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Show " EOCAN 1U.XAII) .CACHE' VALLEY THU Rj II EL ALP, DAILY DA Y, ) C T. enues, whereas itootleigives bib WHEN LEGIONNAIRES PARADED BOSTON - STREETS V3 nail TODAY Alma - tr George Balch and children nd Miss Bernice Quinney left to y for Sail Lake City where they dll visit with frit-mi- s during the smatnder of the week. ? . 46 Ml 4? -- I v A Mr. Mn. and ent Sunday ends. '? L r Vi ''It (la y$y Fi't i 1 ' J. aa rly-- - M. W. Lundsirorn in Or den with I 4 1 I J . - 1 t iJr" JL. I ' , - iV fy f ? , rw, s - - jl L. . u f . s a i .!. v . J 'V "j - ' f' J i r " ' W ; V ' I f'iiMF s , - v'SerVi-s'.- k V'. - Block ridraro of Pint several days in Salt Lake ry visiting with local friends and datives eu route In their home er a trip to Canada and Alaska On. Mock was formerly Jiliss Vio G Wendelboe of Logan. 70,UOO Jforld Har veterans marched betueen cheering throngs at convention of the American Legion. Lit lured above is the colorful scene'- as the spectacular parade moved up I remont Sired, with the sidewalks packed with thousands of spectators. In the foreground are the while-clamembers of the drum and bugle corps, all boys, who were brought to the convention by the Legionnaires of Los Angeles, Calif. Tons of paper were .cast down from office and hotel windows as the parade wound past and uniforms of khaki, green, blue, red, yellow and other brillian colors were worn by the marchers. Hof tons lilt' annual tb Gdr. h friends In Salt Lake City. A. Firmage and John Moser for Cedar leave this week-enon an annual deer hunt. .3 Eva Parkinson of Lewiston Logan visitor Wednesday. Lewiston News FIRE LOSS LOW Merrill of Richmond Wednesday In Logan visiting ' OUi tP- relatives. - ! Reports received at the Cache National forest office are showreing that the Intermountain low In gion was comparatively Nettie Johnson of Magna fire loss as compared to the year for her home, alter before for the summer fire period pjcl Tuesday a in Logan as the July 1, to September 30. week ting lonit of Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Lu- - The total expenditures in fire fighting for the summer months this year was 828,126 while for the same period the year previous L. I. Sorensen and Mr. and Nam L. P. Hansen of Salt Lake It was 55,000. Record for the region, in which were guests during the week Addr of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Jorgen- - Cache forest is located, shows 327 fires of less than a quarter of an acre In extent, 87 up to 10 Cy ' V.. W. I Sorensen of Mendon acres and 25 larger than that making a total of 439 blazes. Of l a Logan shoper Wednesday. this total 170 were man caused -. and Mr. J. L. McCracken and 269 resulted from lightning. spending the week end in Salt I City on bueiness. D. lie Jean Cox of Salt Lake City during the Soul been in Logan 41 ' ar. eh i PLAYING TAG WITH OFFICER PROVES COSTLY Ame of Ogden spent Mon-I- n Logan visiting with Mr. and Farrell Johnson. . pi.T' Nancy Finch and Miss La 3harp of Salt Lake City were rs in Logan the first part e v week. and Mr. Lester Poeock spent visiting relatives at Tooele. flay and Wednesday and Mr. William R. Smith tanston, Wyoming, were week guests in Logan of Dr. and YV. E. Smith. W. E. Smith and Dean 'all left Tuesday evening for y to hunt pheasants. They txpected home this evening. jl Is of H. E. Brewington Den-- visiting in Logan and is Lest of Dr. and Mrs. N. P. on. Mr. Brewington who Is r manager of the telephone tny here will arrive in Lo-lunday. 1 d service station for lease at 'ocation in Logan. Apply 0 19. V, icst Rub Colds over well throat and chest 11U0N JA3S US9 YFAT1Y Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ellingford of Los Angeles, Calif., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rawlins. Elder Earl Miles, who has been laboring in the Southern States mission for the past two years returned home Sunday. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miles and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wiser motored to Salt Lake to meet him. Mrs. H. F. Bernhlsel and mother Mrs. J. A. Beirdueau of Logan were guests of Mrs. Ronald Campbell on Monday. Miss Bernice Rawlins who is attending the VSAC spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rawlins. Mrs. Joseph J. Haslam entertained Wednesday at a chicken dinner in compliment of her birthday anniversary. Tile table was centered with pink and white dahlias. quests were Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Glen and Mrs. LeRoy Hill of Logan and Mr. T. A. Kerr and daughter Tresa of Wellsville. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Allen of Cove were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Hyer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Whittier of Hollywood, Calif, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C ,L. Rawlins the forepart of last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Laird of Idaho Kalis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Taggart last week. Mrs. Ether Allen of Cove is spending a few days visiting with her folks Mr. and Mrs. Brigham liver. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bowden announce the arrival of a a fine baby girl, born Tuesday October 7. Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Marler and Mr. and Mrs. ILiris Hodges entertained at a bunco party, Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph llaslam. The rooms and tables were attractively deco- Playing tag all around the city with a traffic officer in the city's big auto brought a 850 fine to Blaine Dailey in city court Wednesday afternoon. Officer Knowles was driving the police car Tuesday night and on rounding a corner, according to Ins report, a machine ahead of him started to speeding. Suspicion of the oilicer was aroused Down side and he gave chase. streets over cross streets, then down Main street sped the two cars and finally Knowles crowded rated with shades of asters. the car to the curb. Darley was A delicious pastel luncheon was served to the occunant. the following Messrs, and When arr tinned before City Yerlan Leavitt, Joseph HasJudge Jesse P. Rich the autolst lam, Oral Layne and Wilford a admitted speeding and after and Smoot and Marcus West-ove- r lecture from the court paid & fine and Miss Myrtha Kent and of 850. Leah Parrel of Logan. Prizes were awarded to Verlan Leavitt and Marcus Westovcr. $3.25 Mrs. Estella Mulliner of Idaho 'TO IDAHO FALLS AND RETURN Falla has been a visitor at the $2.70 home of V. L. Rawlins. TO BLACKFOOT AND RETURN Ros- Messrs, and Mesdamea: OCTOBER 17TH Mes-dante- j Wad-doup- s From Logan via Oregon Short Tickets good only Line Railroad. in coaches or chair cars, limited for return to home destinations bei'oie midnight October 20th. Ask local agent for details. nwnd Swinyard, C. Jay Van Orden and Horace Bowles were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Pond. Mrs. LaYina Watson of Sugar City, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Titenaor of Cove were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Hyer. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hendricks of Richmond visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Hyer. Mr. Hyer has been ill for Borne time and is believed to be Improving. Mrs. J. M. Bernhlsel entertained at a dirner on Wednesday for the following: Mrs. Taylor Hutton of Ilyrum, Mrs. Richard Bowden of Preston, Mrs. Eta Pond, Mrs. Leon Pond and Mrs. B. T. Pond. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allred and son Junior, and daughter, Peggy Ray of Ogden were the week-enguests of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Karren and family. Mrs. May Chandler attended a bridge luncheon Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. u. L. Rees of Smithfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin YTan Orden visiled Sunday at Hyrum. tne guests of Mrs. Van Orden's niomer. Mrs. David Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Thompson entertained at a dinner on rrmay In compliment to her sisters, Mrs. Walter Ririe and Mrs. Boyd Ririe of Great Falls, Montana, Mrs. Kenneth Flagger of Provo, Vtah, and Mrs. Hyrum Ririe. Fall flowers centered the table. The aiiernoon w as spent in social chat. Mrs. G. A. Hogan and Mrs. Dorris O. Hyer motored to Trenton YVeduesday to visit with Mrs. Webster Hunter. Leona Hendricks, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hendricks, was accidently hurt last week. She was In the coal house getting coal, when Amber Stocks returned a borrowed ax and threw it in the coal house window, thinking no one in the coal bouse. The ax hit Leona on the head and cut quite a gash. The doctor was imHer condimediately summoned. tion isn't cons dered serious. The Lewiston Sugar factory started to grin! beds Weduesday morning at 7 o'clock. The beets live been coming in rapidly since the weather cleared. Superintendent J. W. Bair expects a fifty or f EY: ilUCK DRIVERS Stripet 5 p' -- ty with less wear on your truck. Complete springs ! extra leaves for all makes ol trucks. Have those body and fender dents taken out by expats ! Amdahl Iron Works Westh-.Mai- j n 7 iint-tjo- n fascist! called Nazi, continue rioting and attacks on the shops and persons of Jews, These Nazis" represent the secsixty day run. Plenty of men are ond most powerful party in the on hand and the factory is In good condition. Reichstag, but this has not preMr. and Mrs. O, E. police from using Hendricks of vented the Berlin Swan Lake were supper guests of their clubs on the rioters. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hendricks on Saturday. WALL STREET seems unable to make up its mind about movlDg up The White House t or down. grounds of about 17 acres. Tuesday, in the morning. It mov-- ihonc DM! A 41- .r ' a i Mil v ALLEN A Special Lot of Winter COATS Here is a special selection of winter sport and dress coats materials of wombat; velours and broadcloth with fur collars and cuffs WSMTER COATS A superb collection of coats 'tjutt shotf the moldeij line, on" so beautifully designed and finighed that they-gthough they were made for' you. D e f n 1 e y, distinctively styled and essentially practical, too! Trimmed with Red Fox, Skunk, Lapin, Wolf, Chinese Badger, Kit Fox, Sealine and Marmink on rich fall fabrics. Usually would be to $75.00 1 1 1 , WIMTER PRESSES BATTERY SERVICE We will gladly inspect your battery every two or throp weeks, and help you to pet lull service. That's We clean off our business. corrosion, keep cells filled with water, check every detail. $25.00 OS. 95 0.9S SPECIAL MATS of 'mew' fashions in Fells evSryt Conceivable new win-shade . . .Shapes for round faces, long faces, young faces, to suit every matronly faces personality and every feminine type. ... ter Scores ft H con-As- dxesse In frat, crepes A lacy travel Charming lovely evening prints In striking Color combinations , gowns of smooth satins . . . every dress is individually different. Flared tunics, belted waistlines, boleros and little details of smartness that add to their beauty. Usually would be msf the springs on your truck holding up? Weve got a guaranteed heavy overload spring ah will allow you to carry a larger load in greater 31 IN BERLIN, the Hllterites, d 3? M Clean-U- bet-ij.-- direc-bett- -- 7- wtxtittimwsxttsttmtsmtssum in STRIKE in the Edison factory at Orange, X. J., was necessary it :i oe a fact tiiat wages j were .reduced. , But any workman knowing what Edison has done for workers, must find it hard to call a strike against him. Thanks to Edison, millions are at work all over the world, at good wages, and millions I ve ia comfort unknown before Edison's work beaau. a However, he is philosopher, and knows that the one thing NOT to be expected is gratitude. two-piec- e "M Blue r. i CACHE FOREST J r. William Are i d Julius Jacobson returned file Sunday from a week's visit lr: : j j Mr. B. B. Ryan of Grace, Idaho. spending the week in I .naan as Y guest of Miss Verona LucherMr. j A Miss DcEsta Anderson Is spend remainder id the week in It Luke City. TVtr. and : 2 i the T - This country may congratulate itself on the tact that if it hadn't lost its nerve, alter a destructive sunk gambling fever. It would have little work. letidcn- it has no revo'.utionar tes that cannot be taken care of by the polire, and, more important, it pas no "dole," such as id England, destroying desire to work in millions of men, rutting idleness on a national subsidy basis. I t5 M f- V; 1 i t I r f v " Sun- '' 4 S D Wdford Baugh spent in Wellsville visaing with yes. indi- The other map shows South America, its revolutionary sections heavily shaded. A few email white soots show smaller states, Chile. Columbia, Venezuela, Ecuador. Paraguay and Cruguay still peacenik 'f.; , f silent Sunday Ring with triends in Salt Lake ty. Mr. if , Beck Ell black specks, each ; i Wilford BaugH .pent the forepart the Heek at Biarki'ool on Im.-- i ess. ft numerable - a bootleg resott, make (lie map look like the face of a child with cliieken pox. h A t W in s Mr. 1 .. Pond visiting r- r eating i of Thatcher, Idaho. Logan with Mr. and Ira,. L. Austin Ioml. s In New York state. Governor Roosevelt wisely closes public forests at the begiiuidtg of the annual The tor-- j deer hunting season. eels, following IoeK drought, would ed down. In the a .ternaon t iuev jlar,y pe st,t on fire in a hua- ed up. died places, it sportsmen, with will sale that for stocks are There t their rifles and matches w ere go lower, because they are two oxygen. one part parts hydrogen, It is sad to be thwarted just as Other stocks will go far above which they you are ready te kill a deer. But ati tjie highest prices have ever sold, because they are j worth t lie money. And many are Felling good stocks f at ridn ulonsiy low jn ices in order J io hold had stocks. Governor Larsn, of Xew- Jersey, predicts steadily increasing pros-MPabsi one of the able brewers perity for his state, now celebratThe gover"made Milwaukee fa- ing prosperity week. that lornn-rlmous," lias just spent a million nor relies on "the advantageous pm dollars equipping one of Ids plants sitiou of New Jersey," which could not be greatly improved. to make real beer, in anticipation of a change in the prohibition law. Of late years, and, especially, unThis may be premature. der Governor iarsou's managecomprise Any prohibition ment, New Jersey has DESERVED probably ignore the law, letting the prosperity, by energy, displayed in it as much pleases as drink public of good roads. and badly made the building Of vile whiskey Not even California has done jeer ter than New Jersey in that pnmerlv made would be and would iuUI hundreds of lion, of late New York state is far millions a year (Continued From Page 1) If 5 lions a year to biotleggersV, HERES MORE ABOUT TIRE SERVICE There are just two main parts of a tire the tread " ... lu both of and carcass. these Goodyear lires are defInvestigate initely superior. our used lire department and we will show you how to save money! WARD & JACOBSEN MASTER SERVICE STATION 35S N. MAIN SJ V j X rJ S I |