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Show V; 'MfV SmHhfieH, Today CALL OF MESQUITEERS HM, r ,'. tv . S&l : 'r--- - -. .. ..l .. . - - - 'S,' and BIG TOWN GIRL SaL to Mon. Warner Young in WIFE, DOCTOR AND NURSE Baxled-Lorett- a ' YOUR DO DO YOUR SHARE YOUR TOWN XXXI YOU' BEAUTIFY TO town your P SHARE BEAUTIFY TO .- -.- -., fllTHFIELD HYDE SMIT1I FI ELI), CACHE COUNTY. UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1938. SCOUTS ENJOY VISIT AT GAMP HUNT BEATS PARK 7-- 6 had allowed war costly errors in the Park to tie the wore JTmK of the ninth inning Vau-v- u with gjcbirdaan came to bat The combined Troops SO j C0L3 TO TRY FOR 1 NEW SPEED RECORD and .13 NUMBER 33 00MKISSII1SERS AAA SETS SEEK WHEAT ACREAGE RE-ELECTION AMERICAN FOOD AND WESTINGHOUSE TIED Salt Lake City Commissioners William Worley of (UP) All ready Word received this week by DirSTANDING OF TEAMS a: a speed mark which ex- - Login and A. W. Chambers of Smith- ector William Mena Softball in of Peterson, charge only in the ambition of O.iptain field, filed iiheir petitions with the at 5:30 where they spent a week administraagricultural adjustment L-- r- John Cobb Eysion, of Eng- county clerk Wednesday afternoon as tion activities in Utah, wheat aeed-intland is scheduled to arrive here soon candidates for tripple of real camping life. and imaged out to office Car the 1939 coop in the state 16 The and their leader boys won from to drive his brand new, specially Norman Scrowther k-o- re this fall, 21 will be limited to 209,724 acres. ribbons and home brought four signed autmaliile faster than with the winning run. In filing their petitions bth any This represents Utah's proportion blue ones. They were crew Smithfieid proclaimed aut mobile over .the Bonne- - ficials stated they did so on the of lead the a national allotment of 55,000,000 I iutn while L. softbaU champs by defeating troop vule salt flats. ree.'rds they hive mnde in office acrea utbe hat with three the next year. The tptal is 127 8 Millville 3 of to and ' left a and The run camp home present land speed record for while commissioners fur Cache coun-th- e distributed among states th imuhed undefeated. according measured mile is 311.42 miles to each individual states proportion fefield will meet Chirknton here They won four ribbons in reading per h:ur. It was set last November of .total avreage during the past ten and softball, .three in camping and by Capt. m. Eystrin. Eytson back from SnndoY at 4 p. Last Weeks Results years. Acreage diverted from wheat swimming, two in van ball, oim in England to make an effort to boost production under previous AAA proFriday-AB H R archery, handicraft, boating haise-shoe- a this speed, has said he hopes to burn gyw'pABK American Food 8, Winns Confecand campfire program. grams, abnntul weather conditions along tee Salt Hats at 330 miles per nnd trends in acreage ore also con- tionary 4. r f ? Dale Van Orden w.as 1 1 with a book at the end of presented hour. And perhaps to tack a few sidered in making state albtmcnta. Westinghouse 13, Veal Killen 9. the camp odd decimal The 1939 allot ment represents a . for all around camp elficiency. Twt John Cobb,points after that figure. Tuesday wealthy speed lover 23 per cent decrease from the 10 A Griffiths Store 5. J Red 10, of Caps the in the hike to is considered at boys 4 " V. Semama p J porcupine cavejoined Eystons boosters i, Van Drug 1 , average. These allotments are year and enjoyed it very chief rival cn the present 1 baia ..of past exA PHkeo, I made to limit annual wheat supply much. Wednesday cellent performances along the meaBills, rf to from 910,000,000 to American Food 17, Red Gaps 6. 977,000,000 Several of the visited the parents 0 5 0 sured mile. If G Perk, bushels per year including carry-ove- r. Westinghouse 1, Winns S 0 0 camp iand saw the campfire program Cobb concedes that the 330 mile an Utkin 2b allows for 700,000,000 to This 0 (forefieted). were Presi1 0 0 Thursday evening. They I Human hour -.-L- If to hia fellow English750.000.- 000 bushels for normal dodent G. L. Rees Air. H. 0. Van Or- man speed and declares his mrv automestic consumption and from 210,000 Schedule Next 41 8 6 den, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Barker, mobile will top that. YMab 000 to 225,000,000 bushels carry-ov29 J. , Mr and M Friday, .and Mrs. T , Van Orden AB H R The appearance of Cobbs SJQTHFIELD each year. According to the average Griffiths vore vs Van Drug 8 p. The wish to their boys express 2 6 2 creation is slightly respecral Saith if yields of previous years the necessary m. to Harold Uindley, Vaughan miniscentspeed . 5 2 1 thanks of the Old Monitor, the Gnfka, 3h can be provided on from harvest Veal Killers vs. Boosters 9 p. m. Joe Whitesides and Conrad stumpy little cheese box of a boat 1 1 1 Pond, to A mat 1 63,000,000 acres. However Sdbrg,e , Monday, for the a Barrett, making camp 5 off which cannonballs bounced in its filler, 2b 1938 seedings were American Shod vs. Westinghouse 8 approximately success and to Nelson Sterling jriso decisive nival encounter with 0 the 1 Goike, 79.000.- 000 acres, and the piuspective p. m. j S 0 0 for getting the scouts res(V and Merrimac in the war between the Yu Orden, lb market seaVan Drug 9 p.m. Red Caps supply for the 1938-3- 9 them over back and driving Id, Scrowther p 5 2 1 states. 2 son is 1,150000000 bushels. Tuesday, The went that end boys participatThe automobile is flat and stream4 3 1 V. Sktardion ef wheat national of prothe va. Boosters 8 Winns Purpose Comectionary ed were Dean Oorbridge, Rodney lined, with a small, G Edurdson, turrent like ia to keep total production rea- p. m. gram Don Vincent Peterson, Lundquist, 1 0 0 I Rum is cockpit protruding from the top It Griffiths Store vs. Veal Killers 9 sonably in line with total require4 0 0 Milligan, Molen Rees, LaMar Nelson, isi less than five feet high. l&fcrdi, rf exdomestic ments for m. consumption p. LaVar Moon, Lloyd Barker, Cecil This design is intended to reduce X Snovthen, lb A. W. CHAMBERS ' incensed reserves and not Wednesd-it- , and parts August 3 Roland Dean Hyden, Gyllenskog, the pus of sir against the bodyjty end upon the theory that they to produce so much wheat in excess vs Van Drug S p. Food American Tar-bTotal 41 12 7 Ellia, Blaine Tidwell, Russell of the car when it is travelling at a have a program for Cache county of those requirements that farm- m. Jack Bybee, Arlon Van Orden, high speed. The idea is that fare by inningi: air(fj rthe future which cm best serve ers prices will fall. to ruinously law Westinghouse vsRoosters. 9 s.. m. and Dale Van Orden as leader. llfde Park currents will beunce off the car like their constituenuts 800 001 by retaining levels. President Rees presented some cannonballs off the Monitor. I Ssithfield 130 200 their present positions. and sack awards of a gave peanuts Home nms: Smith. Three base hit This flat, clumsy looking body Both Mr. Worley and Mr. Cham-i- s KILLED IN the V. Richardson. made of an extremely ligtatwelgnt bers point with pride to their Two base hits, D. to be distributed among all v ' scouts PLAN OUTING Thursday C. evening. 'hill, Perkes. Banes on balls: g road builders. They have done alloy and miv he com-i- d MONTHS farther 3; Seamona 8. Umpires: pletely removed from the Chassis of an excellent job at maintaining the A' J 6 Raymond and Jensen. the automobile when it high ways under their jurisdiction, DIRECT PRIMARY LAW of the.1 Melvin HHlyard, president I ooo to make repairs. They have kept taxes wt a mini- Forty- - Smithfieid Wild Life Federation, an- Salt Late City (UP) of the automobile ; mum end kept out of debt. They three total The auto- - j weight ' in killed were m and EW BE DISCUSSED persons .1 of SmUhfield left M.mday mommj July 11 and arrived at Camp Hunt :o its ? sa.ot ra in L er gd.a fr . - C- I n I 11 ...J er 28-fo- ot I 00 10 10 n .J SCO u 111 et 1018 0017 ' WILD LIFE ASSN. 43 PERSONS PAST SIX -- ' QUORUM TO ORGANIZED A new The Social Service department of the Smithfieid Stake Relief Society quoroum of Seventy was wishes to invite every voter or-pei- in the hefcy with 50 Smithfieid stake members from New-- r end Clarkston. The new quor- will be known as 269th the iraom. Tie presidents of the quor- ere George J. Myler, Einer Peter-,IonarButtars, Amos Griffin, J. Loasli, Jesse Barker and man to attend Union meetor woman ing, Sunday, July 81 r 2 p. m. in the Second ward tabernacle, when a lecture with question and discussion privileges will be given on our new ruling of the Direct Primary. This will be an instructive explanation of the balloting on SepArthur Jenkins. tember 13. Every one is invited and Witk the formation of the new welcome. nod ifonn the original Smithfieid quor-- " .wn the 17th was GIRLS SOFTBALL with the following wN Riskelley, Howard presidents: Bingham, SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED Iff? Hanwn, T. Melvin Hillard, Toolion, Wilford J. Reese, NYheLothaire Hale. The following will be the girls changes were made under the softball schedule for the second half: S' rf Kulon S. Wells and August 2 Tuesday Hardy if the First Council Turtles vs Bachelors Seventies. Troopers vs Hit and Run I liquor 3 Wednesday business increases .. August vs First ward Flapper Sdt I Lake City Improv-llj- E vs Hit and Run -(- UP) Literary b8inosa Jun was re-- I August 4 Thursday w i stal linuor commission Turtles vs. First ward Group submitted a $45,-I- p, 15?" Troopers v Flappers the month to Governor Tuesday August 9 H. Blood. Bachelors v First ward Iiquor M,e totaled 36,-- I Literary vs Flippers JhirrSh. ewnpawd with 31.254 in Wednesday August 10 Wine sales, however. j Turtles v Troopers 1! decline: 23,000 gal-- I Hit and Run vs. Flapper tb Fear comared with Thursday August 11 Si8 I in the same month Bachelors vs. Troper I v Turtle w Literary I take was 399,067 in Tuesday August 16 P01 wi 396,717 in June First ward vs. Trooper Hit and Run va Turtles. ft. month totaled August 17 Wednesday vs. between 345,000 iRaehekirs Literaiy to the commissions Fin poors vs. Turtles treasury. j Thursday August 18 teSTHA5)rIj HOLD First ward vs. Literary. I MEETING Hit and Run vs. Bachelor Ivirt. i10pr'c the fourth ward Tuesday August 23 the heads of the fol- I iirin! Troopers vs. Literary August 24 I G.TmMons at a meeting in Wednesday n 'ein8l3T August Flappers vs Bachelors Run I it First ward vs. Hit and of choir. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY BY Friests, GIVING ADVICE Good (UT) Salt Lake City books are the secret of a fresh adviewpoint, is tho sage I I iodiea.1 oun Men and Young vice of Airs. Emily Susannah Hooper, who celebrated her 85th birthday here I jmdent of Genealogical Commit- - on the 91st anniversary of the comto Salt ing of the Mormon pioneers fejirfendent of Sunday School. Lake valley. . n I Adult Aanonie Iriest-heod. "WTioncver I feel myself becoming book I TllC mentally lazy. I got a good an I : nt risk problem we and once again a new world ia op! aim a full at- - ener! to me, she said. Mrs. Hooper came to Fait Lake BUhopr5c that main Rmitaiif.,.),! Fougtli ward City in 1868. She recall row of a was long street "just IW a,l(l ber daugh- - shacks, I Blutmell f Ios MwwwvfniH I "kite. nra visiting with Crockett left Dean 'I?ia Mr. in Smith field. morning for California. J? IliS L. mUg-hf- l, J? 3 W re Jnt Sssss well-balanc- gS5SSS - -- nouncg splendid program reserve fund in all slightly over three tons,have built accidents during luncheon for all members and their cars other than the county operate lighter partmenis. They the first six months of 1988, the will be held August 5 at built to attack the land mile speed government cn h t years tax money State bureau of Vital Statistics re- partners 8 the Mack Memorial Park.. m. at p. "Thunder-Vnd do not spend the taxpayers non-bo- lt reccvd3. Capt. Eystons here President parted Hillysrd and the directley on tax anticipation nates. They The death toll for the first six ors and heads weighs seven tons. of the various comtwo Nap- have carried ut a policy of assisting Cobbs oar is powered by month period stood at 91. anxious that all memare mittees ier engines mounted behind the tur- -' ppople who have had delinquent Automobile collisions killed 18 per-sn- s, bers and their partners be present. drivers cockpit, which is.es. took The while program will be delightful and situated cn the nose of the car. A: clay roads in many parts of the another five lives. Refreshments throughout. sparkling set of dual controls and instruments county have received gravel surfaces, the victims were between will be plentiful and fitting for the of Most i Bonds have been drained where nced- is in the cockpit of the car. the ages of 15 and 24 years, the re- occasion. Each of the two Napiers develops. They have urged the state taking of the victims said. Twenty-tw- o Those who havent purchased mem. 'over as many roads ss possible in port 1315 horsepower 1 were included in this group. cards may do so at the gate ; bership Ey-tsmeanwhile, has made order to relieve' the county of this Seven children under four yar Dr. Egbert, Frank Emmett contact r than claims for "Thunderbolt other extra burden. and seven others between or Uelvin Hillysrd. killed, were his hope, tinged with more than a In carrying out their program of five and 14 years met accident General arrangements are in shade of belief, that the big car can social welfare, they believe they have deaths. of Heberp Whiting, with the charge - ooo- reach a speed of 8"0 m. j. h. ap- been just, in dealing with all needy S: in charge of special following proximately 5i miles a minute. aged and have been mindful of all Capt. Flyston is basing bis hopes communities within the county. Upon GIRLS CLUB Program: M. T. Van Orden. in their rHords they will mate a bid boosting his 311.42 m. p. h. mark Refreshments: Gay ton Raymond. to office for OFFERS SERVICE slight changes in the structure and for Parks and Grounds: Rus Lower "Thunderbolt' among term. design of and Marion FarrelL ooo these are: Membership: Dr. Egbert. club in an ef(The senior girls (1) Improved air brakes. Police and Parkign: Henry Roskel-le- y. civic a III over LAGGING worthy to very UTAH fort put (2) Replacement of leaf spring enterprise are cooperating with S..m in the rear wl.h coil springs to make Meet the gang at Mack Memorial Gordon, city recreational leader and r. PWA APPLICATIONS the car ride efforts and Friday, August 5 at 8 p. m park time their g are offering non (3) Const met ion of a larger ami for to make an entertaining program r Thunderh.'lt' "tail is Utah The (UP) Salt Lake City children up to ten years of age. 31 Teet. SCOUTS ORGANIZE lengthening the machine to behind in ils applications girls will meet the children on the rad- lagging the of size the IVereasing (4) for PWA loans. Governor Henry II. city playgrounds north of the taber- - UCVJ TRQQP iator screen. will n pre Blood declared here is he urged gov-- nac.e Wednesday, August 3 and (5) Enclosing of the cockpit the may throughout how often group nmental determine vent mishaps to the drive- r- such as of the state to get busy and file ap- be brought together to advantage. Since the organization the one of last year when the wind the ser- Smithfieid Fourth ward this of essential scouts the take for Mothers projects. advantage of plications ton the gaggles from the eye lie declared Utah is far behind in vice and help get the children to the from that ward have been participatCapt. Eyston. The girls will ing with the Scout Troop No. 53 nf compared with Arizona, grounds Wednesday. the applications of cocspit (It) Improvement western state. other and games, picnics etc. the Smithfieid First ward. Recently, Nevada have hour, story ventilation system. Eyston is planunits on the program. Mothers are inivted however, the Fourth ward ha ornot governmental to urging "Im mask "fresh-air a ning to use to go into debt for things not nacd-c- to attend. ganized a separate troop which has prevent gas fuincffnt overcoming , been given the number of 50, with The club officers are: but any group having an essenhim. as waterworks pro tenders: such the Merle president. Nilson, is tial following officials as vendor, project Utah speed Ah Jenkins, or vice V. D. s. Assistant Scoutmaster sewer improvements Zara president. Law; Bybee, systems ulinniiv" alo an attack on the shauld have teem Scoutmaster Mr. iHynius; Ruth Marie Jensen, secretary. Explorer sured mile record. Jenkins, who pre-- ; needed buildmgs with the filed Leader, Earl Allsop; Aasitont Exiwa py Roberta Nilson, reporter. V Naomi Jensen, club leader. SiStag1 rfforrKghpeed plorer Leader, Don Corbett; General chief executive made his anChairman, Dr. T.'W. Jarvis; Scout Utahs finishing the is putting ance runs, a conference with Waldo Barker, CommitteeChairman after nouncement of his SAVINGS ACCOUNTS touches on a big speed wagon man No. 2 Ron Plowman; CommitteeIWA administrators in San Franown in Indianapolis, and is planning man No. 3, Cecil Dcppe; Explorer two cisco. to beat any mark either of the the governor INCREASE IN UTAH L. S. Miles; with Edisun California, Chairman in While summer. this Englishmen may set up Tarbct a Committeeman No. 2, and received assurance that allocations will be made available for An in- the 3rd committeeman not yet nam Salt Lake City (UP) CHURCH ESTABLISHES BRANCH probably fieldhouaes athletic of construction crease of more than $1,000,000 was, ed. IN FAIRBANKS. ALASKA of Utah and Utah noted in the the at University of Establishsavings accounts Salt Lake Gty -(- UP)State college. citizens during the last year, TENNIS TOURNAMENT Utah ment of the first branch of the LDS Governor Blood reminded govern-ment- a quarterly consolidated report of the Fairchurch in Alaska, located at units that speed ia essential State banking department showed ITO BEGIN AUGUST ue here announced by banks, was for projects. in filing church. here. the of first presidency -ooo Stnt-e- s All other forms of deposits Preston Nibloy. Northwestern union meeting C(j decearses. Stake the forwared Anyone who wishes to enter the mission president, for all stake officers will b& held report said $58,094,475.06 was city tennis tournament regardless of information. next Sunday July 31 at 2 p. m. on deposit in savings accounts on age or sex should get the entry the dep Murray Shields, head of in the Smithfieid Second ward June 80, in comparison with $56,- - blank at the North Cache Motor of economics at the University tne of head 623,909.74 on the same dale in 1937. company right away. The tourna- made was of Alaska, from merits are scheduled to begin Loans showed an increase Oldroyd. T. Lorin Fairliante branch. Alto $54,977,691.62. Tho Smithfieid Fourth ward Priday afternoon, August 7. dicrctor of tho UnivcrWy of 1, meet August account will For mnre details watch the bl.ick-nn- d Monday, waa State, county) Checking appointmary division, aska extension meetward nt First in memthe 3:30 bnadr in front of the North Cache at ni. govern.m church p. deposit municipal all ed to preside over house for tSicir regular primary. and postal saving deposit were uni- - Motor company and the Sentinel. ing Alaska. in bers -- cooAll fourth ward parents please send ong those showing a decline, ooo- to of children TO CLEVELAND GOES their primary. Mi?s Lilelh Tidwell, daughter will District Judge Lewis Jones is at The Second ward primary Tidwell of Richmond, Mr. 11 at Gavel and this week sumloft Tuesday Mr. hold August their the homecoming Nappcr Cye to attending meetspend California is here Mrs. evening for Sacramento, California to 8 p. m. Refreshments will be sold. ings of tho Judicial section of the mer with her grandmother, Run 2 American Dor Association, find employment. Jano M. Tidwell and other relatives, is put a-- t mobile-pedestri- an lax-ret-li- ke n, fea-tuer- anc-the- 4-- H ea.-io- stio-ilixin- f.-- ,,hn ei d, mca-,ject- record-applicatio- ns al ! 7 show-Smithfi- ! I |