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Show 'i i.!av. I CACHE AMKRICAN til v JS. 19.W. LOOK AT YOUR Hat everybody else does LATEST IN Felts Visits Sister Back from Canada S Mu. Mi rey Uiblxns U home 1mm trip la Canada lxre she .aa 1 lriil eural ks with relatives. MU AIuv uatiun lis T gurat oi lu-- r Chtls bull Puntdi-- e On Vacation Pres. and Mu. C. W. Dunn and At Bear Lake Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robbins, ot Mr. and Mra. ii. A. Dunn o! arc ;xn4imi a lew days al Lallan and Mr. and Mrs. IVrry the Yellowstone National park. Hyde ol Hyde Iaik. are spendend al a Hear Lake ing the aw-resort. Lake from Hy-ru- m Returns Salt Dr. and Mrs. Howard E. Cull returned Thursday irom a week t. Returns Home and Bradburv Amie Misses Mail a uli riiaino in Salt Lake Tasso motored to Salt Elclior City. Lake and Bark City during tin and accompanied Mis Can-n- k aeek Believes Son Improves Connie home. Bradbury t I. J. Clark of Hurley, Idaho, a ho in Tark City for visiting came to Lot.au on account ol tlx month. serious utmJ. nt that Is kll tils ton Harry J. Clark, state road patroltils sons Engagement Announced man, says lie condition is on the unprove. Ho(x Bishop and Mr. Wm. Work y are tnleitained lor the ultimate announce the emtamix nt of their Woi grand daughter. Alice Frena Amcr-kaiccoury of Mr. Clark. n ley to John Alma Binn cf Fork. Utah. TT.e marriage to Sunday Service lake place the latter part of Eleventh aard Sunday The August. ill be a under wrwee tlf levelling Gl ixaloi;l.al tlx juumion ofChairman tomn.iuee. Ilopkin J. New School Head Tlie Murray board of education Campbell of Uie Logan Slake aill be Wednesday night ar;oinud Janu s di iiartment i icnealogkal of ihe sinaker for the evening. Tau Clove city supermtendi nt -- chixls musical numbers are on Uie to succeed E. Allen Bau1 to ae-- c man. who resigned August Everyone is invited. pi the Bupcnnienrtenry ol Logan city schools. Sheepman Optimistic L. S. Smart, local sheepman, has hopes that the rdnep mduo-tr- y Completing Homes Is toms to be aint.hl. He "iliice new huik aie nearing from Bums. Oregon a In re completion. Tl.eie aie being bunt he rt.ade the purchase ot a flixk by Dr. J. C. Hay w aid on the at jiioul. vard. Clial C. W. ltapp on of 2ooO head ol yearling l. approximately iti.Ou per licaeL Tlie Lccond north street and on the coiner of Fourth price ol aool has given the flock mantels of the coumry much cn-- i N'crth and Fourth west. eoui agenu'tit. tin-pas- -- $1.59 & $2.49 MENS DRESS SOX fancy pattern 10c MENS WORK SOX black or brown 7c Jessens Shoe Store LOCAL NEWS Take Son to Specialists U. S. Marshall and Mrs. Gilbert Mecham motored to Salt Lake City today with their son, Lloyd, who Is to be treated by specialists for a facial disorder. House Guests Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Fry of Ogden are house guests this week of A Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Benson. special dinner was served In their honor. Mrs. Fry Is a sister of Mrs. Benson. Sells Wheat Well It is said that Joe Carlson who for a rood has been waiting market for his crop of 8000 bushels of wheat, sold it well. It was unloaded at 80 cents per bushel ju.--t before the drop in price. The Blue Creek f aimer, therefore, sold his last year's crop right at the peak. Touring with Dansettes Miss Slinley Jacobs! n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Feme Jacobsen, has left for a four week's tour with the RKO dansettes who appealed here last week. The tour is over the northwest and while on the tour Miss Jacobsen will taka part in the dancing acts of the Dansettes. Painters Take Notice All persons engaged In painting in this valley, aie urged to attend a meeting tonight at the chamber of commerce. There will be a discussion relative to the Recovery act relating to painters. There will be an organization eliected and a code of regulations enacted at the meeting. The time of the meeting is set for 8:30 oclock. Beyond Laramie Kurt Schmidt, the man who left Logan at noon July 17, is traveling right along, on his trip around the United States. He was over 480 miles beyond Logan on July 24, having left Laramie on that date for Cheyenne where they were to celebrate on July 25, tljeir pioneer day. His note to this paper says the next letter will be mailed from Omaha, Nebraska. Band Concert Prof. A. T. Hensen has been conducting a series of band practices during the past eight weeks. The members of the band are men and boys of Logan and Cache county who were anxious to do some summer playing and they have been successful in working up an organization that Is capable of furnishing some real music. Monday evening at 7 oclock they will render a concert on the tabernacle square to the public. Enjoy their music in the cool of the evening under the shade of the beautiful tabernacle square trees Return from Fair party of merry makers from Logan, out for a good time as well as business has returned from a trip to Chicago where they witnessed the World's fair and from Flint, Michigan, where they went for automobiles and trucks and drove them home. In the party A were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reese and Mr. and Mrs. France Jorgensen of the Cache Auto company; Alma Smith and wife of Lewiston! Roy Andrew and wife of Trenton. While at Detroit they visited with Art, a former resident of Jennings, Logan who is now an engineer in the Ford plant. Mr. Reese says Flint is right now experiencing a a Chevrolet boom, there being automobile being turned out every minute. pro-1,1a- Willi-D.a- Budge Reunion New Revenue Man The William Budge lamily reunion has been announced for Saturday, July 29. at Stock Brothers ceive tlie appointment revenue collector lor this district, lesort at Fish Haven on the shores to succeed Brigham M. Maughan, of picturesque Bear Lake. Dr. D. according to word reaching Logan C. Budge of this city is president from Salt Lake. Mr. Allen will cf the family organization and has have headquarters In the Logan charge of tlie arrangements. led) i al building. His chief will be Ha N. Hinckley ot Salt Lake Cr.y. Pass New Ordinance Retinue collector for the state of Logan city has passed a n v Utah. ordinance the prohibiting city construction of any building deChief Mecham Resigns signed for a livery stable, public Gilbert A. Mecham, chief of garage, service station, gas reserblacksmith police for Logan city for the past voir, grocery store, eight years, has resigned his posi- shop, laundry, or any other busition. He will be appointed U. S. ness, on a block corner In the Marshal for Utah, on August 1, by residence district. Judge Tilman D. Johnson. James Smith, chief police sargeant, will Hot Weather be acting chief of police until a While hot weather is the offernew chief is appointed. It Is possible this appointment will not be ing for the Intermountain country. Cache rather alley experiences made for some time to come. cool nights. Men employed on the road project in Logan canyon say Successful Dance it is really cold driving out of t!v Gene Coy and his black 'aces canjon in tlie evenings. The therstaged a very successful Wednesmometer lias been hoovering New at the dance day night around 98 degrees nio-- t cf th Mi-- s Sheron, Pennsylvanias week. most beautiful shaped girl, appeara white ed in bathing suit and selected Miss Logan for 1933. Her Enters Insurance Field Dwight W. Flickinger of Salt choice of tlie Logan beauties was first, Miss Norma Roberts; sec- Lake, has moved his family to ond, Miss Margene Smith and Lo"an and has taken ever th: The local agency for the Aetna Life third, Miss Reta Barnett. prizes were awarded by the Mod- Insurance company. Mr. Fliekinger has taken up his residence at 432 ern Beauty Shop. North 4th East. He is not an entire stranger t(J Logan, having Mosquitos Bad married a Logan girl. He is a Persons cwn.ng homes in Logan of Mr. and Mrs. Charles canyon say there are more mos- Goodsell. quitos in the canyon this year than any year during the past twelve. Some of the canyon home owners believe these mosquitos are breeding in the stagnant water along tlie newly built highway. It is sugbe gested that an investigation made and if this is the case, the state or county could at little expense fill in these pools with gravel. A. D. Allen ot Hyrum ts to reof deputy Dan-.-ant- e. w Guests Rotary Membersvarious CACIII Dan fUliui.eu - Page Five. CO EXT Y, UTAH Economic Highlights PARADISE is sjjrndiiitf Luke City, Wm. bi'tcr Mu ill - mot- ored t Ogden Katuielay taking the following: Mu Ed Balm. Mrs. Paul Balm, Melissa llowrlls. Mary Miles Verda Birry. Mr and Mrs Mrs MtMurdie, Hattie IVarere, Nephi Larsen. Isa bell Iticliman, Mublc Miles and Kenneth James. Miles, Bernice Shipley. Iouim Christiansen. Mu. Ed Balm, Mu. Jane James and Maurice M.U-attended tlie county leaders recitation Masting at Iro Idem hall Wednesday night. Mrs. Wm. T. Janie and two ons Dale and Ronald, spent Sunday at Lag' u. May Epeiutr and son Dale was hou.-- e guest of Ixr sister. Mrs. George Aust.n the first pert ol the week. and Mis. Josephine Lofthouse daughter Ruby and V. J. Lollliouv Bodrrro, and family and Ruby motored to WcliMllle where Mi mid Mu. George Baugh and family J.iiiud tliem and Dan uiolortd to llaiikMn to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ihnry J. Lotihem.se. Miss June Call of Afton. Wyoming has been house guest ol her grandfathers. David J. James. Mr. and Mu. Douglas Price arc r jmt mg cier a baby boy brought to their home lmt week. Mrs, Jane Kuhnian is Mis. at her daughters. ml Hole a V at to Mr and M'i LI McBride ot lid Pdai kfoot. loaho was week r ia.oir. Da...l J visitors of James. Beatrice Lufihoure of Logan is father.! sjx tiding tlie week with her Parley Lofthouse. is of Logan Emily Roberts spending tlw? week visiting her J. Mrs. Emily grandmother, Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Robeits of Logan were Monday visitors of his mother, Mrs. Emily Roberts. Loithou.se and Mrs. Josephine Mu. Emily Roberts spent Wednesday vLritlng relatives of Hyrum. Mrs. Harry Welch spent last week end with her mother, Mu. Julius Sorenson of Hyrum. Mu. David Thomas and two and Morgpne Lavon daughters. her spent last week visiting mother. Mrs. John Early at Bear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rock of Logan spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas. U-n- s measute we haw ewr sumc-- t stale "blue k" Lew picks by comparison What rUct so drastic a law will have cm legitimate promotions tlx-r- r ts room lor times! .NiUuiul International wlx're and diHririioe cf opinion in making H I gening 1 hat Affect the Dinr main statement ner Pall. Dhtdend Checks and to be seen. and report, mt Bills 11 Every Individual Problems Inseparable Prom In-rAs tlie alwavs vivid Frank Kent Welfare said in Dm Baltimore Bun. tlie thing of Die mometi. A ihoii time ago the rule and l that revovery lias pome below of procedure under the Die recovery program has gotten reguLsunii new Federal Securities Act (de- started. None of tlx three billion have been signed to protect Ann man Imo-tot- s public works dollar against worlhlesa stock Is- spent. Tlx first agreement uiuloi Act ha, sues. and misleading In- - the Industrial Control s'.niriit claims were nude public just been signed, and has not ve' liad time to produce results. Tie IUtnrUon aie strict, definite, Unde rwriu rs must lile wall vast farm plan Is still In the proslooktlw Trade Commission pective stnge. Yet biiMix's lull particulars be! ore they can sell ing up all kinds cf bumsse. hi new set unties Statements will be all part of tlx countrv. Tlx p al effect of bills designed duelled by CummivMon acetunt-uiiti- ; tla it alter tlie commission to old recovery unqursMoiiohly wen may either permit the sale or a factor in getting wheels in motali' the securities to be with- tion. drawn. statements IXmx-MIRegistration prices recently reached will be own to public Inspection the highest level in cIoJm to two nnd copies will be furnt.siied al jean. Current upward tnovenxir modi rate t to Interested parties. has been tlie best sustained in more a In 06 busiAny sak-prospectus tuned by ness than tlx? decade. Dow Jones averdays the nrurily sellers must likewise be hi. d. It will be studied wall a age of 40 corporation bonds ro e view to determining win tlx r it 14 33 to 87 86. Particular business omits any information necessary t j items of Interest follow: Postal Receipts decide tlie value of the oiler. Reports In n w he tlier it is show improvement of 13.35 inlkadlng, hot suf- 50 cities ficiently char. etc. In ca. t radio jx r ce nt In Juix? as comiwred with broadia tc are to be used m ti previous June. n !'. sc, too, nc.ii.l inn n Bank Di pouts Substanaal Foil A mi npunoal. large i alns made in second quarter an ' : ol temhal uifcrmat'on Is making Power Production whl be ncuu cd by the commission steady nnd sharp advances. ii:i r er '.t.ition is p.ade. It InAbout 2i per Car Loadings cludes: Names and addiesscs ol all cent bitter than last year at this (arsons owning more than len per time. cent of any class stock of tlx Railroad Farnings Expense security Issue; remuneration ex- are down and gross revenue up 25 000 raid bv the stock-issuceeding presaging greatly Improved net Induring past year and to come .showings. director cilioer; the estimated nri Steel At highest point since proceeds to be derived from the April, 1931, exceeding 50 per cent security:. Commission costa will be of capacity. borne by registration fee of Wholesale Prices Steady adof one per cent of the vances registered week by week. maximum aggregate price at which Recent gains included farm prothe securities are proposed to b ducts, fuel, lighting, metals, buildoffered. household goods, ing materials, Thus, tlie new bill Is more etc. sweeping In its requirements than Stock of Goods Stork of fin- 4i. y similar H.e known sl Ijral 1 aggressive advance r tuture, eirc:rd III ix-a- Tiwjre beginning to talk already about lle next Congress which convene January 3rd for its lust regular session. Tax change, reciprocal tarn!!; bankruptcy revision, veterans benefits. war debts lxre are a few o! subthe prmct(xil economic-socijet Is that will be thrashed out. It have Introduced a sweeping, rt-jwhich bill, banking Unitary will eliminate state and private bank AnDxr prixpective piopes-- I n al of vast Importance is a act to bring railroads and highway carriers, barge-lu- x air vehlek undrr rentiallred res belx-vethat ulatlon. Again, It ts tlie securities bill, diartic as U is I will be made Mill m re rigid rnc r rr s n. pro-n.o- b- , er VtftllT Saturday Nite July 29th Cache Valleys Largest and Most Beautiful Ballroom Dance Starts at 9 P. M. Gents 25c Ladies 10c Victim Improves When an explosion occurred in the gas works at Wrexham, England, only one man. Owen Evans, the manager, thought to turn olf the main gas supply, saving th" town from a great disaster. AFT ent 1 The world is a comedy to those that think; a tragedy to those who Horace Walcpel. Everything in this wcrld depend upon will. Disarell. feel. Marvelous Values Throughout MAt S tore By Buying Now LEONARD REFRIGERATOR prices must go up again. The cost of raw materials has steadily advanced. We have just received, from the factory, notice of this coming increase. Until it goes into effect we are still able to offer beautiful new Leonard Electrics of the latest model backed by 52 years cf refrigeration experience for as little as $99.50. They have the famous Leonard with 8 freezing cooling unit, d Steady-KolDefroster, and other speeds, Bike Man Weds Chill-om-et- Keaton and Donald Grant both of Gwendolyn Wadsworth, marriage Logan, have obtained licenses at the office of Clerk C. V. Mohr and were married this week. Mr. Keaton is employed at the New Bike Shop. His host of friends will wish him well in hi new venture. Others to obtain marriage licenses are John Alden Smith and Estelle Schwendiman, both of Sugar City; Floyd Packer of Franklin and Ruth Nora Wiser, Logan, Lester Swainston Thomson, Rexburg and Lera Packer, Franklin. er outstanding features. At present low prices $99.50 to $346.50 Leonard quality is a bargain you may never be able to duplicate... Phone or call at our showroom to-da- y. Back from Northwest C T R I REFRIGUAiCR nrso Logans Bargain Store 57 West Center Street trails-Iportutk- at the Fawn and Jessie Anderson and Jewel Allen are on a trip to Chicago where they went to visit the World's fair and for a summer vacation. Tlx condition of David Niched; who suffered a fractured skull Saturday m Lrpnn canyon whc.i struck on the head with a rex k. was reported to be improved. vc Big Time Assured Cousins on Trip Officials of the Rotary clubs of Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo, were and Preston, Montpelier, guests of the Logan club Thursday. They were called here by O. Guy Cardon, district governor, foy Utah and Idaho. Problems of the club were discussed throughout the day. Luncheon was served at the Hotel Eccles at noon. In the evening a session was held at the canyon home of Olof Nelson, president of Logan Rotary. James M. Smith, local lumberman, son Byron and their wives have returned from a tour of the Northwest, including Portland and Seattle. They report a wonderful outing. While away they visited several large lumber mills, including one of the largest mills in the world located at Lakeview, Washington. They spent a couple of this mill hours going through where ever million and eight hundred thousand feet of lumber are turned out of the logs every 24 hours. It was a revelation to see the accomplishments in the lumber industry. Mills are operating at rapacity in many of the principal lumber centers of the northwest. A visit was mads to the Rainier Park cn the return d foods In hands of distributors Its an open act ret Ual Mr. Rooae ul low. and active demand veil D not through with hi pro-- I will be lellrrUd lit restcxklng. gram he got much exit of tlx; hut fchowe.l jrongrrw, and lx will ask muih Employment, Payrolls lie will doubUex moderate Increase recently. 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