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Show V SI. 50 Per Year Fifteenth Year A No. 8 ILLtlESS FATAL Dr. T. B. IJudffe Helped Found Local Hospital 62 West Center HOME PAPER FOR HOME PEOPLE Telephone 700 Logan," Utah, Friday, November 23, 1915 Logan, Smithfield, and Hyrum Stakes Hold Conference Sunday City Officials Plan Pipe Repair Three stakes will conduct quarterly conferences Saturday and Loian, Smithfield. and Sunday Hyrum, according to announce-m- et made today by church of- Fifty Men Report For Discharge Dr. Thomas B. Budge, 67. one ficials. of the founders of the William i iTesident Henry R. Cooper, of Fifty additional men have re- Budge Memorial hospital, and a I Proposed repairs on aboutr wat-c- Logan Loean sorIn announced stake. selective that local to and 3000 the surgeon of feet Logan citys ported physician since 1905, died Thursday evening vice board during the week from Spencer W. Kimball, member of line in Logan canyon were m discussed Tuesday by the Loafter a long illness. November 15 to November 22, ac- the council of Twelve, and String-haA. Stevens, welfare Dr. Budge was a graduate of gan city commission. M. Turner, cording to Arthur w.ll attend. It la exUniversity Northwestern the Curtis L. Miner and Glenn clerk. They follow: and was that the stake Sunday school of medicine, G. Nielsen, mayor and commpected El wood W. Rasmus- I.OG AN rhool and MIA boards will be issioner-elect, attended the prominent in northern Utah medsen, 357 North 4th East; Don S. reorganized. ical circles. He was a graduate meeting of the comregular In and dental medical sessions both of mission and participated Saturday conference Nelson, 694 North 5th East, Alschools, but practiced mainly as the discussion. vin K. Romero, 93 East 3rd will be held at 6:30 and 8 p. m to H. Reuben a physTrlan and surgeon. general sessions slated for According North; Samuel G. Stevenson. 28 with 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. A native of Paris, Idaho, he Pedersen, the city plans to Sunday, HarS. West 5th North. Joseph President Cooper announced. Genwas born January 23. 1878, a son replace the wooden stave pipe 447 North 5th East, Gilbert ris, eral priesthood meetings will be of William and Ann Hyer Budge. from the American Legion M, Anderson. 1205 Canyon Road. held Sunday at 2 p. m. in the He received his early education canyon home 3000 feet east. 630 North Ervin T. Gustaveson. tabernacle, with a mothers and New type cement pipe will in Faris schools, the Bear Lake 3rd East. Leland W. Palmer, 2661 19 of at and the age be daughter program to be held at used. academy LawrNext Monday evening, November season nl the Logan tabernacle at A. Melvin 3rd East North, the same time. Mrs. lone Ben-mo- n. the The commissioners and Young colentered Brigham EverCivic 591 Music 8:15. East 8th ence. North, 26, the Cache Valley to provide dean of women at Utah In Logan. In 1899, Dr. Budge agreed lege ett V. Nelswender. 267 South Main, State Agricultural Leon' when thls youth piayed the became a student at the Chicago. will Association present will $23,000 In the 1948 budget for John L. Williamson, 182 East 3rd be principal speaker. college, Flelsher seventeen-year-ol- d pianist, Brahms D minor concerto with 111., school of dental surgery and the work and they plan to call 590 S. Willie Sorenson, North, Music lor the conference will at Northwestern, in the first concert of the 1945-4- 6 lor bids shortly after the first the New York Philharmonic Or--" later studied North 6th East. Serge B. be furnished by the Sixth ward with his of the year. chestra the critics reviews were graduating in 1905 1st 73 North West, choir, the I Imperial Glee club and medical degree. superlative. Little did they know Rodney D. Hess,. 469 North 4th the Logan senior high school conto Logan and enHe returned 162 East Cecil Allen, the trouble Leon had practicing it. East. Wayne cert orchestra under direction of with his brother, tered 1st South, Arnold Glen Larsen, 40 Mlscha Poznanski. Leon has a dog, Brownie, who Dr. D. practice C. Budge under the name South 3rd East, Leo L. Olsen, RFI howls when she hears Brahms. of Budge and Budge and later Logan. Arnold Speth, 488 South SMITHFIELD STAKE In Leon sut to her another had William founded the Budge they Marvin O. Ashton, member of 1st West, Glenn Parker Raugh, Marlon G. Romney, assistant to the and However Memorial hospital hen he Practiced. Budge bish-- . L. the council of Logan canyon's new ski tow at 453 West 1st South, Keller the LDS church presiding Twelve, will atClinic. .. and likes she other composers for , Summit Valley will be ready Anderson, RFD 1. Logan, Lynn tend Smithfield stake conference r of member was a Dr. opric, wi he one o Budge 86 West 4th North, to be held keeps time fairly well and even in the new stake house. the American College of Sur- opens tlons next Sunday, according G. Leishman, ed speakers at the Annual Adult , Donald William E. Dunford, 374 North Work of the Elders quorums will thumping her tall. applauds and Seeholzer to Harold SoMedical American the geons, 394 3rd East. Ross P. England. . . ciety, and state and local medical Shoup, who are the owners and West 1st South. Lincoln H. Mc- be emphasized. recent at tow. n tabernacle season The of the the Saturday at 6 p. m. there will Logan organizations. L. operators R. 44 South 4th East vember 28 to December 5, be a meeting for stake presidency Survivors include his widow, storms presented considerable diffi- Clellan, in muse came when he first interest of the director acting Wrigley, Don L. Jacob- and bishops, while at 7:30 p. m., SMITHFIELD an- - was o bout a year old. At four he Mrs. Dwella Alvord Budge, two culties in getting the heavy equipservice, Extension Utah son, Harry E. Michaelis, Wallace a general priesthood meeting is Reed Alvord and sons, Budge, ski hill. on could pick out chords the piano, nounces. ment to the top of the N. Adams. scheduled. Mothers and daughters Willard I. Clark, three daughters, Mrs. Elma Wiltractor for his use 'Beautification at first and a seven he and of on The gave W. Glen will hold a program in the Smith-fiel- d caterpillar Speaking Rasmussen, George son and Mrs. Marie Chambers, of the Centennial, Mr. Ashton will until recently, his only recital in Logan, and Mrs. Virginia Slater, was necessary. A large Buick motor Chambers, Arlon L. Van Orden. First ward "chapel with the workaddress about 250 extension San Francisco. Music critics pre- of Ogden, and six grandchildren. with other equipment has been program to be directed by the E. BitPROVIDENCE Ray ers from all parts of the state dicted a great future for him then. YLMIA. Survivors also Include the fol- installed so that the tow is per- ters, Richard W. Robinson. Sunday at 9 a. m a priesthood scheduled j Francisco music patrons wanted lowing brothers and sisters: Dr. fectly safe. All that is necessary is W. Borman LEWISTON eight-day1- 1 school. Hels - D. C., Dr. S. M Dr. O. H, Seth for the skiers to grab the cable and Smith. Rolans D. Choats, Omar leadership meeting will be held musiInto to him a great develop to speak at the general- session and the two general sessions pre Mrs. E. F. Budge, can instead of a child prodigy. They and Annie hang on untill they reach the top H. Bergeson, Clyde G. Morrison. scheduled for 10 a. m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, December 2. Mrs. E. J. Passey, Mrs. Davis, to have Arthur Schnabel, Luella James S. Par- The Sunday WELLSVILLE Mrs. H. f. Wooley, of the hill. There li ample power evening Among the other general ses- arranged program at Wiser, ker, Eldon H. HalL 7:30 p.m. will be under direction sion speakers at the school will the concern pianist, advise him Mrs. J. R. Shepherd, of Logan; to pull ell who can get hold. William D. Par- of the stake genealogical comNEWTON be Dr. Franklin S. Harris, newly what to do. After listening to him Dr. E. S. Budge, of Los Angeles, There Is now more than three mittee. inaugurated president of USAC, play, MT. Schnabel arranged for CaL; Dr. W. H. Budge and Mrs. feet of snow at Summit Valley. ker. Dr. Daryl Chase, dean of studMerle Kings-for- d, the boy to go to Italy to study D. S. Price, of Ogden; Mrs. Alta This assures the best skiing season RICHMOND ' HYRUM STAKE ents and Dr. E.'G.' Peterson, with him. Dorrious D. Carlson. Kidman, of Redonno Beach, Cal.; and the has canyon stake Logan longest to be Hyrum conference, Dr. Harris emeritus. W. Mrs. A. Hanson, of Klamath president Berthel Thompson conducted in the Wellsville tabHYRUM Leon Is modest about his music, sink hole to the will speak on "Agriculturl OpFalls, Oregon; Attorney Jesse R. experienced. The Louis Heber J. Barnett, Tooele; will have Oscar A. portunities in Utah, and Dr. but is proud of his ping pong. He S. Budge, of Salt Lake City; rigth of the tow has been fenced E. Craw, Minersvile; Hugo D. ernacle, Kirkham, member of the Council Chase will discuss Youth Prob- is also quite a linguist, has a flair Judge Alfred Budge, of Boise, and there Is no danger to skiers. Gunderson, San CaHf.; of Seventy, and Fenno B. Cast, Diego, lems. Dr. Peterson will tell of for mathematics and a versatile Idaho; and Mrs. H. C. Duffin, of Buses will operate between Logan Paul Preece, Clearfield; Max C. welfare committeeman, representto nationthe Utahs contribution literary taste. Leons tutors keep Jerome, Idaho. the Summit Valley for any Jensen, Ogden; Lyman Obray, ing the general authorities. al leadership. be will Funeral arrangements him busy. for the Salt Lake City. First at meeting Saturday announced by the Kenneth Lind- who desire to ride. Watch Other subjects to be discussed 6:30 p.m. will be for stake Leon asked a sponsor of Once schedule. presiquist mortuary. in general sessions are: "Ecodency and ward bishops to dishad nomic Adjustments in Utah Ag-- ! some recitals to which h The Logan Canyon Winter Reccuss the welfare program, while keen he could if membring invited, of Financial for Program reation Council composed riculture; at 8 p.m. a priesthood leadersomeone him. with the Problems in j Certainly, Farm Families; bers of the variouss civic organizship session is scheduled. Marketing Utah Agricultural Pro- - man answered, looking up at Leons General priesthood session and ations and the city and county of Home Fundamental e frame. ducts; Bring a program for commissioners are cooperating with mothers and Problems Planning; Adjustment are planned for Sunjong your wife and children. Of Mr. two daughters old A and Shoup. Seeholzer Mr. year registered . of the Farm and Home j course Leon is unmarried, but he day at 9 a.m. with general sescow, Cache Meadow are looking forward to a busy Guernsey sions at 10:30 a. m. and 2 p. m. Agricultural and home demon- - ijes girls definitely and decid- - Valine, owned by Dwyth M. They ski season at Summit Valley. Many stration agents, adult extension cdly blondes! Genealogical committee members Daines, of Logan, has completed from the Bushnell hospital and will direct the evening program leaders, and extension specialists reto a creditable advanced register This concert Is open only atthe Bear Lake Valley side from from all parts of Utah will at 7:30 p.m. tend the school. They will be members of the Cache Valley Civic cord of 8,492.9 pounds of milk and are expected to enjoy the winter housed in the Rural Arts build- Music Association. The tickets of 376.5 pounds of butter fat on sports at Summit Volley. the Bear River Valley Concert As- - twice daily milking for 10 months. ing on USAC campus. is Cache Meadow Valine a Carl Frischknecht, extension sociation will also be honored. of the poultryman, is chairman of the j outstanding daughter event. He will be assisted by Chairman L H. Daines of the Guernsey sire, Lad's Phyllister O 1 George Henderson, extension ani- - tcUfClOIlS twenty-thre- e of Midvale, that has D6H6VG chamber of commerce housing commal husbandman; David Sharp Jr. sons and daughters in the mittee will meet with a special state boys and girls club spe- - Tn A rl7AYf of the AmThis year above all years we performance IQinG register group today at Salt Lake City nuextension Elna cialist; Miller, Lloiilg erican Guernsey Cattle club. need to be thankful said Dr. John under the direction of Mayor Earl clothing tritionlst; Lois Smith, is an essential part This record was supervised by C. Carlisle, superintendent of LoGlade to consider more housing specialist; A. F. Bracken, exten- of Advertising modem business, but few firms the Utah State Agricultural col- - gan city schools, in his address sion agronomist; and Myrtle D. for Salt Lake City. robbery as a sales . jege ond reported to the Ameri- to the students of Logan Senior directr for capitalize onscheme. Davidson, assistant Chairman Daines plans to get all promotion can Guernsey, Cattle club for ap high school at the Thanksgiving ashome economics. the Information he can to present Cardon The Jewelry store, proval and publication. He went held at a special meeting of the local Wednesday,. sembly wee-ennow last burglarized on to say that because of three committee, with representatives of have a clever advertising display factors victory over Japan, victory the college, the city and others in their window. over Germany, and the atomic Interested at the chamber of comThe hole in the smashed winbomb the year 1945 will go down merce next Monday evening Novemdow was boarded up, the cases in history as one of the greatest which ber 6, at 7:30 p. m. An effort will the merchandise, famous from for Handels Soloists The Navy anounced Wednesday years of all time. He also reminded be mode to outline some plan for The Messiah, to be produced by some watches and diamond rings, were left scattered the point score discharge of most the students that the sun is al- - j with sugar beets on experi- - more housing for Logan, a combined civic and Utah State was taken, grown enlisted men will be reduced from ways shining on an American solabout, and a sign read: Agricultural college chorus Dec. 16, This is smashing evidence of 41 to 38 on December 1. diers grave somewhere, a soldier in the Logan tabernacle as a fea- the demand for Cardon's diamOn December 15, the score will who has died for us. His concluding ture of Logan Christmas activity, onds. be lowered to 37 and on January statement was The greatest road were anounced today by trof. W. 1 to 36. The navy estimated that that has ever been opened looms H. Manning, director. 17 MORE OPA the cuts will make approximately ahead. Only a little more than 40 per For the second consecutive year. BOARDS CLOSE 150.000 men eligible for release. cent of Cache countys $887,839 Music Massachussets at Masters on the degree assembly program Miss Dorthea Rasmussen, contralto, Vice Admiral Louis E. Denfield, was kill has been collected, ML T. He unstate was on Cantadoras staff the the college. given by Seventeen of Utahs remaining chelf of naval and Charles O. Peterson, Logan personnel, said the der the direction of Frank Baugh of that institution for many years, Beck, county treasurer, reported businessman, will sing two of the 28 local boards will be consolidated navys demobilation schedule calls Jr. Mr. Baugh also led the entire working In the soils department. today, as he urged immediate ac- control boards for the release of major roles. Both Miss Rasmussen into 11 central price tton approximately ' to avoid a last ' and Mr. Peterson appeared in the on November 30, according to W. 1.200.000 personnel by January 1. studentbody in community singing. and a member of the faculty at" minuteby taxpayers rush, A New beautiful was Later Hampshire university. opening prayer oratorio when it was produced dur- Adrian Wright, district OPA adMr- - Beck reminded that taxes The half-wa- y mark in the demo- offered by E. J. Passey, superintend. he studied and received his doc ing the Christmas season in 1944. ministrative executive. bilization will be reached by Feb- dent of the will become delinquent next j torate in soils Iowa at State degree Logan seminary. Singing the soprano role will be Clerks may be maintained to ruary, when more than 1,500,000 day, with no extension of time Zina Moore, Smithfield, while Loth transact how diswill or activities, released have been rationing or granted, requested the few months he During past aire Rich, another Logan business- ever, in communities which will ! charged. were advised to send has been Taxpayers research work conducting tenor will man. apear in tte part provide rent free space and utilities. soil in at state payments by mail, accompanied by Washington fertility Mass Moore Is a senior student at All of the closing boards office college, Pullman. He will be assoc- - tax notices. This will eliminate the USAC and has apeared in major furniture end equipment except iated with the department of ag- - need of having to stand in line musical.... productions during her Construction of two krides r()nomy and soils at U typewriters and office machines, and will facilitate office work he four years at the college. over Spring Creek in South , will be disposed of to Federal agensaid. Cache valley was apRecognized as the most popular cies at dealers prices or to any Paintings by members of the Central We Want Boys, Boys by Cache oratorio ever WTitten the Messiah institution or munici- Ogden Pallette club will be feat- proved Wednesday Promoted commissioners and work has remained In public favor since pality which has given space rent-fre- e ured at the eleventh annual art county a few boys in LoArent there will on one once at of Lee S. Spring has been prothe begin and exhibit musical sponsored by its first production on April. 12, or at a nominal cost to the projects, Chairman Ray Pond an- gan city who are willing to spend moted to petty officer, ihird class ProfessionBusiness and Logan 1742, in Dublin. board. Purchase arrangements may al Womens club to be held Sun- nounced. two or three hours a week deliver-n- g according to word received by his be made through board supervisors A 200 voiced chorus will parA contract was Mrs. Samuel awarded for day, November 23 at 3 p.m. in newspapers? Before the war the parents, Mr. and He has ticipate in the oratorio under the or the OPA district office in Salt the Cache county public library. construction of the bridge on the Cache American had a long list Spring, of Smithfield. Mrs. Frances Win ton Champ Mendon Mr. Pond said, of boys anxious for the job, but been in the service two years, direction of Prof. Manning. Dr. N. Lake City. road, called for now there are either no boys, or taking boot training at Farragut, Logan while bids will be W. Christiansen, head of the insThe eleven boards which will and Irving Wasserman, concert pianists, will be featured construction qf the second unit Idaho, and then at Great Lakes trumental music department at the remain ere: Brigham City, Cedar on they receive their spending money naval training station for an musical program. near College. the ' orwill direct the college college, City, Delta, Logan, Manti, Ogden, course. For the post 17 The committee in charge inThe Mendon structure will cost so easily they will not work for chestra In accompaniment to the Price, Provo, Richfield, Salt Lake cludes Mrs. N. P. Paulsen, Mrs. approximately $2110 and the other It. We need boys. Will someone months he has been at Norfolk, chorus. D. W. Pittman, and Mary Carter. J bridge about $2000. City and Vernal. Virginia. help us? Please. com-mitlem- Monday at Civic Music Program n. New Ski Tow Ready Sunday ( I SfS ! Guersney Cow Sets Record j ! j j Daines Attends Housing Meeting High School Has Turkey Assembly I j nuvci d, Soloists Named For Mesiah Navy Discharge Points Reduced Tax Collections Lag in Cache I t j County Will Art Exhibit to Open Sunday ed , Build Bridges SAC. Fri-colle- |