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Show i Delivered In Logan Homes By Carrier n lirst Year CACHE AMER Subscription Per Year Mail or Carrier S1.50 A Home Paper for Home People Xo. ,)0 LOG AX. UTAH. TUKSDAY. MARCH Telephone 700 KOLLEGE ENGEN LEAPS KAMPUS KAPRICEJ 114 FEET TO RITES HELD IN FREE CHEST 1. 19J. OFFICIALS CLINIC HERE C2 Fight Iaes ELECTED CAPTAIN f juiannuii RUSHED WITH West Center DAUGHTERS OF I PAVILION TO Plans for the Rumpus Kapnce are nearing completion as the date for Uie annual student musical comedy approaches. It will be held on March 4 In the Capitol The atre, according to the committee In charge, which is headed by Miss Hundreds of Fans Watch' Dr. Critchlow of Salt Lake i Three Faculty Members of Col- Edna Old Folks Party Announced Busy Days at The Hold Session at Home of Smith. Inand of Friends lege Exhibitions of Skill at1 To Be in Charge Tuber- - Assessors Office And at Annie Larsen The leading roles will be protray-e- d Many Prof. Hickman Lee stitution Gather to Pay by the following students: Ken1932 License Bureau. Bradshaw Hill Social Events Held. Carl culosis Suspects Urged tures in Sacrament Meet drick Ilawkes, Preston; Gladys AnLast Respects. I To Attend. Catches Fire. Items. Social ing About Uie busiest place In the tendon. Tlie daughters of lire derson, Ogden; Faun Jones, Heber met Funeral service were held In the City; Boyd Pulley. Logan; Wesley afternoon at the have been three pioneers A tuberculosis clinic Friday past under thetty days Alf Engcn of Salt Wellsvllle. Providence. The city council and Tabernacle Sunday afternoon for Maughan, Wellsvllle; June Roes, Lake City and his troupe of ski Slate Board of Health for Cache j the offices of R. 8. McQuarrie, the home of Mrs. Annie Larsen the community beautification comProf. A. H. Saxer of the DSAC Logan. with Captain Zelda Henlnger In riders a mm ted a gallery of 700 county and Logan City will be held eounty assessor and J. H. Watkins, mittee are sponsoring a general The show has for Its setting an Cache valley winter sports fans March 5 from 10 a. m. to 5 p. n. j dispenser of 1935 Utah license charge. Topic. Use of Water In faculty, who died from a blood clot renovation day for the pavilion, to as given by Mrs. Lottie Utah, Thursday night There were up artist s garret In New York. It Is with an exhibition of long and In the chamber of commerce rooms. Plates. be on Wednesday, March S. EveryMrRichards. Duet ward of a thousand person pres- typical of the life In the Green-- . Laura Miss e by this McQuarri reported Use This clinic Is to determine Jumping at Bradshaw hill, body who can is expected to ba Alice ent at the service to pay their wtch section. Miss Vlrgl Praughton j fancy Smith. and Life of hu ed Hughes ncar here. Sunday. Engcn made the health of those who have been ex- - I"01" a. m. Lunch will ba at present last respects and to offer sympathy of Heber City and Miss lone Tarbet certificates for automobiles, George Washingtons Mother, by longest flight of 174 feet to win posed to this disease or those who furnished by those unable to help Mrs. of Logan are Ada to the bereft family. Geo. of the first recitation. taxes on Walker; the cars that the place. might think themselvees suspect of dean. Lets all help dean the dirt ther been paid, that they had Washington and the Hatchet," by record-holde- r, Dr. W. L. Wanlass of the college comedy, which is composed largely this disease. Engen, world's distance we helped to make. Miss of were Bulat. Fern Refreshments The and been to dancing or estate was in charge, and. according attached real singing. plot to made flights of 137 and 163 Tuberculosis can be arrested If were The old folks party will be held 22. to served are and Those modern clever. the and dialogue Dr. Saxer's wishes, the services assisting exempt from taxation. There feet In the regular meet, aggregat- taken In time. Patent medicine will Friday, March 4. were approximately Students of the college are di- ing 348 points to lead his 500 of such hostess acre Mesdames Lottie Richwere brief and no floral tributes not cure tuberculosis. This clinic Prof. J. E. Hickman gave a certificates Issued on Monday. Dur- ards, Vera Shelton, Mary E. Bird. recting the entire production. Memwere sent. ride came In the exhibition Is for adults and children. were Mrs. Rose bers of as are the follows: staff splendid lecture in the First ward ing 1931 the assessor's office Issued Special guests Dr. Elmer O. Peterson, president following the regular competition. to are asked refer Schools sacrament 4,970 such certificates. Chairman, Edna Smith. Logan; Manning of Garland, Mrs. Clara meeting on Sunday Halvor Hvalstad. of Big Pines, children to this clinic. of the college, the first speaker, Mr. Watkins stys his offioe was Larsen and Miss LllUe Huber. evening. said that many Important decisions business manager, Ruth Peterson, Cal., finished second to Engen with Dr. M. M. Critchlow, a tubercul- crowded to Mrs. Andrew Lamont entertained Elders Delbert Fuhrlman and capacity on Saturday at tfc college had been made Logafi; advertising manager, leaps of 154 and 157 feet in tourna- osis from Salt Lake City, and Monday, with a at a luncheon Wednesday evening specialist, Sorensen, Malad, business Idaho; Dean Hammond were the speakers 167 heavy a for ment exhibition In and through the contributions of Dr. slstant director, will be In charge. Loralne Boley, total of 339 EVERETT CAMPBELL In the Second ward services on today. He expects to keep his office after the dance. Places were marked The others Saxer. points. for Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larsen American Pork; stage manager, were bunched open for one more week. In the following Sunday evening. D rector William Peterson of the Heber City; di- order; Ted Rex, Detroit, third, 144 Sold 1,000 Lbs. ButterWord has been received from the and daughter Sarah, Louise StewVlrgl Miss Irene Stainer of Salt Lake extension division read a short rector, Praughton, Joan Cardon, Logan; danc- and 160 feet. 320 points; Steffen The wise ones know It pays to office of Secretary of State, M. H. art, Alice Hutchison of Wellsvllle, spent part of last week with Mr. biographical sketch of Dr. Saxer. ing director, Lois Lunt, Nephl; as- Trogstad, Minneapolis. 1 19 and 158 advertise," so says one of the local Welling, Insisting that all drivers of Russell Hardman, Wesley Lai las, and Mrs. F. R. Checketts. Dr. Saxer was compared to sistant dancing director, Owen LaVcve feet, 325 Mr. store motor John vehicles 1932 Sorensen, the Lamont, from grocery proprietors, requiring Sverre Engen, Salt Mrs. Leland Zollinger and daughAbraham Lincoln by Dr. N. A Petty, Nephl; costume manager. Lake. 135 points; and 156 feet, 324 points; effects of a large distribution of license plates, lound upon the high-sa- y and Mrs. Lamont. ter Leah are visiting relatives Its Abraham Adrian Loosley, Ashton, Idaho. Pedersen, who said: After 1931 the ad exercises of the local his with the opening newspapers carrying plates attached, Ncls Nelscn, Revels toke, B. C., 120! Welser, Idaho. Lincoln was a frontiersman In the shall be arrested and required to sacrament meeting Sunday afterFriday, he reports selling one and 146 feet. 310 points. Miss Venna Chugg entertained realm of statesmanship, while Dr. Everett sand pounds of butter, and the pay a fme for breaking lire law. noon the following patriotic proCampbell, giant soph- the members of Nary a fall marred the the SO.D.N. dub Saxer was a frontiersman In the This order will go Into effect at 12 gram was given In honor of the omore center of the Utah Aggie on ski Jumping and ideal weather con- - sales In other departments Friday evening. Music and sewrealm of science. basketball was Geo. of elected team, of oclock ahead this capanniversary year, any day tonight. ditions prevailed. The program was reing were enjoyed and The college quartet furnished the Washington. Prof. A. N. Sorensen tain of the 1933 squad at a meet- freshments were served dainty sponsored Jointly by the skimen and twelve. to of lettermen of music for the services. Dr. Wanlass Logan Rave the life of Washing' ing Monday afternoon. the Logan chamber of commerce, A large number of our people ton. LaMar Rich of Logan ren- Nine lettermen voted, namely: War-re- n read a message of condolence from assisted by the USAC athletic dewere in attendance at the temple dered two vocal sleectlons. the state school staff at Salt Lake Allaop, Carl excursion on George Young, of Axel J. Andreasen Salt Friday evening. Ray Lillywhite of Brigham City partment. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ladle, Mrs. BeUiaton, Virgil Cropley, Elwood and names of persons who had sent Lake was Judge of jumps. Miss Olive Nuttal was married been chairhas general appointed Ruof Van Ann of Elder Lake. Salt Aldcn Drysdale, Rudy messages Wasp Kampcn, sympathy. Automobile owners were thrown man of the Junior Prom commitLadle who has Just returned from a lon Harris, Guy Christensen and on Friday to Harold Hansen of Prayers were offered by Dr. E. Into a state of excitement after the tee for The is this Shelley, Idaho. The marriage wae planyear. prom Everett A. Jacobsen and Alma Sonne. The mission to the southern states, and Campbell. A. T. Henson, of meet car when the Was is on his way to his home at Sugar Of the varsity men who earned performed In the Logan temple. The grave In Logan City cemetery was ned for March 19, and will be held band instructor at Logan high By George D. Clyde, Irrigation Former Resident of Logan will make their home bs Clerk of County and First Engineer, Utah Agricultural dedicated by Dr. W. W. Henderson. at the Palais d'Or. The following school, caught fire, threatening City, Idaho, were guests Sunday at letters this season, all but Young couple Train Dispatcher. Experiment Station. the home of Mr. and Mrs. John and Belliston will return next Shelley. Tais were sounded by an American students will work on the various damage to surrounding machines. committees: The First ward choir is practic- Ladle. A delightfully arranged din- winter. . Legionnaire. The fire, believed started by defecFuneral services were held In ner was given In their honor by came to the Aggies ing an Easter cantatta to be renRalph Wanlass of Logan, ad- tive wiring, was extinguished by Several heavy storms occurred Pallbearers were Professors C. J. Campbell Oakland Monday with burial In Mrs. Ladle. from Wasatch academy of Mt. dered at Easter time. and A. N. Sorenson, Director P. V. vertising and tickets; Vera Jack-so- State Patrolman Harry Clark of during the early part of February the Oakland but the last half of the month was City cemetery for n Lizzie decorations: Mrs. of Churchill Provo, Mary where he was regarded as. W. Pleasant, Professors Reed Cardon, Bailey Logan. marked by intense cold. The heavy Collins DeWitt Fullmer, a former is visiting at the home of one of the scholastic A and Aaron F. Bracken. Dr. R. O. Brown. Torrington, Wyo., programs Professional skimen who comcover of snow over the valley floor resident of Logan. Word has been her brother Hyrum Kidman and centers of theoutstanding and Reuben state. Porter, Dr. Prank L. West and O. and refreshments; peted at Bradshaw hill Sunday will is still Intact but the snow Is dis- received here of the death wliich and Haslam, He finished third among westLogan, invitations family. W. Cooley. for Afton, immediately depart appearing off the west face of the occurred on Saturday. Mrs. Rose Manning of Garland ern division conference scorers with promenade. Wyo., to exhibit Saturday. They temMr, rummer was bom In Salt has returned to her home after 98 points. The Junior prom is the annual are expected to arrive at Afton Bear River range. The higher peratures during the last few days Lake City in 1856 and was there- spending the past week here visitmajor social event of the spring Tuesday afternoon to prepare the of February caused an increase in fore 75 years of age. He was the ing relatives. quarter at the college. It wUl be hill for the tournament. John A. Johnson, 82, aged Logan the density of the valley snow and son of Almon and Sarah Follett Mrs. Jessie Walker was hostess held this year during the first week resident died at his home -- at 568 considerable melting. Fullmer. Mr. Fullmer was the first at a prettily arranged dinner Sunof the spring quarter, which begins South 1st West street Monday The regular monthly snow survey train dispatcher In Logan. He was day In honor of her parents, Mr. on March 14. on Mt. Logan still shows the heav- at one time clerk of Cache county, morning following an Illness on Pas Fivo) (Contlnutd has lasted during the past two and iest snow cover of record on the served as acting manager of The The Paramount Glee club under a half years. accumulation lower elevations. The time the Journal during Manager the direction of Walter Wuthrich Deceased was born In Norway, of water on the higher watersheds Charles England was on a mission Whenever you get an invitation is becoming increasingly popular In to any kind of function at Provi- February 17, 185a He was a carwas much greater during February and succeeded Mr. England as city Logan and the surrounding terrireand dence than conlatter greater when the ward you will show good Judgment penter by trade and has resided in councilman January Millville The during able with Millville. Mr. Wuthrich the tory. years. by ference was held Sunday, Feb. 28. accumulations were at the higher signed to fill his mission. The town assistance of John Spuhler, as any other plans Logan for the past fifty-tw- o Survivors are his wife, of of Collinston In Boxelder county Mrs. elevations. The accumulations and going there. The visitors representing the assistant director has developed a St. Anthony, Idaho. Lee Clark Their Fish and Game Protective Emma Johnson, and the following stake presidency were Prest. water at 7000, 8000, and 9000 feet was named for Mr. Fullmer. The capable group of singers. A most successful association, had a Wellsvllle was sentenced to the Idaho state John C. Brenchley and Elder M. elevation during January and Fullmer family moved to Oakland program Friday children: Mrs. Eliza K. Frazier, The group Includes, besides the to D. Bird. All the organizations were February was as follows: Helaman O. one from Boise reunion ward at old folks the been was has that Fullmer Johnson, to none in Omaha; honoring 1903 Mr. second penitentiary In where night above named directors, the followKansas; Mrs. Ada Cummack, Oakfourteen years here Saturday morn- represented and reports of their Elevation (feet) engaged in the banking ousiness. of the community, was given at the every detail. 8000 9000 7000 ing: Rulon Hansen, Fred Marshall, District Judge C. J. Taylor. condition were given by the presidHop Rice and Carl Arentson of land; Mrs. Lottie Welling. Fielding; He is survived uy ms wife, Mrs. Wellsville ward tabernacle on WedMilton Taylor, Lloyd Rawlins, Floyd ing by 7.6 7.2 January (inches).. 4.4 Clark was found guilty of forgery ing officers. the Forest Service both gave splen- John Edwin Johnson, Orson L. 24 with Feb. Chairman son nesday, a Ella Thatcher Adams and Del Mar Marshall of Fullmer, 12.5 8.8 February (inches) 4.8 in the district court last a Fullmer of Denver; a daughter Heber L. Maughan In charge. Pink did talks, making it very plain that Johnson, Lyman H. Johnson and Miss Rhea Jenson entertained on the Logan Eighth ward and Pres- by Jury the government intends to cooper- Mrs. Olga Tletger, Salt Lake. BrothThursday. of on snow cover honor The Mt. L. A. Proin of Baer ton Alder and Logan Mrs. George Oulbon, Berkeley, Cal., and white carnations were presentWednesday evening ate with the game officials and ers surviving are E. L. Johnson, to sentence 70 over ed all the of folof Teafter 27 were was as years age Immediately three brothers, H. D. Fullmer, her birthday. Games enjoyed measured February vidence. Clark ap- - and delicious refreshments were lows: 7000 feet elevation, depth 52 ton, Idaho; B. M. Fullmer and both waids who were the honored stockmen 100 per cent in making Arent Johnson and Ole Johnson, The group was organized recently was read by the judge, all of Logan. was released on served. inches, water content 18.3 inches; Oscar Fullmer, both of Salt Lake. guests of the day. Those over the it possible to preserve the remnant and with A. L. Baer as president Pealedthe case and Funeral services will be held 80 years who sat upon the of wild game in its native environof bond. snow $1500 8000 age of feet of late the brother a was He elevation, depth A genealogical Milton Taylor as secretary and two cottage meeting at 2 oclock in the Sixth ment. Thursday B. were stand 27.0 75.2 content conof Woodward, this Joseph water was Del who Thomas Mrs. inches, city. Priday Ray Huff, was held on Thursday evening at capable directors hope to Increase ward G. B. chapel. Thatcher and Prof. H. James Wm. Thos. John Hall, water 27.0 content Wyatt, victed by a jury here last week, and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence inches, inches; Numerous telegrams were distheir popularity In the future. A. Kerr, Esther Williamson, Jane Peterson both went into the great who was given a one to fourteen Humphreys. Elder John Anderson 9000 feet elevation, depth of snow patched from Logan offering B. Gunnell, Susannah Bailey and out of doors question in a very able year sentence in the state peniten- of River Heights was the speaker. 78.0 inches, water content 32.6. sympathy to Mrs. Fullmer in the Marion Baxter. The of water the content The meeting was manner, and reminded us that no! his has also average case, refreshappealed tiary, loss of her beloved husband. At the close of the meeting held at 11:30 a. m. and the follow- other community anywhere was as snow cover on Mt. Logan for the but was in the county Jail pending ments were served. Thirty-nin- e ing program rendered: Singing, fortunate as we in having a beau- past 8 years is as follows: 7000 furnishing $1500 bond. According were in attendance. America"; prayer Jos. B.. Wood- tiful canyon with a river, grass,! feet elevation. 14.2 inches; 8000 feet to the state's complaint, Huff was of The Lusannah Hovey camp ward; mixed chorus, Mrs. June trees, wild flowers and the wild elevation 17.5 inches: 9000 feet Clarks partner in a forgery deal daughters of pioneers held their and company; reading, game that give us such sharp DeMaughan here committed last on allegedly (Continued Page Five' The Ladies Glee club of Logan, meeting on Thursday afternoon at Carrie Price; address of welcome, scrutiny as we invade their premises. Wellsville. The Daniel H. Wells cember. the home of Mrs. Sarah Hovey. the direction under of Phyllis Local A. L. Heber J. warden, Chairman, Maughan; Peterson, camp of the daughters of pioneers The pair were extradited from The lesson was given by Mrs. Dolly will give a concert in the also Spenst Mr. of Memories Olsen and the of the Crump talk, Past, met Friday afternoon at the home Utah in January, after they had Van de Graff. Sketch of the life of even- Wellsville. Peter Allen, 67, died Bishop C. N. Maughan; duet, Into commissioners office, all gave an Fourth ward chapel Sunday of Mrs. Sarah A. Parker with failed to get jobs at undercover Mrs. Ann Hulse was read by her March 6th, at 7 p. m. The the Dawn With You, Mrs. Thos. outline of their problems In a way He on his home at here B. Glenn Saturday. Martha presiding. men for the Salt Lake police Captain club 1135 t11 working diligently granddaughter, Mrs. Murl Jenson. reis that aU are on Deand Stuart Kenneth two convincing been ill Murray; had W. they Nettie were days. only Thorpe by Prayers Luncheon was served. Eleven ladies d ve we anticipat-the- ir and know exactly for some time ceased has been a resident of this marks, Bishop John J. Hendry; their and Nancy B. Hendry. Lesson topic, attended. some in the line of in8 acgood business. thing Lamont solo, was 60 He Allan, Saxaphone years. city for the past Utahs Water Supply," was given for the son of Peter Allen and Agnes companied by Mrs. Anona Maughan T. H. Cutler and daughter The Utah State Quarterly In the banquet room, Leon music- the program will consist of The by Jane L. Glenn; reading, Barbara spent the week end in February, 1932, publication of the Sneddon Allen and was born in remarks, John C. Brenchley of the Mathews was toastmaster, he is a organ solos, saxaphone quartets, Old Fashioned Dinner, by Mrs. accordian solo, violin solo, zylo- Salt Lake City. Alumni association of the Utah St. Louis March 17, 1865. stake (Continued on Page Eight) Hard duet, presidency; Julia Wyatt. phone duets, vocal numbers and of Cornish is State Agricultural college recently Times Come F. No N. Jensen Mrs. Mrs. Again More,; Surviving brothers and sisters are Song, The Red River Valley, from the glee club, as well made Its is songs and C. home Mrs. few at being Plowman a the J. and Mr. appearance and days com- spending Tremonton. A committee Woodward and Eliza Mrs. Sarah A. Parker and Captain Mary as a from one of the couassociato mailed of the members reading Mrs. Neaves. and Mrs. David Ernest and Mr. of Roskelley and of Canada; Bessie Martha B. Glenn. Refreshments posed of David Holmgren, William ntys best elecutionists. Mrs. John Johnson en- tion. The magazine Is edited by Maughan of Smithfield. Barbara and Mr. daughter C. G. L. John F. of wife Hawkins, of Rudd, George 32 to were served Logan, guests by at supper on Sunday Floyd Davis, secretary and treasurer The following from Wellsville are Metta Jensen of Spokane, Annabel Holmgren and Horace L. Richards, tertained Jennie Glenn, of the association. of 80th birthhonor the in evening articles of Thomas Adamson of Wilmore, Cali- laboring as home missionaries in incorporation adopted M'alan and Jane L. Glenn. This issue of the quarterly has as fornia. Mendon: James H. Bankhead, Allen for the Bear River day anniversary of Mr. Johnson. A and centered the its cover a springtime view of the Funeral services will be held in H. Archibald, William S. Glenn, Valley Grain Growers, Inc., at a beautiful potted plant talkie reel, showing all the table. Covers were laid for Mr. and campus. The feature article is Wellsville tabernacle on Wednesday Charles P. Stuart, Alex W. Archmeeting here Saturday afternoon. features of the Dodge auto-- 1 ibald, John P. Poppleton, Marvin mobile, was shown at the Grand Jess W. Wade, manager of the Mrs. Eugene Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. called, Elephants in Utah. It is at 1 oclock. RusMrs. Mr. and Willis radio of Johnson, a R. of excerpts composed James Grain Parker. Intermountain Growers, Inc., Cooper, theatre Saturday forenoon. Wilford, of which the Bear River Valley local sell Johnson, all of Nibley, Mr. and talk recently given by Professor Mrs. Joseph C. Sorensen enter- Baugh, manager Wellsville. The adult education of the Baugh Mr. R. Mrs. conM. and Mrs. and Reed Hovey, over KSL Bailey Director William Peterson of the will be a member, attended the tained at a dinner Sunday in Motor company, dealers in Dodge classes have been organized and Mrs. William Mr. and Leslie tains many interesting facts of preHovey, USAC extension service was noti- meeting. honor of her birthday anniversary. cars, his salesmen and mechanics, started to work during the pas The M men of the Logan Eighth Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. The local will be composed of Curtis, all of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. historic life in Utah. fied late Friday afternoon of the together with the salesmen from week. Ail citizens desiring to The section Alumni News con- ward presented a extended time on federal feed loans growers from the entire Bear river Gordon Ricks of Benson, Mr. and comedy John Ladle, Mrs. Reeves Bird, Mrs. the Hansen Motor company of Presmay do so. The classes held will Mrs. Parley Jessop. tains stories of a number of Aggie drama at North Logan on Wed- Oliver Taylor, Mrs. Charles Baker. ton, were present. Bob Hinckley, during this week were Grammar for Utah to March 19. Time for valley, and the organization alums who are making good In nesday evening. The house was well feed loan applications was to have handle close to 200,000 bushels of Mrs. Elmer Hancock was pleas- distributor of Dodge cars in the and Speech classes on Thursday various enterprises. The editorial of filled with a thoroughly appreciaand Applied expired on February 29. A telegram grain a year, doing its marketing Ball if President surprised at her home on western division, with headquarters j evening and Shop antly National was received from Walter Elff, ad- through the Farmers Serge F. Balllf, Jr., a former the magazine is an appeal to tive audience and from reports, the Tuesday evening by a number of in Ogden, was also present at the Art classes held on Friday evenresident of Logan, was elected members to become life members. cast is to be congratulated on the relatives ministrative officer in charge of Grain corporation. and friends, the occasion Grand. Besides going into the won- ing. Teachers from South Cache The articles of Incorporation will president of the Alta Club In The life membership fund Is used performance. federal feed loans for the western and the Wellsville Jr. her birthday anniversary. derful construction of the new high school This group presented the play being are directing states at Grand Porks, N. D. No be filed with the secretary of state Salt Lake City on Saturday. Mr. this year to loan to worthy stuthe school music was enjoyed Dodge, a lesson in the proper pre- high and Visiting reason was given for the extension and at the Boxelder county seat Balif will take over the duties of his dents to help them finish college, again Saturday evening in the 2nd and a delicious classes. AU classes are held at the was sentation of the car to the luncheon ward of Lewiston. office at once. this week. of time. tlve purchaser was given. according to the editorial Junior high school building. (Continued on Pag Five) ' TABERNACLE THRILL FANS: AUTO TAXI HENDON MEET SATURDAY BE CLEANED J t 174-fo- ot w,. ny le - Aggie Center Honored By Teammates ! Lillywhite Has Charge Of Junior Prom Report of Snow Cover, Northern Utah, March C. D. W. Fullmer Died Saturday In California , n, Farm-tngto- Rpcirlpnf Of Sixth Ward Died Monday Walter Wuthrich Directs Popular Singers Here Stoolpigeon Given Prison Term in Idaho Providence Has Good Time At Game Meet Conference Held Sunday at WellsviUe Millville Entertains Old Folks Hy-ru- m side-tracki- De-W- itt Daniel H. Wells Camp Daughters Hold Session Ladies Glee Club To Give Peter Allen Concert Sunday Died Saturday Utah State At Wellsville Quarterly P ublished tip-to- es Grain Men Adopt Corporate Plans - Bo-dre- ro o; Mes-danj- Dodge Car Talkie Reel At The Grand by-la- Feed Loan Extension ' Wellsville Organizes Adult Classes Present Drama en-ro- U |