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A Home Paper for Home People ive jer BUTTER MARKET ,he ily he Fourth Year No. 38 Telephone 700 LOGAN, UTAH, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1935 n- m- 62 West Center Eight Pages - ier ?r- Lge A is he lge in yle ge is Masterpiece of Scenic Beauty Cache Pioneer Daughters Asked By Utah to Furnish Covered Wagon To Be Placed in Park in Denmark Spring Term VICTIM OF j At USAC Set For March BUS CRASH Beautifully Decorated Windows and Fashion Show Main Features Andrew Jenson, Assistant LDS Church Historian, Comes to Cache Seeking 18 Wagon Suitable for Gift Fifty Dollars in Cash Prizes, Special Dance, Band Music, and Roaring Cannons Will Usher in Spring to Logan Business District GROUP PLANS BT RUSSELL HESS Large Enrollment of Past Two Terms is Expected to ConPage the covered wagon of piotinue New Courses Start neer days! Cache County Company. DaughSpnng quarter at the Utah ters of Pioneers, is seeking State Agricultural college will be- a coveredUtah Logan' will officially awaken to the fact that wagon to turn over to gin on March 18, with students the State of Utah which in turn another Funeral Rites Held m registering for the last term of will spring is here, Tuesday evening, March 19. present it to the the and is This the date set for the annual Spring Awakyear beginning Monday, Fifth Ward for Bicyclist classes association for use in a Civic Tuesday, March 19. The great 1935 Fourth of celeof July ening Who Met Death Satur- quarter will close on May 31, and bration at Rebild National Logans business district. Latest spring Clubs Enlisted in merchandise and styles will be in shop windows park Schools, commencement activities are sche- in Denmark. The wagon is to be day. duled for Saturday and Sunday, a faithful Program to Continue throughout the business district next Tuesday night. of the reproduction 3. 2 June and Arrangements for funeral services type of vehicle which pioneers Beautification Work. There will be a big Fashion Show staged during to be held today at 1 p. m., were The large enrollment during the of Utah used in crossing the plains made by the Fifth ward bishopric fall and winter quarters is expect- and will be housed in the Lincoln the A now has recreation evening at the Ambassador ballroom, according Logan city for Gottfried Weirman, 59, victim ed to be maintained during the Log cabin, a Danish American all clubs and organcouncil with F. Jensen, chairman of the special committee W. to num-zer museum, in Rebild of a bicycle and bus crash Sat- coming quarter. Although a izations of the city interested in park. of students discontinue school Andrew Jenson, assistant LDS on urday morning. Mr. Weirman died arrangement of the evenings activities. This recreation represented. i at a local hospital 10 minutes af- -' at the beginning of the spring church historian, of Salt Lake is composed of the committee countil The has been recruited from among the ter he suffered injuries when he term, numerous students have in- City, was in Logan Sunday and following with Commissioner N. of the Retail Merchants committee of rode his bicycle into the path of dicated their intention of beginn- Monday in conference with offiW. Merkley as chairman: Logan membership the Union Pacific bus, at Main ing school at. that time. Inas- cers of the Cache county camp, of Com- the Logan Chamber of Commerce. Chamber Logan City, and Fifth North street intersec- much as many of the courses will Daughters of Pioneers, relative to merce, Parent Teachers association, AH merchants have been asked to trim their tion, apparently through his fail- begin at this time there will be plans for obtaining the pioneer When President Roosevelt Logan Teachers association, Logan POSTAGE STAMP ILLUSTRATOR; no inconvenience to students in wagon which the state will ure to see the oncoming bus. to ten school sat choose present down the and store interiors, wherever possible, and windows Jim" schools, Logan General Farley City Postmaster City and n to the associaattendants said Mr. starting school March 18. Utah State Agricultural Hospital American natural wonder pictures as illustrations for the board, greatest windows covered until 7 p.m. Tuesday when the H. tion. to W. keep laceraAccording Registrar Weirman. suffered a deep national park series of postage stamps they selected the Great White college, Logan and Cache Stake tion on the back of the head and Bell, a number of changes have of Cache and the sound of whistles will the boards. YMIA and cannons roar Highly significant is the underLogan one as Its of National them. Park, Throne, towering master of Zion a possible skull fracture, J. L. been made in the plans for regis- taking in the eyes of the Cache stake YLMIA boards, Logan and be the venturesome climbers; its plateau-lik- e of windows so that the white for precipices defy gleaming signal uncovering be books will was tration. Registration Cache stake Cobbledick, Pocatello, Idaho, boards, Amerdaughters of the pioneers, and top untrod by man. Zion National Park in southern Utah is a summer ican Legion,primary be in earnest. will on American ' operating the bus. and told Po- given to students March 18, on they feel signally honored in beLegion awakening spring mecca for tourists from all over the world. Photo by Union Pacific Lions lice Chief Carl Poulter and other a time schedule based upon an ing requested to furnish the pioclub, Clio club, B. P. W. and their Store employees will be on managers Railroad. whose Students order. officers of Logan alphabetical neer wagon for the state. Mr. Jeninvestigating Auxiliary, Rotary club. Elks club, police force that he swerved the last names begin with A or B sen was appointed by Governor club, Boy Scouts, USAC Womans hand in various stores to welcome visitors from 7 bus to the left in an effort to will register from 8 to 9 a. m., Henry H. Blood to cooperate with club and Logan Literary club. to 9 p.m. No merchandise, however, will be offered avoid the collision. The bicycle going on down the alphabet until the state organization of the Monday evening at the chamber is struck the bus in the center. A registration complete. The pur- daughters of pioneers in procurof commerce Mayor A. G. Lund-strp- for sale during the evening. mirror attached to the rear of the pose of the change is to avoid ing this wagon. After seeking in and Commissioners N. W. the Logan senLed by Professor A. T. Henson, r " t " bus apparently struck Mr. Weir- the difficulties involved in placing vain for a wagon down in SanMerkley and ,Qlof school will business band district such a heavy load upon the regts- pete county, original home of . man in the back of his head. The parade the with representatives of most of ior nigh . bus, according to witnesses was tration facilities during the first Danish members of the LDS church the groups and discussed plans for at 7 p.m. of j traveling between 20 and 25 miles two hours registration, and to in Utah, he came to Cache county an all year recreation program for At 9:15 the big fashion show will be staged an hour at the time of the crash. make it possible to spread more to renew the quest. Logan City. work inof registration evenly the Ooack K. H. Vanderhoff, who was the Ambassador and at 11 p.m. there will be free Because he met with such a According to Chief Poulter an quest will probably not be held. throughout the day. the recreational supervisor for last hearty response from officers of ballroom. For this occasion In order that students whose Cache County Company, DaughMr. Weirman was bom in Switof last year and offered a program dancing at this same of activities have been provided. zerland,- November 11, 1875, a son names begin with letters in the ters of Pioneers, Mr. Jenson is a the and music Grand entertainment gave year, report Cedar special Breaks, Zion, latter part of the alphabet may concentrating his final efforts to for this season and a number of the in stimulate interest To Forest Kaibab Spring Awakening, (Continued On Page Five) not be handicapped in securing get a pioneer wagon right here in Canyon, improvements. It was the sense O entrance into seqtional " courses, Cache. , decided to offer Fahas must committee the first there on that of of Few the Are meeting a arrangements Only at least one section of all secbe supervision with a full time paid Officers' of the Cache Pioneers in $50 Areas Southern in mous prizes. tioned classes Will be kept open organization aiding Mr. Jenson in man supervisor and a full time All of the local theatres will have special - shows Paradise. throughout the entire registration his task are: Mrs. W. O. Darley, Utah lady supervisor for the paid at least. period. This will make it possible president; Mrs. May Benson, PetFriends, Relatives and Associates featured for further entertainment during the for students to register in any erson. first vice president; Mrs. Two of the outstanding improveDown in the southern part of Character, Service and .Laud sectioned course regardless . of the George C. Jenson, second vice swimoutdoor conare ments evening. Life of Teacher that is large a region Utah there time during the day when they president; and Mrs. Agnes Montains some of the most impressive ming pool well lighted and pro- The committee intends, in other words, to make students Mrs. Jenand faculty scenes on earth. So colorful is it, Former trose, secretary-treasure- r. Selected by Loudon Kelly, As register. on 1935 spring showing the greatest Spring AwakContinued this will in- - sons ( Five) Page quarter program Spring it so that majestic and inspiring Press sports grandfather, Erastus Snow, members of the Brigham College, sociated Owriter, Wonderone time at while an apostle of the LDS church associated with him has well been called the Kent Ryan rangy forward, and ening in a merchandise display way that Logan has (Continued on Page Five) opened the first LDS mission in or another, as well as many re- land of America. Here in one Red Wade towering guard of Utah n yet known. CanAllred Denmark. latives and friends of the group are located Zion, Grand State Agricultural Colleges 1935 basOthers enlisted to aid in getting family were astern t(od In the yon and Bryce Canyon National Rocky Mountain champion this pioneer wagon are George fourth ward LD.S. chapel Sun- - parks, the Cedar Breaks, and Kai-daketball aggregation, have been honat 1 p.m. for funeral services bab National forest, Pickett, Logan, ox team pioneer, ored by their being named memand his son George M. Pickett, of Dr. W. Lyle Allred. The body These major attractions of this bers of the Associated Press All Providence blacksmith, who has was brounght to Logan from San co;orful region have been brought Rocky Mountain conference honor been commissioned to either build Francisco where Dr. Allred died so (.jogg together by roads as to Enchanted April Ready For Proteam for 1935. a wagon of pioneer type or re- Thursday In a hospital after an fortn a unique opportunity for duction Thursday, Friday Captain Cleo Petty, Aggie for Victor who fashion one of pioneer caliber illness of nearly four months. And Saturday Degn, Honoring ward, was given a berth on the travelers, either driving their own LDS soon for the Danish leaves the carSi or those coming in over the should one be found in the search flowers, second team selection. Many sprays of With farm prioes still subThe Junior High school operetta farewell party throughout the county. A refreshing plot and a spring is Because of his consistent floor mission, a missionary large attendance, the music and rails of the Union Pacific System developing nicely under the fa- stantially below parity, although for Friday been arranged has Historian Church was with wisJenson, be that tour filled sunshine, the of and with and the then by words Ryan agressiveness making play setting directors. Mr. Baugh, Mr. much improved during the past at 7:30 at the Stake the Picketts, father and son, made the the strong bond speakers of sympathy companys motor stage lines, teria and the blue Mediterranean, culty given the honor place on the first evening and Miss two years, the Agricultural AdDial, Mr! Whatcott Mr. Degn, a trip to Newton and other Cache spoke affection that marked for This House. party won Wade Red Enchantwhile to The make combine the s and strinstring, Is not zion Canyon, the most specta-riteEvans, And student director, Lu- justment Administration romantic the a spot in the ranks by reason of son of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Degn- points Monday morning seeking ed comedy throughout. April, cular gorge in Zion National Park, cille Campbell. considering abandonment of an; will be at the which his effective guarding, his great ha3 been arranged by the Scan- pioneer wagon parts. Ox yokes and presented of the is about 14 miles long and varies Bishop O. A. Sonne Letters were sent out to nil adjustment program now in effect. size enabling him to reach bas dinavian organization under the wagon bows, thimble skeins, zig Fourth ward was in charge of the in width from one mile to scarce - Utah State Agricultural college - Director William Peterson has Just zag spoke wheels, are some of the services. Prayers were offered by ly more than the reach of a mans auditorium on March 14, 15, and bishops of Logan and Cache stak- been informed. kets easily. Although tjiis is Wades presidency of Einar Jessen. all people over sixty first year of college ball, he has The following interesting pro- old time wagon paraphernalia need City Commissioner N. W. Merk- - outstretched arms. It is cut through 16 by the Community Players, un- es Inviting of age to attend the perAverage January farm price of been a great factor in the Ag- gram has been arranged: Open- - ed in construction of this Pioneer more than 3000 feet of white and der the direction of Joan Cardon, yearn Christiansen. d formance free of charge Thursday, the 14 basic commodities included pray- wagon. Mr. Jenson while in Lo- the by congregation; season song tied all and ing victories and. both amusing. timely gie Professor Henry Otte formerly red sandstone and the creative March 14 at 8:00 oclock in the under the AAA whs 106 per with Whitman of BYU for con er, A. A. Scheby; trio, violin, cello gan was the Sunday over night - level but, pre-wa faculty member at B.Y.C. play- - processes are estimated to cover a The play deals with the efforts Junior High auditorium. Junior cent of the ference high scoring honors for and piano; address. Holger M. LarMe All Those En-- ! period of more than 90 million of four London women to find High or Senior High students wishin terms of present prices for Believe ed (Continued on Page Five) Thelma Miss solo, sen; piano guards. peace and joy, away from all men, ing to attend may do so at the commodities which farmers purdearing Youny Charms, The Para- - years, vocal solo, Ephraim J. one mount Glee club, led by J. E. Spuh- - Grand Canyon defies the efforts! in a rented Italian castle them-Thchase, parity would be 126 per admission priice. Falsie v; address, N. M. Degn; voe regular cent of the level. The ler, sang, I Bow My Head and of writers and artists to adequate-- 1 flowery April. In spite of m. 8 the cal solo, Charles O. Peterson; readat p. night Friday selves, they all succumb to the of these 14 farm Teachers Work Is Done. Jy record its beauties. The price January reat is to attend ing, O. A. Garff; vocal duets, Henurged public commodities was therefore 20 points Dr. Allred was formerly a pro--j width of Its chasm, the vast, sunk-fess- charm of the place, and Rose and duced prices. rietta Nielsen and Walter Nielsen; below parity. at the Brigham Young col- - en mountains that lie in its mile Lotty, played by Rie Cranney and appreciation, Victor Degn; song, of depth, are so stupendous as to Gladys Hobbs, send for their husWith farmers facing a situation Emil lege. benediction, congregation; As the first speaker, Able S. be almsot beyond understanding. bands, played by Wallace Everton in which farm prices, without Anderson. to Reese and them. Bullen, of sea join man Add the to no this flaming, Rich said he had known benefit payments, are 20 points beare urgently All Scandinavians The Utah State The Logan office of the State Agricultural whose would be a greater changing colors that overlies its Lottys unromantic husband arlow parity, no consideration has Tax Commission will be open dur- requested to be present. college was invited to furnish a loss to passing rives on husbut Roses schedule, and its penetrates the world. Cultured by temples been given to abandonment of any musical program at the final art sooner band he inkthan some ing the present week to receive appears was have Dr. Allred depth, and you ture, he said, normal Institute program of the season, well All high schools of the inter- adjustment program. With income tax returns and to issue educated and trained, and ling of the elements that make It should, seeking his adored Lady growing conditions, unless there inheld at the State Capitol in Salt are mountain autolicense plates. After next taken Johnbeing Helen Caroline, region scenic one by of the worlds greatest life. He took his work are substantial increases ln conLake City. Sunday afternoon at 3 enjoyed John P. Greene will reson, Instead of Rose, and ignor vited to enter the Intermountain sumer but always found plea- - spectacles. buying power and indus-tri- el to Professor seriously, Contests is! School oclock, main in Logan for one week, and according ant of the Newspaper his wife fact that High it. He usually plansure in production in 1935, it is beBryce Canyon presents another a member of the Calvin Fletcher, of the art de- ned for doing of division will be at the office Friday and the by In the sponsored party. himself and his associa- phase 0f these strange, colorful lieved that could easily go Professor A. J. Morris, who is partment of the college. Madison Thomas, in the nalism, Brigham Young university, lower this prices Saturday, March 22nd and' 23rd tes what pleasures they should ,, icationlands. Rather than a can- year. The Art to issue auto license plates and in charge of the Dairy Manufacrole cf Mr. Briggs, artist-ownof according to H. R. Merrill, pro-th- e 5 Considering benefit payments as Following turing department at the Utah receive tax returns. castle who has dropped in fessor of journalism. Four states additional Rich had been a feUow from the rim. income, farmers receivwin-hwere work owned !of the March 23rd, the office in Logan State Agricultural college, has Just ing and see to how are among his represented guests faring, the Fieldlng academy faculty From its depths, filled with arch- ed on the part of their crops conof ners contests will close unless in the meantime been notified that he has been first in the this During the ex a for developed Lady passion Paris- Idahoitectural forms, riise myriads of sumed in this country, returns the legislature has made pro- appointed chairman of the dairy w'hile she regards him as, kind, held last year, xf lrti "Lyle was always wel1 prepared bizzarre, weird, and almost un-t- Caroline, equivalent to 124 per cent of preof section the vision for keeping it open. manufacturing man. Sedate No entrance another fee is scheming Mr. Rich said. earthlv figures in brilliant color- Mrs.j charged. High war prices, or 2 points less than ln his teachine Rvnrt The number of people who have Western Division of the American Mrs. Eldora ccn-htwo McLaughlin, in schools need only send in He had a keen sense of humor' mgs. Perhaps the Indians who once Fisher, trir! for the 14 basiic commodA ToA made income tax returns up to the Dairy Science Association Conventurn Is charmed by Briggs. secutive Issues of their newspaper, parity ities. For the 7 of these 14 basic fishinS, and mountain r0amed through this country de- Hunting The is denouement present time has been very small. tion and Judging Contest, which accomplished with a slip telling the number commodities covered by adjust,!?y climbing were his hobbies. He did scribed it as well as it can be done. now Many people appear to think that will be held at the Pacific Interhilariously, row more serious-- ! of issues printed each year and ment programs, farmers received much to build UP the hi&h schto1 Their name for Bryce was bowl- the one dollar filing fee has been national Exposition at Portland, Rfln'pv but violm: prided the at Paris, Idaho. d in always with wit and skill, the number of persons in the ly, farm plus benefit paymusical program, under the direc- with the assistance of two dent body. The entries will be ments, 9 price above repealed. Any action of the legis- - Oregon, during October, 1935. Rich spoke of the parity. Howpoints lature repealing the fee will notj According to Professor Morris, tion of Professor N. W. Christian-affevoluable Maxine Stocks criticized by professional Joumal-an- d ever. this servants, sweet companionship that had Cedar Breaks is entirely differ- margin above parity returns for 1934. March his duties will be to stage the sen. Leo who Bateson, speak only ists. The papers must be in by applies only to that share of sales prevailed between Mr. Allred and ent from, Zion, a difference that 15th is the last day returns may students dairy judging contest be- During the day Professor H. R. Anderson illustrates the almost unbelievable Italian, and an explosive water March 30. Certificates of excel- - consumed in this country. tween the colleges of the Western Reynolds, and Professor Fletcher his wife, Mrs. Mar be filed without added penalty. hunter. Until the last curtain, the lrnce will be issued in each of Administration officials point out com-hiUnited States and to have charge 'were at the State Capitol to con- - Allred.' She made it possible for contrasts revealed in this divisions. to pursue his studies year paratively small area of scenic suspense is maintained and plea-- 1 several that the purpose of the adjustCollect stakes early and have of the convention program for the duct people through the exhibit continued and one by! " o ment act is to seek to establish after year. It was her devotion. country. Again the Indian name is santries are of section the and to when stock in feel! them one the rest of the characters you plant dairy manufacturing You can grow better vegetables explain the work cf the I convention. dahlias. different and artists. the glads the enchantment cf April in Italy, than you can buy. (Continued from Page Five) (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Five) TO BEAUTIFY BURIED LOGAN CITY Danish-Amenc- an Organizations, -- Danish-America- l Utah Parks and Canyon Present W onderlnrrdto Visitors Seeking Beauty j A'W-w -- "iff?"'''' - r at Allred Rites Are Marked by Many Fine Tributes Ryan, Wade, Petty Honored on A. P. Conference m sum-seas- Fives Community . Players Will AAA Continues Present Play Junior High All Adjustment Operetta Comes Programs in 35 Friday Night Missionary Farewell Party Planned Friday j j ar Fog-elber- g; Art Institute Tax Office to Remain Open pre-w- le Hears UJ5.A.C. Give Program This Week j or B. Y. U. Plans School Contest na-jro- ck College Professor Sat-urda- y, Gets Appointment j uu,ptS. craft fe. ini - er M S j as - he er Iran 1' stu-an- ct m standmg-up-like-me- n. m ' ar , |