OCR Text |
Show CACHE AMERICAN Four 4 fiitLiy, Stptemler 17, 1937 LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH R imbouil.i t r..m under one jear: ; Hum Ha t! ud BUikcaps Pearce raradie first, Ma- - Ward, second 1st and Ms Hct,P Zinnia Hjde Paik Itadtr, third bouqj' Crop price are Lful.v too liiKh'ilVpe Wrd F weix on first, Mrs Mo-oFirst rack 3id Zoi- - ! Oliver Haavn E Ruih Rner Mrs Nfblev Blanche second Sn.itiifa Providence, Rnznie An.es. id, Bonne, yttir Gordon, in many Instances Meat, dairy Provide me, 8 Noble A Lnp-r- , Mathers ii.st, second and third also first Heifer i df G-first, group smid Mrs Sarah Hobbs, thud Heights, second, shoe rack. Mar- - Nasturtium Margaret products, cerala are rapidly soar-- t Clto Johnson rue Kow jilts, Logan, third Puppet first Cosmos J E Shaffer, Small- - on p. n of four lamb lb.s Oordon exhibit, second Bur- Hat ie Mr- - E i k Currants iiift out of reach of the average Sons, Amalga t.st Piadse atcond CLUBS .dolls, Hlen Newey, Logan first, field, first and second Flower Gar- A five-teloaf of Snuthfnld, 2nd, Andrew Nelson Murdie and Annie Obray, leade-workingman Farads e, first, Ulhan Kendrhk ROME FURNISin.NGS Hooked k' plane, Betty Jones, WellsvU- - den club Logan and SmP hf u Id bread cos's Un cent now In most Colli ge ward 3id. Hairy cattle, regls.e'ed Holstein by ARTHUR REID lr I s, aders Provide e rug Mrs P. E Markham, Smith- Cow Thain and Ida Griffin, second, hot pads, Ph Ills firsts. Lewiston club se-- 1 ou.r one year, Farrell Hllljard. Champion localitic s, because he planned It1 f lor second Second Year Canning: Lii- Bros Btnv.n, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Glen Snmhfield first; Mrs Government Curbo Decried NeLson, first; Olsen, chard, Cache Junct , third. Tea cond Hyrum (,;d FUTURE FARMERS 'adl'd Bird -- Andrew Nelson, han Kendrick and Ida Griffin y )Ui g Ward, second, M:s Florenc e tow. Is, Lucille Johnson, Paradise,. C.S. Lrsdi In Reslricllon Smllhtield, second, Ross Donohou present satisfactory ildrra first, Hattie McMurdle and te i.v Smlthfield, third Novelty second, table runner; Sibyl Nel- -, : plo'man HOGS Sow under one year: Noith Oui Fanner be Fooled Afaln? Logan, third, under one rmers viewpoint prices Coll,KC aa,d S Noble A. Annie Obray leaders, second. Third rug s,n- Richmond, first, collection of Melvin Glenn, Nibley. first, Geo Bmlthfncal Miss 2nd. SmithCarma Hansen, year. Budd Reese, Smithfield, first; ops Into consideration Ruth chugg a,ld Jean Hul, id Ama!ka 3,d D C Through first, Mrs H W Higliy. Lo- - dogs. Jatky Baugh, Logan, third, se Beutkr. North Logan, second, Elmer Olsen, Smlthfield, second. there only ono explanation for,8011-'S chmson. Providence, first; fourth 8,u. second, Mrs Olga Hansen, PHa. Margaret Bond. Grace, Ida- - Monroe Johnson. North herd -- Geo Br','drs Logan, report of the International Instl-thlf- c t New Deal Grade Holstein over one year, alld atrambie Noble M Anlnla b: ; Ross year. Mrs Rita Hammond and hmiri.lald and Mrs Dextor Olsen ' ho third runs third, two pigs, produce of sow Glen NeLson, first; FaTis Hillyard, tut of Agriculture headquarters t0 riuh new agrtcul-- 1 Cordon- Smithfuld. 2nd first. HutchLson, Monroe BeutJesse lJ,ttn Fmi htield. third Bedspread Mrs Johnson, first; GRANDMOTHERS DEPT. Quilt: thread of proven economic enforcement le g Is a 1 o n Smlthfield, second. Major Nilson, Individual Kerr Contest: Delva Eriie Smith, Amalgc, first, Mrs Susan Stoddard, Richmond, caif herd Geo S No-Bns de-condemnation ex- The first; Ier. second; Melvin Glenn, third .Smlthfield. third Under one year, Tlie eaLd C?.'S7 crop T.stm lion, I.ginia Lundqutst, Smlthfield se- - Mjrtha Anne Lewis, Richmond litter. Jesse Beutler, first; Melvin Gen Nelson first William Brothers group exlubit: Mrs ' i Bruderer.l Mrs Bessie Merrill. mean of bringing production and Susie Rasmussen, Glenn, second; Victor Afgan tor him Oordo" Smithfield. 2nd El wood b..lnK Benson second, jar( Rl a H.mmond and Jean Hutchl- - n ond tin d Afghan "" Mrs H. A Smlthfield, fust Mary A Reese, third Sow over one year: Arthur Johmon North Consumption Into balance, repre- - hen In reality It Is being aotu, Logan. third Amal-SoAt S Noble MllelG Sons. Ruth , and first; Monroe Chugg Mrs sent the majority Judgment Logan, first, sj ClaraLogan, second Shawl. Ellen Pe- Campbell, Young, first, fjro him so that he will vote New14 lld BIoamfin Bros Best fitted animal and showSmlthfield, ta Fife, Providence, second, also juhnson. Logan, second, Mrs Vtr- - terson, first, Carrie Thomas. Lo- -' Johnson, second, Jesse Beutler agricultural and economic experts d gj (he nfXt ,.;4.C jon it In the first manship. Farrel Hillyard, first; r Ke 3rd exhibit. third. group H from a dozen nations, In contradic'na Susie uKixk, Mendon, second, gan, Rasmussen, third, pteetd can mains to be seen whether he Glen Hillyard, second , Glen NelBros Bite and Get Plowman Mrs CorSmlthfield J -j tion of the Roosevelt administra- again be fooled .third DAIRY over CATTLE Allgaier. Purebred Hyrum, WOMANS DEPARTMENT Rug. Mary son, third Smtlhfl) Id, 1st Bed-'otion policies. first U,u Rnussen. Smithfield bridge, Richmond, second. o FKJODS-- Dt rake- year' John Thatn. Benson, Club AnH Smlthfield of Geo dam Prodtne Is a group exliibit at last JardilelUia Clarkston. Carrie se-or,d' r v'' Leo Thomas, Crop restriction spiead Logan, ' North first, Krebs, Logan, Smithfield Exhibits at Cache County a cIubiirsi, airs Ilrst: SnritMie-ltulf son, Ru limond, 1st; Gio, S' S'lk Mrs Elizabeth Laura Lo-i Junior temporary expedient. Adopted In Borthomr, qullts North Preston, first, Keith cond, Younker, .'lhlld Bessie Rasmussen Clarkston North time of emergent y, there Is In- Fair Show Results of Pain- Noble & Sons, Amalga, 2nd ; Ross cond and third, on'e crust uniaa'- - ajan- Hrst, Sybil Nel- -j second, Mrs Weigmann. Logan, gan, third. Purebred under onel'nlor caIf ,clqb' .i!50n1, pie: Mrs isl Gordon, Smithfield. 3rd Hat-- i third Pillow cases Carrie Thomas, evitably caused a leveling down taking Kfforts i4011 Richmond, second, Mrs Floyd Israelsen, North Logan, Logan calf club, year: Peter first Providence, GJettrup, Cow and thl-IV ursont; produce of standards of productive effiMarie Bair, Richmond, third 'first, Lyle Israelsen, North Swme clubs- Sow over one year, College wardlUe 1st ; Ross Mrs Lily Zilles AIrs' Lols BubtHillyard, Smithfield, Mm- - Scarf Mrs David Jackson, Logan, second and third. Group exhibit Blaine Olsen. Young, first; War rn ciency". and "Indefinitely pursued" qllllt' from white wm Mrs. bread. (Continued Page One) Gordon. Smithfield. 2nd ; George second, second advance In prosperity It makes second Chair set P: lscllla Thomp- -, South Cache FPA, first; North ren Olsen, Young, second: Ross Hatrison, Cove, second; Mrs Pe- 'don S Noble, Amalga 3rd. and civilization" Impossible This Douglas Olsen. Young, third. Under one Franklin, 2nd ter Johnson, third. Ward, College ' Dairy exhibit Thain Bras Ben- Whole Wheat theory, repudiating the Idea of Grades over one year: Claudyear, Blame Olsen, first and Mr-- , Heavy Draft Mares Win. Perkes Pearl Bird. Mendon, first, Jatkei set. Came Thomas, second Bread Mrs Peter Increasing Income by producing Hyde Park, 1st; M. C. Naegle, son. 1st , Dr C J Datnes Ac Sons, Jesse cond. Ross Olsen, third, Rhoda Hardman, Mendon Collar and cuff set: Nna Moose- - Nielsen, Smlthfield, first; Food Cake secnd less, rests on the fundamental Cornih, 2nd ; Ivan third. Knitted Beutkr, second, Claud Nielsen, Boar, under one year, Warren Woodward, Logan, 2nd; Plowman Bros Smith-- '' Ruth Campbell, Providence, first second Rane Pitcher, Smithfield,' man- Smithfield, one year-- , Olsen, first; Russell Olsen, second. principle that production of It- Franklin, 3rd. Margaret sox Mrs J R- Richardson, Lo-- third Grades under Butter cake: Mrs. Ray Pitcher, third Kitchen apron self must provide the Income from first. B lace. Eliza ElKnitted Claud Ran. Israelsen, horses first; Nielsen, Lewiston pig club, third Vemira draft Lyle Douglas Light Smithfield. first: Mrs. Florence Noble, Amalga, first, which to Increase consumption. Litter: Blame Olsen, first, Ross Dale Wright, Franklin, 1st ; Nelson, College Ward, second. Co- wood, Newton, second, LetUe Jen- - Godfrey, Clarkston, second Lunch- second; Floyd Israelsen, third. second. Best fitted animal and 2nd ; Hyde John Kathryn Harris, Bright, Richmond, okies Mrs Olive Scott, Millville kms. Newton, third Cotton house eon setThe measures taken with refer- Krebs, North Logan, 3rd. were Pirkwork tost Mrs Jesse Leo The L Beutler, first, community exhibits Hardangcr manship Clarkston, dess first, Mrs Sparks, Peter first; GJettrup, second ence to cotton to hold down proLogan, j second Krebs, second, Israelsen, J outstanding They we.e judged by Floyd st O A Pie Mrs. Florence Nel- Ray Pitcher. Smithfield, second. &atn Richards, Three draft marts year duction and reduce the nation's 'Dr. A L. Stark and Prof. J C. son, first, Mrs Wm. Harrison, se- Lea James. Paradise, third Wool Knifed table cover Mrs Peter third Gustavcson, Logan 1st and 2nd ram over, Hoeenson who scored each ex- surplus are an example of the SHEEP Larsen, Mendon thud Mooseman. Nina Hampshire dress Smithfield, MillMrs Peter cond, Peterson, marcs Ivan Two year draft baneful effect of a planned econo5ear M,vhln Israelsen, North hibit and did a very fine job of first L Spirks, second, Mrs. DarJ FLOWERS Dahlia Emma Bull-,oville, third 1st; Ornls my Indefinitely pursued " As a Woodward, Franklin, the winners flrst' under one 5ear' Rix.se. me third Childs Benson, Poods Eva Canned Providence Elizabeth Peas, Omcr 2nd ; result the US share of the for-- j Buttars, Lwlston, Peterst'nL Sparks, econd Childs gan' Benson, frst anaj Larger community exhibits with silk dit-- s Mrs Sande-- s w Richmond, T first, Nibley 3rd Lewiston, s eign cotton market has dropped Eutlar;, yea ling C J Daines, oni Han.-on- , G.srge Anderson son w w P(,lk;lls smithfield setond Ewe undt'r one vcar- Mel-- 1 their scorts Logan, second; Mrs knit chess M-from a level around 60 per cent Sl.klmg Colts of Draft stexk LsracLsen, fust Ewe over two Providence, 93, Smithf.eld, E5; and 2nd; Major thiid Clulds wool coat flr,u E,nma yj.aicx.-1st: Logan, Sa- - Hithmond Asile. thiid W T San-'ivAmalga, to 44 per cent, and, through en- Benson Thoinley, Smithfield, 1st; M(,lvm Israelsen, first: La- -j Hvrum, 82 B Ha Benchdman 5ears Rhtxia 's,conds lad Lois fust, Reese, and thirds Amalga, fhst; Delplund(rs couraging other countries to In- W. E Sandcs, Benson, 2nd ; J Smaller commmnties Two year old heifer Caine Live-- 1 Mrs Hattie Peterson, Millville kv WelLsviUe, second Remodeled iura E1h1 Leaatt Lewiston first Mo le Peb'rson. second and third crease output, It remains a ques- W. Waite, Hyde Park, 3rd ears LlneoIn ewe 0er Uo College Ward. 79. Clarkston, 77: stock, Richmond, 1st; Ross Dono- - second, Mrs. L. J Pety. Amalga, Coat Iven Baird, Richmond, first, Petunia Media Jensen Smithfeld tion how Unde Sam sliall regain Best Matched teams Downs hoo, North Logan, 2nd; Caine thir,. Corn- Anna Ames. VVane Obrav, Pa adise, first, ewe Amalga, 76, River Heights. 74; Remodeled suit Laura Shumway, fl it Nora johnion smithfield Nibley, the loss. 1st ; Bros. Smithfield, Park, 74, Newton. 70, Nibley, Vaj ne Rhoda Douglas Livestock, Richmond, 3rd Kohler Providence under two ear's first, Lois Rce.se, second, Virginia second Remodeled coat l7It is rather Jolting to have the Wright. Franklin, 2nd; M. C Senior yearling Keith Younker, Peterson, flrst- and tlurd- Youn8- 69 Remod- - thlrd oiadioli and third first Hirdman. third Millville, Agnes Roskelley, United States linked to the to- Naegle, Cornish, 3rd. North Logan. 1st. Dried Corn. Mrs Lois George, elcd dress Margaret Noble, Amal- - smithfield, first, H. M Zollinger, talitarian states as the country, Heavy stock horses Alvin Bair Calves C J. Daines. Logan. 1st Nibley, first; Mrs. Sadie aHrdman, ga and Louise But t irs, Clarkston, providence, second, Elmer Boman, next to them, where government .Richmond, 1st; Ray Theurer ' 2nd, and 3rd. Mendon, second, Mrs D M Retd, second, Louise Buttars, third Mis Pres on West, Smithfield and In economic activityIntervention Calf Herd C J Daines, 1st. Providence, 2nd; Marvin Dunbar, thld Dried Beans Mrs BABY DEPARTMENT Carriage jj m Zollinger, third. Star of illyrum, under the Roosevelt administration L0(fani 3rd Mis Ma-Peterson. Smith- - jj, thlehem Lois Geoige, first D led apples sel William Egg Provi-- f JERSEYS has been the most thorough andj ugh,, stock hovses- -L W. Ricks Id man Simons d( ncp 11S( Salpiglasis O E li st Mrs Mis D M Reid fir-,- t Dried Ap-- ri . to as of all." Calves Hilfcr C'lne Livestock comprehensive Mr bothjL(gani lsl L,man Pl,lkeSi Hd(, Mtond ots Mis D M Reid, furi Maijone , r Ltttlcn, l and second The agriculture and trade. 1 Mill in Mitton Logan Co- Rhhmoid 1st, Gem Jeis Cai- - m.i ilia thud row-tl2nd; Mian Mis Doloies S tficxns Smith! lc !cl thud, g ir t M it he of stitute suggests a program Form, Noith Logan, 2nd, and Jul Smitnfuld fi st, Mrs Hat- i.ae quilt Mrs Liatha Sanders, astcr y P Watsms, Logan fust Johnson,! yea- - old bull Gem Jersey expansion on an in- -j Keith Bovs ponles tie Pete son, .second, Anna Ames, Di0an first. Mis Jovce Roundv and j)uld. Maud Dopp, Lewiston, . North ternational scale, employing the Farm. Is'. w LSt0Ili pst Logan, PerkeSi Hyde second, Mrs Kimball Fish- - second snap thud Elizabeth dragon. services of science and technique Paj.ki 2nd ; Roa Bateman, Logan, Bull calf under one year-G- em er, Logan, third Silk Baby quilt Bissegger, Providence, third Mari-MM Tonlaloes Neli0n Florente human of e se. to the satisfaction arm, s . 3rd. Beatrce Hot aLrson. Logan, first, gold. w w perkins, first and se- Automatic Tuning first, Mrs. Hattie Peterson, second needs." To the Idealist, no doubt, t.,,,.., DAIRY CATTLE INCLINED CONTROL PANEL nd Mls Ma:jorie Lebhman- - second, pond, 0 E. Tyner, third Zinnia Mrs Dolores thir1 Scroather' Livestock that is an intriguing proposal, but Grand BeansHowells, Paradise, P D West smithfield and O E Mrs Moroni Hansen, first, Mrs Henry Champion Bull Geo. H Richmond. 1Sre5alneT to the practical minded, the obfarm, Mrs Richmond. Bertha James Pa,adlse se.- third Cotton baby quilt Tyneri flrst preston West, Smith-Henr- y North stacles in the way would make it Anderson, 2nd. Logan, Howells, first, Mrs Mary fleId and Jean Sorensen, Smithfield bull Leslie PeEstella Godfrey, Clarkston, Junior cond, champion of as attainment difficult Produce of Dam Caine Livestock almost third Carrots' Lois Reese, first; Peterson, Smithfield, second, Mrs second Emma Tho-nleSmith- terson, Trenton, as international peace. ut Anna Ames, second. Mrs Dolores' Effie Smith, Amalga, third Knit- - fleld, and Manon Christensen, Hv- Senior champion bull Geo. H uve'' screw ther, third Chard Mrs Hat- - ted or chochet shawl Ms Francis rum thlrd Ro w. Read, Smith- Richmond. nthmnPnrt lit The supposition that people can Anderson,bull Geo H. Fe terson, second. Asparagus Poco-Logan, and Mrs Effie Ileld iIlrst; Pearl Gordon, Snuth- Anderson, Aged AppH ow Caine Livestock, be made prosperous by producing Dolo-eSmith, fist, Mrs Vivian Symons, fied seeond and thlrd Bouquet Mrs 1st ; Plowman Bros , third Scrowther, Richmond, make if growthe less, that you Mrs Florence Chicken Nelson, 'second, Mrs Esther Eliason, Nib- - E Builock Smlthfield, 2nd. third Providence, Three year old cow Caine Live- ing of crops and the production flrst Bepf Mrs Dolores Scrowther' ley. third Silk dress Mrs Dona Gladiola bouquet H M Zollinger Two year old bulls Andrew Nel- lY-'gl- m HOWEVER Raul-ikned- it, - , nt BUn-'club- Br' 11 - ia! x ' aJ Phil-tur- 1 - 1 "" s 2715. a ?hlu7 , ; ' "" Rich-'seco- u,-.d- rela ne co-at- ed de pu-hc- - ' - Way-ma- - Pat-firs- - - I Wl-lgh- rs - - j - show-!OLse- n, - Two-Cru- j , ne God-Ifre- Mor-'Log- y, Mor-Jiinl- or - Ben-'M- ln i - - - - . j , i,i lr-- ki t 1l-,- nr To j in rs St Ivorrl-.Jo- - Tri j it,tle Beets Mrs Bertha James, first, Symons, second, Mrs Jovce Roun- -' 2nd; Way- - champlon CLUB GIRLS Miss Louise Miles, Paradise, second dl'. third Cotton dress Mrs La- man Hillyard, Smithfield, 3rd; Geo ? Noble & Sons Amalga 4th Clothing Individual nightgown Mr Moroni Hansen, third. Peach- - veil Gibbs, Paiadise, firs., M s body will te tetter off, is the Alton Nyman, North Logan, first, es Ms Florence Hansen, College Henry Howells, second, Mrs. Verna Vance bulls Senior yearling Roose-mo6t insane of all of Dr. i A Car Helen Seamons, Hyde Park, and Ward, : first, Mrs Joseph Astle Hancock, third Baby bonnet Mrs velts theores. and how tenaciously Beni0n- Newton'2nd!'st L' Bernita Tout, Smithfield, second, Amalga, second; Mrs. Moroni Francis Pocock, first, Mrs Vivian don, Trenton, he sticks to it) bulls Leslie Pe- Ruth Danielsen, Paradise, third, Hansen, third Pineapple and ap- - Symons, second. Mis Iven Baird, Junior yearling As this is being written here In Mrs Mis Hattie Peterson, se- - Richmond, third Lavette terson, Trenton, 1st ; Ross Gor Second year dress June Godder-- ; ricot Washington buieaucracy's shills in don, Smlthfield, 2nd ; Geo. Noble idge, Smithfield, cond, Sarah Parkinson, Richmond Vivian Symons, second first, Virginia, and out of Congress are burning & Sons, Amalga, 3id ; J. W. Perkes Lee, Hyde Park, and Eunice Tool- - third, apricots' Virginia FANCY WORK Buffet set June Allen the midnight oil while concoctson, Smithfield, Boston Afton Paradise, 4th Miles, 'Larsen, Richmond, first, Sybil Nel- second, first; Pa'k, Hyde new to curtail scheme ing a agrt Donna second, Moroni 'son, Richmond, Childs Gar- - Paiadise, Mrs. Bull calves Geo Noble & Sons, Hall Hvrum, third second; cultural production, despite the Diesser Elna Kemp, North Logan Hansen, third Strawberries. Mrs .Scott. Millville, third 1st ; Thain Bros. Benson, ment Amalga. setback suffered when the Su- 2nd Geo H. Kidman Mendon, , Anderson, Richmond first; Glenna Seamons, Hyde Paik, Florence Nelson, first, Cleo John- - scarf . Isabel preme court threw out the la 3rd ; Thain Bros Benson, 4th , second; Marion Clines club, son, Paradise, second Raspberries 'first; June Larsen, second, Little mented AAA. Farmers are again Ross Gordon, Smithfield, 5ih Mrs P H Rasmussen, Clarkston, Saunders, Benson, third Embroid- Richmond, third to te paid for not growing crops ex-1 Fnst Bros year Cows Thain clothing group Benson, first; CammiUe Wennergren, New- - ered pillow cases Vivian Symons If Dr. Roosevelt has his way, and 1stAged Iris Kemp and Eleanor ton, second, Mrs Hattie Peterson first; June Larsen, second, Veryl ; Bros. Smlthfield hibit Plowman food p ices, already all but the Ashliman Mrs Florence Nel- - Webb, Richmond, third Crocheted Nort Logan, third Pea-leaders, 2nd ; Thain Bros Benson, 3rd highest In history, will te boosted Four year old cows Plowman first, Maxine Smith, leader, son, first, Nona Mohr, Logan, se-- 1 Pillow Case Annie Hughes, Men- of still higher, while an army Smith-Duc- e Mis H Snuthfield, Geo second, Bros Smithfield, 1st ; Mary cond; Bertha James, third. Huck- - don, first, Lucretia Bam, New Deal parasites lives off the Mrs John second, Jensen, field, first and leberries ; Bertha 2nd leaders, Waite, James, Faye Guy new enforcement machmery that Anderson, Richmond, Florence Second Year Cherries 3rd. Nelson, first J Hyrum, thrd Luncheon set Jean Hyde Park, third will te set up to suitably strafe Merrill, Richmond,old cows Thain Group Exhibit Mrs Vella Harris Mrs Moroni Hansen, third. Goose- - Marshall, Smithfield, first, June Three year any unwary peasant who dares to Bros. Benson, 1st ; Plowman Bros and Mildred Ashcroft, leaders, first berries M-Kimball Mrs second, Elgo Anderson, Col- - Laisen, raise more potatoes or wheat than Roskelle. and Berii Em- - lege Ward, first Blackberries Mrs Fisher, Logan, third 2nd ; Geo H Anderson, Smithfield, the octopus at Washington has Class HOBBY DEPARTMENT mett, leaders Smithfield, and Af- - Flattie Peterson, third Cairants Richmond, 3rd decreed for his acres. second A. Painting Lodicy Ovsen Rich-- , Hattie Peterson, cows Plowman ton Israelsen, leader, Hy rum, se-- 1 Mrs Two year old first, base ball bat, Gordon Bros Smithfield, 1st ; Thain Bros conds; Veryl Nilson and Naomi Plums Mrs. Hattie Peterron, Newton, second, oil Benson, 2nd ; Geo. S Noble, Amal- Jensen, leaders, Smithfield, third cond and thrd Black Currants Southland, Mrs P. H Rasmussen, MarMrs. Third Crab Hattie exhibit' third Peterson, group painting; 3rd. year ga, Senior yea: ling calf Thain Bros ion Came, leader, Richmond, first; Apple. Bertha James, first Apples Clarkston, third Imported doll L' first, ham-- , New ton, Rasmussen, Clarkston Benson, 1st ; Geo S Noble & Sons Ms Elizabeth Astle, leader, Amal- - Mrs Phyllis Blanchard Hillyard ga, second. Mrs S W. Younker first Dewberries Mrs Joseph As- - mock; David Shaw, Paradise Amalga, 2nd ; Garrell Sim Richaids Marietta Nyman, leaders tie first; Mis Sarah Hobbs, Ben- - cond, stockings; Smithfield, 3rd Sarah Petty Logan, thud Sewing cabinet, Dou-- r Andrew Nelson,) North Login, and Mrs LaRue son, second, Mr Junior calves ' P nr.mninAi 11 - Ispackman, Lewiston, - I - ' s e ' se-a- A Photo-seria- l in six chapters starring SYIaVIR 5 2 D Warfare between two kid gangs is imminent on the street at the edge of the East River where the d fashionable Riverview Apartments are a strange contrast to the dingy tenements. The "war is forgotten, however, when the slum urchins spot Philip Griswald, son of affluent neighbors, who becomes a rea! target for their abuse. Under the leadership of Tommy, the kids plan to "fix Philio. dead-en- Meanwhile, one of the heroes of this slum street reracketeer, "Baby turns for a secret visit. Now a Face Martin, his face disguised by plastic surgery, is accompanied by his henchman, Hunk. There is a price on Martins head... eight murders are his bloody record ...but he is determined to see his mother and his "moll of earlier daj s. L'VIe Tommys sister Drina and Dave, a poverty- big-tim- e Get Official Entry Blank and FREE copy of Philco Mvsterv Tabloid from CRYSTAL Furniture Co. SoM only uith Philco Aeriui to insure realetl foreign reception. Crystal Furniture Company Phone 444 72 West 1st North based on the SAMUEL GOLDWYN screenplay S V and released thru UNITED ARTISTS stricken architect, have both tried to save him from the of street gangdom. In spite of their guidance and their warnings about the terrors of the reform school, Tommy engineers a plan to punish and humilate Philip. Tommy and his ragamuffin pals "gang up on the unsuspecting newcomer, beat him unmercifully and steal his watch. "Baby Face Martin roves stealthily about the run evils CHAPTER 2 down, shabby neighborhood, scoffing at the poverty and filth of the street from which he hailed. He notes the romance between Dave and Kay Burton, who lives in the. luxurious apartment house nearby. Drina, hopelessly in love with Dave, also watches the affair. Almost starving because of a strike in her place of business, she goes blindly on... hoping that some day she and her brother will escape from the dead-enstreet. d li. 2." |