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Show v. v v Subicribe Butter Market Cache American Bun FrncU-'83 wa worm Per Year $1.50 Wl 60 Tor Second Year No. IteU. Telephone 700 Milk Trucks THREE JAPS Collide With Automobiles SUCCUMB TO Milk Benson Ward Beet Labor ers on Griffiths Brothers Farm Eat Mushrooms Medical Aid Given truf-it- s I. ad West a m ;iT C 5? Director Cavdon HVRUM FIELDS an TIpteE.., brom Washington And pnnnilPTPJF flF Built by Church Gives Committee Action i.( their day TO SPEAK AT ' 111 Lman Monday n.oirimg. Two nunc trucks loaded wit It milk cans Iron; Hyde Patk and Benson ward, collided atth paurngrr cars on Fourth, West street and in both instances tlie orruiianu of the milk trucks Mis Mary Rokahr, home econo ecaped Injury a title the drivers of automobiles sustained Injuries, mtet of the United States deparl- of Er,cu,ture rxl,'r"lon wr small going on First south street, collided with a milk truck going south on Fourth Principal sjieakcr at a special home west and driven by Dallas Ellwood economics conference at the Utah of Hyde Park. The milk truck aavr- - state Agricultural college. October hiaxTTtau. ( tu-:si).V- 62 irllicaun of GOOD the provisions of tlie subsistance homestead act, oi "sub- term the imeiprctation Winners Back From Wonderful , at IS rent ujy. A Home Paper for Home People T OO lDAi -- Butter arlling Center Liht Iaej Would you like to v i :t all oi temples the church has ever CROPS: , Cltircns of Hyrum have had to be firly uccessful season from the loUcwvd in a2mnLsi rating ti tandiotnt of productive croi. act, were tlie chief objectives oi Tlu-rwas a very satislactory bean th first mcctliig in Washington umuto..s have viikd heavy P' 'of Oie National i can do It, for the story of building as carried out by tlie Church of Jesus Christ oi Latter-da- y Saints from the oe- - PETITION ginning of lu organization up io Local Citizen Circulates jirescnt time will be told In Document ant) PractU word and picture at confcrvr.oe U'tne. cally all Business Men ,n ,be a,lt Lfti Tabernacle, Sign for Lower Rates. Mlu Omega Campbell and Friday evening. October , at 7:30 advisory commit-!- " nd grtt,n crP ,:P, m. a special imograin will bo te appoinu-Suska Takahaslil, 12. Ogden Miss Roe Zollinger of Provix'e,n by Secretary Irks lly tlie beets look given under tlie direction of tlie died Monday morning in the Upwards of 100 users of teledence and Miss Margaret Larolj tlie Deiwrlmeiit oi the Inter- - oud11 average, and also be,uP 10 l,le ; Genealogical Society of Utali. phones In Logan city have signed sen of Logan, the three win'tor, according lo P. V. Cardon1 hospital alter having been brought tl,y -. Some v,,rae gardcounty. to Ogden from Cache valley Sun- Herbert Ellwood and Deo Ell wool ners of free Many beautiful pictures of all a petition directed to the Moun- colE. Assistant extension dire?- trips to the director of the Utah Agrlcultmai iave )een uocesslul in grow- - u temples will be thrown on tlie twin States Telephone World's fair at Chicago, given Experimcnt day, suffering from poisoning. Ap- were In the truck. the company Station, only as tor has announced, Budge to UaTl canvas. Interior and exterior views requesting that the company croP 0,Uon,,: Western member of the comnvt- American and by tlie Carlie parently the child had eaten pot slightly bruised and scratched. Member of of state the staff ver 10 80 be shown. The theme of the frsin Julcl UP lrom sonoua mushrooms. who returned to Logan Sun- - lllouh collecting Logan business men, have remonthly About an hour later. Dean )l0nie economic specialists and Die will be built charges until the controversy over program special turned home. arrived dv Two other victims of the same evening. Tliey jdrl'!!!5-Usuccessful home of demonstration agents the here early Monday morning. honey pro- around tlie idea settled with the Utah Amo,'g The Spirit of r8l The act according to Direciorl th a .. counties have been called to the Td Car don aims to aid In relieving ducer 816 M- - A- - aid 8nd so,is Temple Building and Temple Scr- State Utilities Commission. Die trip covered ten days and K 80 These Mrs. Maycock said, srial bee The vice." petition which is being ciribe unbalance or population ui'8nd Jfcnry very minute was one of thrills mother of the child, died, street driven by Albert Beutlcr.: on 8 In addition lo emphasizing tlie culated by J. A. Hendrickson, 1 nt'n Produoe pro6fBin ,ncludes tbe follo,.. industrial centers for these young ladies who by Drovidinc1 scale. lURht, and Gen&aku 73. of Providence. The latter us- those have S who couched Among in the following terms: pro, hlstoric building of temples, the ' libincstcads upon which Individual worked so hard during ihc aafU'rn0O'ii if'" AUkaof wdl discuss hot of wry onion crop Importance workers might be assured of food duced 8 service, lanagennt campalgn. temple To The Mountain States their place In the church organand shelter and thus escape the They claim they were well Monday to the Klrkendall-DarUn- g Telephone A Tetrgraph Cw There are still a great ization will be stressed. disastrous ctfects of unemployment for In effort every repaid put mortuary Ogden. Autopsies arc tomatoes to harvest provided Logan. Utah From Logan are coming 100 forth and would enter another which have been experienced by many being conducted In an effort to IhA ffMot stvaenH Aiwa 8aa September 30. IS:! the workers, genealogical conIn workers more singing the mnny If now learn definitely what caused tlie they campaign right For many years past the Mounchorus from Cache Stake. They gested areaa. could feel that the reward was deaths. tain States Telephone Sc Tele- abundance of tomatoes are Alonzo are active genealogical workers reThe committee was i near anxious of to the that anywhere The first autopsy was conducted dea!th un dotlsen 8nd from 18 to 25 years of age and ?arah a'ase- - '18?e .h,av lilerpret the term cent Prosperity Festival cam subsistence ith the telephone patrons by Dr. Sanjl Oda and Dr. Paul e ton will render musical number for bomestead In manner a such asr of Logan, more especially the pelgn. R. Weeks of Ogden. this meeting. Miss Campbell, winner of the to satisfy the Intent of the act business firms and The Takahashl home Is in professional No be of admission will and. at tlie same charge to to avoid has time, grand prize, men. During the past year or promised Benson, about seven miles from asked. inare however, People, us 1 AetlJpUUl a of encouraging review the expan-give agricultural two we have been trip Logan. requesting revited to come early as program Sion. On tills critical aspect of for our Friday C publication. will start promiHly on time. Doors ductions but with no results. Drs. C. C. Randall and E. L. task the members committee with the other confronting She, OpOOK to open at 6:30 p. m. Finally our case reached the Hanson of Logan, who treated the Unal derisions is still pending, of the party, have nothing Utility Commission of the state Director Cardon states. patients Sunday, were told but praise tor the courteous who have made a thorough inf Tlie executive responsibility friends that they had In treatment of the railroad vestigation and their findings are man- of home I been eating mushrooms. tlie Kelly, functioning administration Railof tlie , American the act, How. Prof. C. M. Harris to Instruct and. company, that Logan has a special grievyour nor'f 7 1Iave you thc honM. trainlnR according to Secretary Ickes. will way Express, and in fact all take charge of same. Mr. Harris wmpnt ance, wliile all other parts of the llgh Alineda P. Brown, recent develop- J8 ln, ,a be with the Subsistence Home-- 1 who had anything to do with State are also being overcharged. 8 of the home: spiritualistic durng tead Division of the Department room lmfnti ,n economic the comfort and pleasure of of the worids greatest Accordingly, the Utility Comseance, during which Pyou will Brewn Mrg Almpda nt, the trip. mission are requesting that the One of his first teachers was and hear a talking skull a In economics of the (Continued on Page Eight! developments the great S. E. Jacobohn at the home. JIiss Myrtle Davidson, j skeleton telephone company grant the recome to life, spirit slate duction asked for by Logan and cal f-- j 1 .writing and spirit table raising club correlations In home manage- C.raf,0. muBendix I that reductions be also made in in New York Jl If you have, then you are t Reports 0f county problems the charges throughout the state. nd half in Ber- - and eftrs - - the Midnight urged to attend In home account, !nd progress To this the telephone company Is 8lth Emmanuel topping vtll also be given a place: The Ogden district: !.!? Ogden fmany atcT 'V niJS 8t ,tl?e Royal Conservator? on the program. The first session apparently giving no heed. In plant of the Amalgamated Sugar view of these facte, the underwlUl "n at 9 a. m. October 4, nt 5," begins company began operations Sunday fntl Sate2 toheSinfu'Sn Conccrt-Meistof t.ie signed patrons of the Telephone ' Withg K(ate extension office. morning, with 310 employes, it was Philharmonic F-- campany ln Ixigan protest Orchestra of Berlin. t)e I; 'stage show of thrills and chills, Logan Camp l. Civilian conagainst announced at the olfice of H. A, rethe high and discriminatory Two ; Salt Lake Thousands stood in that in Davenport Is here arrang includes from servt'n corps, through their Fox and Ferris everything Bcnnlng. vice president and general!, creational Rodrates, and respectfully ask that director, Marion lng classes 8nd ls 8sslstpd of tribute to a spirits to the phenomenon American Beauties" headline the iiient, worshipful manager of the company. from Gordon. K and R Vaudeville bill at the modern day leader of Israel Sun- - making a ghost walk out over th- - Lord- havc ann'lnced a larewrll you retrain making any The plant will operate on a three E. Powell, Hal ln the newly further monthly collections until given as the casket of heads ot the audience and it aa!?c shift basis, eight hours to each Brundaee and Don Handy. Capitol Theatre, Wednesday, the now cedreoratea matter Dansante r Friday pending before teixr 4. This art affords much president Brigham Henry Roberts may even come and sit with you, i nlS-?of the ten people have ,700 schools organized the Utility Commission is detin- emfe-re'D ; 8nd a little, thing Ltize tinT left" the great Mor-- but dont--le- t c tative -- setUecL. Is j to Invited itely attend public 1 mon Tabernacle, the scene of that worry you! tinctly different. awaiting approval of officials ln Respectfully, su; management Washington, d. c Harper's Revue in A Melange so much of his life's labors as a Tlie treatre will en- -' missionary, expounder of Mormon gests that all lovers of thrill en- of Youth and Beauty The Lewiston. Utah factory open-- ! terrain you with some clever tap ism and Church leader. This dis- - tertainment organize Spook Par- ed this morning on the same basis as well as buck ciple of the teachings of the Sav- - ties, and attend in groups, so and ior was accorded final tribute by that if it ls necessary to squeeze dances. ployed. The plants at Burley and Qirrwt p I Tw the arm of one sitting next to religious, civic and military Twin Falls. Idaho, and Missoula, Ulgll-UOakley in Monkey Business you. you will be among friends. impressive services drl"g Mont., began operations during the very clever impersonator of a 8rs ducted by President Heber J. A mystery picture will be run past week, with- - 300 men working By W. D. PORTER Maple Grove Belleme, with Grant and attended by approxi- - in connection the stage in the Twin Falls plant and 275 Extension Editor Moods Dance in bred Percheron Shelagh pure mately 7,000 of his friends, assoc-ofl- show. each at Missoula and Burley. a colorful program featur- - lates Farmers who are planning on Now that the campaign for stallion at the Utah State Agri- In addition to the men employed for wheat cultural college, was a victim of ing her famous Javanese dance. setting out small trees next spring applications the ?reat gatherlng the In the factories, outside work In signing for windbreaks brain fever Sunday, according to Mar Reyes and his Spanish works and character of President allotment contracts is and woodlots Wellsville The opening so- should select the the field and at receiving stations closed, those in charge havevirtually turn- - reports from the college. Thirty Quartette is an exceptionally j Roberts were extolled by speak- site and planting cial of Wellsville the hundreds Second ward prepare the is providing Jobs for who ers and tribute was paid him m their attention to forming per-- 1 hours after the animal contracted clever musical aggregation adthis ground fall, Relief was held which j Society Tuesday vises Paul M. Dunn, extension foral- - combine throughout the teiTitory, manent organizations in counties the disease he was dead, not only the Hawaiian song, afternoon with means that several thousand men and districts President Sarah ester for the Utah State Agriculto carry on the next though he had been innoculated tunes but play many of the His accomplishments with voice M. Brenchley in charge. It was tural college at will have been given employment jn the benefit payment plan twice before taking the disease classics. Logan. Good pre(and in the pen prinexpounding also fn Janfe Mrs. of honor B. time the Lewiston factory of the federal government for the and once after with serum. by the paration of the planting site is an with the bill is ciples of his chosen faith were Peature picture as released Maughan, recently begins operations. essential to tree Professor E. J. Maynard issued as with any curtailment of wheat. Although the closing date for second counselor with Bruce lauded by the speakers. They told Jack Midshipman in that organ- other crop, Mr. growth Officials of the Amalgamated are Dunn said. of applications for ization. order that all growers may the following statement Monday: Cabot and Betty Furness. In A of his sterling character as a war the signing The following program For most Utah farm conditions, second The attack of brain thrilling epic of youth, love and 'time chaplain and spiritual-lead- optimistic, declaring that the out- have a chance to sign applicaof welcome, spring given: look for the sugar industry ls tions, the agricultural adjustment fever which started a short time adventure. admlnis-(planting of forest trees is er of the boys over there and agricultural adjustment Sarah organola recommended, especially with small brighter now than for the past administration has made it pos- ago is much more virulent than his courage as a mis- tration for September 25, farmers selection, Mrs.Brenchley; emphasized readPrice, Ruby three years. Crops are splendid sible for an extension of time pro- -, the first one and the serum does seedlings and transplants. There is Mor- - who were not given an opportun- sionary and defender of ing, Mrs. Manilla Riggs; duet, more danger of winter throughout the territory in which vided the county or district wheat not seem to be of much use. He freezing in monism. Tribute was paid to ity to apply for governmental bene- - Pearl and Bankhead Mildred most instances with fall company operates, they said, control associations make a for- - aso stated the college expected his staunch devotion to the cause fit payments for wheat production Thorpe; planting Thelma selection, outof the small trees. and they expect an increased next dial petition to Director William buy another stallion of righteousness and his strong control, may appeal to their coun-an- d Saddler; guitar Jennie Glenn; song, The first essential is the election of put from all factories. symptoms providing unshaken testimony in the ty or district wheat control Peterson, manager of the admin-- 1 spring, speech, Jane B. Maughan; musi- of the planting site. The g In no case brain fever have disappeared. The istration for Utah. young of Jesus Christ gained in'iations, according to Director cal number, Ruby Price; song trees will give better results if A family dinner, in honor of for Utah. ham will this grace period be contin- - college purchased the horse for of to Peterson, service faithful manager years with Thelaccompaniment, guitar in the windbreak or wood-lued after October 15, according to $1500 and he was Insured for Bishop Charles England was giv- his Church. Authority for this announcement ma Saddler. A social hour follow- planted area direct, and not in a small en Sunday at his home. The oc$150. came Friday from Dr. C. W. government officials. ed were which games playduring was casion being his 70th birthday Grove Belleme of the federal extension ed under the direction of Mrs. nursery plot with the intention of Preliminary reports from the! "Maple to Utah whe Kenneth anniversary which occurs Oct. 6. moving them later. If the trees service. Director Peterson said. In Ida Bair, Geneva agricultural and emergency agents brought now and are desired to make a wind Murray manager of the Og- All of his children and their counties or districts where it is Ruth Parker. A delicious in the 11 districts of the state, Ikeler, break, banquet the area should be about 75 to found that the committees were was served to 75 in the who have notified the state of- den Livestock yards, was made families, with the exception of 100 dining feet from the buildings, or unable to contact the growers, and room. Four fice, show the following results dean of the agricultural school Harold who is at Thermopolis, tables were de- orchard or feeding at the college. The horse was Wyo were present. Dinner was Mary Betty Mathews, 56, wife of of the sign-u- p pens, on the the growers desire to make appli- corated to long campaign: season each represent dewindward Magnus Mkthews, died at the famside and in the form of junior champion of the Michigan served from two large tables, cations for contracts, the wheat of the Cache, 1016 applications represum- a winter, year, spring, narrow ily home in Millville Sunday morn- senting 799,415 bushels of wheat and Wisconsin state fairs before corated fittingly for the occasion, long control association should petition mer and fall. strip from 10 to 20 Members having feet wide, or sufficient ing following a brief illness of or 80 per cent of the county wheat coming west and was senior a large birthday cake forming the for two to Richmond Funeral services Director Peterson for an extenua- birthdays seasons the in different four rows of trees. pneumonia. at the centerpiece. of his class The woodlot will be conducted at tion of time, the manager said. In were seated at their respective area Rich, 37 applications champion Tuesday Mrs. Mathews was bom in Mul-m- production; can be a state fair. .ah square or a program 2:30 p. m. in the L.D.S. South no case will this period be extend- - tables. 18,450 bushels or 40 During the dinner The banquet was under Sweden, October 24, 1877, a representing piece of ground. was rendered wherein Mrs. J.. P. ward chapel for Mrs. Ellen Marla ed beyond October 15. per cent of growers; Box Elder, direction of Counselor Nettie the The daughter of Par and Caroline Ol- applications representing 1,483,896 planting site should be Morrell read an original poem Gibbs Swendsen, 86, widow of Officials in the administration W. Christina Glenn and plowed and sen. For 42 years she had been a bushels out of a harrowed this month, of the family life; Louis P. Swendsen, who died Sun- have handed down a decision that SarahThorpe, descriptive possible 1,749,629 Bailey. resident of Millville. Besides her thus giving the cover of weeds or Maurine England and Josephine day in a Boise, Idaho, hospital should be of interest to farmers bushels; Utah, about 60 per cent husband Mrs. Mathews is survived of is grass that turned under a chance Morrell who grow grain on dry land and growers; Salt Lake, applicasang; Joyce Pedersen of ailments incident to age. to rot before spring. The winter by the following children: Mrs. tions representing 174,859 bushels Mrs. Swendsen was born No- summer fallow in alternate years, played the piano, Helen Morrell Johanna Andrews, Logan; Martin or about moisture will be held In the up44 per cent of wheat; read; Barbara Wiser sang; Clar- vember 9, 1847, in Haverfordwest Director Peterson said. Under the E. Mathews, Magill, Nevada; Sadie turned sod, which will become suf85 per cent of wheat ence and Earl England played Pembrokshire, these in about South the a final Tooele, Wales, computation plan Oscar R, M. Bright, Richmond; ficiently settled for planting by harmonica selections; Ross Eng- daughter of George and Ellen cases will be based on the total acreage or 81,913 bushels; Wasatch Mrs. Sarah Jane Moser of Ban- land March or April. If the area is nob Mathews, Logan and Mrs. Clara M wfi appllcations or about 57 a Wen- Gibbs. The family emigrated to production during the base period violin gave selection; Nelson, Preston, abo the Wtowtag cent of the growers; Summit, 83 croft, wife of Alma A. Moser and dell Morrell read andj Shirley America in 1866. They' first set- divided by the years in the period, plowed until spring, the dirt will daughter-in-la, of Joseph Moser of brothere. O. E. O se , be loose and settle away from the 1100 tled in Paradise. She was married and adjustment payments will be England sang. jitijjnjof arepresenting ville, Jonrtv ho; Nils young trees, and the advantage of L. D. S. endowment house made annually. in m Logan, died at her home on Saturthe Lewiston Edward were There 73, several preKemp, gifts T. Olsen, Fairview; sixteen grand day following; a short illness. Mrs. the mulch will also be lost. The in Lake a week later to Mr. wheat in The Salt reduction resident reacreage of died to this sented Mr. he and place, today England Moser was bom in Almy, Wyoming, 1934 for those who sign the of cancer. previously plowed area will also for had the who Swendsen, He was i, born a in brought sponded very July at interesting October 28, 1885, the daughter of services will be held be much easier to keep free from across the plains in his contracts will be 15 per cent of 1860, at East Ruston, family manner. The occasion was an Norfolk, GilJesse and Mary Ann Harris Millville Wednesday, arrangements weeds. the average acreage during the England. His wife, Susan I. from Neb. wagon Winter Quarters, affair will and be outstanding bert. being made by Lindquist & Sons made their home here. case of dry Approximately 65,000 small forbase In the They whom remembered he in those married period. as by present is survived Mrs. Moser by her one of mortuary. Her F. Gibbs, fanners who summer fallow alter- 1884, died about eight years ago. est seedlings and transplants will brother, most George per cent; Wayne 50 signers or 3o husband her the they pleasant who reside was to Brigham Young nate years, the reduction in 1934. per cent; Garfield 17 signers out , John be available at a nominal cost for Surviving are a brother, CaUfornla Tnd the following have participated in. Bishop Eng- and secretary if the land is to be in wheat, will Kemp of Salt Lake, a sister, Mrs. planting next spring on farm land every of 111 growers; Kane, 19 signer chlld land has succeeding president best the wishes of his Ver-or A. Kenneth Moser, the L. D. S. church, including be 15 per cent on the average acre- Naomi Standley, Logan; and the from the forestry department nearly 100 per cent; Sevier, 253non G Moser, Horace G. Moser family and he ls receiving con- of Heber J. Grant. Another brother age of years In production. For following H. nursery of the Utah State AgriEdward children, applications or about 40 per cent and Mrs Rub Nelson all of Ban gratulations from many of his cultural was killed Mr. while Dunn A of as college, said. 63 all fallowed farmer a instance; Alma O. Kemp, Della of growers; Morgan serving applica- Lroft; also four brothers and two Kemp. his land in 1929; grew 100 acres Kemp, Mrs. Lorena Feltman, Mrs. Further Information may be obmissionary In Tennessee. tions out of a possibly 165. sisters. Funeral services are being Six sons and daughter urvive, of wheat in 1930; fallowed in 1931; Ella Anderson and Mrs. Alta Har-gre- tained from the local county agAlthough definite information is held at Bancroft today. Burial will Keith Lynn Bair, Richmond ricultural agents or by writing to 100 acres of wheat in 1932: rison, all of Lewiston. George Swendsen, Fresno, Cal.: available at this time. Direc- be in the Idaho 10, died Friday at a Logan hospital not cemetery. Whitney, the Extension Service at Logan. Warren Sw'endsen, state engineer fallowed in 1933. will be permitted Funeral services from will tor Peterson be held estimates that Jn sisters. and brothers six ed by of Idaho; Warren and Meda to grow 85 acres of wheat in 1934 the Lewiston First ward on Glendon E., Hilda, Earl, Isabeil, 75 to 90 per cent of the wheat Swendsen and Mrs. Anna Haves, Attend Big Game reThursday at 2 o'clock with burial Louise and Blaine Bair, Richmond. acreage of the state will be Idaho: C. P. Swendsen. Losran Man Honored Povl-!Boisconin the Lewiston cemetery. The Among the out of town visitors He. was born here May 28, 1923. presented in applications for , ! is Rexburg. Idaho: a sister. Mrs. to the opening conference football William M. Jardine, who recently body & being cared for by Linda son of George E. and Maud tracts. Fannie Richmond. Stoddard, here were undertakers. Dr. Sons, out game quist Director Peterson pointed Saturday Hill Bair. His mother died two j The body will arrive Tuesday retired as ambassador to Egypt, the fact that the percentage of George Thomas, president of the Fred Duce was Hyde Park and who has accepted the appointyears ago of a similar cause. be and to taken the home of Mrs. of H. W. Utah and nominated Saturday to run for Unloads Lumber ment as Besides his father, he is surviv- wheat growers who signed applica- University state treasurer of Kansas, where it will Stoddard, ed by six brother and sister: Glen- tions does not represent the per- Brangham, secretary of Anderson town president on the Democratic until time for the services. remain was formerly a resident of Logan. Johnny Miles, veteran saw mill Lumber company of Ogden. A foot- ticket November 7. Other candiHe graduated from the Utah State man of Cache Valley, was in Lodon E., Hilda, Earl, Isabel, Louise centage of wheat acreage to be ball The World Baseball Series toexcuse an out of game taken always gives dates are Frank Follet, Grover production, inasmuch and Blaine Bair, Richmond. Agricultural College ln 1904. His re- gan today, delivering lumber to day between the Washington these former Logan citizens to P. and and Leslie P. Hancey and Over from Hyrum Cache cent appointment at Funeral services were conducted as the majority of the large grow- to was made the county county poor Senators by and the New York Mondav at 2 p. m. in the Rich- - ers have signed while the small .make a visit back to their old George W. Seamons, town board, Hans B. Nielsen, former mayor Gov. A If M. Landon of Kansas. farm. Mr. Miles has a contract Giants, resulted as follows: were accompanied All were pledged to a progressive of mond LU.S. South ward, with bur- - srowers have shown their reluc- Hyrum. was transacting business He will immediately take over his for delivering 20.000 feet of native Giants 4 here by their wives. . and economic administration. in the county seat on Monday. lal ln the Richmond City cemetery, tance in signing. official duties at Topeka, Kansas, lumber to the county fathers. Senators 2 D-- e 'uTSSS miration Trip to Fair homestead-- , and of tlie procedure i Sf?, VaMr, ,'' " ' taI t., rv-w- ill 1 i D i?hedliln j i e,r rSt n e J ci , ,as cti-sc- Py ' , SnnrKflF anifnl fn sjpUIlSUr IVlldnigllt i SL underway. cr Shift.-unde- FEVER 'crVMoh nra CCCS LOGAN fj i H BRAIN FAREWELL BY r - !I WaII rartyon Ihursday Ferris resident Roberts Headline Show Honored By Vast at Capitol Wed. Throng at Funeral yf, CANYON CAMP 2 j - ; Oc-ca- y .:eome'SfF-An(WttyTO!rF0i- flag-drap- s t I VVheat Adjustment MatlJlfiPF rEPfllCtS Forester Outlines Planting Plans For Farm Trees j COLLEGE HORSE LI j m nCdVy Relief Society Ward Socials ey eight-year-o- ld "1 At Wellsville er j Opportunity Still Awaits Wheat Farmers , j ; M 8de Bishop England Honored assoc-Gosp- el Wil-lon- Mary Mathews Died Sunday at ' ot War-burt- Ellen Swendsen Services Today Millville At Richmond o, l odd-shap- ed Sarah Moser Services Will Edward Kemp Of Lewiston Dies of Cancer Be Held Today w On. 11 'al Richmond Lad Died Here Friday Democrats Select Ticket w j of Uirzlo nyue I cirri e World Baseball Series Today |