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Show CACHE Pape Six i Botul- - and Company u Broond-Clui- t)urmlrndrnt J Bubacrlption Rale, AdvertlaUK Rate by Underground Power 19.19 MARKETS r rejXirU revived Allen T. Banford. State Director I r Lte National Enu-rmy Council. during the monUt of March, $48 8o5 068 In ment lnMiranre benefit wiv land to 4593 729 workers In forty-nin- e VVVdn. .Mi.iy Matter, November $. 1931 , . Pwt Office At Levan. uun, under th Act ot March lo-rr- ThurMhy. May 4. UTAH 1.00 A S', CACHE COUNTY. -- "I Wheat Atairdu.g to C. ALLFN J; Editor WM. C. ENGLAND, Manager J. H. ENGLAND, Mechanical I' K I CA N Unemployment Insurance Benefits Paid CACHE AMERICAN 1 InurMiay, Newspaper. itebteht-day muruUitu by the Cache American PuDUxhu at ti Writ Center teriet, Logan. Utah. AM , Du it1697. I, bv and Carrier or Mail , . . Cta Year I1M Made Known Upon Application. f ;;v., . 'r.. t lemtorli s. and Utah 199 885 to there was paid In 20 631 workers. The average weekly payments range from $15 37 In Alaska to Ltl Utah the 15 36 in Mui.saippt average weekly payment was $9 77 In March, 1939. 686 010 Initial claims were received which was s decrease of 7$ percent from February. In Utah, there were 4.861 m March which was an Increase of 76 percent over FYbruary. Tice total benefit payments paid from January 1538. through March to $508,375,858 and 1939 amounted 3 in Utah Uiere was so paid $3 : V T . ,.Y s , 4,'S, -- , -- 4r. I 'AT .c l.aiee whue atandard. dog., 1q 20o Medium white egga, dog TIIE RELIEF SYSTEM 1 r si1 jta.y i 4 s. v jr i lions r1' Apparently the conservative Democrats anil the "1 V Hogs receipts 400, Includes 150 250 Republicans in Congress are convinced that tLe existfor market and througgh; ( . a 5c lower; To $6 75 on indefinbe to continued not should relief for steady ing system V best butchers; pound itely. What to do about it is a different matter. Rut a kinds mixed medium to good $6 506 6 70; better relief system is the big political row that is packing sows scarce, valued kinds around Th picture show the main hoist (number of men p record for weighty growing between the White Hous earn! Congress, as the United Slates Smelting, Re$ ploy ment at this mine during the $4 25 k 5 00. the second term of the President begins to count the Suing and Mining Company's Colt depression years was outstanding, ed States Mine, at Illngbam. Utah :he annual average number of em- CATTLE months. The hoist room, which on the sur- ployees at that property during the Cattle receipts 200, includes 165 face would be represented by a years 1931 to 1956, inclusive, vary fur market and 35 Every part of the country is pouring complaints in through; slow largo building several stories high. in only bet neon 430 and 439. to Washington, particularly about costs of administerdone early; weeks prices little Is loiaied In the mine approximatenew Is car The search for ore now are benefits ment Unemplov 1100 Let vertically below the rhd on simultaneously with pro- fully steady on good stock; ing relief. The conclusion seems to be plain that noth- being paid tn all but two Slater lysurface and Is rear Ik d by a tun- duction. Tunnels penetrate the rock be these and will and undergrade steady Ulmers of the and Montana, revision entire a of short system nel over a mlo In ngth It was formations farther and farther from ing will begin their late sales excavated out of solid rnk and Is the portal to the present day dis- to wiak; Mondays for. fought s th? In July, of concrete tances of several miles, and deeper yards and auct.on con.trueled (ringing entirely best steers That is why Congress refused to mett the Presi- imrmplos me nt compensation sys- and steel. The hoist, designed for and detpir extends the search. Infew $8 00'fi8 75; lots stockers a to of 4000 ft Where once be brawn of men depth dents wishes and cut 50 million dollars off the supple- tem Into full operation tliroughout operations common and medium btlow the bjlst room kill, is pushed a small mine car or turned cluded, Nation Uie equipped with every modern safety the windlass, b'gh powered loco- steers mostly $6 25717 50; medium mentary relief bill. New York paid out over $11600. and automatic controls motives must now be used and huge to good heifers $6 757i 8 30; comThe whole subject will be studied during the next 000 in March, or almost a quarter desire The United Satcs Mine Is a fine hoists wind the heavy cables that mon heifers $6 50 down; best few months in investigations by Congress. In these of the total payments made dur- example of the vitality of the min raise the ore several thousand or cows here $5 757j6 35; low cutter to common cows $3 00 5.25; log Industry The Old Jordan claim, more feet. ing the month. Benefit payments investgations the New Deal and the President have In around whlth this operation was Thus through tremendous In- bulls, mostly $4 60 5 85; odd head California, Michigan, New Jerbuilt, waa located In 1561 and was vestments In machinery, equipment to $6 10, good and choice vealers political advantages over those who want changes. sey, New York. Ohio, and Pen developed almost entirely by the and labor Is tbe life of a mining $5 50i&10 50; common and mediThat is because the changes cannot be secured unless rmylvanla accounted for approxipresent Company or interests which enterprise perpetuated, and then um vealers $6 00i6 9 00; culls $5 00 total 60 percent of the mately went to make up the present Com- only if engineering skill and effsome system of State and Local control, or a reform amount down. paid out. In Alaska, Hapany. The Company, since its icient operation can keep tbe cost in the Federal system is backed by the people of the waii, and Kentucky, the amount formation tn 1905, has provided al- of production within tbe bounds of SHEEP most continuous employment at the economic value of the minerals of benefits paid more than doublcountry. includes Sheep receipts 8000. trt United States Mine for a large mined. ed. and in 13 other states, March 3000 for market and 500 through; It is a tremendous undertaking to develop new pub- payments were over 50 percent no early sales; few Iota local lic sentiment in support of a new, or revised system. greater than those In February trucked-ilate spring lambs .Monday, 75 to 87 pounds $900; And it is likely that the controversy will run through Of the 49 states paying benefits, for the Utah exhibits at both 7 reported a decrease In the World's truck load plain old crop shorn Fairs, returns from Install Military the next Presidential election, when it may be fought only lambs $6 00. amount of payments the New York exhibit. Ing to a conclusion between the Democratic and RepubliMr. Will R. Holmes, who will be Training can parties. zenship, and many other subjects In charge of the Utah Day celeto Ft. Douglas Utah Day to make better citizens todesigned on Tuesdo bration should be and 14, June leaves their citizens So, patient, part of our young men. There are four day morning lor San Francisco and Military The annual Citizens wards the poor and needy. The best way is to help Be Observed classes of candidates: Basic, Red, will start Immediately to contact Training Camp at Fort Douglas. White and Blue, find jobs for 10 million people who have been unable At Coast former Utah residents now living depending on the 1939 and 1, on July open of candidates In Military progress in the Bay area Plans for a par- close to support themselves during recent years. 1939. July 30, Comments on the Utah Exhibit Graduates of Is .5 i . 180-23- 0 033,-04- I benefit-payme- nt ptotr.-jin- n at Fair 111 at the Golden Gate International Ihetr daughter Jennie, to Robert to come are B. Crookston, son of Mr. and Exposition visitorscontinuing to the Fair on from In R. Mrs of Bums Crookston Is yet While there Francisco. San North Logan. The marriage will In color some be made to change take place In the near futue of the Great LOGAN The NORTH The final North Logan P T A on the dioramas Ralph White Throne, Bryce Canyon, a Smith camp of the Daughters of of the season was held WednesPioneers met Thursday afternoon day evening in the school house slight change in the Salt Hats, at the horn of Mrs. Vella Sea- with President Mrs Venetta K. and the Typical Irrigation Scene, Lenore Gtlgen in charge A most inter- most of the visitors to the exhibit Mesdames with mens, Larsen and Gretta Larsen assist- esting talk was given by Prof find It very pleasing, according to ing in serving. President Annie John C. Carlyle of the USAC, a letter lust reoeived from Mrs. J. King was in charge and re- his subject being mental health Lucile Wallace Wolf of Ogden, ported the officers meeting held and cooperation of parents and ho has teen acting as one of the at Logan The lesson 'Graves schools in solving the problems in the exhibit for the was treated by confronting parents and children Along- the Way two months. past Mrs A. J. King. Venetta Gtlgen of today. Principal James Mrs. Wolf writes In a recent lettand Eulalia M. Johnson. A hisgave a talk on OK slips erB Could your Commission hear Mrs. read was Mary Music for the evening consisted tory by Donohue. During a soeail hour of a piano solo by Miss Lorna the comments they would be refreshments wore served to 20 Nyman. After a business meet pleased because the most of our ladies with the ing the following officers were visitors are impressed Carl M. Nelson spent the pu-i- t elected for the coming year Elva beauty of the scenery, the dignity two weeks in Silt Lake City. He Thornton president; James Sea-'an- d simplicity of the space, also attended the banquet given at the mons, Mary R. the unusual ltghtuig effect. The Hotel Uah Sunday honoring Budge, secretary chambers of Commerce of Utah Sixteen Bov Scouts and Scout Fredcrtk and Crown Prtnco are mLssmg a real opportunity." Crown Princess Ing. id of Den- Leader Floyd Istaelson, enjoyed Mrs Wolf is leaving the exhib.t a picnic outing at Green canyon mark. on May 15 to take a position she cae Wienies Tuesday evening Cion Mr. and Mrs. Howard were roasted and gunoa played h Id seveial years ago She is well Davis have moved to Onion ti around versed in Indian Lore and the a comp fire, make their home. so i it Budge. Elna Kemti. lane Southern Utah canvons, and has Mr and Mrs. FlIix B utter many times to visitors to who have spent the winter n Beutler, Mozene Hurst Edith v lectured Gland Cam on She reports Oecten returnv d home man spent Saturday in Mesa. Arizona, iih r - tin v itteod d the band j that she recently lectu ed before recently. the Califor a Automobile Dealers Mr nnd Mrs Frank Guldibran conceit at the hirh school M. dnd Mrs Felix Beutler and Association on Utah scenery, sen and daughtir Larue of of son Alma and Mrs. Lucile Wil- were Sunday guests Faul Clow s noted Utah artist h lm 'Pent Wednesday at Day- - w ho is now m New York addins Mr and Mrs B.rt Bui nil on tin-ewith Idaho, relatives. d Mrs. Victor Israelson entert touches to the the la.-- t arte-ti-c Friday evening in compliment exhibit at the New York Utah Almost Never: A Bitavia NY Wo- - Id s to her son Earl who celebrated Fair Is expected ba-- k this A stotek ep r. Mis Ignazio Pubio. his 11th birthday anniversary several changes he has and week, dtlightful evening of games was bee me so engross, d in a crime recommend d m the New York enjoyed and a lov,ly luncheon never pays" radio program that exhibit wall be made in the exshe chd not notice she had given served to fourteen guesfs Jlr. and Mrs C. R Spencer a customer S4 85 change for a hibit on Tieasure Island, as soon tiosuo'isnirn have announced the bethroval of counterfeit $5 bill ruspi sc North Logan - s Sea-mo- j j ade, flats, banners, etc., depicting Utah industries, crops, etc., will be completed very shortly. Fair activities on Treasure Island will be devoted to Utah on that day and it is expected that a special train from Salt Lake will be chartered to make the trip to the Fair so that Utah residents can take part In the ceremonies. Governor Henry H. , Blood of Utah will address the croud, as well as Governor Culbert Olsen of California, a former Utah resident and a ho has already signified his desire to help in honoring Utah on June 14. the Blue Traming. Two hundred young men from Course are eligible for commission Western Wyoming as Second Utah, Idaho, Lieutenants, Infantry and Eastern Nevada will report Reserve. Many of our reserve offiin on July 1st, be given a thor- cers have obtained their commisisbe examination, ough physical sions in this manner. sued a complete uniform and be The War Department conducts assigned to one of the threeC.M. T.C. companies. The camp ends camps in all parts of the Country, with a Visitors Day where the training candidates for all branchtrainees are allowed to show off es of the service. At Fort Douglas, their newly acquired training to only the Infantry course Is given. N. D. Salisbury of Logan is relatives and friends. All friends of the CALT.C. are welcome for Cache County CMTC Chairman. quota for this county is four, a in day of drills ceremonies and athletics. SOCIAL ERROR: The three CM.T.C, companies In the French resort town of ue oiiioered by officers of the wui Topete of Third Reserve Area Infantry Re- Biarritz, S nor Ma-gserve Regiments. Approximately 45 Venezuela committed an astoundofficers will attend camp in three ing breach of etiquette. She appeared in a casino wearing a overlapping periods of two weeks gown decorated with jeweled each. letters which sp- lied Rome," During the thirty days the camp 'Berlin' and Tokyo Angry lasts, candidates will be given in- Frenchmen ripped the ornaments struction in drill and from her dress various Police hastily her home. ceremonies, military courtesy, ot To a special legislative committee investigating the Vandalia State Penal Farm in Illinois, a discharged guard told this incident: Warden George ay had armed two prisoners with shotguns and ordered them to shoot the first guards you see stealing melons citi-lto- Hy-ru- j yj jonrnuon N Mi qV) A tA They kept on asking for ?rJ: t 'S . 4 iff VALUE! EXCLUSIVE i- - VACUUM PERFECTED GEARSHIFT HYDRAULIC Vacuum Booster Supplies 80 of the Shifting Effort in all the better spots! BRAKES Every 40 seconds NEW of every day. Somebody buys a new Chevrolet! 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