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Show THE PAGE FOLTv I ihoratorns tile in of testing i, oild, according to an mnoii'icc-- I rni'iit made hy Richfield offi-- c RICHFIELD GAS TO ITERALP-JOUnNA- - V SUGGEST BONDING Franklin ids FOR GOLF COURSE this showing of Rntiiuhl BE SOLD BY ATLAS Tho v attending were all his in a list of thirty one and hddien great children grand ding hi antis is paltnutarly sigA new plan for completion of nificant, may he noted by the fad j.randi hildren from Franklin and unMrs Hairy Sewell, Mr finan. mg of and Mr Juutjn W McCarthy, piiMihnt that the thirty-on- e the Logan Golf and gasolines of Lo of the Atlas. Oil de! test rc lire ant more thin 92 and Mis James Robinson, Mrs t ountry club was revealed Tuesday 'i stations In connection with pci cent ol the total gallonagc solo cm the i'acific i oast hirac I thoi gli picmium quality is and costs no ; miiim as to price not sin it is melt prising cverjagues th it In-- o taut hould 1, (' in popul n ity just as it leads in , tin mu v and economy an- the Richfield 11 non-- nouncement, Mr Mit'nithv i.siieil S statement com rrmng 'to Itoli-fiel- d product as follows The fact that Rnhfold Hi (a tnne gasoline, now uppto.u lung n A GARDEN AND A first birthday, is really oik of tin finest fuels on the market, is not PIG FOR EACH MAN surprping to thi countless devotees tills g is lias gnmil since it was first n.trnduud litc list Inst spring Yet nevertheless, be dcfiiutelv it is beloved in the fut that science bv men is of '! cific and unerring luboiaUnv an alyses has eonfnined that loi-in- ? s making conviction on the pnit of tin 'I In oil ru it t ecto provide gaidtn space for motoring public. tests of a famihive head proved eve tv unemplojed 'Laboratory that Richfield gisolim, top tin ly wlm can cultivate the ground and list of the thirty om hading dining the summer grow to help out during the brands! "They have further jrimd that w intei is more than 12 pel cent The purchase or a pig can be better than the average of all oth- finnnied according to the committee, thiough a portion of wages er' tested' "The foregoing conclusions were' received while working on one of relief projects rv .om- - the unemployment reached by the Smith-Kn- u pany, member of the Ijigc.t chain in Ihe city. -- anli-hn- oi I i -- s food-tuff- j Grand Theatre AN U.K.O. RADIO , NOW PLAYING TODAY TICTIRE! t L a WHAT . 7.5 rvAViy.ieit TRANCE Stronger than human will, this charm commanded love! Every wish was granted to those who held the monkey's paw . . , yet each one who held itwi$hed for death! (Jilt of hAid and Lu'iv Lowe guests included Mr and Mr. Rnnn Mendenhall Dayton, Mrs Aumo lame, Ramda, Mrs Mr Preston, Ida lintiubeckcr and Mr. Lc on Imrant Smithfield Mi and Mis Ytlliim Kirkup and Mrs KUul Sloan a .id son, Stewart or Ogden Mr and Mrs Hun'0 Kri kson and Mr and Mrs St tnloy Boyle win dinner guests at tnc home Mr and Mrs Harry Snnves, o Sunday Mi and Mpj Marlow Woodward motored to Smithlic Id, Sun-- i ay where they attended a birthday artv given la honor of La an and Dowell Iluwm in Tutviliij evening iunuv,...n tual trouts were held fur the u st pi ice mutual contest play.s was awarded to the play 'Womenfolks The cast includes Mrs Hurel Oliverson Wana Ham,, Grace Lowe, Emmeline Chutlvr-to(Jl1 verson, Grate Alberti Iackcr and Mario i Jensen This play will be piesciitcd in Iti at the stake nouts Mrs Ihdando Packer was hostess at a supper Thursday evening at her home A dc licious Chicken dinner was served at 8 o'clock, after which progressive table games were enjoyed covers were marked for Mr and Mrs Ray Merrill, Mr arid Mrs Hugo Erickson, Mr and Mrs U alder Mrnlove, Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Woodward, Mr and ,us Niamey Blanche Ruth Smith, Royle, Merle Meadows aad Calclerwood, Peterson Mary Mis W Crumllc of Sprmgville is visiting at the Jjomc ol her daughter Mrs Beitha Woodward Mrs Bill Davis and daughters Marilyn and Beverly of Piestai spent Wednesday visiting at the home of her mother. us d j Handy Mi and Mis Archie Peterson were host and hostess at a bunco party at their home, FriThe evening was day evening spi nt playiag bunco and a delicious tray luncheon was served. Guests mi luded Mr and Mrs Thomas Durant, Mr and Mrs Mr F.llcck Rankin, and Mis Samuel Biggs, Mr and Mrs Alma Durant ard Mr and Mrs Elmo Petersen Mr and Mrs Murvin Neeley entertained at a dinner Sunday at their home Dinner was served at 2 c clock and the lemainder of the afternoon was spent in visiting Covers were marked for S guests Mrs KIIa Ballif and Mrs Neva Svvainston of Whitney, spent Wednesday visiting at the home of their mother, Mis Albeit Park-iri-otow a n, n. night when members of the organization submitted to the city plans for floating of a bond issue to be underwritten by the com-sio- n 1 933. Sifcr and cheaper than For eac h insertion one cent per word; for one week, five cents per word; for one month, 15 Minimum cents per word charge for first Insertion 15 cents. If not paid within three days double price will be charged. Mir A " you AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING I' K, Latest equipment, any car an.v job. M.i him "''I ,m oik iu;ti Lowest prices! trical woik, vseldinjr. south KU. station. Rhone 791J1. One East, (I A ) Providence. Eartschis Garage, Lo-ba- 2'1-biotk- s J GLASS CO. J.P. LARSEN TAKING ORDERS for WiilIjMpor FLOYD IIANSEN The plan, as outlined by Piesi-deTen cents per line per insertion. H J Hatch of the club, would be for the organization to float $15,000 in bonds and rush completion of the course during the early summer The city would underwrite the bonds, which are to be redeemed over a period of years by revenue and from WH.Th TUP buggy good condi-- i from club members tion; iron soil harrows, iron Snould of fees gieen rollers Magnus Mathews, Millthe club default payment, the city ville All would take up payments but in return, would obtain the property NEW 50 pound felt mattresses for on which already nearly $15,000 5 00 or we remake your old has been spent in improvement mattiess with new strong cover wm k for $3 75 until April 15 only The project would serve as an Everton Mattress factory Phone unemployment relief measure dur175 All ing the summer also, it was pointneeded ed out, many men being room house, barn, five GOOD for hauling of dirt, digging trenchgarage, acre of land, $1500 00 es for installation of the water 435 South Fifth West Phone W C. Nelson 130 All system and other work, almost all of which can be done by common Jaik-sotrailers THREE labor All & Fry company The city fommis.sion made no decision, taking the proposition CHOICE pansies, good planting under advisement and referring Green house. 890 season now it to City Attorney Leon Fonnes-becA10 E Phone 8U-- J Sixth N for legal advice before any action is taken Larvcn Alma HAY', potatoes. A3U Providence I. nt is. Lieensi d Transport Pilot. No. 6520 IS NOW count. See us before you buy. (ail on us dow and auto glass. Phone 171-- NFOR ECONOMIC ' Phone Household goods and pianos transferred to tui pwts of the city. Distance Hauling Long PAPER HANGING KALS0MIXING and PAINTING. I'm estimates. May 1 Phone 1225, William Rumble, 50 East Center. RADIO SERVIC- E- J. W. Ault & Son SUPERIOR RADIO REPAIR Service of all models. Phone 1112. W. B. Jones, graduate R.C.A. Anstitule, CERTIFIED RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE Certified Technicians and Electricians. Everything m Radio and Electric. 123 N. Main. Phones: 158W, 184, 462W u Genuine SEWING MACHINES N"rth Mam SINGER SEWING MACHINE C0-all makes and for needles parts Rents, expert repairing', Good used machine, $5.00. , THATCHER & MORRELL FEKD CO. GLOBE FEED Baby chick: laying mash; all null feed.'.; ImIix straw and hay SEEDS Big variety Garden, Flower, Fu-lDE LAVAL SEPARATORS Bargains in new ana U;,cd m.u hries 46 West Center Street, Phone 284. WASHING MACHINE SERVIC- E- THIS IS OUR SPECIALTY! Free estmialcs on al makes. Repair work guaranteed. 10 per rent dUoum! L. Bnteiibeckrr, on Maytag parts. Phone 1G7-(PA-115G West First North. jiundrv Out 7; Ordinary Drivers Angry Wife No Survivors. 3pm Is j IULOOI) ( HICKS SCIENTIFICALLY (f?k USE Within a half hour you can 79S-P.- 691-R- 5--7, 30O OGOOl OR SALE large, new coop. Phone 804-- chicken A17. Phoned Sanders Sincere Service Easily Cured IJeing Nervous. Borrow on your car Refinance your present cur contract if you still owe on it. Finance the sale of your cur to a prospective buyer. Automobile Loan Dept. FUKNISHED , MODERN Main. , Fhqoc , to Her Husband by Mistake per-,on- Brlndle bipn on left - No Smoke No Danger! Mote Economical Brooding ROYAL KMGHT COAL That Hot Coal! 1 .. Thatcher Building 9X0 17 S. Main Phluie 37 I Logan A8. Men s Fine Suits For J1A21. 6$, neck Notify Goal Cok - No Gas South (30 LOST 293- PHONE GOOD furnished house for rent cheap. 55 South Third West. A8 THREE room apartment, newly furnished, hot water heat, electric refrigerator, electric stove, service.--- ! Dr, H. R. Mc- -. 'janitor 643 i East i Fourth North. Goa;, THUR. She Made J.ove 285 apartment PHONE COK E! f Royal Knight Coal Co. Carl W. Sanders V SMALL, well furnished apartment at 135 East Center All. d For the best plumbing repair and installation gerrito, Phone 57. Baugh Plumbing company. 418 590-J- L NO AGREEMENT IS 4TH HAIAIJI PRESIDENT CAMBRIDGE, Mass (I ri President Roosevelt Is the fourth Harvard gra luate to reach the hite REACHED ON LEASE House. No other conege has furnished so many chief executives, The scheduled meeting between though William and Mary lists three presidents among Its alum- N W Merkley, city commissioner and a member of the special playni. ground committee, and members Ostrich brains were a delicacy of the Logan and Cache stake of ancient Roman davs Helioga-baiu- s presidencies failed to materialize is recorded as having served Monday evening. The held their a dinner composed of the brains presidencies of OtWcfstriches. meetings at the stake house but took up no discussion of the playground when members of the plaj ground committee failed to appear. From unofficial comments of members of the two presidencies Tuesday morning, however, it appeared certain that the church will not let the property go without adequate measures to prevent ; the playing of Sunday baseball on tne playground Tf As one member pointed out, it would be inconsistent for the presidencies to approve any such m tmn ns representatives of the i hurt'll, regardless of their the in matter feelings The church property adjoining Crimson field on the Logan high school campus, was to be merged Off on a pleasure cruise..', with the school property tp prosurrounded by admiring vide a centralized municipal playground and public park and recmen. ..What would be the reation center Negotiations struck harm of one good-nigh- t a snug when the city objected to kiss? taking over the ground on a lease whk h prevents Sunday bascbatl The fun Starts in the frst Although not necessarily in favor of Sunday buscbalt, the commisreel and continues right ut sion felt that the city should be . . unencumbered iij control ,of the to me surprise ending. git) und before money is spent on improving it. WED. Richarus-Woodlan- PLUMBING NET OUTLOOK OF APPLES crisp eating and cooking: choice bliss and Russett A7 potatoes. 375 North Main AGGIES BETTER FIRST class alfalfa hay, new Sulkey hay rakes, new wood or steel frame peg tooth harrows Between gusts of wind which Cheap. Monson Lumber company, more than remind one of winter A! 8. Phone 38, Richmond. spring, I'tah Aggie tenmseers are Dc- at sacks 6 KINDLING sessions $100. holding dally practice AS. livered. Phone the college courts, preparing for the coming spring campaign fixFURNITURE and 'plumbing Perce Smith, former Aggie let tures '227 North First East A 22 terman, is coaching the group this as Jack Christiansen year with captain Prospects are fair this year, according to Coach South with the team likely to be at least as strong as that of last year Four ietteimen and three newcomers are GIRL to do house work Apply outstanding thus far in compe- 477 West Second South A5 tition for the five man team They are Captain Jack Chris- GOOD used tenor banjo Call Utah A5. cafe before tiansen, Vern Cooley, Ross Tyson letter-me- n and Raiph Christensen, 2 Phone NEW born calves and Eugene Harris, Merlin All Allen and Kennedy, freshmen A spring tournament is being HEIFER calves, 2 or 3 days old conducted at the college at the 3 A5 Phone present time with 32 participating An outstanding early round upset KALSOMINING and sponging. was the defeat of the veteran Cheap. Rosa Stentzel Provident e. Cooley by Kennedy to the tune A7. 1 of Both boys played the tennis erratic extremely during match diswin- SERVICE Phono 210. Modern Mortuary. 290 West Center. Moving j k Z at a luy lor your MORTICIA- n el . "7 " E0bsqqi3 four-whe- X$AL can drive an automobile Rates as low as 6c tier mile air line per passenger. over Logan and Flights Cache Valley 100 and up n For information call at Cache Air Port or 668 North 3rd East LEGAL RATE city 5, Tratel By Air With Hansen Kiting Sen ice WANT AD RATES "I hat g 01 li 1C th it the Atlas gan, ftnnounies hUi mutor company has bccoint in northern Utah of Kulifnhi hi octane gasoline ami tins same gasoline will be dispensed at Atlas ATRIP WEDNESDAY, LOGAN, UTAH, L, dehorned, tow, side, chain around 818-- or Sunders A7 -- 5prm N impressive display of hundreds of new suits for Spring PAPER hanging, wall washing, Phone 590-JAll. cleaning SPECIAL." ' Adults haircut 30c; children' 2''C Jbcsement flewell's 4 Aio i j Grocery 1. ... suits of youthful, spirited lines . . . suits that will have a refreshing effect upon your personality and appearance ! We are showing the newest and smartest fabrics n worsteds; soft distinctive, finished woolens Cheviots, Tweeds. . . . The styling and tailoring of these suits are usually found priced away above tight-wove- ioaxaaj ON hand now Leghorns, Rocks Call ami see tho and Reds kind of chit ks you arc buying Agents for Lyon Electric and We hutt h Buttery Brooders. your hen and turkey eggs. Free Will feed with thick orders. The Independent league, which exchange chicks for heavy hens, climaxed a successful winter baswheat and barley Logan ketball season recently, will offiCanyon P.oad Thomas cially wind up the season with - Hatchery, 113-A8 J Rowley. Phone a dance to be given at the Hotel Eccles tonight. NOTICE AU jmembers of the eight, dubs in the league and their partners In the First District Court of the the State of rtuli, for Cache are invited to attend the affair ' County. IN THE MATTER OF THE fffTVEsF CAtN'DftV MARKS FOR DISSOLUAPPLICATION PROVIDENCE. R. I (UP) Those BUDGE HOLDING mysterious Chinese characters that TION OF a corporation appear on ' yOur laundry check COMPANY, NOTICE hS HEREBY GIVEN would be banned in Rhode Island of D C. that th? ' if the legislature passed Reji Budge, T Bapplication Budge, and Rush C James Beraducci's bill. Under this made for and on behalf measure, it would be compulsory Budge, of to print ail laundry checks in of the Board of Directors Budge Holding Company for the Ei.glish of said corporation, dissolution was filed in my office on the HOG CALLER BLEW Tl BES of 15th March, 1933, and that NORFOLK, Neb T Pi Fred Pat-ze- l, said day application will be heard on world s champion hog caller, the 13th day of May, was asked to yodel in a radio Saturday, A D 1933. by the court, at the bioadcast Patzel. a leather-lunge- d Court Room of said in farmer of Madison, cut loose Logan, Cache County,, Court, State of His hog call was so loud that $200 Utah. worth of radio tubes at the Dated this 27th day of March, broadcasting station were blown A. D, 1933. - C. V. MOHR. out Clerk of First Judicial District Court in and for Cache County, Attention, Poultry Men! Utah. Daily, May 1, 1933. Hoopsters Turn To New Spring Sport Fox Film Presents PLEASURE CRUISE fflttl TOBIHs YOUNGi?' Genevieve Roland Aubrey Smith, JvanSImpson, Betty Law-for- d, BramweM Fletcher, With C. Louise Carter. From the story by W. W. Jacobs and tha p'ey by Louis' N. Parker' Directed by WESLEY RUGGLES David O. Selznick, Executive Producer' Picture. of course L An RKO-RADI- O COMEDY AND ALSO PARAMOUNT CARTOON A TOM AND JERRY Ralph Forbes Una O'Connor Herbert Mundin Minna Gombell frm the pie; by Auvta Allea Irected bv FftAMK rVTTU r 1933 Fishinpr & Hunting Licenses Al's Hike & Sporting Goods Company Depression prices on first quality White Leghorn baby chicks. Hatched from hens with high egg record. Blood tor white diarrhea. Certified Golden Rule chicks W Charles Miller, 428 North agent. Phone 899-First East, Logan, Utah. te-t- ra $r Americas Best Tailored Suits Made To Sell For $23.00 and $33.00 17 and 192 FREE! 50 PURE BREED HEAVY COLORED CHICKS with each 500 order of Leghorn Chicks; new automatic blu flame oil brooders and plenty used stoves. Poultry wanted. Tl. L. Dahle. 350 N Second XV. 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