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Show THE PACK TWO. HERALD-JOURNA- FRIDAY, JULY LOGAN, UTAH, L, D1 HILL. nil y v Cl I AMT ON ECONOMIC NATIONALISM The I r c tim Liberty thru all the land." 1 he Liber- ty Bell. HERALD-JOURNA- Lgan, 1879. United Press, NEA Service, Western Features am Ths Scripps League of Newspapers. THE NEW DJ2AL WHERE WILL IT LEAD US? -- Now lhat the smoke has cleared away at Washington, it is pretty evident that the arts of the last three months have staited us off at one of the most rapid dips we ever attained. But it isnt yet at all dear in what direction we are Maybe we are heading toward socialism; maybe we are swinging off for statp capitalism of a kind that will make Signor Mussolinis Fascism look watery. Nobody can tell, today, and so far nobody seems to caie very much. The important thing is that we are on our way. We can figure out the goal later. That, in fact, is one of the most interesting things ahoug the new program. We have passed one jurat folk in the road we hv swung away from the fiee individualism of the past, and it doesnt look as if we should ever go hack to it but the main folk is still ahead of us. We stdl have plenty of time to decide whether we are to go on to outright socialism or whether we pan build our next centuiy of progress on a controlled, carclully regulated capitalism. are going to gel a pretty good other hand, idea of what the federal government can do on its own hook. Is it capable of running a large, publicly-owne- d industry, of overseeing every sort of commeicial and financial activity, of maintaining decent wage levels and stabilizing money and prices? We shall have pretty good answers to those questions in a very few years. Meanwhile, w;e are still free to make our choice. We are not, at the moment, trying to go toward anything; we are trying to get away from something the depression, low wages, unemployment, hunger, chaos, misery. Where we may fetch up, in the end, is something for the seventh son of a seventh son. Meanwhile, we are on our way. On the we cat mikoiv wanes of all Summer Footwear . -- as a Rile right at the peak of the summer sea sow shoes for all tile fomdv at it possible ta ... Therefore shoes price that guarantee a worthwhile savings! for sports, general and dress wear ... iu all the smu4t leathers and fabrics ... Pigskin, buckskin and edf iMoprfen. Take r advantage of these unusual values! Here that chw jmikc--s White Kid White Mesh Children s -- One strap pers, all solid lcathci sizes with Outing fabric upper saddle leather sole, hec. 12-- 8 1.00 All sizes 1.35 Sport Sandals Hell ter break in local selling and -- 0 Memories the cashier of the at the Fourth merry-go-roun- d booth making Truly the hand is change. quicker than the eye. But sho had nary a kuk about short glances change the envious younger Logan cast at the parade clowns riding past on The jarthen Speed O Fyke ring boom of the sunrise salute and .he soothing sigh as the baby slept on and ye scribe turned his other check for the restful hand of Morpheus the hurried glances pf Ferris Nielsen, looking for a place to light as her Miss Prosperity skirt (courtesy of E W. Elliot company) caught in the bumper of Doc Howard L. Calls car. ticket Everybody SCIENCE NEWS Even the teacher test papers end of the school term will be supplanted by a machine, if the device invented by a Michigan scientist and being tiled in Ironwood (Mich ) schools meets with general approval. The machine Is a test marker and gives and grades examinations Under its system the pupil gets a list of questions with a choice of several possible answers, together with a supplementary card bearing numbers corresponding to the answers who marks students' at the es I Trs, 69 eye tic, '4 inch heel w Into White ipider) aud 79 - in black or tan one-s- ti ip dipper1; pumps, brok- 1.95 en sizes; reg $1 00 ( T-Str- ap Values Itif.PK EVS Patent Slippers One S $1 95 Ijrokpp slippers, trap sizes ft P 1.00 -- values su)ier-mtonde- Lii?ht Pumps - White Pig skiii One lot in tan and black one strap or tic oxfords, broken sizes Regular Ladies'- AA 2.49 W I ALLENS LADIES STORE flKttvri' -- sur-gvr- I Ladies' , $ 2 '1.00 Oxford Ties Ladies While Kid 3 Ox- - omd for Boys Guls; Beds, healthful, smooth, insole. Easily long service. All sines y QC Sizes 8 Shoes Sport and - f perforated C ITV IX 1ST A SEW EK S BELLINGHAM Wash d Pi -Lost: one sewer The street super- 8 Ladies- - hid sandal, peifur-ated, also samo in tan. intendent here reported to Mayor . AU sizes, Kellogg that he had lost a sower w K A conference followed The high heels saui he put the sew'er pipe under G street. After several to find it, he gave up attempts The search, however, was ordered Ladies' Pumps, high to continue. ail sizes AVKfFS . WORCESTER il !i Mass Hhilc assisting his friend. Miss Ruth Poctcr, who had spr lined her ankle, from the police John Young stumbled, fell, and sprained an ankle. He uses a punch to mark the answer upon Ins numbered card punching the answer he believes correct. When the test is comcard is pleted, the perforated fed into a machine, and a light flashes for each answer given correctly A bell rings each time the answer is wrong. A dial the total indicates grade 'made by the pupil, adding it up as the card progresses through the machine. Memories of the morning after And then there is the Preston dragging to work with an alman who started across the street By It. E. Peat ready wilted collar as the second for the drugstore to get something rec lrd breaking hottest day start Th-ran untold story of for "that rd the kids going through pop-feeling and was carried home on a stretcher. small boys heiolsm back of the sickle stick in the gutters of little four year old ing to find one labelled free Nirma Boam in a Fourth of duly j Herman tursten jabbing his way YE DIARY accident. Thirteen year old Junior over the tabernacle lavin, picking Uoam, her brother, ts the unsung up debris with a pointed stick. By coach home, and to reading hero. the pulilick prints, and anon Little Homer and Bahia Brew do When the little girl's dress dash in, fighting' loudly over which The Utah Howdy, folks! should look at the romir-suddenly blazed up as the hot State Agricultural college of strips wire of the spaikler apparentfirst, and I do tell them that, as Logan awarded 300 degrees a punishment for quarreling, ly tout had the dainty but this year. materials, neither of them can see the coin-kk- s highly inflamable Many w graduate who proudthe boy was standing nearby until after supper, which after his ly signed "IV. A. to the be uo a story of blarke lie, for it do he According name last month, is sourly neighbors, the youngster grabonly that I do wish to read the Signing "I. O. U. above his bed his small sister and beat Funnies myself first! name this month. out the flames with his hands and arms Then in the exciteLi'l Gee Gee said she was going But we hope that the college ment and rush of getting the boys who spent four years seeking to turn something over in her Isn't it remarkable the a B. A." will not have to spend mind. badly burned little girl to the so much time in search of a feats some people can accomplish hospital, he was forgotten. in small spares? J. O. B. All during the day he went unLet stand for two weeks, strain EXrORER DISCOVERS complaining and when his parand bottle. GIANT TREES ents returned from the hospital that night, they noticed his sleeves, Returning from a trip into the usually rolled as high to the shoulu n explored reder as he could get them, tight Tonv gions of He was around his foreaims. Grove Omar J. of how he moved his arms careful f a iiious Gluts, An examination by. his parents, CONTRASTS IN' SPARROWS n a turalist, anMr and Mrs. Qeorgv Beam, shownounced The good and the bad in spartoday burned forearms He that he had disrows is well represented m the ed severelysilent in older not to had covered a vachipping sparrow and the English add tokept the woes and worries of his or house sparrow respectively riety of giant driven near the so tall The house sparrow (which the parents already by the accident breaking point that erows have, correct name) is a noisy, filthy, of their small daughter. to be equipped quarrelsome, destructive bird, ofsuperour ears with its chatter, fending chargers to enEven in Bear Lake, the mere defacing buildings, driving away able them to reach their nests in useful birds and eating food of mention of uhuli give most the higher branches. value to man. The chipping sparpeople goosoflesh with its ice lhoto by Byron Darlcy. row or chippy is quiet, clean, eolil water, has fatten in step Both the with the current heat wave. friendly and useful Ierhaps the reason the monkeys male and female chippies have M.ie I'edersen. genial d puty zoo make in the Liberty park elerk in County t lerk C. V. rusty caps, light gray breasts, as as thoNe funny faces Is because streaked backs and long notched Mohrs oil ice is authority for they're laughing at the queer crea- tails are common week our statement in that a the tures on the outside of their Logan They door yards hopping about ago Sun day, the temperature cages. for seeds and crumbs or huntof the water on the bathing bench at Fish llaven was ing for insects in the garden. The HYMN OF HATE male and the female are so simihigher th in at any time l.vst Of alt the golfing blokes lar in appearance that an expert year. Official teniierature recThe worst is Jim McBrix; may be able to identify each but ord are kept by one of the He takes eleven strokes resort eustciduin, she say. anyone can identify the male bv And sajs, "1 gotta six. his cheerful song which is a senes of rapidly chirped or whistled One of the silliest and un ub Mrs Emily Post could boost the notes in on pitch This little song sales of her etiquette book a lot is short and oft repeated and stantmted rumors of why Chief of Police G A Mecham has not if she'd Include a chapter on what once heard is easily remembered to do and say when a The female is not known to sing yet been named as United States traffic cop waves you to the curb We are quite sure that only the marshal for Utah had more than and starts bawling you out. female lays the eggs but does she ordinary circulation Thursday The story was to the effect that also build the nest, incubate the eggs, and feed the young, alone? some local people, angered over BULL-ONBecause Y! the adult birds look Chief Mecham s departmental acso much alike one will need to tivities in raiding total establish( HK'AGO The intelligence of watch them very closely to answer ments seeking 3 2 beer or other these questions a 55 - year old illegal beverages Monday night, man Is no greatThe nest is built in trees and weic opposing hi appointment bushes and vines in our gardens er than that of and fields and even in the mounhi win of 14, the Its a queer quirk of the great AssoAmerican tains. The four eggs hatch in Ameriran political system when rt ten to eleven days and in another ciation for the , Yp9r ten dais the young are ready to any such occurrence can even la vane, meat of Mornin" Shopper will Get the Value! rumored. frrvr Sv'irRJ? leave the nest one ran almost jiitajcuic c.ip.js.iiu.1 Iu ail apthem grow. In the fall the chippointment as a law enforcement POME OF SENTIMENT pies go south for the winter; the official It pays to be early for an event like this. Late groutin' out of a caiuli Who I it writes the sweetheart house sparrows stay here. Woulddates enforcement of the L.u . comers lose out because this annual July event n't it be satisfying if the chippies Granted songs. that the law K unprpu And all that thick baionejr? would stay and the house sparof ours ts so famous, the values so sensational, The guy whos been divorced three rows go south and not be able l.vr as long a it is un the liooks, more to that merchandise vanishes as by magic. Every credit officer who the times to find their way back again? his political iMipularity by risk And must earn alimony! is an authentic smart new dcsign...never style enforcing it. ORDERED MOVED do we include out moded $tylcs, colors or matcr.-d- s A baseball game to some men is Its vour BIG chance tomorrow. BP.OADUS, Mont. O'J1' Taking Thcics more truth to the rujust an excuse to eat pennu's and the school to the pupils is the yell. mors that there s friction betwe solution trustees in the Sonnette Logan bootleggers and the st V tv U I O N PLATE FUUTWtAR n district have adapted to attend- fraternity of liquor runners Today's candidate for the wife who ance problems Ivy club is the The stale the last wants association During pnvs sio 0D ouncie for perfume sehool vear attendance at the Mecham to stay in Logan where and then makes the old man go school dropped sharply, and re he can do little damage to a the trustees cently ordered the flourishing state liquor traffic. 73 M)K1H M IN LOGAN, UTAH sc hool Tbe city retailers want him out building moved to a more convenient location. of Logan so they can get a bet- - ah ail TunUS White Sandals Ladies i Play Shoes 89c AU Sizcs , 1.50 o Children's Snocs fords, solid leather, $2 values, Childrens- - whttc, blue and coik cripq ale red n without cream for his coffee. 1 un-do- Vi 1 X going. Lump together all of those amazing recovciy measures industiial control, farm relief, Musde Shoals, mllation, mortgage relief and all the rest and you find that we havent definitely committed ourselves. Capitalism gets its chance to prove that it can lay down and follow out a plan in which the interests of the average citizen will be fully protected. The great fields of manufacturing, transportation, finance, agrieultuie and distribution are ptilj held by their original owners. If they can produce q satisfactory crop during the next few years, well and good. y a fcuutv up in the morning he should relax, stretch, yawn. This thing of jumping out of bed from a sound sleep and gulping a bieakfast and beating it downtown to make a living is 8 just simple sour. Polly knows better than that That Wise cat, after sleeping at my fc- -t the night through, will slowly uncoil herself, arise, arch her back, yawn, test her claws on the covers, look with lanquid yellow eyes down the valley from the window sill and sit in the sun and wash heiself for halt an hour before she staits to talk about breakfast I tiy to exhibit half as much wake up at sense as a eat. rlawn every morning when I am -in the hills the bird. dawn chorus would in,ike anybody wake up and I roll over onto my right side and look through the north window at the glimmer and glamor of the pi and I sav to the Lord of the Universe, Greetings, old top, I see you got things moving along all right for another day" Then, unlike a rooster. I roll on the other side and sleep until old man sun has warmed the south side of the shack so that a fellow can get breakfast in comfort. But when you sec a cow this' side of the fence post you forget all your philosophic meditations and you an.--c and you take a ham- mer and a fistful of staples and you dash through Die dav.n over 5 che cold- grasses, and you splash through the stream X and skid on a couple of glacial 8 rounded stones and that gives you 8 a happy thought, and you gather the stones and cast them at the heifer and return to your virtuous com h, after nailing up the wire, and snore and snore and snore A at hasn't any troubles, complacent critter! VVheu Member . 1 L Published every weekday afternoon by the Cache Valley Newspaper Co, at 75 West Center street, Logan, Utah. Telephone 50. Price 5 cents a copy. By mail, In Cache Valley, $2 50 a year; outside Cache Valley, $5 00 a year. By carrier, 0 cents a jnonth, $3 50 a year. matter at the postoffice Entered as second-clas- s at Utah, under the act of congress, March S, 1933. 7, $3 00 $ Sale Price 8 g 1 Jfr Ajpjpaiiell (Slea&aimee 00! ALL SUMMER STOCKS MUST you bo down hero when the little ahead for fLiUitrday morning, your alarm clink doors open to get isumtnera best values! ... Our entire summer btoiks are cut and slashed .. In many instances at half price and less! . . Of course, there are limits in size and color range OR BEST CHOICE! SO BE HERE EARLY 11 JULY tw 2 FOR $3.50 Youd expect to pay double this price! . . . WLe women will want to buy, two or four! NATURELAND 2 FOR trees with $5.00 ... A spectacular ecnt! Eveijone is new in style! ... Eeiyone repiesents the utmost in quality i Up-to-da-te ':h and value! $7.50 shoes low ia f v t - Ite a- -e A. . v Mined--.- - . -- BARGAINS IN FOOTWEAR TABLE $1.00 BARGAIN ... the E 'I - $7.00 In this jrroun youll find dresses that were made to sell for $6.9-- to $10.00 proving that Mans store docs give you value for our money. Thrifty women buy thur ibcssos at Mans because their dollats have double d Ajsv-A- "- 2 FOR i Youll tie snrptised and thrilled with Broken lines, wonderful values! brwfcm pwsi .VCnmo. find vour tsue and hnvt flu bargain of a lifetime! Mens FelPIIats il Full Fashioned Pol-1M- A t Petersons Shoe Store' mmmmm Undersold! hats cut MEN'S IjEAVY fllVMBKW WORK SHIRTS . Double back, tripple stitihcd, full cut 35c - 4c MA1TS We'i e Never white 77c IMcns and Womens . - Your B coming Hat is Herr! 1 r to Per Pair 1 Vsm Ml womens O30 I'TLT, not wool' All color..' $2V .. L. I). S. Garments White Hats SilH.JIosc si. oo md vnti ID i'rth Women'!) UK AN'S BARGAIN STORE I qpigiiiMwy'qMawiiCTiwqpwwii rywwiwfwyii 37 SQp Low Ovet head! Lev Brice;,! EST CENTER STREET 4 |