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Show Butter Market Friday, June 30 Indian Territory established by act of Congress, 1834. fan FramUco (USDA) Butter U telling at 33 crnU scoring S3 today. A Home Paper for Home People Second Year LOGAN, UTAH, FRIDAY. JUKI: 30. No. 73. WORKING TO 1 33 COMING TO LOGAN Among, The Beauties 62 West Center LARGE CHECK Eight Pages BANK TELLER 1 IPROGRAH FOR RECEIVED FOR OF SQUIRRELS; SATURDAY EVE 1933 TAXES ON SATURDAY Biologist spending time in Logan and Coanty j Assisting in Extermination of Crop Pests Farmers should act. Retail Merchants Commit tee Sponsoring Musical Power Company take advantage of New Law and tends $35,000 to Succeeds Joseph Odell who Retires after Nine yeara No of Official Service Other Changes. RID COUNTRY j for for Entertainment Treaurer Maughan - all Citizens of Valley TAKES OFFICE arc being special effect arranged for one of llic overaturv. uf the big band concert by th" Ii.t rmcHiniain Band In front of ; me tabernacle Saturday County Treasurer E. N. M.itighan Eugene Ycates. bank teller In of a $35 000 00 check the Cache Valley Bank for tho from the Utah Power & Lie lit Co . rn l twelve and one-hayears, lirt.i advance payment on Uu-lwill assume the duties of n taxes. Making this payment of Logan tomorrow mornat 8 o clock. These effects are ;he month of June lutitles ing Julv 1. succeeding Joseph sure to make tins special tiumht to a discount of 2 Ou.ll w!k 1ms been chief of the on stand live amount h The po-- t ilouvl for percent cilice paid, the Impressive. pa.it two ujy will be discount of 2 percent will be al-- i a.its term. arranged Friday. Tt llowcd on any advance payment . it ini Men hams Commune o' Mr. YcaUa has had considerable mad on the 1933 taxes during tin the Chamber which is sjwnsorlt'j He was previous m till of July, If paid in August t!ie concert 1ms provided a nuat-b- r chit f deputy county clerk and a 1 of neat trusses upon wl.lfhj percent discount and 11 aud.tor for four years. He was will be p'aced ai d in fccptemtx r a 1 pcrcen: lew plank i paid a mtmbrr of the Millville town 00 x at about These seals nrnrtrNVTSTTtn discount will be allowed. b"artl U,T tW9 rna. ' memo I V Tlie new tax law also provide;.1 an for the elderly people and f .N I 111111 tr of the Millville bishopric and that part payment In the amount not for rhiidren. at present is a member of the of $10.00 and up may be made cm The City Police department will Logan stake high council. center on 1920 the taxes. 1928, 1929, delinquent slop all traffic con-ar- t. Mr. Ycates was born to Millville 1931 the k taxes Main and on tlo, may be redeemed during 44 years ago. He has resided to No parking will be allowed the amount of tax by paying this city for the past eleven years. on the east side of Mato on this plus interest at the rate of 2 He is the son of Mrs. Annie F. with Tlie block. In connection percent per annum and 50 cents Yeates Yeates, of Nibley. Mr. band concert, the Marching band redemption fee. 1932 taxes may be will maneuver wife and four redeemed by paying the amount, family consists of along the center children. of tax plus 2 percent penalty and block on main. Miss Olga Carbon, Following Is the program: a member interest at the rate of 8 petcent The new postmaster takes office A. Tlie Challenge (dedicated to of the national field staff of the per annum and 50c redemption through appointment by PostR. McAllister), O. E. Holmes. June Sumner Girl Scouts, will be to Logan fee. Practically SO students of the master General, James A. Farley. Suits Espagnole James M. Ful- during the week of July 3 to 7 membership of tlie Intermountain He was recommended by Congresston. to give a course In Girl Scouting High School Band, assembled at man Abe Murdock, having rea. Guaadalajoro the Utah State Agricultural col- ceived the endorsement of both the and girl leadership at the Utah b. Quesada State Agricultural college summer lege. arc winners to solo events city and county Democratic central c. Las- - Pa almas In contests held at Chicago, Salt committee. school. d. Palencia Lake, Logan or Price during the This will make tlie third conMore cars are needed to help Bids will be open for the reNobody Knows secutive year in which Miss Carlpast year. Spiritual transport the Intermountain Band of the Logaan postofTrouble I've Seen" arr. Roberts son has offered this course and Among these student are John- modeling for the special concerts In Ogden fice on July 20. Soon after thfe Tire King of France, from the it Is growing in popularity each nie winner in the Cook, First A and Salt Lake City next Sunday. last rush to get married contract is the office will be Three Quotations J. P. Sousa. year. Camping, recreation and during the month of gluegal horn to the na- removed to let, Any auto owners In Logan and June has division, Intermezzo Welgand. American Legion has wontemporary quarters, various other features of girls swelled meet tional at J. and Chicago, Cache county who can arrange the marriage license rethe Logan probably March - I.BA. Waters. Knitting Inectivltles are offered. derful Program to go and take some of the band cords at the office of Clerk C. V. F. Anderson, winner to the second Factory building on Federal evnue. March - University Grand Miss Carlson was a teacher of division at flute the national the Chamber should call members, Mohr folcourt at as the house Bands These will quarters probably be Goldman, cluding Parade, contest. physical education at Ogden be- lows: of Commerce at once. The caravan intermission. kept for upwards of a year. fore Joining the Girl Scout orParis in Springtime will form In front of the Chamber A list of other winners are as Seymour Clyne Curtis, Cokeville Combined Bands In leaving the employ of the ganization to 1925. Her experience and Johanna Marie of Commerce at 8 un. and be and March round Anderson, Lo- follows: Klaxon The Henry go has been wide Merry as varied Lund-stroand a Cache Valley Bank, Mr. Yeates has A. O. headed by Mayor Ottis Balls Carlet gan: and Ruby Wells Brady, first clarinet, class received a splendid letter of reFillmore. training instructor. At present she Dances. Each car will be numbered Overture 1812 Tschalkowsky. Is a member of the national field Follett, Hyde Park; Oswald Albert C, at Price. commendation from F. P. Champ, Oerl-deand all drive according to posiMichaelis, and Smlthfleld, Watermelon Dance Grabel. staff for the Rocky Mountaain Phlllipe Rushton, 3rd to flute, president of the lnstiution. He is tions and rules. State patrolm-Miss June Sumner. Prima DonHansen, Trenton; Myron Sibell-Love Poem Finlandia Class A, Price. , region. set - the praised for his efficient service 'will act as" escorta-an- dna featured with Parry Askem to American Hugh . Sanders, Marysville, and Victor Faantasie Leila Tippetts, first in piccolo, and honesty. Regrets are expressand the Herbert. Elaine Richards, pace. The committee suggests that "Paris in Springtime Twin Groves, ed that he saw fit to leave the those who go be sure to have "Nine o'clock Revue will be the Cleneth Edward Amell and Cora Logan. bank, but the best wishes of the their cars to good condition and Corenne Wilhelmsen. St. Charles; Marlce Crane, second bass clarinSer.ator W. H. King and Con- outstanding performer In Logan bank officials accompany the posthave plenty of gas. To maintain gressman Abe Murdock are ex- for the Fourth of July celebration. Research Adds Edward Orval Hansen, Tetonla. et, Logan. master in his new position. the schedule their must be no de- pected to arrive in Utah tomor- Miss Sumner is the one who made and Beatrice May Sorensen, driggs; Ivan Christiansen, Millions to Value first saxo"When were Rulon Archibald lays. and Blanche phone, Class B, Pocatello. row. One of the most discussed the famous song of Tobacco Crop Robert Dwain Landon and Viola local problems which these mem- Alone, famous. She was the very Owen Hammond, second flute, Elizabeth bers of the Utah congressional first and original singer of this Clarkston; Thompson, exof one earliest Logan. the Tobacco, "Pentas the known Robert Dwain better Viola and Landon, to song, are settle auction The Furniture delegation expected Crystal Keith Spencer, first in Drum, song. Miss Sumner is a ports of the American Colonies, sale which opened Thursday ev- Cunningham. Idaho Falls; Wayne from house when they arrive home and the principal cash crop then, litSturgess Drake, Burley, and Zetta Class A. Logan. a crowd. drew Washington is that cf the U. S. diminutive and very beautiful ening, representative croD remains an important money Beth Terry, second in oboe, LoGilbert tle thing having gained title be-of in for Utah. of Bronson, Paul; Raymond Robbins Marshalship several section of the country Hundreds of dollars worth Logan, and Eva Laura Rice, Carey: gan. a was sold Mecham, chief of police of this The Dresden China Doll, at furniture quality Research by the United today. Elizaa-bet- h Darrell Alvord, third oboe, Locity, has received the endorsement cause of her delicately molded States Miss Vilaje Dunford. 20, daughgreat saving to the buyers. Elec- Robert Henry Smith and Department of Agriculture tric e features. Marysville of the entire Utah delegation in Kendrick, Logan; gan. livelectric washers, ranges, ter of Mrs. Mary J. Dunford. died Israelsen, Irrigation Washington. However. Mr. Ev.ing The first big event of the day and the State experiment stations By O. W. DowGeorge Rudger Christensen, Katherine Adams, fust is bass- at the hospital Thursday evening, has added millions to the value ot ing room suites, bed room furni- ney, and La Vena Lusk, Malad Engineer Utah State Agricultural Democratic committee will be the parade beginning on national oon, Logan. of heart costs ture and miscellaneous items all Loretta following an Illness reduced and this College greatly crop Experiment Station. Reese Gilbert, Virginia; man for Utah, seems to have a South Main street and marching Dick Skidmore, first in claiinet, trouble. Death was unexpected of production. Such work has been went on the auction block. Utah farmers have shown reTarvel Bennett and Vion Pocatello. Loyde of for business section the the will Logan sale continue This animosity personal as jUiiough tonight the young ladv seemed to be cheerfulness beneficial in Cora client, markable patience, candidate for the position. He has the city. Prof. A. T. Henson an especially at 8 o'clock and at 2 oclock and Williams Roundy and Klea StandArthur Evans, first in cornet, improving in health. where cigar tobacco is grown. tenacity, and extraordinary faith, Oscar Edwin Eg- Pocatello. ing, Fielding; e bands: bIork nounces t0 furfar the All the 8 on following oclock Saturday. She was born at Bloomington, even though they have been conOne of the most important conLocal lenders 'of the North Cache, directed by 'J. W. tributions to the Carson Healy, first in saxophone niture will go under the hammer bert, Grace, and Ethel Hill MyWith her parents fronted in recent years with al- - appointment. May 5. 1913. industry by the at ers, Leland John Wellsville; Democratic to that is Junior the Price party, Lake. Sal Band, and willing public Ogden prices Pulsipher; she moved to Logan several years in cooperation with most overwhelming financial dif- Mr. Mecham will Watt, and Louise Layton, be directed by Fied M. Williams; Lo- Department Mary ultimately Grant Holland, second clarinet, ago. She is surrvived ficulties. and I wonder just how the State experiment station, was pay. 8 by her the post. o'clock Saturday night the Atkinson, Garland; Fenzil James Pocatello. At gan High, A. T. Henscn; South the investigation that led to the mother and the following brothmany of us understand fully tlie given JorPearl and Lewiston, Taylor, Be25 to the at W. ladies II. arrive first Dean Grandall, first trombone, ers and sisters: Mrs. Glenna Cache, Terry; Logan motivating influence of the farmgeneral use of shade for the Cuban Bass, Nelgensen, Hyde Sait Lake. ginners, A. T. Hensen Jr., Har- type, which is used for WTappers. sale will receive a beautiful gift. son Winn and Park; Parley Mrs. Wynona Peterson, Mrs. Virers faith. Emmerrette Shirley is a states this Mr. Larsen Harold monica money Peterson; Grant Band, first baritone and Baker, tobacco Mrs. Lola that learned soon Bell SiTITth Growers Rase, rrom a ginia I have just returned sale and that he does not Egbert, Smithfield. and numerous clown bands. bassoon, Price. and Marcell Dunford, grown under a cloth shade gives a raising to Logan; trip through parts of central Utah intend second quit business. Roger Parks, high-grafollows: as fluegal Sterling Dunford, Hawaii; Floats of Royal Knight In which farmers, during recent greater percentage yield Price. horn, PenC. J. Holland Coal, Furnace, leaves. bos Dunford, Angeles, and wrapper years have experienced extraordinJunior Rampton, second trumpet Blaine Dunford, Mesa, Arizona. Elks Music, The shade reduces ney Co., Thatcher sunlight, ary financial reverses. Interviews Lake. Salt ComOil condiUtah uniform more beRefining maintaains Ledge, Funeral services have not as with many of them indicate Martin Johnson, second trombone yet been arranged but Boot Shop, Rotary tions of moisture and temperature, yond doubt that the majority of they likely Agreecnt lias been reached be- pany, College Lake. Salt W. C. with of water lasses plants, and reduces will be held Sunday in the Elevthem are looking forward that tween the state fish and game de- Club, Logan City Bobby Price, first xylophone, Lo- enth ward chapel. thus causing them to develop thin Richardson -they are losing neither time nor partment and the Amalgamated Rapp in charge, Logana Plunge W. gan. E. fine Central of elastic leaves Milling Company, Woodland Morturary are in charge light color, energy in bewailing the mistakes, Sugar company w'hereby there will Ella second in Pace, bassoon, & Christiansen Elliot Dr. Weston Vernon and H. P. Inc., texture, and good burning quality. Co., misfortunes or the blunders of the be no further dumping of factory of the body. Salt Lake and Logan. Dansante, Palais d'Or, W. F. Jen- The highest grades of Cuban topaast. We will try it again, and refuse in the Cub river . Paradise We are going to have Andersen, representatives of Cache James alto second, as All Hogelson, dealers sen Cars bacco often sell for as much Candy Co., a good old time here on July 4. county to the state legislature, clarinet, Logan. again, they say. Anyone who is This announcement was made $3 to $5 a pound. There will be salute at daybreak, will vote for the resubmission of intimately acquainted with the life by Deputy Tom Argyle following with decorated cars. second oboe, DeKay Roylance, the dry section of the state conof many Utah farmers, cannot a conference with Horse section with Frank Earl Breeding and selection by raising of the flag at sunrise; sugar company Lake. it is officials at Lewiston. Refuse from in charge will have out the best partment workers have developed musical concert on the square at stitution to the people, they ad- Salt deny the statement that Harold Borden, second flute, Democratic timulating, encouraging, and at the Lewiston plant, including lime, horses in the valley; National more desirable strains of the 9:30 oclock; assembly will be held vised the county Salt Lake. times almost amazing to see, has been dumped into the river Guard and Forestry Corps will Cuban type. Their latest coopera- at the church house at 10 oclock: committee Wednesday night. Announcement was made at the Jimmie Greener, first trombone, The decision was opposed by under the most adverse situations, each year, killing fishing in tne participate ; Primary associations tive studies have shown that brown a good program is promised. Utah State Agricultural college J. W. Funk of Richmond, who said Price, second, Logan. will be well represented; the strikingly valuable character- river. several root rot. a new disease, can be and the Childrens dance, racing Theta Johnston, third flute, Lo- Monday of 38 students who atStill was a moral and controlled by crop rotation. istics which result from the power will dump surprise attractions. from one to three not proposition the company other Hereafter, honor sports tained rating during the a political issue and one for gan. of the farmers faith, important development courage, refuse on company land away from Meet on South Main at 9:30 another horse horse which the people of tne state Hazel Beishline, first in fluegal spring quarter of 1933. To make brought about by these scientists oclock; from three pulling, optimism, determination, and bull the river. Agitation to have the and begin march at 10 oclock. baseto five; roll honor the student must Lake. the horn, Salt had fought many years. In the Connecticut Valley is the raacing dog tenacity. river fish protected was started BIG MEETING Allen Firmage, third in clarinet successfully complete at least 15 F. P. Champ, president of the tobacco beds ball game at five o'clock. of sterilizing practice There will be a band concert with steam. Tills is now a routine hours of college work with a originally by game and civic clubs Cache Valley Banking company, Price. of Richmond and Lewiston. on the tabernacle square following Job in all northern tobacco distriPainting Market Lowell Smith, third saxophone, straight A average. n' Stations out the principal accompointed Macs Market on First North the parade and then will be given cts, as well as In the greenhouse Those included to the list were stations set plishments of the Roosevelt ad- Logan, second, Salt Lake. The erosion-contrstreet is receiving a new coat of the regular patriotic meeting in vegetable industry. Frank Severn, second trumpet, Allen Anderson, Milton E. AnBand Feature ministration as banking relief, inBig States United Departthe up by The tabernacle the with Commander paint. handy brush of MoThe Departments first soil sur- ment of Agriculture to study and flation, removal of the United Pocatello. A feature of the band concert derson, Ronald G. Bowen, Robroni , is doing the work. Virginia Brunner, second fluegal ert J. Evans, Eugene Gardner. which wil lbe held in front of S. V. Prows in charge. vey was made in the Connecticut develop control methods effective States from the gold standard, Program: horn, Salt Lake. Hilda Hansen, Deta P. Neeley, the Intermountain high "school Valley, in 1899. It gave growers in various types of soil serve not farm relief, the citizens conservaVictor Degn, first base, Logan. Louise Richards, Phillis Richards, Legion Color guard; opening detailed information on the varition corps formation and program the tabernacle Saturday night by and for research experiment only Gerald by the band! ous soil types on their w;rms and band, will be the rendition of the song accompanied but also for demonstration and ed- and the Industrial recovery act. Pocatello.Kinghorn, first trombone, Miles Romney, Richard B. Sonne, Dr. Weston Vernon, who recently Lowell Stanley, Roma Thatcher, 1812 Overture by P. Tschalkowsky. prayer, President Joseph Quinney; enabled them to select fields best ucation. there stations all At the Herman Bingham, second trom- Vivian Waansgard and Morris H. Imperial Glee club; read- suited for tobacco, which is very returned from Washington, D ,C This is a dramatic descriptive musical, stream constant or less more is a Mi-s- . Algie Ballif, past state exacting in its soil requirements. Price. effects number, striking Wright, Logan; Ruth M. Bahen, being ing, of visitors, many of them farmers also told of the national Demo- bone, Hazel Chapin, first fluegal horn Paradise; Raymond C. Ball, Elko, cratic program. produced by the addition of ar- department president of Legion land are who terracing considering Glee club; Auxiliary; Imperial Nevada; LaVaun Benson. Woods-Cros- s; tillery fire and bells. Man to save it from destructive wash- of Dr. J. M. Bernhisel, chairman Logan. address, Judge George Ballif, past Greatest Show the committee, said thata 19 Bob Wane, first trumpet, PoWayne J. Cahoon, Cyprus; to Edwards In ing. bringing Billy state catello. commander; department of Cache Cardon, Benson; Merrill E appointments county Doyle Missouri in Quarterly conference of the station The of from Washington Word the 4, July Bethany evening of Logan for Keith Bramwell, second clarinet Cook, Paris, Idaho; H. H. Cutler song, first and last verses party members had been made bv Logan stake will be held Sunthe citizens of this valley have reports visits by four organized state S. B. Benson, who is tounng America, accompanied the Pocatello. by V. V. the list and officials, in Duke, Rexburg, Idaho; largest this day, July 2. There will be meetthe eastern cities, has dropped a band; benediction. President Jo- the opportunity of seeing the parties within one week Dasil Smith, first clarinet, Lo- Doris Farr, Arimo, Idaho: the of politics in tlie Joseph ings at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. with line to the Editor of the Cache seph E. Cardon. greatest wrestling show man in spring. These included two classes county.history third Lake. Salt A. gan, Gillett, Declo, Idaho; Phillip J. a pageant In Nibley Hall at American, stating he is having a from America. Already persons are re- in vocataional agriculture Frank third The committee resoluSwenson, saxophone, Hart, Bloomington, Idaho; Ellen passed a 7:30 oclock to be presented by wonderful time In Washington, D Merry-Go-Rounserving tickets. Thirteen hundred Missouri schools, an excursion from tion to ask Govtmor Blood to Salt Lake. Lewiston, Kemp, d Idaho; Lynn the stake Sunday School orC. He was entertained bv the people can be seated in the arent the University of Nebraska for all include in his message to the Keith Brizzee, third saxophone, Kloepfer, Rupert, Idaho; Ruth The has already and this popular arena should be students in Agricultural engineerganization. Brassards and by Ellen Nielsen, Lake. Salt session the issue of perNate, Montpelier, Idaho; Ray j. Elder David O. McKay of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. arrived for the big Fourth of filled. The Paramount theatre In ing, and a day of intensive instru- special Nelson. Garble Rich. to operate Brigham Nielsen of this city. The west- July celebration. It has been set Ogden Wednesday night was pack- ction in erosion controf for the mitting municipalities quorum of twelve has been anslaughter houses. If this bill be- LOST One black leather sheen City: Ruth Roskellev, Smithfield; nounced by the stake presidency ward journey started Thursdav up on the vacant lot on the cor- ed to the doors and the show county agents of 10 Missouri coun- comes law Logan is practically lined coat, between the O. S. L. Fred G. Somers. Garland; C. Erosion-contrspecialists as the speaker at the various where a visit will be made at The ner of First west and center lasted until fifteen minutes to one ties. assured of receiving R. F. C. funds and Providence. Return toiiam Taylor. Ogden: Melba Thom-th- e fair. Mr. Benson is aecompanaied street, Just across the street and a.m. Thursday morning. Every regard these group visits as a par- for the construction sessions in the tabernacle. or phone ley, Kaysville; John Vranes, of a plant Cache American customer stayed until the final ticularly effective method of on the trip by Mrs. Benson and west of the Cache American 586R3. here. ham:. climax. the Nielsens. R. 8. Zimmerman. torm : ly la .id of the U S BiotoRlcal s .rv ey In tiro Dakota and now In rliar;o o f tlx department In Pall Lake. is l days In Uvan spending .i h and Cache In coiua-cloemergency emtv nUlrn v.o; te In rodent control. Mr Is Zimmerman rays due to tlie late cold season the squirrels did n it ' eat Uw bait scattered this spring. As a consequent c tin re are iraw' squirrels than ever bet ore and un- less steps are taken to pet rid of them before they hibernate they will over run tire country next year, nits month and up to July 15 Is the best time to do this work. Mr. Zimmerman urge that all farmers do all they can to destroy these pests. There l plenty of bait at the court house which may be obtained from R L. Wrlgley, county agent. is in receipt lf r post-ma.- eu-niit- u-ra- -- I- -. auj -1 J j j Cars Needed To Transport Band Members AT SUER j Vis rjLfil till UlUiLlillU HAVE SCHOOL HERE MI j IN Many Marry During Last Days of June Fourth of July Will Be Gaily Celebrated MAY SETTLE MARSHALSHIP ' ' ne IN FEW DAYS a m Auction Sale Continues Per Announcement Violate Dunford Passed away from Utah Farmers Optimisiic and Heart Attack Determined doll-lik- Sugar Company Agrees Not to de Len-net- ta People May Paradise to Get Chance to Celebrate on Vote on Question Fourth July Spoil Fi?hing 38 Students On Honor Roll Soil-Erosio- ol Logan Stake Conference Here Sunday merry-go-rou- Wil-Dep- ot ol I |