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I 23, 1932. julny. ent It FJfjru of t.'a Reronstruc a hide cotnpUa-mncaper ir rue gained on I u.ance Corporation In atenioen'-- qualifies him' for :l.e duties of Hie offiot He la as tempting to eumd financial aid id to tlje raJroadt arid batik acre on aril quaM-eproblem) belated, tu jd, and their 6JtC- and land values tv any n.ari in Uie f fwkball U Iqueatkmable A wl.ool lor cfJuiul county He is a ruccessfut farmer ar.d know. ttie problmn lire farm- at MeU held The blamed It adminTiwsy speaker gair.r The Aura Ue G..l Pmitl.firtd ..dt Lake Blaring Die Maine H Cil- - j rr, are now faring It la urged that of FYlrnds Joseph Bishop Brigham City at hnh about twen- d. reefed fcy Oralle K Cragun. a.:, : x the pirsrtil drjjnr-.sloaquarrty istration for bringing on the ,to,S. receive the tuwun- of College la bring urged ftoinllf Bishop Olw-a tustruitioii from pirsriit a inuMcal conceit Sonde) m the d'jor of the administration markrt collapse m IS ty tive urn and If rlrued. he will fill the s' of Hirnda conditiona in vaituu jart present ol ii thr esrning in the Third aard chajtl I It Joeehua Dan- - j Oiln WiW.n, who runducU-t pat 12 leader, he charged, en- county !o n,u-- r the r e in the a -- po-i- uui wi!h d.guity and honor , is, .sijj-wl.ij.il and II H Adiiins, athletic at I p Dl wtrriary of the navy,, of The OlrU glee club as oigii.r-r- stlaie-aina rna. loreisiig at Broso couraged gan.bl.t.g in the legion On tral district for live r.on.inatioii it rvprrxenintivp !v r !.ar tt a pwk shop? No. last July and U Brvrn of tilt officials hi attended drclarrd that proajanty markrt county fomn.uakJiirr on ti.e lx i mpuad o' we dull l mean "chop" and we are-the school mere from Caclie County eighteen young girl The progu't. and the Republican party are at erratic ticket Bishop Olsen aenrj to a buuhrr's place t Kenneth a huh they have prepared eons--- 1 , Mr ajiart ai lire pule as county rornrntssioner for a ie;m They were a follows Brig-harun A of the folloatng: Weslover, Vandirhoof, Mr Daniel a a introduced of two year, between I52J and of business W just happrned to by; Jihiiwm, Harry Barker. Nor- Vh Light of Youth Mary Sri.aior William If King, aho Ulk- - j ' d and be thinking dully and hopelessly of Kans. farmer have another!. Mliafactuw of the M-- b man Smith, O U Merrill and Mr Moonlight Song (d briefly at the clie of Mr Pan- - wheat disease to whom l!.c National House or Rrpreienta-liv- e people fight Bololala: Bag ley j, s address he served. Ilia friends say that the Ctalina Young United State Drprtii,ent of AgI n,e former navy secretary It a at announced pi tor to Hie June West crop disease iperiah-.- t met at the Provo railroad atatton riculture ata throw ho 1 those but none to want school that course, you this year discovered yellow mosaic, Melody of Love Cngelmoi.n at of ale delegation politiral tn be used hoot aould tended the a. RETTKU Congratulallor.i Trumpet Solo j, including Henry II. Blood, a mysterious new disease which money away, keep away from officiating ai league game during P. Cy Napper the for whrat STORE FRONTS nominee completely destroy governor; Democratic the fall football aewson. Tire Culling Bea Wibe n Wilson Hats. But if you want --a e Ewing. national commit- - attacks, near Satina. Kant w tie re Qrn Flute (Huh will make your Tlie Wonderful Mother of Mine Iteeman; Senator King and other a 40 acre field was a total lots A More windows more attracAdam Appointed Ooodwm an(J style and five'dollar wear for a luncheon at small amount of the disease w a and that mean tive Fru! I p m at the Hotel Roberta. O. W. Adams. Salt Lake banker, Aliali'i Holiday At found also near Chapman and near " and more better business only step in and get a famous Bolo Violin "Elinf.-of Theie are the haa received the appointment the clow of the luncheon he was Manhattan. Kana durable and clear Mrs. Langton Chamber Strong, at ate value. where disease auomo-bllof the Lake the hat Salt wai come to treasurer only Republican to Wilson today. placet by great a cryotaL plate glauti I found this year. committee Mr. Adams haa been Sing Till the Clouds Roll By ideal for every window Volktedt In party Republican The department will begin exj rcnuucnt Quoting the late Dwight W. Mor. which muM endure and Herbert The Woodland Calls circles for a number of years. once to find at wheats ambassador to former row, Mexico, periments attract pus.se rn-b(let our .Strickland Southern Mora If you claim resistant to this mosaic, as this has Mr Daniels said: low prices on plate glass Accompanists: credit for the rain you are bound been the belt method of combatMutual Party for every purchase. Dorothy Fulkerson to be blamed for the drouth. ing the green mosaic of wheat ocAn enlertalnlng M LA. opening Mrs. Ray Moose man. r Rlv-of east the Miaslaslppl The visitor declared that Presi- curring season party a as held In the First The Aura Lee gtrla glee U com- dent Hoover and his administration The wheat specialists can not tell, amusement hall Tuesday ward of the following girls: Sop- are too late in stemming the tide at yet. where the disease came posed Following the program a ranos: Amona Blanchard. night. Ruth of depression, which they should from, how it spreads, nor how rip dance was given at which the LaRue Cantwell, Clark, Laura have seen coming In order to pre- - idly it may increase. TTTT Glenn family orchestra supplied Mack, Ruth Mack. Jenna Lou Mcthe music. Cann, Alice Noble. Ruth Wrn Be me 11 Winn, Utahna Young a. Altos: Josephine Allred, Phyllis Judge Sentences Three :i H B. Lauder, D. O. Reynolds and Allred, Afton Barker, Delva Ewini. Ralph E Smith pleaded guilty Lois Sorenson, Norma Lynn Smith. Tuesday before City Judge Jesse June West and Jcness Fulkerson Wants Chairmanship Home from Rexburg P. Rich to obtaining money under John W. Crawford, Republican false pretenses and were sentenced Mr and Mrs W W. Webster have just reuiriud from Rexburg county chairman, has announced to serve 100 days In the county where they have been visiting w.th that he will not be a candidate for jail or pay a fine of flOO. relatives and friends. county commissioner, perferrlng t ;4 rather to be a candidate before the laluJ Visitors i Republican county convention for Home by Plane a..d Lt.1. Mrs. Ih. lbs Liu.- -l in Hie office of Mrs. Mearl Pratt Clark of Los the continuance 1 the of Maiad toe vi Portable radio sets aided uaualiwr chairman. 111 Angeles has been guest this week county United States Forest Service In a -. Lg.j.i u, Mr. cf Mrs. Jesse .I of kl 1..1 MlS jjt.lill.1 b.M.1 quick reporting and communication 1 h Forget the Impression be rememben'1 ii ! fire emergencies In several during 4, There Is no need for anyone to friends as a studen' .'t the J Y forests this summer. rational Mole Machine Nd. nt over foi Tv lanu as far the College and atenogr. :,r depression The Forest Service has been exii V. Iiuppman, the shoe oc.l as a co.mty new spaper Is concerned icpoa bo. i Logan Republican. with the possibilities of A' perimenting has home by airplane, taking voyage at If they will subscribe for the Cache man on West Center street, since 1927. radio communication Amencun. It la only $1 50 per year Just Installed a Kayon Shoe Press, Salt Lake today. and last year Its Investigators deby mall or delivered to your door which cements soles of ladies shoes J specialized sets suitable for veloped Mr use of nails. Subscribe now, get all the county on without the Return Bottles new the rigorous requirements of naIs of the news proud and the Huppioan forget depression. Mrs G. H. Gre"r calrmnn machine for It Is the first of the tional forest use. This year it has the Junior Red C . , !. i. My . . 150 newr sets in use In national forkind to be In tailed In this city. anyone who received bottles from Al.s All to Save In the West, supplementing the ests Mis G. H. Cieen of the Junior '?: . u ' h the store house last forest system. telephone existing not returned them to please do so Red Cross sends greetings to all the Livestock JudgOne type of set developed by the at onoe as they are needed tor this schools of Cache County and corProfessor H. H. Smith, Animal Forest Service Is strictly portable, year's fruit Return them eltlier to dially asks their cooperation In the Husbandman of the Utah 6tate and weighs only about 10 pounds the Junior high school or to the conservation of fruits and vege- Agricultural College, was recently each complete. Its effective radius residence of Mrs. Green. 155 East tables for use in the districts where notified of his appointment as Judge of communication Is 10 miles or 2nd South. the work is done. The object of in the Eastern Idaho district fair. more, messages being received by Is this project to help any one who The fair will be held at Blackfoot, voice, and sent by code. Sets of needs aid during the winter season. Idaho on September 27, 28. 29 and Price of Peaches this type will be carried by fire 30. Professor Smith will be the crews and It is really astonishing to observe smoke chasers by deJudge In the sheep and swine the different prioes quoted for Buttars Chairman traveling the roads and trails, conGolden Buitars was named chair- partments. peaches on the highway south of i stantly on the lookout for fires, ' Brigham City. H Is raid that near- man of the Clarkston Republicans firebugs." and persons careless with matches or tobacco. ly every fruit farmer between Monday, with the other officers Primaries. Tonight Brigham and the Utah Hot Springs, named as follows: John E. GodA larger type of semiportable sets Republican primaries will be held has a fruit stand where he Is of- frey, vice chairman: Murlin God- throughout the county tonight to weighing about 35 pounds will be onfrey, secretary'. Delegates named to elect delegates to the Republican used at central stations, in lookout fering peaches, melons, grapes, ions and other produce for sale. the Republican county convention county convention which will be towers, and at a. points having telePeaches range In price from 15 In Logan, October 1, are John E. held next Saturday, October 1. tn phone connections. These have an cents per bushel to $1 CO per bushel Godfrey, Clarence Claik and Gold- the Junior high school In Logan. average radius of 50 miles, and en Buttars for the choice fruit. The primaries In Logan will send and receive messages both by In the various voting districts, voice and telegraph code. BaiTOri5,W.'A'W at places arranged for by the chairmen of the respective districts Logan will be represented tn the All convention with 84 delegates. persons .'ho want to get the honors of helping to nominate the ReThe stork having Garden City publican county tichet, should be at a number of babies on hand left the primaries tonight. a boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Pope, Sept. 17th, and a girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ClinH;is BoMtiful Flowers 18. Dr. HarAny one attracted by beautiful ton Tremelling, Sept. flowers should not fail to call at ris of Montpelier. Idaho, was m at3 the home of Lawrence Sjoberg, 132 tendance upon both occasions, while North, 6th West, before the cold both Lowell and Clinton are wear2 . . nights of fall, completely destroy ing broad smiles, Grandma Rose his blossoms. Mr. Sjoberg has Pope says that "Zion is Growing. 1 demonstrated that when one applies The high school bus was seen the main through themselves they are sure to get meandering results. He has collected some rare street Monday morning and upon it was learned that another SI specimens of rocks for rock gar- -j inquiry dens and sunken gardens. Flowers school year had commenced, also jare his hobby as one can see by it was noted that Carl Stuart and 1 visiting his home. Mr. Sjoberg ex-- Ann Stuart of Woodruff and Edna pects his rodk gardens to include Allen of Logan was occupying the chairs in the local district g the front lawns of his home. col--At faculty the children are all rep present he is busy making a S school and L lection of rare rocks for building joicing that school days are here 0 a rock garden on the Bishop estate again. 5 m Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stuart and Ogden. He has 20,000 plants for transplanting, including delphinems Merchant N. J. Hodges motored to and pansies. Fielding. Utah, and visited with :l 1 Miss Lolita Hodges for an hour and F to on then Brigham wheie they Manage Licenses N loaded with peaches and returned Marriage licenses have been is home the same day. sued by Clerk C. V. Mohr to the Messrs Frank, Cecil and Lavon following couples: James R. Millard and Mildred S. Glover, Farming-to- Satterthwaite, Clinton Tremelling, Arland Alvin Larsen of Pres- David Calder, Vernon Pope, Dale ton and Fern Irene Jensen, Man- Arnold and Milo Brooker, are home tua; Daniel Maughan Walters, after speanding about two months at the B Q ranch haying. Wellsvllle, Wanda Bowmen, Beaver Claude L. Kimball has moved his Dam; Wilford Woodruff Hayes and Vivian Solum Hanse, Georgetown; family to Logan, where the childMarlon Sinclair Johnston, Teton ren will attend the city schools. Morris T. Hodges motored to Og and Wolma Minnie Black, Wilford; Antone Joseph Rentmeister, Juni- den for the week end to have his He per and Sarah Annie Larkin, eyes attended by an oculist. Snowville; Ellis Ormand Kingsford, also visited with his daughters, Grace and Merl Jorgensen, Logan; Mrs. Kenneth Longhurst and Fay Floyd Heber Beck, Newton and Hodges In Logan. Mable McKay, Malad; Platt B. J L. J. Gardner and daughter, Mrs. Green, Riverdale, Idaho and Fannie J. G. Sprouse motored to Salt Lake Fern Whitney, Weston. City on business and pleasure. About six cars of the sisters atOne office that always seeks the tended the Relief society convention held In Fish Haven on Tuesday. man the Tax Office. 2ZZ Depression Blame to G.O.P. By Glee Concert Sunday Night Josephus Daniels Aura Lee Girls Officials For Football The Famous Wilson - SVJ.50 d , fore-runn- er 1 r U'.)n j n d er fc-- -- )er. uk J m . j , OF Plate Glass five-doll- -- Ita e. Thatcher Clothing Company Loan Hardware Local News Portable Radio Outfits Aid Fire Fighters i- l- C- -.j C-- "i 4 New oom I . i e- Y 1,1 GARDEN CITY Saturday Only SPECIALS We Piece Jacard Velour Suites full webb bottom $69.00 Piece 100 percent Mohair Suite full web bottom $79.00 Many other Suites Proportionately Priced ' J E n; Jessens Shoe Store 34 West Center Leg en have just received a new shipment of beautiful Living Room Suites in newest colors at prices that are lowest in our history. Our complete new Fall line of Rome Beds, Rome Springs, and Rome Mattresses as well as the new Rome Studio Couch, are now on display. We assure you it will be well worth your time to call and inspect the beautiful Rome line of Beds, Springs, Mattresses and Couches. We also call your attention to our complete stock of felt base rugs and yard goods, all the new Fall patterns to select from. 9x12 felt base rugs as low as $4.75. LUN TROM Furniture & Carpet Company 1 |