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Show Faa The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Elsht Junior Stockmen World Affairs Auto Vacuum Aids Anglers Stage 5th. Annual Fat Stock Expose Scholarship Winner Leaves Tuesday, June 17, MW OUR DEMOCRACY V' "Tiir rl i1 19-1- 1 "T PROGRESS in ou DEMOCRACy ''a SOLDIER'S HEALTH Announced two weeks ago as il .m. . winner of a siliulurshlp the In1893 AND NOW. st. Ul!c of World Altai's which w;il be he!d for MX w to Sts at IVrkihtre 1I.!1a, Conneukut, be27. Merrill Prows of ginning Lo,;!in, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour V. Prows, wtU ltaie today for the meet. Young Pious was selected to attend the institute which Is sponsored by the Students International tniun of New York as a result of hi kadershlp the past three years in the Utah State Agricultural college International Relations clubs, last fall he attended the Rot ky Mountain conference of ring honor. International Relations Clubs at As a jticlu le to the offui.il opBoulder, Colorado, and was electening of Die show, exhibitors of the 1941 meetings ed president of In tlie arena Die evening In four, months in 1893 in camps in which will be held on the USAC June 2, where they elected their AMONS 17 and 18. October U campus .S., 20.733 CASES OF TYPHOID DEVELOPED "Show Town" officers Mayoral. ty AND 20 World of OFFICERS the Institute Attending Miller. to Earl went 107,973 recognition Affairs will be authorities and FFA from Mantl, Barbara Wiser of 0F THOSE SICK 761 DIED. students In political science, ecowaa chosen secretary; larwtyfcin, nomics and International relations And Nedrs Summers of Tremon from different nations. World proelected was Mayor reporter. ton, i it 4 blems and possibilities of bringing Mdler chose as his enforcement i about and maintaining world peace squad Howard lilt- - 4 H club memI will be discussed. ni Colorado ber of Mesa county , 1 i V. .. v'ft' V chief, and for officers, Boyd Ol Honorary president of the StuV dents International union i Mrs. an, FTA of Moore, Hughes WilAndrew Carnegie who Is largely liam. FFA of Milford. Harry Col To many the call of the open road al means the call of the open water. responsible for the holding of the by. FTA of Sigurd, and Mont The automobile and good roads have brought thousands of beautiful lakes of Spry. meet In an effort to promote in Vester, seasons; and streams within reach of the vacationist or the Fishing Formal opening of the show throughout the country aro and these young people were among the; tematlonal peace In the future. opening, was at 9 a m. June 13. nere Earl first to seek their favorite stream. They carry their own boat, lashed to the One of the lecturers Who will apSalt top of their Chevrolet, and held securely with a new vacuum-grith holding pear at the sessions is Sir Norman J. Clode representing Laake City chamber of commerce, device actuated by vacuum power from the motor. Note the tube connecting Angell, famous author and lecturboat rack with motor vacuum. admonished the young exhibitors er and winner of the Nobel peace to always keep your names In IN FOUR. MONTHS IN 191 (JANUARY TO MAY) IN AN prize. a, good condition as your stock Summers, H girl of Trcmonton. Instituof the Upon completion ARMY WHICH CREW TO 1,200,000 OFFICERS AND that you have brought to this and Dorluj Nielson. The best te Mr. Prows win go to Nfcw OrMEN IN CAMPS AND BARRACKS, NOT ONE CASE at the Present opening FFA baby beef title wa given rfiow. leans. Louisiana, where he win STATES. IN ANY ON OF THE OF were members of th Utah Legis- to Norman Winterton of WoodTYPHQfD enroll In the medical school at lature. Salt Lake and Davis coun-t- y Tulane university. As a student commissioners, representives of land. at college, he has been very acFour-- H Mesa club from comboys of chamber Lake the Salt whereby this community would Jessop Low of Providence last tive In student activities, especialmerce, 'and other leading state county, Colorado won the exhi- week became share In the multi-billidollar In debating and student affairs. State first Utah the ly of of bition of head five group and civic officials. forwar of Is It school After all over, one program. from cattle shown Agricultural college any county Higlilight of the livestock ex- I to receive hla doct- Conference For we shall have to chip In our share hibition came when the heavy respective of class of division. estry graduate By Norman Christensen waa awardhcreford clasa was shown In the They also won fiirst place In the orate when hla Ph. D. English Teachers While almost every other com- to pay for the music, and we had at him economic In H zoology uniform North ed while contest, 4. & outside arena, June Judge Just as well get something out of (Continued from Page One) munity in the country has been T. Rinehart of the University of,EmcrF FFA chapter won the Iowa State Agricultural college at It in the meantime. M. Dunn, dean of the and the ultimate usefulness of what able to raid the honors Paul uniform division. Ames, their in Idaho Extension Service, placed pork barrel for Some protests have been made Climax of the show came June school of forestry, announced on is communicated. 11 of the 23 anmals shown in this some share In the defense funds, "The English language is not Logan and Cache Valley seem to to the effect that an army camp class in the high choice rating. 3 when Col. W. H, Adams of Salt Monday. state medium of communica- have been left out In the cold. here would lower the morals of seven he rated low choice, four Lake City and his son, Charles, Upon graduation from the colI high good, and only one as low I of Alhambra, California, took over lege In 1937 with a bachelor of tion; It is rather constantly grow- Worse than this most of our skill- the community therefore It Is not and sold the animals over the science degree In wildlife manage- ing and changing, explained the ed workers are going to other good. Fredrick Dressier of Gardener- - auction block. Total receipts from ment, Mr. Low entered Iowa State speaker. "Instruction in English communities where employment In a desirable thing to have. This Is top honors the sale reached $32,913.39, with Agricultural college on a fellow- must therefore take account of the war industries can be found. a poor argument, since nothing ville, Nevada, won for the show and a $10 special the sale of cattle supplying $27, ship where he has been since on the fluid nature of language, and Construction of all kinds here Is lower morals so much as poverty club division 806 88 of this figure, the lambs fellowships. He received his master utilize the resource of linguistic In at a low ebb, and the community and prize In the Inactivity. If we can get an steer. Fred- - $2,265.23, and hogs $2,844 28. of science degree there In 1939 vestigation In building skills and feels the lack of money In circuwith hla army camp, lets get it now, erick was the only exhibitor en--1 Judges for the show were Utah His doctorate thesis was on Wa- in formulating standards. lation. Something should be done. I to red from Nevada. terfowl Dr. out dealing that the Rumors of various sorts conInvestigations, State Agricultural college profesPooley pointed intense emergency that lias been tinue to circulate, but nothing Logan Garden Club Fitting and showmanship con- - I jot, Alma C. Esplin for lambs mainly with water ducks. tests attracted special attention and Harry H. Smith for hogs, Mr. Low was an honor student put forth in the instruction of positive happens. There Is some Flower Show Successful from spectators and exhibitors Professor Rinehart judged cattle, at the USAC, having been admit- English has not payed dividends, talk to the effect that an army (Continued from Page doc) alike. In these contests competl- The Intermountain Junior Fat ted into Phi Kappa Phi, national urging the teachers to build the camp of rather imposing proportion waxed keen and winners stock show Is sponsored by the honorary scholastic tions to Is be located In the southfirst, bouquet of delphiniums; O. his experience of the students to give society, were picked only after much re- - Salt Lake Davis commissions and senior year, in addition to being more communication in order to ern part of the valley. Also the A. Garff, third, Tritoma; O. A. viewing and handling of stock, the Salt Lake City chamber of affiliated with Alpha Zeta, honor- solve the problem as it should be story still persists that the USAC Garff, first, Buddlea; Mrs. John were: Maurine Is to be used as a large training H. Thorpe, third, Clematis; James Winners Colby. commerce, ary agriculture fraternity, and solved. of Singurd, and Duane Niel- Phi Gamma Rho, honorary foresThe foundation of understand- unit of some kind, but so far no- H. Linford, first, bouquet Columaen of Salina, in hog division; bines; F. D. Dalnes, second, Lilac; try group. While an undergrad- ing a language is found in the thing has developed. of Gooding, roslal UTOUps A wail Watt Prather. uate student, he wag also summer home which represents one of the It Is about time that civic and John H. Thorpe, third, columbines; i Idaho, and Dorlus Nielsen, FFA State Meet at Logait student assistant at the Bear Ri- biggest problems of today in the other organizations got busy with Myron Carlisle, first, Vloa; Emma Richfield, in lamb division; and I (Continued from page One) ver Migratory Bird Refuge locat- teaching of English, he said, the defense officials and our re-- 1 Bullock, first, orange lily; Mrs. Roy Taylor, of American Falls, where west of that presentatives In Congress to see F. W. Hodgson, second, double ed the remark with City Brigham concluding H and Boyd each of the carriers organizations he studied germination of water' Idaho, member; our that a program Is worked out mock orange. when conflict of this at time Olson, FFA of Moore, in the cat- - and each of the auxiliarys will fowl food which and on he is being challenged democracy plants meet in seperate business sessions tie division. wrote his undergraduate thesis. Americans must be thereatened, conclude the convention, Honors for the best hog in the Between time of his graduation properly to communicate. show went to Duane Nielsen In I Officers of the Utah State Assi-th- e Dr. Barton K. Farnsworth, state FFA division and Watt Prath- - I cialion of National Association of and accepting the fellowship at In the fall of 1937 Mr. Low supervisor of secondary education, Iowa Letter are ed in honCarriers Mr. Simillar lamb Hales, outlined to the group the "Objecorg were apportioned to DeLone I president; Robert Hazen of Og was employed with the Illinois tives of the Utah Circulum in Engat Urbana, Natural Survey History den, vice president; Luther H. from the Utah lish taken Crockett Jr. of Salt lake City, Illinois at which time he made State Coursemainly of prepared Study v v; ci secretary; Frank Davenport of additional waterfowl studies. by his office. emits say: Provo, treasurer; W. 31. TimA brief summary of the guide mons of Salt Lake City, Charles was given by Dr. Farnsworth, who S. Edwards of Ogden and H. said that certain areas should be Eugene Hughes of Spanish Fork, The Cache American, set up which would represent all executive board members; Homer 62 West Center Street interests of students. The areas P. Black of Salt Lake City, al 3Ir. Editor : to be explored would aid in the vice president; Ben Tyree To pay tribute to all fathers, building of bibliographies and the of ' Ogden, sergeant-at-arm- s, and living and dead, I have written contribution of ideas. He said that Quality, Flavor W. H. Olsen of Provo, delegate this tribute to the memory of my extensive reading Snould be built at large. ? Value!" Beloved Father, John Ephriam and rich oral expressions developMalmberg, If you think it wor- ed followed by a diagnosis, prescthy to print this Fathers Day, it ription of remedies and promotionwill make me very happy and I al work and evalution. feel many of my Fathers friends During the afternoon the conwill read it and enjoy it. ference divided into groups for I enjoy so much receiving the discussion of specific problems paper, it has been a gift to me confronting the tnglish teacher. from .my parents for several years. Dr. Pooley, who is acting as MY FATHERS LOVE director of the conference, was Come sit beside me in by solitude, introduced by Dr. Wallace J. VickWhile memory's ride the wing; ers of the college English faculty, i of the meet. The Days with Thee no more can sooth my way, English teachers were told that their duties of teaching the subThy hands are still. Gentle words that wiped away a ject was a major responsibility tear and an extremely difficult probto help us lem by Dr. Vickers on the open"Adversity we need agrow, ing of the meetings. .. V Addresses Tuesday morning will My Child, save those tears until You need them more, Leland be given by Professor J Jwy&v Monson of Weber Junior College, Thy Words are so alive. In Meekness seek the things of W. W. Perkins of North Cache God high school, and Dr. Pooley who And always give your best; Scientific Apwill discuss the Hands open from giving, God proach to Language Study. Just one ot Leonards 8 rev Here you have fills my dear, new 1941 values olutionary, more space His gifts are best. My Father Gave. PRICES START AT 129.75 3A 6 ft. of cu. "We need to smile and stand erect, Mrs. Mary M. Davidson Stati nd total taxes extra Prices eubjee ' to change without notice 1348 East Valley Blvd. The rain will wash your face, refrigeration features exclusive Leonard The fire of love will warm your California. El 31onte plus 1 that save money. See the big soul; Be worthy first. "Silence can give mankind a Crisper sliding Vegetable Whats right is right, no argu- better standard of living, better sliding Cold Chfest FRC.vi rv.-'ment can change. health and better mental life, ir Steel Door Trim ANGLE THE.tES RODiiNG BETTER! Be sure where you stand, meas- mankind in turn gives science the Sealed Unit that cuis cuiv;.i.cgss. and ure the Hampers arent weigh sympathy and support so essentimessy things Vannevar al to Its progress. they used to be. The newer ones Then my dear to all you meet are made of shimmering silk or any Be kind. Bush, President, Carnegie InstltU' material harmonizing with a rooms Oh the days we have had can tion. furnishings. The cover of the hamper never die, fits over a frame and may be Nabors) Distillers Products Corp. Well walk and talk, and Ill THEY SAY slipped oil far cleaning. Inside is a remember New York Everything comes to him who laundry bag, which of course Is rec The wisdom and council, most hustles' whie he waits. Thomas movable, keeping the hamper . .'of aUthe love. nla to. A. Edison. "Although the rnimlx r of r than umi- w.,i IM m of tt pie.,tn h" fit tk the junior " kiltin' ir( c'i Dtvi.lj jrt hi II k of IV liPi Kharji, Jr rii.ui,.L,er Annua! iii! miouiit.iM Jui mr I .A Sunk Kiow at l!o- - com I ..hi of tti cw nl M.i o A at the fi.l I. ike I'ltioii tin kv.it its, Jji.e 3, 4. and 5 Ij..rits a! .nis jrari 'how to- tilled 3HI c..''.le. 2l Limbs in J 135 hot, There huminii twenty fi tin FFA ih.ipter owl exhibitor and 4 If (lull in Utah. M.ih.i. Special awirds :is will Is show rn-tri- es fr lrn J-- ne 1 the MEN-NEAR- LY 7f - &r -- Vf t '3 ,, KK' 4-- week-ende- p Jessop Low Graduates From Ames 4-- 48 And So it Goes T 4--H 4-- 4-- H - .. 4-- 4-- H 4-- I 4-- N iMlMtk I Tribute to Father THE DINNER' KmcmiPioN state-nation- for and WCJL' n T'-- plas'-covere- Srvles SihWbtL Crystal Furniture Co. ha-ma- Phone 444 254 No. Main |