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Show ip Pajre Two. m f. r a n i f n hjntv. Utah r i c a .v Friday. June and of said corpur-- 1 tl.n; a lo (or the purpose of rn- ldertng the gdvuabil.ty of selling all of the real and personal property of said Corporation and to aut.mrize the officers of said cor oration to sell and depose of all of said pro;ier.y. Dated this 17:h day of May A. 15. 1931. President, CACHE AMERICAN fltml Published firry Tundxy and Frtrixj American PublUhlng I Uh Center hired, ll 2 C. ALLEN Jr. Fdltor J. C. WH. INGLAMt. Miurrr FI OVD ROSE. AOtrlMnf Manifr' Newxpaprr, Wri-Yl- By I lie Uarhe ffi J SrfrtTary-Trea.stir- 11. F.NGLAN'D, ('. lea t'td M rale. made known apoa appllrallon. 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"Oh yes you do That's (thy vou want to inarrv her Build a wall The sad part of It Is vou can t elimiHe'll grow more nate your rival menacing with the years " "If there Is anybody else said What his Tates, "who is It His other name doesn t Yates stood up His voice was "I'm not going to let vou harsh poison mv mind against her with any stray piece of gossip you have It's a pltv we can t meet the Issue I'm in friendship and frankness terribly sorry I never thought we'd face each othet as enemies but since vou won't give me a divorce I shall be forced to get one '' I'll contest it Elinor stood also But whethei with all mv strength I win or lose, I'm your wife No ever court decision can change It I'll always be your wife And this Is your home John to come back to" her voice faltered "when you have no other place to turn to She turned away suddenly to hide the tears that blinded her eves Yates walked quickly to her He placed his hand on her shouldei in a mute, clum9v gesture of comfort She took his hand for a fleeting Instant, then with a muffled "Goodbye. she was gone Yates stared after her his face a mask of stark misery He picked up his cane and chair and hat from a near-bwalked slowly from the house the And his been house that v I only team awn Joseph 8cktldkrauti Yeaae iwae as the man entered Me acerad expectantly, almost fear-fVsJ tha newcomer wtjo seemed teethe re BUk. Mgr. WTdteWhUtier. LEGAL NOTICES Notice To Creditor In the Matter ot the Estate of. Alma O. Jackson, Deceased. claims Creditors will present with vouchers to the undersignAvon. In ed at hia residence Cache County, Utah. Paradise R. P. D. No. 1, on or before the Date 16th. day of August 1934. June 12th. of first publication 1934. Thomas L. Jackson. Administrator. C. W. Dunn, Attorney lor Administrator. Logan, Utah. In the Matter of :he estate of Annie Brown McBride. Deceased. their will Creditors present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at hia residence In Cache County. Utah, on cr before the 15th. day of August 1934. Date of First Publication. June 12th. 1934. David Lester McBrid. Administrator. C. W. Dunn, Atty. for Administrator. Hy-ru- Notice to Creditors In the Matter of the estate John A. Ochsenbeln, Deceased. 1934. Administratrix of the Estate of said Deceased. C. W. DUNN, -- a. Sec.-Tr- 0 S U M M and Dir, N S Horiethoein; Machine and Spring Wor- k- ' Acetylene Welding Truck and Trailer Bodie See PETER HANSEN Main 569 North IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TI1E FIRST JIDICUt. DIS STATE OF TRICT OF THE THE FOR I'TAH. IN AND COUNTY OF CACHE. Logan, Utah I have Opened a Blacksmith - Horseshoeing and LeGrande L. Hardy. Plaintiff vs. Cora M, Hardv, Defendant. General Repairing Shop THE STATE OF UTAH TO SAID Work Guaranteed DFTTNDANT: to PETER HANSEN You are hereby summoned appear within twenty days after 369 North Main service of this summons upon you. In If served within the county U which this action brought, otherwise within thirty days after service, and defend the above entitled action; and In rase of your failure so to da judgment will be rendered against you acExtracta, Me; Fining, I1.N: Terms Cash cording to the demand of the rule, SIAM on file Is with which complaint the Clerk of the above Court. DR. LYMAN E. 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B!acksmithing Attorney for Administratrix. Merit Oil Let Us Grease Your Car 68 of, claims Creditors will present with vouchers to the undersigned! at her home. No. 570 East, 7th North Street, Logan, Utah, on or before the 17th. dav of July 1934. Date of first publication; May 15th. M. Prisoner They were pleasant enough. Judge, but they all came and wanted to live on me. dun t know I cant understand Stockholders Meeting I came to do such a low, rotten thing I must have been drunk or out of my mind You an send our GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY bill to the office Go on get out" stockholders a that meeting special Here's 'Okay Conroy shrugged the key to his nat Y ju paid tor it of the stockholders of Thatcher you might want it fot a souvenir." Milling and Elevator Company, a He threw the key or. a chair and corporation, will be held at the walked out quickly Yates looked office and usual place of business dumbly at the address clutched went hand His gaze of said corporation, on Thursday, tightly in his slowly to the key on the chair . . the 21st day of June, 1934, at ten Yates cat rolled up in front of o'clock A.M. of said day, for the 'You needn't Zukowskl'. duelling purpose of electing a Board of wait." he informed the chaufteur. Directors of said Corporation, and I'll drive home myselt ' ' Yes, sir " Yates walked quickly into the building Some lime later another ARTIFICIAL TEETH car drew up in front of the house, ttlossom and zukowskl stepped out. A SPECIALTY In a few moments they were in Plates without Roof Tonys studio apartment. Guaranteed to Fit Fifteen minutes later they were Dated at Logan, Utah, June 9, sealed at a small table in the large 1934. Dr. J. A. McCausland room A midnight snack C. V. MOHR, living 32 East Center The clock read 12 30. Logan Clerk and Auditor. "Travel light and you travel light' (Advertisement) hearted said Zukowskl "As little baggage as possible and no timeWhen you're hungry, write tables a song He stared at Blossom she hadn't heard a word "Biossom '' Blossom snapped out of her reverie with a jerk. 'Y'ou haven't heard a word said " Blossom played with a fork "I've I ve made up my been thinking nnnd about something. Tony . . ." Zukowskl looked at her inquiringly T can t leave on the boat with you next week " "Now sweetheart I know how you feel about your play Starts on a Split Second Blossom shook her head "It isn't . the play " She leaned A pleading tone crept into her voice. Listen, darling' You're the most convincing talker in the world Or maybe you re convincing to me because I love you so. To me you can make winter seem summer, and Many New Customers Being Convinced Daily. black white So please, please . absolutely Once you try it, you too will say: t don't ask me to be logical. 1 to be honest " the best Gat I ever used. Zukowskl paused before speaking, then- "So do I That's why I want 3 you to come with me . . . unless you really love Y'ates Do you?" aves Blossom looked into his eyes The sincerity of her love was wiltten ore in her gaze love you. Tony I did from the start That - wiiv I was afraid of you And 111 jive tarts I'll dream of you , . you always and set your face in crowds . . . a This is Not Sales Talk Try and when I play in the theatre yot.'II always be in the audience, no matter where you are. Whenevet 1 hear lovely music. I'll think of you. . . ." She paused "But I'm staying with Y'ates." Blossom rose. She picktd up h?r Pure Penn Oil quart 29c hat slowly, unwillingly. "1 how HOWELL, Vlce-Prand Dir. D. H. THOMAS. LUTHER sant? Notice To Creditor -6 Revised Laws of and Utah. 1933. You are hereby Invited to give bids for books and blanks, and stationery, and also for the publishing of County reports, notices and advertisements, during the ensuing year, beginning July 1st, 1934. For further detailed Information as to books, blanks and stationery, the County Auditor will furnish a statement of the various supplies, needed for the respective offices by calling at hls office. Bids must be filed with the Auditor on or before the 1st day of July, 1934, (this being a holiday) on June 30th, 1934, and shall award same to the lowest comCirculation conpetent bidder. sidered, provided, that the Board of County Commissioners may ree. ject any or all bids and - Broadway electric lights told a marauee tragic story On a theatre OPENS TOglistened this tale IN BAILEY MORROW BLOSSOM A NEW PLAY "BOY AND GIRL" The New York Symphony Hall's marquee read ZUKOWSKI FAREWELL APPEARANCE. Yates sat In the spacious living room of the apartment he had provided for Blossom. Ha started as the doorbell rang. The butler admitted a thick-se- t, squat Individual. "Mr Otvuroy. announced the but- - 11, D. 1934. r, ALICE C. OCHSENBEIN, According to Chapter Salt Lake City Headquarters for Fanning, Mining, and Livestock Interests The Salt Lake Home for Cache Valley People Try the Twenty Five Cent Plate Lunch at the Soda Fountain Ex-(u-- .n ot Convenient, Comfortable W. D. (WILL) ROBERTS, Jung 13 Regular bap-- ; for dead and living ails Stake Juniors. 'Well '' said Conroy. "I guess you Id.r Union. Indiana, Iron) wont "need me alter Ivtiiglii, Mr. siitl l.iun Riverside Ward. Black- Tates "W hy not (.. v. tnke. June 19 "It a all over but tha flashlights" Regular two "Please be more specific." uiged Fiali.w.T.er.l sessions. Idaho Falls Tates. Lmton. Indiana, excursion, "You hired ma to get tha goodi. Euk" IVnson family. If any and there a plrntv" ; and June 20 Regular Vaiea spoke slowly Widneday, "What dSJ six endowment you Pnd" sessions, Idaho Fa'ls Stake. Indiana "Only what everybraly on Broad-waexcursion knows" lla shook hia head Franklin Stake day and night. am pathetically "If aver a man Thursday. June 21 Regular six was you're tha guy III sessions. Indiana ay this for tha gal aha kept put j Endowment n. Idaho Falls Stake, tin that piano player off as lony 3 wards at night. Hyde Park aa aha could Dut the last week or so she's been going up to sea him Lopan 5th. and Benson wards at regularly at hia hat a studio apart, nip hi men! In flreenwteh Vlllaga Here's June 22 Regular six Friday. It s on the top floor the address Fndiwment sessions. Idaho Falls Zukowskl called her up at her dress Stake. Indiana excursion. Provirehearsal tonight and I happened to he in the next dressing room to hers dence, River Heights and College when the got the call, it looks Ilka Ward. Cache Stake Temple comthey re planning to beat It on tha mittee. nest boat '' Saturday, June 23 Special bap"How could that be. said Tates tism day PortneuI Stake. 2000 heavily, "when her play opens tonames. morrow "What's a little thing Ilk a play? fthea seeing him up at his placg Names You May Be after her rfhearaal tonight." Yates was rinsed "You're aura of Interested In all your facts" If you are Interested In any "Or money refunded Well . . . after all. what d you expect In a case of tlwse names consult the Boslike this? Two and t wo makes ton Transcript of the dates given four Anything else 1 can do. Mr at the Cache County Public Yates T Library. "No. Not a thing Hia voles Monday. June 4, 1934 rose. "And I don t believe a thing Allen, Berry, Bartlett. Besser, of it' It couldn't happen. Not with Bersv. Baldwin. Botchford, Brad her It couldn't." "Mavbe it couldn't but It did," en. Breadon, Bralden. Case, Cross. said Conroy quietly Cheney, Eaton, FYanklln, Had-lorYatcv shouted. "Voure a liar Hall, Hardy, Jowatt, Lamb, And probably a blackmailer! I Maberrv. Moorehead. Noyes, Paldon't Iwlleve a word of your report mer. Rowley. Sisson. Thomas, 'Then why did you hire me" . Utk-.vValentine, Walton, Warren. Worden. Wednesday, June 6. 1934 Anders, Bird, Bartlett. Brat, ClifBrooks. Curtis. Campbell, ford. Carmichael, Crowell. Chapman, Chase. Comstock. Cozzens, Dickinson. Deering. Doane. Dake. Drake. Eames. Fitters, Griggs, Gil.hrlst, Griswold, Gross. Grey. Ifazeltine. Graves. Hicks, Hooper, Hisrox. IfoMiier. Inger-sol- l. Kirk, Kav. Kellogg, Lucas. Irggett. Langley. Lottndge. Mer-r.l- l. Plumb. Polgnes. Pepoon, Richardson. Rowley, Rippeth, Smith, Seavey, Scott, Seldcn. Til-lson. Wheeler. Warren, Witte, Walton. Wyatt. Thursday, June 7, 1934 Burrell. Burner. Bearse, Banks. Bishop, Crumb, Conant. DeCamp, Durkey, Denoon, Frissell, Flower. Tueller, Farnum, Gratton, Gould. Gilman. Gilbert. Hamden. Hart, i Ho'-for- "Youth all-roo-m Phone 57 Tates paused then. perfectly marvelous all through this, Elinor" "If I hava. It s only to make up for being perfectly stupid for twenty years" "W eve always been honest with each other I'm comma right to the point. I think It would be better f.ir everybody concerned If you got a divorce FJlnor apoka quietly "For every, body but you and me Do you want to marry her?" 1 va Is there anv asked her reason why I ahouldnt" "About thirty. John. Dut even If you could bridge the gap of yeara matter " Air - conditioned observation cars, dining can and can (drawing rooms and compartments) on many Onion Pacific trains this summon UP.E5. Hamblen. Hudson. Hunk- Lewis Ixmount. ley. Kimball, Lawton. Lovell, Mo.ire. McMahan. Pierre. Piper, Pike. Pig man, Pix-leRead. Rlee. Rldgrley, Sniltn, Topping, Thayer, Taylor. Walker, While. Wilkinson, Wood. Alden, Allen. Addison. Brown. Burwell, Browne. Borden, Batlel-leBurbank. Briggs, Bailey, Breed. Cha.se. Cone. Crandall. Cutting. Ccngdon, Coe, Clarke, Cote. Clieney. Curtis. Denting. Eggleston. Eldrldge. Feakr, Fatten. Gilman. Gracey, Urey, Graves, Ooddard, Gould. Haskell. Hewes. Hepborne. St. John. Jordan, Knapp, Keayne. Leavitt, Low, Messenger. Mills, Metcalf. Mullens. Proctor, Morgan. Noyes, Pendleton. Stedman. Reynolds. Sherman, Shaw. Sheffield, Soule, Tiffany. Taft. TUlinghast, Western. Woodworth, Wakley, Ward. Hall, I Joku Itpuitr Tottt rrfiyas ss ff.M- Btu I ot Sis 40, lii ISr trim o S.s III, I, M StM it ifliwil,i.f sis -hi It Hill not fott tint tH Sis ylaNndtrnlurtt. ft imktt ttlutttjtn itotlrp. kmutiut pitump W Silt Hifrsss, la gala.. HIlS Sl- -i IS,,. Ihrp mtri Am Sans KltHlil. IiuhiShI HiHslr iswsiisn mud oi m,i a, la 0 Iht hihsi, .loi ?aa I,iukoutki alls la toi huh AJi.ss.im Iij.iss.ioi IJi, h ill sal irtHis lots Is htr Starl. ShI rrnji'JJisJil U ft mutt o Iht ktudltnrtt of tills Hill do MOtSias la Suit Sim lit. It ilHS,,a Xukoutkl t prtttuct, tkt Otis rafts to la t Srr lo.t to Stir V01. rafts too tpo ntuttd ttoaikll oltr ssMsbass esl made Sim o tutertt AOtr 00 os New York Dlnssom Dailey to appear in a naw show aa the alar lohn Hunter Vales, the unpub-lleixr- d Anthonv Zukusakl siMinsor to appear in aeries of concerts. New Vurk ana at Vaiea sat end of the kmc At Ihr i.ther eml hia wile. tatil Kllnur. picked at her grapefruit, bhe kMtked up at Tates -John, how kins la It since you and t have breakfasted to ether name" trip fares, daily. In addition, summer reductions everywhere, with varying return limits according to fares used. pTCT A i heretofore in siht. After several years of investigation, the companies determined that the small town hank seldom requires more than 15 per cent of its cash on its counters for its routine business. As lon as the other 85 per cent Cream" "No thanks is kept accessible there will he no interference with "Youve been business. The delayed time lock helped to work out a plan. This is an inexpensive device which enables the hanker to open his safe during hanking hours only, within 15 nmutes or some other prearranged period after the takes front time mechanism has been started. A hold-u- p three to five minutes on the average. If 15 per cent cash were on the counter and 85 per cent in a vault where it would take time to obtain, the criminal would find his trade much less attractive. The idea was put into effect in 23 middle western and southern states in 1933. The experiment was so successful that this year it was spread to the remaining 25 states. As an illustration, if a hank taking this form of insurance has $10,000 cash, it is permitted to have $1,500 available on the counter, the remaining $8,500 being in a vault with a delayed time lock. If a depositor comes in with a large check, the hank starts the time lock to open a few minutes later. Once the money has been procured the vault is again locked and the business goes on. There is a similar ceremony at the opening of the bank in the morning and at night when it is closed. Reports for the years experience show that the plan has been extraordinarily successful. In Minnesota, for example, on three different days, in three different towns, robbers found, instead of $15,000 or $20,000, $2,000 or $2,500. They could not wait for the delayed time lock to operate. I Next Week at Logan Temple Mi tidav. U Advrrtlxin Genealogy s i Mrrbtnlrtl Knprrlntrndrnt mallrr November t. 1931. il lha fntrrrl ns read-efrrt Offlen at Ufn, I'tah, andrr the Art ot Marrh I. W1. . . 4LM Bakacrlptlan Rxteo by carrier ar mail on. yrar '. er 30-40-- & 50 . . . . 50c per gal. In Your Can Crank Cases Drained Free HIGH TEST GASOLINE Gas 21c per gallon DEPOT Service Station The small station with wholesale ways We Save you Money 589 West Center |