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Show x"n A i n1 1 Tf f r iV vv -r t t v 1 ' ? v- - v V"v.v vyVVww - 'r"y rf'iy V f I THE JOURNAL, LQGANYGACIIE CQUNTYrJJTAIi - TAGE EIGHT 3rd. Senior calf: 2nd. Junior Calf: J. Earl-FelDeWitt, Logan, 1st; Elam 2nd; Barney Bybee, Trentoh, first pair, W. li Ballard, Jr., I Havana: first pair, Hinchcliff, 6gden, 1st; Gem. Huntsville, 1st; J. P. Barnard, 3rd. , quist, Benson, 2nd. Logan. AND w. R. Ballard, Jr., Logan. POULTRY DEPARTMENT Boy s saddle ponies: Arthur j Jersey farm, Hyrum, 2nd and Dewey, 2nd and 3rd. Senior Rhode Island Reds; First Purser, Hyde Park, 1st; Meldoni 3rd. Junior calf: Came livestock, champion cow: Junior' champigeons: Pigeons: Dragon Karren, LewiSton, 2nd. Fichmond, 1st; David Allen, pion cow: Grand champion cow: and third cock, first young first pair, Jadea Bingham, Am-peShetlands: -- Stalling, Paul Providence, 2nd; Gem Jersey All won by J. Earl Felt, Hunts-vi- ll first and second cockrel, alga. White King: first pair, Best Talkie In Town 2nd. Breeders e, Thaln, Benson, 2nd. Mare und-- farm, Logan, Hyrum, - 3rd. Senior young first and second pullet, first, - jack Williason, er four, John .Thain. Benson, champion cow-- : Junior cham-1s- t. herd: J. Earl Felt, 1st. Breeders second and third hen, L. F. Specials: - Largest qualified second cock, entries: L. F. Smith, Logan, Stallion and get; Paullpion cow: Grand Smith, Logan; champion calf herd: J. P. Barnard, Thain, Benson, 1st. Mare and cow: J. R. Hinchcliff, ey, 1st; J. Earl Felt, Huntsville, first and secapdjld pen, Jos. first; Jos. A. Anderson, Logan, (No. 3) graded herd: Gem 2nd; Mountain View farm. A. Anderson, Logan; second second; Edgar Everton, Logan, SUN., Secretary M. R. Jlovey of tie Cache County Fair associa- foul, Paul Thain, Benson, 1st. cockrel, third- - Best pen Mediterranean Guistinio Jersey farm. Breeders young North Ogden, 3rd. Four animals young First prize mule: tion and P. M. Maughan, supen Lor of, the livestock entries pen, third herd: Gem Jersey farm, Hyrum. get of sire: J. P. Barnard, Dew- third, pullet, C. H. Johnson, class: Edgar Everton, Logan. WEDNESDAY at the 1930 Cache county fair which concluded Thursday, Federico, Smithfield, 1st Breeders calf herd: Gem Jersey ey, 1st; J. Earl Felt, Hunts- Logan; first young pen, first- Best pen American class: Jos. CATTLE DEPARTMENT have completed the award list in the horse and cattle departBest A. secand pen fifst first Logan. Four' farm. animals Anderson, 2nd. Two of cock, animals hen, ville, get produce Holstein: Aged bull: Geo. B. sire: Caine ments. Merlin pullets; Livestock, Rich- - of cow: J. P. Barnard, Dewey, ond cockrel, first and second Leghorn WHAT i A t; Dean K. C. Iheler of the school of agriculture at the Utah Tylor, Ogden, 1st; J. C. Pearson, mond; Gem Jersey farm, Logan; Brough, Trenton. Best five view Mountain farm, North pullet, Edger Everton, Two year second. ' Smithfield, Sound-- 1 pullets, White Leghorn: Merlin Earl second Two 2nd. pen, of animals young acted Huntsas rum, prothe horse J. entries Earl , Ogden, 2nd; Felt, judge State'Agricultural allege old bull: LeRoy Nelson, Rich- duce of cow: Gem Win.Trenton, third pen, first; young ers, Benson; Brough, 3rd. farm, Jersey ville, at the lace course on Wednesday morning at the fair mond, 1st; Tom Bailantyne, secDURHAMS: Aged bull: Cron-qui- st T. J. Rowley, Logan; third pul- ston Hanson, Providence, Hyrum. Champion Jersey cow. with Richmond, 2nd. Senior yearling: grounds. J. R. Hinchcliff, Ogden, 1st Bros. Logan, 1st and 2nd. let, Merlin Baugh, Trenton; ond; Win ton Humphries, Mill.Nelson. Andrew 1st; College, on Cattle entries were judged also REGINALD. DENNY- Large American Wednesday morning at Came- - Live- Two year old bull: G. W.. Win-ber- first and second cock, first, ville, third. calf: Best' jersey Hind,- Smithfield, 2nd; Hyrum Dewain Richmond. tint new stock judging pavilion at the fair grounds by Prof. Hilliard Reese, Logan, 1st. Aged cow: second and third cockrel. Geo. Hawke:North Benson, 3rd. Jun- stock, Parley Logan. Dunbar, Logan. 1st Bros.,' W. M. Regan ot the Inuersitv of California. and Three year old Cronquist Logan, Guer.nseys: ior yearling: Rocks: First Llewellyn Hip- Bar The management of the (ache county fair association is well, Plain City, 1st; C. S. pot- bull: J,.P Barnard, Dewy, 1st,! second. Junior bull calf: Cron-- 3 pullets, Plymouth first old pen, first and Earl Felt, Huntsville, 2nd. quist Bros., Logan, 1st LoTed Lewis, pleased to announce tne winneis in all the departments at the ter, Ogden,3rd.- 2nd; FUTURE DAIRY FARMERS: second hen. Geo, Dunbar, Bar-- 1 bull: J. Junior P. yearling C. Calf: Junior Lewiston, first cock, cockrel, first fair held Sept. gan; Generally siieaking there were more bred Pure Leland 1st. Senior calf: producing: SUNDAY, MONDAY, I. M nard, Dewey, third pullet, Dean Whit-2n- d; second and and better exhibits than we have ever had before. It ap- S. Potter, Ogden, 1st; Geo. S J. P. Barnard. Dewey, 1st and 1 Olsen, College, 1st;. John second; Cooley, first Ogden, young McDonald, : Logan; TUESDAY AND --David not so Mountain an; 2nd; View, farm, many dairy cattle but this Noble, Trenton, peared to some theie were 3rd. Senior Lyman ' Reading,-LogOgden, 3rd Junior call jlen, Providence, 3rd. Pure bred pen, is not the case. Do to the lack of stall room because of so champion bull: Geo. B. Taylor, L,F. and second hen, WEDNESDAY J. P. Barnard, Dewey, 1st, J.lnot producing: Eldon Noble, first Smith, Logan first young pen, many draft horses, the cattle were crowded more than Ogden. Junior champion bull: Earl Felt, Huntsville, j Smithfield, 1st; Doyle Cardon, 2nd; Grand aCche Junction. Hipwell, Ogden Jenson, View farm. North Og-- i Benson, 2nd; Carmen Chris-de- n, Ernest usually. Theie were over 130 head of purebred cattle on dis- Llewellyn Second White Wyandottes; champion bull: Geo. B. Tay- Mountain 3rd. "Senior champion bull tiansen, Hyrum, 3rd. Grade cow: play and all of high quality. River Edwin Roy pow: lor, Olson, Ogden. hen, Agen CARL LAEMMLE bne of the outstanding livestock exhibits was, of course, Thain, Benson, 1st; Marvni Junior champion bull: Grand John Whittle, Richmond, 1st; Heights; first cock, first hen, won P All bull David (Fuhriman, Providence, by J d cockrel, the horses. Professor I holer who judged the horses stated Thain, Benson, 2nd, C. S. Pot- champion third and TftfvVf&S Barnard, Dewey, Utah. Aged 2nd; Ray Bowen, River Heights, and third pullet, that one would have to go a long way to find a better exhibit ter, S.Ogden, 3rd. Three yearF old: cow. J. Earl Felt, Huntsville, 3rd. Best fitted and showman-1s- t SUPER H C. River Potter, Ogden, 1st; Sjostrom, August -- Mountain cf grade draft hoises. In the lineup of geldings and mares PRODUCTION farm, North ship: Eldon Noble,, Smithfleld, Heights. Geo. Whittle, 2nd; Richmond, each in were more than 2nd: four years and over, there twenty 2nd; Hyrum Olsen, 1st; Leland First Dark Carnish Game: S. Noble, Trenton, 3rd. Two Ogden, class. They made a wonderful showing at the race track as year old cow: C. S. Potter, Og- College, 3rd Four year old cow: (John Whittle, Richmond, 3rd. cock, first pullet, first, second J. P. Dewey, 1st; Best pure bred: Eldon Noble, and third hen, L. F. Smith, den, first; C. H. Erickson, 'Og- Mountain Barnard, they weie lined up for judging. View North Smithfield, 1st; Leland Olsen, Logan. The fur bearing animais and the poultry in the poultry den, 2nd; Andrew Nelson, Col- Ogden, 2nd. Three farm, year old cow. College, second, Best grade heifBuff Orpington: First hen, Senior 3rd. lege, yearling of .was fine a There much interest. created showing J. Earl- Felt, Huntsville, 1st; John Whittle, Richmond, 1st; Elmer Nielson, building er: T. Logan. Logan, Quayle, Henry W. J. Wilson, Eden, 2nd; j P. David Fuhriman, Providence, foxes and minks for the second time at the fair. Likewise 3rd. Junior yearling heifer: White Crested Black Polish: Senior 2nd. First cock, first and second the exhibits of sheep ana swine attracted considerable at- Margaret Hansen, Trenton, 1st; Barnard, Dewey, 3rd. Barnard.' CLUE: rest pure bred hen, Jos. A. Anderson, Logan. tention. The exhibits in the main building and booths were Geo. L. Reeder, Hyde Park, 2nd; yearling heifer: J. P. calf: Margaret Hansen, TrenAnconas: First cockrel, first, well arranged and with the new additions made quite a Geraldine Hansen, Trenton, 3rd. ton, 1st; Geraldine (Ian sen, second and . third pullet W. Senior Ernest calf; Hipwell, J; industries Cache valleys Trenton, 2nd; Barney Bybee, W. Welch, Logan. R. C. R. I. showing of 1st; C. S. Potter, Ogden, calf : Trenton, 3rd. Fitting and show-W:- Red and R. C. R. I. White Blue Eden, 2nd. Senior The premiums will he mailed .to the. winners vvithin two Taylor, Eccon(j'pfipw11 'ray- - Wilson,Wilson:' 11 in j Eden, 1st;- Moan-jfnMarga ret Andalusians-- - First - hen,- - W; W. weeks. It takes time to go over all the supervisors books and lor, 3rd. Junor calf: W. A; ' s View North Geraldine farm, 1st; Ogden, Hansen, Trenton, Welch, S. Logan. Skeen, Plain City, first; Geo. make up the checks. First Black pen, MadLangshas: Trenton, 2nd; I. B. On the whole the fair management was pleased with the Noble, first cock, first hnd second hen dox, Paradise, 3rd. Senior chamexhibits and attendance. Do to so many-- improvements it will pion cow; Roy Thain, Benson. ALL Edgar Everton, Logan. Miscellaneous; Jersey Black not be possible for the association to pay out entirely this Breeders calf herd: Geo. S. Grants: First, second pullet, animals in Smithfield. this Four. made were than Noble, More any year improvements year. Simeon Kohler, Providence; get-e- f tU eirei G, S- - Potter, Ogaen, &? one year of theRfstory of the fair. first Laced Wyandettes: Silver, All Quiet On The Western Front, the Universal pictur-izatio- n and second 1st; Fred Whittle, Riphmond, that Book, MerTvj ' George M. Jurpin of the Midvale Hatcheries judged the 2nd. hen, Joseph Two animals produce of '&i of Erich Maria Remarques masterpiece, is primarily rill, THRILLED Y0L Mammoth Smithfleld. poultry. Heber C. Maughan, superintendent of the Logan cow: C. S. Potter, Ogden, 1st, the ' first HowTaLks io pair, story of youth the youth of all nations in war. Even Toulouse Geese: city light plant, was also supervisor of the poultry depart- Best individual holstein bull: in the Smithfield. Roupdy,. in the Hobbs midst of war, youth does not forget romance.-S- o from tht SCREEN ment of the fair. Mr. Turpin for a number of years was a Llewellyn Hipwel, Pain City. Bronze Turkey: first pair, J. Best Individual holstein cow. Roy of Remarque, there is romance. It is one of the W. Egg, Providence, Mammoth poultryman of the Utah State Agricultural college, having Thain, Benson. Champion cow: masterpiece great passages of the book, and Universal has put the book Toulouse Geese: second pair, left that post in 1913. Roy Thain, Benson. Best holon the screen exactly as the author wrote it. There is not a Oscar Maurer, Millville. Game S. Potter, HORSE DEPARTMENT Smithfield, 1st; Jonathan Smith, stein bull calf: C. Bantams: first cock, first hen, scene in the picture which is not in the book. Pure bred stallion, John Ben- Benson, 2nd; stallion foul: Jon- Ogden. Rodney Smith, Logan. Brown million book of the Readers of and there have been ten ArGem bull: JERSEYS: BelBenson. Aged 1st; athan Smith, Bantams: first cockrel son, Newton, 1st; pure bred g incident, when the Leghorn and first gian stallon, J. W. Waite, Hyde thur Peterson, Hyde Park, 2nd. Jersey Farm, Hyrum, ""ist; J. R, then will recall the Benjamin pullet. school-boSenior 3000 2nd. y on to across soldiers swim the Baxter,- Logan. Black Cachln Farm teams under the laughing girls pounds: Hinchcliff, Ogden, Park, 1st; stallion and two bull! Gem Jersey farm, other side for a midnight rendezvous, and Paul Baumer, the Bantams: J. W. Waite, Hyde Park, Jonathan Smith, Benson, 1st; yearling first cock, first .and second hen, Jos- - A. Anderson, 1st; grade mares, four and ov- O. F. Thurston, Hyde Park, 2nd. Hyrum, first; Caine Livestock hero, belives himself actually in love. Free demonstrations of this wonderful machine can be had in 3000 Junior second. Co., teams over Richmond, er: Alfred Krebs, North Logan, Farm pounds: This sequence in the picture has been filmed by Universal Logan. your own home, just for the asking, and Hoover users can Benson, 1st; yearling bull: A. A. Shaw. OgRabbits: New Zealand Reds: 1st; W. J. Bingham, Amalga, Andrew Reese, receive service or parts for their machines-bcalling den, first. Senior calf: Caine with all the care and effort which went into the making of first pair, Robinson and Bal2nd; Jonathan Smith, Benson, Jonathan Smith, Benson 2nd. Standard breds. Mares four Livestock company, Richmond, the other sequences in this super production. The scenes were lard ;second pair, Fred Rob3rd. Mare, three and under BILL-TMAN HOOVER SERVICE HE Lo2nd. 1st and four: J. A. Bingham, Amalga, and over: Geo. G. Smith, made at Venice, Calif. A canal half a mile in length, 40 feet erts, Logan. Chinchilla: first 261 East 4th North Phone 1289-S- I calf: Gem Jersey farm, wide and 15 feet in depth, crossed by a stone bridge patrolled pair, Robinson and ' Ballard, 1st; C. A. Hurren, Hyde Park, gan, 1st; Dan Star, Logan, Junior "It beats, as it sweeps, as it deans Logan. Angora: first pair, G. 2nd; - fillies, two and under 2nd. TwoJafii under three: Wm. Hyrum. Senior bull: Gem Jersey .three: Alfred Grebs, North Lo- Phillips, Logan, 1st; Geo. Smith, farm, Hyrum. Junior champion by sentires and surrounded with typical French cottages and E. Pyle, Logan. . Silver Martin Rabbit: first pair, Donald Mergan, 1st; Geo. Cowley, Benson, Logan- - 2nd. Fillies one and un- bull: A. A. Shaw, Ogden. Grand a vihagejjettlernent, was built. the picture,, which shows Mrs. Inez Thain rill, Logan. Hlmalaylan rabbit! 2nd. Fillies, one and under two: der two: Geo. G. Smith, Logan, champion bull: Gem Jerse June Seamons, Hyde Park, 1st; 1st; Wm. Phillips, Logan, 2nd farm, Hyrum. Aged cow: J. R. 465 West 1st SouTV the lighter side" of war, is declared y. E. Allsop, Smithfield, 2nd. and 3rd. Hinchcliff, Ogden, 1st: Caine to be one of fhe nrjjist delightful romantic interludes ever Fllhes,Under -- vme - year; J, H. Stallion four, and over; Den Livestock, Richmond, 1st and seen on the screen Melkle, Smithfield, 1st; Suel nis De Witt, Logan, 1st. Mare 2nd. Four year old cow: Farley All Quiet On The Western Front, which comes to the Lamb, Hyde Park, 2nd. Mare and foul: Wm. Phillips, Logan, Savage, Logan, first; Gem Jerand foul: Jonathan Smith, Ben- 1st and 2nd. sey farm, Hyrum, 2nd and 3rd. Capitol Theatre Sunday numbers in its cast a remarkable Gentlemen's drivers: Geo. G. Three year old cow: David Alson, 1st; Arthur Peterson, Hyde array of players. Aaron Christiansen, Hyrum, Utah, Sept, 22, and 2nd ien, - Providence, 1st" J. - Rr Louis Wolheim, Lewis Ayres and JohiT'Wray hdad the d Gentlemen's Saddle Hinchcliff, Ogden, 2nd; Caine over: Andrew Reese, Benson, Fancy players, among whom also are Raymond Griffith, 1st; Jonathan Smith, Benson, horses: Ge. B.- - Caine, Logan, Livestock, Richmond, 3rd. Sen2nd. Gelding, three and under 1st; Silvin Peterson, Benson, ior yearling heifer: A. A. Shaw, George Slim Summerville, William Bakewell, Walter four: O. F. Thurston. Ogden, first; Caine Livestock, Browne Rogers, Russell Gleason, Scott Kolk, Ben Alexander Hyde nd. Park, 1st. Geldings, two and Ladies fancy saddle horses: Richmond, 2nd, Gem Jersey and Owen Davis, Jr. under three: T. E. Allsop, Miss Elma Budge, Logan, 1st; farm, Hyrum, 3rd. Junior yearIn the romantic canal swimming scenes the French girls Smithfield, 1st; O. F. Thurston. Miss Katherine Caine. Logan, ling heifer: Gem Jersey farm, are Loportrayed by Yola DArvil, Renee Damonde, and Poupee Hyde Park, 2nd. Gelding, one 2nd. 1st; Hyrum, Parley Savage, and two: Benson Thorniey, Stock saddle horses: Dennis gan. 2nd; Gem Jersey farm, Androit. iv i i Saturday, September 20, 1930. -- t, Cron-jliyiu- CATTLE AWARDS HORSE LYRIC n, : AT THE CACHE COUNTY FAIR i -- Dew-Ogde- n. I MONTUES j Hy-ls- MAN!' g, Ny-ma- n, ! JO-l- is first-seconfirst-seco- Olsen,-College- 4-- H I J; - gr ; i Hansen,-Trenton.-ta- QUIET HU WESTERN FRONT s Mik'iini"-'- j t i f -- H i t f j I f Hoover Sweepers canal-swimmin- j or-g- Smith,-Logan?-- 1st fea-ture- If New Series j"V.V.W.V.V.V.V.V.yAV.V,V.V.W.VAW.V.V.J Jr W Dr. Ralph! Shadduck Monday, September 22 'Tuning In on Health and, Happiness. The law of compensation. Tuesday, September 23 TABLETS N-- K . t , . , -- f Curative Foods. 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