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Show Bound Ti PAGE TWO South Cache Courier Coming To This MEMBER UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION NATIONAL 6DITORIAI mo&ziuu. National Advertising Representatives, Newspaper Advertising SerSt., vice, 188 West Randolph 111. Subscription One price: year, $2.00. Legal paper entered Class March at the post-offi- ce In Hyrum, Utah as Second matter under the Act of 3, 1879. GILBERT Editor V. McDOWELL and Business Manager NORMA BAXTER Hyrum News Editor ETHEL JONES Wellsville News Editor Telephone 142R2 EMILY PEARCE Paradise News Editor Uncle Sam Says pw. .' S' . x. J;a. . horses, backing 1 Frank Baugh has the patriotic parade street at 10 a. m. 'the wards of the jL Cache , ' FATHER WITH MOST CHILDREN . . . George N. Davis Sr 63, farmer of Theresa, N. Y., at left, 'behind microphones on porch as he was awarded saving bond by national fathers day committee, which selected him as the father in the U. S. with the most children. The presentation was made in the presence of Mrs. a public holiday Davis, beside him, the 20 children in foreground and 28 grandchildren. Theresa and the entire town turned out tq honor Davis, Logan To Celebrate The program features such famous stars as Si Kitche, Filipino head balancer; the Escalante and Acevedos troupes of acrobats and many others. Jeff Munphree, world famous clown, heads a troupe of 20 clowns in a constant series of new and antics. original two-ho- ur July 4-5- stakes will and other represer hsitorical subjects, Se and many local bust 'and organizations jjt Cache Canter Club Mounted Police win in r the parade, A male chorus of will take ipart in meeting in the -6 following There will be Logan will celebrate July with many prizes for events Youngs midway 0n 5, 6, this year. Two main of the Celebration will be a fast Grounds will be the in several years, and exciting Running Horse shows and concessions Race Porgram each afternoon at bration Ball will tat the Fair Grounds at 2 p. m. and the Dansante and an outstanding Horse Show each at all the theatres. at evening at the Fair Grounds 7:30 clock. Fast running race horses will be here from Wyoming, Idaho, More than Utah and Arizona. the Fair at 25 head are already The Grounds now in training. main feature of the race program will be the Rocky Mountain Handicap of one mile race for all three year old and over, the afternoon of July 4. Nominations for this special race will close June 15th. Some nominations have already been received. Jerry Matley of Salt Lake City has entered Foxter and Larsen and Kelley of Moroni have entered Ruhmba Queen. It is exVallt pected that at least 8 entries Prem will be in the handicap. The race is this $200.00 for purse Engagemej with added money. It has been was run a race since mile years on the local track. 4, rib-tickli- Doors will open one hour prior to performance time for both matinee and evening performances to allow ample time for free inspection of the huge menagerie and horse fair. Performances will be presented rain or shine. Oil & Coal Utah Goat Pasture Proves FURNACES Rich Mineral Ground Cache World JORGENSEN and CREAMER Heating Engineers 108 So. State Bonds. To you and every June bride 68 W. 1st No. and bridegroom I say with all my LOGAN! heart: Now Back Your Future. r ' WATER HEATING our fighting men. palamill0s Arabian Celebration at the Fa Some new stalls to take care of the of running and Along with the be an exciting calf Four H Clubs hoys' the settlements of ' Last participating. of the scramble will ed off. Electric & Oil Americans bought as many war bonds as possible to help win the war. Today, your Government is still selling United States Savings char. j Electric Appliances labout have other varieties of th tain states will be the big annual (. Tlorse Show each ev. ADMIRAL There is something about Niagara Falls which symbolizes a strong, ihappy future. j If we had been here a year ago, iall our thoughts would have been P, Some of the .Saddlers, rs two-hou- association Chicago, president races. This vicinity will feel the lure of the circus when Dailey Bros. Three-Rin- g Circus presents performances at 3 and 8 p. m. af Logan, Wednesday, June 28. Not a truck show but a modern three-rin- g circus traveling aboard its own special train of 25 double length railroad cars, Dailey Bros., recognized as one of Americas largest circuses, of the will present worlds greatest circus entertainment at both matinee and evening performances. is A attraction featured worlds the Tillie, only talking elephant. The only elephant ever trained for this feat, Tillie unleases a verbal barrage against another member of the herd for a blunder during the act. Other members of the herd of 15 huge elephants walk a tight wire, roll a barrel across the ring and perform other intricate routines under direction of pretty Norma Davenport, at' 15 the worlds youngest elephant trainer. An outstanding feature of the is Circus the Dailey Bros. $50,000 horse fair. Scores of beautiful stallions palominos, and pintos include such famous blue ribbon winners as LipBlack Diamond and stick, Directed by Miss Hazel Major. King, premier horsewoman of circusdom, the horses present many beautiful and intricate routines. The circus carries a huge menagerie f animals from the far corners of the earth. It is the only circus on tour to carry among scores of other animals, a pair of polar bears. There is no extra charge for the mena-- ! gerie and tents for the huge horse fair are arranged to provide easy access from the menagerie tent. operates. soon lined gvien and the horse, The Northern Utat ern Idaho Raci with Frank Wo ug s o! Vicinity Soon at Hyrum, Utah Weekly Establish :d 1910 ill ing gate are HEXRICHSEX & McDOWELL Publishers Published out the usual w interesting to 8ee W Railroad Circus PRESTON arwxfLy-t.'.--' U. S. Treasury Department Once regarded as poor goat pasture. No more fitting example of the going, old axiom that all great mines During those ten long years he were once mere prospects can be managed to scrape together than the development of the proximately $400,000 to sink a shaft Tintic Standard mine at Eureka, deep enough to find the ore. After Prior to 1917 the rhyolite covered selling his stock he was forced to area to the east of the Tinti min- - levy 19 assessments in order to ing district was often referred as continue working, Ore was encountered in 1917 and goat pasture and not too good goat pasture at that. The surface indi- - from this goat pasture has been cations of mineral were limited mined nearly $75,000,000 in new and the ground was valueless from wealth, most of which was been There will be six running horse events each day 'of the celebration. There is keen interest in the quarter miles races. , Also the races of three eights mile for the two year olds. An electric starting gate will be This is used for all the races. a great improvement as the races can be started much more quickly and satisfactosily with- - rf,.7 :4 ap-ha- d Pampered Pig . an agricultural standpoint. In 1907 E. J. Raddatz was struck by the mineral possibilities of the area, and was determined that a great ore body existed below the rhyolite. Few people would follow young prospector in his theory with their dollars and he experi- enced more difficulty in raising suf- ficient capital to keep the prospect ali've. Luck played no part with Raddatz; for ten years he sacrificed and struggled to keep his prospect fed into business and industi'ai channels of Utah, Of the total, nearly $30,000,000 has been paid to railroads, smelters and refineries, over $13,000,000 has e been paid to labor and about 000000 has been paid in taxes, In addition, - the company has been active in the development of other mines throughout the state and has assisted and joined with others in its efforts to broaden Utahs metal industry. $6,-th- LOuITkINGW CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC CO. LOGAN, UTAH Exclusive Dealers for General Electric Appliances and try the Refrigeration. 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