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Show The (ache American, Faee Kiirlit Cache County. Utan Tuesday, October . 1912 afternoon a quilt was made. j Mr. and Mrs. A. Junior NyHubert L. Bum 11, second clam man entertained Sunday, Sept. seaman In the U. S. Navy, who 27, With a fain ly dinner party in has been training at San Diego honor of Mrs. Nyman's birthfor was th three Luncheon months, is past day .' KOV1DENCE anniversary. Mrs Liand By LI.OUGE PIC K now scheduled for duty overseas.1 terved. the Uabl? being centered a from l.ke to relatives' 't-lquote "e p! krtt of Preston visited Hubert is the son of Mr. ardj wth a b.rthduy cake; 20 family lett r received from Maurice R .Mrs. .ere on Tl a) Bert Burn-1of North Logan. members were present. Mrs. LarNational Buslnesa Agent ranjt Mrs. Clyde Roylancf has r sen received many beautiful glfU. of Vernal Mrs. Jemrn and Mr. of' Vardmasler 0( ;he Railroad Both Teams are Strong from a vis t to Dm Angeles' North America, Inc. Tills letter was turned r Frosh ends will be the veteran line start-e- i Ogden visited here last week. unknown and with sister. Mrs. Elva liar her It may we an wrote editorial v. Ray Obemold entertained Inspired by Cause and relatives. other Stars will Appear for Ifoth Kickoff is slated for 8 pm In at Mrs, ring a children's party for her dau- - on If. R No. 6777, a Bill IntroInfection Alvin Beutler In ted North vim stadium. . the Squads. Ogden For qunk fflrl fmm itchmc rauw-- by over the week end with llUr'c pmuWruaml olhrf mhin of games were pluyed and tative John S. Gibson of Georgia, ball to U variety the Of interest unique ONvIit Ihju' The Colorado Bute enur Hiirr ftwRin,A hnnIksIiM,ItfniuU Mr. and Mrs. Alfr-- d or- - his parents, be ured -- pink with black striping refreshments were served to at and which Mr. Franks and hU 1C D. D. O. mo. gagement Fr.day night In the OgIn the army air Urraarkmput Utrtlci Ssrtlr. is He Duffer. are backing ardently ganiation girls. irul bottle den Mad. urn should be an all ThU color was dreamed" up toj at Ogden Hillfleld. quH.kly calms mtrfuc ilchituf d j corps lb part. vu Mrs. Inland Zollinger arrived Be J rovett. of moni y back iMlWft out" s.yling urap from the fir.it O'Believe nie, I certainly apprec In honor of Mrs. Ezra J. Pal uuy tut - O. O. PMucairnoH home from their ranch at Mackay kickoff to the final pun a both late the very fine ed, tonal you mer. who was celebrating her Idaho. unteam have the quantity Bill. If enough' birthday unn versary Thursday evwrote on the Gib-o-n 1 ' Mrs. and Font Mrs, Zolhnger known" attached to their potentialwere to get behind tilts ening. her family entertained atj Journalists Cfaik-non r.d Zollinger motored to ities and both will be p!awi5 th'-i- r would be just a matter of a delightful dmn?r party at her on Tuesday, where they at-- t bill, it first conference tus.de. I. me when It would become law. home. Centered around a soft of tided funeral the services Tlie Ruffs enter the ouTTTTTa In the labor! pink color scheme, pink asters My expera-ncHeggl. Mary i a botn of Kruiehtn Balt tnaiftit. nothfavorites there's but slight movement dates back twenty-threand a decorated lake aa taut birthday cake Illf anU houi befra breaafaat, Mrs. Ethel MaUiews entertained ou a dim In a riaaa of water (hot ill definiw-aa !ld tills t 69 a with experience candles, formed jr.ir lovely momm of lea f ur or cup in or a birthday party for her daugh-- j ;y for 3d dava Krucba p,(A4 lo jjjp tlitxt the great ma- - decoration for the dinner table. caiftee and keep thi upre.tev aurh mptfxr liken Uo way hli Ur Vvomie on Wednesday. Games j1)r,ty t,f workers, whether organ.! Fifteen a irh headaches. boe) aiuiaishnea and guests were Included. and out door sports formed the 1f.j or 1UJ nre good honest peo-- j A.ird HlloUS Indigestion abet do ta Mr. end Mrs. P.obr-- t Aiorecnt Sow af bile from the : entertainment. Refreshmc were; i,. v :filing famous kniciish to do the honorable' ran net Kruhen. and son spent Sunday visitini, Vai formula mad to th V S A , at any dru served to Lee Chug?, Paul Aider, i.,.. au or money back. aallaUcd b You must Mr. I and Mrs. Em Albrecht at aim. Dat-Maugham Hal Jensen, Paul l ionics ,,rc' apparent Nibley. ZolDon laiw, Wesley Christensen. ' Unit the trouble can not be charged John Beutler, who has been Inver, Margaret LoasU, shlr!t.y w HEW ! BACTERIOSTATIC employed at Burbank, California, Fife. Rhonda Fuhriman, Beverley t0,U'e larf,y unscrupulous leaders for the pat year, is home on a' Amu Vogel. Coleen Johnson. .ng advantage of their constituents. vacation with his piren's, Mr. and Mrs, NeVear Kendrick and two j oljler WOrds. what Labor needs Mrs. Alfred B utler. on Usited relatives here (luldrrn ls pioiective Instead of restrictive Mr. and Mrs. S th Budge were! Tuesday. legislation. ilstors at Ogden Sunday. Their Relief The First ward Society Grunt son them Neatly phrased. Mr. Franks accompanied lu ld their opening social on Tuestruly said, Mr. Franks congratula- h'me. day. The following program was tions. Mr. Franks on being astute Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Beutler. rendered. Speech of welcome by and enough to proclaim after a month's vacation at Kanas forthright President Sarah Baer; vocal duet, that Labor is now making the with relatives, returned home Varna and Catherine Schless, ac-- ! same favor as corporations Wednesday. mistakes now finding Catherine by companled Kcnnard; made In their days of too easy Mr. and Mrs. Ray WetbU-iof women... among comic reading. Eliza Rigby; vocal power. As a sincere and wise friend Salt Dike City, were week end solo. Luella Jensen, accompanied um of the workers, Mr. Franks wants guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Many doctor recommend regular ot doueie a a precautionary meaa-ur- e by Lillie Hanson. The minutes of unW. for labor protective legislation Maughan. IIARRY AI.I.EN . . . Colorado the Relief Society party. Sept, 7, fur women w ho want to be clean, ofThe Ralph Smith camp. Daughions, lest an aroused public opindainty for women troubled by 1912 were read by Rose Schenk; I'nlverdty center. VM1 ion take away the gains for which ters of Utah P oncers, held their fending odor or discharge. vocal solo, Catherine Kcnnard; workers have Some may be harmful to avoid confusion with the helmets fought so valiantly first meeting of the new season, delicate product FRANK BIS WILLIAMS tissue. But not Lydia E. was read and for so original poem Gouquets are which two at a time. home the used the of by Mrs. Jennie A. Plnkham'a Sanative Wash! Plnkham long who will probably start for Utah by the composer, Clara Astlc. The Sanative Wash la galrmg great favor Israelsen. Thursday afternoon. Mr. not Franks striped the snme colors as a regupreaches only State at quarterback. were by Bertha Zollinger among women because It NOT a Mrs. Annie lation night football, which Is prayers J. own his but the lt' a King gave practices preachments. harmful germicide. Instead and Winifred Allen. Refreshments lesson. of lng In the rule books saying that yellow with blue striping. ellective bacteriostatic" (the He not only prescribes but takes Spirit nughty Immigration; were served. only discourUse Utah Farmers cant "plow em his own medicine. His organization, history of Mrs. Isabelle Izalt was modern trend). It not and Romney is hoping to break the Infection age bacterial growth under." deadlock In the standings of the her given by Mrs. inYard the Railroad ls masters, daughter, hut thoroughly cleanse and deodoSUMMARY OF CURRENT minor relieves Marian a rize. Colorado coached by Jimmy Yea- - two teams, 4 won each and one vocal Folkman; duet by Very soothing corporated, and regularly gives to and discharge and has a and tied, with an upset similar to the UTAH TAXPAYER" formation its members, a detailed account of Mrs. Venetta K. Gilaen and Mrs. irritations ger uses a Z on delicate membrane. Eulala M. Johnson; hostesses for tonic effect Get your bottle of Lydia short punt for running plavs and one scored by his sophomore team Continued from page One) receipts and expenditures. Inexpensive! In 1938 when Seth Maughan led was in 1941. The the event Wash today. AU were Sanative Pinkham's will be against the spectacular Mrs. One of the provisions of the Israelsen, $35,000,000 In. druggists. formation as coached by E. L. the mto a 20-- 0 victory over the crease in valuations is responsible Gibson Bill reads that a labor or- and Chaplain Lydia Nyman. favored Buffw for this. shall render to each Romney, Utah State Mentor. ganization Attention is called to the fact mpmbcr no less frequently than Both teams will display the class that the public schools assess annually a complete statement of of their respective states freshman backs. Colorado featunnz approximately 55 per cent of our finances prepared and certified to John Zelgler, 175 pound swivel property tax buiden and that by an independent outside certi-rieo- d the average local levy is 12.8 public accoutant. hipped lad from Darner, and Walt What the Railroad Yardmasters mills, which added to the state Clay, 130 pounder from Longmont, labor unions school levy of 4.7 mills makes a and several other Colorado. have done voluntarily, ls to be 17 5 average total of for school At Utah State, will Romney $ The members highly commended. purposes. tote out Big Russ (Mose) Morris, the most sought after prep atliletc Xancy Karren The leading editorial "Our War of those unions whose leaders are In the statf and J uk Soilerling, Our Money Our Liberty states: not providing them financial reFuneial servi.es were conducted 'This is our war. We a promising lad from Lodi, Califorcannot ports, deserve the protection the Lewis2 in the at p.m. nia. evade its obligations nor escape Gibson Bill would give them. This Saturday w ard chapel for Nancy its consequences. Our newspaper will gladly giv? you a The Golden Buff's effense will ton 1 list very exisof this Bill. Why not send of Mr. tence Karren, be sparked by Tex Reilly at quardepends upon the outcome. copy for It? who died Without Reeder Karren Abut obsolutt Idenlifkotion of your children undr ony Mrs. and terback with Captain Glen Hedge-coc- k victory there can be no drcvmttoflcet wilh lh$ beautiful Jailing broclti. Thy aila of heart life worth living, no liberty take excellent personal gtfo tool and Sollie Rasso, halfbacks. Thursday morning or, in was Taggart friedom for us and ours and no Carl Steams will hold down the ment. James Small Extra Charge Nami end Addrra Engraved at charge. happiness in this broad land. In) fullback Job. that know choir My Tlie "I sang, their place will be Despair, DesoOn the line, Don Brotzman is S. E. NEEDHAM at center; all conference Gus Redeemer Lives, accompaniedinvo-by lation, Death. Victory must be LOGAN, UTAH at the Alta Harriscn organ; ours whatever cost the Shannon and Bill Myers, at guards. and that Tuesday evening the ward MIA Vocal Pond. solo, cation, cost George will be great. Rolad Caracl, and Jim Smith, 210 held its opening social, with a and 220 pounds, respectively are L .y My Head Beneath the Rose, To vanquish our foes and dance, program there and In the Garden of Tomorrow" must be tackles The opening social and first and more production, Stan less Smith-fielHendrickson and Dick Woodward by Mi's. Gem McCann of politics; more sacrifices, less sab- -i meeting of the ward Primary Glen Mrs. by accompanied line up at ends. otage; more workers, less waste; was Wednesday afternoon at conSmithfield. The Foulsen of MENS more effort, less ease; more ar- - the ward chapel. All children Against this lineup Coach Romsong was by tlie choir, maments, less ornaments. between the ages of 4 to 12 were ney probably will shoot Bus" cludingMe We must Gently Down to Sleep. Williams, quarterback. Ross Mor-- I Lay realize that Democracy is not a invbid. James Taggart told of the beauMrsris or Bill Twitchell and Harold Elva Harring, who was but a responsibility and tiful life of little Nancy and the gift Butch) halfbacks Gutke, and her. He also expressed apperciation that It is far better to make vacationing in North Logan from 100 Per cent All Wool. Dos Angeles, was guest of honor sacrifices than to be sacrificed. 'Tony Sutich, replacing the injured Reversibles grandparents and all who knew a at George Nelson at fullback. linchand famUy eatherinS We must bring to an end for services rendered eon party given by her mother, Ralph Maughan, center; Glen of the family those conditions which interfere of Mrs. E. J. Palmer, Thursday 'Lefty" Sorenson and Bob Choate, during the sickness and death for the beautiful flow- with and endanger our 'victory. guards; Captain Ferron Sondereg-ge- r Nancy and Bright faff flowers fromed ers. and Joe Ingersoll, tackles and decorations for the table and the Mr. and Mrs. of Sidney Hurren, Other speakers were G. A. HoDick Howard nad Dick Griffin 12 Hyde Park are receiving congratu- home. Covers were laid for MENS GABARDINE gan and Ruey BemhiseL Mr. and Mrs. La Vern lations following the birth of a guests. Benediction was by George Reedson at a local hospital. It ls the Martin, of Shelley, Idaho, were er, grandfather and the grave In first child of the young couple. Be- out of town guests. the Lewiston cemetery was dedicat the work fore her marriage Mrs. Hurren was Tuesday afternoon ed by Mose Chris tofferson of Cor Miss Jeness Fulkerson of business meeting of the Re and 100 Per cent wool . . . Plaid wool lining nish. was held. the lief During Society Disabled Reversible. for AGGIES PREPARE FOR Union Members Need Protection PROVIDENCE COLORADO GAME FRIDAY d f J , , i L-- TO ROUSE FLOW OF LIVER BILE e e! ; - j ; bl great L FUNERALS and OBITUARIES (OKSt ififeB North Logan d, HUNTING JACKETS - j SI2.95 JACKETS FIRST AID Jewelry f8H AU WORK GUARANTEE!) Genuine leather WATCH STRAPS Sryferf By of tefecled feather, quality ttrops for men and jeweler women Wide price range. Comp'tt osjortment jEWELE& 2S NORTH MAIM JT, lOfrAM, UTAH. PnONf Hannah Thorpe Wyatt Funeral services "were held Tuesday in toe Wellsville tabernacle for Mrs. Hannah Thorpe Wyatt, (S3, wife of Fred Wyatt who died Friday at her home after a lingering illness. Bishop John J. Hendry was in charge. The flowers were profuse and beautiful and were carried by the grandchildren and nieces with Miss Glenda Green and Miss Doreen Wyatt In charge. The music was by the ward choir under the direction of Chor-jo- y and happiness she had brough. into the lives of her parents and ister Lamont Allan assisted by Mrs. Anona Maughan at the organ. The choir sang Sometime Well and Understand, Sister Thou Wast Mild and Lovely. Prayers were by Frank Wyatt and Rulon B. Maughan. Speakers were James A. Leishman, Sidney U Wyatt of Ogden, Charles Thorpe, Logan; President John C. Brenchley and Bishop Hendry made the closing remarks. Special musical numbers were, duet, Memories of Mother, by Archie Maughan and Mrs. Elaine J. Larsen. Solo, "Beside Stiff Waters, Mrs. Edith Maughan Solo, "Dreaming of Mother, Parley Hal.l The closing number was "Shall We Meet, by the choir. The grave in the Wellsville cemetery was dedicated by John Thorps of Logan. $14.95 Complete with Cap to Match. FOOTBALL . . . BLAZERS SEE THE AGGIES IN THEIR FIRST CONFERENCE GAME 100 PER CENT WOOL BOYS Plaid lining . . . Broken Sizes ... 6 only $6.95 . . . MENS UTAH AGGIES OVERCOATS VS. Wool Velore COLORADO U. . . 100 per cent wool. A real buy at $19.75 Friday, October 9th. , OGDEN STADIUM KICKOFF: 8:00 P.M. Tickets on Sale at the Secretarys Office at College W- LoganrSportwear Company |