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Show THE HERALD ' PAGE TWO, HOOVER SMILES,, SEES JOIIS About SEPTEMBER FRIDAY, JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, 193 9, FARM STRIKE SPREADS EAST, OHIOANS ENLIST Spotlighting ROOSEVELT PLANS Utah Democrats i Biruhkv writes bright things tor does books whith go into many, He is editions the you remember, did one ot the veiv few real v funny aborts It was (ailed Tin Life of the J'ollyp and thert wu a lot of us who send He rapid Mr. ami Mm. John M. And rson Lakt SALT LAKE CITY, Sept 9 ilb will have an to hear Governor opportunity franklin I) Roosevelt, pally nomi-nee for United States presidenw hen he visits the xtue next week Miller Llewellyn By IN UTAH ADDRESS Hollywood Town visitors 10 Sail up-- e over the week end - Reversing a former decision not to speak foimally in Utah, Governor Roosevelt has notified Governor Geoige H Dein and Senator W illiam H King that he wdl speak in Salt Lake Saturd ly, September 17 have been made Arrangements to use the Salt Lake L. D S. t ibernacle for his address SaturHe will arrive in day evening Salt Lake Friday and remain until ' Sunday morning who li'v I . Mr. SvlvexUr (all of Kigl'v, Idaho, has left for h r home iftu v o k, in a pending tiie pate thr Login visiting wi,h In i ''!'( Mrs Marv AmUr-.- Love , Mrs I S. Smith and hi r moth er, Mrs Saiah Vi sites and all of aunt, Mrs Aim Humphreys Rexbuig Id ho were guests, of relatives in Ogden Thunsdav h m a thomht O0O HBBCCO tender radi- GOOti G0QCOG through ating the blue every icmem-be- r we time it He is considered a bright boy and hard to bettf r in any kind of a dr al, but a studio took fve pounds away from him and all foi art Mr. ami ''Ira A E. NmithwomJ lift Fudav for their home in Los Angeles aftr a weeks visit in Lo gan with f i lends and relatives Miss Ora Rose returned Thurs day after a two weeks van mu wrLh friends in Heber t'lty I CGDQhjSDGD It was a boiling hot day whuh Radio had chosen to shoot a mid winter scene for 'Sport Page" t, rapned in a heavy swathed in a murder, earlaps and a derby, Benchlty was asked to a t like a radio announcer at a game in November , . any November He He imagined the crowds He excitement the imagined imagined an even score and five minutes, but, try as he would, he could not imagine the beads of Two thousand northwestern Ohio farmers have joined the iniit- - ext's farm strike. Here is a section of the crowd at Bowling Green, O., that voted to organize at once an Ohio branch of the National perspiration off of his bioyv' Eveiv few seconds the cameras Farmers Holiday Association after hearing B. Miller (inset), president of the lmva Farmers' I nion. had to be stopped while rations of The Ohioans decided against pkketing, elected a board that will decide on measures of withholding ' cracked ice and ice cri am were products from markets. rushed to his side was he divested at last, When, coast city for Monday and Tues of his winter trappings, he was CACHE DOCTORS dav Sept 12 and 13 TO 111 pale, weak and noticeably thinCurrent business problems, and ner. He did not stop to be conservice activities of Red and Win t gratulated upon his martyrdom stole merchants will be discussed A I D HEALTH Brushing fans aside he dashed for Mr Quinney will be accompanied the first butcher shop, and, with N C by Skanehy, Logan; J J teals in his eyes asked the someLarsen, Hyde Park, R A Eliason what astonished butcher for perD B Eliason, Weils and Hvrum, An orgimzation known as "The certificates for 111 pupils It was a broad smile that Presi- mission to spend the offnight in the of Small the elementary schools of the ville Cache County Physicians Educadent Hoover wore wheo he refrigerator cooling s ? Cache county district known tional Committee" was formed restepped forward to inuke his Utah State Pupils Reading CircD address outlining his new Must HOPEFIL MONTH b cently among members of the received been have certificates program for combatting a. Sept 9 H P Cache Valley Medical society foi Supt J W. Knkbride from the - BLACKSBURG, the depression by providing MANY SCOUTS 15 to month from The Aug development of a health progiam July office of Dr C N Jensen, btate 15 was more jobs and more credit, and undoubtedly the most li in the Cache eouaty school dm of instrucpublic 'Oioto superintendent this picture shows it. The from the standpoint of agri- trict Dr O Christensen, tion when at was taken Washington culture and business that the IDAHO GATHRING elteville, is chairman of the Space is provided for the sig country had experienced since 1929, the president spoke before the Kirktoridc Supt J natures of both Dr. Jensen and nation's industrial and political according to Dr N H Young of the county scnools said Fndav A miniature Mr Kirkbride leaders. of Virginia The purpose of the committee is which is Utah s state em- agtieultural economist here Not only was the recent Battle Fir-- t, d Promotion of an is is printed in blue outline Polytechnic Institute, th- Creek monument dedication near blem ducatiore! campaign a'ong the top of each certificate. Pieston the occasion for a gather- at These of line health work for county maae been have awards HOME HINTS ing of one of the largest assemteacheis, sci ond, to carry out basis of special reading blies ever seen in northern Cache on thedone One teaspoon onion juice or half medicine projects such as the work during pupils by a slice new onion gives a delicious spread of but It was also the occasion n of toxin 1931-3school the A surprise party was given at valley, Every year flavor to mashed potatoes without scrum to aid in prevention ol for the largest Scout encampment in the Cache school the home of David Sparks recent- that Cache . community onion-yhas had council valley making them spread of communicable disease district is represented ly In honor of Mrs Ella Spain., in several years Certificates will be piesented at the occasion being her 51th birth Mon'hly r'ieting6 will be held to be Over 700 Scouts were present at from free is good Soup w :th wait sometime Lull h award exercibes for ea h grease special s principals of schools in tlu enday anniversary be the skimmed can It eisily during served, and an enjoyable evening campment for Scout! troops, ac- school soon after the opening day, .y dropping a piece of damp ehees county to develop stronger prs Those present were Mr cording to Scout Executive Pres- Monday, Sept 12 spent cloth into the hot liqu.d Grease garcs of instruction in health and ton W. Pond There were about work Mrs James Clark and adheres to it quickly Di ,f L! Rees" Smlufield, daughter Josephine, Mr and Mrs. 4oo Somits who camped In troops Paul Clark and family, Mr and during the two days, Monday and To test jelly, remove ( h jellv committee secretary. CACHE GROCERS Mrs David Dahlc, Mi and Mrs Tuesday, the second dav beng Ml doctors who are health from fire, dip a fork Into the m the various communiloseph Goodey, Mr and Mrs Euil featured by a council court of liquid. If the jelly does not run Wallace Mr. and Mrs Thompson, from the tines, it is ready to put ties of Cache county school dishonor with George D. Clyde, Lo-- 1 MEET ATTEND rMs TO Mr and Harvey 1,1 hr&.WX. Buttars, council honor court cr.rfr.; x.:, ' trict arc committee members. Herman gan, Fisher, Mr and Mrs presiding Thor.-pso- n Mrs Rulon Griffin, 160 During the honor court, I E Quinney, district supervisor Henry O Thompson, Mr. and Mis. Scout awards of all classes were Hebei t Spaiks, Mr and Mrs, Ray bestowed The feature of this of the Red and White s.ores diviSparks, Mr Vernon and HarolJ award activity was the presenta- sion of the Zion's Wholesale Gro- Clark, Miss Dorma and Ruby tion of five Eagle Scout emblems eery company will leave Sunday, Sparks Out of town guests weie Scouts receiving Eagle awards in company with four Cache coun Mr and Mrs Emil Broby and weie Guy Cardon, Jr, Troop 3, tv Red and V hite store operators, family of Logan, Mrs Duel ben-se- n Logan Eleventh ward, Cyrus J for Sicramento, Calif ta attend ' of of Newton, Mr Ervin Carlson, Webber Logan Ninth ward, troop the convention the Pacific committee chairman; Don Har- Coast branch, Red and White Salt Lake. stores system. Sarah Griffin yyas hostess at v wood, Troop 153, Smithfield First This meet is scheduled in the dinner party given at her home ward; Robert Bullock, Troop 32. WJISWS The center Preston Third ward, and Kelton Wednesday evening 130, Preston Four Merrill, Troop a large piece was formed with The awards for Eagle Dinner was ward bowl of sweet peas The evening j rank were bestowed bv George E served in cour-.eScout oldest in the Eagle wfts spent in soilal chat and ra- Burgi council dio music. Assisting in the court of honor activity were A Y Hart, Franklin V Condie, Oneida, district, J Rl IV CROPS Sheldon Bergeson Benson, Fred RICHMOND, Va, Sept 9 U Pi B H Cache. Campbell, LoSquirrels arc so numerous in cer- Duce,and B N Chugg, Hyrum, tain parts of Virginia that they gan Three troops, two regular scout are playing havoc with the crops who tied for first honors, Consequently, they were being troops killed even before the hunting and a first rank Vanguard tioop, were judged leaders in camp acseason opened recently received Lincoln and tivity memorial medals given by John D of 4 the KT Utah FARMER Giles, secretary INJl POPLAR BLUFF. Mo, Sept 9 Pioneer Trails and Landmarks tl I1 Dislodged when a hub of a association Each scout and scout official of $ wagon duven by James Linvtlle, farmer, struck the tree trunk the the tioop present for the encampTied upper section of a tree fell on ment was given a medal Scout him, crushing his shoulder and for first honors among Boys and Girls Blue and Green Waterproct tausing serious internal injuries troops were Troop 12, Logan Tenth soutma-teward Ariel Hoth, and Troop 1 Logan Presbvteriaa church, Jack Mortin, scoutmaster The winning Vangutrd troop 163 Clarkston, Frank Ravsten Vanguard chief Judgment foi the award was made on camp conveniences arrangement housekeeping and discipline On Monday nearly all of the 3(KiO at the' Battle Creek spectators monument unveiling ceremonies filed thiough the Scout camp to view the setup and activity program 133 a n (jAIatH OM3 nj BJ333UJ GH3I35ZS22II3t ERjITCI' aJtaEEJH' top-coa- Funeral services for Mrs. Alex 41. Nelson, who died Wednesday night, will be held Sunday at 12 15 p m m the Logan L I) S First ward chapel The regular quorum meeting of the 64,h quorum of seventies will be held in the Benson ward cha. pel, Sunday at 2 p. m All seyen tics are requested to be present The Seagull t amp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, will meet Monday at the home of Mrs O L Packer, SIS East Fourth North street , Marriage licenses have been is. sued from the office of the Cache county clerk to Angus James Fill more, Richfield, and Beth Lowe Merrill, Logan; Oscar Edward Nielsen and Helen Sidonia Stev. ens, both of Montpelier, Idaho; William Lester MeGlone, Ogden, and Margaret Gibson, West We ber; Edward E Roberts, and Ro will Higgins, both of Lava Hot Springs, Idaho The city light plant crew, under H. C. Maughan Superintendent has completed the annual job of setting up transformers to pro vide light and power for the two days of the Cache County Farm bureau fair and rodeo Tuesday anil Wednesday, Sept 13 and It at the Cache county fair grounds Mrs. Mary Llddle has returned from a two weeks' vacation in California where she visited points from San Francisco to Los An geles. , She was a guest of her son, Wallace Llddle, USAC gradu ate in engineering, who has a federal government engineering job near San Francisco Mr Lid die underwent an operation for ap pendicljis during Mrs. Uddle's stay on the coast, y MINING TOWN IS - BINGHAM Utah CANTON, Sept, 8 (UPi Only a few smoldering ruins remained today of the business and residential section (if the Highland Boy mine, swept fire late by Thursday afternoon The fire, starting at p m in an old abandoned theater, swept through the match-bo- x houses and business structures that crowd the main street in the narrow anyon and although brought un-Icontrol shortly after did damage amounting to over $400,000, according to latest estimates. 8pm, Agent, District Get High U, S. Rating is first out of on the agents Pacific eoast and the Cache district is first out of 66 districts in the west m placed business for the Metropolitan Life Insurance company, according to word received by Manager S V Prows Bergener was 21st out of 33 000 agents in the nation with the Cache district eighth out of 750 Harley Bergener districts PUPILS AT pc-f- e, two-fol- Clarkston u-- e 2 Buy Now and SAVE i EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY s OVERALLS Boys Heavy weight SSEnaB&ESBBSHlk P BLAZERS -- For Boys " li , ff f Womens Silk Dresses on C&siuran Bay THE anti-toxi- two-day- SCHOOL SHIRTS . LOGAN, UTAH nt THIS CURIOUS WORLD nine PHILIPPINES' A. H. PALMER & SONS RECEIVE AWARDS r wf trW Iron fireman burns coat . . . the safe, dependable fuel. I . SWEPT BY FIRE 15,000 the luxuries of automatic home heating plosgenuinesavingsinyourfu I bills You can when an Iron Fireman Automatic Coal Burner or the burning of replaces obsolete hand-firincostly automatic fuels in your home. 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StftONG CLAMS THEY HAMMER IN THE END OF THE SHELLS S16 FOR SALE Fork Box farm located canvon 14, Hcrald-Joti- t FOR KF NT COTTAGE GROVE, ' A IT R JwHKl) THREE room apartment furnished, clean, cheap 5th East " OREGON, ARE PANED FOLD (taiunss from the Bohemia Blatksmilh Writs Cheap S19 ral m FOR RENT solt mine) FI me !v 15 N Hi 5 KAU Store Dept. jo Intcrmrintain (,'mlit Men Av-ione- RMsHK- D- THREE rooms bath, garage barn 231 South Fifth West $10 00 S12 .11 ' The Store With the Biggest Values FOR HALE CHOICE young pigs C R. HumSI 5. phreys. River Heights. 57 EM Avn. To Dona Deio the call of the open country was irresistible. Chance took her to her fa- thers timber camp when a posse was form-jin- g for a man hunt and immediately she was Call of plunged into exciting adventures. the West, the new serial by R. C. Montgomery, tells the story beginning Wednesday in Herald-Journa- l, |