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Show Friday, February 9, 1915 The Cache American. Locan. Cache County, Ltah Visitinir Grand Parents In Hospital Private Alvin Kartohncr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Kartchm-- r Is receiving medical treatment for in India, asthma at a lie is serving with the a.r forces. ho-pi- ul Cash Profit, Luxury Food, Victory Garden Yield V. IV Camp ot Mr. Jt-rPfVfrlry 1111. Calif. is m Logan v.v.t.iig her gisnd j.aivnis. Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Shaw. She Miss Elizabeth w.is fortmrly it pay. In ,h liar and cent. glow oiiT ,111 Vegetable fir Doe So THE CACHE T iu column Is open to anyone who wishes to present hi etrws on subject. Articles must he signed and the Cache American do, a no assume any responsibility for such articles. Opinions expressed Balance Sheet Kxprnditur e s, and are net necessarily those et thla paper. by don't you cither write let- -t rs or el.se Jay for thu.se fellows whe-they come home Saturdays fur their weekly lath, and tell ' t this county wants all the eutitings of these liquor store-- . And another thing, this county ls iiutled to control all of the fi;'h and Ene within our borders, und we re a bunch of suckers Uquor Traffic y t ei-- Will tell the story Heidi". All Uatdcn, ot.J rteorded the value it All n Dale Cadet Aviation are Invited to tnaintt J lice cf all t! e vegetable the young people White, son of Mr. and Mrs, It harvested from l'.. t nnd. A. Wh.te of Iaigan, has completed were $3013,' Tital , e'ibasic training in the army tor which imiui.ed $.'.5 43 for j lowing and lab r. The value of all vege- corps at Taft. California, nnd has! Hr. Merrill Visits J bee transferred to an advance Mrs. W. W. Merrill j ; J Dr. and v. ! school at Douglas. Arizona, where ' t .,-Doc. honor, by a visit of The net return from 1i;,JcJ lie will learn to fly B25 bombers, tor Robert Merrill, who has re the 50xS3 V.eti ry garden wai j could have; rently returned from the Chinese theufore Jl7.t3, which had the S2H.70 Meet Tonijjht theatre of war. He became ac been r.usid to $7! 53 on labor ether which was rxpet ded Dr. Joseph N. Symons, member quainted with W. W. Merrill Jr. tiinn j lowing, b.en saved. some told and there Interesting of the Utah State Agricultural' Rut there v ere other returns college sociology department, will stoiles of the war activities tn from his Yicto.y garJ-- n which Mr. Adams stress s m tie fallowing discuss juvenile delinquency at a that sector. rf a heme of Parent-the ; lammiry tf the value Logan meeting to hS famtiy; garden vegetable Teachers association study group Church Notice 1 It is cheaper average family tonight at 7.30 p m. in the Jun.l Da.,w w0rshlp ia be con. can save from $50 to $!'j9 a year. ior high school library. c e.vuiiei.t, your 2 It is nni.-du,lP(i Sunday afternoon. Febru- i much closer to vu than garden 11 3 F. Rev. E. m. the at p. ary i 1) e market. n:.4 It tal.es less time J .Another Avar I;tl) . Sehum.in. pa 'tor of D:. John's I t! an to shop ij oj rate theingarden Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. Daines Lutheran church in Salt Lake Lr the market. grovii.es announce the birth of a son born 'city, delivering the address. Meet-I- n 3 Vegetables fre.h from your the Pudge hospital Sunday, .ngs are regularly held in the own garden arc much superior to f o i the market. those eb'-neThe father is serving in the ar-'Day Advent .si church, I'eri'.l and s. ; 274 Uc.--t, cn the nr t. my air corjvs in the Mrs. Daines Ls the former Ursula fifth Sundavs of each Donuna of Sjianish fork. !m,nth. Everyone Ls cordially ln- - sre those of the contributor Walter S. Adams of Asheville, ful record cf N, C, kept .1 t,f Lis 50x80 foot Vie-ttthe garden nnd the market value of Lis harvest in 1944, -- FORUM AMERICAN Victory Garden home usef To answer question Walter S. in i, member of the Men' The story hour at tin futile Ual Al ' a Cl cf A h.-- , .lie. N, C . will 130 library Saturday at t a tivitd in 1544 ,f ktj feature Mrs. V. L. Fertln. who all t. e i. i j y (pel t n his Wt r Hour c'itj.J Transferred Paee Five ! including $35 45 for plowing nr.d hired labor, totaled $30 53; nnd the Monopoly ry vegetables harvested were $123 42. KORLKT 1 hi-n- I KOOKSTON this gnat State of Utah money so bad as that? A monopoly on the hquor trade ls contrary to Federal antitrust law. And to take advantage of the public charge exhorbitant price. is capitalizing on people's ness to want they something Does At a saving of $47.83 over the matket cost. Mr. Adams food than he says he had could have bought, plus good health nnd recreation for the whole family. ni-ee- t $8.10; soy leat., $3.70; peas, $4.70; nu ns, $1 C5; oroccoli, $4; beans, 2 65; kale, $2 80; cabbage. $1.80; . $1.55; squash. $1 50; pan-lepepiM-r$1 23; lettuce, $1.10; carrots, SI. 00; radit.be. $1 00; arowder Uww, ,he, Statc ,fi"h a"d 1C"ion to ,ni;,k,e ame, ,farce coun- - tys natural resources. Of course you all know that in the chapl-l- n a" Tl.is great State Of Utah has created a bigger and better , ,'c.h con,,,ron"sc racket than ever any bootlegger sonic one last summer and just j eas. 95 cents; spinach, 70 cents; laid low for this moat worthy turnip greens, 60 cents; collards, At th$ tirric 50 cents; that infamous appointment. cucumbers. 45 cents; mustard greens. 22 rents; tampala, 18th amendment was repealed and , 20 cents; turnips, 20 cents; leeks, the .tales sa up their own S aUu 23 cents. are f f"nator to rigulate the booze trade each a mood ,ra Expenditures are itemized ns folone tn their own way. lows: Seeds and hints. $18.21; ers. There is no prayer when manure end commercial plant food, Our legislature put the hquoi that body adjourns for the day S3 i 10; nnd labor, $33 45; t'l.e.-'- f into slate monotxily un-- , only in the morning do they think ' water. ng (coil of water), $0: mis- - j tier false pretence, the made Divine guidance ls neede d. Be- plea celhincnus, in.sectir..Ies. small io keep it out of the hands of tween you and me its needtil su. plies, $8.77; total, $30.53. because the more in the evening w hen they Mr. Adams kent his meticulous irivatc merchants ren rd n r.n as igmnent fiom the Mate wanted to promote tom- - are considered fa-.game by all Naniy .Alan Home in drinking the stuff, predatory and Men's Garden club, to which he professional lobby- I Roland Green, son of Mrs. C. W. J inj Prom (oHimlfre -, h.s report. ..pibl.s v.orthSiJ'C. nn! catir.rt marie they sad so. and do you remcm. tsts. -It v ns a con plicated task." he j p.or who was tle chaplains Green, and husband of Luc. IV White of Monroe has Moiga.-In ft.: ti wo in. lie fu.ei f r ca h -Here is one you have heard. ref. ring to his record Elbmore Green, with the U. S. bun named a member of FLU wort on I rave ow.iy $!8 45 house and senate at the tne that ncsure and I'll over becha. A man took his little I you el am it's we v.or gl He iter. h. Ls vegctabbS Lin at junior prom committee at Utah navy, spending a leave never do it ogam. However, eomr to allow such a thing to boy to visit the senate and as I'll i:..ed by his family ns fallow r: home while his ship is being re- - State about? Agricultural college, sucTomat ios 140 plant.), $4J.C3; bcioT a novice in gardening, it was they sat in the gallery the chap, He has been serving in ending Lc Roy King of Mote, paire-d- . Well the State liquor commls-slolima beans, $G DO; corn, $0.50; beets, excellent training for me." lain rose to pray. Says the little the Burma area. has done everything to Chairman Idaho, but according -Dad, ls he praying for the boy, Lloyd Meacham of Logan. promote temperance, they wont Senators?" "No. my son, the chapsell an amount less than a botFourth Child lain takes a look at the Senators to drunk. a tle, get enough person Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schiffman On Leave and then prays for the people. The saloon was a much better of 6C8 North First East, Logan, Flight Officer Lyman Parker, way. The proprietors didnt want announce the arrival of a son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Lewiston Cornish and Cache a dairy farm setup was seen and any one drunk In their place. born at the Cache Valley hos- - Parker of Wellsvllle, has been dairy herd improvementplained. Much interest was When a person showed symphoms pital Saturday. The couple now ( commissioned a flight officer in central held their annual. of becoming drunk the bartender have four children. the U. S. army air corps follow- associations for reorganization and sll0wn n the fJ'Pc of program gave him something to sober ing graduation from Blackland meetings r. Mr. Baker is carrying that him for the and his then making home. Total culinary water consumption plans snt coming up Wanted-Lad- y Air Field, Waco, Texas. At Lady Companion Roy C. Jones, of the Bureau ward. At Melvin Pitcher s farm Also along in the afternoon a for 1944 was listed Wednesday by is he home his present visiting companion wanted to share of Dairy Industry, In charge of he discussed the tired business man or anyone Alton Eamcs, superintendent, in production home and at the same time be j w'c the former Rose Henson. improvement work In the cords of his herd which was the else could step in next door, have his yearly report to Logan city paid for her services. Fhone 398 western attended both highest in the association last a drink and go on about his commissioners. states, Legion Meeting Logan. (Adv.) meetings and encouraged dairy. year. The third stop was at the business. Average dally consumption was A. S. Horsley, department ad- men to put their dairy business Now the great State of Utah 2.582.000 gallons, while total conHazen M. Spackman farm who jutant, Utah American Legion, in shape for the postwar period told about his At Washington U pasture program won't sell one drink; that Isnt sumption was 942,740,000 gallons, will talk to members of the Lo. and by so doing they would also and discussed his regis-tere2856 students Among the management making money fast enough. You the lowest draw on the system at Washington University gan Post No. 7. American Legion be aiding the milk production practices. At the farm of Philip got to buy a bottle at an out- being one day In December when monthly program so vitally needed at the Rergeson lifetime in St. Louis, Mo., this term Is when they hold their the 1.130.000 gallons were used, and production re. rageous price. Many times Boyd Hayward, son of Mr. and meeting tonight at 7:30 p. m. in- j present time, cords had been compiled on five thirsty purchaser dont want to the greatest consumption being H, extension grand cows that are approaching carry a bottle around, Mrs. J. C. Hayward, 315 Boule- the chamber of commerce headLyman so he one day in July when 4,340,000 Rich, . T. Commander quarter--Earl dairyman for Utah, presented re a lifetime groduction record vard, Logan, who is a junior of drinks It and throws the bottle was used, he explained. on the street to cut up your tires. student in the school of medicine. Hunsaker has extended an invi-- ! suits of pasture data collected "No time during the year was He is a graduate of Logan high tation to all members of Cache over the state. Our legislators have been down the supply Inadequate," he said. county posts to attend. Roy Thain was elected presl-- . school. l'cre over a month. How many "The maximum capacity from d d Ph of .dent to succeed Vernon Perkes ! ,P ! you are keeping tab on those the city springs, six miles up LoOf the Cache central Arrests Made Mlows? They are asking for gan canyon, is 5,000,000 gallons testing as-Divorce Granted sociation and 1 do,Vt Bart Richardson Two mre were think Logan youths ey per day. But since the reservoir A divorce has been granted m Hend-O. 'vice David on.ey;i president; was earn secretary. Lowell Tuesday by Cache I' county Uy capacity is only 1,000.000 gallons, First District court to Verda D. ,a"'hat , ricks, secretary, and N. S. John.f1' alld Logan city police on Plowman. , Wayman to the what Htllyard, son and G. R. was filled and reservoir con?p cosll Neeley from Harvey M. Neeley directors. Read, Fred and T. Earl Allsop maintain proper dignity. They emptied four times during the on a charge of desertion. The L'arSs of breaking into Logan were Duce, Honor certificates were present- knew that before named as directors. homes. Chief of Police they asked for days of the heaviest draw." plaintiff was awarded $50 monthly cany0n W ed to 24 of the 50 association the Honor certificates were H'rurn eatherston presentThe reports. There are 1500 meter services job. one of minor alimony, custody to 22 f the 33 members of members: Melvin Pitcher, Philip The church welfare is eager to in the city and 1600 services on child, court costs and attorney oulhs allegedly entered summer I HP association as H. M. follows: A. W. Bergeson, Spackman, care for the worthy poor. homes belonging to Nephi Bolt, Of flat rate, and the supply line from fees. Plowman Frank Bitters and John Davis, Chambers. Brothers, George S. Pond, W. L. Taggart, course there is much controversy the spring to the reservoir Is Lowell Richardson, some time Saturday or Sunday, Plow, O. U. Hyer, H. C. Pitcher, Rob- over the definition of worthy- -' 26,740 feet. Seaman Home manC. Thain, Sam Hymas, ert C. Pitcher, Pitcher Brothers, poor, but now is a good time to of items and Ry clothing taking Allen McQuarrie, O. C. Wood- T. R. Holt, Donald Andrews, Wil- find out. Those well fed Wesley Nielsen, son of Mr. and furnishing's sleek Mrs. Leo C. Nielsen, Is home on ruff. Leo Woodruff, Ariel Waite, lis S. Hall, Ray Preece, D. D. fellows in the commissions draw NLa short furlough after completing AL. Seamons, Wesley Johnsoni HJcrSmith, S. S. Lower, Chm-toffeboot training in the navy at D. A. Peterson, C. L. Ashcroft,' Clyde Allred, Mo-.enever did draw more than $100 Farragut, Idaho naval training Roy Erickson, Fred Duce, Way- -' son- Irvin Kendall, Walter Wood, por month . and now have the a British military transport station. He will report back on man Hilly ard, Vernon Perkes,'. 9' I Eaker- Clarence Neeley, L. gajj t0 want a raise. of the ' plane, carrying some 13. H. A. 1. Weeks, Marvin February Eppceh, and Reginald R. Rawlust about half of those com-- members Thain, and J Minnster of Prime ins. assistant James R. Thain. missions should be included in Churchills staff to the bag three A tour of the Lewiston-Cornisicense Gold seal vetennary honor certificates the new work-or-g- o Marriage to.jail pro- - meeting, crashed February 1, it been science at the Utah Agricultural association members licenses have at from the National Dairy associa- - j gram. began Marriage Ten was disclosed Wednesday. i issued at the Cache county clerks experiment station, has returned the farm of G. J. Baker, where Keep an eye on those fellows passengers were killed, five are 1! to Logan after completing blood office to Bartley G. Hatch, and remember their record, be- missing and believed lead, and and lie an Smith, 18, both ol tests on turkey breeding in south- - ASKS Divorce cause in about a year and a half five were injured. Shirley Welker has filed suit tificate to thos Paradise; to Darrell Loran Hurst, 'em Utah, Dr. R. H. Walker, di- Six members of the British forthey will start bragging again reported in First District court asking di- - 430 and 4G9 pjunds, "red 24, of Salt Lake City, and Ida rector of the statioh, and want you to vote them back. eign office, five members of the vorce from Dwainc Welker on a averages between 19 of Smithfield; Thursday. 403 Virsinia and 449 Cache county gets only 4 per war office, two royal air force of niental cruelty. cEarge to Duain Hughes Cowley-- , 19, of She pounds, and an orange certificate cent of the hquor profits from fliers and seven crew members Professor Nielson the began Benson and Velda Seamons, 18 of special assignment in October and seeks 25 monthly alimony, costs; for herds averaging 330 to 399 local stores. It's earmarked for were aboard the plane, en route and restoration of her pounds. chcol lunches. Hyde Park; to Lawrence. Ervin 'since that date has made more of sui to the Black sea area. s Christensen Jr., 24 of Ashton, Ida- - than 100,000 blood tests of turkeys maidcn name. Shirley Scheen. ho and Velma Lilly Rasmussen, 19 in Washington county to check of Ucon, Idaho; to Mack Hymas, 'for pullorum disease. This has Graduates 20 of Treasureton, Idaho and enabled Utah producers to com-Lucius F. McCann, son of Mr. Maxine Condie, 19 of Preston, ply with state law. and Mrs. Albert F. McCann of Idaho. More than 30,000 turkeys have Smithfield, and husband of Edra been tested the four Kaslam McCann, 427 East Center during In Prilippines month period, he said. Professor Logan was among the members e 21st class of aviation ca continue research Corporal Vern H. Haslam, son Nielson will of Mr. and Mrs. William Haslam, work on the Utah State Agricul-42- 7 dets and student officers to take their advanced East Center street, Logan, has tural college campus, pilot instruction at Blackland landed with a field artillery unit army air field, Waco, Texas. He has diviof the Tropic Lightning graduated and been commissioned sion in the Philippines. Previously in the air forces. an instrument and radio operator, the corporal now is an adminisIn Picture trative clerk for his battery. He The Science of Milk ProducLieutenant Howard Blood, son gained experience in the Guadaltion,' a colored motion picture, of Dr. and Mrs. H. Loran camcanal and New Georgia Blood, will be shown In Logan Thursday, paigns after serving in Hawaii. appeared in the air forces pic15 8 at p. m., at the ture, Later he was sent with his di- - February Winged which Victory, commerce and has been gan vision to New Zealand to re- shown at the Capitol 11 a. m., at theater. y February 16, cuperate after the Solomons cam- a State Agricultural college, paign and now is entitled to wear. r0 essor George B. Caine, exribbon with two the Asiatic-Pacifi- c In Philippines tension dairyman, announces. Mrs. Robert Parson has reveiv-e- d Presenting the movie will be word that her husband, who Dr. W. E. Peterson, University of is with a Sea Bee construction Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harris, Dic?urpIast aammer m connection battalion, has arrived in t the Ag- islands and took part graduates of the Utah State . commercial feed comDanv Philippine in the Lingayne gulf ricultural college visited in Lo. prQfessor operations. Dr He has that been in the service 19 gan Wednesday. Mr. Harris was Peterson has done outstanding months and overseas for the prominent in student activities work on past Sawmg wood . . milking cows . . Separating cream . . . pumping watet at the college, being a student past severalmilk production in the 14 months. . grinding feed ... sharpening tool electrUiiy saves time and tabor years. with councilman and affiliated these and many other chores oo the farm. It is a big help in producing on During the past five years Observes Pi Kappa Alpha while Mrs. Harvita! food for victory during these times when farmers are Birthday research ris, the former Henrietta Jones, there has been more Mrs. Mamie Ryan entertained And after the war, additional electric equipment will be ready CO bring work done on milk a Ka and production was Dream Girl of Pi at a birthday better tivmi and better farming to more farm families. member of Chi Omega. Mr. Har- than in any other period of time, honor of her party recently in mother, Mrs. John When Electric equipment nnd appliances ris has been a student in the law and many of these recently dis- Hansen, who was 83 years of age are available buy them from your ieaUr. at Stanford,' California covered facts will be shown in February 1. school Open house was held the picture because it reveals will and the past year during and several friends and relatives many facts about milk. enter the army Saturday. called. 1 "? y, e j 1 "c'crn l s, s Phi'.-.ppin- , gar-elen.i- ig tl.-.r- ' t . rep-tied- n Two DHI Units Hold Meetings, Honor Certificates Awarded to 46 Water Service Report Filed for-yea- d I j ! lf?crf!n j , j ) i - j j - - Turkey Expert Returns to USAC - Crash Rills Churchills Aids - s r- ' - - 1 h 1 . ' two-engi- ne Dairy Picture Showing Slated caltr S"6 m0n , UTAH POVV ER & LIGHT CO... |