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Show niff HMMMT1 Pffl 11 I I Tuesday, September TtfE JOtmHAU LOGAtt, 6aCHB COtTNTT. UTAH AGE TWO dahlias, asters, gladioli, uefi hot dark cf Richmond and Mr. exhibit buMtng are booths of' other Anderson of Kyrum. Anthon P. J. Peterson, jAnmber who pokers and numerous Pehrson Is supervisor of this has a truck of plumbing fixblooms of this season. An attractive booth of the exhibits. tures tinder power by an elecFair Od Utah wmz vmz w Still other displays that draw tric motor and ignition system; olury amz Utah Poultry Prodooexs associa- attention are those of the Utah J. L. ktontroee, Oonloe washer PUBUSHED BY Continued from Page One -- tion In addition to displaying Power and Light company, dealer, ethe Maytag dealers, THE EABL & ENGLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY white tverton and Sons company, A. H. Palmer and firms. Blue There axe also m thia south the associations milk to the public that Everton Mattress and Uphol- Light ' Gas and OH company Entered at tbo Post Office ever; da; in the week except Banda; side of the north central &isle eggs conveys are about 600 posltry stery company, Logaa Garment demonstrating Pep gas and at Logan, Ltnh, as Second Class Matter. , and Future Farmer exhibits there Z. C. M. I, Crystal Vico motor oil, the Smithfleld men in Cache, 400 of g of truck gardening, beet rais-iln- are members of the association. 1 Bottling and Furniture Brick and Tile company and ADVEUTitiLMi RATES FURNISHED ON AIPLICATIOB and other various agrir we 004)00 chicks tonr 'ehge, Thatcher and Harris Bott Brothers monument KATES SIIBSURIFTION Music companies. .culture projects and a display V8ne of ssaojooo. ! works. Paid In advance of these, truck garden and farts Special fruit exthlbils from This year the Cache national Two features bold major Ink tnontbt?y nail, per projects from all over the vaFjail over the valley are grouped forest irac arranged a colored terest In the poultry house at ..$2.00 By mail, two years advance ley. in display between the aisles. exhibit in the form ol a mln-iaur- e the west of the mala exhibit 5t naeirthDelivered, per Along the north aide of this These tear placards saying If ranger station with colThese are the poultry advance.. .450 two Delivered, years aisle at the east end is a dis- you wants fAncha da fruit ored views of scenes 00 the for- building. and rabbit entries and the of of the are lncha Here some da coconut," play ' products p candy est, and other spruce fur pine , Member of Associated Press breeding animals. Eight Bluebird Candy company. There Cache grown grapes, large and tree specimens and literature. pairs of silver foxes are n; , 5 The Associated Press la exclusive!; entitled to tha ne for pnl- - fallows the flower display of iusciuos, the culture of Outsade an J. Fred south the of the view from the Logan SSver Scat! on of all news dispatches credited to It er not otherwise credited te this paper and also the local news published therein, AH right of republkatfcin of special dispatches therein we alee ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE LOGAN State Insuranoe 15104 Created Cache THE JOURNAL Not 4-- O reserved. wnomiir, Sundry CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION w-- Rain Operation fieheei Plants Salaries of Janitors ... ol Fair Change 29ll!liH2iSlil4Sa)7!89I130 Yesterday Slate JmA Interest and Rental State High School Fund The shove readings are token from THB JOURNALS barometer at State and Federal Fund ... o'clock esth afternoon exoept Suaclay. - Tha "yesterday reading each ,, . . Honda; refers to Saturday's reeding. Urera The Ceutriy Trwnimfk Office Msirkt Taxes Eedewjitioa of Taxes fee Company Taxes Forest Reserve Pond THE CALL OF CHARITY 6,483.12 3,194 73 400.00 Htmhb-Hnglie- n Logan City Kiecinl 1W .84.001.81 ... 5.400.40 S3 .30 -- - strict L. USINESS depressions bear hard on people suffering from MierefljMemt 144 deducting emnpenswtkw f Janitors. poverty. The family that in ordinary times can just Rents, after Book Fund squeak along, finds itself when business gets slow, in Faculty High Briieut Fees families serious extremity. Many lTvcry actually go hungry. Junior High Fees Many of them ar e not decently clothed. The pity of the com- Board of Eduoarion Cache County . , From other school districts munity should and does go .out to such ones. rentals The country has recently suffered from industrial de- - Looker Interest b Daily Balances 3yession, though many signs now indicate that it is about Vending Machine over. The experience that many struggling people have had lieaith "should not be forgotten. The community can well ask itself Idphanas lights if it has been generous enough to deserving people who have Broke Tclephttne calls suffered from misfortune. SehnoL High jipok Jstore Sales .... " T In communities like Logan we do not see much of the Junior High Souk Store Sales poverty that is concentrated in the larger cities. Still, there coiiwtious 7IIZ.1 always are worthy people who have had hard fuck, some or many who have encountered misfortunes they could not junior nigh school shop Collection High School Art Collections 'COpe with. Such people should not feel that after they have tried and Jjg MuKToiicriTo' dbne their best, there is any disgraoe in accepting .public S(JIluol hupihm Sold ... charity. Our rich country should be able to take care of its Book Fines nnd Damsge ....... Refund snie Equipment deserving poor. It should make them comfortable. And itj CoUectlonn from Insufficient Checks ought not to take a hard working man or woman who has T in ns from Bank (luring year comone the lost the power to hold a job, and make such a Transfers from Sinking Fund panion in some institution of drunken and dissipated wrecks Opening Birhtnee whose misfortunes are due to their own vices. Total All Receipt 4 Societies that distribute the charities of the community, made during yenr Deposits between discrimination that are equipped to make a careful L'ndeposifced Balance on Hand worthy and unworthy people, should be very generously supported. Our system of life seems wrong when people who DISBURSEMENTS have done their best are rendered penniless by conditions Business Control to unable are relatives to their control. If ... they are helpless Bebool Eieetionu fare for them, we must somehow see that they do not suffer. Salary of Hoard Members 5X2.03 90,50008 A 5275 5775 2.753.10 520.00 250.00 224.74 722.22 S3 00 75.71 119.01 41.04 1.45 224370 7V7.14 1,105 67 "JF one enjoys a good democratic time, if one likes all kinds' of folks, and takes to the common pleasures, the thing to do is to attend the annual Cattle show and Cache county fair now on. close to the heart of average America. There s P people. ,v,gne sees the products of the toil of hard workingthose cor-'Those fat and rugged cattle, those woolly sheep, are the and beautiful fruits vegetables, pulent porkers, the as! silent testimony to lives of toil. They tell of long davs and ...iunxious nights, spent that America might live well, and 1i jprosperibusly. f The thrilling horse races, the fun and frolic of the side their 'rt"shows, the barkers dilating upon the excellencies of scene a make features other and these many T; t performances, one looks over the crowd, . ,of American good fellowship. As is easy to be hopeful about the future of Cache. one-get- Clerks Salaries Tivaribw Salary Offioe Rupplica Anonal Audit lelndMMiea at aeliook Sundry CoBtiugeoctai , ! vit 'Primary - 5750 Home Printing Ccbsii ' Many Features 1 Li2SiS0 ' m nmm 99TA4 - 3SDJK) W2.-O- , Inventories High School Book Store Jvnrifr High Book Store . Text Books Supplies High School Laboratory Snpplies Junior High JUfb. SnppHro Fire Insurance Premimns BM . Service held their "Home Coming cently with president Amelia Fuhrlman. presiding. The program with a grand march; opening song, "Sweet Summer Hours; prayer. Carvel Nuhn; address of weleome, President Amelia Fuhrlman; Swing song, first group; song ZBs and ZGs; rythm band, trailbuild-ers- ; coming of the ages, Larks and Sea gulls; Mi-- i kan-we- e graduation exercises; dosing song. "Sunbeams; benediction, Arthur Hammond. All repaired to the recrea-- : tion hall where an exhibit of childrens summer work was shown and ice cream, candy,1 cookies and pop com balls were sold. A pet and hobby show was given by the builders on the north lawn. - 7,912.50 256.15 6.000.00 5,009.00 22,909.38 ..... ... f 233, 138 23 Warrants Outstanding June 70. 1930 SINKING Balance In Bank June 30, 1929 Intercut n Sinking fund Annual Installment to Rlnklag Fund 22.80 63(060.83 495.45 500(00 3A48J4 5721.19 1,117.00 23275738 A.254.46 - f241.011.74 32(065.51 &94C.23 - FIND . Balance In Sinking Fimd June 30. biue-jUiir- 1930- - 9731.01 4,034.73 To further the progress of aviation, W. P. Fuller & Co. are offering tickets for free rides in the Fuller Airplane, the Fuller 49er, piloted by Harvey Lentcke, transport pilot, which will arrive at the local airport about September 23. well-know- 5,673.80 143.52 339.15 6,341.82 The( Wests Largest Paint Manufacturers 17025 High grounds. SCHOOL Gross Added Grade Schools rS Woodruff Benson -i- BUILDINGS Per Capita Book yalneo DETBECIATION AT 'Webstar Ellis Wilson - Junior High Total High rvr Capit-a- , lacquers, varnishes, enamels, glass and mirror and "quality paints lor every purpose,! are included In the Fuller line, from which purchases may he made. Wilson j BIDS WANTED i The board of Trustees of the'Tfltttta f0r Grade Sqhools,-Ut- ah State Agricultural CoTlege Per (Capita will accept bids for the fumlsh - High Schools Senior ing' of 2400 tons of slack coal, Junior High High and 400 tons 7 Inch lump. Bids) are to be L o. b. rail road yards Xotal High Sdwoli Logan, Utah. Bids will be open)per capita ed in Board Room the ; i 1 CoUege U I ml of PyspUlTlfgi W. F. Fuller S.UMMAKV ADMINISTRATION INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENSE STATEMENT SERVICE AND FEB CAFJTA UOSTS At'XIIJAHT BC7IOOL OFERATIOIC Operating Repairs s 528 259 232 127 2.189.20 1A48.25 312.81 1209.09 00900 175 294 702.66 794J3 1,29694 509 49 14191 855.02 .8 Mnlntisiauee 1606 a.36 1.56 2.52 . High School 272 1.30 COSTS 2,090 56 1 5,60235 3.49 831.18 tfilS.79 3231.24 1737.69 40799.75 S.54T.80 2,728.01 4.45971 271610 1,85649 27,735.90 2JI15.91 6329.45 I.802J31 2,084.11 5,850.79 -- 41.6 1354 1,844 94 2768 93 08,335.35 93.08 4,275.53 4.63 3,577.12 3,87240 285 8778.96' 28M1.12 8,113.71 - 1,461.92 264 ' and TSIgfiTSA 'zm 1,03828 2101.424.15 5,075.86 1032531 .310.24 7,947.25 Per Capita 1.71 3426 3.48 273 28' Note : For data regarding per capita rosta for the years Beginning wuh July L 1985. see briuslulu, A42a. "X Is for transportation at the Woodruff School There were its other such cost . A-1- " " ' in the Fuller plane. Painters who .use Fuller products., make arrangements The approximate Cor you. date on , which tlie tickets will he redeemed by pilot Harvey Lemeke, will nounced in this newspaper days prior to tlie planes or ask of Die Fuller .... 52 h ranches . . . serving 34439-8- 9 I2A33.78 J1.298.S8 IA22A0 Fer Capita 46.32 48.13 4870 84)294)0 14,103.24 68.02 45.88 47.97 77,547.74 48.25 2,99669 1.85 48.28 648 287 16,661.14 5 03 5.97668 ' 2.02 232292 25065 39665 20308 419205 641.30 .47 70205 277 ..14,77096 - ?? 4.99 . 3771.07 1005.30 34 276214 84.25 70412 704,15679 ' 2292 7697 3A4 276 j 817037)2 J3S '138 Logan, Utah FU T7 TPi JLJl 1LJI PAINTS FOR EVERY PURFOSE W.. e Ti !. tr nh r he an- a 'few arrival dealer. the West 2 , 744 ' Grade ' TOTALS All Ecpeneee 364 90 .23 'Administration 610 1.90 798.70 296.66 410.76 205.38 524.86 730.24 25.20 64.40 89.00 1,198.27 ) Inanranee Bondint. Bond litaet. 5040 WTT.89 V Fire 98.90 36.40 1,633.20 663.82 831.58 877.58 1 FIXED CHAAGER PLANTS Depreelathm Bldg. F & F m 33 7,882. T&, 4.91 "Sdiedide 1929-3- -- 20.3 --21.3 176 ... 3 factories, -- for further information 12 6 4 4 Co. ' SEE THIS FULLER DEALER September; poalter House fBeonon School). The Board of Trustees KUntaU House 4 Junior Hich) 1 reject any or all bids. Russeii E. Berntson, Secretary 1 Total for Dwellings and Treasurer, Utah State Agri- - j cultural College. Total Investment, Grade and High (Advertisement) .Per Capita Invewmetlt 26, 1930. & paint and glass needs now. Buy them from the Fuller dealer listed below, and for your Check your , im Pupils Total Grade -- 38 Per Capita HIGH SCHOOLS Senior High arch-iterl- and Exterior paints, interior paints, Boer paints, wall paints, porch and step paints . , . White lead, - Tchrs" VbltHer Made by the Wests largest paint Fuller products manufacturers have been the standard of quality for 80 years. Perfected and tested Wider the moot severe conditions, in lie famous Fuller laboratories , . . Fuller Faints have always been Ibe choice at the Wests s leading painters, decorators, ... rtlebadtde From Logan via Oregon Short the n A ticket for one free ride will be given to every person who purchases, during the period from now to the 23rd of September, from fhe Fuller dealer listed below, ten dollars, or more, of W. P. Fuller & CO. products. This offer will apply only, however, to adultg of 21 years of age or over. 1,650.99 101,424.13 Gross Dost Logan City fielwols NUMBERS airplan 22,659.78 1,071.2 6)090.00 1,559.15 Logaa 4'ily fichaols SeptemberVBcwai 22nd. Ask local agent for de- - Whittier tails. Webster Advertisement El He enf 15,198.71 line Railroad. Tickets good only midnight - - 2,406.09 September 19th before 0- - - "Dp 1799.07 JJJ8077 .... in coaches or chair cars, limited Grade Schools re- - s 2.91477 4,30069 - - 2,720.67 Deduct Warrants Paid and Cancelled 196.68 h i 1000(09 3.400.X9 136.45 3 ' 2222.95 Insufficient Cheekg Received 2,400.00 1.90 Taking .. Jer-pai- 574934 f233.138.23 232,588.78 549.45 23.20 500 00 0,017.72 416.30 Instructional Service Salary of Primary Supervisor Salary of Music Supervisor Salaries f Teachers and Return - .70 322.31 8,000.00 29.18 149.75 502.59 . High School Administration Sulary of Principals Salary of Secretaries Office and Other fiupplles OammenceiBeut ExUHiits 78706 Fapital Ootlgy 44.33TniprnvpmenJ8 to Gronnrts 30.00 Improvements to Buildings 32.00 Furniture and Fixtures 26.000.00 Library Books 22784.89 Total .1,916.15 (Wstnnding Warrants Jiuie 30, 1929 Teacbera Sick Fund To Butte Coming Day Has 17.65 8.65 37.55 242.80 112.60 83835 421.78 Education Control Ralar; f Huperintejxlcjit KuppUes of Buporintendeat Hxpenuei f Ferinteadent Salary Attendance Officer Expense Atteadaaoe Officer 2S432 1,780 st bterstive 50395 Loans Paid 87.13 Bonds Taken i T6B0L14 3,273.44 !,3424M t ter pen. Fox farms; Del Rice and Gold Someof Cliche valleys fm- smith Dennis, one pair each;) Holstein. Guernsey and sev-jeJohn Astle, six pairs; and River sey dajry herds are represent- from the en ed along with. Guernsey s irom Heights Fox farm. e Ogden. There are a number of ar rabbits the Among and draught jne xne dairy caftlesaddle chinchillas, whites. Wsss, mil j pg jugded at the fair cn VVed-gian Hairs. Flemish giants, one and pen of turkeys, by Professor Rean ' nescjay of Teilos geese hold Interest. At one oclock preceding the Among the poultry exhibits races this, afternoon the LoaTt pens of Rhode Island reds, gan high band, under Eiiec'or blue Anda- A. T.' Henson, gave a concert white Leghorns, lusians, Plymouth Rocks, Anr afterhavmg paraded the up- town district of Logan. eanas and black Langshans. is Wednesday Merchant s Lester T. how of Franklin valhas several pens of Cache day and Thursday is Cache valley day. , f ley mink.Weather conditions are AM oheep pens has been filland promise toeontfc ed, and every exhibit is from today a Cache valley farm, accord- so . throughout the fair ing to John Roberts of Logan, who is supervising this and the swine department. The sheep Four Die In entries comprising Lincolns, . House Fire Coradales, Hampshlres, grade, and Ramboulllets are the best the Cache county fair has ever Warrenton, Va., Eept. 16 drawn, Mr. Roberts maintains.; Four persons were burred to Exhibitors are George and death and a fifth critically Alma L.-- Olsen, College ward; burned in a fire which desHeber Murray, Wellsville; J.. H. Meikle, Smithfield; Linden troyed the house of Mrs J AT Morris Wells at Casanova, near here Wellsville: Lieatham, Neilson, Hyrum; Dean Farrell, today. dead are George, FranSmithfield, Lamar Esplin, Lo- cisThe and Stuart WelLs. children Rinderknecht, gan; Joseph ; Providence; Boyce Hansen, of Mrs.of Weils and Mis-West River, Md. Providence; Clyde Christen- Hall sen. Newton; and Dallas ZoProvidence. Marlon llinger, Johnson of Logan has a pen of milk breed goats. Checked witheut J. E. Olson of College ward dosing. Rub on has a pen of elevrrn ton litter Durocs and Poland Chinas in the swine department while Ray Zollinger of Providence is entered with eight in a ton OVER W MILIION JAPS USED YEARLY ; 4)08. 7V Auxiliary Agencies Babur LfhtarJnns School Nurse Sulary Physician Health .Work Ttautytort alien Fire Prevention .. .... 19,0 . 240.10 Interest on Bonds '61078 Intrtwrt on Loans - 494.10 Sinking Fund Installment s11 SHOW TIME smM 1.082.07 1563.56 MtoeeHttncens W-or- L CATTLE s.m.rt Repairs and Maintenance , Gronnda 80,120 07 Buildings Meat, Light aad Pliindiing Iustmutkauil Aptmrutus Furniture Repairs (ether Equipment 38154 .. 105,804.94 10,716.83 Light rmd Power Supplies Miscellaneous RECEIPTS From The State Treasurer's Office State School Taxes . , Today , 9.50 The following hi a true etnteiuent of the receipt and disbnrsejnents the Logan City hoard of FHh cation for the sohooi year railing June Fel Water I1AV1D TABBET, ( Jerk. 80th, 130. READINGS BAROMETER e 16. |