of the crafty cometh to naught. How vain it is to trust in the foolishness of men.' lat us not be rebellious against the light but rather be doers. for the betterment of our fcllowmcn. Martin Luther, on Usury Whoever eats up robs or steals the nourisliment of another, commits as great a murder as he who carves a man or utterly undoes him. Such does a usurer and he sits the while on his stool, when he ought to be hanging from the is usury gallows. Remember in a compound- - even a 1000 percent 167 ft ft ft 5. ft ft ft ft ft hich are cased Protests resisting eI(uUU Judicial District of the State of Utah, In and for the County of Cache, ft In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM APPERLEY, Deceased. Creditors will present claims ft with vouchers to the undersigned administrator with the will annexed of the estate of WUliam deceased, at the office of Young At BuUen. Attomejs at Law, Room 8. Thatcher Building, ft Logan Cache County Utah, on or b lore the 18th. day of July 1941. DAVID TARGET Administrator llh pipe. the granting of with the wlU annexed of said esreasons tate. with YOUNG & BULLEN, Attorneys. affidavit form, Publication dates: May 13, 23, T. IL Humph-ery- s, Ap-pcrl- ft n. said Application, therefor, made in must be fUed lth State Engineer, 403 State Cap- 29. June 5. 12. 1941. itol. Sait Lake City, Utah, with Notice to Creditors one extra copy and 100 filing fee on or before July 19, 1941. In the District Court of the First Judicial District of the State of T. IL HUMPHERYS, Utah, In and for the County of State Engineer Cache. Speakers Announced Dr. H. Arthur Steiner of the University of CaUfomia at Los Angeles and Dr. Oliver Benson of the University of Oklahoma have accepted lnltations to be featured speakers at the Intermountain International Relations Club to be held on the Utah State Agricultural college campus October 17 and 18, Dr. O. Homer Durham, local club advisor said Tuesday. The convention is being governplanned by the college I. R. C. want to comment a little more on the constitutional no such ment. According to the law of the 10 Standards we have of gov- - Club with Merrill Prows of Loform gan serving as conference thing as a constitutional democratic and republican dr con-entl- mI ernrnen In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN J. CORB RIDGE. Deceased. Creditors will please present their claims with vouchers to the undersigned executor at the office of M. C. Harris, Attorney at Law. Cache Valley Bank Bldg., Logan, Utah on or before the 3rd. day of July. 1941. JAMES H. ALLEN, Executor of the last will and testament of John J. Corbrldge, deceased. M. C. HARRIS, Attorney for executor. Date of Publication May 1. 8, 29. 15. 22. fiautocratic,, bureaucratic, capitalistic and slicker 0 retained P constitution nancier government. Only is the There is ample (proof property of rights of the money power while there j of this fact Something should and must be done its shoulders the responsitake could upon church The time. yet in the felds. ,f. bility of education a leadership must be fulfill. We are and We do know the scriptures one nighty a d thinking idle, in sitting not in the least justified and wickedness the of midst the come in strong is going to if e salvation of we are worthy wherein and save us for Loans to FOR RENT 3 room unfurnished we are in. MONEY TO LOAN dilemma the great understand do not by intelligence farmers 4)4 percent annual In apartment. 261 North 1st East. do can we are things many there things then terest. 25 South Main. If we know Call Baugh Plumbing for to DreDare for the groat find dreadful day. record facts. I haw acof the FOR RENT Sleeping rooms and I have not tried to quote many recorded and therefore furnished apartments. 79 West cumulated because I know all things are FOB 1940 SALE: Chevrolet 1 common knowledge to the leaders and Jsh i Center. Phone I542J. Coupe. Heater Defrosters. and greatly Only and study own experience little plan from my 14,000 miles. $575.00 Inquire Cache 0 Sheet Duplicate FOR SALE is my That CUidhSaveVebutn respect today. Sales Pads. 10c 3 for 25c at American. on oTorraSonTuly havedefined democracy" m 1IhthFnkSCthe StanNa Tpdncipal and CLASSIFIED COLUMN . . . Cache American Office. 1939 FOR SALE: Chevrolet Town Sedan. Radio, Heater very few miles. Inquire Cache FOR RENT Semi Basement apartment. Three rooms and bath. Very reasonable. Inquire 183 West 3rd South. Logan. FOR SALE 63 acres, mile east from Smlthfleld; 46 acres, alfalfa and grain land; 17 acres 140 (To be Continued) By W. W. WHITNEY grazing; frame dwelling, frame bam, fruit shed, poultry house. Standard No. 8. John Anderson. WALLPAPER CLEAVING Free Price $5500.00. Easy terms. FEDAUTOCRACY - BUREAUCRACY - CAPITALISM - HYPROCRACY Leonard Long attended the busestimate. Reasonable. First class ERAL LAND BANK, 19 East 1st. HUMANITY IN THE RED: Declaration of Independence inessmen's association meeting at work. Carlson and Jones. Phone North. Logan, Utah. That to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men. Salt Lake City reoently. 734W. deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, that Mrs. Prank RIVER HEIGHTS 1929 Chev. Sedan, Mrs. Alice Hanson and daughter FOR RENT Furnished apartments FOR SALE whenever any form of givernment becomes destructive of these ends 1929 Model A. Ford, 1934 3 rooms. Logans best; 2 rooms, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it and to institute Kersis and daughter Susan of and Mrs. John Blauer spent the Dodge Sedan, 1937 Studebaker a new government lying its foundation on such principles and or- New York have arrived home to week end at Salt Lake City. sedan, modern, $15.. 93 East 3rd North. 1935 Chev. or Ford ton panel, Mrs. Anna Leichty and son Wesganizing its powers in such form as to them shall seem most liely visit with her parents. Mr. and FOR SALE Cheap. Four rods low 36 Chev. or to affect their safety and happiness. Prudence indeed will dictate Iodge 1)4 ton truck, spent the week end at Salt ley 1935 Dodge Sedan. that governments long established shall not be changed for light Mrs. C. E. iPefcerson. Mrs. Peterson Lake visiting with relatives and Iron fence. Call 759W, after Above cars 6 p.m. and transcient causes. are at 376 North Main, Logan. Is seriously 111 at the present time. friends. STANDARD No. 8 WEIGH AND MEASURE HUMANITY Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chipman FOR SALE Five jumbo tires, size Humanity has just cause to change from A. B. C. H to const! children of Salt Lake have been of Pocatello, Idaho, have been 14, tubes and steel wheels. Two Give if thou canst in tution government. and with their parents, Bp. visiting tires practically new. Complete Alms; if not, afford First Quarter $2,500,000,000. Second Quarter 5,000,000,000. visiting with their mother, Mrs. Dora Chipman, recently. Third Quarter $7,500,000,000. Fourth Quarter $10,000,000,000. Mrs. L. J. Bowen. equipment for $50 cash. Inquire Instead of that, a sweet Mrs. John Davis and Mrs. DaLAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND Ted Lundberg of Ogden visited 1000 750 $675 75 250 bu. Phone 1063W or call at 335 So. And gentle word. BIBLICAL LAW OPPOSED vid Smith and daughter Annett with his mother, Mrs. Anna LundTO USURY First west. Herrick. : Continued from Standard 7. Rev. Should remember the and Miss Esther Olson motored to berg, Thursday and Friday. He is Big Piney, Wyo., to visit with rel- under the doctors care at Ogden, atives and friends. They returned and is Improving from a serious home Sunday night. Illness. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson wras called to Twin Falls, Idaho, SatIt's a sign of American urday. Dr. W. B. Parkinson a brother to Mrs. Nilson being seriousLIVESTOCK ASK FOR FURNITURE . . AUTOS ly ill. Mrs. Ada England and Miss serve Elizabeth Parkinson No waiting, Delays or Deductions; Log Cabin! accompanied them. They returned home Sunday All Transactions Handled in Logan; night. Interest Charged Only on Unpaid Balance Mrs. Ray Hill of Tooele spent PREMIUM TICKETS last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rider. AT Mr. and Mrs. Alton Peterson and son John spent the week end DINNER HORN with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. LAW OF have set before you fully states my posiit your personal attention and obbge. tion Please give THE STANDARDS workmi FOR RENT Furnished four-roohouse. Porch and basement. East 2nd. South. m River Heights 18-6- lLoanss10tos300 hospitality to hearty 0!d Townsend . o FOR YOUF Plumbing Repair CALL BAUGH PLUMBING CO. LINK-BEL- T Copyright 1941 National Distillers Products Corporation, N. Y. Phone 57 86 Proof STOKERS Quality A Sendee MODERN DRUG TIIATCHER COAL MODERN CLEANERS ONE TICKET WITH EACH lOe PURCHASE State Loan Company of Logan Office Hours: - - 8:00 to 12:00 - 1:00 to 6:00 Daily 8:00 to l.UO Saturdays D. J. WILSON, Manager West 29 1st North Phone 200 |