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Show 1 Cache Water Prospects Termed Good for Year A HOME Cache county farmers who depend in water for crops S1.50 I'er Year today were heartened by the annual water report issued! fifteenth Year No. 47 by the Utah Agricultural college Experiment station which! said prospects are good for the coming season." SELECT Annual snow surveys completed on the valley water- -' IAYCEES sheds last week indicate the water supply prospects for I 62 West Center PAPER FOR HOME PEOPLE Telephone 700 Utah, Friday, April 12, 1916 FOOT FIFE LlNlTTO UK KKILlLI xiga n, if ! the coming year are well above 5 average. j normal Precipitation on the val-- . ot lhe i "Irovided we experience nor- -j ley floor during March was con-- 1 f & ' and melting slderably above normal and ac- - mal precipitation M is : season, snow cumulated cover at high temperatures this coming i w TO UTAH STATE It elevations Is termed "adequate." i Ait the yield on Logan river should C1 v. Dean K. Fuhrlman, irrigation be about 150.000 acre feet during V. 4 W pe- -; runoiT engineer, said the average snow the Classes In Merit Mack Budge is Named cover at the high elevation snow nod," he pointed out, "and about courses was 120 per cent of the' 48,900 acre-feBadge Work are during the Most Outstanding period. At the time average and about 150 September Feature of Event New Member of Unit W 4' per cent of the 1943 coer. At of the March 1st survey, it tha peared possible that the snow elevations, however, The Eighth annual Cache CounNew officers of Logan junior . snow cover is relathely lighter cover at low elevations would Council Boy Scout Pow Wow ty 4 anwere commerce av- - chamber of than in 1945 and only 60 per cent equal or exceed the is und Tway at Utah State Agriat nounced Wednesday evening cultural college with about 450 Fhoio shows section of 11 foot wood stave pipe line serving cragei and it was felt at that the April membership dinner at Urne that there mlght be dangerl scouts attending. Registration had Utah Power Si Light company's Grace, Idaho, electric generatof some spring flood flows during! Hotel Eccles. to bo is which In station a rebuilt rush Job already been completed when tha ing Smith-field May during Leo Johnson, coach at the melting season. However, the scouts arrher. James L. Gwilllam, was ' school, i high field scout executive for the counApril 1st survey Indicated that named junior Mack with j Budge president there was a decrease in the accil, said. comcumulated water at the 7000 foot! assistant manager of Sears the Between 4 and 7 p. m. 1 vice in first prel-Logan, pany elevation and therefore the flood! ne for were scouts assigned quarters Central and Ritchie, dent, Joseph Ir. compliance with the action discharge will probably not exthe three day event, and followvice second prescompany, Milling 900 unless of the newly second feet, formed Logan ceed the ing supper at the college cafeteria ident. council) high melting temperatures are Community Coordinating were entertained by the Utah Directors Reid are Wangsgnard, at Logan chamber of commerce sustained over a considerable of State Agricultural colege student Reconstruction of Max Coal company; Graham-Paig- e Wangaard A to Wll-distribute firm 1 Wedne'day evening. President period." mile of 11 foot wood staie Ray Motor farm line pipe serving the Grace plant body exchange assembly. ford W. Lundberg has announced The snow cover on the Black- - Brunson, Brunsion Studio; Corportion local the Nelson, newspaperman: reStarting Friday morning equipment in this area has that L. W. Hovey and Dr. John smith Fork and Little Bear river Claude cf the utah PowPr & Ught com- 'began merit badge clauu , J. farmer; Wennergren, in been sc0. Logan.' was C. Carlisle, chairman and vice watersheds organized cently and w.ll approximately pany will cost college faculty members ser- chairman of the committee on 130 per cent of 1945. The low Vernon Cook, Cook TransportaSi Company, Inc.,' require the services of 300 men vjng a8 instructors. Hatch Adrian Marvin tion Davis, company; Twenty four Education of the chamber have snow was lighter than 1945 and ac- will sell the equipment through during the month of May, coursPS 0j instruction will be been appointed as representatives the flood discharge will probably manager of meat department stores: Heath Morgan, about 50 dea'ers in Utah, Idaho cording to J. L. Jameson "hoi prcscnted but each scout Is llm- of the organization on Central not exceed that of last season, he mail two courses he has Mr. Mr. except Panhandle), and Western "'iU be In charge of construction carrier: Ritchie, Education council Bob Martin continued. On the Blacksmith sciccied. The line of equipment Tor the power company. Mr. and Johnson, Wyoni'.r.g. Budge. and Jack Croft, chairman and Fork river it is expected that the walking Originally l.ulft In 1913, the line the nlur8(iay night meeting, Joseph Bowcutt Jr., Lundberg presently includes vice chairman of the Athletic! approximately 64,000 and 19,000 will extends from the Grace Rctotillcr' and tractor damj EverpU Thorpe, instructor at the Buick type company, president, retiring and Recreation committee, have acre feet will runoff during the was named as state director by soon contain Frazer tractors, field seme 4.36 miles down to the large colege in art and noted for his been appointed as representatives Aprll-Seember and July-SeRototillers, harrows, farm' surge tank atop a hill from caricature sketches, gave an ln-- tt type of the chamber on Central Re- tember periods, respectively. The the chapter. A secretary-treasurwhere the water plungps 524 feet and other implements. will at officers .be named the wagons by resting progaam. creation council discharge of the Little Bear river a later into the Grace gene:ating station. meeting. Merit badge courses available are Attorney M. C. Harris and Lieu- - will be approximately 25 per cent Officers of the corporation Mr. Johnson was presented with Approximately 2,000 feet of the include animal hustenant T. Earl Hunsaker, chair- -' greater than In 1945. There will A. agriculture, W. Adrian Hatch, 1937 president; In were and rebuilt bne by Frank pin man and vice chairman of the be more than sufficient water the presidents bandry, ait, aeronautics, archery, vice president; and 0j another 5,000 foot section was Fister, of Ogden, state jaycee Lee Reese, athletics, beef production, bird and buit in 1939. nie A. Safety committee have been ap- from this watershed to fill the president. Bullen, wood secretary Reed Bullen, manager treasurer. Directors include Bur- -, civics, conservation, study, pointed as representatives of the Hyrum reservoir. of a has flowiine slave a of radio capacity station KVNU, gave life saving, On the watersheds of the small chamber of the Central Safety gardening, ton R. Webb in addition to the' jqoq second feet or 430,000 streams on the west face of the short talk during the dinner. council. dairying, poultry, metmachinery, of water a minute. ions al work, public health, safety, O. A. GarfT is the chambers Bear river range, including Cub Tills will be a rush job and horsemanship, reptile study, weathMr. Hatch has been active In on the central river, Maple creek, Summit creek 34 representative shifts, er and wood carving. local business, civic, and politi- - we "hi work two Beautification committee already and Providence creek, the snow cal circles for several years. Hej seven days a week," Mr. Jameson cover ranges from 25 to 60 per formed and Is chairman. David A. Burgoyne, assistant diis manager of Hatch Insurance said, adding that labor recruiting Professor L. R. Humphreys and cent greater than the 1945 snow rector of Utah State Agricultural established be wi'l Professor A. J. Morris, chairman cover. However, the low Agency, Inc., and is Cache coun-- ! offices snow experiment station, is acting servicemen four former area. "The the Thirty job chairman of the State throughout ty representative to the and vice chairman of the Public cover is slightly less than last Pow Wow in the filed certificates have of must be completed discharge: Lepislature. during the absence of Professor H. B. HunHealth committee have been ap- season. The late season runoff with the local selective service month of May inasmuch as three who is in the east atpointed as the representatives of for these streams should be about board Mr. Reese will manage the re- 11,000 kilowatt generating units saker, a convention. during the past week, acthe chamber on the central Health 20 per cent greater than in 1945 tending to officials. clerical new business. tail board of the with a of 33,000 total portion capacity on the small streams draining cording council. He has been connected with local kilowatts will be out of service They are: These representatives will meet from this area. There should be Lloyd Elmer Gustaves' automobile dealers for a number while the work is in progress. with the respective groups next no high spring flood flows from on,LOGAN: 183 East. 4th.North; . Clifford-;- ! years and, large - As- - an example- - of the magni-tur- e week in the ' Logan city offices any of these streams. of the JCT, Mr. Jameson reSnow surveys on the Bear river C. Sorenson, 96 East 3rd South; dry farm at Burley, Idaho. and organize the various central Mr. Bullen, who will manage vealed it will require 30 carloads watershed show considerable va- Francis L. Smythe, 901 South councils. 2d the wholesale by riation in the snow cover. At the Main; Austin Frank, 314 East 447 operations of the or 660,000 board feet of Price control and the governRaymond Mallory, Douglas fir lumber, 20 to ment new concern, was recently dishead of Bear river, the snow South; policy came under fire TuesNorth Leland 24 Main; and costing feet in length Ray Olson, charged from the U. S. Army afcover April 1st was 4.2 inches of at Logan Lions club meeting day RFD mill1; Roland Dudley Emmett, ter 5 years service. He water, which is only 84 per cent 24 graduated $60,000. This lumber will be in a talk by Frederick P. Champ, 4th West to Willis Chase on facilities and South; the ed job from USAC in 1936 and Harvard of the 1945 figure. However, at president of Cache Valley Banking 443 East Center; Joseph Business School in 1938. Before surface and mill 50,000 board feet company and director the higher Snow course at 'Trial Peterson, of U, S. C. 55 West 10th North; Jacobsen, the Army he was em- each 24 hours are being set up. lake, near the Provo-Beriver chamber of commerce. C. Campbell, 251 Preston entering to be costs are Raleigh Labor expected ployed by Talon, Inc., Meeadville, divide, the snow cover held a "Since J At a general meeting of Logan 26.6 day, our not less than $65,000. policies inches of water, or 107 per Ave.; Cloyd Christensen, 707 East Pennsylvania. have been based largely on the 133 Eldon Teachers association, held in the cent of the 1945 cover. At Garden Center; Ray Walker, The dealer sales and service dethe for Another requirement iiol'on that we are faced with a South 7th West. Woodruff auditorium, April 9, partment will be managed by job will be seven carioads of fab- problem of mere city summit the snow cover is Beut-leSMITHFIELD: Otto Gene price control, Mr. Webb. He is a graduate of the ricated steel saddles to replace Moody, 26.1, or 165 per cent of the 1945 Air. Champ said. "The apparent RFD 1; Leonard J. Smith, Na School of schools which concrete all saddles announced water content. the and USAC, Agriculture, present that Vee Duane for several years has Thomley, George Each of the ladure of these policies and the High snow cover seems engaged in have deteriorated. throughout the city had renomvery Ricks, Jack F. Godderidge. confusion and paralysis unfarming operations in Idaho Falls, new saddles will weight 750 resulting inated Harold C. Bateman good throughout the Bear River of production of trade is due ro a RICHMOND: S. Bright, Idaho. Myrl into saves To the fasten while watershel, low cover the of pounds. is the opposed for the presidency James Kenneth Webb. diagnosis of our problem. place will require 20.500 butt joint faulty The local educational group and the considerably below normal. We have wage inflation; we have HYRUM: Samuel Leo McBride, and assemblies while 22,000 bands late season runoff during 1945 was nominees for vice president conMax Allen Miller. shoes will be salvaged and recon- currency inflation, and a delayed, augmented considerably by an abfrustrated price inflation. LEWISTON: sisted of Miss Fern Buist of the normal Steve William ditioned. 1 summer Original concrete footl and Stocks, Max G. B. LcUlCI Vernal Adams school and Eldrid S. Lar- it is not expectedprecipitation Jones, Obviously, the solution can will be and rOllClGS grouted ings repaired that this sea- Williams. sen of Logan junior high school. sons to form a grade under bearing come only through a coordinated runoff will CORNISH: Chester J. Buttars, Chairman Herschel Bullen of surfaces of the new steel saddles. and courageous Dr. John C. Carlisle, superin- equal that of last year, but vTl policy which Avon Garth Pitcher. deals not only with the symptoms be above the discussed the committee on National Affairs estendent of schools, aid A will be first station average, providing norWELLS'VILLE: Dean Jones Riggs. of the Logan chamber of com- tablished, a safety engineer will of inflation, as does price control, salary schedule and the financial mal spring precipitation and meltPARADISE: Lamont Pearce. but with the real causes of the occur. ing temperatures merce has announced the action be on the job and other facilities outlook of the district for the NEWTON: Robert L. Hansen. which are inflationary pressures Late users will have for the safety and convenience primary of the committee on Referendum next school year. PROVIDENCE: Budd M. Kohpresent throughout the whole ample but installed. the water, be of will total workmen the runoff ler. No. 88 of the U. S. chamber of to charge of the meeting was at the economy, he said. Mr. Jameson said the rebuildHarer, Idaho gaging stati(m Richard Bateman, Lake commerce on Public Land poliHarold C. Bateman, president of Salt Mr. Champ went on to detail the of one of this flowline is during cies. local group. C, D. McBride, riod will not exceed 230,000 acre City; Leonard Wm. Smith, Frederick P. Champ, a di- ing of the dangers of continued price underto be several large jobs Montana: Carlson B. Haws, rector of the National chairman of the Public Relations feet. It is expected that not more rhamber, taken by the Power company this control as a concluding part of J. Riggs, Bear River and chairman of the educational than 55,000 acre feet will runoff Ogden; Ralph the his talk. Work of repairing committee, discussed year. Wm. Niels City; Wilhelmson, on Natural Resources department Grace dam is developments throughout the state during the pe Clearfield. just being completof the U. S. chamber, and Forest ed at a cost of $15,000 and a at the Utah riod, Mr. Fuhriman said. as were reported Bear Lake has the best holdSupervisor James O. Stewart, met $12,000 project for repair of the Education association meeting held over for several years and storage with the committee on invitation Cove plant flume is shortly to be 30. He March in Salt Lake City, storage users under tffe undertaken. system to give their views of the quesstated all districts were making will be assured of an adequate tions. Mr. has committee to attract and supply, he pointed out. a concerted effort Champs Mrs. Laura A. Watkins, Cache made a study of the public land All of the Cache Valley water to hold outstanding teachers by county juvenile probation officer, arCharles C. Coffey, veteran has presented her resignation to raising salary schedules as well users, in particular, should begin my personnel counselor from Ft. policies for the past two years Cache county commission effective as to pay employed repair work on control structures Douglas, has been appointed of- and the referendum is the result regularly and cleaning of their distribution of their study and efforts. May 1, N. J. Crookston, county teachers a living' salary. vetGarsystems immediate-- , to take care fice manager of the Logan The clerk, East reported Thursday. Larson, (Swede) brief referendum the proLyn jn of the heavy spring flows, he erans administration office. vides that Congress continue its land, and LeGrande Forsyth, Lo- commission has accepted the resThorn-lesucceeds Mr. John Coffey concluded. as candi- ignation and a successor will be who has been promoted to rev.ew of Western land policies, gan have been nominated appointed at a later meeting. for student dates body president the post of puplic relations officer particularly those of withdrawal; college, Mrs. Watkins has held at State Utah Agricultural the for Utah. His new post will be ihat before lands are withdrawn ttas announced today by Dorothy position 12 years, being appointed it adminset with veterans the executive H. up Dwerikotte, L, by the government, that public Tanner, Whitney, Idaho, student in 1934. During the past year, she istration regional office in Salt notice be of Western Air vice president given and public hear- councilman in charge of elections. has served as probation officer Lake City. Lines, Inc., has informed Logan be They were nominated in primary for small boys and girls of Cache ings that grazing allowed; The new manager is a native chamber of commerce, their repA Republican party convention elections conducted at the col- and Box Elder counties. It is esbeen that have rights developed of served but Spokane, Wash., resentative, Marvin Landes, will will be held April 20 at 2 p. m. timated that during her 12 years in Utah for two years in the ar- through recognized use and cus- lege. come to Logan in the near future in Logan school aufor vice she has handled an average of junior Successful candidates high He has been trained as con tom be protected and preserved; my. to discuss plans for the operations ditorium, Lloyd M. Theurer, of tact representative at the Salt that in order to attain the high- president are Gene Munns, Brig- 300 cases per year. of the companys air service at Providence, Cache county chairRedd, of Lake City offices. e est use and fullest conservation ham City, and Coleen Airport. The West- man, announces. Patricia. Hatch, DR. RAY" B. WEST while Blanding, ern Air Lines, Inc., was granted of grazing resources of public A central committee, various ofEDITS NEW BOOK THEIF a franchise recently by the Civil ficers and delegates to the state MEANEST The USAC student elections should lsnas, ownership private a convention will be Aeronautics board to operate declared were Void, by be as the ultimate today ROSEBUSHES elected, Mr. TAKES For the first time works of Aire flying service at Theurer said. Mr. Theurer urges the student council. cbjective in government land Mountain writers have been Rocky port. Next to stealing money from a all county district be held April LaVon Bailey, Hyrum, collected and published in book and Provo Mr. Dwerikotte states there are 15, and for tho.e in or a Wind church man, perhaps Logan on The committee of the local will appear on the final ballot for form. a number of matters to be worked April 17. the next worst person in the chamber recommenda- secretary. the out before actual operations can adopted George Lowe, Ogden attorney, world is the one that steals rose Just off the press of E. P. ButVem Eyre, Rawlins, Wyoming, tions of the referendum. commence. Among these are the will give the Other were that bushes painstakingly ton at keynote speech company, New York, is a Los of Gillmore certificated Angeles, amendment of their members of chairman Bullens and Frank the convention. Temporary chair- placed by an elderly lady. the are candidates for anthology of Rocky MounCalifornia, filing of their tariffs, staffing the man will be Harld M. Peterson, Mrs. Margaret E. Hyde, 376 committee are: Professor King three-yetain council literature edited by Ray B. post important station with personnel, entering of Logan. East 2nd North, reported to the Hendricks, vice chairman; Attore One year council candidates who West, Jr., associate professor of into a lease for use of the police that thieves had taken ney E. T. Young, W. H. Lohman, survived the primary are Frank at Utah State Agricultural Airport and its facilities, choice rose bushes during the E. Cardon, Professor M. R. Bauman, Rexburg, Idaho; Dave English Joseph etc. It will take from sixty to Ask Divorces Draku-licfrom her place, Ell college. night Merrill, Elvle Heaton, Dr. Joseph Dance, Blackfoot, Idaho, and Harninety days to cmoplete these chief, reported. The collection is made up of Two , divorce complaintss, on A. Geddes, Noble Chambers, Judge old Dance of Salt Lake City; details. grounds of mental cruelty, have Jesse P. Rich, Attorney L. D. Robert Hansen, Scipio, Lauralee short stories, essays, poems, and Chairman George B. Bowen of bzeen filed in First district court. , Go to Ely of excerpts from novels. An IntroducLogan-CacNaisbitt, Joseph Odell, Alvin Hess, Lundahl and Douglas Quayle Airport committee, Rhea L. Archibald from Mr. Mrs. and Holden R. Robert Logan. Eldredge be tion by Professor West discusses will members and his prepared Marriner Morrison, Henry Archibald, Clarkston? and Wallace and daughter left this morning for Judge Final elections will be held on the growth and to meet Mr. Landis. County ComR. Hurren, Leroy Anderson, and development of April 18 aocording to Miss Item Rocky Mountain missioner L. Ray Robinson is vice H. Baugh from Mila H. Eaugh, a short trip to Ely, Nevada. They literature. Attorney Newell G. Daines. ner. Logan. will return home Sunday. chairman of the committee. 1924-4- r , j ) , April-Septcmb- er i ! !, e . July-1924-- et 45 er j . 1924-19- ; -- Chamber Names Several to Organizations Utah Power Pipe New Logan Firm Distributes Farm Implements Reconditioned J-l- ! one-eig- ht -- i , Din-nerho- rn j J pt p- er I ( lip n-po- ot ip, gal-abo- I I Discharged From Service j nova-operate- O P A Extension -- Draws Champ Fire ch ch Logan Teachers Discuss Salary Considerations ar V-- An-to- secretary-treasure- ne r, r, l Chamber Studies j n er . April-Septemb- er pe-t- he Plent-woo- d, July-Septem- Watkins Resigns Juvenile Post Veterans Name Local Official W A L Official Visits Logan College Elections Declared Void , y, , GOP SLATES COUNTY MEET Logan-Cach- Logan-Cach- pol-itc- y. 436-pa- ge ar Logan-Cach- , h, . - he - |