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Show THE PACE TWO. IIERALD-JOURN'A- MONDAY, AUGUST L in, 10 3 1. Four Radical Stocks Here: Pick Em? 'life Ob HraMJJiuimaL TIM A By Jim Marshall Newspaper Scripps-Canfiel- d Published Sunday morning and every- week day afternoon, except Saturday and lega! holidays, at Federal Ave , I,ogan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co., N. Gunmtr Ka.smusim, president, pd entered as second-clas- s matter st the postofftce, Logan, Utah, under the act of March 3. 1879. Subscription price $3.00 the year, in advance, or 23 cents the month delivered by carrier. V- - Oilman, Nicoll & Ruthman, Speclul Representativoii-S- an Chicago off u e, 410 N. Michigan Ave.; New York office, St.; Detroit office, 1120 Fisher Bidg. Full leased wire of the United Press. Western Features, and the Scripps-Canfiel- orris PETERSON, office, V, 44tU St.: Boston office, Member Audit Bureau Newspapers Managing Editor R. Howdy, folks! We dont know why President Hoover officially denied the report hat he chews gumdrops while at work, unless those pesky Democrats were spreading the rumor that he was in the pay of the Lollipop Trust. Proclaim liberty thruout the land 523 Market St.; Francisco 13 18 T're-nio- of Circulation, N.E.A. Service MARTIN, Advertising Manager THE TRUTH QUICK Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholders or officials has any connection whatever directly or Indirectly, with any political parly, piblic utility, real estate promotion or other private business except llie publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. an ulterior motive for printin'; this picture, although think the girls justify themselves. The picture shows how When Mahatma Gandhi leaves into one type. The four girls for this week, he will lie Ametican racial stocks are accompanied by a goat. do not look l,ke progeny of different peoples, yet (left to Is this by any chance the Hi it Velma Stcinhoff, German; Kothaline Burke, :sli ill's goat that Gandhi right) they are Hatfield, American, (Kentucky), and Joan Irish; last got year Cheka Revenik, Lithuanian. Iair.-.lo- Rovr-rtmi- i Cove News FAMOUS ATHLETE LOSES BET Rhubarb, tut-tutti- hr visitor-skinnin- hotel-keeper- ,rry' with j dozen e - KU'-sl- s - s the that it . wp and I J setter, ait - ; sups op T-- 0 l . tiitl Rf help 11 . j to , e6 J , te-- d j v , home-furnishin- on UTAH Lorin well known Allen of (Imre, Idaho, Finuklin. called on Mrs. Glen Day .Wednesday, for ids win- and ehlld-eathlete, lost a ninrniric. Tin v have Henry Cornish, Bill Jensen and $10 wager with -Wudnesdtty pent the pat two weeks lire. Mr. ami Mrs. Tr vor Iticl ards friends SaturMrs. Mark Allen and children reSunday evening visiting Mrs. day Mr, Rhu- turned tonne Willi llietn. at Lewiston. She They barb bet that he could go in have spent the past week here i;. inylnp with lief mother, Mrs. and friends. Witlaid Hendricks. swimming after visi'inghave also been house guests Mrs. Livluia Allen and Mrs. Al-- f eating two doz- They tourist-exploiter- 3) Mayhe we aint doing right by and so Eddie took a hitch In his the dictionEddie bul it seems to us that belt and consulted as a slogan maker the Prince of ary with and emerged Buy Wales is a pretty fair horseman cad from those who purchase your we speak after having a newspaper story relating how products . . this got a good hand end a when anybody in the British the literati einpi'e wants a slogan Eddie few cheers from stops lu tile fiuiit tif lllC Jll.nl around the empire hut only caustd sharp, shootlot m ami invents one in a flash all just like ing pains among American men who could think Hint! Hie jolly old Empire needed o." better ones than that before a mollo some lime ago and Ed- breukla.st "J die was rip, lit there with Buy Brilish! a it summer 'seems Recently resort called Eastbourne found and sent a colleit slack That was quite a while hark, trade wire 10 the prince saying f'r however and the empire tered again after a bit gosh sake spill a slogan ol top and save Eastbourne everybody went around ask-so Eddie roled Up ids sleeves what? Jiiiiish ing ami there was a good deal ol and shed his collar and came across with mystery about it Eastbourne's health properso bio Eddie straightened lie and cleared his throat and ties are good lor old and young British came out with and alike! Can you imagine any AmeriBest! enrn e can resort staggering along Uuder and t lie loyal old breathed freely again and saw a slogan like that? , prosperity around only 92 more we do EdAll, well maybe 1 urn et s. die an in jus! ice Well, probably all these slogans ard things racked along in ami trade slumped again bought up hy some fourth assistant secretary who was dropped spile of the prince's slog oh on his head when a boy. as a nation vve have our ton spoilt Sunday afternoon visitfaults but at least we are swell ing Mr. and Mrs. William Laker. what with S e e Mrs. Laron Humphries ot Logan sloganeers and Safety her America andFirst! visiting spent Wednesday Back to Normalcy! mother and sister, Mis. Livinia Aland all the rest of em . ien and Mrs. F. M. Itavsten. AND, LISTEN: Eddie may hold Mrs. James McMarrin of Logan his job as a prince all right spent Thursday visiting her mothbut he'd starve over here tryer, Airs. Joseph Allen and her sister, Mrs. Earl Titensor of Califor-- ing to he a slogan artist. ! There is considerable among European Hostess to Chere Amri Club s inn keepers and other because Russian Mrs. L. B. Caine was hostess tourist agencies this year thought up a couple of new to the Chere Annd dub at ones. home Tuesday. A social afternoon followed by a delicious lunThe Soviet tourist bureau, it appears, deduced that cheon was enjoyed by 'hr club some Americans were a bit bored at Parisian members and the following special en pork chops and at Londons hotel prices, and Viennas and not get the guegls: Mrs. Wf Paul Merrill of champagne tariff. Hence, the bureau offered tours in Bozeman, Montana, Mrs. John T. cramps. Funeral servicese will be Turkestan and a trip in art Caine Of Chicago, Mrs. Arthur strictly private. up to the Artie, Caine of Soda Springs, Mrs. E. E. Photo by William Walton. and various things like that with great simcerj. Monson of Salt Lake City, Mrs. All the Soviet tours are booked to H. E. Crockett and Airs. William capacity and all An Alaskan ship was christened the Paris hotels and Rhine steamboats and British cathelast week by showering it with a Merrill,. drals are empty. bucket of ice. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ray Pond Now wait for somebody to rhris went to Logan Tuesday evening Consequently, most of the Paris, London, Berlin and ten a vessel by smashing a chocoto attend a family supper party s Vienna think all a its dirty pkn and late ice cream cone over tho bow ! at the home of Mrs. Katherine want their governments to do something about it. Pond, complimentary to Mrs. AbSTOCK MARKET Well, we dont think much of the Soviet system of ide Forsythe and children prior LYRIC to their departure Wednesday for government, but if the Russians can attract tourists by He who sold when stocks were up their home at Price, Utah. new travel thrills and the promise of fair were prices, Ought to net a silver cup; Mrs. Hllma Wight underwent for their- - tourist bureau. Maybe itll teach hor there arent so many guys Europeans a an operation Tuesday at a lesson Who can tell euch whopping lies! theyve needed for a long time: That were not hospital for the removal of a ALL suckers over here. goitre. She rallied from the operWhen a fellow says a girl is ation and Is reported as getting that moans she has forgotdumb, well as he can as expect- Downey where she will spend the along Overnight at t Tio homo of Mr ten to tell hint how clever he is. ed. week with MIsh Barbara Wbb. ami Mrs. Fred Rainey g Oak Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Bowman Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Cobu.n acMr. anc Mrs. sent of Pocatello, Idaho were supper companied the junior baseball lh.ir best regards to Rainey their many Mr. VACATION and team to Brigham Monday where friends In Cache guests Monday evening of NOTES valley and Rich-thMrs, IxRoy Smith. boyg played a losing gamo. their mornl, former home M. Mrs. Alice Barnett and little Otis Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith and Corncob, noted efficienMr. and Mrs. Urn Is Spencer of cy expert, declares that the avergrandson, Dale Bowing, were vis- Mr. and Mrs. Ilenery Precce at Des Moines. Mrs. Iowa, Pehrson itors at the home of Mrs, Maggie tended the funeral at Salt Lake of Park age man can enCity, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. all the pleasT. Merrill last Wednesday ,zubretl? Francis of Brigham, and Alma joy ,Mr8' ures of ocean they went to Falrview, mother In Lulu Preece Longstroth of of were Ogden Sunday withIdaho to visit their sister, Mrs. visitors of Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Co- swimming out leavinct his Agnes Gilbert. They were accom- Visitors From Detroit j burn home. Fill your panied by Mrs. Annie Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Waddoups bathtub of Logan and Mrs. Nila Hampton Midi, weie visitors Satuiday of and children of Lewiston and Mr. Icy exwater, of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Kennedy. They and Mrs. Rennell Smith of Hvium cob, toss in Returning to San Francisco were enroute to Portland, Oregon, were week end visitors of Mrs broken Mrs. Alice Barnett returned to to visit Mr. aiul Mrs. Rooert MaeEie T Merrill clam she'l--a Ogden that evening and lett for Ireland, who were formerly bushel of baraacles and four or her home in San Francisco Calif, soeiated with the Sogo Milk coin-- Utopla Club Holds Reun,on-p- any five watermelon rinds. Then after a visit of two months In ,lle Utopia club and their part-te- r climbeldinto here, Mrs. Wilkie is a sis- the tub and yell, Utah, Soars enjoyed a chicken supper to Mrs. Ireland. Whee-e-l, aint this surf bath-Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Kennedy Mrs. Rhoda Lonkersdorfer of ud Bodal evening ap the E. R. ing exhilarating? spent Sdndav evening at Frank- Pocatello ' has visited with her dvve camp in Logan canyon, Photo by W. I,. Wanlass. lin with relatives. mother, Mrs. Maggie T. M frill Tuesday evening, Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Monson and and her Mrand Mrs. Christensen Ivan Tol-Mrs. L. W. i sister, Americans, says a and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bair spent "hales family of Sait Lako CHy have man the past week heating annul been (he house gnosis of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. 'Lowe and son Stmd ay evening at Preston as on especially Mrs.- II. Ray pond from of Mr. and Mrs. Orville course. Sunday, Harley, of Franklin were vist-until Wednesday. Mrs. Maria Johnson who is In and Mrs. Albert Cartwright. Literary C'ub Meets GOOD GROUNDS ill health spent Tuesday and Wed The Women's Literary club nit Divorced are Mr. Miss Virginia Rasmussen re. , Logan for a medical And Mrs. Klugg; Wednesday at me dub room with turned home Sunday from Dow- I1Psday He nev- - would pull Mrs. S. W. Hendricks us hoslestt. ney where she has visited at the px'ubhmtion. C. I)r. Reynold Merrill and Fos The wash bowl plug. The program was given by Mis. home ot Andrew Newbold. 3he le Alice Tolman w ho reviewed the was accompanied on her return ter Merrill arrived here last w ek end from California where they book. "Hard Money, by Clarence by Miss Eunice Newbold. been summer nt THE DAY'S Kelli! nd. Mrs. J. 1,. Mctnrroy attending Mr. and Mrs, N E. Rasmussen have NEWS and Mrs. Verna Thomson were and family and Miss Eunice New-bol- school. Mrs. Reynold C. Merrill s inemb-u-admitted of Downey spent Thursday and children who have been vis of the club in This Officer Omar J. Cod Mrs. G. M. Thomson, Mrs, W. at Smlthfield with Mrs. Neils Ming relatives in Utah during til summer will accompany them on fish, said to be Paul Merrill and Mrs. Rennnll Rasmussen. thriftiest their return to California, SaturSmith were special guests. , Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Galbraith west of were served hy the were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fay day. They are visitors of the man the Mississippi. hostess following the afteraoon Bernlusel of Lewiston at a chick- week at the hmc of their par Officer Codfish win, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Meren supper Saturday evening. program. recently bought Mr. and Mrs. Alb'vt Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Johnson rill. a 50,000-0 r d Mrs. Ivy Albistoo and Mrs. Ada entertained at dinner Sunday in and daughter. Mildred, Miss Belli rehonor of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cart Mi rrill and Mr. ami Mrs. Erast as Van Noy entertained Wednesday novel, itbutto turned the Mr showat and Mrs. Ivan Feb Johnson and daughters, Marie and evening a miscellaneous wright. when lows and daughters, Virginia sad Kuthirine, went to Soda Borings er for Miss Bonne Adamson al publishers he discovered the Allusion hoire. Games anil Rachel of Pocatello, Mrs. Charles Thursday lo attend the mdeo. conIt Pinson and Mrs. Lory Meade cf Returns from California luncheon were enjoyed hy; tained only 49,. Preston. Covers were hid for 21. received 999 words. Mrs, Olivia H. Merrill returned guests. Miss Adamson Jesse Wehh and daughter, Bar- Sunday from Berkeley, California some lovely gifts. Out of town Photo, hy Parley Savage. Mrs. Ileruert bara, returned to their ranch at where she spent the past mouth guests Included: A lot of young fellows would he Downey after spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. Claude Van Noy 01 Preston, Miss Lillian end in Richmond, Miss wonti a whole lot in While, in Hogan of Iwwiston, Mrs. Renm-iIrvine Ad. ans and taniiiy. it Thompson accompanied Airs. them to California, Merrill stayed Smith of Hyrum and Mrs. Mai ability to piny the ukelele were a lo sincss asset, coim Merrill. Miss AlwiTda Glenn of Ogden guest of the week at the lien YE DIARY son Waldo, had as llieir week cm WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS (August 9) of M and Mrs. Alvin Bair. LOGAN WIFE GIVES ANOTHER VERSION OF IT Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Merrill and (Lord's Day). Eariie to son, Waldo, had as their wuek mighty wearie, but did wake ben, dur-ini) w'-'r-- t ?) a VO Hi? HALO IS end guests, besides lir. and Mrs the nyght. with greate hunger, a CHIMING EPIliHTL V flAU'D it. C. Merrill of California, Mr. and 70 to the icebox, to mak' Hd-- z rc d.'v.ylu. AlO He DOCSM'T ElEk ltnl Mrs. Aaron Merrill amt bah) myself a mayonnaise EVER.' bJ'Shr A..'jt CO of Ogden, Mr. and Mis. Rosby and the kitchen being sandwich, SPILL ASHES CM THE dark, Merrill and t.uni'.y of Sait Lake FLOOR-- difficultie in finding Good kind tie City, Mr. and Mrs. U G. Men II foode, but anon did locate the and daughler. did and mayonnaise spread it on - -rocker, and take a greate bit Visiting Relatives in Richmond did spit it out quickly, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bair hiuI Lot Lord! children of Provo i.re visaing re for it do be. heaven help me, lublalives hero and at Logan. Mr ricating grease for the petrol bug. and .Mrs. 0. M. Thomson of 0 riy gan ami Mr. mid Mrs. Bair were Ttxiav t niKCust I, far: Tho visitors Wednesday of Mrs. Jesse who said ho hooked a fi Wehl and family, and when lie brought it lo the Mr. and Mrs. il. I). Leaker Mo "lirtare discovered, much to his w ter spen- Suiuii at I. ,an riic,-,;- s THAT ISN'T THE TIME. until-yjyou surprise, that it was wrapp---.ip l e y Jl Mis i.er.kei John cm edoner. some Hie GO ( ( llophane. ask. him TO Co mo. no Monday THING AMD BECOMES MllTH' YOt T 0 home in Pm atoll-)Umbrellas memlened. HUMAN AGAIN THEN' Bishop ami Mrs. F.. J. CRYSTAL BOTTLING 01 Mar Vis'.-sen him were you 4sac taHi'enui ip LEAVES STATE visitors la.-- t at Lie 11. W. DO SOME THINS POP. FURNITu kT tXOTAKGE Men ill home. Mrs. is Sorensen YOU Professor G. P. Close, federal TOLtLL j E a niece or Mrs. Merrill. hortirnltnre agent from Washing, r AD A DOING Pick our : I. Stod ton, D. Principal a.;' .Mr,. .. who has been in Utah ilard and Innniy : it THE FUQ.NTUPE V 0U home tor the past few weeks, left FAVO n An-fr..-i L03 Colorado from Provo Friday night Wednesday night HAVE BEEN LON (3 1 Mb FOR Californ'a vivo Mr. Stod where he will make similar tours. Idiiul has been Prolessor Close was hortimiltu ,o h'lg summet school at the Un.-- . ersity of south-- at the U. S. A. C. t'r im 18 19 tc ern lie was aecnrup tu d Mrs. Stoddard 19ol. (Viitcrma. F. M. Coe, wno returtu-en visiting with her sister. has The biggest favor you can do yourself is to surMrs. of home Saturday. and fam.ly round yourself with the kind of that Los Angeles, Mr. and Mis. II. T. Plant, jr., bring home happiness. Come to the CRYSTAL! September 1 with Mr. Merrill and Mr. and Mis. L. W. Tolmnu w lio will ids went to !. igliam City Monday studies there. for tlie baseball game. Miss I.nbt (aitw right entertain Mrs. K. W. Kobit.bon will spend ed her 4 It e!"b at her h im,. Saturday here vitb her niete. Thursday afuineon Refreshments 72-7- 4Mrs. Malcolm Merrill. Mrs. Mer- were served tollovving m WEST FIRST NORTH STREET rill will I, live Sunday- - for a two ol sewing, 'file el, id as LOGAN, v eeks vial- a it a rtlaUves a' Lehi in ot Mr,-- . Edna Le.-.charge aid prior to returning to SL Lewis. Mr- -. Lola Bell. night.-Thursda- t we WELL, THEY THOUGHT OF IT FIRST 1 c We have VV. t 4 and Sunday morning. Every afternoon, except Saturday, 1 v s - Mr. anil Mrs. A. IS. Allen. Bishop L. II Allen was in Salt Lako City Tuesday on business. Mr. anil Mrs, K. T. Bdlani. Mrs. Do Riece Balls, Mrs. Haroiii Haines of Hyde park. Utah, and Mrs. Hester MrQuarrie of San FramT.sro, California, spent Tuesday afternoon visiting Mrs. Ora! Ballam. 01 ed Allen w.-r- 'Logan shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. F. M. Rau ten and children of ClHikslon, sts-nparf of Hie week vKi'ing her mother, Mrs. I.ivinia Allen. Miss Idonna Wheele and Miss Luella Wheeler were in Logan Wednesday shopping. Mrs. Marion Allen and Mrs. ArMr. iel Rawlins of Lewiston rode Allen Clarence Mrs and were in Logan Wednesday on horse back to the lake up High creek canyon. usiness. Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin Hatch. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Abe Bowoutt of Franklin spent Thursday visiting Agatha Hatch and Miss Carroll friends and relatives here. Hatch spent Thursday at Ogdon Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Allen spent shopping. Mrs. John Eskelscn is seriously Monday visiting Mr. and hlrs. John Lowe at Franklin having ol Mr. and Mrs. Verlan Rogers Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Nash of and Mrs. Elmpr Rogers of Lewis- 1 l n a. A spot within the Antcrtio cirDoctor D. K. Allen of Salt Lake City spent Sunday visiting Miss cle, south of Ausaalin, is said to he lilt world's windiest location. iiosa Alien and Thomas Alien. The wind speed over a Mrs. Loua Smith of Richmond, spent Friday visitnig her mother period of 22 months whs figured t more than 44 miles an hour. Mrs. Henry Preece. avoi-pg- V |