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Show The Cache American, Logan. Cache County, Fagc Eight Scribe Discusses Food Situation HIGHWAY PATROL TO BEGIN AUTO DEFECT CHECKUP A two-ph- d a nalcy In'pt'aU) palru). of the IGO.OoO motor vehicles III Utah designed to eliminate traffic accidents due to merhanical defects will be launched Wednes- day. It a as announced by Rulon Inspector, Uth high a ay annual Utah paralli ling the of motor vehicles bU e checkup for wul be a national delects In a drive mechanical ' by Uie International jx,nored ao.u'.iJii of Chiefs of Police. The I'1 an Mar 11. 19 If ItH-s.i.ty- , .Cache Horse Race .Meet as er Parley Hill, Iiifb lLimjhrc3. Wa: ren and S'.rrl.T lljoe of Brigham City. CumirLuiuJur Bowen represents central the association on the By Robert (reokston , to ,uiOHUiig the and celt ions brat committee, ThouMiii't cf American wives ccoige U. Bowui, 20 stalls have untiun. It was also sued ty Be race meet is a part of the celeto country ain.uy teen rese.ved at the Wilhus. Heib Humphreys has bration fee the 4th of July. h!VuHheih! 5 old colU Iar challenged all the grounu Lltk L'l,e tountj' are who difficult having me-- 1 - ru,u;nH lor:,e :8 10 lor a race with his quarter horse to show those murdering thieves hUd n connection with the Tills should make an exciting the error of their ways for start-- 1 celebration at event. ing out a warjlourlb of July of conquest on Logan. Ihe rave meet will open f '' has Major George Henderson the peace lov- - j tiic afternoon of 4th and July purchased two fast horses from 1 imers thos,e!CUnd thr0U8!l JUy J and 6th- - southern Utah for uie races, Sev- eral are coming from Afton. Utahs closed season on burning women write 14 ls a lhree'day meet. main feature of the meet Wyoming, and Blaine Larsen will has been declared for the period home may be! more convincing w'Ul be the Rocky Mountain han- - bring a fast horse from Phoenix, June 1 to October 31, it is anto us of our hu-- I dicap for one miles, the afternoon Arizona. There will be two nounced by J. Whitney Floyd, ob- - j of The purse for tins tries from July 4. Browning, Montana chief forester - firewarden for the n raCC 18 J200 00 with added l money, off the Flathead Indian reserva-Dutc- h board of Forestry and Fire contlf food trol. nominations close 7,16 May 30th. tlon. BelgianC This means that all those who wil1 be 1,18 longest race of The electric starting gate will Danish. Norwe-'Tl,l- ji to bum sagebrush, grassland, wish 1 gi&n, French and the meet. It takes real thorough-- be used for the races. This Is a all other Allies breda to go the miles w Ith a very good Improvement, as the or other areas between June 1 who delayed the murdering Nazis 'good finish. Entries for this race races can be started much more and October 31, must secure a - burning permit from the county while we trained men to defend expected from Utah, Idaho, quickly and evenly. The gate op- fire warden before doing so. The th's atej in the same manner as they Are warden for Cache Arizona and Wyoming. fc asring food should be discour county is back-' do on the big tracks, are Trenton Kace Ians ai E. S. Laurence. Fire and any person who says. Chief aged, o wh-Pn-wh-old colts' The organization Uncontrolled burning results in Well, I never saw those people; ing the two ors and conducts the races I are R. owned Simmons and deterioration of rangelands and by Lloyd starving, maybe d wouldnt want to help them." E. Beutler. Both colts were sired he declared. Utah hrrnaLnMrrnnUnhr watersheds, Those Europeans look just like b Re Withus formerly stabled soeiatlon. The officers and dlrec- - cannot afford to los- - any of the moUier or grandmother when! f which holds our soil USAC the J118 Simmons colt tors are Frank Woods. of Tren- - vegetation they were children, so if you have in place and controls the water behind much its pedigree. jorii president; Lloyd Hunsaker, a photo of your km folks that.bas runoff. Fires destroy feed which shows you what those people It's dam is the famous Helena Latere Ricks, Gilbert Mecham, be used by livestock and look like, that are In such pitiful, Mae. (Commissioner George B. Bowen may straits. The Tarbet colt at Smithfleld Judge Jesse P. Rich, Commission- - wildlife. Unattended fires should be refood on Anyone who leaves their plate to be thrown away, ported to the sheriff, hlghwiy pashould he compelled to put It In trolman, forest or grazing service the cupboard and eat it at the official in the locality of the fire. Interesting Celebration Event lU ar r-- J- national In .jiectlon will continue for six weeks while motorist will be given unUl Aug. 15 to obtain state liu.ctlun suckers for their cars. Mr. Bennlon said. State, county and city law enforcement officers will conduct the national campaign and when a motorist Is stopped for any reason wmd- Uie brakes, lights, horn, X county. Also on exhibit were Vmdahield wiper cf his tl)l4.,d fat hogs and six fat lambs by car will be tested. members of Uie South Cache FuIf mechanical defects are found ture Farmer chapter. Uie motorist will receive a warnIn commenting on the show ing slip urging him to have the R. Henderson Professor George repairs made for his own and other stated that this was the best moUruu- - jujcty. No arrest tick group of beef calves he has clas- eU will be Issued except to those sified In the state this spring. driving cars with faulty brakes. Profe;sor Henderson, state live- Mr. Bennlon said. stock specialist, and his assistant, 350 garages in Approximately the the state have been authorized as Marden wcie Broadbcnt, judges of the show. There was official state safety Inspection Uie largest attendance of mem- stations, Mr. Bennlon said, and the bers, parents, and friends than same standards that have teen at any junior fat stock show to held in past years will be earned I out this year. In addition to me- date. calves werejchamcal parts of automobiles, tires The FFA and classified each in' will also be checked again this separately light and heavy groups, those j year. -Motorists will pay a fee of 50c und r and those over 850 pounds. A for the labor of having Uielr Of the Beven animals In the next meaL tomoblles Mr. Bennlon two were class Inspected, light graded Many Bald. "Slickers, to be Issued cxiis Eight1 good and five commercial. dogs to annoy and pester neigh will be the furcalves in the FFA heavy class Passing Inspection bors. and the food that these i graded two choice, three good, nislied free of charge by the state," useless , dogs waste would savo 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ri he added. j and three commercial. many a child from starving. 1 1 U.1 ,v iiI I1 1Lk L . Now that a large per cent of Calves by Demil Coleman, of Logan people are afllicited with Smithfleld, were made champion of dysentery, caused by contaminat-- j the FFA group in the hght and ed water, and if you have ever classes. heavy been in this canyon when Jhe Forty-focalves were In the thousands of deer hunters camped for two weeks or the banks of light class of the A-- II group and By Ramona Bergeson What effect did the war years our clear mountain stream, you graded 11 choice, 19 good, and 14 can hive n slight idea of the Forty-fiv- e commercial. caves In have on artists in1 uniform? filth washed into the creek durIf. Professor Reuben the class 25 Reynolds, heavy graded ing the spring run.oS of melting , : choice, 18 good, and two com- of the Utah' State Agricultural snow. r--4 i art contends college department, mercial. In a peroften Dysentery stays , I. G artists often got the son's Elaine Theurer's Cache valley that the balance of their and under- days, system experience, f; bred calf was champion of travel, , and they can give it. to of humanity essential to other people same as a typhoid the show. Miss Thcruer is from standing artists. Now that Its all over, carried; Not a pleasant thought, Providence. ' r Interested In art but too many people, ostrich like 1 ; ; tPlacmgs In the class of best remember customs and movements stick in the sand at their head group of five calves were: first, cf peoples, and visits to Import- the sight of unpleasant things. . II I Pioneer I beef club of Provi- ant 4 Seems to me the little paper artistic, architectural, and Vi.!- ih,,'"- - f, dence, J. J. Theurer, leader; se- historic monuments, which didn't across the street assured their a beef club, Ray seem cond, Cache JS 'I ' i,4i important at the time, but gullable subjects that the Jensen and Margaret safe by Parker, now furnish a rich . background had been .pronounced ? V I V.? somebody? hope that same heef club for their artistic pursuits. leaders; third. Cove drank themthat V. M. Allen, leader; fourth, Cub This Is Professor Reynolds' con- Somebody selves. ,i River beef club of Lewiston, clusion after working with sevThis situation should be conIra Lu Hyer, leader; fifth, Fu- eral former servicemen, now In vincing to our city dads that Loture Farmers, North Cache,1 Amos the USAC art department, ingan must adopt and enforce the Future cluding Narwin Sjoberg, of Logan, state plumbing code, because of Bair, Instructor; sixth, Bean Seeds Sown In Talrs, Four Inches Apart, Insure Even Stand. Farmers, South Cache, Fred Sor- and Warren WiIson, both gradu- the many that There is good reason for sowing ate students, Paul Roche, of Lo- can cause back syphonage of enson, Instructor. more seeds than will be allowed to into sewage culinary water. The grow; but when this is overdone, Awards for the class of Cache gan, who spent two years at USAC ball-coccommon and also the not were: valley bred calves first, before the war, and Lowell Erick- flush valve on toilets without beonly is there a waste of seed, of son, and Merlin out unnecessary work is created in Logan, Jones, Elaine Theurer; second, Geary ing with k the syphon-breaequipped of Tooele, both new art students. thinning out Care in sowing will Theurer; third, Dave E. Theurer. is a on be repaid many times by reduced Take Paul for Roche, example. Scramble calves placed as folthe jet type bowl and is strictly work later. He applied army experience to forbidden lows: first Nard Allen; second, by the state plumbing Seeds that germinate slowly, art work, recently, when he code, Del Ray Campbell; third, Garrett such as carrots, parsley, and parsmade textile . Ted Malone just returned nips, should be sown more thickly designs featuring Thain; fourth, Ervin Olsen; fifth, South sea island One from Germany and says, those than others because the seedlings subjects. Rosel Hyde; sixth, Toshio Iwoma-t- block print which he did in black that dont work don't eat. Ev- are feeble, and the force of many seventh, Clark Muir; eighth, pictured a native. The work has ery one has to have food-caracting together helps break the soil crust and bring the sprouts to the Clark Gibbs. to and those get the value. peocards, practical surface. were Hogs of FFA members the Japs kept him ple must work.' Although Liberty H. Bailey, dean of hortiWouldnt be that classified O.K. here too? as follows; Milton pretty busy while in the Pacific cultural teachers, expresses this Leichty, Providence, champion area, he found time to notice the opinion: It is much safer to sow Take Small Seeds In Hand and Drop even excessive amounts of seed, hog and one good; Rex Chugg, great variety of form and design in Drill So Each Can Grow Unthan to sow just as many as are Providence, one choice and one In the jungle vegetation. His art With its Neighbors. tangled theoretically needed on a basis of good; Datus Eck, Providence, one training paid dividends in pleasthe number of mature plants to the choice and one good. ure, too, when he made sketches Keep the seeds in line as well as Joseph George Christensen row. Thinning is a process of seFFA sheep were placed as fol of buddies, drew landscapes, and Joseph George Christensen, 77, lection, and the best are allowed you can. It helps to let the garden the chances line which was used in making the lows: Jack Nielsen, Hyrum, two i designed letterheads. native of Denmark and active to remain. It is evident are the best of greater drill remain in place until the seeds securing Narwin church former dental Sjoberg, ;good and two commercial; Lyman member, died Sunday In when the leaves one plant have been dropped. : pharmists mate 26, a Logan hospital of ailments in out of ten,gardener Salvesen, Hyrum, champion and technician, rather than one plant It helps to mix the very small says that his work of making cident to age. rone commercial. out of three. with dry sand before you beseeds He was born teeth sometimes actually carving February 14, 1869, But real selection is impossible Mtefc r9m to sow, using two or three times gin at Sanley Fest, Denmark, a son if seeds are sown so thickly the out and his casting in sil- pjthem as much sand as seed. This spreads lies of Jens and enTrina Benson Chrisbecome of roots the ver tiny plants gold and .ticonium involved Fl II 1 1 II F tensen. He came to Utah in 1880, tangled, and it is impossible to the seeds out better. an essentially artistic process. first Large seeds may be sown in in Farmington, and remove single plants, without disHis modeling and drawing learned settling later in Clarkston in 1891. The thickest pairs, spaced at the distance plants neighbors. turbing at college were a great help. , He married Sarah Jane Packer sowing therefore should allow each are to stand. If both seeds grow one He visited many exhibitions of December 16, 1897 in the of the pair can be pulled up. Logan seed sufficient space to develop as plant Bush beans, for example, give good an individual. sculpture and painting, and saw Temple. She died in 1904. He marThe surest way with small seeds results when standing four inches Annie Petersen December 18, j several operas and ballets whenev-- ; ried Is to take 'a few in the hand, and apart in the row. By sowing seeds 1907 in Logan Temple. er possible. He was through the fingers in pairs four inches apart, an even in church work, having let them fall which j Lowell former Erickson, air active has been pre- stand is assured. In the case of drill Into the In served the Clarkston ward corps man who served in France Get close to the ground, beans, even if thinning is neglected pared. with a little practice you can and the twin plants are allowed to and England, learned in his art bishopric. "A Survivors include his widow, of and acquire control so that the mature together there is little quickly class this year the Clarkston; the following sons And appreciation be evenly distributed, harm, but with plants of a differwill seeds 1 importance of old cathedrals he daughters: Mrs. Elma Petersen, of each O sufficiently distant from the ent habit, thinning would be essensaw in England, and France. I l ; tial. Fielding; G. Leon, David, Leslie, next to prevent entanglement. I L LJ Z In the dean of men's outer office aDd Mable Christensen, of Salt are interesting sketches done by Lake City; Mrs. Walter L. Reese, Dale R. Steed, 40, while with the of Wisdom, Mcnt.; Mrs.. Sidney 100 Willis army on Okinawa and at other Sorenson, East Garland; and P. O., Conley Christensen, (Pacific bases. In the collection are Tremonton; 51 rs. . Desmond Ricks, small paintings of native huts, of Mendon; Mrs. Merlin Larsen, gt mountain landscapes,' and sketch- es of native men and women seen Mantua; Mrs, Velden Clark, Lowell, J., Colleen, Nelda and Ned ,v there. Dale, remembered at the Christensen, of Clarkston; one for his caricatures j college and sister, Mrs. Frank Ravsten, of . scene designing,' is now studying Clarkston, and 26 grandchildren. Funeral services were conductphoto engraving. Vegetable Com- ed Lydia E. Pinkham's Warren Wilson USAC 'art today at 1 p. m. in Clarkston does more than just relieve . frd chapel by Andrew Heggie, JOr who , when caused by female jomel the air corps, monthly pain functional monthly disturbances. It spent much tame at Burial in Clarkston cembishop. NeLincoln, also relieves weak, tired, nervous, direction of Kenneth under etery of whe.i such where he did brasica, days cranky feelings sketching Lindquist mortuary, of Logan. due to this cause. Plnkhams Com- - and whenever he found painting one on of effect pound has a soothing time. His painting and sculpture, womans most important organs. PlnkTaken thruout the month his main interests, have been resisbuild up hams Compound helps tance against such distress. It s also r. greatly admired at the college very effective stomachic tonic. this year. Warren plans to go to Thousands Upon Thousands Stop Scratching! Here Is ' University of Iowa soon to study Women and Girls under well-knoHelped Tested by the Marshall-Putnaof Quick Ease and Comfort County Alberizo, GRANVILLE, ILL. sculpthe Stute Trash Guard shown above made it tor, . and Edie, in painting. Farm Bureau, (Illinois) There are no opiates In Plnkham's Now that stainless, penpowerful, NaMother Compound. It's made from Interest in art Isnt limited to available etrating Moones Emerald Oil is possible to plow under 100". of all corn borers in a stalk field that ture s own wholesome roots and herbs men. at drug stores thousands contained 116.9 borers per square rod. nature. Bi. It Vitamin hecps have found helpful relief from the of Althea.Rawlins, plus Lewiston, This new invention consists of four metal rods which slide along Thousands upon thousands of women and Gene and torture of itching distressing Holmstead, of American in front of the rolling coulter, but do not interfere with have reported remarkable benethe eczema, and ground other rashes, ivy poison fits. If you suffer like this we Fork, now studying photography. caused skin troubles. Controlled by knee action, these rods hold trash firmly the externally jointer. Plnkhams urge you to fair8 became interested in this ro the coulter will cut it and not merely push it the Not the does intense ground honest only against itching, a Compound aside. Thus, the moldboard can turn the trash under, subside, while in the medical corps. A burning or stinging quicaiv trial. At all drugstores. but healing is more quickly proThe new device also save time and work because it prevents trash p0pular even crowded Class, pho- - moted. from clogging the plow and makes green manuring practical because an original bottle cf Emerald Q. Jft&rlGlfbQ tography is also taken by 13 OilGetGreaseless sweet clover can now be turned under cleanly The Stute Trash heavy reStainless. Money former G Guard Is distributed by Moews Seed Company, Granville. I! VEGETABLE COMPOUND funded, if not satisfied. Fire Season In Utah Set from June to October To , I j as-yo- ur ' j 4-- H au-FF- Right Why to Sow Seed Lessens Work and Waste . : War Provided mill Art Education ur j' 4-- H - in;!: Lb - 4-- -5 fir"; r 4-- H v r .Hit Jr ,yar 4-- H .. m 4-- H 4-- H , ns k, cross-connecti- P-S- o; ds - WOMEN URGED TO WORK IN CANNERIES Washington, May 12 The U. S. employment service Sunday appealed to women and children over 18, along with men, to take jobs this summer In food canneries. Its statement said that "approximately 500.000 full and part time woikers will be urgently needed this summer to process the frir.t and vegetable canning crops. It noted that some 30.000 prisoners of war and 5000 foreign workers used last year will not be available now. men, women and "Everyone youths living near canning plants should do his share so there will be no waste fruit and vegetables, the appeal said. NO INDEPENDENCE FOR INDIA Simla, India, May 12. Collapse of the negotiations between the British cabinet mission and Indian leaders for granting complete independence to India was formally announced Sunday, Increased bitterness within the country was forecast as an almost Immediate result, both between Moslems and Hindus and between the Indians and the British. The sudden end to the negotiations was a shaking blow to the Indians, many of whom had expected a quick transition from a country under British control to one where the Indians would hold full sway. Happy are the families where the government of parents is the reign of affection, and obedience of the children the submission lofe. Bacon. of , IPS IlhhIU ll IIP KJUllji? UI RESISTACJCE against ciom ! ! p i J ti J CL f 3 'if Mjf Covers Corn Borers j i mo-pou- nd Itching Skin? PJ !s -a lr ARCADIA Set Enyoycfnefit Ring AIm $450 3 SO 00 250 OO 600 twte wt! include ledee! si Price toe Loves Treasure Make her proud and happy with the perfect gift of love, a Keepsake. 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