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Show CACHE AMEFJCAN Pa st Elftit Editors Realize Townsend Voters Sway Elections LOGAN GRIZZLIES GO TO ELK PERMITS BRIGHAM FOR GAME TODAY DRAW AT WASHINGTON, By A. H. Gibbon SALT LAKE CITY under the John 28-- 0 Thirty-fiv- e As-a- I j D. C. More and more editors all over the shel- country, and the big news gatherHelm ing agencies as welfc are realizing Smarting L. Morgan Heiner, by lacking admlnlHl Ve allotted, 99 applicant Whitings Bulldog of North Cache Cache DUl. Hull Between Black-amit- h last Friday, Burn Crookston la Fork and Logan canyon taking bis squad to Brigham toForty allotted 111 applicants. day to e If he cun repeat his Wee Eddington, Salt Lake City; upset of last year. The local aquad should either Ing Names Selected from Dexu,r yan. ogden; Allan N. Ar- ams, Lake town; F. W. Brewer, Og- repeat their do nothing attitude Large Group. of last week or should be hot enden; C. Kay Kimball, Ogden; take anybody. This scribe For the first time since the Farr Jr., Ogden; Farrell II ough tothem to be in the latter picks for the big V. of H. out Egan Wellsvllle; permits Parker, passing . frame of mind and not only that National Cache on S. the Matt elk hunt Browning, Ogden; but I pit k them to beat the Deea Logan; state over the by forest was taken h. B. Adams, Ifyrum; LawTence to regain some of their lost presof Utah, the sportsmen In this c Andrews. Logan: Anthan tige. I saw young Hendricks come are passing around Uiewordseni Millville; Earl Parker, Wells-th- out of the game last week. The tliooe applying for permits jyiije; Marion Sorenson, Garland; kid was ready to cry because of were all treated alike. Tlie draw- - pjmj g Larson, Garand; Delbert his complete failure to get going against Ills former teammates lng took place at the state capltol Berntson. Logan; Ted Zlllls, Lo; And when a boy la in that frame Tuesday and was conducted by gun; Geo. D. Griffin, Logan; of mind anything may happen. InAY. men. R. Hess, Peterson, Hyrum; newspaiier cidentally this boy Hendricks Is It was as far back as 1918, Ogden: W. S. Holt, Trenton; C the bo-- t blocker and passer on th a Hur-rethat ago, A. Hurren, Jlyde Park; D. G. twenty two years team when he is right. took In the game with Box Elder It group of Logan sportsmen Logan; Giant El Larsen, Locash collection among them- gan; O M.i, Eames, Logan; Is probable that Andrews and up C. W Schwab will start at ends; R'ullen selves In Logan to pay the exLogan; Johnson, El F ant Cook at tackles. I a Beau, pense of bringing a car load ot Brewer, Salt Lake City; elk from Victor Idaho. The mov- Kammeyw, Ogden; Eldon Noble star taikle of the team was hurt In the game last week and will ing factors In obtaining the elk Logan; R. F. Vogt, Salt Lake City; Ed Smith, a railroad man Ray person, KUck Stout, Bill Hal-an- d probably be unable to start against Box Elder. Btillcn might be Harry Stoney, a local sports- marki Fred Huth, ' Lew Carrol, moved from guard to replace him of man. Mr. Smith was In charge ke City; Russell Wilkins. Warren Wilson may take his the party that brought the elk Ogden; E. M. Nielsen, Hyrum; O place at guard with George Nelfrom Victor. They were placed In S. Heiner, Morgan; Bert Francis son at the other guard position. Miller will take care of the pian enclosure built of wire netting Morgan. vot post. In the back field will be on the northeast corner of the at quarter. Wayne HUmpherys tabernacle square and were fed Smith and Hendricks at the half hay until spring. back posts and Bill Reid w 111 take In early spring the elk were of the ful back position. Otcare on men hills by driven Into the hers who will see plenty of achorses. From that time until the tion are Richards, Bracken, Budge present the herd has gradually Crookston and Bateson. Increased In size. The game has beet) moved from At the permit drawing conduct- - LEWISTON The Lewiston First Friday to Thursday because of held the ward Society Genealogical ed in Balt Lake City Tuesday the U. E. A. convention In Salt names of 125 persons were listed their opening social Monday night Lake City which beglus Thursday to hunt lor this big game on the in the MIA recreational room. Re night. " " While Logan plays the Bees, the local forest this season. The dates presentative Arthur Bergeson, was Bear River, for the elk hunt are from No- - m charge. Community singing lead Bulldog are playing who took It j vember 1 fo 9 Inclusive. by Hazen Bright. Invocation, Dee last years champs, on the chin in fashion from The big game control board has wiser. The male chorus directed Ogden last week.goodIn fact Ogden's decreed that fifty elk, either sex,; by Edward Kemp rendered two upset of the champs that gave Weloome address by the may be taken from the area north numbers; Junction city crew a big edge of Green canyon. This Includes Representative- Arthur Bergeson; In the race for region one honors. e The Bulldogs were hot for fact forty permits Issued last fall when retold story, ."Some -Missionary hunt was cancelled because periences by , Mrs. LaPriel Hyer last week. While they probably Comes would rather defeat Logan than of weather conditions and ten new 'Reading, "When Solo any other team In the district, permits Issued during the Tues- In by H. .Fay Bernhisel. remarks Van Or they are full of fight and are giMiss den; Phylis drawing. day ven an even break to take the IsLorin were five Stall. by Representative permits Seventy Bears this week. After watching directed were Games by to Marler. desiring persons sued Tuesday them play last week one might Fork refreshments Miss Eva Bdntly and to hunt between Blacksmith think it would take a mighty good canyon and Logan canyon. Of this were served. One hundred guests line to stop North Caches plungnumber there were Issued 40 bull were present. ing full back. Their playing, topermits and 35 cow permits. gether with that of the quarterMiss Phylis Talbot entertained back and two ends are what Those fortunate enough to secure the coveted permits on the the members of her club at her wrecked the Grizzlies last week. In the mean time the Spartans Cache forest have been announc- home Wednesday night. Dalnt7 refreshments were served and bridge from the South end of the valley ed as follows: are deternunr-to break into the Cache Dist. North of Green canyon was played. win column for the first time G the D. those Oliver Nilson, Smithfleld; Among attending when they meet Weber at Ogden. Lee General Relief Society conference This South Cache Larsen. Richmond; R. E. outfit is reportHyde Park; L. W. Balls, Brigham; at Salt Lake City during the past ed to have a great line but a E Mrs were Lula Mrs. week Richmond; Johnson, backfield. If they could unBryan Hendricks, L. Waite, Hyde Park; Joseph A Myrtle Pond and Mrs. Margaret cover an ace ball carrier to follow the forward wall they should Berger, Smithfield; Charles Buck, Rogers. The children of MV. and Mrs go places. Smithfleld ; J. E. Jardlne, Ogden; In Wiserentertained Albert Beck, North Logan. There Harmon 10 allotted out of 17 appli-- j honor of their parents' birthday, Maternity home. Mother and baby cations. Friday night at their home. A are reported as doing very well. A baby girl was bom to Mr. delicious dinner was served and Cache Dist. Cows, Between amith Fork and Logan canyon the evening spent In social chat and Mrs. Milton Goff, Monday, Mother and baby Laketown;. Their family and grand children October 10th. Sidney J. Nebeker, Edvard I. Rich. Ogden; Vaugn were present. Mr. and Mrs. La are doing nicely. I. Scott. Millville; 'C. E. Arm- - Moin Wiser, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A baby girl was bom to Mr. and strong, Ogden; Ray Noble, Logan; Wiser and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Guy Swenson, Monday, Oct , C. erl Benzley, Ogden; E. G. Ben- - .Wiser were in charge of arrange 10th at Weston. Mother and baby are doing nicely. nett, Ogden; H. H. Walker, den; M. A. Browning, Ogden; H. Floyd Tibbitts spent Thursday JUST A LITTLE LATE O. Potter, Brigham City; Anton in Salt Lake City on business. The Lewiston First ward M. I Twenty years after the World Jensen, Mantua; Lyle Smith, Logan; F. V. Nichols, Ogden; Nor- A. entertained their members at a war battle of the man Stauffer, Providence; Oliver dancing party Tuesday night- - after Benjamin Pagliano, 44, of New Hfcher the regular class work. York, took off a half hour from Rinderknecht. Providence; L. Olson, Logan; D. E. Jecken- Mrs. Harris of Grace, Idaho is hts work as a barber to receive Max Fridal, visiting with her daughter, Mrs three French medals awarded him paugh, Tremonton; T as one of the 250 survivors of the Tremonton; Rex Jeppsen, Mantua; Warren Milligan. has recently more than 500 men who compris -Glen Gustaveson Ray Gibbons, Logan; Reed AnderL returned from a trip to Boise, ed the famous Vernon Dr. son. Millville; "lost battalion. Ward, Ogden; George Ray, Og- Idaho. Major Albert B. Cude-beMiss Erma Nelson of Salt Lake U.S.A. engineers, retired, den; Dcmny Stewart, Ogden; B Irvin R City spent last week guest of McKinnon, Morgan; pinned the medals of St. Mihlel, Choat and his parents, Mr Verdun and Chateau Jack Brewer, Buttars, Mo'gan; Thierry, Cote 204, on the civilian coast of Salt Lake City; Reed Stewart, and Mrs. C. C. Cheat. M!r. to was bom A baby girl Salt Lake City; Joe Spackman, Pagliano, who was wounded by an Salt Lake City; Bill Jennings, and Mrs. , Glen Wiser, Sunday exploding shel five days before Richmond his unit finally was contacted. Salt lake City; E. H. Stout, Salt October 9th at the City; Thursday, October 13, 1934 LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH Jen-aecti- at Eu-ge- n n, -- -- j Genealogical Opening Social At Lewiston that the Townsend voter are and that swaying the elections candidates who espouse the Townsend Recovery Plan are winning In the primaries and have an excellent chance to be successful In the general election next November. In a recapitulation of various primary elections, the Associated Press tells of the big role that a pension for the aged has played in a number of the primary elections all over the country. As published In th Washington Evening Star and other member newspapers, the Associated Press recapitulation, In part, is as follows: "Elderly persons hoping for security In State or Federal pensions are making new political history this year from Maine to California and from Washington to Florida. Pension promises for the aged have played some Important roles In determining the outcome of primary elections and shaping the Issues for the fall campaign in several states. "Tbe Democratic nomination of over Senator Sheridan Downey William O. Ms Ad oo In California Tuesday emphasized the political of the voters who Announce New Son potentialities want more and bigger pensions. iIr and Mrs- - EUgene Bell, I have been few primaries; mer Hawaiian missionaries, have this year lacking candidates announced the birth of a , new some sort of pension proposal. j pound son, bom Saturday eight "Senator Claude Pepper of nor-inyAil at a hospltaL Ida, first administration supporter! roamed ar doing splendidly, to win renomination, campaigned as a Townsend Plan advocate Military Band Sponsor D. Worth Clark Miss Alton Nielsen of Hyrum Representative who defeated New Deal Senator has been chosen military sponsor James P, Pope In the Idaho Denv of the R O T C band at the ocratto primary, also favored the USAC. announces Professor N. W. Townsend plan, and In Oregon Christiansen, . band director. Miss both senatorial nominees Fufu C Nielsen will march with the band and WUlls In all functions at which It perHolman, Republican Mahoney, Democrat, have advo- forms. She succeeds Miss Kay cated the system." Oeddee of Denver, Colo , who Is now up to the position of coed Face Badly Swolle- nsponsor for a military unit. El W. Lund a hi who was attackYou Bicycle Riders ed by hamets at his place of busiThere was a wonderful talk on ness on South Mam street this the radio Wednesday on the quesweek, is still carrying a badly of safety on the highways swollen face. Mr. and Mrs, Lun-da- tion Bicycle riders came In for some d rrev-intc only rccmtly for the cany accidents their new palatial home which c'lilcism that occur throughout the land they completed this summer at It was contended that a bicycle the corner of First west and Serider has no more right to go cond north streets. upon the public highway and pedal down the road with his hands In To Inspect Battery his pockets than a driver of an ' Major Joseph Newey of Ogden. automobile has to get out upon battalion commander of First Bat-- 1 the highway and let the machine t&lion, 145th field artillery. Utah drift for with his hand.; National Guard, and his staff, off the steering wheel. It was furwill Inspect battery C here to- ther contended that officers of night at 7.30 p. m., says Captain the law have a responsibility In George D. Preston, commanding checking this practice. Only reofficer of the battery. 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