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Show vv? f rrv v yyry'y y v THE HERALD PAGE SIX. - vf r '?' 4 JOURNAL. LOGAN. UTAH, 2 9, 1 9 :V2. Bias Cut Slips THAN GOLF BALL A DETRROIT, duly 21 !T' motor ar speeding 120 miles an hour moves luster lhan a golf ball in flight, even if the ball is driven by a Gene Sarazen. A group of motor magnates proved this to Sarazen, 1932 Brit-i-and American Open champion, here recently with a series of tests The question of the relative speeds of golf hulls and motor cars (time up when Sarazen dropped in.o the offices of Col. J. G of the Vincent vice president Pickard Motor company, for a chat Sarazen contended his drives coved faster than a motor car di fended the imtomoDiIe h v agreed to moke the tests tec 'VUs s t up nn an ante :r. ! mar the track, or, v nig s'ua.tn drive a bat! as IllsColonel hugi past in v'naci at 12'i miles nr hour The lot) the fust for ahead li.il foiped t,daril turn dn.pped bock tos 'uni 22) vatfis Irorn the tee of a '( ed after the cat p e ,( 'I tile spot teneetml y.os 'rhi te Kai h time the ear btat he boll bv approximately 'econd Engineers with ,sto of wd( lies, win timed the tests vn' ' the ball traveled approximately lilies an hour for "U y n ds. It .loved up, h iv. ever, tlev slid, to "t miles at h nir before 1. land- AHfilH VOTES v Another new shipment arrives in time for Saturdiy hoppers Form fitting; assorted colors FOOD USED TO ;? Saturday ; July 30th, Last Day of Clearance And It's Going to Be a Thriller! h 15 Y HOLM KS J KSON The government is handing out millions of bushels of wheat and thousumis of tons of flour to feed and what happens the hungry to it? Well, doun in OUL.h rrvi they have so much the Red Cro-- s which is di.stubutiiig it, doesn't know whit to do wuh it! And in other mh lions poldniuu are "playing politic wPh hirao misery and fon mg po r people to pledge supp rt . oe pi t m another before they ai g t f od 1 JULY FRIDAY, y? v f AUTO IS SPEEDIER TAX-BOUG- HT SO rvy yy w ryyy ? SAVINGS NO THRIFTY SHOPPER CAN AFFORD Never Have We So Enthusiastically Put On a July Clearance! We Certainly Clean House In a Big Way. Be Here at 9 Oclock! fl.i-hc- K INQt 1KK1I V, J. Glover, president of the chamber of comment at Stillwalent mil j.i ter, Okia., rcfont lies to MirroUndiio. tovn. to d was cover what happening to the tree flour. h Here are some of tin- reph got: F rom Ilns .ov, Ok la 'Tlun sure mir t be a lot of wheat T.;o flour Red more ears of came in todir, .e ttnd a Inti expennunt Sent one of r.y citricHi ed down in the delivery tnuk asked fur tv o .vu ks nd a it know theie were two or tine p around , the. vi.mhouv' putting : Em Cowboy e four-tenth- x jt four-tent- 1 i,i llm- P-- a r, imigh I' D' ; . h III i ST WHAT THE TOYS ti.iM il;i re 1 bliu- - arJ sihu I (i 1() 12 EARS W ANT lionim; wide waist hand; trim; patch Mcketj of imitation 1 t. Ulll him " ilOUI WKIl Unemployment Boosts Short Week Demands . I hi 'Ulii.l,) V. TKDHl) l oii gas From Oklahoma Ci(. VVc lniJ a rather tunny .vtniit hcc twl iv Sent a woman in a t.ii down tr to got the Rod Cross hradqu.ii ti a sack of flour amt the wtiiilly s pot it. There his been l.Mi iourtd into this to vn in tin last two weeks in addition to 1.7nft barrels about two months ago This is more flour than the town hat. ever used in any mx months through the stores Negroes "an trying to trade flour for gad From liussi llvdle, A It; Two ears of Red Cross flour came Ir town this morning and literally anyone van get it. Most of thi needy have qui e lar r stai Us seemed from the former shipiwntr and the distributors seem to bt looking for soraa one to give it to I personally know of dares where families have five or six saelts. I '.ould not be mu prised to si e advertisements by the Tied Cro' s asking people to tome and takt it : bnr-rtd- HAZELTON, Pa UP Tile un- 'tp!. yment sttua'ionfive-da-has increasweek ed demands for a r the working day in Pennsylvania anthracite fields. 7 No. of the Miners of District Pmted Mine Workers of America initiated a movement for revision of the working contract with the the mine operators to provide shorter working day and week. Dcs-tFellow unionists in nearby i ids Nos. 1 and 9 were invited to ioin United action by all three districts would accomplish opening of negotiations for revising the working schedule. Sponsors of the shorter working period plan claim that it will provide work for more men. bolitical the ANGLE Cases are on reeord in the south where puhtieians. running fur office, have obtained con rol of supplies und are forcing poor people to pledge votes before, they will sign orders for the food. In one Michigan city, county supervisors, running tor re-- i ledum, obtained control of food distribution from the Red Cross and then forced hungry people to obtain official county supervisors' endorsements'' bef ire getting food supplies paid for by taxaaon. BACK IN OKLAHOMA And, reverting again to testimony of President Grover of the Stillwater chamber of commerce, he quotes one of At Brinldy, and Clarendon Stuttgart the Red Cross seems to be trying to unload excess allotments of flour by ac.ually shoving it off on people, urging them to take it. Any individual seems to be able to get seven or eight sacks. Many times peonle take out flour and trade it to their neighbors for grain, canned goods, groceries, or what have you. Two cars were unloaded at Little Rock today and the Red Cross seems to query-replie- s: YourBoY will say these Washable Big Grain Bags I y Kiiveloue btylis with zipper openWhite, beige, ing ami navy blue mostly $1 49 vai SYRACUSE. N Y, July 29 U l'i Robert Witt was saved from drowning by the quick thinking and courage of his uncle, Anthony Swabaski Uncle and nephew were watching a group of larger boys swimming in a pool near here when the smaller boy wandered off and accidentally fell into the pool af a point where the water was sev- eral feet over his head The uncle, noticing that his . harge had wandered youthful off, rushed to the edge of the us the infant was sinkpool just ing for the second time. to remove Without bothering his clothing, he plunged in and dragged the child to safety. actually be at a loss as to whom to give it to. Oh, well, it all goes on the tax bill, anyway! I?S DRASTICALLY lor Stiect, Kayser Gloves Gauntlet with $1 whites, gauntlet scalloped styles, tops. Regular 59c Not the latest, hut good styles and s p I n d i d quality. Formerly up to $2 (XI. Ail sliudes of tan; mostly small sizes 63y t to i I'Vn '1 Sli-f- Flat Crepe New Ballerns Use them now foi a f I e r n o o n dieses, later for evening wear Lingerie 'mire Sets Silk Teddies Bins Cut Slips Luce trimmed. I FAIR Denty Of Hot Weather' Ahead! i General Electric product. Just on the market. 30 and 60 Watt-Ins- ide frosted. r To Finish Out The Season Youll Want One Of These- - A Summer Straws Kiddies Organdy Frocks With hats to match Sizes 2 to C Pink, blue, maize and white ch attractive Marvelous Values! 6 for Bamboo Pattern Turkish Towels 69- -- New York Office July Clearance of This Season's n, WASH V2 V Elastic with Step-i- n front boning side-hoo- Assorted Sizes 24 to Five hundred 10A size, and ironed Makes perfect dish towels. Youll pay more after tlie Clearance. Be Sure and Visit this Department! girdle well boned. brocaded batiste 3 for $1.00 pound bleached $1.00 and $1.29 Values h 21x16 Cannon s heavv quality Reversible patterns. Rose, blue, lavenand der, gold green. Another Shipment Flour Sacks D?S Girdle Initial Hankies More of those new sport size hankies. All colors, pure linen. Especially when you can get them for such a small price! Any summer tint in the store! Hats up to $1000! Get yours tomorrow! Swimming Suits DOZEN 34 '4 Presses that are distinctively different - featuring linens, voileu, prints and percale? -m floral and polka dot Evtry one guaranteed fu- C00SE ai Brinled Chiffon Beautiful washable eicjies in I a tel shades and white. Also rioted crepes Stylish, summery, new. Sizes 16 to 42 Formerly $11 95. $1?3 jut iin Lovely Silk PRICE having i ii- sto k fct l til in tomm low o N.U.n iv Regul ir - m All qualify t h d i .) i r a It I p color Na w e Atlantic and Jant-zesizes 40 to 44 for ladies. Values up to $6 00; black, red, blue, green. They're half th fun of . 20c All new embuiidcied organdie,, plum ami printed chifsilk sport fon:,, Also printed sheers styles in dark colois, suitable for matrons. All Wool of security that appeals to his personal pride. They because they re made entirely of leather to stand hard service. RKIM CEl) TO CLEAR OCT NOW! Eimines'-- , Sports, Afternoon. Special Purchase by ing i Plead ami Hutni .All in blue, rose, gold, laven der and green. A at good value feel- rear lrl!ed mw and pnntcd crericv, white and les. 14 slia 46 to fiies pastel patterns shoes r i 2SL Lovclv Save Money On Light Globes $1 - Filed Fabric Gloves j k r 4 All Silk 00. Fash ion able Very give your boy that u i 'ai UI 4J O U FLAT!) LI . H l')hd Ve'u nn Riled Him Washable Fabric Gloves rh Ked Goose :v. FOUYniN K i I m styles scalloped while top. and saddle sewed Klark and white Regular 1 1 1 (Mam Full Size Rayon Spreads Oxfords AT Bit Leatherette - SEEK MINERALS MARSLAND. Neb., July 29 (IIP' Three New England scientists. C, E. and Webb Tilton, of Concord, N. H., and R. H. Dennison of Winchester, Mass , are encamped along the chalk bluffs of the Niobrara river searching for mineral deposits and fossil beds. SATURDAY LAST DAY OF JULY CLEARANCE VJ lies. Young Uncle Saves Nephew From Death and are great you li like their All bather Quality OveraSIs huUm; I i BASS! TO LUT nt CLEARANCE OF NEW LACEY SIMMER One Pair -t color G0 Sweaters Visit Jungle Land Shoe Dept. (oqaft Jcaainq Sizes 34 to 40 $1.00 Values White and pastel shades; loose weaves so smart for summer wear. Square. V, or round necks; puff or stiaight skews risfian Where Cache Valley Shops Bnc With Confidence a Pieces New Novelty Jewelry 300 Ju.st did with like arrived! All co.ori, splen- assortment beads to wear summer costumes Look 5oe values. & L. |