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Show -- X 'AGS TWO THE JOURNAL. JOURN A L THE PUBLISHED BY EARL AND ENGLAND IT Hi.IS HI Entnrsd ' , at Ihe post Office F'.very Day at Logan, Utah, aa Second In Q COMPANY th 1, Payments for a Full Year. - -- Vote-e-B- 'tr lor oft' c Advance MEMBER OK AHHtKIATED IKKHH The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repuplleation Of all th local newettfEBVANUKtreFhownp I72BR949 61 17U 1728 of aI news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper A Jrotlpc io aBPY 'I' - fxitto nv&ka am. SAlt t cm Uvj5 Wq elm BY one of the besetting sins of the modem age. CURB cruising is came with the automobile and is practiced by young men, and some old ones, who are in search of excitement. It is rarely punished to the extent that it should be. The dapper young fellow who stands on the street comer and accosts women who pass, sometimes is brought to book in police court. The same young "man in an automobile, plying the despicable practice from the curb, not only is more successful, but is punished less fre- es TKqttv fkltoAfco stpajp ' f to-aig- tog from rapidly moving automobiles. Meanwhile the curb cruiser should be given the same attention by the police which is accorded the flirt who operates on the street corner. Salt Lake Telegram. , WOMANS POLITICAL ENTITY ASSURED d ht the principal of American liberty. Over axty-fl- v years ago, ar a member of the Harvard ere', he. with others In the boat, made crimson Harvards color by wearing it for the first time on the river. He was then ft college tutor. When only thirty-fiv- e years old he became preaident of Harvard College,' and after forty years of brilliant service resigned. For nearly fifteen years he has been an overseer and the honored president emeritus. Quite a record TODAYS ANNIVERSARIES 1800 A bill tor the division of tbe Northwest Territory was reported In Congress. 1828 Henrik Ibsen, the famous Norwegian poet and dramatist, born. Died MajT23 1906. 18S6 Commodore David Conner, who commanded the American naval forces In tbe war with Mexico, died In Philadelphia. Born at Harrisburg, Pa., in 1792. 1886, American fishermen off Canadian coast warned not to transgress Treaty of 4118. 1888 One hundred lives lost in n theatre Dm In Oporto, Portugal. 1889 Ohio appropriated 5,000 for a monument to be erceted over the gravee of the Andrews raiders in the national cemetery at Chattanooga 1894 In Boston a large body of unemployed workingmen marched to the State House and demanded employment. 1899 Mrs. Place was electrocuted in 'Sing Sing prison for the murder of her step daughter. ONE YEAR AGO TODAY. In Upper Silesia plebiscite covering 6000 miles of territory with rich min. erals and Industries, the German won In the rural districts and the Poles in the communes. ISNT IT THE T R UTH? see -- 0.0 Saturday Night. WHO PAYS THE TAXES? THE poorer you are the heavier the tax burden you bear although you may not pay a cent directly in city, county, state or federal taxes. : The indirect tax which you pay, however, which is included In the cost of producing every article you eat or wear is the largest . single item in your cost of living. Do not fool yourself into thinking you escape' taxation by the fag burden on to theother fellow ;h hands it baci to you as part of the cost of doing business with a little added foi good measure on each transaction and the ultimate consumer pays i the total load, . . .V It is the everyday citizen and workman who must awaken to th fact that rtlief from excessive taxation rests in his hands. As long as he votes for men and measures which add annually to the tax load just so long wil the cost of living steadily advance. New sources of wealth to tax, new forms of taxation and special . taxes on certain lines of industry are no remedy for the present evil of excessive taxation. All these makeshifts Bimply collect more taxes and add to the burden which handicaps the operation of industry and employment of labor. 'There is just one way to get relief and that is to actually reduce taxation by cutting off city, county and state overhead, consolidating offices and official functions and making less need for tax i , ? revenues. , . The expression, I don't think, is supposed to be, and in fact is, slang; but in millions of cases it is also the truth. 0 a The average hotel rate In America la about seven Upe n day. It occurs to see that ua n modern girl George Skidmore says the only man who never has spoken a cross word to his wife was born dumb, and even he often makes an imjnpressive Posits and Clinging Ort-- n Afford Home. Tho Variety ef Easily Grown Excellent Producer. gesture. n i USE SOIL: ( obtain a liltie plant study gml I lie knowledge uf your soil (lien you aie suie of u garden tliiit will supply ynur table. If the garden It pruperly cured for ihriiugliout the season. 'Ilieie is no greiiti r pi ensure thHii Hun of growing a gissl garden one tliiit is ihe envy uf )uur neighbors and fi lends. mm h experience is required the dewed results. WHEN TO Seed Of self pity I've a plenty My cellar hasnt and juice. And my demi John Is empty. PUNT Jut SWEET CORN Not Bi Sown Until Warm and No Danger From Frost. Should Ground Is Sweet torn should lie plnnted on rich field uni ami vultivuted. ihe same corn. I hi lit the xeed as soon as (lie e boil Is warm in the ''hiy. and bimeessive (ilMiillns evt v tv.o or tluee weeks until late imiii.er. The same results tan tie obtained to some extent by I'lnutiiig etirly, medium anil lafe varieties. Iluut the seeds ah ut two In (I. HI is three .feet ajm rts iiulies " u mi thin to a single stalk every lo fo where one grew before. 1 should! inches. Tbe same rule applies, or Sweet com, when grown in tlie apply, to the cottage gardener the fellow who hue oHj a few feet of South, passes ho quickly from tlie milk to the dough stage Hint caie should space, compared with the three or te even Ied to giitlier tin crop just nt at re farm lu Order lo secure the It is Just as essential that the back the right-time most KHtistuctury results. Tlie flavor yard fence comers" be made to of sweet corn depends upon It stage ns it is tlmt Hie formerly unused places ou tlie farm be brought iuto s state of production. In the hack yard of the majority of! small homes, lu both country and city, there are spaces that have been neglected betause the mun of the bouse wus not exactly in the mood of spading it up when pluming time arrived spading fitue should extend from tlie time the one crop wus garnered Hie Corn In ths Hom Garden. previous fail to the time when the soil actually prepared for tlie next season. Spading in tlie fall is not a had of maturity n'd the method of hanIdea. Tlie leaves and other fertiliser dling tiit- product from tlie plant to Mw lust. Uaugltr producing grow ths cstTbt turned under content very .upuliy after being reand also made to work for you. moved from tlie stull;. It should, Value of Rich Soil. If you are fortunate enough to ob- therefore, he picked onlv a few hour, tain a load or two of stable nmnure, and preferably n few minutes. In uf tlie time when it I to be of course It Is better to turn this under tn the fall and allow It to tie well placed In the pot. : Varieties rotted by spring and not blown an ay For early by. the winter winds Although much rorn Golden Bantam mid - Adam manure has a large quantity of straw Early are suggested, and for medium mixed with It, the straw also enriches end late varieties pisek Mexican or - - , , - - VYhite Mexican, i'oiintry Gentleman the soil, With the ground well cared for to and Stow ell's- - Evergreen. Tlievariety has Hie largest ears and " the, fad hefqre . the, freezing eatjmr start. it is In condition to be brought Is " the most productive. United Into the best producing slate In tlie early States Department of Agriculture. spring, when little, if any, spading will be necessary to make the seed bed GROWING CELERY and tlie worst of the work is over and tbe home gardener is happy with his Growing celery for family use by the prospects. bed method cannot he excelled fyr at' Then time when actual planting taining crispness and delicacy of Comes when the ground Is warm and flavor, according to hnrtli ullurlsts of there seems to be uo danger of frost the Ohio experiment atiitlmi after testthat Is the time to make the most of ing the various schemes of intensive the situation. garden culture of this crop. AccordNo plants will do their best If ing to their plan celery may be obcrowded, bnt there r many vegetables tained In the small garden from Nothat will do well by being planted vember till vnidw inter. For tills croft Those that require a level bed four feet wide and as long close together. most space should have all they need as desired la selected. A dltrh Is dug but it Is well to remember that some Mix inches deep, full width of the -of The smtll vegetable that grow close bed. smooth to the ground and are out of the way w Ith three inches of stable manure ml then with tliree lndies of the best early can be grown between the Inrger plants, such as tomatoes and beans, mil saved for the purpose.' Soaking tlie ground causes It to settle. If dewhich develop alowiy. Be Don. sired, radishes, lettuce or any early By exercising careful judgment a crop may be grows before planting little more crowding may be done In celery. some Instances than has been don by many gardeners, and more intercropping planting between tbe later GARDENS MUST HAVE CARE developing plants may be carried oat, mueh to thw gratification of the A good start for a garden is gardener. often lost about the time, the It to a great pleasure to the prond weeds appear. No matter how gardener to see the young plants shootthe garden may be carefully ing Dp la every nook and corner of his or how rich the soil or planted back yard no weeds stakes for tbe costly tlie seeds, failure will more rapid growing plants everything n surely follow If th proper looking prosperous. and care tre not gives With reasonable weather .conditions during the growing seasou, It m Just as easy to bare a splendid not one sad a as la It poor garden in-k- O ih-e- -- use Air of Refmomont and Pride in ,tns le Unlimited and Majority Ara newer quick return EVERY INCH It was a pitiful mistake, an error, sad and grim. I waited for the railway train the light was low and dim. OF GARDEN it came at lakt, and from a car there stepped a dainty dame, and, looking up and down the place, she straight unto me came. Oh, Jack!" she cried. Oh, dear Intensive Farming Applies as old Jack!" and kixsed me aa she ' Well to Small Plot as to looked and then frightagain spuke, ened. cried: Oh, wliut a bad misthe Large Tract. take t I saul, Forgive me. "madam fair, for I am not your Jink, and as regards the kiss you gave, i'll straightEASY TO GROW VEGETABLES way give It back. And since the night I've often stood upon the platform dim, but only once in a man's whole life do such things Careful Gardener Can Find Room for coiiie to him. Additional Plante if Beet JudgOne of the office force just told us ment le Used in Planof a couple who had been married for ' twelve years and were stilt holding ning Seed Bed. hands. Then added. "The man was afraid to let go for fear he would get Intensive farming" long ago won hurt the O K. of the prai tiial agriculturist who found that it was to bis Uuanciai S4D wore grow, I've reached the hold or Whni s the iutorext. In umko two or, J A d Dave Thomas says the only things in the universe that will lust forever are the human soul and the national debt. TOUCH U'CK Itis horse went dead and his mule went lame, he lost his cows in a poker game; then a cyclone came on a summers day and blew his house and barn away. An earthquake came when they were gone and swallowed the ground the house was on; the tax collector then came 'round and charged him for the hole in the ground. star more .JmiidHorfieby I am not a are-othe- dont mind it, For 1 am behind it The people tn front get the jar. My face, I worst has happened until the iale-ma- n says: We have some eharming models in stouts. e says he is When a Congressman studying the bill, he means he is trying to decide how- it would look pasted on bis political fence. - In Utopia all reformers are on and everybody the State pay-rol- l, lives a blameless lif In the hope of getting a Government Job: What we cant understand is how the amall invester so unerringly pick out the swindler to handle his funds e a pto-duc- 1 POME a beauty, There far As V,- Self reliance- - An old fashioned virtue much revered In the beYon cant tell about motives, and fore people learned to let the days GovernIt may be that Eve waa just trying ment do it. to keep tbe doctor away. The Inevitable; A laxy mans ablbl. France la lest Interested In what Hollywood appears to be in need Uncle Sam baa done than in the fear of a little judicious pruning, that he will dun. o o o e e e There doesn't seem to be anything ' At the year grows older, It becomes left of splendid Isolation" except a evident that the labor turnover doe state of mind. snt refer to n new leaf. e e e ' e e One of Edison's men predicts reSome business meu think It la call-a- d turn to inflated does a period of readjustment because he mean, return"?prices. What full atop. The voice of the people demands One nay live longer without to- sound financing," Sure. But it needs no to be bacco. but there appear Subhead for all stories Suggested reason why he should wish to. concerning method of raising the bonus: "Readsm and weep". par-tlcil- ar a queer! to be the opinion by 1LMOST a note of superfluity , the supreme court of the United States, declaring the woman .suffrage,' or nineteenth , amendment constitutional . Yet the decision is most important since it settles beyond peradventure the political status of women in those states where adverse 4 legislatures have refused, even to submit the question to the ' ' i fectora te. The matter came up on the suit by Charles S. Fair-chilof New York, who sought to enjoin the secretary of state from Issuing and the attorney general from enforcing a procla-raatio-n declaring the ratification of the amendment. It waa the contention of the government that the secretary of state having Issued the ratification proclamation there waa nothing to restrain, ; ergo. It was not open to controversy. This was the view taken by " fie court which held that the New York challengers had no standing before it. Maryland dissenters who joined with Fair-- . child on the ground, pf unconstitutionality of the amendment were similarly discomfited. Solicitor General Beck madeThe point in his oral argument that the power of amendment conferred upon the people the right to change the form of govern-- , (By Robert Qiilha) fnent whenever they pleased. The nineteenth Amendment added the word sex to the provisions of the fifteenth amendment: that Well, a man who has been loved by would need to stir up considerable ' there 'should be no discrimination' on account of race, color or movie actresses has bad his dust to earn the title of a dosen Tomboy", previous condition of servitude. He further argued that if the share of fun anyway. people by a direct vote, can elect their United States senators s The reason there Is more scandal they, surely, have equai power to provide who shall exercise the However, it Is no more difficult to now than in the old days Is because iright of 8UfTrsge in silch selection. Certainly, after the principle live down a bad rsputatlon than to more things are considered scandalous Of equal suffrage has been acquiesced in by the highest court for live up to a good one. e e .a to? '""half a'century7 have sef ft aside at this late day would have It Isnt suprising that truth lies amounted to political revolution, just as the solicitor general at tbs bottom of a well. Anything that low down might be expected argued. The last resource of the reactionaries has been annihilated by the decision. Woman is a human being, politically. to lie would seem HEI.P household hint from a HOW BEABTI.Y When they lust met he snid. Hear, For every hop hed have her there; lie'll dog her foot steps far and near. He called her "bird"; she called him Dear A little horseplay hitched the two, Now lie's the goat It's nothing Events The (rial of George L. (Tex) Richard, noted sports promoter, on ' aer-io- u chargee Involving young girls, is scheduled to begin today in New York city. A special election is to be held today In the Third congressional district of Maine to choose a auccebsor to Representative'' JohifA. Peters, who resigned to accept a place on the Federal bench. Trial la scbelued to begin at Cleveland today In the case of Mrs. Mary Brlekel, the last of tbe five persons indicted in connection with the murder of Dan Kaber. Mrs. Brlekel Is the mother of Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber, now serving a life sentence. The birthday anniversary of Neal Dow, the father of prohibition," Is celebrated In New York city with a national prohibition law enforcement demonstraton. William 2. Bryan scheduled to deliver the principal addreaa. Plans for a contest to be waged for the abolition of differential freight rater, khlctt hr alleged to discriminate against New England ports, will be considered at a conference In Washington today of senators, congressman, governors and mayors from the North . Atlantic 8tatee.' IN THE DAYS NEWS Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard University, Is eighty-eigyears of age today; but hie day are s busy and his Interest In tbe world's actlvltes as keen as ever. Dr. Eliot says that during the greater part of hie career he has worked from twelve to sixteen hours day. When not engaged In' his educational work he has been busy writing, travelling, and speaking for Here is York paper: To rid the pantry shelves of red nntx, wipe them with denatured alt hoi every few weeks." Hut how are we going to makd them hold dill while we give them an ah ho! mb? vJq kotxr To-Da- ys JUNIUS by reuAB ktAN ten i2i ftCQlSTCWCP U ft. PAT OF f Ne - - coevsiOMf YftAOC MANS CURB CRUISING quently. . The son of a prominent Detroit family is facing charges of violating the liquor laws and driving an automobile while intoxicated. The charges are the result of injuries suffered by a young woman who jumped from the automobile be was driving while it was going at a high rate of speed. She had never seen the man before, but trustingly accepted an invitation to be driven to her home. As usual, the purb cruiser did mot go to her home, but s arted for a lonely highway as fast as possible, deaf to all of the girl to stop.. Thereto nothing particularly new in the Detroit story. It happens every day vhen the roads are good and the weather is - fine. The practice (s not confined to Detroit or any other city, but is to be found wherever the automobile is in evidence. Every year it brings thousand of girls to grief, with very little punishment for those responsible. The remedy, of course, is to be found . in the home and the girl herself. t been taught that they r Few girls there are who have not should not accept the attentions of strangers. The automobile has made resistance more difficult and many succumb to the in vitation to the motor ride who would refuse the attentions of a man on the street corner,' Of the two, the first is the more dangerous, because from the moment the girl enters the car she is more or less at the mercy- - of the driver. If girls would realize FLOWERS AND VINES BEAUTIFY THE COTTAGE t staa Jv? . and also the local news published herein. All right of republloation of special dispatches herein are also reserved. on Application ; -Advert Inins Rates Furnished y OFFICE CAT 2V Wwk, Except Sunday, BT MAIL, PER MONTH, In Advance BT CARRIER. PER MONTH, in Advance Given Be .. A Discount of $1 00 Per Year Will , TIMES CHANGE Claaa Matter. KATE HLBMIUPTIOX Monday, March 20, 1922. CITY. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH LOGAN Idealism now The tax payer takes the form of a conviction that the doughboy shouldn't place n price tag on patriotism. o the country begin with th assumption that all things are possible to one who has access to the treasury. , , Ail plans to sav When one's arteries begin to harden, about the only pleasure left Is that of scolding about tne way lb young people dress. Europe's bplnion concerning armament seem to be In entire harmony with ihhrtheory'That a hair of Ihe dog u 111 cure the bite. When a car cant pull through, they say the engine is missing; when a bank cant pdtl through, they say the cashier is miming. e Somewhere between tbn Great Beyond and the looker who things th woman nevsr realises that tbe dead speak there is a happy medium. , Hie-tabl- - last-nam- ruttl-vatlo- i . |