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Show f THE HERALD-J- TACK TWO. Ill X A L, O E 00 AX, UTAH. FEBRUARY TUESDAY. OUT OUR WAY -- The Herald - Journal A 1 Afternoon Every Week-daPublished every week day afternoon, except legal holidays, at 75 West Center street, I'tah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co., and entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffice, Logan, Itah. under the act of March 3, 1X79 Subscription prue in Cache Valcy by mail, 2 50 the year in advance, by carrier 3 50 a ymr in advance or 40c the month Outside Cat he Valley, by mail $5 00 the year. Gilman, N'icoll & Kuthman, Special Representatives San Francisto office, 525 Market St ; Chicago office, 410 N Michigan Ave ; New York office, 19 V. 44t.l Kl ; Poston oftnc, IS Tiemont St; Detroit off'ce, 6ol New Center Bldg. - . sur Proclaim l.itierty throughout the land AS OBSERVER VClR HE VnOOlO AS 8E. The CLAIM MAvfE. SeUr VMEEL. BY JIM MARSHALL OFF The saddest picture we have seen this year was in a woman s magazine . . . ,n the distance was the smoky outline of a steel mill gaunt and forbidding - and in the foreground hanging onto a fence and gazing at the mill were three small kids underneath the picture the we When editor had written " grow up be vnogld Different little CTrlEf? TLiAN A TrU , THK TRUTH QUICK of its stockholders or officials has any connection whatever, or indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private ixicpt the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. N'Hhir this newspaper, nor any ( Maybe the editor thought that the children were longing for the day when they could sell themselves into slavery at the mill and imagined the children as just counting the days until they-could take their lunch buckets and go to work at making dividends for people like Mr. Schwab aijd Mr. Grace but if we thought the Heir was destined to slave in a steel mill -- we would do something pretty desperate about it because vve have other plans for him ABROGATING ANOTHER RIGHT Citizens who 'may gather in various cities this winter to protest against starving in a country hulking with money, footi and clothing, are to be treated as "mobs and shot down with Instructions have been issued to the Illinois National Guard not to temporize" with protest meetings, but to fire into them. The orders are issued by Mayor General Keehn and Col. Thomas R. Gowenlock. Officers and men should not fear reprisal in case one or more people are killed, the orders say. "The laws provide a soldfer is not punishable for such an act, even though he uses bad judgment." But, on the other hand, if a citizen has the bad judgment to be anywhere around a protest meeting, he may be punished with death. Feel that Thats the school children, rocking with laughter as they read that bit in the funny old Bill of Rights about the right of the people peaceably to assemble and petition the government for a redress of grievances." Humor Handy, folks According to 1 a news item, congress ning Strike new nuisance up the music, taxes. profes- sor t brown buttoned shoes and limousine spooners, book agents, spinach, and radio crooners; Of course somebody to has work in smoky mills and probmen are contented ably a lot of at the job -- and seems it a crime to yet' take happy kids and condemn them to a life of slavery to a machine and a pretty heartless machine at that to onr notion they Would be better off just getting by somewhere out in the hills and in the end they would probably make just as much money- - and be a whole lot healthier ... is plan- , earth-shakinf- restaurant nines, Cute! girls who say: the man up above u who's learning the flute; cast-iroderbies d cheese t.uc huisanees to if were let us tax these! n f? strong-minde- PLANNING ON Now is J.ATP.sT NEWS FROM SOI Til AMERICAN J I RIO DE ASHCAN, Feb. t. Senur Hernando Tamale was today clcclcil president of the South American as- It sociation. was announced that the associut now bers 9991 Ion nummem- bers, not including the H presidents who this resigned morning, and "yetTad an npHrtunity to send in their applications for membership. HOUSE-FIXING- ? . i time to sit down and figure what improvements and fixin up" you are going to award the old homestead this spring. Its cheerful figuring, because materia! is 'way, 'way clown. Get it planned now and started as scan as you can. Youll have a more worthwhile home, and youll he giving work thats badly needed. fllY APPLY ATU.SA.CFOR 11 n ! fol-lo- d Mont-aclic- r, fr down tl draiii-piM- 1 ; Ber-rell- DSi; y, IeWaoje cigar-rettoe- VKjGH or cold IMTJJKGS El Persistent coughs and colds lead to And the same to you, Mrs SnifOr noil- - trouble. I ou can stop them now fle wurtz. with Creomuision. an emulsified creosote that is piea'-an- t to take. Creomuision is a acTies medical discovery with two-ioltion; it soothes and heals ihe inflamed mh.bits membranes jnd germ growth. is recog-jiiri-- d Ot ali know ft drug', creo-ot- e hv high medical authorities asono oi the greates! healing agencies for persistent ciicshs aud colds and other forms of thn.a: trouble.. Creomuision contains, iRefief TyiBHii jn additn r. to creosote, other healint o? tb KnliLke pain rn wort he and heal the inferted jhot r jpenerally tiY oi the ahooftfer bfetle ni"miranes and stop the irritation and dti to tiPtHifm. ortmpnt n tr ure to draught? or sudden rhanires of iaflaimniikm. while the creosote goes Heather, in nornt ciums there . , btiff-ne- ss on to the stomach. Is absorbed into the or mitk (n the nii!fcxl-bof the trouble i. lied, afta .s the toy it diffmitt to rute Die rarm. 'Ihe to s.ifubt and it- k of end growth t!g germs. stt n an atra r. i to kpplv Sk Cfflnned'i'in i guaranteed satisfae huhU quantity 4 'iymno! out tho sf.'e ten Area Thi wothmir hejl-ir- y of persistent treatment the in lory irrpifaiatkn i qttKkiy absorbed coughs' sml io)d. bronchial asthma, torottrb the rKtre ai.d famed W The lliroLhiftC u'liiHjr nenpheral iiervp.s Jironcidtib end o'ber forms of respira-4or- x he oaiofe usiK.ilv Atop at once Ji.d diseases, ard is exeellrnt for jo ? e. v fjKit im,t t!.e att U after colds or Of SoreiH 8" tnofild LuUdmc ,p iV mltsss ti -d Tjanio) d mv cough or Jto. Monc i itetommoiucieu frea from d opt for no vi fie- - i how long standing, frit fomuis of r, tz whether Tanj. by nourltU, ueuraltu, miaih js not rdii d after luting according cuuacd or rfieumatitm. bold by leadinc Aikyowdruggi: fade.) Alwara oo band at PAin in your SHOULDER? Ue t 'at FR The. r st 3. i scsvipt isc 1-- Z ?r east totecirt. All Druggists mond; Ann Follett. Preston, Idaho; Connne Godfrey, Clarkston, Melba COMPLAINTS Hanson. Tremonton; Mourine An-dersen Hansen, Tremonton; Wayne SHOOTING SOON Ethel Jensen.1 Harris, Portage; Brigham City; Gertrude Jensen, Hyrum; Joy Jensen, Brigham j Complaints in the Carl Anderso.i City; Reta Jensen, Dayton, Idaho; Wanda Jensen, Brigham City; and Archie Claypool shooting fray e case were being prepared Louise Jones, Malad, Idaho; Monday King, North Logan; Eddis by County Attorney Newel G Longhurst, Randolph; Telesile Kay Daines. Just who will be arrestPreston, Idaho; Luthy, S.grm case was not made Mickelsen, Ogden; Muriel Morns, ed in the He Helen Maud Logan; Neeley, Lo- known by Attorney Daines. cum Ruth Mae Nielsen, Mantua; said he and Sheriff Jeff Stowell Marietta Nyman, Logan; Ethel are carrying forward a thorough lamina Owen, Preston, Idaho. into the shooting Lira Packer, Franklin, Idaho; investigation in Claypools sufillva Palmer, Logan; Marguerite which resulted a severe knee wound as Paskett, Henefer; LaVon Perkins, afering result of a shot fired by AnderLogan; Josephine Perry, Brigham son. City; Marene Petersen, Newton; 1ilda Poulsen, Petersboro; Leah Anderson has made a signed Probst, Midway; Leland George statement alleging robbery as a Rex, Logan; Leone Rohwer, EIko, motive for Claypool, 19, and an Nevada, June Annie Ross, Logan; unnamed youthful companion visitirane Smith, Preston, Idaho; Nor-ii- ing bis home one night recently Smith, Malad, Idaho; Ruth and ordering him to Stick em Jpongberg, Preston, Idaho; Helen up aftet flashing a flashlight in Micile Taylot, Preston, Idaho: his face He has declared the gun Abbie Tippets, Cowley, Wyo.; Ruth with which he was chasing Clay-poCowley, Tippets, Wyo ; Elmoyue discharged accidently when V. Ward, Bloomington, Idaho; Anderson stumbled. Wheatley, Brigham City: Bruce Geraud Whitaker, Kays-ullThe complaints will charge atDoril White, Willard; Louise tempted robbery. Attorney Daines C. Zollinger, Logan. said. IN Thomas, Lorenzo, Idaho; Wylie L Jesse Thomas. Lorenzo, Idaho; Loosli Thompson. Clarkston; Odel. S Thompson, Garland' Hugh Maxwell Tippets. Cowley. Wyo , Ansta Todd, Sait Lake litj Bion DeLos Murtaugh, Idaho: Watkins, Vernal; Milton Barker Weston, Laketovvn; June H. White, Paradise: Beatrice Williams, Clifton, Idaho; Verla Wilson. Logan; Orval E. Winkler, Ogden; W Adrian Wright, Blacl-foot- , Idaho. e John Luther Wurxttn. Logan; C. Yates. Brigham; Thomas H Yates. Biighnm; Came Youne Brigham. Normal Certificate Ethel S Adams, Layton. Ethel May Allen, Logan; Pearl Allen, Idaho Falls. Idaho; Irving E Andersen, Brigham City: Bidford V Bird, Paris Idaho; Jesse Rny Black. Chaliis Idaho; Ilah Katherine Broberg Logan: Beth Brown. Grantsville, F.thel Bryson, Providence: Bessn B Burch, Pleasant Grove Alici Lee Burlciga, Cache JunctionJoyce Clawson, Providence: L r.aing CnristeuMin, ItloommfTWn LaRue Idaho. Cook. Logan; By moo Ruth Corbett, Glace, Idaho; Laltene Davis, Mesa, Arizona Addie L Dunklcy, Franklin, Idaho; FJffic Ellis, Lorenzo, Idaho, Bessu Everton. Logan. Alice Marguerite Fisher, Rich- Toi-ma- ; one C. Cardoti, Rigby, Idaho; Donald M Cox, Manti; . Ruth Cox, Manti; Orahe K. Cragun, Smith-fielFarrell B. Darley, Wells-villOwen M. DeSpain, Venice; Julia Etta Devine, Tooele: J R Dibble, Logan' Marfin Lewis Pleasant Grove; Dean Marlin Earl, Ogden; David Evans, Ltlii; Gunnar O Fagerlund, Rolla, N. Dakota. Doris Farr, Logan; A. James Fillmore, Richfield; Manrine Flint. Layton, Kenneth S. Frandsen, Salt J Lake City; Dplbert Fugal, Pleasant Grove; Edith Funk, Richmond; Helen Ceddcs, Preston, Idaho; Robert King Gerber, Salt Imko City;. Vera LaThci Gibbons Garden City; A. H ..fibbers, Logan; Kenneth 'V. Gillespie, 1'ooele; Arthur James Godfrey, Murray: Paul Evans Grace, Nephi; John John Marcus Griffin, Newton Grant Gyllenskog, Snnlhfield; Robert Wilding Hadficld, Salt Iko Miller Hammond, City; Datus Providence; Joseph W Harris, Flora .tUhniond; Hart, Bloommg-an- , Idaho; David Jenson, Pres-oIdaho: Fmfk Jones Hawkcs, lTeston, frah: Selmd Hawkcs. Loo.De Heggio, daho; Andrew "Ijirkston; lola Hickman, Odcn; ri Inc K Hill, Logan; Vi rda Li.u-- i hzen Hodgson, Logan; Grant A ' f (In an, Logan; Houlruo W. How-id- , igar.; Feme S II iv.ill, Clif- -' on. Idaho; Elmo K Ilnyt, Kmnas; Marrict lluhhard, Graie, Idaho: Marian lone Hussey, Ogden. J. lines L. Jacobs, Ml llucs.int; L James, IroVlJi-licc- , Joscpn lovid Jenkins Logan; Lvdn Jen- ongs. Iaigan; E. (land Jenson )r higiioin City; Lu DtX'ii J. "sell Ephraim; Howard V. Jcsxop, 1st-an; Amite H. Johnson, Ixigan; Iiixui V Johnson, Pleasant Grove; Jciyd R. Johnson, Alamo, Texs-i- , Clarence A Jones, Ogden; Odell) E, Frances lulnnder. Kanah; Knott. Garland; George Andrew Idaho. American Falls, Lawrence, Pleasant Glade C. Linebaugh, Grove; Adrienne Loosle, Ashton, Idaho; Jennie Lowe, Hooper; Lois Lur.t, Nephi. James M. Marby, Coalville; Marble, Logan; Alice Merrill, Pocatello, Idaho: Ardella H. Merrill, Richmond; LaRue Miller, Venice; Ruth Carolyn Miller, Salt luike City; Clcve Henry Milligan, Smithficld; Franklin D. Monson, Black foot, Idaho; Thomas Wells Morton, Logan; Deta Petersen Steven B Neeley, Tremonton; Laurence Neff, Salt Lake City: Mark Ncuberger, Logan: Howard J Norton, Salt Lake City; Feme Page, Payson; Laura Lee Nebeker ParkParser, Logan; Ernest W. inson. Wcllsville; Elwin H Peterson, Firth, Idaho; Erma Phillips. Kaysvillc: Fred L. Phillips Idaho; George F. Picot, LoLogan; gan; Roscoc T. Pixton, Emmett Heber Pollard. Leonard d Idaho; Lesste Price, Logaq; Price, Logan. Marion Dewsnup Redford, Logan; Evelyn Reeder. Weston, Idaho: Wendell Reeder. Hyde Park. Doyle Rees. Benson; Dnnel E Reese. Logan: Vernon Rice, Ten Sleep, Wyo ; Mathias Cowley Rich-- ; ards. Logan: Dallas Richiux. Echo, O. Frank Ricks. Rexburg. Idaho Lucile Righy, Newton; Grace Midway; Ira T. Rosen) Richard Welling green. Logan; Koskelley, Smithfield: Roy Ross, Richfield, Zola Doyle Rotindy, Escalante; Dorothy Elaine Sanford, Ogden; James Dale Scott Ogden: Charles Elmo Smith. Salt Lake City; Edna Smith. Logan; Ivan ' D. Smith. Sait Lake City; Mary Hazel Sowards. Vernal. Howard J Stallings, Eden. Graie Starr. St George; Alvin Vernon Steed. Ogden: D Garn Stevens, Trenton, Guy Partridge Stevens, Salt Lake Oilv: Hard J Stevens. Mantua Golden Lyman Stoker, Onarfielil, Oml G. Stuart, Woodruff, David A VV. Sutton. Logan; , Ewart Swmyard, Logan Beulah Taggart, Lewiston; Eva i Ditt-mor- c, ,, - Pamand It seems to us that the next big job of this country is to reduce jr.BwiLLiAMC, wei! sixty-seve- - FFNiMGi u s pat orr t The Cop up in our distirct always objects when we won't leave our car outside all night. He Twelve applications for graduaaays be has no place to sleep when tion with the M. S. degree have ve put it in the garage. been received hy the Registrars office at the Utah State AgriculSPORTS NOTE tural college from post graduate If you watch a game, its a paa- students One hundred and . .time. have applied, for graduation A it, it's recreation-with a B. 8. degree and 6? ifpr a ' If pul 4kvy hear g two it," its If you year Normal Certificate. These students will be passed for graduation in case they have WHOS WHO IN ."atisfnetorily met all requirements RADIO by the end of this years work The entire list of applicants The fan mail , of Miss Tiilie M. S. Degree Clsrence BurnbroadTwitter, ham. Logan; Lemuel Floyd Clarke, nutting star, Iisn Newton: iidar Cni Singh Gill, Pun-bidonMi-In the India; Wesley Keller, Logan; past month, fol- - j I 'ican F. McAlister, Logan; Martha lowing her C. Eager, Logan; David Horner of a new Logan; Murcy E Nelson, radio style cf Idaho; Joseph N. Svmons I'rmintc r. r Mi-- s T.i.va Hot Swings, Idaho: IVlmnr i 1 t r 'I Webb. liich mond: LeMoync the idea 'Vtlsoii, Loj'.an; Ira Dcloss Zohell I roin h,jci!',r 'rice to water gurgB. 8, Degree George Emerson ii ling Abbott. Tn monton; James Clnv-ir. bathtub' Almond. fViwncv Idaho; Arie A.' Anderaen, H yrm.i : George v - Motoring Nut, : Vmi never realI utersmi Anderson ize bow many parts there me to flgdi-n- ; JohnsignM.n; Jcsfle an anusmobilc until you hit a tele- felghla; EthelvnneAtidcrsim Rivcr Ashton, Vcr-uphone pole. Camilla R"(e Logan; Zeld.a Martiett Burley, Tdaho; Rola POETS CORNER j Bateman, Midvale; Carl F Gandhi is a Hindoo seer, Mollistoo Rulon Rcrge-w- n His clothes are made of sle-t- -, j lucviston; E. C Bcrgcson, And eviry where that tiandhi goes mithfieid; Lnura Knfherine Hes sure to clean the streets. f Bicherd S. Best Gamble. Gordon i Ogden; Rulon L. Biair. Spring City; Archie H Blanehnr'A Logan; j People look like what they eat, John Victor Briggs, Blnekfoot t bays a German scientist. Fern 'daho; Burch, Pleasant So help me, heres where I lay Lucille Burgoyne, Logan: Grove; off the pork, exclaims Lil Gee Percy E. Burrup, Downey. Idaho: Gee. Winona Buxton, Driggs Idaho. Julian 8. Cannon. Salt Lake i DIARY IE a City; Winfied Quayle Cannon. Salt tFebruane 1) Luxe City; Alvin G. Carlaon. Logan; Pp betimes, uad to playing sweet Captola Cherrington. Swringville: tnusiiue on the harmonika, and, Corndl Christensen. Rexburg, Idaxihea finished, I did applaud my-ae-tf ho: Sybil Camille Christensen. Loas indeed be it for totally, gan; Anthony Coletti, Ogden; The- 1 heard. By ns ever music bwet but yrtrol buggy to the print.-rHd naught but sharpen J pencils s, and smoke 17 brown-pape- r and so, myghtv wenrle, to where a did home, guAte sandwich, comimunded of raw heef rrul onions, and it as faire as ever I guttled. SO passed this dsi, it being the 3rd yeare of the Great Depression, but better times coming on apace. Perhaps. e . ReG 3 ' i La-Ru- . j machinery to the status of a servant -- and make it work for us at the present time ulous and untninking menunscruptake machines and weld merely them onto the back of other men the men become dull animals We Give Eer-mc- snow-peak- CmCHESiEHSjalLJ Litolkvl tul 4 Ak ou Urtst r lllhtootrt) Urttd Pflina'Kt! uft j 4jiu Will IiC Tak H oitswr. Hoy A r of yoor KM 1 h lifAlUAD i111nt4 N l nus t'H SLUUW4 l,Lstf4V aUc fluyNtml tbi solo ot onuooirs mYfc iua THEN THEY COUNT By W. M. Everton Some men never appreciate their children so much as when making out their Income Tax alEvery child in the family lows the father more exemption and cuts down the tax just that much. Whether you have few find or many children you the habit of trading at Ever-ton- s a great help in paying your income tax. Just u small saving on each purchase mukes a big saving in the course of a More and more people year are finding that it pays to trade at EVERTONS. 11 Green Stamps Where Friendly Service Is Always Found ; MEATS lb. 10c BACON, sugar cured, sliced .... lb. LiVnCH MEATS assorted lb. ' HAMBURGER 2 lbs. BABY BEEF TONGUE each SMOKED HERRINGS 3 for 2 LBS. LARD Home Rendered 17 C LOIN STEAKS h ol n 14c 15 C 10c 19C 15C GROCERIES CHEESE 5 pound brick BREAD sliced GRAPEFRUIT APPLES ! , DKJAN 1 i j HYRUM WELLSVILLE GINGER ALE SODA CRACKERS SMITHFIELD SPECIALS FOR WF.DNSDAY, FEB. 3rd i MILES Electric 25c 48 LB. TAI.l. CANS No. 2 cans .... 9QC COFFEE Blue Pine Pineapple Till 4 ?Qr KRAUT PQr fcwW OATS Kitchen King Deviled Meat Blue Pine SARDINES-p- er S-o- cans z. cans 5 Cr can Oil SOUP Campbell 3 SHRIMPS Kitchen cans Tomato King per can MACARONI Medium I ... 3 No. Bine Pine : Quirk (junker lb. can QCC 22 line LARD for OQr Www LEMONS can 1 CASH MARTLET Cc 115 North Main 2i can 1 Cr 4 lb. pail 30q Rums Right '' Qg UTAHS BUST C O A L i Economical In Ash High In Fuel Value Holds Fire Longer EVANS COAL Ct ICE CO. PHONE 421 H 5 9C 33 C 15c No. per doz. Free Qc 2 lbs. Blue PiBr Blue I P3c CATSUP .... No. .... 1 Tumbler No. 2i2 can 79c 5p 2 for 15c 8 lbs. 25c 2 bottles 25c 3 lbs. 32 C Each 9 c Ibi 27 c SHREDDED WHEAT pkg. CAKE FLOUR Swans Down pkg NAVY BEANS 5 lbs. OQc large pkg. Mild Cream PEACHES Glass 75c 22 cans CHEESE j Qr 2 doz. NhIh 1 1 3 lbs. Hulk ORANGES fcww light BAG CORN- -3 Bit. PUMPKIN COFFEE FLOUR La-Ra- m Wil-for- Our ideal picture would be that three kids hanging on a feme - looking out over a broad valley with the in the mountains above and in the valley a herd of fat brown cattle and through the trout winding grass a green stream and then we could write unsome der it with sincerity When we grhw up If we cant AND LISTEN make this a better world for' we at least dig in cant ourselves and try to make it a more pleasthe kids'. ant place-f- or j n. Lea-dor- and they and the machines wear out togethe- r- while somebody else pockets the profit It is very wrong and socialism not quite to say this an ideal state of affairs -- hut we U take a chance of OMLW ONI Ome. Eff round imb . EMViROMMEMT By Williams X VOU VOV-A- y . d.ru'iy "TWIT PROS MO nsohuT V Vt AlltRS CLAlMtO EkigiROMMENT . ever vCX' MAPfe.S. COULOkir STTW CM ThET MOLE; TsmO IomPS, EF rr VNAREkiY FER HiS Newspaper Scripps-Canfiel- d 1932.- - 2, Give S. & II. Green Stamps |