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Show LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH CACHE AMERICAN Patre Four Lewiston at Cornish. Clarkston at Fairview. BASEBALL TO June My Favcrite Recipes 1st. Trenton at Richmond. . Cornish at Newton at West Lewiston. Lewiston at Clarkston. June 8th Richmond at Clarkston. fairview at West Lewiston. Lewiston at Trenton. Newton at Cornish. Frances Lee Barton says: childhood this was known IN asmySaturday night pudding. Its mam ouject In life was to impress us with what good we had been all week. (Of course, we V A had probably been limbs of Satan, but by all was J,jr Saturday ) night It itas a re- forgiven L. $ 9 ward, and honestly, even now, when Im grown up with a family of my own, it tastes just 'I as It did then . . . cool and deli-'- ; cious. Coconut Blancmange 5 Vi tablespoons, Vi cup sugar, flour, V4 teaspoon salt, 2 cups' nulk, 1 cup shredded coconut; 2: egg whiles, stiffly beaten; 1 tea-- ! ,1 spoon vanilla. Combine sugar, flour, and salt in, top of double boiler; add milk gradually, mixing thoroughly. Place over rapidly boiling water and cook 10 minutq?, or until thick, stirring constantly. Add coconut and cool. Fold in egg whites and vanilla; turn Into individual molds. Chill. Unmold and garnish with tart' jelly. Serves 6. Fan-view- (MINI AT NORTH CACHE June AT JORDAN 15th League Meeting Held at Trenton with Clarence Re- June 22nd Lott in Charge Fairview at Lewiston at organization Made. May 4th Richmond at Fairview. Newton at Lewiston. West Lewiston at Clarkston. Trenton at Cornish. May 11th Fairview at Trenton. Cornish at Richmond. Lewiston at West Lewiston. Clarkston at Newton. May 18th Trenton at West Lewiston. Richmond at Newton. Fairview at- Lewiston. Cornish at Clarkston. May at Trenton. East Lewiston at Richmond. c Richmond. Newton. Clarkston at West Lewiston. Cornish at Trenton. June 29th Trenton at Fairview. Richmond at Cornish. West Lewiston at Lewiston. Newton at Clarkston. July 6th West Lewiston at Trenton. Newton r. Richnuirti Lewiston at Fairview. Clarkston at Cornish. July 13th Trenton at Newton. Richmond at West Lewiston. Cornish at Lewiston. Fairview at Clarkston. July 20th Richmond at Trenton. Fairview at Cornish. West Lewiston at Newton. Claikston at Lewiston. July 27th Clarkston at Richmond. West Lewiston at Fairview. Trenton at Lewiston. Cornish at Newton. August 3rd . Lewiston at Richmond Newton at Fairview. Trenton at Claikston. Cornish at West Lewiston. . John Vranes, former Bingham high school and Utah State grid star, Thursday wa.-- named to succeed Eddie Kimball as coach at Jordan high school. Kimball resigned a short time ago to accept a position on the BYU coaching staff. The new mentor gained fame while playing football for the Aggies in 1930, 1931 and 1932. Before he entered the Logan school he was one of the outstanding prep athletes in the state while attending EJngham high school. , E. W. ELLIOT & CO. MEN uvy is N - A Tonic Genealogy- - Next Week In L.Ogan "Share-the-Weal- STEP RIGHT IM Specials for Sat. April 13 Solid Pack No. Gmpio ' SHELL HORSEHIDE 1-- can 2 M2 lbs Asst. Flavors 2 JELLO pkg Del Monte nun tall can . . K.K. Red u PORK tall can - BEANS Hominy, or Kraut No. 2 RF? A MQ Navy or Chili 0Liliy 1-- 2 can 3 Blue Rose 3 lbs. . . Mild Cream per lb th Nippy per lb. Hills or M.J.B. per lb ar WEAR IN WOLVERINE 2 Sunny Monday 10 bars Pwd. or Brown SOAP Super-Tortuer- er FIND CLOVE SOFT COMFORT -I- RONCLAD skillful, however imaginative, could taxes no further collect from This them. The dictator said. is unpleasant news. As they are no longer any use to me, take their clothes chop of their heads and enslave their children. Smithfield, Utah Logan, Utah Hyrum, Utah Wellsville, Utah Preston, Idaho n, HIGHLIGHTS .tooJ nt I s . Ration will bring the United States prosperity during the next year or two, which will be followed by a veritable boom, similar to that 1928. of After that another crash. Russell, Reynolds, bins, Rich, Some businesses want inflation. Springer, Shaddin. Smith, Thomas, Retail trade, for Instance, would Willis, Walker, Young, Tilden, benefit, Inasmuch as there would Younglove. be much more money in circulation Friday, April 5 to spend for perishable goods. BusiAskew, Abel, Arnold, Abbe, Belnesses and individuals with tixed cher, Bird, Bishop, Bratton, Chalk. or regulated income are bitterly Dudley, Evans, Fenr.er, Gardner, Inflation. to opposed Gorham, Harris, Hannum, Hough-t:A short time ago the Analyisl Howland, Johnson. Lord, Lay, said that the recent general deMott, Miller. Nelson, Ogden, Palcline in wholesale casts prices mer, Rosenbalm, Rosenbaum, Ros-co- e, doubt on the theory that inflaNSWS ITEM Member of Legislature, opposing gasoline tax Sessions, Sylvester, Snyder, tion is inevitable observed that Tilley. Upsall, Vestal, Sturgis, a mon the present movement in stocks jin ci ease, declares You are crucifying the motorist on Williams, Wales, Whittlesey, is of the bear and st;vus double cross, pressing down a crown of thorns on every variety, Younglove. there had never been inflation gasoline tank! the present generation during One without a- - bull" movement. I cf the inevitable results of any kind of inflation, of course, is to BY ED. TUTTLE force commodity and stock prices Why wait fer special holidays upward. To let the spirit play? Thus, there are two schools of Let's liberate some joyful thoughts the thought on the subject but the During the first year of j To ease the job today. Roosevelt the first school, consisting of those Administration, I,It a who forecast inflation next year spectre of inflation presented work Olsen, Van Pelt, that's killing men, Parker, Pack, isnt constant topic for conversation and or the year after, is by far the P'lintagenet. Robbirs, Rice, Rech- - But, mental stress and stnain; comment. Then it dro piped out of largest. It is a notable fact that n.1 ter' Shover, Stephens, ' While buoyant courage furnishes I the headlines, and little was heard many businessmen likewise belon 1 Staly, Shepard, Smart, Smith, afl - 'A tonic for the brain. of it save in the serious economic t0 this school, arid are now talc ictt, Waite, Wadsworth, Wachter, . Now Inflation reviews. has re- ing steps to prepare for inflation h! Fcr a maa who 'Slng at wol'K Monday April 15 Regular bap-- ! Winder, Wilcox. Wheeler, White, wl11 lmd 5 him turned to the public eye, and as best they can. fcr la tism day .Warren, Weston. A knowledge oi the worth cf poise promises to be a major political Tuesday April 16 Regular tvvo To sooth a burdened mind. and economic issue. Wednesday, April 3 who think Conservatines the endowment sessions. Alvord, Andrews, Ailing, Allison, There are two kinds of inflation. movement" is 17 Regular 6' Wednesday April The most obvious is currency in- merely a temporary example of endowment se s s i o n s, Franklin Baker, Brown, Barker, Benedict, Did You Eever stop to think Corbin. Bullard, Brooks, Barber, In the days of iong ago there flation, and It is never resorted economic and social Insanity which stake. to except when a government is will soon pass away, are apt to Thursday April 18 Regular six Coske, Copeland, Davis, Dean, ruled a dictator who was a monin the direst financial straits. It be sadly mistaken. endowment sessions, Hyde Park, Denison, Eaton, Fay, Filley, Friend, ey getter. One day on a big field consists of turning the printing Father of the movement Is Huey Benson Ward, Logan Fifth ward. Goodrich, Gibbs. Griswold, Harvey, he received the officers of his Hamblin, Haight, Hoit, Hosmer, army of tax collectors. Among presses loose to produce paper Long, who has dramatized an is- Hyrum three wards. Huit, Hubbard, Holloway, them were the Chief Tax money, Irrespective of gold back- sue which is almost as old as Friday April 19 Portneirf, Cache Hunt, Kingsley, The time Itself. His theory is that Stake temple committee. Boxelder Jones, or the Assistant Tax Collectors, ing or any other secunty. Melhn, Miner. Newcomb (early set- - the and Deputy result of this kind of inflation is the trouble with the country is stake. tiers of New York State). Nash Torturers. to drastically lower the value of that a small group of people have Alter congratulating them upon money the prime modern exam- too much money, and that they If you are interested in any ot Patterson, Rumrill, Rice, Stolliker, Sher- securing The are gradually starving out the rest these rames, consult the Boston Skinner, Strong, Stevens, from the tax payers Germany. ple is post-wRebeman, Sprague, Simmer.dmger German government, bankrupt of us. their last cent and property, he Transcript of the dates given, at Thomas. Thornley, questioned them as to the poscause ol war costs, turned out In oppostion to Senator Long, the Cache County Public Library. gister, Thorp, Vore, ebster, Whittemore, more still Wight, sibility of collecting currency in unlimited quantities economists of all schools bring 1 Wheeler. taxes. The chief Tax Collector and the mark, which has been forward graphs, statistics, charts, Monday, April worth about 50 cents In foreing which dispute (answered that the prospects were his figures and Allen, Armstrong, Bradshaw, Thursday, April 4 exchange, depreciated to the point prove him to be entirely wrong. Brunson. Babcock, Bartholomew, Alexander, Arnold, Anderson, How do you acconunt for that? where millions cf marks were re- However, not one American in a Ball, Butler, Chadwick, Chase, Bird, Burd, Bradshaw, a loaf of thousand ever sees the work of McDougall, the Dictator. The chief tax quired to purchase Ellis, Eliot, Fisher, Ackerly, Bare, collector Brooks, Buffum, of the the economists and the The sufferings answered bread. by saying, Green, Gillett, Graves, Head, How- Briggs. -Bellingham, Carpenter, German people particularly those This empire is so well governed advocates are mast- land, Hegstrom, Hcrtenburg, Hop- Braley, Ms Clark, Chadeayne, McCoftry, ac- so with investments, the people have been savings ers at reaching the multitue. In kins, Harding, Kolloway, King, Coughtry, Cook, Carver, McCorm- - ancj weu plucked by taxes that they& counts and Insurance policies addition, they have this great Lamb, Miller, Mallory, Naphow, Fnr-t have nothing left. ick, Drake, Downs, Earle, were almost indescribable. advantage some 10.000 000 people man. Firman, Graves, Gardner, The dictator then asked. Have More subtle is credit inflation. are unemployed, and chaos the ( created by Germanys Garroch, Garrett Gilmore, Hyde, you taxed the air? No person ex-- 1 lion are on relief. Many of these declaration to consists of constantly Harwood, Headlev, Hale, Hamng- who canrot pay taxes should l anding the amount of business people are desperate, worried, discountries believe that we ton, Hayden, Killam, Leighton, breathe This source of revenu credit available, and makes it pcs-- j ' gusted with matters as they now will of because Mer-the fact;Lurvey. MacLachlan, Makin. ; mUst not be overlocked." sible for industry, government and exist. They are likely to turn that cooperate we, in company with all the rick. Norton, Nelson, Oliver, more than; to anyone who can promise them individuals to spend involved in the World war, en. Osborn, Preston, Porter, 2EEH they earn for a long period of a better day. the Versailles treaty. born, Quick, Ready, Rogers, Rob- This is not to say that Share-o- f time. The eventual consequence. is going to course, is a fuiancial explosion, take d the country by storm, and eftect In this country, the witnessed a tremendous a revolution in our social and years amount cf credit inflation and its eccntnuc order. But is seems was the crash of tain that it is going to be a 1929, which heralded depression, powerful political and financial ' Now a number of economists force for some time to come. If are forecasting that the United the third party movement ac- 'Slates is well on the road to an tually comes to fruition, there 395 W. Phone other era of credit inflation. The will really be fireworks in 1936 140-Center is nearly eroup believing this is led by and famed commentator Willard Kip- - sure to be the third-part- y slogan. Deliver We linger, who has published a book ;cn the subject, and his camp is! Variius Europeon countries are ex-- 1 n 2 White King pwd. now looking to the U. S. to give . . filled with other !c ports. They think that credit in-- 1 a hand in bringing order out of 1 Ige 1 small ECONOMIC mr He then asked if there were in the dungeon any prisoners and found there were two who were confined for the crime of of taxes. Since the chief torturer, however willing, however howev e r experienced, cliil-dre- n Richmond at Lewiston. Fairview at Newton. Clarkston at Trenton. West Lewiston at Cornish. The North Cache Valley Baseball League was reorganized at ai meeting held at Trenton on April' 8. Towns represented at the meeting were Richmond. Trenton, Cornish, Lewiston, Clarkston, Fair-vieNewton and West Lewiston. Directors were elected as follows: N. J. Thompson, Richmond; George O. Merrill, Trenton; James W. Beamons Jr., Cornish; L. D. Bodily, Lewiston; Brig Griffin, Clarkston; Alma Choales, Fairview; Conrad Miller, Newton and James Wheeler, West Lewiston. Carl Glover was elected president and H. J. Hansen, secretary. Lewiston was the new entry to the league. 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