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Show Thursday, October 11, 1928. Slates TIIE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Prefer Blondes STERILIZING Utah Backs Brunettes What gentlemen may, prefer has with the casfc in the coding toofdocolors for automobile; lection Sates in the various- states .with states changirg the e rolor combination of numerals or there backgrounds for 1929 plates,-dfrkr-r is a decided trend towardto Utah the State according colors Automobile Association. The 'brunette' in license plates is increas-lic- i'nY its lead over blondes' in ence plates, and Utah, will, follow yeUow the Ftyld lead by having Kt of figures pn a black back- - nvft CARDINALS SCORE FIRST IN THIRD GAME YOUR SOFT license' Plates In New PAGE DRINK ) BOTTLE Crystal Official 0rate ,ltTau J411 on:l f Lla!' Insure - ihirty-nin- - - Twenty-thr- different color e, Mot- ifs will be used in 1929 and: no single ore rarnhc said to prevlal though six will) be yellow figure black background and , an 0n equsl number will be orange' on black California will use '.orange on black. Black oil white, usecj by five states this year, will, be used 1929. whitei or, by only four in green and white on black,, being used In four instances eaeh, 'in- Nine-stateand cluding Oregon- the District of Columhia will fuse this yeais colors, reversing them and lettering fiS to background The complete list of i the variety of hues represented in the Identi- fication of the nation's transpdyta-tio- n system on rubber tires ws rev i ported as follows: Aldboma Yellow on Black, t Aiizona White on Maroon . I Arkansas Gray on Blue, California Orange on Blafck. Colorado White on Bed ; . Connecticut White on Maroon. Delaware Blue on Old Gold. Dist, of Col. Yellow on. Black. Florida Orange on Blue, , j Georgia Orange ott Black.' j Illinois Reef on Black, ' - , Indiana Black on Orange,. Iowa Black on Green, , Kansas Black on' Yellow.j Kentucky White on Blue.. Louisiana Yellow on Black. MaineWhlte on Blue Maryland White on Green. Mass White on Blue. Michigan Yellow, on Black. Mitmesota-i-WhJt- e on Black. , White on. Maroon. Mississippi White on Black. Missouri Montana Black on White-.- , Nebraska White on Black. t Nevada Black (x Orange vf New Hampshire Green on White New Jersey White on Gray. New Mexico Red on Yellow. New York Black on Yellow. North Carolina White oh Blue N. Dhkota Black pn Aluminum. ' , Ohio Black on Green. Oklahoma Yellow on Black., Oiegon White on Biacu. Pennsylvania Gold on Blue Rhode Island Black on White. South Carolina Black on White South Dakota'White oil Green Tejyiessee Whitf on Green. Texas Orange on Black. Utah Yellow on Black. Vermont Gold on Maroon. Black on Orange. Virginia Washington White on Green West Virginia Orange on Black Wisconsin Green on White, Maroon on Pearl Gray Wyoming $ of Pioneer Meet Daughters the Hand Thursday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. W. M. Smith, 116 South 1st u This blueberry awfully queer. Hubby m looks I'll just Wifey: much blueing in th Tall husbands themselves with their wives look pie bet I put too dough. shouldnt delude the Idea that up to them. y 1 3:ood r , protected "An endless belt, composed uf a series of pockets, each holding a Single bottle, cairies the bottles b a succession of short Jumps ovei Associated Press Telephotography two big cylinders in either end oi In first and score on Frisch of High third worlds ssries'game at St. Louie inning Bottomleys triple the bottle washing machine At ito give Cardinals short livd fead. Yankees wort game, Fhoto shows High crossing plate and Frisch few each jump the bottles are held in feet away. Bengough, New York catcher, Is poised to receive throw. Hafey, next batter, la waving Friach dividual tubes which force scaldnot to elide. The umpire la McGowan. ing water, impregnated with caustic soda, up Into them with tremendous force This Is done to each bottle not once but 42 separ I TIIE LATEST FROM PARIS,, ate times, and in the meantime revolving brushes have scrubbed the outside a fthe bottle. The botIn The Latest ln.ni lun?, Noima Shearer has given to tles then pass on to the second cy one of the lust of her comedy-dram- a efforts. Under, where another series ol The picture ojieiied vesterday at the Capitol theatre, with the tubes rinse them. with clear, pure I5y Mrs. Agnes Lyne water. Only after such severe prePantages Vaudeville, where, Lelloy Tims, 134, W 6 S. Oct. 13, a cautions as these is the bottle lag audience applauded its showing and gave eveiy evidence of HIS MAKE BLLIE1E considered acceptable lor filling Tire playmates the child ima- being captivated by M.ss Sheaiers clever portrayal of a unique with Coca-Colthe games he invents, the screen lole. gines, Advertisement situations he likes to make believe That Norma is ro ordinaiy scieen star is emphatically indicatall roles. She goes in for diarna and situaworth ed by her choice of Poison Liquor , V. It. Wade, 258 S. 1 W. Oct. 13, tion comedy regardless ol, J backgrounds, wardrobes and close-up- s They give Blamed which have done much to Death key to the wisli-JE.- make good histrionic woik 1 all flat in the hands of less capable -- Profit is earning Child The difference suin Nare 110 ' Yerkf-Oc- -t; 14 GAP) that lie Miss Shearer.' the child's stanrthan They death of Alexander V. Turin, described as a prince of the former republic of Georgia, was under investigation by City medical authorities today on the possibility that it might have been caused by drinking poison liquor. He died in the apartment of Mrs. Spaxska Dodkoff with whom he had luncheon. She told police he had a cocktail and several glasses of whiskey. The death since Saturday of 25 persons from wood alcohol poisoning caused Dt . Charles Norris, city medmal examiner, to order the body taken to the morgue for heart. They tell plainly to the uuders tanding just how sati- Air Fields Dot France Aviation sfactory the child s real life jnan' Place's- - such as hard can lj"d ,n A. food for protein; a food for mineral salts; fdr'calciuin and phosphorus; all 'the essential ele ments for health arid strength are found in good cheese. 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G3 West Center Logan, Utah m TRUCKS 1 loads ofwork r 1545 TON - One can 1 1545 150' whMlSM . Water Assessment After struggling for thirty years The Parisian Association re. All payments for or Cheap Shower Paths to the Logan Island cently readopted the resolution assessments with which it started: to put Irrigation Company must be showers in iril schools to per- paid by October 20, 1928 or will mit the weekly washing of all lie advertised and sold. J. R. Thomas, Treasurer. children. - (Advertisement) It now apepars that the trouble If a girl finds no other reason at the Tower of Babel may have RT 1G&5 - 1- 995whntbM. I WTON-I- bea-A- s Five of the stations near Fiance Paris four fieKis t are Taris Oct 11, P; LeI()Ur,,ti is. They give now has 87 airfields and sea- warning when he plane stations scattered over the Oily, Vilheoubley and Issy-le- s Moulineaux, and a hvdioplane has fled too far Mr. Agnea Lyne from reality be- country, and the number grows station at Saitrouville on the steadily. In addition, (here me Seine. cause life Is too hard for him. The child who has a normal play life, who is secure in the affections of his family and who is happy in his home has many an autopsy. fancies and games of make beMrs. Rodkoff, who said she was lieve which supplement his ical a Bulgarian translator, told No one of his imapolice she met Prince Alexander at experiences. Vi the Hotel Plaza a few days ago ginary situations lasts for long, through mutual friends , Yester- indeed they aie just the mean of UPHOLSTERED day he called to see her and they making his ever changing play had luncheon together at a res- more vivid FURNITURE taurant in d street, But the child who has a single CUSHIONS wrhere he had several drinks persistent fantasy is suffering HANGINGS After luncheon they returned to from some deep need of his emoher apartment on riverside drive tional nature CARPETS The child whose and had hardly sat down when RUGS he complained of feeling ill and patents are harsh and lacking in fell to the floor. Terrified, she understanding Invents some lovAUTOS called police. He was dead before ing and indulgent image to whom FROCKS medical attention could be given he goes for sympathy. The child Prince Alexander, who told Mrs who cannot get on with other SLIPPERS Rodkoff his title dated back 700 children imagines GLOVES-TIE- S himself the years, had made him home in this leader of a loyal gang The frail country for several years and sickly youngster becomes in his make believe a hunter of! athlete. Weekly Bath Movement lions or a fine the s fantasy By watching Gains Force In France life with sympathy child rUiWi and Insight parents can supply in real life the The needs for which the child invents Paris, Oct. 11, (P) cl weekly bath is still the dream of an imaginary satisfaction For if tor addtd e. onomy inclined in the child rescapc3from unhappithe liygieRkdlly and tout etui nte. Standard Oil so l and 5 in France. 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