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Show Friday, June 24, 1932. IjOCaN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH CACHE AMERICAN lie Four Mud Gras WV. Sk.II Uk.rit ike EsHkT Syiakol ef A.tkerity Uardl Orae to glmive Toeaday, U The s ac la the house of reptw Is trut list ibvre te scriptural It last day of Carol a I, celebrated In Urmbrn of, the' Uwai tmjiUn'-nr- warrant for the view that tb senisilvrf la shoal three feet Ion bureau of the chamber of Shall Inherit Mm Newell Q. Mlaener who livri rod unj places aa a holiday and with 13 rep of consist end a ebony end the earth, at fit South Main is entertain- ronunerce have been trying 1 Original CU treat merrymaking sad revelry. Hu U ene reeult resenMttf he Thlrtet Is that dstey dir. la at a wag stale for farm It means "Fat Tuesday" w ing a number of her tody frteiul-- . ef our tinnier riviilsstlua. Bui It Is otilei It I bound together with Uil bor. They haven't issued any dl. only one afternoon. "Greedy Tseaday," and to I teuJeo-r- i trantxeree bands ef sliver la day other the mult; statement but It ss the praof the thm r that bound tb before Acb Wednesday, which are for as tuild te Inherit th labor a farm mark that the beginning of Leal Mardi ef ancient liouie. The shaft wning opinion earth, and Ibe lilftleM, and lie Im- fiM-eRattlesnake Plentiful whtoh la auruounted by a flob of solid Orta to the tost day o .nould receive 700 per day and pudent, and the dull. And this I JUtUamaken are mors plentiful dinner. a prospect salt her script ursl aor at silver about five tnebee la dlamw feasilnf to permuted befnra tbs oltma obaervaace ef Lent and pethan ewr according to R. L. Griftrartlve.Juitsa lluiley In Ha ter upon wblrh rest a etoeele ail riod ef fasttof prescribed fat that fin. who has bren fishing on Maintain Gean Grocery see Safle. peda kJifolne time. Litere ry fHfeet. Blacksmith Fork river. Ha killed three big fellows alone the over O. P. Skagga Orocery on North between the Hynun power house fr.tH street Is one of the most and the Ryrum city dam Thurvtoy. neatly kept grocery Mom tn the t city. Albert Johnson, mansrer. hss his stock that g way of keeptn Publishers Here of 'always fives It the appearance Lewis and Lonsdale Rowe, put). beln fresh, lie hss a very nest Ushers of the Franklin County way of dtoptoylng his roods that at! were business visitors In n makes them attractive. A call early this momlnf. They made the O. p. Sksrfs store for a call at the office of the Cache always means a return SATURDAY, JUNE 25th (Tomorow) FROM 10 oclock a. m. American and commended the pubuntil 4 oclock p. m. there will be FREE ROOT BEER served at the lishers on the paper they are pub Dairymen Attentionew Root Beer stand on the corner of 2nd North and Main street. llahtag Ail distributors of milk ta Logsn they are member of Better Homes ae Newton- - !city whetherassociation The Msughsn Brothers, Jim, De and Preston are the proprietors or not, are The Better Home committee of urged to attend a meeting of and will meet everybody with a smile. held session on Thura- - tributor of milk In this city next day. Mr. Mary Dowdle to chair- - Wednesday night at S o'clock In SATURDAY will be ROOT BEER DAY our stand man of the committee. She to as .the chamber of commerce. Anange-ilste- d talk by representative of the ments have been made for and at least accede to the appro- M. I. A., ward bishopric. Relief on milk distribution by Prof. A. J Society, Boy Scout and other Morris of the U. 8. A. C. This priation bring granted Prof. T. C. Hogen-- . announcement has been made by organizations. W. K. Burnham, president of the Hyde telegraphed a reply saying sen. Miss Izols Jensen and Mi the present Information "doe not Maycock, assistant chairman of the local organization Better Homes extension service, met Justify a change tn the departwith tlie group and went Into tlie ArcVllsstsrol Csa attitude. ment's program for Improvement of tho Th Ft Chapel! In Faria to conBhipstead promptly answered a Uh town square. Home calls were made sidered the meet perfect sped men Corner Mairi and 2nd North a message to Hyde at hla Chicago at the home of Mrs. Dowdle, Loren-s- o tier. tt WM f pure OntWc hotel, urging him to took into conI wl IV In Larsen and Anton LaurU.se n. tin'll ditions personally and contending the result will Justify ft change tn your department1 attitude. The Minnesotan added that "very dUaateroua results would follow failure of congress to appropriate the funds. Farm Labor Wage ij LOCAL NEWS 23 W. nk nt w-ri- Largo Black Cherries 25c 3 lb lt ... 2 Bb Veal Chop Veal tew Loin pork thopi .. 2 Roast Pork Lean meaty cuts .. Spare rib Bacon squares Boiled bam Frankfurter Lh-rall- 25c U 7e !b 29c U. 12c lb. 10c lb. lie lb. 35c 2 lb. 25c Plenty of bread,' butter, cbeeie, egg, pickle and chicken n, Lo-ts- Beef Boil 8c and 12c Roast Beef lb. 18c Rolled Rib Roasts Ib. 15c Loin Steaks Picnic Hams, Mt. Brand ... lb 12c fro-ced- ...... Free Root Beer n- st tion. This spot waa chosen because It to here that tho Watery of Yellowstone to brought to the attention of visitor. "Tlie historical museum at Madison Junction is built at the campYellowstone Park. Wyo. Honor-I- t site used by the psrty when they origithe memory of Stephen Tyng national nated the park Idea," Mr. Mather, who for many yaere pria fitting or to hla death was director of the Toll potato out. "It of Matfcmal Park service, a bronre place to honor here the memory man who did so much for Yelthe dedicated at win the be plaque tn lowstone and for all national Museum Madison Junction Yellowstone National Park on Ju- parka." Park rangers In full uniform will ly dth. Governors of the states tn the attend the ceremony, and the preaddress will likely be sentation vtdnlty of the park have been invited to attend the ceremonies, made by Hon. Burton L. French, U. 8. Congressman from Idaho, who according to Roger W. Toll supercom. intendent of tle park, who will be Is a member of the national T. Mather la charge of the dedication. Simul- mlttee of the Stephen Other member of the taneously with the event tn Yel- Appreciation. national committee who are sUt-ta- g serlowstone, similar dedicatory In the ceremonies are B trut hers vices will be conducted at fifteen Burt, prominent author of Jackson. monument scattered parks and Wyo, D. W. Greenburg of Casper, throughout the Untied Blau'S. Wyo.. Samuel T. Wood vim;, superT. the by Stephen Sponsored intendent of Grand Teton National Mather Appreciation, an organisaof the part, and Superintendent Toll. tion formed before the death National officers of the organizatote director In the hopes of pay-ta- g him a just tribute before hla tion are John Hays Hammond. enknown mtnlng death, the placing of these plaques la a move to provide a lasting gineer, who to chairman: Oeorge W. testimonial to the splendid work White, president of the MetropoliMr. Mather accomplished In plan- tan National bank of Washington. ning and executing many gnat D. C., treasurer; and Franklin Adams of Washington, secretary. national park projects. of the executive commitJust exactly ttt yean alter his Members are Louts C. Cramton, former death oa July 4, 1861, the mem- tee Dr. orial service will pe held in front congressman from Michigan; nationof the museum at Madison Junc Gilbert H. Orwvenor of the al geographic society; Dr. Vernon L. Kellogg of the national research (council; Theodore W. Noyes of the Washington Star; and Mrs. Henry A. Strong of the Hottte M. Strong Foundation. Executed tn bold belief on the bronze plaque is a likeness of Mr. The food buyer Mather looking out on the vast greatest advantage is acres which he loved land worked so hard to save for not in his or her posterity. Below this Is the testiability to buy some monial to his memory, which reads: few things very Stephen Tyng Matlier, July 4, 22. 1930. He laid the cheap on certain foundation of the national part days of the week. service, defining and establishing uniConservative, the policies under which its areas form prices throughshall bo developed and conserved out the entire line unimpaired for future generations, There will never come an end to affords the thrifty the good that he has done. buyers their greatj Set Into ft large boulder, Uni est opportunity !? plaque Wiii be placed in tlie terJunc-- 1 Madison of In race the front save and why tio.i museum, where It will be seen P. Skaggs Sysby thousands of visitors each year Former Director of Yellowstone Park Honored MAUGHAN BROTHERS . Washbum-Lang-ford-Doa- St 11 1 If You Always Want Members from tlie several states involved. Including North and 8outh Dakota. Nebraska, Montana, Idaho and Minnesota, agreed at an Informal conference recently to fight for an appropriation In the bill, even If they had to yield some of the amount as a compromise. Gostks's Poslic Rank Job George Robertson, profeasor of German language and literature f tbs University of London, says that "a a lyric poet Ooetha's supremacy Is least likely lo be challenged. H baa given bis nation, whoa highest literary expression has In all ages been essentially lyric, ita greatest song No other German poet baa succeeded In attuning feeling, sentiment and- - thought so perfectly to tbs music of words as he; none bae expressed so fully that subtle spirituality In which the strength of German lyrlsm lies." The BEST MEAT m Go To liSsgp Monson Meat Logan MARKET . . Smithfield . . Hyrum . . Wellsville Specials for Saturday, June 25th Quality Service Sanitation $ 51 So. M ' Phone 409 GREATEST ADVANTAGE Our Aim is to Please Y ou tree-lad- . g SATURDAY SPECIALS ri thats 0. tem Stores are so with so popular many people. j TOMATO JUICE We are offering for Saturday Tomato Juice at 5c per can. This juice is made from the fancy peeled and cored Utah fruit. It is refreshing and invigorating at this unusual bargain you should include a few cans in your list. ORANGES We also have a few Pure Gold brand oranges that will sell Saturday for 6c per doz. while they last. fip SKAGGS A Surety of Purity Invitations to attend the dedica- sent to tion have already been Governors George H. Dem of Utah, J. E. Erickson of Montana. A. M. Clark of Wyoming and C. Ben Ross of Idaho. Many officials of state and national governments as well as officers in the park service will be asked to attend. j Hopper Fund Causes Fight i Hyde Secretary Washington clung to his objections to appropri- alion of grasshopper control funds and promptly was Invited by Sena- -. tor Shlpstead (Farmer Labor, Minn.) to see for himself how bad conditions are In the near north-- 1 west. of the members Meanwhile, senate delegations and house from the seven or eight states primarily interested settled down to a determined drive to retain funds for control in the pending agri-- 1 (culture department supply bill. The provision in the bill for $1,450,000 for the control has been rejected twice by the house the last time largely because of a let- ter to Representative Buchanan, (D. Texas) from Hyde contending It was too late for the money to be( used as the grasshoppers were hatching. Shipstead telegraphed Hyde the bureau at entomology had Just told him that if funds were made available immediately it would not be 'too late, and called upon Hyde to withdraw the letter to Buchanan I i : , - Pot Roast Steer Beef 3S9 North 1st East Phone 165 Picnic Hams Sugar Cured Pound 11c Loin, Cut from Small Young Pigs Beef Boiling Meat Bacon Pound 12c Pound 9c 9c to 12c Pork Roasts i Beef Oven Roasts Pound 14c Lb- - I Tip or Rump Choice Veal, Lamb, Spring Chickens, Lunch Sugar Cured, Sliced Pound 15c Meats Itifliartii |