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Show Boosters Vaudeville, Capitol Theatre, March 23 Boosters Vaudeville, Capitol Theatre, March 23 I 1 Delivered In Logan Homes Boosters Vaudeville, Capitol Theatre, March 23 Subscription $1.50 Per Year Mail or Carrier By Carrier A Home Paper for Home People I'u-- t Yi.ii No. lu Telephone 700 PM GRClvlTiS i7 Iffi TO HALL Dr. A. B. Radibousjh, Noted Research Worker ' Principal Speaker tereslingf Local Problems To Be Considered. AT I MARCH 15, 62 ARRANGE ANNUAL West Center FETE COUNTY OF GIB! AND CITY EXPRESS VIEWS SilUnYM! SHE County Exhibit at State Capitol Reviewed City Following a Program of Retrenchment Dairying Discussed. Patron ! tun i.N ITAll.TfKSDAY. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE OFFICIALS CN EE1ESDAY; COAST CACHE ,i n A of Local Paptr SenJs Article From Drastic on Hollywood Slarhing of Salaries. L TV Logan City Commission and ttw Cache County Cotnmla-skiji- rr ha arr valley ln;rr.!ed in and clerk and Lnrenao Hancro;u will br hrid at the The following article has been sen. of the Bordet suiierintendent hall auditorium. N.blry Local. oat. led to the Cache American from i . Vy were special Western company Wednesday, Xlarrh Id, at 2 p m. Hull) wood by Felix O Day. In as guests of the Logan chamber at This announcement U made by A Joseph P. Merrill, recently much as this salary question Is a Ptans For State Conven- -' conunerr at the regular monthly W. CL.ambi-Ri- . president of the a i;'inted apostle of the L D. S. live one. the following official the UrrcU,r tion Discussed Other ',unc,lfOR',nw,Un asvxia-Uocanning cro; church, at Cache stake quarterly Uitinn by the harbor commission Friday evening. The city and enun- Of Features Work be Years of interest' conference Sunday, tinted obedient e ought (mvmiihe in t barge of arrangemeri for annual Janior Prom to be given at the PalaU dOr on Friday, ty oonm.i.kierw express u-- w The purpose Is to hear Dr A. B to laws Marth IX. From left to right: Reuben Itaslam, l.ogan; Vera Jackson, Provo; Ralph Wanlaao, Logan; Taken Up. Sincere appreciation to the dlrea- Saep:ng economy moves were Radiboorh. head of the revareh of mew- j tors for the opportunity Mary Brown, TorringUin, Wyoming, and Ray Lilly hit, chairman. I trig ham City. Other seakrnt at the se&slons taken by the h trbor commission department of the American CanThe Logan Bu&inrs and Profra- - lng with them In thla good wtU O. W, Llndquot. Walter M today when four jobs were abolning company of Chicago He lias E.erton. slonal Women' ished. 23 were temporarily dis- club held It capacity. Joseph E. Cardon, metn-bthad many years of experience In monthly business meeting last even- of the stake presuli tiry: Join continued and 270 remaining in his remarks. Chairman L. H. the study of soil and plant dis- 11 Audi and exteutives had their lng In the Library auditorium with Allen of the board of county core-4- 0 Mrs L.ilj Y. Smlh. rson, eases tliat affect canning crops as membrrs present. State conven- - mlssior.ers spoke of the fine nt of the stake Relief so- - salaries cu: 10 per cent or more, ef- display aril as (lie various standards of p.esitli and tion plans for May 21 and 22 were booth the county commissioner presl-- d fective March 15. Members of the Shepherd, Joseph i grading canning crops. Owing to outlined by Mrs. Blanche Condit had L.DS. temple. commission said the moves would nt of ttie lax-aarranged for la the aula : the fact that the Utah Racking Pittman, convention chairman, and ' capitol building. AmonS t,le ia'c He appreciated ,',r for conference Music sessions the y,jr to use the Juice Corporation intends by Vcr Carlson, convention pro- - Uie cooperative attitude of the posts abolished w as that of Port was furnished the combined by content press standard of grading Warden Frank Wadlelght. apgram chairman. Further plans for chamber of Commerce on this ft In all districts In which they ihoirs of the Hyde Park, North pointed soon after Mayor John C. equipment were formulated. .rt and hoped It would be possible R. wlUi wards Benson Los'an and operate in 1932. officers of the as- Inex Maughan. special equipment to took office. Porter L. E. S. Wilhelm and complete the exhibit as outlined, McQuarrie, be sori mon feel that It would While 13 emtrgincy ordinances announced chairman, that the Last year more than six hundred Mrs. Reese as directors. worthwhile for growers to hear the Arvi chairs to bt presented to the thousand officiated at providing for the dischanre of 321 people visited the state Kenneth The Junior class of the Utah experiences of a nun who has had the console Lindquist lna1'' effretivo c:iy e','pIols Prof. absence of in the enwill Liberal Distribution Of State as wide and varUd study of the college Agricultural the In council a second city S E Clark. Special numbers con today, the annual Junior Prom general problems that confront the Your spare lime Oppor- - The library BF.W. book shelf, spon- - of the finest In the capitol building. Lift In Exchange ordered tertain at 18 on Frldav evening. March at farmers as well as the canners of slstcd of a male quartet from North stte,'I,injt sored by the club education com-- 1 of to cstabordinances asked Mayor A. O. Lundstrom Logan; a vocal solo by Ephraim preparation In Logan. the Unitd States. y a week and effect sal- - the Palais d'Or mlttee, was featured during the that the chamber support the city of Benson and a vocal duct Raslev the J. P. Dlx. agriculturist promises evening. Margery Frink, Intern-- 1 commissioners In their plans for lt by Carma Balls and Martha Dalnes arv reductions of from 2 to 10 per- - The to committee be the outstanding social attonal relations chairman, reviewed retrenchment this year. The Utah Parking Corporation, still be of party Park. Hyde ' decevent of school The the new had year. who have others also The and Interestingly national provemcnls of the city water work action taken by the prevnt. The evening program was given, orations, which will feature a and International affairs. uas unanimous. Mrs. and the deficit of last year made It experiences and have conducted under direction of stake coun the are All city employes under control of southern mansion and garden Alineda Perry Brown, member of lmjieraUve that there be a re-t-he experiments to determine the var-- 1 Mutuals, and of a pageant an-- 1 ious factors that affect the quality education t,u council, except policemen, fire-- , being planned on an elaborate committee, trenchment this year. Commla-nounce- d lie Word of Wisdom " . ... ... .... . .. j e. 4 'men and day laborers, were ln - scale and yield of canning crops. this committee s plans for siotier Mcrkley im n urged Boosters Vaudeville, Capitol Mar. 23 eluded in the pay reduction and' A new innovation at the school llid chants uln ihc our Coluilltpto advertise demand the annual reception to the girl chamber to come to the aid of the y week plan. a "Junior Prom Week is being tli.rt we place 4-ur newspaper in as close to 100 per cent graduates of the Logan high school city to its program. He and ComH In addition the council, by a 10 sponsored by the committee. The missioner Pedersen suggested that in the of homes fntfie valley as is possible. The con-tjrK- 'l (Continued on 2uge Four) to 5 voic authorized a reduction of Junior class are taking over all the chamber and other organiza$2800 a year in the salary of City the activities of the school for the growth of the Cache American has been tions of the city be patient for J. J. Jessup, now recelv- - entire week They Include studentbrni. this year and with normal conhas become the most , popular newspaper ill lng $10,000 a year. body dances, assemblies, hall stunts ditions next year, a real road pr- ' valley. Its brief, well written news, its fearless After some debate the council, by and a mat inee dance. The class of the (Continue on Pair Four) Friday was the fifth day another 10 to 5 vote, authorized or-- 1 will also edit a special issue of i H4.iaTsT 'prnqTC?'ivenrss' 'and cleanness? club training school which Is dinonces abolishing the positions of Student Life, school paper. fair its features and and methods, many impartial being held at the Utah State AgrCol. W. B. Schreiber, director of Patrons and patronesses for the its constant efforts to build a better club icultural college for 100 assessments, and Chief Deputy En-- 1 affair are: President and Mrs. special articles, A leaders of the state. all these things have been recognized by general Elmer George Peterson, Dr. and Cache valley gineer Ralph W. Stewart. session for all leaders was held In These men both have been In the Mrs. W. L. Wanlass, Dr. and Mrs. the reading public. And now web the morning. It was addressed by Farmers In Utah who contem- service for more than 20 years. F. L. West. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. want to extend the usefulness of Mrs. Lottie Esplin. Extension readThe council authorized all de- Carlyle, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Has-la- the Cache American, Introduce It beets may sugar plate planting ing specialist, who discussed the make application for loans not to partment heads to continue emand Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Owen. into several hundred more homes Marie Dressier, who alternate W. W. Welch, type of reading to choose. She exceed 12 per acre, according to ployment for a period not to exA special edict of the committee and build It Into a better and of the successfully between president never should stated that reading student council at the Logan Junior that corsages are greater newspaper. We believe these word received Monday by Director ceed 20 days of all employes in- announces stirring chariwtor"portals, has be merely a pastime, but that all high school, has announced plan. In order banned. The general public is In- are worthy ambitions and know of the Utah State cluded In the lay-o- ff Peterson William that .brought a blend of both to the carewill be friends our that vacation to reading material should be and those many entitled to vited glad attend. extension that preparations have been made for screen in Emma college Agricultural which opened a big program at the Logan Junior fully chosen and with a purpose in service from the federal seed loan overtime pay may receive this com- Boosters Vaudeville, Capitol Mar. 23 to endorse such an expansion camSunday at the Capitol Theatre. view. we as have planned. paign high. school this week. Emerald Day, pensation. Lake in Salt office City. Although there are plenty of Mrs. Alta Crockett. Instructor in The ordinance providing for the OPPORTUNITY 18, 13 the tradiUonal This sum includes the employ-- L laughs to her latest story, Emma textiles at the college talked to the ment of hand labor for thinning, lay-obeof the 321 student employes KNOCKS The school activ- stands out as a body day. e,, picture which gives on Cloth ng for ities of the week began on Mon- -j Miss Dressier to the informaUon re- - came effective upon their first In order to carry out our plans accordlng the greatest acting . advised them In the selection oi action publication today, following day when the presidents of the opportunities of her career. manquickly and to a business-lik- e Thera material, colors and durability In acre by Mayor John C. Porter, approvvarious classes talked on the his- - were aximum loan of $3 ner we are today announcing our very few dry eyes in the toi7 and the allowed on the planting of ing the measures. be traditions of will the theatre when Miss Dressier Dawn of Prosperity" campaign in fln-J- ? The girls listened to afaUa seed provided other crops which we are offering gifts and cash ished her pathetic scene to which A program by of Neck of beautiful piano for Charles to are planted sufficient pay Olsen, president of the she is placed on trial for murder, to (1500 which will be North Logan. Miss Beutler of music was played Sunday evening amounting student body, the student officer incidentally, fftU' away on April 30, for a little given this is the stars first of the the loan this Mrs. of Beutler was the winner Irene Stevens, pupil by and the art club prepared the dec- Those who are in need of feed of your spare time between now H club straight character portrayal since 1930 Montgomery Ward W. Thatcher, the recital George a orations on county should loans or seed notify is Saturday. and then securing subscriptions to Today her work to Min and Bill, the being given in the music studio of the Cache American from prize for being the most outstandHello day and love your neighbor. ty a membcr of the among picture which won her the Academy p on Center home East Thatcher the lng club girl to be will . committee or any inquiries Everybody speaks and smiles. To- award for the best performance of friends and acquaintances for consisted of a trip street. There were upwards of your morrow will be song and cheer day. handled at the extension service of- one or two years. Each subscription any actress to 1931 . A dance was held to the gym- lovers of music who will seventy-fiv- e The time will be given for cheer votes for earn and Emma Is an original story of many you nasium for all the leaders and exattended the program. practice to the hall. the more you secure, the greater American family life, by Frances tension people on Friday night. This recital was the On St. Thursday, Patricks day, Marion, who wrote Min and Bill, will be your reward. It dosent cost The school was concluded on recital given by pupils of Mr. and all will wear the school colors, green The to enter and the conand The Champ, Mrs. Thatcher. The young pianists you anything Saturday after the morning session. and white. On Friday there will be House. Miss Dressier is seen Big servative array of gifts assures as interwas Boosters Vaudeville, Capitol Mar. 23 extremely performance a servant to a rich mans home, The following letter has Just esting because of her sweet tone, everyone an even opportunity. In (Continued on Z'age Four) fact there will be no losers to this who works all her life slaving for been received from Felix ODay admirable technic and artistic Inas everyone who remains his children to whom she Is a seccampaign from Hollywood: terpretation. The Beethoven and active to the finish and does not ond mother. When she ultimately selections are Brahms splendid share to the Lewiston. The Lewiston CoopEditor Cache American: Holly becomes the wife of the millionaire, awarding of the gifts its and held association require certainly Bull erative wood did have a few sunny days compositions on April 30, receives a cash comthe children turn against her, on of skill the perthe part annual tour and picnic Saturday the past week. But again it Is cold great mission of ten percent of their to accept her as a stepto B. C. former. Miss Stevens appeared of under the direction and rainy. total subscription sales. What could mother because it impairs their have the necessary qualifications Stoddard, president. Be glad you live to Logan. The for these heavier numbers as well be fairer? social ambitions. The death of the The Newton ward Junior band Members met at 11 a. m. and inTHE Major B. L. Carroll, senior in- millionaire results in a notorious under the direction of George E. spected all of the block bulls. After longer 1 stay here the worse things as the lighter .lyric groups. look. Even last winter conditions PRIZES structor of the Utah national guard, will contest which involves Miss Ecklund, rendered a musical con- luncheon, Professor The following program was renGeorge B. The prize list is headed with a inspected Battery C, 145th field ar- Dressier to an accusation of murder. cert to the Third ward hall of this Caine of the Utah State Agricul- looked better to me than they do dered: is which cash of now. 6. The $250 The story is then brought to a March surely prize tillery, Monday evening. Sixty-fiv- e night, Sunday 1. Three Part Invention to city tural college spoke on the dairy The men and four officers were pres- surprising but logical conclusion. seriously. The cut of salaries among the C Major R. L. Johann Bach worth considering program for the evening consisted situation. County Agent ent. second prize Is a Servel Electric Miss Dressier gives a flawless of the following numbers: Three Part Invention to talked on the feed situation picture people is really amazing. of J. L. Carroll were performance and again proves that Band Wrigley purchased Major refrigerator Accompanying America Bach for is relief a actors C fund There Minor Johann of keeping dairy Chenette and the Importance Montrose, Co., Its a five foot box Brigadier General W. G. Williams, she is 1 n a class of her own. Promotion, March who are out of work supported by Sonata, Op. 31 No. 3.. ..Beethoven and records. how nice It would think commander of the 65th brigade; Boosters Vaudeville, Capitol Mar. 23 .Epperson just Sunbeam are Conwho actors the working. Allegro .Bennett Colonel Curtis Y. Clawson, comDelmar 1476 March. (Continued on Page Four) is president of this Vivace rad on Allegretto Nagel Four) (Continued Page mander of the 145th field artillery; .Epperson Get Counterfeiters The Roe, Galop fund. He relief Minuetto motion says picture Word comes from Preston that W. A. Weiler, commander of Major bad but look con Fuoco Preesto Played in memoriam of Washington an everypretty employee of the U.S. department things the first battalion; Captain John at Valley Forge, featuring his 2. In My Neighbors Is hoping for better times. one Also featuring of justice a few days ago placed D. Trone, executive officer, first Drum Corps. E. Nevto Garden to Many of the old timers are out battalion. player in val- under arrest two persons alleged trumpet e E. MacDoweil youngest Witch Dane, too for some of work, were proud names The 3 years, be counterfeiters. ley, just a little past Turkey in the Straw not given out. A number of coun- help, which to me, seems foolish, Boyde Winnergren David Guion remember that they have Transcription when floatyou dollars been have half terfeit Although few new students regisRockies, ' Springtime to the ...Gottschalk The Last Hope whole life to the busitheir Preswere to in about and traced given tered at the Utah State AgriculFollowing the fiasco staged chorus A county ing Band Idaho with Franklin, Trombone 3 No. 3. F. 64 Chopin Valse, Op. the McCullough arena last Friday ton as the place where they were ness. But It Is surely surprising tural college on the first day of the Ecklund meeting was held here Chopin the many actors that are out of Valse, Op. 42 79.'.'.'.'.''.'.'..jrB7ahms Ira Dern and his Salt Lake circulated. night by TBennett being farmers spring a quarter Monday. There March. to 1475 taxpay organize Precision, Op.' work and taking help. were one hundred and fifty more partner to the wrestling and box.Weber ers league. B. R. Parkinson, Honor Band, March. James Cruze will make three students registered than on the first ....Bennett County Visitors Vaudeville, Capitol Mar. 23 man, stated excessive taxes should ing game, there has been a lot Solo 1480 Fox Trot.. R. E. Butler and Charles G. Wood pictures for not be heaped on the majority of of criticism, which shows more and William Currell, manager of the day of the spring quarter last year, When You Sang The Palmas to can get the right Musical the people to meet the demands of more the necessity of a boxing com- Gem theatre, is preparing his First according to W, H. Bell, registrar. Me....Trombone, Saxaphone, Piano and wife of Trenton and Alma provided they Tonight mission in this state. Jack Kearns North street place of business to It was thought possible that more Cruze's studio on combined ladies and men's the minority. The Alahoe Waltz, Steal Guitar....Smith Smith of Lewiston were to the stories. Mr. to Hollywood closed down glee clubs, of over 90 members, of The following were selected to in- and Ira Dern staged what was receive a modern talking machine. students would leave college at tho Ave., makwere chorus seat band with county They Griffin today. Played by of supposed to be a championship The building has been prepared to close of the winter quarter than ta ing their returns to the state for some time ago. Though having the USAC will offer a concert to vestigate tax reduction plans Thomone Toboggan, Trombone Cruze been has Mr. 1931 offers, fight, featuring Mickey Walker and receive the machine with chair.Weber Income. C. many J. usually the case, but the figures of their other counties: Jensen, the Logan tabernacle tonight at Novelty Band. These two principals board. This has been the first days registration indicate undecided just what to do. 8:30. The concert is under the di- man, Preston, first precinct; B. R. Jackie Fields. set-uand gave the placed on the walls and ceiling. that this will not be so. On tbs I am enclosing two verses, the rection of Professor Walter Welti of Parkinson, Franklin; L. M. Ras- had two Fete Hoopmen Masses Must house very little if anyAfter April 7, Mr. Currell will In- basis of the first days registration theatre too Martinus of Larsen, many will Is mussen, result to parties Weston; social and Sheffield masses a the music Irvin giving college faculty Hoover will force the for their money. Of course, stall a complete line of sound pic- a higher percentage Maple-tool student thing funeral. Rufus one Mink memand Long, to time Creek; be for The has for free the home his the public. at tonight pay the sales tax to make up His place complies with are carrying over for the spring Yours truly, P. L. Alfred, Preston, second it may have been worth the price tures. been set for 8:30 in order to accombasketball the two thousand million dollars; bers of the Piggly-Wlggto get a look at these two all the state requirements for heat- - quarter than was ths csss last FELIX O'DAY. modate mutual people. precinct; A. W. Stevenson, Preston paid If you Intend to vote for him again team, prior to their entering the tog and ventilation and has a year. Rawlins, nationally known boxers. third on Malad Henry and precinct; at tournament hind Friday legs on your tben stand up Booster Vaude villa, Capitol Mar. tX seating capacity for 275 persons. 23 Beoctare TaaSsrfBa, Oapltel Hit. M Baoataa Fairvtew. Mar. Mar. 23 Boosts TaedsTilla, Capitol Vaudeville, Capitol (Norman). Saturday. and answer. A mertmn of nil farmers of Cache w HELD SUNDAY v:' lr Utah-Idoh- o n. j $1500 In Gifts And JIISSRCUSS rs cu-ly- , lil j j , i CHARGE Olj in j ft lit IVITIES pro-libra- ry , CeAmcAnnounge.A ror j five-da- 1,, im-bne- cor.-ist'- 'd ... . i . j , Club Given Lesson In Reading five-da- JUNIOR HIGH h AVAILABLE j in ts PROGRAM ALL Laughs, Tears H ON BEET LAN!) H Alternate At Capitol Theatre I THRU WEEK j Piano Student Presented at Sunday Concert ff Urs aR 4-- ' GIVEN CUTS j L e wiston Newton Junior Band in Concert At Third Ward forty-seven- th Dairymen Make Tour Battery C Inspected On ng Monday Eve Students Choose Franklin Citizens Need Boxing Remain For Plan Drive Against Comission In Spring Quarter This State High Taxation Gem Theatre Will Install New Talkie Machine tax-paye- rs Ar-gy- le sound-resisti- near-capaci- ty Pa- y- n; ly ng |