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Show o TI1E PAGE TWO HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, L, MONDAY, UTAI1, SEPTEMBER ANTIQUE s Tfe EmMJJ(n)Wiraal : A Scripps-- C Every jfl Ifowdv, folks! Headline on financial ia?e says: "Railroad stocks drop to lowest n price ltvil since Spanisli-Americawar. Wtien they get down to where they were during the First Irusede, then were going to plunge! Proclaim One of onr secret sorrows al- -: try as we will ways is that we never can get a bathroom to look exactly j like ihoce ir. che ads Some of the ad bathrooms are gorgeous affairs of black marble and gold which is all right because the black would- liberty thruout the land" Gilman, Nleoll & Ruthman, Speeur Representatives San Francisco office, 525 Market St.; Chicago office, 41o N. Michigan Ave.; New Voik office, 19 W. 44th St.; Boston office, 18 Tremont Detroit oflce, 1121) Fisher Bldg. PETERSON. OTTIS . R, W. MARTIN, Managing Editor Advertising Manager Tiie n't show the dirt and vou could piy out the gold if you went 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 w disinterested public service. r , a 1 i) : broke. and some of them are silver and blue with red fa he in tiles swimming aoout on the faucets walls -- and platinum wdh ''hot' and cold" set in diamonds or maybe it's only rhinestones But what we can't, gel over is that the ad bathrooms arc always spotless and there are always at lexst nino Bully tc wels on the rack and there is never by any chance any soap we have looked a million cl pictures of bathrooms in ad:, but we' have never seen a piece of soap we have seen Persian rugs knd trick bndge-lttmtelephones and taborets in ad and bath salts and bathrooms brushes but never anything that might by any remote chance be used for cleansing the human body e t . e . i ; t Democracy is a weird thing; there are those who say It will never work in a population re-of more than 20,009,000. That Is mains to be seen; my guess no as good as your own and i 1 better. .Although at present peace reigns on the mu face of two forces in die city are getting soldiers anti ammunition ready for action. Both camps are reported to he recruiting strength at a rapid pace. Mayor A. G! Lund&troms campaign generals are preparing to put up a stiff battle this fall to win the for another voting majority to assure his term,, The heads of a new municipal party movement are preparing to marshal a ticket to enter the fight for the offices of mayor and commissioner. No decision has as yet been made whether or not the now party wiH place an opponent in the field against Reuben Pedersen, present city auditor, who is seeking Logan has had no spirited municipal campaign since 1926. With machine guns, 7os and other field pieces soon harking and sputtering, it looks like theres going to he a hot time, in the old town before the sun goes down on the voting polls election day. Events in the days to follow will tell whether the impending battle will be a real onslaught or just a light skirmish. Logans political No Mans Land, - . i i i; f i i t . i til h ! ; a v ' ' j(i n ir 5 ? 'I. ! ; 0 1- 3: ! . fat-head- ed 0 1 i four-flushin- g; flag-wavin- g; he-m- an i !y.V.VV.V.V.V.V.SV.V.VAV. y v 10 ,KH' d hv jfii 4. u i 1 C 5 ,i 4 - ' b'v - I i tr' Save your old woolen clothes and have us make them into nice wool quilt batts for you. Any kind of wool clothing will do and all it will cost you is 25c per lb. for what batts weigh when you get them back. Ji, rn i a and ps This BUT this I do know: a nation Is all set to worship personity, and vote for him. I saw a few little things my last trip to town. I saw Tom Mix riding around an arena, there and I saw thousands who would not have been there were it not for the name. After with the circus was over I went from son to a lunchroom miles , the big top and the friendly me waitress overheard son and talking about the show and she said: Gee, I would have loved to see Tom and Tony." , That same week Jack Dempsey came ro town and everya body turned out to give him , hand., because he was a likeable fellow. I go to a movie and discover that Will Rogers packs the reception, but that's what he house and that people cheer got. This country today is eager his homely mug; .hey love that for a personality. I do not know guy- Inof a personality in high politics, When Hoover speaks and Mrs. Ella Smith of Holbrook, trudes on the hour of Amos a single man, who can capture and Andy the people telephone the heart of the public; Ill bet Idaho, was the guest of her Scappoose Northern Spy sister, Mrs. Verlin Shelton, on protests and write hot letters. you a second-hanlemon that d I recently heard a neighbor- to a and Tuesday. hood movie audience jeer and Capone would get more votes, if Monday Mrs. Laverne Gibbs and chilHoover hiss Hoover when he was shown everybody voted, than dren of Grantsville and Mrs. making his speech for the Red if an election was held in Chi- Marvel Bullock and children of Cross, something seldom heard cago tomorrow. We are so tired of hooey; of, Malad, Idaho, were guests of in an American audience. of !ltAot!er.AIrs' Henry ShelRecently a high official; a of ton this week. A nicely arfriendly fellow, a great ped- professional ranged dinner was given by dler of bologna, and a political weeping and alibiing, Mrs. Shelton in their honor. besides, was hooted off the that, give us anything in pants Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Walker stage by the state convention that remotely resembles a man Smithfield were Mendon of the American Legion; I instead of a mouse and we will of ' . visitors, Friday. dont think lie - deserved that vote for him. 1 long-handl- ed Raw Wool Material We also make quilt batts from your raw wool just as it is cut from the sheep. We charge 30c per lb. for the weight after it is cleaned and carded. Raw wool in the grease will shrink 50 per cent in weight after washing, so if you want 10 lbs. of wool batts you must send 20 lbs. of raw wool. We charge 30c per lb. for the weight after washing and carding. ,i 1I a ,I H We charge 20c per lb. for carding your wool after you have cleaned and scoured it, but unless you know how to wash wool thoroughly it is best to let us wash it as well as card it because you can very easily spoil your wool in washing. If you have any old wool quilts that have shrunk in washing wc can recard these as good aftftBftftft . ' - NOW! Millions; Buv Slink Rich U.frH Hall Mine! Make that would any collector. It is an old chum which was carried across the plains by Mormon housewives in t819. Racliaei V lEon. pretty Mormon maid of Salt Lake City, is showing that the churn is still in good eon- ditien. be 1H Hero is an antique valued by fae-'on- 'V f (i a ( '',1 t'l.' iw L $ covered with newspapers -Above photo shows our Dig which the careful Gift puts down after the tiles have been Bonanza geif ball mine, the swabbed over to preserve them greatest producer in the world. Thousands of tons of golf halts All the advertised bathrooms from dirt ir sumpir.' there are occasionally a lot now being taken out daily. Ricn gleam, too . . baths of towels but they are never veins oi golf ball ere yet there are gleaming Engineers also report and gleaming floors and gleam- arranged in neat rows upon of a large deposit ing walls and gleaming mir- some gleaming rail but just indxitkms 3000-forors and gleaming glass shelves casually sort of hung around of ping pong balls at the level. Now is the time to explaces everything practically and instead of a lot . of invest! and of cept gleaming towels Photo bv C. D. McBride course gleaming soap platinum the most conspicuous only a few things in these thing in the place is always a CANDIDATE FOR THE tube of toothpaste with the trick bathrooms don't gleam POISON IVY CLUB cap missing. and they glisten instead -- AND, LISTEN: There Is' j The gink who taught car-- I the last one we looked at burcters how to flood. had glistening toothbrushes in only one thing on which were a gleaming rack but no men- ahead of the gleamers and TODAY IN HISTORY .. in the ads and that's tion of toothpaste Janitors throughout the nasoap and by golly we HAVE tion will celeOur own bathroom is a mys- got soap! brate today the -terious sort of place and we anniver75th USELESS BRAIN " have never quite been able to sary of t h e Dr- Clemente Robles, a surget the hang of it birth of Hiram National Biological Sometimes there will be just geon at the Mexico T. Buttermilk, anCity, institute, the tile floor ungleaming, we nounces that his the man who experiments must confess invented the cerebellum, sometimes this disappears indicate that steam conof brain that the that part under a laige mat labeled trols heat, now used is movements, physical "taM htaB" in practically we have puzzled and puz- not necessary to life. all apartment house radiators zled who taM htaB could be during the winter months. but the only to conclusion Photo by Les McArthur. which we have come is that he must be an Arab plumbing A person fnay figure in contractor giving away souveFrancisco wholesale dairy most every variety of fatality nir mats every time he forgets market. on Sunday, unless one prac- his tool3 art of Butter: 92 score 30; 91 .score tices the t ' Sometimes the bathroom floor 29; 90 score 28. staying comfortably at home. is ot . . glis-tene- rs ice-co- ld the Eisater Purses al-S- ed 1m ia nb i B urn 1 a ft ftS i Ift I ft D ftI siftx fta imam 5 a I R B bj ! ft I I i 9 a a attress Special For 30 years Francis Pearse, London nhysician, used the same automobile in making professional calls. Finding it necessary to discard it recently Court of honor proceedings he had it buried in a cemetery at which all grades of award with all the usual honors. in scouting will be given will be held Sunday at 7:30 oclock There are 10.000 villages in in the Eleventh ward room of America without churches, 30,- the Logan tabernacle. All troops 000 without resident pastors in Logan stake may participate, and 30.400.090 children under 12 according to S. V. Prows, dis- who are receiving no religious trict court of honoi chairman. instructions. Dr. W. B. Preston is troop committee cha'rnn n of dit Eleventh ward Troop 3, with NLRSE TELLS HOW TO SLEEP SOI ND, STOP GAS Kenneth Phippen, scoutmaster. A similar honor court will be Nurse V. Fletcher held Sunday evening. October says 4. in the Providence Second "Stomach gas bloated me sc not I bad could Secward chapel. Providence sleep. One ond ward has Troon 19 in the spoonful Adlerika brought out Cache Valley council. All troops all the gas and now I sleep wel! in Logan district wall be eligi- and feel fine. City Drug Co " ble to participate. (Advertisement) MESCBLEO nVi.1.i K H ft 19 I Mattresses Remade Bering The Balance of This Month Witt New Strong Cover ft b ft a i B ft ft ft Eight Hours Rest In Five When You .Sleep on This New Type Mattress You need this mattress. So great is the strain of modern life and so short is the time for recovery that you must make every minute of sleep do double duty. Call in at our factory at 30 N. 1st West and let us show you the construction of this wonderful mattress. a mattress to be just as good as new when we remake it, because it is made over exactly the same way that a new one is made. The cotton in a mattress does not wear out and when you have us remake it the cotton is run through cleaning process that thoroughly cleans and reflufs the cotton and cards it into Batts ready These mattresses range in price from 13.50 to 22.50 depending on the grade of material used in its con- struction. . ViVVVVBViVAVaVVRVaVlViVVSViVBViVV,ftiBVV,B,V,iHB,BVsViV,BVi,BViVVa"i!Vfi upholstering Co. TORY PHONE 175 RESIDENCE PHONE 847-- , M 0L I Manufacturers of All Kinds of Home of Ever ton's Comfort De Lux Spring Filled Mattress i I Have your bedding fixed up for winter. We guarantee Everton mattress m ft You will sleep better on this riodern mattress with the new typo construction of springs inside. Actually, you get as much refreshing rest in five hours as you did in eight hours or more on the older typo mattress. to go into the new cover. as new for 25c per lb. Gadget INVEST "What, queries an economist, Jtl "is the present position of the average business man; That's easy. About two jumps A prev alent pra lice of m ahead of the sheriff. Cache farmers of dummng dirt from beet v. aeons on the stale Sign over hot dog stand hmhwny must be discontinued V, J Furl: state road super- - J IIOOYHt Tl'RKEYS, 5c .visor m Cache county has been instructed to .see that the prar Things we never expect to t:ce becomes Libr.o in a letter see. A women candidate for from I w W. Benson, district throwing her new Eugenie engineer, with headquarters at hat into the ling. Ogden. Mr. Beacon was m-- nictcd aeerrdingly by H. S YE DIARY Kerr, chief engineer of tin He La-(September 20) state load conunbsinn (Lords Day.) Earlic up. and sent out a leter from to corking mine own break- Bernion, cimnvssionfi of tin fast. and to making eight 'Decs ..late bon'd of agiieulture rcla-- ; cf toast on (he electnck toast-r- i. tive to farmers who have been and burned onlv three of as dumping dirt or. the lice:, wliuh riolli consti- reported thn state highways m tlr tute, me thinks, a worldcs rec- Cache .section. ord. But. heaven hen me. if d Sometime the Cache n;To. burn my little finger., which county commissioners took the makes me, migbt.v wrath, but matter up with Ccmmissionei anon did break a .platter, and Bermon. By letter they indid have higli words with Dame formed him that farmers in deHumor, which did! make me tj tiie sugar feel better, and indeed nothing liveringin beets Cat he county are doth remove dank humours to haul the dirt away from flie muide like a good the factories. The county lrom ones with wyfe. fyglit fathers issued a notice sometime ao prohibiting the pracThere Is only one true test tice of dirt dumping. of love. Khe loves vou if Possibility of spreading plant she doesnt go out with andiseases is by state offiother fellow when your car cials if dumping of beetdirt is laid up for reoairs. along high ways is continued. Li'l Gee Gee, who has quite a worried. garden, is horribly FUNERAL HELD Army .worms are eating her services for Haller Funeral beans. navy Erekson. 60, father of Mrs Thcera Clvpman oi Logan, who Came then the dawn. d'rd Thursday in Glines ward near Vernal, were held in the ward chapel there Sunday afternoon. Mr. Erekson is survived bv his widow and six sons .and daughters. of-li- When you giab the only parkspa ci in the bloik. it's alertness. When the other driver crab.it. it's hoggishness. : Made From in ing eadhi Quilt Batts Amalga- have is, 9 ... 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