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Show - - !' vvri'V'''i,' tWAt-f- v , t , TT M. t itCETWO - , MARTHA E. HA at the Port Office every day in the wk except Sunday tt Logan, Ltsb, fcBM'.lwi&tUer..J. ADVERTISING RATES HltMSHEUON APPLICATION 81 BSt KirriON KATE8 Paid in advance - - 28c -- 12.00 - 45e per month.. tty mail, tire years alliance.. Delivered, per month- Delivered, two year advance.. By nail, Member of Associated Press " ; The Aaoclated Pres ia exclusively entitled to the nae for of all new dispatches .credited to It t r not otherwiae credited In this paper and also the local new published therein. All right of republication of ictal diapatchea therein ere elao ' repub-Ucatlo- n erved. R E A D I N OS BAROMETER Rain Fail Change Today 29IIiilill2!I!3;!i:4ili5Jl6!iI718lt!!9lIIiS0 Yesterday The above reading are taken irom TH0 JOURNALS barometer ei & clock each afternoon except btroday. Tlie yeeterdayw readlnf each VonciA referw to SunnMav rending 1.1 T3ouplesWed there are yy r wi k : r 7 r : . Wv,"1.', jrfWVVWVV-- ? Millville daughter, week, Mrs. George, MRS. .ANNIE ('rrespomlcnt V Hulse baskets of lunch which they jjgj DeLora Follett. Delicious decorated. Refreshments were carried to the widows and the iejieshments were served, served. A - turkey was given poor of the ward About 200 guests called. Miss away. Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Ma- received many beauti- thews were dinner guests of fuj gifts. Assisting wore Mrs. Mr. and Mis. John J. Lamb Mr nd Mr Sjoberg Rash of Smlthfleld, Mrs. Flo. were dinner guests of Mr. and Nar on Thanksgiving day. Jrence Rigbv of Lewiton, Miss Mis. Leslie Hancey Thursdav of Meiva Lec.ihardt Mrs. Lamb evening. Follett, Arley Providence and Mrs. Gillie Tag- - jjwenjyere Mrs. Arthur Peterson and family tl1ceL were famllv dimer and Catj WP1. rte Hurren and Mrs. gari, - m, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ashcrot. , , y Mrs. Delbert Peterson of Pe. Thursday. Miss Hulse, daughter 'of Mr. fc,Yl?fer . Miss DeLora Fcilett and tersboro on Thanksgiving day M1Sil Dawson and Mrs George WrHuT?e7'arrfl Smith f ieUL ,Mt and.Mrs., Lambert- - Bur- Sttstanley Ra sh nf F Dawson c A M. Rose, son of Mi, and Bonnie mamed Wednesday. They gtss and children spent Mon. we"ll"atwere the have pro, spent Mrs. George W. Rose of Logan e many fnends who wish day and Tuesday in Petersboro were married m the Logaa the horns of Mr. and Mr them much success. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. DelThoma? Jessop bert Petersen. temple on Wednesday. Leland AndcrMr. Mrs. Chrrle: and D. Hulse, son of Mr. .and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waite Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen George W. Hulse, and Miss Li Sde spent the past week in Salt Nez Hanson, daughter of Mr. Lake City visiting relatives. Chon Mu-and Mrs. John Hanson ot Lo- - Mis.. dJdamAky- Mrs. George Ashcroft enterTuesday evening the M 3' j nd ' itual department, a tained at a birdiday party on gan, were also married In the presented temple on the same Logan Tuesday. A delicious hot dinMr nnrt Mrs Verio Jessnn 0ne act drama w'hh DeWard , Balls. Sarah Seamens and Min-e- ta ner was served. A large numday. Their many trk'nds wish; for them a pleasant voyage.' Perks taking part. ber of relatives and friends W. Mrs. Alphie Trolson of Nibley Mr. and . Mrs. George The M. I. A. entertained at called. Mrs. Ashcrol'c. received on Thursday.' Hulse entertained at a family ev- many beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jes- - ccncing party Wednesday supper on Thursday evening Lyman Purser, who Is emon at dinner entertained P in honor of the happy couple., ployed at Brigham City, spent Covers,. were, laid for twelve. here with his Thanksgivingand Mrs, EHis At for Mrs. Morgan Jenson efoter-'J?l- d family. of and Nibley, family drsn tained on Saturday afternoon Bishop and Mrs. J. W. Sea. ot last week Sn honor of the fnd Mrs Gerald Jessop mons entertained at a family of her sonJnJ second birthday dinner Thanksgiving. Out of faaiiyof LaMar. Covers were laid for town guests were Mr. and Mrs. njumm of u.NorthuU mis. J. Dawson and Miss Bonkue Mrs. Francis Jessop, Mrs. Cora W. Seamons Jr., and family, Nyman Logan, Mr; and Mrs. George Nelson of and Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Hcodless, Mrs. Marlon Jessop, - Dawson of Henifer. Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes Smithfield,- - Mr. and Mrs. Junius Chipman of Cornish and Leon Mrs. Virgil Jenson, Mrs. Emma Jenson and the Misses and family and Mr. and Mrs. Christensen of Dayton, Mr. and Halverson of Logan. William Thorp of Malad, Idaho Mrs. George -- Ashcroft, Mr. anc. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lamb June and Olla Jenson. and Friday Mrs. Dell Ashcroft, Mr. and Mrs. Suel H, Lamb, Mrs. Arley Mr. and Mrs. Marnus Ma- - spent Thursday thews were dinner guests of with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jessop. Mrs. Stephen Thurston Jr., and Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. ElMiss Beatrice! Cutler left on their families. Mr. and Mrs. Halns L. Nilson don Lamb of Smithfield motoron Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Munk ed to Ogden on Saturday and Wednesday for Blackfoot where-shwill visit for a few days and son of Benson were the spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jenson and son LaMar were dinner with her aunt and uncli Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grover The Primary entertained at a children's dance Hancey on Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry a'nd Mrs. James Miller. Thursday Nilson Mrs. L. Mr. Mr. Mrs. on and and C, Ashcroft Nephi Thanksgiving day. Jessop evening. A Red Cross drive has been Word has been received by and family of College- - ward and children - were dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Mathews were dinner guests of Mrs. of Dr. and Mrs. N. E. Munk put-ovehere in the past week with pleasing results. that a fine baby girl arrived Matilda Olson on Thursday. Thanksgiving day- - entertained at a shower on Monday evening. A delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Mesdames Hid vie Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Florence, . Olson, Hazel Nilson, Lenora Anderson, Malinda Anderson, Hulda Olson, Lauretta Effle Toombs and Alnderson, Ila Hulse and Miss Francis jy cn NU ... j - i e r CALL OF THE FLESH AT CAPITOL It starts as a lilting, whimsical little story of Spain, with Ramon NovaiTO as a care-fredowning boy one might almost say a Spanish version of William Haines. Then, suddenly, the dramatic situation takes form, and it becomes one of the most gripping, poignant pieces of dramatic action the talking screen has ever seen. This is the paradox of Call of the Flesh, Ramon e, -- 4-- H SWISS-GERMA- Beut-;so- n, Swiss-Germa- n 4-- Mes-dam- es Der-si- .... The Journal does not sponsor or necessarily approve (lie articles appearing under this heading. They are printed ae but the opinions ot the citizens who contribute them. Pedestrians Should Tote A Gun Pedestrians should have more dignity when crossing the street. Every day you see them scampering across the street with a scared expression and trying to watch every direction all at once. It is seldom you see a driver reduce speed when approaching intersections (and this is required by law.) , Give the pedestrians some intelligence, and they, will provide themselves with some sort of defense. The way they jump and run to get away from a car reminds me of a fat duck trying to outrun a coyote. If all the pedestrians would carry a big smoke wagon, say the .45 Colt, and not all buttoned up like a policemans either, but withthe butt well outside the scabbard, and a belt of shiny cartridges, the regular old' style outfit after a few half drunken drivers had been touched up with some of these big slugs, I believe that just merely the sight of this outfit would do a lot to compel more careful driving. It is not unlawful to carry a gun if it is not concealed. Of course you would have to be careful of stray bullets on a crowded street. And when the officers ask. what happened, just use that old gag the motorist uses when you don't jump out of the road quick enough, and are being carried away Why feet first. The usual lingo runs something like this: slow, and no one could driving really officer, I was only ' blame me. You know a person will start out from home in a happy frame of mind, thinking everybody is so kind and loving, but after you have had to jump like a kangaroo a few times, and some driver laughs right out loud to see your undignified attitude, you really feel like asserting your rights. ROBERT CROOKSTON. LjO the Christmas holidays. Ex Bishop N. W. Crookston attended the - Franklin stake quarterly conference, in the Preston opera house, Sunday evening, and gave an interesting talk on Scouting experiences in early day. ENTERTAINS MEMBERS koRler-mille- r WEDDING -- The marriage' ceremony oT of Gladiola youngest-daugh-ter and Mrs. Simion Kohler, Evan Stephens toMr. Omer Miller of Salt Lake m the no-- " On a recent City, vas performed Providence A on Wednesday. temple gan Sunday evening a testimonial was served to dinner Evaedding to the memory of the late immediate family. They an Stephens a as given in the the a ill make their home in. Salt ward chapel In connection with Lake City. Choir the sacrament meeting. to in A compliment party directed by A. M. Mathews, with Mrs. Virgil Smith, before her Mrs. J. E. Hansen at the organ, to Madison, Wis., was sang the following numbers, all departure at the home of Miss Dons compositions of Mr. Stephens: given evenAll Hail the- - Glorious Day, Mathews on Wednesday music fur. and Bunco Saing. Arise Ye Saints of God, the evenings entertaincred the Place ol' Prayer, nfshed A daipty luncheon was Holiness Becometh the House ment. Besides the guest of Served. Great Spirit of the Lord, were laid lor Miss covers honor Well Listen fo the Red Mans ot Logas, Karma Smith Joy Verdure Enthroned Upon the and Velda Fem Chugg Everton, Consider Covered Hills, and Anna Hansen, Joyce Jensen, Lilies. the i Clawson and Inell' Poulsen. S. B. Mitton of Logan,- a life R. F. Checketts Mrs. Mr. and long friend, gave a talk on and children went to Farming-to- n the life of Mr. Stephens, telling on Wednesday to spend the generally Thanksgiving holidays a, the many things not known. home of Mrs. Checketts par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wood. The two day carnival of the Jensen and Mrs. Josephine ward was a big success both Miss Oginda Jensen went to The socially and financially morning to Thursday drama on Wednesday eve under, Ogden visit at the home of Mr. and the direction of Arthur Olsen, Mrs. Vernal Jensen. Miss Jenwas staged in a pleasing man-re- r. sen returned that evening. well suscach part-bein- g Bissiggar and tained. The dinners and booths Mr. and Mrs. C. Sr Mohranfl aucwere well patronized, the were dinner .guests of tion sale went over big and the family Mr. ancl Mrs. Sam Larsen on evengrand ball on Thursday Thursday. ing attended by a large, crowd. Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Rice enAlbert Fuhriman returned to tertained a: a family dinner Lake City on from Salt Covers were last week having been employ- laid Thanksgiving. for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar some time. ed there for Rice of Brigham City, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hansen Mrs. Dell Rice, Mr. and Mrs. A. and family and MTs. Joseph William Rice of Logan and Mr. Smith were dinner guests of and Mrs. Norman Peterson of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ream of Hvrum. " on Saturcay evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CampLogan ' High councilmen H. K. Mer- bell entertained at a family rill and E: Spencer were speak- dinner on Thursday. Covers of ers at sacrament meeting were laid for Mr. and Mrs. the ward on Sunday evening. James Foote, Mr. and Mrs. FarmMiss Irene Steiner of Owen Thomas a no families of ington spent the week enci at Pocatello, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mrs. the home of Mr. and Vogle, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Alder R. Checketts. and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. CampCheckHazen Mrs. Mr. and bell and families. were dinner etts of Logan Miss Melna Nielson of Smith- hotne ot Mr, and field and Elder ' Rulon Stirland guests Mrs. F- R. Checketta on Sun-da- will be the speakers in sacrament meeting Sunday evening. enMrs. Adaline Mathews There will be special musical Monon tertained at a quilting numbers by Elder Blake and day afternoon. A delicious din- others. Emma MTs. to served was ner Mr. and Mrs. Norman FuhriEllsworth, Mrs. Elaine Hansen, man and Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Varana Tibbitts and Mrs Theurer entertained Thursday A. M. Pickett. . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Campbell returned to Fuhriman. A delicious dinner his home from Pocatello where was served. Covers were laid he has been conducting a sale for' Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande l'or the Cache Knitting Works Brown of Idaho Falls, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Jensen Mrs. Edgar Tibbitts,- Mrs. La-ventertained at dinner ThursEverton and Theo and day. Covers were laid for Mr. Joyclen Tibbitts. and. Mrs. William Checketts, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Marler Miss Karma Checketts, Mr. and entertained in compliment to and Mrs. Irvin Jacobsen and Mrs. Alma Krouse and Miss Re-li- a family, and Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Cooley of Logan on ThursChecketts of Logan. day. Mrs. Varana and children, EL Zollinger Bishop and Mrs. vin and Mary, were dinner i entertained at dmrer on Thurs-jc'aguests of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. laid were for Mrs. Covers Mathews on Thursday. Thomas Stirland, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stirland, Mrs. Oltie Felt and children of Salt Lake City, stepping quickly bn the brakes the motorist, with poor co- Miss Visda Stirland and Ruon ordination, stepped on the gas Stirland. instead. 'Mr. anc) Mrs. William HeckThe competent handling of man of Salt Lake City are visa swiftly .moving and . power- iting at the home of Mrs. Mr. and ful motor vehicle requires clear Heckmans parents, vision, normal hearing, and a Mrs. W. H. Heckman. Miss Cloma Larsen is vist-in- g basic amount of muscular coordination. In certain states in Salt Lake City, the guest individuals lacking an arm or of Owen Collett. a leg are disbarred from driving an automobile. It Is conceivable, However, that such individuals may be less handicapped and less of a public menace than those whose senses are defective, and who have not enough muscular coordination to be able to act in an emergency promptly and SUN, MON, TUES, WEDNESDAY effectively. It certainly would make a substantial contribution to the acciprevention of automobile dents if every - motorist, voI OF THE luntarily or otherwise, had his eyes and- hearing tested before I he undertook to drive an auto1 c , Mrs-Eliza- beth his-hom- , at-th- e level-heade- COLUMN 1 PICKETT, forrcspomlcnt Memory Of 1rof. - -- CLUB ivvnit DEPARTMEHT Urogram Honors Fol. "The- -' men and Gleaner girls entertained at a dancing party Friday night. The Bluebird orchestra lumlshed the music. The hall was beautifully her Honoring a bride of Dorothy, I..VM R, ; fi CULDERS 'V PROVIDENCE -- mid-roa- w rittiuuoT M MEN AND GLEANER GIRLS DANCE Park-Mrs.-T- In this fair land, and they belong to all of life, who feel that unemployment in the United States as it exists today over such a widespread area and in so many phases of Industry is a" blot oh cur national thought and action. Their views in this regard range all the way from mild and casual comments to open threats and noisy demonstrations. And yet it has ever been the.,realm, of history and allied branches of study and thought to reveal that in curing or alleviating sufferers from the ills of human" fortune the. world over, the safest course has ahyays ultimately been seen to be one following a pathway that is in the d of life being neither a side lane to the extremist, alarmist and anarchistic points of view, nor the other byway which may be, equally bad if pursued far enough, namely that which leads one to follow a course of thought that everything in life is perfect and neither needs nor can have any amendment for the better, Unemployment in this country is a situation which has been brought about by a multiplicity of conditions that cannot be remedied in a moment. ' Roger Babson, who for many years has been following, and writing upon industry, commerce and finance and the effects of cyclical and other changes on these vital forces of j world living, -- wrote sometime ago that .those who think that' the unemployment situation can be remedied by any course of wild action and thought are reckoning without muclrtbe-hin- d d attitude them. Rather, he contendad that a could be the only practical and worthwhile way to better the ' condition. ELDER KENNETH NYMAN OFF Club Girl MISSION TOR He lauded the building program which this nation, Mr. and Mrs. North Logan means which and launched Leaves has Winner action, through congressional Orvin Nyman and. family, motIdle tn the - treasury rthe expenditure ored to Salt Lake City, Sunday For Chicago and the diverting of these huge sums into channels that morning, to say good bye to their will give work to many of the jobless. Kenneth, who left Salt Eva North Logan-M- rs. at noon for the Similarly chambers of commerce throughout this, coun- ler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1 ae City Sundap mission. on for left Beutler. coAlfred are in Friday and work their cities, programs try are setting up where she wiil attend operating with municipal officials to see what may be done Ch.cago. club congress, which WEDDING the to with idleness condition a this of as panacea for respect convenes from Nov. 28th to SOLEMNIZED interest to work. Here in Logan this has recently been done through Dec. 5. She will be the guest of North LoganOf com- many friends is the marriage of and Ward council. an of Montgomery the organization employment Miss Orpha Hancey, daughter Roger Babson has described Mr. Hoover and others as pany. of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hancey, and Newell Andrew, son of Mr. engineers who, from experiences they have gained in meet- DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS and Mrs. M. R. Andrew of Loing and solving construction problems,' have come to know PLAN XMAS FETE gan. They were married at the in level headedrtess the is course and the A best safest of the committee that four, Andrew home on Wednesday, by matter. They must work out problems according to sound Sadie H. Nyman, Sadie President Joseph E. Cardon. Afe ter a wedding dinner, they left bases of reasoning and action and not by any manner that is Palmer, Venetta Gilgen and Lake City. They will . panicky, for the latter course is one that breeds chaos rather Nyman was appointed re- for Salt, a short honeymoon there, spend which frameworks of and a order proto upon thana regime stability, special sponsor cently which they will make the enduring structure called gram, luncheon and entertain- after has been and is bqingj built, their home in Logan. ' of the for the Daughters ment, civilization. Pioneers, to take place during SEAGILL CLASS SOME ? MliS. ASDREA Correspoiiilciit . - ." on Saturday, Nov. 22, at the snowrR AXD home of Mr-- - ind Mrs. Martin t tvrnmvr C ErMattiewr-cf- McGill, New rank Hyde PopuIarYoung, the r? i ? ? ; HYDE PflRKDEPflRTUEHT DEPARTMENT IlLVILLE PUBLISHED BY EARL ft ENGLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY Bn if red T i ir THE JOURNAL THE 7 v inn: nn r.rur rr, rj:r. it ml Tin: ioTT.::.n., L- 5? '.! No-varr- new starring vehicle, er now playing at the Capitol Theatre.' Not only doss it run the entire gamut of human emotions, but provides the biggest surprise,' Rolla Hobbs, Dec. 2, Franklin, Idaho, plus the biggest punch, Milton R. Noble, Dec. 2 Logan, that a screen audience has ever been given. It is Ramon Novarros surprise package. , . ' The story is that of a young Spanish singer, care-fre- e and frolicsome while singing in his cantina or dancing' with his partner. But when he reaches the pinnacle of fame as an opera star, he finds it a triumph paid for with a broken heart. Swiftly the light drama is submerged in a poignant drama of human souls. Love, sacrifice and human struggle form a mighty theme. Novarros acting is superb, and his voice glorious. As the carefree singer he romps through comicalities, until he reaches the serious side of life a difficult transition in a few feet of film, perhaps. He does it faultlessly. He is a dramatic actor of fire and power ; apparently he is limited by no type of characterization. y. - i y. The Seagull class of the ward primary with their teacher, Mrs.'W. E. Nyman, entertained THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY In honor of Miss Esther Martl's 14th birthday anniversary at her home Monday evening. After a pleasant time spent in games, j From Files of The a luncheon was served in mw in Misses Iliah Maughan and Iva-lo- o to program, ii" iji"i 21 guests. Nyman accompanied their of Id iho Ashiiman Clarence home to class school the Sunday Falls is spending the week with Joseph Newbold, the Third street clothier, believing in of Mrs. Marie Boram Thursday es rtiau home Thanksgiving industry and building up the town, has given up his morning, taking baskets. They sang Thanksgiving Mrs. Bessie Peck, laundry agency to the Logan Steam Laundry and asks his Alma Sonne, songs and held cheer up parties. Mrs. Wanda Robertson, and Miss customers to patronize them and keep the money at home. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. ML Maughan Cecelia Nelson, of -- the Cache - John Fames came down frorp Riverdale, Idaho, yesterentertained a group of fr.ends stake M. I. A. board were special will spend Thanksgiving with relatives in Logan. Wednesday evening at their visitors at the M. I. A meet- - day and Wm. H. Homer of Trenton was united in marriage yeshome in honor of Mr. and Mrs. jng Tuesday evening. A special F. E. Nelson of Mackay, Idaho, musical number was given by terday to Miss Ellen G. Harper of Smithfield, Both young who are spending the week with the Bee Hive girls. The M. I. A. are well known to a great many people in the county, mobile. relatives. Luncheon was served have changed their meeting peoplewill who join with us in extending congratulations to them. Mr. and Mrs. Jack King en- Lme to 7:30 during the winter. It was rumored about town yesterday that a telegram Mrs. Elam Cronquist was hostertained at a turkey dinned on Thanksgiving day at their home tess at a charming affair on from David Eccles had been received in this city, announcing Covers were laid for about 28 Sunday evening at her home, the that the sugar factory project had been abandoned. Investiguests. Mrs. Eliza Wiser and occasion being the birthday an gation of the matter failed to disclose the slightest ground family of Lewiston were the out jniversary of Miss Lovena Smith for the report, however, which is probably devoid of any cf Logan. After a pleasant time of town guests. Tlie best sound in Miss Anna Nyman is spending spent with cards, games and truth. the week end at Bear River City. music, dinner was served to 14 A marriage license was issued this week to A. T, Allen of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Follett, guests. The table was centered Coveville and Edith A. Bennett of Franklin, Idaho. . v.ere visiting ji Ogden Wednes- with a birthday cake with Lght-e- d Mrs. J. B. Archer, mother step-fathB. and Archer, J. candles. A Jolly time was day. Their son, Keith, accomof John Roza are in town on a holiday visit. panied them home and will had by ail. sacrament At the' regular Mrs. Jennie Hybbard Lloyd left Logan on Thursday for spend the week end. The many friends cf Mrs. John meeting on Sunday evening, Birmingham, England, where she will join her husband, E. O. Alma Ahliman, are glad to hear that William Evans. Jr she is improving slowly, follow- Sonne of the Cache stake high 1 . Uoyd who has been engaged in missionary work here for the principal some time, and together the two will make a tour of England, council, were ing an operation. in Mr. and- - Mrs. Lee Ferguson speakers. Wales and France. They expect to return to Logan ' are rejoicing over the safe arFebruary. rival of their first grandson. The newcomer arrived Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Methol Cough Drops Wrs. Lech Ferguson. Checks your cold and clears Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nyman and family motored to Bear the head. River City Thursday to spend Jensens Menthol Keep Thanksgiving w.th their daughMr. and Mrs ter and drops handy. Sold in bulk The 'Auto Accident cident, do we hear the morti-fie- d LeRoyHolmgren. and 5c packages bv nearly es automobilist exclaim But E'er-ne- y, not 'One-doordinarily Wilson of Mrs. Drucella all the stores in Cache I or B. C., think of automobile accident-s- I didnt see him, is spending the or of automobile fatalities, as couldnt hear him coming, or Thanksgiving holidays with her Valley. Give them to the children a medical problerayet .both I couldnt stop quickly mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Darling. the accidents and the fatalities enough. (These are given as Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nyman at the first sneeze mount yearly, and at a rate excuses. spent Thanksgiving at Smith- - j Often enough, however, they which will soon make them the field, guests , of Mr. and Mrs. weaknesses W leadinsr cause of death and are James A. Cragun. in the motorist the truth beMrs. Cronquist gave a radio disability. Automobile fatalities are not ing that the victim was not party Monday evening at herto be compared with deaths sehn because of the drivers deManufacturers of Superior . a hoifte, supto pneumonia, and vet fective vision, or was not Hj,e Caudles pewks Served to nine giests Wholesale and Retail there is a large medical factor heard because of the motorists idav 129 North Main in them. . end Gleaner l.rls0 sSnsSd poor hearing. Or again, that- in ac of an instead How a Thanksgiving dancing party. often, following the emergency, the i ..i Journal a m m a on LYRIC LA$Ttm - DU AMES Kra i CAPITOL Uie State er W.F. JENSENS HEALTH 110175 yarn. 0r 3 son-in-la- w 1 Fifty Deaths Attributed To Storm ' '' (Continued from Page One) .f low zero. At 12 below was In New England the cold land snow resulted In 11 deaths. Ice covered highways, causing j ; I Duluth, Minh., registered and sub-zer-o reading from 1 to 8, depees were recorded in other sin, Iowa JTnS numerous acci- automobile dents, led to several of the a a Charles Retzalff, young Dul- utn heavyweight boxer has more than scored twenty knockouts In the year and a half he has been fighting pro- He haS yet 40 1056 a match. , W.F. JENSEN j 1 CANDY CO. I T ed . q i a 3 d d |