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Show Cache American A HOME Sixth Year Telephone 700 No. 83 IjOGAN. PLAN CLUB of fornia Pleases Irge With Talk bership Americas Problems Cali- Mem- -' on ill : Memtxrs of the Logan club of National Prosperity Plan were highly entertained at their weekly meeting held Wednesday night at the court house hh an illuminating talk by Max Loewenthal of California who was, Introduced as "Assistant to Presi- the Untltd Q ai,0r Killed in War Zone fry ln4 n4 frf, B. C. President Roosevelt appears unruffled by disaffection within the ranks of his Prty- - He is shown here in his most j jovial mood during one of the recent get- -. together of Democratic chieftains and legislator, on Jefferson Island These excursions, says Dr. Stanley this in weeks (inset) Saturday Post, were not "love feasts designed to restore harmony butEvening were, on the a last invitation to Democratic opponent of Administration contrary, to policies get aboard the Roosevelt n or take the consequences. ' Hh band-wago- PIONEER NEW AIR ROUTE rnEfr ,"ri.'v yy'unpt-Tiwin- m j" b-- 1 " ' Although It U hard to realize the magnitude of the great oppor- tunity which The Cache American is offering home people, and the ease with which one can asquire the grand scholarships, nevertheless one has only to Investigate the me-tof this generous propad' ion to realize it is one of the big opportunities of a lifetime You owe It to yourself to Invests do this offer at the earliest possible moment. The daily pay che(lc manager will be glad to explain the entire plan In detail to you, then you will be the Judge as ip whether or not you wish to enter this big money making campaign However, now Is the time to get started with this interesting work, as preliminaries are now out of the way and this Is the opening week of the drive. Desire, Plus Work, Make Success Scores of people have expressed a desire to go onto school and earn money for Tuition. All The Cache American can do Is to offer these awards and Invite our readers to personally accept this offer, for these nine tuitions offered will be delivered Sept 25, regardless of how many (i . Second :r Annual Outing of Business Men of Logan Attracted Representatives From Many Places. t r V V n Nearly 300 business and piofea-sion- al men of Logan and member of the Senior and Junior Chambers of Commerce were present for the second annual Outing of the business men at damp Ouinavah, Logan canyon, Wednesday evening. The outing was sponsored and conducted by the Merchants Committee of the Chamber. Special guest from the chambers of commero of Provo, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Oar-lan- d, Brigham City, Tremonton, Malad, Preston and Montpelier were present. General Chairman O. G. Cordon had charge of the meeting. Short talks were given by representative of the visiting chambers of commerce. President Ross Anderson, of the Logan chamber extended cordial welcome to aU. In his talk. Chairman Cordon made a special appeal to the Logan business men to support the Cache County Fair, Sept. 13, 14, 15, sponsored by th Cache County Farm Bureau. The plan Is to give active, real support In attending the fair and to get all employees and the gen- - Rodeo Performers From All Intermountain States To Be Attracted Here Scouts Leave On Hike Thru Mountains Surroundings Says Scribe I W fr U) CANYON PARTY SUCCESS Learn About t u Mr Loewenthal commended the membership for their Interest In the plan following Introduction by Wanen K. Burnham, chairman of the meeting in the absence of J. A. Hendrickson. The speaker said he had a mes sage to put over and that mes- -i sage was, "Why America Needs1 a Plan." He continued. I be-- 1 Ueve this plan to be absolutely' sound. When I say this with no' selfish motive you may know I am at least sincere. It Is Import- ant that America is In need of a plan to bring back prosperity. Every plan thus far advanced has had Its flaws. You believe In this plan or you wouldn't be here." (Continued on Page Five) The speaker advanced his subject with spicy Jokes and bed time stories. He quoted Lincoln The fairs in Preston, Brigham and told of the peril this coun City, Tremonton and Montpelier were try finds itself today, with the red By ROBERT CROOKSTON 20 SHANGHAI. Aug The N arthe' n Utah Fair and advertised by the respective repfleeing flag being waved by Communists' For several weeks the scouts and foreigners parading In foreign from embattled Shanghai as Jap C reu t whlch consists of resentatives. Rodl have been planning this great trip uniforms In many places In the am.se warplanes roared overhead. The highlight for the entertain-mt- nt Poach Day Celebration at into the Yellowstone, and Wed-Dwas the German Band, with American refugees streamed down country. Melvin C. Harris, 10 Hyum Brigham and were 11, realized City, Sept nesday their hopes its special quartet, sponsored and There are a number of systems the Whang poo liver Friday by lect- -, w In recent a Cache a.1 the Logan, Fair predicted at hen they left here about 6 30 County Logan, directed by Lewis Edwards. T3fe in this country which we could tender to the liner President Ho- - ure given to a group of Kiwanis m- Sept. 13, 14, 15; and the Box El- - members of this band were In eU, aff0.fl t0, Icra,p sald the,ovf- members that in time the healthy''1- Far ,at Treinonton, Sept. 16, costume and they played some of bombarded club these The reserve sjs- Nearly 100 warships speaker ,n d 8, should attract rodeo fell0ws are walking aw ay tem should be thrown overboaid Pootung, acrass the river from the lively music suitable for the occasion young Yellowstone park In scenic, tlmberJ performers from all over the A special band stand with colorlhru as was the tea in the Boston har-- l international settlement, as hlgh u dayaL ofaJ ed lights overhead and a loud over high mountains and along Americano " J'rU, . iy; bor. We have an invisible govern-- 1 third evacuation of nlir e nlV oreeka the bftnks of ment In this country which we swung under way. Aircraft zoom-- ! speaker sjstem with the beautiful usn-eathe most beauUful ir!JM in lhe I20 OBes. world.', s flJ or trout could well afford to throw over- - ed and dived In attack agamsfare and dark gleen colors of the not been have will be made known to all light .This probably They board. We can easily throw this Chinese positions. and evergreens in the talked so much about, or their' And they wiU catch fish because the rorieo p,rformers at the ftes aspens a wonderful background made thing they call relief overboard as have hoy will be back away rom the ton Rod g a, some setting. People do not want a dole. They . other better known territor- - automobiles that bring fishermen chai p , , , Reese and Sec- Harold Fornoff, chairman of the Vi0..11 (Continued on Pa Eight! did a good Job In announc- outing . Comity Fair Rodeo Committee willj the numbers of the band. Woosung, where the Whangpoo The Dutch Lunch with more empties into the Yangtze river. the remained The Whangpoo than 30 varieties was sufficient to avenue of escape for exacuatmg satisfy the taste of the most fastidious, The lunch was well arforeigners after United States authorities ranged and handled perfectly by Thursday night firmly the waiters who are members of and Chinese rejected Japanese measures which would have rethe merchants committee. of Guardsmen Utah National traffic. The work of the Fo ;st stricted river 'ce Battery C 145th Field artillery, Six Japanese airplanes early in in providing such wcnderf-- 1 reLogan s ent y in the summer en- the n creational centers is appreciated morning bombed the Kaing-nacampment at San Luis Obispo, by many. dockyards and arsenal in the at arrived home Calif, Wednesday , southern environs of Shanghai, up noon, the last leg of their trek the where the Amerifrom river to Logan coming from Nephl south cans were leaving. of Provo, where they camped over Chinese antiaircraft guns burst night The laddits were somewhat Into action, but without success weary from their long trip but was notified were glad of the experience they In The Japanese navy decisive terms that the United had received in Uncle Sams meth- States would not agree to restre-tion- s od of traming soldiers for action on traffic on the Whangpoo I was skimmin the through should the occasion arise for such Eugene Merritt, of Washington, river, Shanghais highway to the D. paper and I see where It costa club members met with services. They were away 16 days sea. C, 650 million to run the U S. Farm Officials said similar rejecThurs in the Smithfield Lib-arEvery member of the Logan unit tion would be a Chinese, given department, which is nearly two for 19. The as home , a fiddle. , , fit topic returned , , , evening, August park following us all day and1 announced the following rodeo and million a day, and it is considThere wasnt a casualty of any to H1; then waiting for us to go to bed race programs for the fair here. erable money. demanding withdrawal of forkind among the Logan guardssinging was so they can raid the camp, mix Brono Riding naval ships from Shanghai tage. Community And I also see that the farmeign by on men. Like many other experiences by Budd Tout accompanied Total purse, $300 00. Purse di- ers, they will maybe raise 800 any food that smells good to harbor. Smith. In life, the experiences of extenMaxine vided into three day moneys of a bruno. and naval American consular million bushels of A cornet solo, Hollis Smith, vosive war maneuvers on the coast officers made It clear would to live for $100 00 each. No finals. Entrance, One wheat. And if Im said, they going Luella and Moore cal duet, Fern was a good experience to have fee, $5 00 added to purse. demand that the Whangpoo, avethey was to sell Budd Tout a whole week on fish, same as Bull violin duet, Moore; had, reported members of the lo- nue by which Dogging they do in Novascotia, then I'll nearly 1000 Ameri79$ it for one dollar cal battery. Total Purse, $300 00 iPurse dicans already have fled Shanghai and Ferris Hillyard. a bushel, they hava my blanket to carry special-- ! state D. P. Murray, and 1000 more are to go tomorrow, 1st, and Miss Fern the frying pan, a bucket vided into three day moneys of would have enuf assisbrides Shipley, be kept entirely open. loave of bTread; $100 00 each. No finals. Entrance cash left over, were of Jard' a tant State specialist, This stand was taken as the 1 maybe, after pay coffee and y oh pot, got fee. $5 00 added to purse. yes, present. Calf Roping United States consulate general And a in the cost of the Agriculture jjj to have my fishing rod. Miss Naomi Jensen was Informed of the bombing of box of matches, salt and pepper, department, to buy the seed to on Page Eight) of arrangements. (Continued charge two American missionary proper' chimtowel, soap and tooth-brus- h plant next year. ? o ties In the Shanghai region by And when us boys we was there ed another lad. without loss of our father, he told us how planes, Japanese helpin the when the Now, boys return, Occupying the bench in the ab- American life. to tell whether It was gonna rain, Cache American is going to show sence of Judge Lewis Jones, Judge by listenin to the trains over on lOT some pictures taken on this trip, Hayes of Richfield has set the the Wabash, and the government a also of and list the complete court for calendar the following It dont predict any closer now. of food the blanket and the weight court: term of August And we raised as much corn as and food these vanguards, (exMary Lamont estate hearing set and we didnt at carried on addition then Hyrum The the, they do scouts) Mrs. Margaret M. Benson, 75, ploring for August 30; have any government feller folwife of Lorenzo T. Benson, died backs for a 7 day hike, also we South Cache high school has been First National Bank vs. H. B. us around and tellin us at the family residence, 233 North 'will mention the frosty mornings, completed and ready for the open- lowin' Campbell et al set for August 31; that we could tell him betthings addition consists school other The and fish the the of dur2nd Loan caught this East, Utah Mortgage ing Corporamorning following The list of jurors to serve of girls' gjmnasium, music room, ter than he could tell us. tion vs. Thomas J. Buttara et al, ing the August term of court have a short illness. Mrs. Benson was, things of Interest. But I reckon If I had a U. 3. set for September 1; library and class rooms. It was been drawn and announced as born Feb. 26, 1862 at New Haven, at sfi Approximate automobile and free gasoline, I constructed Union Central Life ins , vs. Geo. follows: Conn, the daughter of Thomas Tj-prifri-ri would not be here, like I am, but cost of $65 000. W. Preece, set for September 2; I and Elizabeth Tingle Morgan. George Ephraim Weeks, With this addition and what fa- - would be ridin abound too, and Federal Land Bank of Berkeley Waite, Richard Roskelley, Asa D Besides her husband she Is surcilities they had at the school be tellm soire farmer hew td feed vs Joseph B. White et al, set for Weeks, Frank L. Corbett and Wm vived by the following children: calf or something Hot ziggity! Benfore, the South Cache High school Ezra T. Benson, and Morgan H. Cantwell, Smithfield. September 3. Yours with the low dowi, one as of the ranks very bestj Home Owners Loan Corporation William M. Jones and Herman son, Weston, Idaho; Ira Benson, JO ERRArurel hi"h schools In the state. It set for F. Theurer of Wells; Ule, John B Salt Lake City; Ora Benson, vs Charles B. Gunnell, baseaV not and Park the Trenton is that only Bench building Mrs. Hyde 4; H. Hyrum P. Benson, and Nielsen, September cia the students every opportun- - Meeting at Gumavah Mary Shaw Bjorkman et al vs rum; Willis Benson, Newton; Saul and Mrs Lucy Baugh, Logan; two ball teams of the Cache Valley fo. Bishop William Evans Jr, has Oregon Short Line, set for Sep- E. Hyer and Robert W. Boman, brothers, Joseph S. Morgan and league, tied for honors in the first lty for better learning but the W. H Morgan, Logan, 27 grand half of the season, will play off teaming staff, headed by Princi- announced that the Third ward Lewiston tember 7; vs Michael Leon Mathews, Providence; W children and 5 great grand child- their tie in a game at Cornish on pal II. R. Adams is the very fin- Sunday evening meeting will Serge B. Benson at the Gulnavah Amphithea14. set Sunday, August 22 at 4 p. m est group of teachers available for P. September Erickson, Dopp, Cornish, Thomas Rider, ren. No dedicatory is a lot of interest among exercises have tre The Gulnavah park has been There Light-foo- t, River will at G. vs held Chris services be Funeral Logan City Heights. set for September 15; P. M. Neilsen, Frank Ewer, A. one o'clock Sunday in the Fourth the teams In this league to know been definitely planned to date, engaged for Sunday afternoon for Lewiston City vs Thomas Gre- J. Smith, G. W. Thatcher, O Wil- - ward chapel wl'h burial In the just which of the two clubs are bu principal Adams stated today the use of the Thtid wa.d memford Pedersen. Leo W. Johnson, Logan City cemetery. Lindquist the superior. It Is expected that that a formal opening will be held bership where all may go and engory, set for Sept 16; John J. Ormond, deceased, es- - Francis T. Birch, Moses Thatcher mortuary has the arrangements ill , a large crowd will be out to cheer sonret me after the opening of joy the cool of the shade in school. their favorites to victory. tate hearing set for September 17 and FYed C. Ktdgell Logan. popular park , charge J pkitot J J5 J3 PROVED BIG ts dent Lamb" J One of Crcmcrs Trick Riders I J1 score buter, lb . score butter, tb 90 aoore buter, b .. (Parchment Tnnd 9 91 (2 West Center Street Tuitions For Workers lIN SESSION Max Loewenthal UTAH. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1937 Scholarship Plan, Campaign Offers Pay Checks and PROSPERITY 1 HOME PEOPLE PAPER FOR BLTTFR MARKET Salt UK City be ' it X. - the! t A r 4 & i f r ' 5 1 J zf'i txf if vctiujl T - . tsfajfeVwJK '.V..- i'! V i KJ afr Alii .er ol Transport, Kon C D ( ft) d, rector of the Trans-Canad- a Mi., Howe (eerier); J. H. Air Lnie3 and the Canadian Nation ! Rai'waya and C. P. Edwarda (right) Chief of Canadas Air Service are '.ie p cneerv of the new air route winch is soon to be established aerr . , Car-dFollowing the air lar s alcng v inch regular a planes of the Government-owne- d Air Lines v.ill operate shortly, they made the flight from Montreal to Vancouver in 174 hour in a down to dusk tnp. The ships which are to be used in this service are now being constructed in the Umted States end after a sufficient number of piles hove b.n trained regular da.ly fligots w U be scheduled. The r.'w line v JI ha- -c direct connections with the trunk air lmes of the United States and will round out the flying services of the continent! CANADAS a. Trans-Canad- r,'e,lth '' rs i ? sft j Guardsmen Return From War Front Fr The Low Down From Hickory Grove H Kml 4-- H Calendar For First District Court dfn H ' South Cache D J f l.eaQy Mother of Large Family Died Today Jury List Drawn for School Opening y, August Term anrJ Hyde Park Play Sunday -- Hy-R- THE SENTINEL is one of the highest formations in Zion National Park in southern Utah. This brilliant-hoemonoliih rises 3,050 feet above the floor of the Canyon, or nearly two and one-hatimes the height of the worlds tallest building. Lying in closa proximity of Zion is also Bryce and Grand Canyon National Parks and Boulder Dam. Picirio iuitroa phot. d lf tu |