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Show tVi i- - s $ y THE tAGE FOUH The V A K UTAH, LOGAN, L, MONDAY, MAY '1 Herald-Journ- al r j tr-- j XJJ -- )i n Orl Newspaper Evrry Center street, Ixigan, Utah, Published at 75 West by Cat. he Valley Newspaper Kutered as beiond-ulit.smatter at the Cq N. Gunnar Raantuson, presidt nt postoffice, Logan, Utah, under the act of Murch 3, 1879 Subscription prut in Cache Vallfy by mail, $2 70 the year in udvurxc, by turner $3.70 a year in adOutside C o he Valley, by mail $7 on the year vance or 40c the month d Gilman, Nicoll & Ruthman, Spot ml IU presentatives San Kfiiu iwo, (imago, New York, Boston and Detroit R. W. MARTIN, Adv. Mgr. PETERSON, Managing Editor 'I n n R 0 R FI 0 R n n R J? f F f f r f f r r n Jy Afternoon Wfck-da- y A 1932. 6, OUT OUR WAY Scripps-Canfiel- d l HERALD-JOURNA- n By Williams u i orris MProelaiin Liberty throughout the land bit'-- , m isTep ; DO&S VT BoTher SOO TO HAVE Hmtdy, folks! To imrcaM tin iron in the hjhUmii, say a phjHiciun, 'Vat hinaeh. To increase the lead in the hystein, live in i hieatjo. p&OPt-E- - VOO -- SPOTLIGHTING MILI.EU !(' Hollywood . . . The tet him i I slinguage In common use aroui d tips town sometimes proves confusing to the vis- tors. Recently wT old-lin- called Francis one I of Mack Senett, him cutters, on the telephone. an- swered the voice oa the studio end "1 wire, e, the reach him gan't He's now. run- ning Running? ec"From hoed the What? Lyon, SC'S was laboratory It developed, a film on the gcreen. iu.ita-tur- rnn-iiin- g Qroucho Marx is a very young man it seems If you don't believe it, look below St the samples of what he does to lines when he Is trying to put his heart into his work --He never earned a cent of life In bis money: ' "I leaped Into the gallop and saddled away! - "Never put a thrush across this foothold again!" "It's forty nules as the fly crows, stranger! "Let us lodge to my flea in the hills! t How unlike a certain at tor who struggles to get emotional for the camera but never w r!. himself up to more than u stale of extreme calm. tf high-sfrun- U speck Wor PAT n 1 I n nation-savin- g la-- h, anme-tliini- !. s sui-iii- M of five. Here anil there is an American who is a trifle disturbed at the spectable of bureaucracy making capital vut of a national disaster. Mr. Hoover should forget his red menace before the whole nation laughs at it. If lie wants to be reelected he should end his policy of the last three years and try, for once, to he constructive. Rut leave the unemployed alone. They have enough tumbles as it is, without being cursed at and shot down for the benefit of a shabby jiolitieian and his I uieaucratic t eionles, , CRO.VHURST, Surrey, England, 16. (L'.PJ Although this village, the smallest in Surrey, is Only 80 miles from London, it is ttcee miles from a railroad station; five miles from a movie house; has no bus service; hos go shops; and has no gas or electricity. But the villagers have ttred of their seclusion and the annual parish meeting has asked an omnibus company to provide V service. . ilay . , then there is the professor who always reads the Monday papers to find if out hes been in a traffic accident the previous Sunday And absent-minde- d KIDDIE'S KORN Kit Obeying his mother. Observing bis dad, Brings darn' little pleasure To any young lad. Little Ilonier "Many people," declares a writ- - Barbara Ashcroft, Mrs Frank Wood. Mrs Lois Rasmussen of Smithfield and Mrs. Lila Squires IAICTING SHOTS of Logan. "lla, ha, ha! No wonder A Uihrming affair of the week your car won't run. tour Kaa was a children's birthday party ! tank is given at the home of Mrs. George L) Seamons in honor of the fourth birthday anniversary of her Mvitlc, t. li phone my wife and daughter, Lujean Tuesday afternoon. tell her I have an nnpotlnnt Games were enjoyed by the lit-- . and will l,c laic for tie guests, after which a delicious luncheon was served to 28 A birthday cake with four candles Buy, bring my polf i lulls' graced the long dining table and j i con-feie- j of Mr a u Mrs Joseph (H E Seamons have left there where they have been making their home the past few years, and will arrive at Hyde Park the eom'ng week to make an extended visit at the home of Mrs Julians parents. A number of male members of Hyde Park ward have- gene to Twin Falls. Idaho, to- a short tune to work in the beet fields there Mr and Mrs. Perry Hyde announce the birth of a son, recently. Mother ami babe ire ioing nicely. 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Try some of these batts and you will never waste money ort white wwol for your dark cover- 1.00 1.50 Batts V..V-- V. !! ed quilts again. va.v--v VWVW a a a a b V l' V 4 V t : Special Prices on k INC i BUSSES FOR VILLAGE i CA SCHVtCg. ! may jubilsib W BY Hyde Park , , - dark e race. &0 Lyon, A WOO l' vxriiLE WOPK ? TA 'TL.iTHTTTin ti.-i- ' Pocit moiilh.s atfo it was Milemnly announced v the MHOS WHO IN lte,ui)lK'an national committee that the Hoover drive LOUTH'S would be based on the idea that the for ideal saved the country Horn the reds. Ihoto shows the Honorable Thomas H. Thumbtack, one of the To date, the reds havent appeared in sufficient leading horaes in the Republumbers to warrant any savingand so . n r e idential i lican oigans are busy creating a "menace. M r. is Thumbtack he ot gars all work the same way so much the makingappeala same wav, m fact, that there is evidently a fine Italian strong to hand somewheie in the background, pulling the strings. voters unThe niuth id seems to he to accuse Americas ising, to emu in, phned of spreading Communism. husbands to wash the compelling It is very tasy to do this, because the unemployed, dishes utter every meal. although great numerically thanks to Hoover misA bee dies when it stings you management are weak in every other way. They are Differing in this respet i from a therefore e; sy to attack, because they cant, its a lule, bond salesman light buck. standIt is alvvavs good business, lrom a political MOTHER HOIK II The KH ME OFF S 4 point, to pick on somebody who can't hit hack. This 9S2 Sing u song of moonshine, makes it simpler and the vietoty surer. rye, ant And so, all over the country, G.O.R. organs are Lour and tuenty IuImIm that would Son has a love of er, "miss the old square dame make you sigh; flowers lent a fesled menaces in great piofusioa. If they can spring early life; he gels a kuk out of digWhen the bottles oianed, what ail Yes, but more of them miss the tive air to the occasion. the believe to Uiobs stories their sc cci president soil and get enough old square meal watching utsu! drink, The Primary association held ging the burst through will call out the army, the navy, the marine corp-( Iturge it to evperienee and pour its annual May festival at the Son has an almost nut tinny it down the sink air service, the militia and assorted jmiIicc forces and Mrs Clyde Dames of Logan was recreation hall Friday evening sense of stuffed shiitism, he an A was fine menace. the and by afsheriffs presented a program hostess at prettily appointed K DltKY suppress dej uty spot a mouther on the second It is again proposed to broadfair Thu.sday, when she enter-- i the members of the primary. Miss rising inflection The fact that the menace doesnt exist, of course, cast chosen Larsen Weil, waQ congressional speeches May tamed Shirley Para the That is my working diagram Hyde Literary (Whit Sunday.) Kurlie up, and m; kes no difference. It doesn't have to; the onlv thing why not7 Children have bedtime club at a card party while oh- - Queen A large audience attend- on the lad try it on vonr hov pitrni buggy, lu driving afar stories to lull them to sleep, why i ed the affair that reed exbt is a national delusion. their annual I guest day. serving h lit,. might say that the fellow ha.-- t ciiniilrii', where we do Cards and shouldn't adults have something music were features Boyd Purser was guest of honor discovered yet when the old man have a picnirk, lumliciin, con.ist-iAnd, of course, if (he administration can thoroughto indute slumber7 a the entertainment. Rctresh-- j Thursday evening when group is bluffing in and when id potato kalaile, oandwieliek of ly sare people with a shouted lie, and then stage a - of friends met at his home to the old man haspoker em Otherwise of roat lieef, eoffee (a Javanese ments were served to 12 memABIGAIL show, ieople will he properly a at bers and the grand entertain surprise party he is a very smart und noble following special drinke,) and a nolile lemon pastie. AITLESAI ( E Mrs. Lucretia Ashcroft, wmle observing his birthday an- lad And Lord!. we did not forget the guests: gratefu. A few score unemployed will be shot down, SI'.: Mrs were radio Jessie and Mrs Cards Edna Seamons, The wife tells me that the niversary Lu! what of it? Wont it make voles? aalt, aUKar nr hut ter, which do lie The more civientertainment, a most marvelous thiui;. and doth Elwood, the Misses Eulalia and features Inn.of heon supe would like to meet me, lized folks g et Heie and there, of course, (here aie sane Amerwas served to now that w'ould be Inez Lee, Mrs Mabel Duce, Mrs lovely , I astound us all. and do sumpin' lh more gadgets icans who wonder if its quite decent to damn eight Lily Mae Lee, Mrs Gheen, Mrs 11 guests haven t unalizetl an analyi t for a world's r.ord or li e to t have Sadie Mrs Olsen of Word has been received from ward, und years million jobless as reds and then assault them with Anon, merrdie, to Dallas Ballam ofCollege duA, oil an' Cove, Mrs Idon-- I Washington, D C, that Mr and lltlllle. ni'ichiee guns to put a mediocie politician back into na Leishman of WeMsville, Miss Mrs H M Julian, daughter and a Jt f HOLLYWOOD a BY LLEWELLYN Officials are trying to decide upon an official flower for the toming Woilds fair in Chicago How about Croaw cusses7' TUB OLD RED MENACE ONCE .MORE WATct-pN- r ' BOVS WORKING CHART The wife, like every other fundamental perpetually mother, clucks over her chicks, is perover the state worried petually health or son s of daughter s morals So when spring hit son recently and he skipped a few classes the mother sent him to or.e of the psychoanalyst.-,- , who happens to be a school superintendent. The wife has a report on son I haven't son s report on the psychist, but I guess he is a wise guy or son would have mentioned the matter I happen to know that the boy IS sound at base If any or you fathers desire a working diagram on your boys I'll give you my own Son is honest, at heart he is no cheater You an leave in the middle of a caul or checker or chess game and when you come back every man or card will be just as it was when you W Son is courageous; afflicted with and wealing classes, the lad will enter into a fight with enthusiasm, always handing his glasses to some timid soul standing on the sidelines Yep, son is also thrifty, but that doesn't ount Son is kindlv to living things, possessing a rife ami a shotgun, son does not pop a robin, but he will stalk a digger squirrel for hours trying to outguess him. Son has a head on him If teachers cant him to induce study, that is their f nlme The lad can figure problems out if they appeal to him as import- m rA rn B Na b s bVbV VbV.- - WbV.VbV |