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Show I ir The Cache American Observe Gold Wedding Sunday r V A HOME PAPER FOR HOME PEOPLE Sixth Year No. 93 Telephone 700 LOGAN, UTAH, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1937 $1.50 per Year 62 West Center Street COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS FOR LOGANS FALL OPENING r. Exhibits at Cache County Fair Show Results of Painstaking Efforts on Part of Exhibitors and Mrs. John Henry Barker Jr. nc .os' couiiesy Deseret News i The fiftieth aniversjrv of the Barker was bo n in Halton Sussex, marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Jonn England. She came to this Barker Jr., of Cache June- - try in 1874. They have raised tion. will be observed on Sunday. family of eight children, all of September 19 at their home in. whom are living: four boys and. time four girls. They are: John Henry Cache Junction .at which they will commemorate the occa- - Barker III, and F. H Barker. Salt! from lake City; James W. Barker and sion by holding open-houMrs. Deveril Y. Petersen, Brigham' 3 untill 8 p. m. City; Stephen Barker and Mrs. Tnieillincr Their friends are invited to Join Lavon Ecklund, Los Angeles; Mrs. the children on the occasion. The 0 A gandprs Blackfoot, Idaho,! 17 j coun-Hen- Latest Styles in Fall Merchandise will Be Ready for Inspection ry School Children To Form in Cache Stake Conference To Be Held Parade 1937 Show Taken as a unit Most Outstanding of ail Former Fairs Rodeo All arrangements for LoganS Annual Fall Opening next Sept 22, are complete. Chairman James Norfleet of tha nounced for Saturday and Sun- - Committee repors a Brought high class Pervery success-da- y, September 18 and 19. Priest- - ul opening is assured. There la formers couple was married in the Logan ?nd Rljoda Barker, Lake City. Departmental hood conference session will Temple Sept. 21, 188i. From the,T)l(,y have 16 ;jVlng grandchildren! be much Interest among the merAwards. Seattle The Japanese marched chants, committee and the childdate of their marriage until April and one held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ren of the elementary schools who 1890. Mr. and Mrs. Barker resided Mr Barker was sheriff of Cache ln and took over Peiping on a Alvin Bair of Richmond and A social The 1937 fair will go down as special security meet- are participating. in Newton. Utah, at that time for elulvt years. He was in quiet Sunday July morning. his prize saddler Pox, have The counly The plan Is to have all the disthe best ever held in Cache CounIng will be held Sunday at 8:45 they moved to Cache Junction and ousiness at Cache Junction for a c,.v was auiet O. A. GARFF parted. This pinto horse which and dealhlv still have made them home there since. number of years We congratulate' 10 am., the first play windows unveiled Wednesday at and am., ty taking all features of the exbeen seen at most of the has O. A. Garff, Insurance manager This incident, more than any horse session of conference morning and during the day all the general Mr. Barker was bom in Sal: Mr. and Mrs. Barker on attaining hibits and entertainment Into con- - for the shows in this valley durUtah Mortgage Loan will be held. A second general stores will be prepared to show experLake City. He went to Newton in .to their 50th anniversary of their of the other harrowing ing the past few years, was Every available place of Logan and one of the session will be held at 2 p.m., all the latest In new merchandise 1869. Parsons wedding. Mrs. Emily Ann iences they underwent while in the purchased by Leo J. Cremer, for livestock, including dairy cat- poratlon of beautiful flow- and at 7:30 p.m. a program will styles and designs. wartorn Orient, impressed three! of Big Timber, Montana, the tle. horses, growers leading and ers in hogs, poultry, At 4:30 p. m. a large parade of has been notified be presented under sponsorship of Salt Lake City school teachers Utah, man who directed the rodeo sheep was used. The and all the school children or the wili. he has been selected as Judge the stake MJ.A. organizations. who, with other refugees, arrived show at the Cache County fair quality of animals were fitting never ex- that All priesthood members of the Adams, Woodruff, and the Wilson as the S. S. giounds. here Wednesday Mr. Cremer offered celled at a Cache County fair. of the floral exhibit at the Utah In Salt Lake City stake are urged to attend the schools will be held along Main State Fair President McKinley completed the Mr. Bair a price for the horse Those who the livestock which will be held from the worlds that he couldnt turn down. So and exhibitedprepared long Journey from September opening conference session, while street. Cash prizes are being of-tthem are to be com- 25 to October social 2. security strife center. meeting is fered for the best boys individual Alvin took the money and plimented on their efforts and coThis recognition has come to the for all wardd bishoprics and so- stunts, best girls individual stunt, Tired, and glad to be on home Cremer the horse. Mr. Cremer' operative attitude, committees. The best decorated bicycles, tricycles, of the Logan Garden cial security soil once more, the three Miss says he has purchased the ani- P Lake Salt BY ROBERT CROOKSTON City Howard The community booths were president as a result of his untiring latter meeting is to formulate best decorated dolls, doll buggies, club Lisle East at instructor Bradford, sadown his mal for personal A visit to the stations Leatham. a member of the Utah very attractive and received much where for the winter security pro. including the girls with the doll efforts to have better flower high school; Miss Ruth Taylor, praise. They represented a lot of State tax commission, was elected tomatoes and beans are being re- teacher at Uintah school, and dle horse to be used in direct gram. buggies; best pony and outfit, work from each community and a dens in the community and as a rodeos. ing Dr. E. A. Jacobsen of the U.S. best looking pet and outfit, best Miss Helen Keate, teacher at Jefpresident Thursday of the North ceived is well worth while fine spirit of cooperation in col- result of his achievements in the A.C. Education The tomatoes are received and ferson school planned to leave at of a vast variety of department will be girls group stunt, best boys group American Gasoline Tax conference lecting the best products and ar- production the principal speaker at the M.I. stunt, in all nearly $30.00 in each are once on the return tiip to Salt crated for while flowers. shipping they oroutstanding of session the the at closing ranging and decorating the booths. A. meeting Sunday evening, ac- prizes. Last year the 0green, and ripen en route to the Lake City. parade was In addition several educational ganization's annual convention in large cities where people live out cording to A. G. Olofson, superin- very interesting and created con"Heavy fighting had been going booths, seeds, displayed dairying, San Francisco, says an Associated of cans and papersacks. tendent of the stake Young Mens siderable comment. Nearly 600 puon outside the Chinese capital," weeds, and a rotation planning Press dispatch. This year the The bean and tomato pils participated. organization. "We were crops Miss Bradford said. exhibit ofi the by crop club committee expects nearly 1,000 in f " He succeeds C. F. Joyner Jr., oflCake a lot of work for our people, not sure, but terrific bombardLewiston, all of which were very ' the parade. Richmond, Va. Mr. Leatham was and those engaged in this work ment of the Japanese guns ten The principals of the schools .formerly., A.,membeiL of the execu- appear .to be quite prosperous. miles away made us fairly certain The annual charter party of !JLTto.entMtftlnilient in the rode0i tive council and secretary of the who are assisting to get the childIn every patch there are bushels that Peiping would fall. The bit- Logan Junior Chamber of Com- set and a stand' horsepulling iaces, ren interested and offer sugges- -I organization. of ripe fruit that can be bought ter battle raged in the outskirts Talking to the Salt Lake Ad Arthur Pugh of Madison, Wls., very reasonable, and people who of the city and for many hours merce will be held Saturday night ard that will be difficult to dupli- Club, at their luncheon meeting' Tn tions are, Parley Kilburn, princicate in the future. They representwas reelected vice president; A. B. have no garden should avail them- the roar of at the Hotel Eccles Ballroom, it pal of the Woodruff School; Henat the Hotel Utah this week, Otto CIIIJpiC artillery fire and was Tucker of Montgomery, Ala., was selves of this wholesome food that bombing reached the city. announced today by R. Philip ed at least 25 of the top notch Mehr, ry Cooper, principal of the Adams of the manager general riders, ropers and bull doggers and Dixwell is rotting on the ground in some chosen secretary, It was the day before the ac- Cardon, president. Garment and Knitting One of the first marriages to school; Amalee McCowin, princiLogan in the Untied States. Pierce of Sacramento, Cal., was cases. The party will mark the close tual nvason, but all Americans Mills Company, told the members be preformed in the Logan tem- pal of the Wilson school; and atwho to were Those unable named treasurer. Several men in Hyrum have had been called into the Ameri- of one year of activity of the at its opening, following sev- Mrs. Minnie Price, principal of the clear a that hard ple work, objective, fair and entertainment tend the Tulsa, Okla., was designated the that anyone who cant afford can legation. eral weeks of remodeling and re- Ellis school. local group in the national ormissed an opportunity that will willingness to assume responsibility 1938 convention city. to buy, and want ripe tomatoes, The general FaU Opening Comcame the actual inva- ganization. Then to fairness and decorating, was that of Miss Ellen associates, working not come again in a long time. Mr. Leatham, a native of Wells-vill- e, can have them for nothing, the sion. The Japanese swarmed into mittee composed of James NorAccording to John Blnns, chair- It Is the fine cooperation and the are the principal factors which Peterson, daughter of Mr. and was an original member of owners would rather give them to the enter into the of a suc- Mrs. J. Leslie Peterson of Amalga fleet, chairman; John city by the thousands and man of the program and enterMcCune, splendid effort put forth by the cessful business. building the tax commission, having first deserving poor than let them rot. the Chinese military forces left it tainment committee and Clin A. Balls of Hyde Park. James McCracken, S. R. WJckel, of the Junior various communities the with been appointed by Governor Geo. A. H. marand to In many cases the beans are undefended. Employes of a Chi- Chamber, and chairman the several Mr. Mehr traced the growth of For Neuberger, will have of the days prior county committees that made the H. Dern when the commission was being neglected and are growing nese rug factory made a valiant the party will consist of a county fair of 1937 stand out as his company which was organized riage the bride had been enter- charge of the parade. affair, 1931. was He in reaptoo large and as the summer is effort to stem the tide, and dug dance and buffet organized The gift men at the end of the in 1926 with a capital investment tained at various functions by her supper. a real success. pointed by Governor Henry H. nearly over these beans will not trenches across a main highway of only $2000 and a small plant friends and relatives, her mother line of parade at the Court House HORSES Blood. have time to ripen and be har- in attempt to repel the invaders. Lo- giving her a trousseau tea at the Grounds who will give each child Jos. Perkins, employing four people. The Thoroughbred He attended Utah State Agri- vested as dry beans. But the Japanese attack was demanufacGarment family residence Sunday afternoon. in the parade a small gift are J. gan company, Preston, first; Chas. Kent, Logan, cultural college and after leaving It seems to amount to the same termined. The Chinese rug workof Logan knits, today oper- Many useful and beautiful gifts H. Wilson, Irvine Sheffield, L. A. turers 2nd; Jos. Perkins, Preston, 3rd. school engaged in business and thing as letting money hang there ers realized this, and the trenchwere presented her. After a short Hayball, E. C. Dobbs and John E. ates four factories in the United Aged Stallions te Geldings farming in Wellsville. He served and be wasted. The weather is es were never used. States and one ln Canada Eiht honeymoon in Colorado, the young Krier. N. Harold Trenton, Butler, of fust; member at different times as a ideal for this kind of work. Of Miss Taylor and Miss Keate, hundred people are employed by couple will make their home in The judges are Frank Baugh Gooding, Ida., 2nd; this Humphreys, the state legislature and the Wells course the boys and girls are all who also spent the summers vaJr.; George D. Harding, and Mrs. Hyde Park. company. 3rd. Howard Layne, Lewiston, ville city council. He also was in school now and cannot, be per- cation . Myra Cooper. Supt. Allen Bateliving an experience which of this city Mill The Central Aged Standard Bred Mares of the Cache County suaded to pick any beans after will remain etched in their minds chairman man has consented to have these is being modernized and when the John Bateman, Logan, first; John Returns from East Tax Revision league. school hours. schools close earlier on that day described their three work already begun is completed forever, MoBateof Lee Rao the Reese, manager 2nd; Bateman, Logan, so the parade can commence at We have seen the time when days happenings in the Ameri- the local flour mill will be 150 tor Sales Company, local Dodge man, Logan, 3rd. 4:30 p. m. sugar beets have been snowed in, can legation before they finally barrel a mill. A large and Dan capacity Saddle Stallion day has American Plymouth dealers, just As a special feature of the Fall and have been dug out of the left the city. They traveled in a ware house is about completed 1st. returned from Michigan where he the committee has also mud, in late October with the tem- small Japanese boat, the Nonsel, where flour will be stored and will Star, Logan,1 Opening went to get a school bus for the Standard year colts Ivan to Kobe. perature below freezing. arranged for a Grand Fashion Rea truck loading stafor provide school district. Franklin Ira Jardine. County 1st; Logan, v People who are short of both Washington Secretary Wallaces vue with living models and a free tion. A new office will be built Clarkston, 2nd; D. D. Buttars, He went through a number of food and money should hunt upi to tighten production con- dance at the Dansante in the proposal in this new fire proof building. 3rd. states, including Michigan, Iowa, Lewiston, the farmers who have beans and on trol major crops next year evening at 8 oclock. A special been purNew has Coloramachinery Grade Stallions Jodie Smith, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, be provided with decorBig figures kinda stall me, and tomatoes they do not intend to' , i chased and the mill is being com- Benson, 1st; Archie Woolf, Hyde do and Wyoming and made ob- had the support Wednesday night stand will anyway I have always thought harvest and when these farmers! LlVCStOCK a number of beautiful ations and administer who of leaders farm one be will pletely modernized. It Park, 2nd; Myron Norman, Para- servation as to the states using federal . they was for somebody else besides are approached in the right way programs models will display the finest and agricultural in the dise, 3rd. mills of flour the finest He tokens. all states the says me. And also, the ones you see, they will say, help yourself to 11011 S latest in wearing apparel carried the country. contemplated country when the abandoned tokens Jodie have except throughout Haevy Draft Geldngs Sambos, what you can use and then close they are mostly Uncle who discussed de- by the stores in Logan. Special State leaders, are re-1 Missouri. completed. improvements Dodge manufacturers Smith, Benson, 1st; Adrain Drayer I always imagined that his the gate when you go out. and tails of the 1938 farm progrartl musical numbers and the Blue. 150; Hogs: Receipts, Ogden Clinton, 2nd.; Dale Bright, Rich- port that during the month of behind closed doors with AAA of- bird Orchestra will take part durfigures were O. K. and I didnt on limited supply desirable steady September the company has sold mond, 3rd. Marriage Licenses need to check up on em, event if said the proposals would ing the revue. A free dance will hogs; early top, $11.75 on choice Draft Geldings Geo. W. more trucks than any month in ficials, Russell N. Hirst. Logan and Light But a I could. coincide with broad new farm leg- be given in connection with the 11.50 $10.508 butchers; mixtures, A of the the Clue history Greaves, factory. large islation Verna Petersen, feller he says to me, Jo, he says, Brigham City; Reese, Amalga, 1st.; sows, $7.75 7 8.75. congress is expected to revue. This should interest many 2nd.; Frank Leishman, truck manufactumg plant is be- enact. and Preston, did you see where Uncle Sam is people. All the people of the city Cattle Receipts, 500; good cows Arlo H. Shuldberg, Preston Milo Wellsville, 3rd. ing built north of Detroit for use Elaine Swan Lake; and givin away millions to the rich, valley are invited to attend 120 the one of E. steady to 25c higher; other classes Alan Gambles, Norris Dodd, next season. that dont need it, and I says, Jensen, North Logan and Three year old draft Geldngs: car weighty Idaho heifers, AAA committeemen invited here, the revue and dance. steady; Darvil 1st.; Smithfield, Spring, Marie Melbourne O' Adams, Logan; help no, I never saw that. $7.00; plain driveins, $5.506.50; said a majority of the men here" And this neighbor, he is an acFuneral services are being con- car Douglas Wallace, Salt Lake City Frank Leishman, Wellsville, 2nd.; Lewistons Day in Court Idaho a cows, to set good the up plan approved 3rd. Wells ville ; James Murray, Richmond, A Jury in the case of Lewiston countant, and he knows figures, ducted this afternoon in the Nib-le- y $6.35; load Idahos, and Zaida Maughan, special acreage limit, or goal, for Two year old draft Geldings ward chapel for Dick Cum- $6.25; five average out at $5.00; Joseph Call Osmond and Cleone and they dont scare him. So he City versus Thomas Gregory in cotton, corn, tobacco, potatoes, Darvil 1st.; Smithfield, liberWar Spring, sure Wlaldo is court Geo. Mrs. the Mr. Govt, son of and district says, yes, Thursday brought in peanuts, and rice under the soil mings, low cutter to common driveins, Rogers, Logan; Parley Franklin, 2nd.; Edith Wright, EmDouglas is in Lillian al. And the latest Jie says, of not guilty of the Cummings, who was killed at $3.254.50; late Wednesday, car nick, Hinckley and William W. David S. Sullivan, Richmond, 3rd. a verdict conservation program. when he Logan; Chattanooga, which is a rich and mett, Idaho, Tuesday charge of interferring with an ofUtah Holstein steers, Sorensen, old draft I One Dodd, chairman of the Oregon Geldings year case was fine town, and the Govt, it has was run over by a freight train. and Ruth The ficer. on May in court Skidmore, Logan $6.35; 96 head medium and good AAA committee, said the John- Benson Thomley, Smithfield, 1st.; appeal from the P. donated 2 million there, to build Lewiston Allen, city!state Providence; The Thompson Mortuary of HyHyrum The starting lineup of the 1936 drivein heifers, $750. 1938 regulations were an improve-to- n son B. Elise court. and Merle Lewisa power house. So I says, gee rum has charge of the body. BurLogan; Stender, team of the Logan high football Cunningham, 14,350; few lots on Receipts, Sheep Page Four) (Continued 37 and 1936 soil ment over the whiz, I thought Chattanooga was ial will be given in the Millville trucked in lambs early, $8.25 8.50 Clin Anthony Balls, Hyde Park school will be pitted against the city marshal was the com- included and conservation i program fine and Ellen Peterson, Amalga; SylThe case wasr' style. 1937 prospective already lit up in 7 cemetery. plaining witness. players at the small lot ewes, $3.50. van Weston Weaver, Preston and And this accountant, he took a features heard before Judge Lewis Jones Mr. Cummings was working with school campus at 4 oclock -l Sigh effecnot as with Attorney E. T. Young repre- - 'although probably Gayle Smith, Lewiston: Helmer a sklrm, long breath and he says, well, it a construction gang at the time of afternwn It will ve Logan Girl Weds Richmond and Lavon is easy to see that Lewiston City and Judge you dont the accident. Carlson, 'ish and will give Coach senting practice Miss Barbara Sutton, daughter Mortensen, Woodruff H. R. Tolley, AAA administra- - Burns crookston a line on the know an awful lot about figures Jesse P. Rich representing Mr. Smithfield; Surviving are his parents, Geo. or politics. tor, said the state committeemen iprcrial he will have to work and Lillian Jessop Cummings, Mill- of Bishop and Mrs. D. J. Sutton Willard Willardson and Tyra MoGregory. in the I with during the coming season, Yours, with the low down, ville; six brothers and sisters: Mrs. of the Logan First ward, with ser, Preston. major points approved 1938 program sugand JO SERRA Manitta Jensen, Hyrum; Mrs. Mon- Carl LaSelle Norris of Dandolph, proposed on Here Vacation A genuine old time get together o Nerine, Utah, secured a marriage license Slaughters Rats ica Pitcher, Lewiston; gested some changes in minor defriends of former missionaries and AnLos William Crookston of Rotary in Canyon Maxine, Abe and Clair Cummings, from the clerks office here and Fair a Success Magnus Olsen of this city, re- of the Australian Mission will be geles where he is a deputy sheriff tails. The Logan Retary club enterwere married the in Logan today He said the AAA probably tained Thursday at Tony grove in It is believed the Farm Bureau Millville. siding at 760 North 2nd West held Saturday, October 2, at the in the county law enforcement ortemple. fair Just closed will be a financial street, reports that he has killed Capitol Hill Ward chapel (near ganization. has been in Logan this would announce broad outlines of Logan canyon at the forestry O 97 rats in and about his premises. Utah State Capitol building) to Had Glorious Trip in week on his annual vacation. Mr. the new program this W'eek. success this year according summer camp of Utah State AgrThrashing These rats have killed upwards of Salt Lake Newell J. Crooks ton county clerk. The chief change, they said, was icultural college. The entertainment City, at 9:00 pm. Crookston has gone to the MadiGeorge W. Thatcher, manager of Completes local John T. Quayle, thrashing 40 pullets at the Olsen home and Splendid short program and plenty son river on a fishing trip. He that instead of paying farmers in took the place of the weekly dinUpwards of $4000 were the gate the Lyric theatre accompanied by receipts for the rodeos and horse Mrs. Thatcher, has returned from machine man is today winding up a have destroyed a number of nests of time to renew acquaintances. will be back to Logan to spend a par for diverting acreage from ner meeting. Paul M. Dunn, head few days before returning to his major crops and in part for prac- of the college forestry department, pulling events. An additional $1500 a 16 day motor trip that took him five weeks' thrashing run that has for setting hens. Since the war Be there weU be seein you. been post of duty. He was a former tices termed has the new explained in detail what the stuor thereabouts were taken in from to the lake region in Michigan. kept him pretty busy on the was started on the rats, they are This announcement made by Wendell L. Cottrell, vice resident of Logan where he was program would stress acreage lim- dents were accomplishing at th concessions. The estimated expense The outing was a grand and glort farms of North Logan and ad- becoming scarce ln that chairman of the organization. of the fair was around $5000. jacent territory. ious one. bom and reared. its or "goals. camp and the purpose of It. se j YnpyiPTirP Prize Saddler Purchased by Leo J. Cremer Wed-nesd- ay. d. ' H. P. Leatham Honored at San Francisco Tomatoes and Beans Go Begging In the Fields he j gar-IPla- ns Anniversary -- - Otto Mehr Party of Junior C. of C. i&lks tO Ad Club 4-- H -- Marriage Preformed TptvinlA Central Mill Is Being Modernized Farm Chiefs Approve New The Low Down From Hickory Grove Will-mor- e, Crop Control vUOtcl neighbor Dick Cummings Services in Nibley Ward 1057-pou- Logan High Football 1105-pou- Practice 1035-pou- Australian ;T' , Missionaries Will Meet . g, . |