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Show 0). Friday, 'April 4, 1930. .Arrives from California-- r San Mrs. Lester Keaton, of ' in Jose, California has arrivedweeks Logan for a visit of severalBateson with her father, Arthur and brothers Grant, Russell, B, and Leo Bateson. Marriage y License' A Californian has Invented an south Atlantic league. The Dodgers attached strings only to apparatus to blow currents of Parham. , air over fruit while It hangs on Wichita Falls, Tex.. April 4 trees to remove rotting calyxes Yankees and prevent formation of jacket (AP) The New York rot. came to Wichita Falls, saw and winwere conquered but the real The bristles of a new brush are ner was Babe Ruth. formed like a corkscrew to faciliWhile the Yanks were losing to tate insertion in bottles with the local entry In the Texas lea- small necks and reach all parts gue yesterday Ruth clouted two of their Intenors. home runs, the second of which was one of the longest drives of Commencing on April 5th the his career. The center field fence here Is 405 feet from home plate. I Following Sheet Metal Shops will be closed Saturday after- Ruths second drive cleared this noons. barrier with plenty to spare and landed nearly 500 feet from the ( Jackson and Fry Co. Cache Sheet Metal Works batters box. More than 8,000 fans II. Wadman Tin Shop Babe turned out to watch the z and his mates- Expert Hopes to A marriage license has been Case sued by Clerk C. V.' Mohr, to OsSolve car Burke Jr. and Lavetta Fugal, both of Shelley, Idaho. Continued from Page One Of 20 Years Ago San from O. A. Mrs. Del Fgbert Here Skanchy him in his investigation, with assistingexpressed hope of a sucFrancisco is here visiting Delmar Egbert, employed bythenar today was is Mrs. in Logan Skanchy her. parents, Utah Gas company, cessful termination cf their work. For Washington Miss Marguaret Cooley on a brief visit with his numer-- , "We are confident we now Mri Kred D Mlles and her formerly of W. O. He Mrs. Mr. and ous relatives residing here. know exactly what took place, Marjorie and daughter children Dorothy, will be in Logan lor a couple ,Jack Jcft an Jesterday to join Cooley. and by a process of elminatlon, more days prior to returning to theK husband and father who we are now attempting to detera Pond and Mrs. ,Ir mine, on the basis of these facts, his work. fis working on a 'dam m the Mrs. Nettle Idaho, who Hogan, both of Grace. in the grue7. northwest They expect to be were in Logan for a brief spell some participated BasebAll Meeting said. Heinrich two drama," about years. gone . There will be a baseball meet-Thursday afternoon. They were on their way to Salt Lake City IIYRIM PROJECT BEFORE ing of the representatives of Court of Review Tonight-Ca- che will be to attend the April conference. Valley Baseball League at, oi court reView SENATE COMMITTEE TODAY bCOdl the Chocolate Shoppe at Smith- - ip)d at M0Ut headquarters at 7 field tonight at 8 p. m Kattus1 0 pl(K,k tonight 'Continued from Page One in preparation Ilay Postponed of "Twelfth The Periwig play pertaining' to the organization Uic toUu .of honor to be held ,of season which 1930 the for Night the league by Shakespeare Utah for the purpose of acquiring SumIiy evening at Hyde Park was to have been played Mon- holding and distributing water for will be the business before the commissioner Fred Duce and meeting tonight. irrigation and domestic purposes Court or Honor Chairman Ray day night next has been postanJ. Becratt will be in charge. The poned. The exact date will be 2t to the stockholders of such corMrs. Farr Returns nounced later. will consider court of review poration or corporations which. In Mrs. Hal Farr addition to other conditions Owen Here the winter in quired by law, require payment of one nan aUs. iui ma, arrived home today OwE',n10f Idah01 iut. U(x,ps who are coming up construction cost within a he' vof the well known students of of not more than forty period Farr went to Salt Lake where awrUv years lor : met Mrs Farr and their , the B. Y. C., which he attended the date from which water at 7 o clock tills a Luge shipment of fruit trees some years ago, Is In Logan on from terN Emma n shall be ready for delivery. morning. Mrs. Farr reports that alld hbruijS jUij; arrived at Ola a brief visit. He Is deputy sheriff The executive committee of the m of the Idaho City and is returnsomewhat she is v improved delay-healbeen had uoi;r nulcry storms, Hyrum reservoir unit will meet follow mg her rec i nt se - Luaonj from Lake. Salt ing ed by tait,ern at the chamber of commerce toI buflerf fl ten years with as ere illness. . 8 . . Advertisement as night to consider the project bad it case of stomach trouble Here on Visit child Mrs. and any man ever had. It was im- Patrolman Reports Tuttle Leonard Install New Signs possible for me to ever enjoy a corn- - from San Francisco is in Logan, Harry J. Clatk, slate' highway The Barber Implement meal without suffering. 1 was patrolman. made up his monthly, rt guest of her mother Mrs. George on Center have vcst for March for the sta e i,pted the installation oL a new C. Rigby. Mrs. Tuttle arrived last terribly rundown SPORTS BRIEFS "Five bottles of Sargon made road commission this morni was met in Ogden She evening. have and had, hanging sign me feel like a new man. I have The report showed Ipuge sign beanng tlje company's by Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Lindgained sixteen pounds and have during the month, ('fvenf which several well known quist and came here by aad Bradenton. Fla-- , April 4 (AP) an)e as much strength and .vitality as drew fines of from to $20 00 names pamted lcment jtem Douthit, idol of the Knot-hoie- rs 1 had twepty years ago. Taylor The the front of their building, Back From gang in sportsmans park, "I have never found anything stop signs and for speeding The Grace and black lettering may pick splinters Instead of doto equal Sargon Soft Mass Pills. distance sheet recorded 666 miles The oran(re Work Mr. Mrs. are and seen Hamp George is of the easily slgn ing . sentry - duty for - the St. Louis They regulate me perfectly." traveled. during J4iemonth.. if rem a distance and greaUy.adds back froma visit at Grace, IdaRobt. 'A. Strale, 425 West 24th Manager Gabby Street reho, their former home. comThey of ''to the tho apeparance has indicated. Street. Oklahoma City. Observes Birthday the roads condition in port good s been one The demand for Sargon and from here to Gentile Valley now of Douthit's hitting has President o. H. Budge of Loga'a pany Qrvers. the upsets of the limbering Sargon Soft Mass Pills has pro- stake received many felicitations Ti , . c.i and that the prospects for a good credited with an ., bably broken all world's records Thursday on the observance ofi..c season for the farmers as far as up season, being , E average of .187 m the 17 games for the length of time they have his '58th birthday. President are are good crops concerned, r of the cocoanut league. Homer been on the market. has2 niirierSma1ivde friends! Tiie t5cket sale for the big very promising. Peel, likely looking rookie, may Schramm-- J ohnson Drugs, show Corporal Eagen" will begin get the call from his Agents. Will Have Team Logan In the morning at Prescription nrnmilfpnritwpnsf average of .400. Advertisement Time has arrived when it must hopnVfir Urug No. 2 at 8 a. m. By the voire6 u?S r66 n f tremendous advance seat sale, be determined if Logan is to Macon. Ga.. Anril 4 (AP) Repoints to a big reserve have a baseball team this season. lease of four more players has church acUvUv PresWent'' Budge everything will be necessary If a club Is organized, arrangeCongress h&s hud oppoitunlty to cultiv&tc scat sale and it ments can be made for a play- cut the Brooklyn Robins squad tos lheywargoodSseatsMrsVern ing field at Johnsons Grove. It 27. Southpaw Jim Faulkner, obDoing L,hldin Sai,Utai::fe J10?., ahfm Crockett and Mrs. L. E. Nelson of will be necessary for Logan to tained from Buffalo of the in rohirneof' tlo ai?, auxiliary report that the demand get organized in the near future ternational league, was returned FRIDAY hyearingPthaf he wasf observing for tIckets 1S exceptionally large as the Cache Valley baseball lea- to that club; Clarence Blenthea 91 SENATE and they are expecting a big sale gue is getting down to business right handed pitcher, was sent to In tlie morning. They report that and an answer from the various Atlanta; outfielder Max West to Continues on Muscle Shoals de- his birthday. bate. most is In readiness member clubs must be forthcomJersey City of the International Painting, Decorating, Paper for theeverything committee show and that the cast ing as to what they arp going league and Bob Parham, outfieldLobby questions hanging. Leonard Mathews. er. to the Macon club of the Chairman Raskob of the Demo- Phone 1136-- J. is coached to a fine point and to do this season. is certainly going to give a world cratic national committee. Advertisement . of entertainment, Agricultural committee considers investigation of unskilled farm Stores Broke Into labor supply. paper decorating. Painting, Word came from Trenton this HOUSE Leonard C. Mathews, hanging stores three there that morning 136-- J Considers miscellaneous private had been broken into during the pj10e j Advertisement bills. W. deH. Sheriff Shaw resumes night. committee Banking tailed Deputy Oliver Eames to U. S. A. C. Student Nominations banking investigation Eames returned Saving today and wasting tomorrow will was Patents committee continues this afternoon and Electioneering excitement that reports very well. Neither will it pay you to save at State full the Utah sway taking testimony of authors and a safe was blown- - in the Trenton in dramatists In support ot copy- Grain it Elevator buying, inferior -- merchandise We find plenty of strictly Agricultural college Thursday 1930-3- 1 Companys when for nominations right law revision. high grade goods at less than high grade prices. Toplace of business. No money was student body officers were made, Appropriations morrows however. Merchandise bargains show you what we mean by this. Shop obtained, were The candidates voted on works on legislative supply bilL was from Mose taken tomorrow and save money. the here THURSDAY President: Hyrum Cannon. Oden Grocery store, including Christiansen SENATE Jach Buchanan, two watches and pearl handled Darrell Crockett; vice preConsidered tariff bill. knives. Whoever did the and sident: Leona Cummings, Thelma Agreed to consider - unemploy- pocket One pound can also entered Merl Brown the job and Beryl Bown, secre ment legislation on April 15. Service Station, The" tools for Johnson Helen Fern Hansen, considcommittee Perry tary: Agriculture Baking Pow der were sec- - and Robert Hadfield; executive ered proposal to investigate un- breaking open the safe One deep skilled farm labor supply. euhbyhnrneaTh!r0JhLBllnko; council: Wesley Ben?on, Kenneth . Lobby committe postponed until anrJ1iiC tUhB Shields, Elva Simonsen, Lavell Pftul Grace Frank Car next week report on Muscle whobroke into thc Larsen CHEESE-Mil- d, ter, John Loosle, Marie Call and cream, Shoals activities of Chairman parties makwore gloves Life William Student na- places evidently Huston of the Republican Ballard; -to take finger editor: Alan Hulme, Jean Peder COCOA it ing Impossible y2 pound can.. tional committee. prints sen. Von Robertson, W. D. Me HOUSE COFFEE pound High and Marion Redford; Buz Passed miscellaneous minor bills. Conference April 6 Phone 510 Entireeditor BARS-Ca2 Burnham Weldon kes, RAISIN pounds Judiciary committee considered day or nite for service on all ,zer Anderson and Wlckersham proposals to streng- radios. RADIO SERVICE SHOP. !Song leader, John cheer 3 can 15c BEANS Heinz leader Arminta Hogan; then prohibition enforcement but Advertisement Alan West and Asa Spackman, took no action. 2 CLEANSER carts Verl Henry. In the balloting yes Farewell Party 2 pounds the race for president was BUTTER NUT , VloSSAnnfliathplllarr0weci-Wn-Hyrum Can t0 n BpptiNnn 2 pounds 11 011 NUTS Jack and Buchanan Oden retiring bishopric of the IoiirthChristianspn and to Ajan Hulme. Wall NUTS Brazils, ward, were royally entertained by y shelled, Robertson and Jean Peder their ward associates last evenU 2 BREAD loaves was A well ing. planned program carried out during the evening By Stanley GREEN TEA pound was chairman of AvoHiited Swift Editor Harold. Tlus.bulLl the entertainment and Frank W I) ER Sw i f WASHING I'Q imivenient in Ktotks was resumed with Nish was in charge of the proMACARONI 5 pounds, loose iiirreased vigor today as the demand gram. Joseph Hansen offered tho broadened to include a number of opening prayer. Sleepy Hollow ORANGES Sweet, juicy, medium ... represent at he public utility, oil, motor, was sung by the Relief society elcfirhal and steel shares. The rally choir. Vocal solo by Joseph Ro- -i MALT High was interrupted for a t ime by- heavy bertson, piano solo by Con Carlprofit-takinin the amusement stocks, son; LAUNDRY SOAP 10 Miss Gladys reading by but few new lenders were quicklj Hobbs; vocal solo James McMur- reeov a and TOMATOES 3 forward general brought rin; a chair was presented Biscry look place by early afternoon. hop Benson, a ring to Mr. PeterCORN- -3 0 son and a pen and pencil to- Mr. ' The Sonne. sprefft I presentation Quotations was very GRAPEFRUIT, 3, cleverly done by Harold-Swif- t KETCHUP Heinz Tomato, 2 and neat little responses were made by the retiring offiH 3 MILK cans cers. W. J. Allen sang Those 1 Used to pia-Mother Sing; - CANDY Fancy mixed,. 2 pounds t lijrago, April 4 AP Bruin table : Songs no solo Con Carlson; a group of Fine Sugar .. 5.98 I xnv Wheat Open (lose mutual girls gave a one act dra-- . 100 lbs. High 1.13 1.131-1.15 Ma) ... 1.15 ma and a song by Trevor Clark 1 PI. Jar Peanut Butter 27 1.111-1.14 1.163-Jul) .. 1.16 the program. A dance 10 bars C. W. Soap concluded 38 1 2 1.17 3 8 1.16 1.18 3 4 1.19 Sept entertainment the concluded 1 1.21 1.21 1.23 2 bottle Dee... . 1.23 25c 19 Catsup, and refreshments Good music Prevail. Where Quality Ot.DKN LIVESTOCK solid . 25d 2 Tomatoes, pack were 4 MIA P I provided. Hogs: Ogden, April reeeipls 1,061, including 148 for mar2 Corn, Iowa Sweet HAMBURGER STEAK- -2 pounds . 25 ket; no lop hogs sold earl) ; few lots at -- mixed 25c Cocoa, Ilershejs.. 19d light liutihers about steady Has Strength, Energy LOCAL NEWS is- Murder J . -- I i ' I - , re-D- an i m - m th v- corn-repo- j, $-- 50 Car-dmals- , , ' pre-seas- on cih! What Is ' , IK CONSISTENT ECONOMY HERE Flavor sealed ham and chickens. The most complete line of lunch meats. Those thick, juicy sleaks cut -- to order. Ahoice Veal, Pork and Beef Pot and Oven Roast Smoked Fish, etc. on Calumet and Pie Plate full McDonalds grade, Todays Trading In Street Press-Financi- T3 . - g - ' Market j Wheat 3-- 4 3-- 8 I- 4 1 8 2 4 5-- 8 $9.50 9.85. Cattle: reeeipls 131, all slow, stead) ; numerous lots Our Fresh Crispeltes Are now being distributed to all stores. In Cache V alloy handling quality confections. FLOIR THIS WEEKS FRESH CANDY SPECIAL Minneapolis, April 4 AP Flour 20e higher; in carload lots family patents a barrel in 98 pound quoted at $0.90-rotton sacks. Shipments 81,258. Bran 7 $26.50-27- . Is possible for a person to travel 12,914 miles over air tran It sport lines operating regular services in the United Estates with out retracing any portion of his route. 19 39 25 baked can; 33 Sunbright, 9 450 Filberts, 29 soft 29 large 15 package 22 ts large 190 43 39 grade, quart cans 49 bars 37 cans 35 cans 35 extra large 35. large 35 tall 25? 39 In Our Market Saturday Only and Sanitation market ; medium ami Rood rows $6.7518; lower grades and good bulls $3,50 6.10; medium $6.75-7.3few lots renters $12; 'odd liead ronunon rahes $6.56-7.5bhee: receipts 460, Ineluding 171 lo Idaho breeders and 2K6 California spring lambs to Chicago; none to this market. pouudnrlSO We guarantee quality and freshness of our t'rispettes. Delicious Jelly Gum Half Found 15 Drops W.F. Jensen Candy Stores Raisins, 4 phgs seedless Olives, lipe, quait can Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls Dill Pickles, 1 qt can ... Soup, Campbell Tomato ! 3 cans Raisins, seeded,' 3 pkgs Sardines, oval, 2 cans.... Spinach, Blue Pine, .can . 5 can& Dutch Cleanser.... 1 Can Calumet Baking 1 F Cake Pan FREE 25 20C 29 23 25 PORK ROAST Shoulder, pound BLOATERS Lg. Norwegian, 3 for of choice Veal, Pork, Beef, and etc. Plenty r at Popular Prices. . , 290 290 250, m, m (Yt(( Young Mutton and Yearling Lamb These are fine qualitv and LOOK unusual bargains. SHOULDER JROAST per pound -.-T- 18 22C . at the CHOIS AND STEAKS, pound MUTTON STEW lb LEG ROAST, lb . BACON SQUARES, per pound . ORK SAUSAGE, ) 10c 19 15 fresh ground HAMS Buy these now. They will be much higher VEAL BREAST For stuffing or stewing, lb. Cash Market and Grocery SOUTH J. ONE HOOK OF C. PENNEY CO, pi 22 tor 26 15 MODERN MARKET NEfTYPE OF SERVICE STATION WHERE? WHEN? WHAT KIND? 51 West 1st North Now! Today! An authorized factory Service Station for Briggs & Stratton, and Yale Automobile locks. Padlocks, Switch Locks, Deck Locks. 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