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Show mtienOT acne- - $1.50 I'er Year Tuilflh Year A HOME Telephone 700 Ikigan. Utah. Friday, OdoluT 8, 1912 Nt Leaders Study Farm Labor V (2 West Center HOME PEOPLE lA PE II FOR War Fund Kogan Politics Warm Up Chairman Race for Mayor Dr. W. W. Merrill Enter Drive Set For Despite the fact that only two candidates have filed pennons for political city offices, the Logan Community chairman to direct Begins Monday picture began shaping up today the United War Fund campuign Incumbent between as a race farm labor in Cache county from October 24 Tiie Cache county Dr. W, and Jr. William Fvans more mill become serious were announced 3, to November problem W. Merrill for mayor and pos. during the next lew weeks as the today by W. W. Richards, northsibly three or four candidates for sugar beet, corn allage, potatoes ern Utah chairman, following a' city commissioner. Mark Peterson, left, general manafer of the Deseret New, and and turkey crop will compete for meeting Thursday with directors' Dr. W. W. Merrill, who ran a Marion NeLsen, manager of the L. 8. Cllham advertising agency available harvest workers, but co- of the Cache county War Cheat. ..'"ftll Adverclose race to Mr. Evans in the in Sait Lake City, will speak at aeasiona of the IUh-ldaheliminate The chairmen were named as to J expected operation last campaign, today announced tising Manafer association fall met in Logan this week-endifficulties, farm leaders reported follows: his candidacy and drew a petiH. C. Ariel Logan; Maughan, today. from City Auditor H. R. tion 1L C. Nuhn. for dismissed harvest Jorgenson. "Students Amalga; Pedersen. A. George Raymond, Benson;1 vacation, some Japanese workers Avon; Man in Thain, superintendent of the William which are expected to be brought Newell Thompson. CUrkiton; WesMeetings to Be Held Saturday, Sunday, Monday George B. Budge hospital and to the county and regular farm ley Nelson, College; Ray Allen, V ! o filed for have Bowen, incumbent, D. A. Cove; Program for the handle Bergeson, Cornish; workers should be able to the city commission post. Advertising Men's Association conto H.E, Kellett, Hy rum; J. W. Sea without tire harvest appealing Other candidates who have anvention to be held In Logan, Satbusiness and professional men to mons, Hyde Park; W. P. nounced their Intentions of seekVance urday, Sunday and Monday, was Lewiston; Walker, It said. "However, assist," they commission announced today by Robert W. ing the Mendon. post are may become necessary to ask LoGeorge A. Bell and T. S. Curtis. Martin of Logan, association preVaughan Scott, Millville; Allen gan workers to help In case of ' Although Mr. Curtis has not desident. Jenkins, Newton-Cach- e , Junction; emergency." i finitely made a statement, he is Alma J. H, Among the leading speakers are Kemp,1 Riggs, Nibley; of D. E. Smith, district manager a petition to circulating gain Marion Nclsen, manager of the L North Frank Logan; Kelley. the Amalgamated Sugar company, the necessary 100 signers.. S. Gilhara advertising agency in Peters-borA restriction was placed in the Fred Providence; Peterson, cambeet the sugar that Other possibilities include . a S. M. Webb, Salt Lake City; Mark H. Petersen, number of night reports will begin (Monday and will Richmond; DR. W, W. MERRILL . . . enters Republican ticket that might be Hcber River A. Olsen, general manager of the Deseret parties at South and North Cache paign Heights; Its peak the following week. W. Logan City Political Race for put forth at the last minute by News of Salt Lake City; A. O. high schools and problems of the reach Chambers, Smlthfleld; Ray which harvest operaat Stations the city GOP organization. Proswere discussed former harvest vacation resident, Hansen, (Logan Robert P. Mayor, Olofson, Trenton; are rumored pective candidates are the tions will begin Monday, who now is sales manager for the Thursday at a meeting of Allen Wellsville; Leatham, Olsen, Greenville, as Mr. Curtis and Hyrum GibUtah Oil Refining company, and Cache county school board. Sup- Hodges, Logan, Baugh, Young. HUl Spur, West bons. Nothing has developed reOliver Edwards, erintendent J. W. Kirkbride re- Tangent, College, chairman of many others. Smlthfleld, Hurren, Nebeker, Spur, garding the "youth candiate" rethe Retail Merchants committee will The conflab get underway ported today. WheelLewiston and ported to be sponsored by several of the Logan chamber of com. Complying with government re- Cardon, Litz, Saturday evening in Logan canyon er. Work will begin Tuesday at merce, will have mens organizations. young colof where an educational film will be quests asking restriction of school charge Merrill Dr. W. W. H. R. (Ptdersen, who has been Mendon, Holt, Thain, Quln-ne- y lections of Logan business houses. Glen, announced Mr. bus Kirkbride use, social. followed a shown, by Would be Mayor in office for more than 20 years and Benson; Wednesday at Sunday's program will include a that each school will be limited Jones and Morton stations, and and has served with three mayors, to four nrght parties each year, discussion of a study of Coops by W. W. Merrill, prominent Dr. John A. Crockett, A. G. Lund-stroof nights next Thursday at Winn, Trenton, Idaho exception Falls; with the Hayden Stites of Logan dentist and Cache county McCammon and Virginia. and Mayor Evans, Is not Arimo, basketball are when . to games is played What Rationing Doing Democratic party carman, The 5750 acres of beets Uiis year t0 be the Until and Retail Promotions, and students already are at the his Postponed announced candidacy day th.s in Cache county are expected to school. 1943 in the by Ace Campbell, display advertisocice the gf mayor Monday and Tuesday Deadline for fihng petitions la The parties will be the annual yield about 81,000 tons, as coming manager of the Salt take TriCollection of scrap in Loean city election and kept a promise Saturday at 5 p.m. Mr. Pedersen with about the same yield harwelcome Adver-tiisn- g pared home, homecoming, to of Utilization voters. "The bune; made tw0 years ago for announced. Primary elections will Wednesday acres last year, Mr. Smith city, scheduled by Manufacturers," Mr. Ol- vest ball and junior promenades, for 8,000 At the end of a campaign be held October 19 and final elec-tw- o has 15.5 been and of Thursday, postponed content per said. Sugar ofson; "The Utilization of Advei-tlsin- g he said. ears ago in which he lost tjons on November 2. cent until next Monday and Tuesday Rulon J. The board also discussed the cent a week ago was 1.25 per by Retailers, :be office to Mayor Evans by a because city residents have last same time at the than decided to and harvest higher program Rasmussen, manager of Logan margin, Dr. Merrill told in placing salvage piles on nar-ocontinue school until next Friday year. Sears, Roebuck, store; a radio audience, "I will be with B. Rulon street a corners, Squires, will start Lewiston two The plant weeks, 'The effects of advertising on and then dismiss for from now. run next Wednesday, Mr. chairman of the city salvage you again two years This the costs of retail selling and on Mr. Kirkbride announced. station. same Same time, announced today. will slice committee, Mr, Nelsen; program will be altered only in Smith announced, and costs, production He added that a Logan junior Declaring that no office should How are professional men using case of an emergency next Wed- about half of the beets from Og- chamber of commerce committee, so to any candidate by default, George A. Bell of the comor Thursday. den district operations nesday in. war the efforts, newspapers 340 workers will be headed by R. W. Cates, will su- Dr. Merrill said many voters wait schools in About Announces Candidacy the north However, pany. Glen of the Boise. Idaho, Charles collection of scrap in the until after an election to end of the county will cont-nuemployed by the company during pervise Advertising Statesman; National for the establishment of Calling business district. of faults in government. in the post war period, and how it with a staggered program next the campaign. form of governa of. During manager is the will Cates said Mr. city the Jaycees campaign to in week tomato the and Harvest vocation in Logan city help (Continued on Page Pour) the development in and school the Logan a to fer to issues $10 discuss time prize thoroughly Logan potato harvest, and some boys and Cache county school districts most scrap as an so they may be settled at the ment of industrial programs, Geo. will work in beet fields. Accordis scheduled to begin October 15, turning in the A. Bell, of 299 North First East inducement to students to co- polls.' he said. ing to this program, the sopho- although Superintendent J. W. and election this in the of street, who is conducting timber issues drive The operate urged more students at North Cache Kirkbride announced after board to in the Beaver Creek same as in have are merchants the the operations salvage piled practically dismissed beeting Thursday, that the county high school will be Dates Set For in front of their stores by last campaign, only two years area, has announced his candidacy Juniors Tuesday and earMonday, few a close days system may Distribution Here seniors Wednesday, and the two lier if emergency conditions make Tuesday morning when city trucks older. Nothing has been done by for Logan city commissioner. will collect it. the present passive administration Declaring that he had no poliin the junior high it necessary. Issuance dates for war ration upper grade to change the Issues. tical aspirations beyond the desire schools will take Thursday and north the schools in WedSecondary book four in Cache will be Too much consideration cannot to see the city get something Friday. end of the county have been connesday, Thursday and Friday, Ocbe given to postwar problems, done, Mir. Bell said he would supMr. Kirkbride that reported ducted by relays this week and tober 27, 28 and 19, the Logan war Both the purchaser and the Dr. Merrill said, and "Logan must port any candidate who came an- girl students at the high schools (Continued on page Eight) price and rationing board seller of a used truck must file be wider awake and offer real forth with a constructive prog; am are doing a marvelous job in the nounced today. with the local war price and ra- competition to other Utah cities and Invited prospective candidates tomato harvest, both in the fields made be will Distribution tioning board an OPA certificate or it will not get its share of for mayor to join him In camthe in and sheds. picking packing through the schools of the state transfer form setting forth the (Continued on page Four) positions In paigning for because of their ability to do the Receipts of Logan city for the price paid, Judge Jesse P. Rich, the city government. were board chairman, said today. work quickly and efficiently and first nine months of 1943 "I would discard the commission their patriotic cooperation in the The purchaser must file his cer$268,317, as compared with $267,. which is of government form 100 Per Cent 550 collected for the same period tificate past. 44 known to students of municipal transfer at the time he s made Logan city police the new book, Issuance of Attendance Asked last year, City Auditor H. R. Pe- applies for a gasoline rationing arrests during September, Chief government to be the least effiwhich is to last approximately book. This procedure has been Hyrum Weatherston Sunday, October 10, is 100 per dersen reported today. reported to cient of the three systems and two years, will involve but a cent attendance day in Cache this year contin- established by the OPA to en- the city commission Tuesday. The which is operating here as a well-oilExpenditures few minutes time. All persons are stake Sunday schools, it was re- ued to drop, as disbursements of force ceiling prices on the sale of arrests Included 24 for traffic viopension bureau, he declared. eligible to secure war ration book ported todav by Kenneth Lind- $252,221 were recorded for the used trucks, which may be sold lations, six for drunkenness, four Establishment of a city manager members of the quist, four except of the period as compared with $275,513 for prices ranging from 33 to 92 for disturbing the peace, two for government would eliminate superintendent armed forces fed at camps officers Cache Stake Sunday yschool. of the original percent spent last year. price. theft, two for shooting gral useless heads department messes or other government esHe urged that every person in Comparable September figures Trucks sold by dealers with a firearms within the city and one anj replace them with working to confined tablishments; persons the stake plan to attend Sunday were: receipts, $32,244 for this warranty of 30 days or 1,000 miles for petty larceny. Police investi- - foremen who were interested in wards. Special' year and $30,412 for 1942, and ex- use may bring prices public institutions; and persons re- school in their in action. ranging gated three traffic accidents This would reduce city siding in the United States for programs are being arranged by penditures $24,349 for this year from 11 to 17 percenti excess of which three received gasoline consumption by 70 per persons (Continued on page Eight) and $28,022 for 1942. all bishoprics, he said. 'the ceiling price. cent and provide better service. "I would pledge to work for the of an development outstanding c water storage and project on Logan river, of which several are surveyed and approv. ed for development. I would en- Coach Dick Romney courage any industrial developSucceeds Hayward ment possible in our city, as 25 E. L. (Dick) Romney, director years of standing dead still inof athletics and head football dustrially should be enough for coach at Utah State Agricultural even the most conservative. Mr. Bell said he is entering the college for the past 25 years, rate for commissioner because he Thursday assumed the new position of acting dean of men to is convinced that the ordinary voters want to elect a man with replace Professor Ira N. Hayward, a program for development and college officials announced today. Coach Romney, who has been (Continued on Page Four) coordinator of special services for military personnel at the college was named dean to release Pro. to help fill an lessor Hayward Latest class of aviation stud, urge need for teachers of Engents to complete about four lish. months of training in the 318th Professor who has Hayward, army air force training detachbeen acting dean of men since ment at Utah State Agricultural Jack Croft was (granted a leave college will receive their diplomas to become warehouse superintendat a review on the college ent at Utah Army Services Forces quadrangle today at 5:30 p. m., depot in Ogden last fall, will Major Wallace M. Diehl, e return to teaching duofficer reports. The ties as of assistant professor will leave Logan for furthEnglish, Dr. John C. Carlisle, aser training at other stations. sistant to the president at USAC announced. No Closing Day The need for English instrucTuesday, October 12, is Columtors to handle the military and bus day, but it will not be a closcivilian program became so great business ing day for Logan that Dr. Hayward, who has been Chairman O. W. Edwards holises, some teaching English classes, was of the merchants committee, ane returned to teaching at nounced today. Banks and public the request of himself and Dr. N. offices will close as usual, he said. (Continued on page Four) Sugar Beet Harvest Odolicr 3 's o Advertising Men S late Logan Meet Utah-Idah- S i Wad-doup- A y $ o; extra-curricul- ar Logan Dentist Enters City Race Scrap Collection m ,t fr w Seeks Commission Post in Logan 65-d- com-plai- Ration Book 4 Must File Sunday School . 44 Arrests ed ( I USAC Names Dean of Men hydro-electri- Graduate com-mandi- full-tim- stu-den- full-tim- |