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Show Smithfield Club Boys Make Good 4-- H Raising Pheasants Telephone 700 A Tim Smlthflrld Pheasant Eiphth Year No. 120 cJub under the of Our-tlo- n ant book; scrap Erickson seventh, having turned over to Floyd C. Noel the State Fish and a poultry killing, dressing and Game Commissioner, Tuesday at judging team to act at the county 10 am. 208 Ring Neck Pheas- and state falls; eighth, having ants ; that the club has raised field trips, for the purpose of thl year, out of 300 chicks given studying the birds and their habits. of our fields; and many other to them June 9, 1939 The club has done some out- Interesting tilings are done each work In raising their year. standing 600 and their The club will receive for their spring fryers, pheasants this year. Aocurate re- 208 ring neck pheasants $164.30, cords have been kept on these beside what they have taken In from sales of their spring fryers. birds. Dr. Peterson of College The club of the lead-n- g The club has or will accomplish clubs In the slate In raising As Chairman of National many things through the year: first getting their equipment for plieasants; also one of the best Group Tells of Gather pheasant raising; second raising flacks of birds that have ' been loose fields. turned in the ings Aug. 31, Sept. 1 600 spring fryers; third, keeping aocurate records on their birds; The Ash and game and the A nationally Important confer4th, having a caponlzlng dem- club ask for 'the public cooperation ence on western will phosphate summer In In the be protecting these birds onstration; fifth, having a held at Pocatello, Idaho, Aupheat- - fields. trip; sixth, making a gust 31 and at Logan, September 1. It was announced Tuesday by Dr. Elmer O. Peterson, presl- -, 4-- leack-r.-JU- p PHOSPHATE 4-- H FOR LOGAN HOME PAPER FOR HOME PEOPLE $1.50 per Year LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1939 C2 Death Claims Aged Citizen At North Logan Marjorie Hill Honored At Lorin Farr Park WELLSVILLE A birthday par. ty of much Interest to Cache county and especially Wellsville, was held last Sunday at Lorin Farr park at Ogden In honor of Mr. Marjorie Hill, of Salt Lake Cy. but up until the past two years, a resident of Wcllsville, who was observing her 80th West Center Street SAFETY PLAN TO BE John Kemp, 92, for many years a resident of Lewiston and father of Bishop John H Kemp of North IRKED OUT IN STATE Logan, died at tiie home of his aon early Wednesday. Mr. Kemp wag born May 18, to AtRepresentatives 1847 at East Rustln. England, a tend Conference son of John and Phyllis Oreen State Kemp. He emigrated to Amerca Should Capitol; Observe when 26 years of age and settled birthday. Parking Rules In Nebraska. He come to Utah In Those present were her two 1874. In June, 1877, he married Professor H. 8. Carter, chairThomas and David Rachel Strickland In Ogden. She brothers, man of the Ontral Traffic Safety Kerr, and the following relatives died December 30, 1907, On Dec- Council and Chief of (Police Carl Mrs. Jessie H. Maughan, Miss ember 23, 1914, he married Emma Pouiter, WIU represent the coun-c- U Zella Kerr, Miss Jones, Brown Parsons. Mary and Logan City at special Mr. and Mrs. David Parkinson. He has been a devoted work- Traffic Safety Council meetings Mr. and Mrs. Evan O. Darley. er In the LD3 church. He was In Salt Lake City at the Capitol dent of the Utah State Agricu- Mr. and Mrs. O. Gunnell, In the Lewiston ward bishopric John Is ltural college. building Friday. Dr. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Jones, all from 1911 to 1917. He served on chairman of the NaUonal "ComGovernor Henry H. Blood has mittee on Phosphate Resources of Wellsville; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy a minion to England In 1894 and called the meeting and asked for S. of 1895. Lewiston Hill, ward Oakland, the California; Leaving of the Association of American representatives. A state wide plug and bishopric, he moved to Salt Lake with Land-GraGladys Uni- the Misses Loins, Colleges and are perhaps a State Traffic councommittees The Utah Chapter of Delta County AAA versities and Is also chairman of Marjorie Hill, of Salt Lake City; city, where he acted as an offl cil wm be worked ou now making preparations to be-- 1 Theta Chi will present Mrs, 1938. in Mr. lator the until and of Mrs. Fred temple Robinette, of At the meeting of the local of wheat grow- -, Grace Halverson, noted fashion the administrative committee gin the sign-u- p western phosphate states, Brigham City: Mr. and Mrs. Vern Surviving children are John H. Traffic Safety council held Wtd- -. at the four era who wish to Insure their 1940 'expert, at a demonstrated Spires and family, of North Og- Kemp of North Logan and Mrs nesday, It was reported the crop according to an ann- - ure on Charm In Grooming" Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Montana. Friday, September 1, the con- den; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith P. H. Bodily of Lewiston; 23 Friendly Observer Plan was work-graounoement Wednesday by Marvin Friday, August 11, at the Hotel Poca-tell27 n children and two and sons, of Ogden; Mr. and greatgrand mg out very well In Logan. Chi- -f M. Hatch, member of the state Utah in Salt take City at 8:30 ference members wll leave to visit the huge deposits Mrs. James Keyser. of Garland; children; one sister, Mrs. Michael pouter reported Uiat Logan was AAA committee, and released by p. m. I I of phosphate at Conda and Mont- - Mr. and Mrs. D. Christensen, of Standlcy of Logon. entered In the NaUonal Safety the AAA office at the college Slie has Just returned from at- 'contest Uils year and It was Coke- - Brigham City; Mrs. Barbara Border and Services Ipeller, the Idaho; being by arranged here. ending a school of fashion in Wvomine and the Craw- Wm. B. Maughan of Salt Lindquist mortuary of Logan wm hoped Uiat Leg an would end the The yields that may be York City, and has selected r Lake City. probably be held at 2 p. m on year without a fatality. The Trafrates, are the clothes that are to be shown sured, and premium In the Lewiston Third fic council pledged Its support for deposits in Utah. Tlve flnal eslon Friday delicious A was all wheat served dinner for the determined lecture. at being wm be In the this goal and agreed to induce of the conference will be held at Bural ward chapel. Mr. In farms each county. Hatch) At present, she Is fashion by her daughters and an enjoy- Lewiston sute Agricultural college at able the public to cooperate mono cemetery. and all the forms are on ordlnator at Welsh ire Bullocks in afternoon spent. morning, Septemlogon Saturday fully. hand for completing applications. Log Angeles. ber 2 In view of the temporary road This year, the Insurance Is being awnen wffl wll NaUonal authorities on phosbed of the Utah Idaho Railroad one and written in operation, aU!find Iecture lntmtL phate will be present and will company along a certain portion growers have to do Is to ffll out ctg obulnd b of Main street, the parking area participate In the conference. Dr. the applicaUon, Indicate the avH. A. Morgan, chairman of the Is reduced. The plan is to provide erage he Intends to seed, pay toTennessee Valley Authority, only parallel parking on the east the premium and seed within his gether with former Senator JP. side of Main where the temporwheat aoerage allotment, C Pope, now a member of the TV A, ary road bed has been laid. All Under the Insurance program, CeFCWS Or. H A. Curtis, professor of local business and professional . growers can insure either 50 or 75 chemical engineering at the Unimen are urged to park their cars tCT of their average yield, as deter-- 1 versity of Missouri and consultin Uie interior of the blocks or mined for the base period 1926-3- 8. ant for the TV A, another naUonal other places and not on Main The Insurance is all risk and Presidents street. The Interior of the center authority on phosphate processprotects against all unavoidable Offeials Plan Tour; Exing, director of the department business block has been leveled of Residents this St. George Stakes and Church Shazards that might reduce the of chemical engineering for the tend Invitation to Busiand about 200 cars can be parked vicinity lost no time Monday in yield. ocial Security Workers in this area. The space In front reconstruction TV A, Arthur Miller, and J. C. ness Men as Well as Assemble Fanners may secure 1940 crop tackling a major director of the departMcAmis, of the city offioes reserved for ad-- - Job as on a broke an night daylight insurance by requesting Farmers of agricultural relations for the police cars, Is now turned vanoe on their future AAA pay- of total darkness left In the wake ment Upwards of .75 persons closely over to the public while the new TV A, will also be present to ments or they may pay with the of Sunday nights terrific storm, the sugar identified with the church social construction of the railroad track out 111 the discussions, cash representing a value equiv- which took a heavy toll In dam-!lea- d tour is security plan In this area, Peterson said that i beet and agricultural Presdent is being completed. resulted to of and wheat in amount age to the property alent August 23, ac coning to ered at the Bishops Store house (Continued on Page Eight) called for by the premium at the tlie death of a Santa Clara wo- Manager L. A. Jarvis of the plans outlined by Frank Wood, on Second West street Tuesday current market company reported it A. L. Harrs, Edwn Clawson, Ver- night to Inspect the work being railroad The amount of the premium is A weary crew of utility linemen Geddes Maughan, done at the buildings and to hear would take about one month to nal Bergeson, computed at the time the appli- - saw prospects for their first rest! ollioers of the County Sugar Beet of future plans for making tire complete the work. cation is filled out and must bej more than 24 hours as power. I .IkP.S association; W. A. Budge, district plan a success. paid before the crop is planted service was restored Monday to of the Amalgamated) manager There were seven stake presi this fall. the last of the Washington county Sugar company; R. L. Wrigley, dents at the gathering, stake' For futher Information regard- communities hit by the mintaure county extension agent. board Relief society members, proinsurance 1940 crop hurricane and rainstorm about 7 ing tlie All farmers and business men stake work directors, and those the p. m. Sunday. gram Mr. Hatch suggests of the county are invited to par - engaged In the various projects S farmers contact their county a: St. George was without power ticipate In this tour to view bet-- ; m hand. The buidings have been pro-ents or AAA committeemen. which provoked widespread ter practices in sugar beet cul- ' renovated, for more than 14 hours, and Reid repainted and the Declaring large losses have octure, efficient use of Irrigation grounds improved. Plumbers have curred through the Gardner of Cedar City, vioa tests and some strikes were government; and general manager of led enthusiastically Tuesday by R. water, crop rotation, fertilization contributed of their servioes In checks with forged indorsements, of Nicholson L Denver, regional and weed control. the Southern Utah Power cominstalling a lawn sprinkling sys- William A. Merrill, secret service A committee appointed to ar tem; Olof Nelson has aided with agent in charge of the Salt Lake pany, said half the town of Ivins director, In Salt Lake City. 130 hour I was In favor of the was stll in darkness Monday range for demonstrations includes equipment and material in build- - City office, Monday warned Utah work month before the relief bill Mr. Wood, of Amalga; Edwin hig cement walks; Albert ML night. merchants. Mr. Nicholson said, was passed, of Hyrum; Leo Nelson of sen Is building a smoke house Extensive damage to power and In letters sent to 500 storeIts effects studied "and of for smoking meatj Fred Kloepfer having Smithfield, L. E. Crookston of the state, half transmission! of With the announcement that telephone company keepers am states I of has done the excavating for a them In Salt Rosekelley 24 and distribution lines was report- in the Intermountain Henry his Logan; Lake ha CSty, Ab Jenkins will begin more in favor of it than ever. Smithfield and Mr. Wrlgley. root cellar. advised: $ hour endurance drive at dawn ed all over Western Washington I'm firmly convinced that the west Dr O. H. Budge, who is superof flats 1. Be suspicious consaid of a stranger salt Gardner a Mr. on the county. today of 130 been has great rule hour vising the work, was commended who offers a government check. Salt Lake City, and with the ar- servative estimate of damage to benefit to the program. has for the excellent job he is hav- Most WPA checks are cashed by at rival of John Cobb, the husky his company property was increased the efficiency of pro ing done. the owners in small stores near Briton who expects to upset the least $3000, and that telephone Jects, and lowered costs, The building is being used as their homes, where the proprietor to farms present speed record, the wonder and general damage that said Nicholson Mr. despite a canning center at the present knows them personally. Unless the many speed track should be a mighty and orchards would run protest strikes in other parts of time, with Mrs. Luella Adams in person presenting the check Is busy place during the next few thousands more. his the nation WPA workers In direct charge. known to you or your clerks, inweeks. TREMONTON Eighteen men faced the wind- Sherllng SeUtah, Idaho, WyoJenkins and Cobb accompanied driven rain all night, but were territory sist on positive identification. died Collinston New farmer, 40, and cret, Colorado Montana ming, 2. Be suspicious if the address by Earl Gilmore of the Gilmore unable to restore normal service Mexico the extra Tuesday at 9 p.m. In a Tremon-to- n acoepted of Oil company of California, flew to to St. George until Monday mom- - work the payee shown on the face kneck broken a of of comphospital th a minimum of the check Is located at a disthe salt beds Tuesday and found ing, Mr. Gardner said .The suffered July 14 when he was tance from your store. If the perthe conditions there such that a He said he could not recall a bucked from a horse on his farm. the check has son presenting run at this time la desirable. occurred bewhen accident The area entire man in the single his making from that Cobb anticipates away gone broke purposely harvester five Se Mr. crists ing suspended for missing to cash the check, quest for speed honors around work after the down and he mounted a work 43, of Gollins-to- n, neighborhood Fish consecutive Secrist, Sterling days They Caught August 16 or 17. horse to go for a rake. who sustained a broken neck there is a reasonable chance his Elmer Rigby and wife of Idaho new law was put In operation. motive is dishonest. 1899 in on his farm was in bom Secrist Mr. another of criticized July 14, when a horse Sharpley Falls; Captain J. Q. (Conrad) Mr. Merrill added that WPA EdMrs. to Mr and the to the him relief bucked new Garland bill was of the he riding, Odell, of Philadelphia, and Wes- feature are supplied with work workers this In resided a He In Secrist. men employed ward ground, died Tuesday ley OdeU and wife, of San Franc- provision that all life. He was was born slips identifying them by name, his 18 months or longer vicinity all He WPA fishconcluded hospital a by have isco, just address and personal number on at must be discharged by September widely known as a horse breeder May 6, 1896 at Garland the son the Job, and this ing trip and vacation outing information may Wood believed he Blanche farmer. said and Ncholson Edward and Mr. of Island Park( in Idaho. Pictures 1, be compared with that on the 20 Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Secrist. of incidents on the trip were it was too drastic. More than Besides his parents, who now check. The decendents of the Nehemiah taken, a collection of which have per cent of all WPA workmen in Myrtle Sanders Secrist; his parWeston family will hold their an- been received by Joseph Odell of the six state area are being ous- ents and two sons, Thaine and reside in Brigham City, he is surnual family reunion at Laketown, Logan. These pictures are the ted under the provision, he estim- Douglas Secrist, all of Collin- vived by his wife, Myrtle Sanders Old Folks The committee in charge spent ston. Scerist, two sons, Thaine and Utah, Friday, August H,' from 10 evidence that the fishing on the ated. deA brother, Wallace Secrist, re- Douglas Secrist of Collinston; two considerable time Wednesday There isnt any private ema.m. to 11 pm. There will be a North fork of the Snake river disJ. Grant the tabernacle and these fine a sides in to absorb and Wallace square Logan. excorating could been brothers, was ployment games all have that good program, party of tho Secrist, both of Logan and a for the dinner All the decendents of this pected. Limit catches were made charged WPA workers, as congMr. Nicholson said this in Demand family" are urged to attend of rainbow trout, some weighing ress hoped, sister, Mrs. Alice Nelson of Brig- Cache stake Old Folks to be held Judge on the tabernacle square today. annual affair. H. R. Weston and three to five pounds. Theyve had to go directly to Professor Harry H. Smith of the ham City. of The festivities will start at. 11 Logan of entertainstate public of the the mortuary at Lambom Lindquist departments John animal husbandry department oclock this morning with a meetarrangements funeral colwelfare. is every committee making ment guarantees Lock Your Cars the Utah State Agricultural servioes will probably be held ing in the tabernacle at which and to one who attends a real good time. invited been Judge has citilege out that Word has gone the guests will be welcomed by the beef cattle at the Nevada Friday at Deweyville. zens parking cars in the business Garden Club Meets Chairman Lyman Gabrielsen at Show Elko, livestock The Logan Flower and Garden State district and on side streets also, Coming to Utah 15. Professor i Ben RoSS HI Dr. Howard R. Driggs of New should take the pains to lock club will meet Friday night at 8 Nevada, September and one-ticowboy Formulate nopper Survey c Ben York City, president of the Ore- their cars. Sticky fingered people p. m. in the chamber of com- Smith acoepted the Invitation his acceptance who F. Cm Harmston, federal grassassociation are daily pilfering articles from merce rooms. A discussion on fall has communicated ired In 1937 after serving gon Trail Memorial of- left Logan years as governor of dlaho, is hopper" supervisor, and a native Utahn, will arrive cars that have been left unlocked flowers will be heard' and the to the Nevada livestock show He also has acoepted tJrej)0rted by his physician. Dr. F. Tuesday morning for Boise, Idaho, flcials. In Salt Lake City next week to for a of arranging possibility invitation to judge swine at theA pittinger, to be "seriously 111 where he will attend the regional confer with leaders of the Utah Here on Business show later on In the gladiola conference asState fair In Salt Lake C4ty'from a gall bladder attack at St. grasshopper survey Landmarks Pioneer, Trails and N J. Hodges, Garden City mer- season will be gone over. All Utah September 16 to 23, which will Alphonsus hospital at Boise. The slated for Wednesday. At the consociation, John D. Giles, executive chant, spent Wednesday in Lointerested In gardening necessitate a fast trip from El- former governor, who has been ference details of the plans for secretary of the Utah organiza- gan, having business with (Logan persons invited to flowers ko Ho Salt Lake City following ailing for two vears, entered the the fall live hopper and "hopper tion was informed this week. merchants. the Nevada show. egg surveys will be formulated. hospital last Saturday. 4-- H at 4-- H 4-- H Demonstration Wheat Growers May Insure 1940 By Fashion Crops Thru AAA Expert Friday ; nt lect-wlie- nd ' Ros-kellc- y, r ' I co-sa- ld, BEET FARMERS LARGE GROUP J j "q TO BE VISITED INSPECT AUGUST 23 STORE HOUSE ijpCCQ t6pctlIS l -- of Seven . -- ed iVPA Director J0V j Salt Flats to Be Busy ITfnr IVlGlCll3.nt j Place For Speedmen Niel-Claw- i 'It Bucking Horse Fatally Injures Rider Sterling Secrist Services Friday At Deweyville Nehemiah Weston Famliy Reunion At Laketown Party semi-annu- i J j m al |