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Show i CACH Delivered in Logan Homes By Carrier A Cache County Newspaper With American Ideals H A Home Paper For Home People First Year No. 11 I.OtiAN, UTAH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1931 Telephone 700 RECITAL AT li Elected to City School Board Iniporisnt Stop on the Tour OLD TOYS TO iii i FIRE HALL f Internationally Known Cellist Engaged to Appear Here by Local Committee Lovers rf of Tonight at p.m. Fredrick Preston Search. International cellist, will present an informal recital at the home of Mrs. F. P. Champ. The object of the recital U to give the real music lovers of Logan an opportunity to hear an unusually fine performer on an unusually fine Instrument. The ticket sales will necessarily be limited to eighty. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Catherine Carlisle at the Ecdes Hotel or from Mia. F. P. Champ., Mrs. Walter Welti, well known local pianist will accompany Mr. Search at the piano. Mr. Search Is coming through Logan In the course of a concert tour on his way to Salt Lake and Los Angeles and due to this situation It was possible for the committee, consisting of Mrs. F. p. Champ. Mrs. Katherine Carlisle, and Professor Welti to arrange the local recital. M If Debating Work To Start Soon At High School Miss Maughan, According to chairman of the debating commit' tee, material is already arriving for the work in debates. The work of will commence the first part next week. The question for the inter-cladebates this year Is Insurance. This Is Unemployment chosen by the also the question state for competition. has been Jean Lendersdorfer chosen debating manager by the Webster club which will sponsor debates. Interest is the inter-claalready being shown and a large number are expected to ss ol ss Possessed Has High Tension Plot Joan Crawford, who seems to give fresh evidence of an unusual acting talent with her every succeeding vehicle, Is at her dramatic best in Possessed, now playing at the Capitol Theatre for two days more. The picture, based on-- the Edgar Selwyn stage play, The Mirage, gives the star her most serious role sinoe Paid that of a poor factory girl who, anxious to better her position in life, becomes Involved In an affair with a young politician of wealth and social standing. f I IN CHANGES STATION Earl Larson of Hyde Park, has built an Amateur Transmitter Station. It's call number Is W6BFV., The transmitter is a three tube set. 50 watts. The tubes are 1 (UX 210, 2 (C X 12). The transmitter is the conventional Hartley occillator with modulation circuit for the use EMPLOYMENT COUNCIL SEEKS. FUNDS Work Must Cease Unless Contributions are Forthcoming Coping From Center Street Offered For Sale FOR JOBLESS It to be hoped that the wage earners will respond with their 2 per cent as quickly as possible so that all heads of families on the list can at least get one or two turns before Christmas. This little bit will go a long way to make a The Logan Employment council Merry Christmas" for 165 familwould appreciate It very much If ies that are badly In need. those firms which have employees who desire to contribute toward the Logan Employment Fund would report at once. The aim is to get funds to provide as much work as possible for the heads of families who must have work fore Christmas. The be- $150 balance which was car ried over from the last fiscal year of the council came in very handy for work in November. The winter this year came two weeks earlier than last year. This balance has been used, besides most of t he first payment of the city employees and the city school teachers fund. Unless more funds come at once, the work will have to cease until funds do come in. Three good projects have been since startin' nparly aecompii-hework two weeks ago. The dugway of the U.S.A.C. stadium has been widened and the grade lessened. The inside coping of the parking on Center street is being removed and stored in the city yards. This coping is for sale at 50 cents per slab. The money from this source goes back into the employment fund. These slabs will make good curbing for parking in front of no gutter Is residences where lots. necessary or for cemetery Most of the wood stored at the city yards has also been sawed. This sawed wood has been stored. It will be used by the bishops of the various wards for charity cases. A small charge will be made for this sawed wood. is Ogden Drug Man Comes Here to Live Mr. Nash, is a qualified druggist and the fact that he is here as the representative of Schramm-Johnsois sufficient introduction that he will be welcomed to both the business and social circles of the community. William Worley and John E. Olsson Become Member of Logan Board of Education a result of the city school .lect.on on Wednesday, William Worley in the Second municipal district and John E. Olsson In the Fifth district become members of ' Parker Retains Road Board Seat CLUB GIRLS URGED TO H n, Wrestling Under Way At College Gym Wrestling, intra-mur- al at the Utah the last of the fall sports got under way Aggie gymnasium on Thursday. Ninety four men reported. The men are classed In eight groups. The 118 pound class, 126 The list of heads of families in pound class, 145, 155, 165 and 175 and 'the heavyLogan who are out of work, need pound classes, work, and will work Is increasing weight division which Includes all rapidly. There are as many listed men over the 175 pound limit. as last year, and the list is growThe small men were the first to ing. The bishops of the wards act complete Thursday, and all bouts as a survey committee and hand will be completed this week, accordin the names. The most needy cases to H. B. Hunsaker, director of ing will always receive the preference, education. and will come on the work more physical others. than frequently Clothes for Needy. Circular letters explaining the The Elks lodge annual Christmas plan and asking that reports be drive for clothing Is now on. Memmade by November 25 were mailed bers of the lodge are making calls to all heads of business houses on the merchants and will call and that employ labor. get all the clothes they have to ofcommittee has fer for this worthy cause. Those The projects plenty of work lined up for the en- who have clothes for the needy, tire winter. All that la necessary should notify A. A. Flrmage, exalted now is the money to pay for the ruler of the Elks Lodge or notify the labor. There Is an excellent project Community store house. Already on the south dugway on College this storehouse has outfitted over The gravel bank makes It 100 persons from the skin out. Those hill. possible for the men to work all in Charge are doing a wonderful winter no matter how cold it gets. community service. Program Opens Tomorrow Between 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. Girls Asked To Memorize Names of All Selections Played All club girls are urged by Miss Izola Jensen, district extension agent, to listen In on the National Broadcast on Saturday, December 5, between the hours of 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. at which time the National Music Achievement test will open. The central theme for the series will be Learning to Know The United Americas Music. States Marine Band will play for this series of radio programs. Annotations relative to the composi-sitioor their composers will be broadcast each month. The first Saturday of each month until July similar programs will be given. In July an identification contest will be broadcast. Club girls will list the names of selections played and mail to the county office. Cards for this Information will be sent out later. The local music stores are cooperating. The Thatcher Music company will give three Victor records for first place, two for second, and one for third. The Harris Music company will give three pieces of sheet music for first place, two for second and one for third. The club girls are urged to listen in and memorize the names of the elections. H 4-- H ns Logan, Providence, and Mendon, will meet at the office of R. L. Wrigley, county agent, in the court house. Carl Frischknecht, poultry specialist, will meet with the various groups and go over the record books and assist in bringing them up to date. Every cooperator is urged to be present at the varloush meetings, and bring their books with them. Logan High Band Given Chimes Set Gift Received From Albert G. Olofson and His Company for Efforts of Organization Professor A. T. Henson, leader of ' rearing that he would worry hit mother, Lewis Jeop. 17, of Hyrum, walked around for over an hour with a bullet hole in his body before Uie facts were known. The young man, the son of Mr. and Mra Marion Jessop of Hyrum. waa In the bam trying to shoot a mink with a .23 ealliber rifle. The gun would not fire and In an attempt to make the hammer go down, the waa gnn accidentally discharged. The bullet entered the pit of hta stomach. It penetrated the base of the left lung and lodged In the muscle under the left arm pit. The lad finally dropped to the floor and the parents thought he waa dying. It waa then he admitted what had happened. A call waa made for the county ambulance and the lad waa brought to a Logan hospital. The bullet waa not removed at once and will not be for a while at least While the young man's condition la thought to be serious. It Is believed by the attending physicians that he has a chance for recovery. iii BODY ARRIVES NEWSPAPER As the city board of education. Bishop of telephone. The power supply Is Charles England was appointed by 1100 Volts direct current on thq the board to fill the unexpired term of Louis S. Cardon. Bishop plate of the tubes. The" of the transmitter 1st rleI U'ce.e? ?isho.pK??1"d about three hundred miles for tele- -' phone and 12.000 for code messages The International Code is used in all radio work abbreviated as much Olsson succeeds Mr. Hovey. as possible. The Receiver is a tour The vote on Wednesday: Second District tube screen grid regenerative set, 153 William Worley receiver the transmitter and being 112 Charles England made at home. 103 W6BFV Is a member of the fol- W. F. Kowallis Fifth District lowing organizations 198 John E. Olsson Radio International Guild 175 L. W. Hovey American Radio Relay League. Radio News S. W. Club. Mr. Larsen is a graduate of the National Radio Institution at Washington D. C. He has received calls from all over the United States, Canada, Spain, W. J. Parker, whose term as a China, France, Australia, Africa and member of the state road commisother foreign Countries. sion expired Tuesday, was promptly If any short wave set owner hears reappointed for another term by this station and sends him a letter Governor George H. Dem. of verification a Q. S. L. card will Mr. Parker, a resident of Ogden be sent. and a former state chairman of the Democratic party, has served on Wanted A good reliable girl for the commission for the last six housework Phone 1121-- J. years. F. P. Nash, formerly manager of the Schramm-Johnso- n Drug com pany of Ogden, has been transferred to Logan to succeed E. C. Elkington, local manager, who has been transferred to take charge of a company store at Price. Mr. Elkington left Logan on Wednesday for his new location. He expressed regrets that It was necessary for him to leave for he had made many warm friends here in 4-the three years he has resided in Logan. Monday. December 7. at 1 o'clock, the poultrymen for the Central district including Logan, Hyde Park, E. B. Spencer i DUlUii PICTURE AT Promoted In Local Guard Service to Be Held Tomorrow in Fourth Ward Chapel at One Oclock Large Family Survive LYRIC SHOW Edmund B. Spencer, formerly sergeant of battery C, 145th field artillery of the national guard of Utah, has been appointed second lieutenant. Recording to word received by Captain George D. Preston, buttery commander. Lle.tlea- -' anf Spencer takes the vacancy caused by lieutenant Frank S. Hummel being transferred to Salt Lake. Wednesday night at the Lyric The body of Mrs. Jane McNeil theatre a very interesting picture has arrived from Oregon, from a newspaper man s po.m, .1 fur services which MRaen. .will In view was shown. The theme of the tiie jiourth wam cnapel on Sat was with love picture Interspersed at one o'clock. and tragedy, and was that of a urday Mrs. McNeil was the widow of man who hardened newspaper would sacrifice even human life to the late Archibald McNeil of Logain an advantage In the business gan. She was visiting with her world. daughter, Mrs. Alex Izatt, at A gripping love story with the when she became ill and principles presenting their roles in death ensued. a realistic manner, kept the attenDeceased was bom In Edinburgh. tion oP the audience throughout. It was a picture full of human Inter- Scotland, June 30, 1856, the daughest and one that Is altogether too ter of William and Jane Black Bell. Surviving children are Mrs. often true to life. Charles Orison, Arbon, Idaho; j d Lieutenant Spencer has been In the local unit eight years. Prior to that time he had seen service with the Utah national guard on the Mexican border In 1916 and during the World war he was a member of the marine corps. Me-Ew- en Sun Up One of High Spots Of Dramatic Season Lieutenant Spencer is an employee of the Logan postoffice. Charles McNeil, Logan; William Mrs. McNeil, Butte. Montana; Alex Izatt, McEwen, Oregon; Archie McNeil, Blackfoot, Idaho, and Mrs. Joseph Bulloch, Ridgedale, Schools Can Render Aid Idaho. To Public O U. S. A. C. second production, Sun Up, Little Theatre r, by Lula directed by Professor Wallace A. Goates, Is near completion for production in the college auditorium next Monday and Tuesday. The cast which Includes some of the best dramatic talent of Logan and the college has been working 11'." play extremely hard to which is produced by Theta Alpha Phi; one of the high lights of the season. Head.r.g the excc'hnt cast o! players Is Mrs. O. A. Garff who plays the part of Widow Cagle. This is Mrs. Garff's first appearence on the local stage and Is looked forward to with great anticipation by her friends. The other cast members are; Miller Ryan as Bud Todd, with Floyd Morgan as Pap Todd and Rebecca Ririe as his daughter Emmy. Ezra Owen plays the part of Sheriff Weeks. WUford D. Porter is cast In the role of a mountaineer preacher while Rex Dibble gives his interpretation of a stranger. Cornell Christensen is Widow Cagles only son. New stage settings have been built and designed by the staff of which includes, stage technicians wiiiis Hess, Marlon Skinner, Vergie Fraughton, Douglas Bowers and F. T. Rose who is property manager. loan Cardon and Lorraine Boiey are stage managers ,and assistant respectively. Boyde Pulley president of Theta Alphi Phi is business manager. Voll-me- the Logan High School Band, reports the receipt of a v?ry fine present from the Utah 01 Refining company and Albert G. Ololson, local manager. The present Is a set of Cathedral chimes. They are gold and silver plaited. Over the top of the chimes Is a Maroon and White Logan High School, bordered with gold braid. The gift Is in appreciation of the good work With done by the organization. the addition of these chimes the Logan High band Is one of the best equipped school bands in the state. This organization expects to make a strong bid for state honNewton Visitor ors this year. Fritz Ecklund of Newton, was In Logan today. He says this Is his first Stealing Globes Already the vandals are at work. trip to the county seat In three A number of electric light globes months. The visitor reported that that have been placed to light the during the past fifteen days the Christmas tree decorations, have mercury had dropped at nights bebeen carried away. Persons appre- tween 6 and 15 degrees below zero, hended doing this thievery may ex- while this morning it was 20 above. more to perience a very cold Christmas by The milder weather was citizens Newton of the for the cooler in the liking finding themselves said Mr. Ecklund. their acts of vandalism. Cast Chosen For Logan Hi School Opera The cast for the school opera, the Belle of Barcelona, a musical comedy in three acts by Charles Ross Chaney, has been announced. The cast of characters Includes the following: Luis de Montero .. . . Wendell Homer Gloria de Montero . .Gayle Stewart .Ruth Owens Margarita Genevieve Cooley Merecedes Kent Ryan Francisco de la Vega Keith Worley Pedro Don Brown Emilio. Xeo Bateson Don Juan ...Rex Bergeson Don Jose Dona Marcela....Francis Fonnesbeck Dona Anita. Florence Bergeson Martha Matilda Ayers Blanche Cardon Carlisle Lieut. Harold Wright-.ThaiBillie Stewart Patrick Malone Robert Harrison Captain Colton. The chorus work is being learned by the glee classes. Mr. Baugh announces that the presentation will take place towards the latter part of January. n Teacher to Wed-- Miss lone Dunn, a teacher In the Woodruff school and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Dunn of 255 South 2nd East street. Is to be married on December 11 in the Logan temple to C. Freeman Ashbaker of Grace. Idaho. The bridegroom la a graduate of the U. S. A. C. Stratton Improves Thomas Stratton of the Twelfth ward who has been ill for some time,. Is reported to be much Improved, a fact his friends will be pleased to learn. Late Thurtday After noon Fearing H Would Worry Mother, Collapsed Before Fact Were Told -- One can find stores In this as beautifully decorated city for the holiday season, as any stoores in the Intermduntain country. As fine a line of Christmas toys and presents can be "obtained here as any where In the United States. One can look around and It would be hard to think of anything worthwhile that is not found In some of the stores of this city. The holiday trade has been pushed In Ogden and Salt Lake for a couple of weeks, which permits of every thing there to be pretty well picked over. This is not true, here. The merchants of Logan have Just put the great bulk of their holiday stock on display the past week. . On Saturday, December 5, at 1 o'clock a session will be held . at Hyrum city hall. Benson, North Accident Occurred in Barn Logan Stores Decorated For The Holidays n. CRY BOARD d e There Is to be a series of poultry meetings to be held In the county on accounting among the poultry-meThe first session is being held today at 1 o'clock at Lewiston town hall where Richmond and Cove poultry men will Join the Lewiston members. AN AMATEUR Christmst shopping is not finished until the supply of Christmas seels has been bought and paid lor. Their price fite every purse whatever you can pay. For 25 years the public bee imposed this voluntary health tea upon themselves lot the benefit ol the community. This year the need ie great, end where the need ie great, the heart is alwsys willing. Cache stake quarterly conference will be held Saturday, with three sessions Sunday. The first session will be held at 7:30 pm. Saturday. Melvin J. Ballard of the quorum of twelve is expected to be the General speaker at the sessions. sessions will be held Sunday morn-tw- jj and afternoon, while the Sunday evening session will be devoted to the stake Mutuals. At the Sunday evening program WUford D. Porter will give a Christmas reading. inter-sejio- Persons who have toys which they would like to pass along to childIs not so ren, whose Christmas bright without the charity that comes from those able to give, should notify A. A. Flrmage, exalted ruler of the Elks Lodge, who 111 have a boy scout call and get the toy. These toys can be left at the Community store house or at the firemen's hall. At the latter place the Logan firemen will repair any necessary breaks and have the toys If they are brought In painted. early there will be no last minute rush which la unnecessary. VOTERS MAKE Eiuht Iajres Hyrum Youth Shot In Body While Attempting TO MEET ON To Adjust Small Rifle ACCOUNTING Series of Meeting to Be Held in Three Districts of County Begin To day in North William Worley West Center I -- ill! Elk Committee Urge All To Help Make The Christina Bright For The Let Fortunate Music Cache Stake Conference Announced t 62 In this time of stress public schools should give the most helpful service to the individual and community of which they are capable, is the tenor of a letter sent to all public school superintendents by Dr. C. N. Jensen, state superintendent of public instruction. In times of unusual stress and straits, it is the duty of public agencies to do everything they can consistently to improve conditions to make lighter the heavy burden, he declares. The letter says: It is possible and, in my judgfor the ment, highly desirable school not only to give better service than ever before to the children, but also to extend service which will be directly helpful to the older members of the community. One of the ways by which' such helpful service could be provided would be through public meetings held two or three times a month featuring timely educational topics by means of lectures, films, discussions, school exhibits, social and recreational activities, and other appropriate exercises. 'This - form of entertainment while chiefly instructive can be of such nature as to make a strong appeal to all citizens. It would divert the minds of citizens from the distressing effects of the general depression and really add stimulation and interest to the everyday problems of life." , ' |