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Show The Cache County Fair Sept. 15, 16 and 17 Volume 22. TIIE Today (Copyright, of der 1931) Flashes We Also Come To Heavei brook On Russia. Mapping Out Relief. One week ago, gaso- line to South America, taking breeding cattle in exchange. That seemed quite amusing, going back to ancient days ot barter. Now the United States government has arranged witn Brazil to exchange wheat for coffee- - That is not Adopt amusing but businesslike. where a good idea, no matter you find it. nations Bartering among thousands of miles apart tells what an uncertain tning our magnificent financial system We have our gold standard, and five millions of gold piled away in the treasury. We think we have solved the great problems of exchange, and we im- agine, foolishly, that we understand money. Suddenly, we find, ourselves trading wKal lor colfee, because the grand svstem ot finance has broken down, . in a temporary world depression. Demonetizing silver, destroyPAUL C, WOLMAN, ing its value, is one cause of our troubles. Baltimore, Md., commander-in-chie- f of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of U. S. Senator Couzens, of Michigan, contributes one million dollars to the unemployed in Detroit, forseeing trouble this winter. It is interesting to . reflect, ish publisher, seems a good prophet, one day, he predicts that the MacDonald cabinet will probably fall soon, and the stones come in. Next day, King George travels all night that he might arrive in London in time lor the change in government, should it come. Beaverbrook says the Russian five year plan must be a complete failure. His reasons for that belief would be interesting. Ivan' the Terrible carried out his plan, making Russia a nation. Petef the Great carried out his plan, changing Russia Irom an Asiatic to a European nation. Stalin, from the Caucasus, an absolute who calls Russian, himself an Asiatic and has Ins ancestral roots buried thousands of years, deep in Russia, might carry out his plan. PresidentSGifford, phone and nave been Hoover and Walter head of the teletelegraph company, mapping out relief efforts at Rapiaan camp. Botn are able men, both intent on avoiding conditions that threat-t- n for he coming winter. But how can you map out relief. You can appropriate money, distributing it as wide- ly and wisely as possible. But that would be the dreaded dole which our governmvit fears as much as Satan is supposed to fear holy water. - - rd COLLEGE COTS - HUE SUPPLY comes from Henry Fordjs industrial genius. Senator Couzens invested a small sum, less than two tnous-an- d dollars, in Ford s enterprise, long ago. Ford bought him out lor more than thirty million dollars cash and Fords thirty millions supply the which Detroit's unemployed will get from Couzens. PRESS - is- - without thus dumnishing Senator Couzens credit that the million dollars ready given The UNITED NO WOMEN AIDES WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. (UP) business and profes- Prohibition Director Woodcock Loga sional men will Join members anounced today that orders of the Logan Post No. 2129 Vet- soon will be issued to all proerans of Foreign Wars Wednes- hibition administrators forbidding the use of women as aides day noon m greeting Admiral Robert E. Coontz, vice comma- in the enforcement of nder-in-chief of the national convention of his organization. will be the guest of the FLOOD RECEDES Logan, Ogden and Salt Like WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. (UP) posts. In Logan he will be entertained at a luncheon, at Flood waters of the Yangtze which he will be the speaker. river in Chlra are receding slowly. Consul General Walter The luncheon Is the regular A. Adams at Hankow reported Rotary meeting advanced one to the state department. day to give the club members today The river level at Hankow is an opportunity to hear the dis- now 4 feet, having fallen from tinguished visitor. the level reported Logan Post No. 2129 was mus- 53 4 feet, tered in on May 21, 1931, by Aug. 20. O. T- Mohaney of San Francisco, district organizer. Since BIG WATER SPOUT then it has been growing stead25. KEY WEST. Fla., ily and bids fair to become a (UP) Officials of theAug. United real asset in community affairs. States weather bureau here said The charter of the local post that a gigantic water has been held open since May today close Monday, August spout sighted off KeySl West but Ill veterans 31- who jom be- S, fore that 'date will become In 1896. The spout Mass., City, charter members. Officers of the post are Albert amter and 2,000 feet high. O. Anderson, comander; Joseph Morgan, senior vice common-de- r; Wallace C. Chipman, junITALY ROAD WORK O. Wil-foior vice commander: ROME, Aug. 25. (UP) An ofPedersen, chaplain; Ariel ficial Fascist bulletin announJ. Berntson, adjutant; Ray P. ced today that work would be Crookston, sergeant major; H. started this winter on public Reuben 'Pedersen, quarter mas- works and roads at a cost of ter; R. B. Bateson', officer of nearly 900, 000, M0 lire the day; L. B. Anderson, guard. Dr. C. J. Hayward, post surNorman D. Salisbury, geon; ASK ALS AID William H- Peterson and Leon CHICAGO, Aug. 25. (UP) W. Passey, trustees. Other members of the post Police said today they had (Scar-fac- e are as follows: H. F. Taylor. learned that Alphonse Al) Capone had been asked Don. C. Edwards, Max L. Burr, Peter E. Anderson, J. J. Laur-itze- to help secure the release of G. John P. Lynch, wealthy kidW. A. Wennergren, G. Smith, H. L. Burleigh, J. naped gambler. Lund, Dr. W. B. Preston. Evaa H. Hancey, Horace i R- - France, Dr. Harry R. McGee, George PROTESTS INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. (UP) Crookston, Bliss O. Bignall. Fred Bishop James Cannon, Jr W. Marshall and T. Earl today cabled Chairman Nye of the senate campaign investigat- we learned that Russia was sending FROM Luncheon Is Planned For Wednesday, Noon in Logan Harter. Fords Indirect Million. LOGAN, UTAH, AUGUST 21 HERALD-JOURNA- n, A limited milk supply of 3o0 quarts daily for public sale thru private hands wiU be the future policy of the Utah State Agricultural college. Prof. A. J. Morris, director of dairy manufacturing instruction, so informed a group representing the Logan Dairymens association at a meeting Monaay night at the chamber of commerce. Last week the dairy -men presented to Professor Morris their grievances against the college as their alleged milk sale competitor. The dairymen appreciate the spirit of cooperation of the college in voluntarily agreeing to cut the daily milk supply for public sale from 500 to 300 quarts. Still, according to Lee Hales, secretary of the association, the group feels that the college could make a still further reduction. The members of the association assembled Monday night again reminded Mr. Morris that this is their ing commitne protesting investigation of his activities during the 1928 con-ttinu- ed anti-S- mith campaign. HOLMES IS BETTER BEVERLY FARMS, Mass., Aug-25- . Oliver Wendell (UP) Holmes, 90, dean of the associate justice of the U. S. Supreme court, today was reported considerably better at his home, where he is recovering from a cold. YOUNG INVITED WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. (UP) President Hoover announced today he had invited Owen D. four others to join Young the advisory committee which is to assist Walter S. Gifford in coping with un'employment and distress this winter. sd - PLANE LANDS CHARLESTON, S. C-- , Aug. 25. 'Varrick C0J?,P - of Battle Creek was y, destryed by Lre the family was away Sat- urday at about lo p. m. Mrs. Warrick, who had been canning fruit dunng the late afternoon had come to Preston to do her shopping. Mr Warrick was also away working. It is thought that sparks were th cause of the blaze. . Floyd Field, a neighbor, who was returning home, noticed the blaze, and with the help of other passersby were able to save the contents of the home. The building was partially covered with Insurance- - It seemed all right to gjve forty millions to one street car company during the war, all right to give millions of acres of land to railroads for developing the country. It is all right to subsidize a shipping board with many millions. But when you talk of giving fifteen or twenty dollars a week, in real ca-io families, whose heads are unemployed, our financi il system shivers like an elephant with pneu. monia. Two File Bonds For Rum Charge Release X, u Price 5 Cento CO-E-D LD IS Giant Mass Meeting - Is Sparkplug Of Police Bishops Blake Report Of Conditions In Wards NEW YORK, Aug. 25. (UP) Baby killing gansters, gunmen and racketeers were rounded up today in' a police drive that got under way last night as frenzied thousands, inspired by two women the mothers, of slain children on a Madison Square mass Garden platform with meeting speakers clamored for action. One of the most sweeping offensives in the history of the Worlds second largest city, was ordered by Police Commissioner Edward P. Mulrooney, who sat on that platform and heard his department and his superiors charged with responsibjli inals against the law The 20,000 voters massed in the Garden after the speaking, adopted a resolution calling Franklin upon Governor to remove from office Mayor James J. Walker or any A strong plea lor tfaa sfci conservation of all fOOdettL-- S in preparation for th W2tor months is contained In a ftstn-ment given out by the Logan Employment council following a meeting ' - , A V ' v S , ,k - t , r'V' - - ,r,'Ks t Earlier in the day, the board ft. intimate had approved with? out a dissenting vote an appropriation of $133,000 for radio motorarmored equipment, cycles- and other equipment needed by police. Weather has caused transfer of the scheduled mass meeting from Central Park to Madison Garden. Outside, from to 25.900 clamored for Candace Cool, Oregon State college girl, with Lillian, the admittance as Brainbrdige Cold baby. by, chairman, opened his attack on an unholy aliance of poliA baby may be a cutel andtics and the underworld. intriguing gadget, but the sensible and scientific thing to do with it is to leave It alone. At least, thats the modem method, as taught at Oregon State college, where Lillian, thirteen NEW YORK, Aug. 25. (UP) months-ol- d has been a A flurry of selling on the stock Todays Scores 0 0 o practice baby, according to Can- exchange today accompanied dace Cool, senior student, and a break to new lows NATIONAL LEAGUE in grain one mothers. of her Both turnat futures First game Chicago. It sounds like a lot of fun ed up from the lows before the 002 0003 5 1 Chicago New York 000 000 41x 5 10 0 to have a baby to practice on close. Stocks closed Irregular, But it really n0 far from previous closing Root, Warneke, Teachout and CandaceYousaid. are taught not to levels. Hartnett; Hubbell and Hogan. isnt. cudle It or coo at it or do any Volume of trading In shares Second game your mother or continued to lag along at a Chicago -.- 000 100 0001 8 0 of the things had fun doing pace prevalent In 1924 when New York ....005 100 Olx 7 15 0 grandmother you. You just leave it million share days were large. and with May, Beacht, Warneke alone. Confidence was Impaired by Hemsley; Chaplin and Hogan, Exercising Emotions various developments, but there OFarrel-It cries a If nowadays, baby was considerable good news. First game mean you must mother A Pittsburgh 010 000 0045 10 1 doesnt some or rock have or it it, OOP 00C 1 120 3 8 Brooklyn male member of the family Meine' and Phillips; Clark, give it a ticking watch. No, Heimach, Quinr. and Lopez. indeed. Second game You simply stand at a disSan Francisco wholesale dairy Pittsbrugh 000 000 0000 31 11 creet distance and realize the market prices: Butter, 92 Brooklyn ...300 010 lOx 5 score 30c; 91- - score 29c; 90 baby is exercising his emotions, deOsborn and Kremer, Phillips; and thats part of a babys score 28. Heimach and Lopez. velopment You allow the baby First game to have his cry out, after a Cincinnati 100 031 0308 14 2 very casual investigation ta be Philadela . 000 0000 5 3 sure the protest is not based Lucas and Sukeforth; Benge, on any hard cold fact like an CHICAGO, Aug. 25. (UP) Fallenstein and Davis. open safety pin. Candace got a lot out of her Grain range: Sfecond game Open High Low Close Cincinnati 000 000 000 0 5 0 education, but it is extremely i Philadela ..000 010 oOx 1 6 1 doubtful if the modem method Wheat: .46 8 47 8 .46 Johnson and Styles; J. Elliott in regard to the treatment of Sept. .47 1 .50 4 .50 8 .51 Dec. .51 babies soaked in. and McCurdy. .54 8 .54 8 .53 I dont think Id treat a Mar. .54 St. Louis .... 000 000 0013 15 000 co-e- - EBBS iEBALL 00 1- -8 1- -8 1- -2 1- -4 Bay Now, Says Savings Bank NEW YORK, Heres a big 5-- Urges 1- -2 Work co-e- that advises Wise spending at the right withdraw money from their savand Grace Moore ings and thrift accounts and time is as much a part of good Why? The answer is simple. of Ogderi, who were picked up spend it now, when the pur- thrift as ail you can Big taxpayers aie afraid tluy near Richmond Saturday night chasing power of the dollar is when pricessaving are going up, the will have to supply money ior by Sheriff Jeff Stowell and 16 cent above what it was bank says. Judicious spending the dole, and big taxpayers are Marshal Heber Johnson .of in per 1928! will set the wheels of industry the government. Richmond, are out on bonds of The bank, the Emigrant In- turning more rapidly and rewerse Something dustrial Savings bank, with store employment to thousands might hap- $1,000 and $500 pen to them, if they let things They pleaded respectively. not guilty to 249,00u depositors, suggests that now out of work. In our opinion drift, and tty to meet the tem- a charge of liquor possession its clients leave on deposit the millions of savings and porary breakdown of their own when arraigned Monday before a sufficient reserve against thrift depositors in this coun- industrial system witn the help City Judge Jes.se P. Rich. Both emergencies at least sixltry have it In the- '- power to of charity oiganiaztirns, mil 'are booked for trial Tuesday, i months' saLuy," auu mtu iuc iviiangc the nuOlc obyCCv 0 inadequate puciic appeals. September 1, at io a. m. surplus make careful purchas-- ! dustrial and trade conditions- ' CENTER STREET SEWER PROJOT HELPS The proposed sewer project on Center street will help considerably this fall, but there will be much need of some work during the winter months. It that perhaps of our surplus products such as wheat and potatoes might be exchanged ior coal in Carbon c6unty. The people In' Carbon county are much In heed for food supplies while In Logan and Cache county coal was some suggested, will be very necessary. Practically all the bishops of the wards were present at the meeting and each reported the condition in his ward. President A. E. Anderson and Joseph Qulhney of the Logan stake were also present and urged that the bishops do all they can to get the needy cases in their wards to prepare now for winter and get all the provisions they can and store them for winter use. It was suggested that all business houses and employers retain as many of their employef as possible. Otherwise, this will place just that many more on the regular unemployment list. 5-- 3-- 3-- 5-- young es of things you want for perAug. 25. (UP) New York bank manent use while prices remain its depositors to low. winter. It is reported that a number of the large potato growers of the county would be willing to let peeple have their smaller potatoes and permit people to glean their fields. The same Is true with a number of apple orchards. Provisions for the winter can be gathered much better now than during the winter season. It was the opinion that the fund for labor this winter would not be as large as it was last, winter, no fleOntt , plan b fund nTW Wwm decided that a number of local men with food teams be hiipd to get wood out of the canyon, this wood to be placed at the city barns back of the fire dein partment where nSeedy caessaw the various wards could this wod up and! earn some money this way. 5-- 1- -2 .56 8 .55 8 .58 baby of my own that way. No, May .56 I believe half the fun of having one might be to run and Better pick it up. But on the campus we were taught that however curly its hair, however blue its By Credit Groups eyes, or precious its funny tiny AMERICAN LEAGUE we to were leave it hands, Washington Oil 003 00051 7 03 alone. 6 Aug. 25. Detroit ... 000 000 010 the consternation of SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) If, Instead of instituting Brown and Spencer; Herring ourImagine grandmothers. recovery action, bankers, and Hayworth. Little Lillian, youngest d legal wholesalers and manufactures 100 00 New York and product of many mothers as well as professors would strive to rehabilitate Chicago .... 000 00 Pen nock and Dickey, Weilahd and theories, however, seemed their honest retail debtors, a large portion of the nations Tate and Gru'be. none the worse for wear, ac- annual crop of business failures Philadela ... 002 to Candace. cording would be prevented. 100 St Louis Sweetest Baby Thus did Walter C. Poster, Romell and Ileving; Blaehold-e- r She was the sweetest baby, director of adjustment bureaus and Ferrell. You get sort of attached to a associaBoston at Cleveland, post- chid, even though they do teach of the National Credit counsel the 30 secretary-manage- rs tion, doubleheader rain, poned, you to strain its spinach and States of Western measure its mik and associations here for Credit aside during tantrums. Its very their annual conference. CONTROL NEER good experience, I think it wi teach us all GOES TO JAIL BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 25. (UP) how to feed and care tor a reports baby. But in spite of all their morning Tuesday Guy Shepherd failed to have from every front of the gigan- training, I doubt if it will teach tic conflagration in the Boise us to leave a haby alone, when $25 for a fine and is in the sei basin spoke strong hope that It cries. Our own babies, at city jail under a tence. He pled guilty to a that the raging lnremo might any rate. de1 have my Even when be brought under control soon. charge of drunkeness when ar- cree next fall I somehow raigned Monday before City yjyAAavrw utcijr luc doubt If Ill have learned tnai.'; Judge Jesse F, ILcli, tlons are very favorable. 34 Wise To night. EASIER TO STOCK FOODSTUFF NOW It is the opinion of all present that people who are usually in need of work during the winter months should by all means do everything they can now to make provisions for,the New York mayor who was lax in his obligation to enforce the aw. Square Monday The statement says: 01 Ray-Ballar- I Today OREGON GIRLS LEARN MOTHERING FROM A The German seaplane DO-which left Miami. Fla., at 7:15 a .m. today, en route to York, arrived here at 12:46 Meeting New p. m. after a five hour and 31 flight up Under the direction of the minutes uneventful Cache stake Relief society, Dr. the eastern Atlantic seaboard. E. A. Jacobsen will review the FIND BOMB text Influences on Human BeLOS ANGELES, Aug. 25. (UP) havior, by H. A. Overstret, in A bomb the social service department, apparently of dynaMonday at 7:30 p. m. in the mite base, with six inches of St. Louis 000 000 001 9 2 fuse burned away was found Boston stake house. 11 3 000 001 000 ReAll stake board members, on the front lawn of the home (10 innings). lief Society ward presidents and Of William E. Weller, holdout Hallahan. Johnson, Stout and social service class leaders are juror of the David H. Clark Seibold and Spohrer. Wilson; murder trial, today. irged to be present. (P) 'At -- 12 Pages co-e- d, Appointment of Lyman Daines Morrell of Hyde Park to succeed Lloyd Theurer as head of the commercial department of the South Cache high school was announced Tuesday morning at the office of Supt. J. W. Kirkbride of the Cache county schools. Mr. Theurer resigned recently to accept the post of clerk stand. of the Cache county school The dairymens association board. still maintains it is an unfair Mr. Morrell is a graduate ol competition, according to Mr. the Utah State Agricultural Hales. college, and has been teaching Those represents gthe dairy- the last three years in the men in meeting wen Mr. Mor- schools of the Blackfoot Idaho, ris, besides Secretary Hales were district. P., E. Anderson, W. F. GibGeorge Ewer andpresident; bons. vice presidents and T. J Jacobsen To Speak Jones. R. S. PRFTnw i931 Food Storage For Winter Is Foreign War Vets To Be Here Soon By Arthur Brisbane Democracy as It exists today Prof. Arthur N. Holcombe, Harvard has no future. With which are combined the Cache Valley Daily Herald, the Daily Herald and The Journal. Number 198. Vice-Comman1 Herald-Journ- al What Folks Say Hie Enna Jettick aerocar Is coming to Logan Thursday. This makes a unique departure in travel equipment for shoe salesmen. Modeled aeroplane along lines, the car Is coupled to a which enables, traveling coupe at automobile speed along any aerocar The weighs highway. but 1200 pounds. A shoe sample vided room Is at the rear, and pro- modernfurnish- istic wicker and plush ings and a ships clock are additional equipment making the car most useful and attractive. stand 25-d- ay L Fair tonight and IDAHO Wednesday; warm Wednesday. and UTAH Fair tonight Wednesday; little change la th temperature. , Maximum temperature Monday. 94; one year ago. 8. Minimum temperature last 5' Hfrn fi3. J y HI |