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Show Pap:e Four The ('a.-i- u The Cache American Semi-Week- Newspaper, ly published pany, at Tuesday and Fridays, by the CVhe West Center Street, Logan. Utah 1931, WE SUGGEST AN AITLE TREE PROJECT Have you been tempted to purchase, during the past few months, a big. red, juicy apple that was so wonderfully displayed in the store windows? Yes, of course you have, and then you have been disappointed about it because you have been 10 cents apiece. asked so much for it Comparing that price with the price people of Cache valley paid some few years ago. it seems ridiculous because we used to buy a bushel of them for $1.00, and less. Is there anything we can do about it? In our opin- there is. Of late we have been asked by our government to eat less grain foods so we can ship a portion of our abundance to the starving jieople of other countries. Those who have the overseeing of this great relief proposal are of the opinion that it will not be necessary to apply force through the rationing of ourselves as was done dur- ing the war, but they feel that we will vol- untarily consume less and waste less for good of others. At this time of year we are also being encouraged to again plant and cultivate a home garden, for they have been a real source of food supply dur- and there is nothing better ing the war than those fresh crisp vegetables picked from our own garden only a few moments before time to prepare them for use. Now why can we not, under the spoil- of some organization, encourage the planting of more apple trees? This is time of year to plant them and we think ODE Fubli-hin- j p There are many problems to this in them tion and we will discuss some of e our next issue. We will welcome your sug-thsuch a project. gestions for and against ques-sorshi- TO A ROCK By Mrs. Clin Balls Spring came to Hyde Park today. Ask me how I know? Because the sky is bright and clear? That does not make it so. Spotlighting U TAI--I NORTHERN UTAH RESIDENTS HEARTENED With the $12,000,000 Bushnell General hospital, originally scheduled to close this spring, doing an "about face and suddenly opof ees erating to the full capacity and individuals 3500 beds, her But still Im wondering. of northern Utah organizations With all of natures sign fighting to make the institution were considerably posts permanent That changing seasons show; heartened this week when veterwhich The birds, the trees, the clearan administration plans at called for closing Bushnell ing skies a and Theres one more sign I know. rebuilding Brigham city Lake Salt in $5,000,000 hospital Spring came to Hyde Park city struck a serious financial snag I heard a robin sing his song, A melody for spring, The trees are budding promis- today. There's really no mistake The children are calling the door "Mother, heres a snake KNOW in Washington. In addition, it seems that the house appropriation committee is matter asking a review of the because of the great amount of protest received against abandonment of Bushnell and the expenditure of five million dollars for another hospital only 50 miles to the south. Individuals, firms, organizations and the majority of the citizenry of Weber, Box Elder, Cache and Rich counties contend that it is a waste of tax payers money to abandon a $12,000,000 alhospital to build another one most in the same neighbored. The entire matter boils down to this: that President Harry S. Truman will decide whether Brigham city retains Bushnell, or the at YOUR TRAFFIC LAWS VEHICLE LEFT UNATTENDED: MOTOR No or in person driving vehicle charge of a motor shall permit it to stand unattended without first stopping the engine, locking the the ignition and removing key, or when standing upon any perceptible grade without effectively setting the brakes thereon and turning the front wheels to the curb or side of the higway. veterans administration gets their way and builds a new hospital at Salt Lake city. In the meantime, the whole project is at a was served and visiting enjoyed standstill and the veterans adby Mrs. Alta Crockett, of Pres- ministration must await the preston, Idaho; Mrs. Guelda Albertson, of Hyrum; Mrs. Verda Bick-moof Downey, Idaho; Milton On Webh, and their families. Monday many friends called to extend birthday greetings. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith, of week-en- d Salt Lake City, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs. J. Walter Webb received word Saturday of the death of her mother, Mrs. Alice Buxton, of Driggs, Idaho. The body will be brought to Richmond for funeral services and burial. re . I idents decision. ORANGE A. OLSEN ME.MORALIZED Most Utahns remember Orange forest A. Olsen, former Manti ranger who was killed a year ago in a plane accident while count-we- re ing elk from the air in Wyo- ming. book, memoralizing Mr. Olsens writing and photography relative his wide experience with game animals in Utah has just been released. Wildlife organizations, schools and libraries throughout the United States will receive DAN DUNN - SECRET OPERATIVE 4 Slate of Utah i Whereas, planning for a Centennial cele an event of utbration in most importance in the history of our stute. Now-- , Therefore. I, Herbert B. Of Maw. goveror of the State Utah do hereby proclaim April 3. inof an 1940, the beginning tensive and continuing campaign . it would be easy and well worth while for the chamber of commerce, the junior chamber of commerce, the welfare department, or the various church organizations to encourage the planting of at least one apple tree in the yard of every home in Logan city. Committees are being formed to prepare for the centennial year of 1917 by way of beautifying our premises. (And by the way, it is not intended that we beautify only for that year, but it is hoped that the pride of the citizens of the state will be so high over the results that they will continue to improve during the years that It would, therefore, be well to infollow.) clude in that beautifying program the addition of an apple tree along with the shrub, the (lower garden, and the well kept lawn and vegetable garden. You know how attractive the fruit tree is when in bloom. We can go so far as to say that it would be a splendid thing if the city officials would create an apple tree project, covering every home, even as they sometimes create a sidewalk district, a shade tree district, or bene-th- e any other project that is done for the fit of the city. .They could supervise the owner for planting and assess the home the cost of the tree and of its planting. All then left to be done would be the care of it and anyone by way of watering the tree, could do old. jn the home, be he young or that. And then in a few years there would be the harvesting of the fruit. ! A Proclamation Cum Subscription rates; Outside County, one year 32.00 Inside Cache County, 150 Advertising rate made known upon application. FOUNDATION governor of the State of Utah David W. Kn.land Meeharueal Department Editor Entered as Second-Clas- s Matter, November 2. at the Post Office at Logan. Utah, under the Act of 51 arch 3. 1897. Funeral services were held Thursday in the Benson stake taberMathews, A. J. for nacle Lydia who passed away Sunday following a long illness. Services were conducted by Hyrum Earl Bair of the ward bishopric. Opening and closing songs were by a ladies chorus directed by Mrs. J. R. by McO Johnson, act3mpanied E. M. Hicken; prelude and post-Ju- e Mrs. was also played by Hicken; prayers were offered by S. R. Christensen and Roscoe Merrill; prayer at the home was Van Noy; special by Ralph musical numbers were a solo by C. J. Stodlard,; duet by Florence and Rebecca Lewis; speakers were William Anderson and S. W. Allen, with remarks by H. Earl Reliefi Bair; the Society had charge of the flowers; pall bearers were William Merrill, J. W. Stoddard, Alvin Anderson, Ralph Van Noy, A. L. Harris and F. I. Thompson; the grave was dedicated by Melvin Jobnsop. The Mothers" club met Wed nesday evening at the home of Mrs. Floyd White. The time was enjoyed playing "rook, with score prizes being won by Mrs. Melba Traveler," and Mrs. Gene Johnson. Luncheon was served to special guest- - Millie Andrew, and the following club members: Mrs. Bessie Mrs. Ada Lemon, Rasmussen, Mrs. Margaret Anh-de- r, Mrs. Gene Johnon, Mrs. Mari-gen- e Janice Spackman, Mrs. Peart, Mrs. Cheryl Bishop, Mrs. Melba Traveler, Mrs. Mae Nuffer, and Mrs. Ilah Alvey. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Anderson have purchased the Rulon S. Merrill home and will move there in the near future. The Tritoma club met Friday at the home of Mrs. Reed Woodland. Special guests included Mrs. Newell King and Mrs. Norman King of Lewiston; Mrs. La Vere Brown and Mrs. Ariel Traveler. Luncheon was served and the evening spent playing bridge, with prizes being won by Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Nelson, Mardean Traveler and Mrs. Melba Traveler. The children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Webb, gathered at their home to observe the 72nd Sunday birthday anniversary of their mother on March 25. Dinner Uy th 62 William C. England, Managing Business Manager ion Anu-rim- Tuesday. April 2. 1916 American, Logan, Cache County, Utah to a tel full-fledg- plant and your summer and winter operat- re- sorts. ing at Geneva." The department is striving to Governor Maw came away from that the feeling they have Washington wall get this lnfomaiion we will get what we want" the state, in editor omve the reactivation of the . written every a stamped and addressed enclosing Utah National Guard. envelope for a reply and approxiWe want it to be a field armately half of the letter have The department tillery unit", he said, "and it will been answered. be compost of 3000 men with needs the balance of the Infor 600 nun air unit." nuuon. Governor Maw was optimistic j To all interested m seeing the over the successful carrying out j department receive this data, they of the "central Utah forproject, are requested to which at the cost of $400,000,000 ward urgently same to 123 Atlas buildthe is scheduled to supply the center deing. Salt Lake City, without portion of the State with irrigathe report assembled, When tion water and cheap electric lay. will go to make up the first compower. dents, plete calendar of Utah's INFORMATION NEEDED month by month, ever published. letters In turn the calendar will be A stack of letters of various placed In the hands of eastern from eastern editor publications devoted mainly to the editors and tourist bureaus who ape anxious to suggest to prospromotion of the tourist business in the offices of pective tourist clients, that they is accumulating the Utah department of publicity attend this or that event while and industrial development. They vacationing in the west. because the deere unanswered CHECKED partment still awaits pertinent InV a Jiffi m formation. or Mnnsy Back The letters all ask the same from ucnins cau fl by rewm. Fr quic k question: "Give us a calendar of kthlrtr't r foot, scjbu-- pi in 'dii an J oilB-your state's main events throughom. r purr. Cidin8. nv rlu.itrfl. liquid on'lit fairs as such rodeos, out the year O. D. D.PRISCRtPTION. A diftof formula and pageants, tournaments and shows. Urr.wless and tiamlcra Sooll.3f condor1 trial holU itching culm Other letters say: "Give us the quickly l,ou t hun.r U. o, iiicoi y location of your dude ranches. Pro. ci, today fur O- - D, D, Pklicsimoa ! BEAUTIFY THE STATE OF UTAH for our 100th Anniversary and for the years to come. This date will mark the opening of a state-wid- e campaign of persistent and constructive effort in cleaning up, fixing up. painting, and otherwise beautifying the State of Utah. Such a campaign will: (1) Stimulate civic pride. (2) Add to the natural beauty of our scenic state. (3) Promote employment. in safe guarding (4) Aid health and safety. (5) Direct the attention of the entire cihzcncy toward the need for more careful and long range planning for permanent beautification of public and private properties throughout the state. Therefore. I urge all citizens in the State of Utah, to realize the value of this important program, take action immediately, and do their part in this important state- Probate and Guardianship Notices, wide undertaking. Consalt County Clerk or th In Testimony Whereof, I have Respective Signers for Farther FURNACE CLEANING, Repairing hereunto set my hand and causStoker Repairing and Service Information. ed to be affixed the Great Seal lVangsgaard Coal and Stoker Co. of the State of Utah. 167 South Main, Phone 132. Notice to Creditors Done at the Capitol, Salt Lake of City, Utah, this 30th day FARM FOR SALE IN LEWISTON In the District CouA of the First March, 1946. farm 20 acres of excellent HERBERT B. MAW, Judicial District of the State of land with good water right. of Governor. llah. In and for the County Good house and farm. Situated Cache. By the Governor: on highway near church. School Secretary of State. bus passes it. $9000. Enquire of In the Matter of the Estate of Rolland Johnson. Lewiston. S. Bradshaw. Deceased Thomas is The book to said be a copies. Creditors will present claims fitting tribute to the man who to undersigned the with vouchers, dedicated the best of his years Administrators, at the office of to the study of Utah wildlife. Attorney-at-LaC. W. Dunn, CEDAR CITY IN in Cache Valley Bank Building, ART SPOTUGIIT Logan. Utah, on or before the Cedar Citys annual sixth art 15th day of July, 1946. DEAN B. BRADSHAW exhibit will be held in the latter and part of April. Hazen Cooley, exDependable All Ways ROBERT H. STEWART, hibit secretary reports a greatly increased interest in the exhibit Administrators of said Estate. and response from artists in all FURNITURE AND indicate C. W. DUNN, Logan, Utah. parts of the country they plan to have paintings in Attorney for Administrators. PRICES YOU WILL LIKE Date of First publication: the show. 1946. 12. March EPHRAIM SEEKS SO W. 1st North Phone 41SJ FLOUR SACKS NOTICE at the EphYou can buy flour raim flour mill providing you the District Court of the First bring your own clean empty sacks InJudicial District of the State of j of the same brand. Lack of sack and for the county of in Utah, material due to strikes is the I have a good supply of Cache. reason why the mill is unable to obtain sacks from their regular In the Matter of the Estate of sources. RICHARD DAINES, Deceased , HOPES RISE, FOR BUSHNELL Creditors will present claims After months of hard work to with vouchers to the undersigned save the dollar Bush-ne- ss administrator at the office of FOR SALE hospital from closing and its Attorney Newel G. Daines, Room 211 Maurice W. Bank Cache eventual scrapping, the hopes of building, Valley Tingey the Ogden, Brigham and Logan folks II Logan, Utah, on or before Idaho Weston, who are striving to make the 28th day of May, 1946. Phone 360J2 MARTHA H. DAINES, institution permanent, have risen Administrator of the Estate to new heights. of Richard Daines, At the present time, the big T Y Deceased. hospitals 3500 bods are full and the institution is operating at NEWEL G. DAINES, full capacity. In addition, the Attorney for Estate. First publication: veterans administration have March 26. 1946. started to reserve beds for their IHONE own cases. Notice to Creditors The most hopeful sign for the In the District Court of the First permanency of the hospital, northern Utah points out is the fact Judicial District of the State of PLUMBING REPAIR that the five million dollar vetUtah, in and for the County of erans hospital scheduled to reCache. CALL place Bushnell and to be built at Salt Lake City has struck a snak In the Matter of the Estate of in Washington and has been FRED SPETH, Deceased. shelved. The influence , brought Creditors will present claims by the northern Utah backers of with vouchers, to the undersigned Bushnell to prevent itsi scrapping Administrator at his residence in PLUMBING CO. and at Salt Lake Smithfield, Cache County, Utah, City is now being felt in Wash- on or before the 22nd day of QUALITY AND SERVICE ington, Ogdenites, Brighamites and July, A. D., 1946. FRED G. SFETH Loganites declare. Administrator of the Estate THE LATEST ON GENEVA of Fred Speth, deceased. a Fresh from conference in GEORGE C. HEINRICH, Washington relative the operation Attorney for Administrator. of Geneva steel plant, Governor Dates of publication: Herbert B. Maw says: I am March 12, 19, 26, and extremely confident there will be April 2 and 9, 1946. c. mic-n-- Sfks. LEGAL LJI. U & I Furniture Exchange Seed Potatoes Certified Blue Tag Idaho Russets TAXI 44 BAUGH 44444444444 ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP RELIABLE SERVICE Parts Rewinding 485 East 2nd South Phone 1410J Please dont be angry at us if you cant always get Smith Bros. Cough Drops. Our output is sail restricted. Soon, we hope, therell again be plenty of Smith Brothers... soothing, delicious. Black or Menthol, 5i. a SMITH TRADE ms. COUGH CROPS CLACK OR MENTHOL- -5 mr YES, Furniture Autos WELL CATCH THE AFTERNOON PLANE OK MAKE THE RESERVATIONS AND I HOPE WHILE I PACK IT'S A GOOD IRWIN CASE I FEEL LIKE RUNNING INTO A REAL BAFFLER. Livestock - $I) to STATE LOAD COfilPAHY OF LOGAN 29 West First North PHONE 260 |