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Show jllE DEATH 1 INCREASES kH Speed, (UP) i,kjJivitCity early morning In jj!ddSim for 89 peraon. Df the month first i, were P.mdpal three factors Utah t0 an increased the 2dwth and injury toll, here. Commission reported V number of accidents Bll .if1 TO I, t. Mim and injury 89 months period. VlSU pw14,1 2 ! .SMITH FIELD. CACHE COUNTY. ITAH. FRIDAY. SEPT. 5. 1938. work Case Workers- do, anJ be (veaslms, the most recent being the market, more kind, more considerate including diversion of sur- low priced feed, the cost of finishand annua! club lexers school here' more just. Fewer worker plus fur relief purposes and improve-- 1 ing birds for market will be m March. In this year 1936 he assisted with mem in needed and better results methods and prac- should be c nsiderably reduced, he obtained nurketing f survey three Utah is our contention that we counties on tices. It I said. Secretary Wallace raid. select from the ranks of the can situations, problems, and interest! of has been inves lgated as a Login ,,r oung unmarried people in rural sec- men and women with all f the possible site by leaders making s' EAT MORE LAMB TO BE tr linauthor of several publican- survey of the western ing necessary to fill all of the ad- -ns." 1,e producing area. HELD NEXT WEEK on opportunities of rural -- ministrative offices in all s.ate and ouo y.'Ulh. PONY EXPRESS STOPS County Welfare Organizations. Annual Silt Lak? City (UP) TO BE MARKED It is our contention that we can eat mure lamb week will be S1DKUKD AS SITE KJSX save no less than seventy-fiv- e Salt Lake City nor Stations AREA FARM LABORATORY (UP) thiuughuut IV. ah fr.mi Sepcent of the present eosi of ad an.i breather stops of the old puny tember 3 tu 10. Jam; A. Homier, 1 istering the grants to all re Ipiee1 I Possible selerti.'.n of were executive Utah .vre:a:y of the Login, Utah, express route through Utah We claim there ft m region for as the site of the western area fans marked this month in commemora- State Wu igr 'were' Assciiti.ii the proposed cut in Old Age Assisor the heroism of the here. early, sp.nsored by the tion tance, or no reasm fur thy rerun. L SI A, or lVi''try a branch has been the mail riders. noo applications to dependent if speculation in thia sec- -' Munir cents and m irkers were plat1- -, UTAH 11AS ONE MAN CHAMBER children. Since the sales tax bel in ticn since the recent announcement ed at t'te sites of seven sta-- l OF COMMERCE IN SALT LAKE to. the peaple, f,r relief pu pesos,'s of Henry A. Wall.sc?, secretary cf ti 'ns and 10 smaller slops. large The. move we demand tfce sales tax sgiiculture, that laboratories will lie' was ; nored by the Utah lMoneer money Salt Lake City lUP) U'.ah lu turned over to qualified recipients be; of established in s mthern, eastern,1 Trails and Landmarks Association. a one min dumber of cummeree to administer before anv cuts northern and western areas, will be relief, In addition, porcelain markers in Webgter Salt in Old Age Assistance grants are for reasrarch on new uses e intervals Like City resident. and mar- were pi iced at made. ket outlets fir agricultural Greene is a familiar figure on th products. along highways which follow the old We condemn the policy of The research duties and Fie total trail. LDS 'crnple grou.utx, s'lieie no parsusing Monuments were erected at Over- es out little any part of the sales tax mcney for fund available for liboratories, slips if paper 'ery the purpose of building political wil lbe divided equally am- land canyon. Willow apiings, Fish e, urist vixit.'rs. t f) diy thua making the distribution ong the four areas. Sprint's, Siinps.an Springs, Camp He believes the lengthy publicity of the fund a political racket. The western area includes Ari- Floyd, Travelers Rest, Echo, Burnt booklets prepared commercial by thia If proposed cut of 20 per cent zona, Calif ernia, Colorado, Idaho, Station, Boyd's, Black Rock, River clubs are too lengthy for tourists or any part of it, in Old Age Assis- Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Ore- Bed, L. okout, Five-miPass, Dug-oto read through, but declares peotance grants is made, many old peo- gon, Utah, Washington, and Wyo-in- Brimville and Castle Rack stations. ple read a few typewritten lines givThe central location of ple will perish. And is will be a ing the story in a nutshell. Logan public admission on the part of the for this area should make it an TURKEY OUTLOOK GOOD Greene conducts his know your State Btoard of Public Welfare, that ideal site for the laboratory. Logan Silt Lake City (UP) A bright Utah" campaign entirely on his own. they are willing to create unnecess- has been termed with prrnriety The outlook" for 20,000 Utah turkey During intermissions at the temple ary suffering among the poor, while Agricultural Capital of the Inter- growers this year, was down reported grounds, he walks up and they squander the money, which by mountain West. Since the intermoun here by Herbert Beyers, general main street slipping the messages tain area is also the axiaa of the manager of 4he North we tern Turkey into out-stalaw belongs to the people. automobiles. George J. Fox, Organiser of the 11 western states, with states to the Growers Association, Utah State Old Age Pension snd east, balancing these to the west, The 1938 turkey crop is coming Assistance Organization. Pro- this location might also be eallpd the along fine and it looka aa if the gressive Opinion; August 26, agricultural center of the West. It quality generally will be exceptionali true that Utah agricultural acti- ly high, Beyers said. 1986. vities are not aa diverted as those Because of an abundant supply of in other States, but those of Logan USDA EXTENSION ECONOMIST are as diversified as those in any WILL VISIT IN UTAH other possible site in the area. In the western laboratory work will Eugene Merritt, senior extension economist with the United States de- be concentrated on fruits other than partment of agriculture at Wash- apples, vegetables, Irish potatoes, ington, D. C., will spend the week wheat and alfalfa. These are the of August 29 to September 3 in products of the area in which major Utah, conferring with state extensior surplus problems have occurred and service officers in Logan and con- are likely to continue to occur; This ducting meetings with young people research attack will represent but one in various counties. part of the governments general Meetings are tentatively scheduled program dealing with agricultural for Box Elder, Cahce, Utah and Juab surpluses. The other pags of that counties. Mr. Merritt is interested program are production adjustment in establishing programs for older through nationwide conservation actiyouth in rural communities. He be- vity, expansion in foreign outlets lieves that at the period of adolea-cen- through trade agreements, and qualTHE FINAL young people are required to ity improvement of products exportmake the most important choices in ed; surplus disposal in the domestic life: vocational Helds, life partners, RITES and the road to travel. Young people THE DESPAIR CAUSED BY are often confused and puzzled by THE DEPARTURE OF A the many alternatives and ore in urDEAR ONE IS SOFTENED gent need for more specific trainBY THE IMPRESSIVE CHAR. ing and guidance to help them ip ACTER OF THE FINAL these choices. CEREMONIES CONDUCTED He has visited in Utah on several BY OUR COMPETENT STAFF YET, COST IS MODERATE. ndU of the fatalities to " were wy pedes- - a total of teport classified I as follows: I pedestrian, 242 coir I iTwith another motor vehicle, wtih train, 20; eol-I- f. pjUision electric car, 1; collision I'jftode, 56; collision with horse collision with SjSith IlSde. I! 212. injured, 87 of the YSf of the involved in Auto vs n, ISa Occidents, the report said, u of 77329of the drivers was years. They fig-- tj m andI587 accidents. h the KL of the accidents occurred in mid- fSHy morning, shortly afftr 1 h . ob-sen- 1 1 Gr-cne- , one-mil- ut le g. te a, involved gfOe 2565 automobiles 1S2 had defective . fti mishaps, U04 accidents secured rft at o Lm'vhoe no traffic control was Ai,f and 598 were during dis- It IB' till ft 1 1W h yes. of the drivers of 2565 were men. i a the accidents, 2069 & AGE im- ASSISTANCE RIZED IB. A lB I III State Board of Public Welfare L w"Hy made a public state-U- t p iBIfl- - effect that many appli-x- h children have of the amounts la U pid to the aged. Therefore the H ust take a 20 per cent cut I; i word was said fay .h SI: ( I id of Public Welfare about unlaw? spending of large sums of Is tax money by the board. The i Age Pension and Assistance contend, the only right Site hu with the sales tax 1 aey, b to administer the fund as wiy and as fairly and as cheap-- I a yoaaible. I?. ia our contention, that capable Ijj-i. 0 jgjjjj C3n jo fljj the to the - gf dependent Rinsed, because n id in j !WB ni Or-Ijati-oi nd-!- net I . ion, 17' 8 m rift m rad G. W. LINDQUIST and SONS ithr ya, int nia, MORTICIANS Logan, Utah FRI. - SAT. - isr 1 1 AT ECONOMY . t n ngft elms AT- - G00DYEAR SPEEDWAY u XH- - own, PRICES! ml II you want laint rship eto", its. sb! up quality tire back-by the Goodyear Am Guarantee price that's dr for ? kty ter- ra if Good-Speedw- ay the you! Theres rwb jrvirt Etta; v d, faimt f th i ft GUARANTEE DOCTOR Kmfh red t r alonf For .nk far1 anal); dvear I JJteries f?JtK PLUGS I bulbs tf rf flASHUGHTS - AT COVERS ;fs, ntiff Build Including Rug Pad and Carpet Sweeper . . . Friday and Saturday only I RHYTHM 5-f- m Summer A ZANE GREY OUTDOOR SPECIAL GOODYEAR SEAT COVED bataU nt n WITH JOHN WAYNE A FLOYD GIBBONS TRUE ADVENTURE And CARTOON ADMISSION 3 FOR 1 IN COMING CACHE MOTOR CO SPAWN OF THE NORTH Phone 14 Kelvinator Refrigerator i50 Seeing is believing 6-- ft. Westinghouse Refrigerator S1 See this Now! a few used HEATERS and COAL RANGES that we are featuring them at are in excellent condition prices from We have DORN TO THE WEST 1 5-- t. A Real Buy SEPTEMBER 8 ONLY CROWD NIGHT G-- E $06)50 ONLf COOL Driving ieliMi here Hfl a sat el am lRSDAY t. Refrigerator PLUS SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS BARGAIN PRICES 15c ft 10c 1 ih And Up PROFESSOR SEPTEMBER 6 and 7 BING CROSBY IN parf alf $9Q50 ffila US' BEWARE Ck we ed 9x12 AXMINSTER AND TUESWED. tie CO. INC MY. C EQUAL THESE VALUES SEPTEMBER 4 and 5 HAROLD LLYOD IN HIS LATEST RIOT th th at p tkavelogue PLUS NEWS AND CARTOON are PRODUCTS WILTON RUGS filed ititled tot 193&SCHB41EY WE CHALLENGE YOU TO FIND VALUES ANYWHERE THAT WILL long-mils- -i ME COft CHALLENGE SALE $30 bicycle. and non --skid safety bull tin to thia beefy hBky. Come ace the WR buy today! shift 90 PROOF ? 'it Saturday childrens matinee at 2:30 p. m. Attend each Saturday and be eligible to win a la of 0 WITH GLADYS SWARTHOUT AND FRED MACMURRAY PLUS A CARTOON AND a depend real bargain . I WALTZ "Lifetime SAID SEPTEMBER 2 and 3 ON THE STAGE!!!!!! (FRIDAY AT 9 P. M. ONLY) THE WAITE SCHOOL OF DANCING PRESENTS A VARIETY PROGRAM O F SINGING AND DANCING. ON THE SCREEN CHAMPAGNE nut t nn PRKON SITE WAS SELECTED WEDNESDAY Site for Salt Lake City (UP) the priposcd new Utah State prison were selected Wednesday, August 81, by a committee appointed by Govenror Henry II. Blood. Tw have been inand vestigating sites in northern southern sections nf Utah. However, it was believed that the site selected will be within 75 miles of Salt Lake City. Deadline for a PWA allocation to assist in construction of the prison is September 30. Gurernnr Blood Mid he did not know at the present time how the state could finance the re' i mainder of the cost. se m, ND- LIVESTOCK DECLINES SaR Lake City (UP) Lock of moisture on Utah ranges, and nn ar. in mnditiun of '.rvexto.k was reported here by '.he U. S. Department cf Agriculture. State range were eight point below the 1937 rondiliun un August 1, according to Frank .Andreim, senior agricultural statistician. Cattle ami calees we.v rei orted six points lelv the' August I, 1937, conditimi, ail I sheep and limbs Here down scwuil p 'ints in e'mp i risen with their conditien last year. in X decline of seven .per cent rang1: cf other mternmuiituiii states and lesser decreases for livcstocjc was reported. 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