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Show 'C' THE HERALD-.- l OURN Mr. home. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gibson attended a family reunion at Ogden last week. Mrs. Slerill Wehb left this week for Portland, Ore., to join her hus-ba- n who is employed there. They expect to make their home there indefinitely. The ward Sunday ganized B. Santa Barbara, California, accompanied them after visiting a few her brothers, days here with George, Leonard and LeGrande Butterworth. Willis Chatterton returned home Monday from a trip to Twin Falls where he spent a few days at the home of his uncle, Jim Atkinson and family. The Jolly Neighbors club sponsored a canyon party in High Creek canyon Thursday afternoon. A few games of bridge were enjoyed and a luncheon served to eight. Mrs. LeGrande Butterworth was an inScore honors were vited guest. won by Mrs .J. D. Cooke and Mrs. Garnet Woodward. no-ho- st two-cour- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Atkinson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayne at their home in Collinston, Utah, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Gamble is visiting with her parents at Rupert this week. Mr and Mrs. Lorin Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Hampton were in Ogden Saturday visiting with their brother, Parley Hampton who is ill at a hospital there. Mrs. Vern Oliverson spent Saturday and Sunday at Brigham City with her daughters, Grace and Helen. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lowe made HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Caused by Tired Kidneys Many of those gnswing, nagging, painful backaches people blame on cohla or strains are often caused by tired kidney. and may be relieved when treated in t tie right way. The kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood. Most people pass about 3 pints a day or about 3 pounds of waste. If the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filters don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays in the blood. These poisons may start nagging backaches, rheumatic pains, lumbago, leg pains. lo68 of pep and energy, get! ing up mglita, swelling, putnneaa under tue eyes, headaches and dirtiness. Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's -- r. PAGE THREE. and Ida lone Cook as teaehors. Dr. Richards, in consequence of his acquaintance with this region has written the history of Mendon, Wellsville and Cache Vailey. He lias also written the first and only comjjlcte history of the Mormon church in Italy. His next alma mater was Deseret university, being favored with the wise instruction of Dr. John R. Iark, Brof. J. B. Toronto, Doctors J. T. Kingsbury, J. H. Paul ami Howard. The doctor's next seminary of learning was the University of he was Michigan, from which graduated in the year 1k;k) with the degree of LL.B. He remained in this university for a postgraduate course and was awarded the degree of LL.M. in lb91. In the spring of 1H92, he went to Paris, France, and Geneva, Switzerland and entered the University as a student of Roman Law and the Napoleon Code. He was awarded the degree of Licencie en Droit, the equivalent of LL.B. He remained in the university for another year and was accorded the degree of Doctor of Laws. Doctor Richards then practiced law in Utah and Idaho until 1898, when he was sent on a mission to Baris, France, Geneva Switzerland, Sunday "t " - , , :gf you about 4 7S ' 4 J y " " 1 y , .4 'Y i 5 4 Dunkley and assistants, Ivan .3 ' it f vv VC - V ' - v; Vf - school reorevening. Supt. P. Geary and Russell Bradford were released and the following sustained in their stead: Cecil Woodward as superintendent and assistants, Quentin Shumway and Russell Bradford. Nadean Lowe registered at the Logan high school Monday where she will attend school this year. At the annual school election held Mrs. Tuesday afternoon, Frank Woodward and Quentin Shumway were voted in as new members of the school board to Garnet Woodward and replace Peter G. Whitehead whose terms have expired. Mrs. J. O. Cooke and daughter. Helen are spending the week in Salt Lake and Ogden with relatives. Miss Kliss Hobbs of Preston was the guest of Miss Lorraine Butterworth at her home last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Williams of Lewiston were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Biggs at their home this week. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Doney and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Doney spent Sunday at Logan at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merio Neeley. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Fuhriman were in Ogden Sunday visiting with relatives. Mrs. Fuhrimans sister Miss Lois Robbins of Plain City accompanied them home for a few days' stay. Mrs. Alden Lillywhite of Washington, D. C. and Miss Bernice Noble of Smithfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Woodward at their home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward are leaving next week for Mink Creek where Mr. Woodward will begin his work as instructor in the high school. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Woodward left Monday on a vacation trip to the Yellowstone park. Miss Delores Kirby and Earl Christensen of Glencoe accompanied them on the trip. Mrs. Sarah Bennett of Smith-fiel- d spent a few days last week visiting at the home of her sisters, Miss Maggie Wright and Mrs. Lizzie Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allen and family made a trip to Perry, Utah, Sunday. Their daughter, Beth, returned home with them after visiting a week at the home of her uncle there.. Dr. Daniel B. Richards, a native at northern Utah, has announced his candidacy for district judge ot the First Judicial district of Utah, comprising 'ache, Boxelder and Rich counties, on the Republican ticket. Dr. Richards is amply qualified for this offue. Ho is a man of excehent ediua'ioii and abundant experience which were all gained bv hard labor of from twelve to eighteen hours daily, his well-laiplans for future purposes always being considered. Mill Creek, Utah, is the place of his birth and first education, thence to Mendon. Utah, being one of the very first pioneers of Cache countv, where the Richards family settled in the spring of lsaii. During his growth he worked on the farm and was the first boy on the west sale of Cache Valley to attend college in Logan, the first college being the Cache Valley seminary with James Leish-malrof. Davis, J. Z. Stewart d , - ? G f fi K iif ? jf J L '7 - V I , y c ; r .r f c . ' v V : t z p, hr J ' : S "z l & v and Mrs. F. F. Whitt, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Christenson and Mr and Mrs. Henry Sparkman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanson and family left Friday for California where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Butt of Brigham City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox entertained with Sunday dinner. Pi ices were marked for Mrs Scott and family of Tremon-ton- , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bott of Brigham City and Mr. E. H. Allen and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Allen and son, Dennis and daughter, Reta, attended the Spackntan reunion in High Creek canyon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Allen entertained with a family dinner on Sunday. Places were marked for Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hendricks and son Paul of Montpelier, Mrs. Alice Titensor and sons, Allan and Richard of Santa Anna, Calif., and Mrs. Phebe Allen. Shes a Pro Sulky Driver MADRID, Sept. 3 OMh Sixteen American citizens were on their way to the east coast and safety today after a last warning from tha state department to leave the capital. They entrained last night for Valencia and Alicante, where the American Cruiser Quincy is expected to call today to embark them. feUStfi Td SMfcnwtfe a Fcr Sehoot Hy-rt.- Real Values for Misses! TWIN SETS Miss Helen Davis, Vacaville, Cal., not onP; raises and trains trotters and pacers, but she races them in competition with the best of the men and is aid to be the only woman driver in professional competition. Shes shown with Barbara U., one of the trotters she will drive In the California State Fair har.tess events earlyinSeptembcr. -- 25c 25c Sportclads of pure wool worsted Smart color combinations. Thev 8 to 16 really look REST RET hand-mad- MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho, Sept. . R. Mason, Chemawa, Ore. Only survivor of a head-o- n car collision near here yesterday which instantly killed three Oregon residents was recovering today, according to Dr. P. E. Evans, his physician. His condition was improved. 2.98. Jackets, ATHLETIC SOX 9i. to 12 ATHLETIC SUPPORTER Slt-9- 8 i 3 Cut for action 32 oz. navy blue wool. Talon fastener front. Mens Melton 1 SURVIVOR IMPROVES U'.i:i--E- OANDllI ILL - Cove News Items 3 li Gandhi, leader of millions of India's Hindus, was taken to the civil hospital at W'ardha today, with a high temperature which had been developing for six BOMBAY, India, Sept. Mahatma the ward hall on Friday evening before a large crowd of parents days. and children. The program was as follows: Reading, Seth Allen; flr nmt'j' song, Boyd Larson; tap dance, Reta Allen and Darlene Hatch; recitation, Bonadele Cornish; vocal solo, Marie Eskelson; recitation, Carma Jean Cornish; solo, Rulon Titensor, accompanied by Barbara Larson, and a tap dance by Elcen Eskelson and Chloc War deli. The remainder of the evening was spent dancing. RefreshIF ments were served. Mrs. Ralph Day and Mrs. Glen Day entertained in honor of their daughters Luan and Beth, who were observing tlt'ir birthday anniversaries on Friday afternoon Dainty refreshments were served to fifteen small children. Games were enjoyed by the group. U BOYS TOUGH M. K. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cornish and family of Logan spent Sunday with M.' and Mrs. R. L. Allen and Mrs. Effie Wardell. The following couples enjoyed a canyon party at High Creek canyon on Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Eskelson, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Cornish, Mr. Tea-ros- SUITS Sport backs, panelled for easj comfort! Rough tweeds, smootl flannels . . . checks, plaids! YOUR a7 COULI) TALK, it would plead for CASTLE GATE DUSPRUF Coal from the first Quantity ! Oxhide Overalls For boys and girls. Firm, yet soft wool worsted plaited on cotton for strength. Sizes 5 to 7. through the last day of the heating or Blue S. ripe Boys Fast Color Husky 2.20 denim, cut full for Dress Shirts comfort wear! RAYON PANTIES buckles, Short, with elas- tic top and ribbed band bottom. Flesh. 2 to 16. and Parva turned in seams. 1SC All sizes 2 to 16! Full cut of high count percales, and broadcloth. chambrays Smart patterns! Durable! Serviceable y For Girls! 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Dr. Richards has the characteristics w hich should be in the possession and part of the judicial tefEKNtyiWlW WMleady " V rifrnrtfiifaii heat-unit- MANY SIZfcS AND MODI LS . . OLD OR NF.W FURNACES and Piedmont, Italy, and to Berlin, Germany. In 1929, he with his son Daniel, went to Geneva, the seat of the League of Nations where he busied himself a:; missionary and otherwise. In 1930, he returned to Paris and associated himself with one of the large law firms and maintained a private law office in Montparnasse. He has recently returned to Utah and intends to live in Logon, where he has a law ,r '. No fuel rivals coal for steady even beat. No fuel gives more s per dollar' than coal. With the new Iron Fireman Coal Flow, no fuel gives more all around convenience than coaL The new Coal Flow handles coal from bin to fire as easily as other installations handle oil or gas. Have your dealer deliver the coal into the bin, and the Iron Fireman Coal Flow does the rest. to 50 But convenience isnt all you get. You save from 15 over firing coal by hand, because the Iron Fireman way of to firing is much more efficient. Saves 25 in fuel cost over oil or gas, and gives you more steady heat. See a demonstration Iron Fireman. of this marvelous Prepare for a 'summer home next winter. Prices are lowest in Iron Fireman history, and terms can be arranged. Pi : ENTERS RACE FOR vsfxv Mrs. Barnett Cornish and Mrs. Eskelson entertained in Lyman MORONS IN POSSESSION honor of Mrs. Herbert ChristenCAMBRIDGE, Mass., Sept. 3 UJ son and Miss Golda Taylor of Salt Dynamic morons have pushed Lake City on Thursday evening. Pills, used surcessf idly by nullions for over 40 aside inert intellectuals and seized The guests were seated at small will help the control in the years. They give happv relief and world, Dr. Etienne tables centered with early fall 15 miles of kidney tulies flush out poisonous Gilson, celebrated French philoso- flowers. A delicious luncheon was waste from the blood. Get Doans I ills. Advertisement pher, asserted today. served to Mrs. Albert Day, Mrs. Aldon Cornish, Mrs. Henry Cornish, Mr... Roy Eskelson, Mrs. Glen Day, Mrs. Ralph Day, Mrs. Miltpn Barnes, Mrs. P. K. Hayes and the guests of honor. Tables were arranged for bridge and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Milton Mrs. Ralph Day, and Barnes. Mrs. Albert Day. Mr. ana Mrs. Andrew Nash of 1rcston, Mrs. Myers of Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olson of Weston were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Cornish were COAL FLOWS Salt Lake City visitors on MonFROM BIN TO FIRE day. Norma Warded, who has been employed at Pocatello during the summer months, returned home to attend school at North Cache. The Primary presented a homecoming program and dance at tell o ! Salem last week-enMr. and Mrs. Dalian Woodward are spending a few weeks vacation in California. Mrs. E. J. Smith left Wednesday for Milford, Utah to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Smith and family. Leon Fames and family of Los Angeles called on Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Atkinson at their home on His daughters, Mary Thursday. Jane and Vera remained for a few days' stay at the Atkinson home. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Nash, their son, Lyle, Marion Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Butterworth made a trip to Salt Lake City Mrs. Lyle Smith of Thursday. Let us 1 JUDGES POSITION L. W right and a trip i Perry, Brigham City and Mrmiml Mrs. H B Hawkes went Utah, Sunday. Their to halt Lake City Tuesday to at- - Trernonton, Dayie, returned home tend the funeral seiaieea for Geo. daughter, with them after spending a week H. Dern. at Ierry where she was employed. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Porter Mrs. Wilburn Robinson and chilmade a business trip to Ogden dren returned home Sunday from Tuesday. a three weeks' stay at Maiad with Mr, and Mrs. Kryon Bean, for- relatives. mer teaeher in the Franklin Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Whitehead school were over-nigof and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Morriguests Mr. and Mrs. Boss Gibson at their son were in Salt Lake Monday home Saturday night. Mrs. Bean and Tuesday on business. was formerly Miss Echo Willis of Mr. and Mrs. James A. AnderLeh: Utah. son and children of Spanish Fork Miss Helen Oli verson underwent were of Mrs. Anderson's an operation for appendicitis at sister, guests Mrs. C. B. Blamires ana a Brigham City hospital Friday family last week. night. Melba Biggs and Alberta Packer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Lowe a few of last week at spent attended the Belnap reunion at Smithfield at days the Reed Halverson : SEPTEMBER THURSDAY, LOGAN. UTAH, 10,000 Hear Landon Blast New Deal Propaganda FRANKLIN NEWS Mr. am A I,, 804 N. 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