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Show r aci Frid.iv. Mav 5. 1933. as In 1893. local counsel for lire Gulf, Colothe policy of rado ii Sant Fe, a subsidiary of maliy Inaugurate the 6ania Fe ayxtetn, with office government regulation, waa an l"n4nl milestone of thla period. ln Ardmore, Okla. AXwdlgllS 1 Udl m,4 m tiie past decade Storey waa one of tlie leader In New York William B. Storey regardrd at practice operating promoting today resigned aa president of which contributed to increased ef- Die Atchison, Topeka & . trPorUtlon. railway. Samuel T. Bledsoe, general1 1,1 Bo mncUco ln ,aiT counsel and chairman of the Happenings That Affect the rv,oe-aexecutive committee, waa named ,filorfy brKan tu rUrod Dinner Pail. Dividend Check for an assistant engineer the hit successor. and Tax Bills of Every InStorey, a railroader more than 8ouUtfrn pcl,lc ,n lm- - He dividual National and Inter-- n PPlnted chief engineer of the M jean, affiliated with the Santa national Problems Inseparable l90Fe uheequenlly Fe atnee 1900, and president lorl8"1 from Local Welfare M vlce PwWtnl la the past 13 yean, tubmltted hU made Wllh unexpected and dramatic resignation at the regular meet- -. 07 P,rilUo14 nd of directors. He made no an-- 1 sldcnt in 1870. During the federal luddenness ao far aa the general nouncement aa to his future plana. control period he acted aa federal pubUc is concerned came Presl- manager. dent Roosevelt's request to the Bledsoe, his successor, has been With the election of Bledsoe, the Congress for the granting of powSanta Pe man 38 years. At the age of 76. Storey can Santa Fe destinies will be guided ers which would give the President look back over a lifetime of d by a lawyer rather than an en- an economic dictatorship to an In service at the time the ear- gineer. Bledsoe was born on a extent that U unprecedented ners had their greatest growth farm In Clinton county, Kentucky, this country. His proposal has a The half century of his career saw ini SC8. Educated at the Southern number of phases, but Its princithe rails pushed Into pioneer ter- Normal school and Business Col- - pal feature hinges on currency d ritory with the aid of government lege of Bowling Green, Kentucky, j inflation. The President would land grant, the University of Texas, he crease the . gold reserve behind of the Interstate pfce commerce act in 1847, which for President Of Tl Santa Fe Line I entered railroading We Will Give Yew at rornxJ tah nr tl0 nptiarUUllire Least will Sli iU Ot Pape Three. loiiu U0 UJiurlu Late on las UlUilo 5th Day Report 11 umo.i-le.U- d By Renovizing us. CVliUoi of tlic Cong i!a luuatue ot fas sulcuatil ma.ard i bo lioUanuion ot Uie fast ei.a dimu-i- l opimiumu i- - 1m-P- ck Tf Kiev. Msybe More foe Call ee bee Economic his blAlif Tlie follow mg day four of Uie prlncijisl Cache Valley Electric Highlights lrgiluon. rmrriieitcy Committee WARD HaMeianirous; uOiKsdaiicvu, Albert Hugh D. 1ot Ur a bell-suWallace Wtlaams, lopuutnans Andrew field and Wskoti and uuareihuieou; Nuian, biwll and Luiecame painting and paper itanging and Fuu-r- , out with a biting denunciation of j uilstelUncvus j George Uie nisin aspreu of Uie bill, luild- - pamung. paper hang mg and nus-jui-g each unit of money and permft liiai it viuaies (lie nuvi JetUaiwoiu; L. Kay Itootnaou, . Die issuance of $3,000 000.000 of burn England, udsccl-micprUirtpks' of econo- - jceUam-oasI new currency ln an attempt to Mis. blew ail AitOersun, A few of Uie k ailing Con- - j mneous. . revive priors, which Mr. Roosevelt jgreuoi.ai Dcmucntla, including pam.mg and naceLaiu-oubelieves to be tbe maXe need of WARD bt.VL.MU Mis. Carl Mle ol 0!j tecwUfT the moment. The IVderal Rerrve Treasury under WiUn-.- re IV tei son, panning and piumbuig; would buy up to $3,000,' u UrUig In tlie opposition L iv. itovty, couciete and ceuanu, 000,000 of government bonds at the Demucrauc leader. however, be- - auto lepauilhig, and pacr hang-Uexmeans of a tame time, as M. 11. biiuuiwa, nusceUaiie-ou- t; Ueve Utry have sufficient support panding credit. J. W. Katana, laiulscapUig, to past lire measure. If tlie plan la authorised. It will Opinion on tlie measure, aside pauilnig and paper hanging; Mis. naturally work drastic changes In- from that of a political character. C. K. fvcwiy, punning, Mrs. B. L. of the coun- Is mixed. The press generally has iUihurda, conuel rand cenwnt, the economic art-u- p ' twatuig, painting and puper iiang-ditry. Coming at the time It does. been cautious m Mia. W. Vv. VVdUi, puiium., it Is especlslly striking In h neither supporting and new cousiruv-ferenoj paper lianguig application to the economic con- me proposal. Influence on between Mr. Roosevelt and j pnera was marked, with stoat uou; bum itnliards, lundscapuig, and bonds. In addition to various jpuiiiung and paper iuuigiug; E. basic commodities, making J. Baik-y- , painting and D. C. btoddard, paintaianlial price gams. ing; Geo. Raymond, paper hangfile Buston New Bureau reports, ing and new construction. that statements of Industrial ex;- - LIGHT U HARD Mr. Geo. cuuvrs at annual corporation j D. Picsuui, landscaping, painting nreungs have uniformly been of and sewer counecuou; Mrs. Lillie a mote confident tone than for E. Olsen, carpentry, paper hanging FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY some time put. Justification for and alterations; M. L. Turner, On the Bargain Table Brokrn this attitude is appearing In landscaping, painting; H. R. Hanslse. Women's Shoes wrr up statistics. Raw materials, sen, miscellaneous; Arthur LeBesu On your Dress, Coat, Mens and Children's Wear, and Shoes. to $5.00. Your slse may be In hcal and sugar, are law construction; William Setters, principally Price are advancing! It's doubtful that yooU buy at these the lot. shoving price strength. The rise painting. price for year and yean. Keen foresight Cash buying. Cash NINTH WARD ln commodity prices Is gradual and Louise Poul-te- r, selling enable us to offer unequalled values! We confidently Is being well maintained. Electric you. painting; Thos. O. Lowe, carpower consumption figures for a pentry, concrete and cement, elecAND SAVE! BUY AT MAU'S BUY NOW! number of consecutive weeks show trical work, landscaping, painting, marked betterment over last year paper hanging, roofing, alterations AN IMMENSE VARIETY 'Tins is likewise true of carload-ing- and mlsctUaja-ous- ; Charles II. Sorenson painting and paper Rapid trade expansion is not hanging ; A. C. Smith, electrical looked for until furtlier adjustment woik, auto repainting, painting, ln tlie credit structure has taken paper hanging, plumbing, alteraC. J. place, and this. In turn, waits upon tions and miscellaneous; additional thaw mg out of the Webber, landscaping, paper hang- sn rail-roa- i rAMrRir.y--CAC- Coligiesvloiial a. g; BUY AT RIAUS AN SAVE! ad-ri- se g; BUY NOW! s1.00 DRESSES! Womens Shoes S u PM Men's Straps Felt Hats Pumps Oxfords Womens Shoes 31.29 S' Men s Caps Straps Ties c Oxfords Pumps Combinations BOYS CAPS AND HATS C 73JfOC Boys Shirts Childrens Shoes 25c 39c 49c $1.45 S1.95 69c 95c In a great assortment of colon and patterns. Gym Shoe: For Men, Women, Boys & Girls 49c 59c 1 I banking situation. But opinion is unanimous that the practically worst has passed, snd the work of recovery actually begun. Conditions In various Industries are. STEEL Tlie middle of April found steel activities at a new high for 1933. RETAIL TRADE Most en couraging ln several years ln a Inumber of large centers. CONSTRUCTION Industry 'said to be thoroughly deflated. In- crease in building activity antici-- I pated. New busiIIFE INSURANCE ness appreciably under 1933 levels. LUMBER Generally speaking, orders are running well ahead of 'output. Most regions are showing increase in orders as compared with coresponding period last year, MOTORS Automobile sales maintaining upward trend. iu- -i COTTON Consumption creasing. RAILS Outlook continues to be mere encouraging, but profits are still at the vanishing point. Two of tlie principal topics which to the wishes Administration settle by International action are silver prices and control of wheat surpluses. Effort will be made to improve and stabilize price of silver as an impetus to world trade. Present low silver prioes have deprived half the world's population of much of its buying power. The Interstate Commerce mission will probably be Play Suits All Colors All Styles Mens Shoes and Oxfords S1.89 $2.45 Size 23x46 Included you'll find New Prints, Rough Crepes for street wear, party and graduation, NEW ONES ADDED each TWO Boys Knicker Sox All FOR Colors 2 pair Beautiful Boudoir Pillows All Colors Womens Service Weight Hose Rayon All Colors Smart every wanted material, every new style, styles for every figure type and for every occasion. New, Womens and Mens L. D. S. Garments Womens Fabric Gloves MAGS VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Logan9 s Bargain Store 57 WEST CENTER STREET N. C. Nielson, painting and paper hanging and miscellaneous; Mary Osmond. England was $4 18 cents pounds on March 15 as contrasted with an average low of $2 87 ln the West South Central Slates. A milk cow could be bought for an average of $5153 in New England on March 15 but In the East South Central States a milk cow could be had for an average of $21.40. A year ago, the average of all prices of agricultural products was approximately 20 per cent higher than it Is today, as shown by the Bureau's index of 61 in March with 50 ln 1932, as contrasted March 1933. The 1909-1- 4 average equals 100. The decline ln the past year has been greater than the reduction ln prices paid by farmers for non agricultural commodities, with the result that whereas on March a year ago the ratio of prices received to prices paid was 54 as an index figure, it is now only 49. in New a hundred five-ye- You Are Always Sure of Quality and Value When You Buy Uaadeffweasr asadl SPECIALS NOW L.DS. GARMENTS- Bleached Cotton, new style Cotton and Rayon Mens Cotton, Peeler Mens Cotton, double back LADIES RAYON L.D.S. GARMENTS- THE STORE WITH THE BIG DRESS STOCK 6.5c . 75c 65c 95c . 79c 95c 95c Non-Ru- n, light weight super value Fine Rib, super value Non-Ru- n, LADIES SILK HOSE- Full Fashioned 49c 29c Ladies Rayon Hose Ladies Fine Cotton Hose 19c Misses Cotton Hose, all sizes 15c Ankle Sox, all the new colors . 15c .... All Sizes ar FGffimnesIbecgfo Knitting Work reported that the n fourteen bureaus within the will be reduced to seven. Six bureaus will be transferred to the projected land transportation section of the Commerce Department's transportation division. One bureau valuation will probably be completely abolished, or at least much reduced in size. FREE! The Quality Electric Co. does hereby invite the general public, both for Logan and all Northern Utah to a free dance to be given Wednesday, May 10th at the Palais dOr. Get free tickets from any employee of Quality Electric Co. or Hoover Salesmen. HOOVER COMPANY i 35c & 69c 39c 49c o9c . . The Z.C.M.I. is the HOOVER DISTRIBUTOR for the State of Utah, and their representation in Logan is the Quality Electric Co. The Quality Electric sales crew are also the authorized repair men for any Hoover Cleaner. They have genuine Hoover parts. . A wide range of prices of farm products in various parts of the couatry is reported by the Bureau of Economics. New Agicultural England farmers are getting better prices for most of their products than are farmers In other parts of the country, and fanners in the South are getting the lowest average prices. On the average for all the States, farmers were getting only 10 cents a dozen for eggs on March 15; they were getting 9 cents a pound for live chickens, 39 cents a bushel for potatoes, cents a pound for hogs, and 18 cents a pound for butter. A ton of hay was bringing $5 85 on the average. were Eggs in New England bringing an average of 18.2 cents a dozen on March 15 as contrasted with 6.9 cents a dozen, or approximately two eggs for a penny, in the West South Central States. Butter was bringing an average of 22 cents a pound in New England against 15 8 cents in the East South Central States, and butter-fa23 cents a pound in New England against 12.5 cents in the West South Central States. The average farm price of hogs Gamesiilto L.ED.5. Notice Farm Products j Prices Vary Widely in States TWO FOR Turkish Bath Towels plumbing; Com-missio- $2.95 $ 95 is ing, Com thoroughly-reorganized- It Never! Nowhere! Such a varied ana such stunning variety! So many Dresses that its impossible to tell about them all, so we mention one 'or two groups of outstanding values. NEW DRESSES ADDED- - , Footwear s. DRESSES! Willi-Oree- es paper-hangin- BUY NOW! j g; de-an- r-- paper hanging; W. J. Cart wright, Hodges, landscaping, painting pa panning, pu-- r hanging and mu- - per hanging; Gunnar IUumuson, cellaneous; Henry Gessrll, land- - landscaping; Donald Smith, land-- si aping and painUng; J. 8. Harris, scaping, painting. caUomining TWLLPTII WARD Lyman A. painting and paper hanging; Carl Felix, patnUng; William C. Han- - Pickett, carpentry, landscaping, in, paper hanging; Alfred Bernt- - painting, plumbing and new con-su- n, miscellaneous; Rusarll Berm- - si ruction; Parley Hill, auto ream, miscellaneous . painting, painting paper hanrlng n, ELEVENTH WARD G. ll.jand mUorllanrous; William eatsomlning; Cleo. E. Hsn- - son. carpentry, heating, painting cry, painting; E. I. Blewsrt, paint- - j son. carpentry, heating, 133 12345 tng, calaominlng; Mary McCardy and plumbing; Jay Rapplrye, paper pater hanging; Cliff Haws, land- - auto repairing, hanging, scaping, painting, calaominlng; plastering and alterations ; Thomas Samuel Weston, painting, paper R. Hendricka, paper hanging, roofhanging, miscellaneous; Joseph tng; E. T. Passey, painting. YlfoatcSaeff Coal Co. Logan Agents For The GENUINE ABERDEEN and the CELEBRATED JWe Guarantee Perfect Satisfaction 155 South Main Street Phone 76 |
