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Show (ii f ) j nuldimUthiiuxUiaLlulUlIil4ifchtflsala)aisxlfc4SSHsii4Ssiitams TAvMAnCH 5, 1913. THK LOU AX. ITAU. IH'I, U. S. )i' Guns Getting Husky Anti-Tan- k about 1 town dairymen in district or milk-8- 8 wartime problems Production and process.np: "Pi dairy short course will et the gait Lake City 10 S hotel and March 9, Director William Utah state Agn- service. ,lf,ee extension abort course is being of the ""k ,be supervision r service with Professorr speci-,jriWni Morris, extension in dairy manufacturing : milkshed llie Salt Lake following counties: tn t Elder, Weber, Box Morgan, Summit, Wasatch 'TpTh'dp A?. ceij rr'uke to V.d, host e Ctur cr hoit. Dted in rv, 'ixt.i in rtoeiv' racmbff, sn Mr. L F inn Jr Mrs p ! J Von, BY R. 11. Ml RFOKD WASHINGTON. Much f r:;v Utah. ;erjon Saturday (Adv.) of range and 'grasses for sale We sell ?, recommended by the m Cache Planting stock Is For nd-F- o (A Center. d Marth receiver tive dot1 Admltar Saturda here tier trairuu ol grids employe asbier. has returned to h Orson oarff after a months me at Logan west coast. M the of Pron Mn Ra ight iniveriar' club an' He parti members c Mtum nd Rhoi, a waffle of story hour will be at 1:30 p. m. in Mrs. library. Cache county in charge of st R. Lee will be Mrs. Roland jMer children ar.d ones. jett, the younger -- home modern land. Phone 035-J- 2, up, Millville. for sale, Parley (Adv.) Fonnesheok will Leon in, lec- -, Book of Psalms Satur-- ; house. The at 2 30 at the stake in a series of Bible ig a one Fon-tcl- t. iaons conducted by Mrs. a the ent iok S and ll jur- - interested are All gobert D. Smith, son of Rob-- i Smith, 224 East Fourth North if. Logan is a lieutenant colonel : be new Valley Forge general ;ai at Phoenixville, Penn. of the nations largest army , It a near the army c where Washingtons i: the bitter winter of 1777. and located stals, Farm Bureau will stage pjuet and social this evening at foclock in the Community buil-- I with A. W. Hyde, president, targe. The program includes iidress by Frank Shelley, stale m Bureau secretary, and a disunion food production goals by ibeii of county planning mkon krrage licenses have been issu-- i. the Cache county's clerk's of-- a Austin Warren Andersen, 19, Baron, IS, both of Rigby; J. Thompson, 23, of Og-an- d Lillie Salter Viola a Kirby, 20, of Hyde n board appointed Mrs. H. G. an instructor in the College r."5 school to replace her hus-- s esteemed Cache educator who county school vie yester-.'temoo- a uJj died. KC.L Draper of Omak.Wash., major operation in the today. kTent a w hospital ' L Baugh, son of Mr. frank Baugh Jr., the air forces -- and leaves Mon-'- r cadet school Ana, Calif. Jita E. Smith, We) son of Dr. .vf To Ezra B. Gunnell Funi ral srrv ices for Erra B. Gunnell were held Wednesday in the Wellsville 2nd ward chapel with Bishop H. P. Murray in charge. The ward choir furnished the music under the director of Cho'ster Aln lan Leishman with Mrs Reta at the organ. The opening prayer was offered by Lewis Gunnell of Brigham and the benediction was pronoun ed by Robert A. Leishman. Speakers who offered words of comfort to the bereaved family were Dr. V. O Christensen, Pop-pleto- Maughan, John C. Bishop John B. Kerr, and closing remarks by Bishop Murray. Special musical numbers included a duet. Mrs. Mattie Darley and Archie Maughan accompanied by Mrs. La Vern Maughan; duet, Mrs. Nellie Leishman and Parley Hall accompanied by Mrs. Reta popplcton, and a vocal solo by Leory Haslam with violin accompuniment by Bran O. Darley and accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Reta Ioppleton. Eurial was in the Wellsville cemetery and the grave was dedicated by James R. Cooper. Rulon B. Bren-chle- y. At Thirteen Dollars LONDON. March 5 I l Al- - though Sidney Corrall. had patient in a mental hospital, 201 coins in his stoin u h. he died of established pneumonia, an inquest today. Corrall conversation from A witness explained that today. The had strong acquisitive instincts. He ir con-hegraduates will now displayed the fultoa ing coins taken asiation studies at Liv-fiom Corralls stomaih: Cal. Two half i rowns. about the size of an American half dollar. 91 penx Robert Uilgi-n- , of San Diego, nies and eight florins almoit as - Logan visiting her parents, large; 12 shillings the sim of Amerid Mrs half Lynn Kidd. Her hus-- 1 ican quarters. 20 quarter-sizewith the navy stationed at pennies, 113 dime-size- d Mxpenses. Jiego, threepenny and five niikle-sizeCalifornia, D d d Pond, scout executive Valley council of Boy poke to members of the m Lions Hub at its monthly special musical numbers Den by a junior band con-d- ot Betty and Virginia Bern-L,?- rl n a : v . Kthp and Phyllis and 0rden President L. D. ln charge and H. E Was program chairman. V. Anderson, Amlerson of Smith tT1' Di odge C'lty, Kansas, ad- "0 si hool wuh the r,5th base head- nd .hi squadron. a medi-Xnme- nt u, tr ha-.- ,. ,'h"'"n of Logan has M..: oted from the rank of 0 s,rf P j at al sergeant. He is Nnmmond general Mo,llMl)i California. L jth v,"r e E85 e gon, r,i rly residing at "ct. has graduat-- naval training keepers on the Indium iinivvrsit S ,) -- Talk about labor shortages, nots and starvation must be supplanted with action because too little has been done and it is getFrom 1) (Continued Page ting late. The committee said that the Northwestern Turkey Groweis association; Hairy D Pugsley and Tydirigs amendment to the selec Robeit K Bowen, attorneys, and tive service act, gi anting exempDavid W. Evans, public relations tions to essential farm workers, has been "so sicrumscribed by red director. "it Pounding a warning to funnels tipe" in its administiation that reof the state in the event the gov- did not accomplish the tiesired ernor failed to vito Senate Bill sult. "Draft boards throughout the No o, Mr. Shields said. "If you the report continued, ask me whether alien Japanese country, now winking in Utah who appiv "did not administer it with underfor u location iron' our Japanese standing sympathy and unitonnitv, centos to help wolk on Utahs and many faimers who were enfauns or to pel form other essen- titled to deferment were given littial work m Utah, may legally ac- tle or no consideration At the same time, the commitcept employment, 1 will have to tell vou no. If Utah agriculture or tee declared, "farm workers were the atany other essential industries are lured from the farms byhouisund and short counting upon using any of this tractive wagesconditions offered by Japanese alien help in this period better living of labor shottage, I think it would war plants." "It is evident that if something be utterly stupid to have a aw ot this kind on our statute books. is not done soon to restrain the I will have to advise the war re- movement away from farms, the location authority to this effect result may be tragic," the repoit unless the bill is vetoed. Further- concluded. Six members of the committee more. I do not believe the act is opposed passage of the Bankhead constitutional since it would the right ot aliens to earn a bill on ground that it is a blanket deferment of agncultu: al livelihood, which is expressly for them by the federal workers without taking into account whether the person deferred constitution. Mr. Pugsley, representing sev- is producing an amount of essenwould which eral farmer groups, expressed it tial commodities as his opinion that the bill, if make his services on the farm the nation than signed by the governor, would not more valuablem to the armed forces " only prohibit ownership of lauJ his services This minority report declared and long-terleasing of it by aliens but cultivation of the land that no evidence was presented cither for cash consideration or that farm citizens as a group desire or approve any such class deshare of the crop as well. Mr. Hunsaker said, "If it pre- - ferment indeed a large proportion vents Japanese aliens working on ofthem have declined dderment." The six senators said the pro our farm's for either cash consid- oration or share of the crops, it posed bill "would be an invitationwill do Utah farmers great dam- - to any who desires to evade servage and w ill probably cut pro- ice in the armed forces to seek duction of sugar beets in the state agncultural employment. At the I don't same time, it would prevent registhis year by he said, "if some of us trants from accepting employment know, fanners whose boys are in the in another occupation or industry service could even grow wheat or even on another farm, their remuch less diversified row crops, port said. with the available labor if we could not use the Japanase. He said that Etah Beet Growers con- AWS TO ENTERTAIN curred in his personal opinions m this matter. LOCAL SERVICEMEN Mr. Shelley said that members of the Farm Bureau were opposed to the act if it prevented aliens Associated Women Students at from working on the land, but that law of Utah State Agricultural college will favor in any weie they which pi evented ownership or long entertain the first contingent of arand tel m leases of land in Utah. Mr. my air forces college traineestram-led Edmunds and Mr. Beyers concur- - ioo new naval radio station dancing party in these views. Mr. Cahill and ees at a Mr. Blackinton, representing the Saturday evenin, 8 oclock, in the Utah Canners association, said Logan armory, according to Miss that Utah's production of canning Anne Ryan Wof C.Logan, president of crops in Weber, Box Elder, Davis,- the local A The enlisted men of the air forces and Moigan counties would be reduced fiom fifty to sixty per cent arrived in Logan early Friday Rroup the use of Japanese help. nmg, and romprise the first eommand-bteMr. Kyberg, representing the cf the local detachment, Diehl. Thet sugar pi ocessors. said that ed by Captain Wallace Utah produced last year approxi- - r.aval station trainees come to (10,000 acres of sugar beets, gan at the rate of 100 each month laborers, and produc- - as each class is graduated from the 5,000 using 1,700,000 bags of sugar, of course, ing In charge of Saturday night's were which more than will be Joyce Odney entertainment a for to markets outside shipped AWS cash return to Utah farmeis and of Corinne, chairman of thecommitwotkmen. He predicted a cut of socials committee. Other are Elizabeth Manapproximately fifty per cent in tee members of Cedar City, intermission 1943 ning beet lor Utah sugar acreage if thus bill became law. Moreover, piogram; Marjorie Bateman of he pointed out that Utah's entire North Logan, refreshments; Betty tuture as a sugar producing state Adney of Corinne, table decoraFather J. H. Valine, depended upon maintaining acre- tions; of Women Caroline M. music; Hendage quotas now, if we are to en- Dean senior hostesses; Edna Yowhen the quota ricks, joy allotments physical education director, system is restored following the cum, social "mixers", and Jean Olsen of present emergency. Salt Lake City, secretary. The receiving line will include of the air force staff, the OGDEN LIVESTOCK- :- officers naval training station, members of CATTLE: 380. slow on small sal- the U S O committee, and their able supply, late Thursday and to- - partners. day steady at week's uneven ad- vance; small lot choice 1200 lb. steers $15.00, few lots medium "to one-hal- f. semi-form- al mor-withn- His Stomach Valued ogan " 2 food sate-guuid- Services Pay Tribute and klephone Cache etefinntoj pie-ve- Lesley E. Smith, and Robert Isddoway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Siddoway, all of Logan, were Hthe graduates in an aviation flwp at St Mary's college to-fgraduation exercises were - ted two weeks ahead of sche-- t Wesley told his father today . Even in New Guinea it's victory These Army garden time. nurses don dungarees to till the soil. (Signal Corps photo.) i td, I MAW VETOES V childrens icted Saturday u. 4 HERES MORE ABOUT on He has been on over for about a year. duty iiri! Down Under Dig son of P b t ' Here arc the old and new m U S anti-tan- k guns At top is the old nun weapon along ulc the Anns s big new and "tank below is a comparison ot shells tiled b cacn In tests at the Aberdeen, Md., proving giound, oidt.ami gun supeiior to pioved the the (Jcimau Ofticial U. S Aimy photos. weapon. of the National Guard bJwiU be held tonight at 7:30 Pome of Mrs. C. A. Lundahl. attendance is asked. rrfraant Elmer Olson Olson ud Mrs. Leonard home o,eld is visiting at special icpoit by Col Lewis Sanders of the selective service bureau who warned that: 1 The time has come to con- vert agriculture to the same war production basis as industry to avert hunge- - at home and unnecessary casualties on the battle-front- s a tc-l- s Waitress, dishwasher Apply Dicks Cufe. iVTED: Md tad, rlor, loc, Edn c ' ! senate military atlairs committee repo! ted today that the piospeet for a food ciop this year as largo as 1942's "is a'most hopeless of realization " In a report uiging passage of the Bankhead bill to defer farm worker? from military service, the committee said that Secretary of Agnculture Claude R Wickard "is increasingly alarmed about the inability to get enough fuim labor to leech goals established for farm production this tear Wickard "gets moie alaimed day by day as a result of additional infoimation and developments in the matter of farm lathe lepoit added. bor, Before announcing its conclusions, the committee had studied Tile , Richmond music. bits The coroner ruled the coins, valued at about ? 13. wi re not a part of Corralls estate and must he returned to the hospital. Whole Darned Family Now In The Service two-thir- good locals $13.00-14.2- $13.75 down; medium heifers $11.25 s odd feeders to good slau-fnt- to $13.50; few common down to $9 00; medium to good cows $11.00 to $12 00, canncr to -common mostly $6 50 to $10.00, few E'AIR LAWN. N J March 5 rough canners down to $5 00 and beit l'i Joseph Bmgel will be inductto $12 00, good ed as a private al Fort Dix. N J . low ; bulls $1100 few $16 00 down. tomorrow, his wife has enh.'ted in vealers scarce, not the WAACs and is awaiting call. I ulHOGS: 350. slow, market ly established, early bids and Rod their pet dog. Butch, will join 10 to 20 cents the dogs for defense oi g iinzat ion. indications around than lower average; Thursday's family. That's the entire bulk bid and few sales $15 00 on best iso to 250 lb weights, few to Hi out shipments at 815 10 not rep- A und-- " scntalive of markfi; iso lbs $14 00 to $1 50, over 250 Ptoeks, firm in moderate trading 4 25; ,m'i quotable In.,. 14 Bonds iiiiiiilatly higher build $13 00 to $13 50. Curb stocks u I oguliii ly higher. MIEEP: 1 420, no early sales, Silver cm hanged. odd small lots good trucked-iCotton up to l1. cent lowir; imbs late Thin xday steady nt $14 00 Wheat , to $14 25. itorn um hanged at ceiling. )1 PACE TAAI, Seeds for Sale Major Loop Baseball Will Survive War 'i - Man h ' P .hihi in Kills, infield .star of the i a innvic-lii'i plans ixpiessed his 'ml ij Mr. I major le ignc base-ili-- i il! Mill sun e the war and ! Biook-iin 'I Iti noli Kukey of thewhom he Budgets ami others ud ne talking nut of turn ' ' Hast hall is gicng to he all right", , tt f - ' oltl Evers, who has been the i unfilled to Ills apartment for si wri" ' t! months following a sfmke last 'I teel that someAngus', .said S' v , ", ' thing is going to he done nhout it a think Washington wants baseball e tn go ahead r.ualwcd on his right side, the I', pno man of the tannins Tinkers-tS IN i i nice mfiehl eomhin-- a I 12 ? m of the Clin ago Cubs talked F . with difficulty ' "Whi re the hell would people go if lheie weren't tiny baseball" m- Back line in i cel Johnny "Why. you hear ,no bti ng more fellows m the game say this m e,l, food 1,,n t vegt and til it about what s going tn hapi. ing ik id f r planting pen to haseh ill g. i dons. 'Fiery time I pu k up a paper I.iamh Kukey is shooting off lus ABOUT HUKES MORE If theies anything to be mouth said it should come from commissioner Landis, not fiom the others lies the head man and he should II Fiom ((.'unturned 1itgi do the talking. I haven't gut anything against and dipuinieiit.il di ni uuK ,tie at Kukey I like him But 1 don't an nil tine high. think he oi the others should make 2 Then Is no huilgit.il. v conlook worse than they are. trol m the st. .lo "tno budgetary things "Bisehsll is going to stick", lie control offiier is meiely f lion "Why, people huve to i Inis repeated. I'm eertiun have some amusement that there are going to be enough players in the majois to keep them even in slide of the diaft and la mg the going, all that " Sen 1 1 -- w y v Hi f It r 'il f 1 o k- ;,'! " "tf s . )) fls ( of m the Utah is past. thing Rich lids thundered 'Weir delea 'lt Jikili gated mu powers to and now he wants even to take ovt r tin atioiney gencials offu e This last ihaigc was a ictirin e to the goiirnor's handling of a finanie i 1 - Attack goiei mnent a onimiuSion-deteetii- ency investigation of the traveling expenses ot Auditor Ri,se M Reese Rn hards hoped that the h. ms' members would pass reorganization bibs opposed by the governor He said he nad ill awn mother finance bill to n plat e the one lulled in the home visioning and would permission to lntrodiue it in tin' sen.de He sud that members of tile finance lomnussion had conferred with him on tin' new measuie nnd all weie fully agreed on it "except that Di. Jekyll' dovv nst urs." ami When Richards finished the senate and its gallery still gasped, Dawson rose, like Richards on personal privilege, and said he endorsed for the minority Senator Ru hards "everything said. Meliche then took the floor to commend both Richards and Hnpkm for their stand, saying the Republicans "came here to correct some of the mistakes of the past two years. he appreciated said Dawson Democratic cooperation with the Republicans on the senate-passejoint resolution to cieate a joint a committee, budget legislative move opposed bv the governor. Maws only defender during the verbal oubreak was Sen. George M. Miller, D., Price, who said "I am proud of the governor because he gave the axe to the finance bill." He accused the Maw oppon- ents, in effect, of crying "sour senate-approve- ' bought-and-paui-f- ROTC South Cache FF A RIFLE Awards Presented inter-sehn- Viitnry certificates, awarded by the llyrum Lions club to Future Farmers of America members for their contribution to the increased food production progam during the past year, have been won by Anhder, Elwood Nielsen, Seymour Nielsen and Dawayne Rich-maaccording to Leo C. Nielsen, president of the club. Advisors of the South Cache high are H. F. si hool F F Andersen and Ray Cannon. Thev also received citation for their leadership. m producing butter-fa- t pork, beef based on the projects of candidates in producing butter-fa- .t pork, beef cattle, sugar beets, vegetable gardens, and in the repair of farm Four other members machinery. from Wellsville and College will receive their certifutes at the Wellsville Lions club meeting to be held at Wellsville March 10. They are Dale Leatham, Norvil Hansen, La-- I Dell Haslam and Lorin Olsen. ag- e La-Va- rr d a-- ROTC sharp-shoote- j Stamp, Bond Sale Conducted In Stores BE SURE OF A PERFECT FIT d The sale of war stamns and bonds, sponsored by the Womens Division of the Victory War Stamp each is conducted Committee, Saturday by patriotic women and girls who sell stamps and bonds from the following stores: J. C. Penney, Tingwalls, Scars Roebuck, F. W. Woolworth, C. C. Anderson ani last' week a new store was grapes. Before the senate meeting, the added, Ben Franklin, Filled books are accepted and appropriations committee contmu- ed its study of means of raising bonds given in return. Bonds are biennial expenses but failed to also sold at the booths. According to Mr. L. K. Baugh, chairman of reach a decision. The house passed a bill by Rep the committee, there has been an Val H. Cowles, L) , Pruc, which increase each week in the sale would change to the first and of stamps and bonds. She suggest-fourt- h Tuesdays in June thejed for Logan citizens to make a dates for the Utah primary and prailice of purchasing their ten cent each Saturday primary elections. Time i,irMrs. per was little opposit ion Baugh is chairman of the stamp committee, Mrs. Erie John- son is in charge of the sales, and Mrs. David Burguvnc Is chairman of the Womens Unit Victory War Stamp and Bond division. The following people were at the stores and Capitol theater recently: At the Capitol Sunday, Ecb. 14. were Helen Baugh and SALT LAKE CITY. March 5 Dorothy Simpson and on E'eb. 21, H'li Utah stat repiesentatives Peggy Thorpe and Kathryn Hill; wondered if Rep. Frank Mozley. at C. C. Andcrsons, Barbara Ann R.. Salt Lake, wasn't going to carry his arguments a little too far late yesterday when he unexpectedly appeared with a shotgun and umbrella. Their fears were allayed, howthat ever, when he announced these were weapons of offeure and defense against several pigeons that had flown into the house chambers through an open gallery window. unThe pigeons, meanwhile, mindful of the threat to then safety, continued their flight about the room until attendants shooed them away. ' regu-runo- YOUR ENTIREiFAMIIiY Is-- What Are equiped dairy barn, lOl'K $17,000. FITTING! ff i: w 11? n ' North Main Mrones 99 ma4 magic eya of our china fell you if your shoes fit youi Perhaps you hava no trouble in! but do you! fitting your feat know if your shoos fit? or do you ' order by number f and I take ch sneo? At this store you see,! before youbuy,! how snoes fit j That's the modern way to fit shoesa It takes but one misfit .V. to start foot troubles . T. with our at no extra cost equipment you and I can see the exact sizei and shape YO'JR foot needs Come in at your earliest conveniJ ence, take advantage of the only correct way to buy shoes. I Your, feet may need correction. Bring the children. Don't take a chanco ordering shoes by number or depending on the measuring stick Th e op- Shoe Fitting, priceless service, ot no cost , , . assures every member of the family a perfect k a ftting. Real Estate Problems? L. H. DAINES LAND BROKER H- -i 1 ... portunities to help a victory and give you financial opMrtinilty. 150 acres of choice hay, grain, and meuilow land. Modem brick home, and a well 1 RAY NEEDS s o Joseph F SATURDAY vic-to- iy Scathing March 5 h it Guffey, D, Pa., self-p- i olessed 100 per cent new dealer, took the budding fouith term issue to congress today by ti llmg the senate "there is no A met man tradition which says that u good president cannot seive tour tel ms m the White House. "Today, ten years alter Roosevelt's fust inaugural, he said in Unsinkable William Clavbrook a speech extolling the chief execuof Chat lesion, W. Va., is a poor tive's record, "there are countless swimmer but is an ace floater. Ameiic He Cun icad, smoke and even iete, ci hold a weight mound eluded, who" say; 'Thank God for I ins neck without sinking. iioosiielt! Aniencans, Guffey told the sen-- ( ate, "Judge our presidents by what I they do and what they are, keep thiru and get rut of them to suit! oui selves, not to suit the convetl- TO MEET icnce ot party ambition or polities as usual " Of the lountlesa" Roosevelt Ameiuan Legionnaires of Uaihe suppoi tors, Gulley said, with the "iheir impatience alley will assemble in Logan chamber of commerce Saturday at 8 p. tricks and tunica, with the sneers' m to hear a spei nil message frnn. und jibes of paitisan opposition to olfuers of the state department, the picsidt ul is growing every in lording to I V Hess, command-e- i day. of Logan Post No 8 "They respect the congiess 'of "Members of all Cache posts, to- the United Mates but they do not are with requestauxiliaries, love it, except as it serves the gether ed to he present at the Saturday public vveln.re and promotes the mesMr Hess said The common defense. meding", sage of stale department officials is "They neither respect nor lovfe to Legion i onsidered important me jinny of the newspapers the " which lend themselves to the sniping of the ultra-ricplaying the same old HIGH SCHOOL game of business as usual, profits as usual, tax exemption as usual, with labor and let's get that TEAM EXCELS down riian out of the White House so we can make some money." Logan high school ROTC rifleThe United States faces a great men completed their as it did when now. crisis matches Mr Rooseveltjusttook his i umpetitum by winning inaugural from every hign sellout oath for the first time, said Gufteam in the stHte. according to MaGuf-- 1 Mrs. Emma fey, whose sister, jor W". H Killian, commandant. from committeewoman Miller, fey The team placed 17th in the Ninth was among those at service command This record com-- j aPennsylvania White House meeting Wednes- pares to a placement of 32nd in 1941 dpy at which some Democratic and 25th in 1942. Sergeant Dennis leaders suggested the president Curbed is coach of the team, which run again. national nussed intercollegiate Guiiey said the president vas match qualification by only 11 almost alone in warning against points. the coming axis war. Included among the what would we not give are Robert Jenson, Darrell if "Today, we had heeded Roosevelt's wain-- ( Smith, Vern Allen. Louis Fornoff, Musso-- i Vernal Bracken. Clifford Sorensen, ing and quarputined Hitler, Inn and Hirohito? he asked. George Sorenson, John Chnstiun-- 1 "We can remember, in 1939, how sen, Richard Haskins and Dave Roosevelt urged the congress to rePu hards main in session and amend the so- -, Budge and Alton Hall: J. C. called neutrality law. A nd we can Fenny. Roma Hailstone and Cleone remember, too, how the late Sen. Rich; Ben Franklin, Elvelyn Alley Borah of Idaho, leader of the Re-- I nnd Ruth river; Tingwalls, Helen publican isolationists, refused to ''irhaelson; Sears Roebuck, Joyce listen to the president end said he Blazzard and at E. W. Woolworth, had superior sources of inforYha-tio- n which assured him that there Joyce DeWitt and Mrs. L. K. would be no war. - . Baugh. L Washington, h . ! . i This modem dairy farm at Richmond will give you all the Glance 00-1- Y j Extolled i X fivt: Virtues of Roosevelt He Floats! Johnny Evers Thinks Buy a Farm and . MARKETS At .h U It WY. ?' : Ct ib Food Crop Prospects Seen Dark ' I 7A Si Sti'-- n ?J5T hi ' vi.mi)r Asiiist4sZ .laViriiiio-mrtwt- RECHOW-MORTO- N l' I " v i |