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Show SSS&M PAGE FOUR. SECTION TWO sUGAR TARIFF AS i ISSUE IS DEAD HARKY WASHINGTON. T II E LOGAN, L. UTAH WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1932. BEST BUSINESS IS BOOMING IN SANTAS TOY SHOP TODAY'S RECIFE rp cp cp CJ9 c) New Playthings Turn Practical to Teach While They Entertain; 25,000 More Workers Employed no FRANTZ (CJb The sugar "tariff, traditionally one of the in most controversial features j ? G, American politics, has received De-less than usual attention in the national campaign this year. The Republicans are willing to on the high Tfv stand j tion to pat" the sugar industry af- '"iiU.j forded by the act of 1930, and the BY Jl LI A BLANSflARD ijs Democrats, although making some NEW YORK -- Todays ihinlren, " S Issu ef general tariff policy have are getting ready for tomorrow s been cartjul not to raise the sugar living. question, which has a practical For new toys have gone pra nca 18 nterest 1 producing tical and realistic and, by mt rey states playing with them, children ian THREK BIQ now learn more useful things in NTA1 KS a few days than ull the uitom s California in the world could tern h tin in in Colorado, Michigan, are three great sugar beet pro- years. Moreover, toys this year nr ducing states where, because of the and group'd closeness of the campaign, a par- nrade scientifically, tisan misplay on the sugar tariff by ages, so that you cun lm playthings suited to John, aged 3 might have fatal effects. and Helen, aged 13, just as you The relative political subordination of sugar in the campaign buy their clothes, hv sues, know may be attributed also to the fact ing that they will fit their capathat the attention of sugar pro- bilities And, despite the times, people1 ducers is concentrated on two are buying toys, for the other matters of extraordinary certainly immediate importance; first, the Toy Association nus 25just announced the addition of 000 workers Philippines independence this month, to fill winter orders passed by the House and awaiting Yes, business is booming in Sanaction by the senate in Decem- ta's toy shop the United ber; and second, Real Help for Mother States Tariff commissions invesLittle girls this year can really tigation of sugar production, un- help keep house with washing madertaken pursuant to flexible pro- chines with real motors, electru visions of the tariff law. stoves that bake potatoes and grill Under the present tariff act, chops, and electric refrigerators there has been a notable expan- that make cubes of ire sion in sugar production in mainNot to mention a full line of land United States, Hawaii, and practical miniature CRrpet sweepthe Philippine Islands; and the ers, egg beaters, orange squeezers, 2 20 cents per pound duty gives a rolling pins and other kitchen nelarge price differential to the duty cessities Musical instruments are among free sugar from American territhe newest and possibly the most tories and insular possessions Since imports from foreign delectable toys, from a child s countries are confined exclusively to Cuba, already heavily tariffed, ippines sugar have been ineffecdomestic hopes for a better com- tual, pending general legislation petitive very on the Philippines political status. position depend largely on the possibility of es- The domestic sugar producer tablishing a curb on Philippines therefore has a special interest in Hawaii and Puerto the success of the independence shipments Rico in tariff matters must be bills pending before congress, which aim at an early limitation treated as the mainland. Previous efforts to put quanti- of Imports, with an ultimate full tative limitation of tariff on Phil- - duty status. BV HERALD-JOURNA- V. Real Stoves Will light The Little Housekeepers 1 Li Are Copies Of Crack Flyers ' J fGt tVl SPONGE fruit custard dessert to 11follow meal You need taptablesoons teaspoon salt, 1 cup hot ioca, Boys i cup sugar. 1 egg, water, lemon rind, grated; 2 tablespoons12 sliced banana or lemon juice, marachino cherries Cook tapioca and salt in water for 15 minutes, stirring frequentllook like children but, unlike chilsmall dren, you can drop the dolls with y Then add sugar and pour mixture made are of the they1 because resulting amount impunity of a composition over the egg yolk, slightly beaten, Dolls with hair painted on their and lemon nnd, stirring most the are heads m boyish bob hair are Return to double boiler anu crok popuinr Those with real high styled and few are buying 2 minutes more Fold the in. xture Faies tnem aie childish and into stiffly beaten egg white, addnatural ai d some- - dolls walk, talk Cool uml fold m ing lemon julie or mil seem almost like children the (hemes, shied bunana And Accessories Galore c fine This ret ipe selves hopivd for a You can get eveiythmg toui doll nowadays that a child has including speetailes and galoshes TOLI) NOT TO STRIKE There are layettes for baby dolls Eau Claire, Wis Nov 2 (UP) There are layettes for baby dolls There are inex- Doubt that a farmers strike would much to spend with have any considerable effect on trunks pensive wardrobe R whole outfits, including clothes, prices was expressed by E wraps, hats, shoes and even tal- Eckwright, president of the Wiscum powder and diapers, if it is consin Buttermakers Association a bdby doll. at the annual convention here He For both boys and girls there told farmers to "quit blaming the are new play stores that take on other fellow for your economic reality by the addition of genuine ills and get down to work miniature cash registers that help a child s arithmetic. Tandem kites Men are usually much more So are isinare a new plaything in sleep than are women. restless glass greenhouses, with some speunder cial violet ray glass in them, which real plants can be grown Microphones that can be set up in the living room and heard in another room are new So is a kind of cement that children can make into building blocks for individual garages or gas stations Skyscraper blocks are a trend of the times And as a final touch Thousands suffering and losing all the new blocks come packed in energy from Getting Up Nights, trucks or trains, instead of plam Backache, Stiffne.s, Leg Pains, boxes For all the new toys re- Nervousness, Acidity or Burning, flect the realism of the world to- caused by poorly finetiomng Kidday and many of them teach chil- neys or Bladder, should use Cystex dren to do useful things. specially pre(pronounced Siss-tefor tuese troubles. Works Charles Dickens wrote a Life pared fast, circulating through system in of Christ" especially for his chil15 minutes Only 75c at druggists dren the Although manuscript Guaranteed to fix you up or still exists, it has never been money back on return of empty package. Trains For j LEMON A a medium-ligh- t quick-cookin- 4 g X y vigoi-ousl- VY i Wkfrt-- 941m( it x ! ijdMMItiM itt t bill, 4M4 RfrfC 3 3 ! ? tiff; Sleep Fine i mmW Avoid Kidney Acidity There is realism and practicality in the new toys for children this year. Here are some of them, designed to educate while they entertain. Left to right, are shown blocks with which John ran build himself a neat skyscraper; diminutive electric wringer and iron for sister Joan's laundering; new trains that are replicas of the crack filers; and toy electric stoves that actually bake potatoes and grill chops. There are little pianos young babies Train and freight depots have those on the floor level, and inviewpoint new dustrial machinery, foundries, harthat retail and with four octaves Boys have fascinating new toys automatic dispatches, and tractors, all work like that actually do things Electric trains include exact reproductions vesters, around $15, imitation saxophones, the real ones they copy xylophones, traps, hoi ns and ev- dumping machines that hook up of famous trains, such as the 20th with plush pullman seats, There are charming little doll ery other conceivable instrument with the floor plug, go through a Century, and even a place to put ice in houses this year with real electric down to trap drum sticks Incivariety of motions, by the remote the cooler have dentally these trap sticks are a control idea lights and period furniture, in a Velocipedes new discovery as playthings for trailers that dump. Elevated trains go faster than new dollar line. Dolls themselves vw. wife For County Commissioner (4 year term) OSCAR F. KICK av a BBBBBB irim For County Commissioner (2 year term) IL E. CROCKETT For Representative (2 year terra) SAI L E. HYER For Representative For Representative (2 year term) CHARLES C. PETERSEN (2 year term) JOHN IL KEMP c 5 in Cache countv March 17th, the only son of a family of seven children. His father died when he was ten years old, and at fourteen yeais of age he was the sole bread winner for the Educated in the district schools family Filled a mission and at the B Y college Bisti ,p in the eastern states in of Logan Sixth ward from 1910 to 1921 Has acted as a missionary in the don ins it church in one way or another pr .dually all his life. Is a farmer and stock raiser Has had a very in a very successful way large and varied experience in road building and in other lines of endeavor, all of which makes him an Ideal county Born 1870, MKiS-lbl- o Born In Logan in 1873, a son of some of vey earliest pioneers of Cache valley. Educated in the d strict schools, attended the B Y. college, and also the Agricultural college, was cashier of the First National bank of Logan for a number of years, In 120 was elected secretary of state of the in 1921 otat? of Utau, again Was b.shop of the Seventh ward in Logan Has held numerous offifor live years ces m the dominant church. At the present tune Mr Ciocket is a farmer and stork raiser lesiding at Richmond Mr Crocketts varied career as a public man, and particularly his expel lence a' a banker and hts experience as secretary of state where enoimcus sums of money passed through his hands, peculiarly fits him for the proper handling of funds of Cache coun ty as county commissioner the Saul E Hyer, son of Bishop A. L Hyer, was born in Lewiston just forty years his life he has been ago Thoughout After graduating active in public work from the Brigham Young college in 1914, he filled a mission to the eastern states. other church offices Besides numerous held since that time he has been bishop of the Lewiston First ward for seven years and at present is the first counselor He in the Benson stake presidency has also taken an active part in civic He has acted as president of the life local farm bureau, helped to organize the Cache County Beet Growers association; was a member of the county farm bureau tax committee and at present is a member of the county beet growers board and also of the county wheat growers board. Was born in Bishop of Noith Logan Lewiston, 1873 Graduated from the B Y. college where he afterwards took up the After 25 years profession of teaching as a teacher at the B Y. C., Bishop Kemp established himself very successfully in the He has farming and poultry business very satisfactorily represented Cache county in the last four session of the state The value of his experience legislature along with his ability and honesty of purAt this pose cannot be overestimated. particular time we are needing men of his type in our legislative assembly. Candidate for State Representative. Was born in Denmark August 4, 1868 Came to Utah in his early childhood and made Ins home in Hyium where he has established himself as a successful farmer and He served the public as foldairyman Six years as Sunday school superlows intendent, 17 years as a bishops counselor, at two different times a member of the city council; a member and also secretary of the local school board for ten years prior to the consolidation; member of the county school board for six years; at three different times a member of the board of directors of the Hyrum Irrigation company, and at present also secretary and treasurer of said company All his life he has been a fine student of public problems, political, social and religious His service in the last legislature is a distinct credit to himself as well as to Cache county. Elect These Men fl b V i and i Secure a Sound, Economic, FOR LOGAN CITY JIDGE JEvsE r. RICH Efficient FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY NEWELL G. HAINES years of age. son of earlv mx chilpioneer parents, has a family of Attended the Agricultural College dren. Thirtv-seve- n and 1917 Joined the U S armv and seived for one nnd one-- t alf two years as an L D S. Served years. missionary in the c istern states Attended the University of Utah Law school D C, Spent four ypdrs in Washington, where he recened his degree as Bachelor of Law, and later his Masters Degree Practiced law for U S government in in 1916 in 1917 For City Judge (Logan) JESSE P. RICH 1 M ig1iWawav.v.v.,.v " office Has served the Controller-General- s Cache county as countv attorney past two yvars exceptionally well Has a wide general practice in Utah as well as in neighboring states. B B B B BBBBBBBBBBBB aiptfkmajwi FOR DISTRICT JIDGE MH.1IX C. HARRIS Graduated fiom Horn in Richmond U S A C. and the Chicago Law School Practiced law in Utah as well in 1910 as in the neignboring states until he was appointed to the bench by Governor Mabey some years ago He is recognized by the lawvus and litigants in Utah, a, well as those from other states who have practiced before him as one of the best trial country In judges in the the conduct of trials, and the meting out and Demoof justice, both Republicans Fairness and crats look alike to him impartially are two dominant qualities which control, largely, the dispensing of justice in his court. inter-mounta- ibbbmbbbbbbbbbbbi a a a a b aBnanaBBaaB Administration Jesse P Rich, the candidate for City lllia n L Judge, is the son of the lr.te Ruh of Pans, Idaho He was born in Palt Lake City and was graduated from the Brigham Young college in 1905 and shortly thereafter spent two and vears in Europe as a missionaiy for the L D S church After returning home, he taught school one year and then entered the University of Chicago law school, from which he graduated in 1912, after which he practiced the profession of law He has been county in Utah and Idaho attorney of Cache county and in 1928 was elected city judge of Logan He has been fearless and impartial in his decisions and efficient in his work As one good term deserves another, he is enone-ha- of Public Affairs titled a a a a a m a b a i bb a a to W.V.W -- v.-.v lf v FOR : - DISTRICT ATTORNEY HORSLEY Born in Brigham City of early parents Received his education, pioneer after the going through grade schools, in the of University Utah, the University of California and the Law school, at Washington, D Georgetown C. He has iaw in northern Utah for the practiced past ten years He is now completing his first term as District Attorney for the First District As an efficient, fair, prosecutor Mr Horslev probauly impartial has no equal in the State of Utah J. MESLEY .V.V.-.- V B i a a Va |