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Show THE LOGAN, UTAH, PAGE EIGHT. SIDEGLANCES The Heiald-Journ- a every n k da 'iPemoon by the nter Co 75 Wes; r RAY NELSON Consider Its Value al He that lovelh his brother abideth in the light, and is none occasion of stumbling 9 in him. I John 2.10. Next Monday, the Cache county Red Cross war fund drive will be launched. there Tonight the workers from I we forbear dispute, anti practice love, should agree as angels do above. Kdmiind Waller Not liberty alone, not truth alone, but truth and liberworld. the shall yet enlighten ty, Liberty with Truth, Lo- gan who volunteer their time and services canvassing each family for contributions will meet in the chamber of commerce to make final plans for the campaign. Various other towns throughout the county will organize in like u lil t v THINGS BY will not assume financial responsibility for any 3 be Herald-Journerrors which may appear In advertisements published In Us columns. reprint that In those Instances where the paHr Is at fault, It will mistake occurs. part of the advertisement In which the typographical Vt AND T-- xn i , Certainly Making It Tough for Himself THOUGHTS XS' Cache ValPublished ( Street, Logan, Utah. ley .Newspaper Telephone all departments 5l. delivered by carrier 60 cents per The Herald-Journmonth; In advance, three months, $1.75; six months, $3.50; one year, $7.00. By mail outside of Cache Valley: In advance, per month, 00 cents, three months, $1.50; six months, $3 00; one year, $6.00. matter in the post office at Entered as second-clas- s March 4, 1879. Logan, Utah, under the act of congress, liberty BelL "Proclaim IJbcrty through all the land. THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1913 HERALD-JOURNA- L j manner. O WANTED MANPOWER N o one the Senator Green of Rhode Island, in his defense of attencalled into men 000 khaki, armys decision to put H, 200, tion to a flaw which is hampering seriously this nations war effortthe failure to make efficient use of our available manpower. Even as the spokesman for the war departthe army had helped prepare, which ment; speaking a piece he conceded that we can use anil service 8,200,000 men only if we do away with certain wasteful practices that no poli- tician yet, including Senator Green, has dared attack frontally. These include absenteeism, featherbedding, standard-of-liyin- g ; workadays, labor hoarding, private and governmental and of duties in excessive turnover personnel, duplication Services, and many lesser evils which, in the aggregate, cost s every day. hundreds of thousands of semi-offici- Everyone acknowledges how important its services are. In wartimes, each of ns knows I lie Red Cross Is veritably The Rose of No Mans Land. Rut youd lie surprised hyw many people shrug their shoulders when asked to give money or support of Red Cross. Roses? Well, there might be room for some, but were going all out this spring for mass production of beans, tomatoes, onions, radishes,. lettuce, cabbage and corn! O In case any of you would like testimony aa to the importance ot "this mother of mankind" a'nd The Washington some statements from wellknown people and organizations: her D BY DREW What Hitler does is no guide to what we should do. Nevertheless, those professional friuids of labor who force us to retain some of these wasteful practices might ponder ltiulill'ttint give a preview of how loeyal hamlle the country; show how Hitler handles undutiful Gernans who think a man lavor to rich by attitude on salOver there war. of total midst go in the they loaf can still limit ami Uimil many ary OWI says. GOP senators lino up(ilun; to prison for from 10 weeks to six months, the with remmethods. authoritarian to not nants of Huey loing machine; We are adopt prepared Lets hope that we never are driven to it, either in order to hatred of Roosevelt plays a iart in fight over Judge Higgins. win the war or because we lose the war. But neither are we WASHINGTON With Democraof the shipto tolerate irresponsibility permanently tic political popularity at a low ebb obliged one of throughout the country, the voting yard employes who walk out because of the presence man, expelled from the union for working at his war job on public Is now getting a significant glimpse of what it might expect of a holiday. a Republican Administration if elected. In recent weeks glimpse has been a bit sour. the First there was the repeal of the $25,000 salary limit which benefited the grand total of 2,500 people in the entire nation, in contrast to the millions of wives arfd mothers getting about $50 a month from men at the front. Second came GOP whoopla over the Ruml plan which would also be a windV;fall to a handful of war wealthy. Now cornea the most interesting test of all the line-u-p of Repub. . manpower could be used efficiently. lican senate rt behind the old Huey Long gang to secure apoipntment of a Huey Long judge to the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in LouisAdmiral Randall Jacobs, chief of the navys personnel iana, merely for the satisfaction of Roosevelt, bureau, told a congressional committee the other day that embarrassing old when Huey was In the days, we found that we have been just kidding ourselves and staging filibusters and hurling we were not in good physical condition to meet the exigencies jeers at dignified GOP senators, of the war and the requirements of the active service. they kept their noses in the air stalked out of the senate J Captain Homer Graf, superintendent of buildings and and chamber with untold committee naval the at the that academy, grounds written all over their faces. But der the new wartime conditioning program everybody must now they have swallowed their pride and ganged up with the remget out and do some ground work. These Annapolis cadets are the cream of the naval crop, nants of Hney Longism all for embarrassing FUR. he future ensigns, lieutenants, captains and admirals. By theThepleasure ofRoosevelt refused to judge dmixal Jacobs voluntary statement, the navy has been appoint and whom the GOP now found wanting physically. Is it now enough for the cadets interentlally supports is Hneys t j get out and do some ground work four or five days old friend) Archio Higgins, who recently voted against barring : a week? Dick Leche from the practice of law. Leche, another Tlie detachable auxiliary gasoline containers used by Huey Long satellite, is serving ten , in jail. But when his disbarJapanese airmen and dropped as soon as empty are being years ment case came befors the Supicked up by the Americans, cut in half and used as bath preme Court of Louisiana, Judge tubs. Higgins remained loyal to the memory of Huey and dissented from disbarring the imprisoned Although a n.ivv patrol bomber is made chiefly of metal, governor. ys IEARSON KIDDING OURSELVES hoUer-than-)th- small plane. cotton-covere- . This Curious World Higgins helps hi ev d While the Kingfish was still alive, Judge Higgins was even more loyal In almost every case coming before the Louisiana Supreme Cou- -t where one of Huey's policies was involved, Higgins went down the line. In 1934, for instance, Huey's candidate for election to the Supreme Court was Justice Winston Overten, whose brother. Senator Overton, is now busy persuading Republican senators to vote against Roosevelt in the current judicial battle. Winston Overton was opposed by Judge Thomas F. Porter, y Long man. But two days before the primary, Winston Over- anti-Hne- ton died. ANSWER: Miss. NEXT; Lincoln, Nint Ktliu.-Ua- ; Madison, Wisconsin, and Jackson, does milk of the rubber tree look like?1' arc This left Judge Torter as he sole candidate, and he got the Democratic nomination, which in Louisiana is tantamount to election. But Huey Long's machine- - refused to accept his nomination and called for a second primary on Oct. 9. Whereupon Judge Porter secured an Injunction from fc lower court preventing Huey's Secretary of State from putting any other candidate's name on the ballot. , But the Long crowd appealed to the Supreme Court, ' where their friend Judge Higgins agreed to consider. But very conveniently he placed the ,dute of hearing on NoV. 26, whereas Ihc primary was to bo held Oct. 9. Thus, Judge Higgins agreed to consider, six weeks after the primary, the then purely theoretical question of whethet Judge Porter coult be opposed in a primary which already had been held. Long before the argument, of course, Huey had placed another candidate, John Fournet, on the ticket and vJudge .Porter had been defeated. Chief Justice O'Neill, vigorously dissenting, held that Judge Higgins opinion emascultted the election machinery of Louisiana. . THEY 1I4TE ROOSEVELT On another occasion, Huey Long had trouble controlling the police Food Becomes War Industry BY PETER KDSON J on rnul H,, jn,,u 'orrcsMiiL(,ni IlmUd-- With food rated as one of the , during the last war, but after thp SO Dougiaa MacArthur SAY weapons of war, a whole- war their business fell off to principal The Red Cross never fails the of industries to nothing. They kept on experimentconversion sale No soldier. It brings to him a hint in a war period government ing, however,' and though their ot home, a touch of cheer, whether food processing and production is products during the intervening has been uide to uvuul inflation. now in progress. he be in teeming jungle or Arctic can come only by Co20 years met with pretty complete Inflation waste. It bears a gift to him from Many of the consumer indifference, they were ngress approprinting money and into firms going one no and yet from all. with improved processes failing to provide a method of this new busi- ready the when shipping shortages of collecting the money. no ness had General George C. Marshall, Federal Reserve Chairman the present war created a trethe with S. Eccles. chief of staff, U. S. Army The mendous demand for everything befood industry fighting efficiency of a soldier is they could turn out. so Yet fore. We must not return to the ingreatly enhanced when he knows One big advantage of the new is this that during his absence the welthe insecurity, the fears d equities, industry is that it permits nation-wid- e conof the past, but should move fofare of his loved ones is the inof the operation plant, version to food stead of a mere subject ot Interested concern other short season rward to Uie promise of the future. processing that operation common in most canthan his own, and the service of President Roosevelt. it is today prov-in- g neries. Since all the Red Cross is available to every the equipment is to be the man in the army. Both the United States and the same, conversion of Edson salvation of abasically O dehydrator from handling one Great Britain, measured by their small business firms that many Robert T. Merrill, V. F. W. product to another is in most capacity to produce wealth, will be more vigorous and far more Commander For years the Red might otherwise go to the wall. cases a matter of only hours. War When effort the production Cross has been the constant In this way, a Minnesota cream- wealthy at the end of the war of manner first all got going, friend, of the serviceman and ery association switches its sprays than they were at its beginning. veteran at home as well aa away manufacturers got into new lines from the production of dry skim But that vigor and wealth can be took if inflation or deflation from home. Our burdens have al- of business. Soapmakers contracts to make munitions, pop milk to egg powder and back sapped is allowed to get out of control. ways been lightened by the presseveral week. a In times again, British Charles Morgan-VVebence of this messenger of mercy bottlers went into shell loading tunnel drying, the dehydrators and rubber companies took con- can shift from one economist the Red Cross. fruit and tracts to make airplanes. The food vegetable to another as the variMajor-GenerThe armed forces, the men who S. B. Buckner Jr. industry conversions have been ous crops ripen. no less spectacular. The American Red Cross is one A Neatest trick of this whole con- are going into actual combat, havs tile brick and Columbus, Ohio, most loved, and most useful instiversion business has been per- placed their house in order. Their tutions. The work it has done is maker with Extensive funnel dry- formed by one Massachusetts com- spirit and their program are ail into the has ing equipment gone magnificent. pany which packs fish in winter, that patriotism and careful plaproduction of dehydrated potatoes, vegetables nning can effect. in summer with elabbe the and this conversion orate to Secretary of War Henry L, Secretary of Navy Frank Knox start of a new trend may fish the precautions keep inin the Stimson. "A m e r i c a n Bailors afloat or taste out of the vegetables. There are over 200 tile ashore cherish the American Red dustry. in The domestic economy of this the United States and Cross. In peace or war they know makers CHINA RELIEF country depends upon transportafood industry the if dehydrated that the Red Cross symbol means NEW YORK, March 18 (U.Pi tion, not only the transportation a link with home prompt help in grows as many people believe it Donations totaling more than that is afforded by railroads, airbe will, you may many eating time of trouble. for war relief work in planes, busses, and trucks, but also post-wkitchen concoctions that $300,000 have bcert received by the individual transportation China nine-tentwere the prepared by k Madame Chiang since which each family has in its Secretary of War Henry L. company that baked tile the for Slimson "Because of Us unique in the United States automobiles. she arrived bathroom. relation to the army, the Red your last November, it was disclosed Rubber Administrator William Cross must be provided with the INGENIOUS M. Jeffers. today. CONVERSIONS wherewithal to furnish a cardinal When Board War Pioduction snew of war known as spirit or orders stopped the production of morale." canned dog food because of the O FORMER U. S. PRESIDENT of tin plate, this industry Paul V. McNutt, chairman of shortage 100 per cent to coverted almost the War Manpower Commission the packaging of food for human doctor of i We are all aware of the enormAnswer to Previous Puiile HORIZONTAL ous size of the task which the consumption. The dame washers, hospital (var.) Affectionate 1,6 maand closing 25 Produce an Red Cross has to accomplish, and cookers, filling name of piceffect. we all know that it can't be done chines could be. used since pracformer tured all of this business was tically 27 Siouan without money. S. U. inpresident done under federal sanitary Indian. 15 spection before, as well as after 17 Come back. 28 Annexes. Do you still have to be convincCaptive. conversion. the ed that the Red Cross is nearly 29 Awakens 18 Symbol for demand as important in this war as food forWhen the war hiked the 30 War Produc aluminum. a seed, growers' vegetable and bullets? tion Board association in Idaho used its in- 19 Discern. (abbr.). 20 Good meet to (Scot.). new the situation. genuity 31 Island (Fr.). OKEH, NOW! 21 Symbol for An old hot-ai- r was furnace rigged A south Texas father has cabled 33 Not (Latin). ; tellurium. up with ducts made of plywood, -- J34 Dimtroto-luen- e congratulations to his backward and this homemade plant was 22 Greek letter. (abbr.). son, who is fighting In the Pacific turned to the drying of seed corn. 24 Dutch (abbr.). area. Gaseous 39 25 kiln, conBecause of its high moisture Hops elements Throughout school, the young 3 Doctor of 46 Chinese seed corn will freeze in some 26 Negative. t( man made consistently low grades. tent, 41 Construct bronze coin. colder climates and lose its 28 Rough lava. Theology of moth. 42 Recently, the father received a sproutability. Artificial drying pre- 29 Spain (abbr.). 47 Aroma. Type (abbr.). cable from Gen. Douglas Mac- vents 44 Fish 49 Hearing organ 4 Owing. freezing and mold, and the 30 Mental Arthur, who is commander where makeshift equipment has more 5 Years (abbr.). 45 Heavy blow 52 Any. faculties. his son is a flier. (slang) 7 Opus (abbr.). 53 Bucket. 32 Feign. than paid for itself in a year. Said the cable: "Your son got 46 55 Protuberance. 3 Sphere. At Kennett Square, Pa., the 85 Entreaty. three zeros today. pean language 9 Native chief mushroom of the United 36 Important ,57 International The father cabled the soft: States, two capital 48 Incursion. ot India. have conmetal. big plants language. air. Happy to note you are still get- verted to canning tomatoes. 58 Remembered. 10 Elder son of 50 Operatic 37 Mountain Wander. ting zeros. 51 In Massachusetts, cranberry 61 Genus of Isaac (Bib.). (South 53 Dance step. have shifted to the dehy11 Pledge. bluebirds. Africa). 54 Sheltered side 12 Half-edrating of cranberries, the first 38 Applicant for 63 He was the 56 Kind of fob. order for 58,000 pounds of dried, 13 Rents. admission. 26th U. S. 59 Symbol for 14 Weight hydroscopic cranberries for the 40 Compass point 64 Sleeping cerium. Army being enough to make 41 Ocean. allowance, vision. Q Will processed baby foods 1,450,000 60 Debit note of cranberry 43 Street (abbr.). pounds VERTICAL public J6 Notary be rationed on the some point sauce. (abbr.). 1 Snare. 44 Mine shaft (abbr.). system as foods for grown-ups- ? A Chicago popcorn-cand- y manuA Processed baby foods that facturer now packages dried eggs, are made of strained or chopped in praticaily the same sized box. fruits, vegetables, or meats, or Sauerkraut canneries at Frecombinations of these, put up In mont, Ohio, Mt. Airy, N. C., and sealed glass or tin containers, are Ontario, N. Y, now make dehydincluded in the ration order. rated cabbage instead. Canned ipilk, canned milk formuMore than 85 per cent of the las, and canned prepared cereals vegetable dehydration plants are will not be rationed. former canning factories, but the t. possibilities for further conversQ What is a pelican book? ions are still unlimited. g A A .type of Applejack distilleries are being hook used on ships, where quick eyed for conversion to the manufacture of pectin, the stuff that handling is essential. makes jellies jell. And according Q If you were given pillau, to the Food Distribution Adminwould you eat it, wear it, or use istration of ' the Department of it as a cosmetic? Agriculture In Washington, there A Eat it. Pillau is a Turkish is still a demand for capacity to dish of rice, with fowl or mutton, handle the dehydration of carrots raisins, almonds, chiiles and car- and beets. damons cooked together and MUSHROOM. GROWTH served with sweet gravy and fried FOR INDUSTRY onions. This whole business has grown almost from scratch to a total Q Who invented the bicycle of annual production of over 200 mililon pounds a year, since the today ? A J. K. Starley of England, in start of the war. There were a 1885. few vegetable driers in business THEY General jury of East Union Rouge Pariah. So he jammed it bill ttuoogli the legislature permitting Ilia gang to uppcniii tinmen new members, Af-ltheir appointment, the new lltiey Long members brought suit ugumst the old members to prevent them from doing business. The lower court refused to issue the inunction. But in the Supreme Court, Judge Higgins came to the rescue of his old friend the King-fisand whole an opinion reversing the lower court. In another famous rase, one of Hueys political opiainenU, Dudley LeBlano wa running for Louisiana Public Service Commissioner. But Huey packed the ha.iott for Commissioners oi L.ect.on Witn dummy candidates who would pass on e.ection. LeMlanc sued, and In the trial, the defendants admits. ted they were not bona tide ei h, c's can-date- - it actually uses moie cotton fabric than a completely here Federal Connell of Churches in '1 he Red Cross repreAmerieu sents a practical Christianity in its arrands of global mercy. I ment took firm measures to prevent shutdown of construction on a synthetic rubber plant, because of a jurisdictional row over the moving of a power pole a distance of 15 feet. And how about the firm which had to use 18,000 man-dalast year answering questionnaires from a dozen government departments and bureaus? There would be no valid argument over the 8,200,000 army, if these and kindred evils were cured, so that available ' accomplishments, O MERRY-GO-ROUN- man-hour- .our govern- of Red Crons. al It would be much less than authoritarian if doubts the value But despite this, Judge Higgins in a 3 opinion ruled tor tne iung crowd on the ground that Letfianc. had not exhausted his remedies. He should have first appealed to Huey Long's Executive committee Judge Higgins said, thougn he admitted such an appeal probably would be a useless gesture. There were other cases of this kind, most of them with Chief Justice O'Neill and two other judges vigorously dissenting. All .of them occurred during the days when Senators Ellender and Over-to- n were acting as glorified messenger boys for Huey Long, as they are now tor remnants of tne Huey Long machine in trying to get Judge Higgins appointed to an exaited post on the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals. It is possible to understand why Democratic Senators Gerry ot Rhode Island, or Bailey of North of Carolina, or Walter George 'Georgia, con side with the LouisKoo.se-veit iana senators. They disl'ke moie even than they did Huey Long. But it is going to be awfully ditncult of rtgnteous Republicans to explain why they now play into tne hands of Huey Longism. It Jonn 'chaff CAPITAL, is now definitely decided that V Inant, Lincoinesue U. S. AruDassador .to Great Britian, will not return to his post in London. . . . Tom Corcoran, the Truster, is trying t buy two cows for his children, aged one and two. Vvhere he will keep them in the elite but crowded section where he lives remais a mystery to the neighbors . . . Says beautiful Mrs. Pepper, wife of tne senior senator from Florida: "If you think my husband is a rubber stamp, just try to live with him. . . . Favorite pastime of Jesse Jones is playing bridge nt the Brazilian Embassy. Sometimes he interrupts his bridge game long enough to peer down at the samba dancers, but never joins them . . . The Stae Department has recently received assurances from FTanco that he will fight if Hitler attacks Spain. Such assurances have been received before, the gullible gentlement in the State Department always believing them, then finding a few months later that they have to hustle out and get some new assurances . . , Woodrow Wilson used to say that conflict fo personalities more often destroys affairs of state than the conflict of policies. When you look round at some of the Washington feuds you can see how right he was . . . Gen. Sommervell's Services of Supplies will now be called "Army Service Forces" to match the other divisiods of the army Army Ground F'orces and Army Air Forces. APPROPRIATE WASHINGTON, March 18 (IT'i The war production board has approved a resumption of the manufacture of alarm clocks, it was learned today. It hopes to boost war production by getting workers up on lime. New clocks of uniform designs selling for about $1.50 or $2 should reach store shelves by April 1. Production plans are not yet completed but the goal is to get 1,700,000 new clocks on the market by the end of 1913.' Mar-rin- year-roun- al ar Kai-she- 'V Indo-Eur- vean-neri- es m. . quick-releasin- o- |