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Show CACHE AMERICAN Pape Eight. CONSIDERS POWER PLANT lory, the ball going in and then 'lull opposite this pW. Well of out of ue basket. course we knew these hilt were SoreiiM-was high point man there all the time but really had of tlie game with 19. while Clark to be ttiown how useful they are waa high for tlie Balt Lake out.': tlie present time. Tlie two teams meet In fait Late fill toe lltrn we have bren over In tlie near future and anotiet lliere two or three time dally tryTlie faat L. W. Cibba basketball good game atiould be plajed. ing our skill in coming over the tram of Salt Lake defeated the 2o. COCA COLA b.g drift that hang over tlie ridge. cal Coca Cola qutnlett In an extra! o. r. p My pal ha got it down pat, aiter of cloee store of Sorensen, f play by the period much perseverance. Tlie first time 48 to 40 Saturday night at the 'juhnaon. f 2 we tried It we yelled to tlie rest I Dunsante. 2 3 4 Rust, c of the party, after we climbed up 0 t! re "Till here U eons be good if Tlie Salt Lake team composed 'Hull, g j 4 3 ' " do of of former ft, well we started oat towards Utah mostly Uni'erslty o o v wards tins drift like tint Alt Engm stars and led by Red Clark lost but I think we struck sn Sir pocket little lime in ringing up coun.crj Totals 29 10 11' or ' aomtUiuig. anyway our skits and quickly ran up a six point HHiS lO. At this point Coca Cola kad. sped on down over tlie mow like G. T F I jtwo Marcd rabbits in dificrent di- found its bearing and soon caught u 1 0 4 reettons, we wallowed after them ' up wit hthe visiting team. By 2 4 and tried again. half time Cx a Cola wa leading L1 r8, c 3 14 20 26. to The by six points IYoplo who have summer hortu v ' 1 I! 2 half was a thriller from start to this canyon better get the snow 3 15 up " finish Die Sail Lake team again off. Of course this light snow wont 0 0 started out strong and quickly Countfr' do any damage, but we have no knocked tlie score at 28 all, from of bow much wet snow assurance 20 IS 8 48 this point on neither team was and rain may pile up before more than four points ahead at spring. It may be neocssary to go anytime. With but a second to go with horses as these winds every Gibbs Co. were leading 48. 44 but day make the auto helpless. Johnson slipiied under tlie basket Speaking of cutting city's ex. for a set up that tied the score rises. I think they got their goll pe Just as regular playing time ended for harping at the Judge because The extra period was as excithe don't give back part of his ing as the rest of the half had Homan's Inn check, he deserves every penny he been, Clark got away from Rust February 2, 1933 get, so many people want him to long enough to score a set up. at Dear Editor: excuse thetr meanness but comthe very start of the period. Cora Last Bunday a Jolly bunch of plain If he don't soak the other Cola from the last tip off had young people from Salt Lake were fellow. enormous chances to again tie up here and looking for a Standing on the outside looking day of fun. the game, but the game ended they built a bridge to get screws In, most any one can suggest wavs with tlie ball In Coca Cola terrl- -, the river to those steep, smooth of trimming waste of city money. Gibbs Basketball GRIZZLIES Tuesday. February 7. 1933. LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH s lulling Team Wins Gams From Coca Cola THIRD LOSS I I J HI SIX YEARS t. A CACHE OISIBICT Do the people of Smlthfield Trans Standing electric an ant ld 6ji.uWn e.ty Won Lost Pet ht,hl and power plant, municipally 3 Preston oaned arid controlled? If eo there 1 2 Logan near at be an to opportunity aernii 333 2 I Cache South hand. .000 3 0 North Caclie Tire puMlbihtlrs and advantage of a poaer plant for our city a Preston mounted to the top of pointed out to the city council at tlie Cache district standing here Hi meeting Wednesday evening by Friday evening when It took a A. C. Todd of Salt Lake City, a victory from tlie thrilling representative of a finance corpor- favored OrlzxUet, Logan ho lth Engineer Eugene South Caclie took an easy ation. 8 Bctiaub of Logan, aa present and decision from North Cache In the laid tlie matter before the council. other encounter. Tlie two games According to tire plana propowd were tlie final ones of the first this finance corporation offer to half. Install the plant and finance the The Grizzlies led until tlie fourth aame on a self liquidating plan, when Ryan, their star quarter, that Is the plant would pay for itwent out on personals, and self. It was pointed out tlrat with a guard, Preston advanced to the front, and municipal power plant additional won the ball game. revenue would be derived there3 Tlie score at the half was from to help finance the city. While tire details of the proposed for tlie Grizzlies and at the third same team. power plant leave not been decided quarter. 23.21, for the South Cache led all the way in on. It Is considered that the power will be furnished by means of the Us game, and the winning mentor Diesel engine rather than the water used his subs for a considerable power In the canyon as has been portion of the final half. considered at different times. Some Friday night's game was tlie cities derive their power from both third loss sustained by the Grizsources. It has generally been con- zlies In six years In tlie Cache sidered that the Smithfleld canyon Is not suitable for an electric power to you at this time to give this plant. matter your serious consideration. The matter of Installing a power By so doing you will do your city will more careful con. receive plant a favor. You will be doing your eldcratlon before any action Is taka favor. You will be constitutcnts en. as favoring tax on record going The mayor and council recoma thing the people of mends that all of the citizens take reduction, are looking for you to do. Interest in tills matter and give It Utah citizens of Logan everyThe their careful consideration and then where approve of the action of the ofviews to the their express city city fathers In requesting Judge ficers who are their Rich to reduce hts salary. They know that with reduced prices for living commodities, Judge Rich's has been greatly increased. salary You know that Ills salary Is all They out of line with the salary paid other public officials In both city ; (Continued from Page One) and county. The farm bureau ortlie public, for the confidence the ganization went on record favorvoters and taxpayers Imposed In ing a ten percent cut In the saL aries of county officials. What cut Ins honor on election day. One good citizen suggests that a would this body request In the petition be circulated In all the matter of city Judge when they wards of Logan city, requesting the know he Is di awing down $250 per resignation of Judge Rich. We be. month? Would they approve of the Leve If this were done, 95 per cent position of tills leartied Judjfe In of the public would sign that peti- requesting his full salary check because he has political campaign tion. We suggest another way of get- expenses to pay? ting action In a matter of such Judge, your argument for hangImportance. We suggest that the ing onto your present salary, is members of the Utah Legislature the most fltm-.- y we have every from Caclie county, make for heard from a man who has been themselves a name at this session trained In the legal profession. of the legislature. Every taxpayer who believes the They can do it by changing the city commission Is right in requeststatute and making the office of ing a reduction In the city Judge's city Judge appointive Instead of salary, should write their legislaelective. They can change the tors and have them act in this A ........ one-poi- nt 31-3- 0. 40-1- 21-1- go fo Hdl statute making the city commis- Important matter. sion the sole Judge of what the W Lave Praia salary of a city Judge should be. Hon. Weston Vernon, Hon. H. P. We are aU excited by the love of Anderson Hon. L. B. Caine and praise, and the eoblest are most InHon. W. H. Griffin Jr, we appeal fluenced by g'ory. Cicero. Those government Uon hunters made thetr tay brief. It seems two were days 1 their limit lure, they time. short here last winter for till Of course it la entirely out of tlio a lion question for dogs to follow In this deep snow, we will hope when they return early In the fall so Is not tough. tlie going Yours truly, ROBT. CROOK STON, For one thing kt those yellow Uhl canyon, while If you were up car stay In tlie garage more, or jhcre now with the going rough. fo else hire men who will fumivh which spoils tlie Joy ride, it water how well Indeed this .Striking their own transportation, there are and the light plant gors on plenty of men who would carry a pipe j after day without Inspection. lunch, the expense of those fellows day This snow blocking the road saves driving home everyday amounts to Uie city some gasoline anyway. a pretty sum tn twelve months. The roads may be opened today, While tlie roads are good It Is the college people are going to try surprising how much business those and get up there as far as Bpring city cars have racing up and down Hollow tomorrow. I 22 E. W. ELLIOT A 'V & CO. JE. W. ELLIOT & CO. , , Usi.l' . Crookston Likes To Skii On Hermans Hill N.D.A. N.D.A- WANTED HORSES-DRA- a - - 1J LFite V , - .kfM't'vfc' -- - . ''l? Sr'w.-i- s -- - Replete With New Spring Freshness and SADDLE FT Jfcil s PRODUCE, ANY KIND The three new Spring frocks illus trated here, merely hint of the love- liness of the new styles . . . women who appreciate smartness plus will enthuse over the many trig Spring modes now exhibited for the very first time. FURNITURE, ALL KINDS MEATS CLOTHING HARDWARE AND TOOLS FARM MACHINERY econ-om- O y, g Just Unpacked The Lunch Counter is operating on a half cash, half coupon basis. Each day a special will be served for all coupons, Bring Your Surplus to Us a WANTED Men and Teams to haul coal 73c per ton Natural Development Assn 95 West E. W. Elliot a First North N. D. A. and Company N. D. A. 2E. W. ELLIOT & CO. W. ELLIOT & CO. ive it m 01 fe fc God, give us men! A time like this demands Strong minds, great hearts true faith and ready hands; Men whom the lust of office does not kill; Men whom the spoils of office can not buy, Men who possess opinions and a will Men who love men who will not lie Men who can stand before a demagogue And damn his treacherous flattery without winking Tall men, who live above the fog sun-crowne- ol bi bi in M yc V, te m e to n d, In public duty and private thinking. For while the rabble with their thumb worn creeds, Their large professions and their little deed Mingle in selfish strife, Lo! Freedom weeps, Wrong rules the land, and waiting justice sleeps. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP LEAGUE OF AMERICA. Where Do We Go Next? mistaking the fact that if our county expenses were curtailed as those of Logan City, the taxpayers could have comparatively little complaint, but as expenses have been running in the past, it is no idle gesture to demand that 54 047.50 interest, making a total of $167,959.50. curtailment must start and start quickly. The question of are fixed charges that cannot be passed if the countys taxation is paramount, and if servants of the people know credit is to be maintained. when they are well off. they will begin right now to adjust - is their public outlays as they are curtailing their own expen- tax the if expecting It follows, therefore, that nowCountyses. It is futile to talk about lower taxes until we find no is There here. and start must work rcciuction, the As stated in the issue of February 3 of this paper, this be county's indebtedness totals $1,329,648.00. There must and $102,900 amount this principal above year on the paid These means and ways to lower public outlays. We do not wish to harbor doubts regarding the ultimate future, but when we read in the daily papers such as was found in yesterdays eastern news it is time we are diagnosing conditions right here. I quote, A national farmers strike in which every state in the Union will participate will be called unless the incoming administration brings quick relief to the farmer. Organization of farmers in several states is progressing ygcrar rapidly, the tales of the threatened strike are not elabor ed upon, but Reno said, It would appear swiftly and public wont know until it happens. Let every man in Cache conclude it is up to him pers ally to prevent such proposed events. Let him be willing sacrifice if in office in line with those out of office and will surely find ways and means by which his part can accomplished with pnde and satisfaction. J- - A. 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