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Show t TAGE SIX. T II ROPY AUTO HERALD-JOURNA- Farmer Herschel Bullen Laments New Deal Farm Plan Funeral AUTO painting. Body & fender C'OMISII services for works. Tops & glass. Trices reasWilliam Henry Cornish, 72, of All work guaranteed. onable. Lava Hot Springs, will be held Chas. W. Miller, 428 North 1st at Franklin ward chapel WedF-89-East. Ph nesday at 3 p. m. Friends mav call at the home of George F. ROULTRY AND SUPPLIES Cornish, Franklin, today and until time of the Wednesday TLACE your order now for U. 3. services. Interment will be in the at and certified approved chicks Franklin cemetery. Funeral servSear s new low price. All breeds ices directed by Hendncks Moravailable. IT. S. Certified leghorns tuary of Preston. os low as 7Uc ea in lots of 100. All chicks fully guaranteed. Scht's carries a complete line of F-e salesOPPORTUNITY for Poultry needs for you. man. See Logan Music Thurs. ' FOR RENT, MISCEL. eve 6:30. (The Capitol Theatre F-- 5 is next door to us). BUSINESS bldg. $35. 378 N Main. 1939 under headline College Pres2 Ph. 5H4. ident Predicts Great Future for EverGOOD kalsonune brushes. Farms you quoted Dr. Elmer G. 0 36 COUPE, cheap. 84 W 1 No. F-ton's. Peteison, president of the USAC, 1940 CHEV. sedun, perfect condiAgriculture has a future saying: F-- 5 SPECIAL NOTICES 587. 14.000 mi. Ph. $680. tion, gi eater than uny past it has ever but you did not quote him 32 SPORT Chev. coupe, cheap. 157 hud, WELDERS are being placed. 2 W 0 S. saying "when. Learn welding the practical way. On November 20, 1040, under Inq 357 Co. Main. Galloway. M-FURN HOUSES FOR SALE headline "Loss of wheat maiket IT PAYS FOR ITSELF Cut your you explained by AAA expert fuel bill Si be comfortable keep 4 RM. home, mod., bath. Ph. 932-quoted Alphonzo Chnstenaen say4 out cold, dust and soot with ing: 'We are living in a changing & weatherstripping. caulking without obliga- HOUSES FOR RENT FURN. wot Id . . . Just what Is ahead we Demonstration know but we do know that don't tion. Ph. 1345. that were once open to markets F-- 8 1460. 5 RMS. mod Ph. $25. HOUSEWIVES, please note that the American farmer are closed Everton's Scotch floor wax is we and there's no need made front expensive imported HOUSES FOR RENT UNF. still have them. Notpretending very flatterwaxes and is much more durable 2 RMS., newly papered Si painted. ing for eight years of new dcal-tsthan cheap waxes which are F-- 8 Hand it to Expert Alphonzo Inquire 374 E 7 N. made mostly of' parafin wax. F-- 8 tnough for telling the truth. M-- 2 " 5 RMS. mod. gar. Phone 690. On November 22, 1940, you credPERSONALS 2 r, 3 & 4 KM. homes. 691 N 3 E. ited another expert, Sidney J. with saying, a strong agribrick home, Btoker, corner DEAR Lady Get Venetian blinds 4th No. 4th E. Ph. 124, Smithfield. culture is essential to a strong nabefore you entertain. You get F-- 8 tion, and Sidney even got extrathem quicker at Evertons. They and Baid, the farm income F-are better, too MOD. 8 rms., near college. Bargain. vagant has been increasing the past few F-- 8 555 E 5th No. Ph. 1322-whereas as a matter of years, WANTED TO BUY 7 4 I LOGAN, UTAH, TUESDAY, L, FEBRUARY 4, 19 41. fundamentally the most what the experts say, Lo, the is the poor Farmer." important in the nation, Notwith-the moat unsolved of all. Respectfully, ' Herschel Bullen, standing the spending of 60usbillion Cache County Farmer. with leaves dollars, eight years d of our population still The Great Eastern was the first and and What a medley? After eight first peryears of planning, of county millions unemployed. Promises, ship used m claying thecable. and projects, and Senator James agents, extension workers, farm eloquent and high sounding, have manent Editor Hci been but empty bubbles, and what and graduates of Now that the farm meetings and McMurnn just passed the buck editors Highest award for golfers is the where new officials have and deolared that 'educational cultural schools swanping through once in America was Lo, the poor have welfare In the state deserves addi- fields ami grain bins, the farm Indian, is now, notwithstanding Walker cup. been elected, or been held, and now that those of us farmers that could not afford the banquet price have seen the picture of some of those receiving the honors, and have read some of their sayings, I think we may conclude that our farm brethren have presented a veritable medley, For Instance, let us hark back several months. On December 6, FUNERALS WORKS 10 live-wir- tionnl legislative consideration. Tle foregoing, Mr. Editor, in substance is our experts report on farmers and an analysis of the farmers' position in the planned economy of the new deal today. STATION .problem ill-fe- d. one-thir- trans-Atlanti- ts LOS ANGELES RAID A raid on y Sierra Madre. Oil., radio stcion, only a few miles from Santa mta racetrack, which allegedly hm.ui. race results tn a stolen cast nationwide bookmaking suuIh was disclosed today. Rmgk .mers of the syndicate now are brng sought on charges of violating the federal communications art F-1- F-1- 8 i F-1- 3 M-- F-1- f F-1- 8 LIVE poultry, top prices. Ph. 1134. Ph 706. OLD useless Si horses. F-- 5 Mh-2- 9 USED corn chopper, good condition, standard make. Jonathan F-- 4 Smith. Benson. CALVES ii veal. Ph. Hyrum 33. F-1- 3 HIGHEST prices paid for barley. Rees Feed, Smithfield. Ph. 74. F-1- 2 APTS. TOR RENT fact in the year 1939 the American FURND. farmers share of the national in335 N come was the lowest since statistics have been kept. On November 28, 1940 the Salt 2 RMS., elec. equ. stm. ht. 142 E Ixike Tribune credited Ward C. 0 5 No. Holbrook, state farm bureau pres2 RMS., elec. equ. Stm. htd. 142 E ident, with presenting the grim 0 5 No. picture of a farm class producing .refood and the nation clothing RMS. mod. $12.50. 216 S 1 E.M 2 and condemned to the quires M-wages of slavery for their diligent KMS. htd. elec. equ. 58 S 4 E. efforts' F-- 8 Like a bolt from the blue then came jovial Grover B. Hill, assis5 5 RMS. htd., new. 205 E 3 N. tant secretary of agriculture, disAPT. elec, equipt. 168 W 3rd No. pelling the gloom with this shot F-- 4 in the arm: Sure the farm probVACANCY. Astle apU. 93 E 3rd No. lem will be solved. Americans albut F-- 4 ways solve their problems. like the aforesaid distinguished 3 RMS. elec, equipt. htd. 65 W 2nd new dealers he did not say when. 8 No. In your issue of November 30. an article by Mr. Ray 1940, in S RMS., priv. bath. 234 E 1 N. Ph. Nelson under a headline National F-- 6 708. Official faints Cheering Picture of 1 RM. htd. 694 N 5 E. Ph. 383. 3 American Agriculture, you say F-- 5 COZY S rms. 265 No. 4 E. "American farmers have nothing to feci blue about, and later on 3 RMS. pnv. bath, clean. 98 So. IE. quote the same distinguished Mr. 8 Hill saying, when our distribution 3 RMS. furn. Ph. 873-8 system is improved then there will 3 RMS. bath, elec. equ. 480 E 4 No. be no over production." Please note Mr. Hill did not say "when. 2 On November 30, 1940, in a Chi2 RMS. deluxe, couple. 275 N 3 E. cago AP article Edward A. O'Neal, 0 president of the American Farm RMS. stm. htd. elec, equipped, Bureau Federation, said the farmers feel that the government farm 6 garage. 464 E 5 No. (AAA) haa failed to give 1 DE LUXE aptmnt Heated, el. eq. program them full economic parity with othSee basement attendant 310 E er groups ana that something 2 N. 4 should be done about it, but again like the above quoted experts he APTS. FOR RENT UNFRD. did not say what", and when. And on January 13, 1941 we RMS. htd. elec, equipt 368 E find our new Governor Herbert B. 6 Cent Maw saying: Tne condition of our NEW. mod. 3 lg. rms. bath heated. fanners is dangerously bad. I am 224 So. 3rd E. 8 told that the average family Income of farmers in whole counties of our Btate is less than $250.00 FOR SALE MISCEL. per year. Many of us are mentally whipped reconciled to the belief s. YOUTH bed with spring-fille- d that hope has gone, converted to F-- 4 $13. 448 W 1 N. should support the GUERNSEY heifer, freshen soon. us " thought society Mother's production over 400 lbs. And just as Republicans predictPh. Lowell Hillyurd, Smithfield ed m the 1940 campaign we find 119-F-evenings. the assault on our sugar beet into GOOD team, 7 years old. Inq. dustry progressing according Grant Higginson, Smithfield. F-- 5 new deal planning. The 1941 beet ia being axed by the adAPARTMENT house, four indivi- acreage and the distinguished dual apts. Close in $3675, Stewart-Harriso- ministration. Senator Norris of Nebraska says F-- 4 ne is very much afraid we can't stoker. Bargain. do anything" about it. Senator F-- 8 Norris fuither very rightfully Ralphs Plumbing. says: HAY $4 T. Sheldon Eppich, Tren'I want to do something. The to n. f-- 5 result of the acienge reduction is F-MOTOR scooter. Ph. 1079-very unjust, particularly to Nebraska. Fundamentally it is absoALFALFA del. Egan. Ph. 468-lutely wrong to put any limitation 5 on production of uny product when HAY del. Cliff Hansen. Ph. 067-Jwe consume more than we pro0 duce, and that is the case with suDURO water pumps ti repair gar. narts. Baugh Plumbing Co, 115 You will recall Mr. Editor, the So. Main. F,6 message I resident Roosevelt sent to Cuba after his first election. You will also recall what SecreROOMS FOR RENT tary Wallace has said from time to time on the sugar beet industry. 9 COZY, furn. bdrm. 21 S 1 E. Isn't it the truth Mr. Editor, that FURN. htd. 357 N I E. Ph. 1013-we usually get wnat we vote for. 9 Finally we come to .vour issue of January 27, 1941 where you tell about 200 partaking of the bounNew Caledonia NOUMEA, at the French authorities here today sup- ties of the American farm Cache farm bureau banquet. You pressed news of the departure of did not cost was the per say what an American-buil- t patrol bombmany were honest er with its Australians crew, re- plate, nor how manure dirt to goodness farmers, portedly bound to hunt German sea raiders in the south Pacific. spreaders, cow milkers, beet topdid say that but etc,, you pers, 3 RMS., bath. Main floor. 3 E. F-1- 0 F-1- F-1- 2 F-1- TRANSFER AND STORAGE DEPENDABLE moving, local ii long dist. Storage ii packing F-- 3 Johnson Transfer. Ph. 314. RELIABLE MOVERS, storage. packing, shivping. j. W. Ault ii A 30 , Son Ph 44 -- EXCHANGES F-2- F-1- EXCHANGE your old electric iron for a new one at Everton's. Hot point, Choose from Iron F-- 8 Master, G. E.. Universal. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ROOM mod. home, full bsmt., F-- 6 furnace, cheap. 89 E 4 S. 42 ACRES choice land, sandy loam, full water right, located College 9 Hill. Phone 434. OR for rent, 6 room modern home. 3500. 279 Piaat 6th North 0 6 ' . I V F-1- F-1- WANTED TO RENT HOUSE close to bus. district. Ph. F-- 8 Clark ii Bari. 50. F-2- F-2- F-2- F-2- F-1- F-1- F-2- F-2- NOTICE! anElectrolux Corporation nounces that a change has been made in the representation In the of Cache Valley and Box Elder county. For Sales, Supplies and Services call upon I. Jay Frarapton, 342 W. 2nd S., Logan; D. D. Hyer, Ph. Lewiston, or Justin Nelson, 30 S. 4 E., BrigPh. 395-ham, Utah. territories 26-J- WE MAKE KEYS mat-tres- 5 n. J. 8 F-1- ALS BIKE SHOP 46 West 1st No. Th. 418-- LOANS 10 to 300 LIVESTOCK, AUTOS, FURNITURE, ETC. e Loans Passed on Same Day of Application! e AD Transactions Handled Here, Including Fay mental a Full Amount of Loan In Cash! STATE LOAN COMPANY 1. F-1- F-2- F-1- COAL Once Tried Always Used! Delivered Price: STOVE and $700 uu ton LUMP I 590 OF LOGAN D. J. WILSON, Manager 29 W. if ' 1st N. Phone 260 FERRELL BROS. 575 N. Main Phone 271 j Bureau President Ward C. Holbrook said: Everyone but farmers let the legislators krow what they want Farmers keep still and receive the short end of the deal, which prompted our Representative William C. England to spill a bowl of cheer that by assuring the farmers "most legislators are interested in farm problems. George Noble and John Schenk bore their testimony as to farm bureau organization State Farm OVER OUR MXJNrAM-60W- 5 INFORMATION DEPT. H wr-o- l FLAVOR" RAGS. WE'RE GOING TOP CASH PRICES Paid for hides, pelts, furs, animals. Colorado Animal Logan 49 Collect. MMM1 COME ON and dead or useless Co. Phone F0LGERS WC krVfconov5 s' Mar.-1- 9 WANTED, LIVESTOC- K- WHAT AN EARFUL GOTFROM TNE GROCER! Sure, says our grocer. Men rave about Folger's, Mrs. Baxter. Its mountain-grown flavor gets em! Has lots more vigor than the lowland coffees in 3 out of 4 brands on my shelves. Folgers is grown in mountain atr.sunshme and volcanic soil that produces flavor so 00 housewives say you can use I. less of Folger's and Ret delicious coffee your husband will cheer rich-7,0- Top prices paid for live or dead horses, cattle; also feeder hogs. Whites Trout Farm, Phone Hyrum, 11 R-2, CrilloeL . (ea A-- l IL RAGS: So 1 made it my business to stop Dors in front of a Folgar sign. Knew sha'd get the idea. I AVAJIASU W Om HGULA A NO DHP Gil HD RAGS; Thats right! Instead of ui apoom of coffee for 4 cupa Dor used 3 spoors of Fnlgrr'sl J'-- |