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Show ill THE HERALD TWO J0UR - N k L, SEPTEMBER FRIDAY, LOGAN, UTAH, 1931. IS, ' t 3 f t JOTnmfi . A Week-da- y i 'f h - i THE TRUTH QUICK Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholders or officials has any connection whatever, directly dr indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the publication of newspapers devoted solely to dis, interested public service. A SANE SUGGESTION Tfe One of the simplest arid sanest suggestions for stopping the police third degree that we have yet heard is advanced by the magazine, The Nation. It suggests that a law bepassed making any confession invalid unless it were 'made anJ signed in the presence of the nr " prisoners attorney. another loophole like look this first At may glance for the crook. Undoubtedly it would mean, in many caves, more work for the police,' It would compel them, r : f , M 1 JIM MARSH ALL When we first started the club it was our Idea to retire somewhere into the hills or get us an island somewhere off the west coast but as lime has dratted along it has seemed more and more impossible to live decently ill a democracy and lately we have been toying with the Idea of di .covdesering the worlds best-ru- n potism and then - after f.iends with the despot,-goin- g to his bailiwick to live af for exampK to go out and dig up Teal evidence instead of devoting tlmmsclves to hammering a confession out of a man. But in tthe long run it js doubtful if it would impede justice Very riuich. Besides even if it should',' the police have brought it on themselves. The use of the third degree has become a monstrous scandal. It has got to be stopjted, Snd if drastic measures are needed that cannot be , helped. - ... making -- It becomes more and more evident every year - ihat 10 people or 10 000,000 people cannot run a country - when they try it they get Into hortblc tangles . . - look at England where they tax you a quarter of your Income if you have one -- it may be worth, that to have the privilege of voting so often but personally every we would eagerly give up the vote if we could be taxle.-- m . i i i . f ' 1 ' j EM AGIN Humor Afternoon return Editor, Hetald: wants to The government food. heln the unemployed and have Waiter, fetch me a broiled gone to vast expense to gain ampere smothered in volts, end. They want prohibithat n with a side order of tion and expend millions every ohms! year for that purpose but the lesults are far from gratifying. footThe trouble with a star Prohibition Is getting worse is gener- and unemployment is following. ball player is that he ally so dumb he gets the signal .What is the eau.se 'The sys-- i lor an end run confused with tern, red tape." his sweetie's telephone number. The government is conservative and wants to know what ts being done with its money. W HO'S W HO IN Certain projects are gone into. FINANCE Perhaps road building. Perhaps This is Gargle J. Gargle, noted housing quarters for governfinancial writer whose Daily Wall ment employes on wharfs, Str.et Letter is read docks, etc. They make an for the project by thousands of newspaper readers. which is m some state .Mr. Gargle lias had Bids are made and the job wide experience in Is let The government inserts is certain clauses which may or and finance known as a daring may not be lived up to- - We having have an example of it at the speculator, plunged recklessly, Hoover dam and a thousand in the spring of 93, and one other instances where at the ( lay Corners those clauses are mere waste of County Fair, winning a plush paper. necktie rack at a The contractor hires the men for and does pretty near what he Ihoto by Denton Rogers wants to with them. The contractor Wants good men, the Mdhon-year-ol- d skull, found best lie can get. Yet he is also in Arizona, is petrified and conservative and gets labor as solid. News Item. cheap as possible- There is lots lfow little man has changed of heads of who families in all these years! haven't had work for 12 to 15 0 months. POETS CORNER Those who receive the dole Pull many a flower is born to are our best citizens. They blush unseen are willing to work but make And waste its fragrance 'neath no demonstrations But hunsome desert rock; is a demon and sometimes Full many a tan of purest ray ger gets the spirit of man m the serene same state. Will waste its glory neath The people of Logan can be some winter frock! commended on their unemWc have a ployment record MUD IIOILOW monument in the road built NEWS ' v next to the college hillIf and the Miss Fern Bunion, from down below the boulevard. government has any money to Rocky Gulch way, in this fall or Logan expend left Thursday winter or if ve are entitled to for evening funds from tne any government Hollywood, where for our unemployed, lets see she will accept a that heads the of families get responsible positheir share. Of course, it may tion at the Swat-tethe qffoct poolhail and pic& Lamraen ture shows but will make more studio. Miss Bunfamilies and better respected ion will make all houses and surroundings and the custard pies all by means, don't turn the thrown by the man down because he is a cripactors in rough and cant do quite as much ple house comedies Best wishes foi jour success. work as the younger man. Lets use charity in all Fern! Photo by Wallace J. Vickers things." Electric Light. A High Patent family ' Oranges ' 69. I Fancy, medium size lencia Oranges Dozen Candy Bars bars crop seedless raipkgs. sins, lpC 13 ounce Tuna Rest Foods Gold Medal brand Qt Mission brand tuna 2 flakes in No. cans. 29c 1-- Coffee Berry Uolfee. ground at time of purchase Whole Pound 29c 3 pis: Dressing jar 20c New Salad s. Va- Raisins Wilburs chocolate bars with peanuts 5 1 9c heads 43 lb. bag whccl-of-chan- two-bit- I"" 2 Grapes flour. hash-brow- 1931 19, Lettuce s,' crir Tokay folks! Famous llowdv. scientist predicts that electric vibrations will soon be ir ed as a substitute for er s. H Prices in our I,nKan Store Saturday September Published every week day afternoon, except legal holidays, at 75 West Center street, Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co.. N. Gunnar matter at the postotfice Rasmuson, president, and entered as second-clas- s Logan, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscr'ption price in Cache car-i$3 50 a year in adValley by mail, $2.50 the year in advance, by vance or 40 cents the month. Outside Cache Valle, by mail $5.o0 the year. Gilman, Nicoll St Uuthman, Specnu Representatives- San Francisco office, 525 Market St.; Chicago office, 41o N. Michigan Ave.; New York office, 19 W. 44th St.; Boston office, 18 Trmont St.; Detroit ofice, 1120 Fisher Bldg. R. W. MARTIN, Advertising Manager OTTIS PETF.RSON, Managing Editor : FOREM ield Newspaper Seripps-Can- f Lvery ! Syrup 2 cans Maximum cane and pie syrup. The taste ma-Fre- sh is 2 better 25C m I ; ; ! ; : TO : Ip' h Ladies Fall jilt t What's the use of a vicarious if the government freedom, doesn't leave you any money to enjoy It? What happened In England will happen m this country before long and taxes V'lll get so high that there'll be no pleasure In working and even If a fellow saves a little money and tries to get out - so that somebody else can have a chance at his job - they'll tax him up so high he'll have to keep doing chutes to live FOOTWEAR !;: t i; JESSE SILL. i The plan ta abolish motley j war probably started by a lady L Making and selling toy communist who objected because it made a bulge in her ! , stocking. -- bal- - . YE DIARY . (September 177 So it seems to us that it my Thys ttaye to inspecting might be better to take the roll - when, as and go to keyring, as do be my monthly habit, and it do grow mighty Slam or one of those places where the king Is the Big greate and heavie, it now holdBoss-ran- d there is no eternal ing 53 keys; and I be of a If-a- nd j $2 is 'i 35 $2E - about guvnient' and other Inanities there would doubtless be taxes and maybe some handicaps we havent hoaid about - but If you were a pal of the king's those matters could be arranged racket - f.i ? i ; . fM Ladies Hose Full Fashion Latest Shade Childrens llose Sizes 6 to 10, 25c value for After all life is only what out of it and we begin to have suspicions that we don't get our money s worth for the taxes we pay - our power to change this is minus something end so the only thing to do is dodge itcow- probably this is very ardly - and unsocial and all that-b- ut . . . If you Listen; AND, know of a good despotism that welcomes colonists give us a ring. you gel .... J ess6frs ShoeStdre 2 If You Want The Best Meat 40 ''7 fJ lUllIK fresh Cream orv Monsen Meat Market loaf Chops. ... Shoulders Stew ... TOM KT MOO pound pound llir pound pound (if If Plenty of Choice Reef. Pork, Veal, lamb. FNh. Spring Chickens, Stewing liens, Putter. Cheese, Fresh Eggs. .Milk, Cream, Bread. Lard. Etc. Monsen Meat Market We Deliver Jf TLssll sheets. ;i rolls si o n ( ookm s and GINGHISN 1S 2 pounds BILK mi: MU.T 2Tf1 Howonan BLOWN for ami SK.VK 2 15 North Fust PHONE 165 Regular Dollar Clock 5 We have pliers for Every Purpose. Handsaws Full Size Bully. Guaranteed . , . .. . l-- Qt. . A-- Surety of 10-Q- t. 12-Q- t. 14-Q- t. 16-Q- t. . Window Shades Tan or Green "6 a Imhes by 6 Kerosene ft. Turpentine Quart SOe .inseed Od One Gallon 1 IRONING HOARD S2,QQ J Strung and Durable iniw.l Gi Lots , Dinner Plates Tea Cups Each . . .. Fruit Dishes Each Oatmeals Each Plates mb SHEARS Plain White 25c 35c 1.05 Gallon ; DISHES OILS 1 . 1 . East I B 6 ORSKAGGSi Felix Market 399 A IOv , All canning jour be will materials found in our store. Fruit Jars. Rings & Luis as well as C'eito & Jelly Glasses. And don't tile forget You'll find sugar our store most convenient and saving when getting your for requirements heavy canning And a what personal satisfaction to have fruits, jams, jellies and preserves thruout the wmtei Mason 0? SATURDAY SPECIALS CHORE YOUNG MUTTON 69c ALARM CLOCKS 1 .... 1.00 39c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP. 5 for ifec Other Numbers aoc $1.76 and $2.45 19c TEACUPS and SAUCERS each OCedar Hammers lQc All Golden Star 55c Steel 15c (With Gold Band Decoration Stote Polish LIMITED ON ABOVE ITEMS! Iilack Silk Other Numbers 15c QUANTITIES Polish 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Tubs & Pails' ; j GLASSWARE Soap Bargains GALVANIZED IRON EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK! 3 No. Pitcher i 15c Crystal White, 3 for i,Qr No. 2 Tub 79c Tub Pitcher 69 c 30c 3 for 10 Naptha, No. Tub Set ' Watir c 48c Lux Toilet Soap 59 S Pilcher and Glasses Pail 7 19c Footed Sherbet Palmolive Pail 5c 24 c Ferry Set, 7 pieces 50c Velvet Skin Toilet Pail 29c Bridge Set Soap Pail SI. 49 4c 34c ACCESSORIES r' fi (.BUNS Ol COLD package One r.uk.UC Tree Combination Pliers, , , T(i HR AD TOOLS 00c O'Cedar week. 77 Blue Iiiip BARGAINS ch Star Polish. . ( Ol IT K Go To f r,, pounds Dust Cloth Free with each 50c bottle of Golden SATURDAY A 30c There are only a few more days left to "put up" fruits. This week you can get the best peaches, prunes. Cencord grapes, and tomatoes of the season at our store We have them in large and at quantities prices that you can afford to pay. It'll lighten the winter food bilk But be sure to attend to it tin pound M1U POLISHES SEASON Qr HVHBIRGFH pound Kilt ST1 K 3 pounds ! CANNING Specials BOILING Loin awa.v Saturday BUK IOT IIOVST Lyric Bldg. Legs minde to throw away the older keys, blit Lord! could not recall what they be. for. albeit I do suspect the long brown key do be to unlock the door of the horsebarn that did burn down in 97. and the small copper kev do be for the sprocket padlock on the Rambler bicycle I did ride in 1903. But I.iyd! I fear me I shall have t carry the keys with inc to the grave, for I be not sure what they be for, and lack. Heaven help me, the courage to throw them r. . 12c 7c 5c 7c Sc All Steel Guaranteed Lincoln Brand Sie 70c :: 80c s 90 c Paring Knivec 4 Size Size Stainless Steel. s - A Z. IUC |