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Show uurainm?Mii(n4UWiuiuuumiiMUUUUanBiui 'THET TAGE SIX. tWewruiFC&B! ? --m- voETAunm UTnVAL'TY-jaURNA- IO CAN, L, MONDAY UTAH, ON CAPITOL STAGE THURSDAY Herald-Journ- ?0l APRIL 1 1, 9 4 0. Classified Ads Bring Quick Result al REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 465. A-- 2 A-- J. A-2- 2 Local A-- A-1- FARMERS 1542-- A-- 2 SPECIAL NOTICES COLUMN Vacuum built, 061-R- 3. NEW 5 rm home. Buyer may choose his own Interior decorations. TRAVEL OPPORTUNITY 5 Fred Glauser. Ph. 810. 15 ACRES land in Hyrum, Rebecca COUPLE desire ride to Chicago or Allen Lindley, 735 25th St. Ogden. Ph. Detroit, share expenses. A-- 3 KUREKA cat. lady, familiar LOST in Logan, dark male Ph. Anwers to name of Smoky. with handling expensive garA1 ments, to assist wardrobe matron during engagement of LOST: 2 five dollar bills near Owl 2 French Follies, coming to stage Billiards. Ret. Owl. Reward. of Capitol Theatre. Thursday INSTRUCTION, MALE April 4. Write, stating age, experience, salary desired, care of RELIABLE men who would like to Capitol Theatre. take up Air Conditioning and CHOICE lot. Hyrum. Reasble. Ph. WANTED: FIVE room brick home, modern in every way. New carpet, partly fum. 1 ac. land with fruit trees. 4 Ph. 1190-NEW home. 220 E 1 No. Ph. 574-- LOST AND FOUND WANTED Prefer Electric Refrigeration. t men now employed and mechanically inclined, .with fair education, wiling to train spare time at home and later in our shop, to become experts in installing, servicing, planning, estimating, etc. Write giving age, present Utilities Institute, occupation. ABox l co Herald-Journa- l, Cleaners Factory ReGuarantee, $9.95 WIMMERS 6-- W. 1st N. Ihone 90-- J a it Good Lawn Soil FOR SALE Phone 254 J -- Johnson Sand & Gravel Company garbage service, guernsey bull for GUARANTEED service. 75c. 10th West 2 So. 3 weekly calls. Dan Andrews, Ph. 5 1450. PRODUCTION loans to farmers FLORISTS Concrete Gravel, Pea annual interest. 24 S. Mam. 1ST Class painting, paperhanging. Wed.-Sa- t. 9 Ap-- 6 Wight. Ph. 1512. ROSE bushes, 25c, pansy plants. Gravel, Excavations. SALE: Fresh cows. Ffeuti, ProviLogan Floral, 890 N 6th E. Ph. BUILDING AND REPAIR 2 8 dence. 343-SALE: Hay, Albert Berger. Ph. stock of hardy Iowa GET my figures on your bldg, re- COMPLETE 045-J- l. 2 grown deciduous trees, shrubs & modeling, cabinet, cement. Work vines. Fred's Flowers, 212 E 3rd FOR Sale: Big husky weiner pigs. guaranteed. C. E. Smith. .Phone The famous Wells Bros. Bar O maniacs and tumblers, another fea7 9 So. Fred J. Miller, Hyrum. 9 379 Sewer work and Repairing. ture act of Sollie Childs "French Follies at the Capitol one day SALE: li., ton G.M.C. truck. Will FURNACE CLEANING Free estimates take potatoes in trade. Conoco only Thursday, April 4th. TO BUY WANTED Service Station 3rd North Si New and used fixtures Coal WANGSGAARD Stoker St 4 Main. DINING rm. set. Ph. Hyrum 72-0 Co. Ph. 132 121 South Main Phone 1082 5 Statute, if the disparity between SALE: Cleaned alfalfa seed. Ph. and the domestic price statutory 137. calves new SERES MORE ABOUT USELESS bom horses, FOR SALE MISCEL. the world price became too great, It 7 Top prices. Ph. 673-would increase the difficulty of FOR sale or for service. The most 1 491 3 seed oats NO. N & barley. cows. Ph. horses and USELESS spotted stallion in Utah. 207A-- S maintaining the domestic price. On 6 W. 4 8 1 W. the present fight against purchase 388. (Continued From Page Ona) '36 DODGE Va T. truck. $295. 455 N of foreign silver, I don't have to ATI ENTION Farmers. Seed Ih. USELESS horses, good prices. grains 2 7 same E. change my position it is the cleaned St treated at Farmers My-- 1 1938 Ford Sedan $565.00 706. CHOICE alfalfa seed. Ph. 465. by the overwhelming majority of today as it has been in the past. 3 , 650 S. Main. Feed, 323.00 1935 Ford Coach CCU CAMPS the people of Utah, I will be a 2 grades. Phone ALFALFA seed. 313.00 1936 Ford Coupe The CCC has had no better SALE: Federation seed wheat. 1300 candidate for the Democratic nom062-JNewton. J. J. Larsen, 3 N 2nd E. Display Classified Advertising ination for the U. S. Senate this friend than I. My interest in the 295.00 1935 Ford Coupe 5 fall. During the campaign 1 shall CCC program began before the HAY del. Cliff Hansen. Ph. 067-J- l. 825.00 1935 Chev. Sedan Bart SEED grain, Federation have an opportunity to discuss my opening of the 1940 campaign. In A-n 0 wheat. Trebi, 825.00 1935 Chev. Sedan Bigelow, principles and program at lengtn, order to maintain CCC camps, it is Barley. Certified Uton oats. 320.00 1935 Chev. Coach and I shall enthusiastically avail n essary for Congress to appropri- - ALFALFA hay delivered. Ph. 892-Cleaned Si treated. Sacked in loo Ap-1938 Chev. 1)4 ton truck 545 00 myself to that opportunity. A man ate money. I have worked and to sow. lb. Reese bags ready seeking public office has no moral voted for the necessary appropri1937 Chev. 1!4 ton truck 465.00 Feed, Smithfield. right to hide either his record or ations year in and year out. Time 1936 Chev. 1) ton truck 345.00 2 were cows. 2 time when Fair Utah after behind MARES, camps his intentions Phillips. political 2 1936 Ford 1)4 ton truck - 363.00 "double talk." The voters have the threatened, I labored to save them. grounds. 45.00 1929 Graham Sedan IRON wheelbarrow, right to know where he stands and Recently, reactionary leaders of the good cond. 3 wny, and it is his duty to teil them false economy drive temporarily Emil Maurer, Millville. Ph. 77.75 1930 Buick Sedan In acsucceeded apthe Aand threatening honestly. My straightly 41.00 1929 Chev. Coach tivities in Congress are well known propriations for CCC camps. Our 2 USED trailer houses. 336 N 2nd and they have conformed to my progressive bloc in the House, howThe Coc-Co3 Bottling Co. West. SALT LAKE April 1 (C.Pi A Several repossessions. Just campaign promises and to the plat- ever, has now restored the full exthe to continue HAY in barn. Si No. 2 red eating forms upon which I have stood for amount necessary strong team of entrants was mothr5vs what the owner left pay full force. in CCC election. My vote on every major program potatoes, 40c hun. 470 N 3rd West. pected today for the IntermounFRIDAYS 3 AGRICULTURE tain AAU swimming championIssue, no matter how controversial, on them and they At 12:15 o.m. owing has been recorded. The voice of All legislation for the improveships, to be held Thursday and ALFALFA del. Egan, Ph. hay, are yours. not has in of Utah in District ment of the condition Congress the Deseret gymnasium 036-Jmy Friday 1 been stifled because I was afraid farmers, and America's farmers as pool. RIGHT AFTER SINGIN Geo. Aston, Smith-fielto vote. My activities as a mem- a whole, 'has had my wholehearted The Thursday program will in- HAY. Ph. 153-Ma-1- 5 ber of Congress have always been support, including the appropri- clude mens free style, SAM, LISTEN TO dictated by the best interests of ations to carry out the programs. men's breaststroke, wo- SPRINGER cows St heifers. Ph. d medmy constituents, and if I am elect- I am now Secretary of the Con- men's diving, men's NEEDHAMS 2 770. ed to the Senate, I shall continue gressional Sugar Bloc, which indi-'at- ley, womens 100- - yard free style MAN 2 ON THE STREET 1300 N E. del. ALFALFA is who one to regard myself as hay my leadership in this field. and mens relay. FEDERAL PROJECTS charged with a solemn duty to V. well mens be will BLISS the J. there potatoes, graded. rYiday work for Utah and her people. AI have steadfastly worked and d Niederhauser. Ph. 1475-free style, mens Annually, countless minions of voted for adequate relief appropriDO YOU WORRY OVER womens backstroke, dollars of wealth produced by the ations, PWA appropriations, and APTS. FOR RENT FURND. freebreaststroke, men's THOSE OUTpeople of Utah swells the coffers highway appropriations. Unequivo- style, mens diving, womens STANDING 2 RMS. mod. elec, equipt. of absentee owners wno live in the cally I have worked and voted for 135 BILLS? E hackstroke and men's e 5 financial centers of the East. Our 3rd N. assistance and pensions, Why not group them tomedley relay. work and our resources, in large and for an adequate social security APTS. & rooms. 129 N 1st West. gether into ONE paymeasure, have gone to enrich other program. Within the last few days 5 Special reduced prices on all ment Monthly! used merchandise. parts of the nation. This steady I was one of the leaders of the This stock 3 RMS. fum. apt. 336 N 2 East. must be moved. No reasonable outward flow of wealth has, to House group which restored the apWe offer you dignified A--5 some extent, been counteracted by propriations for the National Youth offers refused. 3 RMS. bath, couple. Hendrickson. financing at lower cost! Federal appropriations for agricul- Program. 1935 V-- 8 Coupe 9 $275 One of the most outstanding ture, road building, reclamation, $9.65 repays $100 12 mo. 1938 GMO 1)4 Track, CCC camps, WPA projects, and projects ever secured for Utah is 3 ROOMS St gar. 444 S. 1st West. 10.30 repays $150 18 mo. axel $550 2 other Federal activities in Utah. the Ogden air base. This great Ph. 316-0 International 1)4 Ton $300 24.10 repays $350 18 mo. For the simple reason that we are project again represents the reNEW YORK, APRIL 1 UP) 3 RMS., spring cleaned, ground C-International 1)4 Ton $350 heavy-dea- l entitled to a fair return for our sults of cooperative effort, a great , Arturo Godoy, Chilean 0 N 309 furniture. floor, lovely International 1)4 ton $550 labor and our goods, 1 have of credit being due to the weight contender, arrived today 5 Main. 1933 Chevrolet Truck $125 appropriations for these Ogden Chamber of Commerce. For from the Pacific coast to join his 4 RMS. $10.00. 231 So. 5th West. V-- 8 1934 Ford 1)4 Ton 8C $250 Federal projects. I am proud that a number of years, while I was manager, A1 Weill, in negotiations 1935 Buiek Sedan $350 I have had a part in bringing to fighting for this project here in with Promoter Mike Jacobs for a 2 RMS. bath., elec, equipt. 281 E 1981 DeSoto 75 $ Coupe OF OGDEN 4 2nd No. Utah the manilold bcneuLs of Washington, others were fighting return title fight with Joe Louis Nash Sedan $100 these projects. Crocketts Office against it. But When it became a in June. RMS. htd., elec, equipt. 275 N 3 Sedan Plymouth .$IOO KIX LAMATION 8 reality, they immediately exhibited 24 South Main 30 Caterpillar 3rd E. Godoy, who held Louis to a ..$300 The preservation and developa deep interest in It, and readily decision on Feb. 9, 6 Phone 58 for an appointment Tractor split -- $300 No. 5 295 E MODERN elec, ment of our irrigation resources claimed it as their own. equipt has been giving exhibitions in the on either Monday or Tuesday A-- 3 are Indispensable to the prosperity LABOR Good Work Hone far west. of each week. of our people. I have, therefore, "My labor record is not one of Weill claims he has a verbal 3 RMS. heated. 205 E 3rd No. 7 Used Machinery devoted a large part of my time vague promises and flimsy excuses. with for Jacobs Godoy 3 2 RM. apt. 441 West Center. and efforts to securing reclama- I have been proud to support vig- agreement Louis in June. He says to tion projects for my District. It orously, openly, and effectively, the he fight in re- NEW apt, new furniture. 93 E this obtained agreement BIG REDUCTION IN 2 would be absurd for any member Labor nolicy, which if not destroy- turn for 3 N. Lou Ambers the economic to defend permitting of the Congressional delegation to ed, will establish USED CAR SALES crown his 93 E TWO bath lightweight room, private claim exclusive credit for our re- freedom of workers. Since its In1933 FORD 2 3rd No. I.UMP $1 0,-against Lew Jenkins at Madison clamation projects. They were ception, I have been the faithful Square COACH Ton .... Garden on May 10. Ja- 2 RMS., bath. htd. 464 E 5th N. made possible by the Roosevelt friend of the Railroad Retirement Weill 1937 OLDS. STOVE A-- 2 by program, and the Railroad Unem-pl- cobs insists he never gave Administration, by Congress, Apt. No. 3. Ton such an agreement TOURING SEDAN our civic leaders, and by the citiJOD ment Insurance plan. 163 W 4tli OR unfum. 3 rms. bath. NUT 1937 OLDS. zens of Utah. I have been happy to $ ETERANS 6 N. COUFE do everything in my power to make The Veterans know my record 45J5 Ton these projects possible. They are on legislation affecting their interGROUND floor, elec, equipt 154 N PEA. 1936 NASH $0 A A 2 1 E. BY UNITED PRESS the achievements of a great coop- ests. I was one of sixteen ConTon -SEDAN ZUO erative effort. It is noteworthy that gressmen who voted against the Stocks irregular and quiet. OIL STOKER 3 RMS. bath, aim. htd. elec, equipt. 1936 PONTIAC A AC I Bonds higher during my term in the House more Economy Bill every time SLACK. Ton Available Apr. 1. 480 E 4th N. SEDAN reclamation Cur stocks Irregular. projects have been it was before the House. I was the 1935 chev LARGE PEA COAL $ initiated and completed m my Dis- Secretary of the Steering Comhigher. Foreign exchange 1 4 Ton Truck 2 APTS, heated, nice clean. 54 Ton CiUO trict than bad been constructed in mittee which brought about encent. Wheat up 'i to 7 1937 DODGE North 2nd West tOXC the entire State during all of its actment of the Bonus Bill. I have RED ROCK SALT Rubber firm. IS Ton Truck 100 Lbs. cooperated and collaborated to the HOUSEKPG St sleeping rms. 79 W. Sliver unchanged. previous history. THE COUiKAIH) KIXKR fullest extent with Representatives 4 Center. Carbon County Best CoaL One of the greatest resources Martin F. Smith and U. S. Guyer MODERN heated three rms. 585 Guaranteed once tried alwaya Utah has is the waters of the in behalf of the Philippine Travel used. E 7 N. Ph. Stringham, 584 or Green and Colorado Rivers. Agri- Pay Bill. 3 1606. OGDEN, April 1 (I'D Hogs: FOREIGN AFFAIRS cultural expansion in Utah of uny Steady to 15 cents lower than I have supported the President's magnitude is wholly dependent on 257 North Main the use of the a waters. Our back- foreign policy. I believe, as Wash- lgst week's close, top $5.10 on best APTS. FOR RENT, UNFUR. 308 PHONE 271 . 221 So. Main lb. butchers. is always better than ington and Jefferson believed, that 180 to 230992. sight A265 2 N 1st W. RMS mod. Inq. Cattle: Moderately active, our foresight. I have no criticism the best foreign policy for us is to whatever of Utah's representative-wh- o mind our own business and be early sales beef cattle steady to 4 RMS. htd. mod. 89 West 3rd So. A-- 3 vealers steady to 25 cents participated in the Colorado prepared for any emergency. So far strong, River Compact, signed at Santa as I am concerned, American sol- higher, fairly good Utah steers NEW, oil heat Inq. 21 So. 1 E. Fe on November 24, 1922, but it is diers have fought their last battle around 950 to 1130 lbs, $8 00. 0 Sheep: 540. No early sales. on foreign soil. The best Influence only fair to say that Utah conceded much and gamed little. When of America abroad will come from ROOMS FOR RENT the Boulder Canyon Project was a happy and prosperous citizenry at home. COZY fum. bedroom. 21 So. 1 E. passed in 1928, it afforded the best means and the most opportune time "I deeply appreciate the great 0 BOSTON, April 1 (I'fii Boston we will ever have to definitely honor that the people of Utah wool dealers showed an inclination fix Utah's rights, but we find now have bestowed upon me. I have to lower their bids on wool in the FOR SALE OR TRADE that they were neglected. Arizona done my best to be worthy of their country today. and support. I only Lack of demand recently bought '31 CHEV. sedan, for cows, pigs or Nevada, and California were def- confidence 2 beef cattle. Ph. 1264. initely provided for. My first op- know one way to work, and that is has discouraged buying at previous LIVESTOCK AUTOS portunity In Congjess to do some- hard and honestly, ard I shall work prices. Users were bidding 32 cents RUBBER tire mower, hay rake, FURNITURE, ETC. thing on this came three years bro that way in the coming campaign. in the grease delivered to mills Aditcher. machine, milking I I shall to work 4 when Los Angeles and the Metro- If continue win. for country packed and ALoans Passed on Same Day of Application! shape. 450 South Main. politan Water district were at- hard and honestly for the people of blood bright fleece wools in mixed and for In Nation. the to the Utah of terms were the lots. modify tempting Similarly packed wools FOR SALE FURNITURE All Transactions Handled Here, that act to their advantage. past, my support has come from recently bringing 35 cents deliverIncluding Payments! blood and OWNER leaving town must sell Through my efforts, largely, this the great people of Utah. It is their ed. Graded combing Full Amount Loan was stopped. They were definitely interest I serve, it is upon tbeir also 4 blood bright fleece wool of In Cash! 207 all furniture. S 2nd East. sold today at 35 cents In the grease given to understand that no modi- strength that I depend. APh. 847-fication of that Act could be had for early shorn new wool. without a definite commitment to HOUSES FOR RENT FUR. SEEKS 15TII the Upper Basin States of not less SPECIAL SESSION ? CHICAGO. April 1 it'.n illie than $500,000 annually during the SALT LAKE CITY, April 1 (t'Ti 3 RMS. mod. elec, equipt 230 W 1 N period of amortization. My fight to Hoppe. New York, seeks his 15th A special session of the Utah Ap-- 6 consecutive victory tonight in the this end will be continued vigorlegislature to study relief needs n world's championship ously. was recommended by Gov. Henry HOUSES FOR RENT UNF. D. J. WILSON, Manager. billiards tournament. He meets Blood S1L EK today by the executive board I have worked consistently in Otto Reisclt, Philadelphia. The of the Utah old age pension and 2 RMS. $5. E. W. Palmer, N. Under supervision of state banking department 2 support of silver legislation. I have tournament originally was sche- assistance organization. They urge Logan. been one of the leaders of the duled to end April 4, but officials him to Office Hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 6. Daily decision on the FOR local Si long distance moving, his expedite silver fight in Ong-cs- s since I extended the matches to April 6 matter, earlier in the storage, packing, shipping. Call 29 came to Washington. I bave not which gave Hoppe, the only un- form of presented West First North Johnson Transfer Co. Ph. 314 Phono 200 petitions bearing 20,000 only worked for sliver legislation, defeated contestant, two days rest. signatures. Abut in the last session, when the crucial time came, I cast my vote in favor of a permanent price and unlimited coinage. This is now the law of the land. In that same fight, I took a very definite stand on the purchase of foreign silver, holding that the world price of AN INTERIOR ENAMEL THAT silver had a direct relation to the PINTS 49 domestic price, and oven though QUART'S 8 WEARS AND IjOOKS WELL G AUXIN $1.95 Ihe iima.li, pi e e fixed by PUREBRED -l C-- A-- A-- SINGAPORE A-- w34J Lawowr am) her pals Make swioq with a wieafl sweet potato Prow Rangoon toRio , J j This tropical trio 3TT j RALPHS A-- A-- A-2- situation ABE MURDOCK A-- A-- A-- 2 A-1- A-1- A-- U Bcl-vo- Q-8- R fl A-- 5 A.A.U. Swimming A-- Meet This Week 073-R- -l kvnu A-- A-2- 4. CACHE AUTO COMPANY d. S. action 35-fo- weather 300-yar- A-1- es CACHE STAKE LOS ANGELES Seme one -- tole Continued From Page One a dozen womens shoes In a suit case from Salesman Arthur Johnson's front porch. Last night, the L.D.S. Institute In the afternoon thief brought them back. The shoes meeting, when he declared: "If the of the Mormon young people were all for the right foot church depart from the teachings TOKYO Japan is to establish a of Joseph Smith and Brigham then the church will loose foreign office brain trust section Young, to promote diplomatic and con- its position of. leadership in the sular relations with foreign coun- world." Elder Stevens praised the church tries and to expand the foreign service generally, it was under- welfare program as a practical stood today. and workable plan, contended that it should become a church "habit, LOS ANGELES The city re- and recognized the need of local ceived $24 today from Miss Obe- leaders if it is to succeed. Jf we dient S. Devotion. Miss Devotion expect the Lord to do his part in explained she was known as Mrs. helping the needy, we must do our he explained. This welFlorence Arrington before joining part, Fatner Divine's flock and since fare program calls for the finest of then she has had a guilty con- local leaders. We are anxious to science because she kept a dog six expand this program and bnng Into active service men who have no years without buying a license. work, but who are willing to work. He stated that women are imSAN PEDRO, Cal. Missing somewhere in the harbor district portant in the success of the plan. In the afternoon session. Elder today were two tin cans which, if Stevens spoke of his visit to a are will out opened, pour they New York library, told how the enough deadly gas to kill a whole requested all current battalion of men. The cans con- librarian had church in order to of tain Zyk.-on-concentrate, a pow- literature withthethe great movement keep up erful fumigating gas used In de- which this church represents." stroying vermin in ships holds. Defends Youth The cans apparently fell off a govDr. Romney quoted various men ernment truck near the waterfront who have contended that the young I JOS ANGELES A $100 check people are going to hell, and to carry on the Dies committee, then came to their defense. T w is it ft today by Victor Desbiens. have faith in our young people, he 31 1, a truck driver who drowned asserted. I have never associated with cleaner and finer boys and bimse at Santa Catalina Island. girls than those now attending the Institute. Our Mormon youth HERES MORE ABOUT lead out in the world. Participation in church activities teaches them U. FLOODS leadership. So long as they keep the teachings of the church, they will not lose their position of leader(Continued From rage One) ship President Clawson observed that ruined spring crops Hild crippled wars and strife in the world are industry. brought on by the wickedness ol The situation by slates: people not by God. He lauded Connecticut: Acute flood condi- the tlie welfare program of the chureh, tions along the Housatomc river then expressed his belief in mirvalley. Lowlands around New MilIn the afternoon session, he ford under water and residents acles. from the Loctrine and Covenwarned to prepare for evacuation read ants. outlining the three degrees of in event an ice Jilin broke loose. and stating that this revelNew York: Upstate flood waters gloiy, will never grow old or be receded after threat of the worst ation It is everlasting. overflow in five years. At least changed Present Report three deaths attributable to the William Evans Jr, first couna and water boy high selor to President Sonne, presentmissing and feared drowned High- ed a stake report. We are below way transportation disrupted by average ill our attendance to Sacwashed-ou- t roads and bridges. rament meetings," he said. The New Jersey: Delaware river 13.7 reason for this is the growing disat feet above normal and rising for the Sabbath and unrespect bureau preRenton where weather desirable hubits. We make a habit dicted a crest of 14 feet by tonight. of going to a show on Sunday eveIn 1936 the river rose to 16.6 feet. ning. or disregarding the Sabbath in other ways, and forget our Many rural roads closed. West Virginia: A flood, not as meetings serious as the disastrous washout Franklin D. Richards, second of 1936, threatened at Wheeling, counselor to President Sonne, dewhere a crest was expected today. clared that "to each is given a River rose to 38 feet at Wheeling, talent, and it is his responsibility two' feet above flood level. Officials to develop that talent. Each will be at Weirton and Wheeling steel rewarded according to the development of his own individual talents. plants advisd to transfer movable machinery to higher points. Low- We will save ourselves by our own lands at Congo flooded. Homes good works. threatened, but none was evacuatPresenting a short report of his ed. experiences was Nolan missionary exOhio: Annual spring floods while President Sonne Ballard, of concluded the afternoon session pected along entire southern tipRed state. The Jefferson county witlj, remarks. Music for the genCross disaster committee at Steu- eral sessions was furnished by the at benville prepared for Third ward choir, directed by Mrs neighboring towns on the to upper George Ewer. Prayers were offermove made Ohio. Arrangements ed by Dr. H. H Cutler, President families at Empire and Stratton A. E. Cranney, Judge Jesse P. Rich, At East Liverpool flood danger be- and R. J. Evans. lieved averted when rise stopped at the POSTPONES HOLIDAY stage, two feet above flood level. WASHINGTON, April 1 California: Clearing Roosevelt today postponbroke the flood in northern Cali- ed his plans for a holiday at Warm fornia, but 20,000 acres were under Springs, Ga to permit complete water. The Sacramento river's recovery from Influenza. The White west was 130 miles from San House said Mr. Roosevelt expects Francisco Bav. Two persons dead. to go to Warm Springs about April More than 1,000 fanulici eviiruat be i Ik instead of immnli ill l fed. preMnusly planned JV la A-- 220-ya- HERES MORE ABOUT USED CARS A-- 220-ya- rd ODDITIES i A-2- A-2- A-- 2 shown each day, read the limerick printed on the sign post" on the "Road to Singapore and write a final line in the blank provided for the purpose. The last line must rhyme with the first and second tines of the limerick and should be in approprite rhythm. After you have written a line for each day, hold the picture until all four have been run. all 3 After you have competed four limericks, clip them together, add . your name and address and send your answers to the "Road to Singapore Limerick Contest Editor, care of the Herald Journal. All entries must be postmarkTHE RI LES ed not later than Friday 12 noon. 1. Each day for four days the 4. To each of the ten Herald Herald Journal, in collaboration Journal readers submitting the unwith the Roxy, will print ancleverest final lines for all four limerick inspired- by limericks in the group, a pair of completed defunnyman Jerry Colonna and guest tickets to see Bing Crosby, scribing an experience met by Dorothy Lamour and Bob Hope Lamour when it and in "Road to Singapore, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Bob Hope in their new comedy, opens on a single bill, de luxe Paramount's Road to Singapore. show Saturday at the Roxy 2. Take a good, long look at the theatre, will be awarded. Greetings, poets! Do you know your oats? If so. you can help your pal, Jerry Colonna, write a last line for his limerick and win yourself tickets to see Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour and Bob Hope in Paramount's "Hoad to Singapore," opening Saturday at the Roxy theatre! The limerick above describes something that happens to Bing, Dottie and Bob while traveling the "Road to Singapore. Start now, on the first day of the contest: write a last line and take the ro d to prizes. Tomorrow I'll give you another. A-- 400-ya- J. 150-ya- 100-yar- -l 60-ya-rd FUHRIMAN IMPLEMENT 440-ya- 100-ya- 330-ya- A-- old-ag- SMALL A-- Godoy Seeks Keturn Fight A-- C-3- Peoples Finance Thrift Co. D-8- sup-poit- A-- A-- 22-3- A-2- A-- COAL A-- A-- oj Markets At a Glance loo $rr' 6.50 6.50 $JAr .5.75 5.00 M.60 5.40 - A-- 44j $one 9 50 A-1- LUNDBERG MOTOR CO. Ogden Livestock- FERRELL BROS Ih. -l Wool Market 10 to 300 A-- -l 3 -l J. -l - STATE LOAN OF LOGAN three-cushio- A-- -l FOR ECONOMY USE SCOTCH BRAND INTERIOR GLOSS! k js 42 |