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Show & (aiHel Logan, Today j! BD YOUR TO SaL Jane Wilhers in Wild knD , WOaLY ' ? . Wed. Sonja Henls and Tyrone Power Jn THIH ICE BANK HITE THURS. SHARE BEAUTIFY DO YOUR SHARE YOUR TOWN BEAUTIFY TO YOUR TOWN rOLDME XXX SMil'H FIELD, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH, FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, lRgy. MRS. EMMA TRORKLEY fljWTYFAIR DRAWS IUNY GAGHE PEOPLE WINS REOO&mOH 3 DURING W GLU3 DELEGATES TO PARTICIPATE IN DAY RUN 1937 NUMBER 40 MINING CONFAB HELD UTAH STATE OPENS AT SALT LAKE FLATS NEW DEAL POLICIES HUGE PURSES ATTRACT DOORS OH FRIDAY MANY EXHIBITORS TO The following is a letter sen STATE FAIR the Sentinel telling of the achieve-t) I.jsn Registration at th. Utah RIG UTAH STATE FAIR flic greatest crowd in the history ment of Mrs. Emma SiMlv who Thornley, Agricultural college will be- county fair attended at recently entered one of her 4 poms livest.vk ! 1 Agriculturl-ts- , grower., th. in a contest sponsored by the Cioiwn ..untie, have indioated that th Ok opening day, Monday, September nni horticulturists, also were reported Publishers & Record crowd iirn'inibers of FarmFuture and also. two other days Dear to the ers of American itrganiz.itious will rodeo events, GxhRrits, displays, It .divide thousands of dollars in cash enter-dine- d concessions and Bone racing awards at the annual Utah state the spectators. The communiTuesday morning. fair iipening Sivteiulcr 25. and the industrial section con-tunsnt was A special committee iwsigned by ! j A0? ty booth following poetry, accepted for pubThat competition will be keen In attclub in 17 reaolutuns cad produce exhibits especially adopted Dr. E. G. Peters., n, presid-lication in the Crown Anthology of the all the event for exhibitors is cevisitors. racted of Verse ar because of the abuiulnnt crops rtain announcCommunity booth winners contemporary This means fair visitors j this year. C. J. Professors the judges. ed by TCe publication 'will Ih given ample opportunities me poetry wa project achievemcnis and to parti-- ; Combined Metals Reduction company Rogenien and Orval Stark, of U. S. a result of the authors to see and inspect Utah products in clab features. Judging coh-- 1 official, condemning proposed wsee-i- n participation cipate A. C. were: Providence, firt in the a goO.OO prize poetry contest tests in livestock, of field, range, garden and orcha:d hour laws. Collcrops, forestry, luge community competition; in perhaps larger quantities than GROWN PUBLISH-- j poultry and home economics will op-- 1 y wncSnTudeclared a Snyder that the in wage-hosmaller ege first place vo ume ever before at a state fair, and In contain the en the program on September 25. standard would decrease 7V18; division with Smith field end empkyee work of this countrys j Saturday afternoon activities will in- representative unsurpassed qualities earnings, raise production costs and Qukston second in the two classes, du standing contemporary Farmers and oivhanlists will compoets. The elude the style dress revue where the decrease productions of minerals, wpeetively. inclusion of the authors work is aU-for cash prizes totaling nearly pete will The m.del in complete CjS-- I convention adopted resolutions girls Cue of the largest crowds to attdistinct sign of merit and literary tumei they have made, the opening' condemning high $1300 in the field crop division, fruit government end the rodeo filled the bleachers and vegetable departments. IVoiuo-er- s , of the boys and girk demonstration ditunes, attacking attendant high performances Airing the afternoon of grains, sugar beets and the The Crown (Andiology of Verse contest, and the judging of liveitack taxes, particularly that an undistri-and all three days. Two of the pers- will he am like will divide $400, with $500 at the market for general other Much interest is buted surpluses, government oompe-bein- g exhibits. onnels, Steve Ilickok and Dean distribution in take for winners in the fruit rucnoted in connection with the tition in industry, attempts to at early Spring, Bright, were injured. tion. A total of approximately $300 which time the editors will announce and fitting couiesis in distribute wealth by taxation, A team belonging to Jonathan N the will he warded successful exhibitors swine and aaecp, Mr. Murray trol of wages and hours by gae-saiprize winners. Smith of Benson won the medium of vegetables. Additional The authors literary efforti have sweepAnimals entered in this activi- - eminent control of industry, feder- might horsepulling contest with 2600 already achieved publication in tbe stakes and special prises are also will shjw the results of good care, al regulation concerning ty pollution posndi drawn 25 feet six inches; offered. Utah seed growers will win following periodicals: good training and good grooming, of streams, and any sjfetera of leaa-Th- e of Clinton, neond, John Draayer about $100. and dressing de-.- ii mineral hinds as a.substitute for j Hilltop Magazine killing fTcislsTaw poultry renovated mi 2600 pounds, 24 feet three inches; With nearly $5000 awaiting winDeseret News monstration and the log wing ran- - the present system of locating claims more space ners in tho varicu divisions of the th builJ giving third, Tom C. Naegle, Cornish, 15 and Herald Jounral. test will interest fair visitors late issuing patent. feet eight indies and fourth, Hector of livestock department, growers The following is a brief biographic Saturday afternoon. The convention favored: and swine Flynn, Layton, 2500 pound weight horses, cattle, sheep, A include ketch of the author: currency with metallic base of Sunday, September 26, will 16 feet one inch. poultry ore evincing great interest Mrs. Emma Thornley was bom a Service, a new fea- - both gold and silver and diacontin-tur- e Sunday Premium prizes were awarded to in f in the riming fair. Exhibitors uanee tbe club of of the fair schedule. Time present policy of buying England, but at an early age she ill winning livestock representatives. came to Utah with her beef cattle will have opportunities to parents. She will also be allowed for the mem- - newly mined metals, adherence to First place winners in dairy cattle win about $1800. Those showing the lt hcr Nation in the Salt bers to visit points of interest in the policy that taxes should be best dairy cattle will divide nearly competition follow: ied only for raising revenue, contin- Lake City. Lake City schools. Her special inGrand champion bull, George H. terest was $2700. Frizes totaling $100 are awaitnance of of p the of health contest, always per-The music, in which she rec pretent system tioderson, Richmond; junior champ-i- n eived special ing winners in the swine division. centage depletion for allowance for Later she rim ary interest to the rural training. Five divisions in the sheep exhibull, Leslie Petersen, Trenton; came to Smithfield where she has visitors will begin the Monday, SepL ' mine income tax reductions, a .pay will compete for more than $500 senior champion bull, Mr. Anderson; bits since resided. Although born in a 27, program, according to Mr. Mur- as you go system of financing the in cash awards. The poultry departNelson, foreign land, she is truly a Utahn. ray. The demon.-tratio- n bull, Andrew cuntest for social aecurity act instead of the ment uffers rash prizes of more than College ward; aged bull, Mr. Anders- In her later years she has turned boys and girls will also continue until present policy of accumulating $100. In addition to the regular defederal aid in on; senior yearling bulls, Vance her interests toward writing. Some cnes, constructing evening. awards various associations Benson, partment as roads, primarily serving mining Newton; as well junior yearling of her finest work are pcems of Exhibits in the are prizes of several hunproviding regis-keenbull calves, nature and the West which she has bulls, Ur. Petersen; be of and the will tricts, ahnplificaton state fair departments the cattle, sheep and in dollars dred George Noble, Amalga; aged cows, learned to love. observed by the delegate. trjrton program under the securities horse divisions. Thsin Brothers, Benson. art. Lake City. Salt in visit during their Very truly yours, Th6 horse department offers apreolutkns followed cows, Plowman Broto the fair program j Convention CROWN PUBLISHERS The $1000 to be divided amdeliv-Sa- lt proximately tenor Smith field; the thers, the of closely speeches Editor by be will a Edward Uhlan, banquet sponsored is the draft horse, winners the four-da- y ong convention. on ered the cows, Plowman Brothers, Smithfield; of Commerce during ooo Lake and breed standard thoroughbred, An- - Mining heads were almost unanimous senior yearling, Thsin Brothers, BenMonday evening, September 27. I Arne: Scan divisions. CLARKSTON saddler Supervisin and their Andrew son; junior calves, spending Nelson, opposition nuncements of achievements office at the Utah State this department, the eighth College ward; heifer calf, George S. of award will be high and tax policies of the New DML.JJtadtum college lwfore Septem-ligh- ts ed by presentation a held club very The state fair huree pulling match annual Peppy whch measure Deal New Noble, Amalga; senior champion, of the evening. Special guest Only wi1 renter Jg tea achievement Saturday of $1000, with additsuccessful I stake a offers Dr. ed Bupportwas the Securities Act. Thsin Brothers, Benson; graded herd speaker for the (program will be priljay wbile transcripts coming ional cash awards for drivers showat the home of Mrs. Emma G. Bu- Adam Andrew Nelson, College ward; breedS. Bennkm. between September 18 and 24 must ing the best horsemanship. wa tton. The following program ers young herd, Mr. Noble; breeders Mining on Saturday, Miss club conducted Of interest to Utah women i the president by that.. ted value of the act, but calf herd, Mr. Noble; get of site, DP) led by Miss THREE WARDS TO HOLD Jardine: Venice that the department of needle Singing fact amendbe clauses its odminirtrative Thsin Brothers, Benson. on demonstration a adn cj. iking is offering cash Butts work rs; ed. PRESIDENT GRANT First place in hor-:- e exhibitions Faun was given by Ed- M I A OPENING SOCIAL awards a pattern on totaling more than $1490. amunent to favorable altering Nearest folloir: Thoroughbred, Joseph P. Perare There Griffin and Venice Jardine; readna many awards for winners the New Deal was a speech by W. HOME of RETURNS kins, Preston, Idaho; aged stallion, Looosle and Wanda Wanda consisting of 12 pieces displays by Lake Salt W. ings City Attorney, Ray, X N. Butler, Trenton; aged stand21, September night, Next and dozens for inwere Tuesday needle by of talks work, given Relaanalysing the Wagner Labor ard mares, John Bateman, Logan; Godfrey; our Bessie for Mrs. and dividual exhibitors. The various classwill be the opening night Thompson tions Act. He emphaseixed, however, American saddle stallion, Dan Star, and Archilious Archibald. MIA. A in es include table linen, luncheon sets, be Rasmussen be will given that his speech was intended to program colt, Ivan Logan; standard one-yeMiss Tasso gave a short talk and each ward act centerpieces, larnps, bedroum linen, Afthe an dissertation oclock. 8 an objective promptly at Willmnre, Logan; grade stallions, e achievement pins to nted pillows, rugs, fancy a quilts, hand-mad- e applicability to mining, mantaining Wie Smith, Benson: heavy draft and ladies infants d girls. Refreshments ter the program the Three wards art neutral childrens, the bags, ovth to regard postion leidwgs, Jodie Smith, light draft and crochet work, in a big opening dance at Act's knitting combining garments, desirability. Amalga; ( teldings, George W. in the held a so-i- al orelderly ladies work and cooking. lied by Senator William King, D., junior high with a five-piedraft geldings, The last named includes canned fruits tabernacle. Opening sing- chestra to furnish the music. Utah, a convention guest, delegates e' jams and vegetable taxes jellies, in led by Eunicc Ravsten; talk that in an concurred opinion smith Each member of the ward is invitItUiiigs, Benson Thornley, Cash swards for exhibitors in the Children" by Mrs. Phyllis spenWilliam ed to the program and to become resulting from high government min, field; heavy draft mares, reasection total nearly $2200 club Thora Buttars; Mn ding laid an unfair burden on dies, llyde Park; light en. duc Ella a member vf their ward mutual by special prizes in cash, many plus their fee for the MIA year. ing. More than and merchandise. aares, Douglas Wnght, paying snd Mr. his the trips, parents Monday with Delegates joined in deploring all three-yedraft mares, G. A. Gusta- - Mrs. Promptly after the programs $1500 will be piesmled winners in of threat aa a debt Albert Godfrey. national are invited to the big dance at the rising draft mares, America Future Farmers of vtion, Logan; two-yeMiss Laura Dahle who is employinflation or drastic taxes. Iran Woodward, Franklin. high gymnasium. The dance the junior amth n. The imiu tri tl arts departspent Lake City, Salt ed in Ben-u-rn is free to everyone. ment offers approximately $340. Ruckling celts of draft stock, week end with her parents, Mr. amij HEALTiTCMTEST matcooo best Smithfield; Thornley, The keen competition in every deDahle. N. J. Mrs. hed teams, Downs Brothers, Smith-fiels..n and Burt Mrs. Joseph partment will bring out tbe very iKIWANIS Mr. and CHOSEN WINNERS Alvin in j heavy stock horses, eff rls of the men, women and few a days jbest Lavell, spent Bair, Richmond; light stock horses, and Air. of homo CONSTITUTION youth of Utah, thus assuring excepat the marking that he has L. W. Ricks, Logan; boys ponies, visiting tion ally Tine exhibits. On a par with half indeed the W. is since G. Thompson. Smithfield passing Mrs. The City of younger Keith Johnson, Lewu.ton. on returned there wi'.l be ;he entertainment felt he Griffiths AtMiss Learta honored in having Miss tury mark. Grant laid In the Future Fanners of America where foir visitors in a myriad of The Kiwania club menibors enterLake City, Salt Mr. and bed rested, from of fre Bslnchard, daughter Saturday and the greatest grandsecre-(Risetained their wives at dinner Monday concesskins his competition, the following winners ghc has been employed. and was He accompanied by Juinor and Mrs. Asael D. Blanchard, of evening at the Smithfield we announced: Purebred calves ov- Mrs. tary, Joseph Anderson. His daughter, stand haw ever staged by a state and nd jjrfc Keith Archibald Mr. of son with High a rodeo tr one year, John Thsin, Benson;! Lloyd Thcurer, Cache named aa winners in Mr. Lucy Grant Cannon, and Misa fair. The big show includes pen a few days . Clerk was the speaker Leonard Olsen, one combined. Dahle. Sehml .. under circus purdbred calves represent-preseand re-- 1 both A. will yeir, C.'uuty Clarissa Bresley, Mn Joseph N. contest. health They ooo Lake of the evening, and musical numbers the Floyd Israelson, North Logan; grade Mutual Im-Ic1on jin(iie or Salt the County at the State Fsir Ing the Young Womens violinMr. , Smith, wives over one year, Glen Nelson,? with Alary Auj.-iationmade were the AUSTR L1AN MISSIONARIES alio given by w(.fk end Salt Lake City and everyone piwveinemt acSmithfield; grade calves under one TO HOLD REUNION AT S. L. ist, with Lucilo Itoylance as thorn success and a European trip, but remained in the jj, in wishing joins business. church on Russell Jenkins snd companist. For, Lyle Isnclsen, North Logan.l East time. most enjoyable j tlie A genuine old time get together .. Winners in the classes follows eoo0f . pan(.rort. Idaho, spent Alice Mias f rmer ;i.i si. narics and friends and of Mrs. West . with June Miss Registered Holstein, over one yvar.l vjaitins here the LDS Busof the Australian Mission will be Ferris Hillyaxd, Smithfield; register-- . are attending Ashton purt. held Saturday, Ccluber 2, 1937 al d Holstein, under one year, Bud entertained Salur- - iness college at Salt Lake City. wia K the Capitol lull Ward Chapel .(Near w.r ui ine : mKvnieiiv Califor- era, Benson; grade Holstein over jured Beptember 2 at Tver Loila. to Boice Jardine, of Clarkston, Utab state Capitol Bui'ding) in Salt M year, Glen Nelson, Smithfield; Looslc and Eunice Ravsten. RefreshLake City at 9:00 p. m. Splendid nd grade Holstein under one year, ments were served. short program and plenty of time Glen Nelson, Smithfield. Dahle and son, Robert, suffered scalp wounds and a June Mrs. renew acquaintances. Be Theie to The heavyweight horse pulling con-wa few days with hcr parents, back. be Seein you. spent Well owned Benby won by a team Mr. Itoskelleys scalp was operain Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Nephi ooo John Draayer, Clinton. rccov- He 8. s The team the of ted upon September y. Rnylanre, manager j. ftm. 2000 e be expected, i Smithfield Implement Company, rec-Hwighrd 3660 pounds and pulled When yrtir car needs greasing and Mr. and Airs. Frank Shumway of ering as well as can Pounds a distance of 27.5 feet Sec-- d will be moved to Los Angeles enty returned from a 7,000 anile the oil changed let us do it for you the home of at savelLogaii were to gucsts absolutely guarantee place went to Jonathan Smith, as soon as be is able to travel buying trip spending 21 days, vis- - with genuine Conoco Germ Processand Mrs- - Charlc ShumWy Benson, whose team weighed 8515 yol mow. Joit ooo iting most all of the larger cities ed motor oil and Conoco Greases. for Founds and pulled a distance of 25.7; week paid SlMlu prices WANTED: the Highest spent nnj manufioturing centers in the Phone Kd. 2 we will call for and Venna Myler srtsk. Drain that Ry Thaln, Benson, third, 37o0 finest lubricant milk coke and tanners in trade on East. didiver your car. We carry a stock in Fielding. visiting MOSK u oil made he stated tete lance Soil that Mr. " Refrigerator. a of Hobbs and Willard batteries. DiaK.7 tort; fourth, Ray of Westinghouse O. L. Taylor nolor Adv. some roll Dmyor. Cliuloii, aj25 pound free, tor fro. ITARRIS APPLIANCE CO. In CUrtoton. , exceptional buys for his store mond Tires nnd Roe rebuilt tire.. u Thura.hr k and reported he will amlinue to save We also have some 623 secund-hand-e- d ud. tom, I7A foot C3r. P,d tin. Jmph K. Tudten- . . ete OLD PIGS the WEEK Tudd8 RALE: FOR d Mr.. Ml people of this territory money on tires, cheap, for your automobile 'V. huru, Mr. Mrs. Zina Hall visited with Miss you will ""J1" of AND FOTOWOTOMH PLUMS. SEE the purchases they make at his well wagons. DINGIIAMS home the SERVICE, at Car. ham spent Sunday Ad. stocked store. Mariam Phillips and Mist Ella Hull GORDON ERICKSON. rfcitae No. 2, Smithfield, Utah. Ad T. H. , Mr. H,.. SaH Lake recently. oh,' " sAl hoine-A-ork- er 4-- II J nt ; ur com-Buni- ty ? i -- expen-recognitio- n. con-dair- y, d. 4-- H lev-Ss- 4-- H 4-- H ay dis-oth- er 4-- H ly Fbur-year-o- ld tbree-year-o- ld . amp 4-- H Tefrn ar ld 4-- U ar ;? ar OBSERVED WEEK d; Og-hn- ; cen-bigh- ly p:o-viil- ra fr n, ; , nt 4-- H at i J 4-- II -- ' as , I "I. Ad-oo- .u "" "J LSr;S "tleru MUS smSni. vd |