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Show Thu THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. PACE SIX Nnvr-mbt-- , r 15. lf)g io.-n- e Tailoring Course Reclaims Bad Boys RfllWAY PROMOTES Of Novel Of School Iowa over-ag- chroma from ng truants through a combination j health, vernal education and tail- - j oring project carried out over an V entire year at Cary school Des So far as fs known. Moines. this is the only tailor ng project1 of its kind in the country ns i$ The chronologual ages landed, from 12 to 16 vea.s and the grade iThey spread from IB to 4A were discouraged apa'iehe, and, Most of them were, indifferent from poor homes with no bathing V ' v, 4 fac llttes They were uncomfor- -hand-me1 ,i V? pP dressed in nonde.script tably & downs, km unkept, careless lot. Academic subjects had no appeal. The school's job was to improv-personappearance and establish V U self respect; to teach values of materials and sk.ll in handling ,s n 21 Aft s? , in finding them, to aid them K v themselves m the industrial world ft ' v a and to help them discover a real t need for learning1, This necessitated program V defin.te, prompt and concrete The St Asai t f school was equipped wuth showets. t laundry facilities and sewing maMen who lose from humble positions in railroad life have chines The problems was to been honoied by the Union Pacific in making changes on the adapt the equ.pment to the need; of the children. letirement of E. E. Ualvin, operations vice president, shown Teaching the boys to make above greeting his successor, W. M. Jeffers (right), form-eil- y shirts and overalls for themselves general manager. N. A. Williams (left) succeeds Jeffers. was the prevocational act.vity de-- ( cided UDon. dignified by belnj ere in 1909, at Cheyenne and Al- i caled Cheyenne, Wyo.. (7P1-T- hree tailoring maba ard finally general man-feree Thev learned to use needles heroes, who climbed dif- th'mbls bias tape and to do ma ladders to success, are in- - a?e? in 1926 these were the rungs chine stitching on simple attrac- - valved in changes on the Union of his ladder to the present distinction. re tlve sewing devices. Geographies Pacific railroad system as the Williams tired of swinging a In demand for the first time suit of the retirement of E. E. when they began to make their Calvin, vice preseident of oper- - pick on a section gang and be He own shirts. They wanted 'nfor-- , ations. mat.on about cotton Rio Lantern' Calvin, a messanger boy on the slides and pictures door-ste- 4 -- - f yv. al nh ifc I sk r. ber of L Afr tne Cooudge cabinet. Office seekers are never considerate even of a president. The extension of the radio and motion pictures has lessened the etfectlveness of the inaugural ceremonies as a drawing card at the Nations capital, tne ceremony of tne president of tne United States tuning his office and tne subsequent pageantry In other years was an occasion lor the railroads to run special trains In order that the people might par ticipate in these historic aflairs. 1 be motion picture has been a medium of bringing the details of tne Inauguration ceremonies to each citizen who cares to patronize his local picture theatre. The radio has developed to such an extent that a majority of the American people may listen In at their own. homes In skillfully drawn by radl announc- - ',A ri nt ger-lik- men. n,.-- ld mpjreU In the dusing"by tise r vLnoat ' vse&ss VAPORub . CVe? -- rUiait J tmrj j I are like tile Iu- triangular Iiroveil Mop no oilier pul- Lb bo remarkable in its No STOPS 0-Co- dr re-cu- lts Use them. as Mops,?5c,$L$1.2.. fl-o- z. Poli-l- i, bottle, 30c ; 12 oz.,W)c, Paris, (A) Tweeds, Imported from England, or woven in France under English inspiration, are of great importance in new styles. At Jone Regnys a straight line coat of fine tweed mixture is blue witif a lavender cast. The back is stitched in sunburst design. There is a - Artist Paints Mlirals - linvi like Ike tl. Hr ui l le S.iIiIi.k;,. sre soon st out-goi- I Smul-i- lABYSCOLDS out-goi- ng p. f H-- embarrassment In regard to a special session. The Oregon senator believes that the heavy vote for Mr. Hoover from the farm districts may be construed as a mandate to the Congress as well as the Seventy-llrand proposes to present a bill for the attention of the short session In December. The new McNary bill will not contain the equalization fee, which was largelv responsible for President Coolldges veto. The time of the second session will be devoted largely to the enaettaent of emergency legislation and the pasage of appropria- - j tion bills. Borne legislators believe that the tjjie is all too short to give serious consideration to farm relief measures, but Senator McNary contends It could ail be disposed of within a fortnight. Senator Borah is not an ardent supporter of the McNary plan to force through farm legislation The Idaho Senator prefers a special session In 1929. Here Is another Instance where the President-elect must express his wishes, and at the same time give consideration to the opinion of the retiring president, who will have the .veto power until noon of March 4. It Is generally conceded that Mr. Hoovers troubles started on the day of victory. The presidency has broken many strong . ct rule, II I tiliicvl "m'l ttlm siux i Ku t niimay tli tl runnis Inn rlt.irmer bruins, nubility, etc. U, r lleW(.-- j Uonllilv. f,llional Editorial Affiociathnj 14 Unless Washington, Nov. Herbert Hoover President-elethe winter decides-- to spend months at his private home In Wasnington, Sou mem California will be unusually well populated with politicians and otiice seekers. There is no deabt that Mr. Hoovers return to the Capital city would simpliiy a few of the innumerable proolems that the elecYet. tion brougnt to ms mere is a question of ethics involved and M: Hoover will probably abide by tne unwritten rule and remain away from Washington until just prior to the Inauguration. 1ms situation may DC explained by the fact tnat politicians in their mad scramble for lavors would undoubtedly turn adtheir back on the ministration, which would bring uD out decidi embarrassing situawno tions for the piesident-elec- t, served so conspicuously as a mem- API Forty boys weie) misfit e, LETTER j0 0 R WASHINGTON Written Fof The Journai b Plan Of directing: Energies Youth Brings Surprizing itesults Des Monies Nov. 14 four saved AS refers i POSITION START IN ' liunlOLE t ( VHO HAD, MEM beige fox collar. Farmers And Land ong Pittsburgh. Patbe much discussed paintings in Owners Seek Damages the International frt exhibit at Carnegie Institute Idaho. Nov. 15 AP) rra five from the brush of Mrs. Mcccw, farmers and landowners of .tohetina K. W - Hallman. tne Six Coeur D'Alene river valley of ers ailS!. tr?inefi art-ij Fittsbui gh who uses the the Idaho teflMght $600,000 damages j vers. The result is a sad blow to as canvas home her her the hopes and aspirations of- ThP ertlst who once proposed and asked 20.000 attorney fees, for five mining companies in the Washingtonians. Local merchants- ' at Salt Lake. He quit to are Pittsburgh bridges he daubed Coeur DA'ene The boys grouped themselves In suits jnwn Pacific as a caiTboy Jef- - intendent region. now pleading with Mr Hoot- Wlth bronze, green or red run into stichers pressers and ut- - fcrs a mercantile but paint, wm business, fi'ed in federal court here jcctcr-daplace as general manager er lor authorization to stage a instead of black. has 'filled the ters. Pbnndoned for in The star presser had been be taicen it railroading by N A Williams, who f POPULARITY ber home with landscapes The at 2o was a section hand on th l91- That year he entered the Un- spectacular inaugural, not forget-0the school's worst truant. ball. The plaintiffs charge that tail-- , famous the inaugural -, ween two of the rooms lies the beting a to read learned as at Pacific cutter trainmaster expert J?n and Quincy. materials Chlcag0 and other Mr. Hoover Burlington are I'rom thr P(i"ifU' to thr A tlon tip, Xnaications that poisonous . . . rK.ean tn pintle md. Blue waves ing.i cause he needed certain lnforma-- . wuliams has been , super- -' Grand Island. Neb- By 1922 he general . IVVt c von limit rr n me 11. ; was officer a tlon. a The student health Km acatn.twl.lte Cheyennp superintendent, crons ntendent at Cheyenne in river hovp caused presidents, oumllsh Fea grape had once been the most untidy fruit, pf imisiilt our hu) mpehnnn : Just nji , ask-Calvin 10 years old is one of then general Superintendent at preceding livestock to the amount cabinets he served, and be conjn fbe foreground, and prd boy In school. They had secretlv He Los Angeles. He came back to tent with a simple but Impressive thi hist to be found. Hes railroad western pioneers. ed wbR,e clruds tumble ovpr the high y.sited an overall factory to see If servetj ypion Pacific as a Cheyenne as general superinten- ceremony. The mining corr.nanies are the Quality woikmanship, carearched doorway Other rooms bunker tailoring was really a mans job. telegraph operator at many front- - dent in 1925. hill and Sullivan min-nv courteous in ls Hoover While show Even before the shlrte and over- - ler and Mr, resting ful, landscapes. tropical ts hen herds of buffalo and concentrating company; FeJ-- j sen ice have won for usprompt o- -e to California. alls were finished, washed, pressed ofte No Mrs. Congressional Heilman tsturht political a favthe and traffic Cominterrupted and eral Smelting M'ning leaders are lushing back to Wash- pa tot. Her father. Joseoh R confidence was es- from excited Indians was considWe orable danger Heela Cfompany. reputation. Mining tabl shed, personal appearance preparing for the opening, well, who was associated wifi PK-- nonvi d rec0gnlzed with. His ComDanv and j er that reputation at stake on and an unprecedented congress the first week in De- - Uarro Sisley end Renoir alw-d- . Sunshine Mining 1 ter- November effective 1 Com-I crest i in cember. Though the new academic subjects was minates an whee enth'rles-v- i was nartlv the Amy Matchless Mining every job that we do. interesting railway Teach the chicks lo roost, as soon gress does not come into existence responsible for the local interest pany. apparent. career until March 4, the ambitious Sen to rreitetTvoorary art, was her only 10 ,e l1'1 Imagine the results if money When Harriman, the-- ' railroad I a tors and Representatives, are los to officers to apprehend truWinter, Air Service paid coukk-bthe Harriman districted ants Amsterdam APJ The summer i diverted toward or- - organizer ' Man must pep chickens free from lng no time tn their struggle for air service, by means of which lice mil mV !i''emise the chUkeus their high places in the party Itershothemsdves.8011 councils. The election of Senator travelers reach Scandinavia the Salt Lake City, went to Portland eniit. Curtis as Vice President throws same day they leave Qreat Britlas general manager of the road, open the choicest political plum In ain, has been so successful that he was at San Francisco as Coed feeding f iupoiiart so as to Worlds Sugar Oqtput Next he senate, that of majority leadan airline to Sweden wll be 35 Tcderal Avenue Phone891 a vice president of the Southern imiintiiln Hie Hie reflating power of er. The scramble for this high maintained during the w inter Calvin directed railroad fnu Is, Kestriction I' orescent Pacific. woik nvonths post is bound to provoke personal relief after the earthquake 9 , animosities. The question of poliPacific Union the fire. When and AP Havana Sugar groweia (iiH.il venlilnlloi ts very e. enllnl. If tical service to the successful nay and grinders of Cuba see a possi- -, and Southern Pacific were nil openings nre losej I lie bouse will' tional ticket will be- an important was 1914 Calvin in asaigned that the forthcoming world gated Uniforms For Rotarian factor. become 1926 he il:imp and (lie air vlllnled. In lines copeies'i of sugar piodurers in to tbc northern Sen- for candidate Red The Oak, Iowa tP) Red Oak leading of operavke president Pails may place a restriefon mantel is Senator Rotarlans are to wear overalls of lleu y egg production, like heavy ator Curtis tho amount of sugar all countriei Uns. James Watsoh of Indiana, whotbue and white stripes, with the Jelfcrs entire railroad career milk product Ion, can only lie secured has mav produce the advantage of seniority, wearers name In red letters on Coughs from coJ may lead to acrious and hial the inflamed membranes and Plans for the mef ting as out- - has, bee n linked with the Union by liberal feeding of a well balanced Senator Jones of Washington, who the back. The costume was trouble. ou can tup tliem ne'e villi a telegrapher, a.op die irritation, while the creosote bY ration. men lined representative sugar Is also as mem-uleader floor p visit the for the Crcomulsion, an emuUifiod creosote that yearly highjttd got 3 on to the stomach, is absorbed Solo here, are believed to indicate that'cfer in the maintenance of waj, . In Senator the communi-Hla to make George bers running. pleasant to take. Crcomulsion is a the blood, attack the seal of die trouble farming tt future wotking pjl'cv for the timekeeper, exra gang foreman, summer months the colthe 1 New Dining Moses of pres-medical discovery with ties. Hampshire, and checks the growth of the germs. . action; dkipateher, chief dispatcher ony liou-- e should lie control of suear Production like! v it soothes and heals the inflamed memsprnjed at reg- ldent protem of the Senate is an Creomulsion v Neb., tralnmaste. is guaranteed Platte, will be develoncd. Thev sav it at North A X branes and inhibits germ growth. ' s'llisfactory spray active contender. It will require jr in the treatiaeilt of" cmiglts fnraa Denver, ular irt tala. promises lo Include .restriction Gieen River. V.o , and J7i Of ail known drag- creosote is recogCyme colds, bronchitis ar.d minor f.njiis o( Green River as assistant inn bo made of three pints of .kero- caucus of the Republican Senators ba(k proposals. nized by high medical authorities as one A , Ilsl!, bronchial imtatio-iu peril. venae:?, sene umt one part of crml. rail olie. of the next congress to bestow t, and is excellent s soixriutfndrnt. to the here, According reports of the greatest healing agencies for rough this leadership title, but Mr, for building up the system after cod i Coal or lar are nK atm amit , i.p w,,rM restrict 'on probably Will be pm- - . front colds and bronchial irritations. Hoovers wishes will probably or flu. Money if not Mli'Trd to imrfi tei, t. a few torj. AlOrC liUS 111 tvised on a 5 nor cent bast'. Creoimifsion Contains, in addition to creocount heavily. after taking according to .directing idea Is unpopular with tmnv. for sote, other healing elements which soothe The post election problems will Ask your druggist. (idr.) Sodium fluoride, used at the rate of all rocp tries an ounce to a gallon of watijr, K not all await the Seventy-firwhich last yeir increased croon recommended by specialists foi do- congress. Senator elect Vare of because of Cubas in m..iu.i h mid .,r his seat for denied Pennsylvania, st siionld lot used lug roj painsiies..Tliiy o the IHS ,(,k be allowed cln u.mlniiinns Has Tablets, more than a year will be knocking normal outmit while Cuba wood W,,ch are prepared especially for on a warm day ns a dip, nmj the on the door of FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON senate for adbirds should In complch I) immersi'd mission when the be forced to sav with the 4 000.- wmah ran ami all the bad convenes next It ton cron output of last year. in the solmlon. t(.ta rtaulnuK from gaa pressure. month. The senate itself has been That empty, gnuwlng feeling at tbs Rev. W. H. Mitchell, 824 N. Park of Investigating lrregularltites that Hens should be as well fed when Mr. Vares election without reach- - St., Columbus Ohio. Says; dt t the simiuih will dimppear; PJvn "Vow 'Rrinfe I feel HIS with hart molting ns when Injlng. Crowing lng a decision. The contest for hlsI am doing real missionary work Juixious, nurvoua foi'ling and you win their new feathers Is, If I tell or write how my wife1 On Gas Question, Mittibe able into vanish, nnylhlng, seat now presents a vexing tuke a deep breath harder on them than v lem. because Mr. Vare is generally j was relieved of a serious ease of again eggs. producing (Incorporated) without dls mnfiirt Penn-- 1 bladder Irritation with LUh'ated the credited with swinging 14 tPl-FNov. ive Salt Lake City, That drowsy sleepy feeling after delegation solidly behind jBuchu (Keller Formula). She had Preventing the parishes by keeping sylvania pew briefs concerning the distrlbn- - dinner will be u jTI .eed by a desire for Mr. Hoovers candidacy at the Re- - to get up 6 to 8 times each night." Located Just right for Convenience and Comfort, Take the tlon of gal In Utah were on Idejmeitalnmeiit. will cease, the poultry bouse clean and by the Bloating publican convention last summer. It acts on bladder as ensom .sait3 Bus or a Taxi, or the Depot Car and ask the Conductor today with the state Public Utili- - Jvour limbs, arms and fingers will no regular use of dips Is much more Official Washington is wondering, do on bowels. Drives out ties Commission. lunger feel old und go 10 sleep" be- - satisfwlory limn eradicating them whether Mr Hoover W01 pass the deposits and lessens excer, siv-.-foreign for SEMLOII HOTEL jcbl i. , jfause B.i.ilm.inn'g Hus Tablets. prevent once they have Infested the llmk. To word to seat Mr. Vare and pay the lty. This relieves the irritation Corner 2nd South and State Street Name East, the lias from with control the roosts and nests debt of gratitude. mites, Beautys Beauty interfering gis that causes getting up nights. The M'ss In tion. (let I he genuine, in the yellow should be painted with carbollniuim APl What coRATES to of MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT Senator cost 2c $1.00 $3.00. tablets Oregon, each at all drug McNary n name? I illian Russell was se- - pwkege, ut 'bnv go- - d drug Btore or some equally elective wood pre- author of the much mooted Hau-ge- n stores, KelletLaboratory, Meotnn-lcsburSALT LAKE CITY, UTAH lected a wnwr of a recent beau- Price ft ALWAYS ON HAND AT servative. One l!elthieut each year la Ohio or locally at lilter McNary farm relief bill la in DRl O STORE. ly contest here In an endeavor to Bros. Drug Co, Usually sufficient. i Washington ( Advertisementl save Mr Hoover from possible (Advertisement) horseman-- , excellent Inherent T ship of the Cuben 's be'ne turned, from the rare to the greensward of the polo field i twenty-seven- th I I Pres ... (AP)-Am- i i st - y. - ' I - Say" j yn . 5J2 WoM-mgto- lm-Tl(- J- .c.r S n, of retire-prove- con-jpn- id J e -- Pt4V -- Central Garage I j w segre-bilit- A THREE DAYS COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL - 1 adop-Curt- ls two-fol- d satisfae-Tor- -, 1 s I - sat-Kf.- it 1 , Tnn,0 j m-ii- I sugar-produci- st CREOMULSION id et-0- ' prob-iwh- SEMLOH HOTEL en 4 ' elreula-Oxfor- g -- iSCHRAMM-JOHNSO- - 4 77 TUBBY WELL. COUSWO PAIfilClA, I'VE GOT IT AIL FIXED UP FOte iroo FOQ TH1S EVEMIAJG -I'VE WVlTED 80TH lifi1 SAM OJILSOIU A tO OOEV MGOidE TO VCAtL OM VOQ. cs When in Salt Lake Stop at the PEERY HOTEL -- That Home like Place Clean, Respectable, Modern to the Minute. Hates Reasonable $1.25 to $3.00 J " - That Boss Will Keep Them Away. ter r C 3, I'VE LET MtfSELF Ik) FUtt AVOBcLE HATFULL TROUBLE. IF THOLE TUJO GUVS GOME. UP HERE AJO' PATQ.IC.1A Gives 'em TV e sum RUSH AjtteR MEMAKtO1 EACH BuV ME A CHOCOUET SODA )'t Em come, THEVLL TREAT ME RoOGH-- 1 GOTTA SCARE EM .OFF. 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