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Show Friday, June 16 C' of Petmburg, Va., 1864. 1! Second Year Xo. 09. STATE POSTAL WORKERS A yri Dattle III Aiv: 1USDA1 Butter Ban FrsncUco coring 83 was selling t 23 mitt today. A Home Paper for Jiome Peopl LOU AX, UTAH, FRIDAY, JUNK If., RU. AND COLLEGE GIVE COURSE IN ULiLiLl Butter Market BAND CONCERT CENTRAL PARK'AGRICULTURAL 10 NET 62 WEEK A H H 0 U N C E D IN LIE FOR COMING SPECIAL NEXT WEEK if;0R Seion W. , i BIG 1 JULY I MPROVEMEN T END BLOCKS HERE Band Master DIRECT PARADE' tali. For,1-Organizatio- ! Utah-Idah- , j j !n FATHER AND 4 SON WORKING ON FACULTY BIG BARREL Ida Morrell Services Held On Wednesday Eugene Yeates Takes Office on July 1st TO OPEN ON SATURDAY Utah-Idah- -- Utah-Idah- ar FISHING GOOD by-a- IN STREAMS OF Izatt Child CACHE CACHE COUNTY SCHOOL Services At Benson Ward APPROVAL Flower Show Announced For This Week End Pleads Not Quilty To Hit And Run y. thern-sellve- - I after-bottl- es Eight Pages ONE HUNDRED V An exhibit train, known a the In-- 1 program of reereatoual Agricultural Sprctul," a ill be ,n atruction ahlch will be of extreme Cad County June 23 and 24. Interest to recreation leader In followTl train will include tl this aection a ill be given at the feature: ing State To To Gardner state Agricultural Merchant Committee College, Capitol of Clerk j Joint A livestock ear which will hare 19. of June , and Carrier to be Held through the cooperation of the Spontor Musical For. Give Assistance In Plan exhibit demon! rating 11 of Urller Sire'' for tl Public For Cache Valley Public Putting Here July 8th and 9th Mutual Improvement association herd, dairy sheep, fat cattle and ConGround In j To Musician Play To Go Baseball Game on Open- and the college. W. O. Robinson. J. S. Cornwallis, Uae. dition For Salt Lake And Ogden. A poultry car with exhibits on ing Day. Elsie T. Brandley, Marie Thomas disease prevention and control, Helen Williams, specialized and W. Recently Commissioner X. feed and feeding, maintenance of All postal worker In Uie state M. I. A directors of the Merkeley asked tl Logan City i egg quality, and egg grading. i of Utah have been Invited to at- acUvlty board will Parks Committee and the BrauU- give instruction Cash Prize To Be Given general Tl sugar industry car U being tend the annual joint convention Aa the week in all types 1 Inducement of the Utah Slate Federation cf during prepared jointly by the suar bed be A!1 held Ban will sessions ' activities. The S:,c to Enter ' Hjber representatives of the Rotary growers association and the o postal clerks and the Utah Sta'e each day at 2.30 and again at 8 and Kl wants clubs. and other given Satuiday July 1 at Hence Re will Riittrteaa and Association of Letter Carriers to company, Sugar p. m. The activities Include disM hl lrcnt the tabema :ld' ciiuens, to help work out a park contain exhibits dialing with culbe held In Logan on July 8 and 9. cussion in and demonstrations This tural will' prosram for Logan city. spondmg. Is The purpose of the convention practice, facts about the 'building. This AU State band music, opera, drama, beedancing, group decided that most of the sugar Industry, and sugar beet byto promote the general welfare of hive the be of live best made from up Logan's Fourth of July parade girl work and girl camp leadjtfrorU should be centered on the as livestock Iced. all the workers In the postal serwill be the most pretentious members of the Summer Logan Central Park, formerly products ership. Tl findairy products car Is being vice. socially, economically, said Prof. A. T. Henson. Band course now in session at tboj known as the Soldiers Memorial staged, prepared by the Utah State dairy An outline of the. Instruction of- - who j,as ancially with jollification and acselected to direct college. This will be a real treat association and will emphasize quaint! flea lion. Bulletin No. 1 an- fered follows: Monday Our Grow- - thc parade on the date of the big for the people of Cache Valley to riw Idea Is that this paik factors which produce quality nouncing the convention, extends lng Leisure. Organizing a Com- - celebration. In talking to Director j hear a wonderful band. It will be should be in such a way products and improved maintain quality. invitation to not only the postal munity for Recreation Expression. Henson this morning, we were told made school of best the high that it may be used more by the The cooperative program of the up workers, but to their families as Dancing as a Factor in Recreation that some handsome cash prizes band players of the intermount atn public. It will be more for utility state dairy association and tl cf well and to all who would care to Expression, and Introduction be offered as an Inducement states. All the people of Cache and not for beautification. It Is ALL affiliated A G be will organizations attend. the M.I.A. Contest dance for 1933 jor organizations In the county to Valley are Invited to attend thi to be an informal arrangement. emphasized. by W. O. Robinson. participate. A cash prize will be extraordinary band concert Sat were made to The home and community" car. Arrangements On Saturday, July 8, there will in be registration of delegates and Fector Music as a ,hJ urday. July 1. The Merchant have K. C. Shaub draw up a which la being prepared by tl Tuesday a Committee will make a special sketch showing Just what the park home and community section of visitors on the mezzanine floor cf Recreation by J. Spencer Comwa'l best float depicting or giving In effort to provide seats for several consists of at present. Secretary tl Utah State Farm Bureau, will the Eccles Hotel beginning at 1 and W. C. Robinson; Music Or- - characterization of an Incident American history. hundred of the elderly people. . of state, M. H. Welling, has been emphasize the o'clock. On the program Saturday relationship of tl be wlU also Other cash prizes to asked Grant II. home and Its development afternoon there Is to be a baseto thc This band with the Marclilnj Bowen, head permit for houses Business In Logan given. the Cap- Industries ball game on the Fair Grounds gardner represented In the train. as band alii be taken to Ogden, Sun itol grounds to go over the are and cheerfully responding plans Sanitation in the home, and the diamond, between the Salt Lake 2. for a special concert Wednesday Community dance a result of the promises of entries, day July for the development of ilie Logan proper care of foods to maintain City postal clerks and the Ogden 11 M. A. to and Lake on Salt at In Is safe feels he Henson Mr. Central Park. Mr. Bowen Is con- quality, will be stressed. The home The bulletin staler program. Fundamentals In social postal clerks. we will this year have City, for a concert at Liberty nected with the Landscape De- food supply and food dishes dealthere will be a great many sur- dancing by W. O. Robinson and saying that 3 M. P. the biggest and best parade ever Park at Elsie T. Brandley. of the Utah State Agri- ing with milk, partment prises in store for all who attend. eggs, and meat staged here for any similar event. cultural colk'ge. In the past Mr. will be charted. Ray D. Rose is president and J Thursday Project work In reBowen has been very willing to A. R. McAllister, president of the R. Ellascn. secretary of the clerk's creation, opera as a community Clothing remodeling and many i offer suggestions in the develop- other National Association of Band and local and I He be r Lee Hales Is pre- asset; Demonstration In staging be will features timely . ment of the Tabernacle grounds Orchestra directors, and directro sident of the local carriers branch opera by Elsie T. Brandley and demonstrated. and other public grounds in LoThe Extension Service of the of the band at Joliet, Illinois hlg W. O. Robinson; Gleaner Girl progan city. Utah State Agricultural College Is school which has for four years ject work by Helen Williams. The committee believes tha the cooperating with each of the fol- won the national championship, Friday Drama In community Logan Central Park offers a won- lowing Industries In the preparaWednesday to direct the life, coaching and directing a play derful place for one of the most tion of this exhibit car: Salt Lake second annual Utah State band WilSecond ward Helen W. O. Robinson. The Logan chapel by used places in Logan city when and Utah Railroad, the Bam- clinic. Forest McAllister, a son to was filled to capacity Wednesday liams and Elsie T. Brandley. The canal McAllister and assistant developed. properly o Professor Electric the berger Railroad, Mrs. Marie Thomas will give by relatives and friends who as- at Joliet also eame with him to park and Central Ar ank north of the the Railroad, Uth to a to final sembled tiibute pay north of East Center offers a Poultry Producers Cooperj'ive , assist In the dlrecuon ot the Eugene Yeates, bank teller at beehive and girl camp leadership U. enormous band scLo.,1 which is the Cache Valley Bank, who has work each day during both ses- Mrs. Ida Morrell, wife of remarkable place for the building sociatlon, o Glen tlw S at co. student Pyper, who passed away George Morrell, of ap- sions. assembled at the college. received his notification of a rock This beautiful garden. was he where a USAC, Layton pany popular companv. Sugar A fee of $1 is charged for the Sunday last. Work in concerts, canal bank, which is part of the the Utah Dairy Association, Cia''. march!, ig, pointment as postmaster at LoDavid Tarbet, long time friend athlete, having won many honors will j maneuvering, of come the and other types of gan, will take office on July 1. Mr. entire course. boulevard, slope as a distance State has Farm Bureau. runner, long ward worker in the and bishopiic Yeates felt that in as much as into the scheme of the landscape The schedule for Cache Count. band instruction as well as a with Mr. Morrell, spoke of how taken a lease on the Big Root course In drum majoring will Lr of the Central Park. This part Is: the end of the fiscal year is June on Main North Beer Barrel faithfully the deceased had filled 30. and as reports are made and the be will more formal. given by Professor McAllister anil 7 23 m. June Hyrum, p. life's call as a mother and how Street, immediately north of the office is checked out at that time, Already there Is a good growth June 24 Lewiston, 9:30 a. m. his son, assisted by approximate!., life had been one of service Service Motor company, and will her it would be the proper time for fifty band directors of this section conduct It as a root beer, lcc of Carolina Poplars and Black Logan 1 p. m. that will long be remembered who are registered for the music Willow trees growing In the park. him to take over the office. This The I. U. be will cream at the Mr. and stops who knew her. candy dispensary. It is believed that with those C. railroad stations in each case. courses. arrangement was agreeable with D. M. Bickmore of Pyper will carry a full line of President Some of the outstanding talent Postmaster Joseph Odell who Is properly developed and the Hyrum stake who has been Caspers ice cream. He will fea grounds of Utah and six other surrounding with supervised play, it can be completing his second term as chief ture new the from childhood Casperetts, package, an acquaintance of Logan office. states has been assembled for made one of the best playgrounds was Inspired by the high ideals an Ice cream package with the in the entire city. the clinic. Over 350 students were which Mrs. Morrell possessed and stick handle on it. registering on Wednesday and bethe cheerful manner In which she The barrel will be open for bus! German Conference ing assigned to their quarters, to difficulties overcome the fought ness on Saturday where free root which the college is furnishing has been German conference of of life and the way she lived in beer and orangeade will be Some pretty fair catches free. The boys will be housed in given. announced for Sunday, June 23 In BickLJIJuMr. the to obedience gospel. trout were reported from both Mr. Pyper says he Is going to the camps at the stadium and the girl Logan tabernacle at 10 a. m. love is stronger Logan and Blacksmith Fork rivers more said that give real service and no matter and 2 p. m. Some of the general members in the dormitory. An inlove our therefore on Thursday, the opening date for than death, how far you park away from the church are teresting sight is afforded from the authorities expected. Benson Funeral services for the the legal fishing for trout in will remain even though she has Big Barrel, he will have a dis- An excellent north end of the stadium of oil dance and program to reward. well a earned passed six months old baby boy of Mr. Utah. The bulk of the best catches tance runner on the job to serve will be the camps. Supervision and recreagiven at the Tenth ward President A. E. Anderson of the and Mrs. William Izatt were held were from the dams In both now. you is being taken care of by C. tion right 8:15 on amusement at o'clock hall was glad In the Benson meeting house at streams. Several beautiful catches Logan stake said that he The Cache county boaid of edu- L. Pocock and the physical educaof June 24. The Glenn the salof in evening faith the the for plan two dams in 2 oclock Tuesday. There was a were taken from the budget tion department. orchestra will supply the music cation adopted the 1933-3- 4 vation that the bereaved family at a meeting held Thursday at the large attendance Including a num- Logan canyon. While the fishing After a three week period of dance. for the not We need be manifested. had ber of relatives and friends from in Blacksmith Fork canyon was school board offices at the court Intensive training the band will as sorrow Mrs. with not as good as it was last season, burdened house. Logan. give concerts in Salt Lake, Logan Debtors Relief Talk there were more larger fish taken. Morrell has graduated from this The adopted budget calls for a and possibly other cities of Utah. ' to The Benson choir, Eva Jones a finer mortal and of Lake Salt D. Skeen J. probation City total or $290,222. This is $61,614 Hundreds of fishermen were rn and Faye Eulalia and Gale Reese, both streams as well as the better life. "will be in Logan Saturday night under the 1932-3- 3 budget, whicn Germans to Meet was furnished the singing; prayer Bishop Charles England who preand at 8 oclock will give a talk was $351,836. A. J. Peterson, smaller streams. C. Ilogensen J. By offered by Elder Foster Reese. sided at the service thanked all at the Chamber of Commerce, The largest item in the budget is There will be a meeting in the county game warden,, was checkin? All kinds of flowers may be German meeting house at 3 oclock Elder M. J. Falslev, Elder Mar- on those kindness for the and appreciation fishing in Blacksmith to advantage If the proper explaining the debtors relief bill. $152,170 for salariees of teachers, an Sunday. Choir members are all vin Thain and Bishop H. W. Fork had been shown toward thc In All Interested persons taking canyon. Eefore ten o'clock, that officials, textbooks, Invited as well as the Ballard were the speakers all of he had contacted 240 fishermen. family In their time of sorrow. precautions are taken. From three advantage of the provisions of this supervisors, general to six specimens of the same kind supplies and laboratories. Salaries public. Mrs. Morrell whom offered consoling words to stated had that to a assist which is measure, and plan of flower of the same color should of teachers were cut $12,700 under Every one had a license filled life's ideal plan and paid the bereaved parents. Interment Bonds redeemed, inbe exihited in each container. If persons ho are about to lose their last year. nearly all had at least a few fish. was in the Logan cemetery. homes and farms because of terest on bonds and loans and ac- Rotarians Hear Talk Water is running rather high high tribute to the examplary life the specimens are like large How the citizens conservation heavy mortgages, should not fail counts payable claimed the next for fly fishing and as a result she had lived. Musical numbers were rendered peonies three are enough, if they to hear Mr. Skeen's talk. was explained on operates corps those who resorted to bait fishing followed item of are $56,592, like should largest six small, pansies, to Logan Rotarians ' by by the ward choir, conducted by reported the larger catches. How- Mrs. constitute the exhibit. by $35,000 for the transportation Thursday L. F. Smith and the followW. C. Lieutenant Bennett cf ever, some pretty good fish were of Here From Florida students to and from schools. It is usually best to cut the Mr .and Mrs. Leon Sparkman taken from Blacksmith Fork can- ing special numbers were given: divisions of the budget as Blacksmith Fork canyon camp and Other vocal solo, Frank Baugh, Jr.; flowers which are to be exhibited and Mrs. Robert Sharp and Lieuyon in the vicinity of the HardSparkman's mother cf passed are: General control, in- Captain tenant H. Pitzer of the LoJohn ware ranch. Bait fishing here organ solo, S. B. Mitton; vocal the evening before the exhibit Daytonna are of board salaries Florida, members, Beach, cluding to be more successful than duet, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. opens, place them immediately In visiting with their old time frends clerk, superintendent, truant of- gan canyon camp. proved Edward Shandrew pleaded not Prayers were offered by Rich- cold water and in as cool a place Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McDonald. ficer, fly fishing. and traveling expenses before ard L. Peterson and I. E. Quin-ne- as possible. This gives the flowers City GOOD FISHING Wednesday guilty World's equipment the cf 44 Hours to Chicago $9510; They have visited operation was The dedicated grave Judge Jesse P. Rich on a by an opportunity to adjust s. IN BEAR LAKE H. J. Hatch, S. H. Blair and are now on their way plants, $25,650; maintenance of Fair and father-in-lawas The filed Mrs. Morrells Heber charge. charge The stems of all fowers to Canada. J. R. Hoffman, manager of the G.Herb have reported $2500: $6000; insurance, plants Humphreys Morrell. morning by Sheriff Lakota Resort on Bear Lake, came Wednesday for exhibition should be left as school they arrived in Chicago just 44 capital outlay, Including Jeff Stowell following an accident to long as possible. Logan this morning with 22 furniture and equipment, library hours after leaving Logan. They Strawberry Meeting Tuesday night near the Logana were Grand Time which school buildings, $2800. pounds of trout made the trip in a new Graham. books, Cache in In be which grovers At automobile held flower the to the show Strawberry plunge, of Bear In the waters Everything went off In grand caught After a tour of the Worlds Fair at to be are next present at county Cache the urged allegedly driven by Shandrew col- Lake Logan, library, at fashion the celebration held big by himself and Alvin Smitn grounds, they will drive new cars 8 oclock Can Give Cash a at to be held lided with a car driven by Owen meeting and afternoons, Saturday on Sunday anat Franklin Mr. Hoffman Thursday, the of Brigham City. All merchants are at liberty to back to Logan. A. L. court te In house tonight. Flower Watterson of Benson. the Logan says every person fishing on the nual Idaho Day fete. Free enter- sponsored by Garden club, all flowers should be Baer will be chairman of the give 25 per cent cash with all Rex Watterson, passenger in the lake Thursday got their legal limit tainment was supplied the large brought to the library on Satur- meeting. There will be a price RFC orders. This notice has been Farewell Given Watterson car, was the only one of trout. Most of the fishing was crowds that gathered. There were A. G. Olofsen, manager of the given out by A. A. Firmage, chairusual on the public day, between the hours of 10 a. discussion and plans formulated man sports of 11 occupants Injured, receiving done from boats with a troll line. the Oil Refining company, emof committee. The the Utah for of the m. ruling 12 strawberry noon. will and show handling The a crushed right arm. He was Blue nose trout, a native lake square. Horse pulling was a big open to the of the company season. was issued from Governor H. H. ployees and 2 p. m. crop in the county this at feature of the public afternoon show. from were the spintaken treated at the hospital and later trout, Bloods office. friends gathered at the Girls 2 p. m. All growers are urged to attend. and at Saturday again alremoved to his home. Besides the ners, about two pounds in size, camp in Logan canyon Tuesday Sunday. No charge will be made two Wattersons, there were seven though he had one large native Two Limit Catches Leaves For Mission SALES TAX EFFECTIVE night and gave a farewell party for admittance. 4 5 trout Robert and Walter that weighed pounds. Ross, sons other passengers In the car, while Ford Rose who spent ten days for A. J. Badger and family. Mr. Grocery stores, drug stores and of Dr. W. W. Ross of this city, with Shrandrew was Miss Violet While the show Is featuring dry goods stores will In the in Salt Lake taking a missionary Badger is leaving the Logan ofare among the younger set who peonies and Iris, all kinds of McBride. Camp Improvements morning begin collecting sales tax oourse prior to leaving for the fice and has taken over the disreport limit catches of fish hi flowers will be welcome including on al sales in amounts of 25 cents Western States mission, left Salt trict managers job at Pocatello. Deputy Sheriff Hyrum Weather-ston- e Plans will be outlined for Im- Blacksmith Fork canyon. These annuals, perennials and shrubs. investigated and said His A musical program was given and and over. evening. This decision was Lake Wednesday ear only had one light, provements at the Girls camp In boys fished with both fly and Judging will be done Saturday reached at a meeting held at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rose, dancing enjoyed. Mx. Badger has which was thought to be the Logan canyon tonight at 7:30 p baft in the main stream of the afternoon. Containers may be milk I chamber of commerce this went to the state capital to bid moved his family to the Idaho i river. cause of the accident. or quart jars. their son farewell. m in the L.D.S. stake houre. noon. headquarters. A West Center TO BE OILED Mayor Lundstrom Out line Program for City Street Improvement Twenty five Thousand Dollars to be Spent Nearly every street in Logan not now oiled is ihcluded In tha street oiling program announced A. O. Mayor Wednesday by Lundstrom. Tl program Includes 100 blocks, and It Is estimated (hat it will cost approximately $25,000 for labor and materials, the mayor said. The extensive oiling program 52 when began last summer, blocks were oiled at a cost of said. nearly $20,000, the mayor The decision to oil tl roads was made at a special city commission meeting Wednesday morning after two months of dcllberaUon. A deciding factor was the re quest of the Utah State Agricultural college last week for the city to move gravel south of the college because of the contemplated plans of building a dormitory. Mayor Lundstrom declared that two shifts will be worked dally and that work would start Immediately. It will mean the employment of 25 to 35 men to a shift. The blocks are as follows: Sue blocks south and west entrances to the City cemetery to the college grounds and also the dugway route connecting Seventh East at Sixth North street; one block east side of college stadium; one black from Fourth to Fifth North on Sixth East street; two and half blacks south on Fifth East from Fifth North street to the Boulevard: one and half blocks on from Third North Fiurih Ea t to the Boulevard; one blr.-between on Tourth East Fourth and Fifth North streets; three blocks on Third East from Second to Fifth North streets; one block on Second North between Second and Third East streets; one block on fifth North between So con dand Third East streets; one block on First East to Fifth North from Fourth streets. Two blocks on Fifth North from Main to Second East streets; two blocks on First West from Third North to Fifth North streets; six blocks on Fourth North from Main to S:th West streets; two blocks on Second West from Second North to Fourth North streets; two blocks on Third West Second North from to Fourth West streets; three blocks on Third West from Ceriter to Third North reets; four blocks on First North from Second West to Sixth West streets; two blocks on Fifth West from Center to Second North streets; eight blocks on Sixth West ff&m O. S. L. depot south and west through west fields to city limits; two blocks on First South from Fourth West to Sixth West streets. Two blocks on Second South on to Sixth West Fourth West streets; one block on Second West from First to Second So. streets; two blocks on Third South from Second to Fourth West streets; one block on Third West from Second South to Third South streets; two blocks on Fourth South from Second to Fourth West streets; one block on Fourth South from Main to First East streets; two blocks on Second West from Fourth South to Sixth South streets; one block on First East from Third to Fourth South streets; one block on Fifth South from First West to Second West streets; two blocks on Sixth South from Main to Second West streets; twq blocks on Second East from Third South to First South streets; three blocks on Third East from Center to Third South streets. lf Four and blocks on Fourth East from Canyon road to Third South street; three blocks on Fifth East from Canyon to road First South street; two blocks on Temple dugway leading from Canyon road to Boulevard; one block on First NoNrth from Canyon road to Fifth East street; three blocks on Second North from Canyon road to Eighth ward LJD.S. church; Crockett avenue from Canyon roa dto Second North street. one-ha- |