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Show J COGS N (UfflAH) PAGE TWO In ? Tf pa DAILY I'lEARLD, TUESDAY, OCT. UPON A TIME. Newspaper Scripps-Canfiel- d Published Sunday morn'ng and every week day afternoon, except Saturday red' i ,1 Ave., Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newsand legal holidays, at paper Co., N. Gunnar Ramuuson, president, and enteied as set ond class matter Proclaim liberty at the postoffioe, Logan, Utah, tinder the act of March 3 ,1879 Subscription thruout the land price $3 the year. In advance, or 25 cents the month delivered by carrier. San Francisco office, E07 Montgomery St.: Gilman, N'lcoll & Ruthm&n, Special Representatives Chicago office. 410 N. Michigan Ave; New York office, 19 W. 44th St.; Boston office, 18 Tremont SL; Detroit office. Room 2, 206 General Motors Bldg. 36-3- M' oilier Audit Bureau of Cm ulatun. Full leased wne ot the-- Unit'd Piesu Western Featmes, and lie Sc i ipps Canfield Newspapeis NEA Servite, The Pabst Howdy folks! Brewing company has installed $1,900, QUO worth of new equipment in the belief that the dry law will be modified. Now is the tine to corner the pretzel market. 4 4 4 SihIi oporr.i-be i Whv no' toilet. I all the waided blast rails lei- in the country, ami them ba k to Mr Pab-- t' 4 ml si ml them iiv air mail, o that li y will he sute to ainve tin re lietoic the IMh amendment is changed' Ef ' - QUICK Neither thle newspaper, nor any of Us stockholders or officials has any connection whatever, -directly or Indirectly, with nr political party, public utility, real estate promotion , other private business except the pacdeation of newspapeis devoted solely to disinterested public service. OTT1S PETERSON, Managing Editor HARRY S. LESTER, Advertising Manager. STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN The OBSERVER the coast a piece the Prince Ctiarleo" zigzagged Into , a tiny inlet and came to an Indian village and slung overftu Fide a granite headstone , the giave ot one of the depart ed somebody on the boat re ; ment bored the story of another headstone and told it to us drink over the It seems there was an Indian named Chinook Charlie who whs a kind of chief In his and one day his canoe hit . way a rock and he drowned 4 4 4 bent on The other Indl-- us decided making an impression they would have a headstone carved down in Vancouver and brought up and so they sent down the - - enter meanwhile the white trader around the place saw acliance , to make a little money and went about fixing up a base for the stone up in the little cemetery on the green amid the totem poie3 4 4 4 The trader fixed up a swell f, rock base which all the Indians kdmired and made 'em ark a about he figured he . ould sell the when the base to the tribe f headstone arrived and mentioned m rather diplomatically this Idea to the various tribal potentates who merely grunted in a it mittal manner and went on fishing hill-sid- non-com-- J : Automobile clubs of the Pacific coast do good work in warning motorists about a c o bad road conditions. to act in the a." M r. Along this line they should erect roadside signs, like Soupbone will apthose shown here, on a pear only in Alaska main highways approaching stories, his duties Los Angeles, California. being to chew celery stalks to imitate the Los Ahgeles is very anxious to attract crunch of crunch, tourists, but apparently her police deover snow. walking 4 4 4 partment isn't. Police In Boston now use a new Every night the southern citys police force spreads what is called a dragnet." type of glasses which enable them to see both before and behind. Squads of armed, uniformed officers, News Item. That's nothing new. Our old equipped with flashlights and impertinence, are stationed at traffic intersec- school teacher nad glasses like those! tions 4 4 4 They flag down motorists, without EXCUSE IT, PLEASE! warrants, and examine them. Sometimes (Or Pun & Frolic in a Restaurant) "Are you Hur.gry? the cars searched also without warrants. Yes, Siam. If the tourists happens to Denn Russia to the table and Ill be enough of an American to Fiji. All right, Sweden my coffiee and protest, his car and pockets Warning Denmark my bill." to search thoro a just get 4 4 4 Cossack show him whos running PAPA GOOSE RHYMES Ahead! things, by heck! There, little kiddie kar Los individual Protests by Dont you cry; Youll be an Austin Angeles citizens and by the Bye and Bye d Los Angelas Record, 4 been have newspaper, unavailing. Football Is a rough game. Many The Los Angeles city administration an Apollo Belvedere of the gridiron will be an Apollo with a Beveled evidently doesnt care for the United Ear before the season ends. States constitution or for the feelings and The spirit of adventure never rights of tourists, either. dies. The optimistic restaurant Until tjiis infamous and illegal practice is abolished residents of Utah and Idaho will do well to give Los Angeles a wide berth on their motor trips. talkie Down , When a boy ot 114, Frederick J. Fisher joined h!s father at the bemh ot a carriage tiny' and blacksmith shop at Nor- -j walk, O., as did a number ot hie MAKES GOOD IN famous broth- -' HOLLYWOOD! ers, before they made fortunes Henry Soupbone, local boy, has as auto body ,"v been tendered just builders. " sour-doug- h Scripps-Canfiel- 4-- i i r Hi " i LISTEN: The Indian who had heaved the headstone overboard said without a smile Well white folks always hold down their dead with stones and so we just did the same thing "We planted the stone right over where the old chief drowned . . AND. 4 444 i One day the Canadian National with the headboat came in stone all nicely carved and ticked out with gold leaf reciting the dead chiefs attributes and virtues It went over the side onto the wharf and from there w carefully placed in a large war canoe tile trader watched all this with some intetest nl rubbed his hands happily as the canoe set out across the inlet for the Indian village 4 4 4 But when it was about half way oi er the trader was mr prised to note that two of tin h and H'l'-- ; Indians rose stone with some iroub'e i o tin heaved It oversid drink whereupon the t a .er wept and later when the miserably canoe was beached Inquired to know what th heck and so forth FOR TIME-CLOCK- S AIR i Big:. card-indexe- I I with a sateen binding I $2.98 J. Pair C. Penney Co. stew Order a ton of Peerless for a trial order or better still, have us fill your bin. t - Pv(li q 1 Wt it J Um1hmv12 C! COAL iff WOOD ,804 X. Main a The looking for oysters in oyster Care of the Youn.j Sign on fraternity house bulletin board: . 3 Tnat eenis to be the set ret ot It'itn O Montgomeiv s miiii-- s in motion pit turps Instead of being a gallant lieio, lie always btaits tun as a villnn, icpents and wins he first trilled with. the g "I iiate goody goody heroes, the young f Ini plaver said recently. w nil ten tats. People Wiite to me and tell me :ln hated me in certain 'iw koi .he pi et lens v. k tin :e wne bet ,'iusc of the mi an wav no shipments due to the prevalence pit iie Uea'ed the lift nine. Thai's music of the equinoctial rains throughout 'e vailev as well as the whole to my cats because know I've inti mountain Mition placed my iole ton in, iiis'lt ' Pile tlav t perfect behavior Between Ociob.-and Ot toiler iitioes and heroine-- is gone in 8, there vveie .7 tais. Thomsen. Idaho, had one ar on Ot tober 2 They are human now and. I think, Even the best mol- - true to life and four tats on tober 4 one, October 6; four, October 7; one, ot u.s have a little bad in us Oi tober S Linrose, Idaho, had one too" eai'li on October 4, 6 and 7, while1 Montgomery's role opposite Joan Day ton had two toil Ot tober 6 and Ci aw lord In 'Our Blushing Brides") now playing at the Capitol Theatre' one tail) on October 2 and 7 Cornish had one on October 6; is uj exception to his novel hero Lewiston, two on October 6 and conduct. He plays the pait oi t society rad until a tragic episid.'l five on the following day Sugar-tobung him to lealize his love loath d one on October 8. Others m the cast o! thp new The total shipments up to Octo- V et t o Goldwyn Mayer talking pit ber 1 were 125 cars whhti with ate Anita Page, Dorothy the 4,1 since that date up to Thuis-da- tine Sebastian, Raymond Haikptt, John was a 41, making total Miljan, Hedda Hopper, Mary Dornight of both early and late spuds tills an and Gwen Lev. 164. at year Mr. Parker reports that in the Idaho section of the valley where there are a number of big storage cellars, growers are storing their crop in the belief there will be an James P. Spencer, president of advance in prices soon. Hollywood's Hawaiian Social Club, 1 Ttie-da- whub Y,av ami Eugene Ialle'te, and also snv t d as tv 'huua! din tor. Spem r last v oi ked ith Pat a mount as tei hntcal advisor to the 'sland t'lm, Dangerous Paradise' In ad 'union to his duties as let t tor Haw a.ian am' Booth S"i i:ln lie acts a manager fot scums of bis fellow (uunttvrieu lb- is a full blood m Hawaiian and a native ot Honolulu lliqe die lt'5 members ol Mie Hawaiian club head'd by Spent i and must ot them appear ill Toe Sea God," vvliit It was filmed oil tm ocean and islands in the Pacific ep" - c Funeral Is Planned For Clarkston Man Short funeral services for Car P. Anderson, leimd farmer o (iaikston wnn died at lus home in Logan Sunday, will be held at the residence at Font 111 East ami Thirteenth North at lii'Tj a. in, mav lie Hie Wednesday viewed at that address from 9 a. in a m. to in Following funeral services here, the body will he taken to Clarkston where funeral services will be held at the idapel there. The body mav he viewed liieie until time for tbn iune'.l tit 2 p m. At the Grand $6.90 AND RETURN OCTOBER 24TH TO BOISE From Logan via Oregon Short Line Railroad. Tickets good only in coaches or chair cars, limited for return to home destinations 27 th before October midnight Ask local agent for details. " v 4 4 4 China, says a lecture, was the first nation to use wallpaper. Y'es, but American architects were the first to use it for partitions in apartment houses. 4 4 4 YE DIARY (October 20) Up betimes, and to the gara,ge where the petrol buggy doth refuse to start, albeit I do stick it, mighty wrathfully, in the gasoline tank, and Lord! I be of a minde to and jib on the put a craft, and sayle It down to the while printery, southwest-by-south- , dancing a hornpipe on the starboard valvestems, singing a gay oide carburetor chantey, and anon dropping anchor in front of the printery, two points abeam a No Parking sign! main-sayl- e Phone Us For PHONE 76 SO. 155 MAIN PHONE 76 SIMPLE AIRITKIMETIE s . IP!fcVE THE. EC0WO1Y F That CAL HIGH GRADE COAL 1 Aberdeen 1 ton of Utah Coal costs $8.25 1000 feet of gas costs .65 ton of coal 27,000 feet of gas figure it out for yourself 8 25 for COAL Gray- - OR 17-5- Murdock 5 for GAS (AVERAGE SALT LAKE CITY) ( either over feed or under feed.) COAL IS THE CHEAPEST FUEL YOU CAN USE. Stoker-Mati- c And remember too, modem coal furnaces are just as efficient as they are economical. funder feed.) The most economical is safe and heat; that operated automati- Dealers In For authentic information and a demonstration on stokers call or phone us. Coal & lee Co. tide ut uj e lonidine Kn hold Allen, Fa.v TOE-NAIL- Save the woman the trouble of building the fires. Build but one fire a year. EVANS Paramounts He plavs a part CUT YOUR FRESHMEN, YOURE TEAR- ING THE SHEETS! For Summer And Winter MUTUAL and NATIONAL COAL j though -- God" S-- y 4 4 4 Mile. Haman, beauty contest winner, insists she will wed Mustapha Kemal, Turkish dictator. If necessary, no doubt, she will walk a mile tor a kemal. cally. Also hero" ' t c 1 , Ideal Fuel Phone 424 Phone 293 ic ke be to How w v . t t GOOD TO THE LAST LUMP Whether you store one ton or ten, Peerless Coal remains firm and sound in the bin . . . to the last lump. It 4s a hard, lustrous fuel that doesn't crumble or turn to dust. Every Peerless pound yields a full measure of good clean heat. Potato shipments are going in lately good numbers, shk-th- e last stonn, (lorn Lewiston w hei e the light soil ha dned out qauk and the pud- - have been loaded light fmm the fields Lew 'Mon was tile only dupper tor the Tour tn-- t d.n of last week, sendmg out 16 according to the report of Harry C Paiker, ledeial ciop inspector, tile heaviest day being v Exclusive Agents For Blue Blaze Coal these big part wool blankets . . . fluffy and warm OUT OF CACHE Standard d ' on The THEATERS OR A timely question, indeed . . . since Winter is but a season away, and the choicest coal is now obtainable . . . Blankets Outstanding values now co-e- go out on parties. Each girl would be obliged, before going out, to mark down on a card the hour, the place she was going .and the name of her escort. On her return the hour would be marked down as well. The problems of a dean of women in" a big state university are knotty ones, heaven knows; yet it is a little hard to work up any great amount of admiration for this particular scheme. Offhand, one would say that if a girl of college age must be as closely as all that, she belongs at home with her mother instead of at college. Part Wool is doubling in biass for The, 1 patton, who looked for strawberries in strawberry shortcake, is The dean of women at the University of Minnesota proposes that a sort of time clock be installed at who sorority houses and rooming houses for all LINK CLEVELAND The east Is to be directly hocked up with the1 northwest by airplane next spring when the Thompson Aeronautical Corp., opens its line between here and Milwaukee. The nev line will employ large amp'-.gians and will carry paengerij and freight Points en route will be Grand Rapids. Lansing and Muskegon, Michigan. At , j Mister- - CO-ED- S Utah's Cleanest Coal ANOTHER 1930. 1 three-yea- r By Jim Marshall 1, At the Capitol Every afternoon, except Saturday, and Sunday morning. THE TRUTH 2 POTATOES GO INCEL HERALD in. A CACHE VALEEV TTiilffl (DAL The Wests Unequalled Fuel O Blue Blaze Coal Co. . Koyal Coal Co. CWerBeld Coal Co. Lion Coal Co. Spring Canyon Coal Co. Coal Co. Mutual Coal Co. Standard Coal Co. Independent, Coal Sc Coke Co. National Coal Co. United State. Fuel Co. Fuel Co. Peerlea Coal Co. Utah Fuel Co. Liberty n k Coal & Wood Company 167 So. Main Phone 9S rhone 74 E elusive Royal Dealers Also Agents For BURNHAM AUTOMATIC STOKER Build But One Fire A Year A sure, steady, economical, Ph, nc 37 D- - regulated temperature for your home! TIIATCIIER, Mur. 147 So. Mam |