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Show HIE Honeyville and Newton ; Couple AUTOMOBILE Married Friday well paved highways, as well as by direct railway comand shipping lines. munication Furthermore, South American securities, particularly the railroads and public utilities, may once more become popular In the New York market 4 America Must Become TIRE ROTI AND World-Minde- narrow minded policy of Isolation will never allow us to achieve the economic expansion which is our destiny. Our business men must learn to understand the peoples of foreign Ideals countries their habits, customs and trade practices. We must think in terms of world Com- problems rather, than merely na Palais dOr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nelson, son Merlin and daughters Mabel Bancroft to motored and Alton, Sunday to inspect their new farm. Miss Mabel Nelson who is employed in Salt Lake City spent the week end at home. Mrs. Eugene Alvls entertained the members of the second grade boys and girls of the district in afternoon school Saturday compliment to the eighth birthday anniversary of her son Lowell. Games were played and a general good time enjoyed by all present. Refreshments were served. Mrs Alvls was assisted in serving by her daughter Seville. ' Mrs, Joseph Jones of Midvale her parspent the week end with ents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clark who motored back with her Sunday afternoon and returned Tuesday. Miss Beatrice Parsons teacher of the Midvale school also spent the week end at home. She with her mother, Mrs. Henry Parsons and Mrs. Ann Cooley accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clark back. Mrs. Cooley stopped at Brigham City to visit her son Dr. Arthur Cooley. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Chrlstensep of Ogden accompanied by Mrs. Mary Peterson of Logan spent Thursday last as the guests of , Mrs. Sidney Alvls. , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jorgensen and Mrs. Ell Hansen motored to Ogden Wednesday last to do shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Ras Larsen motored to Pocatello Sunday, April Mrs. 21 to visit their daughter, Ernest Ecklund, who had a severe attack of sickness but seems to be much better at present. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crookston were Ogden shoppers Monday. Mrs. Junius Jenkins suffered a sudden attack of appendicitis, and was rushed to the hospital Saturday April 3d but towas sufficient-to be able ly Improved so as " return home Tuesday. Hyrum Larsen has been confined to his home for the past two weeks with an attack of flu. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Nebeker en tertained at dinner Sunday evening. Covers were laid for the following Mr. and Mrs. Royal Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Knute Fabricus. A social evening followed. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Roland motored to Ogden Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. , Parley Petersoa motored to Salt Lake City Friday April 19 to purchase their spring hpme supplies, They .returned Sunday afternoon. town delivering Mr. Woods Is In a large shipment of .fruit trees, bulbs and shrubs flowering which had been previously ordered. Miss Myrtle Davidson home demonstration leader will meet Newton withr the ladles of ward Tuesday. April SO at 4 p. m to assist Miss Caroline Larsen in A good giving a demonstration. attendance is desired by the leaders Bishop Ralph Jones has Just purchased a new Case tractor for his spring plowing, Joseph J. Larsen has purchased a new Catipillar tractor for his spring work. ' - ' s Wkr FUG - d A Chamber 6t Commerce rtad committee with the county commissioners made an inspection of the county highways this week. It was the concensus of opinion of the road committee that the county dads are alert to the needs of road maintenance in this county and are expending the funds at their disposal for road purposes in a business like and effectual manner. Newton. April 27 Miss Esther Hansen, daughter ol Mrs. Wm. P. Hansen one ol the leading and popular young ladies of the ward and Mr Jacob Lloyd Hunsaker of Honeyville quietly slipped away to Salt Lake City Friday, April 19, unbeknown to their family or friends and were united in marriage. Mr, Hunsaker is svery worthy young man and the young best couple are receiving the wishes of their many friends from both towns for a bright and prosperous future, A dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nelson Saturday afternoon for the newlyweds, members of the two immediate families being present. After dinner they all motored over to Logan and danced at the , CsumJ DsatL Wounds from fl!t sometimes cause Infection, snd death A single stab from the spines of s bullhead brought death to a New York angler. Wounda from the stingray, whose long, spike-liktall la covered with green slime. Invariably poison. e , united by GOSSIP HEARD Oil Dependable Motors, Inc., successors to the F. W. Blair pany, local dealers in Dodge automobiles, are just a little disconcerted relative to some of the tactics of competitors salesmen spreading the doctrine that Dodge cars are soon to be off the market. These whisperings have come to the ears of the local dealers in this dependable line of motor vehicles through some of the best boosters of Dodge cars in the valley. The recent consolidation of Dodge and Chrysler was brought about to make for a bigger, better and stronger company. Every owner of a Dodge car is a booster for this make of automobile. The Dodge car, it is contended by the local dealer, has been one of the most satisfying motor cars handled in this valley. They are long lived and give service that is distinctive only in the Dodge make of automobiles. It is a car of strength and power, made possible by its careful construction and the sturdy engine used to make it so. No one need be alarmed by the propaganda regarding this automobile being taken off the market. The demand for is is far too great and its builders have been far too successful o have such a thing happen. The suggestion of such a thing, is nothing short of silly, say the officials of Dependable Motors, Inc. This company is rapidly completing a new home for Dodge products at Preston, Idaho. - tional problems. Foreign trade In the past five years has gained to be sure, but not to the extent that it would have if business men as a whole had taken an active interest in he development, ment. In formulating our new tariff law, we must realize that an extremely prohibitive tariff will react adversely on foreign trade expansion. Certain industries are entitled no doubt to additional protection, but any sweeping upward revision in the tariff will set back American foreign trade ten years. In the matter of reparations settlement, with foreign central banks, and other measures looking to ward financial rehabilitation abroad,' we must be actuated by a sincere desire to help these other nations. A prosperous customer is the only good customer, and if we would expand our foreign trade, so necessary to the continuance of our own prosperity, we should attack these world Eroblems in a sympathetic and spirit. Business by the Babson chart now 5 is per cent above normal compared with 3 per cent above a year ago." Senate Deciding Hardy Verdict Sacramento, Calif, April 26 tPl The state senate went Into a private conference today to decide on a verdict and judgment In the impeachment case of Superior Judge Carlos S. Hardy, charged with misdemeanors In office. It was expected to take three or four hours to reach a decision. Fifteen members of the upper Holland last year Increased its house are attorneys and at least production of coal to a new high ten of these were understood as record of more than 10,000,000 desirous of arguing the legal tons points of the case. ... Depreciation is the greatest cost in operating an automobile cents per mile for the average car. There is an averand is age of about 260 motor vehicles to every repair shop, according to the Utah State Automobile Association. 4 Although the law provides that an 'owner of an automobile is not responsible for damage to others, unless the driver is acting as an agent, the family doctrine" in legal circles accepts dadr as holding the bag. Where the family car is concerned, according to the Utah State Automobile Association. The family doctrine is that if the head of a family provides,, an automobile for the use of his family, then it is not necessary to show that the member of the family was driving the car at the time the injury was occasioned, was acting as the agent of the head of the family. Upon showing that the car was so provided for the use of the family by the head of the family, tha latter is held responsible for the negligence of the driver. The theory of this doctrine is that the automobile is a dangerous instrument and that when the head of the family-plac- es it in the hands ol his- - familyrhe is responsible, the motor association emphasizes. There are exceptions to this rule but it ' will provail generally. . 3--16 1 - 1 e If motorists would bear in mind always the hazard of pedes-tran- s on the roadway, many accidents could be prevented, points out the Safety Department of the Utah State Automobile Association. With pedestrian regulation of street traffic rapidly growing in favor, motorists might easily be inclined to assume that the roadway is clear at all times. It is wall to bear in mind : That some pedestrians may take a chance and try to beat yoar car at the crossing. That an old person may start across the street and become confused. That children may rush across the street and become , frightened and confused. Many people cannot judge the speed of a car, and therefore, do not allow time enough to escape an approaching vehicle. It is better to yield some of your own rights than have an accident which might cause a death. The Colton-Oddi- e road bill has reappeared in congress, but in a new form. Representative Colton of Utah introduced the new bill in the house and Senator Oddie presented it to the senate. It cannot be considered during the special session, but its sponsors expect to have it referred to the secretary of agriculture for report, so it will be in position to be taken up at the opening of the regular session in December, i Instead of proposing an appropriation of $3,500,000 a year for three years, as did the old bill which failed, the new bill proposes to amend section 3 of the federal highway act of November 9, ' 1921, so it will read: , The secretary of agriculture is authorized to cooperate with the state highway departments and with the department of the interior in the survey, construction, reconstruction and maintenance of mam roads through unappropriated or unreserved public lands, nontaxable Indian lands or other federal reservations other than the forest reservations. Such sums as the congress may hereafter authorize to be expended under the provisions of this section shall be apportioned among those states having more than 5 per cent of their area in the lands here described and shall be prorated and apportioned to said states in the proportion that said lands in each of said states is to the total area of said ISnds in the state eligible under the provisions of this section and no contribution from the states shal pe required in the expenditure thereof. The roads constructec and maintained under the provisions of this section shall be of the same standard as to width and character of Construction as the federal government requires pf the states under like provided that in the allocation of any such funds authorized to be appropriated under this section or any subsequent act preference shall be given to those projects which are located on the federal aid highway system as the same are now or may hereafter be designated. stand behind every Used Car bearing the with an that counts m ! condi-tion- Our Future Prosperity Depends on the' Foreign Trade is the Time To Plant Now s, our exports to South i American countries gained 8U per cent; with Canada they gained 40 per cent; with , Europe they gained only 13 per cent, and in fact 1923 exports to Europe were lower than i In the two years following 1923. Among the countries In South America where our trade is most rapidly growing are: Argentina, Brazil and Colombia. When President Hoover made his good-wi- ll tour of Latin Amer lea he undoubtedly foresaw the time when American Industry will be closely tied up in trade relations with these countrlea Also, there is a movement on foot r to construct an international highway running from Texas Continued from Page Seven Shade and Fruit Trees stock or bond, is whether the behind it has developed Roses, Shrubs, 'apd flowering company strong foreign trade outlets. ' Canadian And South American plants of i. all. kinds. Trade Rapidly Expanding 600 two year old Ever since the war there has been a noticeable tendency for New roses going at 50c each .United States trade with Canada and South America to grow fastVegetable and flower seeds er than its trade with Europe. of all kinds. Partly, no doubt, this was done to the impoverished condition in Cut and Funeral Flowers. which Europe found itself fol- We Deliver lowing the war. Also it was due through Mexico, Central Amerito the initiative of our depart-jme- can countries, Colombia. Brazil, and other South of commerce and to a Argentina fAmertcan countrlea This project number of energetic (business men in this country. At of course, depends upon the coof those countries, but ,any rate, expansion of trade with operation South America gives promise of It is more than a mere dream. 212 East 3rd South. tremendous growth during the The time may come when all of next ten years. From 1923 to 1928 1 North and South America will be ht Ola Larsen Nursery Saturday, April 27, 1929, XCHE COUNTY, UTAH TEE JOURflAfi EOGAN, PAGE FOURTEEN I far-seei- ng V LOOK at these Outstanding Used Car Values Brand new Ford Sedan, wire wheels can be purchased at $100.00 discount front new retail price. N 1928 Chevrolet Sedan only driven 5500 miles equipped, bumpers front and rear, motometer and lockon cap, oil filter, air cleaner, crankcase ventilator Looks just like new. GUARANTEED WITH AN OK THAT COUNTS. s CHEVROLET ONE TON TRUCK 1925, Thoroughly reconditioned.- - GUARANTEED WITH AN OK THAT COUNTS, ' T928 Chevrolet Coupe equipped with bumpers front and rear, motometer and lockon cap, oil filter, air cleaner, crankcase ventilator looks just like new Only $175.00 dqwn easy monthly payments. GUARANTEED WITH AN OK THAT COUNTS. OUR used car department is operated under the , Chevrolet Red 0. K Tag system. J Under this plan, we attack a Chevrolet Red O, K. Tag to the radiator cap of every reconditioned car showing exactly what vital Units of the car have been checked or reconditioned by our expert i ' .- j mechanics. used ear met We believe that no fairer system of chandising has ever been worked out few it assures ; the customer honest value, as well as a dependable, satisfactory car. , Due to the great popularity of the new Chevrolet Six, we have On hand at this time a wide selection of O. K.d used cars taken In trade on new cars. Come in and look them over. You are sure to find exactly the car you want at a prici that will amaze ' you. And our terms are exceptionally easy. 1 STUDEBAKER SEDAN $625.00 TODAYS SPEC-IA- L A REAL BARGAIN cannot be duplicated for the money. In perfect condition. A demonstration will convince you. .You must see this car to appreciate Us value. GUARANTEED WITH AN OK THAT COUNTS. Cache Aufto Company 30 South Main; Logan, Utah ' Look for the Red Tag with an OK that counts |