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Show cache a.mkhican i.ooan. c'r:n: Face Tour Its . ALEXANDER KORDA Done Willi M . coi-nty- r;. ut.v.i Alu'U't 12. llfi'J imir prtU IN TECHNICOLOR of all their hah. tin o UK H tioui of pnl.ent wot U, with the an easy t.i-it lounj h ii of these men to over (mw III few l.son the gourds. seio their In g jih, nnii tinrilenda th imelve the adjoining Arsenal. I or awhile but eeemed safe; talrly Itiey from the Mail'll east le eame swarming out, surrounded the Arsenal. and kept up a steady lire that brought down any man who (howed hit head. Then the Araba trundled a field piece tip to the very door of the Arsenal and began pounding away at the heavy barred door. Theyll he In here In a minute." groaned Faversham. "Igrok had'" uucni:. WJIAT HA gum: , f' i re i ii Aii uf. i ( t? t Xrwv CinHmt "l tf'ttiM V oM to lo rufAcr fmn jo .iii'f i t 1 I J k ttuntM (hue A'iiuifr, fmthtre from hi a hrtf (her oZufi, Jjurtunre, bur ro u;ha unit tlluutihby, A fourth vhite uhtfe fnithrr he xoiuntnitly mkta fioir I, j fujntte, hthno her , J lturrouijhH, and1 rctir m hunn from the ehanje e to he gore vf (ounutu hgugt, (itAVuiA ta hun'ftf ue a ttdfitr, iti irvMM inner, ti ho for b.thmH the hfe of Hur A'ld Aicrt h it riici love, He Iht n yore to the uul of Iunougha and lit tlou'jhhfj, uho have been taken jjivfur and chained in dumnon, Harry (hr A!thi brtnge them ti file Ulfh u hit h to rut their chama and thoe of their ft l!ou fjuntjnct, it hile Hitthrnrr pfrynrre to at (tit k the JUohdie fttu.ee by land and u ' t ater. j-- w k w i "--- At daybreak the three Engllah-tnt-- 1 in the dungeon heard the i: t Itooming of Rune begin. ., Jo .1,0 they hud eevered their i.ml tho.se of their other i. Now they were tmpa-tawaiting tueir chance to J i i attack on their guard, sound of the gum grew u . Jut low near are they. I wonder? Harry. ( fv-flv- e mile", ten mile,' Ve"uii . Burroughs. were a nun- la'her they at It A & v.-- .' n j ' ' , ; teen 0 v . S .. . s s - a 'aA - A liJ.!-- ' Thty overpowered the prison dred. If the Mahdi loses he'll cut our throats, and worse. He d do it now, but he's probably out leading his men against Kitchener at this Moment." "Front rank kneel! Take aim! from The command, repeated platoon to platoon, went around In desert the the square near Omdurman as the Dervish line in god foiwatd unuer a ris-l- n ! o:' :;. ild, shrill yc1 ... oiamiisuing guns and spears on lib t thev pounded forward gnl .l ing lioises and camels, the "wine-robe- d Dervishes and the half-nake- "Fuzzy bushy-haire- d ,Vuzzies. Nearer and nearer they came .. . . three hundred yards , . . d one Itwo hundred vards . . fifty yards. . . . The British Tommies stood their ground with .rifles leveled, waiting for the word hun-icire- . ... do fire. But the word did not come. a The Mahdists swept on Tiundred yards. . . eighty vards . . . now, among the mass of hlaek shapes and white shapes, individual figures became clear. Fire A volley crashed out like a Ingle tremendous shot, followed by a continuous frenzied crackling as the English troopers fired their repeating rifles with frantic haste. Their fire was devastating . . . no living thing could withstand it. The Arabs broke and ran. leaving hundreds of dead and wounded on the ground. Again and again thev reformed their linos and savagely charged: again and agnin the British waitedk until they were almost at range, then unloosed their the withering fire. And at last BritMahdi knew that this was a ish square which could not be (broken. Gathering the remnant of his point-'blan- ' warriors, the native potentate gal- loped back toward Omdurman. Iflercelv Intent on avenetng himself 'upon his prisoners hefore he fled from Kitcheners advancing force But the davs surprised were pot over for idahdi. ''yet the t once-drcade- d Faversham. Burroughs and he'd" LAKETOWN I j LAKETOWN Mr. and Mrs. He-bC. Robinson left last (week for San Francisco, Calif., where they will visit their daughter Melinda and attend the Golden Gate Fair. Leslie Webb made a business er trip to Salt Lake City last Wednesday, returning Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephenson and daughter Wanda Lue, of Evanston, motored here one,f evening, bringing Mrs. C. E. Eva.is to pick berries in the vicinity. Mark Mathews, a resident of Cache Valley, was a Sunday visitor alt the Weston home, Mr. and Mrs. L. . Floyd Clark Wyo., and family of Laramie, spent a few days-- ' visiting with the Robinsons and, other relatives. last Sidney Nebekor returned week from a trip to South Daa meeting of the kota to attt-u- ,f i t" i.- - $ - , jW i.w'A '"; Jr ?' 1 ' ' I'T t VOICE v' ' K ; J. V - guards and seised their guns. victorious troops swept Into Om- durman, driving the fleeing Dervishes before them. The besiege, 3 of the Arsenal threw down their guns and ran, and the prisoners were saved. K VNU OF NORTHERN LOGAN UTAH SATURDAY', AUGUST 12, 1939 A.M. 7: JO Salt Lake Tribune News 7:45 Morning Exercises with Maxine 8:00 Request Hour 9:00 Request Hour , 10:00 10:30 10:43 11:00 11:15 11:30 Sooters Californians Monitor Views the News Cappv Barra's Octet It was a great day in London The Playboys when the newsboys ran through, Bluestone and Violin the streets crying Kitchener s vie- -' Aaron Gonalez Tango toiy at Omdurman and his cap--' ture of Khartoum. John Dnrrances 100 King's Jesters 12:15 joy was boundless when Dr. SutLake Tribune News ton read to him a war corie- -' 12:30 Salt on the Street pondents despatch revealing that 12.40 Mou Music of Dick Jurgens Burroughs and Willoughby were 12 40 alive after all. and describing USDA Farm Flashes their exploit in the Omduima.i P.M. prison. And when he learned, u.i, 1 :00 ollywood Salon Orchestra that Harry Favershum was alive and the true hero of the art air,, 1:30 Music of Jimmie Walsh he bravely renounced his claim on! 2:00 Hollywood Am. Leg, Band Ethne and departed for a long 2:15 Jones Boys tour of the continent. 2:30 Rainbow Trio Burroughs. Willoughby and 3:00 Monitor Views the News home from furloughed 3:15 Standard Male Quartet Egypt, tame to the Burroughs mansion for a hanpy reunion din3:30 Hit Revue ner, at which Faversham present4:00 Standard String Ensemble ed his two comrades with the 4:30 This Rhythmic Age white feathers they had so scorn4:45 The Islanders fully given him. General Bur- -, 5:00 Songs of Gene Austin roughs made a booming speech in his most grandiloouont style, end5:15 King Cole Swing Trio as "And with: Harrvsi 5:30 News Oddities now, ing made you two young rascals taka your ' feathers back, he'd better1 5:40 Jerry Shelton, Aaccordian marry the girl and be done with 5:45 Edwin Le Mar Quartet it! 6:00 Lennie Conn "Its not as eisy as all that.' 6:30 A Look at theQuartet Local Side in YVhat Ethne. reckdeed of put of the News less daring are you going to do, Harrv. to make me take back1 7:00 Tin Pan Aliev m feather? 7:15 Black and White Harry, summoning all his cour7:30 Pinky Tomlni's Orchestra age. proceeded to stand un to the 7:45 Eventide Echoes pompous old General (the first time any one had ever done so).' 8:00 Sportsmen Quartet 8 : 15 Cornhuskers and tell him that the military exploits he habitually boasted of In 8:30 Pauline and Her Perils the good old davs to the detri8 43 It's Dance Time ment of the modern officers were 9.00 Telephone Request Hour In reality only childs play and 10:00 KVNU Goodnite. proved it. And pow, Ethne. heres vour feather." announced Harry, while SUNDAY, AUGUST 13, 1939 the General snuttered, too amazed AJM. to answer him. Ethne accepted the fourth white 10:00 From an Old Scrapbook; leather from Vnrrv and went to Mrs. Lee Hales his outstretched arms. 10:30 Ken Darbr and King's Men 10:45 Gypsy String Ensemble 11:00 Sunday Devo.nnal Hour; and beautifu articles. The young Classic String Ensemble Chapel Singers couple have moved into the Mary Ralph Waldo Emerson K. Weston apartment to live. Mrs. Latham McNiel and chil- i?:t'J Music of Anson Weeks 12:25 Home Sweet i erne1 dren of Logan, are visiting at 12 TO Ave Veruni Chorus the home of Mrs. Lydia M. PM 1 A'n Leg. Band Miss Pauline Lambore, of IT"- .- Salt Lak: Tribune News -- Edwin 1 3D 'Mar Lo Trio is visiting among relatives 1:45 The Serenaders and- - friends. Rainbow Trio C. E. Cheney and sons have 2:00 2 : 30 Chuck Foster, Orchestra purchased a new combine har 2:45 Modern Salon vester and will start operating 3:00 Songs of Babs Group Van Brunt the same immediately. 3 : 15 Frank ubbell Choir e Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. 3:30 Concert Orchestra of Kemmerer, Wyo., were 3:45 Prof. A.L. Farrell presents in the vicinity over the week end 4:00 L.A. Symphony Orchestra 4:15 Pauline and eHr Perils visiting relatives and friends. The Weston family reunion was 4:30 Readings of Grace Spon-ber- g Fav-ersha- 1 Lo-ga- n, Lam-born- held there Friday. 5:00 5:30 Standard String Ensemble "Fullness of Time" LDS Church Program Blacksmiths Reunion The Utah Blacksmiths and 6:00 KVNU Goodnite Welders Reunion will be held at MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1939 A.M. Lagoon Saturday, August 12 All 7:30 Salt Lake Tribune News shops in Cache Valley and other 7:45 Morning Exercises and 8:00 Request Hour points of Northern Utah Southern Idaho, will be closed on 9:00 "Snowbound, a Love Tale ; AAA. Saturday, August 12, 1939 for 9:15 Musical Newsy 9:30 Am. Family Robinson Mrs. Lovina Jackson, of Cali- the annual outing of the Blackfornia, is paying a brief visit to smiths and Welders reunion on 9:45 Monitor Views the News 10:00 Lonestar Cowboys the Westons and other famsy that day at Lagoon. 10:30 Pauline and Her Perils relatives. 10 : 45 Customer: (Having a rough 1 1 : 00 Serenaders A shower was held Monday at Petite Musicale Lam-bor- n have you Say, barber, shave): Wm. J. the home of Mrs. 11:30 Jimmie Walsh and Orchrazor? another in honor of Mrs. Grant got estra - :00 Sor.gs of Gene Austin Barber: "Sure. Why?" of Lamborn. Quite a number Customer: I want to defend 12:13 Salt Lake Tribune News and the ladies were present, 12:25 Man on the Street bride received numerous useful myself!" fl w'-- " r In prominent roles. Our Loading Citizen By Robert Crookston One of the good Jobs Congress of did as to start the payment old age insurance In 1940 Instead of 1942, and Inasmuch aa unemployment Is a major problem and should be the concern of all of us Ida hope that what few workers there are 65 years or age will Del Casino. Tenor step aside next year, take their 12.50 USDA Farm Flashes insurance each month and give P.M. their Job to a younger person. 1:00 Just Relax Of course this wont help much 1:15 Music of Chuck Foster in Logan we can only think of a 1:30 Modern Salon Group half dozen men that age who arc 2.00 Hollywood Brevities eligible for insurance. The larg: 2:15 Jack Stacy's Octet majority will have to try and get 2 30 C oncert Master thetr check each month from the 3 00 Monitor Views the News State Welfare Board. 3:15 Pinky Tomlin. Orchestra 3:30 Rainbow Trio Everyone should know by this 4 00 Matinee Melodies time that the old age assistance 4:30 Ken Darby and Kings law which Is operated Jointly beMen tween State and Federal govern5:80 Music of Aaron Gonzalez ment is one thing and Federal old 5.15 Chester Gay at the organ age insurance another. And in th 5.30 News Oddities latter setup you can get your5:45 Segar Ellis and Orchestra wthout apologizing to anymoney 6:00 Homer Hall Mixed Choir while with the other you are one 6:15 Supper Melodies poor and obligized to tell how 6:20 Something About Everyare. you hungry thing I 6:25 Supper Melodies It certainly behoves every work6:30 A Look at the Local Side er who can possibly do so to bi of the News employed by tlv? kind of industry 7:00 Tin Pan Alley that is included in the Federal 7:15 "The Shadow Social Security setup. 7:45 Eventide Echoes 8:00 Jo Rines and OrcheiJlra 8:30 Farm Facts and News; H. P. Anderson 9 00 "Bronzemen 9:15 Music of Frank Trombar 9:30 True Story Drama, of Salt The Mrs. R. C. Hopkins, Man I Married Twice in the visitor a was Lake City, 10:00 KVNU Goodnite. ward the past week. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Holmgren and "family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nyman Thursday. John Kemp, father of Bishop J. H. Kemp, passed away at the home of Bishop Kemp Wednes day at the age of 92. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Lewiston. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A Folk-maand son Harvey, Mrs. Bell (Parchment wrapped, ic less Lamb, Mrs. Etta Nyman spent Sunday at Thatcher, dlaho. EGGS Mr. and Mrs. William Terry Large white new laid, doz. 26c and family of Pocatello, enroute 25c home from southern Utah parks Large white standard, doz were visitors in the ward WedIIOGS nesday. OGDEN Hogs receipts 75. for market; early sales around 10 to 25 cents lower: top $6.25 on best Assistant Chief Visits 170 to 220 pound butchers; under Samuel H. McCrery, assistant 170 pounds and over 220 pounds chief of the bureau of agricultural went at $5.50 Ti 6.00 ; extreme chemistry and engineering of the heavies down to $5.00; packing United States department of agsows $3.00 fi 3.85. riculture, was a visitor at the CATTLE college this week with E. M. of the bureau who is Cattle receipts 310. includes 150 here and cooperating stationed for market and 160 through; Exslow; fed good light slaughter wth the Utah Agricultural heifers steady at $7.50; lot com- periment station mon weighty heifers with few culls $4.75; lot light stock heifers $6.00; few common Stockers down to $5.00; good and choice val calves $8 009.00; common f 15c 15c" ANYTIME to medium vealers $5.007.50; few bulls $5.75 5.80.' Last Day SHEEP Sheep receipts 5690 for market; few lots medium and good lambs in truck division $6.256.40; late choice Wednesday five doubles 9314 pound Idaho springers $8.15; one double 86 pound trucked-i- n And Popeye Club Today locals $7.85; odd small lots trucked-in, $6.006.75; load 1191 lb. Oregon ewes $3.00 straight. I This beautiful reflect of lhirolhy Farrington Is one of tnany alluring slew at the t'alifornin Wurld'a fair. You aren't garlng at Yllss Farrington In the glass bathroom of the I. lioweier, but at Irer mirrored lotelioo. The ImtlinMun wlili It yon cant peer Into because It Isn't that Mud of glass Is a feature of the display In the Ialace of Homes and burdens, and visitors any U is a perfectly appointed room. 1 & v' - V and Insurance For Old People Starts in 1940 t la 'rW a (aa lovrljr JOAN BENNETT of the adventure the In etory thrilling brunette) are South Seas. "Trade Mind," which opens a S day ron tomorrow Ralph Brllamy and Ann Solhern are at the ROXY' Theatre. I. t i - -- . MARCH IRIDY.RIC J,4l z rry:Ymy?'r'r-:y- a n.v i ophies Chapter Six V I t direction of the river and In the Arsenal square. that blasted gunboat of Thevre nuns." cried Furlough. tiring at the Malidi's black Hag. rushed Favershnnr up to the tower to haul down the Mahdi Hag and run up a white cloth But on h!e wav he found a pilo and Hugs of ragged banner captured by the Itrrv.she was Union Jack the Among them taken when poor John ptirrance j company was annihilated In the desert, lfnrrv seiied It, climbed to the top of the tower In plain view, and while the shells from the British boat whittled by him and the Mahdists tired at him from below, he hviled down the black flag of the Mahdi and ran up the Union Jack. The last shell from the gtirbont burst on the Arsenal roof below him, and Harry went drvn the towee hurtl'rgunconscious at their 'on'. fallliiT A few minute later Kltchner's the burst 'Its ' . v,;;, In from A shell earns screaming ' t b -- - as : I North Logan : MARKETS n Dief-fenba- ch iA-- O. When Bob Bums new starring Our Leading Citizen vehicle. opens tomorrow at the Capitol will moviegoers Theatre, local find that it is a vivid, colorful film dealing chiefly with a vital problem of contemporary American life. However, they will also be glad to discover that as Li all of Bobs previous starring films the romantic side of things is not neglected. As a matter of fact, two memof bers "Golden Paramounts Circle, a select coterie of young destined for stardom, players hold down the romantic roles in the film. They are Susan Hayward and Joseph Allen, Jr., as promising a pair of young players as one could find in any film. the readSusan Hayward is headed Brooklyn, New York girl who walked unheralded into the Paramount talent department and rocame out with the leading mantic role in Beau Geste, in which she will be seen soon. Before that she had played in stock, modelled, and been tested for th erole of Scarlett OHaar in the screen test, she won the Beau Geste role. Alfred San-tel- l, director of Our Leading Citizen," put her to work in the Burns picture while she was waiting to go before the cameras for "Beau Geste. Joseph Allen, Jr., who fs cast in the romantic role opposite Miss Hayward, came to Hollywood following six years of experience in school and stock company plays. His first assult on the magic city was unsuccessful. He returned to New York, was tested for the leading role in one third of a nation . , . . . but lost, out to LeifErikson. Paramount scouts saw the test and signed him to a long term contract. He ihas been busy ever since. Burns becomes concerned with their romance when Miss Hayward, cast as Bobs daughter, resents the fact that Allen, caslt as his junior law partner, does not agree with Bobs views on the moves of an industrialist for whom they have become counsel. Also in the supporting cast of the picture are such favorites as Elizabeth Patterson, Gene Lockhart and Charles Bickford. The picture was based on a story by Irvin S. Cobb. John C. Moffitt wrote the screenplay. 25c Wheat Stealing Report Sheriff Jeff Stoweil received his first report of the fall season on wheat stealing from the field. He was telephoned Friday afternoon from Clarkston that upwards of 85 sacks of red wheat had been taken from the field of James Miller of that place. The wheat was sold Monday night to a man by the name of Welling. When Welling went for the wheat the above number of sacks were missing. The county sheriffs office is making an investigation Another Smash Fugitive u 43T A. P. M. sPKsarcv NN SHERIDAN 2ND PUT JOHN O'BRIEN PAYNE Z w FEATURE For Love or Mon HU! Love$r the world was their rendezvous! 6 SHOW SPOT of Cache Valley! LAST TIME TODAY 2 SWELL FEATURES 2 2ZnESE STARTS TOMORROW! until JUNE LANG BOB KEN1 TOMORROW! ? y' ? gw a tklMinrf 'VWils uurn a Mcurt t 1 tjt JL Fidii: flI'Ci''"l5ai! 8clllIT jt, tSfll ILUST to SOlhiM PLUS-B- Short Subject Program! ig Soai HAYWARD lopk ALUM. Ii Wt'l Bob fam ... |
