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Show Pare Four tuuAn, mall UVUIL AMEulC.V CACHE AMERICAN Published Every Tuesday Nesptr, 81 Wee l Center Street, toga a. Utah. rni and at Ovum and Publisher a allEngland j. o. of Logan, Utah and FLOTD ROSE, Subscription Rate by carrier or mad j. on year ' 1150 BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! Take the Long View the non- - cooperative farmer to get a blightly better price In any discussion of the coojterative movement, thelfor what he sells than the cuojierntive farmer but profit view must be paramount. of that kind is dangerous index I. It stems from a we'l- to his who defined effort U wreck the cooperatives and again put immediately cooperative expects Any farmer raise prices, ojien up his market and bring1 prosperity back the farmer where he has only his own puny resources to No human lean upon, with a bang, is doomed to disappointment. latter prices, sure markets, improved living and d agency can do those things overnight. The strength of conditions for agriculture these are what cooperation cooeratives is in that they are carefully and soundly Ing the foundation for future prosperity not boom pros- stands for. If they are worth achieving, every good which goes as fast as it comes, but prosperity of a erative is worthy of all support and loyalty from the real and permanent nature. farmers of its territory. " MJ, Hr, ii'Ad nut l t At V IVIAtVi ,o ti f.t bridge party Wed4 Urtuuud t work-'o'itere- lay-lin- coop-perit- I I 4 mm " nesday evening. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mr. Horace NelLscn, Mr. Lavern Allen of Hyrum, Mi--, and Mrs. Floyd Rom?, Mrs. Cecil New Leaders Replace Old In Scoring Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Long-huraU ot Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Selley and Mr. and Mrs Wm. Joy. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bncnchley entertained at dinner on Saturday for their parents Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brenchley, who were observing their 30th wedding anniversary. The table was set with yellow gloss ware for the cocktail course. Candles In black hold ers and lights from the Christmas tree furnished a delicate lighting effect. Other guests were Miss Rena and Reid Brenchley. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. L. Erad-'iu'entertained at luncheon on Thursday evening for Mr. and Mis If- Ixr If. Bankhead and Mr. and Mis D. P. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Leislnnan entertained at a hot dinner party in Tnday evening and cot era were laid for Messrs and Me dames Cyril Mauehan, Lewis and Preston Brenchley, Ernest and Ray Leish-i- i, an and Mrs Rena Brenchley. mUslc were enjoyed. Miss Evelyn Theurer of rpent Monday here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Theurer. Mrs. D Danielson of Paradise it guest cf hir daughter and hns- Xr- and Mrs- Jas- Irh"-,for Mr. raid Mra. John Morgan amt '.i Lorry spent the ra't we k here C loot cf their mothers. Mi;. For the first time since the beginning of the Independent league new names appear, as leaders in the scoring department in tlie forward and center positions, while the guard position remains unchanged. Hughes of Mendon n uule a sensational gain during tlie past two weeks and now rest In first Huglies has place by one point. about it scored 57 points or points per game. Bonnion has a better average per game than Hughes, but lias played In one less game, Bennlon has a to'al score of 56 points and is in second place, Johnson Coca Cola forward started out slowly, but Is r.ow regaining his old tunc form and Is just two points behind the leader with 55 points. The Quln-nc- y brothers and Kowallis of Pig-pl- y Wiggly total scores receiv'd a big cut when Wellsvllle game were thiev.n out. and these boys enjoved a candy pull. Those m were knocked out of the league joying the evening were Berths leadership. Maughan. Elaine Brenchley, Dora John Hull cf Texaco had a big and Grace Leatham, Sarah Henweek scoring 16 points at Mendon Scot ing honors In the different dry, Dora Woodward. Ila Baugh to go into the had among th division in the Commercial basket- Irene I arson and their teachers, centers. Hull total score is 31. ball league is still any body's With Mis Stuart and Mrs. Walter Rust.- - Coca Cola center is in several teams, platers sharing p:e-sej!", ond place with 27 counters to honors, Haws of Al's Bike Mr. and Mis Preston BrentliVv credit, while Buist of Mendon and scored d at a delmhtful dimer eight field reals In lrmt on'iTt-iUH. Nielsen of Hynim are tied for Tlmr-nlajto claim the h ad game eating their par- iomp.nr, .my 25 third place with points apiece. among the forwards F. Barret J ,rph Coojvr Mis. and Mi. In the guard division few of and the r srt.r nod husband M1' Bntieiy C is in::l wh a Co were two made, changes while l..s r.(hnm.j no i Chiffm of I.nke-io'-- n ; .l MJ Cola guards continue to lead. Ilale wi'.h 21 pnhiis. third dc. Yuk title cations were in first place with 41 points and F. Wil in, r.Fo uf Al's Bike I vv- - m lh ! c " Roy Huh in second with 23 points, the cent,. v it li 20 poll's Icon Turr.vr was pk usniy snr-Latsen of Mendon has retired 2! leading of Poultry a '',ation CheckrKj even-,)- !, ! at his In me Thurday to ra n possession of third place. .'scored heavy last wee.; and u row his ert a -- ion being the Individual scoics of Ilyrum and, second with 16 pomis. Hales of 4 .a deviuth biithday annr.ersaiy. Ace's cafe postponed game Post Onicc center and Quinney cf center-i randies with cake bn t. day not published, so these boys aie 5 Comee Motor are tied with cd the lu lvln on table, where a rather short on the sooting end fur third place. All other games are up to date, jx.nts delicious luncheon was served by ; Sorensen, guard for Evans ndva Tutn-- r to of the subtraction jin- - mothe1', Mrs. including points and Ice leads the guards with 8 1.: ah Maughan, Melva and Ileen from Teachers and Piggly Wiggly while W. Williams, Set vice Louise Woodwad, Mild-re- d Individual scores, due to Wellsvllle points, Motor guard is second with 7. Leishman, and Fav Stuart and Hoskins sudden drop from the league aft-oMcClellan of Hei is in ' n and Wavne Turner. Warren playing two games. third place with six points. Spencer Hall, Lynn Brenchley, FORWARD FORWARDS Morris and Louis Baxter. T. Name Team F. Ga. G. Name-Te-am G. Gl. T. F. P Riggs and M Jones Mrs. Turner 5 24 17 9 57 Hughes, M HawSl AB 2 12 14 4 :!wa.s assisted by the Misses EdPh 4 23 11 10 56 Bennion, Tex 8 26 and Games and Elaine Jones. 5 2G 6 3 55 Johnson, C.C 5 21 music were enjoyed. 8 4 21 4 46 E. Quinney, P.W E.C.I. 4 16 Jacobsen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Hale of 4 14 20 14 42 Jeffs, Tex 2 14 Coburn, H.J. . .. here, Sunday California spent 4 17 11 8 42 Westover, L.T. 5 13 Hawkins, P.O. . 4 18 9 4 40 T. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sorensen, C.C P. '.2 0 Morton, Theurer. 5 18 5 2 38 A. Bird, M. Perks, U.P.A. . Mrs. Wayne Tibbltts and daugh2 13 13 8 34 Hervilla, A.C Harmon, U.P.A. ter, Marjorie returned to their G. Quinney, P.W. ... 4 14 9 3 31 G. Morton, P. . home at Irenzo, Idaho on Wed4 6 22 H. Petersen, L.T. 2 Pedersen. P 5 21 nesday after a ten day visit here Crookston, L.T. Hoffman, S M. . ... 2 her parents, Mr and Mrs 1 19 with M. Bird, M .. 2 Hale, P.O. .. D. J. Jones. D. Nielson, H 2 18 .. ... 2 Baugh, P.O. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Brenchley 4 18 H. Peterson, H .. 2 Evans, E.CJ. son of Greenriver, Wyoming 0 18 and Vanderhoof, L.T. .. Holman, S.M. . . ... 2 returned home after spending the 3 5 17 Nelson, A.C 2 H.J. ... Chatterton, 3 2 36 holidays here with their parents Stevensen, A.C ... 2 Creamer, A.B. . and Mrs. Wm. C. Brenchley. Mr. 3 2 10 Jenson, H 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Mitton were pleasantly surprised at their home evening by members 31 Sunday of their family, the occasion being the birthday anniversary of Mr. Mitton. A delicious luncheon was brought and served and social chat enjoyed bv Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Otte and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mitton of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitton, Mr. and Mr,. Wm. Miss Alice Peterson of Mitton, Hyde Park and Vem Mitton. Miss Leona Buist of Salt Lake spent the week end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Buist. Mr. and evening, Wednesday Mrs. Lewis Brenchley, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Brenchley, Mr. Rnd Mrs. Lamont Leishman, Mr. and Ren3 Leishman. Ernest Mrs. Brenchley and Ray Leishman attended a bunco party given by Mr. and Mrs. Hendrlc Larsen at their heme at Logan. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bassett en- - j - For COLDS, COUGHS Chiropodist rOOT SPECIALIST Office hour 9 to 133 to I I Thatcher Bldg phono ti 13 MOVING j TACKING CRATING DISTANCE MOVING LONG Transfer Co. 4 19 N. 2 E. mmm Fhone 314 Wanted Animals Dead or Alive throat, muscular rheumatic aches A pains,oply the "counter-irritan- t Sore Mus-terol- New FOR RENT three room house, modem in every w ay. Close to business section. Call 709. Wrecked Bodies ind Fenders made to look like It dead notify us at once. Phone Logan 49 and Reverse charges Prompt Service. 2 large enameled FOR SALE used but in first circulators, class shape. Cache Sheet Metal Works, Phone 81. rooms FOR ItLNT 2 furnished reasonable. Call 210 S. 1st E. AT AI.LDKT ( film FOR REN 1' Furnished or unfur-- , r.ished house and steam heated apartments, 195 Vernon Avc. new Trices Reasonable ELWELL Colorado Animal BiProducts Co. Auto Body Shop M No. 64 W. j v: Logan ORP GENUINE and CACHE SHEET METAL WORKS 26 East Center St. Piano Moving Next Door to Telephone Office Furniture f'm J c 4 taitird 11 . fe Tue-da- y HOTEL LANKERSHIM 7th and Broadway Los Angeles, California fj .J "j c To New Location vele. 503 NEW ; MOVED RANSFER -- - atk.ns in. 5'is. Earl Pc.ktr c-ta childrens party on p. i - i d.-'i- al Phone D.-'.- Johnson Cab and 793-R-- 2. etk-ent- . S.;icr Co-d- Mr John Gunnell sere pleasantly surprised at their home on Monday evening at a n host party. Games and a delicious lunrla-owere enjoyed by the guests of honor and Messrs and Mesdames Wm. M. Jones, Hebor FOR SALE Hay and grain In all If. Bankhead, Howard Jones, Charparts of county. Call I. N. Htnk-leles Wyatt. Fred Garrett, Mrs. AnCentral Hotel. ri ra Turner and Miss Maggie Hal! Preston and Reid Used double Brenchley, WANT TO BUY harness. Call Ernest Lelshman Farrell Darky and Owen Hall finished their stouhng course by cooking their dinner Saturday at Prices Grove. Mr Pond was their dinner guest O.-de-n , 1 and gave tliem much enwurage- ment in their work. Calvin Clark, two year old twin son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark received bums on the side of his face, chest and hand when he tipped from the tub. as his mother reached for his clothes after giving him his morning bath. COAL Logan Coal Co. w s . to ten. and Mrs. SAVE NOW! y. st . served g - COME! Shirley Hall and Elmer Archibald, Mrs Earl Wyatt entertained at a childrens party on Friday afternoon honoring her daughters Dor-ui- f and Galayne, who were observing their birthdays. Birthday cake was Lunch lhe table long-tim- e , DR. G. P. WISEMAN v ar. allen, jr. kncrm upon application. Advertising rate mad Knight Spring Canyon EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THAT u william q England FAMOUS y ewond-clamatter November 3, lull, at tbfl Post Off le at Logan. Utah, uitder tli Act ot March S, 1879. Entered M CERTIFIED RADIO and ELECTRIC SERVICE Antone L. Skanchy, Mgr. Everything in Radio and Electric. 123 No. Main Rhone 158-184 462-- B i ' iS S n i ,lr r fi . . 1 "i i h r c.iught r 1 della, who was ot her 7 h birthday ennivev- -' A birthday cake center'd H ( t!!t; !a,J!e where lunch was t? Games were cn;a;.d. John A. Lushman, Ernest, S.t.i and Andrew Leishman, Presto; Brenchley and R. P. Leatham si ent Monday at the stock shew at Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Archibald entertained on Saturday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of their daughter Melvalee. A birthday cake centered the table where luncheon was served to Mes'vs and Mesdames Leroy Hall, Alex W. Archibald, Ernest Hall. Edward Bassett and son Norman, .u'nt tn 400 S si c5 : x Prompt Service, Courteous and Satisfying Deliveries Carl W. Sanders Coal and Wood S04 North Main St. 1 5 5 s f. --S 7 . f P-- Newly furnished rooms - 'f 1 "Sts-.fls- s " at rj.ijf moderate rates from $L50 to $6 Excellent Cafe Garage in Connection THE HEADQUARTERS FOR UTAH PEOPLE W. W. Whitecotton, Owner and Operator, formerly of Utah Frank R. Wishon, Manager . . Larson, A. B. Lohman, P . Holden, P. . Camnboll. U.P.A. P. Darlev, P.O. a . t B .n t-i ,V leu Fa jV"; f 'u- - r j r V U- t: J-Avtui! - I v - Nr4 . ' & J, SMITH CLOTHING e Xi v t'i-- Partington. SM eihenard. B C. G. Evans, E.C.I. W'Umore. EC I. a f C-- v v, 4vr' 4 Company ; . '1 " ' -- 'S . . CL . ' ' |
