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Show 'ACTIE AMERICAN Pace Eitrht ' dra-mat- fb siqx'r-liltende- LOCALS fruokslon By Hubert Hugh M. Woodward, Brigham Young university. A number Editor. Cache American: :f resident professors and visiting $2,500. Did OOO to lie paid the ex-- 1 men. bus will nks add to senate men. The.e fellow's wives iacuh the attractiveness ot tlie lecture have been counting the days to sen .s duimg Uid pen id, Dr. Un- jjune 15th and planning what to fold fUld. bay for truth. will A. Wult. John Dr. This bt ;.us money will be the Hath a tlu s from June 29 to largest amount that many of July 17 m philosophy and ethical them ever had at one time and sense problems. Dr. Burton K. Farns-- lets hope they all have rth. of the ,s;af department of enough to spend It wisely. education will direct work In orMost of them are mar middle of ganization and administration and should know by this time age Margaret school problems; and what an effort n is to hang on of director the dance Burton, to a little kail. school of Music, Salt Lake Those who were driven out of In City, will teach two claves creative dancing and tlan.e com. Wa hlngton by mounted cavalrymen when they were lobying with annual congress to get the bonus can now The band school, an ftature of the session, conducted have the satisfaction of knowing efforts were rewarded with by Professor A. It. McAllister, di- their these pay envelopes. large known of the rector Nationally These men who do not own a Joliet high school band, will begin June 29. continuing until the end home have learned by now that of the summer who During the tile most essential thing toward count concerts will be given in happiness and security is to own Utah, a home, even though it be only a several cities throughout Professor N. W Christiansen, in dugout, every man should have! band instruction som( place to hang his hat and charge of the call his own. said. Right here I would like to offer a suggestion to those who are notj Made Great Catch pinlessiniial men and have only' In me Shi'thi'ld (1 the Shellield modest incomes. Icnniv. has b e., exhibiting s me You cm now live in the rural sues di t id am! luce all the comlo'td at t!ie c li.iv line it or. t :c Mi'., 'li.ev wen' if epy ii! cul v ur taxes wiV Mo t ol vor .V,.d:..n riv. r .uvt.id.nc to Mr not be excel bitan. She! Held. wiio MIS the liver is li.ne cars and to drive to and cm!v a jest ncl.t now lor trolling. your umk locum jlioin f vv more minutes. r North LoSti; xcs we cnn-iLunch Business Good L t is dirt cheap. gan, a biuldunr Fred Stakin', chef at the lunch counter at Cavlio Junction, you have the be st water under from a mountain spring. visitor m Logan was a ti day. Mr. Stabler took over the also eiertric service and telephone, management of this lunch counter school and church and splendid in April. He suvs business has social conditions. Too many people go into debt been good with him since he assumed the management of the for city homes. These of meager Incomes bite off more than they place. can handle, they pet along until they have a big hospital bill, then Will Attend Fight Lotun will have at least one they pet delinquent with payments 'ring-sid- e onlo. ker at ihe Joe Louis on the home and eventually have Lclmielm ; fight at the to move out. !,I ix Tut your bonus money Into a Yankee stadium Thursday night. modest little heme with a contract Attorney Asa Billion who left last 'week ns a Rotary delegate to the you can carry through. . International convention at seats for for City, arranged the bi' glove contest several weeks , and G.'.uwui Lula!. a Calf Berkeley. r Andie daught he in Ln:au, ifornia. ere or trip was for tb? purpise old ntiiuam'.enres and a With local relatives and f: lends. TTT . 1 Jen-en- ' Following a marriage ceremony tom rrew that will unit In marof riage. Dr. I eon Blood I inford Logan and Miss Imogene Kesler of Salt Lake City, the newly weds IsWill leave for the Hawaiian lands where they will spend their honeymoon. Chiropractic - cl I j atem-smashi- Urges Platform Planks at Convention Lax--,.- ;n Mr. and Peter Mrs. , l ft ' A ft ; pi. !i .tc VlAf SI Ti: f v V'- - $ y: r.ank.lin mr. Cl . d ri. A. 're a- twiWend -d The picture shows Raymond Pitcairn, National Chairman, Sentinels of the Republic, offering a series of platform points Jto members of th? Resolutions Committee of the Republican National Convention at Cleveof the land. Seated is former U. S. Senator Hiram Bingham, Committee drafting the platform. The Sentinels urged a platform which stressed the American standard of individual liberty, including Home Rule nd restoration to the worker of his inalienable right to be It actually costs you less to drive the winner of e the Economy Run the Graham Cilmore-Yosemit- Supercharger. Hav a Blair Motor dmonitrf .ion Co. west 55 ow. 1 '595 ii toh xrth Logan Bi'.ktn T ' The United States" CivU Service CaPl Carr Coming Commission has announced open Captain Frank Carr, olficer in as fol- charge of the western zone re-- 1 competitive examinations lows: mount purchasing and breeding Junior chemist. $2,000 a year. Fort Druirlas, Utah, headquarters. Junior agronomist, jtinicr animal and Major Miner, official veterin- fiber technologist, junior animal arian at Fort Douglas will be In husbandman (beef and dual-purLogan, June 17 to inspect horses pose cattle), junior animal hus- - for purchase for the United States bondman (sheep), junior animal Army, Dean E. J. Maynard, ofj husbandman (swine), junior biolo-'th- e college, announced Monday. -j Trenton Payne, c, ... Glover, 2b Cottle, 3b B:ough, ss .. Jenson, lb .... Jardine, cf, P. Brown, If. E. Butler, rf Littledyke, p, Total . times as much! Hydraulic brakes big enough to stop a truck ! The worlds first completely less body. And all of the vital engineer-yo- u ing features that other manufacturers put only cars! Automatic Cruising in their higher-price- d Gear available at slight extra cost, easily satisfied when you buy a car this year. Just drop in the Nash- showroom and see how MUCH more CAN get for your money in a Nash 400 or LaFayette. More room than in cars costing two and three Dont be too low-price- 37 5 13 seam-LaFaye- tte d nash Lafayette LOW PAYMENTS THROUGH CONVENIENT 140 South Main 6 C. L T. BUDGET PIAN BAUGH MOTOR CO. Tfyj During this week you will receive your d bonus . . . the reward for service to your country. There will be many schemes and attractive offers to encourage the hurried spending of our newly acquired funds, but we know that you will spend them wisely and well. ' "--- Y( rd l! O'Neal Rich. Pocatello children and Miss My: I Myers of ard Pearl Fant Jenkins. Logan; m e Id.'ho. have spent the past Vlltcn Herbert Own, Preston and e.x.ev Ta.t 'u c hei e as go 'sts of Mrs. Sarali Marie Hill. Fianklin: - and Nelli? Francis'San com. Eerocn. down U M;.?rs. having 'nd the marriave cf their dau- - Marie Earl, Oveiton. Nevada; Lesand Piovulenee S ghter and sister Miss Lorna My- ter John auffcr, No- ers who was married to Wm. J. Sadie Crpha Hansen, College; Ian Porter Olsen and Katie AnHall of Hyrum on Thursday. C. Alvin nona Logan; son Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Jones, and Mayne Donna Hull Jr., Whitney and Warren daughter. nird. Idaho Falls; Daniel George Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jones and daughter Mildred Jones, Mrs. Hatch. Oxford, and Ida Lctitla May Hayes. Mss Della Jones, Mrs. Thompson. Clarkston. T j niSTlV.UHG PINT Mo. 167 kjt (RYE) Jk'jSi No. 64 (BOURBON) I Vl :h rath Jardine, 2b Mrs. Mary Nielsen and son of p Archibald, c . relative-'were visiting Atkinson, ?b iming the week. R Archibald, cf Mrand Mrs. W. E. Nyntan Ravjten ss spent the week end at Alton. Wyo. Buttars, rf Dean Landizson of Afton. Wyo.. Da hie, If is spending the month with his Jensen, p grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nyman. Tefal Pr-st- ii - Wiison id; and i Ar- Best of Play With Clarkston long-deserve- Hi-- Mar-S! Mr. Veteran . and Li;.ri Lake: .summer. ic I Mis. Larsm and Mi. SMh a.sJ. a it ltd d this service Yorgensen 'at!1:'s' , -- ing to Ogden Saturday afternoon where they will attend a meeting of the i.Ut chiropractic association. In the evening the auxiliary All doctors. the Will- enteitain of the sun to caigve gathenr.es are scheduled at the The p.'wer sunburn Is six times as g:eat in Hotel E?n Lomond. summer as in winter, according A cheap new process for making to Dr. Dandsberg of Pennsylvania an explosive, more powerful than State college. Dr. M. A. Truve, of the Carnegie dyimame. lrom a waste prcTuct in the manu.'achire of cornstarch! Institution has plans lor a new machine with a lias been announced by Prof. Barrower o 15.000,000 volts. tow, of Icwa university. Sat- Mr. .(- Tren-Ilortens- j Dr. M. C. Olsen and wife, local chiropractors, are planning on go- Mr. and Jen-visiti- j Meet v '"v Geiger all of Salt Lake, and Mrs. Frank Crocksf rd son Wayne of Ogden, spent of urday evening here guests and Mrs. Chris Larsen, alter H. and Mrs. Kenneth Nyman Monday for Portoles, New Mexico, whete Mr. Nyman is eiu- , q m the New Mexico re.-- i mcnt'division of the USDA. Trenton Clarkston played Tren- Miss Eva Iteutler is ton. at Trenton to a score of 3 the month at Springfield, B.mi": to 5 in favor of Trenton on Sat-- ! Washington, and New York C::t y. m day. Jensen pitched f.r CTirk-sre- n Mr. and Mrs. Jclin R. S. Smith and I.ntledyke for Trenton Wc k of Ialia spent the past a? Godlrcv Merrill and Umpires pt.c.-.tof Mr. and Mrs. Jam Home run R. Archibald, 3 bast Chambers. lut, Ravsten; 2 base hits Jensen Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nyman 'vereliintj Littledyke. Strike outs with relatives at Smih-;se- n 9. Double play, 4 Littledyke field Sunday. Glover to Jensen. Scoier, Hauser e Mrs. Archie Egbert and daughter Left on bases, Clarkston 10; of Smithfield were visit- - ton 7. mg in the ward recently. Lineup and score. Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Israelson left New for recently Alberquerque, clarkston Mexico, where they will spend the Oriffin, lb Mr. left, pre-.-ur- e Going to Honolulu of Mr. and Mrs. Crosley Bott at C h.rne cf Mr. and Mis. P. J. border at Uriel am Civ 1 he Mad: e d .o me: Tl: M s Oliver Bdlev. Trenton Has fcr. V O-- And Standing Of U. Ciujs WELLS vTuf7 1 - vl-- it Sunday Results j.-mit- h, Mc-Cu- : i Berkeley Visitors West Lewiston Humbles Becker Baseball Team D an 1 Tuesday, June 16. 1936. CACHE COUNTY. U1AH (food habits research). Junior biologist (fur resources), jun-- i ,r sul surveyor, Junior soil te Junior zoologist, $2.0"0 a y:ar, Department of Agriculture 1. Personnel oltlcer, $4,600 a tear principal peis.nnel assistant, aco a yctu. senior personnel atUrdi L,.vU.slon taut, $3,200 a year, personnel humbled by the s,.,iant $2,000 a year, Lv the score of bull information may be ob- .ic Id the visitors to tained from Albert O. And'T.v .667 M's while Knowles was touched Ogden Bmitoo .500 Secretary of the U. S. Civil Si Tiemont.n p for a total 13 safeties. Board ol Examiners, a: lie ,3o3 Shlilhlte.d post office In this city. Brigham City o ABRII Ma lad Beckers 4 o 0 Honeyville iLtrsen, 2b .. 1 4 0 o'Blrstjn Mi D nald vs 3b Sunday's Results Loran Elks 9, Preston 2. Luchenni, c. Noitli Logan The Ralph Suu'h Logan Collegians ii. o....ii cumrIiings lb. camp. Daughters of Utah Pi "" ' Ocden Bamlroo 10. Malad v0olf, ss dosed their seasons work Thui -f Tremor. ton 10, Bri :ham City 5. day afternoon at a meeting held; clU,vard cf, Garland 4. Honeywile 2. at the home of Mrs. Edith Bale- - Knowles, p o man. The following program was gnen, West Lewiston 11 Clobber cf. tong. pioneer chorus; prayers by Mrs. Sadie H. Nyman and Mrs D. Jackson lb . Marian Folkman; Hpic, "Com- G. Blair, ss, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bank- munication In Early Pioneer days' F. Blair rf 0 head. Mr and Mrs. Heber H. Dessie T. Nyman; vocal duet, Mo Wheeler 11, Wm. Mr. and Mrs. 2 Bankhead, V. Blair c ; ne Hurst and Barbara Mr. and Mrs Evan 3 Bankhead. Bateman; re. H. Blair, 2b, reading, Marjorie and Mrs Rachel Bank- 0 Bankhead were served at ihe D. Dodger 3b. fieshments a wedding supper 1 attended head ... J. Bair p, ck.se of the program. Assisting Thursday evening given in honor Mrs. were, hostesses Glenn, i Croi.kston and Mrs. Olive Stunt- glsi, Spend Bonus Lecturers and Faculty Funds Wisely Members for Last Weeks Of USAC Summer School Says Scribe Eminent flitting faculty member and a numlier of outstanding will teach classes fu lecturers and aipt'ar on fi; daily lecture of the college summer program the last three weeks during session were announced Tuesday by Dr. J. H. Linford, director. Heading the list ol notables who Will teach classes is Dr. Edward and lecDawson. British po-- t course will turer. Dr. David am be "Figures In Modern Duvature," and will cover leading modern Enthis glish writers. In addition to course, Dr. Davison will give several lectures on poetry and modem trends In literature. scries The Interesting lecture schedul'd f:r the period of June 9 to July 17 includes. Dr. John edDewey, noted philosopher and Columbia university; ucator of Victor Bohet, professor of English, University of Liege. Belgium, Gordon Hall Gerould. prcfe.ssor of English, Prinocton university, Fred, ertek H. Koch, professor of of University literature, North Superintendent Carolina, Charles H. Skidmore, stale Instruction. of public LOGAN. -- f rtfresarv ''-.- t I zTa , crCVo"eU,SO I' work rP c on OVDQUAKf BRAND 3 ft-- :b; I irs "otc'e0 Us eUowness 10 ii. . Vi t baicht whiskly Thatcher Clothing Company builded on the worthy confidence of the people of Logan and Cache County, maintains a standard of merchandise that is stamped with the same high approval that has carried our store through the years . and we offer this merchandise to you with our name as your quarantee of value and quality. Thatcher Clothing Co, -- theres a barrel of quality in every bottle! fflMEfflU STRAIGHT WHISKEY-- 90 As MPiME PROOF BOURBON or RYE s I DISTILLED r? r DRY . GIN ,.1tnU ViWtAlKWly! BRAND 85 PROOF I Dijtilled from 100 in grain neutral spirits COPYRIGHT 1936, THE OLD QUAKER. CO, LAWRENCEBUR.G, IND. you prefer 137 |