Cache Valley Daily Herald | 1930-10-08 | Page 3

jlt i i EOGAN (U33AII) i CACHE VALLEY DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, PAGE THREE ft. 1 NEWS, NOTES OF. Soi'nty Ed, lor Cull 50 HOMING DOVE Friends Gues W At Trout Dinner Dr. and Mrs v fir iC., - Seyeral E - frJ a g- ' '"S i i Mi Waffle Ereakfast For Visitors v :7-- .fV friend-- r HERES MORE goes "Tweed, Mrs George Ellis and (,alo tweed1 Thais hew Billie Dove head to foot, Dom ot was dressed, Christensen Grace, Idaho, who were visiting in I.ogan men to to when she came home from Eu-- i The lovely Ely, Nevada. Coeis wire laid for ope the otnnr day film star in pictured as she arsix guests rived in New York. Hollywood bound, afor a month s vacation from kb lg lights, directors and oi ms I lo um a i n Mis D on o (.udiur u i 'i l) I70IU J : s u and thi hostoM , in iudt d Mrh ukrs, Mrs N Lanion, Mrs Miss MihHed ABOUT (hde orh v I II m and Kiim "ti u u i' No t i. x. a w 1' M n it id i i - hi- I h . ill Un J - HI" ' li lu oat lltl I i i ti ' i w t r iw d let lol N. nt to the .irnshaw H it to Hisbop I In to h ft fu Id to li u ti I' lolthl il i b i J8" 111 - "i ho 11 Ills t W 0 tills ('Ml SECOND INNING t ii dm il is, h si nl t i in summons who m.idi a -- u it mu iL v mug i ati h m ili i p (in - nt a inch tlv to mi m- - But tomley fanned It was Boll nub v ninth slriki out ot itn sc in s No run- - n hi- - no e u oi s to Atldc tic s Boo v grounded Gclheit who threw him out to Bot ! F John Mrs ti -- ('hiisti mien Mri A Harris, M S iln tin Doutn, Mrs A N Sown sin. Mm John ( r kt tt, and Mi-- a (old 'i U' Sun lion 'mil lo , Wat- - no i n ors in SEVENTH INNING I udiii.il- Watkiiu- kioundcd out In Fil.sch low to Foxx pro in ld on J Tin hall w - laid lut hut stuck i uu i h l ip un-ha- m j itmiLS,.,! w glove liafcy 1. 1 In Id lino, Kiiishavv lauind, swing n - lb, t1 il iiH if Eai Hislni) was lot hv a pile lied sh cvv Ho'TmiIcv walked it was lull. Bislcop went tosiumd when l iluun (ml pis- lit tin bill g' t aw, iv Loin louhd to (oiliiine m front of It w is si one! u p tssi d ball end him o urns on lot no irior.s. Dikes walk'd on four gtiaight Athh t u s f ox tiled lo Dout lulls toil iane louleu to Adams hit oi di i p m ar the st unis uni .Milhi fouled to Wilson who made a nice latch No runs, no Inis no errois aimed up lands Haas THIr.D INNING d uu! Lmd-- i y to Iiintoin-- ! ( animals iLon grounded out, gioumli Ilvkis to Foxx Dvk s made a nice No rms no Inis, no errois. plav oil a slow rolh r Delbert flu d EIGHTH INNING lo simmons Fisner batted tor Caidinuis Gilbert hunted and r lin d a alngli' to Hiillahail Ff-w is out to Fow Orsat-i- i i.nn left and went to si coml when Mooie halted lor Liml-c- v Orsattl tumble 1 the hall Olluial score! d out In Foxx, unassisted Doutlut ground i died it a double It was a haul hit hall Dout hit cd out, Holey to Foxx mounded out Hole',- - to Foxx J5ol"y No runs, one Ini, no cirocs a great slop attm the ball Matty pui;s of hand worked month oi?r dcluate matnial Athletic s Johnson went to the made took a hand hound. A rush parly was given Tu'sdav nt panitaknnj toil. When thes had tom pitted tluir taA box for the Cards Simmons lot a No runs, no hits, no eirois. lhe had ptodmed the norlds mott e'pendve pair of night bv the metnbt is of the Sigma homciun Into upper left fold Athletics Bell went into the c h in Frl-at to their etuis Foxx fralernity chapter si, popped 'ln him'. I'taiitct Whittemore of Yi x York it durun (la house A stag partv, whuli ini lud right Miller doubled down the lc ft box lor llic- (aids Bokv grounded out Gelbiit to Ilottomley. The twintv three mshees and active fold line Lindsey wanning up luanmj the slothing a.hhh were made for exhibit put- - ed te gave Earnshaw a big and alumni numbers began at (i to for Cards Moore fanned, swinging crowd hl-to hat. Earnshaw sent ptoet. Talks wrre given bv Millou Bolev filed to Watkins who made a as ' p m ;,v to Doutlut The crowd II l.ove of Salt (Tty, VV. J l mining catch near right field line. nloim him all the way to the Merrill of New Vork and J Flank One run, two hitb, no errois I be ne h p out, Bell to Bottom (iiinlm Jr of Ogdi p A butfet sup INNING FOURTH lev A n inal dam was infol served per No luns, no hits, no errois. Cardinals Simmons was shifted ing party t 'owed at the Hotel to let t field and Haas went in to NINTH INNING Ecc les Mooie was tikim out. Cardinals High singled to right The committee on arrangements play centiT It "asWatkins Fm-illined to included Allen Ilulme, Keith Sian A Jams fanned, swingingAVat dlHi and la Roy Earnshaw s foiutli strikeout pkms was doubled off r Howard Norton gi V B Dor nln C. ami son, is'ii Arentson ofVeic rger Supervisor kins popped to Dykes Fnschlinel jUst when Jimmy ran to the bag. ' ii In N t ion.il fori ( drove lo ton, ol Lon- - Ik aih, falif and Mrs Anderson a single down lefi Held line llofe-jjaf v b(l)i lugh with a double o Tui sd iv to Mnl visit Fue btniiluigir ol Pasadena taised a high fly to Haas in lilt p, i0(t i.iuve was wainniig up. Li "ili his mol r and lousin from center walk'd llsou filed to ABOUT lllottoinhy MORE HERES s of i Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson a' tin in t and his r from Mon No runs, one hit. no eriors. Miller. at their old Riihmonl ne icjoiiing over the in i who ar Earnshaw lanned, Athletic s One run two his, no eriors. Long Seige home tow il arrival of i d luehti r I m sday at a Bishop walked. Dykes swinging local o piijl hit a home run into lower lift held (Continued from page one) Cdel1 .Inlander, taii-- ir at large stands scoring Bishop ahead of I ntertailTS on ( u lu annul loiest, is back Loe lirane out. t rise h lo Bot him t m Ihe loie-- t ol u e tor several a great plav JIERE'S MORE ABOUT made Frisch the tomley against whose Inauguration due - "Diking out the lejKut on the down a haul hit grounder ii 'olulionists Ueclaied they were knocking liu - inn in ng "in k in tin' lute st dut Mrs M L Skidmore ii.es hostess BUSINESSMAN and taking the ball wink on the fighting ing tin 11,111111 months. S minions out, Adams to at two table s ol bridge at her home giound I in (Continued from page one) lb llo Hoiionto apoared the most Bottomle; day afli 'noon A delie lous lun-- i Mr- - Cy Jones, Mis G VV. Cole was retd at small tables Two mus one hit, no errois ill the not them cam htugetn point Miand Robin Mui doe k attended wlmh w i re ci nte led with pink tlp-INNING FIFTH Ihe to for the it lieh is 'Ilmi.-,dakey tin luniiil sinms T he rooms were deto-raiilor so m the Inland Umpire, have an paign, d d.elili Bottomle v out, Bisli Cai diii.il.s .Mi- William Uhi at Idaho Falls v at i he av with u'oied autumn apple nop with a state of Mins Gerac s (meaning famed, awing Wilson Foxx to op a n..me ih rived Mr.. in pi ie e In on si qucn e the out Giri'-e- l filth lliivui- - and h in- - 111 itig-- follow-- i nsliaw s Eat was It ingRobert Griffiths retuimd Silur look the re is exceptional. At from the rah mineral hi oil and prii s were Hilbert filed to Haas il Hu lime wealthy of strikeout n d tv Irom a ss Lip to Cahlor Vi iitihie an enormous reclamation won hv Mr- - Farigll Johnson and h1 J sernnd ) bi tin the au ol capture region in a Mi- eh ei ipment progiam is on and the Leah o' No lull- -, m hit.', no criois tv from the n hi Is would he a se r town H reallv in a boom state of off d s Foxx Mugll tu Athle .iss Leora Thatcher spi nt a few mdi trv and business mus blow to their efforts to riatli DIRECTORS MEET Frisi h s (bin, the ball lolled to dais in Log in visiting with her par Directors of tin Chamber n turn! then tin " c nt ovir the fodeic capital. Mre ti he d it into Foxx c and titer enlo, Ml and Mrs Moses Thate lioi ( ade lung1 thiough Stevens Millei bull ed to Hot of Coniiniiii v. Ill hind tin er regu- I v ra ( as a double Minister ulture of Agrie 0 into Lvir'tt and Seattle and Iro nn t with munic ip.il offic i els to lonili y and w is out Iloitouili v to monlhlv ini' ling Wednesday Mrs. W. D. McClellan of Preston lit si down to Poi (land o night red first i'in sc ti covi who l1' .'(I on F, the immidmte ' 'Lr. Idaho, was a visitor in Logan Tucs Mins and the s, rounding conn II wa, a o a svsti m of , onln.l advanced to llnid day t,v are still dull and stagnant nl inauguration SHERIFF IN PROVO Has- - i.tisid d s. with an official ceaerifiee for Milbr a Hade sense hut further south j" W. II Shaw was a She Foxx Doullnl to a ly to of long I1'"' Prl1 'l''''Kid pr.vent Mrs. E. J. Rawlins of Preston, into the Bend, Klamath Falls sec to llovo on Wednes-It ".is ' catch tin afte med ( si authoritn urofn. Mimmpal ringId tlio has moved to Logan to do 1,0,1 business again Is way above iv ami is not expected back until Bolev Haas for popped he red sacrifice, will oni food re. tin supervise woik during the winter temple normal, duo i tho activity in the sometime Tlmi sday. The city had little to feir from to Watkins til slnnt light lumber mills whnh furnish the One mn, on hit , no eriors a food shortage, as large Mm ks Miss Lucille Blair of Salt Lake into! mountain muntrv with build SIXTH INNING Tim coast lumber of produce aui h as bi'ans, ri e au ( nv pi nt .Sunday and Monday vu mg mateiials for halted Bl.e'li s Cardinals i n mis in Liman at a near halt gar, and flour weie on hand I n lin- - w l.s icallv uni 111 lies fanned It was Johnson lu i. map the saw mills have not tif til supplies of meat were enter-iDout gthe federal district from Sao Earnshaw s hixth strikiout Mr ard Mrs. M C. Fonnesbeck li lived orders enough for export liic-leal and Mi ml Vis C V' Mohr sp nt and water shipment to the lower Iaulo. Shipments of potatoes eon llU fouled lo (oehrane ttd for Adams High out, I'am and over to the Atlantic tinned from Argentic- -. Uu weekend in Salt Lake City. ioi-- t seaboard to keep the in busy thru F. G. Hunter and family have tho season Fiom Medford they drove thru monel lo Vmilgd for the winter Noiihein California into (he Kac valli y wheie the plum, Mr and Mrs Hyrum Tippetts and remento pi ai h prune and grape crop is I. miili pint Mniilai at T remonton so h .aw as to (.iuso a maiket Mis Lcoree Abbot ii lu up which in mini pluis pie vi n's liaru s' ing Miss Louise Shepherd left Tuc On the w tt home thv noted Mi s She haul dev tut liuiolulu unu.su.il in activity Ii s In n several in Tiding (lavs p' around True kee and Hi no lumboi wrh her I, in tu parents, the amount of lemon oil required by .ing mg taken out of there in laige ml Mrs J 1. Shi phard i, quantities, especially in the high the United States Government standard lulls while lb no, with Us ever more than most any other lemon exMrs. Alice Christensen returned piesent divoiee cnlonv. was one V n Pom ball Lake Clay of the biighti-- t spots on the map tract you can buy. That is why it goes if il.' noitliwest further imparts a richer lemon flavor. Leo Clawson ol lTovldence sub Wuh his f nn the Logan Gar to mill .nun opi ration Tus "in' comp in ji.- closing a h n ii .1 ho p.tal s ii ir will, a vdi me as in i, v. u and the good as lag Mrs Lloyd Davis of Butt Utah outlook in in o I ol ihe teirit ry Just 1 ke lemon, Schilling Orange con- i eil bv hi- - ag. mies and Kales - in Ian in with her )ar VP Ml Albe 1 H 'nn Mr Mi me .peels IT 11 even an tains more of the flavor essence of the io i need the pist two years linmp-.f.esh, ripe fru.t more than the Govwlmh have been banner ones ernment aiks for more than most any s for M. Mr and Mrs John Richards oigmization . other. The same is true of Schilling w f k ( id in i. i.t t' v, and is Tn tnouynt of ptev ous yours, tory yoirs ill Ixtk a ml in j; onfer Vainlla Almond il Winicrgreen $4 55 clone. In o variety of IK e owners, of post ossocia-tions- , TO TWIN FALLS and many others. Clove Rose distinctive mountings of never enters to AND RETURN OCTOBER 10TH beautiful craftsmanship, mor the possession of a Fiom Logan vie Oregon Shoit in a wide range of prices Its Diamond. Virgin I'm Railro.nl lukets good onlv stondord the world over m ("Ulus or (hair cals, limited with Tc.cc An cm iiho June you, pedigree starts fm letuin t home des'inatiems all Diamonds diond os it passes from taid f of Virgin Oi toiler loth Ask hifi"i mnlm-from the rect can to lx for uotk ln h mines, ffxr generollon generation pixint I Adverti-- c nn f multjamaied his be secured only through (nt tin its memory-ladent) After the luncheon a business meotinc was tiold and tin follow mil, now oflicers wire prtsi dent Mis V D (t.inhii r Uu pn s uh nt, Mrs Jolin (hiMiansin, bio retan and trOaMinr, Mis A I la s and nrrt spending Mrs William Doutre Tabh s wore arrancod foi bridge and lujili bcoro honors wore award ed to Mrs John Christiansen Monday evoniriK t ho alumni mom bors made an informal call on the girls at the Hit a !) Ua houst tomlo down ihe vv VV tin-hc- w VV -- t we would better keep the hi hum gas to ourselves On the other hand, In Hum gas will be of no important!' in a few years, when airplanes cross the ocean in tlx hours We might cameras whiirmg gladly supply hostile European nations with g,. bags, bt'.auac u least, you could hit those with The Womens I.ilerarv ilnh met anti craft guns this afternoon at the Ulueliird with You will mvu be able to hit the swift ss Mrs R W Ilailev ai ting as flung machines that will come Mrs E M Skatnluml gave a hook Our oni h ipe is in In ing ihh reviewr of Hi ok mi Eat Hi ' h M in I tie G 'The Amorloan Legion and the to say to ot'nr nations ' Mt n k Hindus Following the program, lea was solved to twenty American Legion auxiliary have an- us, and we shall dtstio) you uni members Special guests were Mis nounced their Installation dinner all your c Ities Come here and wi'll piove to N C Turner, Mrs I) C Iittinan and dame to lie held Friday eveyou that we can do it and Mrs T. G Talor. ning at the Bluebird. suttAi, Mrs. Bailey Hostess To Literary Club Installation Dinner And Dance tc n t (Continued fiom page one) Vliss wt H w.in tnt stri! i m all the l to t h II 't a duuhl toi ( o In UK and an i ti mi Watkm- - ''iin'iiu tann I idliiu E uw k ilk d la-- it I lu w h i t' ai oa 'id M lilt r di o i a lim r u i i h r n Id ni m na ( o hi uio and t inh iu I n Ji to thiid in ihmiI i two Iki'i M mu t a li h Its j I SCRIES (Continued From Page 1) I I TODAY Dove WORLD The Bt ta lhlii .ilmiin hMi u t Uu tion nut hatuiiitv tit. m. Mis hoim ot ho ii jt rl his u t u K rs n th.e 1kmmIuu tm iim o! the st (son to mooting luiulnon was ho hint boon tabh s the no min rs w (to (ontutd with a low bowl oi n is in t itiins (t mmn ami ros shatiul dthlias in baskets wm at ai iiiiu 4 liiii.im uu h iit at n and Mrs at til ir at then ot Mr guests Jes-se- n 8 HERES MORE ABOUT Social home Tut sdav tuning annuer twenty second wedding A bounteous dimei was sary served The table was (intend with a bowl of pink asters and blue delphinium The room, were decked with fall flow, is mil m turnn leaves The guists li eluded "ere Mr and Mrs A A Bihehy, Mr ami Mrs N C Nr Don Mi and Mi- - A ( Vlgh, Mi an Mrs No Is J Li sen Mrs Carl Stent and Miss Carla An informal evening ot Nelson music and visiting was enjoyed af ter the dinner Hi Mrs. Albert II Thompson enter talned Monday at her horn at a waffle breakfast in compliment to This little Alumni of Beta Delta Have Anniversary tamed at a trout dinner at thdr home Monday eve mi g 1 In- rooms were decoiati'd with a variety of tall flowers The il nn r table was centered with white comhin ed with yellow ami t n autumn , Yellow leaves jo lines-- tapers la ervotnl holders were tr pilhnr end wore Covers plat il for Mr and Mrs. Dan Kenned ol Richmond, Mrs Llod Daws of Burt, Vtali, Mr and Mrs Albi r' 1! Thompson, Dr and Mrs I S Smith and the host and hostess An informal social evening tollowed tie dinner. RUN' LOOKING FOR A $500 Celebrate Twenty Second Wedding tnirr Smstli - 8 RU1.A C. CHRIS'! ENSEN INTEREST TQ WOMEN 3 f -- VV isi-tc- d. Sigma Chi Have Rush Party OkS !W vj?"' - IT IS A PLEASURE Made to the Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah Of the Condition of THE, WKLLSVILLE STATE BANK Located at VellsilIe, in the comity of Cache, State of Utah, at the close of business on the 27th day of September, 1930. RESOURCES. Chech s other banks on in Cash Items Gold Silver Currency Interest Paid Total 5,748.54 961.87 383.49 - 1,375.36 - TOTAL LIABILITIES There $ Surplus Fund Undivided Profits 1,935.67 2,456.48 Interest 5.28 Exchange 160.00 49.55 Rents Commissions Total Cashiers Checks 3,321.62 553.02 501.44 45,700 44 570.30 Total Demand Deposits Time Ccrtificatis At Two Tables Ot Bridge 46,270.74 Total Time Deposits d I 124 05 o 1 Imonie tax sions, undou)tedh L. AN I JERSEY, Directors. Subocribtel and sworn to before me this 2nd day of October, 19 Bh 9, Y d 1 l F f oi I , aie i vai -- -- i j -t 1 VI i i VIRC1 j if a ouf . ii- . CIA10D Schilling Orange (uu lour 3Uom m ' . -- A quality you would insist upon if you knew ht n Slttat I Pilot; at Smith-fit- i on aid it putt i l beets Authurized Virgin Diamond Dealers Too Late To Classify for position ('it1' t of unar STATE OF UTAH, Office of Bank Commissioner. t !' i (in nn nte I nday I, W. II. Hadlock, Bank Commissioner of the State mot nitn. of Utah, do htrcbv ccitify that the foregoing is a full, true Or, win not allow the v, oi k i above comnamed of the the statement taxed on bis imnie at lett to and correct copy of A malgamatcd dedn t what be pvs a 4tennii pany, filed in my office this 3rd day of October. 1930. to look ar,er a b .''oi i Com p , ;v Y. II. HADLOCK, a doe g rant riedurt what he Bank Commissioner tor to look a'pi Ins bip?q k u lc. taggMramisiiaaejt?HW!iBasg IJ, tiE CBeauh e e -- a utov no Hut, uh o, or other professional man inn. ins bus life out at his p of to (ledurt for d pi Hon a li life and earning rpa(iiv The ownn of a u)l shorter mine is all)wed to dedtn t for s depletion, be aiue tluie coal left in h s m m 1931. s- -- i leteicd just Y-- ' d times -- t ALLAN, Notary Public. bu-l-- m Schilling Lemon Extract contains i ( Y i a! -- -- Y. expires March 1 h t My Commission Lo-a- n t 6Sea!) - -i i full true and correct statement of the condition of the ill ax autio it baid bank at tlie ibsi t f business on the 27ih Jay ot Sep fd Inronu Jouett Shoiw. (huniutn 1930. tlu naiional It nu mik toinni tember, to dt(lu t fiom tathl in R. A. LUISIIW, Cashier. comp amount! ixt and ItJ'-(n Coirect Attest: tU hoi so races 'Ihe pi m n t H. K. MERRILL, llnw lmn i however, will not I.- . S. HILL, Jedu(t for bets made on ebtUiui. G 111 -- inn TOT A I .161,994.62 STATE OI' UTAH, Countv of Cache, ss. R. A. Leishman, being fiist duly sworn according to law, deposes and savs that he is Cashier of the above named bank; that the above and foregoing report contains NORMAN -- hu-ii- -- Cash Over H v uiin-iidl- Wall street reminds mj of n In as ou baby with the coin may, 'mi cant snnti'o t or nip It reminds ion ts weeping so, of the watch at the mad nat eas tea partv, which would no! the best b if keep lie, although er was put m its winks Wall street gent Inn till uh otheis, will) Icy silcs, that thing looks very good ind id then because soi pirate elL Unn stocks short tiny toilow 'nt and sol l.iLo il What aie those hist fine minds doing at pus,. if' j,tk"L i vacation? 74,761.38 10,000.00 52.37 Miscellaneous -- i p -- Other Bills Pajable c -- n -- 37,330.07 37,431.31 Savings Deposits ig 1 In in s W VV ' Less Expenses and Taxes Paid, etc... 1,375.36 4 hum m tv I and Foolinb victims of ram should ion religious prejudice siden what tJ Jews haie ai complished, an- - are au omplisli Ing, in tins world, in prepoitiuii to their number They are less than one pi r cent of the total population in ln most prospeious pau of tin world, New Yoik City, tiny r j esent 16 67 pel cenl of the tola! a i onsidc rabh They formed proportion of the population ol Portugal and Spain when tlio-- i ountries were prospuous 4,606.98 Net Undivided Profits Reserved for Taxes and Interest Reserve for Depreciation Deposits Subject to Check ea.lh, about ate, on - , - hese, according to tln Viinrna.i Jewish year book. 13 o;o,no0 ate Jews Three years ago laicst figures there were 4 2JS ono m tin t nited States, 1,765,000 of tin m m NT" York Oty 3,000 000 live in Pali slum, Ara There no bia, Iraq and Syria onlv 300,444 in Gieat Britain, 3.686 in the Irish Fno Sta.te 4,000 in Spain, more than Son miO in Africa. $161,994.62 Stock Paid in -- We must now ri ly on filing X machines, and .sulmaiines then armv couldn t do nun h against a llimk of an plains diop ping TNI, or against submarines dislroung om commi rie, nvading our bailmis 600 onu, non Capital About Town etc Total Cash on Hand I.xpenscs President Honors adlr-.sto tin American Legion "We must sustain a ness for defense that is prepend impugnable, yet tint contains no tint at of aggression ' There is no tin eat of agerr sion in hung prepared Tin his tory of tins ccmntiy pious that it will not engage in the of war unless fouul to do pnaiv so $120,548.43 We have ahvavs rein d on 5,015.50 citizen army, and in vei nlmd outin ...... 8,500.00 vain, says Ihe president That true 1,400.00 is But before and 1ml 20,782.15 lets came, allgunpowitu rulers of luiop' same town 2,000.00 relied on llmir armoud Hold, and leather packeti d loot soldo is 1,220.98 They had to put asidi tin nmol 1,555.00 and build foitifications when bul 426.56 lets came 546.00 Stocks, Bonds and Securities, Bank House Furniture and Fixtures Due from Other Banks hi i s REPORT, Loans and Discounts tu r. Ft HI RENT $U. no W.-- 3 rooms oaih paiagi furnished 231 South 7th t Milt SALh Plume 95 M OH1. 7n hi ad OH SYJ.E llintv Ja ib Schwcirnr- - North, Imicr pullets ojn. of grap.a 777 Fist a R t H ?16.. Cardon Jewelry Co. VIRGIN Res U S Pat 0(t. DIAMONDS of the facts. r