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Show frirr' CACHE AMERICAN $1.50 PER YEAR ,HA V AMERI crt-- v SUBSCRIBE NOW Third Year Xo. IS A Home Paper for Home People I.u;.N. Telephone 700 Thatcher Bank Now Cansolidated With National D TRIBUTE A UTAH. FRIDAY. biX'KM UKU V Wellsville , BECKERS BEST Eight Pages. LOGAN'S BEER SKETCH OF BIOGRAPHICAL Unemployed Hold Session TO 02 West Center l'tfj. LIFE OF JOSEPH WILSON ORDINANCE TO M. Maughan ot WtlUville a business visitor in Uvan Wednesday. He reported a mrel.ng Joseph Wilson, tlie subject of of tlie unemployed Tuesday nidi) ketch. was born September tin Seven Utah banks of tlie Fust vice president and Rulon Gardat which was held tlie annual eirr J. 1844, at Stooport, Sancashlre. Security Corporation System have ner will be assistant manager. The waa chairman Mr. lien. Maughan been consolidated into a brant n news of the marter- Tlie O England. tlie with . (ledde meeting board of director of the banking system to be known as the present from'dom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith. I hursday at Maunlian. secretary. Truck Passe Services lield The election City Commisiion Daily Trip First Security Bunk ot Utah. Na- Thatcher Bros, bank will be reumwiwmu 'had Just reached England so his Burial in'rul,fd with Lewiston will be Made Draft Conform to to that Announcement tained as an advisory board of the Ogden tional Association. . at year official. election of tlie . Services were held In the Sixth 'mother. Sarah Littlewood Wilson, of the consolidation was made by Began branch of tlie First SecuriTake 1 nf Salt Lake in Ordinance Kichmond an rtobrrt h. Maugnan, presidmt ueer(ave hpr Hm the propUm n(tnK. ward chapel Tliursday afternoou M. S. Eccles. president of the First W. H. B. Maughan, aecretary and bank. Dr. D. C. Budge will EfEs. ty 1852. on beIn Office He m Highly also who Many Respect baptised supply Corporation, for one Security of Logan's treasurer. Joseph Wilson, of tlie branch be the chairman ot the advisory comes president He waa married to Mary Ann early pioneers, with Bishop Olof I. fective Tuesday. W. O. Christensen and Mayor board. He a la also ol roganization. member banking McCornlrk. 1865, at Klrtstel Church Pedersen presiding. D. M. President Bickmore cl are tlie Fir.t tlie board of directors of the The seven banks Funeral service lor Brigham panidtse were present and rx The building at 73 West Center Leeds, England. In 1868, they with Logan's beer ordinance was Tlie choir sang, Tho Deepening National Bank of Ogden. First First Security nIant son, started for Amer-- .. Pond, who died at fus home In plumed tlie working ot the uiu-street owned by H Hayball passed Tuesday corporation. by the city night O. olfered F. Rice which Trials. of field Bishop Ogden, Savings Bank funds ar.d available inipuynient With the change the Lognn Logan on the 20th. were been leased to Charles "Tilly I lea. house at 12 .cleared up matters lor those pre lias were merged Into one institution was the tor- - the opening prayer. Tlie choir commission, following a conference meeting Laramie, Wyoming bank gives up Its state charier ockxk with City Attorney Leon Fonnes-bec- k Olsen and U bring remodeled for with Bishop L,.n Tliursday Unlon PaclIlc at Hint sang, I Need Ttiee Every Hour. mln1 ol prior to the consolidation: Thalchr ' and Chief of Police M. Carl a wholesale distributing point for tune, and the Journey from there Musical numbers coaststed of a a national bank. David Hendricks presiding, ft was Brothers Banking company. Logan, and solo by Miss Tyra WILson and Poulter. The ordinance is similar vocal and directed under the timing that tlie service be held In ox and First Security Banks ot Provo was team, Beckers made to Beer In Cache Utah by and, to Salt Lake's A, B, C plan and violin solo. Prof. Henry Otte. Bingham, Magna and Richmond, a met supervision of the national at Lewiston, his home lor over a Franklin counties. Mr. Olsen has Wm. B. Prestons company. 1 hey covers two classes of wholesalers, half a century, tlie In community were Lake Salt reached The life August tong The now organization with v? banking laws, City speakers tlie distributing agency for the compared with one as tentaUveiy whose beginning, growth and prosix branches la a member ot tlie neighbors and friends and told of scheduled last week. Junction City manulaciurcd pro- - ll same year. gress owes so much to his Induscharacter line of came the traits to First Security Corporation system his He with many family duct In the above named counties. Class A, Is for sale of try, foresight and good Judgment. of banks, of which tlie following II. V. Nielsen and a crew ot men Clarksion, When Newton was lo- - possessed by tlie departed. Those bottled beerretailers. not to be consumed For hours before the service hun- of and consolation who words are also members: First Security some and land he spoke obtained Ice box rated a ar busy building large on the me dreds wended their way to with a license fee sixteen with of Idaho, Bank beer cold that is In was one of tlie founders of that sympathy were Orson Smith, Bishop of 15; premises, for class B, retailers, selling lanilly home, relatives. Incnds and! R. L. Allrn Of Cove, tlvestock own- - stock.keeping branches: First National Bank ol new company will likely town, where they resided until Martin C. Rigby, Pres. Joseph bottled beer Tlie be of a to hictime to take cr. home cw ner. land owner and a be ciLVd the Unda Wliolesale Dts-- 1873 alien fie with his family went Quinncy and Bishop Pedersen. The consumed on t.Vj neighbors Salt Lake, wall two brandies; man with a heavy mortgage on hu premises, $35; class C, retailers who Trust Company. First Security Is already back to Iowa where he worked as choir sang. Sometime Well Un- sell It company. trlbutlng draught and bottled bed? to farm. was in Logan Thursday and First Security Salt Lake City; with both draught and it machinist for one year, then derstand. Benediction was by H. be consumed Mrs. Rena B. Maycock. assiston the premises, met with a group of citizens who supplied C. Maughan. The grave at the Bank of Rock Springs, Wyoming; to Newton. returned care beer needs to for bottled 'they the extenant director of the class A In wholesalers calls $100; Utah was Sufilled to capacity, many are heavily burdened with mort house was dedicated Ac-by Logan First Security Bank ot South cemetery J in 1876 he came to Logan to for wholesale of bottled beer sion service and chairman ot the floral olfenng testifying In tlie! gage and are unable to meet the of a! licensed retail deak'rs. H. Thorpe. only, perior. Wyoming. cording to tlie ordinance of Lognn work as machinist In the United John with a 35 license; class B, wholeConsolidation ot tlie Utah banks state organization tor the rural language of flowers of the esteem payments as they come due. These City both draught and bottled beer salers who CWA. under was sell the m leader tlie deceased survey housing which men were discussing the advtslbillty will ( be draught and bottled of the system Is tlie second to be legal Tuesday morning beers, $75. of perfecting an organization Wednesday morning held. lor effected by the First Security announced 2. A dally truck service Januaiy the weak that lor the personnel the mutual bcnrtt ot every home Idaho Its sixteen Applicants for licenses to retail 'be maintained Corporation. In this state Is now complete and owner in the county who is mort' will beer must make application to ths banks having been consolidated den (and Logan to tlie are various as helpers beirg gaged. Tlie purpose of tlie organ- local, city clerk, with a bond of 250, Into a branch system, known supply of beer. with their respective ization Is to create a membership and have three reputable Logan the First Security Bank of Idaho. acquainted duties where citizens and taxpayers certify as every person affiliated wil LOCAL RETAIL lhe latter part ot November. The e ot be For to their character. the slate stall Prolessor sions and oilier musical numb-rInterested in each others DEALERS. sixteen banks aie now brandies rendered during tlie service fare. Licenses will not be Issued to tlie new institution, with the gen- Harold R. Kepner ol the engine-eerIt Is understood that the lot al of the Utah by Jay Pond accompanied by In's enng department olfice located ot Boise. The membership In the associa retailers will include the followpersons whose moral character is nus Slate Agricultural SLster Mrs. Flank Reese, grandson tion will only require a small college, not good, aliens, those under 21, a Mr. Eccles' statement concerning ing firms; Club Billiard Parlor: been named vice chairman and fee to take care of the ex- - Owl' Billiard Parlor; the consolidation lollows: person who sells or disposes of beer grand daughter ot the deceg-'nuand Boyle Brow n P. Mrs. Almcda Hie of Ld. and by Merlin Cunningham. b - peddling, who sells for consumI am glad to announce that Ham's operated until 1913. pens? and to give every ir.emtyr Arnold Billiard Parlor; Federal Reserve Board and Na - experiment station stall, state wo- his Johnson Sr.; and upon premises within 100 protection ption against j)e K1,,,agers were Bishop Wil having while connected with tlie U. O. have men supervisor, both to assist llam authorities tional banking feet measured on street lines .f ot Lognn First ward. Lome and real estate taken from New Temple Hotel. Worley Farm Records be Can Mrs. Thice First cleiks Suphaw v. Maycock. any block in which a public school approved of the plan of the brother Pond lived during him. Mr, Allen and some ol his WHOLESALERS. or church building Is located. Sales Security Corporation to consolidate been appointed to the .state ot , years ot his lile, Orson asMX'ia'es believe they can ported Receipts by In the at owned extension build.ng the following Utah banks, Hvt.r al)d President O. A. Hogan up a membership In the organlza jficc Another clause prohibits dancs Logan Distributing company. kc- f Tickets as and to Hie tabulate a branch Logan work Weight by it, into and of Lewiston, Joseph T. Pond ot Hon of no less than 2500 persons ated at Cache Commission com- sonaiVurvfslon'of Joph'wifson. halls from selling beer, or any place field the Mrs. enumerators: .s known Glad be banking organization to of business within 400 xhaicher, Idaho, .soali S. Pond, in this county alone. With such pany building and Utida Whole- - i For the Logan Templet of a supporting evidence. as the First Security Bank ot C. Nielsen, Mrs. John O. Peterson Lj siaH. Lake City and late presi- -. dance hall. Police or sheriff demembership the fee at $1.00 per sale Distributing company, located 1876 a sister tecand his mother area: In and Arvtlla Watts. For ef Cache Utah, National Association, dcnl of tllp Eastern States Mis-- ; member would command some ol at 72 West Center. most the may inspect the premises Perhaps Important thing partments came to America to visit the CenFirst. Both M. Fillmore, home cconomis.; tive December 26th. 1933: both brothers ot the deceas- - tiie best legal talent in the state where beer is sold at any time. tennial exposition at Philadelphia, which may be done by corn and No beer architect: pd and H(;rschcl Bullen of Lo- - Mr. Allen said. National bank of Ogden. First! A. Virgil Tollestrup. license will be sold to a of in Utah preparhis mother came on to Utah and hog producers Savings Bank ol Ogden, Thatcher Ephln Lauritzen, Opal Sorenson. gan. All of tlie speakers paid to sign their contract agreeing business which owes for a mering some at Mae for time the lived Mrs. Anna Gwen of Wilson; Hale, clerks; Bros. Banking Company glowing tributes to the lite and riduce com production at least chants' license or other license. home, comer of" Main and 2nd gan, First Security Bank of Pro- nie Merrill, Mrs. Elaine Hyer, Mis. accomplishments of brother Pond,1 cent and hog production Teeth in the ordinance call tor per to went B. Eliza later street. L. She Mrs. South Mrs. of Wiser, Bank Came, Bingvo, First Security brirlly sketching his career lromj least 25 per cent In 1934 below revocation of the license for violaher live M. to with Inez C. Mrs. of MagBank daughter, Reeder, First Roskelley. Rexburg Security ham, a young man, when Lewiston wasi last the their annual for of any section of the ordinaverage tion Sarah Jane Tempest, where she two na. and First Security Bank of Mrs. Peteer Peterson, Mrs. Luetla a parched and sandy sage brush years. Is to gather all possible ance, and, when found guilty of 1880. Wilson has died in Hunter, Mrs. Effie Welch, Mrs. Mil- desert, to its present envious con- Richmond. Joseph . , evidence" on their corn such violation, shall be guilty of a Wash Joe Pkvo, Benson Funeral services for Mrs. seen Cache Valley grow from a "supporting that the above lie Baxter. Mrs. Nora Nielsen, Mrs. dition as one ot tlie most pros- "This means , g,,feldand hog deals of the last two years.. misdemeanor and, upon conviction lc arrner' recently named banks will be converted in- Melba Nielsen. Mrs. Florence Gar- perous and subtantial common- - L Margaret W. Mathews were held few scattered farms to a. thriving This suggestion Is made by Direc- shall be fined not less than $25 nine-yener, Mrs. Eulalo Welch, Held enuold Jersey cow, in the Benson ward chapel with oommunity. to one national banking organizain the country. His labors;? tor William Peterson, manager of and not more than $50 or receive a 10 Punds, to the In W. H. ng Cache of J Ballard, tion with banking oifices in eacn merators. Jr., In the Bishop early history and Influence in church and civic the AAA for this state. Jail sentence of not more than 30 of the cities where the present unit his success and good 99nd stckyards. She netted him charge. The choir sang, Not Halt Valley we find the people without Farmers generally agree that as days, or both. cents after Ever Told. Been has banks are operated. These branchflour and and bins, deducting Prayer expenses empty wi money with his judgment In company be The ordinance goes into effret with the transaction. offered by Cyril Munk. A trumpet very little clothing. In their effort much evidence as possible should es will operate In the same quarassociate In estabhsmng and dir- connected obtained to support claims, parti- January 2. cow The orwas solo of was Eldon rendered ters and under the same managecondition to flesh their by and good instituImprove Industrial they many ecting sale for and the purchase a total of $4.05, or The speakers were H. W. ganized several companies to man- cularly lf ment as the present respective tions, in fact the most important brought cent a pound. Cartage to the Ballard, Sr., and Dr. G. L. Rees. ufacture There farm of hogs, submitted in the contract. banks are now operated. shoes, clothing, have contributed that enterprises to order Ir suPPrt clalms for benc Mrs. Ellie machinery butter cheese to ex- Rees and will be no interruption in the reto Cache Valley's greatness, were yards cost $2, yardage $1.08. mak- Darwin the total or The a duet. vocal rendered Toombs leavIn ing the for farm expense lationship between tlie banks and $3.06, produce. change related and eloquently commented sign contracts Purged by aa This consolidachoir sang. There is Sweet Rest absence of money, script was used ing a net return of 99 cents. their customers. sers Funeral services were held in upon. It was an impressive geL aseon otwas Heaven. Benediction in tion will not necessitate any a of as medium exchange. on earnest an desire vice, the part That man who has never been tered by Marvin Thain. The grave had two of these institutions, the as possible, the information about tion whatever on the part of the the Ninth ward chapel Wednesday of friends, neighbors and speakeis of hogs sold, date of banks customers, who may carry afternoon for Mrs. Anna Elizabeth to render full measure of respect, in danger cannot answer for his in the Logan cemetery was dedicatU. O. Lumber company and U. the number and on their usual transactions as Burr. Bishop L. Tcm Perry conduct- and commendation on the life and courage. La Rochefoucauld. ed by A. V. Reese. O. Foundry, where Joseph Wilson sale, estimated average .weight, to whom sold. The information Trenton Funeral services were were Jonathan worked. Pall heretofore. bearers Checks, deposit slips, ed. The choir sang, O My Father. labors of an outstanding citizen, a should cover the two base years, held Sunday morning In the TrenSix toy balloons bearing the Smith, Otto Beutler, Parley Reese, and other Roy Egbert of the ward bishopric great builder, rich in service, a endorsement stamps, all their Like privations pioneers 1931 to December 1, ton ward the Invocation. Waiter benefactor to his fellowmen. name "Vlre, France, continue offered chapel for C. W. Lott. have been Lowell Reese, Harvey Munk and sacrifices and suffering were mix- December 1, supplies on hand may 1932 and December 1, 1932 to Decand company to be used until present supply is Wuthrfch E. A. Parsons. sang in Song, O My Father," by chorus up picked Wellington. England. such The choir sang home ed with where entertainments Ill go be will 1933. also ember 1, Signers furWhispering Hope. boys; prayer, Wallace Funk; song gone, when new ones will be as dancing, dramas and socials asked how you Want Me to Go. Benediction many feeder pigs they Trenton chorus boys; speakers, ElFred Gilgen and Joseph Moser was nished. The savings pass books in with their religious work, kept William Whitpronounced by two these and sold during mer Robison, Edgar Butler; quartet bought use will also be recognized as at spoke ol the splendid character ol tle. The remains were them from getting discouraged. deposited years, and must certify the number members of chorus boys; speaker. present and will continue to be Mrs. Burr and ottered words of in the family vault at Richmond, 1913. His wife died, March 30, of home farrowed pigs and also James Sheffield; consolation to the bervercd family. and the Jeadle used without change. song, prayer was ofAfter this he went to live with feeder pigs bought and on hand Bingham; The action taken in merging Charles O. Peterson sang, Going fered by dedicatory speaker, Walter Cottle; M. A. Pond, brother of made he H. where son his 1933 John 1, December Home. remarks closing by Bishop Arcnle these banks is in accordance with the deceased. his home when in Logan until 1922 Evidence to support these farm Fred J. Kloepier of the Eighth prayer, Frank Bybee. Inthe most recent developments and he went to live with his records may be obtained from sales Harper; when was terment at ward of the KaysvlHe the warm bishopric spoke improvement being made, in the eldest daughter, Sophia W. from commission houses r cemetery. between his mother American banking system and was friendship He worked three years in receipts dealers. Such receipts should be obBrother Lott was an active memmade possible by the passage of and Mrs. Burr. Ambrose Cali of the the Liahona office at Independence tained at once, it farmers do not ber In the church and a ll Bill at the last Ninth ward also was one of the the temple was E. Cardon J. while Missouri, have them. Weight tickets, signed worker. session of congress, and by tne speakers. I. B. Holman and daugheditor. or of statements persons Mrs. agencies ter, branch banking legislation passed Godfrey, sang, I Know He is the father of ten child- buying, selling or consigning hogs, at the last regular session of the My Heavenly Father Knows. Walren. William F., Joseph W. Sophia farm account records, etc., will also ter M. ot the stake preEverton Utah State legislature. Cont tendment to State Francis, John H. Florence, Howard be valuable supporting evidence. Bank of sidency was tlie concluding speaker The December issue of the Utah The First Security who died in infancy. The form provided for listing these stitution takes Effect and three As Husbahds Go, Utah, National Association, will be with Bishop Perry thanking those Taxpayer urges the taxpayers of Fox Films In recent years he has traveieB data also provides tor witness screen play adapted from Rachel a national banking organization who gave aid to the family during the state to take their medicine as 1 and of two be to made statements by to Hyrum January the Rehour their considerable, of as the Federal trouble. member of far for The making back a debts and trip choir and Crothers paying Broadway success and neighbors, which produced by Jesse L. serve System. It will be one of tne sang, Sweet Rest in Heaven not to engage in any concerted acDate Con- Honolulu, Hawaii, at the age of the producers Ordinance Lasky, gave the to be included 83 support one where he may Benediction was year spent offered years the in to institutions tion by John largest banking repudiate their obligations. todays audience at the Capitol Sun- with his son Howard. Dance 1. forms. of as December count Big A hog Olsen. resources more of of "Watch with is automothe present budget, total long cortege the state, Theatre the most pleasant hour While professors of economics "This may seem like quite a of enjoyment they have had in a than $12,000,000 and a sound capi- biles accompanied the funeral pro- slogan, "in all the cities and counJoseph Wilson was city councilday Midnight. man for 10 years, during this time Job, but in most cases it will re- long time. Directed at the heart3 tal strucaure of more than $1,200,-00- 0 cession to the cemetery where the ties that are now preparing their trend of employment and spending, after taking securities at mar- grave was dedicated by Adolph expense account lor 1934, and see tren dof employment and spending, of the modern husband and wife, comparatively little It now begins to look as if he was chairman of the street, quire but will and where economies can be had. ket and eliminating all loss and Baer. help the grower and the film played upon the emotions ot Hyrum will be tlie first town m walks and water works. barometers are other there It is felt this doubtful assets. community and county commit- of a woman who longs toi" tho Taxpayers are urged to be cool business which Cache county to have legal beer gauge the times in bottles tees to get the correct inlormauoa glamour of a new romance after to put headed, but to branch banking organization can Tlie on and draught. in the first place," explained Di- tiring of the old one. an end to tlie orgy of wild, easy more generally. Bank clerks, wnc ordinance was passed Wednesday be more economically and effirector Peterson. Correct figures spending or to obligate themselves watch deposits increase; bootblacks afternoon by the mayor and city ciently operated, and will be betFalling in love with a young will mean a great deal in speeding Englishman while on a pleasure in a hysterical moment to go out who see ter able to serve its numerous cusin tho council and it follows the ideas prosperity returning and borrow, which will only ag- size of their tips; the corner gro- of the Logan ordinance tomers than was possible under up our campaign and in getting trip in Paris, the young wife repretty the benefit payments to our pro-- 1 turns home with the determinathe unit banking setup. gravate their dilemma. cer, the neighborhood tailor all much all the way through, exducers that much sooner. The issue contains illuminating these have their reports on local cept the clause relernng to the The First Security Corporation, tion of securing a divorce from statistics on tax trends on tan- conditions. her husband. But because of tlie owned almost entirely by stockrefusal to permit the sale ol be'r A packed house at the of Darrell member Crockett, husbands kindness and generosity, gible property which have increasholders living in the communities theatre at Preston Thursday But one of the best mirrors oi within 400 feet of a church ; and the lirm cf Crockett Loan and ed from $8,857,095 in 1916 to she cannot bring herself to the served by its banks, is a bank was given another thrill in night the parade of prosperity is to be the license for bottled and draught 'Abstract one company, has just been in 1933. This is all tabulated, found in the tourists camps whic.i beer is $75. The state law bepoint of telling him of her new holding company controlling and of those great fistic battles between Northwestern the love. The situation reaches its following banks: Kid Barger and Hal Hawkeswoc.i. and departments that receive th.s harbor many of the shifting pop- comes eifectiye January 1st and licensed by opera tng the ot SeatMutual Fire Association when the young lover arshowing the governmental agencies ulation of the unemployed. It is tlie Hyrum ordinance conforms. First Security Bank of Idaho, Tlie latter drew a height hair to tle, represent Washington, rives unexpectedly. The husband money. with sixteen banking oifices in line decision from the Treasuri such a tourist camp that is seen Immediately upon passage of the them in Logan and Cache Co. There is also shown the sources in Mr. Skiteh the new Will Rog- ordinance, Jack Launtsen, who has discovers that the new arrival is the principal points of Southern ton flash. Hawkeswood's ability to of Utah ad valorem taxes in 1933. ers The Northwestern Mutual is at the man his wife has become inFirst Security Bank ot take em and to give em Idaho; picture for Fox which conies taken over the billiard parlor, mad tlie present time writing the third rein num43. a lor Bennett. William fatuated with while in Paris. TactUtah, with six banking ottices in turn. was creditable to the Lewis- According to this tabulation ciy on Sunday to the Capitol Theatre. application for a license and will a on the of volume of ber insurance lire reporter years property paid 42.36 per cent; util- While the company was on location have his place fitted out to begin greatest fully he handles the situatioA by Utah: First National Bank oi ton lad. of comlate of the and in of Tribune all Lake Salt state Utah ities 23.22 per cent; mining properbecoming close friends with the Salt Lake Cty, with three banking A flimsy ring was pulled down panies licensed to do business in years, a painter at Lewiston, was young Englishman. The admiraty 5.65 per cent; farm lands and First Security offices in Utah; Lewthe cabin his at in found dead which a during caused fight tion of the young man for the raYe toprem'iums Trust company ot Salt Lake City; a little delay. Lamoreaux knocked livestock 18.16 per cent and person- pany by Harry Bromley, the auto.! aside tht Hyrum city ordinance or iston Thursday afternoon. Sheriff husband becomes al property 10.61 per cent. so great, that he the night, and permitted the man- resort owner. First Security Bank ot Ror-out his man, Bill Whitman is Stowell not the ode It Jeff Seoi investigated. prevent The publication urges that condecides to depart and leave things Paradoxically enough when bus- agement of the Elite Hall to an- - Nortltwestern dfst Springs, Wyoming; and First Salt Lake, in the second round. centration Mr. Bennett from d'ed from paying thought as they once were. The wife realeffort be put on the iness picks up elsewhere it fat's nounce a dance immediately after curity Bank of South Superior, Marchant Green lost a close de- local leviesof rather The body was izing her mistake, return to the than on the off in these auto camps. the clock strikes 12 midnight, Sun- - thelr llsl,aI dvidends, according natural causes. Wyoming. cision to Alf Dixon of Preston. to Lindthe Logan brought state charge since the latter is only by steadfast love of her husband. It is when work is scarce and day. There was a large following of a fraction over 9 mills, for all factories and business houses have quist Mortuary company. Warner Baxter, in the leading Hyrum folks are making a bid lo Under the new setup. H. J. state the 2438 William Bennett Sr.. game who went to PresHigh- role, gives a performance that tops purposes, while the local cut down their forces that the the citizens of Cache Valley to Join Hatch will be vice president of ton fight levies Drive. arfrom Lake to land Salt see the enrun up as high as 40 or tourists camps are full. reported them in celebrating the advent of Logan City, Utah, any of his previous endeavors while the First Security Bank of manacounters. Bert Danford was the more mills. It's the local levy," Bromley. "Then rived in Logan this morning to Helen Vinson who plays opposite whole families legal beer and start the New Year National association and sermatch maker make and put the says the Taxpayer, arrangements for the that repre- are on the move, driving from right by dancing in one of the finelas it hits had representation him, gives a splendid characterizager of the I.ogan branch. Norin great fashion. vices and disposition of the body. tion as his wife. sents the big bad wolf of taxation." town to town in search for the past twenty years. dance halls of the county. of jobs. man Salisbury will be assistant Set-u- p Joseph Wilson Tenderly Laid at Final Rest I .of lare ai a ; oja-raie- BECOME LAI? ,'lr Home Owners May Organize Enumerators for Protection Selected to Help Secure Data t 1 I CORN AND HOG DATA IS ASKED j wtl-we- re al j t ! B Y an-an- al DIRECTOR tl-- ' i -- j fit Margaret Mathews Services Held ; At Benson Ward ship-wealt- ar ; Anna E. Burr n. Services Held On Wednesday one-ha- Services Sunday In Trenton Ward j Loganli I MAY BE FIRST CACHE COUNTY Local Levies Big Bad Wolf Glass-Steaga- For C. W. Lott TO! TO Car-do- n. SELL LEGALIZED BEE Of Taxation As Husbands Go Tourist Camps Show Trend Of Better Timr: rt, Hawkeswood Darrell Crockett Will Represent Northwestern Decisions Kid Barger Newspaper Man And Painter Dies ten-rou- -- f show-ove- r at Lewiston |
