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Show . rr Jr ir THE OBSERVER Herald he r-T- & v- -- S Scripps-Canfiel- h five-roo- ' . ' 0UR SHOW, OUR AC FiR&r. 11 0 rYnWP-C- . f siecessarilyt kinvu I iCCFKi. woo jV VJIFty - I UAH ft V MO"HQHQ I OJm 'Boor k GOT f ha-HA- s i mi i f 1 ! would-probabl- Ut - ' I ' . V ' -- coal-buck- . Want ad i ejjroaclif ul look .in rmr spiKe n Druwn eyes we ever bundled him with the (.' netirul Tuikis.li rug a eouple Klaus bowls the mnil stand lamps I Among newcomers to the, west there is little interest in and, a giavy spoon mil tiied ii T- - the fact that Colorado sheep-raiser- s and cattlemen have at si ii him as a job l t the thins wcwld haij'iit (i fo (ttheir... 5r and piuliaTiTy spoil' uTT th years memi timers the settlement of the feud brings back roaringawav eff dew-- there itf Loafinv, dignity cf a .itovij can see tfie The $nd of an Historic Feud JMadr. y -- " to:bui f worar-mornin- g is How anyone" can sell'a mor than wc know but if we evji got 10 in point wnere we naa iu we m moL 1 . - till - L 7 jtWmEb U7 . seemde a trifle sorrowful to .us - but then we're just an old softy about thingBtik that THZTELTH QUICK its 'stockholders, or officials Neither this newspaperror any-ohas any connection' whatever, 'directly or; Indirectly, with any political partji public utllityeal estate jromotjon or other private business except the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. "Vhrf J f aewpajxr.-gprTO- ,' '"" 'j By HILL BIIXT , , Ttie first half doae years I was oat hen la theaa hiUi worked Daaoa Kature I had U be busy asetf 1 .hours aday; I thought saw would f orget t rise, th aaoo . n w sw aad-l- h ' ? to shin and th pretty little stars to twinkle, Now man can always find- tea time mot to do im th country than he can get don-- , a fellow can run him If ragged and tl disgusted ,t dewy ee; the and leave nothing but debts; and yet average fanner does this very thing, and then squawKs lor a tarrif on . his. product; not realizing, poor mutt, that whenever the tarrif on what he sells goes up 10 per cent the tarrif on what he buys foe up JO per cent, and if you think I am not hep to the why and how of tarrif making', you watch the next schedules that come out of congress.' Year by year mnr wiacorermg how to dodge work and get the same, or better, results. By using my head, instead f my hack, by following my own notion rather than the usual farm tradition, I recently saved two days of hard labor and accomplished" JUictly what I would . have accomplished by the added exertion, .f It Us not that I mind physical effort; I like ft; but I do hate to throw away a smgfeioujf of th hours left to me In thl "round" by ' doing something that la ineffective. tt is often cheaper Another thing that few" faTmtrl ftscover. ; ttt!-in hire thine done' than to do.it vourself-- a few. farmers Utilise the -APlwuget-o- iF TKastffittTtea of laum swopping- thellBS-tMr, horses. their surplus crops, lor laoor; every lariacr machinto do it all, and every farmer goes and duplicate the expensiv ery of his neighbor, when, M they would team up and each huy half double the retired imniementp and use them together. ih?v. WQU14 nd halve their investment Because I think this their effectiveness one of the Important only a farming fundamental but really his noodle, 1 desire to tell you a, little things for any worker to get into tomorrow. story of what happened out 'here rr in.ai ssm i. mi. m .sin -- , " H .CHia Bilrrt view, to Wa'4a2 coincide wtth.thoss of 4hts ff& IS1 1 UAOV" - WAV tto V KO CM VOO vje. . f AST MW -- manag-inysedjto- " IK4 m kitten range and the pAr V -- from Chicago out here telling the west how to be good and the saddest was m want ad wbicn said "FOR SALE- - Fur home nearly mshings of new automobile radio and Irish terrier puppy." that business of tacking the pup n on at the end and mixing him up with bureaus and davenports t4i ins him down the river with the . A -- la a saonth of newspaper reading the runniest thing we have come across- - is news ot a gentleman Every afterwsasi. except Ssuubyr, ami Sanday Moralng. Published by the Herald Corporation. E. C. Rodger, president, t Uvs Herald building, 50 .South First West street. Prove, matter at tbi pos toff ice in a aacond-tlaa-a Entered . Utah. -7 Prove, Utah under act of March . 187. Ruthman. National Advertising Representatives . CUmaa, Nleoll Hsa Francisco office, 50T Montgomery street; Chicago 'off Jce, North Michigan Ave.: New York office, 19 W. 44111 .Street; ilfr Boston office, Tremont Bids;.; Detroit, Mich., office, Room .MM, Genera) Motor Bldg. Subscription terma By carrier In Utah county, 45 cents the saonth; W OO the year in advance; by mail, in the county, $4 60; wtsids Utah county, $300. r; K, Gunnar Rasmuson, editor and manager; R. W. Goodeil, J. A. Owens, advertising manager. Profitable Loafing ByWilliams MA, AMCRC rA' By Jim Marshall Newspaper d GUT OUR WAY Js-B- ot ' 7 . ' ories of one of the bitterest wsirs ever waged on the continent. tn"Hm;th Sei Theoretically, botto sheepmen and cattlemen hd t'uah But this gentleman fiom Ohicatf. rights to the free range that cohered thousands of Square oTrt, here in the wild and woolly . miiesof the west, but the cattlemen were mere nrsi. i ney U'ljing'us to shun" bridge and neve wool the off lies, that cropped - resentedthe coming of bands of go to the n:6v'.H he i minds us of a presidential 1, grass ahead of their roving herds. named 4. Resentment grew into anger. (Inns started to bang. Here election when a gentleman, runr.ing Btid out to and there a dead sheepherder lay silent on the range. Cattle thernrrfes west th('ie came tlwiigihg t harons took to riding With bodyguards of crack gunmen. At Special' 'Uai:i . could always be sure of a job as a "cowboy." all filled viU noble sisters and good d camps out of whole diamonds and pearls and 4mpor At its bitterest the war Radio s, 3 - -- r- PROGRAMS f TUESDAY, MARCH 8 '''Billion-Dolla- r Roast 3 00 KPO (405m San Francisco 6 ., Uanscontincntals; p.m., p.m MOlrAER "'" NBC programs ; -- 9 pm.; MeVton ' wra U S.VarSrf.'tSTnwCvi mut'mvK ' e. fM Bories; 9JD p.m., Tommy Munroej tufeTta tell TVPsti'nT ivoinen hrw to and Bob Allen; 10 p.m., the Troca: starved to deith than eaten iamb stew. The cattlemen count- - vote . dedans; 11 p.m., Radio the nub of the thing was 'hat edtheir dead by the dozen ; the sheepmen, theirs by the score. r program. And now it's over. Peace broods on the ranges and cattle the eastern millionan vs.ses diiinl - r p.m. KGO (37a-.- m have votes and the western gal and sheep graze peacefully side by side with a wire fence did transccatinentals; .8 p.m NBC pro,, In between, just for luck And so passes another era. . zrams; 9 p.m., The Pilgrims 10 sis roasted in bulk is like Mrs. Slna B.. Holbrook will give" Coffee "DX Flashes.'' p.m., It wasn't long before" thp western ' the lesson at the Fifth ward ReSome is underdone "and that. 6 KLX (340.7m) Oakland p.m Kals got onto,this amusing situation lief society meeting Tuesday. "aV concert 7 p.m., news; 8 p.m.. overdone. Hills Bros. some trio; and at every stop of the Speeinl 2:30 o'clock. The subject will be John Howdy, folks! Another paysome Prairie Belle would rernai Wljarry Lewis KLX quinteU Coffee, however, is famous for its I we ain't fired yet, by and A teachers' day, "Honesty." training 7:30 p.m.,' The KLX ns; 9 p m., popu ' was news to yearly everyone, we sujqjoi5eTthat 'Mjss' Trial the Specialist; might- - with A real Is one who uniorm flavor. It is roasted by heck! class will' be held at 1:30 p. m., lar song hits; 10 p.m., JFleui de Lis 'fi can remember when it was con.-- and will be in Morrow calls her fiance "Augustus.1' It popped out after the some grace"'. p a patented, continuous .process' Louise of Mrs. orchestra. charge votes andfor them home get go sldered dashing, to carry a A-- full attendance of Winterton. KFI (463.5m) Los Angeles-- G p.m accident, when the young lady, somewhat shaken, told re- selves, -- before telling other1 womtn only a few pounds at time. Household Hints toothpick, hehlhd the ear. teachers and members will be ap transcontinental; 8 p.m., NBC pro- how to use them speak for me." Every lerry every, pound is porters 4hat ; iiAtKtu8-wil- l preciated. Melaney, """roast and by the time the. . Special -- Mother of large families will fAn giams; H junv.-Hinvar-- PJparly pypry wifp has a pet name tor her hushand, hut sittging fireman; 9:30 p.m., Motoi Is Helen M. Beachey; matchless flavor in every fcup. few 6i them vould,cboose Augustus!, with Charlie available. was acrossto the aRookie's this whole interested in the Car Dealers association ; 10 p.m., be thing got stUl joke She to likes simper dance music methods Perhaps it demonstrates an austere arid thoughtful pose on -program. cooking the same sort of joke as the "Why, that's just peachy!" KGW .(483,6m) Portland C p.m., She will never, one realizes, call one. about the gentleman of Mrs. Amelia the part of Miss Morrow. from Chi' Flor-NBC for services Mrs. Funeral Artichoke. Mrs. transcontinentals;' 7:30 p.m, cago telling" westerners how to be' the colonel "Gus." Today's Definition: A Callfornian tnce" E. NBC programs; 9 p.m.. melody died so who has Artichoke Brereton, moral Friday, is a who man moments believes of depression, that Hoover March 1, will be held from Manavu boys;' 9:30 p.m.. Augustus, eh? Sometimes, in program from. many " children' is making a mistake In . we wonder what Lindy thinks about it. ward meeting house, Tuesday at 2 KOMO. Seattle; 11 p.m., that she has to tne presidency, as it willaccepting Well that gave us a laugh compel trtth fttm th trif-hnews. p.m. bore holes In her him to live outside of California program; 12 m., Nephi Anderson in but somehow or ' other our vacuum fvk. for charge. Bishop . Friends may view the body with j doughnuts laughter is tinged with sadness Eaiily opened uilh four years. Interment will be in .the Provo at tle residence, 607 North Second the key. a pneumatic drlUj about the pup in the want ad-a- ll ' " East Tuesday from 10 a.m. until city cemetery under the direction of and has to mash mixed up with the croeke'ry- and O 1929 . In St. Germain, France, the baby of Nancy Ann Miller and electric light fixtures the family pota ai l oiiaiiiiuii. X.OU U.II1 udorutary. ' . her princejy Hindu husband lies in an ivory crib,, inlaid with - and we'd buy the little devil toes with a steam roller. . .'..-.....'For some days the baby just for personal satisfaction only Kold and hung With rich damask. we know that if we got another do" , has been the center of esoteric rites, necessary to christening. Lecturer says there are only 100 Spilie would nevc-"- r speak to us In the western world we have come a long way from perfect men in the world. again Joe Bungstarter wants to know The heck of AMD, LISTfcN: beds, and most mothers would banish damask who the other 99 are. life is a find that whenever We catchers. and have as you tossed dust the . germ drapes away ' you always find a tear hid gaudy gods of gingerbread decoration and now do obeisance IaugH When Joe Bungstarter and his den away, soniew'here behind it. to the gods of sanitation and simplicity. wife got married, the neighbors And there's. no argument about it: Our babies LIVE. said it was a good match. He was a vegetarian, and she was, a grass widow. ' gun-fight- - er NH made-arme- u "Augustus" fcrEf-GrtfAt- f. xr-.vj.U- PROVO CATIONS . Fifth Ward Relief Society Will Meet 1 Some of it would be raw! Keith-Or-pheu- . Oi.-::-a- n I , OLD-TIME- It old-tim- er ' 1 - a -- - -- E"i oW-fas- edvnflyrAnautastra tL FUNERALS HILLS BROS . f -- COFFEE Keith-Or-pheu- fT.' -- al mm New Gods for Babies ' I ... gold-and-ivo- ry t -- of the Canadian navy has! slipped into San Francisco Bay. Yes sir, there she's anchored, her guns able to rake San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, all - Unnoticed-sayeby-a-feWrJia- .4 i A COMMITTEES Our Neighbor's Navy tho-Kn- , TLr-- rpo-in- v It is the r Canadifiri 1 rlnova TViA-Rrit-- l ARE CHOSEN : - . i . I" - By uff iL W. O. Robertson, Ezra War Beit Barney, Henry Cllark. Gunner Johnson, Hans L. Otteson. J. Angus Olson, Irvin Stewart, Swenson David K Stoker. T. -- over-office- rs ' Politicians planning next election's campaign instead of tending to business. Quarreling bickering promoting dissension, inefficiency and strife at our .'! Again I raise my voice in supplication "GOD GIVE US MEN!" and say .Men that, when elected to office, will fonret that thev are Republicans or Democrats and remember only that they are PUBLIC SERVANTS, paid to devote their time and energy to the service of the people. I: Now we have SOME men who thirst for power and lack efficiency who use their office for selfish purposes and personal aggrandizement. THE HANDWRITING IS ON THE WALL and he .who reads may let his conscience guide him. ' If he b guilty let him cry aloud, "Out Out ! Damned Spot I" and repent forthwith lest he be branded guilty. ' To him who hath no conscience, I say, "Beware," lest we become personal. His liour is close at hand. V""" Lst1iyarra-heade- d corruption became deep planted 7' .in our fair and fruitful valley, let us sound the battle 1 cry 1t . "DEATH TO CORRUPTION I" Voua. WaHaee Boyaek. RayScof- -j field, C. T. Sutton. H. C. Syjvfster. v Frank Scott. L- Decoration R B. Morte"nsonv chairman; N. H. Christopherson, F. S. Dart. Jr.. J. B. Jensen, Beinel. Johnson chairman -i Nr-f- r 1 I I I i i -7vl 1 'A ll II II ii ii i i T I a a s SI w - I.I j i " I n-mt- A f3sat mil 1 t III!ircr I i i gr-- v s--w . V' ' - 1.' - r 1 Vi: ll 1 -- I'V ;. i J I I , !'.l . Ti m . . n NATURE NOTES 1 clothei t Jmmary-washe- d - LAST LONGER-- -- l J.v ir'"- your clothes each WHEN we wash receives the washing operations most 6uited to its needs s There are usually three with nine to twelve complete changes of filtered rainsoft water. We offer a sucls-bath- l f 1 variety of services to meet every family ncedthey all save money . No Gas 'it-.;- i PilONE 164 ; Ask fox this book! TclephoM tit to tend hl( you yourcop7 detlghtfal itoft of Alice' i Journey into Launderland. . ; - ; g .' 4 i1 j; ,1 Eats Pork and Beans, quist I VA It m - i1 y Mlhlt: UEPAlmi EST One of the most useful creatures of the animal world I the Hungarian rubbish retriever, now being bred extensively by metropolitan street department. "Oitcar." pictured above, U a splendid specimen of the specie. Note his long whiskers, specially designed for bruxh-Inoff curbs, and his garbage ran chassis for holding debris. The cry or uir Hungarian rubbish retriever In the aeswon Is very mourn"I eat pork and beans, cucumbers ful, mating the reaemhllng plaintive wall of since Adlcrlka. taking anything, a husband calling for his carpet Stomach gas Is gone and I sleep . slippers. fine." Geo. C. Brooks. Just ONE spoonful Adlerlka relieves gas and that bloated, feeling Today's definition: A ..parking! so that you can eat and sleep well place Is where you leave your car Acts on BOTH upper and, lbwer to have thrown bowel and removes old waste mat- fotoMt. advertising dodgers ter you never thought was Uiere. No matter what you Jav tried for I Joe Bungstarter says the rsslent your stomach and bowels, Adlerlka wy to lose Is to hava nntv a tin will surprise Drug bill when your wlf a ska you for a 9' dv. dollar. . i. Cucumbers X-- If iri I. ttll n m 3vy7 ! ."r-- Vfi it v: VY hi'l"!:.'': JT- V'- - ff S J v n i -t J JS . mm -r-T- One good thing about the bass viol Is that an Infant " can't" play It Gomer .Thomas, Arlyn Hickman. Clinton Hawkins. Roy Curtis. L. P Holt. Arthur W.'Bowen. J .G. An dres, G-- . Foster Boweji. Worthy B. Davis. R. S McKcll. Sterling Bov-acF S Lundrll. R. L. Christen-sen- , Henry J. Johnson, W. J. Monty, Ellas E. Thomas, Alex Argyle. American Legion Rifle club officers: E. T. Gardner, president: R. S. Hughes, range officer; F. J. Thomas, secretary; F. S. Lundt'l. W. J. Monov. R. S. McKefl. Arlyn Hickman. Sterling Boyack, executive committee. you.-Hed- ..... a I T I - - W. H r- I i . Seattle man last week wrote poem and shot himself. We know just how he felt. J. Hansen, George F. Johns, D. A. Pattersoen, R. J. Thomas. John 'Barnes, Ne"pht Swenson. Wooill'llfl V. Hone. H. D. Fletcher. House eommtttee K. J. Thomas, chairman; E. T. Gardner, F. S. Thomas. G. F. Evans,- George F. Nelson. N. R. Peterson, K G. ISiler. Reed V. Christerr sen. Program R. O. Daniels, chairman; M. G." McKell. J. E. Nelson, Grant Rounds. J , R. Hand, V. II. H. A Bufton, George E. Nielsen, Giant M. Robertson. Sports ' Even if the legislature d6es pass a few thousand more laws, we should worry. We've got so many now that a few more won't make any difference! ner, My heart js sore and. my soul is weary. My lamentations spread throughout the la'nd. I raise my voice in r Ruppjication and cry, "How long, O Lord. how. long !" Politics small town-stechoes of Chicago and Teapot Dome. Officer fighting officer fouling in the clinches vndermining between rounds; spending their -- itraining'Lhours planning Wowl)4ow-th-e belt. Under-o- f ficers paid less than they earn ; . paid more than they earn. ' I man: J. A. OWENS ip for himself. Thomas. L. T. Williams. J. E. Booth Advertising- - F. J. Baldwin, chair- Petty and Otherwise to-sl- I 1 ii 'ai -- I .11 Into "11 parking space that he. Senator Beun, has Just picked ou tsi ' i ui ii i introduced a' biU making it a felony for another motor chair-chie- f POLITICS t I J.U!JsJ5idjBean1iiatOT. from Prunejulce, t fall, who has just - j "A tt WHO'S WHO AT SALT LAKE I cruiser Vancouver. The other half of Spanish fork, Spanish Fork the Canadian navy is a sister cruiser, now somewhere on the Post No. 68 of the American Legion" following stand app Atlantic, I visiting New York, Boston and other ports of enter- - has committees for the year 1929: tamment. Canada doesnt supixyt much of a navy. The m8 Eugene t. Gardner, general reasons are that she always settles differences-wither man; finance, d. e. wuiiams. chair u. s Hughes. only neighbor with brains instead of bullets and she feels man. j. m. Alexander, W..JamCT. "R. D. CaTdrter", M TV. cha wnnM httraTUaT SrH5MriR. tlitf . . T Ed Chappl with her. Nice, when a navy for visiting purposes mainly is ' D g.vanij V.Banks, S. Thomas. J. V. j all that a people has to support. 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