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Show CAN Delivered In Logan Homes By Carrier A Home Paper for Home People Fir?.! War No. 5 9. Telephone 708 l.t ; X, L' 1 William Budge NurseTraitiing School Graduating Class INDIAN SERVICES MAY All, lVKSDAY, Butler Market fln Franciaoo, two eoore butter t 30 eeola 17. 19,12. (USDAi Klnetr today atUk a Weil Ctnkr 62 BASEBALL ENTHUSIASTS STATEROAD TO MEET WEDNESDAY EVE OFFICIALS IN CACHE Big Annual Teams, Rakes, Shovels and ELECTION Other Implements Will be in Hand to Put Dia- Horse Show Reached With Agreement Inez Maughan Elected Thursdavi mon n Plying Shape. ;MissPresident Reference to County t o Succeed A call is hereby made to all base- -' . ' Mrs. Blanches G Pitt-ma- n anticipation in Two Oil- - Kenneth Ikler W be Jedge f Shew ball enthusiasts ho tah to use the Lake Riders W be Here. Johnson Orore baseball diamond to Other Officers. ing Projects. ' like S ! Arrangements Being made to Bring Washakie In-- 1 dians Here for Frontier Days Celebration. ... I r be on j grounds at o'clock Wed- y W. J. Parker and P. O. Peterson, Thursday. May IS Is the day. and At the annual meeting of the Lo- night. May 18. There wiU be members of the state road comm is- -, the Stadium Is the place for the a full lineup of playert who are go- - ran Business and ITofewtoosI sion. Engineer Knomlton and dia- - big annual Horse Show at the Utah j mg to represent the Cache Ameri- - Women's Club held last eve nine at David can team. Ail others who wish to' the Library Auditorium, the follow-chi- ef trict Engineer Besson. C. F. Dunn. State Agricultural college accountant of the stale road Evan of Lein la the chairman and engage In the national pastime at ! Ing officers were unanimously elect-- I , Sunday, Secretary M. R. Hovy of the Levan Cliamber of Com- mere took A. B. Harrison and D. . H. Thomas, the Indian committee to Washakie to arrange for the Wash- -' akle Indiana to take part In the' Frontier Day and Rodeo Celebration at Logan July 9 . They arrived in time at Washakie to attend part of the Sunday school sendee.'' They were much Impressed with the manner In which the Indians conducted their sendees. Part of It was in Indian and part in English. Moroni Ttmpimboo, gave a short Aaronic talk in Indian on the Priesthood and then translated It in English for the benefit of the Chamber's Indian committee. The Indians were sorry to learn that Chief N. W. Crookston. the old and last of the Cache Valley Indian! Scouts was unable to be present. Af-- 1 ter the church service, complete ' arrangements were made for a num ber of the Indian families to come to Logan for the celebration with all their trappings, regalia, horses. wagons and other equipment and j take part in the parade. At the meeting of the Indians, I Moroni Tlmpimboo and Warren as the Wongan were appointed oommltte to represent the Indians and deal with the Chamber's Indian committee Bishop Parry who is the bishop of Washakie and his wife will be special guests of the Logan Chamber of Commerce's celebration committee for the celebration. Moroni Hlmplmnoo aent his beet regards with the committee to Cashier W. O. Darley of the Cache Prof. Valley Banking company. . he pro.nlsea a bigger and better tiie Johnson Drove should be there ed for the coming fiscal year bo--j show than any yet held. Besides to do Uieir bit. Arrangements have ginning 1. 1932. July ' . college and Logan horses these will been made for a four horse team Inea president. be famous horses from Salt Lake io pun a rTnvA drag over the field to do DrrUdent. Mareerr ' and Ogden. Frankie Young Sheriff the leveling act, Edna ponding secretary, Jorgenson: j Grant Young and Major Fiugeraid-- i or rakes, shovels, your any Bring V. Coulter; famous riders of Sait Lake City will ' other implement that will assist in recording secretary, Lola treasurer. Omega Campbell. ' !o be present to do their stuff, putting the ground! In the condi-UndMiss Maughan, president-- ) Bill Reading is in charge of the lion they siiould be for playing ball. elect, horse show division of tiie program. The grounds have been so wet and Miss Frink, were both charter members of the A special three galled and five heretofore that effective work was organization and have been actively The road commission stated that impossible. y gljted claw lor Cache Valley Intend to resurface the ple mlU be lie Id in addition If the boy. am prompt In arriv- - i Gurtngthe I state road between Logan and to tiie regular A number ' "g. it lU,.onIy take about a half year Misa piogram. Maughan has been vic- WellsvUle and between Logan and of 10 orlt DrcORXAr7 After novelty events have been planned. hour baa Smi infield. This work will be done The, include polo, mounted ww.il- - lh1 there can be a UUle fun in a cresjdent ame or two. Members of served in a most capable. Intelligent, without participation on the part ing between Prtlc teams and fraternity ' 1'' Che American crew will all and sympathetic manner as proof Cache county. The work will musical chairs. The sorority riding out U a big surprise gram chairman. Miss Frink has serconsist of crushed rock with oil contest is ved as International Relations chairattracting wide attention. m tor for team in the rolled upon the hard surface. It The girls are ever? practicing every day man during 1931-3- 2 and baa mhen be UlJa a fine covered with then nine, they mpet evenl xropjue, wdj be given (or much to stimulate a new Interest 11 u the Cache American crushed gravel. winners of first places in all events not only in local and national atThe state officials with the coun- ribbons for other places. Cap- - tam tain but in international affairs as over went commissioners the stale ty u i well. Edna Wa c & cox of M d Jorgenson, road between Logan and Smlthfield judge of Ule to play ball. Them big opening corresponding secretary, served aa to see the condition of the highway. In the morning at 10.30 a live- game ahem all the public will be president of the Logan Business stock exhibit wiU be held on the asked to come out and see the boys and Professional Women's club to 1928-2- 9 and Is thoroughly convercampus. Kenneth C. Ikeler, manager in action will be Decoration Day. of the Ogden Stockyards wUl be the There official diamond will be the sant with all phases erf club actlvis-ie- s. Lola Coulter, Incoming recordlr judge. A feature of this part of the Johnson Grove diamond. Other has been legislation chairsecretary, will milk be the program will teams day's be permitted as in the maid contest between sorority teams past to use this field, provided ar- man during the past year and has The Horse Show will begin in the rangements am made before hand. proved her ability .loyalty and sympathy for club objectives. The From Bern. Switzerland, the edl- - stadium at 1:30. treasurer, Omega Oairg-bel- l, tor of the Cache American has Just 3 Evacj is registration chairman for received an Interesting letter from of the committee are Don Cox, Uve-the coming state convention. B. Rush C. Budge who is making a Miss Maughan is the head of Sim tour of the world with bis parents. English department at the Logaa Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Budge and sister Senior high school; Mias Frink ta Ruth. N. W. ..Christiansen' principal of the Logan Academy; and His Band Will Parurfle reports the. scenery to have Hyrum Martha Aiigaler of Hy- Misa Jorgenson is employed at the rum Third ward, won first place Logan Temple; Mias Coulter is Ihe i' been beautiful in most of the coun- ade Street Friday Even-- j The address to the graduates of tries visited. This was especially in the Gleaner girl's public speaking head of the department of Hnmr Taber-1 Concert on ing contest at the Interstate tryouts Economics, Logan Academy; and the nurse training school of true through Italy. At Bern Dr. nacle Square. the William Budge Memorial hoe- - Budge is spending his time with a held last Tuesday in Brigham City: Miss Campbell is employed as teller Mrs. Geneva Cooper and two at the First National bank. pltal will be delivered by Dr. Adam famous goitre specialist. Hospitals mnl.hlno If. n.n of th. Utah V . .. children of Hollywood, Cal., arrived Owing to a conflict, the 8. Bennlon. Dr. Bennlon was for-- 1 in aU the large cities contacted have Retiring officers are: Prea. Mrs i State Agricultural College band wiU . .. ... . in Hyrum, Monday to spend a few Blanche Condit Pittman. Vice Pro merly head of the L. D. S. church been visited. Dr. Budge is acquaint- , Funeral services for Mrs. Maria a pubUc concert on Friday weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Inez Maughan. Cor. Sec. Maida .. ing himseU with the standards of Tho Oorlett Riter, wife of the late B. F. give . board of education. from 5 to 6 p. m., instead of on university titled ..Hudtjle Mrs. C. F. Olsen. Muir; Rec. Bee. Phebe Harding. will be held at the hospital sanitation and surgical Fxerclses 18 drived from of Riter, prominent Logan business Plcture as was previously an- Mrs. Melvin EUason returned Treas. Vanza Jackson. A visit will be methods practiced. ward Fourth chapel Wednesday same sensational serial of man, were held Monday afternoon Saturday the nounced. The band will do some the home Sunday after visiting for sevevening. They will begin at 7:30 p. made at Vienna, Austria and at In the Presbyterian church. Rev. Main Street be name whu appeared in College m. along maneuvering eral weeks at Heber City. Berlin while in will nine At o'clock Europe, Ticl the Ross Paden oil ated. Then me Its "place on the stand Under the new plan, as outlined A health clinic for all children 0,nU wa, go to the Eccles Hotel guests the where and life a large turnout of Francis Shored by Tabernacle Square. The Reby Superintendent KuLbnde, the of age in Hyrum will be evening will be concluded In danc-- 1 ute of the time has been long friends, with a beautiful array tall Merchants committee apprec- enjoyed pr, sident will be the supervisor over he.d Wednesday in the Stake House Heading the fine cast are Ramon jng of flowers. and that it has been a profitable the different division of adininistra- - at Hyrum. The Hyrum health corn-triiate very much the services of the Novarro, Madge Evans. John Ar- A quartet composed of Frank H. The outstanding things ob- tivc work. Ail of the council vice miUee is Band. Albertson and Ralph t Frank College ledge, completing arrangements M. Everton and Baugh, Fred Baugh, served in the foreign countries, are presidents will constitute the execu- - for the clinic. Dr. J. Paul KeorganiZC Mr. some Novarro Greaves. does Burgess, established This band has already L. P. Maughan, sang the opening customs and religion tive committee of the executive Dr. manners, Awards to students for participawork in his portrayal of C. Hayward and nurse Fern C. I. Stoddard of Richmond was the . - .. number. A duet was rendered by a wide reputation and is considered spkhdld j. ItaUftn board. Each of the vice president Jensen will be in attendance, Mrs. tion and outstanding work in school boy wl.u goes In Logan today. He reported that Frank H. Baugh and Mrs-- Eliza- one of the best In the country. It U theYale andimmigrant t resting p makes a big success of the Richmond Lions club reorganlz- has been given an administrative J. W. Anderson and Mrs. Ernest activities were presented in a stubeth Thorpe, with Mrs. Fred Baugh, composed of 65 pieces with more dent award assembly held today at a but after hard himself, only renThe schools officers 25 last H. than night. following throughout high The economic depression is world responsibility and will have separate Pe ersen are in charge of the Baugh accompanist; Frank the Utah State Agricultural college. some Evans also Miss does him. struggle. under rangements. were working elected: Noah Pres. Woodland, wide according to the letter. Condered a vocal solo. Rev. Ross Paden Utah. Idaho and Wyoming repreJames Fillmore was in charge of th as s ine millionaire the evena held At acting W. vice Is Z. Monday directed hy meeting Harris; trary to stories heard, America, is jst president; gave a scriptural reading and read sented. The band foUo' Dr' E- Tennis club was organized- meeting and introduced the students a daughter who falls but thereby second vice president, G. O. Merrill; respected everywhere. People of the A. Jacobsen, ing several favorite poems of deceased. Prof. N. W. Christiansen. Logan, education: Those who were elected as officers who presented the various awards. a tall twister, R. L. Allen; lion tamer, world are looking to the citizens of Rev. I. O06hen of Salt Lake talked The general public should keep ' hangs Joseph Qumney, Jr., relationnip of the club were: treasurpresident, Wetl The committee on awards included and of his first Lewis; secretary As Cyrus be from would for the this continent guidancethis wonderful concert in mind next Interestingly, telling expected and personnel; John E. Griffin, dell G. Eldrid Lar- Emerson Abbott, R- E. Bemtson, and Allen; L. secretary, JohnErnest F. er, Hendricks; meeting with the deceased husband Friday on the Tabernacle square title of the play there is a great Newton; John A. Israelsen, Hyrum, Don Jensen. James Fillmore. The list of stuathletic manager, sen; An orchestra composdeal about football involved. But, son, director. and his high regard for the family. from 5 to 6 p. m. and A. E. Anderson, Logan, busicards are being sold dent who received the medals and Membership at the same time, it is considerable ed of Ruth Olsen, Norma Crockett, Burial was In the Logan cemetery. W. M. ness; Everton, Logan, pro- to fix up the tennis court and de- pins for their work as student body more than Just a football picture Dorothy White, Ina Doty and Aud' Among the outside visitors at the gram; George E. Burgi, Preston, officers and as members of staffs folexpenses. This music. furnished as fray children rey Harris, were well the catches rather and services remarkably activities; Carl Carlson, Preston, follows: class summer The at summer kindergarten will orchestra the P. B. Mrs. Riter, spend the spirit and traditions of a great lows: Attorney and standards. Student Body Emmerson Abbott, started Monday morning, under the Salt Lake; Mr- and Mrs. Corlett university as It rolls down through Island Park near the Yellowstone direction of Thelma Liljenquist, with president; Ma urine Flint, vice pro-- si Park. Riter of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. dent; lone Tarbet. an enrollment of twenty-twThe Nibley ward baseball team R. Bradley Riter of Sacramento; Executive Council Janies FillIt seems highly probable that this Mrs- - Cyril Baugh are reMr. and of is too a much for little Albambra, Just Riter the Inez Held Miss Water Meeting and is the m act and more, Ralph Wanlass, Allan West son. fine of arrival a over the York-R- oy a A. joicing New gradWest, as was team determined Providence California. as yet been made that Jack Mrs. H. C. Jensen was hostess Rex Dibble, Beth Merrill, At Wellsville last night a meeting in the Sunday game when the Nibuate of Utah State Agricultural col- scenes of hfe. the colIese Many who users water was afternoon to the Coterie Christensen. held the with in 22 is among Thursday 17 agriof score won warders graduates the lege, ley by us of let the In dead, memory 4-- H utlful campus will come under the proposed Hyrum Cheer Leader Boyd Pulley. club. Bridge was enjoyed. A delici- ,on, cultural economics and rural soc- to 5. of Yale. It Song Leader John Anderson. help the living. Through the untir-- 1 ous lunch was served. Mrs-- Arthur interesting to compare project. H. C. Parker, secretary, was iology awarded fellowships by the There was a fairly good crowd out customs with present. He reports that all present Editors Adrain Wright, Buzzer; efforts of those vitally Interested Jensen received high score prize aud ing Social Science Research Council of fese and the various at the Providence field to watch western univer of our Harold Lillywhite, Student Life. signed the subscription blanks un- the New York, it was announced today. in the American Legion Poppy pro-- ! Leah Petersen consolation prize, game as it progressed. sltles- Managers Edward Bagley, Bus- 1932-3an Mrs. Morrie Rosenbaum water allotments der was A the club by 3 Girls proposed 22 The the commercial is carry Smithfield, fellowships for gram poppy E. Mauchley caught for the win, and Mrs Dan Ufa; the government engineers. Sheets Mr. Wests eliminated and only of Briglmm City . Nwtarjer. Student organized Thursday under the di- stipends of $25,770. gradually being Kenneth showing allotments between Wells- ners and Cummings and Hulse the poppies made by the disabled Stimpson of Ogden were Sunday Rex rection of June Read and Marie scholarship Is for advanced study Lover Or lowers e, Renner men are of Mrs. France Gillespie, Basketball; Harold ville and Mendon will be received pitched. For Providence, White. Club officers are: President, at the University of Wisconsin. being sold. Does it not give visitors at the home president Joseph R shepherd of this week, and as soon as they ar- was the catcher with Anderson, Claud Jensen, Tennis; was served Track; a delicious supper Olsen, to Lillian Lowe; vice president, Golda of service the Logan temple has one of the rive a meeting will be held for the Thorpe and Lenhart doing the you a deeper feeling John Anderson, Social and Draknow that you are buying the pop- in honor of Mrs. Olsen's birthday. Roy A. West who was granted a most beautiful Reeder; secretary and treasurer, beds in the en- water users of that section. tulip Ros-altwirling. afternoon a great number matics. research fellowship in New York, Sunday The formed. have their Dorothy Griffiths; song leader, fingers pies tire state. It Is at his home, east Debating Darrell Crockett. Rex one great symbol of the poppy is of people of the Hyrum stake motFacer; game leader, Metta took his bachelors degree at the of the Logan William Morrell, Ralph temple. In the bed service. The poppy campaign is a ored to Clarkston and gathered at Dibble, Hale; reporter, Ella Hall. The years U.S.A C. in 1928. He taught two years that occupies the north side of his Wanlass, of Lynn Martin Klepffer. Harris, grave-sid- e the work was outlined, after which at the North Cache Seminary at front of of sacrifice the fitting symbol yard, is first a long row of Buzzer Staff Marion Redford, Richmond and received his masters 17 FT who died in the service of where a short program was renderA 'those games were played. F70F? red tulips. Immediately back of It 1 1 V at is our country and shouid remind us ed, with Mrs. Henry Terry of ths Ruth Clayton, Lenoard Weed, J. H. Roskelley of the Amalga- degree, majoring in sociology, another long row of yellow tulips tola Cherrmgton, Francis Knott, A. stake board of the obligations and sacrifices we mated Sugar company, took a large the U. S. A. C. in 1931. and then comes a tow of orchid and We Thank Phyllis Kirkham, Marjorie Vernon, singing, congregational should make. While sale the He entered school here from immediately back is a row of deep actual was group of boys from here on Friday the Cache Valley represenJ. Marcus Griffin of Newton and He Prof. Boyd Pulley, Jay Nielsen, Della . thin beets at Twin Falls, Idaho. Rupert, Idaho. He married Geneva re(j tulips. The flower steams on the Kendrick Hawkes of Preston will tative in the state Kent of poppies is a one day effort the Thee O God for a Phophet, prayer, Church, Lois Lunt, Virgie Fraugh-to- n, done was by of work formerly rhis activity really extends over weeks Henry Lerry in charge; Day of Draper, a degree student different rows are all growing at sing the male leads in the St. Cec- vocal contest. Laura Lee Parker, Lorraine short talk on Silas the U. S. A. C. in 1930. foreigners. different lengths. But President ilia Mass, Sunset Festival to be Mr- Hawkes has also been out- and months and helps the disabled Bishop HarrisAllen; Edna life; Mrs. Alta Boley, Clyde Jorgensen, Dr. Frank L. West of the college Shepherd dosen't confine his efforts presented by the music department standing in music circles of Logan. soldier to help himself. It is a great Martin sketch of the life Smith, Hazel So wards, TwiUa Lund a gave Brenchley see to to be able these satisfaction won him colvoice His baritone was rich has a faculty said today that it entirely to tulips. His yard Is full of the Utah State Agricultural Open Air Danceof of Martin Harris. Student Life Awards Frank Smithfield, distinct honor to receive a fellow- of beautiful blossoms. lege under the direction of Professor much praise In his portrayals of men happy in making these small Henry McCracken Fonnesbeck, Boyd Pulley, Hazel Walter Welti. Mr. Griffin is well leading parts In school operas, flowers who many of them saw for was in Logan today. He is getting ship, such as received by Mr. West, Conrad Harrison, Grant Red-forDies in Los Angeles known in Logan and Cache Valley Kampus Kaprlces, and other pro- - the first time in the ready to open up the McCracken and that it had been bestowed be- Stealing Horses Edith Funk, Howard Law, In France. of final fields Yet the of ductions of Smithfield at Marie Miss hall the of college, cause daughter Pedersen, dance his exceptional scholarship. through open air outstanding performananalysis it depends on us. Our loyal- - the late Hans A. Pedersen, of this Farrell Spencer, Francis Knott, HorIt is reported that a number of ces in practically all of the musical The Festival will be given as on May 27. Mr. McCracken has been wear- - city, died in a Los Angeles hospital ace Hulme, Lois Lunt, May Swenhorses vicare missed in the being presentations of the college In the part of the graduation exercises of ty of spirit, the sincerity and making some needed changes and Breaks Leg son, Virgie Fraughton, Sherman inity of Preston and it Is believed past few years. He has a tenor voice the college on Friday, May 27 In the Ing them, success cannot be reachtoday, according to word received will have the place in first class was they are being stolen. Sheriff W. D. of fine quality and will handle the Logan Tabernacle. Edward P. Kim- ed unless we seek to help the suf- here. She has been suffering with Lloyd, Ruth Clayton, A. H. Glbbona, of Providence Jacob Schenk date. The the for opening shape Austin Fife, Carmen Halverson, Ora-1Bluebird orchestra has been engag- rushed to the hospital here today Head made the rounds of the valley tenor solo portion of the perfor- ball, nationally famous organist will ferers along their pathway of life. diabetes for some time. Miss Pederwe acluckier are Cragun. which than In - This will of an Details week H. A. broken a in the to for with will this The the dancelocate was the sen they, leg. mance He manner. organ attempt excellent play in accompaniment. bookkeepr ed for the opening in this community Pedersen Company here for many Dramatics Or&lie Cragun, Boyd at one valuable horse taken from a be remembered for his creditable presentation will be free to the let us be the first open air dance to open cident were not determined with our usual spirit of helpfulness. correll over the week end. press time. rendition of the Duke In Rlgoletto. public. years. In the valley. (Continued on Pag Five) 25-2- 4 commission, met with the county commissioners in a special session Monday They were here in refer-- , ence to the cooperative oiling agree- ment aith the county on the Hy- rum and Lealstna roads. It was agreed that the county 4 would participate on a basis. present estimates, it will cost Cache county 7.592 for both pro- -. r , 29-7- er peo-the- . i 1 val-w- Ul k-- Phle j newly-electe- ! VC D CHANGE OF DATE DR. : GIVE ID virile A College Play To Finish At Capitol Final Tribute Held Monday For Mrs. Riter Blllf I newly-ele- j cted Hyrum Social ADDRESS News; Public Speaking Contest EXERCISES M I kWh ' u 7 ol p. Award Day Observed At College . ' d j .. , - - - ' Nibley Ward Baseball Team Wins on Sunday ROY A. WEST IS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP," ' Club Form At Smithfield f Pfplay true-to-li- Amerian Legion Poppy Day fe o. hf H ' j r Lilly-whit- yn PROF WELTI SELECTS AK IJCTQJ jo r I LjCTJ AL ' - blood-stain- d, 1a |