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Show A" .1 bi: riiMw gSW WfrfiMfe K SMlTimELn. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. FRIDAY. LOCALS tovher in VSmUhrJ" Ji A Federal Bureau f Entomology ,nd Mr. Bramley Firr vis--rf.the Plant l. Quarantine, as St .le wcri Sniithfield k City I ervisor SiS of Mormon cric- k- C Sup i tnr" in Utah. fori Sunday. c jy ! day- v- - PRIZES FOR MEMBERS Ethel MJes. Mrs. Alt Mrs. L1V11. MeOnn L Wednesday home. at at the af-.ll- n 1 . J'iusiteri n' 11 '!UI"rv TME SEM TIMES, at Jloiro. Ma. ''V0',,8!. SNAPSHOTS and Willian R. campaign, .,,-- , Mmt., will be in M nt ina- charge of the Wyoming Iftt, j S ii'e s'.incrvia-irI are: nAHel.iT I Tlumley, Logan. nyuming, Herbert Jensen, Towell. 1 Co!"1-'do- , Jl rnn 51. Ijyn-- r, Fort iliey, (11 s Id - i!i-- Keii , 1 Mnuiin:, Iizman. K. Evans, Boise. Orville B. Hitehcack, 1 Nevada, I.pp j Barge, Reno. Washington, Russell W. Nelson, Fuilnian. Directors for North and South Dakota hive not yet been selected and ut .hi state supervisor awaiting approval, Dr. Oregon is Wakcland said. The cuntrol projpet which opens April 1, replaces a works progress j administration project conducted lost , year. I 000 I CURRENT HISTORY AND 4-- YOU 1 You may can chicken now, and its good next winter. You can pvt hay in the bam, and its good next February. You ran put the cream check in the bank, and its more a year from w-i- ng today. But theres one thing you cant store. That's this weeks news. This weeks news is the weeks current his'.ory. Next week this news will be stale . Theres no way you can keep it in storage. If you wait until next week to turn in this weeks news it will then be old history. You, the correspondent, are the ( j ' I ' j , j 1 TO CONDUCT YAR ON Your newspaper i3 the current his- tory bnok. If you dont write that curren- - history while it is fresh, the Salt Lake City (UP Local ad- IfiOnlflOil are it never will ht written. visory boards in charge of federal Nothing else takes the place of graxing districts in Utah said today the country newspaper. In spite of Out temporary licenses for spring radio and rural delivery of big city and summer grazing along safe conservation lines will be rushed .,he country newspaper is to army of Mormon ! e;ng ne,V8?apers are ,BUPreme. ln ns coverage of the home completion within the next 15 days. completed by offieia's f tS The country newspaper community. The district 2 board will convene Bureau of pntomolivry. alone gives the intimate daily record here April 4; district 3 on April 11, Dr. Claude Wakelml, her.il of the of vour neighbors and ( t Fillmore, and District 4 at Cedar!i Federii-sponsore- d criiket ciitr-- 1 im,. Your newspaper depends upon you fZ.7 8City on April 7. ,)f h:7 get the news of yo, community Other distirits have already ti'ld rcirrs lt supervisors and seven state U upon you to give its rea- djpen seufami. h" -bann!t. 'll urrent :tory of '"jdeiA your I It is estimated that between approved. borhood neK ud 400 temporary permits wT t-Tlic .nmpai-- n will bn in Yw vr his'nrian of . meed in 10 western states, and that hn"i. If vou dnnt Org-mUtah, yo,,r hb. lioenscs thin sltimjtcly 20,030 Nevada. Colorado, M :ntnn;i, Wvom- - write it else lose rth S1,d S"Uth thi ieok. We op- onP JrtunVty in? and 'ZiK '? hand,-- of the enrket hordes annually p .Mmitv W1"ier gMfm? be lost forever, nnu wojwo cattle, sheep, horses dnmaTo to crans. Picas phone 22 or 77 and better on federal range. C. Wilford Shockley, of the Bitter still, bring it to our office. NOW AVAILABLE 25. 1938 Collins. clubs of tli- state arc giiing with new cn'liusiniii f r bci'i'v (in Brenda Van Oralen an$ and more than skin dorp, h is The aiissca at planting and friend fl.len Mile enterlaiaeJ landscaping their home MIow-th- e Miies home Tusday niglit giuunds. MIA program. Many fine examples of wh .t dub members can do may be seen .hni-oErie Gordon and the country. They are .guided Mr ud Mrs. spent Sunday at Hyrum in the work by plans and .u.lines ffiinf with relative and friends. supplied by the State Extension Servile which are designed tu the Santa Fe, most lasting and attractive give Mn. V. R. Bennion of effects. here with her The outlines are distributed bv Couii Kew HexieOf is visiting R. V. Larson. Mrs. ty Agents and Local Leaders.' gather, Over 150,000 boys and girls carMill Margaret Douglas, cashiei at ried on such work last year, which misfortune is expected to be increased At Bits Theatre had the through to break her ankle Tuesday Evening. incentives offered far the first time in the National II Home Ground Hiilyard Beautification Contcat. It provides Keith Wood and RuufaU of the 70 a gold medal for the club member m chosen asbandmembers of the QSAC to making the best county report, and eee concert con- a 350 geld watch for the best sh participate in the ninth cnnual in the state. The cluhster riling cert tour, April 8 to 8. . highest in each Extension Section Mr. and Mrs. David Thomaa were receives a trip to the forthcoming National Club Congress, and the best Kewton visitors Tuesday evening. of the four wins a $300 scholarship, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miles of Oor-ais- h which is given with all other prizes visited Sunday with Mr .and by Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, or known Chicago, nationally Mrs. Sam Tout and family. garden club enthusiast. No entry fee cr oilier obligation A large number of Smithfield peois incurred by club membe-- s taki-"Anotthe attended have pageant ple her Witness at the Logan laber-sael- e. part. The contest is supervised by state and federal extension agents. Four-1- 1 temporary licenses ciinr. in b ,ur3-l- ' "7 HOME BEAUTIFICATION m '' MARCH CRICKETS s CrL-keV- s US " rVto . a I Ted Husing, tho streamlined broadcaster, Is now air conditioned. Ho is wearing one of those new porous, washable nits that have put new comfort in dressing in summertime climates. The new cloth comes in dignified business weaves as well as in sports combinations and whites. Ted is in Florida and that's a Palm Beach model he's wearing. n-- i ry nj cae Color o! Used Oil Now Diagnoses Motor Faults Engineers of Cities Service Oil Company hove developed an accurate guide la a motor oil's quality after a few hundred miles oi use condition may be determined by its reflective color or cast which to tan. This service is being rendered ranges from iVe at more than 16,003 stations throughout the country. let-bla- Saga of Western Mining Camps One of Romance; Modern Buildings Replace Tents and Shacks tin ad MORE THAN ANY PREVIOUS FORD Mdmoos V-- 8! See how fine these new cars are then ash yourself. Why pay more? (Above) Americas first f wpper miners. (Right) si Phelps Dodgt Corpora-Uoni Ajo, Arizona. -- w at HBrnwr (Above) Old r Prospec- tors were romantic ! (Above) pPer Mexico. ures. ation Nevada Co-- i Consolidated SanU Rita, New T'Sijgyy v 'W 0 Inspir- (Right) Consolidated, Miami, Arizona. ; fig- -- pvs. ... .. 2 .. bofo tho network of steel rils made accessible most Part of tho Far West the '"Pector with hla hurra, pick and Pm outfit was a romantic swe ha hunted for the precious "Ma-g- rid and silvyr. On tho diacoverlai sprang up !mmmps that la y-tho old days Cr rlw R wool- and which feneration have furnished Writers wtth material tor Thriller.- gold and silver 1 out sad many mlaing alaeo become taf 1 tho discovery by hZT1 old "desert rata" of motel of commerce Placed tho western L0N0 u rtorn Be.vwM'a graateet producers of mans most useful metaL Where camps and towns were built during tho gold and silver rush, great ettlea were constructed aa a result of tho disTocovery and mining of copper. Inbasic every day practically anor on way dustry depends la other on this metal which was mad by nature, rust proof. Today throughout Northern Michigan, Montana, Utah, Nevada, New Mexico and Arison, modem el ties and towns have been constructed by tho copper companies to house their employes. No longer do tho minors and other employe Uvo la tents and shacks, but In with electric lights modem h? ms ovary other eoovsnlenca. Several yean ago there wsa ta-- IN CLUDED T.r M.. 5rT' TPi&Sti- - .ISSf ! compartment, lock lw,rnSiiCLnd fe. gzs Mountain City Copper'Co., Mountain City, Nevada. (night) Typical miners dwellings of long ago. equipment ..,,.1.. type copper vented a double-loc- k roof with a felt backing that for the first time made this age-olmetal as inexpensive for roofs as any piatorial expected to giro a , good performance of aerrice. Cop-per roofs have given centuries of satisfactory service on great cathedrals of the old world and of the Far East. This newj copper roof has type double-locboon and is now being used by! moat an of tho larger copper min-- ! log companies to roof tho homes j of their employes. Not only are these new type cop-- ! per roofs being used by tho mining companies but also by thousands of home builders throughout the' land. They come under the sp proved IMA Government specifications. d MOUTH CACHE MOTOR COMAMY k im-- 1 8 SALES PHONE 14 SERVICE SMITHFIELD |