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Show s i IS ' TI0 ROBINSON KAV U H PALE KN TO rr ' m,- - H r ori-r L . l MTF.I) 1RF.SS Hntisli 2rul m my kes in pels offensive from hi hr ,di lined .xmithwe.sl ol HA ij K.(E (Continued from Page S J? lk i Sure To Vote at nor lar,. in i Tin 'ltl'l Fun, 'r i upsor gK trri h s b l.izur Ion man lu.il1 an (irmr I dil let en ir spen d t. ler b' II Jrwl i- gdk- - .Till mad jade sole. Utt MM w OS Church house. Amos Mrs Rartlelt. Phdlis Hunter. Nibley Recreation Hull. Ames, Mrs. Anna Hansen, ha? nf d in ('hni IdOKuii W (Tim Kelt, I 1 urs vilallv intrr tho vouth of our (otiniv, our jcrr.il si unm!, I think Hit niiiitv should i orprratr with nil inrnrits in Hit rtirhmi; ol oiiHi iuv, h rooprrat mi; in tho ronsIriHlion ol a niotlrl iMMr:itioi arta nt Hit l,ur lfoiutds, so th.it hi; tinit lo Inis, hurst shows, halt n.imo- - and timttv tdhor inlivitms niav ho had to rousiuur Ho h tsim Hiih nint h is suit to t omr in tin post win- period. To assist in tht roust ruction ol at skating ponds in thMoii nt parts ot tin t tmu- - o ties Follow lllK Hie Hie mom Harold Griffin, . Moon nol v Dioi pe and K II Bred Watkins. ikdtisrn 1! and Bob Mat tin 2 lh Hanson and tilui WinthiiiLion 11 A John and Aim 1mlti ,t Haii (Umstensen and K Iamdahl, U Dr ( I. K uol ill and I Helen Elizu-h- m t lor Dstrd el h Y cates. BARBS Tuesday! 1 (ros 1 SYLVESTER C. Must Be Requested Representative " ,i"' ' .a.. r no Ah i 11 (Paul Polit.enl Advertisement) BHaiYl financial LEWIS E. NELSON DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE i i -- '( e I : I I . ' 1" ii .i h 'i .3 chairman Cross and War Ixian drives. If elected, pledges to discharge duties of office in an efficient and impartial DISTRICT ATTORNEY manner. Will Political Advertisement) : nn yy ' -- 'Takes (Paid .''J dil Vote for Henry K. Aebiscber, July o . FOR m 1 to ' lro-gian- 1- '' fuilitis I'inn i ti i; alont. with ti t tl nads and ono of the funst agricultural rtioiis in tlm west will t;o l.ir to nuikt a lompT anti lNtftr ( ucln ctiimfv. 1 ANDERSON t To rooprrntt in tin Imild-inup ol tun ol tin liucst sktui anas in Hit inter mount ain west. stu-len- ts who is , r s, ty. n, Intersession Classes in - y Legume and Grass Seed Badly Needed 2.V jmi;-rti.if- i m Primary Election L Y -- Republican Ticket i Parker Newton COMMISSIONER Bit-to- i 5 1U1L For 11 K Tol 1. Hurrm. North Logan Recreation hall. Hill Itehl IJ Monte thet ('iou-leMrs Vella Seanums, E. K Nelson, and A iVteison. 2 Bull W. E. Nyman. K ards and M Kvaiis Hoales Paradise Tubing office John U nh Fills ami ( Bidding!) nn Welch. James II. McMurdie, Dougand .l.u U Younj,, 2 Ball Mu ton Wing Commander J. E. Johnson, las Price. RAF. above, is putuied just Ad mo and and Mike Horn, h School house. Providence Be K after shooting down In, 32ml 0 Ball ('lire and U Olspn, Hansen, Mrs. Ernest Muugh-aenemy aircraft to tie the woild Borter, Total, H A. E Allen. ace record held by Gioup CapBreston Fnlerno md rr 2 VI Un tain Malan. and Fryer, H Holton and Petersboro No. 1 Scnooi house. Kidmun, Orson Tilda Rowel! and Warr, 3 Poulson, Koselund, Total tl Garland Yonk. Ihislimdl Hollenht v; and Lai U Petersboro No. 2 -- Lulu Malm-berg- s Walker and Markley, 3 residence. George O. Jones, inpton, I Will Appreuale Roof and ('amnjton. 2 Lew and Mrs Orvul Hardy, John H. Burker. Morinson, 0 Total, 6 the Richmond No. 1 Police station. lly Verda Peart, A. L. Harris Mrs. Esther J.ewis. Richmond No. 2 Delbert Duce's Congress has given emph.it n L. KAY KOlllNSOV residence. Roy C. Funk, Delis Bal-lanut ice to the Nation's fiirmeis of New Yoi k clubman's wife k rt(.): s v. a. Alba C. Webb. the ri ideal need for harvesting granted a divorce And one of of anil Basement II River Heights these days lie grass hear about it. every pound of legume . e Tentative plans for a four week chapel. Walter Scholes, Mrs. Lew- seed possible by appioprmting 17 to to the intersession, July an additional $12,5iMl,000 August is Fuhiiman, Pete Griffin. Nothing is the best thing to do State IS, at Utah State Agricultural coli Smithfield No. - Library build- Agricultural Conservation hi a hurry. S lege were being drawn up this ing. James Monson, Frank Tidwell, to he used exclusively lo enSoul hern District An Indian farmer, 92. week by summer session officials M. T. Van Orden. courage the harvesting of these aged MercanSnnthfield No. he smokes 2.ri cigars a day. who reported that classes v ill be seeds, H E Larsen, memlicr of says (Taid Political Advertisement) If he gave them away he could taught only upon request of stu- tile , Co. George Mather, Pearl the Utah State AAA cnmnutleo, dents. Gordon, Gertrude Toolson. be elected sheriff. reported today. Several requests have been made Town hall. Hedvig Trenton To assist farmers in expanding for a class in modern drama . . . Bingham, Mrs. Ray Hansen. their harvest into the marginal Ame-ica- n and and hall. Wellsville No. 1 European, British, Experienced lawjer Ectes of legume and grass seeds City . . . taught by Ira N. Huvward, Charles N. Maughan, Thomas H. and encourage them to leave availprosecutor. assistant professor of English, if Stuart, Hyrum Woodward. able acres of seed instead of cutTwenty-fiv- e years genera sufficient number register. PerWellsville No. 2 City hall. Mrs. ting them for hay, the AAA's $3 30 al practice and six years as sons interested will meet Monday, Oliver Bailey. Nellie Leishman, per acre payment for harvesting County Attorney. July 17, at 9 a. m. in 316, library. John A. Leatham. grass and legume seeds will apply Students wishing a sophomore house. to the entire acreage harvested A loyal Democrat, coni .. Meeting Young Ward : p-sI V class should consult Mrs. Ray E. Jensen, Alvin Jensen, under the practice, and a special composition and Professor tributing Mrs. Allen Olsen. Hayward. payment will be made on a pound moral support to the parRequests have been made for Logan No. 1 Mrs. Anna P. Wil- basis for red clover, alfalfa, and in courses business and political son's residence, 364 South Main. alsike clover. Previously the AAA ty. U K-r ps. science and anyone interested W. G. Clark, Clistie Johnson, Mrs. practice payment had been limitMember L.D.S. church. 'v4 t should make requests early this E. G. Earl. ed to 25 acres per farm, Mr. LarWorld War Veteran. week, according to the summer No.' 2 Sixth ward hail. sen explained. . 4 ? Logan Member Kiwanis Logan V session officials. The special payment rutes are George Dunbar, Leiand Hansen, Courses tentatively and definite- Mrs. Fred Haglund. club, past President of club 3'4 cents per pound t cleaned and past Lieutenant Govly given will be listed on the bulLogan No. 3 Second ward hall. basis) for alfalfa and alsittt.f To letin board in the main 'hall Fri- Ida H. Smith, Ada VVahlstrom, be eligible for the special payment, disernor of Utah-ldah- o day. William England. seed must be sold to a dealer, 'or trict, Kiwanis InternationThe following courses will defNo. 4 Third ward hall. it not sold to a dealer must - be Logan al. initely be taught and others will Kate Mortimer, Parley Savage. cleaned and tested. The producer be added upon request of students: Public spirited. Logan No. 5 Woodruff school. must submit satisfactory evidonee keen interest in war work. Physics. 22, nutrition 5a, hygiene Mrs. W. A. Budge, Arthur Bdti to the county AAA committee, ' Mr.' Larsen said. ' son, Mrs. Glen Worthington. in Red and health, and psychology. Ward Logan No. 6 Courthouse. Con- DEMOCRATS i 1 Ilerald - Journal- HENRY K.AEBISCHER m Hid I PTDsonl'nn fjolrct4 (Toll .tnd (mmiv t ii muniicd over ihe Kl Mont. lull Ki Id II wlult nun loom s Sum) n up tllo toglit pi. i t t Id to nn p h the Bn Pn ii m o s of Hi iiiaio fit s Mio 1it.iv The doll hie- - lit .idei lcn proved to he a Inin paitnip, mts as will as Hie Kv Thoi pe, tom ii nnt'iil thin min -- Vl NOTICE TO ALL ii ward Lena THe Lon m, Btah, Monday Evening, July Id, Proves Big Success Kar-ir- Third ward Lewiston No. 3 chinch house. Lelia Westover, L. V Marler, Elva Buttars. Millville Church house Martin Olsen. Mrs. Parley Jessop. Andrew Iverson Mention City hull Floyd Hardman, Mrs. Marjorie Bird, Oliver Taylor. Home of Mrs. Mt. Sterling Thomas Lindley. Lelhu Lindley, Mis. Lyman Maughan, Della D. eam-pau;- !1g Second 2 i 1 Am . No. Lewiston Nielsen. Impel Clayton Holt, Henry Hodges. plans fm the two week and hiking trip into the oi riser heart of the Rrulger pi motive area sponsored by the physical Ht Utah dipartmcnt Kl ss First White Russian education etuis smashes through to east State AgrnulUiril college were haiiK nf Rug river and hattles foi being made today by Professor H R Hunsaker, who indossing into Germany s gosern-m- i vited Cache Valievdim tor, to take people in of Roland while general other femes drise deeper into the hike. Any person over IT years of age Lithuania and Latvia in maren who can pass a physn al examinaR dtie tion is eligible to take the i r M.t a invnean troops smash tup to the Wyoming lake fuui nvlts beyond Volteri.i after (Otinlry 'Von need not he a good 'r i r hi lu.i k out post Iwkci In take the Hip he i mi sc the hi fore av o no gioup will only hike five miles a dav expl lined Profess.. i lluil-sakII H Wav pntd fur new nunt in air blows iainst Japan Fvcry type of outdoor person with Miinpletion of Saipan will find an opportunity to fish in brinin Tokyo and Hnlip the t lear lakes and to hike to the pint . within boutbt r rarpp various mountain pinks net ot .ling lo the hike dire.toi The excellent 1K U K Hundreds of British means a haul for even the Lam .later homht rs sweep over lishing wor.t fisherman, any novae can northern hi tme. appaiently m cati h fish in the Wyoming lakes on lohot bomb installations Millers who do not have equiptnd hit enemy t ommunieations ment may obtain complete outfits d Norm tndv hattlefront Irom Roy Si oula who have participated in Rrulger hikes. Professor Hunsaker pointed out. Fee for the hike is $11 for who desire lo receive i redit It ifilainly isn t too nuieh for for the laboratory ionise and $K I'm le Sam to ask so little from for hikers without college credit. u. In help our hoys overseas give mi mm li Wai Hands' Huy nu r Too many people apparently think pn mi grounds are stations foi waste paper collections -- j Golf Show Sunday Leda Pond lib-le- ,. Logan Doubleheader 1) Eail Clem Rawlins, building Cun, inpmres Ktemlle Final inissrs on along tluee mill1 lumping um n ii iKim.ins urne , Ties RAF Acc I POLLING PLACES Join College Hike In Wyoming Area air I HERE'S MOKE ABOUT Townspeople May The War In Brief appreciate your sup- port. KIEL rad AVIATRIX DIES WACO, Tex., July 10 tC.IDA Wasp test pilot. Miss Bettie M. Scott, 20, of Monrovia, Cal, was killed Saturday when her plane Mrs. Carlson, Frank William Nish. Andrews, Logan No. 7 Fourth ward ball. Garrett Dahle, Zulu Rich Cole, S. Wendenes. . Logan No. 8 German meeting crashed during a takeoff from the house. Mary Anderson, Joseph A. Waco army air field, air force Helen Hickman. Anderson, authorities said today. Logan No. 9 Seventh ward hall. Mrs. Job 'Larsen, Mrs. Helen M. Lowder, Hyrum Hanson. Logan No. 10 Whittier school. John Q. Adams, Preston W. Pond, Orson Ryan. Logan No. 11 Tenth ward hall. Mrs. Marie Webber, G. Smith, Rachel Wadsworth. 66 ENTOMBED O., July 10 (U.R) BELLAIRE, A rescue crew today continued Shaft toward Sinking a three-inc- h a section of the burning Powhatan toal mine where 66 miners have been entombed since last Wednesday, but virtually all hope had been abandoned that any of the men might still be alive. H0 to 0MM1 know aspirin Just be sure to ask for St. Joseph Aspirin. There's none faster, nons stronger. Why pay more? World's largest seller at 1 Of. Demand .St. Joeepli Aspirin. V Fast acceleration cuts gas mileage as much as , THIS PRIMARY Drive at moderate soeeds; economical. On Under-inflate- IS VITAL! STANLEY N. CHILD Democratic Candidate for Governor want Utah to cooperate to aid this WAR and you want POST-WAfor your boys and girls in the service. WINNING TIIE WAR can be aided by the cooperation of Utah with the Federal Government Senator Child is an overseas veteran of World War I, he has a son in VOlJ R this war. ' d A dirty or neglected cleaner impairs engine performance. Have the inspected ad cleaned if air-clean- er necessary. . Let JOBS depend upon expansion of industry. For this expansion, we must have an EFFICIENT, HONEST State Government in which trust can be placed. POST-WA- R Knows Your Cor- - Your Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto or Chrysler Dealer Help You Care for it. the Man Who Suggestion to Repair Shops OUR BOYS THE GIVE US A LEADER OF INTEGRITY-GI- VE 20-3- 0 MP.lC is the most the highway, dont exceed 35 M.P.H. tires increase rolling resistance and tire wear! Check, tire inflation weekly. Dragging brakes waste gas! Keep brakes properly adjusted. For safety, have them relined if necessary. make sure your Have your car lubricated regularly oil filter is working efficiently. Replace if needed. Evaporation occurs faster in hot weather. Dont neglect the battery. Add water frequently as needed. ELECTION ' v J KIND OF GOVERNMENT THEY FIGHT FOR LET'S DOTE TUESDAY FOR SKEm Tune In Mojor J JOIN t 7-- 1 Chrysler Sponsored By These Parents of Servicemen: J HOGAN THOMAS C. HAND " D- HAMMOND ms- ALF GUNN - HE J KENDALL Harold reese S. RICH 20-3- 0 per cent. Accelerate gradually in fiist and second speeds. Quick starting and stopping wastes gns! Maintain even speed; anticipate traffic stops. JOHN LANGFORD PARNELL BLACK STANLEY DUN FORD J. J. WHITE DELBERT M. DRAPER F. P. CHAMP JOHN (JACK) R. SLATER LILA SWEETEN IRA HIGGINS AMOS BEVAN WALTER H. CLEAVES IJJ (Taid Political Advertisement) ? v t franchised Bottler: feptl-Ca- a, i I Pi,h':b Itland City, parti of any kind for Plymouth, Soto or Chrysler cars, tea tha handles that make. For Dodge see a Dodge Dealer. town and Hu Amatsvrs Thursdays, 9 P M , E ,T CSS Network ATTACK BUY MORE WAR BONDS 0 THE Parts Division Factory Engineered and Inspected Parts for ra52203S33BeO20 so 3 m going Pepst GEO. A. CRITCHLOW OSCAR W McCONKlE H. L. MULLIN' ER Corporation If you need Dodge, De dealer who truck parts - N. Y. Bottling Vo., Logan, t t. srfKbJi X mj'u J . v |