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Show t An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Of The People Of Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 1, Number 30 Randolph, Utah, Friday, August 30, 1929 $2.00 Per Year WANTED Chicken Season Opens Aug. 31 The season during which Sage chickens and Grouse may be legally killed in the State of Utah shall be- from August 31 to September 2, 1929, both dates included. Also Mourning Doves may be legally killed in the State of Utah from August 31 to September 8, 1929, both dates included. Provided that it shall be unlawful to hunt for, or kill anykind of game bird on any of the State Game Preserves except as is herein after provided. Provided that from August 31 to September 2. 1929, Sage chickens only may be legally killed in that portion of the Wasatch State Game Preserve described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the Deseret Livestock Companys canal with the State line, thence north along said State line to its intersection with Bear River thence down Bear river to the mouth of Creek, thence up Saleratus creek to the White House lane, thence in a southeasterly direction to the Deseret Livestock Companys canal, thence along said canal to place of beginning. It will be unlawful for any person to kill, in one day, or to have in pos session at any time, more than six Sage chickens, or more than six Grouse or more than six birds of both varieties. It will be lawful to have in possession, or to kill in any one day during the open season not to exceed fifteen Mourning doves in addition to the limit or prescribed for Sage chickens Grouse. If a hunter kills birds in Utah and has to pass through Idaho or Wyoming to return home with the birds, said birds must be tagged by Utah Warden. A warden will be stationed at the eastern portion of the Wasatch Game Preserve to tag birds. - ' . They're scaftered euerytufoere today, The "boys o 1he old home bourn. And rich or poor they re old and gray, The boys of the old. home loum. They'ue toon their share c life's acclaim. The boys- of the dd home toum, They'ue missed their slep and been to tikrniq The boys of the old home toum. - tal riht or wrong they'll aliuays be The boys of the dd home tom, Thefriendhesb creu) on earth to me, The boys of the old home toum. O could tue all tout meet once more The boys of the dd home toum, And spend an euerhnd, at The store' Utah-Wyomi- The boys of 1 A meeting of the general Fair committees was held at the Court hon.se in Randolph Monday evening, most of the members being present. Prizes and awards for the various exhibits and displays were decided upon and more instructions and plans were given the committees by County Agent Smith of Evanston. The Rich County Fair rhis year premises to be one second to none in the state and should he given all the support it deserves. The rodeo, under direction of Ray Rees of Woodruff is to be a very good one, full of thrills and action from start to finish. The riders will lie required to use regulation saddles and this in itself should make a good Ward Choir Sang show. Evanston Sunday The committees will please take notice that there will ne h meeting for them at Laketown. Friday evening, The Randolph Ward choir journeyed September 13, 1929. to Evanston Sunday last and participated in the Sunday services at the PEACH DAY CELEBRATION TO BE A LARGE EVENT L. D. S. church. Many very good numbers were rendered and were greatly A remote conBRIGHAM CITY enjoyed. Miss Rilla Wilson accompanied the trol Peach Day Celebration program choir and sang a very beautiful solo. will be broadcasted from tlu city Randolph citizens should feel mighty over K. S. L. immediately after the proud to think that they have such a parade and nageant of the first morntalented singer as Miss Wilson to re- ing of the festival scheduled to be held present them on this, and other occas- in this city on Friday and Saturday, ions. , September 13, and 14, next, through Miss Wilson leaves soon to continue which the radio world will he enterher study of music at the McCune tained and told about the unique carSchool in Salt Lake City, but she has nival holiday which has annually done promised the choir that she will re- homage to the luscious peach of this turn and accompany them to Kem- mountain section for twenty-fou- r merer September 29th. ears, as well as of the salient feax tures of this part of the State of Utah. Governor George H. Dein will be a special guest on that day and will address the people assembled for the program at the commpuity center from Mrs. Shirley Nebeker has gone to a rostrum erect d in front of the horthe Cheyenne, Wyoming to visit her sis- ticultural exhibits which flank court house, upon which will he statiter, Mrs. McLees. oned the microphones for transmuting George Kearl and family of Preston, the program over a telephone circuit Idaho, spent a few days at Laketown to the powerful transmitting the provisiting old acquaintances and friends. gram over a telephone circuit to the powerful transmitting station of the Company at Work is being done on the public K. S. L. school building prior to the opening of Salt Lake City. John W. Peters. President of the school September 16. Mr. Gardener of Fish Haven, Idaho is chief carpenter. Box Elder Coinercial Club asd Chamber of Commerce, and chairman of the A very large audience at Sunday executive committee for the silver anmeeting insured the Home Missionaries niversary of the celebration, will be of their interest in church works. The master of ceremonies and conduct the visitors were J. Wendell Stucki and program broadcast. He will acquaint J. W. Cook of Paris, Idaho who along the tousands of. radio land with the feawith Hyrum Nebeker gave very inter outstanding and characteristic tures of the a vote locality. of With addresses. esting An unusual musical program is bethanks for services rendered the following ladies were released from tho ing arranged for the broadcast by the local committee, which will include fi.-- i M. I. A. Mary C. Robinson, counsellor; June Moffat, second coun- stirring band music by some of the best . bands of the State in addition to other sellor and liyl!is Cooley, The followi-weie sustained: Lydia instrumental offerings and vocal selJohnson i. fi.st counsellor; IViiiia ections of unusual merit. Kearl as second counsellor and Nonna The michrophones will be arranged to catch the applause and the other Weston, secretary. joyous and enervating sounds which Mrs. Willis Alley and three small emenate from a carnival celebration children were in town Sunday and and to carry those suggestions of merlisteners at Monday gathering fruit and vegetables rymaking to the and while here she visited Mrs. B. Y. all places. 1 Irwin. THE BIG HOP BUCK JONES IN Leslie Webb local milk hauler has TO SHOW IN RANDOLPH SUNDAY purchased a new Ford track. He exThe Kozv theatre has secured Buck. pects to Jtiave more leisure time now than before. Joness special production. The Big It Hop, featuring Jobyna Ralston. Mrs. Byrd Kearl is visiting with her will be shown Sunday. children in Randolph and at the Kearl The Big Hop is the first picture ranch on Bear river. to be made by Buck Jones since he became head of his own nrodueing comThe Missesi Pauline Winder and pany. It is a drama of thrilling Hortense Moench of Logan are guests in the air. but Buck Jones is of Miss Mary Nebeker. still true to his famous horse Silver, who plays a prominent part in the picIf you want to see a show north ture. which includes an exciting seremembering, dont fail to see the quence that is framed in a thunderMary ing stampede. featuring talkie, Coquette, Pickford. Remember, Wednesday eveIt is said that The Big Hop is by ning, September 4th. far the most pretentious thing that this star has ever done. The stOTv Veinal centers about a youth who finds it KEMMERER, Wyo. who has not quite reached his difficult to settle down on his fathers majority, will spend the remainder of ranch and make himself useful. Griphis natural life in the State Peniten- ped by the lure of the air, the rash tiary at Rawlins. Such was the sen- voung man decides to take a long and tence imposed by District Judge John big chance and loses. R. Arnold in the Teton County District Those who have previewed the picoourt at Jackson Friday Iasi, for the ture declare that the character porbrother-in-labrutal murder of h is trayed by Buck Jones brings out the Joseph S. Harmison, young and highly glaipor of his personality as a new. rerespected rancher of Jacksons Hole. velation and that Jobyna Ralston is more lovely than ever, which is to be Merchant N. J.' Hodges of Garden expected. City, Utah, was in Paris Saturday last Many rich and expensive sets were . built for this picture and the supportafter freight for his thriving sto.-eHe stated to The Post that $11,000 had ing cast includes a number of familiar been appropriated and operations com- names. menced on road work from Sage junction to the Randolph road, that surSince it only took ten years for woveyors were surveying Logan canyon mens skirts to go from their shoe-top- s for a new 12 foot road which will be to their knees most of them want to constructed next year when federal aid live ten reor-more. Lava Lvro. Post. money is avails hi a May the Lord spare our -- X fewr more years. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kennedy of Mutual will open on September 10. Ogden are the proud parents of a fine Watch for the program in this paper. baby girl, born August 26th. - X Sal-erat- MOTHER OP TEN CHILDREN PASSES TO HER REWARD Monday Evening 4. the da home toum. . Fair Meeting Held Snapshots and photographs of scenes representative of the beauty and industry of Rich County: 1. A summer grazing scene of a herd of ewes and lambs. 2. A dairy scene. 3. A good roundup scene of cattle. 4. A good scene of Bear River. 5. Good home scene including house and grounds. 6. Good panaramic view along Bear Lake. Prizes of two dollars each will fe given for the best in each class. Please submit them by September 15. Enlargements will be on exhibit at the Counf- - Fair. Accepted ones will be placed in onr exhibit in the State Capitol building. Leave them at The Adv. 30 Reaper office. In In Advance Laketown's Latest UTAHS FIFTY-FIRSFAIR BILLED AS ONE OF UNIQUE FEATURES T -- EVANSTON. Following an illness of but three days, Mrs. Marshall Bruce .died at her home in Almy on Monday morning at 3.80. She is 'survived by her husband and by ten children, the oldest of whom is about 20 and the youngest 2. Funeral services were held in the Almy Ward chapel at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon. Interment was in the Almy cemetery. Wyo. CARS COLLIDE ON NARROW ROAD While going to Kemmerer last Tburs day afternoon, John Morgan collided with a trunk which a tourist had strapped on the running board of hfs old Ford. His siters, Mrs. McLennan and Miss Rose Morgan wrere with him. The trunk was demolished and the left fender of Johns new car was badly marred and bent some. The accident occurred a short distance east of Sage, where there is a narrow culvert wide enough for two cars to pass. Cokevilie Register. is the a minimum of six dogs in each race. slogan adopted to describe the fifty-fir- st 'Phis will mark the introduction in the annual exposition, to be held West of a sport that is immensely under the auspices of the Utah State popular in England and that is grow-- , Fair association, October 5 to 12, at ing rapidly in favor at sport centers Salt Lake City. That visitors at the in eastern parts of the United States. fair this year will see many things The fireworks display each evening that are innovations in the history of will be very different from any pyrofairs, was the word given put by Ern- technics seen hitherto in Utah. Utahs A fair of unique features, est S. Holmes, manager. The exhibits will .record one more year in the industrial and agricultural growth of the State. Emphasis will be put. on the establishment of new industries, new processes of manufacture and new projects that affect the prosperity of the commonwealth. Every exhibit building will house, besides the usual run of displays, many things that are novel and unique. The fair, in short, will be a comprehensive record of progress and change. On the amusement side, the exposition will offer the most spectacular and different card of features ever seen on the Utah fair grounds. Chief among these features will be a daily program of Whippet dog racing. There will be six races each day and DAIRYING BRINGS PROSPERITY TO STAR VALLEY FARMERS WOODRUFF Star Valley people are justly considered about the most prosperous ot any in the intermonntain country. Although 43 miles from the nearest laiiroad point, these people have succeeded in building up a uost thriving community.' with modern'1 homes and other buildings, and it has mostly come about by reason of their dairying interests. The valley now has 4200 dairy cows and the output of cream, butter and cheese is growing rapjdly. Examiner, Montpelier. X LILI DAMITAS LOVE ' ' STAKE WOODRUFF STAKE TEMPLE EXCURSION GENEALOGICAL CONVENTION . Wednesday and Thursday, September 11th and 12th, are the days designated for members of the Woodruff Stake to attend the Salt Lake Temple. This will be the third annual Tempe Excursion asd a good attendance is desired from Randolph, Woodruff, Evanston, Kemmerer, Diamondville, Cumberland, Hilliard and Almy, these Wards comprising the Woodruff Stake. Woodruff Stake Genealogical Committee Adv. FORBIDDEN THE KOY COMING TO the most famous of European screen stars, Lili Damita, a film One of player of remarkable beauty, charm, and talent will be seen at the Kozy Theatre on Saturday in a Pathe presented picture, Forbidden Love. Paul Richter, a well known leading man of Germany, plays opposite her in an unusually effective role. The story of Forbidden Love tells of a princess who meets and loves a man of common blood, who has won ronown as a novelist. She is about to marry him when she learns that she has Inherited a throne by the sudden death of the king of Kra.via. She sacrifices her love for duty to her country and this brings abopt a series of dramatic incidents. The climax Is tremendously strong and appealing. The picture was produce ip Germany, France and Switzerland and there are many beautiful scenes. The supporting cast is made up of thorough screen artists- - headed by Paul Richter, Rosa Richard, Klein Rogg, Harry Leidtke and Trade Hesterberg. . eminent position as an air center will be depicted by flaming airplanes converging across the field to a central point in front of the grandstand. Utahs scenic glories, such as Bryce canyon and Cedar Breaks, will also be portrayed, and with a realism that will astound all who witness the reproductions. A half dozen thrilling circus acts for open air performance have been booked by the management of the fair. These features were chosen by the process of seeing them enacted on a movie screen. Each was selected because of its extreme novelty and daring. A group of trained elephants and a corps of crazy clowns were chosen particularly for the entertainment of the children. On Saturday and Sunday, September 7th and $th. the annual Genealogical Convention of the Woodruff Stake will be held at Evanston. There will be but one meeting held on the 7th, and it will be held in the Ward ehapei at 8 p. m. 30-3- 1. Adv. 1 To Get Rid of Mice To banish mice put camphor into Holes the places they frequent. should he stopped with putty In which mustard has been mixed. First Artificial lea 1 - Atchison Globe. 1 ' And Not All Do That Life is terribly short, considering it takes the average person hfty years to accumulate just a little bit of sense. Atchison Globe. , , 30-3- 1. The Italians in Hie Sixteenth century, were the first to manufacture Brtificial Ice for mercantile purposes Tyndalet Great Work The printing ot TyndaleV riansla tion of tlie New Testament was com In 1526 pleted nt Worms (German Universal Desira it is the beautiful necessity ofyout nature to love something. Douglas Jerrod , Batter Farmer Than King The soubriquet "Farmer George was given to George ill, in allusion to iis bucolic tastes. Story "Fifteen minutes after putting on a pair of your socks I made a hole Foods for Strong Teeth in one," wrote an enthusiastic golfer Milk, butter, eggs, fish, whole ceto the sock manufacturer, as the De- reals, fresh fruits and vegetables aid troit News tells it. in making good dental structures. Double-Barrel- ed mid-da- y re 0.n the 8th, meetings will be held at lO a. m., 2 t. m., and 7 p. m. Speakers will be present at each session from Salt Lake City. A good attendance is requested and will be appreciated. Woodruff Stake Genealogical Committee 1 Seem to Be Misnamed Why is a man called nohle? Bis natural inclination is to break Unlaws nl nature and nation. says the teqr-uiv- Fil-le- y, s eve-sig- ht |