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Show LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY. UTivH. CACHE AMERICAN Paee Eight encer Tracy, Claire Trevor, Henry Baby Bonnet Alt. Hancey, 1st prize Mrs. B Walthall, and Alan Dinehart. North Logan. Eater Shaw, 2nd prize Mrs. Departmental Awards Paradise. Made at County Fair 3rd prize Mrs. Sarah Anderson, New ton. Baby Jacket (Continued from Page One) filmLavel Gibbs, 1st prize Mrs. When, after six months of Wurt-sel, Crocheted Rugs Paradise. ing and returning, Sol M. ProviIn-i 1st prize Rose Schenk, Shaw, 2nd prize Mrs. Ester the producer of Dantes Paradise. ferno," now plajing at the Cap- dence. Wells-vill- e com-) 2nd prize Mary Bailey, itol Theatre, announced the GRANDMOTHERS DEPT. pletion of the picture he handed Quilts Alto 3rd prize Mona Smith, Trenton. 300,000 feet of negative 1st prize Mrs. Mary E. Leavitt, fred de Gaetano, "ace" Pox Film Foot Stools Lewiston. Richcutter with the order cut It down 1st prize Ada Traveller, 2nd prize Mrs. M. Chnstoffer-son- , mond to feature length." Richmond Mon-so2nd prize Ms Matilda 3rd prize Mrs. Lucinda Eskel-- j The finished fUm Which, in Richmond. son. Cove. scope alone restores the adjective colossal to the screen lexicon, Home Made Soap Rugs Lee, Hyde 1st 1st prize Mrs. Carrie Furihma prize Hattie is stUl an unusually long docuPaik. Providence. ment, yet its present hour and ColSell; 2nd prize Mrs. Mary prize Florence Nellson, thirty minute form was reduced 2nd ward. Smlthfield. from a picture which originaUy lege 3rd prize Mrs. Christena Dol-lcwould have required at least five BABY DEPARTMENT Smlthfield. hours of straight screening. Layette Knitted Articles 1st On a big picture like this," prize Mrs. Lila Neilsen, 1st Furihman, prize Carrie the director often College ward, says Gaetano, Providence. shoots the same scene many times Cotton Dress Sarah E. Hughes, 2nd in an effort to screen the very 1st prize Mrs Wanda Sorenson Mendon.prize best performenaces of which the Smlthfield Susan Bailey, Wells3rd actors are capable. Then, too, he 2nd prize Mrs. Sidney Reese, ville. prize ward. camBenson with different experiments Articles era angles and frequently takes 3rd prize Mrs Lavell Giggs, Crocheted 1st prize Johana Barfas, Loand long shots of Paradise. both close-ugan. the same scene many times in an Silk Dress Ellsworth, 2nd effort to chose the most effective 1st prize Mrs. Darwin Reese, Richmond.prize Emily So, you see, a film editor must Benson ward. 3id prize Olive Biggs, Cove have a knowledge of drama and 2nd prize Libby Shepherd, Col- Pillows weU as technical as skill, comedy, lege ward. Hanson, 1st prize Chrlstensa in order to discriminate between 3rd prize Alice Griffin, College Hyde Park. the best shots and those which ward. 2nd prize Charlotte Longstroth, become the face on the cutting Mendon. Carriage Set room floor,. 1st Fulkerson, 3rd prize Jane Lott, Trenton prize Loralne Another important point in ed- Smlthfield. Grandmothers Miscellaneous Nib-leIs 2nd prize Ruth Eliason, Articles iting film," continues Gaetno, 1st prize Lupreal Andeison, Ri not to destroy the continuity or 3rd prize Lana Holt, Trenton. story value by suddenly cutting from one scene to a very different Baby Quilt 1st one In a irnnner that will jolt Traveller, prize Adonla the minds of the audience. We Richmond. 2nd Traveller, watched this particularly In the prize Adonla allegorical sequences of Dante's Richmond. Noble, 3rd Inferno, since Director Harry prize Margaret demanded that the screen Amalga. version of the journey through Shawl for Baby S. 1st prize Mrs. L. Hades preserve the dramatic quaLamb, of Dante's Hvde Park. lity and continuity 2nd prize Zelda Howells, great poem Dante's inferno features Sp Girls Sport Dress 1st prize Laura Shumway, gan. r ' a.Ta.aWr j. 2nd Peterson, prize Edith Amalga 3rd prize Rose Schenk, Prov Fox Shoot 60 Miles of Film For Inferno! Black Minrca FLOWERS and 2nd Wilford Nelson 1st Nastiturtium 1st prize Mrs. H. M. Zollinger, cockerel. Biark Leghorn Providence. Wilford Nelson 1st Pullet. 2nd prize Mrs. H. M. Zollinger, Blue Andalusians Providence. and W. W. Ray Welch 1st 3rd prize Delno Olsen, Lewiston Rose young pen,lst, 2nd and 3rd hen. 1st Archibald, Buff Leghorns prize Laura John H. Anderson and Ola Wellsville. 1st, 2nd, 3rd hen. 1st cock. 2nd prize Estelle Smith, Games John H. Anderson and Ola 3rd prize Estelle Smith, Checks Boys Blouse held in check! 2nd prize Luetta Clai kston Childs Coat D. 1st puze Mrs R Clai kston 2nd prize Hattie Lee, f 'V 4 V- 4 4 - - 50 X sy.i 4 - i. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX will from Page One) Today and Wed. attend Dahlia 1st 2nd Nibley Jid prize Jim Jensen, prize Elizabeth Millville A Startling Drama of Today and Forever Morgan p h.: Elizabeth Sjo-tru- m Morgan With X.bley. Zmria 1st ton pnze O. E. Tyner, Lewis- 2nd prize Mary Anderson, lege ward. 3rd pnze Marigold 1st prize Providence. 2nd prize rum 3rd pnze Giadiola 1st prize Richmond. 2nd prize Richmond. 3rd prize Providence. Aster 1st rum. V. H. James, Col- Hyrum Mrs. H. M. Zollinger, H. R. LaVille Hy- Lewiston mMPigia Thomson J. La Ville Thomson, Mrs. H. M. Zollinger, pnze Mrs. Roy Smith, Spencer Tracy and Claire Trevor Thurs. and Fri. Sjo-stru- Adams, O E. Tyner, J. Dantes Inferno Sjo-stiu- m Hy-ru- Hy- prize Delno Olsen, College. 3id prize Mrs. Roy Smith, Hyrum. , Salpiglossls 1st prize O. E. Tyner, Lewiston. 2nd Phlx 1st prize Mrs. H. M. Zollinger, Providence. Petunia 1st Archibald, prize Laura Wellsville. 2ind Archibald, prize Laura Wellsville. 3rd Archibald, prize Laura Wellsville. BeH Arranged Bouquet Mrs. H. M. Zollinger, Providence Best Arranged Basket E. P. Hansen, Providence. J i FANCY WORK DEPT. PILLOW CASES Appliqucd 1st pi Ize Olive Chugg, Providence. 2nd pnze Mettle Abrams, ColSparks, I WWW1 somebody elses shortcomings and never thing of their own. The most they howl about Is howl they anyway; imaginary making a just for 'the love of of attracnoise, with the hopes ting attention to themselves. No progress was ever made by howlimgj, It cant be calamity done! o New Speech Course New phases of work in speech pathology will be Introduced at the Utah State Agricultural College by Professor W. A. Goates when the fall quarter opens September 23, according to Dean N A. Pedersen. s lege. 3rd prelz Christena Anderson, Claik, College Cut Out' Work Hyde 1st prize Purley Ward, College. Paik. Para2nd pnze Jane James, 3id Funk, dise. prize Elizabeth Newton 3rd prize Olive Chugg, ProviSilk Dress dence. Clark-sto1st prize Luetta Spaiks, Crocheted Violet Alexander, Men1st 2nd prizes Luetta Sparks, Clark-sto- don. prize Mrs. T. K. Obray, 2nd 3rd prize Luetta Sparks, Claik Paiadise.prize ston. 3rd prize Mrs. Edward Palmer, House Dress North Logan. 1st Jorgensen, prize Bernice Embirercd Amalga. 1st pnze Vilate Price, Lewiston. 2nd Noble, prize Margaret 2nd prize Ina Larson, Richmond. Amalga. 3rd pnze Zelda Howells, ParaKitchen Apron 1st Noble, dise. prize Margaret Scarf Amalga. First prize Mrs. J. L. Peterson 2nd prize Lettie Jenkins, NewRichmond. ton. 2nd pnze Mary Greaves, Logan. 3id prize Rose Schenk, Provi3rd pnze Clea Hagland, Richdence. mond. Crocheted Blouse Set 1st prize Arta Larson, Newton. Buffet 1st prize Stella 2nd prize Arta Larson, Newton. Peart, Rich3rd prize Karma Dow die, New- mond. ton. 2nd prize Edith Fuller, Smith-fielFOODS 3rd prize Edith F'uller, Smith-fielCanning Smith-fiel1st prize Vilate Low, Luncheon Sets 1st prize Nina Baer, Lewiston. 2nd Noble, prize Margaret 1st prize Mrs. J. L. Peterson, Amalga. 3rd ptize Fern Hendrick, Cove Richmond Smith-fiel1st pnze Cora . Olsen, Other Fruts 1st prize Hattie Lee, Hyde Park. 2nd prize Georgia Hendricks, 2nd prize Ethel Balls, Hyde Richmond. Park. 2nd prize Ada Traveller, Rich3rd prize Meneta Dalnes, Hyde mond. Park. 2nd prize Ada Traveller, Richmond. Vegetable5 1st prize Ester Nelson, College 3rd prize Eurilla Wiser, Lewiston. ward 2nd prize Mae Larson, Nibley 3rd prize Mary Bird, Mendon. 3rd prize Eliza Zollinger, Pro3rd prize Bessie Noble, vidence. Meat 1st prize Florence Nelson, ColPOULTRY DEPARTMENT lege ward. Leghorn Col2nd prize Lillie Zillis, Oscar Sjoberg 2nd old pen, 1st lege ward. pen of 5 pullets, 2nd cock bird 3rd prize Ethel Balls, Hyde and 3rd pullet. Park Ray Barfus 1st young pen and Dried Vegetables best utility pen of show Rich1st puze Ada Traveller, L Ray Robinson 1st cock, 1st mond. and 2nd hen, 1st pullet, 2nd pen 2nd prize Louise S. George, of 5 pullets and 3rd cockerel: Nibley. Wm. Ewer 1st old pen and S. 3rd puze Louise George, best exhibition peii of show. Nibley Conrad Riplmger 1st and 2nd Dried Fruit cockerel. 1st prize Ada Traveller, RichDeleanor Olson 1st pen of 5 mond old hens. BAKING DEPT. David Forsberg 2nd joung pen Bread and 3rd pen of 5 pullets. 1st piic Mis. John Kemp, Rhode Island Reds Noith Logan Daniel Scott 1st pen of 5 2nd pnze Mis Hoi ton, Lewis1st trio, 1st and 2 d hen, 1st ton and 3i d cockerel. 3rd in ize Audery C. II Johnson ut and 3rd old Bingham, Amalga pen. 1st and 3id joung pen, 2nd Cookie5 pullet, 3id hen, 1st, 2nd and 3rd 1st puze Audrey Bingham, cock and 2nd cockerel. Amalga. Tiger Allem 1st and 3rd pullet, 2nd puze Mrs. C. C. Clawson, 2nd old pen and 2nd joung pen. Piovidence. White Wyandolts 3rd puze Ada Traveller, RichH. John Anderson and Ola mond. 1st trio, 1st and 3rd pulAngle Food Cake let, 2nd and 3rd hen 2nd prize Violet Anderson, ColFred Baugh 1st and 2nd pulwaid. lege let, 1st hen, 1st cockerel and 2nd 3rd pnze MTs. Horton, Lewis- cock. ton. Wesley Bailey 1st joung pen. Sponge Cake Light Barred Plymouth Rocks 1st pnze Mary Andrew, Logan. George Dunbar 1st old pen and 2nd pnze Mrs. Don Campbell, 1st young pen. Providence. Lakenvelders 3rd prize Mrs. George Kendrick Ralph Morgan 1st young pen, Providence. 1st, 2nd and 3rd pullet, 1st cock, Pie and 1st, 2nd and 3rd cockerel 2nd prize Mrs. Violet Anderson, Black Langshangs College. Wilford Nelson 1st cockerel. n. V (Continued CAPITOL THEATRE the Newton school, saving $2100; River Heights to Providence, saving $1997; Cove to Richmond, saving $3728; Wheeler and Stephenson to Lewiston, sav-- 1 $2900. At that time the suplng 1st cock and 1st hen. erintendent stated that five more; White Rocks schools would be closed in 1932-3Thoiras J. Rowley 1st young This program was planned in pen and 1st cockerel. the Interests of economy and savBantums ing to the school district. The John Anderson and Ola as to the Gove school question 1st hen and 1st cock. has been asked; How can there be a saving of $3728 on the clos- Pigeons Owen Hansen Best display lng of the school at Cove when Gordon Erickson 2nd best dis- the cost of operation was only $2700? Are the other schools of play Robert Paulsen 3rd best dis- the county that have been closed play making a saving In , the same Buff Orphington way? John H. Olson 1st and 2nd pulDoes this economy program let and 3rd cockerel. sound logical when we find the and Ola John Anderson 1934 school budget $30,000 higher 1st young pen, 1st 2nd, and than the 1933 budget and the 3rd hen, 1st cock. 1935 budget $52,000 higher than Fred Baugh 1st cockerel. the 1934 budget? White Minorca Why do we fmd the budget Fred Baugh 1st young pen. by leaps and bounds the Wilford Nelson 1st, 2nd and 3rd growing more schools we close? These 1st 2nd cockerel. and and hen questions are vital to the taxpayBrahma Light ers? Why, if It is to the best Wm. Budge and Sons 1st and Interests of the children to cen2nd pullet, 1st and 2nd and 3rd tralize schools, does the board hen, 1st cock and 1st cockerel. continue to eperate the Peters-bor- o Dark Barred Plymouth Rock5 school with only 17 pupils. In George Dunbar 1st old pen and a one room building? 1st young pen. If this plan is one of economy Faye Parkinson 2nd old pen. why is it necessary to continue Black Jersey Giants to advance the salaries and travelDelanor Olson 1st pen of 5 ing expenses of the school execupullets. tives, which has been done since Wilford Nelson 1st old pen, 1st the consolidation plan has been 2nd hen. 1st and and young pen operative? There are less schools John H Olson 1st and 2nd pul- to visit now and the traveling ex, let and 1st cockerel. penses should naturally be cut White Jersey Giants proportionately. Olson 1st young pen Hyrum There will never be an end to Wilford Nelson 1st cockerel. this contention in the schools until the taxpayers rise up and FUTURE FARMERS assert themselves in the interests Dean McDonald 1st and 2nd of the children, for whom the pen and 1st trio of White Leghorns system was originally established Oftentimes in a city you find Ferris Nyman 1st White Leg- and in whose interests the schools bunch of calamity howlers. horn hen and 1st pen of 5 pullets should operate. It is indeed a a Don Glenn 2nd pen of 5 pul- reflection upon every member of j They spend much time in trylets. the school board to see conditions; ing to tear down and no time Gordon Erickson 1st, 2nd and continue as they do in Cache! whatever in trying to build up. are 3rd pea of Dual purpose types. county today. They alwajs lamenting i y. ....... College Children Still Out of School Because of Lack of Action Sjo-riiu- m ps c 1935 Tuesday, September 17, INTRODUCING THE New American Oil urnio d. 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