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Show i T ii k ii i: n IACL MX. lO GOVERNOR SAVES DAD LAD'S PLE Extension Jiff" ?R "Ks .inti Mate i icuituial dv ist. of Impiovement I'h.Lses iulii.tl rfirvSb. rC wi lA-ad- conference t L.n s iti Ag h ultural 1c iderx and 111 r ii i a lull , . 11. woIHcrs of 22 t xct nsion 'hi state rctui led to i o in l. s th. n n .p. t.vc borne x Friday ti .on uitiu undi t the super Linn yftl r tin y iy ( 1 slim 1 S ilimn I'ctii of Dntior son of I hi ixlinsion sirvue cm divclopmcnt phiazid the piopir ul ml uti'iz I'nin ol irrigation in ar v end livcstoik witir supiihts Pi ii lull i t 1 n me in mi inurement of watM in strcinis and from wells and pi pis wue given the deligetis as Well tion on eiononiK uses of water on the faun mil in the home rfur. St LV " Other siibjuts disi ussed uuluded dairying fum mmagiimiit health and medical care lothnig household manage me nt, nutrition and various phases of thi new deal ?? $h'J w v - udnumsU ation Governor Hemy H Blood F P Champ president of the hoard of of tin tollegc Prisident tmsteis I . m i r G T H stale engineer, Humpheryx Eui tie Mirritt extension economA Lloyd, in thaige of ist and i xti nsion woik in the western si i tion of the United States VttiUw! V little iiarlner of his Allreil of 'livni Pus the devotion that could s he n, bvurold Ua h s son from Port Huron, Mieh , to W hot ley made George award of the child s cusLI Ia'O and hi ep turn thero 1. spue court Jr shown here with old 8 George, year After mother. tody to the ere and partnere yon know I ad pie pltadrd. "Daddy the governor, citraditton on a Allred refu cd Mulligan's request for Nottley charge. kidnaping James Beratme Gov own In his V of agru ulture Wasning-to- wue among the state officials who the i onferenee hollowing is a list of the leaders I) C who attended A GLANCE from the respective .(unities Carlyle Smith Mrs Sara F Aardlcy Beaver, A A Capen-i- r Lei end Capener, John C Craner Mrs Emma R Facer, Naomi Umti .1 .St ill , Si n dm Elbt rt i ' I thi is ,rediUd Thom is ill with miking possible a tuaty expediting lomriitiii among nations through pioiision fut uniform bills of lading T hi ispn s m of lotion foi Si n dm 1 hum ex s uorh in bring ng this ibout w is mem in W Islington in a i oin niunu item to t tit Si i dor stating that a voti of mums tint bun I ap-pi- in pissed h I'm Si muling ne is pm mid a sui bill and tii i V to this I ffu I tn the Sina'i d oil til of Thor i is J Ameri an sution ef hi Intir national thimlu. of Comnu r t wrote m pirt ' I he nr mis of t'a Intern ition al Chambi r of (oinmtiu at laris have t allt d my attintion to t tit rtuigniiionur tn i w is . i iFin in the S lie mspor' nutting group at the L sh n l lui il Con i'i in Paris gres of th n 'i this siimrii i tie ,nt ion of the Undid Sli'ts en ite in i iGfving Tti" the H igue nih s lonun ion Intern, tionnl Climbei his bet it working tn bii po t of thi- - ini venion for many vears and vvhe i in me ae i iruixiuri laioup si s on it was sGi'el that t was due to your initiative th il heulwav 1 h ss-f- i i , , i itu n m a vote of thana of which it is now my pltasuu to apiirise yon The rults convention vvht h tlu Senate rn ified for i uniform bills of la ling hroughou the world Most of the le iding commertnl natuins already have adonted the treaty providing for the rubs It is jdirned to reduee apprc-- bv and having shipment of Slain Near Home Of Girl He Loed ARE POISONED I song crackling com-id- ; g romance and a fill the speedy sequences of 20ttl Century s Thanks a Million, the bright new musical with a million dollars worth of stars which comes Sunday to the Capitol Theater Powell and Ann With Dick Dvorak enacting the chief romantic roles Thanks a Million pre sents Fred Allen, Patsy Kelly, Paul and his band with Whiteman Ramona Rubinoff Raymond VV alburn and the Yacht Club boys They all act real parts in a real story The plot of Thanks a Million revolves about the grief and com-eda tanktown road company under the masterful of Fred Allen featured Dick is the Powell singer of the company, and Ann Dvorak and Patsy Kelly its dancing team But Dick doesn t want to sing through a megaphone, and ideas Allan has some peculiai auuui loot and also about how they can make money Some hilarious clashes are the result. In the climax of the film, Powell aihieves recognition and a radio (ontrait And Miss Dvorak says she will be his, although their romance is threatened for a time by the intrusion of lovely Margaret Irving Benny Baker, playing a comical stooge to Fred Allen, Andrew Tombes and Alan Dinehart, are among the actors who are seen in important featured roles Music for "Thanks a Million' was written by Gus Kahn and Ar- Ii resistible thur Johnston and includes Ive Got a Pocket Full of Sunshine The picture was personally produced by Rarryl F Zanuck 4 90, bulk driveins 4 25 down, veal waives 6 50-- 8 00, lower I grades 4 50-- 6 00 OGDEN LIVESTOCK Sheep' for week, receipts 11,686, sales limited to truck division at s-steady prices, best fat lambs OGDEN, Utah, Dec 14 (I Pi 9 00-50, few lots, including some SDA)-Hogs for week, steady feeders 8 50-- 9 25 including lot 276 9 25, good to slightly lower, best butchers head 61 lb feeders ewes 4 00-- 4 50, few down late quoted at 9 55-- 9 70, mixed slaughter to 3 50, aged ewes 150-- 2 75, few 9 00-- 9 50, kinds packing sows lots yearlings 650 best -(U- 9 75 Cattle for week, receipts most classes steady; slaughter cows 25c higher, bulk medium and good local slaughter steers 5 50-- 6 50, one car choice 884 lb feeders 6 75; bulk local heifers DENVER, Colo, Dec 14 (L PI 4 50-- 6 00, car medium slaughter heifers 5 65, common dairy bred Livestock Cattle 450, nominally steady; steers and heifers down to 3 25, cows and heifers car good Idaho feedlot cows 5 00, beef steers 9 feeders and 35, calves few out 4 00, car 1100 lb fed 3,750, 3-- cows 4 50-- 4 75, medium kinds 4 25 down, 50-3 2 cutter and common 75, low cutters 2 00 to 2 40, best bulls Idaho cows 4 75, best local Grov e HOUSE FURNISHED MODERN home Phone 8 stock 25, bulls 4 75 Hogs 1 000 nominally steady Sheep 2500, steady; fat lambs, 0 50, ewes 4 75 65, feeders 10-1- 9 Oat Varietal Tests in Utah,' is the title ot a crop bulletin oy R VV Woodward, junior agronomist, division cereal crop' and diseases, bureau of plant industry, United States department of agriculture and D C Tingey, associate agronomist, Utah Agricultural experiment station, just issued by the station The study as reported in this bulletin shows that approximately 25 per cent of Utah farmers were Leading growing oats in 1930 counties being Utah, Sanpete, Emery, Cache and Weber The Varieties of oats tested and reported were Swedish Select, Golden Rain, Victory, Markton, Idamine, OAC No 144 and RR 59 a Minnesota Selection In all the tests Markton proved to be Swedish outyielding superior, Select, one of the most commonly 13 grown oats, by per cent in the three-yea- r average of this publication tan Copies be obtained by writing to the Publitatons Division of the Utaa Agricultural experiment station, t ,, 137 South 3id East FOR SALE FLRNITLRE MISC 23 West j , hi D H S19 W D 16 HOUSE UNFURNISHED FOI R room modern home In 2 re D tq ( i Sou , I - APT UNFURNISHED TWO room apartment at N. rtb D ij Logan Phone FOR SALE MISC 1 MOUNTED elk head f mr points, 1 Marvel range, 2 Hot 1 Vortex heater Blast heaters, 1 Babble pressure guage, lot, 1 four in water valve 33 bfer dishes 349 At North glasses, Main D H FOR SALE MISC Pair boys boxing gloves l ion- dition 63 West 6th South D 14 FARMERS COLUMN; 8 FOR SALE head guernsey, jersey holstein cows Fresh in C week Owen Waite, Hvd I I f I I 7S5-R- 3 I 1 23 a farm- LeRoy Smith (above) son, was found dead shot at point-blan- k 'ange, within a stone a throw of the home ot Mis Mary Bwope Philpolt, 17, at New City, N. 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Smith had bcn courting her for mouths although she was not divorced fro u her youthful husband ers Bulletin Explains Oat Variety Tests q. li.j D 17 Mike ''Thar.ks a Million, are DICK POWELL and ANN DVORAK Favorites of the stage and radio appear with them in the million dollar cast '4 I FEMALE HELP WANTED extra girl for tabic car service See Jerry at Myor-tellar- Winona, Perrett, Joe VV alley and John Mazo, believed in the most serious were administered adcondition, renalin and other drugs by hospital physicians Officials believed the tamed food may have been eaten at the camp, where the meal included fish, tomato soup and biead pudding f 3 1 AFTS FURNISHED FOUR room apartment with hi heat, hot water Phone 101 hastily-augmente- 450-- 25-- 7 14 IIP) Six of 17 Civilian Conservation Corps workers, stricken suddenly with food poisoning, were reported critically ill in a hosp.tal here today The youths were attending a theater when they became ill and to the were rushed hospital, d medical where staffs treated them Those most seriously affected were from the Lompoc camp near Santa Barbara. They came to Los Angeles for rel gious confirmation services, then were guests at a dinner at the Tuna Canyon (JCC camp near here Twenty four Tuna tamp numbers suffered mild attacks but recovered o James M Sopka Ben v 7 Dec ; FOR SALE MI SC CHICKEN coop, at a bargain ward L irsen. Millville heart-tuggin- GLENDALE. Cal, WANT ADS Too Late To Classify E f f I A-- Park BOARD F'OR 5 I ! 7 ROOM GIFLLS, in new home A North Third East ! 275 D 15 Holiday Specials Guaranteed OIL PERMANENT WAVES 2 for $5.00 Regular Price, $3.00 Each PHONE 228 THELMAS BEAUTY CLINIC 127 North Main Miladys Shop EXPERT OPERATORS Logan 79-8- has hien mule in 'he United State-.th it netting ri.orikd is litigition Oyler, Mrs Sadie Page, Ruth Summers Box Elder A E lU U.sTTFI) PRESS in Bui hanan D D Bultars, Martha Sloiks uregulaily higher Andrew Clarke, Marie Homer, quiet trading Nelson, Hattie B P'eterson Mrs Bonds irregular Laura Shumway, L V Toolson Curb irregular Grains wheat higher to 1 5 Cache, John H Burningham, Lilly C lower lorn s. to Clark, Sena S Lloyd Hattie M lower, others .Moore Davis, lone S Conover, film n F'oiein Exchange gold curren-- Hal M Cox, Henry Z Kartchner, Cleo J s firm Nielson, Emery Bronson sterling off fractionTitus, Grand, John VV Beautley, ally 7 12 to lower LaVerna Cotton Fernlugh Gardner, points Hyatt, Blanche C Jones, Iron, Alton Oborn Nora J Reid, Peter Sorenson, Juab, Israel C Heaton Lillian C McAllister Kane, Mrs Rav Finlmson, Millard, M J Davis, Mrs W V Shaw, Mrs VV ool BOSTON Lie. 1 d pi Whittier, Moigan, James H Mary the Boston past Haycock, Mrs Blanch in during King, Piute, firm weik iwere very mostly Viola Woffinden, Rich, Chester L to of sales the tendency despite Bello, Eva Brothers Albert VV run small in volume, according to Daw, Mrs Ethel T Erickson, Mrs. U i S the to Agri-s toilay report Edna Hogan, Salt Lake, G Worth allure di partrni nt A H Henrie, O F Peel was Benh, A V large part of the trade Mrs O F Peel, Mrs E on fme blood, and N blood Lamar A Thorpe, Sanpete, tei ritory wools Numerous lots of C Johnson Dastrup average to good Fiench combing Zula C Georgianna Red J Payne bis and finei territory wools in M.rs S E Nielson, Roberts, Irvin L W original b igs moved at 1 rents, Medium Ohio and lbeit MSevier, Udene Carter Astored basis Gibbons. William Heir, similar fleeces weie sold at 38- - Zella B Johnson Summit, Mrs t ct e i O Mrs Sadie Pearl Warr N blood, and 48s, Tooele, Smith, combing 5bs Pearl Bigler, J G Cox, .is . blood Strictly combing 64s Averil P B Hales Reed Foote, and finer fleeces brought 32 33 Herbert Houtz, David A Jones, rtnts in the greas Mary K Mower Elda G Walker Utah William C Crook Mrs L. RUTTFR PRICES Howe Wasatch. Jennie M SVN FRANCISCO Dec 14 H Pi J Washington, Lcttie C Dairy Market Butter 92 seore Clark, Mrs Bertha Hadley t. Fggs large 27R, medium 25 k Campbell. John A Newry Ralph Ritter n ill 23'. Taylo , Leah W uldison SALT LAKE CITA, Dec 14 d l Claudia VV eber Butter, extra cartoned 37 cents 1 i 14, 1935. SIX CCC WORKERS n and national MARKETS AT PRAISED FOR BILL Piterson I unhrunl DECEMBEK SATURDAY, LOGAN, UTAH, AT THE CAPITOL j Conference Completed s. $5 S' A IJ, I 5 y oun a misunderstanding th" governing the same goods, la,vs everywhere VviX -- w J i Last Time Today VAUDEVILLE CAPITOL Broadway Bandwagon HF.1TTIS (HVRGL, WASHINGTON De. 14 M The Ann in in Munitions Indusliy displayed a state di partment re port today to refute any ilaims that it is a liugh siniric of supply of aims and ammunitions foi t - I Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ys Vi warring nahons V Boxy Theatre ANN VIOI IS With got everything! Cast ItOW 81 M)W tn WM A Warner Bros. it iphone -- ."v, 4 all you can take! ITS GOT SONGS! HKHDII.V All Mar ITS GOT 5TAR5! all you could want! ITS GOT FUN! V Time TimI.h isl ! D.ivs eaturi' I - Stirring DICK POWELL ns ino gayest season oi me year.; Lnjoy it to the utmost by condition. keeping your car in "rea'dy-to-go- " e Check the in your radiator. d Pep 88 a , gasoline real superfuel . . . that starts instantly. ANN DVORAK poi- - FRED ALLEN nit Hear ' them A Hum hi tong ' Think; "Im Siftin i "I've PAUL WHITEMAN High on and. kjVi v; Lit Pocket Full of Sunshin; " Sugar Plum" , Go! climate-controlle- Million Hilltop" SAND with RAMONA R U B I RAYMOND TACIT N 0 F F WAltORR CLUB BOYS o DARRYL F. ZANUCK .8 W (iV sy? -t ,- 1V v" - anti-freez- PATSY KELLY 20th CENTURY PRODUCTION W i I h t KmM K- ROW - l i less. Scientific greasing. Cold weather accessories. Drive in today. . . . cost v ridmi,G Mush Ai a.inl One : COMPANY SERVICE Hundreds of Service Stations and Dealers in Utah and Idaho Distributors of Atlas Tires, Batteries. Accessories . . . and Stanolind Products I t.IIT M'.HT imiisDu r Vico motor oil that Cows freely. Atlas Tires and Batteries . . , fully guaranteed UTAH OiL REFINING Also ... FT Also Comedy and News! -- I |