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Show Damaged Page THE CACHE TALLEY HERALD TUESDAY, JULY JT 1926 South To Rbadbks OP Cache r Citizen files'- of the - ai. The Citizen: Old Frontier order to continue the publication of The Citizen, preserve its legality, satisfy By ELMO SCOTT WATSON the Postoffice Dept., and protect the sub(($ 1922, Western Newspaper Union.) scribers, we have decided to issne the CitiPONY BOB HASLAMS RIDE zen for the present until other arrage-ment- s can be made for its further publicaAt one of the most critical periods in American history, the tion, and do it without any obligation or Pony Express was the only meffns of rapid communication to bind expense to the past publisher or those conthe East and West "together, and nected therewith. We also desire to make well did the brave combination of it plain that we are not trying to appropri-- ' gallant horseflesh and dauntless munliood live up to the tradition of ate the name, subscription list or good will Get the mall through no matter of said paper, but purely do this in courtwhat the peril of desert, blizzard .or hostile Indians get it through! esy to the good people of Hyrum, This is the story of how "Bony Respestfully, BobHaslam "got it through. Publishers f Cache Valley Herald, day in the summer of 1360, yX)ne Awlien Haslam had finished his run . Logan, Uta to Iteeds station on the Carson la WORTH TRYING ONCE here we .are, now what we are gi with it (we mean .the Cache Valley Herald), exactly what we have been asking ourselve we go from here. At any rate we are tickled pink with the opportunity of giving it a trial. We have been looking over the fence now for nearly a year. It looked good to us and business men said there was a splendid opening for another livewire paper here ip Logan. Then the gate opened, opportunity knocked and here we are, hoping that we can give Logan a rural newspaper of which she can be justly proud. Logan and Cache Valley, are well served with papers good newsy dailies but we want to give her what she hasnt got, that is, a real community rural paper. We are not going to tare the roof off the house, on the start It will be better business to begin where we are and grow as we can. We are arranging to put in a new press and folder which will enable us to better handle our rapidly growing list of new subscribers. Can we bank on your support. If so watch us grow. ps H & FIGHTING PROFITEERS Members of the American Legion around Logan are finding much comfort in the announcement from Wash ington City that military laws are now being framed whereby capital and industry will be drafted in future wars, just as men are drawn into the service. Uncle Sam will, when these laws are in force, be able to take over money and manufacturing plants as easily and quickly as he takes men and that means the end of profiteering. It also means' that those who make munitions and implements 'of war and the dozens of things that must be purchased by the government when war is going on will not in the future be so eager to agitate for war. If they know they, are not going to make anything out of it, but that they stand to lose a good deal, they are going to line up against war and help their country stay out of it if it is at all possible. The American Legion is entitled to a big pat on the back for insisting upon the military laws that will in the future draft money as well as men. Wfcify y Hi SSSISIgS liliill sipr 60 JUNE Sales Gain over greatest previous Nash June X. 75-mi- X . XV X XV ' V JJ Rounding into the last month of the half year period Nash sales and production raced thru June to pile up a 60 lead OVER the greatest previous volume of June business in all Nash history g total also And this made June 1926, the 22hd consecutive month with one exception to sur- record-breakin- pass the mark set by the same month of the previous year The reason Nash is getting the business is simply because people are buying where they get the MOST for the money in greater VALUE, in greater QUALITY, and in finer PERFORMANCE BAUGH MOTOR CO. . N South Main, Logan HISTORY IN CAKE Eddie Says Kitchen mVVWUHVMWMMWUMV The craze for fidlers has already raised the price of rosin, but the boom does not seem to have struck the market yet. CUPBOARD ill Every married man in Logan knows that government cant make The thumb is husbands free. is mightier than the sword. The country is as wet as ever, say the wets, while the dry3 say it is dry; and strange to say, neither is satisfied. . . d Nothing could bring greater joy toLogan than for her to awaken . some morning and find that one of her citizens had invented an auto that will wash itself. : old-tim- , fnay-fmftal- shows pictures of everything except' backache. When a Logan man says 1. things at my house he pro means the washing machine lawn mower. Weve often wondered who are against things can make so much more those who are not. whyth in l noise11 Samson had the right idea sk advertising. He took two and brought down the house, colr A Georgia man secured an wife's junction to prevent his to is try to' next but the bile, , force it. Talk about Slavia owes us Jd strangers, $68,000,000, cant even pronounce Something About Cache onfi-Ka- e. Utal The seed catalouge Hi VANISHING HIRED MAN Not so long ago every farm of any consequence around Logan had its hired man. The farm househould did not regard him as a paid laborer; he was a fixture and could be taken into confidence ag readily as any other kl& A! member of the family. Seldom did lie prove to be a floMAXWELL NELLIE By ater. He came as a rule out of the nowwhere, no one iTT I I I II 1 H seemed to care about his past, he was content with board A and lodging and a little money now and then for chewing Sunday Night Supper tobacco and a change of spirit and socks. He was a which may be prepared DISHES or better, served could fix anything that went wrong from the dish, are always chafing about the farm, and became an indispensable member of T6pular for the Sunday night meal.In ' the family. Scrambled Eggs. If limited But times change and many of our old traditions the number of eggs and oversup-pUewith -- those who. are to be change with them. The hired man, as he used to be served, to make a dish of scramknown and cherished, has been melting into oblivion, and bled eggs extend to meet the apwe notice a vast difference between the farm laborer of petites, add to the frying pan a cupful of rice that has been e hired hand. Todays hired farmer half today and the well washed and drained, add not migrates enough butter to cook it, stirring is a strange' creature who more often than with the passing of each season; he is not content to until the rice Is a good color, then add water or milk or a mixture of spend long years in the employ of one family. In fact, he both and cook the rice until peris today nothing more than a man working for wages fectly Well done. Now add three and as high wages as he can getjtilling the soil means to to four eggs, more if more rice is usual milk or him nothing more than how much money he can get out tsed, and with thewith cteam and butter seasonings of it 6ne has a most satisfying dish, savlf of the eggs ordinarily hired man has succumbed to the lure ing The old-tift dish. for used such' salaries of dream the big resist of the city. He couldnt Chicken Jellied Salad. Put Into and the fascinating life of the city. If he has found hap- a saucepan three cupfuls of highly piness there,, all right. But when he left he took away 'Seasoned chicken stock, the whites two eggs, three tablespoonfuls of a lot of sentiment and happiness that cant be put back bt find two tablespoonfuls of gelatin Tetiion Juice. Boll two minutes, stirby the hired man of the present day. m & fe ring constantly. Place on the back bf the for thirty minutes, ROAD PAVING GETS TIRED T a double then ettUfl It seems that there are some things that will make theesecloth. , through than poor materials, CqVefc the bottom of Individual a concrete highway go to pieces other molds with liquid jelly abd set on bad underlying drainage and too heavy loads. A professor K6. Wheh firm, decofate with red of a Maryland university explains one of them. He calls tifid green peppers cut into fancy it fatigue. Shapes; cover with the jelly mix-HirMolSteh one ctapful of cooked If you bend a thin metal bar back and forth it will ohe-ha- lf with fowl cupful of finally break in two. The molecules lose their tenacity. dressing to which a bt dissolved gelatin has The crystals of the metal are pulled apart. mad Under heavy traffic, parts of a concrete road may be Been added. Shape into balls all In each mold ; flU with in times of a center At the thousands day. Tnadg and fall lelly. Chill, uirfold on lettuce serve with mayonnaise dress- of. this bending there is a strain exactly as there is a strain when you bend a metal bar. A crack develops, and English Monkey. Soak one cup that is the beginning of disintegration. Toledo Blade Ttil ol stale bread crumbs to one reason that the use of asphaltic cUpful of milk until soft. Melt one . It i3 for the above of butter, add a ctt-fu- i materials is rapidly increasing in highway construction, taplespooRful SOft cheese find when the of concrete cushion on either as a top of a tmeele is melted add the sOaked base, or for the base itself. The autombile and paved trnmhs, one egg slightly beaten, ibd cayenne to taste, Cook highways have taught many new lessons, and one of the <' minutes and pouf over toast-i- d .most important is, that neither can stand the jar caused crackers or toasted bread and abwith papriktu is unless the traffic Iprtnkle properly impact &y high speed .Western NewsDansr XJatM.) 0, sorbed. ifcgfc'.i. Paine ' ilfeby river, Nevada, he found that settlers had commandeered all of the horses for a quick dash against raiding Piutes. Haslam was due to lay off at Bucklands, the end of his stretch of the express route, but the next rider was ill and the division superintendent offered Bob a 350 bonus to go on. Haslam ae cepted and started on the lonely ride of 35 miles to Carson Sink. Here he changed horses, sped on through 37 miles of alkali desert to Cold Springs, transferred to a new mount and rode 30 miles to Smiths creek, where he delivered the pouches to his successor. Then, after this ride of 1S7 miles without a stop except to change horses, he rested for nine hours and was ready to go back with the eastbound mail. But tragedy wa9 At Cold Springs ahead of him. he found' that the Indians had killed the station keeper and run off all the horses. Stopping only long enough to water his weary mount, Haslam pushed on and by sheer luck got through a country swarming with hostlles and arrived safely at Sand Spring. At Carson Sink, the next station, he found 15 men garrisoned In the station, which had been, attacked only a few hours previous. They tried to persuade him to remain until It was certain that the Indians had left the vicinity, but he refused.. After resting an hour he galloped away and reached Buck-land- s safely, only three hours and rx a half late on his regular schedule. His bonus was Immediately . raised to $100. But Pony Bob was not done yet V The westbound mall would soon arrive and there was no one except So back himself to carry It on. over the trail he went, and at Fridays station he finally found his He had ridden 380 duty ended. miles with less than 11 hours layoff, and there was not an hour of his riding when he was not In danger of capture by the Piutes and death at the torture stake. , HA' jails? i er name Valle; THINK THIS OVER This replica of historic Independence Hall in Philadelphia Is a fine example of the bakers art. It was made by the chef of one of Philadelphia's leading hotels to advertise the SesquV Centennial International Exposition, which will open In that city June 1 and run to December 1 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of American In The "State- - House" dependence. stands on a table at the entrance to the main dining room of the hotel. 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