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Show 32. 'j Butter Market Subscription Per Year Mail or Carrier $1.50 i, 8u Francisco. (USDA) Butter scoring 91 it telling at 23 eenU todsy. A Home Paper for Home People Me- - 080 lUrd g First Year LOGAN. UTAH. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1932. Telephone 700 No. 6 BUSINESS AND PIONEER OF IBS ANNOUNCES VALLEY FRIDAY EVE SPORTSARENA ANSWERS CALL UNEMPLOYED C2 WEDNESDAY Eight Page HOME ECONOMIC EXHIBIT UTAH AGGIES , TAKES FIRST PLACE AT SHOW DEFEAT OLD CALL MEETING W West Center ' Second Place Goes to Poultry Department with Exhibit of Sorgham Grains Anderson Wins Apple Colorado Affgifs Lost ArmU-tlc- e Display. Day Encounter with Lad at Local Romney's The Home Economics department Stadium. exhibit, TIME RIVALS FALL PLOWING Mil-to- n Discusses Conrad A. Harett to Report Out with Prof. Reynolds Services Funeral Iking Six Hundred Pupil Take Dansante Fitted Club Taber-Johin Modern Trend Art k Showers Basketball, Ward' Findings on Tart in Cantata at Held in Eleventh Named. Chairman of All Sorts In Handball and Projects Public Invited to City nacle Chapel Today for Amusement to be Staged. County. Free Entertainment. Fish Wright Who Died As a of Its education pron! GETS RESULTS Make-Wor- , and showing proper proportion part of food for Individual for one gram the Logan Business and ProA of of for the the One of the most exciting football meeting unemployed The final closing program Its fessional Women's Club at month, waa adjudged tiie best in Cache County will be held Wednesever played in Logan wan games celebrathe Utah State Agricultural college meeting last evening In the Library Funeral service are being con- Washington day Nov. 16th at 7:30 p. m. In the played Friday afternoon when the cf Horticulture show w ill be held In the had and which the Auditorium, Crops farmers of pleasure Cache Most 1932, Eletion County during ducted this afternoon In the Court House, according to E. M. Utah Aggies defeated the strong are making an effort to complete closed on Saturday. The booth was hearing Professor Harry R. Reynolds venth ward dispel for John Fish Logan tabernacle Friday evening of unemHibbard, the chairman of football team representing the ColoU. A. 8. Miss Afton Art Walker C. and ,of the their fall plowing before winter sets arranged by Department, Wright, Cache valley pioneer, for- this week at 7:30 o'clock. The pro- wHl be opened to the public in a rado Aggies by the slight margin of ployed committee. Art.- Peterson. cn Marian ...RIodern Trfnds la L. R. to (ak in. Wrigley. counaccording mer territorial legislator and The one the score being 13 to 12. gram will consist of high school short time for handball, squash golf, With the shorter working day cussed following subjects will be dis- county agent. Nearly all land 111 The poultry department look sec- Had point, ty commissioner, a ho died Friday band selections; cantata on George badminton, basketball and in fact by Conrad A. Barrett, chairthe visitors converted a place assorted as a looming up possibility", man of the committee of five ap- Cache County produces better jn ond place with an exhibit of Sorg- kick following touchdown tn the last all sorts of indoor sports. night. Burial will be In Lo0an City we will all Professor Reynolds, Washington directed by Miss Ethel be played by the to at the last unemployed fall plowed land than on spring ham Grains and an exhibit of few minutes of play the cemetery. Basketball score need something to occupy our lets- pointed Lund. The government has surgesto investigate the make-wor- k plowed land. Land plowed In nw wheat prices In relation to common would have been tied. of Commercial the Mr. Wright came to Cache alley a, meeting league, city, Washing-wit- h for tlme devote of mo6t wll, and thf program fall to waa is (hat the elements, 't commodities, third. Judges of exposed his parents In 1859 from Dra- - i n shouM cl0se Colorado Aggies In past years projects In the county: . NoVember 27. well as high school basketball, will our efforts to one or more of the absorbs moisture more easily than the exhibits were Professor J. C. BusiL RFC. City work. In tills be have been about the toughest team gymnasium. played t, per. where they settled In 1852. In cultural subjects literature, are, JLogan has taken an active part earit dries out and Wllford W. land, Porter unplowed and Hogcnson, A ness men's club in handball will oe Tile Drain for the local team to beat. i. first settled about where Center and The music, drama, etc." Naturally. Pro lier in the spring. W. Owens. Boyd Burton tnd Jack study cf Washington's character visitors generally are found on the First East streets are now located. gnd lcl.ala and centered consid- - organized and will jc supervised by lessor Reynolds Is Interested In the Ditch. This last factor is Important to Hotter were in charge of the poultry road end of about a one point marDuring hla early days In this valley erablc school work around the fath- Mr. Hale. Further announcements development of art. In tracing the 3. Wellsvllle-Hyruthe beet grower since It enables him exhibit and Fred Knoble, Frank longwhen the he acted as an Interpreter for the er of our country since last January. of sports schedules will be made (development of modem art, he as- gin game ends, but not so his to Almost Elmer Jensen and Gtbson crop early. plant arranged this time. 4. Logan Canyon Approach road. Indians, particularly the tribe of The public sliould Join now in the through the Cache American jrom serted that modem art is not new without a exception long growing the Agricultural economics booth. 3.' Resurfacing of old Chief Sagwitch. Mr. Wrights father. final tribute for the time to time. road. year's program Mason will produce a bigger crop The apple exhibitors contest was The visitors took the lead when jat all that It goes back to the 8. Eviction for non canyon of John P. Wright was accredited the and celebration. payment scored a touchdown. earliest drawings and painting on They conof beets a with won sugar higher by Milton Anderson, with sec- they rent. honor of naming Logan, after a to kick goal. failed the caves and cliffs occupied by preAggies came tent a season. than short ond to Soulier. growing Wesley going place 7. R.F.C. as ' relief Is chlefttan in force middlewestem Indian in it historic man." Therefore, every effort should be William Woodbury or Salt Lake back and scored two touchdowns some other Utah towns. while the group were sitting around were before the Colorado farmers International and natloal affairs made to plow all beet ground this City waa Judge of this contest. 8. Logan canyon road. the campfire. formed the basis of a fall as the first step toward a pro' Flowers for the floral exhibit were able to score again. The score was 9. Special the of provision Wagner f liable crop next year. When the settlers arrived here hi talk by LaVeia Wallace, State and contributed by the liogan Temple, 13 to 6 and it looked as If this would be the end of the scoring 1859, Mr. Wright, with his father local International Relations Chair- Act Cache Valley Floral Co. Anthon 10. General discussion. when a long pass was executed, givand a group went to Smlthfield, man. U. A. Pehrson 8. the C. and floral 11.- Election of officers. Carl W. Pehrson, manager of the where they planted grain. He moved ing the boys from over the hill, anInez Maughan. President of the department. has A good attendance Is desired as Ted Carlisle, one of our local In- - Pehrson Electric company, to Paradise In 1860, where he lived other six points. The moments beProfessional Business and Logan show The has this been the year line come cf for the Leonard went this meeting will have an important underwriters returned Mon- - j end the final several years. He married Martha most successful and has attracted tween this score on bearing on future meetings. Gibbs ill February, 1864. He was tie day from Salt Lake City, where he electric refrigerators. In taking whistle were thrilling ones for Utah .er;:n'.0 crowds than larger any previous Tie has been attending the annual field this line of electrical equipment. Colorado boys Inspector for the one, according to Professor F. M. Aggie sympathizers. will contractors cf Omaha, Neb., from school offered by the Equitable Life The Pehrson Electric company everything they had in them put Coe of the horticultural terriZ.C.M.I. department. the this in 1876 to 1888. He then went on an Assurance Society of the United represent R. C Hill in charge of the human Many into resting! lectures and dem- to win and kept the fans on their tory. the Salt Lake house being distoes. Romney's men were equal fo L. D. S. mission and on his return States, for the past two weeks, work of the Utah Agricu- onstrations nutrition wenf given on educatributors In the intermountai.1 became bishop of the Hyrum LD.3 station received tional subjects concerning fruit and the occasion, however, and came oif ltural experiment The school is offered to all Equii- coun 17 the thing ever Aggie A thorough in the London Times, dat- crops. The children's ward, tn which position he served able representatives. The House Next Door" will be mention apple Identifi- victorious, Principal Alvin Hess reports that from 1891 to 1901. course in the fundamentals of life ed October 17, 1932 for his work on cation demonstration, by children of Eesides the Leonard Line of reof the presented by the dramatic depart- the (Continued on Page Eight) The Wright family crossed the insurance was given paying special frigerators, the Pehrson Electric the faculty and students of milk from Ayr- the training school second grade, Junior high school were well ment (Of the Providence First ward shiredigestibility In Point. Council from Iowa, a to to its remarkable cattle attention handle will Kent according Savings company Atwater dipping was an Interesting part ol the proplains for their earnest efforts in Muti'jjnder, the direction of mr;s 1852, after coming from England In and Investment features. i radios. His new location on Main repaid just received from London by. , the, gram. Lavon Armistice for the Z.Tlinger, evening Day Thursday preparing 1845. Station. of street Is Ideally located to carry an Paade. Mr. Dial Experiment S. I. Snortum, representative very ably acted as Nov. 24th In the Providence amuseMr. Wright was elected a mpmber the home office which is located In an The Ayrshire cow has a reputabusiness in all kinds . ment hall. This Is one of the strong of the territorial legislature in lEiv New York conducted the course. He of electrical supplies and equipment. chairman of the project tion for producing milk which is diliever est local labored The students plays very produced by and served for one term. He was a Is one of six representatives who His place is fitted up with the fameasily digested by babies, and it is former county commissioner during spend their entire time conducting ous McCoy stoker. Persons interest- gently and Interestedly under the talent and judging by the criticism to read an account in of those who have witnessed the re- interesting the early days of Cache county. Fol- similar schools at the many districts ed In stokers can call J into the splendid tutelage of their teacher. the Ayrshire Cattle Society's JourCharles Farrell, Joan Bennett and It bids beautiful hearsals to be the We fair banners The greatpictured work lowing his release from the Hyrum throughout the United States, rwr. Pehrson place of business and see nal of some experimental of 1776 and contrasted them est presentation of the season. Ralph Bellamy have Principal days in America by which has been done Is considered the out- what this stoker will do. A general Snortum, Roles In Fox Adaptation of Story with 1932. They portrayed the prac(Continued on Page Eight) Too many dairymen are attemptDoctor R. L. Hill, of the Utah Agwiring and radio service business Is tical nature of the work which is P. T. Session standing instructor in his departBret Harte. by ricultural Experiment Station. The ing to keep more cows than they ment. being conducted by Mr. Pehrson. being emphasized in the school, duri o n used has been test have ample feed for," says George The Parent Teachers meeting if Presenting a picture of California Mr. Carlisle, Is most enthusiastic ing the current school year. the Wilson school will be held demonstrate the reasons for the B. Caine, extension dairyman for in the days of the gold rush along over the course and deems it a Ayrshire the Utah State Agricultural college, with an unusual romance of that Thursday, Nov. 17 at 7:30 p. m. superior digestibility of privilege and a pleasure to be asHere from Preston Dr. .. . W. Henderson of the U.S.A C milk. It is said tnat making a curd and they are half starving the colorful period, "Wild Girl opens at sociated with such a reliable old line Miss Eva Wanner of Preston, Ida- will test is a simple process in which whole herd and getting no profit- the Capitol Theatre next Thurs. speak. company as the Equitable. ho is visiting in Logan this week. a sample of the milk of each cow is able production. Last years returns with such luminaries as Charles Upon completing the prescribed She is the guest of Misses Connie coagulated in a solution of pepsin from the dairy herd improvement Fan-ell- , Joan Bennett and Ralph Soil1 The Foundation of Agr- course he was appointed service reRecovering Operation and Aimie Bradbury. and calcium chloride, after which a work show too larg4 a number of Bellamy in the leading roles. Raoul book new a Just is pubiculture, comes of Cache valley. He Is Word from Soda Springs presentative to Professor A. R. McAllister, band cows in the Utah Walsh is said to have set a new' curd knife, attached lished in lithoprinting style by D considered a capable man In this that Mrs. Byron J. Smith who was a master of the Joliet high school at Daughters to Meet spring balance, is drawn through herds. In most sections the cows standard in bringing a bygone era W. Pittman, professor of soils In acbeen capacity. Mr. Carlisle has will conduct the secThe Eliza R. Snow camp of the recently operated for appendicitis, the curd. The pull required to cut are well bred so the feeding and to the speaking screen with this the Agronomy Department of the tive In the insurance business dur- Joliet, Illinois school at Daughters of Pioneers will meet at is recovering nicely from the oper- through the curd is measured in management of the cows must be band intermountain ond College State Utah Agricultural adaptation of Bret Hartes famous ing the past four years, and has the U S. n. C. during the coming the home of Emily Smith, 520 We t ation. grammes, and the cows are classi- faulty." ' story, Salomy Janes Kiss. and Experiment Station. deal a of knowledge summer school according to the an- Center street on Thursday at 3 great gained fied in accordance with the number This year feeds are plentiful and The story deals with the coming The first part of this book deals and Is experience in that field. He of Dr. J. H. Linford, o'clock. The hostesses are Emily Back from School of grammes recorded on the spring cheap. Last year alfalfa was the to a remote mining camp of a mywith the early history of the forma- most emphatic in his belief of the nouncement summer session. The Smith, Inez Thain, Margaret Fifield most expensive feed and should sterious stranger in Confederate E. G. strong, manager of Utah balance. tion of soils and the part played need of well trained underwriters director of the school will begin o:i June 5. and Hazel Hill. A good attendance Oil Refining company service staIt has been found that in the di- have been saved by feeding grain uniform, with a secret purpose of by various natural agencies, such as and intelligent underwriting. is desired. tion No. 265 on First south and gestion of milk a curd is formed but this year it is again in the his own. His arrival awakens the air. moisture and heat. Professor McAllister conducted a has returned from a week which may be light and feathery or cheap class, therefore, it should be interest of the camps belle, Salomy Main, The second part of the book very successful school last summm, tests the foundation of the ration. Feed and rather soil of managespent deals with problems attending the Utah Oil Re- tough and hard. Preliminary jan6i a composed of band students selected Stop Signs Necessary indicate that Ayrshires pull from 12 all the good, bright, leafy alfalfa j madcap daughter of the South, who senool in Lake. Salt to fining company called been Our has ment, such are: Ullage, erosion, attention en well as of Utah frqm all parts All the attendents of this station to 140 grammes in normal tests, but that the cows can be coaxed to take heretofore has had no patience with irrigation, blowing, Idaho and other surrounding states. the fact that stop signs should be 77 per cent each day. If they do not clean up tle pleas of her various suitors. sysCenor of including rotation West on sides cropping both Troy Anderson. Jerry in the Utah experiments drainage, placed under 60 aU the stocks, feed that to the When the stranger gills the camps tested the of .. UniW. samples Fiali Cornell I. Dr. a have and John Brady, Myers ter street on the streets that enter spent, tems, alkali, acidity and liming. milk from horses or dry cattle, so it will not Vigilantes ferUhzer materials, fertilizer pracversity, who is ope of tire leading Center street. Whoever is respon- week at the school. One can hope grammes, whereas the leading politician, the breeds produced on the aver- be wasted. Give the cows a little start after him, and despite the other to on farm the service authorities at latest get manures should management and green sible for these manuring, possible tice, signs A public meeting Smlthfield erecting Accidents might be this station from men who can be age a tougher curd. Dr. Hills work chance to select the finer . stems girl's efforts, he is captured and manures, subsoiling new land, soil was held Friday evening in the tab- organization, has also been secured take notice. indicates that the cows feed does and leaves that contain the most sentenced to hang. problems of the orchard, garden, ernacle under the aucpices of the as a member of the visiting faculty avoided if proper stop signs arn classed as experts in their line of not influence the softness of the nutrients and can be more readily business. At the last minute the stranger greenhouse, and lawn, and land American legion and the American to give' a special course in farm erected and if they are observed. curd so much as her breeding, but assimilated in the body. management organization to county utilization. escapes, with the posse and especLegion Auxiliary at 8:00 p. m. breeders in the some Ayrshire s Com silage is an excellent succul- ially one rejected suitor hot on nis teachers and The book is well adapted for class The opening ceremony was con- agents, g districts of Scotland ent feed to go with alfalfa hay. It trail, and matters reach a gripping others. room and reference use in the ducted by Adjutant A. M. Bergeson maintain that the feed does affect takes two and one-na- if to three crisis when Salomy tries to aid him region. of the American Legion after which Arrangements for bringing other the hardness of curd. The possibili- pounds of corn silage to replace one in getting away. How she effects the meeting was handed over to the visiting faculty members to the colties of breeding for soft curd char- pound of alfalfa hay in the ration. this, with the help of the camps Auxiliary which was conducted by lege for this summer session are acteristics are interesting and will, This is a succulent and palatable leading gambler, forms the denouePro- now under way, according to President Asia H. Bergeson. no doubt, be studied by breeders in feed and helps a great deal in ment of the story. Linford. gram was as follows: this country as well as in America. keeping the body of the cow in ' Stars Play Unusual Roles America, Community singing, Miss Bennetts part is far removgood condition as well as replacing The two other graduates are also When the Utah Aggies play Brig"Will Rogers is a curious anomaly. led by Director Lowell Smith; praPutting on Shingles hay. These two feeds should amply ed from any of her previous charBrigham Young Camp the centers and ham Young next Saturday after- included with Claiming to be an unlettered cow- yer. Chaplain, Ervin Coleman; readThe Brigham Young camp of the take care of cows that do not pro- acterizations, and FarreUs deparnew Zollinhome of The Charles ture from his customary society hand, he nevertheless conceals a ing of the roll of honor of the soldnoon, five men will be playing in guards. Frank Whitehouse, a veter- Daughters of Pioneers will meet at duce more than 250 pounds of In a year. The cows should be roles is equally notable. Both players brilliant brain behind his rugged ex- ier boys who died in the service of ger on Second south street has so their last conference fray, three of an of three years experience ends a the Bluebird Thursday afternoon at terior. And the combination makes their country; address of welcome far advanced that the carpenters career which Includes first string 3:30. kept in good physical condition to are said to reveal hitherto unsusthem regulars. show what production him as genuinely Interesting on the by Mayor Roskelley; vocal selections. are now putting on the shingles. reserve for the last two years. Had they can pected talents in their work, and screen as he is in print; more so, in Paramount Glee club of Logan, Cye make, and should not be allowed the support of Ralph Bellamy as of graduates is it not been for the ability of For- Tarbet Camp the list Leading fact, although heretofore he has want to commend the Glee . Club Ready for Plaster the geon and Barker, Whitehouse might The Thomas Tarbet camp of the to get thin. gambler, Eugene Captain John Vranes, for their very fine singing) ; instruSome grain should be fed to all Fallette as a swaggering stagecoach easily have become a star. The last Daughters of Pioneers will meet kept his two media well apart. new The erected who has center, apartment being played regular of the In Down To Earth, his newest mental selections by students from graduates is Guy Christen- Thursday at 3 p. m. at the home of cows in the herds producing more driver, Irving Pichel as the vengeA. Merrill Bell, for 3 West Center center on the Aggie line As ful suitor and Minna Gombell as a Fox picture however, Roger? com- the Agricultural college; speaker of by sen, huge 190 pound product of Millie Ewer, 331 West 3rd North than 250 pounds of butterfat. Vranes, who received bines both his whimsical screen per- the evening, Ricks Junior College, who played Assisting hostesses, Miss Martha A. this Is usually the most expensive dance-ha- ll Secretary Milton H. street confectioner, at the rear of years. girl, has been specially mention last year, Is one his first wit of Welling from Salt Lake City; clos- his place of business, Is about ready of varsity ball this Rowland and Mrs. Gertrude Ault. feed, it should be given only on a planned to enhance the performance sonality and the rapier-lik- e year hiswill to the reoeive in only of the finest centers Aggie plaster. It his newspaper and magazine articles. ing number, National anthem, oiar of the principals. year. Although Christensen has not Lesson, harvest time in early days production basis. be a short time now when the tory, and his center post is going to seen As a general rule, feed one pound The film elicited yells of merriment Spangled Banner; colors were remuch action this year, he would will be given by Myrtle Barrett. The photography and the settings n will be to be Aland a fill. one apartment occupied. was tough adjourned. of grain per day for each four u are likewise said to be unusual. from the audiences at Its opening tired and meeting have done had it not been for the flank who Bill and Barker, six pounds of milk produced daily. With the exception of a few brief Decorations were with flags and Sunday at the Capitol Theatre. Its presence of Captain Vranes. ChrisFew Elk Shot Get Bull El- kVranes at guards will also be in tensen When a cow's production gets below sequences made at the studio, nearclever blending of hilarious situa- flowers. has been a valuable utility A to in visit the Boys camp Logan 20 to 25 their last conference game. Forgeon tions and modern business problems, will be greatly missed. pounds of 4 percent milk ly all of the picture was filmed The North Cache high school Chief Gilbert Alma and Barker have likewise played re- center and Mecham, canyon on Sunday brought out the dally she need not have any grain. amid the stately grandeur of the along with the fine performances of band played on the street at 6:00 Lundahl, Ezra Lundahl and Fred to fact that that about drill will The up date, Intensively Aggies line on for the three years gularly Grain feeding costs slightly more giant forest in Sequoia National a supporting cast headed by p. m. and l.qjer gave a concert In Anderson returned today with four and although their work has not this week in preparation for the eleven bull elk had been shot dur- but Dorothy Jordan, Irene Rich and Smithfield. invariably the net profit Is Park on the slopes of the California season on the bull elk. elk which Dick ing open large Many they have been been of the sensational variety, they Provo invasion Saturday. on the good cows that have Sierras within a few miles of the greater Matty Kemp, make this offering a A dance was held In the Junior successful in shooting during the have been unexoelled in steadiness Romneys teams have lost but three hunters had been out every day roal treat for theatregoers. exact locale of Hartes story. These their ration, gra n acet season was since season. the declared elk all who have Otliers have the open and after to the open both games meeting. Cougars, and consistent play. This year, direction and high ats David Butlers ant barley mixed equal vast trees and the vistas of the been In Ogden. This year, they hope last Thursday and hadn't even seen ll visited reported shooting bull elk are A1 men have played their best Mrs. Asia H. Bergeson will make a good Homer Croys story both deserve Parts y weight peaks beyond them a bull elk. seems T. This big game B. Budge, Arnold to in Brigham Mon- Larsen, Dr. and together with Vranes have to overthrow that jinx and resume ration for most of the cows. An constitute a background rarely praise as well. Every member of the the auxiliary post scarcer be Cron-quisince Hebcr Carl Provo over Felix. every the year getting Krause, their line ways winning a made the center of the Aggie where membership found on the screen. family will thoroughly enjoy mis day evening the open seasons were permitted. j and Sylvan Peterson. feared throughout the conference squad. tea was held. (Continued on Pair Five) latest addition to the film menu. SAYS WR1GLEY Friday. Lcgan-Smlthfle- ld m Carl Pehrson Local Insurance Becomes Agent For New Line Man Attends Field School -- I Coc-Cart- er Providence Ward Logan Junior To Stage Play High News London Times Takes Notice Of Local Man , uo-ga- n, Premiere Of ' Wild Girl Importance O f Feeding Dairy Cows D. W. Pittman Issues Book At Capitol curd-tensio- Prof. McAllister To Again Conduct Dealing in Soil Band School star-shap- i Armistice Day high-spirit- ed Program Held At Smithfield i j Smith-Hughe- CAPTAIN JOHN VRANES TO New Rogers Film Is Brilliantly Comic cheese-makin- PLAY LAST CAME SATURDAY but-terf- at For-geo- foor-ba- snow-capp- st f |