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Show I CACHE AMERICAN Page Six CAPITOL Logan vuitor Monday. Mr. and Mia Ace Cheney ol Logsn aaa In Lewiston Tuesday Miaa Joy Coley alto It attending school at Salt Lake City is spending the week at home altli parent. Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Coley. Slie hat aa Iter guest Miss Erma Cottle of Salt Lake Mr. and Mra. Alan Orchard and Mrs. Oil Orchard and small daughter Carol .pent Wednesday! Lewiston Monday Friday. April 7. 1931. Ari'sma Oetnl Ui Vul IP aaUtllllo Mr. and Mra. Alvin Anderson were in Logan on Monday. Mrs. Edna Ous'.avesat aaa a 'Vanguard Junior I Group Party In 1 LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH Tabernacle Square Program Tree Announced For Funeral aervloet were held In U The specltj tree committee for UUUki Monday evening the Logan Fifth aard at noon Wed-ti- the Logan tabernacle square has Van Guard Junior group ol the nesday for Orval Ferdinand Adama designated Use following tree to Leals ton First a ard M. I A. a pioneer railroad man of Cache be planted: Lombardy poplars held a party In l)e recreational Lin- -' galley and father of Orval W sycamore maple. American of Van direction the hall, under Adam, prominent Salt Lake bank den, European While elm, coffee and Last Ouard leader Oeorge r. tree. London plane tree, horse 'Junior leader Mra. John Her and while oaks. Some Mr. Adam, died at a local hospt chestnut Program: Vocal aolo. Philip Bem-hlar- l; wonder why Lombardy popmay ia ft Ln Monday following Lillian Salnjard. dancing. On Tuesday Mrs. Mary Gregory lar on the Tabernacle square. rUnf lUnMt. reading. entertained at aolo, Cecil IlendrlLkx; Tltose jrom heart trouble for some time, Trhe Idea la to have only six I quilting. retold Stock and Amber to:y. were Mra. Seth Oregorv. Mr. Adame aaa bom June 19. planted In two special place on Janet Rawlins, after ahlch re present ' ,7 a epanlsh Fork Uuh. a son the square. These tall stately trees fneshmenta were arrved and social gart. Mra. Arms Orchard, Margkret Webster will help to balance the other of WIU k dancing enjoyed. Special guests Hugh i,l. An CBche V'liry trees and shrubbery on the square. Mr. and Mra. Ac Thomson. B,0Ved ,fc Poulsen. A (kUcla and Cache vallry In parof a Mk. Thomson when president boy and married Marian Logan served. Nelson hers when 25 years of age. ticular have been outstanding tn First ward M. I. A. A large group the past because of the lombardy Van Ouard and Junior were She died In If2. poplar. So many have been cut present. First a farmer. Mr. Adam start- down that wherever a few can be A large number of people from ed working for the Utah Northern used to , rrn help out the landscape Uie Lewiston three wards acre n 1 shortly after It entered and not clog the sewer or raise attendance at the Denson Stake Cue! Valley. From here, he went sidewalk the planting held at to Montana, where he breame an commute pavement, quarterly conference recommends such. Prac-- 1 By Edson It, Waite tlie stake tabernacle In Richmond for the Northern Pacific engineer Sliawnee, Oklahoma Ucally all the civic organizations Retired In 1928, he a a the oldrst are Saturday evening and Sunday contributing to the tree plantshould Tliat su.syou Second heartily and Sunday evening. The man jn jervice In tliat division el I program on tlie tubernaclc ing the for that any ward choir rendered the music port plan gv; u ttn square. A number of the locust 'v... for the Sunday morning session and lla-- glory of your home citv Since retirement, he had trees on tlie square are dying and Merlin Cunningham Rave a sola Development does not come ur- - jnaje Jiis home with a daughu r, must be removed It becomes neassisted. a , j "I'm Olot-nPilgrim" Saturday evening Mrs. A. B. In Logan. Mrs cessary therefore to have a regD nod on Stir.dav evening at tho If ou don't keep your eyes open Olsen and Mr. Adams are surviv ular planting of trees on the tabin''e M I. A. sevslon Hazcn for every opportunity that pa- - mg children. Others survivors IT'LL- -' Your second s ernacle square each year. Prof. B' leht sang a slo. LENGTH comedy Is a your way. they sill go on to elude four half brothers and four F. M. Coe has been added to the Mrs. Lorna Slowed of Logan some other city. half sisters: John Q, Walter S tree committee and the beautifipanic and a riot rolled It's even lute one! "as a IwMon visitor on ThursSome other city Is always try- - ali(t Jame 8. Adams, all of Lo cation committee of the Logan funnier than 'Turd on day Ban; Mr. Annie Judah and Mrs Chamber of Commerce. lng to fntlce tliem their way. la"! Mr. and Mrs. Alan Orchaid Logan; Mrs. Ellen Cities must always be made at- s;ent the seek In Smithfleld guest tractive to the people with cap1- - Maugham North Logan, and Mrs ! II". and Mrs. George Kearl. Trenton, la! before th-- y can be developed Mar7 a Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tibbits and Ray B. West, bishop of the Lo- very far. family motored to Salt Lake WedarL presided at the New Industries won't tarry long gwV nesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. in e over a city as a pro',- - 3,rvlcc3' during which the looking Mr. them. with Bright returned location unless the livin'! J1' speakers eulogized tlie life ol and Mis. Bright have spent the and business conditions are good G..le Bte railroad man. Dr. Elmer past two weeks In Salt Lake. Peterson, president of the Utah A city may have all the advan- By tV. tV. Owens( stat0 Agrtcullural colk.Ke. Pr3ft., Prerld"nt Saul E. flyer and wife U. S. A. C. Exter.iion Service In it the but taTes cant world, Calne T John were Logan visitors Thursday. m If one wanted to produce large eel anything or anywhere until frk.nd of Adams, and numbers Mis Lorraine Kurren entertain- It shows a weevils he of alfalfa spirit. progressive Stephen L. Richards of the L.D.S would choose a ed the Delore club Friday afterthin stand of alAs long as a city lacks that council of the twelve reapostles, noon at her home. Dainty falfa as the Ideal breeding ground. and where the citizens show j Prayers were b were freshments Bridge spirit q w. The weevil multiples much faster . lack citv to a cf their loyalty was the afternoon's entertainundquiat and Andrew King. Musi-- in a field where the alfalfa plants Just so long will a city stand selections were given by the are some distance ment. apart with or progress backward. ward choir and vocal solos were bare with GI.ORI STURT On Friday afternoon the AMu's spots In between than it fail citizens the cities In many Frank sung by Baugh. Jr. and does where the alfalfa Is so thick i club was entertained at the homp appreciate the worth of the Sicily Adams of Balt Lake. The that It completely covers ar.d Stoddard at a to ol Mis. Norma home was dedicated grave city. Alma shades the ground. by br.dge paily. A dumty luncheon Lack of home pride will hold Sonne. was served. All female weevils seem to be Mr. and Mrs. Orson Ilyer were any clty hack. endowed by nature to lay large Every citizen should be proud of 1 Logan visitors Friday. numbers of eggs. Heat is the facDr. and Mrs. O. Wendel Budge the home city. It is worthy of their tor wlilch determines when they were In Logan Friday. every thought and effort. lay and how many eggs they lay. Warm weather promotes egg laying, while cold weather retards it. Assume that the temperature of the air over an alfalfa field is Oregon hop growers, who have 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The temfound their crops attacked for perature on moist groui d, which Is the last three years by the devast- shaded by a heavy stand of alating plant disease, downy mil- falfa, will be 65 degrees F. The dew. expect that the disease will temperature on the ground next be brought under control by the to a bare spot In a thin stand work of plant breeders who are cf alfalfa will be 87 degrees F. developing varieties resistant to The adult female weevil lives r.; the disease, and by control methods the ground a.iJ lays her eggs it such as spraying and dusting, now dry stems ot. the ground r i d at the base of growing a Us fa being worked out. In less than two years several stems. resistant hop plants have been disIn the field of hi a ,y hay, wner; covered, and the method of chem- the temperature is 6o utgrees I., ically treating the crowns of the the weevil will be slow m startplants before they begin growth ing to lay eggs, she will each year has been found effec- lay a total of 300 eggs only di tive in controlling the spread and the season. The time requir d development of the disease. Hops for eggs to hatch Is also dependhave been used to give flavor and ent upon heat. The eggs In this aroma to beer, near-bee- r, and sim- field will take five weeks to hutch ilar beverages. Hops are grown m into the worms which do the damthe United States chiefly in Cali- age. In the field where there is fornia, Oregon and Washington a light stand of alfalfa, with a with Oregon leading. temperature of 87 degrees F The downy mildew disease, whim down where the adult weevil lives, will be hastened. Ea-- h first appeared In Oregon in 1930, is believed to have come from female weevil will lay about COO British Colombia. Its development eggs, twice as many as she would depends upon weather conditions, in the heavy hay where it Is colder. The eggs will hatch In two moisture being essential. to three weeks not The work against the disease is and being done jointly by the United The scientists are selecting resistStates Department of Agriculture ant plants from the availand the Oregon State Agricultural able vaneties, and existing In addition, The program is twofold, hops from all the college. leading hopone line of attack being directed growing regions of the world are rALUE never before offered! Thats what youll see at the j to finding methods which farmers being Introduced to be can use at once to protect their resistance. Crosses of thetested for, Westinghouse Refrigerator Spring Showing now in prodifferent crop from the disease and the varieties will be made to see if you can't afford to gress. Dont miss this unusual display other a time In one longer which especially resistant varieties can if you ever hope to buy a real quality refrigerator at popular resistant varieties will be bred. be found. Today and Saturday WELCOME HOME, BOYS er ' ii i I' I JSr 1 ,f Did You Ever p 10 Otop nmk muth mure than half the turn irqulred 111 tile other field. A little arithmetic applied to tlie above figures will show that tlie weevil damage In a thin stand of alfalfa, wli ere tlie re are only half as many plant as In a heavy tnd( Is not just twice si much but is actually more than four times as much. The damsge occur earlier In the thin stand of alfalfa, because the weevils hstch earlier. The plants are leu able to withstand injury than they would be later. Easter Excursions to Cut Rail Fares Dollar Day bargains In transportation over line of the Southern Pacific company throughout the west will be offered for tlie Easter period. April 13 to IS, Into word reclusive, according ceived here. The four-da- y tale of round trip excursions will provide for extenFor protection from weevil Injury sive travel at approximately one as well as for higher yield of hay cent a mile, with return limit of per acre, plow up the old thin April 25. it was stated. alfalfa fields and replace them with young heavy stands. If you wish a curiosity on the back fence plant a luffa or dishThe home cook is learning that cloth gourd. The fiber holding the leeks are good to eat and valuable seeds makes a fine bath sponge for tew and soups. The profes- as well as a dishcloth. You can sional chef has known !t for years raise your own sponges. Grow a row of leeks. Large Start primrose seed early If you Is a standard sort and Long want to be sure of blooming plant Mezieres a favorite. next year. Mus-aelbu- . ?X3 m-e- Q,0C7a Jao, follow-pectlv- Effect of Stand of Alfalfa on Weevil Damage pr New Sensation MODEL 81-- B Gets Regular Broadcasts Plus Thrilling Police Calls! 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