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Show E AME Range of Grain Futures Butter Market San Franclsco-'(USDA- ) scoring 92 was selling at today. A Home Paper for Home People Fourth Year No. 92 LOGAN, UTAH, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1935 Telephone 700 62 West Center Butter 2814 cents Eight Pages Doors of Cache County Fair Swing W ide Tomorrow Morning . JW Believe Every INSPIRATIONAL TALK GIVEN FEATURES GALORE TO Vhlllts Merchant Logan Will Subscribe MARKER WATER TO BE TO YOUBG FARMERS OF UTAH GREAT EVENT ATTRACT CROWDS TO To 1936 Cache Am. Directory President Elmer G. Peterson ofj'made the white race the THIS SEASON BE UNVEILED FARM BUREAU OFFERING of natural recourses and Utah State Agricultural ML conquer-th- e col-jo- Ceremonies at Relic Hall on High School Campus Thursday afternoon of this week. bronz slab, about a yard square with the top decorated with a beehive and ox yoke, has just been received by Mrs. Emily J. Darley, president of the Cache County Company of daughters of the Utah pioneers, and this plaque or marker, will be unveiled at the relic hall on the high school campus on Thursday of this A beautiful week. There will be a meeting at 2 oclock at the relic hail at which the county officers and camp officers will meet and carry out their program, the subject being Flowers of Utah. Prof. A. T. Henson will direct the high school band in two selections. At 3 oclock there will be the This unveiling of the marker. of the is discriptive marker building and carries the following wording: DAUGHTERS OF UTAH PIONEERS, No. 9 Erected, September 12. 1935. Cache County Relic Hall, erected in 1861 by Hezekiah Thatcher, assisted Crookston, by Robert Robert Murdock and John Hill, who quarried the building stones in Green Canyon and placed them in these walls. Hand made shingles covered the roof. The building was The originally used as a barn. lower portion as a livestock stable as a . and the upper portion hay loft and . carriage room. It was of school one as the later used buildings of the Brigham Young 1926 when the B.Y.C. College. In closed the church leased it to Cache County Company, daughters of Utah Pioneers. It was dedicated for their use on June Cache County Company. c-- Must Observe Forest Rules Says Ranger Rules of the forest must be observed according to Joe A. Libwho recently by, forest ranger, made the arrest of H. A. Stauffer and took him before the city judge for starting a fire in the forest. Mr. Stauffer paid a $10 fine. Mr. Libby observed a fire In the vicinity of Beaver and immediately made for the fire where it was necessary to trench for 500 feet to prevent the fire from spreading. Mr. Libby says that the evidence procured pointed to Mr. Stauffer who was hauling wood in the Cache National Firest. He admitted burning a wasp nest and thought he had extinguished the blaze before leaving the canyon. o Weston Man Shot Selvyn Leon Nelson, 35, of Weston, Idaho, died Saturday at a Rexburg, Idaho hospital, following accidental shooting at Macks Inn near Yellowstone park. Funeral services are being held In Weston today. for-lc- who Merchants addressed the delegates to Ices of evil", he said. He further club short course here pointed out the purpose of the Already Signed Friday afternoon on his interpre-- , ucation is to fit one for efficient Aggies Versus Aggies ocFor Advertising Space Farmers of 'tation of education. He commen-- 1 participation in life; to give one casion for big CelebraIdaho Elated over pros - ded th work of the clubs the capacty to engage in fine Making Publication of to undertakings with skill and do are said that tion on November 2 they helping of WZiter pects securing Needed Directory a cermake agriculture an enterprise the work and thinking of the Interest on Every hand He urged the and world efficiently. of dignity, enlightenment tainty. club members to ever hold fast List of have 4--H Exciting Contests to .be Staged., in Rodeo., and Various.. Races for ..3 Days SCHOOLS OPEN ' AT HYRUM FOR prosperity. Plans were started today at the All that fertile section in the 4 high moral standards, saying Dunbar ..a n d ..Hunsaker Education, as I see it, is for Logan merchants are showing a of he considers Chamber of Commerce by that above Cleveland, this Idaho, vicinity Logan or a man high degree of loyalty toward bas eea without irrigation wa-- 1 the pui pose of giving to Compete for ..State else In life, mor-everything of a committee Utah the of woman the local enterprise in subscribing for ter general comprehension will soon fer the advertising space in the proposed become anmany years,section much al qualities of life; to give them! Eugene Merritt of the United State Agricultural Championship College, irrigated of Agriculture of the rela- - States Department 1936 an understanding Cache American directory the Logan Alumni association, to satisfaction of the the farmers to of a his methods man and which will be ready before the explained making tionships of man Cleveland, said J. V. Adams piace in the universe, he said, self anaylsis by taking inventory Chamber of Commerce and other first of the year. This 1936 direc- of on of Cleveland a visit to Logan. of more books the and magazines one civic clubs and organizations for It should give something tory will contain all the impo- on Buildings thoroughly reMonday. rtant facts which a directory of than that, a comprehension of reads; of listing the positions the big Aggie Home Coming Mr. Adams is operating a large ideals. The only reason we are held in society and as a member novated at South Cache this sort should contain. Nov. 2. If enthusiasm celebration, lit $.ry is of some church. Our representative reports good dry farm ranch andi although here in compciviticS and at Lincoln New Many new performers for tEa ar6 water scarce 0)' been he anhas must if has because of the ideals of your be you succeed you lnlfr(rt td6 success and a warm welcome by laigest event o rather successful this season cestors and mine. If they had not skillful. You must work with the t ns, w'!1 at Grade School rodeo, horse races, horse pulling System the majority of citizens upon whom been ; contests will be here fo rthe he calls. 3t is esserjial that in producing an abundance of been willing to move into the .least amount of effort. This is wheat and hay. With water prom- north countries there would be accomplished best when you have ;,J,,6XCf6,af Cache County Farm Bureau Fair Instruction commenced Hyrum be merchant the in every is saying a good city listed among the advertisers in ised these crops will be assured no constitution, no declaration of formed satisfactory habits 9th to be held Sept. 11 12, and 13. Monday morning September deal. Performers are coming from all Director Wiliam Peterson of the order to make the directory 100 every year. Tlie Colorado Aggies will be the at the South Cache high school extension service adfiressed tihe Utah. OutIt has been announced at Boise percent efficient as a business team to face the Utah Aggies on and at the Lincoln school. Beth parts of Idaho and side competition makes the conclosing session of the conference that a large storage dam is to be a real directory. it should and this day bulldinBS have held in the amphitheatre on the be constructed on Cottonwood out 06611 complelely tests much more exciting. Local of contest. The tie game of 21 points The guaranteed circulaton of PWA funds with the Clevealways like to see the for each team last year for the renovated and cleaned from top people the Cache American directory land farmers local the cooperating. Twelve Home Coming will never be for- - to bottom. The walls and ceilings outsde boys compete against with a complete compilation of hundred acre feet of water will performers. It adds much of the great ex-- 1 throughtout the entire buildings because all directory information, gotten really be stored in the more interest. Because of all this of what demanding telligent understanding dam, making that are constantly citement and strain on nerves. have been painted and some new outside makes it a worth while adver- a to decide between is expected of them. competition for the fair large lake which will be lib- individuals have chairs tables same and There be will the old desks; rivalry tising medium. Marrietta Nyman of North Lothis year, many exciting contests irrigation, season. right and wrong. The ideals of added. this also been Scan this list of advertisers who erated in the year. are assured and this promises to white race are founded on gan told the myth of how fire The General committee for the At the Lincoln school they are be one of the have liberally subscribed for space This work will begin in about the largest and best and will make work the doctrine of the New Testa-fe- r was introduced and a special can- Home Coming is cdSposed of the time with for the first and you will see the importance thirtythedays starting dle lighting ceremony was conlaborers all through the ment. Ycu should have daily or where fairs ever held in Northern Utah. Platocn system, the cf having your name listed along following. Florence Allen of Cove has been tact with these ideals which have ducted by Boyd Pulley. months. J. W. Kirkbride, past president each teacher teaches but one sub- chosen as the Cache with this group of merchants. County Fair cf the Alumni association, general ject. They will go from room to This list as it grows will be pubRodeo Queen. She will lead for different classes, where and lished from time to time: chairman; James Norfleet, for the rodeo chairman and director of all the beloie this time each teacfier the grandof entry Leven's Clothiers, W F. Jensen the fair on a beautday business and town activities; Floyd had her pupils in each room, and each Christiansens Inc, Candy Co, iful horse in costume with a Davis, vice chairman and director she would teach them all of beautiful American First National Bank, CullegTSte flog. She will of all the alumni and college acti- the required subjects. This new be followed School of Beauty Culture, Logaji by President Erio vities; Prof. A. N. Sorenson of method has been tried and prov- Hendricks Garment Co, Jones Plumbing, of the Fair, Parley the U.SA..C. athletic department; ed successful in other schools Smithfield Galloway Welding, Coach Dick Romney, S. A. Dun, Brick and Tile, J. J. Edwards member; J. H. Wilson and H. F. he was hoping it would prove to Automotive, Dixie Ruth Beauty Ogden, special guest and other Laub representing the Athletic, be a real success here. Radio Service, Shop, Supreme Senator P. Long of rodeo officials and ail the rodeo Huey instrucof list committee the is Chamber the 9. cf General Department Store, Logan Louisiana is dead. He was puncFollowing Logan same he base the Utah, may acreage September Logan, The Logan high performers. It is not possble to have the change his crop rotation provid-ne- of Commerce; C. A. Lundahl, re- tors at the school: S. A. Dunn, school Band will lead the Grand Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Pre- tured by an assassins bullet in the wheat contracts available for ing he is now out of his desired presenting the Retail Merchants principal; W. S. Bailey, Don Jen- Entry the first day, the South scription Drug Co, C. W. Sanders state capitol building at Baton committee of the Logan Chamber sen, Leland Pulsipher, Ted Rosen Cache Coal and Wood; Edwards Furniture; Rouge, La, Sunday night. His the signatures of the wheat co- -' rotation practice, high school band the seCommander Jen- gTen, Bessie Brown, Lila Eiiason, cond Co, Cardon Jewelry Co, Jackson assailant was shot dead upon the operators until after the fall) wheat cooperators who have of Commerce; and the North Cache day Gertrude Jensen, Fry Sheetmetal, Larson Hardware spot by one of the senators body planting of the 1936 wheat har- - jrde compliance in 1935 are now nings Edwards, representing the Hilda Olsen high school band the third day. vest. Because of this condition entitled to receive the second 1934 American Legion; W. F. Jensen, Fern Buist, Thelma Goody and Co, Thatcher Music Co, Thatcher guards. of the fair, MarThe third the Logan Elks club; Annie BuisT. There were 512 pu- vin Dunbar, day Cache-Ric- h and Coal Co, Star Cleaners of of Logan, and Keith payment and the two representing were wheat growers Three blood transfusions adjustment Anderson Lumber Tailors, Co, resorted to in an effort to save Counties please take note of the 1935 adjustment payments. The Supt. Allen Bateman, representing pils enrolled last year and a Hunsaker, of Honeyville will ride light Increase is expected in this for the state campionship. These Everton and Sons Hardware, Cryfirst 1935 payment of 20c per the Logan City schools; President life of the senator but he following: Ross Anderson of the Logan years enrollment. stal Bottling and Furniture, Cache the 1. The required reduction is 5 bushel will be paid in connection boys tied for these honors at the became weaker until gradually Valley Commission, Christiansens death overtook him this morning. per cent of the 1936 base acreage, with the second 1934 adjustment Rotary club and President Otto Covered Wagon Days celebration of Mehr the Lions club Logan Cleaners Salon, Beauty 1935 Superior 2. The producer must plant a payment. The in Salt Lake City, July 24. Five adjustment asked to represent their or- and Dyers, Bott Monument and In the death of Senator Long, minimum of 54 per cent of his payments will not be less than of the worst broncs Hall has wlU one of its most this nation loses e Vault Co, Reese Motor Co, be used from which these boys He may, therefore 33c per bushel on each wheat ganzations or appoint representabase acreage. citizens in public life. tives; Russell Rich and Richard will draw. Creamery Co, Grant's Bike prominent pant anywhere between 54 percent cooperators farm allotment. He friends both and had enemies. U. McDermaid the Radio Service representing Co, Shop, Lloyds The new wheat contract will and 95 per cent of his 1936 base Tomy Cavanaugh, Harry Hart, A. S. C. Student Cantrill Pehrson Electric Co, Christensen He was admired for his courage acreage. Body; be available to all 1936 wheat and Paul Scott, good calf ropers Nielson of Hyrum, Furniture Co, Wilkinson and Sons and was hated for his domineerrepresenting 3. The base acreage from which growers who are eligible to sign and bull doggers from Pocatello tactics. the A Men; President Lloyd Stationery, Boyle Furniture Co, ingThere the reduction is to be made will the same. Dr. O. J. Wheatley of Honey- will be here. All the Ermo boys no doubt the state is that Theurer of the Alumni association Coal Brothers Smith Co, City If any further information is in most cases remain the same ville was appointed extension ec- and some other Indians from Fort Lumber Co, The Book Table, of Louisiana will be embroiled in as in the old contract. Changes desired feel free to contact our representing this association; Sec- onomist by the board of trustees Hal, good bronc riders and calf Cache Sheetmetal, Logan Coal Co. a great political upheaval as a may be made in base acreage office. retary R. E. Berntson cf the Col- Friday at the Utah State Agricu- ropers are coming. Some bronc representing the ticket sales; Certified Radio and Refrigera- - result of Senator Longs death. American from Burley, college. He will succeed C. riders figures either up or down if A meeting will be held in each o L' Pocock of the Information ltural tion, A. H. Palmer and Sons, iCs and seme from Oregon O. Stott who is now director of Falls, conclusive evidence indicates that community at a later date for Bureau of the contact Bike Shop, Logan Lumber Yard, College, the first figure was not correct. the purpose of perfecting the 1936 man; Prof. W. D. the state rural resettlement adPorter of the ministration. Cleaners (Continued on Page Eight) and Dyers, Schebys and to discuss the Producers who sign a wheat con- organization College, publicity. Homcenter Furniture Used from the time this new wheat program. Dr. tract for the fii Wheatly graduated The general committee will meet Cache Valley Floral, Hotel Eccies, 1929 with Saul E. Hyer (signed) year must establish a base acresoon and appoint all the sub- University in of Utah in Peterson Plumbing, Lindquist and D. B. Barson economics. In Septema major age and production in the same committees for celebration as the Sons Undertaking, J. P. Larsen Heber O. Parker manner as the old signers did. ber of that year he entered Corwell as a parade director. Glass Co. Allotment Committee nel university and wras granted If a farmer is permitted to use o his Ph. D. degree in the spring Appointment of new faculty members and the transfer of of 1933. After graduation from 4-- H Cornell he was employed by the county agents in the extension Farm Credit administration as service, were the major items of College authorities advocate the business transacted at the meeting land appraiser for the Federal raising of pure bred horses and of the board ct trustees at the Land bank of Berkeley serving one of the reasons is because Utah State Agricultural in Utah and Nevada. After six such animals will bring greater recollege months he was called to the turns than the mongrel. Logan Friday, according to a statement This evening at 6 p. m. the bank at Berkeley to work on the and Cache Valley horsemen have Horace C. Carlson, son of Mr. issued by officials. forty-firconveneconomic The Personal and out a instrucIrwin G. In annual Dr. of the irembers the reconsideration Flower been committee. problems gradJennings following Logan and Mrs. Swen Carlson of the are confronting the young Garden Club will meet at the March 1934 he accepted a posi- tions of our paid authorities but Tenth ward, has accepted a call uate of Columbia university was tion of the Utah State Medical that and on women Utah comes time for the horseexameconomics H. of home it iren Dr. J. and Mrs. of when farms, the loan in tion association came to a close in Mortgage to go on a Swedish mission. He appointed professor were discussed for three L. last men to reap their reward, such aa expects to leave Logan about Sep- during the absence of Dean W. of Logan Saturday night following week at the first annual days club Linford at First East and Fifth ination unit of the land bank south streets. The following will division of the Farm Credit ad- staging races for the entertainment the selection of Salt Lake City tember 15 and will leave N.Y. Sep- Wanlass. Dr. John Christensen short course at the Utah State be the program at the meeting: ministration at Washington, D. cf the public the remuneration tember 24 on the Scandinavian Wellsville, a graduate of the Un- for the 1936 convention city. A talk, College. offered is so. small that the chances Dahlias in the Dahlia C. versity of California was given a SS Sagaporach. at the final session Agricultural Speakers Freighter Seventeen counties were repre- Garden", Dr. J. H. Linford. The college board of trustees of placing these high bred horses There will be a farewell party years appointment as instructor in were Dr. William R. Cubbins, as164 delegates to the A talk, Lillies for the home also approved several shifts of on the track is not justifiable. on Thursday at 8 oclock in the zoology. Dr. C. L. Anderson, a re sociate professor of surgery, of sented with special course which was con- Garden, Victor Peterson, of Hy- county agents: Anson B. Call, as- Therefore none of the undersigned y Northwestern university Tenth ward with the following cent graduate of Michigan univerthe ducted under the direction of D. rum. was added to the staff to give ical school. Dr sistant agent for Utah county will enter the races at the Cache program: Song, Paramount Male courses in George H Gard A talk, What to do in the was transferred to Washington county fair this week. hygiene and public ner, associate professor of gynec- - P. Murray, Miss Myrtle Davidson, cn Scandnavian Chorus, Talk state club leaders, and Eugene Garden in September It is out of the question to get McKay ology, county to fill a vacancy left by Tony Countries by A. J. Hansen; Yodel, h6alh: and Dr; Jo.hlL Northwestern university; Merritt of the United States dethe sudden death of Walter F. horses ready to race on a cow trail Swiss Quartett; talk by T. C. of the University of California as;Dr Wimam Holmes professor of agriculture extension If the All other flower clubs and all Smith; A. G. Kilbum, agent for or a baseball damond. assistant in botany. of medicine at Northwestern uni- -. partment Romney; instrumental trio, Prof. sendee. want horse racing at The board also voted to extend versitv. Dr John A for lovers was of flowers are and Tooele, taxpayers agent beauty, appointed S. E. Clark, Isadcre Shoore, Hal Wolfpr 'S. Verna Spencer Carlisle a SOciate invited to meet with the Ixigan Sanpete and Bion Tolman, assis- - the county fair, they should reprc'fessor of surged at! Far remarks bVthe "missionary; 10 club members at Dr. Linfords tant agent in Salt Lake county quest the county commissioners to ,th6 Dr.i violin solo by Isadore Shoore; - song continuation lor another year of- Northwestem V6p tvUK16 university, and her fellowship in child develop- ;G Gm oharris Group leaders home and enjoy an hour of was selected to take Mr. Kilburns appoint a fair board, members of of were elected and suggestive dis- ment. Among the additions and Other assistants were which are in sympathy with th position. city clinic horsemen and do not cater too considered but not announced. ,cussion outlines were given to changes in the extension service Dr. Richards took the place of each. A member of the state The Utah extension service staff much to the hot dog stand idea staff, the following were announ- Harlow Brooks of New York, tension staff was assigned to each now numbers 53 and, through of conducting a fair. One race a by the board: Dr. O. J. Wheat-- 1 DF' as unable to attend. He unit to ad in the programs which made available by the pas-- 1 day and the purse so. small every funds ley, graduate cf Cornell university, newer included the such topics as: What as extension economist and farm uussed- some cf bill, horseman has a head ache. What sage of the demonstration are we going to do about it? home additional management specialist; the trans. mehods of treating pneumonia, do we want most out of life; haw we can Dr. break haCharles Kent, Cubbins, a noted bone, fer of Anson B. Call, assistant ag-- 1 and agricultural unsatisfactory agents will be ricultural agent for Utah county, specialist, told the doctors that bits; and what shall I choose Percy Kent, added in the near future to take 111 Geo. G. Smith, to Washington county to fill the reducing bone fractures the for a vocation in life, Mr. Reid says the necessary pre- con-functional result is to be John Bateman. Special lectures were given by j vacancy left by the sudden death liminary work will soon be com - of WaJter P smith; the transfer sidered more than the way the; Director William Peterson of the state governments, Director tion cf officers at the Legion and pieted whereby another beet bonus of A. G. Kilbum, agent for Tooele bone looks in the y William Peterson said. picture. extension service; President Emer home in Trenton Visitor on Wedcheck will be ready for distribu- county to canyon Logan Sanpete; the shift of In the case of a broken arm, G. Peterson of the college; Dr. Joe Trenton and acAnderson, 11, tion among the beet producers. nesday night, September Bion Tolman, assistant agent in for instance, it is more impo- E. A. Jacobsen of the department Clarkston farmer, was in Logan rtant to restore the use of the of education and psychology and cording to J. J. Edwards, legion Flower Garden Club Salt Lake, to Tooele county. The Logan Flower Garden club on Monday wearing his usual commander. Divorce Suit Other assistants were named to arm than to get a pretty look- - Mr. Merritt. meet at the gardens of Prof. ,nual smile. Joe says he has raised It will be a dinner meeting and You can't succeed in farming provide for a large increase in en- ing (Tuesday) and harvested a very satisfactory In a divorce suit filed In the rollment which is expected with The subject of Dr. Gardners unless you like it, Mr. Merritt all wishing to attend the meeting J. K. Linford tonight lovers this season. KIs are wheat crop 6 oclock. All flower district court, Susanna Peterson is the opening of school September paper was Leucorrhea Differen - aid Habits should be developed should get in touch immediately at with Percy Quinney in order to invited to be present. A splendid methods of farming are generally seeking to obtain a divorce from productive of a good yield. make reservations. program will be rendered. (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Five) Alphonso Peterson. 1 COMING YEAR Cove Supplies Rodeo Queen ad cS' j - ; SENATOR LONG ATTENTION WHEAT GROWERS DIED TODAY OF CACHE RICH COUNTIES P,p, w ' -- pL.. Ida-hom- Marta lllttuC Je College Board Makes Changes In Faculty Horace Carlson Accepts Call to Swedish Mission No Harness Races at the County Fair Garden Club Clubs Hold Members Will Short Course at Meet Tonight State College Utah Medics Close Meet Saturday Eve st H med-sit- a , -- He who t s ashamed of asking, j w also ashamed of learning: SEPTEMBER . a 4,10 - Admiral Perry licks Bnt-r- vish Reel on Lake Eric, 1812. j ex-c- 11 Start of the bloody Tecum-y&- rr seh Indian War, 18U. Jones-Bankhea- d 12 National Party 13 250,000 ia Prohibition organized, 1869. march in great A parade. New York N. R. Utricers , ' American Army evac nates New York City. 177A i4The an-w- ill - 15 William Howard Tail, 26th president, born 1857. xr6 kirQ.-s- i 15 Napoleon sets torch to Moscow, then retreats, tat "u j v. J ' |