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Show Friday, July 21 established AF1ER Wash-ingto- n Head quarters at West Point, 1779. Butter Market 8n trtrin No. 7J. CAMPAIGN LOGAN, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1933. Telephone 700 1 0 WHERE TO CELEBRATE IDAHO POTATOiTENNIS COURT IN CACHE ON PIONEER DAY DEALER PREVENT HEED BACK M -a'- SDAI-Bultff ! t 2i today. A Home Paper for Home People Second Year miifUco 62 West Center Eijrht Pages HORSE RACES SHOULD BE USED GIVE ENTERTAINMENT WILL HOUSE DAB First Race Program FOR Many ut the county town-- have announced inten- FROM THE EAST! tions of conducting celebrations on July 24. Utah's celebrated Pioneer day. Business Condi - ' Central Park Proves to be Authorities Formulate Prollyrum in the south end of the alley, has announc- Reports Valuable Play Ground and Farm Revive Wide tions be to County gram ed a parade, meeting in the tabernacle, rodeo. Iiasehall Recreation Features to Prices Good Obtain Receives ers Fair County horse races and many other attractions. be Added. for Their Attention. Crops. Providence will have one of those highly entertainTlie Mutuals of the Seventh ing Indian sham battle together with numerous other Nine thousand nilk-- and travelFarm bureau executive commit; of Harness and Running Races in Valley in Long Time Horsemen Have Steeds in Condition for Monday at Fair Grounds. s Lundstrom Furniture Co. Store Building Recently Vacated Now Being Remodeled for Other Ten- ant. ing in thirty two Mates since early ward are already laying plana to tee. with E. E. Hendricks, presi- attractions. Logan will soon announce tha Htir.scnu.-i- i Irmii several of the surrounding states opening In June, was tlie record of Elmer have a dance next week on the dent, In charge, the district agriof a new department store he is rodeo for Newton their to new tennu court boosting splendid arrived recently completRigby of Idaho Falls who cultural Inspector Blon Tolman. as well as (ache Valley fanciers of running stock, have in the comer building recently Uw at ed eastLogan Central Park. and the county agent. K. L. Wrtg-le- handled bv expert horsemen. Plans have been made to In Logan this week from an vacated by tlie J. C. Penney comtour. Tlie entire dis- This la only another Indication of their animals well jjroomcd fur the hi race meet to he market ern met alth the county commison First North and Main. pany conduct one of the best rodeos ever held in the valley. tance was made without a punc- how much live Logan Central Park iriven at the Cache fair sioners Wednesday to discuss the on Pioneer The new store a til be the General grounds county will be used alien equipment Is Cove and Cornish will also have programs at their ture and upon arriving In Logan aeed problem and to formulate a Stores of Preston, Department he succeeded In getting two flat provided. The plan la to have the Day. owmed and managed program to prevent weeds from respective towns. by O. W. tennis court well lighted, with the start to tires. The race has been bitf 2 and seed scheduled this to year at Stores. A similar line of merchanprogram going horseshoe courts near fair the Cache at afternoon the by. busiWith next In the east eradication County year. tlie During their Everywhere oclock prompt and will he started off at the scheduled dise that has characterized this store for many years, will b the Information available the pol- grounds, there will he horse racing, bringing out the ness Interests are optimistic. FarmIt la believed that the tennis 0 hour. Most of the horses that will handled. recommend to recovmill to are a be ers lorward adopted looking court and horseshoe courts will be icy enter tlie bl meet are already on intermountain in horses finest the where this pracAll have har used every country. clean cultivation The writer remembers back as far ery of conditions. the grounds and things are in during Uw re- tice Is possible. There is plenty of variety in the above programs to vested Uietr crop and found readyas malnd.r ot evening the order lor a great afternoon's en- as the R. K. Thomas department Nlghl play. market. Potatoes sold as high On small areas in A lie field, along tng during the summer season la tertainment next Monday. Business store and down the line came entertainment to all Cache Valley. S3 50 per hundred. A communication fence lines, ditch banks, canal and give ample very desirable. houses of Logan will be closed and E. W. Elliot & Co. Ooldren Smoke la seen belching from has been directed to Commissioner roads It Is possible best to spray there 1U be little If anything else Rule. J. C. Penney Company and smoke stacks and men are going Finch of the parks of Salt Lake or use salt. But wherever clean to attract the home folks. now Ocneral Department back to work In tlie big Industrial City to get plans for their lighting cultivation Is possible It has proved Tlie track has been well sprlnk Stores. the E. Allen Bateman, new supercenters. system for their tennis courts at to be cheaper and more effective. led and electric power has been intendent of Logan city schools, provided to make the loud speakEvery store that has been conThe state department of agriculMr. Rigby visited among tlie Liberty Park ture through Its representative, met Thursday afternoon with all ing system elfectlve. Canvas has ducted In this building has been dealers to whom he ships tlie Tlie court at the Logan successful. The store building Is Blon Tolman. the commissioners. Idaho Spuds from the Snake river Central tennis Park will be ready lor school principals of tlie district In been stretched over the large well located In the heart of the Farm Bureau, and the county the spud farmfeels He to that It make In valley. grandstand pleasant business center of the city. The The annual reunion of the famplaying the latter part of next a get acquainted meeting. No poli- Hie agent went on record favoring a Tlie most sensational rodeo of er of the west will reap a lucrative week. early afternoon. Trees cover corner store will be occupied Sr. was held cies were outlined, Mr. Bateman the bleachers by Newfrom season the harvest at so this be will season will vigorous campaign to eliminate the ily of John Kemp. It be the nice Blaged the new concern which will take at the home of Bishop John H. ton, The North and west of the tennis announced after the meeting. spread of noxious weeds. 24th. Parley Hall and standpoint of a good price. and cool during the time the meet about half the July 19. met Bateman Mr. In North Logan. July building. Manager Thursday Is under way. Marlon McBride of Wellsvllle have Idaho Falls broker visited here court at tlie Central Farmers alll be advised to take Kemp A. O. Lundstrom of the Lundstrom Park, tlie with the school board. John H. Kemp presided been on the Job selecting the best with his mother. Mrs. George Rig- ground Is being leveled and a night Is steps immediately to prevent the at Bishop two Besides races harness with Furniture and social, business another the company, owners of the meeting meeting expected riders and ropers and bucking by. and then continued on Ills way covering of clay placed on It In of It further spread of weeds. will be called by three heats to the race, there are building, stated today that another where the following officers were horses for the principals the with home. rodeo. the four running races listed. Tlie re tenant will be announced within order to hold water for the skat- the new fallowing the meeting selected: superintendent after he commissioners the Farm Bureau Twenty men have been working ing ' rink for this winter. With a assumes his duties, August 1. at will also be a kids pony race In a short time for the remainder of vice H. President. John Kemp; met and executive committee dJustm,nt the same lighting which his policies will be outlined. which Cache Valley owned ponies the building. sec- - for tlie past two weeks in preparthe Farm Bureau lair and; president, Alvin O. Orchard: There will be the grounds. can William Evans Jr., president of the will be entered. Every youngster Mrs. Harper Hill, proprietoress of u,nnls sysUra Ior authorUcd the' calling of a meet- - end vice president. Phyllis Palmer; ing in the valley with a running pony the Central Hotel will Uiod for the skat111 rink plenty of shady parking for the of education, Thursboatd continue the h Logan P. Elvin gcnealo-P? Bodily; secretary. court -aU committees at the there can be night skaung. ing The day introduced Mr. Bateman to can enter this race and there will hotel In the upstairs part of the Orchard. cars. JUoCpIlI on July 29 at which time gical chairman. Anna G. be attractive hole for horses all at purses the will Park 1 business men of the city. ,!wUnimn8 building. Parley Hall stated the grounds Luncheon was served to fifty which enter the races. the various committees will outline also be completed and ready for Mayor Lundstrom has spared no members of the family com- are tlie best In the valley. usenext their work for the lair. Immed- nine from Holbrook. Dayton, week. Price of admission has been plac- expense to make the building Gwenia Clarke of Newton has Presing iate steps will be taken to advered at 25 cents for adults and ten modem In every way for the new Two major ton and Fairvlew, Idaho, and Lew- been selected for the beautiful Salt Lake City A good beginning Is being made tise the lair which Is scheduled for cents for children under twelve tenants. He has remodeled both In iston, Logan, College Ward. Salt rodeo queen, and will lead the changes in the missionary set-u- p 13. for the 12. and 11. Cenof the development September years of age. The price of admis- and out side, L. C. Gabrielsen, havLake City and Holliday, Utah, an parade. of the L.D.S. church were an- tral Park, and it Is hoped that a sion has been placed at a figure ing had the contract for the carFollowing the rodeo Newton and nounced Tuesday at the offices of interesting program of songs, readbig planting program can be done to give the greatest possible en- pentry work. Tlie building has been ings. music, talks and dancing and Clarkston will clash in a lively the first presidency of the church. next spring. tertainment for the least possible rewired and repainted, moderanlz-ln- g outdoor games were enjoyed by all. baseball game. Dr. Joseph F. Merrill, member the place so that to all Intents money. Every attraction will be added to of the council of twelve apostles The work at the park is being Benson Mr. and Mrs. Jacob and purposes It la practically a make a real celebration. and church commissioner of educa- done, according to the recent plan Jorgensen are at home the new building. r. visiting At the pioneer meeting at 10 a. tion, was appointed president of of Improvement prepared by Grant of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Munjt. ... d m. Dr. MtClellan and Prof. missions, with head- Bowen, head gardner of the state Mrs. Munk and Mr. European are Jorgensen Porter of the U.S.A.C. and quarters in London; and Don B. capital grounds, and accepted by sister, and Mrs. JorTrevor Clarke and Marcus Griffin Colton. United States representa- the Logan City Commissioners and brother and Mr. Well today Is the day of days in Munk are brother and Bevue that and Clyde Christensen will be pre- tive from Utah for the past 12 the special committee of the Logan gensen Logan. The giant KKO and sister. sent with their respective parts on years, was named president of the Chamber of Commerce. the Capitcl has been promising These good people were early eastern states mission, with headWhen Major George Braden of settlers of Benson where they acits patrons the past weekgunopens upwards of 600 of (he program. the theOnoldTuesday of Newton Y. Wellsvllle and the The N. at the Brooklyn, stake opening From quarters tlie the National Recreational associa quired extensive holdings of valLogan today. people The wheat plan, under the Agwill Dr. Merrill will succeed Dr. John tion was in Logan recently, and a uable land and built commodious ricultural Prince of Pep Jay Brower were feted on the Logan Senior bands will furnish the music for Adjustment Act, Is dewith 9 p. m. Celeat dance the Postmaster Eugene Yeates anrocking audience of Big a A. day. member In the shade the also the was school Widtsoe, to held discuss super- homes. They also acquired larg finitely getting under campus. meeting keep high Docway this nounces holiday hours will be obBlues 24th. at "Ole brate Newton, as the acted former who July twelve has devised trees It was the apostles, of the west laughter. Jay, by on land of planted playgrounds. side the WilDirector holdings to week, according tor has the fastest bag of tricks students of the B. Y. College. president of the L.D.S. European cision of the meeting that Com- of Bear river. Realizing that the liam Peterson, manager of the ag- served at the Logan postoffice on Pioneer missions for the past five and a missioner N. W. Merkley ask for value of these holdings would be ricultural administration Monday, July 24th as of his career and the capering S. B. Mitton, chairman of the for Utah. follows: day, Carriers will make one half years, while Mr. Colton suc- representatives of the various or greatly enhanced by Irrigation, Mr. Is some you will never forget. stake old folks committee was In rest the of and During July complete delivery In the residenceeds James H. Moyle, who was ganlzations of the city to act as Jorgensen conceived the Idea that His twelve Merrymakers is some- charge of the program rendered In early August meetings will be held entertain- the Nibley Hall. He welcomed all Tuesday sworn in as United States a general committee to outline a Bear river might be tapped at a in practically all wheat growing tial district. Rural carrier routes thing new in fast band will be served as usual. General commissioner of customs. recreational where it flows communities in the state, Director supervised ment. Every man Is not only a the guests In a neat little opening program suitable place delivery and stamp window and Mr. Colton will leave for New for Logan. hills and there The prophets were all the thus talented musician of the new schodP speech. Music was rendered by Chicago Peterson said. through Every wheat farmer registry and C.O.D. division will bo $1.25 York Thursday, expecting to return but quite a perofrmer and the the high school band under direc- wrong when they predicted or open from 9 A.M. to 10 Acting on this suggestion Com- would be sufficient fall to .carry is invited. County agricultural . , , show in tion of Prof. A. T. Henson, me wheat by September first, because here in the fall, when Mrs. Grace missioner AM., all a are water most to complete the elevated the has called for specialties Merkley other departments of the postoffice Colton, his wife, and four children. representatives west farms of river. the themselves with a surprise every various wards of the stake supplied that price was passed today. from the Logan temporary committees, campaign remain closed. Outgoing mail will numbers on the program. Mr. Jorgensen succeeded In con- will arrange for these meetings, will Wheat for next' May Mera, Alice Gwen Mary and Glade Chamber of Commerce, the Utah minute. The RKO Dansettes will be despatched and Incoming lawn sold at $1.27 delivery east on these him the B. were time will first Tables Colton, the accompany over placed the land of holders a with a the bushel, win you get things started, and handle the mall will be distributed to look College, the vincing a very maximum advance of 5 cents a again. The date of Dr. Merrill's State Agricultural appear. the Misses where enjoyed guests little of the and the educational part of the program. boxes as usual. plan charming Logan City School Board, the feasibility farmers united their rather weak departure has not yet been deter- Council of the Their clever dance routines are ot delicious luncheon supplied by the bushel. At these preliminary community Special delivery and perishable withbe to is committees. novelties but various ward galore. mined, with expected but financial decided new AU forces, type the Logan Teachers the they association, grains, wheat, corn, oats, rye, meetings the plan will be discussed mail matter will be promptly debedance months. several in In surlive or or sink to novelty latest All the swim; die; and Cache association, the barley, were wanted by speculators and explained fully, literature will livered. The post of president of the Stakes, and the Logan who acted as if this were their American Legion. vive or perish, they would carry be distributed, and farmers may fore settings so colorful are the considered revue. All missions is European this of giant was As soon as these last chance to buy. Trading are through the enterprise. Day after apply for a contract. Three men highlights RKO vaudethe most important in the L. D. made a meeting appointments of the general day, week after week, month after will be elected at these same meetorderly. through the unit show for entailone S. great and THOMAS in missionary organization, II. ville is mixed The speculators were not selling committee will be held to outline month; yes year, after year these ings to make up a community By GEORGE the man(Dedicated to the Logan Stake for profits. recreational Wheat, for example, ing supervision of most foreign supervised big all around good time programs valliant farmers struggled on and committee. One of these three men make of missions the including church, says, Old Folks) for Logan City. finally they saw the large canal will be a hiember of the board of agement of the Capitol opened slightly higher and then even similar entertaina in South the Africa, for now on to march they had struggled so hard to directors of the county wheat proup your date right proceeded is believed It that the through The Im very glad Im here today ment treat of the season. the hill, almost without a pause manner to the Jurisdiction of the corporation of the schools and the make full of water to quench the duction control association, repreantown, to In twelve first and pretty wishes Logan, apostles other also presidency thirst of their growing crops. How senting his until a maximum advance of 5 management organizations with Logan City community. it is true Eldon Ashliman, 41, formerly ot cents a bushel had been recorded. over the missions within the United that such a program can be ar- happy they would have been had nounce that this giant stage at- We say to you, and The communiity committee of Logan but for the round. travel all screen In States. my not been for the it past five years they Then the market reacted a cent obligations traction with the delightful next is for There ranged year. review the where'er Ive never been, Dr. Yes seen, I've to In applications this to a post, resident of Idaho Falls where he succeeding Say She Had or more. At the close, the maxispecial considerable playground equipment had incurred In order to complete for contracts, check the reported men handsome achievea So Merrill of list has many has been engaged in used auto long the job they had so courageously mum gains were Just under 4 cents with Loretta Young, Lyle Talbot, acreages and production, and make parts and automobile repair work, ments as educator, scientist and at the school grounds and with undertaken. dear old girls with snowy curls a and Winnie Liglitner. All will be And bushel, with the May delivery that now being added at the Cento ten. adminand certification wheat the score Of at three worker. He was born church years, died But when can their glory an Wednesday following presented at the present popular God bless these dear good women at $1.26. tral Park it will be possible to put istration. operation. The advance in wheat was startl- Richmond, Utah, August 24. 1868, over a good program if it is sup fade? The wealth that the West prices. the son Wood Who through the heat of sun. of and Marriner The board of directors of the Deceased was the son of Mr. ing enough, but was overshadowed Maria L. The is almost Cache Canal carries into Cache And stinging cold of winter Kingsbury Merrill. In ervfed- withoutequipment Valley during the season of the county association will elect three and Mrs. John Ashliman of North Quietly 1889 by the action of barley. That supervision. men, he was their Stood by sturdy ot graduated from the is the main thing. growing crops can be appreciated men to serve as the county allot- Logan. He was a and with no more fuss than wheat This committee W. G. Clark of this city. Prior to Teaming well together advanced 12 cents normal course at the University only by those who have a keen ment committee. prices barley No a committee doubt special stream. of soil and To conquer Utah; in 1893, he obtained his will be sense of the imperative need cf will check the application-repo- rt moving to Idaho, Mr. Ashliman a bushel in the short space of two appointed to visit Ogden And make this dear old valley, and every step of the gain degree of bachelor of science at and Investigate their plan of sup- moisture which irrigation affords blanks, publish the lists in the was employed by J. L. Montrose hours, Green. A dream of Gold and local newspaper, and complete the company. cent the University of Michigan, and in ervised recreation. Ogden has one in this area. and was made by 1899 was made a doctor of philIve seen most gorgeous sunsets, It often is the case that the contract for the grower to sign. He is survived by his parents, Jumps. of best the of in systems city any Out in the golden west, builder does not enjoy the results Contracts should be ready to be his wife, Alta Clark Ashliman and The December delivery opened osophy at Johns Hopkins univer- the states. Isaac Alma Packer. 67, died at But standing on your temple hill, of his labors. This is the case with signed by the latter part of Aug- the following children, Morris, Verl, cents and never stopped sity. 73 395 at Wednesday, home family the I think I saw the best. Jacob Jorgensen and his devoted ust. Mavis, Coral and Dean. rising until it hit a peak of 83 East Fifth North street, of a par- Fluffy golden cloudlets The body will be shipped to Soon after the middle of Septem4 cents family. We have often conversed which was 11 cents, stroke. Trimmed with silver lace. alytic with them but never have we heard ber, according to Director Peterson Logan Saturday afternoon andser-vice- s higher than Saturdays close. Ho was bom at San Bernardino, The sun grandeur bids adieu will be held In the North have signed contracts a word of complaint fall from those Not only wheat and barley, but Cal August 2, 1865, a son of They move in queerly grace with the secretary of agriculture Logan chapel Sunday afternoon at their lips. corn and oats enjoyed a taste PackC. rye, Berry and H. Lucy Isaac No wonder Brigham Young declar We regard such an attitude as to reduce their next plantings ac- 1 o'clock. Loof prosperity. There seemed little er He had been a resident of Mrs. ed, an evidence of nobilitv. cording to the requirements, will news to account for the advance, His widow, months. 15 Ye Saints, This is the Place. gan W. G. REESE be paid the first installment of from that surCanada except reports Packer, Williston G. Elizabeth Funeral services were held Wedtheir cash compensation adjustthe weather was unfavorable for Smithfield Henderson Huntvives and six sons and a daughter ment payment. in the Sixth ward afternoon nesday wheat. Here Salesman an Preston, Smithfield Idaho; er, of resident S. Packer, aged Clothing Alma William Curtis Traders even fell back on wea- died at noon today from disability chapel for George H. B. Gessel of Spokane, a forElmer S. and Ray Packer. Rigby, therbeaten weather adages to ac- and age. He was born August 9 with Bishop Olof I. Pedersen in mer resident of Providence, who Here On Vacaion Idaho; Nathan and Parley Packer, W. K. Williams, extension foresa count for the upturn In com. Some 1358, in Medomasly, England, the charge. There was large turnout is now a clothing Lew Shelton, employee of Blair is salesman, Pocatello, Idaho; Joseph Packer, of relatives and friends to pay a ter for the United States departare in BarEllen katydids Mrs. reported singing son of is SanMotor Salt A. of and Isabelle his vacation His here. Lake, Joseph company Great Falls, Mont.; spending ment of agriculture, arrived In the corn fields, recalling the ad- ders Hunter. His parents are bota last tribute to departed. 16 grand is driving down from Spo- visiting here on his vacation. Mr. family bour, Twin Falls. Idaho; The ward choir rendered three kane and will visit here for a Shelton recently met with an au- Utah Monday to spend the week age: "When the katydids sing, the dead. He is survived by one brochildren: eight brothers and sisnumbers with special music con- time. On the return forest tree plantings in Funeral services old frost stings, indicating frost ther. Smithfield ters. William Packer, Twin Falls. trip the fam- tomobile accident in which he re- inspecting for Byron M. Watts, 40, who died within six weeks. services have not as yet sisting of a quartet by Donald ily will visit Yellowstone National ceived broken ribs and other In- the state. He will be accompanied Funeral Idaho; Louis Packer, Idaho Falls, at Seattle, 17 were Smith, Lear Baugh, Praley Peder- Park and other Wash., July by Paul M. Dunn, extension foresbeen announced. Miami, Edward Packer, Lindquist and sen and Reuban points of interest. juries. He will remain here on his ter Idaho; at 2 p. m. In the for the Utah State Agriculconducted Pedersen; vocal Mr. Gessel has Sons are in charge of the body. from vacation until he is able to go returned just Ariz.; Delbert Packer, Declo, Ida- Smithfield today duet by F. H. Baugh, Sr. and a business LJJ.S. First ward chapel tural college. Mrs. Nellie into Wyoming and back to work. trip ho; Frank Packer and Elizabeth with Colorado. He savs he finds busicity with burial In Smithfield Baugh Plantings in Weber, Salt Lake, Thorpe Powell, St. Anthony, Idaho; Mrs. Shooting Banned under the direction of Phyllis Baugh as accompanist. Utah, Juab, Millard, Beaver and ness on the upgrade. Elirre Harrison, Ririe, Idaho, and cemetery & Sons mortuary. be Soon Around Promiscous shooting in the counTooele counties will be Inspected Speakers were N. A. Larsen, John Mrs. Luella Karley. Grace. Idaho. Lindquist ty has been banned by the county W. Pickett, Bishop O. F. Rice, M. Joseph Odell, former postmaster and Mr. Williams will give sugHe was bom here October 22, Funeral services will be held Low Close Closes Wheat: who had the misfortune to fall and gestions and recommendations commissioners Open High of C. Rigby of Newton and Bishop Temple reupon request 1892, a son of Joseph and Harriet Saturday at 2 oclock In the Fifth Miles Watts. His wife, Mrs. Georgia July $1.02H $1.05 $ .90 0 .90 Moses Bodrero who reports daneer Pedersen. Prayers were offered bv President Shepherd of the Lo- Injure himself on the postoffice garding the windbreak, shelter belt ward chapel under direction of .92 .90 1.07 1.084 as a result of men and boys with Arent Johnson and Pres. A. E. gan temple, announces that the steps Tuesday afternoon, is said and woodlot plantings, Mr. Dunn also his Sept. and Sons Morticians. Butler Watts, a survives, 1.0814 Lindquist Ul: guns shooting along the Benson Anderson. The grave was dedicatbrother. Henry J. Dec. temple will be closed Monday, Ju- to be much Improved and will soon said. From Utah Mr. Williams will parents and Burial will be In the Logan 1.16 1.12 Ward cutoff highway. be around again. ed by E. O. Wilcox. May ly 24. go to Wyoming. Watts, all of Smithfield. y, New School Head Attends Meeting With Principals Kemp Family Public Invited Reunion Held To Celebrate at North Logan Pioneer Day n, Shamhart-Chris-tlanse- n. Dnn R Pnlfnn and'uttl F Mprrill j J Howell-Cardo- . vx6t rllgn I OSltlOnS Jorgensens Visit Relatives at Benson Ward Big Stage Show Opens at Capitol - .Theatre Today Logan Stake Old Folks ' In Wheat Campaign Gets Under Way Mail Service Pioneer Day, Says Director July 24 th Wll-for- Annual Party Demand Sends Wheat to $1.27 .... 1- -4 Parent-Teache- rs Beautiful Logan Eldon Ashliman Succumbs To Operation 1- -8 Isaac A. Packer Died From Stroke On Wednesday w 1- -4 1- -2 Inter-mounta- in 1- -4 1- -2 Henderson Hunter Geo. W. Curtis Died Today At Services Held In Sixth Ward Smithfield Home U. S. Forester Byron Watts Services Visits Logan Held . in Smithfield Range of Grain Futures |