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Show PAGE TT70 STRANGLER CLAMPS ON A' WEDLOCK THE JOURNAL WARNING! TO ALL CHIEFS OF POLICE PROSECUTING ATTORN EYVS AND SHERIFFS OF THE STATE OF UTAH AND TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY: The public Is warned that neither the American Automobile INCONSISTENT DISCIPLINE the effect of inconsistent , disciAssociation or its affiliated clubs pline. By Alice Judson 1eale m this state,- namely the Utah The proper discipline of. inThe child who never knows State Automobile Association, is what is largely cue of regular to from fancy his expect parents on for any special drive putting under a constant nervous physical routine, and is so obnor two Belling membership, yealljj there is no order m his viously important that all but memberships, nor ottering insur- - world ana ne can' tie sure the "most irresponsible parents ance ol any sort at any cut or wiU respect it. But the proper thing. i educed rate. tne between of years Today he is reproved for every discipline The public is further warned slip; tomorrow his wlMest the second and sixth increasingly that neither of said clubs em- small fa e t o rs behavior unchecked. On involves psychological goes a under anyone ploy operating California license in this State Monday he is told that he cannot which are less obvious but not PUBLISHED BY EARL&ENGLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY AUGUSTUS Entered at GORDON Editor tlie Pom Olfice every day In the week except at Logan, tLah, a Second Class Matter Sunday, - advertising rates furnished on application Member of Associated Press otw The Associated Preso ts exclusively entitled to the Cse for republic-tlecredited to It or not otherwise credited la thta el all news dinpau-hepaper and afBo the load pews published therein. ol special dispatches herein are also All right of republication reserved. n as a salesman of memberships have aessert unless he finishes less important to toe childs deand that the annual initiation his vegetable; on Tuesday he velopment. Above all else the child needs fee and dues have not been re- leaves his spinach and ts givin two helpings of his favorite pud- a sense of continuity and consisduced from $13.00. his background, his Should persons claiming' to re- ding. One evening he is closely tency in - his affections.,.The child present the American Automobile catechized on his doings between routine,has no way of Association or - any association 3:SQ and SJiOl. Another he walks wno lacks these ' con-- " with a name quite similar appear in late for supper without re- budding up a 'serviceable"' science or an even tempered, in your locality and make any proof. Such erratic treatment is not cheerful outlook. The confusion con- representation concerning to his nection with the American Auto- only demoralizing to his habits of his days is reflected mobile Association or the Utah and lus standards, but often gives own contused state of mind. The of those about State Automobile Association, or rise as well to a condition of unpredictability The younger him results to his own condition any insurance service available nervous instability. to its members, or represent that the child, the more disastrous is of nervous irritabilityany of said clubs are putting on a special drive at reduced rates for membership in this State, or BAROMETER READINGS Rain Pair Chang lo4)y0 tSll!lJI!2!!lSiI4!5!!e!Ui7iIJn!I. Yesterday A The aheva roadlugo a. e taioa front THE JOURNAL 3 taronietw at 400 o'clock cadi afternoon except Sunday. TR "yer&ay readinff taett Monday refers to Saturdays reading. NO Monday, February 4, 1929. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH LOCKING-U- P OF MONEY - - Hoover of suggestions marte by President-elec- t in planning the construction of needed public works, so as to assure employment for the geat number of industrial workers who because of what is popularly termed "overproduction find themselves at recurring periods lacking jobs, have evoked the objection that the proposed plan for stabilizing employment would defeat its purpose by withdrawing from available sources of credit the large amounts to be expended upon the authorities. various projects approved by the If the amount of money. orTatjjer credit currency, available for use in paying wages and buying goods were strictly limited, this criticism might be valid, but the facts are so plainly otherwise that it is surprising to see the same old fallacies brought forward to do duty as objections to what may prove to be an epoch making departure in economics. Through careless think-deluded into been has loose believing Ing and writing the public that in some mysterious way money expended for good roads, waterway improvement, public buildings and similar projects is diverted from the channels of trade, or, as generally stated, locked up for a more or lest definite period. Nothing of the kind occurs. Practically every dollar expended on road construction, for instance, goes, in paying wages to labor and in payment is for materials, directly back into circulation. No "money as as reason and that rapidly sufficient locked up, for the good it is paid out for labor or supplies it goes from the recipients to the butcher, the baker and all other mercchandi.se distributors. Since the recognized defect of present social and industrial conditions is the inability of the consuming public to buy approximately as much wealth as they produce, it is manifest that, stated In terms of monetary exchange of commodities, the, situation is one in which the consqmers have not sufficient income to purchase all the goods they produce and need. Th problem, therefore, ff ems to be one of correlating the currency of supply with industrial and business activities so that consumption may keep pace with production, and the multitude, which is both producer and comsumer may be enabled to exchange what it gets for its . product without artificial restraints. THE ! ofdcBay Ed Strangler Lewis, dethroned world heavyweight wrestling champ. Is to bs nyarried soon to Elaino Tomaso, ptartst of Glendale, Cat. Hs Is shown demonstrating his famous strangle hold to hio fiancee. HUE Him WRITES THE 10URNAL FROM TO WASHAKIE Feb. 2 1929 The people are good condition But some our people under the weather, we had very cold weather here this winter. The road is pretty bad to travel through to valley. I hope soon road cut through. Our boys been hunts Jack rabbit nearly everyday, and earn their living. Mr.: Robert Harris buy all the rabbit skin around here, . Our day school is running good condition this year. Most all the children went school here. Last night ward amusum committee gave a dance. But everybody enjoyed themselves. Mr. Sethe Pubigee went down Tremonton to see Dr. White. But was been hospital about week and he shot one his hand with 16 gauge shot gun, and Dr. White address his wond today and he coming find now, but Willie Ottogary healing good now. Mr. John Wagon was motor down Ogden about week ago. Mr Nephi Zundel was motor down tremonton other day. Mr. Henry Won-- ; sook and Mr. Warren Wongan doing some shopping today. Mr. Cutch Lion was motor down Ogden last week ago., Mr. John -, Thompson is still here now. and he winter here with his law place. Master Batt Eagle is still here now. He expent went home after new year. But he nearly forgot his home. I am going up visit Washakie tomorrow, and forgot to write early, WILLIE OTTOGARY. WASHAKIE, son-in- t TTWISE MEDICAL WARNING a season such as the present, when so many reports are circulated regarding the alleged prevalence of the kjpklmk Influenza, any authoritativev opinion pending to, show the fallacy of much that is publicly believed concerting it is mere than welcome. Hence the statement made recently by the health commiHsionevof tartly' o. Npw Tpjlt, Dr. Shirley , W,. his ; Wynne in answer to criticisms that had been directed against disease alkrirrtAfj hf department fornotiscriding put is particularly tamely. Sijid jLhcommissicaipr, if arf alarm were spreacV every1 coid ?wduld M classed asi infliieriza and 'busirteks operations. lie idded .. .Would suffer ti. heavy toss in decreased convinced That.iui that he and other health officials were-poepidemic existed ; nor did he believe that the disease had' '. large enough to warrant an alarm; informal Looking at the situation from another point of view, tion is at hand that the terrifying descriptions that hare teen given in some schools ofthe effects of this epidemic have, aside altogether from the disease, themselves produced untoward results. The implanting in the thought of the young of vividly drawn pictures of symptoms, with undue emphasis upon the possibility of fatality resulting, has a deterimental effect upon many children that is difficult to compute. Moreover, where the desire is mainly to impress the thought with the necessity for following out certain lines of alleged prevention and cure, it is easy for an overenthusiastic teacher to depart from the strict lines of fact. In consequence the child easily obtains an inordinately bad impression which often takes so strong a hold upon him that is becomes exceedingly difficult to eradicate it and is likely to manifest itself in many discordant conditions at a later date. On the other hand, the removal of fear would do much to offset the advance of any epidemic. This fact is becoming more and more widely recognized, and the commissioners statement, above referred to .should be helpful in this particular instance. Application of common sense to the general situation and the quieting of the feeling alarm that is so easily aroused at such a time would prove helpful factors in combating this or any other epidemic1 reach-proportio- ns l 4 . WHAT CONGRESS IS DOING MONDAY (By The Associated Pres) ' Calendar day in house, senate considers cruiser bill. commerce Senate interstate committee 'opens hearings on bill to extend life of radio Tariff hearings continue before house ways and means committee. Senate immigration committee has before it proposal to postpone national origins clause. - Hoovers Shun Hotels Washington Feb. 4 (AP)! tlie Herbert Hoovers have lived the world over, almost, they Houses prefer houses to hotels- were leased in Mandalay, Broken HiU, Tokio, Leningrad and London. Then, of course, there was the mother nomein California. - gh non-prof- U Ttii wtfic vakil wings.' i It Gas bee iluib, sinccs; whose poses .were, to begin' WttUi .father delicate mift slender, odituircq In tfw.O'unt ol heir. Training bfWd ffesos ot the sort described" Jeany Lind bad'nose Ttmt'wa even nglw, Xhp nostrils were s broad arid tlo .ruk'e though spacious (Was tint. Tlii? formation was said to be especially favorable to a soprano voice.' , ' ; j., . , Napoleon Bonaparte chose men with noses for responsible stations, large because, as it was explained, such noses allowed free and full inhalation, and thereby kept the brain cool and clear. However, among notable1 men quite small noses might be mentioned tyter the Great, Thomas Jefferson, Oliver W,' Ilolntes, Robes pierro and Thatrkeray. ' Width between the eyes Is said to Indicate ability In Judging distances and conditions. It nnsc especially marked la the face of George who was an able surveyor nnd, of course, an excellent Judge of con-- . ditlons. washing toft i AP t--1 e. mauve - ofs. Tire door behind toe jtabe f Andrew Jackscn, se jofcxmed' end. ut came the ,niar-th- e ev enth president cf the Unittil supreme of; Stales was celebrated with" mudlf' court and 'ibehld then! 'the white sorae hjilred 'Jackson Hs bowed gravely whoopee"- - by the people, in fineiV, seme' to lags." who to the people, who responded with idolized the chivalrous barbar a great shout' Then came tne in- ian from the frontier state of augural address. The oath was ad j ministered Tennessee, by the aged Chief Grieving at the recent death of (justice Marshall.' An attendant his wife, whom he had tenueriy j presented the Bible- - Taking it to cared tor and fiercely defended ; his hands, the Ftesident kissed it against a whispering campaign and laid it' down reverently and Of political ei emies, the old warbowed again to the people. rior journeyed from his home, At this, bis admirers rushed The Hermitag. to Washington iO past the officials up the steps to the plaudits of a people wno saw grasp his hand. With difficulty in him the embodiment cf the he pushed through the throng to democratic Ideals of the west. a gate where his horse awaited-HA crowd estimated at from mounted and set off for the to 20,000 Jammed Washington White House, followed by the to see Its heio take the oa n of multitude. office March 4, 1829. I never saw At the executive mansion where such a crowd before," said Daniel his predecessors had held cereWebster. "Persons have come 500 monious court front for the miles to see General Jackson and fam .lies or toe young republic, they really seem to think the the "sovereign people" now stakMake for Health country is rescued from dreadful ed a demonstration so wild lhat danger. the doughty old warrior himself Hope, faith and buoyancy are sistet The scene in the capital is de- was forced to flee to avoid injury handmaiden to health. W. G, Seel g. scribed by John Spencer Bassett in the surge of admirers to his to his biography of Jackson: side By 10 o'clock toe avenue was Gallones of orange punch and crowded with carnages of every ire cream had been provided ct Those Who descuption, from toe splendid the Whito House for the visiting baronet and coach down to wag- men and women but there were Losing Weight ons and carts filled with women no police arrangements to preand children, to all manner of serve order and toe rabble' rushdress, for it was the people's ed In. They crowded around the Strength president and this was the peo- president until he was only saved men toe some walked. all genfrom bodily harm by ples day; -- Before neon the steps surround- tlemen who made a circle - to terraces the enclosand back the ing large front of him and kept ed yard to the east of the capital crowd by main force. He finally were alive with humanity. Feo-p- le entrance and a side escaped bv on the west front, looking went to his lodgings at Gadsbys down Pennsylvania avenue, saw hotel. a small company approaching on The rabble fell on the refreshfoot. All wore their hats except ments. Jostling waiters as they The Tonic Rich a tall gentleman in the center appeared at the doors breaking whose erect tfigure and white china and glass, said an eyein Cod-liv- er Oil head were recognized as Jackson's. witness of the party. "They stood coverThe toe on damask to muddy boots procession followed Vitamins avenue up toe hill on the south ed chairs, spoiled the carpets and side of the capitot and the crowds caused such a press that it was A Booth, Bloomfield, N. J. U-rushed there to get a glimpse of no longer possible for those inside " Old Hickory. to escape by the doors i sisals,--juatic- j- r e 10,-0- 00 . 1- -2 2 cup white cream cheese (1 package) tablespoons finely chopped celery tablespoons chopped nuts teaspoon salt cup mayonnaise teaspoon papnka . Mix the cheese, celery, nuts, salt and one tablespoon of mayonnaise. Spread on the slices of pineapple. Chill. When ready to serve, place m cups of crisp lettuce. Top with the rest of the Mayonnaise and sprinkle with toe paprika. 3 1- -8 1- -2 1- -4 Wash-fngto- I For Are and SCOTTS EMULSION - preparation for the talkies, but not truthfully, she says. She did, while living in California some time ago, yield to the sugegstion of friends that she ought to go m the movies, she admits. She was given a small bit to one feature, but, her failure to make an impression in this, she declares,-. wa lac from heartbreaking! It :fri Debs. Favor ' To All Others - uriihon-o- Chicken Mold. CREAM CHEESE AND PINEAPPLE SALADS Serving Six 6 slices canned pineapple r Abnormality in Nose k 1- -2 1- -4 WolWoocj Jii'lis Is it true that singers frequently hare noses that are too broad to conform to the accepted standards of feminine beauty? The typical ei ngors pose IS said to i aide at'ifte pyr'aiwi in'fnu) and (FRDMWASfflNGTONroHOOVER 1- -4 . fit SAUCE SPANISH tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons flour 2 cups chicken stock cup chili sauce teaspoon salt teaspoon paprika Melt the butter and add the flour. Blend and add the chicken stock and cook until a creamy sauce forms. Stir constantly to prevent scorching. Add the rest of toe ingredients and cook for one mmute. Pour over and around the 3 it. Traits Revealed by ATbeing t selling two year memberships or furnishing insurance at less than the regular rates covering all torn of automobile casualty insurance, such persons will have no connection with either the American Automobile Association or the Utah State Automobile A MENU FOR LUNCHEON Association. Spanish Sauce This bulletin is occasioned by Chicken Mold repeated and daily reports and Cream Cheese and Pineapple Salads complaints to this office concernHot Rolls Strawberry Jam ing the activities of alleged reSponge Cake topped with presentatives of alleged automobile clubs who appear to be very Whipped Cream active throughout the state ht Coffee this time, for personal profit. Salted Nuts The plan of the American Automobile Association and its CHICKEN MOLD, affiliated clubs, of which the Serving Six Utah State Automobile Association is one of 1063, is strictly 64 tablespoons butter flour It 2 tablespoons cooperative and cups chicken stock (milk may uses no "high powered methods of salesmanship to obtain mem- - 1 be used) teaspoon salt bers, makes no special drives and 4 teaspoon paprika operates solely in the interests 2 tablespoons chopped green of members and the public genpeppers, or pimentos erally may be best conserved or 2 cups diced cooked chicken promoted- 3 eggs, well beaten - The management of this AsMelt the butter and add the sociation is under the personal supervision of a board of direc- flour. Blend well. Add the chicken tors, elected by the members. stock and cook until a - thick These directors serve the motor- creamy sauce forms. Stir constantists of the State of Utah without ly to prevent scorching. Add the compensation and are the lead- rest of the ingredients and pour ing business men of their re- into a well buttered baking dish - or pan. Bake in a moderate oven spective communities. The organization is operated for 30 minutes. Let stand for five on a non-probasis and its minutes. loosen toe edges with a finances and accounts are audit- spatula and turn out onto a served monthly toy Haskins & Sells, a ing platter. Surround with Spanish firm of certified public accoun- Sauce. tants of Salt Lake City. Their report is submitted to the board of directors each month and is then kept on file to the office of the - Association, where it is always open for inspection by any member. Yours sincerely R. M. Cross. President Utah State Automobile Association. a three year con-- 1 tract from, Messrs. Schenk Joan Bennett and Goldwyn, the producers, and her first assignment there under Is to play leading lady to none less than Ronold Colman. 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