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Show Pare Two Friday, October 10, 1911 The Cache American, Loan, Cache County, Utah CACHE AMERICAN WASHINGTON neIws PuUuhrd Tuesday. Thursday, and Krw(pt-r- , Saturday Mornings l,y the Cache American PubluJdng pany. at ti Wnt CVn Ur Slrw-t- , la.gan, Uuh Utahns Drink Garden City MILLVILLE CARDKN' fin' - Mr I a More Liquor In August M FJ-- ! and MJ M.r: of WrnJoirr, X' J ll'i'ft'is IAKC CITY U'ahi.t " SU.T - 1 l"' acre mmi.feht of Mr t U:ij .iU..r in August of !. k n.orr -. WM C. t.N'CIAN'D. Managing FaMor-l- t. i u War-.a W:.,'.;.i, Mana.'if lu.d Mrs Kd it a id Ui,v: on Wr.1I .t I. ,11 they d.d the C j f 1 u r m .1" '.t JAM1S KNiit.ANt), LU.r iy tArnuig, it; in 1'iW, aeeuidlug v. ' . Ti.'ir-i..WJ DA ID rNU.AND, Mtahuriirul l!" U Mr. Mt mid ; from lie slate Irpiur Jtnrjih J4 J.nvm. I. a r m a .. Mr. mid Mis, Gail Mi , tftd (on inisA, n o ice. ,,s L .. Tntfrrd Second Cla Matter, November 2, JP31, at the LaVoiii Mkl J.nk Mr Mid Mu Jr:. sin iiLm Laarll nn-t Port Office at Logan. Utah, under Uia Act of March J. 1897. S4, in up more C- a CONGRESSMAN of Nlblry spent Sunday in Cor-- , f.ad fnrrn.an L...n PjT UoO Tne figurra for tin on Ratea: ;c. mid Hear rlr.ne River Ci'.y. Outaido County, one year 2 no SubarrlptJon j Willow W. G?AfGc? Spf h.ki road t'aiinn J'3 9I2 compared to star a Mr. and Mr. I'aili y Inside Cache County mid the Card, n IV.y-l- . o' m ro. d f I SO o i JRJ in .MO Advertising Rates Made Known Upon Application daughter Ehiilry rjient the rrk herr Tliurvfay trana,',..r.jj bu ! rnojI.CTS AFIKOVID j nets The ITesidmi recently pprocd ,ell'd In Doiac. Idaho. Edaurd Larson N g lien it scry for inclusion in the Works Pro--! Krai It Jenen, hat brv: the pleasant surprise Suitird.iy even- Joel Administration Tru.t in Him uho.e luve enfolds thee. program ith the W. W. Choc Cns.rucx folio Ing projects in Utah: mg in honor of 1U birthday. A hurl company fur the past Baked Kddy. W'all&burg Toan. W'naatch Coun- lovely supper was senrd and a months, returned home 1..M week ty In til sum of 6.928, to Im- social evening enjoyed. Beside Mr. Carl CalJer and M..- - Emmaintt Room and All I have wen teaches me to trust the Creator prove roads and streets and cover and Mrs. Uh CMcr son and daughter of Mr j1 fjunJy tho West Phonl j were Messrs line. mm-aier to present Mrl DayI(j Caldir. culsiury for all I have not wen. Emerson. where the: Torrey Ton. Wayne County-- In Otto Anderson of Grace. Idaho; Ogden this the sum of 28.830. for a loan-aid- e On ay Crotkett of Login, Fred Jen expect to be employed fur sev- BILK IOUS APPLES For Sal, son of Providence, Edward Larson eral weeks. THE TKADITION OF AN INDUSTRY project to construct, reconThoma Rider, River Height Jr, of Wendover. Joseph ft!. Jenstruct and Improve streets. Mr. and Mr. Lamont Hodges Phone 24dW. All this loose talk about the Evan Humphreys, son, and Monroe City. Srvler County In tnd son Da syne, of Dubois. Idapossibility of Defense Mrs. Rye Hovey Hill and daugh- ho, were week end visitors the sum of 30.421, to construct priority resulting in production of inferior automobile at the WILL BUT Freah Jersey or and aiden road ter Either of Baker City, Oregon, home of Mr. and Mr. N. J. the mountain Guernsey cow, 73 So. 4Uh West, is unsupported by the facts. Years the wore John J. Robert Monroe canyon to Koo--s visited with relative on Monday, j Hodges. through ersatz was commonly used to explain the They were on their way from Salt harem Ringer station. importance L. Kimball Claud purchased Lake City where they attended FOR RENT 3 room and bath of cheap and abundant fertilizers, Beaver City, Beaver County In the flock of heep owned by the synthetic gasoline, conference. furnished or not 75 South 4th sum to ol and 41,365, the Hansen enlarge brother and Matthe j West Juhn J. Robert synthetic dyes and curative chemicals which German Mrs. Jane entertained at Je&sop construct municipal power brother of Liberty purchased the j plant scientists extracted from coal tar. The German word facilities. The work Includes con- t children's party on Friday after- small flock that C. U owned. OR RENT Seeptn room a4 noon In honor of of the to mean a shoddy substitute' to people finally grew birthday structing a dam, power house, and We note that Thomas Hodges) furnished apartmeni. 79 Weal her Ramona. Games were Is daughter enslaved in the toils of warfare and want. penstock abutments, etc, painting able to be around without center. Phone 1543J. structures, landscaping grounds, played after which luncheon was his crutches. Thoma h.i bc- -n Harlow IL Curtice, president of the IJuick Motor STRENGTHENING DEMOCRACY 15 guests. to served and Incidental and appurtenant carrying a cast on his leg fur the The dictators say democracy is an outworn and work. Mrs. Carrie Jessop entertained past six weeks. company recently declared in an article in Printers at dinner on Sunday in honor of Ink Of all places, ersatz is more foreign to the defective piece of government machinery, that democ- CENSUS REPORT ON 1940 Dill Cook, Paul Hndtos. Thed STATUS IN UTAH her birthday. Beside Mr. and Mrs and automotive vocabulary. He flatly stated that when- racies are too weak, slow' acting, and too subject to in- EMPLOYMENT Merrill Wamsley FOR SALE A whole barrell e The labor force of Utah during Jessop and family those present were here over the weekSprouse end ever any substitutes are used by the automobile in ternal conflict to compete with dictator ruled nations. the last week to Manh, 1940. were Mrs. Hanna Anderson of li.nr Cuts. Barrell Barber Shop, They returned to work The American people are not going to give up the consisted of 181.244 persons, of Hyrum, Mrs. Thelma Henderson of Blihop and Mrs. MilfordTuesday Joseph Vcrcen and Abe Bcrge-sodustry it is becabse they supply distinct improvements 346 North Main. 8 Hyrum, Mrs. Ben Henderson of Lo-- j land nnd The whole history of the automobile in the United ;reedom for which they fought and toiled and sacri- whom 147,356 were males and daughter DeLoris. Mr. to final gan, Mrs. Charles Draper of Logan. females, according Mrs. C. and J. Farnrr, were Salt IOR RENT-F- art States reveals no trace or evidence furnished or they want to retain census figures released September. Mr. and Mrs. Don Crockett inferior sub- ficed, and many of them died. from visitors unfurnished, one and two room stitutes or shoddy makeshifts have ever found their that freedom, they have to show' greater efficiency and 1941, by the Bureau of Census. gan. Mr. and Mrs. Aiden Hodges! apartments with cold water, toil81.5 per cent of the men and 84 9 of Southfield, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M nnd Mrl CIcneth Arnell way into this product of American inventive skill and capacity for action. et and sink. Prices, 7, 8, 9 and of women labor Mr. of Mrs. in cent the and the Jessop Ogden. per of St, Charles, Idaho were busi10 dollars per month. Call at One of the great causes of such weakness is the force were employed at private or Thera In Scott. manufacturing ingenuity." He added: ness visitors in Garden City dur375 South 1st East and 74 East and daughter government work; Joseph Stokes Indeed, the very fact that so large a share of the endency of sections, groups and elements to struggle 4th South, or phone 1416W. the remainder were engaged on Grace of Brigham City visited on ing the week. mighty task of implementing our nations defense has and strive for their own benefits alone. Such a country public mergency work provided by Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. One large automobile company SALESMAN brand new, very unbeen allotted to this industry is in itself a tribute to a is like a team of horses pulling in opposite directions. WTPA, NY A, CCC and state and Edward Larson. has made production changes in water orchid house usual Item, is a nations official recog- The various groups need to be able to see something local work relief agencies, or were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hale. Miss its new models that will result plant, grows, reputation for integrity. flowers, year Norma Hale. Mrs. Olla Anderson sort of work without any totally nition of the fact that the scientific research, manufac- across their own fences and back yards. n round, indoors outdoors, ln anyPcr ccnt and seeking work. Of the 8.383 per- and daughter Utahna piotored to n. cI',vin8 an 50 no ccnt ln a,um' thing holding water alone, sons reported as seeking work, turing facilities and engineering skills of our industry LETTERS HOME Brigham City on Mondiy. where:. e Remarkable (Lrt mounts OVcr required. !num previousa made a near were have always been a match for difficult problems, workers, that is, they attended birthday party nt The postal business of the United States Kaufman Nurserie the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Iy used. whether those problems were social economic, political new high record he past focal year, the revenues' persons who had not previously Francis, Long Btach, California. given in honor of the or technical. birthday of Mrs. Francis. being $15,000,000 above the previous year. The gain isl or more. TRUCKS Due to threats of early 1941 EMPLOYMENT Everybody knows that the automobile industry has due largely to the establishment of more than 300 snow and frost all beet farmen most of them to handle Labor Secretary Perkins told her ufacturers, "In order to siphon off never stood still, and should have quick transportation AND stations and it has never been satisfied REPAIRING some of the excess purchasing powpress conference total civil for their beets. ALBERT THOMwith its own astonishing achievements. The automobile military and naval mail. Satisfaction Guaranteed employment last month er, we as a nation must be willing PSON at 376 North Main has a the over at workers the increased 3,640,000 has led the parade of Progress in America for more that camps, boys by to save and to tax until It hurts. That seems to indicate LOYS B. McCANN few trucks left and he will make 1940, and We have almost reached the stage find anything else to do, sit down and employment in August. than a quarter of a century, and as an industry it has when they special prices and terms on them. 1063W PHONE the unusual demand on the can In our defense effort when it Is 6ee them at 376 North Main. gamed such universal confidence by those who drive write to Fa and Ma and the girl friend. The letter ning industry is giving the Uni- unpatriotic to buy in excess of Buicks and other top-notcars that it would be the from camp brings great comfort. If Pa and Ma had ted States the most extraordinary need whether we call It proIn its tective buying of hording or of to lower the quality of their products. been worrying for fear the boy was unable to stand expansion of employment height folly was the fifth con- to August history." The reason why the motor industry has been draftee the tasks of soldier life, a good cheerful letter will do secutive month in which employ. withbuy in unnecessary . competition the government . . We must by the national government to expedite the armament the home folks a heap of good, and it can t come too ment as exceeded previous levels seek constantly ways of relieving total has reached shortages by expanding supplies. of the arsenal of democracy is because it has always often. As for the girl friend, she has her cause for and the present 39,542,000. or 1,166,000 above the CIVILIAN DEFENSE bewhen she thinks about the new girls the improved its manufacturing skill and achieved marAugust. 1929, level. Secretary PerThe Department of Justice anvelous success year in better soldier loved may meet. Will he remember the girl he kins said the employment expan nounced that plans are being comyear producing Is all the more extraordinary FBI Civcars than the public expected. pleted lor conducting left behind? The nice letter will chase many clouds sion because new plants had to be built, ilian Defense Courses for Police President Curtice has furnished Printers Ink all from her face. workers trained for highly spec- ln 55 cities throughout the Uniialized johs and shifted from one ted States and the territorial posthe answers. He declares that in our industry, all as and Labor for Govenment type of employment to another. sessions where are located the questions about origin of materials were settled long All this time about 1,00,000 men well. headquarters offices of the FBI., ago when all suggestions of shoddy substitutes was industries were taken by the Army. The de- The first courses will be given our major 116 of PECK rejected. We' do not need foreign words in our vo By GEORGE report for 1940, payrolls of five creases in aluminum, die casting, to police chiefs, sheriffs and su120 million dollars; taxes and silk hosiery industries were perintendents. etc. of state police cabulary, he adds. We have such reputable words as Perhaps you have heard the billion state patrol organizations. 2 billion 323 million dollars; more than offset by the canning and of conalternate and optional, and as for substitutes Army, These administrative courses will be story of the fanner who and dividends of 1 billion 55 mil- and defense industries. Lend-Leahis that the fellow who not infrequently scores the win ducted an experiment with purchases followe dby schools held In numerlion dollars to common stock- Navy and were responsible for the increased ous sections of the country for the horses. He had come to the con- holders. ning touchdown in canned products, she benefit of the police officers who 116 demand clusion that it was costing him The taxes paid by these said. are actually going to perform the too much to feed them, and so companies for 1940 were almost TAXATION PASSING THE FOOTBALL civilian defense duties aslgned to one fine day he cut down on 1939 the 30 per cent higher than The Bureau of Internal Reven- them. quantity of food. This seemFor the next eight weeks, the mind of youth, and their affect taxes, while earnings were only ue announced It is prepared to Mrs. Roosevelt, assuming her did not adversely ingly work as Assistant Director of the of age to a considerable extent, is greatly agitated by their efficiency so he made a 1714 per cent higher in 1940. Re- prosecute any tax profiteers -a . , dealers who attempt to reap large Office of Civilian Defense, stated no J si j yivr the question of who are the best passers and runners further curtailment, still with He ports of many companies for the profits by misrepresenting the n6fr that her will be results. "to objective harmful give with the football. The sports columns which report apparently down until, finally, first six months of 1941 indicate Federal excise taxes which went every person, man, woman and kept cutting TA c ' is I j rV" the trend is still against the into effect October 1. The Bureau child, wishing to 'volunteer thier the mighty deeds of the football giants are read with he quit feeding them entirely. seek of will (1) any services ln the intrests of civilian keenest attention. The outcome of the wrar in Europe When asked how it all worked stockholder, and that the ratio merchant, prosecution for example, who in- defense, an opportunity to train Airsiiiiiihfliiirii4i(iiritiMiiiMMiiriiWi1i1t Oh! The exper- of taxes to earnings is still steadout, he replied: seems less important to some of the youths than ob- iment creases the price of an article for the work they wish to do. Then Melton and Francia White, featured singers. was a huge success, only ily increasing. James 20 per cent to cover a 10 per cent to provide opportunities to particservation of the tense football drama. the horses died This trend against the stock tax then adversities that the ipate ln some type of work which When the rooters see their favorite team loosing Here in America, government holder cannot continue indefinite- entireandincrease is due to added will be of benefit to their comin deep physical pain. Their has been conducting an experi- ly. somewhere a halt must be taxation; (2) any dealer, who by munity now. To prepare citizens ground, they groan as ment it has been trying to see called or we will have utterly purchasing in large quantities, to meet down to the ground, and the spirit Just any emergency call that spirits are cast how little can be fed to in- destroyed the American (Popular Bell System Radio Program) system undersells smaller competitors and may come ln the future." of hope seems to disappear from their afflicted souls. dustrial stockholders in dividends, of Investors calls attention to his accomplishFree EnterpriseBut let some sudden change of fortune appear, and before all incentive to risk sav- must be encouraged. There are ment by telling the public: We Forty five thousand different in new private enterprise about twenty million Americans absorb the tax." are involved in the their spirits rise like a thermometer placed under a ings operations will who or the expansion of old manufacture of a modern airplane directly own industrial stocks RED CROSS KNITTING some on sun. summer Let side their undermined scorching player have been complete' or bonds, while there are fifty PROGRAM engine. throw a beautiful forward pass, and let that pass be iy. In letters to the Secretaries of million more who indirectly own 10 of 5 ChairCross Red War has and Navy, bonds and stocks through ownsuccessfully caught by one of their own men, and the We think the government exman Davis launched a large-scathis with Insurance life far of enough gone policies ership delirium of joy defies description. These rooters could NBC RED NETWORK periment, in fact too far. There or savings bank deposits. They Red Cross volunteer knitting pronot yell louder, or wave their arms more ecstatically, are three elements that particl represent not a minority but a gram, reminiscent of World War For the convenience of thousands of listeners to this if someone had left each one of them a million dollars. pate in the earnings of industry, majority of the citizenry of this days, to provide sweaters for Monday Night program, it will now be broadcast at the more Mr. American sailors. soldiers and Government and country. Common sense dictates Labor, desirable hour of 10 p.m. The student of psychology will ask what produces viz: Stockholders. Labor is being hat this majority should band to- Davis said more than a million all this excitement over a mere sport, which after all given an share, gether to protect its interests. women volunteers in Red Cross MUSIC by the BELL SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA is only playing with a ball made out of plain leather. due in part to its ability to en- In protectLig hose tnerests it also chapters throughout the nation are eager to participate in the an demands force its for will of and a CHORUS OF 14 VOICES welfare the be preserving would be will more imptrtant The philosopher say it program. Original quotas accepted while Govern- Labor and Government. take, STATES to had these for students rejoice that they passed an ment keeps taking more and more Theres a sad sequel to the by the chapters may reach 500,000 sweaters, and first consideration The following is a complete list of the NBC Red NetSAVINGS examination, or had secured a job of work. through taxation. and his will be story of the farmer work stations over which given to hospitalized men THE TELEPHONE HOUR The philosopher may not wholly approve of this The forgotten man" or the horses. The farmer and the mem- and those at island demay be heard in this area: forgotten man in this bers of his family also died of fense bases.garrisoned excitement over what they consider a thing of minor almost seems AND STAMPS to be the stock- starvation. Witnout the horses he ARIZONA PHOENIX.. picture INFLATION CONTROL TUCSON importance. Football gives people an enormous amount holder. He is getting an couldn't plow and consequently YUMA .. Henderson Price Administrator directs the attention of boys and of happiness, return on the savings could not rasie any food. SAFFORtold the Eastern Regional meeting in invested has he due COLORADO.. Industry -D- ENVER of the National Association of Man young men to a wholesome activity, it develops them to increasing taxes and to the Last year 32,025,365 automobiles IDAH- O-- BOISE a 1 physically and mentally, and it keeps some youngsters bureaucratic freezing of selling were in use in the United States. POCATELLO. j( 'A! TWIN FALLS.. out of trouble. So we should all be glad the foot- prices squeezing profits at both MONTAN-- BILLINGS bottom. the and Labor and top ball crowds are having such a glorious time. FOR YOUF BUTTE.. . Government are overlooking the HELENA. BOZEMAN Above is a reproduction of the important fact that unless stockDefense NEW After five oclock a woman wants to be feminine holders Departments -- ALBUQUERQUE--EL Treasury continue to invest, it is 24 Hoot Sendee CALL Savings Foster, showing an exact PASO. whether she wears a street length dress or the more inevitable that gradually there! ol the original Minute UTAduplication -- SALT LAKE CITPHONE 161 CO BAUGH PLUMBING will less be and less for wages' Man" statue by famed sculptor formal full length costume. In this classification, black and taxes LINK-BEL- T STOKERS and Daniel Chester French. Defense nothing at I We carry public liability is extremely important and accessories are almost all. The final finally Serrtoe Beads and Stamps, on sale at your Phan 97 The Mountain result of starving QaUKj Tel. & Tel. Company insurance. haak or poet office, are a vital part will be limitless in their feminine inspiration. stockholder starvation I 4 Aaaeneaa defanee preparations. Com- MUJ.VULE-M- a rd Lnr: m - r. u s' , I- Jr, c!'' fr i fr i i( Cur:. - Vui Aus-'.is- ,j..!d Jr-.V- 1 n I KPBMHD5 - I ;A,u;h wk. ao n. 33,-38- If that Wntec cy It Ir i" PIANO TUNING new-posta- that sub-statio- ns, cant ... ch after The Horses Died . isnt se i i ' -- ' 1 in'. far , THE TELEPHONE HOUR if now can be heard - EVERY MONDAY NIGHT at P .M. instead le BUY UNITED BONDS it D- that CITY CAB America On Guard! A- Plumbing Repair H- Y- States P.M. i |