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Show si d mrfiiii riiPn n Titfi ' $. - - 4? SSr PAGE TWO. taj T II E WEDNESDAY. AUGUST LOGAN, UTAII. HERALD-JOURNA- L 16, 1033. . vwwvuwvuunuuuuw AN ECHO OF 1898 The I r i H v L h SOME & n charge for first insertion 15 cents. All want ads must be paid in advance. Call 50 and a messenger will come and get and reyour advertisement i mittance. , of 8 e a A o Hcraid-Journa- 1 3 I i I 4i 41 cii n FLK.N1SHKI) NEW four room apartment, hot water heat, electric range and iefrigeration, 643 East Fourth S15. North. Phone 64. the bitter fruits of the Hitler tree are already MODERN Apartment Main. 285 South PONY, weight 1000 pounds; . FIVE room modern apartment brands visinle, five or six 604 East Fifth North. E. J. Corbridge, years old. 203 E. 3rd North. A22, Smithfield. APARTMENT. , BAY no 9 LOS- T- Brown Providence to Herald-Journ- everv-body- v DRIVING to Rock Springs Friday. Will take passenger to share expenses. Leave name and adl. A16. dress at Ten cents per line per insertion. Seventeen members of the board of the Hambuig-America- n Line have lesigned, following a gloomy meeting in which were painted the evil results of the company's coordination with the Nazi regime.. The famous German lines business has been constantly falling off, Dr. Max von By It. E. Peat Sehinkel, chairman of the executive hoard, pointed out, due " It wa. al'nosl goodbye to the disaffection of the outside world toward Germany. k for jour', truly lust to themselves about end. tin; overly enthusiastic The older members of the board, unable align half way licross Brar with the policy of the Nazis, refused to take further respons- swimming lake, omy 1 end up by deriding to swallow' half the lake. Just got ibility and quit. was Von Sehinkel, a veteran of German shipping, knows inti- nicely started on this when oul. mately these effects. Without any formal boycott, oceanic pulled so been terribly it couldn't hive however hew pictures of shipping, especially passenger service, is particularly responsive to sentiment. People going abroad for a holiday pick past life apieured as I went down or maybe there are few pictures their ship and their line largely on sentiment. in tins drab exisworth Prof. Albert Einstein, w'hose theories almost nobody tence? recalling e understands but almost everybody agrees are grand and a wh.le we get n Every once highly valuable, has been driven from lus homeland. The thrill however To about a hundred other day he sat in the House of Commons in. England telephme calls (they re afraid to and heard a bill introduced extending opportunities for face us across the counter) tellus how rotten lousy the paper Jews living in other countries to become citizens of the ing is, one person comes in to compliBritish Empire. ment us on it. The greatest thrill comes . Nobody knows what Germany is losing in the exodus when a missionary, or some of talented professional people who are being driven from one who has been away from the fatherland. There must be thousands, unwelcome town for some time, drops in at the off'ce and tells us how because they are Jewish, but whose talents and excellent they enjoyed the paper when qualities will make them assets to some other land. away "Just like a letter from Of course the Nazi enthusiasts believe other gains will home" is the almost ua' versa! make up for these losses. Only time will tell that, but expression. there is no need to blind themselves against the veiy real Even John Pitzer, the West Point and material losses as well as the more intangible ones ladet who graduated into Uncle which are apparent. Sara's army as a "lootinent" and to S , LEGAL RATE RESULTS OF HITLERISM P n h insertion one cent per word; for or.e week, five cents per word; for one month, 15 Minimum cents per word. For ea Everybody i MISCELLANEOUS WANT AD RATES F adi-- o HERALD-JOURNA- L Published every weekday afternooa 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, 40 cents a month, $3 50 a year. Entered1 as second-clas- s matter at the poatoffire 100 laini at Logan, Utah, under the act of congress, March thru Liberty all the lend.' S, 1879. Member United Press, NEA Service, Western The Liber Features and The Scrlpps League of Newspapers. ty Bea ;I iirtr'rfni jiamthlrTr fiijriurwirntr iiintfr iSh if Tii if ri A15, handbag between and Logan. Return tor reward At 7 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 1 In the District Court of the First THREE or four room furushed Judicial District of the State home, close to business section, of Utah in and for the County preftrably with furnace. Call 918. A23. of Cache. 1 o n h . h 1 UTAH MORTGAGE LOAN CORPORATION, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. i J I f w , f i M H 3 VI t. l 1 's d 1 i II d i HI Time For Ice Cream. 0 J Today II VI t f 1 By ,1 (Copyright, ;i m u 4 ! I? II I ' 1933) At Sunday school picnics long ago small boys whispered to each other "when does the come? Businessmen whisper today "when is the inflation coming?" We went of f the gold basis, making our dollars cheaper, buying less, here and abroad. It was supposed this would be offset by dollars more plentiful at home. No sign of that as yet. for the treasury reports show about 90 million fewer dollars In circulation now than when gold was, technically, back of ea-- h dollar. The business boys are not complaining but they ARE wondering when inflation is coming They know, and the administration must know, that there won't be much buying until It does come. atC ' Arthur Brisbane Among NRA activities it is proposed to enroll 750,000 labor union New niembers in and around York in "an army of vigilantes, to prevent cheating in the presi- I dent's it agreement. The able man, Matthew Woll, will to the in and attend be charge job. Some, old fashioned, say this Is heading toward a labor government, such as they had m England." Mr. Woll may reply that the British labor government was as successful as others, and produced li Ramsay MacDonald an able man, still head of the British gov- r I l ,4 i ernment Simple minded and pious souls of other days believed that lightning never struck, tornadoes never blew, threatening comets never appeared, except on direct order ot the divinity. Now the Protestant Episcopal church through its church property fire Insurance corporation" announces bluntly that lightning "is a far greater threat to a church than to any other kind of a building " , That divme power should allow churches to be struck need not disturb the pious. Omnipotence having established a law would scarcely interfere with its Impartial working. Next to lightning as a fire hazard in churches, it seems, is the church organist. In a hurry to get away at the end of a sermon, he leaves the organ's electric motor running, it gets too hot, sets the budding on fire. i C Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan is head of the "Church Fire Insurance cor' poration, his fellow directors are all important men and their statistics are reliable. i In Virginia, Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt rode over a long, rough steep road to White Top mountain's summit to attend a music festival. Her father, Elliot Roosevelt, brother of Theodore, once worked as a lumberman in that part of the country. She will be able to tell the president about dances with names that he never heard. For instance, Cluck Old Hen," "Flop Eared Mule," and "Granny. Will Your Dog Bite"' Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, admired by all that know her, has inherited her full share of the Roosevelt energy. 1 t i 9m csgj H rSk i v ) i . 4 i J Kansas City, in a state that hangs kidnapers, still has men. "quick on the draw," as in the old days of Dickey brothers, colonel Coates of the Coates house, and Colonel Nelson in his shirt sleeves, doing most of the work on his own newspaper, in a Delaware Ave. basement. Todays active Kansas City sheriff, Thomas B. Bash, saw two gangsters in an automobile shoota third man on foot. The ing at was third firing back. The gangsters in the car killed the man on foot. Sheriff Bash killed the The Flogs Had Lightning Hts Churches. A King. Old Fashioned Dances. two in the car. Nothing left of three fighters, except tnree fun- HAH HS No birds are more misjudged unless it is the owls. To many people, even in this enlightened age, 'hawk' means a hen and bird killer. A very small number of hawks is no doubt to blame for much of the unfriendly feeling against the hawk tribe The three k'nds of hawks which, as a rule, do more harm than good are the Goshawk, Cooper's hawk and Sharp-shi- n led hawk. They are sometimes called the blue darters These hawks sit in a tree well hidden and dart out quickly to seize a chicken, or bud, and carry it away often before the hen owner can arrive tn investigate the cause of the commotion in his yard Fortunately, the big, poweriul Goshawks and Coopers hawks are not common but the 'Sharp-shiis common in northern Utah although not often seen. The Sharp-shi- n is somewhat larger than a sparrow hawk with the lower parts rusty barred, blue upper parts and a long tail. It may be mistaken for a sparrow hawk and vice versa which is unfair to the very useful sparrow hawk. The useful hawks may be called the soaring hawks because they fly slowly around m our fields lookIn ing for rodents and insects this group belong the large Swanson hawk. d hawk, Marsh hawk (with a white lump) and the smaller beautiful Sparrow hawk If these birds were tailed mouse hawks, sq.mrel hawks and grasshopper hawks as their food habits entitle them, much of the prejudice against them would disappear. than the hawks Red-taile- Prisoners Delight Is Lockless Jail WEST ELIZABETH. Pa, This Pennsylvania borough has the type of jail which lawbreakers -- one have without a long sought look. The cells are lotkless and the lock to the outer door has been broken, it was said. When a prisoner was jailed several weeks ago, it was reported, a lock was borrowed to secure the door. Everybody Must Pay His Share For The New Deal BY RODNEY DUTCHEB Mi 4. Service riler WIASHINGTON. All ot us must "help nay the hill which will be charged up in higher prices under the New Deal. But we have a fighting champion In Dr. Fred C. Howe, an incorrigible crusader whose job it is to see VV H-- J. folks! President Howdy. Roosevelt has done wonderful work in organising national recovery, but isnt he getting awfully behind In his cornerston- o.i o NATURELAND t: Well, Herald-Journa- e-laving, ing and j dvlegation-gree? b- we monument-unveiling- We hope the Industrial 'code adopted by the movie industry clause a contains prohibiting film stais from tapping cigarets on the backs of their hands to denote extreme sophistication. , , 0 ct a i 0 MUD HOLLOW NEWS ! O I li, a- - Ezra Fuichpcnny, whose photo appears 'herewith, has been Mud proclaimed Hollow's - thriftiest citizen. Ezra, w ho has 1$ children, hasa just bought s o dachshund 1 that all the kids can at once. pat it Writer in the Herald-Jonrnsays there are at least two sides to everything. Has he ever seen a girls bathing suit? The bootlegger's creed touch of denature makes whole wot Id gin. One the POME INSl'lRATIONAL Lives of great men all remind ua As we pass along the way. In the United States Hoover was a known tool of power interests. That it's best to wind our watches Just before we hit the hay. His actions spoke louder than words in his constant favoring of The latest development proposed private power intei ests while in for the air mail service is office This is one instance in which the tossing off sacks of mail at the cities. people of the United States can various thank heaven for the depression. Personally, we'll hide down the The power issue itself was not cellar when they start delivering enough to overthrow Hoover and our Saturday Evening Post. the Republican regime, but this with the added troubles of the deABIGAIL were pression, enough to make APPLES Al t E people of the United States seek a change. tsKZ: summer Th It is difficult to say just what dresses would have happened had the Hoo- flapiier ver regime gone back into office in three things an two of them in November. Certainly, nothing better than had already occurred are shoes." could be looked for AM THE 4OlVritV LAST A boy with six arms is reported WINTER AM) IN THE KVRLY to be living in Logan. He must be .SPRING W AS ON THE BRINK th kid who sat next to us at the OI ALMOiSr C ERTAIN KM movie the other night with his That statement, folks, may seem elbows on the arm of our chair. fool.sh no.v. but when talk o! MOME NOTE revolution can be heard in a small, In any movie musical rCVUe peaceful community suvii as Loyou will, find a lot of jokes gan, then it is time to change the that arc shaky on their pins ;ourse of government and a lot of young women V Colorado Too Young For Old Age Pensions that arent. A Jules Verne of today would have to write a prophetic romance entitled. "Around the World on PUEBLO. Colo ill') Colorado Gallons is not old enough for mo.,t old age Eighty To of 500 date, pensioners. appliSEA CH ANTEY cants examined bv the judge, only Sing ho for a life on sea and two were born in Colorado. w ve ! Reason for the few native-bor- n ho! for the breakers roar! Sing appluants is seen in the provi- I'll sing of the life of sailors brave. sion of the law that an applicant But Ill never leave the shore! must be at least 05 years of age Sixty-fiv- e there years Lil Gee Gee's sweetie, who ts were only a handful of persons m the entire Rocky Mountain dis-tr- u studying to be a pharmacist, failed to pass his final examination. He t One applicant is from Nevada, got mixed on the difference beand two or three fiom Wyoming tween a club and a Western Kansas is the native s' lie of a sandwich. t few others. Indiana and Missouri are the native states of most of HOMER BREWS DIARY the applicants After dinner to the citie, inI forming Dame Brew TKKK I)I E FLOPS needs must do some worke at PROVIDENCE. R I H l'."The the printery, but I da meet show went on' without Bill some joliie rogues, and so to at IochI a vaudecomedian, playing Kraps, that low, rafville theate. r. Telaak had to refish game, with them, and tire for repairs after he landed thence at a late hour to home, on his nose when a trick dive where do tell Dame Brew into the orchestra pit went askew. that I was detained at a busi- ago--186- 8 m "at Te-laa- Lawrence Baird and his wife, Baird, defendants To be sold at Sheriffs Sale on the 9th day of September A D. on 1933, at eleven o'clock a. m said day, at the front door of the County Court House in Logan, Cache County. Utah, as the property of said defendants, the following described real and personal property situated in Cache County, Utah, Beginning at the northeast corner of section lot 4, in section 15 north of range 36, township I west of the Salt Lake Meridian; thence running south 40 rods; thence west 80 rods; thence north corner 40 rods to the northwest of said lot 4; thence east 80 rods more or less to the place of beginning. containing 20 acres. Together with $100 00 water right in the Cub River Irrigation company; together with the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances and any and all water rights and irrigating ditches thereto belonging or in anywise appertaining. Dated August 16. 1933. JEFF STOWELL. Sheriff. Publication dates: Aug. 16, 23, 30; Sept. 6, 1933. Millie is building a daip for floods wash away down near Salma, has broken down and admitted the rag is better than he thought it was John, while in Logon with the K O.T.C., used to lay awake nights thinking up nasty cracks tn break whenever we met. VVaitU he comes back in the fall. It's all In writing ahont how much he likes the a person could go rambling for hours and hours but the erals. NRA will soon put a stop to that so let's get to the serious business General Balbo and his air fleet of running the world flew over Rome the other day and from all over Italy men and woThose two Washington upstarts, men gathered to applaud the fliers Drew Pearson and Robert S and the great Mussolini who sent Allen, certainly have the dope on them on their errand. Followed politics. No one should miss their a triumphal procession through the daily column, "The Washington " l. Arch of Constantine, a celebration in the not seen since the time of the . - Caesars. Revelations during the past two , In one triumph Julius Caesar days have concerned themselves in with what everyone suspected but dragged behind his chariot, the brave no ope knew the undercover gathchains, Vercingetonx, chieftain of Gaul, who afterward ering of political power io the died in his dungeon Cleopatra 13 hands of public utilities, principalsaid to have feared that sue might ly power companies who. not conbe made an ornament in some- tent with takug millions out of natural resources through the mebody's Roman "triumph The Mussolini-Bulbwill dium of thousands of power pla its. triumph sucker" the public into investing be friendly, nobody In chains, nois of dollars moie to carry body conquered, everybody happy millm on the work of slowly throttling and cheering. the nation into submission. You can't do a thing in Dublin It may seem strange to comif De Valea says, "No " General pare the situation in Cuba wit! Owen O'Duffy, convinced that Irethat in the United States but land also needs fascism, organized it would not have seemed his "Blue Shirts." Italy has black, strange had noting against the Germany has brown, O Duffy chose broken out this government blue. Query: Why not green? year. He had 12,000 blue shirts ready Pearson and Allen, two days to parade today calling them the ago, told how Machado was the national guard " tool of the power trust and De Valera said "no uniforms, but how, through his efficient work no Irish uniforms, government in gaining control of the powwithin the government and no er situation in Cuba for Elecblue shirt parade." The parade is tric Bond and Share, he reacn-e- d otf. the heights of the presidency through backing of American capital TWO good salesmen to work on commission. Inquire 80 West 3rd North between 6:00 and 8 00 j aren't gouged when we buy food and clothing. As consummers counsel" for the' Agricultural Adjustment Administration, Howe will publish weekly prices from over the country along with analyses to show how much of the increases are being paid to the farmer and how much to labor, Aimed at the profiteers and designed to protect the ordinary citizen, this program is almost revolutionary. Howa usually summers on Nantucket Island, which is down under Cape Cod. He was there when the telephone call came which brought him to Washington. In 1914 he had been called from Nantucket by a telegram delayed a month at his New York hotel which, said President Wilson wanted him to be commissioner of immigration for the port of New York. Howe went to look over Ellis Island, noticed the contrast between hot, crowded detention rooms and the green lawn outside. decided the immigration' should be a happy, smiling place and accepted the Job. Alter that children and women played on the lawn. Howe introduced football, baseball, better food, concerts and a small school. He was there lx years. HE ness conference, which doth fool her not, and so high words between us. and she doth ask, How much did you loser and L do reply, I won 13 shillings, and she doth say, Give them to me, and so no more high words between us. Providence been an author. HOWE editor, specialist anil adviser on banking, railroading and public utilities, director of the People's Institute in New fork and head of the Institute, which marketing preached to American farmers following sysHowe's study ot tems abroad, has v . MRS. MARY Rl'MSEY, chairman NRA's Consumers Advisory Board, plans to publish what the board considers approximately le- gitimate price increases after each industrial code goes into effect. She is tha her organization says "C. A. B. and that na consumer shall be taken for a ride. - Searchers Believed to Have Found Old Mine credit on any new Ford touring car or truck $75 00. l. Write Box E. C. A., ' $100.00 Herald-Journa- A18. . UNCALLED for rag rugs. Mrs. Carlson. 521 North Main. A22. 2 and 21- -. 350 North pound spring fryers. A22. 2nd West. BLACK CRANDALL CURRANTS. A21. Box 95, Preston. FOR SALE OR TRADE Home BUSINESS opportunity connected. Grocery and confec419 Located South tionery Main, Logan, Utah. Will consider small acreage adapted for raising fruit and chickens. A17. CUCUMBERS cheap. Call 854-- A17. PICKLING CUCUMBERS Canyon Road Phone 775-- 601 S15. ORACLE, Ariz, CP' Search for the famous "Mine With the Iron YELLOW TRANSPARENT and Door, legendary gold Duchess apples for sale at Rose mine, is continui lg on what is believed to one mile northeast of orchard, have been its original site. A19. Logan city cemetery. C. VV. McKee who recently unearthed an old dump, which he YELLOW TRANSPARENT and believes to be the tailings from Dutches' apples. E. D. Hogan. the mine, now is engaged m digPhone A19. ging a tu inel in an effort to find the old shaft. 50 yearling n hens. 20 The nt - tunnel has been bored turkeys, 200 young chickens, dif400 feet into a hogback, across ferent sizes. VVm. H. Wilson, four veins, assaying $50 a ton in North Logan A17 gold, but so far has revealed no trace of the ancient workings. PUREBRED Guernsey bull, 398 North 3rd West. A19. 930-V- half-grow- Administrator hugh three contrasting moods in three days of coal strike negotiations. God At Harrisburg he said: help the man or group of men who stand against this drive. At Washington, after a day ot deadlock: "I stuck my nose into something that was none of my business and got what was coming were enroute to their home from Soda Springs, where they were musical Entertainers during the FOR SALE Four fresh cows John Pfeuti. Providence. TWO POUND Spring Friers. 350 p North Second West. The Relief Society chorus from Clarkston. under direction of Mrs. ONE to me. cow. 1265 good Holstein Eunice Ravsten, furnished the ' Canyon Road. Finally victorious, he emerged musical program at the Third almost gigoffice from his grinning, ward Relief Society meeting on gling. He laughed as he plowed Tuesday. A large and appreciative audience attended through a group of newspapermen, Mr. and Mrs Henry Haslam Insisting: Not going to tell you a of damn thing. The president will were Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bingham give it out, at Amalga. 15 Mimivp iXervlce But he was too happy not to reMrs. Eva Monroe entertained AUTOMOBILE LOAN DEPT lent. He finally said, to a few perthe home and community section Well, if itll help sistent ones: of the farm bureau at her home on Thursday afternoon. you any. Ill tell you confidentially, And he did. Committees were appointed to of the fair exhibits (Copyright, 183J, NJA Service, Ine.) take chargelocal. from this At the close of the sewing period refreshments were served to eight members. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Haslam Thatcher Bldg. Phono SSI) and son Vincent of Salt' Lake and Mrs. Young from Logan were supper guests Saturday evening at The Second ward M. I. A. of- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ficers entertained at a wiener J Haslam. Goodyear Repairing ' roast in High Creek canyon TuesAnd Service their honor of in evening Shi no Mister? ... Hat Cleaned day baseball team. A group of fifty and Blocked? ... Best Sho Reenjoyed a program of singing and pairing in Town? ... Yes? Well" games around a huge borfire. Step Right Into Goodyear Shoe Merle Kent and Leo Burnham Repairing, 77 North Main St. left Wednesday morning for a We arc equipped with the most Household goods and pianos trip through southern Utah and modern machinery for all kinds a visit with relatives at Blanding, transferred to ad parts of of shoo repairing. Our hat Utah. They expect to be gone has just thq city. elenning machinery three weeks been installed. D D. Buttars spent Thursday 448 The Place to Get The touring Weber and Ogden counties Shiniest Shine of with a group Amalgamated Long Distance Hauling GOODYEAR SHOE Sugar company field men. Mrs Louise Layne, Grace Kent, REPAIRING Lila Layne, Melba Layne, Pearl North Main Logan, Utah Kent and Mrs Mona Layne attended a Primary officers meeting on in Richmond Wednesday afternoon The girls' chorus, directed by Mrs Glen Wiser, sang two numbers at the Relief Society meeting in the First ward last Tuesday , Henry Bair, Douglas Wheeler and Kenneth Rawlins attended the Round-u- p at Soda Springs last week end Mr and Mrs. Wilburn Talbot BEDBUGS EXTERMINATED! Results guaranteed on in Logan spent Wednesday Call 1225. 50 East Center Street. business (Aug. 15) Mrs Henrv Talbot. Mrs Bessie Hendricks, Mr, Genevieve Swin-yarMrs. Wilburn Talbot. Mrs Catch your trout in large ponds at Whites Trout Myron Talbot and Mrs. Marvin to Roosevelt, Farm, Paradise, Utah. Rawlins motored (S13) Idaho Tuesday to spend the day with Mrs Rozella Shaffman who Rwas celebrating her birthday anWill truck anything anywhere Cattle, Grain, Furniniversary Mrs Karl Neilson. Mrs. George ture, etc. TELFORD, Lewiston, Phone 63. , (a27) Beuder and Mrs Eldon Pitcher of Smithfield were dinner guests Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Has special cheap rate on vulcanizing auto wagon tires. Mrs Ormas Buttars Miss Ida Bair attended the (Aug. 25) show at Soda Springs on Sunday Mr. and Mis. M.lton Mane and Any size passenger or truck tire, most complete family of Bountiful, were house shop in Utah. Prices reasonable, Lundahl Super guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Talbot on Wednesday night. They Service Station. (Aug. 25) Round-u- 6. AUTOMOBILE LOANS Moving Miss Fern Checketts was brought home from the hospital on Friday operafollowing an appendicitis tion. The First waiu Relief society held a work and business meeting Two quilts Tuesday afternoon. s cut and were quilted and sewed. Refreshments were served to 40. Mrs Dean Hammond entertained the members of her mutual class on Tuesday evening At the close of the evening dainty refreshments were served Mr. and Mrs. William Wale and daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. William Wale. Jr, visited relatives an.i friends here on Thursday Mrs. John Nuffer of Prestou railed on her mother on Friday. Miss Ruby Zollinger, night superintendent at the Budge hospital, spent Sunday with her parents. The following couples enjoyed a canyon party at the Kendrick camp: Mr. and Mrs Moses Bullock, Mr and Mrs. E P Hansen, Mr and Mrs. V alter Fife. Mr and Mrs. Adam Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hanson, Mr. and Mrs H E Hammond, Mr md Mrs. E. A M A. Chugg, Mr. and Mrs Hammond, Mrs. Verana Tibbitts and Miss Minnie Schmidt. Mrs Van Orman of Raymond. Canada, is visiting at the home of her daughter and Mr and Mrs. O. H Zollinger. The following program was given in tha First ward conjoint meeting: Two cornet solos, Eldon Taroett; talk on missionary experiences Miss Tone Fuhnman, two vocal soles. Miss Vivian Bur-riprayers were bv Amelia and La Rue Theurer rug-rag- son-in-la- p; Fuh-rima- n Phone J. W. Ault & Sod FUMIGATING FISHERMANS PARADISE HAULING AND TRANSFE- LUNDAHL SUPER SERVICE STATION VULCANIZING AND RE TREAD ING up-to-d- |