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Show Thursday, December 19, 1940 The Cache American, Ixigan. Cache County, Utah Page hlgnt Anderson Wild Game Ad Bill Appears in State Press May Wrestle In Old Mexico 7 7 VI a.7 ' Hill Anderson, local middleweight n rappl r, who went to a di.iw lu.st woik with Ja.k Chns-th- e "Wild Tli re in t'.e Oiii tmiii W;e of the De.scrrt N i a u lurK" by tin- Cali display advcrU.,cmi-i.- t Game Itejimtiiuiit. urging citizens of thu Mate to f game and wing biriK. It also urges tdiciii to save tire game and game birds It goes lurtiier and urge that no game be taken out of season and to re- port all gum violations to the ftpix-iirc- - nr IIMJIJ men in the S.xth ward recrea I all, nay be given an to wievlle In Old Mexi- 10 'Wild lull has been perform- 7 here for a num- jfcl g to audi-me- s a ber of vea-past and has always put on a creditable performance. communication He has been in state department at the state! w.th Promoter .Salvador Lutteroth 4: at Mexno City who may give the Capitol, Local sportsmen are wondering Iigan lad a season' booking, beIf these are Idle words. Reports ginning In February. 7 liave been made to the slate game ."G warof Milfhtom of deputy game department dens taking big game out of seaYears son and the question ha been Happy (Continued from Page One) put to the game commissioner to advise If tin act is legal and neers. She was the fourth of a the department sanctioned by 7 family of ten children. 7 girls and There has been no reply The early married three boys. 3 years of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton and family were spent whereever Press at Utah Speaker he could obtain employment. In Meet January 13 Freedonia. Arizona, Lake town, and in Logan where Mr. Stanton later (Continued from page One) owned and operated the city Livlngly lower prices to the public, ery Stable, coming to Hyrum In hanccs competition. Ifc Beldlng's 1906, On Sept. 2, 1911 Mr. Stanton Alopinion it Is on of btWness and was baptized by Bishop A. A. of member a servand confirmed len equalizers, Industry' greatest Aling Uie small merchant, the small the L. D. S. church by Alvin manufacturer and the small dis- len. Today he holds the office of tributor Just as effectively as It high priest. He has served on the doe the larger competitors In city council two years and as city road supervisor seven years. Active these fields. Outside of Its economic role, and interested In civic and churdh Beldlng believes that advertising affairs he has served on the old serves the country in another very folks committees of both the First ltal way. It makes for a solvent and Second wards. Mrs. Stanton press, and frees newspapers from has served as Relief Society teachor er faithfully for twelve years. dependence on governmental political support and permits them Both Mr. and Mrs. Stanton have to exist as free and Independent genial happy dispositions and are Institutions. In this freedom from enjoying health and a comfortable, governmental or political control, pleasant home. Their three living such as now exists on the Euro- children are LeRoy W. Stanton, pean continent, he sees the pre- Hyrum, Claudius Stanton, Grace, servation of the democratic way of Idaho and Mrs. Isabelle S. Bailey life In the United States. of Wellsville; 12 grandchildren and Belding, who now holds one of one great grandchild. the most important agency posts Their friends are cordially Inon the Pacific Coast, started at vited to call, December 22. tire bottom of the ladder at Lord & Thomas sixteen years ago. He Masonic Officers Seated is a product of the Northwest, beRoy V. Erickson, manager of the ing bom and raised In Grants Pass, Oregon. He served In France Lagan Firestone Auto Supply and with the heavy artillery for near- Service store, was Installed Thursly a year during World War I, day night as worshipful master of and graduated from the University the Masonic Harmony lodge No. at the local of Oregon in 1919, where he ma- 21, In ceremonies jored in Journalism and commerce. lodgerooms. Other officers installHe was a member of the Oregon ed were Glen Burton, senior wartrack squad as a miler and two den; C. L. Anderson, Junior warden; C. W. Rapp, treasurer; H. R. mller. C. Goodwin, Following graduation he served Kepner, secretary; as Western Union manager at trustee; Howard Dorst, chaplain; Klamath Falls, Oregon, for two E. C. Shaffer, senior deacon; J. years, and then purchased and H. Laub, junior deacon; Dr. A. J. publlaed the Klamath Falls Re- Brooking, senior steward; Clarence cord, at the outset a weekly. He Armstrong, junior steward; H. F. Laub, marshal, and L. Linartz, later converted it Into a daily. During the time he has been with Lo:d & Thomas he has handled some of the agency's leadcisco was elected President of ing accounts, Including Sunkist Lord & Thomas and transferred the largest advertiser from Los Angeles to New York, In the United States and Union Belding was selected to take his Oil Company. place in charge of the Southern Two years ago, when Don Fran- - California office. t 1 3 11 a y aa: a aa j Is Now On! 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