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Show Friday, Septemler 17, 1937 Cattle Prices CACHE AMERICAN '4-- H Spanish Loyalists Win League Recognition Delegates To Participate Likely to In Remain High State Fair LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Page Seven. GLASS HOUSE LAST WORD IN PRIVACY m IS THIS Geneva. The League of nations tlub nu intx r.s from 2d eaJ c.n'.liuad Fmuil Modern window space bring tx-,- d counties indicated that have intuited the ambitions o are Monday nature into this kitchen, making they d.in..iul viniiat.cr pleasure out of drudgery. la mam' i,a tfie high ra es vtill enter club activities at the fa. 1st Italy and Nazi Germany alt-.-bjt lo slaughter iai:lc 1937 s ate fair, says D. P. Mur: ay. recognising tlie SjxiiiL-of club leader. Reixirts in-- 1 government and telusmg to bur tnU fill, sas Dr W E. Carroll. state 191)7 a ill surpass lad Ethiopia from league n.embersJdp Animal Hu.sbur.dnun of I fie LiJAC. dic.de lhat record of exhibits at the Italy end Germany, both of who I jeats laitut:. Ur. Carioll cittwl t num- - have withdrawn from league colbeef cal.lc stare fair from 2200 club Ai't-othe m e h 1. m luboration. ters. allies staunch f of .Mtual.oii rcjxitt of Hie Bureau ' in ! special supporting Generalissimo Fiar.cls-du- b County champions U Ay.u.uliutal Economics, of the A w co lil Francos contests activities and Spanish Insurgency tculUi--. of 1 Ag A pa tment visit the slate fair September 25. land demanding recognition of the Ui percent Muall r nunmer of i. show new racist emplte in Ah tea. E It 26, 27, Mr. Murray slated, to Coin I he in ui their project achievements and to The te.hnual sea, lug of ed t coil pr. lili Auyu FlaUe In club features. Judg- - upta as an "ahviiuc ' member d. uliil ia I W.n repol! in livestock, crops,; and the rejection of a protest mg contests Io,- the Enter urn., he j d. forestry, poultry and home econo- - from OeneiallLssimo Fianco V., are d callle of grain-fehkelyj nutJ : V op,n (til. )rogram on gidcned the tension ol the lea- h , 25 to decline more than i Sa afternoon uidj.v Sept., assembly although meeting, next winter and spring on Increas- tivities will Include Ihe style dress neither move was undertaken as ed marketings, but that prices of revue whe'e the girls will1 a direct rebuff to the Rome-BeGlass combines the charm of Japan with the con ' the lower grades of slaughter cat- modii In complete costumes they tin axis. vemence of Modern America in this home of Harrela to continue well Harris, architect. It was the winning entry for tle are expected have made, the opening of the The Spanish loyolis s asserting small houses in the Pittsburgh Glass Institute tively high. Some seasonal advance boys and girls' demonstration eon that the new Mediterranean "pir Competition. in puces of the lower grades dur- test, and the Judging of livestock a(.y accord fails to their protect ing the fust half of 1938 "is not and other exhibits. Much interest merchant shipping sought to force is being noted in connection with the issue squaicly before the lor-uunlikely." The report indicated "a fairly the showmanship and fitting conof 50 nations. demand is likely to develop tests in dairy, swine and sheep, ; The recognition of the loyalists for feeder cattle" this fall in view Mr. Murray said. Animals entered as the legal govmmnet of Spain track, turning the room Into an house first who awarded live rein the corn noof outdoor porch at a moments In the activity will show the recently fJ'MIE people glass of the large production came about when the assembly-presi- ded tice. -- 1 and other feed grains and the sults of good care, good training over by Premier Juan prize for dwellings costing less than $12,000 in the nation-wid- e The bathroom, six by six. ts of The number hogs small and poultry good groomuig. relatively Negrin of the loyalist government j the Pittsburgh Glass Institute dont have complete In every detail, though sponsored by competition remaindemonstration the and marketed dressing to be during killing by virtue of the routine rotation It has no tub. "Everybody nowaany curtains on their windows. They doa't need anyt der of this year. Such a demand and the log sawing contest will In- of the presidency among league days takes showers," says Deenterest fair visitors late Saturday members turned will ease, and perhaps prevent This, according to Harwell Harris, designer and owner of the signer Harris. "Why bother with down Franco's j g bathtirely, a seasonal decline In the afternoon. protest against continued recoghouse, is not because the type of glass repels curious eyes. Its be- an expensive, of tub? Sunday, September 26, will in- nition of the Madrid government. prices of the lower grades cause the bouse Is situated In a Tbe kitchen, measuring nine by clude a The assembly's credentials Service, a slaughter cattle this fall. Sunday district which, though only ten beautifully adapted to living close nine, contains everything a house mittee lield that Franco's protest minutes' ride from downtown Los to Nature. Dr. Carroll said it is probable new feature of the club wife could desire. An impression Angeles, Is thickly wooded with that slaughter supplies of cattle schedule. Time will also be allow-wi- ll was a political matter aver which Complete, with every detail of spaciousness Is obtained by intrees. visit members to ll shower-stalacked for it a the to the direct lighting and from points jurisdiction, be smaller in the last half ed glass Harris' home was planned to electric refrigerator, the house walls, which make it look double of 1937 and first half of 1938 j of Interest in Salt Lake City, league at ts December and May of cost meet Us slxe. demands two the The $1600. adults principal health contest, always In the delicate question of Eththan a year earlier. The short! The measures 12 by 24 feet. who wanted the conveniences of In selecting this house, one or to rural the of of feed interest and primary the status high prices by supplies iopias a modern apartment; but whose The walls of two sides exclusive the most unusual among tbe 65 6 will the visitors from the begin last winter, resulting meetngs the credentials commith d low income prohibited a large ex- of a at the designs submitted in the contest, a' drought, forced the llquida- - day, September 27, program, ac tee dealt with the problem for the bottom are constructed entirely judges were Impressed with the Perhaps its most penditure. demonto Mr. Murray. The cording time being by the simple expedarchitectural feature is that, of glass. The third wall Is partly fact that while It was Intended stration contest for boys and girls ient of ignoring it. Ethiopia was by the use of glass instead of glass, partly wood and partly primarily for a warm climate, the will also continue until Monday reported as "absent, thus still a paper. It captures the charm of translucent white cloth. Every plan would be particularly pracJapanese homes with their mov- window panel may be either slid tical for a combination porch-su- r evening. member technically. able walls of paper screens, so aside or lifted completely oft Us room for houses In any locality. as well as Exhibits in the Italy has intimated to Great other state fair departments vx ill itam that there c m be no com observed by the dele- - plcte .ttiement of the Medilei- "it is likely that the number of be kecnlV cause of disappointment in secur- their visit m Salt ,.inean Lvsue or ac.ual decision on during gates re you I?eatfv for cattle that will be fed during the a market that would give a ing Lake City. new a of accord be will much season larger coming p ofitable return to the grower." UAny ItmeiROncy? The climax to the fair program, friendship until Rome's demands than was the case last winter. In pictuilng the plight of the will be a banquet sponsored by Uor of her Ethiopian recognition The Bureaus report stated that the Salt Lake Chamber of Com- prune producers, he said In pastl We've all heard of the "five foot are recognized, cattle feeding operations in 1936-3- 7 merce on Monday evening, Sept.j conquest many growers have been re-- 1 shelf years of litera-- y Haile Selassie, deposed emporer reputation, but were generally profitable. 27. Announcements of achievements 0f ceiving less than the cost of sent a note to the another Ethiopia that deserv- she,f cost will Stocker and feeder cattle Boise, Idaho, Idaho prune grow- duction because of improper dls-- 1 and presentation of awards willSeagUe aSi.rting his country's ri-emer- It's attention. kitchen the feeders more money this fall, but to erstoday tribution. appealed vigorously of the evening, high lights to membership and warning the food stores of the natio to Mr. McBirney asserted In view gency shelf, and its footage is feeding costs are likely to be less Special guest speaker for the proassist In advertising Gem State of th-s- e than they were last fall. The con- gram will be Dr. Adam S. Bennion. and variable in ratio to each house-frespast experiences l clusion is presented that returns . prunes nationally and dis- something unforeseen mayihod's from cattle feeding in the coming ?re,op Mis. Peter Johnson at her home. mg on tne market. season, therefore, may be somethe food need never be caught with : 5lore,you An enjoyable afternoon was spent what less profitable than last e In making the appeal, J. H. facilities to assure proper distri-,lhsupboard bare when surprise and luncheon served. A gift was Mt ter and spring, but losses from The prune stabilization commit- gucsts arrive these days. One of Birney, prominent state fresh to Mrs. Johnson for prune grower presented feeding operations are not likely and president of button. 0f the canners' contrto be sustained by experienced1 College Ward The PTA meet- her son, Dewaine, who is fulfilling ive Idaho Fresh Prune Grower's tee was set up recently to pro-- 1 the netteit to modern housekeeping butiol,s a in Sweden. mission feeders." school S.abilization asserted tect the interests of the piune Committee, ing of the College-Youn- g be Included among It is believed that the consumer was held on Friday evening v.ith Miss Dorthy Hansen entertained the national food stores, through growers of the state and is coin-- j that ihouId stapies on every shelf piorida demand for meats is likely to re- President Olive Hughes in chaige.iat dinner on Sunday in honor ol their thousands of retail outlets, of prominent growers citrus frult and juice tree Hancock of Mendon. are able to main relatively stable through the Plans for future meetings and or-Idaho, provide an orderly throughout fresh with all the sparkle, tang ' Covers were laid for Miss Della remainder of 1937 at least. With gamzation were discussed. and protect marketing program and valuable vitamins fully reKendrick, growers against contnued small slaughter supplies David Jackson who Is employed Bartlett-- Miss Grace their Hostess-saverushing emertained. in an Whitney, product onto a glutted of hogs in prospect for the next in Randolph spent the forepart of Edgar Sorensen, market gency, delicious citrus fruit salads the ?uest of honor and the host-Mi- and COMPLETELY INSTALLED year or longer, consumer demand the week here with his paients. un becoming the victims of and desserts will add sparkle to for beef 1s expected to continue Wilma Abrams entertained scrupulous buyers. meals. Use all you want everyday to demand in the relation high The volume of our Industry is a few friends at a birthday party for health and flavor the year Four-fiftof midAmerica's for other meats. Small Down Payment Games afternoon. on Monday decreasing from year to year due 'round, but be sure to keep the refreshments dle class families have increased principally to lack of proper disMonthly Payments as low as eme: gency shelf and were enjoyed their incomes an average of $437 tribution, $5.43 Mr. McBuney said. A served. o and their a year since 1932, according to a few years ago, we produced over The Elders quorum Lemons with small! recent NorthwestFOR RENT the by survey 2500 cars a year whereas this partners enjoyed a wiener roast ern National Life Insurance comskins are light pored, and water melon bust on Friday years yield will be less than 800 said to be the best buy because pany. Of 25,000 families in 43 states cars. The number of growers have Irrigated evening at the city park. WJlford 79 they contain more juice and highincreased per tent reported fallen off considerably, mainly be- -. Ward and Reed Nelson were in er acidity. earnings. charge of arrangements. The MI. A. will hold their opening social on Tuesday evening. A good home program and dance will be given. Barn Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hansen Service Station spent several days in Salt Lake City. They were accompanied by Located on Main Highway Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hansen of South of Logan Logan. PHONE Following the work and business meeting of the Relief Society held on Tuesday, a social was given for Tour-- j 1 h ul d the hallway? in -- a-- i Ld - - . H r- ! -- m Winning Design In Glass Competition Cost Less Than $2000 j space-takin- H door-helg- living-bedroo- 4-- H side-stepp- Mon-193- 4-- H kick-boar- foot-hig- 4-- H j Prune Growers Seek Help in Marketing Crop Italo-Briti- ,0 e--s gt No black eyes from unseen doors when theres a bulb in the light socket FEW bulbs placed belong prehousehold tragedies. Do you have a reserve supply on hand? Ii not buy a reserve carton of assorted sizes. For example, $1.10 buys you a half dozen bulbs, one in each of these sizes: 25, 40, 60. 75. 100, 150. 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