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Show " PAGE SIX THE HER'AL'D ITLL CARRY NEW OFFICERS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, AND WONT STICK IN THE MUD TONS 100 - ggP The local senior schools held class elections Wednesday, class chose: The senior Thomas Boyle, president; Dorothy Packer, Helen Thomson. secretary; Lorna Hull, reporter The junior class officers are: Donald Allaredge. preoident; Sarah Benson, Vinton Merrill, secretaiy, Floyd Burgi, Anita Fullmer, Samuel Evans as executive committee-me- n PRESTO- N- and Junior 'hgh 25, 1 931 to K. S. Conferences In and enough moisten j 9. Cream or cottage ohee.se Cache Stake Sunday mixed with chili sauce. 10: Cream or cottage cheese 7 mixed with chopped dates The Relief Society ward conspread on slices of steamed ferences of the Cache stake brown bread. will be held in all of the wards 11: Baked beans and chopped Sunday evening, September 27. pickles, celery, moistened with A good attendance is desired la little ci earn or milk Cache Stake R. S. Presidency. 12. Peanut butter and finely SAMJHICHLS FOR SCHOOL chopped celery, moistened with Gills with money have a faLI .NCH BOXES a little cream or nnlk. 13: Chopped raisins with nuts vorite trick of falling in love By BUT1I ADAMSON with worthless men." Kathleen and lemon juice to moisten. Sandwiches have long been Norris, author. RUM FINE svnonymous with school lunch boxes. PRESTONJ. Murdy , of Salt To date nothing has been Lake was fined $50 on a chaige to take the place of this of possession of intoxicating pjpiiiiu culinary creation firstw liquor when brought before prepared for the Earl of Sand-- Judge Antone Jensen heie this ch. week. Altho sandwiches aie no longer restricted to two slices of bread with meat between they communication still represent one of the most HELP POT ROAST truck load, convenient ways of serving ; H -- I i ed Saturday , The sophomore class elected: Earl Goshnd, pres. dent; Blanche Kinme Neeley, Weaver, secretary; Sadie Fov. Don Chatterton. reporter; and Bertha Jensen, Margaret Peters as executive committeemen. In the Junior high school, six groups of officers were nominated and from this group the following were elected: Ninth grade: Perry Larson, Veda Eames. vice president, president; Roma Taylor, secretary; Margaret Palmer, class reporter; Roxy Nonguesser cheer leader. Mark Smith Eighth gradeLeah Levis, president; Helen Shaffer, secreretary; Evan Peterson, class and Ellen Lindbolm porterQuinn Crockett as cheer leaders; Jack Roe. song leader. Seventh grade; Keith Gieaves, president; Aleda Jensen, Coi bridge, Donna secretary; Deans Corbndge, reporter; Ellis Beckstead. cheei song leader; Zelda Alldredge, leader, - vice-preside- Back suit timing is done by telephone in the world's largest road vehicle, pictured heie, Then.' a line connecting the drivers in the front and back of the colossal truck. Capable of cairying a 100-to- n this mammoth transporter, developed in England, has fourteen wheels and the load is always evenly distributed beMake Slices Even tween the axles. Theres no possibility that the vehicle will be helpless if its driving wheels sink into a soft spot in The bread should not be cut the road, for provision has been made for lilting the driving wheels of the motive unit dear of the ground, so that especially thin but uneven slices and spread uitn creamed but- Y them, Tiiere is a steering gear for the rear carrier wheels. dal plates can be placed under ter- to form a coating that will ? -- r keep the filling from soaking in sandwich-makinTo eapedite cream a small bowl of butter m the evening and keep it in a fairly warm place so it will spread easily the following morning. Another fine point essential AGRICULTURAL Spanish onion, second, sheaf of to tasty sandwiches is plenty of DLPAHTM ENT alfalU, second, Alma Barfuss salt in the filling. Several small Citron, first, Leo Matkin, Hyde River Heights Spanish onion. iu piPORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 25. sandwiches will appeal much Aimee Semple McPherson more to Park, pop corn, first, J. C. Mor- first, Hubbard squash, second, appetities than Oxheuit carrot, first; summr Hirton, Evangelist, was to leave one laraechildish gan, Logan. Table beets, second; one that is awkward dissquash, first; cabbage, fust, for Los Angeles tonight after to handle. garden sage, Hist; basket Lar-, 1 potatoes. new Four the won Ola second, sugar Irish, Square dedicating all by first; play, Here Are Spreads s, here. temple Gospel sen, Logan. Black pop corn, bee- - beets, first, al! won bv Roy ' In a season w hen Gates for This list of fillings assures River Heights. Mangel, seconcl, Abe Cummings, Nlbley. Pie Oxhiart everything from picture shows variety and interest. pumpkir, second. Wilson Perry, ond, mangel, first, 1: Scramoled eggs and bacon. Smith fleid. Lima beans, second; carrots, first, alj. won by Jen s to foot balls, games are small, 2: Cottage cheese and diced navy beans, first; cranberryD Peterson. Logan. Colony of bets, Mrs. Hutton today shared with bacon. first, Paul A Johnson. Avon Pugilist Jack Demosey the dis- fried Hard-cookbeans, first; all won by D. 3: eggs, chopped Younker. Logan. Citron, second. viigar beets, fust. George Olsen tinction of being the only two. Harold Armstiong, Logan. Per- College Wood. Green beaus, ' 1 nr tirns to draw full ftous-I- and mixed with sausage. 4: Creamed butter mixed with TakahaUd, College es, here. first, sian cantaloupe, second, kasaba, The Evangelist preached two honey. Finely grated orange seed, first: garden first; Mrs. V. A. Armstrong, Lo- Ward Onion honey-derind at to thirdmay Barnett. shifts James the auditorium here added rage, gan, Pole beans, second; tot niebt. Her tome wss mv 5: Grated American cheese, first. Mrs. C. M. Armstrong. Providence. mixed to with Swedish oats, second. Golden life, but those who came salad dressing and Logan. d, desert episode chopoed celery or pickles. Watei melon, first, Keith Nyman, Logan, RFD 2. Horse hear of the were not was It ,6: Rippered salmon, carefully Smilhfield, Idaho Rurals, mane, fust; Trebi barley, first, disappointed. Peter Larson, Logan. Yellow mentioned. After preaching picked over to see that second, Glen Gustaveson. LewWilbones are left in, sermon one Keith crookneck squash, second, short iston. Sugar beets second, lat, imrv 7. Giound, cooked liver mix-e- d liam Harper, Trenton. Turkey Younker, North Logan. Cab- Mrs. Hutton asked the 5,000 with minced, cooked bacon Rpd wheat, first, Joseph Atkin- bage .second. .Alton Johnson, Lo- persons to make room for anson, Clarkston. Stoat of wheat, gan. Huckleberries, first, John other 5,090 waiting in the street. was 'blended second, Morris Sjoberg, Millville. Lundberg. River Heights, Grimm Showmanship middle-cla- ss American Dried sweet corn, first, W. F. alfalfa, first; Federation wheat, with butter beans, second; doctrines by the Evangelist In Owen, Logan, Cucumber display, fust; first, F. G. Smith, Logan. Jesse ZolLnger, Providence, drawing record crowds at all She prefaced a Tomatoes, seeond, egg plant, appearances. Squash, Table Queen, second, Mrs, Hazel Nielson, Hyde Park. first; peppers, first; table beets, sermon on the evils of a jazz White Flnt, second J. C. Kent, first; celery, first; honey dew, age by pedaling onto the stage Logan. RFD. Cauliflower, first fucond, all won bv F. S. Honye, in a toy automobile, pursued by Benson Egg plant second, Mrs, a Portland policeman on a moPhilip Purser. Logan. Bl.ss potaarrested toes, second, Winsor Rice. Yel- E. R. Scott. Millville. Tomatoes, torcycle. and being first Leon fu t, Dallas Zollinger. Provi- for speed. low Flint corn, Smith. Providence. Alfalfa, sec- dence Federation wheat, second, There are about 12.340 buildond, Russel! McCullock. Logan. J Elmer Olson, ColVge Ward. Popcorn, first, LeGrand Baer, Turkey Red wheat, first Rudger ing and loan associations in the Providence. Cantaloupe, second, Baison Clrukston. Alfalfa first, United States. Mai cell Baer, Providence. Can- Vaughan Scoit Millville. Squash Put. Lucinda Atkinson, Smith-f.el- F. F. A. record book, second. taloupe, second, Owen Baer, RFD F. F. A. record took, Providence. Corn, first. J. L, Sparrow, North Cache Couch, Logan. fust, Emil Gessel, Providence, high school. BAG- first; y Mary Adams, New York stage Table Queen squash, . second-star, . grew tired of the east; Cocozelle. pumpkin, tame west; is learning the Hy- flist; Willie Walker. Logan. second. Wesley ing game. She hopes to become Watermelonsa transport pilot under direc- Baer, Providence. Tomatoes, tion of Capt. William Lancastor. first, Bliss potatoes, first. J. C. who made the Yost. Logan. Banana squash, hop with Mrs, Keith Miller some first, huckleberry, beeond; tame Mona-smitlime ago. groundberry, second, J. J. Sugar beets, Trentan., MARRIAGE LICENSES Etden Jenks, Logan. second RFD 1. Sunflower, first; hill of Marriage licenses have been corn, second; squash, second. Issued from the office of the Rex Jensen. Smithfield. Dozen Cache county clerk to Paul carrots second, Dean McDon35-o- z. Evans Grace, Nephl, and Geneva ald Logan. Sugar beets second, . . . Elizabeth Schaua, Logan; Roy Rex Read, Trenton. Hubbard squash, first; Sams, and Leila Sylvia Robincarrot, second; Sweet son, both of Idaho Falls, Id ana ieveiai-toods-in-on- e. j I Specials CITY MARKET I Phone Howard MeKenuey, Just FAIR PREMIUMS i j , Bar-fus- 1 Hill-yar- -- tly . PriT RnAsTS lion J.Ml l.UIH (HOPS, slluil X ll'l U. . . VEAL . ip, me 2 lit. pull LARD R pound' . j 19? -- 33? Felix Market First East North Plenty of Chickens. Pmk, A'ml mid 29? 35? 25? CRYSTAL IHIITE SOAP lb bum . MOTHER'S CHINA OATS, large pm huge 28? 30? 85? . pound' MILK. 4 huge inns CHILI KEANS 3 pun nds. 15? 5? 15? SIM DS SVVRIT 1! 12? i . . Dei Monte RREAD, loud lour 23? f Oil ROASTS VEAL CHOIS LAUD, . pound , IHiimd 4? BACON - . TIER, Fle'h Cut FEE, 19? SMOKED IUMS. whole oi h.iir. pomul sgruiKs b.uov R1 Cii'iimi'i 29? 25? it 'll I milt Imnb, 2 lb SMOKED II IMS MEAT 2 pound.' ... 8? JKItllWl 25? - i' Liunli. . ne d, PER POUND 23-L- ORANGES 2 - SHREDDED JLondon-Austral- 2 immi West of J. C. Penury's w. Thieves, believed to have been two youths in an old automobile, broke into a portable candy stand belonging to Ainley Macey, Logan resident on the cottier of Federal and Vernon avenues, across the street from thf Junior high school Thursday night. A stock of candy valued at about $9 was taken, according to Mr. M&cey. the Macey stand Passers-b- y at about 9 p ,m Thursday saw tWK youths loitering about the place. They reported to Patrolman Russell Knowles and William Willison .who were on , night duty The officers were not told of the job, however, until 12.30 Friday morning, recorded on the police activity book. ,,Mr. Macey told police officers Friday morning his small candy ' stand Is his only present means of. support for his family. Prop. g. ed !C We Deliver 32 8? 10? . pound ND (HUM FRESH REEF, pound . U1R STEAK doz: ia SIZE- - MEDIUM 3 h, WHEAT per RELIEF IDEAS ; Sept. 25 (U W A work for every to provide plan man in the middle-we- st was proposed by Gov William H. Murray of Oklahoma at an unemployment conference here today. I suppose that the government, county, state and federal provide work for the more than 1.000.000 unemployed In this section and then see that those who do not work do not eat. Gov. Murray told the 150 delegates rep resent! no- 19 states. ST. LOUIS, able-bodi- ed - Si 530 Muss JC UK) Ibid Cot oa 1 gn FKKSIi "fCh . CAULIFLOWER FRESH SNOW WHITE, 2 ! LBS. SALMON Fresh Red 15c lb. VEAL Ml I Meaty Cuts CLOTHING 13c lb. t $ 0 00 on a 1 Sweat Shirts . special muddy Mens Work Shirts, good grade Hoys' Blue Stripe Overalls, sizes Men's 35c Silk Sox Mens Good FT KM-ON- VEAL RIBS CHOPS AND STEAKS f 18c lb. 2 lbs. 25c IVIH m m .. 4 to Package Bacon, sliced, each 16 Woik Gloves ... M I2rt Suit. J)8c 50C Cali cs Hearts and Tongues ,")( lurce red spring rhitkens. fat hms, hendrherse Inrr 50C MIL 20 C Boys Corduroy Pants .. Men't $3.00 Gold Stripe Coveralls Part Wool Blankets Special ( ill VM. I 'I IllH'i: Mil AMI A C.U I.I FLOWER IMIZFN KUOS. SPARE ROAST Complete Line of Mens and Ladies Felt Slippers at lamest Puces in Town! We 'ace you $5 00 2S 29? poTATOfS triHIV s 23? Foil PER CAN 17 Boys and Mens all wool entiling all the now- shades and up to date models at extremely low prices! 15? TOUVV pfi: Ilersheys 5 DUTCH CLEANSER - 29? . il . - 1EB. TALL CAN, PINK t 25 e 19 ? Oftp nub 3f'3' 212 PURE SWEIT CREAMERY 1 l.erumtle, isurii or . . fine. 9 lh luu. Hour, W hole W hunt yjt Nr 23 piimd mu k Coffee. Folgers Kti'ign, 1 pound Vlnesur, HeUmc white or hrowri. 25c 15c 5 - 3' STANDARD GRADE- - 15c4 -- - Reg. 10c package, now .. No. 2 CAN, SHOES Sb2.S)S . Mens $ 00 Blaik Oxfords Men'.-- , 4.00 Work Shoes, toe cip or plain toe $2.98 $2.05 Ladn s' $4.00 Dress Slipped Ladies Black Kid Aieh Support, Special $2.85 at Childrens School Shoes, Bert Made, ' Lowest Prices;! gfl BC Iorfc mol Hi ,ins -1, me ire, pt i i nil Or.iiH'fruii, Muuer" smull sire - 5 h' ii BUTTER . huge, fimry, Ini'Lel Hum, While Hese 4S pound took Horn, While 3 WHITE ROSE or PIGGLY WIGGLY 39c . 1ei.i lies, KUer( ,th Hum nnfiioi 5 KiiUoii'. (el lb- Rui'iii', new el op 3 Itirte p.ok.wt' Schillings Best and .. EgsStnetly Fresh (lathered, 3 dozen . lbs. Sweet Potatoes Extra choice, Toilet Soap Extia good qn ditv, (1 bars Onions, Sweet hliiit.n, 111 pounds Toisiutoe', firm ripe 1 lui'bel lh b. Cheerio PotUtlHK, ltluUtl HiWH'K 100 ixinteW ltoe, lit John H. Anderson & Sons 1(J OR POST TOASTIES, LG. PKG. lt FLOUR l()c can Mustard Tuna Fish reg. 20c size, special Matches 6 large boxes, 5c size New Store 50? Hjiii'b,t TRADE AT 1 William Watson's CORN FLAKES assorted flavors- - COFFEE Federal Ave FREE DELIVERY! 29 Onion', Ox-he- SO CELERY EXTRA FANCY- - jar for with the utmost confidence of Retting the1 best hone 1L. the least amount of money. Free Dclivety. PHONE S $1.98 . $2.00 $2.75 SASH MABEETS 111 N. Main , 395 W, Center BOASTS, Efficient Service per pound at the usual Saturday Savin? Pi ices. those tender aged Bacon and Ham. modern market ga'jgg Cleanliness Honesty |