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Show j :k y IAUE THE HE RAID- rol'li The A Herald-JournKvrry Rumor m:.Ti:x to a fijazzli-- A North Logan i'rml.iim Liberty Tile K t I IVteron jml ten The Iheofogv of Mur llllill, h.i h Mr r W . l pi b.i lass loader, Mi II luilim Ttie Klim III V. n Hub m.l ul th.- lull mill. lim li in hi mi'li mum day ultn I'1 ,.,l ' :l hlllp lif Ml it Anmi Nyiu.m i'lm .. n- imul for the mm mis v.iuU .mil ullii Tin In busiiit'.ss truns.ii 'b .soil win, mi liltM Mind fur iui nu m. Hum of hf niffltiilt. enjoyed I. F. () I fl. . 'ini, v. li rnnfimil tin pa .1 v.'n Vetfrillls Jmspiial al IP' nif.lu ti li ho. lerfl.iny iflurnnl hutiif nu S p d r ronvuiesi inj: Si until tin V'lWttuar'I.s, pm n ipaifil in a jnti. pnrlner.s, bonfire party i.it.inj: at H Itu li.lmsmi the hontf of freshim-nt'servi'.l mif Mr. tinii Mia Iff.ur I'llnni m liunl who hBvi bfen NVv liittim tin p Hfhoul h.tvf iHt. nifil ti North Knjtan mul will sufifl tin smnnifr v ith iHilm - Mi I'ul mer reports a very Miiumful son in the sHinnl room Reports are that the Kti.iwber-rcrop in North Oijpin will 'n fuir, about sfVfiity-fiV- f jar cen of normal, this season due to cold weather, a, aordin" t a prominent fruit grower The Seagull girls with thru met at the home of Mis Clara Rentier, Monday afternoor where they enjoyed a program, games and refreshments. A delightful afternoo' was spent. Fifteen guests weri present. Mr. and Mrs George V Maughar and Mr. and Mrs. A. H Nvman were dinner guests of Mr ant Mrs. Oliver L Peterson of Peters boro, on Sunday. J. J. Ormond, who was rerent Iv brought home from a lm al hos pital, is repotted to he eiuivalese 111 j j, i "I . i i i i I ! djfft-ff.i- - t ) 1! ,t-- i' , s.-- , busines-meeting- ing. Mr. and Mrs Henry Itoutlrr o Malad, were visiting relatives , ward. Monday. Jane Ohrav of Garfield, p spending tiie week with her sts'er Mrs. Bert Burrell Mrs. Anna I, Nelson and Mrs Jack King and i hildt-csnent th. week end at Bear River flly an Garland. A simper p.irtv was Indi by n group of friends rhiirsd.-evening in Bogan cinvon. Thos. ineluiled in the n.irtv were: Mr nnd Mrs. Bert Bfirrell. Mr mu Mrs. Francis F Nelson. Mr and Mrs. Oeorg'e W M.tttohan. Mr end Mrs. Oliver Larson, Mr. and Mrs Alltert Ilupie and Mrs. .lane Ohrav Mr. and M: s J. A. Cragmt mu daughter. Oralie, of Southfield were dinner guests of Mr mu' Mrs C. A Nyman mi Fridav Mrs. Iatfter Biiirnason. of Salt Lake City, spent the week end with relatives Mr. anti Mrs Albert Stauffer entertained at a prettily appointed family dinner at their home, Sunday. Dinner was served al ont long table holding a vase of spring flowers for a centerpiece. Pluces were marked for fifteen The guests were Mr and Mrs. Walter Stauffer of Salt Lake Citv, and Mr. and Mrs Clarence Fullmer of Logan Mrs. Felix Beutler. who ha been confined to her tied for several weeks on account of illness is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs Bert Burrell were called to Ogden. Sunday, on account of the death of thetr , Mrs. Elizabeth Burrell Mrs i ;t k' t uUg'lll t' t ; d ii'Kotl I in et dtp H l,;ii goil w it h pi i ( ii) mu Jinlg-j t aiik . it . n id n t to. w I o;tl p a i t p. hoi'll H all tt l'cglassf lies t nit ' ft iti it ho M I -- In. lll HI II.lAi l buf it inl in its (il.ic M, 11 I r Ut-- u h lov l .1 rerktanul. Wott.i lift' By the time a nun i. uniioftiint enough tn takp tvo hums for Imu h, the doctor limit liim to u ;)i1.sn of milk. LIT. GKK (iKF.S ANN JOAK some 1 I I 4111I) sun iipvv rail 'nu Ktcrn diN(ov(ues indicate veas 47 year V li.it a well lot of birthday ho mu-- t h.ivt had . . . . s F.i.rtie home, anil finding the idol, Iren playing in the hack yard, da, unobserved liy them, climb iota a maple tree, and shoot beans at them with i benn-st- i. inter; and they know not whence the tiny missiles do rime, unl lie mighty aft Tightened, and yell that pirates and bandits tin he sip. tiling at them; and Lord! I do lungh a. hartilir, I do fall out of th. tree and the young jaeknapes. seeing me, do jump upon mv prostrate to sculp me! And form, and so, shrieking in terror, t do flee into the In. use. m.u l dinner. 1 of as small, and others as laree. Samples were also taken from the pile at the delivery station and analysis made of the huge and The small beets of that sample results obtained rained I lie higher sugar eontent. C. PENNEY CO. motor BULK w 'ter he rev mr jm! li. il 1 w t IN - b.m ow n Sealed Sealed INTERCOIOIL 100 Pur Pennsylvania 2 gal. Sealed Can enough for a refill . . . more than 1.55 More than a million Western Auto tires are in 10097 Pure Pennsylvania daily use giving economical and dependable service to motorists throughout the west. Dollar for Dollar they are the finest tires you can buy! The finest at any price refined by 'the Sharpies Process, and Double Distilled from pure Butler County, Pennsylvania, Think of It $3.89 On account of freight rates, these prices slightly higher in some torts of the tcest. PAINTS Supplies been so FARTING SHOTS "Von dance with her again and Im through.'' i i price . . . . dance. Ladies' t Ak for Iaw Price on jc U tfunen and on our Deluxe and Super hi peon Haloont and Preuture Tires, E53Ssf free a (lance hall. DANCES THI KSUAY X SATLKDA VS Special rate to lodn-- , etc. c have cabins and everything for your comfort. ((psv Tour .lime Irt - are out after may lead us" AT LYRIC? 'tot Defender 3 3 61 3 $3.95 7 5.40 Wizard Standard .... 6.45 Wizard Heavy Duty 6.85 3 Wzard Heavy Duty 8.95 6- - 5 Wizard Heavy Duty 1 0.85 Wjsco 12-- 7 6-- 1 Iced Tea FORM-FITTIN- N scot rovers from the Our new dbV'Pi'fnt e of up-tTailIp' r 0' d ( aftefr c, m t o a A ored fo fit your particular car, HOI Kubtom-Bii- t Seal Covers are the Smoothest fitting, longest last ng, nG-- i tn unyM'vaJ seat covers ou can buy. f SLIP-O- Cir Modal Coupe Coach Sedan be. .Vi it 3 Wizard Hvy. Duty $12.95 Wizard Hvy Duty 15.60 Wizard 10.35 Dodge Special Western Giant 9.85 Western Giant 11.45 SLIP-O- G be- freshly Tarrant as no other tea can of Car or Seat Covers $l39adUf cause the Tea tsfrest to begin with W sealed in vacuum like cojjfee 1 C-- L N HOLLYWOOD COVERS Duro 1 .39 2.95 2.95 Hollywood $2.65 4.45 4.75 restern Autos $1560 BARGAINS Service You'll Save 6-- 1 Col-O-Te- Lamp Goods to money on Batteries a. "Western Auto." Longer Guarantees, All New MateLower Prices rial better and more dependable Battery Service are yours when you use Western Giant or Wizard Batteries ('ft our LOIT PHi ( h on lltp batfrrr you nrpd! J9. . i $395 Regardless iD t DAY. u guaranteed STORACE BATTERIES Lakota Resort . ; A, HI hfj'Je'j "i to ncrmal C'JY ,ib.V viol liih Choice. LOOK Just completed The Grea.es. Pain. Values in .he Wes. Made Even Greater! Think of it sensational reductions on c genuine paints rrude exclusively for "Western Auto" by Gliddon. Whether you wish to paint your entire house your car or only a couple of kitchen chairs, you can now do so at a saving with the finest paint made. BUY Buy JOW T 0 SAVE iJ.'.v v.hle your duilur run d ) Double Duty f Wo m.-ihe a terrible low brow, hut the fim st music we have ever heard is the crack of a bat against a fast one. Next $1.79 2 gallon Sealed Can 5 gallon Sealed Can ! . . (MmIc try CjliddrnCo ) j . ill SolWlg ran .v I.SKI) TO WORK FOR TONNAGE "When growers were reei iving $7 and JH minimum payment per ton. there was naturally a tenof the sugar lose to sight dency eontent and work for tons; but diftoday the contract is totally ferent in that the sugar V untent is the very heart of it. "We realize that successful beet raisers of long experience earnestly contend that the wider spaing, even fifteen or sixteen inches, produces the best results; but we must give weight and consideration tn the beet breeders, who have on the vvoi k for a cen-- j an and tneir testimony is that ury here mar a 2b lmii row. md l" to : J no h spacing is about for not only the maxi- -' o a o' si " r. b,:t the maximum,, Uuth, conti-a- western o.! good enough for the finest That's nothing Slmr inannfai-tnrerhave heen using eardlm.ard from tiie same row m the field for leather for veals! Beets below 4 mein's were elnssi-fie- d . avXiMpj LONG RUN You vestigations. tin beets were taken .(' of OBL Quality TgPSIO'.r? LOW o!l pros--nt- IMAK jlfore refreslitttg ' i at these n by Comporifon h .i i Up TIRES . XMM.S ''ku1Lk;?o If Mill U lot mUr made h r doUhle1 ile.O I loti! yield. Mount. on the 'Eilat season. Beet G'ov.ers Maiketme .Stales assoiiation hnd some very thorScientists have made a good ough I h, mists A sillily was made grade of artificial leather from of the analysis of small and taw wool, savs a new.- - item. large beets In some of these in- 1' ; the r&i U, ion-len- nsk-ton- Ha Mi lie 11. i will look oi I Giant that - fard Otoifs. while It vj ide, It w ill gl i u ks o spmte mg the baml, Western has spots. Mathuxrlah v ho haw tk rniun boot pi nthn't-rsTin'll' hail .wars ol I'Xpi'ni'ii, t nbsi'ivaJions show that til, ta .11 1IJ4 tola of hi'l't pmpi'l h ilonr t ate ao important la aapt-- from page one) dia-.m- the Jilik can buy Genuine . AL iiHlrormnicr (uliforniji MA dis).r.-So hue -- (Continued TOMORROW: Mrs. II L. IVti ?eii of Bbii.tltlpfiLt. ufin with ft ibis the Wuliiefin pH rt tier. tiou air hainpioiislup, will plebaml. sent Aer nr m.NOW tri-;ti- Kntr:il) turn, mil to he public-servic- e Beet Thinning Hints jf won . hibttkmft! I (taili-eahsi- n HKHKB MOHR ABOUT Smi. m r I itfs t'xpcrii'iiii's , tin K H NKA .ght hb:nj, rtdoii st.ri(l vl: to general conditions existing in the community due to depression no good will he served by again publicizing the 'unfortunate" ml scandal; B) . have "We believe that till wholes tine purposes been achieved." 'Ihe fourth and nrain reason, however, is that the Par Association was never sineeit in this prosecution and used its power for the sole purpose of silencing a editin', which ignoble trick was about to be exposed in open nut for the people of I .os Angeles to look at anil consider. Editoi' it Publisher. ln'ii. U nt'r Honor of c it i Smi h u tun Hu I i.hIi- Mill he lli it nt pili.t-0- h f p oriiueufU'. .111(1 . J. Buiiinig timl i hi '! i M Western Auto Supply Co. Urges Y)u To iON AH.H.MI, sur-orte- sister-in-law- loMrtr pi pi ivi m rliestimt 4ITI'Ksl ll 1, nou We hr! 'r Iliv ro.j.Uti pit tfjit.i Jus bi) rc In Murks on you No duuhl, H.it jn Mini. the bospit da j',,t ll. tl bit .i d . .M- muiri'is and a spade. What u ded as umuatenal Htiff meir led fhe .seven West idn played ihe rune i and d .spade was dixard-,(J- i Mis Hufftm-u- i dummy he iie. n ot t lubs w hn h IuUel to win with the up! Hie t Olit ! H( t. he ht hi hand I1" bj-- . K.flM si' n ami th cunt r ot fo :r In : t mi"hT iii ter t iiit ! fu. hand v. tth a bnl ; c but Mm Huffmi icr rc Mjupl Uiat if In r jt.irlncj fi.tnd w.in tii'kltss she might Hint mil a bid fiom her oppohelits, game fco Hn:ullnu III i t r h- i . h J M is U I'litM.RBss mil.- ( -- the crop is grown in most of the National Beet distri ts of the Glowers association for 1U32 provide that the price per ton shall depend upon the sugar content as well as sugar prices. This is not only true of the linul payment, but it will regulate he amount of the advance payment this fall. SI GAIi CONTENT IMPORTANT THING s Heretofore, we have been How many ing ourselves, The can we raise to the acre? man who raises 15 tons per acre may have more money than the man raising 16 tons per acre . it depends on his sugar content. If tonnage was the main object in raising beets, why not raise beets of the mangel-wurztype? . Other things being equal widir spacing will yield larger individual beets; but at that, the Regan. Mr. and Mrs Andrew King and tonnage of the larger individual Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gilgren and beets may not eb greater than what the tonnage ol the greater family spent Monday al number of smaller beets may be, Mr. and Mrs. G E Olsen and by the (loser spacing "Let us suppose that the wider family of Gleneo, Idaho, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E A 'pacing has rows 20 nu hes wide 15 inches and Peterson, Monday. apart m the row then each beet has 3h) square Misses Venis and Hilda Olsen, Now let of Preston, spent the week end. im hes allotted to it. guests of Misses Veda and Helen us have the rows 2 inches apart and the beets 12 inches apart in Peterson. Mr. and Mrs Bert Riifell anil the rows; then each beet has 24i. I' family spent Tuesday in Ogden square inches allotted to it and attended the f uncial services the wider spaced beet has 3w of Mrs Elizabeth Regan e inches and the narrow! squat Mr and Mrs Jr fi torson one 240, it must follow that all entertained at a family deour o the wider spaced beets must weigh Sundav The long table w.i- - m ole at least one fourth more to yield o attractive with s,.riT ,m equal tonnage per acre Covers were placed for If. The "Kven if the wider spat ing proguests were Mr and duced a somewhat hiavicr tonMrs Charley Bcrtinst ami f nage, the result would likely be lly and Mr and Ma U A. Y s that the narrower spacing with a h terberg of Glenm, Idaho, slightly lower tonnage would at were spending the k end A th that yield a greater amount of Peterson home sugar pel mue; for the smallei beets, almost uniformly have a LOST TIME higher sugar conieut than the laiger beets. And remember that LONGMONT, Colo, June 9 rpt it is sugar that is being sold and Watches which were stolen from not tons of beets residents of th coimn were foun i J l laiu ake, author of the article from which quotation rerentJy in a Ihnvci pawnshop Is n,-- luff men .md I told , til daring n h i Stum- ihc dollar of tn hail the doll be thl Is true All we see is th :i t play a uni I ii s. t ' ' for il beat h c It IS ti III shock Im rs iii l illfit r. I ! Hoff nu t: Uns l.c :uU .uiTaj.a ( i ;il , i .l l li.it was it till ilb lelpii'teil III till that in. polpp upon his own ipinlil . Ks- - niili- i HuM- If 'lira: ,mit -- - if in ide f lot M f ouhl M) bi '.tiipii In i iiitijihg iunr u t on M s a p. tl llig Ills l.W i oinom- II. (lolllit oil II m I.., Ahgolf in w lm h oiho li'dilm; i ll I' oat ol tli'ocing o.iiiP-o- i lippi'il and t ho w IpIo t lung' blew I litvh"!r ll.tl on o',,,oi Up with a hot l ill stern II. k II dllgf pel flMatltl.il ol oilgd'l to he pure wen- li"' law mIIm pi lail ,op Anjodes spanked hard, the ilinie. 'I lie Ih'ioid piil.li it'd pm lied to au-lipfrank editonuK and ipute impudent i.uloon. t'eiii.uni-- i the l,.iH.i a of til nmlm ill mil. nge attion inuti-aof the law, so lenient Inward the ml jo ill lers, weip lm II upon tilt lU'Wspapel, tiie I'dlloiv i haloed with llt intrinsie mines as intei D ring will, ihe G.and .lui and lilt soleiun. serret, saerosaiul l.ii'itiP' .1 tl'.o rouil. died Imp tlellihlllig' Jtldgfg ('t.llier, leeling insulted. 'HI editorial flllprits l.elore him and piuposed o gic them the wolk.s, l.llt somehow lie good old melliail system, nm. saved them l.y righteous piddir indig-nalimn doing tune behind tiie i.ais while .Julian IV! roleiun gentlemen eonlinuetl to l.ask in Caliioima sunshine. 111 lags (onsideiing the Inave mid able light saidome humor and his associates hate made, theie in the liar Assoiiation idea fur dismissal on the (allowing ground.: (1) I hie t- lapse of time, the Julian Petroleum t a t is no longer ot public udeiest; (2) Ihie mittt-'- than fniir nr bal . Mr to r.nt fill", the !oot diffn U.t W is anthat w s ml- ag U!K I r. the ten of heart Hoft- - r ait-n-- t will Ot.trru t . It Ml Mfiicb will t . i IT "of b. Hoft la! t '! om(-itioerui'i.wheMier be amongst men m worn- - I lb, io . hi ii l.w j. I Mr- r. u dK e 111 llful game .md are always r tfed I Oft i teammate, P. rii;t xtiiLIriiiiiiiii1' lit b ittiiMg . m lci-- n him Mlpl PIIIP mu it p i:t pa-- i 'I l) ;t c lu lor Hi., I lN It he! ih . i v i l i imKirt;uit wo ltf A n . i flit-I n.a-- An oriii.r tl bid v g !ri h- - 24 i ' - pujr (iill.i'lt I'd'iWn ..Mil .Milling mg 1'. hi ul tin- It.H A in M;i 1 in I r a tliinissi-i- ul th (hai)P'. It hail issisl tlie oihtoi's h.ii-- i 1 Id ink. v iitt mil 'ut I l'.i . be dully win will f,nd th it Mr. f'meit apparency inu"t lose " 'tins, h iiivtilion.l and a pade er. no opening thd West ery fr, ; r (. t lie tar iff is th i lot of things tm ,d h in nkuleh . d )jm : ingi lief - 'et mont hi v gular teachers ! ninp condo ted WHS mule h bu B North Today's national ih.impnm is Horfm r tv. d Air. A. C Ho'tnieier ot levei md. Pa ar dour1 member rt Mu- Mam v no h la national womens miction team if lour' titl Mrs Holfrncier and the mormiiK 1 he rook like it lark mist ike .md got in tier cereal. singing throughout the land pi p v, oil ill lllliul i dll ullipt d i mil ii i i d If i i. pi i i iiiiig t In l,ii i im i i :i ulm lm j list t ti i lo ' ilp d tni' 10 ! i S l t that m u 'I ( I'm iii.i. hi tin 'till ( mu id' pi liioil id I ii.io-- l iii! t 11111 WJt n! ! i m ; ! IPu " A el It ldt P III i ic. clit i;.u J.'i ho tin ot ut j Ahy iiihng 11. I i'll Pill il h t tn till! hlillilols dial N'iuspaan!(dii tide W1. K. A; Ltl GP Ore i 7 lAlll ls or r.'.-tehe Valiev Newspaper :?rrw L(tn. Itah, by Published at 77 ,A,--Kntered as sei oml-- t lass in. titer at the president Co N Gupnai K.t I tali under the ,n t of Man h 3, 174 Subst ripUun pint- in postoffiee, Loytn Mi the .:ir in mlvame, bv 'fiirnr U Mi a y ;i in Crtrhe V;i!l. y h mail, 4 tin month Out .i'll (':n In V.tihy h mail i'lUn the v ai VUiKe Chi. .ifjo. t m! Ih pret fit div'4 San Kram Gilman, Nu oil iV Kutlumni, New York, Ko.'tmi ami Ixdroit OT'IIS PETEKSON, Manain: Editor R. W MARTIN, A.K Mpr l tth- - ki 1 v hilt fi nn midct Afternoon Week-da- JUNE i. USD AY, Jl ii Newspaper Scripps-Canfiel- d Till LOGAN, UTAH, jont.VAL. i g al - KutfomBilt Seat Covert . cr ver all uphfilsery up to the win-t- U lir e . . . four grades in dorens fabrics to mat. h any car uphol-5r- y $3.35 to $32.50 per bet. Guaranteed camp equipment the kind the "old timers" use at a fraction of what it cost a BUY NOW few years ago. . . TO SAVE. Complete your camping outfit NOW while prices are the lowest in history . . ! $2.47 and $3.95 $5.89 and $9 85 $1.98 to $6.98 Mjttresses Stoves $4.45 and $6.45 $6.80 to $24 25 Tents $2.69 and $3.95 Camp Tables 98e to $1.95 Luggage Carriers 98c and $1.35 Camp Axes Gasoline Lanterns ... $5.95 and $8.25 89c to $2.79 Tow Ropes and Cables 59c to $3.25 $1 20 Camp Cha rs Auto Spade 89c to $5.00 Vacuum Bottles 89e Canvas Folding Pail Gallon Jugs 57 $1.19 to $2.45 Canvas Wash Basm Camp Camp Camp Camp Cots Beds . |