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Show Pare LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY TACHE AMERICAN Two E'oemroiM' Qiihelltaake CACHE AMERICAN Weekly Newepeper, Published Every Tuesday end By tba Geche American Publishing Co. West Center Street, Logan Utah at ALLEN Jr, Editor J. WE C. ENGLAND, Manager 3. H. ENGLAND, Mechanical Superintendent n Friday TULLlO CARMIHAT1 a second-cla- ss Advertising rales made known upon application. No Financial Santa Claus . One of the greatest obstacles in the way of curing the growing tax problem is the ancient human desire to get something for nothing. That desire is at the forefront, in times such as the present when vast sums are being spent for direct re- lief and for public works projects. Practically every state is making an effort to obtain a larger share of federal funds than neighboring commonwealths. One of the most potent sales talks of high state officials is that they have been instrumental in obtaining federal grants for their constituents. The idea has gotten around that this money is free. And so it is to the extent that the state pays nothing for it directly. Yet every cent of the money comes from the federal treasury it is made possible by federal borrowings which are secured by liens on every enterprise, every piece of property, every invest mnt in the nation. Interest payments on the bonds must be obtained through taxation and when the time for amortization comes, the money must also be raised by taxing the public. Generally speaking, the federal grants are proportioned to states on the basis, of population, the percentage of needy being about the same in one part of the country as another. As a result, the people of the various states will have to pay back the money they get precisely as they would if it were secured by state bonds. The only advantage the federal government has is in borrowing money at a slightly lower interest rate than a state. This is not to argue that relief isnt necessary it is. But it is also a fact that states are obtaining money for luxury projects which they do not need, and whose contribution to the welfare of the people is far less than it should be, in the light of their cost. Once the public learns that no one in history has managed to devise a way of getting something of value for nothing, it will demand that the states, as a whole, stop looking for a financial Santa Claus, and use more common sense. -- WHAT HAS G0HB OH BBPOttB Mary Barrett fa ih in a content for a two-yein Milan troth scholarship the eminent teacher Onitia Monteverdi With her oun navitiirt nhe procredo to Milan, fives cheaply, studies with a finds heroelf Ih shabby teacher and well-to-do Ameridebt Bill llntlon, a can. loveo Maiy, but the refuses hlo help and finds employment stuping lit a modest cafe Monteverdi visits the s A promising proplace in le gee , Mite. Lolly, has proved a great Her artistic possibilidisappointment. the faties neglected for mous teacher has driven her out. dewomen claring hd will accept mo Micro students When Mary slugs. Monteverdi recognises a great voire and undertakes her training on condition that alt thought of love ts banned Mary Alter a long agrees to do his bidding Hill Huston's period of Iron discipline. search for Marp is rewarded by finding her He urges Mary to escape the but again drudgery by marrying him. she refuses, although she says she hales Monteverdi Mary becomes h established factor u the musical world. Her debut at the Vienna Opera is almost nr hand They dins at a famous restavmnt Mile Laity appears at their table Maty resents Lollys attempted famlhantiis and hurries to her hotel burning wtlh fcalousy HOW GO OH WITH THE STOUT CHAPTER V Mary's Rovonga Madonna Mia' Whai is wrong" cried Angelina. exPointing to her throat. Mary " plained. "Laryngitis. I think telephoned Excitedly. Angelina Monteverdi at the restaurant inof Marvs him plight. It forming was not long before Gullio stormed Into the hotel accompanied by two and eminent throat specialists, dashed into Mary's room, beckoning the doctors to follow The specialists reported that the While case teas very mysterious the patient was unable to utter a was alisolutely sound, her throat free from blemishes irritation or restrictions At Hus serious moment Angelina Interrupted the proceedings with tvoid that there was an Insistent telephone call for Guilio Mme Lallv was on the wile and said she with him positively had to talk "Tell het that I cannot see her THE GAME OF TRADE TAL6QT If you tell Mrs. Jones fruit she selects Nearer the center of the earth A LARGE the people ARE FARTHER FROM THE SEAT OF THEIR GOVERNMENT MOSCOW THAN THEY ARE FROM THE CENTER OF THE EARTH. Two YEARS COLOR BUND-Childr- en do not color sense develop UNTIL ALMOST years Two Guilio snapped Mary smiled "Was her voice noimal when she came home Hus evening?" interrupted a physician "Oh. suie." Angelina turned to "Her voice Guilio and explained sounded nice and clear when she went into the bedioom She said to me in a good voice something about being out tonight and I don't cate if he never comes back " in consulted The specialists Guilio. hushed tones suddenly of aware of the nature Mary's mysterious ailment, inlcriupted them: "I am not a great specialist like you gentlemen." he said, "but I think I am going to restoie Mademoiselle's voice Turning to Angelina, he w "Give me a pin. a nice, long one " Bending over Mary. Guilio inquired in tones of deepest tenderness and concern, "How is it now Better My poor child." She shook her head sadly and whispered hoarsely that her voice was gone, utterly gone The doctors, they can do noth"AH they ing." continued Guilio. understand about a woman is her And at this moment he throat." drove the pin sharply through the soft silken coverlet to something beneath that was softer still. Shrieking loudly in a voice that was completely normal, Mary leaped out. confronting Guilio with the You hurt me1" tearful charge. Shamefaced and realizing that she had completely given herself awav. Mary hung her head in embarrassment while Guilio apologized profusely to the doctors for bringing them on a fool's errand The specialists departed. Before leaving. Guilio instructed Angelina to leave Mary to her own conscience and to lock her chamber door from outside. He smiled with satisfied air as he left. a Mary determined to escape forever from Guiho's discipline. She opened the window, stepped out on the balcony and climbed down the fire escape. Raging inwardly. Mary determined that she would make Guilio suffer for his inconsiderate treatment. Dead Ashes Sipping a glass of champagne. Guilio sat beside Laily and vainly tried to become interested In her continuous babble of conversation him toward snuggled Laily "Howard Bennett of 'the Metropolitan is in town." "Yes." Guilio replied. "He came to hear Barrett." "I should like to sing at the Metropolitan." Laily said, even in small parts. It makes it so much easier to get engagements elsewhere." His mind far away from Lally's Guilio arose enticing apartment. and paced the farther end of the room. Subconsciously, he was trying to figure out Mary s strange behavior. Why should Mary be Jealous? Impatiently tally watched his nervous tread. "For the love of we to spend the night heaven! Are about your Barrett?" talking Guilio dashed from the a pat tment tonight" AT OLD. d. The heat of hibernation- ItiE - temperature of WARM blooded animals when hibernating is almost the SAME as THEIR & i Sts 9 3 toflZ ra O; S2 5' tua 5. J 3 3 369 cB n 5 4 63 -o 3,0 ES mS steal pg u o t 3 -- 5 3 2 la X a s fcj u O Ui 2 u Q X vO 3 U 3 H3 mmm K fli sgliS-a- JS Si O Eg 2o 3I ti i2 e 0 4) f C eg 3 TJ am 5 won" e6 i.'. 0 , a e o a bO 5 S.2q-- : COLD SURROUNDINGS. Winter Driving It takes good sound judgement in dealing with folks. Though attitudes may differ some, Youll find, likely, before you go far That most of the trade is not dumb. If you wish to be sure of smooth riding during the winter months let us service your car with : Zer one or t y Ed. Hysterically, Mary buried her, head in Blil'a shoulder "Lets go out." she pleaded. "Let's have fun. j I want to do all the crazy things Monteverdi's kept me from doing all this time I want to be human for once. Bill, let's go on a crazy bender" Laughingly, Bill lifted Mary Into his arms and carried her downstairs, commandeered a taxicab and ordered the bewildered driver to ignore all the speed laws and drive around the town "Look." Bill exclaimed, "theres a billboard announcing your appearance In 'Carmen' tonight.1' Mary gazed at the likeness of herself Spying a vegetable vendor's pushcart, she ordered the driver to stop, reached for a ripe, luscious tomato and hurled it at the poster scoring a bull s eye hit Astonished pedestrians watched as Bill joined in the game How about our getting married. Mary" demanded Bill at the height of the party ECONOMIC , Bill, thats HIGHLIGHTS How are business conditions today, as compared with a year ago? The answer to that varies with geographical location. If you live in) Colorado, Oklahoma, Alabama, Missouri, Illinois, North Dakota, PennMinnesota, sylvania, Marne, New Hampshire, or Connecticut Massachusetts, Rhode Island, the chances are that your business has gone down-hi- ll during the past twelve months. If you live in California, Texas, South Carolina or Kentucky, the chances are that it has undergone little or no change. If you live in any of the remaining 31 states, your business should be doing better. These are the results of a survey made by the United States News. Improvement or lack of it was measured by changes ini actual purchasing power. Allowance was made for the fact that wholesale pnees advanced some ten per cent during the year in question, so that a dollar, in the light of a year ago, can buy only about ninety cents worth of goods today. This obviously gives a much truer picture of conditions than does a 'surwey made on dollar volume alone. Far example, every state except Colorado showed an advance in dollar transference during the year but when the ten per cent deduction was made, but 31 Mo-n- Tuttle. states actually showed substantial Improvement. Analysis of the survey, as the News points out, produces some very interesting facts. In the improved group are Included the bulk of the great agricultural states Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, etc. This was due to two diverse factors: One, the drought, which increased prices to where they more than offset the loss in production; second, the governments payment of hard cash to fanners who agreed to retire acreage. On the other hand, except for New York which is an important agricultural as well as industrial commonwealth and so is difficult to classify but two of the great states, Ohio and manufacturing Michigan, fall within the favored group. And these two, the News says, got in by somewhat narrow margins. As a consequence, the logical inference is that during the past year the farmer has done considerably better than the urban worker. Most economists lean to the opinion that the rise in the fanners income will, in the near future result in a heavy demand for manufactured goods. So far, the additional cash the farmer has taken ip has largely gone to meeting old debts, leaving him little with which to buy the commodities that keep factory wheels turning. Once he gets a surplus, however, he will begin to spend in the open market and when that happens, better times will reach the industrial communities, employment will grow, pay rolls will mount, and a have investors will chance to see what dividend checks look like once more. apaii-men- Furniture or Pianos Moved From or to any point In Utah, also local moving and hauling. We Carry Cargo Insurance C. R. Johnson Cab & Transfer Fhone 314, Logan mfS Pityingly, Guilio continued to stare at her. 'Tins wilt ruin vour career. l)o you remember a long time ago lvvarncd you not to fall In love? I should have warned myself, loo " Against Laily?" Inquired Mary. to be: continued . STAR CLEANERS AND TAILORS 109 North Main Western Oil Eastern Oil lgc 5c Order From Us that Good Gordon Creek Coal Save at GaSav Where Dividends are Regularly Paid to GaSav Members. Phone 710-- 78 W Logan, Utah West 1st South JACK FROST is going to lay it on heavy this winter and youll be the worse for it, UNLESS your coal bin is filled up with our coal. high grade, no-was- Phone Central Hotel 1235 We Call for and Deliver tc The automatic heated homes are increasing. The particular owners are installing the famous Everything in Radio, Certified Radio & Refrigeration Service Sales. Electric & Refrigeration Phones 184, 462-430 & Day Night Bill gazed at the door quizzically. You know. Maiy. lies not suih a bad sort. Gee. 1 thought from the way you described him ." Ignoring Bill's remaik. Mary exploded. "So. he'll get Laily. will he" Jamming her hat on her head and grabbing her coat, Marv walked to The audience paid to the door hear me sing Not that broken-dow- n old war horse'" Mary motioned a passing cab and told the driver to take her to the work. Special This Week CLEANING is superior to Gas Cleaning Solvent used is absolutely harmless to fabric and offers the least wear to garment A MBfBE3aLSXt,IA.AMSCJyae t. opera house When she reached the theatre, the faithful servitor was alone and disThere was no time for traught explanations "Get my first act costume ready!" Mary commanded, and started to prenare for the performance. Looking into the mirror, she suddenly saw a reflection of Monteverdi. sitting comfortably in an arm chair in a far corner, calmly smoking a cigarette. "Where's Laily demanded Marv Out in the front of the house waiting to hear you sing Carmen." replied Guilio, with a shrug. "Then you never intended that she would sing tonight' I see: but this is the last time you'H ever fool me Angelina, tell the manager that I have lost my voice." Turning to Guilio she added, And tins time a " won't results pin get Angelina exeitedlv looked towards Guilio for advice He indicated with a gesture that she should leave them alone Silently Guilio walked to the dressing table and looked at Maryl Intently Laconically. Mary stared back at him. I'm cm Ions to sec what you'll do now. Whatever it is. It wont dividend. ODERLESS DRY re-.- i Mary lit a cigarette "Barrett. I forbid you " Guilio spoke severely "Stop acting like a child. Y'ou are an opera star " Haven't you heard I'm through ' I r.i with opera Marv replied going to marrv this nice vounr man." Crossing to Bill. Mary embraced him Apologetically. Guilio retreated Well, this ts unfortunate, of couise," he said. "But we will have to get a substitute 'Carmen' has been announced and Carmen will he sung " "A substitute For mv pan Who" Mary asked "Laily" replied Guilio. bow in? stiffly Nodding his head at Bill Monteverdi quietly left the REMEMBER: An Increase in the price of Gas brings an increase in tbe amount of your -- , dence. Monty ?" nrmu r The average age of World war veterans is now around 40. 1 Laughing heartily, Marv erossed the threshold and discoveiod Monteverdi. standing in the center of the room and glaring at her steadily Bill looked at Guilio curiouslv as he shut the door, "llaie sou 1 long-starv- ed not a ban idea." replied M.irv. "the mote think about it. the better I like it ' Bill ordeied the taxi home anil after giving the driver an enoimoi.s ted M.irv to the door of tip. his a part mem and (lung it opui "Enter, Madame, yout futuie Alcohol ' Glycerine reatone ' Mobile Arctic Oil uSl . Golden Eagle Gasoline We handle Exide Batteries C your' "You know, Phone 928. FOR at your store. Its better to give her the facts And say that youre sorry the apples are bruised. Your shop must survive by your acts. the receiver and turned to discover Bill, standing in the doorway, looking at her, with surprised delight. "Next time." he said, you decide tell me about It too, ' to marry me ' The Doctors, they ran do nothing" lloscd by Jessie Italph. Tullio Carminali and Gmie of Siberia 38 She may discontinue to trade him that!" Mary slammed down -- PART OP Suits Made Like New West First North fresh when you know it is not, Then she tastes it and finds that it does not compare To the standard of goods she has bought. i BY ARNOLD u that the ys Is AMAZE A MINUTE SCIENTIFACTS Your Suits Cleaned Today-SchebCleaners and Tailors --Have Hailing a taxi, he drove to the Hotel . Metropole. where he sought rest. An Old Italian Custom Opening her eyes in the morning sunlight and gazing at the unfamiliar surroundings. Mary remembered that she had come to Bill's apartment, and not finding1 him at home, had bribed the houseWhile waitkeeper to admit her ing for him to return, she had fallen couch on She the wondered asleep why Bill had failed to come home. Picking up the telephone she idly called Monteverdi. Angelina answered the phone, greatly disturbed over Mary's disand the fact that appearance Monteverdi had not come home during the night either. "That's ail right!" Mary said "I dont care what he furiously does I'm not coming back, and I m not going to sing tonight. I'm going to marry Bill Huston, so tell will Friday, December 28, 1934 i COLUMBIA PICTURE matter November S, 1931, at tbe Past Office at Logan, Utah, nnder the Act of March 3, 1891. - - LM Babeeripttoa Bate by carrier or man one year aa LYLE Uf,. 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