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Show Tuesday, June 1, 1913 The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Pape Eight USAC Graduates Cache Fish Plantings Increased Hear Call to Service Missing in Action And Appeal for Spiritual Development Captain Joseph Ceddes Lost in Pacific Area (Continued from page One) (Continued from page One) if money and h W. G ddrs, 2.. .I will be stressed to help atory practice, Captain international and banking a bomber w th of for their growing re;f Logan, pilot Itliange rales are being worked Die U. S. army air ofrees. has p.aulihht ies. those one against the other." been reported by the war depart-men- t pr sal'-t- !VUron advised diaU-lBy KITH TO I.OU The building of Utoh, Mr. Berte With Die most ambitious stream since not railed Imm. as m.sing in action are who -Fvir s.me I flr-,- hard Father to u.e armed fores to cont.nue declared proves that techniques" laocking progruin in history coinMay 21 In Die southwe-- t pacific the tieml.ai.t Bwlulld Your state war theater. are not enough, !lcte and with all streams drop-!eir education tor Die benilt id alone L n.y text. I l.ae Ml tho was not set up by a colonization iiemohes and ti.e.r nation. m ilng and clearing rapidly. Cache received Tlie report was und ux,l Hire wilds. prujM-.lcounty fishermen are assured of ubd.tv to win thr war and company. It was made by men of Ixigan by Captoin Geddcs' wife, Uor ex-ic l.es the h('ie if U:..tv. he u;mn and passional spiritual Mrs, Burbata Nelson Geddcs, and the best season in aeteral years, to win the )ur abi-.tr u,ii of ih.it for whuh v. nr belief. Jesse Dailey, suje nntondtlit of the will be directly properdeclared, lus parents. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph -t'gi.l.t.g and tue uav io .uti.eve uoriate to one supply of men and predicted we must hold and kep our A. Geddcs. Dr. Logan rearing imtiih. of 642 ' ah t.itory for ni.uh not only in the 4j,ir,t,uai life, poignantly in the East Sixth North street, is head today. women rep.rd t o, e. in the of the and seitntiflc A ids (lour 0j battle; humbly i echn 'logical have! and Morn than 850 060 sociology d purtment Keep America American th.s Is which are the ry foundation of 0( victory; proudly in the director of the school of oc.al been planted In Cache and Box lllo-il the d, N.illl challenge of tic Elder county streams during the the War effort, but also In the )l0ur of sacrifice; steadily in the work at Utoh State Agricultural nil atom Die world has known. Il bioad and l.heral training suf- ,,g years of reconstruction." pa.st two month. Mr. Dailey said,; college. is a clarion tail to action ,n the the ideas to encomia with most plant.ngs coming dur-- 1 fiihmt Rrle kw yrom Washington Ihu. Captain Geddcs was pilot of a n the bclwci fonts mtraj where light world of a week. and ideals Dig the last in SaJl Clly Bnd Liberator bomber and ulso was which r- d stroy and D.ose would italiomd coopc national and inter pliin(J w Laigan to gne serving Nearly all of Die ft Ji planted as technical h.s to would build man up atli.n is the only alternative annual USACcom- - with his bomber unit. He ft the have been legal sire rmnbow, he stature. piupir chaos." He returned United States in Apr.l for an mciuement address. said, and by a new methid ad f Keep America American - Inis is tu Die cn.inge In Utah m,, s.,me way Saturday afternoon, AusReferring by fish culturists. the northern in 1 no irccu of isoiaiioh'..in. no shut several "Instead of dumping from an agricultural to an Indus-- ' John Hale Gardner of Logan, tralian area. log U.e gaits of Die spirit to tin trial state, the president warned valedictorian for the class of 1943 thousand at once In on- - ploce on Captain Geddcs was born in and the diclar.d at the exercises that jiobltiiu, of the world, ROMlf.h that land ownership the stream," Mr. Dailey explained, Preston. Iduho on September 25, resources -our of v individualism buncha hoauhng of in small which in 'wo have planted society (be cnly way high qu.ihy 1915, a son of Joseph A. Gedd Plain and body for the Use 11 which conus (:um the huid are eg throughout the entire plantoble cjn E,ve meaning to the concept and Grace Woolley Geddes, He Ai of those alollc already comfuit length of Uie streams. This will among the la-- t av.ur.mces man. 0f education is to define it in was graduated in 1940 from USAC w.tliin our nation. allow more even distribution of kind can have of the stability of tl.rmg 0f measurable quantities, and bachelor's and masters dewith . Uu . fruitfulness . American available to Mipnrinlrnd. and the JESS DALLEY fish according to feed ti,e development of the ability Keep America govcrnnwnt in sociology. He received a grees of l.a of civilization. and should result In low mortal reason properly and to construct ent of the local Male rearing dots Hut naan a saru-tii- k scholarship to Cornell university b to tioiialiiy by which to measure out industtrlalzatlon far reaching and The exten-lv- e comprehensive and did work toward his doctority." ' ponds It doing excellent stream we Is a Amerto in metliod new Cache county Tlie Allow citizens. Tlie yaidstnk are the moat which has token place plant mg keep generalizations ate there until June, 1941 when he stocked. must use la that of Die spirit lake from 5 to 7 thousand fish and is now occurring in Utah j j.ortant functions of education." was called to active army duty unless: presi-than uiis lud devotion to the UiUo'i ,)(js itself dangerously, of c. in a small truck and let out a G. Corinne, Adney ' as a reserve officer. of the a director 50 commission. L.ticd about at created men arc of board all equal. few hundred yard age by the highest principles d nt of the USAC At USAC Captain Geddcs was a i'co-jtCache Valley Banking company, a We are the first interval along the stream. m0ral and economic intemper- - trustees presided at the ccrernO' Tlie fish have been planted as fellow of tlie American Academy pie in Uie not si grc0.,ud j aIlle, to class strife, and ld race, me. Invocation was by Lieuten-b- y member of Sigma Nu social frafor the advuneement of science, color but'Milcidc follows: ternity, Blue Key service honrue.- or cried or all of the-- c ofj;,nt Colonel David R. Wylie, senior Smithfield now constituting theor chaplain at Bushnessl General orary, Alpha Sigma Nu creek, 20,000 legal a member of the Uiah Academy of together by a common Gamma Mu and Phi honorary, America j hospital in Brigham and .sire rainbows; high creek, near science, of the American Institute of belief tiiat we are ALL cn-- niat critical problem City, filled of mining and metallurgical eng- utlcd to Die rights and respon-sirainbows; (Cove. 2000 legal which is not to say ben. diction by Professor Harold social science honorary. He faces . n natural New York Uie m Germany, Austria of 40 000 dam, lilies of freedom. legal rainbows; ineers, we ever can again go back Jr, Kepner. Dr. E. G. Peterson, a mis-iothat was a Lillie Bear nver, cast canyon history association, and of Phi Keep America American 1. 1 us to the plow as the predominant j u SAC president, presented de. and France in 1935 and notional honorary Phi. tennis during acwas player 20,000 Kappa Dus rainbows; prominent legal We mast man. never fo.gct that nation tributary, grees and award commissions, occupation of his residence in Logan. Ihiradi.se creek tributary running scholastic fraternity. and if pos- founded on unity, and that to cept industrialization After entering the armed forces If south from Avon 4.000 legal size He was awarded Die distinguish- - achieve umty men must act for sible build into our cities and better world after the war. first at Fort trlbu canyon square ed service ruby of Epsilon Sigma j tile good of all, not as self seek. factories the Ideals which have so institutions of rainbows; learning cannot he was stationed and exemplify the moral George Wright, Spokane, tary, at head of east canyon. Phi, extension service fraternity. In ing groups of individuals. long been nurtured on the land Each Later he trained at Tuc10.000 legal rainbows; clear creek j.standards of Christian ctvilizaUon Keep America American let Us and in the homes of the land. El Paso, Texas; Denof east Lewiston north Arizona; son, failed. we careful described will have our Peterson President running preserve rights by 10.000 legal rainbows. curriculum ver. Colorado and Topeka. Kansas, Describing specific usage of them. This country is the promise of opportunities for Barbara Nelson, He married fork Blacksmith river, main the land of liberty, not license. the trained, youth at the college. President Peterson Mrs. I. P. tributary. 140,000 legal size rainAny change must come under Lie of the future in helping rebuild said graduate work In home eco- daughter of Mr. and bows; 40,000 German brown fry; own . nomics will be enlarged next year Nelson of Goshen and a former orderly proc.sscs of our 1941. left hand fork 5000 German brown tows, noi under Die sudden whim ling in its dimension and meaning "looking toward emphasis of the USAC student, in September and his wife his Besides lr- - of parents, to the and of work the residents to fry and 10,000 native fry. reahzadictator. including its the of in up any possibility Importance main tributary, rigation agriculture states. He hasj Keep America American let notion in terms of hope for all the master's degree in nutrition and he has a son, Joseph Nelson GedLogan river, 250.000 legal size rainbow; 40,000 Graduate stu- des, and four brothers and sispromoted storage of water in large j disumty appear among us. Let us world, replacing the centuries of child development. German brown fry. Some of the and small reservoirs, construction keep the old ideals cf opportun-o- f misery ands qualor which have dents will have new opportunities ters, Lieutenant Ezra Geddes. with legal fish going into this stream desert wells, and was author of ity the same rights we claim for been the unhappy lot of so many next year partly because demands the air corps at Santa Ana, Caliranged as high as three pounds, the legislative act which now gov-- 1 ourselves. Let us not discriminate of God's children upon earth." upon the staff for undergraduate fornia; Mrs. Marjorie G. Hayes .Mr. I 'alley said. eras the drilling and operation of against our neighbor because of The college responsibility, he instruction will be more limited, of 1'ocaello, Idaho and Grace and Air. Dailey pointed out that Utah wells. Gayle Geddes of Logan. tlie faith, Die class or the party said, is not merely to profide the he said. only 212,551 legal size fish were academic training which will en. Throughout his career In the to which he belongs, Harmony makes small things planted from the Logan rearing extension service, he has been ac- - Keep America American let us able youth to fight elTectifely Gauleiter has or. The Nazi pounds in Cache, Rich and Box tive in promoting sound agricul-- , stand together and face the world! throughout the world and work dcred the remoial of all church grow; lack of it makes great Elder county streams during the tural economics programs, control-- 1 us a united .things decay Sallust. bell in the Baltic Suites. to reconstruct nat.on, dedicated to intelligently noxious weeds, past two years. destroying the protection ling and preservation Several thousand more legal harmful Insects, organizing com-'fall men of the same free size rainbows are being held at munity and county land use plan- joins of speech and religion, fiom the hatchery for planting later in ning committees, fighting soUwant and fear, whicn we intend tlie season, he explained. Other erosion and promoting better Utah to keep for ourselves, plantings will include 10.000 native livestock. in Tony Grove lake, about June He was founder of the annual dashed across the street for a bot16; 20,000 German brown fry into adult leaders training school tle of ale and then I knew it was Logan river; and 15,000 German started several years ego at USAC Die same Franklin. The army may brown fry in Blacksmith Fork to help farm families take the alter, even anmluiate him, but rived. leadership in solving their own never change linn. I was surprised Assurance that the fish have home problems. at his enthusiasm and desire to been planted also is guaranteed Oiiicers Candidate quality for in the system of planting, Mr, School. At 4:00 p. m. his company Dailey explained. Every load was oidered to fall in. His comtoken out was weighed and manding officer put tne company viewed by a witthrough as snappy a drill demonness who signed also a card statas 1 ever saw, tar oetter stration By F. R. A. ing that the fish had been planted. man any m my Logan R.O.l.C. Assisting Mr. Dailey with the days. plantings was La Vern King, (Continued from page One) Another war best is tlie last Worth Cache county game warden; trude's four daughters and he has program of the Braintree HistoriA. J. Peterson, South Cache game much to say about the two older cal Society. Usually the members warden; Russ Knowles, Ray Poul-te- r, sisters. His book is mainly token cull upon a distinguished visitor Louis Mattson of the Logan up, however, with the Europe of or a history lover of their own to police department and Ray Kayes. Salzburg, Cannes and Paris before supply the mam talk of the evenWorld War H; with the phoney ing. This time, however, the memUSAC Board Retires State war, the first year; with his lec- bers thought they should pay the United States predict- some attention to tures in -- Extension history in. the Service Head ing the world upheaval to come making and asked a mother to and the turning of Germany read some of the letters she had Continued from Page One) taught night school courses for against Russia. He also gives much received from her four sons who fire bosses In the mines and spent journalistic detail about the war, are in the present war. It was a his spare time working in the notably his crossing the Atlantic happy thought. The moUier had with a convoy, his visits to China had sense mines. enough to discard a After his graduation from USAC and Wake Island. There is more deaf and irritating husband. She he was appointed an instructor in world "thunder and sun in the had a French strain in her that horticulture and mathematics at book, but it 1s marvelously writ- told her she must be interesting or else keep her mouth shut. And the college. He did graduate work ten. Here Is the best newspaper joke best of all she had - m at Chicago geology In 1901-0- 3 has come out of the war. We her power of loving concentrated on her six Vjiiiversity, then returned to the that It from the Boston Globe sons once she had gleaned USAC as assistant professor of her husgiven starts editorial its band his until 1908. that always geology and physics walking papers. Her with a good story. One girl children wrote her During the next two years he page every week, worked as a mining engineer in remarks to another that she would letters full of home longing, new man a on even certain a marry Utah and Wyoming, returning to experiences and surprisingly little If about the war. But USAC as a geology professor in furlough, adding thoughtfully, like their mo1010. He served as head of the only he had a furlough and should ther they knew how to he interto him. me ask marry esting. One was flying instructor geology department, In addition to Since this is a letter of war in a Florida his other work, until a few years camp, loved poultry bests we will next tell how the and ago. orchards, and his letter was A. C. former a war has improved full of an orange grower who had In 1921 he was named director of the Utoh Agricultural experi- art instructor. We heard of it befriended him. Another was an teachnow ment station, serving as its head thro a former student ensign, a Brown University graduntil 1927. He has served contin- ing in California, a busy man, for uate, a New York business man, us that while he was writ- very uously as extension director since he tells popular with the ladies. The ing us he listened to radio music, two others were twins, one in a 1924. From 1914 to 1917, he was a talked with three different men Virginia camp the other in the member of the Utah State Road who wanted to buy his farm, and Pacific. Four nice boys who loved commission. He served as state gave his baby filly (a girl) a bath their mother and their family who 1917 to 1921, In s0 ttiat iier mother did not know how to be dull and from geologist stfttus quo of Mormonism in an audience that ate 1930, he was appointed to the it up. Not committee on conservation and ad- - le towI1- - Here is how he the least of our war benefits are found I 3:30 of the public domain 68 tfle change. At better letters, more display of fam011 Euard duty. What a trans- by President Hoover, and in 1928 ily affection, and above all Secretary Ickes of the department formation. Back and forth across of gecgraphyVat ' to erect, an the entrance park, of interior named him a member goes all over the world, like that of a committee to analyze and precise, militaristic anything but of the Mormon missionary. recommend future procedure on the carefree impetuous IPancho I Rechow-Morton- s known. The spectacle amazed idle irrigation and land develop-- 1 consists in the atHappiness as amused me. I sauntered ment under the Gila-Yuirriga- tainment of our desires, and in unobtrusively as passible and tolk- tion project In Arizona. having only right desires. was he in ed until a stilted way Director Peterson now Is g We relieved minutes later. fifteen member of the Utah Water stor- - Keep America American More Than 650,000 Trout Went Into Cache Streams Last Week r-- 1 . Ju-ep- - t-- u-- 1 I ce. - !e fii-- -- , uk; j j 1 J vM-ate- d j j J j im-.c- t w-i- - bond'di-gcncrtaio- Ify-ru- m b. .. Wash-ingto- I right-thinki- - ' or s-- Last Day For Shoe RATION STAMP NUMBER 1 7 IS TUESDAY, JUNE 15 Boston Letter to Cache American Zf I'5 ??& ga up-ho- ld describ-ministraD- on Day For Shoe RATION STAMP NUMBER WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. Use it Wisely At Jg IS |