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Show Ti?D i Second Section First Year AjCViwJ A Home Paper for Home People I.OGAN, UTAH. SUNDAY. MAY 15. 1932 Telephone 708 No. 58. 62 Wet Center RECEIVE INVITATION TO MOVE TO WES TERN EUROPE HISTORY OF SPEAKERS CHOSEN ABLE 16 Pages V F TO GIVE CLOSING DOLLAR DAY TALKS EDUCATORS IN LOGAN TO COLLEGE STUDENTS N I! - VC Login's firs Dvllar Dsv ssle ws held in 1915. Privs at that time were very low and many bargains were offered, A similar condition exists for Logan's annual Lrj'lar Days next Monday and Tuesday, Days next Monday and Tuesday May 18 and 17. in a nurrb--r of Instances prices for merchandise are lower now than In 1915. Through Improved methods of manufacture, the quality of merchandise sre much butter and the variety n.uch greater ttian In 1915. The local merchants are therefore In a better position to offer many real bargains next Monday and Tuesday. There will be two dollar days tills year Instead of one. This has never been tried before. The local grocerymen a ill have their big bargain lines on Tuesday while most of the other, stores 111 have theirs on Monday and Tuesday. All are participating so no matter what line of merchan- - i dlse a person's desires, it may be jhad at bargain prices on Monday. ' and j Tuesday. It Is suggested that the public ' visit all the store windows on Sun-- 1 day ftnd Monday evenings and see' to wonderful bargain displays T?.esf Wg bargain days have an' that th Jubilee u lven ver7 free- Iy 'lth U. 25 Jrm Lo' p m- Tufday an 8cnlor School band will 8lve a Peca concert on the tab- - IV I Dr. Thompson to Address Graduates and President Ivins to Give Baccalaureate Sermon Exercises To Be Held May 28-2- , 9. Dr. W O. Thompson, president emeritus of Ohio Stat university, and President A. W. Ivins of the the Dtsh board of trustees of Btste Agricultural college, will liver the address to the graduates and the baccalaureate sermon, respectively. st the graduation exercise to be held st the Utah State Agricultural college May 28 and 29. according to a statement made Monday by President E- O. Peter-so- a Dr. Thompson, whose home Is In Columbus. Ohio, was president ol the Ohio Btate University for a quarter of a century. Five years ago he was appointed moderator of the Presbyterian church, which position called him into practically every state In the Union on lecture tours. Dr. Thompson has also been a member of the board of directors and was st one time president of the land-gracollege association of the Princeton seminary at Princeton University. He Is a educator and lecturer, having championed many noteworthy educational and religious causes throughout the country. President Ivina has been a member of the board of trustees of the college for fifteen years and has nt well-kno- (tN.nlinuef! on Pair Fight) Youth Makes Own Car, Must Buy License d GorChicago don Fairbanks found a motor inside of a washing machine and therefore has to buy an automobile license for 1932. Fourteen-year-ol- V ; Vfi ' i ! -- i j The Utah State Agricultural col-- 1 lege broadcasts over radio station KSL every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:45 to 2 p. m. These presenta-- i tlons are part of the Western Farm and Home hour which Is re- leased from San Francisco over eleven stations In the western trl t CHARLES A. LINDBERGH feturl I Ph- I TULIPS AT , Programs for the remainder my and June to be presented by High school band is roLdereTone i' the state college over the Salt Lake 0, the Khoo nds ta the station include the following ad- state. Arrangements will be made! dresses: to provide a number of seats for Means the public to sit and enjoy the of Determining Wool Values." wonderful band music on Tuesday, ' . C. Hogensen Acted , , j Judge in Absence of May 19, George Q. ' Bateman, v the second Dollar Day. "Management of the Dairy Herd President Shepherd During the Pasture Season. Beautiful Flower Shows. May 24, Summer School Program. May 26, J. C. Hogcnson. "Curin. The Tulip show, the first spring flower show of the Logan Flower Hay. Smithfield will hold Community Carden club, held In the Thatcher May 31. Byron Alder, Turkey Production in Utah. day on Friday, May 20. Mayor Building on South Main street, June 2, Dr. F. B Wann, "Cause. Roskelley has issued a pro-- 1 urday afternoon, was a success In of Yellowing of Ornamental Plants clamaUon, calling on every man every way. There were 15 exhibl-an- d tulips and other flowers, boy to aid in carrying out the or and Shade Trees. chlef amon the other blossoms beautification as outlined project, "Con7, Dr. D. E. June Madsen, were the Iceland popples which civic the commitby improvement trol of Contagious Abortion Among tee. The work to be done Includes made a beautiful display. Dairy Animals. parking of Soldiers' Memorial plot The flowers were placed In milk June 9, Elna Miller, "Canning in the cemetery, cleaning of the bottles and other receptacles In long Fruits, Vegetables and Meats-cemetery and finishing of the w rows on the floor of the building. In June 14, R. J. Becraft, "Relation- at the west entrance. absence of President Joseph R. the ship of Grazing to Floods. Shepherd, who was to have Judged June 16, F. M. Coe, Bigger and the flowers. Prof. J. C. Hogensen, Better Fruit. acted as Judge. June 21, Lyman H. Rich, The Seasonable flower shows will be Dairy Business of Utah County. a feature of the club during the June 23, H. J. Frederick, Exersummer months. cise for Animals. Motion pictures stand today on June 28,. Mrs. Effle S. Barrows, a higher average level than current Cool Kitchens for Summer." books and periodicals. June 30. O. W. Israelsen, IrrigaAlbert Shawtion Objectives. i j A copyrighted article by the In-- ! temational News Service announces that Colonel and Mr Charles A. Lindbergh, noted flyers, who have met with the greatest tragedy un- folded In this country, have received . invitations to take up their resi- dence in Western Europe. They are broken hearted at the ; n&turally loss of their child and contemplate seeking quietness, at least until after the arrival of the expected child which was to have been a playmate of the murdered kidnaped baby. I I Policemen James Battles and ville Christenson saw him cruising around on a boulevard yesterday and wondered what It was that was producing an Irregular chug-chuExamination disclosed a home-mad- e automobile, four feet long and sixteen Inches in height. Rocket flashThe lights served as headlights. motive power consisted of a motor taken from a washing machine. A leather belt from the power wheel of the engine to one of the rear toy wheels of a coaster wagon constitute the drive. "I've done 20 miles an hour In this," the young engineer told the polloemen. In that case youve got a regular automobile and will need a license," one of the policemen replied. Young Fairbanks promised to buy one. g. er JUST RECEIVED rd - ... Two Apply To Head Ogden Power Plant O. E. Ruffcom, Eagle, Ogden Butte, S. D. and Albert E. Wright, Philadelphia. Pa., filed applications with the city commission Thursday, for the position of superintendent of the city's proposed municipal electric and power and light plant DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL . . . each $1.00 Monday and Tuesday AR DAY BARGAINS Of new and beautiful lighting fixtures COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER Pehrson Electric Co. Wiring and Radio Specialists Arimo Block (( See Our Windows Jessens Shoe Store Shoes and Hosiery for the whole family ic three-quarte- rs one-quar- 126 No. 171 Phone Main Dollar Day Specials Jubilee Tickets with each 25c Purchase. Balloon Tank Bulb $1.00 Regular $1.25 value Boiler Drain Faucets Regular 90c value . . for $1.00 E Z on garden Hose Connections S for $1.00 Regular 75c 3 40c cans P.lule Kick Porcelain We give 171 Hemstitching Hose Repairing Buttons Pfiade - Repair and Alterations on all clothes. - .11 We are going to give away absolutely free OVER FIFTY PRIZES s hydro-electr- Squires Cleaners & Tailors Watch For Cur Big Announcement Phone 125 at people. Not yet catalogued . . . Now is a good time to change your lighting fixtures while prices are lower than ever before. SATURDAY GARDENPRIZE It will bring to you Service and Quality, appreciated by particular Just out SERVICES e DAYS fixtures VEGlmr Phone FIXTURES FOR DOLLAR ht ' "In England at the present day, following have entered the of the national rev- flower garden contest: enue Is spent on past and future Lavere Mrs. Kidman, Mary on use- Reese, La von Owen, Mrs. Sam Rich- wars, and only ful objects. Bertrand Russell. V'it!nud or Par Fom i COMPLETE NEW LINE OF LIGHTING Two-lig- I d 1 Lindberghs May Leave America For Europe MANY DISPLAY j recall. qtuare- - Mny wUl that the Logan Senior High bandi won first place in the recent State Band contest with Pocatella a close i ofjcom tltor w. r. i lOll6g6 uiVCn broad and varird proo-of - aru mn tven at U eH 1932 summer session at the Utah . $ State Agricultural college, according to the recent announcement of Dr. J. H Linford, director of the ... , schooL It will begin on June S, am r i week after the close of the tprlng quarter at the college, Among the national educator a ho will be member of the visiting faculty are: J. H. Pearson. Federal Board of Vocational Education and ' A. K. Oetman, chief of the Bureau ...4 of Agricultural Education will offer course In Smith Hughe work; "V. Ward O. Reeder. Ohio State Unir'r versity. will give courses In advanced school administration; Mia Jean Cox, Utah 8tate Supervisor of Vocational Education in Home Economics and Lofter BJamason, Utah State Supervisor of Grammar Grades and Junior High Schools will give work In education; Mlsa UUti- Maud A. Brown, a teacher and In supervisor of long experience Kansas City and Loa Angeles will MRS. CHARLES A. LINDSERGn give courses In child welfare and e health education; Miss Olga Carlson, national field trainer of girl scouts. McAllister of Professor A. R. Joliet, 111., nationally famous band will give and orchestra leader, courses In conducting. He will demonstrate his principles with a band picked from all the high schools of the state and surrounding states. A. very prominent list of lecturers also appear on the program. They Dr. Include: Henry Newman. Y.; Dr. Edward H. Lyman Smart, Victim of Brookland.NewN.York City; Dr. WilFinal Griggs, Accident, Laid liam T. Foster, New York City and Rest Services in 8th Dr. A. C. McLaughlin. University of Chicago Ward. It will be possible to do nine Funeral services for Lyman Smart, hours of work at the coming sesLogan City light sion. according to Dr. Linford. operator, who lost his life In Logan river, were held In the Eighth ward did character of the departed were: R. Shepherd; chapel Saturday afternoon with President Joseph Lund-stroBishop Victor Peterson presiding. Emil Moser, Mayor A. O. Pres. A. E. Anderson and There was a multitude of relatives H. C. Maughan The Logan Clio club Is offering and friends present to pay a part-- a Bishop Peterson. of the city light offer to and tribute In? superintendent sympathy cash best for the special prize There were plant, read resolutions of respect The to the bereft family. vegetable garden In Logan. from Logan City. work Is to be done by the owner. many beautiful floral offerings. The grave at the city cemetery The ward choir furnished three The Clio club has asked the beautl- fication committee of the Logan 'number Invocation was offered by was dedicated by Pres. George W. chamber of commerce to take charge Edv In Peterson and benediction by Lindquist. 0f this project along with the flower H. C. Maughan. The musical numIt Is an axiom of the new ecogarden contest. The committee In- bers consisted of a vocal duet by vites all who are Interested In vege- Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bailey, a vocal nomics that you cannot hold a man table gardens or flower gardens to solo by Edna Harding; a vocal solo on the ground unless you are willing to stay down there with him. make entries at the Logan chamber by Frank Baugh, Jr. John J. Raskob. 8 j akers who praised the splen- of commerce at once-ThA t j Broadcast Program of, If 4 j Or- Summer School at U.S.A.C. To Open June S Many Nationally Lecturers to Appear on Program. Constructive Cooperation on all work, Personal and Household. Suits Tailored to Measure Bring your work in and get your May Jubilee Tickets. Delivery Service Polish cr Closet Bov3 Cleaner $1.00 Friend Plumbers $1.00 1 can Closet Bowl Cleaner Free 1 75c can Mule Kick Waste Pipe Cleaner free with all purchases over $5.00 20 per cent discount on all labor charges Dollar Days. JonesPlumbingCo. 116 N. Sanitary Engineers Main Phone 823 |
