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Show s Grain Range BV May July Kept. PRESS High Low (MIFIt Open .581-- .59 611-- 2 .58 60 4 .621-- 8 .57 58 60 4 Close .57 .59 .61 8 The Herald-Jouama- ll Free LOGAN, UTAH. MAKE TUESDAY, They Direct Junior Prom Preparations II Far be county. eight. 1 1 !: FIVE O'CLOCK M ON BEETS TO beet contracting in .1 V KS rKF.HH l HM CITY, Okit. ALr h 15 li A vtr, imnutl b Kavmonri Pm man. Elk Pity, tuiuul in its own fit short m ahum Wrliun At- the vunng umisuH it to trmtcit hy the lontmuous blowing of un automobiU honi shortly after he had put ha i at m the garap.r, Phi in in fmiini his automobile blazing. The shoit m the wiring that eauseti the blaze aHo affeeteii the horn KLK Schedule Is Arranged her Farmers Oi Valley Work of VSllF.O KXIOKTiON OLD HISTORY Federal onum Young Pair With Baby Binding and happy, despite heir tattered clothes und badfinancial condition, ly bent' Mr and Mrs. Ralph Johnson, each 27 years of age, from St. Louis, Mo., started Tuesday morning from Logan on the last leg of their journeys to Pocatello, Idaho. old Johnny their infant son, Johnson v. hose health seems to lie the best despite the long tramp Ins parents have made with him from St. Louis since March 2, looked not a bit the worse for the rough life he has been leading with his patents when the family walked l Monin on Sheriff Jeff day night. They were given a bd in the detention room of the courthousv and furnished supper last night and breakfast this morning, then sent happily on their wav. Johnson, tall and heavy set, with a merry twinkle in his eye told some lundents of (heir trip from St. Louis, lie is a farmer and boilermaker. They made over 350 miles by automobile from a point in Kansas to Denver through the hospitality of an Oklahoma oil magnate driving a high powered automobile. Johnson said them the Oklahoman gave three good meals every day and parted with them in Denver only after giving them $11 to help them on their way. They got to Price In southern Utah, and had the experience of an at.empt of a Price woman to have Price officers take little j.,hr ny away from them and commit him to her care. At Price thpy boarded a freight train, md finally landed in IOgan last night. I FLOUR AND I Old Trails Revived Search For PI OT Price 6c Beg Rides kabv I1' u If) H )!,LY V(( 1), M:u hre tet ag mist extortion plot prominent persons m Hollywood h lid Beeily Ihll-- s by Kdgar Wolfi, Manh 15 HOPEWELL, N former New York playwright, one UPNew J.im) authorities c Polu of the intended vnium. down old Inula derhtad to Uveal the names ol in their desperate kidnaping efforts, to get H was hut other thieaUned. a clue to the Baby Lindbergh J, will to the the Fage one, column EDITION Flashes I BY from wheat Farm board is to be given in With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal Number Volume 2u. Todays News hitch-hikin- g Four-month- Loan Is Distribution Point For Cache County Logan has been designated by the American Red Cross as a disannouncement ot t;ache officials tribution depot for wheat for flour of the Amalgamated Sugar comfor needy families, and feed for who have completed the reported that persons prominent abduction today pany, livestock of farmers needing such schedule for contracting in motion picture industry were to aid. Men, whose rackets in the past l'hi.o frroup comprises the general committee in charge of the Junior Promenade, one A statement relative to the have b en victimized were m kidnaping or extortion, Thfi information was conveyed of the outstanding social events of the year at the Utah State Agricultural College. In a letter received today by. Eupresent situation in beet contractwere cheeked up to sec if pel haps IUIH.K SWEDISH was issued Frank old to d time Or. The committee, from left Tuesday by It will be given Friday evening at the Palais gene Yeates, eh urmnn of the they had revived their right, ing OGKMA, Wis, March 15 d U Cache Cache county chapter, American activities in the Lindbergh "job' is Reuben llaslam, Logan; Vera Jackson, Pr,go; Ralph Wanlass, Logan; Mary Brown, Wood, president of the association. A Swedish fhhle, handed down by County Beetgrowers Red Cross from A. L. Schafer, tins undertook authorities While owm-i ancestors his is and 1621, since The statement follows: Ray Lillywhite. Brigham City, Chairman. Tcrrington, Wyoming; manager of the Paeifio Eranch new line ot pursuit, fear grew in The T, Anton Bible, by Fryk of the Red Cross with headquar"Due to existing conditions resome quaiteis that harm may printed by Alof Aloffson in Stockters in San Francisco. garding contracting, the beet asso- holm, have tonic to the son of Col and one of a is series printed ciation feels that they should co- at rxci.ruED in Mis Charles! A Lindbergh, stolen old Scanthat in time, printed No Definite News. operate with the sugar companies dinavian NEEDY AREA and containing a two weeks ago tonight from the and suggest that he farmers number ofscript, Cache county has be e n named In wood cuts The paper Lindbergh nuiscry here meet the company's Bar Kreuger Dead. representatthe crop failure area for '931 of me on wlinh discolored, and many pars are Along th at the time and place desig- is ives lile United Slates, and as sunh will worked tod i) were. worn, but the punt still Must We Save Asia? nated below. This action will be thumb be entitled to wheal feed relief is readable By Arthur Brisbane the on was Information sought aid from the federal government greatly appreciated. How Miss Died. EVENT S of T sun the of (Copyright, 1932) kidnapers (Signed) Frank Wood, by recent congressional action. (OLLKOK IIONOKS Alexander sou, General Klerlric enPresident. Mr. Yeates has been requested BATHROBE, Fa, March IN 'to gineer It was found one man was to marshall the local Red Cross The schedule for the agents -- St. Vincent's colic gy students on parole other the .till in and prison, not have not comand community storehouse forces of the Amalgamated as brave as men. and did Two weeks passed, Sugar will commemorate the first home in Ro hester to receive flour and wheat there is, unfortunately, no authen- go to wai, "so why should pany is as follows: the) of the Benedictines in America was undertaA new checkup G. A. Hogan Mai eh 16 and 17, here for Cache valley. tic news of the Lindbergh child vote"? their newly by naming ken on a mysterious Tombs priAt Scranton, Pa Lewiston State bank; March 18 planned recreation room .Sports''Clues," from various directions, of Bishops of the four stakes of the night before b( lo soner who was understood L. D. S. church, Benson, Cache, which you will read in the news last, Miss Mary Fyke, eighty year-- , and 19, Smithfield March men Hali" it wa in a The Junior class of the Utah 21 and 22, Richmondlibrary; was columns, give hope, but there is old, feeble and half blind, suspei led of Iving part ot a ring Logan and Hyrum, will contact library log cabin Known for years who en will State college a Agricultural were kidnapbig R. O. Hatch March 18, Anderthe residents in their area to burned to death trying to save plotting nothing definite. tout the as "Sportsmen Hal!" Prom annual Junior the at tcrlain face last beautiful the son determine number of families year and sons, Hyrum; March 19, Archabhey of St. Vincent in four brothers, all over seventy ing Day after day, 18 at the of the child is shown, in news- years of age. Three of them were Friday evening, March and the number of March 23, flour, Paradise: office, needing tithing held about its first meeting d' Or in Logan. boneficinric3 needing feed for livehouse at Nioley; March 18V. papers, and on the screen in the burned to death with her. She Palais The committee promises the par meeting 16 and The bishops will report stock. theatres. The hearts of millions of could have escaped 17, Anderson and sons, social to be the outstanding ty mothers are made sad by the sight either to the stake presidency or Many Wellsville; March 21, Theurer's upstanding IHDNT IU KT decThe of school the event reyear. WOULD have escaped. of that delicate little face. Its store. Providence; March 22, meetdirect to Mr. Yentes or to one of NORMAN, Okbt, March 15 n Pi which will feature D orations, his special committee agents to everywhere display ing house, Millville; Match 24 and peated Bubbles, a whde Persian cat are 25, and mansion southern garden, to t nabe named later. is any buried Brand help necessary, however, Logan sugar factory for beet owned hy Mrs M E Outer, was on an elaborate tions paid a farewell tribute to the being planned possibility of recognition. Collpge ward and Logan fac- still alive today after hmng run FAMILIES SUPPLIED ipur, scale. A town in Minnesota will ring great statesman stations. FOR 90 DAYS half way through r clothes wi NiA new innovation at the school tory inD. D. Buttars-Mar- ch all its bells to announce the child' i 18 and 19, ger Just ONE of the fifty-eigwhen The wringer stuck it Estimates of family flour needs Week is Prom a '"Junior being in terested Briand Lewiston and that was March 26, rolled up the he id and recovery. There will be joy will be made for a the committee. The Smithfield State bank; period. ROBBERS those FRANCE. millions of hearts, when The other sponsored by are for Hurren and 'I of eat the he factory maihinc for livestock feed is to be Wheat taking over ail Smithfield growers; March 16 and was bells are heard varieties interested him not in the Junior class i released ami rame Hubbies of the on the basis school for of the activities requistioncd least, except as they 17, West Cache might be the the entire week. They include stu- for Trenton and market, Trenton, out in a tub of unse water supply needed immediately and ARE CAPTURED Paris reports the death by sui- made useful to France Litz growers; that needed for sixty days which assemblies and March cide of Ivar Kreuger, the world's 21, A L. Bambrough store, Happy France to have a states- dent body dances, EXTENDS MSrJKNSiON is the estimated period needed The class will also man of that kind concentrated on hall stunts. Cornish for greatest industrial figure and Utida. Cornish, and Jf Mar hr LONDON, for present abnormal conditions edit a special issue of . Student their duty, remembering A. V. Reese March 16 and 17, always voted Mar the WASHINGTON, hy school paper.-CLINTON, Iowa, March 15 (UP) in livestock feeding in the crop school house, Hyde Park; March Englirhsuspension, Kreuger, a Swede, extended en- thfe people by whom they are em- Life, a shmt time RepubliJohnson, government Senator the Hyrum Patrons and patronesses for Four of the men who engineered faiure areas of the United States 18 and 19, Smithfield terprises all over the earth, and ployed, devoted with no reserva- affair ilbr.ary for ago, was emended for a year can, Calif, turned the fire of his a $106,000 bank are: President and Mrs Smithfield robbery here were to Rdjust themselves. was undoubtedly the world's tions to the nation that gave them and 21 March t did not oratory today against the Cardon; heir Inst night The Chairman A. A. Firmage of the Elmer George Peterson, Dr. and and before noon tolender Hundreds birth and honor. shortly captured gest individual house Benson at 22, a meeting voie hankers Mrs. W L. Wanlass, Dr and Mrs enquire The capture was effected Cache County Community Store-- . day of millions had been lent by his Reese for and Thain growers: F L West, Mr. and Mrs W He denounced their coast war within three hours after the rob- house Activity committee will digovernMarch 23 and 24, meeting house companies to different MINT rect canvassing of flour needs and of billions of bers escaped with their loot. loan-- , of hundteds Carlisle, Mr and Mrs G. J Has-la- North ments. Logan and Greenville growMar IN im,-- A LAo distribution of the flour supply and Mr. and Mrs E. R countries an to dollars of was recoverMost the foreign Mexican the over money Travelers ers; March 25, school hou'O s', hunt was spreading fhwirgh th-to needy beneficiaries in Cache Owen as infamous exploding ed enterp. facborder, below San Diego, saw teleMarch Newton; 26, Smithfield for sate blower', who st lodi was made A sperial edict of the committee Uic American invest mg public. One of (he bandits was taken county. The statement; phone poles of steel that Kreuger Peterson and Smith-fiel- hie w the S'fe in the Troy Lnun of Johnson is that corsages are banned The tory for arose in the senate to at Bettendorf and. the other three Tuesday hy Chairman Yeates. was entending to Mexico city. 'I growers. he bandit' mak- - be, long factory In the letter from Mr. Schafer, !.') awaited gifting speech at Shanston, general public is invited to allend lie international He controlled L. E according to word March 19, dry. Crookston bundled dol overlooked of Yeates has been ininvestigation to the burglarized city Chairman Telephone and Telegraph company, telephoned Farm Bureau Preston. Dr w'uO' ofieeib v . and a alu culminating office, led he h formed that the government wheat vim finsn mg foreign here. bank that owned the American Postal National March 16, store, Clifton; March ihle w'U h m a .,i'ond compart will be apporNORTH CACHE doting the eailv part nof the prei-pn- t The money was recovered cm a alloted to Cacheflour 17 and Telegraph company In thij counMarch jnrnf in hr if'-- ' 18, store, Dayton; as food for for ser.Mon of imigie farm where the bandits hurriedly tioned only try. His suicide is attributed to a 21, Preston Brothers stnie, Wesold In- senate that $1699, paused to change clothes, throw families, and ground or cracked nervous breakdown, affecting his lie ton. n HOME niHi.noo worth ol Hump-agovern HAVE BIG DANCE mind, caused by financial worry their guns and leave the loot wheat for livestock feed. In no be WAI ONE A, Okla . Manh 15 ment bond-- floated in the United away Khares in his various companies It was uncertain why they aban- instance will the raw wheat the RICHMOND 5, has been May a p, A five year old pony ..how bad depreciated fell suddenly several months ago. definitely set for the annual Richby doned the greater portion of the distributed without undergoing Slates STILL The sense" here ed it had horse , He said on the $2,500,000,050 unless it was on the chanee milling process. mond Black and White show, outRICHMOND Extensive prepaanimal vm purchased from John of all European bonds outstand- money Mr. Yeates has been supplied a of easing the intensity of the Thosy investigating the patriotic standing dairy event of northern rations are being made here for to taken and Watonga, Miehon, blank on which to make applicachase. effort) of those that sell stocks Utah. ing, depreciation aggregated he the annual Junior Prom of STANDBY 20 from miles the a farm nbn.pt to the Pacific branch of the tion will be interested short in America A largo group of committees North Cache high school. The home com Red Cross for the needed wheat in statement that a have been Johnson's Bill nly After bring at its new found Kreuger's vigornm named which will work dance, the biggest social event ol several months the pony livestock in out details for the show. All old bis most emphatic eh supply for food, am powerful ring of speculators the s' hool year, will be held in PORTLAND, Ore., March 15 'I l' fhe gale to the pasture open and plainl, h, tiie operations feed. of hond He will name other staff REVIEWS to features, with one were working Amsterdam will the eveon cannot exception, countries home Friday to Mrchon.s 20 miles In gymnasium the acEuropean walked men to act with him wreck his carefully built up busi- be retained and some new ones selling hankers was reserved fin their war debts, hut then in 20 day a. pay m later. issuer ness, selling short and damaging added. There will be no banquet ning dolors tivity be The decoration theme will citizens still go to the opera oi He dunged bribe ly, greed end values. SLEEPING TOWN this year. to that of London at midnight and symphony, Mr., according i seu sum. money madness agaiusl the men The committees are as follows: are ideas some who Dusolina Giannini, soprano, 0 Ii 15 extremely unique A LITIS, Okla, March to on American bonds The recent disturbance in Dewho passed Premiums: Amos Bair. H T carried out to give the recently returned from a yeai in A table which was used by An- investors HEX VILLE, N Y, March 15 BATTERY C WINS troit, attributed to Reds", was Plant, Jr., C S Hall, C. G. Hen- being of the smoky, foggy Eng- Europe. drew Jackson at his headquarters said Hie Peruvian bondf Ml'i When the Rev. Cornelius A followed yesterday by a Chicago dricks, Grant Bagley and Cyrus lish .Johnson "You know they say over here near New Orleans in 1H15 at the city. obtained by the bribing oi Silke took over the pastorate of parade of 1,000, described as Radi- Skidmore; Grounds N. D. Merrill, Class officers form the general that the last thing people give up time of the battle of New Orleans were the son of the Peruvian president, St Mary's church here some 12 cals, organized to protest against George O Webb, J L Robinson, committee the 'on is but They arrangements " in automobile, German) M. Williams used J ls on by China "Japans attack Leugia years ago, he found his parish Stoddard, F. W. Traveller, H are Vern Seainons, Erma Bing- the last thing they give up is mu at being his home here The table was An attempt to rush the Japanese Ray "The bribe was paid for the dwindling P. Anderson of Hyrum. Soliciting: ham and June Nelson. Miss Mina sic. Germany is still the greatest bought by Williams great grandPerunsound of consulate was checked by police- Victor Johnson, C The towns only railroad had sidling pnviledge Z. Guv Griffin and J. W. Pulsipher are country musically in the world, High praise for the efficiency of of been discontinued, and of the 125 men and detectives .Firearms were E. Merrill and N. K Harris, Nelson. Ad- class advisors and are cooperating for it has years and years of mu- father who was witn .Jacksons uvian securities and name out an enlisted officers and of innocent Amern 75 Battery C the vertising: LaMont army the discharged by someone in families pockets here, living formerly sic tradition. men was accorded by Major B. L. he declared crowd and two policemen wound- Anderson and JamesBair, George with the group. to The had cities. moved investors," nearby "But the artists who live there Murray. senior instruction officer SHEEPSKIN KEDI ( El) ed as they charged the mob. The young people, Father Silke found, Carroll, Entertainment: Jesse Webb, J. have been hit very hard Thi 19 -artillery of PITTSBURGH. March 15 to make of the 145th field had only one ambition police returned the fire, and the M. Godfrey, Cyrus Lewis, Irwin REGISTRATION Beris a unit in and musicians the local singers which the battery of Institute ( rowd scattered, leaving "some on Stoddard, Technology the Carnegie big city. good in and Alvin Johnson lin opera have had their salaries has added an inspection here Monto the following the sidewalk. long is diplomas a splendid occupaLuncheon: F. H. Whittle, Ernest "Farming reduced 60 per cent, but the price list of things reduced The new night. The federal once over tion, the priest told his followers day Elmer Skidmore. Christensen, also has been reU.S.A.C. CONTINUES ofduced.admission was held at the local armory on In much hmallei. 3,000, described as 'Communists,' But though still the continued. sheepskin migration Beautification: Ariel Traveller. One can now go to th will be even more ornate than East streets. down So Rcxville awoke one day to East Center and First paraded in New York's Traveller, H. S. Webb, Russell opera there for 25 cents, while of yore, with engraving instpad town streets yesterday, carrying Nelson, Captain George D. Preston and The Preston high find Father Silke plodding along PRESTON Webb. Refreshin Champ seats finest the the are house Webster B. of banners denouncing the war in ments: Melvin Johnson. Charles B Registration of students for the sold for $1 25. in the behind a horse, plowing for fall Second Lieutenants informing those who school won first honors At these prices lookprinting B. Spencer and Robert on E. continued finstudent China. No violence. twice the Hunter, Aberthat at he'd contest quarter wheat. spring Lewis, Albert Hill, Guy Hendricks, in the opera is turning people awav ished his (ourse and won a degree dramnties Do the marchers feel that the Figures from the Regis- the Nine loenl "I'm going to show you that Holden directedfor thethe meninspection deen, Idaho. Fild.iv Bryan Hendricks. Noel Stoddard, Tuesday. the on account of crowded house.-Witindicate that United States really ought to at- - Sherwin otfice maneuvering trar's occuthe one ""Ernest of finest the is students Only partn ipated farming VVebb, gu tine cumulative total for the year, the Germans music is food held during the afternoon tend to all Asiatic matters, TK1 l, I SI)H) in Bernard Nelson group in dramnties won fust plan. pations in the world, was his ex- routine - spiritual food. In end evening. which is approximately 1650 is an view of its present inability of south- planation He did Ohm. Mar 15 to WARREN', schools Seventeen high "In Vienna, Prague. Budapest 1'iial of attend to matters here at home? Seventy local resident visitor )nw HI increase of more than two eastern Idaho entered Urn various The priest now operates one of witnessed Paris, and " other big citie Youngstown, on ilmigisH.ugraves the ceremonies. Are we everybody's keeper? of kid activities over the total for last year Rome, the laigest producing farms in the CHORUSES READY same was it the present at the Othr officers James Djul". Jr Niles An unusually large number of not omy Uexvillc The drama presi nt I by the is imping Miss was Giannim were born in to participate forA little while ago, when women s hoolbnv new students and students of 1 ended nrd on Us uh! school .liidge today Hip L.rn.s. h' Monkcy'i youth kipping and sings in Europe L B General W. G. Williams, " in America Brigadier i nse mer years aie beginning school Philadelphia demanded the vote, i under took Griffith Hi' Loin but Hip MttWb. Father jjUiVfi Pav' v.r' aitmcling TO GIVE CONCERT this every year the 65th Brigade to some gentlemen whose collars, (dvisemcnt 'I h" judge v. fri henid Hull of Whitney, Milton Dailey on Silk s influence is rreud for commanding 145th quarter. artillery is buttoned, would slide over their Inasmuch as this is the last regthe case whci, u jnv trial v. is Payton, Donald Nt Hon, Lowell Jtho towns towlh. and for the which the Colonel field Curtis Y. Clawheads, objected that women were istration day for the school year, waived h) the di fensc indu ated Foster, ami Victor Thomson, all nfifact that the railroad has re- attached; The combined ladies and men's the process of the 145th Field is somewhat slowed lic would hit'.e his dm ision ready Preston Mrs Gwen Gtaik is its Rcxville service over n son, commander W. Glee clubs, of over 90 members A. Weiler, first Major artillery; because of seniors who take mm instructor and double up by Wednesday track math iiirj; of the Utah State Agricultural hattaAon commander; Major Lloyd to get the required time longer A. Puffin, second battalion comcollege will offer a concert in the subjertH for graduation in their (By United Press) COOKING CLASS Logan tabernacle tonight at 8:30 schedules mander; Captain John D. Trone, will thereRegistration A in break the NEW YORK The concert is under the direction fore continue throughout the week executive officer of the First Batrailroad Professor Walter Welti of the VanSwenngen talion; First Lieut. Foster Hillman. ARRANGES ROOM ofcollege stock and bonds, several to new music faculty and will be P T. O First battalion and Major NO BAN the the of trend turned lows, free to the public. The time hag Lyons, U. S P. P. O.; Lieut. Col. WASHINGTON. Mar. 15 been set for 8:30 in order to acmarket down this afterCarr W. Waller, commandant of of Treasury Mills today stock HYRUM A model dining room, commodate mutual people. noon. the Utah State Agricultural colinformed a delegation of 136 memwere bonds beautifully decorated, is a new Missouri Pacific A varied and interesting prolege R. O. T. C. unit; Captain Walbers of congress and representatat the South an acquisition Cache gram of composers, both old and driven down after ter R Goodrich and First Lieut. early rally ives of patriotic and industrial following yesterday's Uhe evening's program Mrs Afme- - John Fitzer, of the U. S. A. C. bgh school. Four nipmheislof business were transacted Speaking helme fmt contemporary will be given. The organisations that the treasury of the seven issues break f the loig.in Business Students of fhe home manaiV-men- t choruses are well trained Women's for the stale convention da Perry Brown, member of Hie unit. made new Plans and could not ban Soviet Russian prod- lows. Nickle Plate Issues also re - club class, directed Miss are prepared to present a very announced committee. Monday night at the library lo be held in Ogden on Mav 21 and education Material was inspected by the Alene Sutherland have been work- artistic production. Separate and ucts from the United States under acted with losses ranging to more auditorium. Dr E. A Jaoibsen of 22, at which lime the Logan club plans for the annual reception a. offirers at 3 p m. A cun yproblaw. the existing on room as a class proj- mixed numbers will he given. col the the Utah Stale Agricultural is hostess club, were outlined b( the hotel Eecles on March 28 for lem was handled bv officers and ing than three points. ect for practical training in home Marcus Griffin, local ilcgesta'ed that 'wo must broaden. State Convention Chairman Blanch" the girl graduates of the Logan men during the afternoon and a we comnot as at management. Pittman and by General Chairman high school and of the IiOgan personnel inspection conducted at ire METEORS VISITORS narrow, doing Harmoniously singer and Miss Tyra Wilson will Paplete with lighting equipment and sing solo numbers. Miss Ruth CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 15 the present tinre, our school rur- - Vera Carlson Further pi ms for academy. Margery Frink, Interna 7 p. m. followed by departmental other attractive features the room Hammond of Rexburg, Idaho, will the library auditorium tiomil relations chairman, gave a and workings inspections. 30 per rent riculum so that the child will not equipping il. Pi Approximately be made lo fit tlm si hool but the will provide a place for club din- accompany all numbers. formulated Inez Maiichan, meteors of the review of national and ' entering the school made to fit the child We special library equipment chair- international affairs. ners, banquets. The concert will he the last opearth's atmosphere come from edube classwill more our also need used as a It man, announced that the chairs After the regular meeting, with I outside our solar oystem. This Is flexibility in portunity Logan music audiences f room for domestic science stu- will huvo to hear a production dithe needs of for the auditorium would he In- the in committee system to fit on the estimate of Harvard authori- cational membership " a the child stalled dents. individual within few Funds for the project rected by Professor Welti for some on me.teor census based the days ties, charge, a most enjoyable time was Herald-Jwere obtained from cooking de- time, inasmuch as he will be in The library B. P. W. bookshelf, had as a culmination of FriendFollowing Dr. Jacobsen's talk on being conducted by tne Harvard-CorneUTAH Unsettled tonight, Wedpartment savings and from the New York on a sabbatical leave ournal expedition at Flagstaff, the importance of vocational guid- begun this year by the education ship Month begun on February nesday generally fair; little change ance in education, routine matters committee, was a special feature of 15. George-Rci- d fund. Ariz. from the college next year. in start Wednesday, according Stu-vel- ! TODAY OUTSTANDING SOCIAL Fke V NEXT FRIDAY , two-stor- Fifty-eigh- BANK fore-paw- s fifty-seve- n 90-d- UP-T- 15-ir- . - 1 I May 5 Set For Annual Dairy Show 111- TO i row , OPERA IS I $?42,-Uf- EUROPE $450,-ou- PRIEST Ldin-Ameriea- tabu; OFFICIAL PRAISE AT (1 Preston High Wins Dramatics Honors El-w- 11 i hun-Ire- I Logan B. P. W. Members Hear Address By -- Education Worker From State College f n The big Easter rade is just around the corner. 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