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Show paht? Twn THE II E HA ED- - 0 .1 IJ II N A LOGAN, UTAH, L, THURSDAY, JULY FORCE OF HAI5IT The 1 6, 933. Todays Oddity HERALD-JOURNA- L sucefs-frently was mo-the hospitals for here no calls since than been ul line who will inherit Wisconsin Ij"ulm.in Htrshtl Mus-grov- e Sd'sJO if she girl remains sing'c thiee is in Indi tna) oils, Ind , says no husband is v.orth not so del se that hi u.inot pnk years thit mui h Lots of w.ves have up an optiitiun after thee in finding that out He ptovtd it riren'ly at spent years 'hui El who ha the h imi of out of pint m thrown h.s jt yaw .liny Thi h hens iR static th first Radio Published! every weekday afternoon by the Cache Valley Newspaper Co , at 75 West Center street, Logan, Utah. Telephone 50. Prite 5 cents a copy. By mall, In Cache Valley, $2 50 a year; outside Cache Valley, $5 00 a year. By carrier, ft) cents a month, $3 60 a year.matter at the postoffice Entered as second-clas- s I , March l iberty thru at Logan, Utah, under' the act of congress, all the land. 1, 1879. Member United Press, NEA Service, Western The Uber- Features and The Scripps League of Newspapers. ty Bell 1 p... ailed Ratrohnun El ' uni his partner to the cp nospit a m i iriusi-cand Eli s jav w - adjusted i Tin mvt di similar call Eli- s hi me and am- - fi m he was aga.n to the- hospital time Fie Mus-gro- m-h- i- - MONEY DOESNT MAKE A HAPPY MARRIAGE for an adjustnunt On th t'ori diy. Musgrove witched the treatment indwheu the following day bi ought another tall to Rip s home Musgrove rolled up bis slcives and released the dislocation himself Moreover his treatment appar- - d The btory of the rich gnl who mames the poor always popular; especially so, no doubt, m these days, when lie h girls aie comparatively few' and poor hoys are extremely numetous. And the recent news that the daughtei of a rich Minneapolis flour magnate is manjing a "young assistant librarian at Yale, and is going to lne with him on his $15 a week salary, is one of the most appealing little incidents of the spung. It is appealing not only because it falls in the old romantic tiadition. It seems, somehow, to point a motal, to underline a lesson, for a whole era. During the boom years a great many young people got the notion that marriage was a thing to be attempted only nad laid away a good supply if the young husband-to-b- e of ready cash. A lot of young women felt that their husbands ought to be able to suppoit them in the style to which they were accustomed; a lot of young men felt that it peitectly natural and right for the girls to feel this way. bo.s SAVE on-OD- WITH JIM MARSHALL There )j one thug abou1 i job like lip, -- If ou sit on a dtsk long enough - all soiL ol mtt listing people will trill m and tell ju all of interest V2v,s-lap- vour ,PI1 V a millions teeth. 'V mh. hp r trig 'R1 Lorhii wl lnn ,, hate them mml-'ofoolishly on the bathroom . , . hitchmg-raok- the in s ' . maa Wllh But V(1U gl use . t0 that Inftir the Ins; ttp year, and leugh it of - until one (j v ynU to tlu leli,zaMon (U11U that -lt won t do lift by an 0,j mall ,ru,i you whiskers a ternble Ih.ng to contimpl iU. ju a y,cik -- - t.ns ch partqoent on local geolop la had exp-rthomc-oId. tig rabbit .aismg j biology astronomy and how unit m and hand it a lot of information sometimes we even fig ire on and ,us. j.a rig up leading keeping an open mud and tivo t.dl , on uJe j0j, -- there is a nguvclous amounf 0f free .nfoi nmtion in the wo: Id ,lnd people are anxious to v, i! t0 anvonc who pait gV public believing horses are due for a comeback How about a watering-trougin lhe Olympic hotel, Mr squat e. things It is Hue that most of '.hem with op1 n tne ,ontersation I thought you wno an h un s u y V - 5 , lhU i A A Oswald (tooHe)inide, owner of an auto wrecking com- panj, who has made a large fortune during past years apart five tearing auto- old - ' ira-th- e -- .you get a hbeial engines uo.i in i m u - just by filterin' and tailing the what you hear tbiu the oli cases to drumb midgets for use as biUhtutw, Lil Gee Gee says she would like As the ye.us to marry a man who carries ard the jass nearer mythical whiskers come Readers write frequently, asking if their deposits in great weight m hn community we more conbecome mme and How about an lee man. Lit G e ana commercial insured banks are savings by the gov- Gee? vinced that the way ti become ernment. The answer is no, not yet. to bclu ve noth'ng idm Uid Belief is tin. end ot e.Iuca- , But, after Jan. 1, 1934, deposits will be insured in all 0 -- A oerause it iloscs the mind ,lol Federal Reserve banks, and in all savings banks that care (LIB NFVlw ,levv nlias The bridge lueiuticr who is to become members. vTcvv ldlls aic Usually moie absent gets the most slims, Most readers are interested in the savings bank situa- O . and coriut than the old ones o shoul be .u i pit d provision tion., These banks will be able to buy insurance, from the A village is a pliu e whole i mm ally so that Lilly may be last of, 1 per cent of their total who looks like a tramp own-- , three isidc when still government, for newer ulc, show blocks of the mum strcit and a up deposits. -Rut niicptuig anything as This premium will unconditionally guarantee every cent dozen homes to rent a iloaed fa-- t simply means such banks limit most because edutation citizen, your deposited by any along that l.ne is ABIGAIL tmishnl deposits under the $10,000 limit set by the government. AI'PLKHM ( E Somebody was in here the othIn commercial banks, deposits will be guaianteed in full SK,: er iln tilling us about i Using 50 ; next cent cent to of the ; 75 $40,000 $10,000 per Angoi i rabbits lor wool per up a man we objected wc Lul' of the remainder. A man with $50,000 will be able to get whoMany la n 10 ton nivir mu al " luvi the hint o kil' truck at Ih' offull coverage by distributing his money in five banks. i labbi' . As a taxpayer, you put up your share of the $150,000,000 fice Is only - said the Hdv till tlo'i I kill cm You i lip em -the treasury will contribute to the insurance fund. So you trwllcr at home. Jld thiy do.it give a duru . will pay your share of the insurance premium, along with a closed mind Faith may tunc mountains but aboutIt we hnJ had ' ' . the banks. Angoias we would stdl be It has ahsolutelv no effect on about the unhippy imagined plumbers and offue buvs mill dir if millions of them for T1MBUR-R-R-Rhuman duoiative ! purposes t i Some big miponitims oiplov nj lov i pi ess agent and othi s we have more to come out along with the red suppress ftgvnl Two letters flu- nest way to learn fun up nere m the hills. I believe I can partly get even 1HMV OK Mil K. who You pulled a with them by making fence posu in.ig la to listen o "Bly, Ore Sir He makes me groan. Mui i i K,t it - talk abou t boner in your recent article, Hill out of those trees. I often use -The grourhv rink. Ibis boats look-leLore fence posts of fir and every onte mng ni le Who answers the phone bn iusc you get the hu- From study, experience and in a while I find a few that are o.aa angle that the boons By ntjiiig, "lultukr training, I have every reason to sound after 10 years in the ground oul believe that you are all wet re- while most fir posts rot in a 'LMost of The his gnu evervthing people who know some- prue garding F M 's stump patch In couple of years, tho cut under a who I st to down. used ai a anxious to tell others tiling People the gi place, yellow and red fir identical conditions. Sincerely, and so you can save ynuiselt are one and the same tree, namely F M penny for th ir thoughts k nr a lot of tiouble by merely listen-- j nnkii thinking six tunes for Douglas fir I quote from Tigard. Ore lislcad of ruining your eyes' mg The last sentence of F. M 's of the 'Forest Tiees v witn iri it Pacific Slope. proves to me that my wood lore K S BREW A DIAt'A There s so .NT) LISTEN HO't Here Is a quotation that s too was right 111 bet there is no V .mu ii .nfoim.xtion in the world long to reprint and that does not more pitch in the fir posts that to disturb the argument anyway. The lasted 10 jears than there was in many Thys aftTiioon to m.v I. tile i- - and so opportunists u those lasted two years I have a in ,n (he woods, where lavs- to uqmr- - t that ignorance letter continues: the on'y m thin ever yards, ergs and "(h ndz and m.uil to loin redv mor 'Probably some of F. M.'s few furlongs, stumps had more pitch in them parasangs of posts myself up here planks irto a noble toHe. ti rest or. eatth s in the front, than othe-- Here in the pine belt Interesting argument, anybody neath the locust tree thes" - poor, vard and laird! the same controversy exists among else desire to get in on it? wondsrvu-over yellow pine and But please leave out the honks hands, unused to toil, do lie scon bull pi.ie Foresters state these and the forestry schools, let us (died with reetar slivers, wh.eli are the same species of tree the take loggers, woodsmen and head I do besmear with hrnmr unt-- l 1 do look like unto a difference being in age soil, etc fallers. sheep butt her, and Lord! I he nffrighu-But just try and convince a sawhon-to of this. man leave mill the list some of Very truly vours L. D BAILEY. the kings contahlc di luo hand JAPANESE FLOATS KOIND Font let your lovely roses be on me for slitting nv cu dwyfe's Forest Ranger po led by Lie when it is so e.isv gullet, whiih II iv! n forbid. Well and good Now for the Ore H 1) Glass GEARHART, and (hup to protect them ail more fun pest letter balls used by Japanese fishermen sea on RPiax Dear Ore Hill Tigard, Billy for float for nets are frequently bm p'y joru.kle the bushes with In yesterday's paper I read your picked up o i this and other P.i hack ind you tan know your Oregon Sii: wars to fnV ntUBlp pt!7zle. t beaches -- seThe balls range in In case don t knov how t will be safe Money batk if believe you are right I never did about 6 to 45 inches in cir- pronounce you u dont agree that i M the rnme of is know the difference betwi-- n the cumference and are of colvaried V. the be t f rote-- uu ,'hhipii iirn,--t- t iomu t red and yellow fir. ors. 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Prevent bumpers from locking BLl EBIKDd in a nest box Bluebirds bluebirds in the garden These beautiful birds fitting b.uk and forth add color and life to our homes and they destrov many harmful insects as well bluebirds prefer Why do holes in which to build one no has ever Doubtless seen a bluebird nest which is not in a cavity of some tort Robins and thrushes twhiih are closely related to bluebirds) chipping sparrows, yellow warblers and ma ly other birds do not seek a house or hole for' their nests, w.ens, chlcbadees, tree swallows a"d The some other birds da alEnglu,, or house spar-oso prefers holes to nest m and w ith so they sometimes fight the bluebirds fn- - possession of a nest box, or hole, in a house the or tree In most fights sparrows possibly wm as they are pugnacious a id persistent, but in one battle for possession of a hole in a house In Logan the bluebirds were victors and drove away the house parrows that were in the hole first The sparrows stayed around for several davs and tried to sneak 4in but a apbluebird always qimkly pealed and chased the sparrow away Huirah for the bluebirds' The following year a pair of bluebuds came to the same house Do you think theywere the the same pair Finding hole in the house repaired they accepted a nest box nailed on a tree and reared their young The 5th of .July 1932 was moving day a very simple task; the young birds simply came out and fluttered away One year later and another brood is almost ready to leave tt 50-4- yx2 hs I I L SITTING ATOP NATURELAND THE WORLD The city eoun.il of M.Homb II', has ordered the construction of 16 Washington announces the average wage for woikmg men has gone up 8 per cent in the last month. That is good news, but not to be taken excitedly. It shows a tendency, thats all, though even that is important. It would be interesting to know from W'hat basis wages hate gone up. Several big eastern companies slashed w'ages savagely just before the National Industrial Recovery act was passed; since then a part of the slash has been restored. Is that a wage increase? Maybe. Some industrialists are going to feel the weight of the Roosevelt wrath one of these days, you can bet on that. For Roosevelt means business. His official figures show profits have increased 16 per cent in the last three months, while wages were going up 8 per cent. Employers who think Roosevelt is on fooling when he demands better wages and more jobs before higher profits are permitted are due for a thumping one of these days. , N OPEN iHR Nt'l . tyimpson and his Mumi C Motor Oil The ery fact that they are gambling, indeed, is one of the things that can help their marriage to be happy. To struggle together, to endure hardships together, to he brave together in the face of a hostile world isnt that of the very essence of young love ? The young married couples of 1933 may have fewer , Mct'R l KENS N lONGilua ! JUST A TENDENCY, THOUGH A GUARANTEED , automobiles, fewer summer vacations, fewer suburban houses and fewer gay parties than those of 1929 did; hut it is a fairly safe bet, too, that they will make fewer trips . to Reno. D A TONIGHT Smithficld but a wonderful modern medicine which acts upon the conditions which C Al SF the pain. Take them regularly and you should suffer less and less each month. PFRSISTCNT USE BRINGS riRMANENT RELIEF. Sold at all good drug stores. Small sue 50jL , '4 That attitude isnt so common, nowadays. There would be precious few marriages if it were. Young people, with the crash of prosperity, learned how to get hack into the old altitude of youth; they youths traditional readiness to take a chance. This flour magnates daughter, going off to begin married life just as one of her lather's stenographers would, typifies this change. And it is one of the most wholesome things that could happen to us as a nation. To be sure, that girl who marries nowadays, taking a lad who has only a small salary, practically no savings and nothing extra in the way of prospects, is taking a chance. But what of it? Any marriage is a gamble; and the young couple who gamble thqt their love will cairy them through financial difficulties is probably taking the least chance of any, , six-tent- - m-li- D PiSUoDeadenPaln OUC Slip-O- n Covers For Coupe or Roadster only. Good quality light weight covers but made from full width ma- - terial, thruout. No scraps used . OjC Worlds Oldest and Largest Retailers of Auto Suppli Wore Than ISO Stores in the West nn |