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Show AMERICAN Delivered In Logan Homes By Carrier Subscription Per Year Mail or Carrier $1.59 A Home Paper for Home People First Year No. 43. LOGAN, UTAH, TUESDAY APRIL 12. 1932. Telephone 701 POTTERY MADE Smithfield HILL GRINDS Now Awaits Health Fete IN LOGAN IN OUT FLOUR 1877 Smithfield Preparations health day here April 37 are tically complete, according to COMING 12 TO PARTICIPATE HERE ONE OF for prac- in charge. The biggest event of the day will be the gigantic parade, in which more than 5000 county school childMuch Interest in Chinn Ex- ren will march, according to Leonhibit to Be Held Lib- ard Olson, the chairman of the parade committee. Mr. Olson has namrary Next Sunday. ed the following aides: A. W. Chambers, Harry Mlchaells, Mr. Rl Whitney Jensen of Weston. Idaho has written to the Logan T. L. Sorenson, Henry Watts, WilChamber of Commerce that she de- liam Erickson, Lamont PUkington, sires to enter a pottery exhibit for George L Waite, Kernel Toolson, the China display in the Logan-CacPerry Reese and Orvll Heaps. Library on April 17th spon8upport of the entire Smithfield sored by the Library Committee of populace is being solicited by Mr. the Chamber of Commerce. Olson for participation In the par Mrs. Jensen slates that her hus- ' de. Community organizations and re asked to band's father was In the pottery buflne business In Logan In 1877. She will n piusiuii ut bjuii. uiu uuuiuui exhibit some of the pottery dishes acUvltlcs for the afternoon Is being made by him. llned UP by c- - A. Hurren and Floyd Mis. ha, ' Thornlfy. Other features are being a very tnteresMne miUrtinn outUned to complete the day's pro- China ware. Some of It Is more than ' mc 0sk'lleyld 250 years old. This will be on dls-My,r Roskelley Is chair China at the Exhibit play man of the general committee. Saturday, the Library riommlt--1 a tee met and completed further plans for the China exhibit. There will be a number of exhibitors with Inter-- ! These with the eetlng collections. special lecture to be given by an expert from Salt Lake City, should attract many of the townspeople and a number from the County. CONTESTS FOR NEEDY com- mittee Six Hundred Barrella Ordered from Logan Institution for County Dis- at European Talk To Be Given Friday tribution. ; OKI IN LOGAN Merchants Flrmage, chairman of the The Inter Relations club of the community storehouse, announced U. S. A. C. headed by Darts Mc- - Th the officer Monday hat the Central MIU of Entlrtt hu arrmngpd for special hta city U working full time grind- chamber of the ' ; ulbe . ,t T American F. T. a t. j,. hWy number J h,11 " W1 Aliev!" lxwa of entries and 30. 800 particl- - April 3 at least Prohman of Port- - j hood Including Priest-Recent- SAYS LETTER Rush Budge ' Tells of Visit to Japan and China Americans Being Copied. ly eet-go- d j K--in. KNOWN Rush Budge on board the steamsupervisor, Sunday school, land. Oregon, a golf enthusiast, Mutual and scout officer are e- - ship Oaten Noork between Bala Vea lf tl0 constructed more than 150 peclally requested to attend the and Singapore, write February 3S course In Oregon and the sion on Saturday evening where a to the Logan Chamber of CommerNorthwest, Vls7tod'in. 1U was special demonstration of Correla- ce that their party are enjoying invited to look over the Logan Golf tion work will be presented. Elder their trip very much. He says Japan Course. Melvin J. Ballard of the council of Is a delightful country, but China the twelve will attend the sessions Is one of mystery. Shanghai was a and speak to the peoplj. real hotbed when they were there hjl.l. comml tee and of the Logan Chamber IfTTT Commerce. Friday evening, April Red Cross 15 Prof- - Alden flour y111 of Illitory 0j the Dana Alley. p, Placed With the four stakes the CoHrc. ,W. , thorlzed by The regular quarterly conference of the Logan Stake will be held next Saturday, April IS at 7:30 p. m. and Sunday the 17th at 10 o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. with a fine program by the stake Possibil-- I mutuals Sunday night at T:30 p. m. to Display Enthusiast Likes ities of Making Wonder-Visitor- s n School Colors to Give ' general public Is In riled to Grounds for Golfers Welcome them sessions and the mem- her of the priesthood and all corDates Set For April relation worker. A. A. he Elder M. J. Ballard ROUND WORLD To Attend Logan Stake Conference TRIP ENJOYED GOLFCOURSE IN HIGH SCHOOL BAND Eight Pages West Center I Logan Stake Presidency. several weeks ago. He saw many of Ume and Pi one at Logan has some of the ths warships of the strong nation ' a)lf3r h?ve. wh8t lt man 10 th Vmled 6ut most natural and best possibilities. there to protect the people in the two da' and nifihU. He hM tnad nln WP The opportunity for making one of foreign settlements. He saw consi' Park Is school band arCity high lnc t,ie He . ule finest golf courses In the coun- derably of the bombardments by ths sl,,,,mrnt w),t 125 with members. Pocatello and Is well informed on the subject, corning Is here. The setting is wonderful. Japanese from the river and many nl Hyrum stake wlU receive the A11 Uw memberj of the Logan hlch school band will have 100 try of the forts were shelled with a raid I would like to have such a layout and Other, members. Box Elder high school chanbt'r of conunerc Dregon devek)p lu l predict by six Japanese warship Morgan high x wouW hve , nuiny golf player clvlc organizations of the city and band. 75 member. Leaving Shanghai, they went to ' local wheat. The clUzens wh0 are interested are echool band. SO member. North j not hnHU them. Her la Honkong which Is a very pretty 80,1001 membandlnvltM to attend tw'Pache hlgh aomething that every pubUc aplrit-tn- e place. It is built on an island, and tiiooTHiC.hespeclaIly flOUr U tA bers. South Cache high school band. rtuKlii une..M t I. overlooks the bay. It is modern and cUizcn in Logan should support tributlon. 80 members, Logan Senior high morally and financially. It is one very English. Manila is picturesque band. 125 member, and Logan Jun- - of with its old wall, its odd Portuguese tor high band. 50 member. There j forts. The Philippines are trying thc 8uch given at the k Magna, Price and aome others to regular monthly meeting of the dl- -. very hard to copy the ways of the Horses Become hear from. Frightened Americans. While there they spent rector of the Logan Chamber of and Run Away, Throw- an afternoon with Captain Russell Nampa, Idaho will eend some Commerce, Monday evening. Mr. O. j ffeber high school, Ogden Guy Cardon who represented the were ing Dallas Lowe Against Maughanfine.and family whoat Singhigh school. West Bide high school. Logan Golf and Country Club was looking They stopped Fence. Franklin The citizens of Frank- Pleasant Orove and Weber high present and urged the director of apore on the very Up end of the John T. Caine in of Chicago, rethe able direction of school will all send soloists. After the chamber to get back of the under lin, Malay peninsula Java is a beautiful of Union the Stock presentative 18 WilDallas son of Lowe, Mrs. Wm. O. Robinson of the the band contest at Price, some golf club morally and financially place with 41,000,000 people on the Yards, was a visitor In Logan over Chairman liam Lowe of Providence Is resting island. Beta via, the capltol, Is a city Idaho Day Committee are getting others may also decide to come. Monday for Retired 0,8 week end- H Charles Wilkes, It Is customary for various busiThs Boise where he has gone in the in- things In readiness for the annual easy at the hospital today, following of several hundred thousand. of Bedford, terests big June (Idaho) Day celebration, ness houses to sponsor the different Dairyman of his a serious accident Monday after- Dutch colony has grown, and there company. Taking characters from real life on held be will this which year bands with window displays of the Returns to Mr. Caine was rather optimistic noon In which a team of horses he are rows and rows of fine buildings Wyoming is a certain way of putting realism school colors. The J. C. Penney comover conditions in the east He says June 15th. was driving, ran away and threw and houses. I admire the Dutch His Youth. of into a screen story. City Early have pany has asked to sponsor the Park of architecture very much. We The different committees business interests are taking a him big against the fence. The lad style This, according to William Anare on our way to Singapore and to more cheerful outlook on conditions been named and are hard at work City band. The colors of this school a sustained of fracture Wilkes of Charles Bedford. Wyocompound thony McGuire, noted playwright a few hours will cross the equator. The new over the country. Sheep and cattle outlining the different projects un- are cardinal and white. the left thigh. and screen dramatist, accounts for ming, Is a visitor In Logan. He came are will firm of Christiansen's In a few days we shall be in Calder their esto Inc, jurisdiction. and hold, good property The much of the discussion that has here to attend the funeral services who is the support of a cutta. The climate Is good considlad, is the opinion of the mother-in-lacommittees are: B. sponsor the Preston high school The pecially sheep, of different, Mrs. his today widowed mother, bad purchased a ering where we are. Hope everyon arisen over the gripping story of Other local business houses visitor. He doeent see any immed- R. Parkinson, advertising: O. L. band. horse at an auction sale here Satur- is okeh to Logan. the Fox Sene L. Munk. It was thirty eight iate advance in Disorderly Conduct, of wool, Reed Halverson, will be asked to sponsor the other price moved finance; Wilkes Mr. Wright, that year ago to the Films sensation coming day. He had mated the animal and contest his family from Logan and settled program; O. F. Cornish, sports; bands in the was driving along to a wagon when Capitol Theatre Wednesday with comJ The and C P. Adraln tn Housing Reception decorating; at Bedford, Wyoming, the heart Hampton, became Lightened when,, the hr Sally Ellers, Spencer Tracy and El ori-- ' wm once Mrs. at 'meet and and mlttct InvltaUortrHr. Whitehead,' of Star Valley, where he followed double trees hit their heels. He the Brendel tiT the leading roles. 1 canvas to pro-L. to the G. Mrs. A. E. Fuhriman, city Wright, ganize cattle raising and dairying. Director Wm. Peterson was mastering the situation when Practically the entire plot of the and Earl Shumway, reception and vide sleeping quarters for the bands one of the guide lines broke. Pulling is now Wilkes Mr. past seventy; on based actual is happenMeets With Members of on picture entertaining; Mrs. Joseph Lowe, and to receive the bands as they one line caused the horses to run I years of age but is in good health, of The 28th. Chamber ings, McGuire said recently. arrive Elliott Butte relics; rworth, April Protecand Game Fish banquet, Into the fence. The horses liberatalthough he has turned all his In- - j won't say where lt all occurred, Lorwill be the Commerce and Lewis Grant Alma headquarters Biggs, ed themselves from the wagon and Funeral services were held Saturtive Associations. cause most of the characters In- terests over to his family He has befor the bands and soloists. enzo Durrant, streets and grounds. one was so frightened that lt was day in the Seventh Day Adventist volved are still alive, but I was In a come so attached to the Star Valley j can who of the city Any people All Fish and Game Protective not stopped until it ran to the church for Mrs. Hannah Anderson position to observe the whole af- section where he has lived so long, house one of more of these band reto he Associations of the county were re- Logan river bridge cm South Main Johanson. They were directed by the that expects was spend little changing fair, and very members on the evening of April 29 Elder Charles Nelson. Prayers were his In there. a gathering at the street. of mainder days presented the story for necessary in writing will confer a great favor on the offered by Elder W. D. Frazee of state fish northwest rearing ponds film production. Housing committee by calling the of Ogden and Scott Casey. The grave the City, Sunday morning. Wil The hero was an Intimate friend Logan Chamber of Commerce. at the Logan cemetery was dedicatliam of the Peterson, president Into con p who got To help with the State band of mine a speed-coed by Charles Nelson. Former Club President Caohe was pre-tthe' tesVin bounty reitod'y Logan',' of association, Student trouble with his superiors for The life's history was given by nt 811(1 Plnted out th Problems Tells of Womens Place Hyrum Word was received this U. S. A. C. will sponsor a stu- fusing to play favorites. Just as I Vaul Moore. The speakers were Elwhich confront In those of of dent dance at the Palais d'Or next charge have portrayed him In the picture, ders Charles Nelson and W. D. Nominating Com- morning by the Jensen family, the death of their mother, Mrs. An- Wednesday evening April 13. The the fish propagation here. he was 'broken' when he arrested Frazee. Music for the services wa Elected. mittee local The of the possibilities Christian of widow Senior nie of notorious of a the Logan politistudent body Jensen, the daughter Last rites for Reed Anderson, 28, directed by Amos Hansen. Providence Funeral services for were out the and pointed hatchery at Rockford, oocured which Womans Place In the Present-da- y Jensen, cian, and this soured him completehigh school are also invited. Special Bertha Sohm Bartschi were held tor itocklng son of the late George D. Anderson, Mrs. Invitations are being sent to the 10511118 of ralslne Social Structure was the sub- Idaho, Saturday. April 9th. ly. Realizing that under the cirSecond ward chapeL the in Sunday Into. the of Eggs who fell victim to an appendicitis Kne slream? local dancing and civic clubs of the cumstances a man was foolish to Counselor N. W. Fuhriman con- ject of a talk given to the members Jensen was a life long resident 6811 out In the warm operation, were held to the Fourth hatched with her was without and law fear the to to attend the enforce visiting of Profesparty. Business Hyrum the dancing and Logan city try afternoon. ward chapel Sunday ducted. The ward choir furnished ln ,35 ,of the or favor, he went to the opposite ex- the music. The speakers were: John sional Womens club, at its regular daughter, Mrs. George Bankhead In The public in general is invited to W8 fr There was a large turnout of relaof takes while it three upwards death. of her time Idaho, at the treme. atten(j Stauffer, Peter GJettrup, Mrs. Marie monthly meeting held last evening She was bom In to get the same results at tives and friends to pay their last Preston Leo Buttars, field agent Chellen, Den.Prof. N. W. Christensen, chairman months The at the Library Auditorium, by Mrs. Tibbitts and E. D. Mathews. the canyon hatchery. This Is due tribute of respect and sympathy for the Del Monte people has reChristine B. Clayton, former local mark, Nov. 27, 1854, the daughter of the committee on contests and to bereft. the to water. prayers were by H. A. Theurer, J. of the the temperature ceived word that he is authorized to of Jens Poulsen and Dorothea arrangements announces that one Richards and the dedicatory prayer club president. Poulsen. She is survived by of the judges for the coptests will Fish mature much faster ln the Bishop Ira Hogan of the Thatcher extend his operations up to 500 acres Following the talk given by Mrs in the city cemetery was by Bishop Niels C. and no doubt come from Oregon. He valley water than they do ln the ward conducted the services. The more peas for Franklin county. Bartschi of Nownau, Bear Lake. The Clayton, the following nominating the following children, of Hyrum, John C. will be out of the state of Utah. cayoP: The first order was for 300 acres Charles speakers were Ray Pond, Richmond; Jensen was committee elected: Mae Mrs. Relief society carried the flowers, Besides the directors of the var- Charles Izatt, Thatcher; Pres. G. which have C. Jensen Other local Judges will be appointed. Reuben of Jensen A. Logan, just about been conMusser, chairman; Margery and the following sons and two Smith-fiel- d ious of associations Hyrum, A. Hogan of Lewiston. Jonathan tracted, and the new order for 50 Millie as pallbearers: Roy Frink, Edith Hayball, May McCar-re- y, of Great Falls, Montana, acted nephews Richmond and being present Hale and Simpson Roper offered acres will run the total for tho Henry Biggs, Franklin, Idaho and Linnie Telford. Reports by Morairty of Butte Montana, Mrs. Attend Conference Sohm, Vernan, Melvin and Irwin at the ponds Sunday, County War- - the prayers. Musical numbers were county up to 800 acres. Mae 56, prominent fanner and citizen Bartschi and Weldon and Lorln local committee chairmen were made Rose Elkins of Tooele and Cache County visitors the John rendered Among PetersmLiivenre Mr. Buttars says that the 500 by the Fourth ward choir, of Franklin, died at his home Frion the efficiency standard adopted Nelson, Laura Haslam of Plngree, to April conference In Salt Lake Abersold, John Richards offered the Alvin precaretaker and Bair, son, violin solo, Miss Rebecca Stewart; acres will be for the perfection Bankhead of Rockford, were Mrs. Mark Neuberger, Mrs. the of Utah Federation Business Agnes day night. Ida, by benediction. sident of the Richmond association and a vocal number by a male quar- variety. The 300 acres under the He was bom here June 3, 1876, a and Professional Womens dubs, Ed Spencer and Mrs. R. A. Stewart. were In torment was In the Providence many of the committees (Continued on Page Five) present. tet, led by James McMurrin. Burial first order to contract were for the son of John and Jane Ramsbottom 100 rating Bartschi of Bear It has been suggested that each was in the Logan city cemetery. cent. Margery Frink, Internaearly surprise. Biggs. He had been active as a far- cemetery. Bishop per of the associations ln the county dedicated the grave. tional relations chairman, briefly remer, had been a member of the Lake Brother John Bartschi and family viewed the news of the sponsor another pond to be built city council and for the past year day both north of the present plant. If this chairman of the Franklin school wish here to express their deepest at home and abroad. could be done by each of the assocboard. He married Minnie Oldham gratitude to all who In anyway iations Including Logan, the state assisted or offered consolation in in 1902. Besides his widow, three sons and this bereavement strawberries, and tulips than to play would match the funds and another series of pounds could be built. Name Given Next Week a daughter survive: Ernest Biggs, golf, football or tennis. He has a car Several hundred thousand trout Four More Days of Highest Extra GET A MILLION 8an Juan; Mrs. E. W. Olsen, Samuel Back to Work drives the and it has but he well, could then be grown, giving about Vote Period. Each $20 Turned in VOTES. (Editors Note: There will ap- unaccountable Eslie Jensen, deliveryman for the and Donna Biggs, Franklin; a brosense in these good Heres how to get a million vote one million fish for stocking county pear each week a series of articles days of depression Earns 100,000 Extra Votes. Get A Mrs. Dora Logan Steam Laundry, who had the ther and five sisters: to take a long without much effort. Suppose you streams each year. Cache American under this walk in the Dur-ranabout William Mrs. break his ankle to misfortune Oxford; Million While They Are Highest. enter Jolley, Sunday afternoon. Of Funeral services for Mrs. Sene heading. These articles are written course everyfavorite today and get three subscripMrs. Alice Funk, Mrs. Maud six weeks ago, has recovered sufbook is Huxley's his tions a day during your first ten are who Larsen who of died 84, about the Munk, valley Friday people his to .H. ficient to be able to be back Adamson, Mrs. Mae Handy and W most despises one he and the Essays With only four more days of the days in the campaign when votes are being held today In the Fourth generally known and by a writer work again. Biggs, Franklin. is East Lynne. Next to hiking ward chapel. biggest amount of extra votes given count double for you, that would Deceased was the who Is familiar with their past life master his and vegetable raising with subscriptions it will pay any be thirty subscriptions. widow of Hens J. Munk. She resid- and family connections. They will Suppoea passion is that of playing chess and contestant ln our big campaign to they were as follows: ed at 194 East 3rd North Street. be full of human Interest.) one evening a week he gathers e full work with subs, at one She was born in Denmark, Nospeed ahead. Each Twenty-fivhim Logans most ardent $20 turned In right from the beginvember 20, 1847, the daughter of Our portrait today Is that of a around 500,000 votes year each VOTES chess whether Presbyterplayers, Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Larsen. She man who hears the most Illustrious ning earn 100,000 extra votes for Five subs, at two years C. F. Beach, Logan ....155,000 stem of from the or ians sprung the contestant turning same in. each came to Logan ln 1862 where she pedagogical name ln Utah. And he 300,000 votes 185,000 Mrs. Fred Duce, Hyde Park Jesses rod he cares not, so long as That offer closes at 9 p. m. next Nomination coupon has since made her h:me. 5,000 votes does honor to the name for he is conhave chess courage and A1 Evans, River 135,000 and after that time no Bonus on above up to Heights Saturday Surviving are five sons and daugh- the most Just man on the faculty they In Is new nominations will be accepted ters as follows: Joseph S. and A. J. of the Agricultural college as well centration. But there a tragedy 262,500 votes April 16th Mrs. Ruby Jensen, Hyrum 170,000 his life. Instead of putting in his Munk of the Oliver one and during the remainder of the camliked as of most Benson; the Munk, Mrs. Arlo Jones, Lewiston. 135,000 research he has to on time spare Total At the election held Friday at the paign. Subscribers and friends who 1,067,500 votes His career goes Howell; Mrs. Emma Wilkes, Bed- most respected. hours on colsoul Mrs. R. W. Lewis, Benson 175,000 Senior high school, the fol- have promised one of the contestThats easy Isnt lt? ford,, Wyoming and Mrs. Lottie from range riding on his father's spendclerical deadening Logan of work. Instead hiking Now that you can see how easy officers for next year were ants a subscription or renewal can Carlson, Logan; 24 grand children ranch ln Beaver County to acquir- lege 150,000 Mrs. Pearl Leonhardt, Providence with boon companions, he has to lowing favorite In the race more lt is to get a million or more votes, 23 great grand children. their best at elected: and help the doctor's his degree ing 125,000 Delbert Maughan, Wells ville hike alone, for his friends love cars President now while the votes are the highest. why hesitate any longer-le- ts Among the out of town relatives state university ln the country. The more Spencer stop than their calves. Most tragic Keith 215,000 Mrs. Hazel Nelson, Logan. who attended the services were: W. doctors degree is of such easy acVice President Do not wait for any better vote playing around and get down to LoRee McGee outside ten of all about people only T. Cranney and son Gerald, Mrs. cess Skidmore 160,000 that lt is becoming his family Secretary offers as there will absolutely be business. The campaign will soon be Carrol Olsen, Logan and classes know what a Ruth The vote schedule over and you will never have an opEx. Comm. nothing better. but Dibble even Cleve a Freestone, honor, Harvey Oakley, facile, Idaho; ignoble, L. C. 205,000 Is. Pocock, Logan. Mrs. rare spirit he Mrs. Kenneth Strlngfield, Jeroms; his Is one of those that indicate Ex. Comm. for the entire campaign was pub- portunity like this again. Of course Marie Cooley J 95,000 Leith W estover, Logan Mrs. Everett Fuller, Artlsian, Idaho; scholarship attainable by only a Ex. Comm. lished when the campaign was an- there will be other campaigns but no Bill Stewart Marshall nounced and will be strictly adhered soft spots like there are In this one. Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Wilkes, Bed- few. Like a genuine A. C. man. he 200,000 (Last portrait was that of Mrs. Ralph Porter Mrs. Prank Winn, Smithfield- loves better to grow raspberries. Florence Beatty Thatcher). Howard Passey Lets get going! ford, Wyoming. Judge to by the management. - ; TnAm i Eurl t the present I rnLn f j - : lnrneTfm LAD INJURED , LEFT LOGAN THIRTY EIGHT Real Life Has Fund Of Film Plot Situations hntert tn mude YEARSAGO J. T. Caine III Makes Visit Committees Selected For Dnv Irljltlrt luauu lsckj To Home Town IN ACCIDENT ,u . i rt ! - j . j Mrs. Johanson Laid At Rest On Saturday TALK GIVEN Mrs. Bartschi Buried Sunday AT LIBRARY Hyrum Lady Died Saturday At Rockford he At Providence Reed Anderson Services Held In Fourth Ward More Peas For Franklin County Henry Biggs Died Friday At Franklin 7 CACHE VALLEY PORTRAITS DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN? EXTRA VOTES IN CAMPAIGN LOWER AFTER SATURDAY Sene L. Munk Services In Fourth Ward tb LOGAN HIGH CONTESTANTS RESULTS now-a-da- ys r 4 r |
