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Show What Folks Sav "X 70 to hive ha"ii it SO Vof (r people is hi litiKfr, war. fXi. Volume ! Hi cent of the 'h ' p anifs'r.il f V f uimer Number :;i. 2-- Lot; I A N. T U '! A 11. LSI) A V. V L 11 IAIA K 7. For Vet Post? Klan Regalia Today Arthur Brisbane By Two Dwarfs Are MIAMI, Fla Temperature Drops To New Puri- ancestor could return and spend a morning at thi edge of the ocean back of the Roney-Plaz- a hotel, in Miami bea h, it would be interesting to watt h his face. They would see lad.es wiilsing home from the beach, with then-legabsolutely bare, up as high as physically possible, looking like Shanghai chickens with all the feathers pulled off, fiotn the wings down. They would see dear little ludu s trotting in long pajamas or s out and out trousers wearing that show their bate feet, toe nails neatly painted red or purple, the hair at the other end dyed a brilliant gold, the fapainted a bright pink, lips a du a! lu1 red. tan H il A K'tT r&V , du igo Robert Mane, above. Is being proHs d tor th SIMmhi-u-m- r job of bead of the t . S. N ruin' to Bureau I in en. Frank T. Mine ef I t b. nhe:i the Democrats enter Washington. Judge Marx, uonndeif and dwoniteJ in the World War. was an organizer of the Disabled American Veteran4. -- They would see hideous old men with rolls of fat lolling on tin sand with nothing on above waist, broiling their bald in the violent actinic rays, n mo, dangerous proceeding. They would note what lms been observed a hundred times in moments of moral relaxation, and female expansion, that when women have passed a lew generations, it delights them really dressed to get rid of the clothes and appear as Dearly naked as possible. Police Hold Abandoned Idaho Auto s rin-hin- lands, elimination movement, improved I N1TED IKESS one c. From the Kin kies to the Alleghenies, snow rode roaring gales, mounted in streets and highway), trapped ear driyors, slowed grounded airer.ilt, trains. Beyond the markings of the day's storm map, rain h chilled the and the Ohio valley. . to Cities awoke nn Street ears run info drifts. Hundreds of workers with shovels and plows got employ me nt. Melviiia (landman, hIkivc, holds club and pieces nf rK- which she charges were left behind by 2.1 alleged IVu Klu Klan raiders who in laded the lamg Iteach. id Milder anil Calif., home of heat Ills family and guests. The introdic-ewill he as regalia evidence ill the trial of the alleged Klan raiders. - la Arctic-seene- Dairymen To Select of i navigation. minimum degrees hilt- the maximum on Monday was Downtown above zero ranged from 20 to 20 below with the fire station reported 2i be low. , . Today, despite a bright winter sun, temperatures failed to respond to treatment and at noon, tne reading was still 12 degrees below zero. A chill north wind which swept down out of Idaho failed to help matters to any appreciable Election of officers will be the principal business at the annual Cache meeting of the County Dairy Marketing association next Saturday, according to notices sent out by President H. W. Ballard, Jr., of Benson ward. A meeting for the directors is scheduled for 11 a. m. with the report of tile secretary, eie- tion of officers and a disruss-.co' At general problems scheduled. 1:30 p. m., a general membership at which meeting is scheduled the annual report of the president nd committees will be heard 1 c meetings will be held at Farm Bureau headquarters. Picsent officers of the association, in addition to Mr. Ballard, are: Thomas II. Stuart, Wclls- M. C. Reeder, ville, Hyde Park, secretary. - nniii-miin- tire Officers lt-3- is , - extent. Main highways to the south were reported open but north of Preston, things were generally un- certain. No Union Pacific busses have arrived here from the north Carolyn B. Hendricks, dean of since Sunday while northbound women at the USAC, spoke before busses have been turned back. Travelers Mondnv night reportthe Girls league a! the Logan Fenior high school in assembly ed considerable drifting between Monday. She dwelt on girls prob- Franklin and Preston although tie difficulty was experienced in lems and answered many questions as to proper conduct, beauty getting through safely. hints am! how to be charming. Lulu accompanied by Marion Peterson, sang two scleo- Lons. The success oi this plan would be followed by similar plans in If the TenOhio and elsewhere. nessee filan, winch could hardly fapidland well ft would employ 50,000 to 75,000 pecplo. That would ' b not make ?" de ' h s afblg Rotary club' told th boys o f"stumillions p y school idea bigger than an merm; experiences ofwith,h(j high H,)tary M holar. 1 hlrf fhkAAT and bhin given, lo outstanding boys of hundreds put out a few more hundreds of mil A t in ,.onlposefl of Ethel Lun. lions of public money, is culled for , d ih Gt(ylc stewart and Blanche Idell accompanied by .,,,r Cardon any.,b Grunder, sang two numbers idea tile is to formulate enough doubtful. It must come of itself p 1 14 T 11 IILI I IJjUV and possibly m some unpleasant way, after unpleasant experience. JUDGE RETURNS Sn-it- ' Inn more involves plan Evety money to be shovelled out from public funds, and the government itself, in the first seven months of this fiscal year, finds itself with a deficit of one thousand two hundred and seventy one million dollars. It is a rich country, with credit, strong as ever. But already Mr. Rainey, of Illinois, a conxervatie by choice, says that inflation must romc. We need a new idea, a big one, and courage to adopt it even if unpleasant. An item in the news tells of two the usual girls from Alabama of h size, jnai ry.ng two dwarfs eat The tall. less than three feet marfeeling ef repulsion these womaverage riages arouse in the to days v hen an goes far hack, every cave lady wanted a man big enough to fight a bear if necessary, or throw out the (ave man fro mthe other side of the valley But in days to come husbands three feet high may seem to women, of that time, like strange giants. Men having less and less physical labor to do, only pushing buttons, may in the course of evolution become very small, like the male deep sea crab that lives under the flipper of its big wife, one hundred times his size. Not now, nor in the next million years, but in some one of the hundreds of millions of years ahead of us. man, with a concentrated powerful brain, might well shrink to the size of an ear of corn. The human race might be made up of blonde women, seven feet tall, each carrying about a husband in cage, attached to her wrist. has happened often in the animal kingdom. The male spider sometimes is a tiny nothing comn pared with his fierce vvife And she eats him. )tiny of-t-- 11. . ny, pi a1 i 1'iM' , lie Hill i inn j . nnoinr-- SHOP CHANGES I Tans for improvements in the shop at the South Cache high school were made et a meeting of county school board members and other s iiool officials Monday. At the invitation of Principal H. R. Adams, Superintendent J. V. Kirk bride and Board Members C. F Ol.on ami John J. Hendry went through the shop on an inspection It was decided to recon-sltrip t several benches as well as the interior with to renovate and kolsomine. The v ork will he done under the directum of C. J. CarLon suvd Coroll Wadsworth of the school faculty. t News Workers Entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Pauli of Rre.ton, Idaho, were host to employes of the anil and their The Herald-Journpartners at a delightful party A delicious Mondav night. banquet was served at the club rooms of the Chamber of Commerce Three tables were centered w ilh rut flowers and SNOW ISOLATES FROM RANDOLPH IDAHO FALLS Judge returned y vanaUa Marlin Insull Case SHOPS 1 WALKOUT j Fe-b- (UIi-Hud- son roum-il- marching in numerical order The lajgnn Ninth ward M. I A will present h om ai t pl.iv, 'The Ki'lcr" during a tivitv period toThe curtain is scheduled night. for 8:30 p. n. There is no admission charge. Mrs. Cannon is director with the following members of the east. Gerald Hansen. Ruth Skidmore, Hugh Fuller, and Grant Harris. Its a subject economists and experts can't agree on. Its deep, dark, mysterious. But it can be understood. A new series sheds light on the underlying theories and facts of Inflation. It is written so that any reader IleraM-Jounu- todays "1 tl understand it. The first installment Herald-Journa- 3-- 4 .471-- 8 .47 .47 .49 .481-- 3-- 4 5-- 8 4 .49 3-- 8 JlbJ vi u Leffin-- , Arrive mu-h- - the series is on page 2 of l. PI ere Tonight, Will Inspect Plant the vindniK, Wednesday to tear at your coat. By the lime you reach the summit Approximately seventy members of the Utah iStato legislature will it has become a leave Salt Lake City this evening torrent of air. for where they will spend A lovely little Mexican the Logan full day Wednesday in a biennial kfiil unlocks the door and inspection of the Utah State college, one of the smiles toward the liting Agricultural state institutions. The vismajor room. iting legislators are members of rain-chisel- It s rather a she Hart now. k yr to sec Bill I grew up on his pictures. I still get a tingle out of the memIn his cold of ory gray eyes And the those early close-upot used lie way whip out the two guns to mow down a whole battalion of cattle rustlers. And suddenly, years later, you see him again, in the flesh. the legislative committees, both house and senate, which pertain dnectly to the college and its work. Often in the past tne entire legislative group has made the Logan visit, but this program has been abolished this year, and the committee inspection substituted. The original plan was to have the legislators make the trip by bus Tuesday evening arriving m Logan in time for dinner. Threatening weather caused a change of plans and the group will leave Salt Lake late this evening on Union Pacific system. The night will be spent in tne pullmans and following breakfast at the Hotel Eccles on Wednesday morning the visiting law makers will go directly to the college. BUILDINGS TO BE Even against the background room of the lung, he looks like a giant. Straight as a Sioux. 'There isnt a sign of flabby tissue on him. His face Is lean, leather-eoloreHis gray eyes are leather-coloreMis gray eyes are Wih those shoulders he INSPECTED He shakes fell a hull. Dr. N. A. Pederson, dean of the hands and you feel a twinge of school of arts and science, is embarrassment. chairman of a college committee, Tour own hands are so soft. which Is in charge of the details Bill Bart connected with the visit. Approhave been Bill Hart has tune as far as possible from his old world, and priate this valley. Not so very far, if you named so that the visitors will be m tiled on the hill overlooking it ill miles. But a world away, if you measure it in terms able to observe as much as posHied ,u sible of the work of the college In of lis surroundings, his house, the things that arc in It. few hours available. In addiThe only part of that other day that he keeps near him Is Fritz, the tion to visits to buildings and dehis famous Dinto pon. tments will take most of pul Frit is 25 jars old im, Down in the stable. the day a special assembly at 10:30 be a will feature of , the I a.v'kud Bin Hart IT he ever rode him. the day. program. President E. G. Peterride I when comes He during too old. along he's "Nope, son will outline the purpose ami But only for someone to talk to." is out on a horse. Fritz follows Moit of the dav the old (Continued on page six) down the hills. along like a dog. Proud to be able to scramble up and At night, Bill Hart sits in front of the long fireplace, gazing into the flames. W hat memories beset him. W hen they hurt too Inmuch the he picks up a book and reads. Usually until 2 or 3 oclock morning. He writes a grent deal. His autobiography has been published. Another book is nearly finished. His mind teems with stories. I yvork doggone, hard. Brother Morin. New 1933 auto license It's pretty hard for me. Of course, I wasnt very long on educa- were being Issued this week plates from to wo write forced simply. Im tion, the Logan branch office of the secretary of states office. The 'He is all alone on tho Hill of the Minds. local branch is in room 4, Arimo house. He has gone back to building Alone in the great, The office is under the superthe kind of country that bore him, and from whence he was dragged vision of J. H. Watkins, Jr., with to become a part of Hollywood, the cities, the crowds, fame, exciteW. K. Burnham as assistant Ofment, noise, and bitterness. arc from 9 a. m. to It aint so bad Fact, I guess it's the only thing for an old buck 5fice hours p. m. According to Mr. Watlike me. kins, the local office can handle Then, too, y'knnw, I still get mail. About 5b or 75 letters a day licenses for all cars, foreign, new from people askin' me why I don't make pictures any more." or those having Utah 1932 licenses. the first day of activity, Very soon its time to go. Outside its dark and still, except for 58 During licenses were issued. Utah lithe low moan of the wind racing around the corners of the house. cense holders have until March 1 And you suddenly realize that what you have mistaken for to obtaih new plates but those opIs peace. And that you arc going away from a quiet dream to erating with 1932 licenses from a roaring nightmare. other states are liable to arrest. hlgh-eeillng- d. cow-bo- UCENSE BUREAU NOW OPERATING wind-battere- d toue-line- ss United Press Flashes ENl'.'C.KS KIDNAPERS RTBEt.s AULIT IEAtK LOS ANGELES. Feb. 7 (CD-A- fter MANAGUA. Nnariguc, Feb. 7 (I 19 - rile rebel aimy of General absence from her a Kandmo has agreed with goveru-n.e- home, Mrs. Walter F. Skeele. 05, officials to keel the peace. wife of the music dean of the University of Southern California, St'RII KKI UNED returned lost night. Lured from OGDEN. Feb, 7 d of this nty have heme she had been kidnaped, tied ommixeieNi to be paid and blindfolded by her abductors. tin. cf'y in cash mot ad of scrip for wora landlord done. Tiny complain to accept scrip MANKIND TO BE BEN KF1TTED a n others rcfu-DENVER, Feb. 7 CP- -1 The milm payment on r ills. lions derived by F. G. Bonfils MOE Ol'UK E from the Denver Rost have been Tne office left in tno will OGDEN, Feb 7 (U by the late pubof the Union Pacific dining ear lisher to the Frederick G. Bonfis ! hotel depul tment has been moved from Ogden to Omaha to Inundation for the Advancement pt runt all depar'ment heads to of the Welfare of Mankind b in the main office of the railroad company. , EXPENDITIKES HIGHER SI KING VILLE, Feb. 7 T MAY (.O P.VsKKT l'T expenditures of Springville 7 q I Unless re- The 1932 IT.OVO. income for exceeded the aplief is given the l.indowuirs in-- tt proximately $12,000, according to distm ts the resti d in tluc-filed with financial report just in Utah county, tho duxtri-t- s will the city council. go into bankruptcy, This wa-- s the message delivered to the county conirm.-sioby representatives of ked for rc-- 1 the district who duced valuations of the lands and llv money, in the payment of the LEGISLATORS THREATENED V ur nt t MOXTOOMFRY, Ala., Feb. 7 (UP! fcdcrnl investigation was orinto anonymous today threats to ".string members of the slate lrgi latere to telephone poles if they vote for increased taxaA dered tion. Representative S. E. McDonald of Lauderdale reported to tho house he had received an unsigned h tier warning him he would be hung from a telephone pole" if he east his vote for additional taxation. Other members then revealed they had received similar threats, mime by mail and others by an- onymous telephone calls. The Alabama general assembly is convened in special session in an effort to balance the state a budget and provide means of raising revenue to meet state expenditures. ONEIDA STAKE CONFERENCE SET PR.ESTON President Taylor Nelson cf Oneida stake has announced the stake conference to be held Saturday and Sunday indebtedness. February 11th and 12th. The Saturday evening session CHARGES DISMISSED will be held at the Fourth ward ST. JOSEPH, Midi., Feb. 7 (UPj chapel and the Sunday sessions Ten year old charges of .syndwaa the will be held at the stake house.will Excellent condition" Z. The Sunday evening session icalism against VV.IIuun Foster verdict of Dr. H. R. McGee as he and 18 others have been dismissed completed his tests Monday of the be devoted to the stake M.I.A. in the circuit court here. basketball players ot tile Logan meeting. Senior high school. He declared I or. AN MW SIEXKS the boys were in the best of 7 Feb. I' PROVO, Sportsmen shape and thoroughly fit for the of this city will hear a lecture strenuous sport. Similar examinations are given-a- t tonight from J. Arthur Mecham of former state commistwo weeks intervals during UTAH Fair tonight and sioner of fi.li mid game. the athletic season. ; ootiliumd cold. Athletes In Fine Fettle 1 of - OF COLLEGE h, steadv-flow-in- n ration. can .49 8 8 STUDY NEEDS c Ninth Ward M.I.A. Presents Free Flay Every day you hear mere about INFLATION. You hear it wherever is discussed the troubles of the NEW YORK Fractional recoveries were scored in the stock market in today in another dull and uninteresting session. of troops SCOUT WORK TO BE DEMONSTRATED Scouts and Vanguards arc all expected to appear in as nearly complete uniform equipment as possible. The parade will disband on cast Oneida street where the Scouts Will divide into districts for a special exhibition or 'circus'' of Scout activities. Each troop in the district will demonstrate some particular branch of scouting Preston city is arranging to have the street completely cleared of snow in order to facilitate the exhibition. The public is invited and .ged to attend and witness the many activities which the boys in the council are carrying on. VAN BALL TOt RNAMKNT Following an evening meal which will he prepared on individual, trol or troop basis as desired by the respective groups, in a w m place which will be provided, a gigantic rally program w ill he staged ot the opera house ot 7 p. m. Complete details nf this rallv program as well as other activities of the day have gone out hi letters mailed by Monday Si out Executive Pond. In addition to these activitie,. a Vanball tournament for Vanguards- of the eounctl has been arranged starting at 9'30 n. in. in the Preston high school gymnasium. The tournament runs con tmuouslv throughout the day with time iut only for meals and the parade during the afternoon In the first round of the double elimination tournament the pairings arc as follows: Oneida vs. Franklin; Logan vs Benson Two; Hvrum vs. Cache Two; Cache One vs. Benson One. MFLATMM? 54 Following the bunqu-- t the guests were taken to the Isis theater whore they saw the picture Grand Ilotel. Harris d . During the dinner a vocal trio comprised of Mrs. James Erwin Fpdls-bur- y Bullock, Mr-and Mrs. O S. Paines sang two numbers. C. Monday afternoon from Ran- dolph, Utah, where he held court IDAHO FALLS. Feb. 7 U in earlier in the day, the only case Idaho Falls today was virtually-isolate- on the docket being a suit for di-from the outside world orcc. railblocked were and Highways Judge Harris left Logan Sunday road tracks north were covered lie was foiccd to take a round drifts. about way to reach his deslina-- 1 No train has arrived from the .turn, going to Ogden, over to north since Sunday Highway r,;vanslon and then Wyoming, plows working through the night tu,.ni 110rtl, to Randolph only four miles. Tracks dnmrily the trip can be made in north of the city will probably be a few hours by way of Garden cleared by early afternoon. and the Logan canyon road So far us authorities know, no City There is little snow on the lives have been lost in yesterday's other side very of the mountains, ac- blizzard, the worst in years. Coun- cording to Judgp Harris and tem- ty officers, however, were appreare mild and pleasant hensive. They fell that motorists, peraturcs Roads were reported cleared and transtalled during tlie storm, or in excellent condition along the sients might have the highways. Livestock damage was said to be l'lSmiSSCS heavy. The death toll of sheep on winter ranges was believed to be exceptionally severe. Business was at a standstill. It was imBARRIE, Out., Fib. 7 H P- - A to reach warrant possible for farmers on which Martin Insull town. was arrested last October as a admitted authorities there City from Illinois justice was was eonsidcratile suffering from fugitive cnsmissed today. cold in the cily. The tieup was The dismissal transferred entire the worst in the city's history. j'Tisd.ction in the Insull case in Can idle to the supreme court in Toronto. Judge Dudley Holmes dismissed HUDSON the warrant for want of proxe-rut ion." The had been times since In-- ! postponed thr-HAVE a sull was arre ted on warrant charging hill with grand larceny and embezzlement. . 7 DETROIT, Motor company ordered all of its here today fol- closed departments low ing tho walkout of 3000 workers in the body plant. The order forced 3no0 addition-- 1 a! workers, employes in the motor manufacturing department and eha'MS assembly lines, out of work. Early photographs of eaeh of the guests and valor, t'nc cards ruaiked plaeies for g.eeni-ry- M. .49 & fternoon half-Moofis- half-Spanis- h. i To aid the mobilization, tile council has ai ranged for spei lal railroad rates via li.I C railroad for those who wish to travel this way while all roads are expected to be open bv that time. All troops will gather in Preston by I p. m mobihzing at the U I C. depot for the parade whteh vill start activities. The parade will be headed by the band followed by troops of the districts in the follow-inorder: Benson, Franklin, Hvrum, Logan, Oneida and Cache. Troops in the various districts will be arranged in numerical order. . Tic- - Vanguard troops will bring up the rear of the parade, all ItH.M AN Ml IKIN' A Sumlav IV!,. 7 (VF) t. tv, ling li- iisr, lu highway iiclow, like a bunch of Hitlop of the hill. unis, its t ailed. 11. i N. Ami .a it rigid tin- west a: id A total of 99 Bov in tin Cache Valbv Conned, tog th r . with inveral hundred leudeix uni adult v, orkeii, v, ill j in starting Wednesday, in observance of annual tScont Anniversary week According to a program announced by Scout Executive Preston V Pond, one partu-ulahas been sr heduled for eaeh day of the week, February 8 to 14 intluxive The outline of uay-- is as follows: Wednesday, anniversary day; Thursday, Si out home day ; Friday, Scout school day; Saturday. Council mobilization day: Sunday, Scout church day. Monday. Stout community day, Tuesday, Si out institution day MOBILIZATION AT PRESTON Although special observance is plarned for each day, by far the most pretentious obsei vance will be 'on Saturday- - when all Scouts anu Scout workers in the council will gather m Preston. Idaho, for a general mobilization of the en. swirlcil acres Indue as the major storn, of the winter st'iiclc with the full fury of wind ami fre.7ii:g cold. Tile howl of the wind spclli d death to ninny a jobless It m ant suffi ring to millions. The winter) ordeal, dreaded in homes ull over America, came ull at blij.ird blinding Old Man Winter, apparently afr.ud that he had not Ire Red Cache Valley just right thiu far this season, turned on the cold weather Monday night and early The Logan police department is this morning to send the merto a ne w low level for holding a 1932 Plymouth sedan cury found apparently abandoned on (HIM. NORTH WISH 4A4HE West Center street rally Monday SUFI-P- official at the weaThe morning. The car was left stand- ther bureau atreading the USAC, was a ing where found until late Monof 17 below The strange thing is tht the fattest ladies seem most proud ri as their bare legs, each much as eighteen inches wide a little way above the knee. They have a right to be proud, be- day when it was towed to police . cause fat legs mean presaved The has Idaho 1333 auto strength, which is required for motherhood. license No There were no Human beings arc creatures of keys iu the. machine hut it was habit and established customs and unlocked. Chief of Police G. A. Mecham, they need to be. When they break away, they do strange things and Tuesday, was attempting to get in touch with officers of Bannock become strange objects. county at Pocatello, .where the Franklin D. Roosevelt, has one license was issued. At govplan already announced. ernment expense the Tennessee valley would be made over, reforestation in the highlands, flood control basins, huge water power development, reclamation of floodbottom I iili.un H'.i a look tL.it nmm I Activities mid-sout- x! unprofitable marginal lands, from farm pursuit, back to the farm W ! - ' ed See Many Scout Lopran s sonn-timi- nniver.sary Week To Low For 10: ill .481-- 4 3-- 4 TWDS A HART FINDsTeAcT H NEW with If n typical (p TCI ST BILL" ID ROCKIES Mariied. July .48 .48 Sept. ireny Ladies On The Beach. The Fatter, The Prouder. The Roosevelt Plan. High Low Close .47 ALL ALONE IN THE HILLS v 1933) (Copyright. Open May PRICE FIVE CENTS 2. JT& r Wheat i. ", 1 I fYYMCS uJ ST A TIT OCAMWTJUVSlV.BJLaJ 1 JLi I Grain Range ouir: voa i, The Weather Wed-Dt-sd- new |
