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Show Friday, Octolr CACHE AMERICAN 21, 1932. First Snow Of Season Hits State Tlylane Potato Crop JURjor Traffic Anally left for California Par LOCAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH All Leather Moving In Cars At Lewiston J Alter, chief of the lm V. stalhrr bureau, predicted clearing leather for Tuesday night and Wednesday with falling temper ' t ires. The Tuesday night forecast Lruton Is Hie potato ernter ef recrlved Lake Lake Salt Salt 'Snow at Cove- -fir the valleys was set for from Produce Cache Delivering valley. Judging from the its first la&te of a Inter Tuesday 30 to 30 degrees, and for the moun Levi Craws haw of Hyrum ana Mrs, S. W. Allen of Cove, aho carload shipment report on potabusilien a buUiery snowstorm swept tains from 10 to 30 degrees. High were members of his family on a ranch In High Creek, toes as msde by Harry C. Parker, over Utah and other parti of the ness visitor in Logan Thursday. was In Logan Wednesday. She says county agricultural agent. 81 Inch tntermountatn teflon. They were delivering some of their about pro inches of snow fell at fell at Cedar City. According to Mr. Parker, there thelr ranch Tuesday night farm produce. Lave been 3T ears shipped out of Mr. Alter said the storm Although the mow melted quickwlilj Beside Chief Mroham'i ta'k, Ue Cache valley from Oct. I to II; of Selection, ly In the valley, a deep blanket prove beneficial in many ways. It , program consisted of: Hjrum Official Here aa night v ill facilitate the digging of sugar! junior high school band: trombone Ogden YW tor-ju-dge tlvls number all but four are from covered the mountain of OgMr. Ruby Jrtuen and daughter llte LewU ton district. David R. Robert fell. The precipitation In Salt Lake teeu. refresh and fall j solo, J. P. Smith Jr; talks, W. F. pastures LoRuby, were in Logan Wedncsdav waa tieavy. aggregating J9 of an ranges, aid In germinating winter j Jcnern. chairman of the Logan den ass a business visitor In One of these went from Smith-fiel- d Inch for the atorm. The total for wheat and add to the moisture re- - branch of the American Autorfio-suv- e gan and Ca he county on Th'irs- Mrs. Jensen 1 city treasurer of and the oilier three from of Jiyrura Ctty. Eh was here transact- W. WeUh. day. Hr ci.ted upon a number the month 1 1 00. or an excess over In the mountain watersheds j bile association; W. Tlte shipment compare jy;,'eston fra-business ' ads local ing with the local bank atth 37 cars hie the entire month notmal of .11 of an Inch. The first snow last year, we j member of the safety committee l.'s for Hyrum. Official of United Air Line and tVr bureau records show, was en of the Junior high school faculty of September. Western Air Ex pres reported de- November II. when one and one-- 1 and Alvin Hess, principal of the Repairing State Road ...... The farmers shipping Die potac'l Ha) layed air travel aa the result of he If inches felL Tire earliest snow j school, Some very good work has been, toes will receive a net price of 23 Albln T. Clawson of Ifyrum, the storm. cn record occurred on September after rent prr hundred done In resurfacing the concrete pound A United Air Lima plane whlcn 13 1914 state highway betaecn colcge snd transacting business In Logan on of harvest-Gle43 aoutliem a. n m. "lie entire portion iru due in Salt Lake at 6 WrllsvCe and between Logan and Wednesday. Mr. Clawson ' aa grounded at Rock Springs. It Wanting was shrouded In a heavy iSmilht.t Id A coating of oil remlaned there several hours and Impenetrable fog that crippled air Ko.kl ' gravel has been rolled upon bans polls lion, ahtle snow arrived here at 4.30 p. m. Kolckl waUim stevens, Own surface of tlie highway making It offered for tale as Mr j hasn't ne.al sufficient livestock Westbound air travel was reportooldrn Peterson. Leonard much smooilvcr to drive over. sum It. n Associated In that state, says ed aa good Tuesday night, but Owen Hobbs, Robert Adams. James, I passengers were being sent Press dispatch. The first snow of William Walker and Darrell Lar- - Mrs. Casper Merrill Home Cache Stake Relict Society conby train to Cheyenne, where air the season fell In other parts of KD. Alnr a M'itoua operation perioim- - j German Meeting travel la to be resumed. The alter- the west. will be held Sunday Oct ference Mrv. In Preston. ed st Some Important business Is to be hospital ation In casibound travel was made 23. In the Stake Tabernacle. la st her home In transacted at the Merrill Casper of the meeting Beer Hill Ready The man who makes a fool out necessary because of stormy weaRichmond, she 1 feeling fine, snd German speaking people to be lield At 10 00 a. m. a special meeting A bill to legalize ther between here and Cheyenne. of himself always claims some one Washington with Improvetlte many will be held In the Stake House forj delighted afternoon. The 8unday presidencsome 1L 4 Western Air Express reported else did per cent beer, while slashing ments her husband Casper" has ies of both the Cache and Logan Stake Officers, Ward Presidents, of the present high federal taxes, that one plane, due to leave Salt made around the place during her stake will be present and the mem- Bishops, County Commissioner, Ad- Lake at 13. IS a. m., made a westThere is no course of life so weak will be Introduced by Senator Bingbeenre. bers of the choir are urgently In- vtaory High Councilman, and So-- i ward attempt at 240 a. m.. but as that which Is carried on by exact ham (R) of Connecticut, as soon a j vited to attend. dal Service Aids. returned to airport an hour later. rules and discipline. Congress reconvenes. German Beet on Presidency Tops Feeding At 13.30 p. m. a meeting silt A number of beet fields In the for all held In the Tabernacle Stake and Ward Relief Society Ofcounty are being cleared of sugar Richens Loses Mother beets. Farmers with livestock are Oeorge Nelson has received word ficers, Bishops, and Advisory High turning their animals Into the from Dal Riche ns at Echo of the Councilman. fields to gather the tops. In a num- death of Mr. Rlchen's mother. At 2.00 p. m. a public meeting will ber of fields one sees smaU flock Funeral services were held In Echo be held In the tabernacle at which of sheep. Beet tops make exoellent lsst Saturday. Mr. Richena has all are Invited to be present Some feed for fattening lamba. been wrestling on the coast during splendid talks will be given and the past season. He would like to special musical numbers will be come to Logan and stage a match Woman Shoots Buck If a suitable opponent could be Last Tuesday's Cache American obtained. carried the story that Mrs. Howard McKinney was probably the only Shoot Brown Bear I woman who ha begged a deer In Joseph Campbell Jr, and Seth Cache Valley. Now word comes to us that Mrs. Eliza Olsen King, Frank shot a brown bear In Prodaughter of Hyrum Olsen of Col- vidence early Thursday mottling. to the lege has brought down her buck Mr. Bruin was brought two years In succession In the Kal- -' slaughter house south and west cf vrr v 11 i v C7 Kj J. 'u V H V r. bab Forest. Mrs. King is trying the city where Joseph Reading, luck again this season in the cal veteran butcher, dressed the animal It was then brought to the Kaibab. Monson Meat Market where It being carved up. It will be on sale Dinner for Missionary Saturday. The bear weighed about Ernest K. Hill was tire honored 150 pounds. It was a young female. guest at a bridge dinner Saturday j evening given by Miss Jessie Hill at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S. Hill. Dinner was served at one large table centered with fall fruits. Places were markAfter Sherman ed for Ernest K. Hill, Newchwang, Manchuria i Lloyd, Burk Fry, Dean Merrill, almost six weeks In the hands of The first lot of our $2.93 Dresses WALKED out in a hurry John Hull, Steve Dunford of Salt a gang of zrigands headed by a Never in years before such wonderful values! You have Lake, Miss Maud Cooley, Edith chieftain known as the Incarnabeen wishing for a sale like this, but you may not have believed Mrs. Muriel Pawley Ann Gunn, Helen Harvey, Bertha tion of Evi could happen! Imagine! it subMarler, Phyllis Lewis and the hos- and Charles Corkran. British tess. Mr. Hill left Monday for Salt jects were rescued today. Lake. He will leave next Thursday Released through the efforts of for a French Mission. Mr. Dunford British and Japanese diplomatic is also preparing for a mission to and military officials, the couple England. arrived at Panshan on horseback. They are due here tomorrow. Mrs. Pawley, who Is 19 and a Royal Wedding Ends bride of a few months, and CorkThe cereCoburg, Germany ran were kidnaped and spirited monies of Pricess Sybille of Bench Tailorings the thing; aland Prince Gustaf, oldest away on September 7 while horse- son of the crown prince of Swe- - back riding on the old Newchwank ways has been but the soft den, were completed here today race course. The bandits demanded heavy drape, easy feel and comfort have with the performance of the religious marriage ritual at the ancient ransom for their release, threafen- New been costly. Not now! New high Neck lines . . . New Nipped Waists Church of St. Moritz by the pa-- - lng to cut off their ears and then . Sizes 14 to 46. Trims Velvet New Sleeves The put them to death If the mony tor, Rev. Wolfgang Schanze. was not forthcoming. civil ceremony was performed At first, the brigands asked $700,-00- 0 Hart Schaffner & Mark give you and large quantities of arms, ammunition and Jewelry, but later 72 of their $63 to $73 Bench Made Canada Plans Bonus reduced their demands when Mrs Ottawa Prime Minister R. B. Intimidated Pel PaTien, the tailoring in Greater Guardsmen Pawley Bennett told the House today that bandit him she leader, g worThese sturdy, the government has under consid- would return Inby tellingIf he killed spirit eration proposals to grant a bonus her and "transform his ancestors steds, with the fine hand work and of five cents a bushel to prairie lntp turtles. wheat growers. rich Serisel linings are the biggest According to couriers who visited the bandit came up on several ocBlonde Actress Knifed $29.50 worth in this mans town was thoroughcasions, Pel alarmed over Mrs. Pawleys Cal. Hollywood, Mysteriously ly or any other mans town threat. Her clever play on Oriental stabbed, Miss Dona Rose, blonde actress, was found ser- superstition was believed In large iously wounded today in her Holly- measure responsible for the captives release. wood apartment. feel treat I'-c- Police Organize it at Junior High Footwear i es " Ladies Patent Strap Slippers LadlCS ICld j . Ladies Arch Support Slippers Also Fancy Tie Slippers Conference1! Ladies Patent or Kid Pumps High or Military Heel Girls Oxfords, Brown or Black , teni'ratisaere , east-bou- Strap SlippeTS i j $F8 ' bl ' Jessens Shoe Store Something to 34 West Center -- !o-h- er 1 about! Chinese Free Girl Captive GREATER GUARDSMEN SUITS FOR FALL HAVE 72 OF THE BENCH TAILORED DETAILS FOUND IN HART SCHAFFNER & MARX $65 TO $75 SUITS LAST SPRING Logan i y. r AsBtiies? SMpsimeEat naflsiip'fi FOR SATURDAY ... 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