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Show Hgrtiirtrfiifflwfrii' PAGE TWO. THE HER THURSDAY, LOGAN, UTAH, ALD-JOURNA- I E 11 R U A R Y THE GHOST SHII The Those who are governed least aie governed Lest. I honias Jefferson. WAS UNCLE SAM HASTY HANNING DIRIGIBLES? THE United States has taken quite a healing in connection its attempts to make something of the giant and after the Mai on fill into the sea oft the California coast it was geneially admitted that the heating was dm-gihl- linal and jieimanent. Now, however, the ghost (,f the lug xk liner is gliding through the clouds ome mine. The inniinittte of scientists AT NAZI REVENGE Chap writes me about Hitler W hy blame poor Hitand say s ler for his delusions of grandeur He merely followed Nietzsche, Kaiser Bill and Bismarck Somehow these Dutch, some 50 years years oacK, gut the notion tnat they were Gott, and despite all evidence to the contrary, still retain that futile idea The chap writes well, bat be has not studied Nietzsche, nor old Schopenhauer Hitler is no produit of Nietzsche, no more than he is a product of GerHitler is not a German many bv birth, or philosophy, or innate feeling The notion of Hitler is that Germany contains the last remnants of the race called Nordics and that the Nordics are ordained by XVotan, and other pagan god ,, to rule the earth That is merely a new phrasing ol Kaiser Bills more Chustmn motto of Me and God, but it is not any more Nietzsche than it is Victor Hugo Listen to Nietzsche for a moment I see over and beyond all these nat'onal wars new empires,' and whatever else he3 in the furcgiound What I am concerned with, for I see it preparing slowlv and hesitatingly, is the United Europe It was the real work, the one impulse in only the souls of all the d and dee thinking men of this country this preparation of a new synthesis Only in their weaker moments, or when they grew old, did they fall bilk again into the narrowness, the national narrowness of - then they the Fathe. landers' were once mere patriots ' ' I tun thinking of men now like Napoleon, Heinrich, Heine, Goc'he, Beethoven, Stendhal, Sc ho- air-hi- ;. Of? Practically all of America's cxgeinnce with the huge rigid dirigible has been confined to the nav , and it is not an experience which the navy malls with pleasure. V v pe sea. With that dismal record, it is hardly suiptising that the Navy department feels like doing all of its flying in airplanes hereafter. Yet this report of the scientists is something that cant be laughed off,. These men had no ax to grind; they are, furthermore, men who know what they are talking about, and they have had ample opportunity to study the question from all angles. When they announce, then, that it is their sober belief that big airships like the Akron and Macon can be built and operated with reasonable assurances both cf safety and of usefulness, they must be listened to. When they say that it would pay the country to build more of these craft, and expel iment thoroughly-unt- ik airship potentialities and limitations were fully known, their statement demands AFTER all is said and done, -the Germans seem to be able these giant airship- without dropping them into the ocean. Our technical skill should be at least equal to that of Germany; our willingness to experiment with a spectacular new form of transportation should be fully as great. It is hard to avoid the feeling that the big rigid dirigible will yet play an important part in mans conquest of space and time. The report of this committee of scientists compels us to consider the whole question from a fresh OUR CACHE OF HUMOR BY RODNEY DUTCHER SEA Service S Correepondent Into the hurly-burl- the constant strain, and the partisan bitterness of the capital, there sometimes comes a touch of comic relief which greatly relieves the tension of life here. Much cf tin comedy Is unconscious. Frequently it is Congressman Maury Maverick of Texas who introduces such wit and humor as is obtained by design. Maverick has an idea that laugh- ter and ridicule weapons. are important , California had an amendment to forbid teaching or advocating the legislative program of the American Liberty League in Indian schools. "I rise as the champion of the freedom of speech in deiense of the American Liberty League," said "Does the gentleman Maverick mean to tell me he intends to deny the pure doctrines of James M. Beck and his pal, Newton Baker. who received $50,000 to decide the TV A before it came into court, and the doctrines of other impeccable and self righteous citizens for the du Pouts and the holding companies, from being taught to cur Indian children? "Does the gentleman mean hz would prevent the teaching o the Indian chidren of the doctrine of Mr. Sixty Grand Shouse. who gets of salary and allowable expense a $60,000 a year? Indians know they probably lot about horses but know about Twenty Grand du Pont they should know the . horse known as Sixty Grand. even iso, Mr. Svovt. I would let the Llbei ty League talk. Yould who you deny these gentlemen claim to be sole guardians of the Constitution the right also to be guardians of our Indian children? SCOTT I r- of routine, dull committee reports is Maverick's minority report against the bill permitting certain American officials to accept medals bestowed on them by some Latin American governments. Had I earned a foreign medal In the late war against the German Imperial Government, said he in the printed report, "when we entered the war to end wars there now being no wars and with deeverywhere mocracy throughout the world I suppose I should have worn it. But this bill ought to be defeated. "Congress can legislate and debate on medals and titles of noThis should give us pr'de. bility It appears we cannot legislate on the welfare of those who live from the soil (and all humanity does) for that Is a mere local matter hence, the welfare of 125,000,000 people is not within our scope. Nor can W provide naturally even for minimum decent labor to protect states as Standards against each other, or for millions of workers on whose lives and purchasing power the welfare of the nation, and buiness, depends. . . . But we can dress our officers in foreign medals from foreign and that proud governments; power we must jealously guard, and if we permit all our powers to be usuiped. as appears likely, we can devote much of our time to Thus we can pass decorations. our time. . one-ma- thriving much sarcasm. proposed a foreign decoration for every faimer, every uuc.plojcd person, every starving die in pei son, that they may A i. cl, "For Every Unfortugloiy nate Citizen a Medal, since "its probably unconstitutional to give them anything to eat, whereas Congress tleaily has the bf medal-lin- g destined to become YJROBABLY power. famous as a depai lure from the (Copj right. 193$, NEA Service, Inc.) AFTER that Up-to-Da- te unshaven and unshorn But my Up to a few months ago sponge wyffe say "A murrain on such rubber could not be sliced thinner pishposh, we will go to the moun- than a fourth of an inch Although tains as of yore And so, mourn- it. had been manufactured with a ing the death of romance, to bed rubber skin on both sides to as thm as inch, it could not be Make mine vanilla' Wouldnt it be swell if we had sliced The skin detrarts from the k days and got paid peculiar qualities of the rubber Howdy, folks Thursday is the you come out in favor of the day five-da- y week because thats as far as the Saturday paycheck stretches five-wee- HEALTH HINTS One way to make a fortune in g the game would be to take a few lessons from Mr Joe who makes plenty lifting faces. A company is being formed to save the mud thrown in the coming election and make beauty packs out of it If eyebrow pluck'ng consumes too much of Milady time, a few swipes with a blowtorch will prove efficacious Runs in stockings may be stopped by dipping them in strong glue and hanging on the line until dry Diving suits are now being worn by book and insurance agents, as a health fad BEAUTY & face-liftin- Hit'er charged Jews with responsibility for Germany s troubles of the last decade as well as for He referred to political terror the Jewish enemy as he raised BRIGHT MOMENTS In Great Lives Sen coun-Loui- JNDIGESTION, , sour stom-- s h, dizzy spells, from causes that can be relieved by a tome have been overcome by Dr. ga'-.v- Golden Pierces man who takes any part in the bottles of Ur Pierce 5 C,okl every way mendacious race swindle" Wed cal Discovery made me feel belter Don t blame Friedrich Nietzsche en than 1 had felt in some time 1 v as able for Hiller, the beer hall putsch to sleep and was 'not troubled with stomach squaw ker would gtt short shift distress and gas Huy now at drug stop from Piitdiuh today, also vice versa Vdvt rtisement lo Homes and Vacant Building Lots 3 luuillv sol! v ! ill small homes for from usli saks and ollnis ash dovwi pdmrut, I havt V, monthly $31 $1800 to 4 bulamp mst lllnu ht 3 right aim Have a call now I have i nhauer nationalists of for pirns all-- , for honus within the above range a red hot buyer for a small home $2000 q . . List your home Vacant building lots are also in demand and building lot offering with me, and 1 sell um if they can be sold 11 The rubber is now put through a new process that will permit of an inch slicing as thin as All of the air is squeezed out of the rubber by rollers and a solidi- fying agent is (ftawn into the pores of the sponge as it expands In a while the rubber is a solid block that can be cut on a slicing machine similar to that used by The new thin rubber butchers will be used for crush-pronecktie lining, wrapping for .flower pots, etc q Herschel Bullen REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE No. 7 Thatcher Ruilding Utah Logan - rsr fVTRl UUTRIUTV E Borah, one of the greatest statesmen this try has produced and one of the most astute politicians, has long been a great student of foreign affairs, and the league of nations had no more . implacable foe than the gentleman from Idaho In 1919 he took his stand against the Treaty of Versailles, and in one of his speeches particularly drew the praise of foreign diplomats Borah had high regard for V, oodrow W Uson, then president, and was aloof flora the reproach which was heaped upon the president In his speeches he did not cuticize the president This caused Viscount Grey, then British ambassador to the United States to lliam Hitler DiscovMedical Mrs Mabel ery Hobbs of 926 Pier-por- .t c , Salt Lake City, Ltah, said bcccsne upset I was had entire My System practically a wreck I could not sleep and could not stand tne least noise 1 suffered m and felt miserable from indigestion s, AT r HtUfTPRIK J tI.Di rV I: an mm DDIffiffiS "A says Abigail Applesauce girl with a good figure never say yet joined a society for the supI have watched this debate te bathing carefully, and in all my experience pression of one-psuits I have never read a debate on a higher plane than that conducted by Senator Borah I OEM OK lAsMOV it A guy BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON SCIENCE NEWS IKeeping coffin, gaunt- INDIGESTION? oslavia deNietzsche He preached the doc trine spised of the individual, not the local patriotic slogan. About the last thing Nietzsche wrote was this. ' I resolve to associate with no fr- - the Addressing continued Adolf BERLIN Feb 12 pi Hitler angrily denounced Jewry HAVE YOU a- - a "sinister power today in delivering the funeral oration at Schwerin for Wilhelm Gustloff, leader of German Nazis in Switzerland, who was assassinated at Davis by David FranKfurter 26, Jewish medical student from Jug- All FIRST there was the Shenandoah, ripped to pieces in a squall over Ohio. Then there was the Akron bigger, stronger and safer than the Shenandoah and the Akron was torn to bits by a storm off the Jersey coast. Last of all was the Macon, which was in its turn an improvement on the Akron; and the Macon, like the others, ran into weather that was a little too much for it, and fell into the aiffWiTrrariirrtr You did not die in vain ' broad-minde- March hv Seuelaij ol the Nav Swanson reports that Uncle Sam (gut too soon. The pump wants to see more dirigibles built, and lulieves that continued i ralexperimentation will show that these mon tei ly do have a useful function to net fot m nroiiaffliimfwifr his voice and said But we shall take up the let HITLER HINTS it-s- jf lat liwtryfiniiMii 936. From the Hills The power to tax is the power to destroy. appointed 1 HILL BILLY HERALD-JOURNA- L Published every week-da- y afternoon by the Cache Valley Newspaper Co, at 75 West Center Street, Logan, Utah. Telephone 50 Price 5 cents a copy By mail in Cache Valiev, $2 50 a year; outside Ca he Valley, $5 00 a year. By carrier, 40 cents a rrmrth, $3 50 a year Member United Press, NEA Service, Western 1rotlam Features and The Srips League of Newspapers. Liberty thru Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffice all the Land." The at Logan, Utah, under the A( t of Congress, March Ltberty Be,l. 3, 1879. fcN 1 3, ir.fiiia usf I like Is Franklin Falling Turns off the radio While I'm calling. e and her boy friend Lil reconciled last night, but only for a few minutes She said her face was her fortune and he offtred to buy her out for two tax tokens Gee-Ge- ft hired out lecturer as a Old Joe Bungstartir to a temperance horrible example but his t was so eloquent that Joe has become worthless and lost his job He has talun to drink again, trying to get the job back If Todays Sad Case: live Jiniiny. Mr. Jimmy is the man who entcr-ed- a Salt Lake cafeteria at noon behind the and told the girl motlier-in-lacounter about Ins for two hours, while the line behind him waited. 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