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Show Page Four 'I HUNDREDS OF FRIENDS PAY TRIBUTE TO SMITHFIELD ACCIDENT VICTIMS SUNDAY . he (.d. - American. I.oyan. Cache County, Utah will Ci Ldit Corp. rut .:: .1.2 oii.-v- is nt r Tuesday. things if Available SPECIAL OFFER reU-Uv- poii-luia- Local Plumber Files for Commission Post to bring OLD GLORY 1 to very Reader of The Cache American w-- On a eomeahut different Pt-funRobert V. Crookaton. local plumber and philosopher, became Lot; an ciuzen to file the public office in the coming elecUon, as he presented his paper tlie necessary signatures on during ll to Clerk Newell Crookston, on lurd Thurnicy alih Mrs. Martha soon. Poulson at Uie organ and Luetic Joly. j Monday. announcing i.hiance at the pi no I irnliiied j Tne mns, each hating a storage Mr. Crook ton. In ' .'A ti.e mmi.. S;-- ial macical num- - capaciy of approximately 3200 '4. his cind.da y for the oftlie of two-- i tucal solo. Love lh- be 16 feet a.cie. 16 aU H C 5 le s were, t commissioner, year county ty Mrs LaKae Soreiuaui and h- - t l.,r.g and 14 feel high. i that he is different from other Taie b' Cy- - Purchase of tlie new b.ns may candidates In that "my friends did be made at the county AAA office, not urge me to run; I have not nl Nelson, Speakers who paid tribute to the upon applu-auo- n and may be ar been on a mission, nor do I sing life of tlie deceased acre Jesse ranged for ciUicr cash or on the In tlie ward choir." Korn era of Hooper, a boyhood chum security of a note and chatcl mort-n- d He does however, have the follife long friend, Ronald Wads-gag- e to be paid from tlie proceeds i lowing preliminary platform: the of the producer's first loan or of worth, general manager of"In making this bid for the " I I 1 '.! Packing Co.. Reed Hal- - servaUoil payment. ' fice of county commissioner, I'm verson, member of the stake preC Lee those betthat however, warned, be should convinced that there and and Ad- farmers who are already constructter regulation of the county af- sidency, rian Toolson who has served as ing bins, granaries, or who are fairs. counselor to Bishop Hooper. remodeling existing buildings for "One of the many problems beInvocation was offered by James 'grain storage should not discon- Is traffic rotten tlie ing neglected Thornley and benediction by BL, fl- tinue In hopes of purchasing one regulation. When state officials are op Richard M t Roskelley. Tlie many of the new prefabricated bins. Just neglecting this work. It Is the duty beautiful floral offerings were un- how many bins mill be released 2 of the county commissioner to In- der tlie direction of the Rebel So- (or Utah has not been determined. sist that the laws are enforced was In tlie blo- The number will depend upon tlie Interment ciety. w If and If state officials won't do It. $. oper need for addition storage space lu cemetery. then the sheriff should. Services for Marlon L. Farrell the state, Lee sold. "One of the first things I would were The bnis were constructed to held at 2 pm. In the taber do. Mr. Crookston stated, "would nacle with meet the acute to rage situation HanWillard Bishop drvl-lng be to put a stop to hoodlum sen In charge. Prayers were offer- and were not intended to replace In our canyons. Many people ed by Done Chambers and George available storage space or space who drive the canyon for pleasure Hansen. Music was furnished by that could be made available with do not get the maximum benefit the ward DVBOC SOW SELLS choir with Mrs. Marion in reason, the committeeman because of speeding drivers, ' Richardson directing and Miss Ilia 'c. FOR 1144 .M we must have a county Richardson at the organ. i "Also, Special Few farm Caledonia, Mich. hospital where a visit from the musical numbers Included a mixed animals rive more to that "Food stork will not cause the family to quartet, "Sweet Is the Work" by for Freedom" movement on the mortgage their homes. With the Marlon Richardson, Lillie Hansen. By GEORGE PECK pork production front than this support of honest people we can Calder Smith and Lament Pilklng-to"old red sow. Queen Rosalie II get the money for this hospital. a vocal duet, "Indian Love "A house divided against Itself "I hove some very definite Ideas," Call,"-- by Mr. and Mrs. L. J. must fall." The same is true of a purebred Duroe owned by J. C. Uarmer, here. Before she became Mr. Crookston concluded, "of what Bailey of Logan; organ solo, Go- nations. We have hud considerable d the huge carcass, she Is right end wrong. I also havO sr ing Home" by Miss Ilia Richard- to say about the mlnorlUes In the 11 raised of pits. A prize litters host of friends son. and vocal duet. Jesus, Lover ranks of industry, labor and poli-Uporker with many blue ribbons Whom I can rely upon to help me; of My Soul" by Mrs. Florence and who are using the war for to her credit, her 1,280 pounds of retain a place upon the straight Rebecca Lewis of Richmond. Uiclr own selfish benefits. live weight broke her feet down and narrow. As we get deeper Into the war, Tlie ' speakers who told of the and Mr. Hamer (left) sold her Mr. Crookston has twice before beautiful and useful life of tlie government is buying an , to Ifomcr A. Snyder (right) for been a candidate for public offices, deceased As a father, church memproportion of our In$140.80. an unusually high price were Dr. G. L. dustrial output. The American peorunning once for mayor and once ber and for a single hog. She was so big for city commissioner, Reese, Ronald Wadsworth, Gen- ple are footing the bill for this, her bristles were removed by Tlie only other candidate to file eral manager of the California It is axiomatic that the higher skinning instead of scalding. is L. Ray Robinson, local fur breed- Packing Company.. Floyd Checketts the profits made and the higher er, who also aspires to the com- of Providence read a poem he had the wages paid on this war prowritten In memory of his friend duction. the greater that bill Is Birthday Honored mission post. A number of friends gathered "Marlon. President Reed Halver going to be. Now, inasmuch as we are payat the home of Mrs. Henry Luch-erln- i, son. Bishop Sylvester Low and Ilad Us Guessing ' . 129 South 4th. West this afing the profits and . the wages, Citizens walking . down Center Bishop Hansen. our Interest lies In holding ternoon to honor her on her birth surely was Interment in Smlthfleld the street Monday forenoon may have said to themselves, It looks like cemetery where the grave was .ded- both down. Profits, so far, with day anniversary. another store is going to be va- icated by Pat. John H. Peterson. few exceptions have been fairly but cated" for in front of the Lund-stro- There were many beauUful floral well restricted by taxation should be much more so. The Furniture Company there offerings. great majority of business execuwere piled high, large boxes and tives agree that this is a sound crates, tied securely with rope. No, Millville Couple Married economic policy. the furniture company was not Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mathews We believe that with profits moving, it was merely preparing a of Millville announce the marriage further restricted and stabilized, .shipment of furniture to be sent of their niece LaRue Rochelle to the rank and file of labor, both to Cheyenne, Wyoming, which had Wayne Hulse, also of MUlvllle. would be been purchased from the local They were married In Preston, union and merchant Saturday night, valued June 13 and will make their home satisfied to have a celling put on wages. It Is too much to expect at $1500. in Logan. that the racketeering element in labors leadership will concur In this. But then, who cares about n, 2d. 1912 dnsimi ciiaan ai'.h and v.ir m a. H.t.cr t t hi start by t.rriiisjj up u.e ha'rid of hu people aglni I We must diuibuvj urjivV' it Pitfab: lea Ud granaries will soon mlnotlly Idea that m.iuia of the rmmrou V a. Utile to farmers a be made alio BMITIHIELD The many ail buAincaamrr., aoikrra and and friends of BuJiop Duus are in need of add.'aoiial storage, are srif.xh and unjiairionc. las fouper and Marlon L. Farrell, it a is announced Uiis aeek by We must keep our heads. The ho met accidental death Wed- C.u.le L. Lre of Praadtae. membulk of the laboring people nesday afternoon at the Califor- ber of the Utah State AAA com- great Us? great bulk of the men ennio Packing Plant, Attended Use mittee. The move, Lee said, alii and in big or little business r gaged aid the present grain vices held In Uieir honor hare, greatly merit our rerpect, Stabilising the stonge situation. Sunday. adl restore The Commodity Credit Corpor-a- profits of industry Services for Bishop Hooper acre roiJidenoe on the part of labor lias contracted for the conheld in tlie Third nurd chapel at in the Integrity of indu,r.a!..si 12 noon lth CouiLselor Golden strue ,."ii of 2(1.610 aooden storage By U.e saiiie token, subihsmg ad-fmember Sorensen in rharge. The ca.k"t bins, i.e uunm.tu-will restore confidence on wages nh the An.eruan dd. nauig a coinU.ned capacity the iAss drapid part of Industrialists in the COOuOOOO bush-ait- h flag and the colors acre posted of ap; o:..ntuU-lof the workers Bo'll Integrity deill be Ha.I of tlie b.w a Tiie aard clioir airected by WJ--- can these ; n ton h not Unrigs d June and half hi Makec Granaries June U' or -- ( , i 'a.j syrn j er A :'1 J & WouM You Like This 3x5 FT. AMERICAN FLAG? a reader eft!::: j:a;cr,r.'C rre offering fou an amazing opportunity to own a glorious, large "Stars ard Stripes". Made of fine, dtrablc cotton bunting, with individually sewed stripes. Stars stamped in fast colors on a rich, blue background. This beautiful fag, when opened to its full majestic spread, mcisurcriVE feet long by THREE feet wide. A i b j J I OUR SPECIAL OFFER TO YOU Show jour neighbors that youre true blue 'and proud of it by flying "Old Glory on every American holiday. This great as a reader of this flag can be yours now paper at the very special price of only 1.19, mailed POSTPAID to your home. A House Divided n; TZattywie 1,010-poun- . READER'S cs COUPON 1X3 TITE CACJTE AMERICAN 62 West Center. Logan. Ut. ft- - Amcricza Bugs tend me on of your 5 ft. of $1.19 offer ponpaid. Reedere price (pedal pieitt t your pa STARS AND STRIPES FOREVIr) m A Busted Hot Water Bottle non-unio- n, Save and Sell for Victory that? These SAVE all good farm machinery. Make repairs. Order needed new parts. Swap equipment and parts with your neighbors. Keep war- time food production rolling. labor leaders tell of the great profits industry Is making. They pick out the Isolated cases. The Industrialists are not Simon pure for they recite the faults of labor, too, picking out the Isolated cases. Adding fuel to the fire, certain politicians who are more concerned about votes than patriotism and truth, drive a further wedge between capital and labor. It Is a vicious circle, certainly not conducive to the unity so essential to winning the war and the peace to follow. In 1941, profits of stockholders of General Electric corporation increased by 2 per cent while wages advanced 17 per cent. The experience of General Electric parallels that of most of our large corporations. In not more than 5 per cent of all cases do excessive profits and excessively high wages obtain, but the people of this country are getting the Impression that all businessmen and all workers are greedy and selfish. labor Is being told by Its leaders that business Is epxloiting It, using the war es a smoke screen. A great hatred is being unjustly engendered in the minds of the workers against all businessmen. greedy Industrialists smarting under this false accusation are just as In their criticism of SELL yonr old Iron and steel. Get it to your Jnnk dealer right away. Steel mills are working 24 hoars a day. They need set-afor every I j ich of steel. workers. Class hatred is It is the stuff that breeds civil war. We dont want class hatred in this country; that is most of us don't; unfortunately there are a few who do. The fundamental interests of business and labor are Identical. If we are to win the war; if we nr- to have peace in this country after the war; If we,,, are to rebuild and rehabilitate, we must have a united people. We - j May Help Win The War nearest gas station today. REMEMBER the old time ballad which says, For the want of a was battle lost? arider Well, were1 not going to lose this war, to the From now until June 30th, gasoline stations from coast to coast will help collect scrap rubber and v will pay A PENNY A POUND IN SPOT RATIONING IN THE WEST None of the oil companies will receive one penny of profit for this but a leaky hot water bottle may service to the nation. Through the supply the extra ounce of scrap cooperation and efforts of thousrubber that will more quickly give ands, of dealers and gasoline comthe Axis the axe. pany employees, the scrap rubber will be turned over to the governUNCLE SAM WANTS THAT ment and will be paid for by Uncle OLD RUBBER RIGHT NOW! Sam on the basis of $25 per ton Yes, the government wants every (2000 pounds). The difference bedisused or worn out article made tween the amount paid by the oil of rubber that can be sent to the companies and the amount paid by nations stock pile, and wants you the government has been pledged to the USO, Navy Relief, Army to help get it there in a hurry. Relief and American Red Cross. OIL INDUSTRY MAY HELP AVERT GASOLINE IS COLLECTING IT! Since a shortage of rubber is considered the main reason for the threatened rationing of gasoline in the intermountain states, this is one important way to do your part, and CASH FOR EVERY POUND it may help to ward off the need Contributed by you so take for curtailment of this vital all the old rubber you can collect ... ... The Cache American |