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Show CAN Delivered In Logan Homes By Carrier First Year Butter Market Ha Francisco iU8DA two score butter toda at 30 cent. f u Ninety quoted A Home Paper for Home People Telephone 700 No. 56. (Z West Center LOGAN. UTAH. TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1932. April Precipitation Largest Recorded Here POPULAR IN In Thirty Five Years LOCAL HELD CRYSTALPOP More Water Content at High Elevations than on Heaviest Snow j John A. Larsen Making April 1 Year 1924 Since to Expand Cover Preparations Serves Over Business There was moie water in the 200 Accounts. mow cater above SOW feel elevauon OLA A SONNE Engineer Larsen Is Advised Funds AreNow ? BISHOP Available For Project OF 4TH WARD iCALF CLUB IS DATE SET ORGANIZED AT FOR HAY 21 Logan Man To Attend Coast Meet Report Ma3o to Redama tion Head on Proposed Succeeds , Bishop . W. H. Hyrurn Dam, Meet ApGriffin Whose Busineaa proval of Dr. Elwood Appoint New Committee For Indians Citizen Cooperate to Mt Sunset Festival Under Direction of Prof. Welti to Club Work Effec Feature High Oats Nelaon, Glen live President. 4-- Eight Pages H Mead Costs Explained. Affair Necessitate Resignation McMurrin and Johnson, Counselor. halt Lake The revised Uyrum project, a uiut in Cache county id j the local Bullen. lU'isclu-- l Ole A Sonne, member i f the Lo- -' :he Salt Lake basm Irrigation pro-on Way 7 than there wa on April ' councillor of the Logan chamber of education and John A. Larsen. minm-- f of lh I. Tlie snow outer at 7000 feel eleva jeet of the United State bureau of gia Cl! commerce in the U. 8. Clum.erlAinailon. wiU cost (931, G00, It of Uie Mountain Slate Crystal Bottling Work. Is sliaptng tka has Amunulied SI. Inches ofj of attend 1 to manu-factber of Commerce plans i vtui'ati'd in a supplemental pro-up for s banner y ear la the that considerable "rplenu-n- t tomyany. was sustMned over j water shoeing Use 20th annual meeting of the of sods water. He gtevs repo. I prepared by E. O Ur-- 1 place al Ue lower of the Logan Fourth ward at In- of Commerce bc.htp S U of Clumber Utah in u. he ei supplies gmecr whom charge 300 accounts to melun has p.exaUimfc m)jt mu A numJan Francisco, May iSuuday evening Jle succeed Bush- teMigations for the bureau. soda mater already and eipects to j taai n place al tie higher elevations scaaonber cf evry itnpoitani subjects I over ,,, mcresue increase this number this construeop W. H. Griffin wliose pressing April toward early Progress b(,cl,M, be up for discussion. The An exclusive franchise far the dis of tlie project ha been made to b. sines affairs necessitated Ida tll precipitation during will lion lhall for eeutiventiun tnbuuon of bottled Coco Cola in Uetacen the April I slogan for th an initial (300,000 extent tiic that ,,, Logan. " ignatlon J 88 discussion I '"The Job Ahead Cache valley lias been taken by Mr. is appropriated by congress, an a- -, wmy wl(1 Uie ay y survey, and A. McUumn, distributor o t After Mr. Bullen returns, a spec1 Larsen. Besides matiulsclurm users water fell at to guran-of Logan, of .cuitlon rain . . Tribune in be arranged to also inches Ji ial meeting Logan and 1 dur-fell 37 3 cost Inches j of entire the complete line of soda aater, he amount tee repayment of Uns hear his report and comments on manufacturers a line of concentra- ing April. Thu U the 3rd largest 40 jearw OrgaulzaUon of Uie Cache Valley, wa sustained to uc- -j wuhin in all flavors. He Is also April precipitation that Logan has the convention. ted water users association la under, coed J. Andrew Wiser as Urst ooua-- a, and founone of tlie members of the jobber for crushed fruits Albert EL Joimson. manager of experienced In 33 years. tain gas. association being a proposed lrriga- - o P. Skaggs store in this city, era On May 7 there were 15 3 inches Is the The Crystal Bottling Works In the snow at 7000 feel lion district. sustained as second counselor to In of water best equipped soda water plant elevation. ThU Is the hesvlest low was receiv- succeed Joseph A. Anderson. Th ol the report Approval the state of Utah It has a capacity snow cover recorded since 1924. At ed Monday by Mr. Larson in a tele- -. latter wa sustained as ward clerk a for bottling a case of soda pop 8000 feet there were 393 Inches of am from Dr. Elwood Mead, com- to succeed Albert Holman of th minute. n water which Is greater by 7 Inches Clothing storeof reclamation. Mr. Larmissioner sterilisAll bottles are thoroughly since 1924. At 9000 of the year a any than once son turned at copy ed before receiving the contents. feet there were 44 1 Inches of water report over to George M. Bacon, from The bottles are never touched which U greater by 7 Inches than state engineer and secretary of the through started are The two years the time they Utah water storage commission, re any ypw tlnw mi 'which most nearly compare with the sterilizing process until they which has cooperated with the burautomaare celve the contents and 1932 are 1927 and 1929 The eau in the investigation. Mr. Bacon, runoff during 1927 wah tically capped. at the last under authorization bag or eight seven 1929 It of Upwards 146374 acre feet and during of the commission, at once meeting 11 the plant each used day persons were feet. The runoff Sunday School Superinten of sugar Is Presum, Idaho-Fi- ve made the report available to the water was 135.754 acre accident automobile tow in is In operation. Logan city the injured period water users. during dency in Charge of la used In the The feet. here on Sunday night. In one of 1931 was 55,000 acre properly filtered Plan Haslam to Repayment Grover vice Cache County Entitled of the sparkling Crystal maximum discharge during those them Wendell Long, son of Mr. and best pop on the State In order that any misunderstand- Mis. R. C. Long of Maple ton, a Mother. 47 Delegate to to Tribute Give was 1020 and 1030 cubic feet pop. known as the years Is one thing might be avoided as to what the student of the Utah State Agriculocal market. There second respectively a comparConvention to be Held ing A special Mothers and mat Is per WellsviUe project works include, Mr. Larson ltural college, suffered a compound destricUon of the A me 370 cubic feet per second In the public should learn to Possible ed Works was given Sunday Heart-Tuggin- g In Salt Lake May 28. suggested, and the bureau approves, fracture of the right arm and a dis1931. The river Is now flowing 500 day program that the Crystal Bottling a can beet sugar Industry wa foreWellsviUe ward Sunand In the gixcr tariff that a memorandum setting forth car in which morning lime rickey the a out and filed with second rising brief turns seen in a E. S. Chambers, chairman of the estimated construction and opera- located elbow when the over while cents. cubic feet per was riding turned he maximum flood dis- day school with tlie Superintendenby opponent ale 7 ounce bottle, for five The Monday commission central democratic rapidly. Cache oounty twelve ' tion costs be handed the individual making a sharp turn on West Onecy, Parley G. Hall Grover Haslem of a Why should an Imported high sugar tariff. charge this year will probably reach recommittee, has announced district of the district and the ida street. Merrill Green in charge. An once bottle that costs 35 cents, 1200 cubic feet per second and under and After viewing Warner Baxter's primaries in the various voting pre- - water users Home Sweet Home, of participating canal officials prelude, organ for. may AmaA are romance, In the second accident Ivo Pearceive the preference? temperatures dramatic Fox prepared Authorities 20 latest high at clncts of the county for May Is to drink abnormally by Mrs. Irean Baldwin; swift trila of Gaston B. Mean, pdj-sibl- teur Daddy which opened Sunday son. Oscar Lundquist, Lester Dailey The loyal thing to do reach 1500 cubic feet per second. was playedLove a to repreis m. entitled 8 Cache emp: at Home"; prayer, Setting forth the total estimated and Kenneth Smith, ail resident The total April- - September flow will singing. the drink that rtirnlshltoeml beginning this week, should night at the Capitol Theatre, one is sentation of 47 delegates. local John B. Woodward; duet, Memorfeet. as above, the memorandum of Weston, sustained cuts and about for larceny of vividly impressed with the fact that costs him indict the ployment and builds up of distribution jury delegates probably exceed 165,000 acre grand The ies of Mother. by Mrs. MatUe Dar-le- y $100,000 obtained on false represento Is shown in the call made for pri- states that the cost is to be repaid the head and face when they went returned screen has again the and Vernon Maughan; talk. to the United States, without in- to pass another car and ran into tations that with it he could restore first principles, and wisely so. With maries by Chairman Chambers. "Why We Observe Mothers Day, the Llndberg baby. in 40 years, at an estimated an embankment at Riverdale northit to terest, tell, a powerfully human story by Leon Hendry; hoys. "A Boys Best rate ef $1.68 per acre foot per year. west of here. screen trickery to the ail tosses AnDean Friend is His Mother like The association will operate the Leaving Honolulu behind her winds, forgets all of the derson and company; comet duet, Massle modem treatment of drama, and Thalia Mrs. reservoir on completion, and the nightmare, Evan Green and Lyman Maughan, was SMalolo unwinds its new canals and the pumping plant safely aboard the S. plot In a simple, realisaccompanied by Miss Esther Flet- enroute to San Francisco on Mon- tic and will be operated by the proposed Kenare cher; solo, Mother Machree, Ira Dem and Hy Sharman sumpoena servers way and In a manner that grip one Three husky district and by the water users servday. M. R-Simpson billed here Thursday night so the neth Murray; grand march by the Final rites for aside by a husky naval in the region of the heart. A line of knit goods that is rec- ed. Ail subscribers will have to pay brushed were the at locked were held this afternoon is annual operating costs, estimated at Ogden, (USDA) Hogs; receipts, boxing and wrestling show that mothers and all were presented officer while Mrs. Massle The story, delightfully combining ognized as quality merchandise, with Rev. was to have been staged in Allen's with carnations; exercise were giv- herself in a stateroom. Fonnes-be.- k 2047, including 394 for market, 151 of total acre-foo- t, Presbyterian church the a or manufactured cents by 32 per There was the rugged beauty of California's being 151 to Reno packers, 287 to en by the kindergarten, primary arena has been postponed. direct, r. paden officiating. On the Works. This company reservoir. the $3C00 for Knitting from Logan and church history departments; pictorial outdoors with the simpliof friends to pay been away turnout has Swonston a Dem Wells-yilpackers, 284 . to Oakland underunemployfederal n in knit and large A new drive for of its rural life, is is one of the pioneers pn posed was loved for several weeks but decided he talk, Tribute to Mother," by Grov- ment relief was opened before a city and charm Anal tribute to one who packers, 479 to San Francisco packits and state annual product wear this in the operating canals whimthe unusual, unwoven around on ers and 304 to Los Angeles market; would come back and see If he can er Haslam; solo, "Little Mother of bv his associates. ca t is $135 per acre. Senate manufacturing committee bachelor who set has been sold throughout the was sun work sical romance of a revive the spirit at the sham wres- Mine, by John Bailey; the concert social for early sales fully 20 cents lower; of many Opening song a each group territory offered H is planned also to hand out to adopt a family of waifs and : tles again. recitation was given by the Book Monday by top. $3.50; bulk best kinds lathas brand Fonnesbeck The te, quartet. Rev. Paden sisters. individual a statement of the total early found a Wife. Warner Baxter, as the years. few lots underweights of Mormon, department; solo and ers. er. $3.40; the vocation. Song by Baugh for quality throughout once more por- stood bachelor-enginee- r, of storage water for his local chP chorus, "Let Us Oft Speak Kind his earNOTICE the allotment and an estimate, on the $3.00; packing sows, (2.75 down; lata been The ritual service of the was upon It has despite placed huyear Hoover, President ho' ding, the likeable, given. deck 160 to 210 pound Words to E&ch Other, by Mrs. Berthe Eastern Star operat- trays lier plea for of American which has market. above basis, of the total annual Saturday, with freight benefit, 10 defin- man type be held Nebraskas, Stake Temple night. Wed- - tha Maughan and congregation; will Prank BftUgtl SSUlg ft 80iO turned convention state had The Logan of the Jendeared him to the film fans were ion, apparently macents lower, at $3.90; light light 1932. W. O. Ray- - benediction. Bishop John on 11, The Lake. Eight) 28 in Salt Psa May (Continued Republican the nesday. to May world. itely Monday and Pres. A. E. out at $3 35. dry. Stake Representative. Laub, E. CL Titus in the senate to force a vomI duet role that jority a was in Cattle-Recei- pts, 105, Including Baxter, There Opposite through Anderson. pleas economy and taxation and 21 for market and 84 to Orby, Cal, fits her retiring, modest,, appealing by Mis. Lundquist congress. personality as though Mildren Cram Benediction was packers; hardly enough to make the ser author of the original novel, had thorough test of values, but odd lot Paden At the grave side, member, little higher on tailored it for her, Marian Nixon Attend Convention sales considered s were conducted by to of fulfills the promise displayed by her $5.00 lodge, few heifers, best Maeonlc kinds; local chapter the of the of Members edurecent emotional hit, After $5.50; medium cows, $3.00 to $336; Phi Delta Pi, national physical State in her odd bulls. $2.00 to $2.50; odd head cation fraternity at the Utah re- Tomorrow. Not a SocialUt head the large supa Rita LaRoy attended steers, $3.75 to $5 00. of the Cache college, issue Agricultural in Fridays of "Amateur Daddy" cast account fraternity an the of porting Sheep Receipts, 21,525, Including convention gional Anderson of American was reported actl-Sus 49 for market, 330 to Denver marA number of the clothing mer- Millville and Syd on Friday. The which also includes William Pawley, poUUcal Lake City Salt in horses of number a Utah Noble J M Trotman-- the and follows as Sons, Amalga, first; Wilson and chants are preparing for a stock of Awards purchased Richmond 3224 to Omaha market, 4389 to paper re- members of the fraternity David Landau, Clarence were shipped in ket, Joe market, 3882 to Chicago in England. In were made at the 17th annual Black State Industrial school, second; following St. the conven- Lucille Powers. The four featured Levis, checkered shirts and big hats at Ogden which attended from a was Logan these from Montana. Among and White show held here Friday Claud Wennergren. Logan third, market and 9651 to Chicago packSanford. Julia Green, children's roles in the picture are for the business men and other local MarPurebred bulls, 3 years or over, Plain City, black and white fourth. tion: Dorothy Darro, Joan people to commence wearing June roan bronc Jessop tried this bronc ers; no early sales. Frankie Wiser, lt by played Ruth have would mitman Senior calf; C. S. Potter, Ogden, Venice Carlson, Laura Ise Parker, B res lay, Gail Komfeld and Joe 1st to help advertise the celebra- out the other day and claims he is Utah State Industrial school, Ognever did roan lives up to derstood that she S. Noble and Sons first; George S. Noble and Sons, garet Egbert, 1st; George den, tion. It was thought there would be a bad one. If this in Eng Lavene Petty, June Hachey. with the Socialists he will surely Mothers, Motive for two and second- Junior calf: Mar- Lois Lunt, under, reputation, Amateur its present years directed 2nd; in Deputy Carlisle, were Amalga, Amalga, some fitting difficulty John Blystone Katherine Mrs. and White, If this Her political tendencies S. Potter, Ogden, first; George garet Hansen, Trenton, first; C. S. Sheriff Neeley Peterson. Ollle John- be one of Colboms string.as well as Dinner Daddy. This fact, I be- C. one roan Conservative. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. B. Wahlea performs second, and Smith State Utah Richmond, strawberry n second; James Anderson, Potter, Ogden, son, Policeman me to be a Republi-whewas Providence at a family dinner at which purchasB. entertained C, TayDance grey lieve, caused under two, the has and ben Logan George Industrial This school, Ogden, third; year Job Larsen with levis. After Spud I came to America, Mrs. Reed Harris, Z. Harris and Sons, fourth. Senior can can be made ed from College ward last year at their home Sunday in compliment Plain baseball club of Providence Looking first; City, lor, as of The arrangements solved inHarry C. Parker, county crop to- to have these Levis made to order. the Cache county fair. Colbam will to their mothers, Mrs- - J. C. Wahlea Trotman told a representative second; Roy Thain, Champion bull: Plain City Black Is sponsoring a dance Thursday Richmond, This and Mrs. N. B. Pryor. A cut glass a trip to Nibley the Cache American today men especially will be more than well pleased. Smithfield, third, Guy Merrill, Rich- and White committee, grand cham- night in the Providence amusement spector, made All business and day to inspect a shipment of postrawberry the be basket filled with tulips farmed the will only roan Levis, is Industrial State mond third. promised the Utah music don to bull; Good hall. pion be expected is table centerpiece. were Covers tatoes from that point. Jessop Colbom's string. roan in June hats Senior bull calf: Clarence Meikle, school, Ogden. Senior Champion a good time for all. and Named Delegate big checkered shirts so he Mesdame rider and Messrs bronc for Black bo marked will breedere Plain an Smithfield. experienced City cow, Clarence Meikle, ofjaol- Smithfield, first; 1st. A special delegation More than 1.000 Don Edfrom 46 states, and White committee, second and j. C. Wahlen, N. B. Pryor, Elden Junior Champion cow, present for the Ogden Horse Show should know. stein dairy cattle Canand Richmond wards and children, and the host Columb Webb, the of advertise Itogan Dayle third; to District Noble, help Amalga. the Madison, Wis- fourth. Junior bull calf, Utah State It will be necessary for the com- and hostess and their children. bratlon. Grand Champion Cow: Clarence ada are meeting in 1 at the first June at school to line up a number of Each of the honored guests were 31 and Ogden Industrial mittee Meikle, Smithfield. consin May with a gift. for annual convention of and second; C. S. Potter, Ogden made cows and calves from the valley for presented Produce of Dam: George S Noble, Arrangements have been assoclaUon of third. Plain City Black and White meet Holstein-Friesia- n to E. Merrill, Richcommittee The rodeo. first: the at Guy Indian Amalga, calf the the roping of College fourth. and his committee would appreciate inforThatcher Honored ca Antow Nelson mond, second; C. S. Potter, Ogden, Bishop Perry of Washakie is tnd C. L Funk of Richmond have Purebred cows: 4 years and over, third; Keith S packman, Richmond, idea The The Relief Society officers and Ellen next will have of meaning. Sunday. who full were and rich social mation from Indians any most delightful One of the Clarence Meikle, Smithfield, first; fourth. more than de- to engage a number of the lead cows and calves at the time of the the members of the Relief society been named delegates. the recital Edgley of Pocatello George 8. Noble, Amalga, second; Calf Herd: Utah State Industrial affairs of the season was audience with two groups lng Indians and their families with celebration. The calves must be wild chorus of the First ward tendered her lighted C. of Mrs. Leo Potter, Ogden, third, Guy school, Ogden, first; C. S. Potter, held last evening at the home of of soprano solos. Professor Walter all their horses, dogs and equip- and strong. The calves from the a social in honor Hold Canyon Party fourth. Richmond the Since The affair E. Merrill, conMothers last celebration. Z. C. and evening. Harris Thatcher are Mrs. Welti, the for at Lo the second; ment strain or Durham Thatcher Hereford at the Patience Ogden, Welti, accompanied by Faculty and students 3 years and under four: George 8. Sons, Richmond, third, George 8. was held in the Relic hall and the true type four Cache Valley Centennial in 1924 sidered the best in over the week rendered negro musical sponsored and spent Daughters gan Academy evening was spent in games, wusia Pro- spirituals. Irene Stephens, a young the Washakie Indians have been Noble. Amalga, fourth. at the Girls Noble and Sons. Amalga, first; by the Logan Business and end in Logan canyon - Weimar Kearl, Preston, Idaho, secof Sire: Utah State Industrial fessional Womens club, at which local pianist of more than usual adding to their equipment and they been in touch and refreshments. Get has committee The a deUghtfuloutand Sons, Rich- School, Ogden, first; C. 8. Potter camp. They report dehave a good assortment far parades. with Homer Holcomb who la conIdeal and the ond; C. Z. Harris over ninety members and guests ability and technique, gave four Thain, Smith-fiellng, the weather being Roy E. third; mond, Washakie Indians with a sidered one of the best rodeo clowns Blackfoot Visitors Merrill, selections. with second; Guy The Ogden, the camp being lightful piano fourth. 2 years and under 3: Richmond, third; Plain City Black were in attendance. Beginning trip to and from musical of home made Indians will in the world. Holcomb is performing the number of Those in charge Mr. and Mrs. Ford Merrill e three vocal solos sung by Beatrice made without accident first; and White, fourth. Margaret Hansen, Trenton, Terrel contralto voice program were Vilate Jones, Ienore make up the Indian section in the in California and Washington for Blackfoot, Idaho are visiting in Lorich whose Williams, C. 8. Potter, Ogden second; Aged herd: O. 8. Potter, Ogden, Is always a Joy to bear. Lothalre Lewis, Wanda Robertson, Patience parade. different event. He would like very gan for a few days. While here Mr. In Treated in Hospital S. Noble and Sons, Bybee, Trenton, third. Baugh. and George first, Thatcher Phyllis delightfulmufh to come to the Logan rodeo Merrill is receiving medical treatRich followed with three Senior yearling; Elden Noble, Amalga, second. The rodeo song, The Strawberry It Is quite certain that Holcomb ment for sinus trouble. Miss Connie Peterson of Hyrurn The four charge of general arrangements They are numbers. tenor rendered ly idea C. ChrisOgden, B Potter, has popularized the w who was injured in a fall at Amalga, first; here. He has added to staying at the home of Dr. W. Best Pitted calf: boys and girls, numbers in two groups of the string were Mrs- - Myrtle Cardon. Vera Roan, will perform roan to second; J. A. Ainsoough, Smithfield, under 13 years: Elda Hansen, Tren- - trio, composed of Margaret and Carlson, Ida Matchell, and Elvlne and increased the demand for tmas time, has been brought Smithfield Jessop of (Coattansd on Png KigUt) Roy Thain, bronc. Recently Lea third; the hospital for Everett Larson and Vllate Jonea, Petersen. (Continued on Pago Bight) fourth. Junior yearling: George 8. treatment. , ur Wal Through the efforts of Mrs. i ter R. Michaelis and Bishop Geor? has been definitely set for May 37 tabor-ha- s Nelson of Smithfield, a boys calf at 7 30 p. m In the Logan been organised in Smith- -' nacle, according to Professor Walter tUib P, Welti, dim tor. The 8t Cecilia Mesa (aid On Monday evening D. coun by Gounod will be present. Arrange- - j Munay, state club leader, and with menu hare been made to have ty agent. It L. Wriglcy. met a group of parent and boy at, Edward P. Kimball of Salt Lake City play the accompaniment. Mr, j fir.ithfirld and Mr. Murray Kui.lall. whose frequent national plained U club activtuea On Friday evening the counif broadcast are bringing him wide agent met with 14 boy and the it renoun will also play olo number club tn the form of a short organ recital parents to further discus work and furnish information about as a special feature. calve, organizing the club, and j students of the toad music After sum purm.uit of Ue Ulali State Agri- -t of a leader. ili compose the. following officer! cultuiai wjUc discussion Ui sere elected. Glen Nelson, presi-- UlorU4. a total of 120 singers ate! dent, Elmer Olsen, vice president, m y cjuirus, slucti is the best bal- oue ever to appear in the Roland Mather, secretary. Bud Tout, lead- - lesuval according to Froteasor WeliL reporter, Lynn Richards, song The U. Cecilia Mass" is sung er. A leader will be selected In the 1 m all civilized countries and in near future. many languages- it will be render1 ed in Laun, as is widely customary. A splendid Uausutlion will be pruit-t- d uiKin the programs. la view ol the lavoiabie nature of all contributing elements It Is Albert B. Fall, former jcit that the lesuval will mark hl( of tlie Interior, has completed u,e uunds of music -, term In the New Mexico state pem- - lovcre 0f economic condi- Mon- , uw plan to open the trnUary. He was act free on a oay uons it is day, his term of a year and dedue- public without charge. after having ended Sunday, behavior. tions were made for good J 17-2- 0. ' i I H i j j PROGRAM AT j Highlights In World News I Ser er man-ufactu- re d t 25-2- , j ; j - Jensen-Holma- - WELLSVILLE er , i J MOTHERS DAY Hamsun and D H. Thomas have been appointed the Indian committee for the Front gr fays and Rodeo CeleHeretofore. brant n July N W. CTookiUm and former city commlsUoncr, L. P. Peteraon have acted as this committee. At Mr. Crookston la not prevent physically able to assume this responsibility. The officers of the cltamb-- apprei late the fine work that Mr. Crookidon and Mr Peterson have given on tills committee hi the past- Mr. Crookston will be a special honored guest of the celcbiaiion and ride In the parade ax one of ttie old Indian scouts. A. B. Five Injured In Accidents TO CONDUCT At Preston i I t Amateur Daddy Film y Final Paid At Tribute Amateur Fights Service Postponed For Pioneers DemsShow For R. M. Simpson Livestock Still Make - Underwear Quotations Hyrum-Mendo- kind-hearte- d, non-patris- skers Hen-mon- d. - FRONTIER DAYS AND AWARDS MADE AT ANNUAL BUCK RODEO CELEBRATION AND WHITE SHOW Hy-ru- m re HVSnw i f S2S2 Sd - at Forty-Seven- Unusual Musical Recital A tHome ofMissThatcher th a d, i Mr. r |