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Show TIIE HERALD JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 25, 1932. OUT OUR WAY -- PAGE FOUR. The Herald - Journal A Scripps-Canfiel- BY JIM MARSHALL Afternoon Every Week-daweek Published every day afternoon, except legal holidays, at 73 West Center street, Imogen, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co., and entered as second-clas- s Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscripmatter at the po.,toffice, tion price in Cache Valley by mail, 2.50 the year in advance, by carrier 3.50 a year in advance or 40c the month. Outside Cache Valley, by mall 5.00 the year. San Francisco office, 625 Gilman, Nicoll & Kuthman, Special Representatives Market St.; Chicago olfice, 410 N. Michigan Ave.; New York office, 19 W. 44th St; Boston office, 18 Tiemont St.; Detroit office, 601 New Center Bldg. y THE TRUTH QUICK Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholders or officials has any connection whatever, directly or indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. WHY MONKEY WITH THE RADIO? There are a couple of bills before congress designed to cut down th amount of advertising on radio programs. There is a good precedent for this: The department limits the amount of advertising in newspapers to a certain percentage, and quite rightly post-offi- ce so. is only a question of time until a new dogfish model scomes the smart thing in spring It dw lilUnery. An Easter bonnet trimmed with jllywogs would be a nifty crea-o- BIKDMAN SEES BATTLE FROM AIR! I O. Photo shows Col. Joseph ungs tarter, noted war corres-taden- t, flying bl-a- apeedy over the of battle f eld la China. CoL u n g starter have over-rate- d f atand national niche there nuimktill, and flop-eare- dont a like google-eye- d you pig, d noodle-pate- !" eture of the But I did answer naught, ittle but for lest, heaven help me, it do lead to liarsh words! no things He failed ) All out for the d press dash! jigger of his he iraflex, (2) Wgot to take his Graf lex with ini, and (3) the Graf lex was the 100-yar- Christian Science luted, anyway. What, asks a lecturer, rst words a small child We are not certain, ink they are "Gimmeya ... . are the learns? but we nickel! 4 DIPLOMACY flood pals are Mr. Mrs.' And Gage; remembered her birthdays, I But forgets her age. i lb Xont worry if your little boy his box of paints. He'll tve to get used to that sort thing if he is going to kiss flappers inter on. fallows LOCAL CITIZEN HONORED! I After being blackballed seven fnea, Loren H. Lettuce, local cities, haa finallyto elected JM Polaon Ivy Ini fib (thrift Mr. Let-- tee is the young who pro- to I when service was held on February 24 by the Logan Christian Science society as a part of the nation-wid- e celebration of the George Washington bicentennial. The service included an. address on George Washington the by First Reader, in part as follows: "Among Washingtons most firmly formed traits were his faith in God and his respect for religion, even for other people's religions. When once extremely ill he calmly said, I know that I am in the bands of a good Providence.' And he recovered. To divine Providence also, he attributed his immunity from injury in battle; and at different times, particularly in the French and Indian war his escapes from harm seemed miraculous. Evidently, also he had a sense of Principle. For instance, when the Constitutional Convention met in 1787, and the prospect for agreement on a plan of national government seemed remote, Washington said to his from Virginia, Let us raise a standard to which the wise and honest can repair. Th event is in the hands of God." n A prepared especially for this occasion was read by the First and Second Readers. and the Scriptural of passages n contained in this m, Be was from II Cor. (13:11). the taxi and suggested perfect, be of good comfort, be t they walk the rest of the of one mind, live in peace; and W-the God of love and peace shall 4 be with you. To be consistent a woman who A correlative passage from page tUa her place a shoppe ought floors with a moppe. Ian the i WWW BOOM! He Willie, full of fun, Inside a gun. m saa was fired, and sad to any, h lad came down in the form Lesson-Sermo- Jpw I mouth. firing FRIDAY Poor tirl headaches She ought Vegetable . . the has the same old . . . backschc . . . and blues. to try Lydia E. 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Friday. -- 3 for 0Vof9eS , w'l 0MVeTe ,cOF'e Capitol is sent from Honolulu to New g York City to study the methods of the metropolitan police. While there he is called upon to solve what appears to be the perfect crime. overlooked clues by Finding others, he solves the murder after a series of thrilling adventures. He brings the murderer to justice while the police of New York and a detective from Scotland Yard to fasten the are attempting crime on a beautiful girl and lier admirer. handsome Alexander Kirkland, young actor from the stage, who in "Surdebut screen his made for which he won the render, praise of critics, portrays a role to second in importance only that of Oland. Others in the cast include H. B. Warner, Marian, Nixon, James Kirkwood, Ralph Linda Watkins and Morgan, James Todd. Chance is Chan's Charlie diJohn G. Blystones Fox Films and rectorial effort for is said to be one ' of his best. Barry Conners and Philip Klein prepared the story for the screen. They also wrote the screen play and dialog for The Black Camel," and Charlie Chan Carries On The Rainbow Trail. FUNERAL CHANGED """Ki&dtSftTC $1.25 S.U. A... 89c T$ jt Lord! f SORE THROAT few people and- - so some of us work eight or ten hours and the rest are turned out to graze in a ruggedly individualistic manner. AND, LISTEN ; It's a curious thing that the people who talk so glibly and continuously about the nobility of labor and the charm of hom.t toil are the very people who never by any chance perform any useful labor for a 0vtHtae73e 3I.C3 HOT WATER BOTTLE some coal on the furnace, you tHowing hyena, and hang up wir clothes in the closet, you i'll fix HOME. NEEDS Cixger Ala. SiysBll&cni cat again at the playing theater,' Friday and Saturday. In this Fox picture Chaiiic Cli.m fifty-fourt- h and SATURDAY MILK, Chocolate OU BRIARGATE GINGER ALE 24) fit Chance, Co. I1.CC . MONARCH n, TbRE. licit of Walgresa off an-ve- I A SEED TYSON RUBBER GLOVES Betimes up, and to dressing, could finde naught of clean shirt, and so to the arul-ry- , catterwauiing loudly, and do (,V this and that to Dunir Humor, r jlghty bitterly, but she doth naught until I do finish hen she doth retort: Get ye out and I my kitchen, crack-brai- whuT iD VoO 55c WALGREEN YE DIARY (Februarie Warner Oland, conceded to be the greatest delineator of Chinese roles on the screen, appears as the character created by Karl Derr Biggers in Charlie Chan's sav Aim' KIAToRAU. -- .IF T GiT SAiO But, MILK, Plein the greatest menace in this country is th' is always SO DO VOl) Wmow Capitol Theater vnhuT KW GOOD PAKiTS.EFJ E.vEKl NW OLD OJES? kioT.'i lL fix it" , 35c BEECH-NU- T PEANUT BUTTER 65c WALGREEN MALTED 3ee says who , COOLO - of spray. U1 Gee 'TEAR'S 3LOP Over - T oh. I wish I ALKIE OPICS 3 J - OM Hoo well-hous- fellow-delegat- One ac-- h IT MOIHIUG Tme rr 1VE WORM HO-H- O VJHOO scoun-drelis- ROTARY PRESTON The weekly luncheon of the Preston Rotary club featured a Washington program. Major L. E. Hansen was the principal speaker. President G. W. States presided at the luncheon. FIX that? 'at 1 COULD OUT eash-O- H A SOFT UFE, IF one-fift- 340 PRESTON "The seccmd See CRVl ILL The main ambition of 99 per is to get cent of the people enough money together so that necesof the be relieved they will sity of working even the most efficient of us h never work at more than and take of our capacity every layoff and holiday we can possibly discover and yet in fact of these facts the orators insist that we are ble to the. robberies and never happy unless engaged in of their masters and so screwing Nut No. 234B onto Bolt in a manner of speaking No. 186G or in some other equally futile operation We could all be very contented Work at its best Is merely the and and well-fe- d acceptance of the lesser of two evils merely if we all worked about under present conditions life two hours a day and loafed and invited our is so miserable and precarious for most people that they turn souls those of us who have them to work as a sort of anesthetic the rest of the time but under this plan there when they are working they insensibe no 400 per cent profits time would are for the being Lesson-Sermo- his n a sheI A special of the Christian Science textbook "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Bakei Eddy, was as follpws: "One infinite God, good, unifies men and nations; constitutes the brotherhood of man; ends wars; fulfills the scripture, Love thy neighbor as thyself; annihilates pagan and Christian Is idolatry, whatever wrong in social, civil, criminal, and political, religious codes; equalizes the sexes; annuls the curse on man, and leaves nothing that can sin, suffer, be punished or destroyed. The solo was sung by D. W. Sutton - and the reading of the Scientific statement of being from the Christian Science textbook, its correlative Scripture, and the benediction from Philippians 4:7, 8 concluded the service.. - S 5EE TH' DIFFERENCE V OH , DOMT Our own position is that we would much rather accept charity than go to work we work merely because we must live if we could discover some chuckleheaded philanthropist who would dole us out a living and let us loaf we would cheerfully accept so we and suspect would most other people at least all those who rightly regard work as a curse ' aidwith; turned sen Of course, there is nothing to stop a newspaper running 99 per cent advertising and 1 per cent news but it cant be mailed as a newspaper if it does. , It is impossible, of course, for a newspaper to view radio with absolute impartiality; we dont claim to be able to. It seems to us that 90 per cent of radio entertainment is nonsense, and that the power of its adverand impossible to ascertain. tising is highly Claims of millions of listeners are undoubtedly false, but there is no way of proving anything one way or another. Newspaper circulation, on the other hand, is closely checked and guaranteed accurate. But. all in all, we dont see that the radio should bo limited any more than necessary. We are against all censorship even the censorship the radio itself now imposes against speakers with whom it fails to agree. If radio overdoes advertising blah, people will merely stop listening as hundreds of thousands already have. The evil like all evils will cure itself in time. Why clutter up the statute books with a lot of new regulations, requiring a new horde of snoopers to enforce? OO- DRES.S ToRm CXI A K!A'U AKiD GvlW It is a favorite theme of statesmen and politicians that the average A merican just simply pines to labor and that he would much rather work than accept charity coming from people who accept the national charity in large chunks for making speeches in congress and who would swoon at the sight of honest toil. this has elements of humor not to say irony and wo have to laugh every time we read one of these Work, Not Charity orations Proclaim Liberty throughout the land" HOO 1HAVE "THE , WORST LUCK MW BRAmO KiSW BOO-H- Newspaper d, Howdy, folks! Fashionable women in London are now decorating their huts with fish fins. 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