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Show tv i :Y SPEND JOUR MONEY IN, BEAUTIFUL CACHE VALLEY. THE JOURNAL LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. WEDNESDAY,- - Jl'LY 2, 193G. SECOND SECTIONr VOLUMELIIL -- OUR WASHINGTON 0) NUMBER 153 i Veteran Farmer LETTER Editorial Association That irrigation water is badly Washington, July 2 Casting clea, and echo in .the ballot political horoscopes Is the most box. These are Indeed melan- needed at Cove, is the declar popular, yet the most uncer- choly days for those who live atlon of J. C. Allen of that tain pas tune oi Uieae necuc as the people's choice '. The place, one of fee oldest and cays, me cnaung uue oi un- execuuve oranch of tne govern- best known farmers In fee rest ana hisoenieut is ieit muie ment Is .not escaping censure. northern part of the county. keenly in political urcies tuan Already pressure is exerted on Water for our alfalfa lands set eisewnere because ngauy or nut the Taruf Commission to save fee present time would be worth vae oungreaa aim us nctuuius-trauo- n jobs for those in. elective as not less than $5 00 an acre, ia usuany oiameu ior well as appointive ottices. The said Mr. Allen to a Journal reeconomic ilia, in pnvate con- Commission hasan unenviable porter last night. Isnt it a versations wife legisiatois and task of trying to save the leg- shame that we do not have oiuciais In ciomuuoms, emus islators from their own folly as that Hyrum water to fall back ai ana otner meeting written Into the tariff law. on now feat our irrigation are provisions In the tar- water, is gone?" he remarked. places uie uuk invariably turns There me iff act wnich give the comThe first crop of alfalfa has tu uie .snaaowy lutiue. secona ,iuesaay in noveumer, mission powers to raise and been harvested wife prospects election aay, is the day oi i ten- lower duties under stated con- very slim for anything like a ditions which offers a loop- second crop. The clay soil at oning to uunareus in omcial hole. It will be months before Cove drys out early and with lue mere. In uie meantime tuey are souieitnat apprememave as the real effect of the tariff on out Irrigation, very little veg- to ho we cards are stacked m foreign trade can be gaugeg. station can, be produced. Mr. Allen has always favored the tneu'"' states ana congressiurui accurately, water storage project. aistricts. .Inm umcertamiy There is a pronounced move- Hyrum accounts, In a largi measure, ment in Administration quart- He realizes fee importance of ior tne desire oi congress to ers to check pessimism. It is Irrigation on his land to produce ciose snop and lush ioi home. reported that in many sections worthwhile crops, being one of ittcononnc uepiesaion may oe of tne country where idle men the most practical irrigators in responsmie tor a lanmg oit in- gather and seek employment fee county. uie Dusiness of otner post oi- wat resentment is growing those In power. Governtices, but were is no sucu siump m Uie Wasnmgton postal cieai-ni- g ment figures show only two per nouse, me mans are iaaen cent unemployed but organized Pulaskis Nam6 iand Fame wiui iranxea propaganaa calcu- labor and independent agencies Never to Be Forgotten lated to inspire. we voters of challenge those statements as unreliable and too conservative. eacn district with a proper ior weir representative s It is noteworthy that no recogBrig. Gen. Casimlr Pulaski, Whose uiugence and necessity ior nu. nized authority dares to predict 'inis printer jnatter when business will take an up- Services to the Revolutionary cause is a reprint oi speecenes aeuv-ere- d ward tu.ii. The effect of unem- In America cun never be forgotten, on tne iioor oi we Senate ployed men and women on the was a Polish patriot and & great ana house or at some political retail trades is obvious with the Revolutionary soldier. He atrove as a citizen rind a soldier to free i any. Umortunateiy, were is a reduced purchasing power. his country from Its oppressor tendency to deceive we casual Some leaders have expressed and own reader, for in ' many instances the belief that with Congress behalfwhen exiled offered hia life In of American liberty. the speeches are known as away and fee tariff settled Pulaski was bom in Podolla, Poextension of remarks' or talks business will soon solve ts own land, March 4, 1748. He served in written ana printed, but never problems. the guard of Duke Charles of Cour-lan- d spoken, it is a custom that before be was twenty yean more house the than in prevails old. In that period of hlBtory Pom the Senate wnere the voiceHER TRIBUTE land was under the domination of less oratory" would sometimes feudal lords and the king Wat In be preferred as a time-save- r. the control of ooe or another 'of Those who conduct a mail-ordthe powerful neighboring votes a list for have campaign Pulaski aod his father of registered voters in their disjoined a group of Polish patriots tricts and from time to time who protested against these conthese voters receive letters and ditions and sought to bring! about unsolicited printed matter from ; reforms. their legislators. The The head of the family lost bis gifts" life and the yoong Pulaski had to printed at government expense, flee to Turkey to escape the wrath and therefore, at all taxpayers of the crown against which he had expense, vary from advice to the beeh plotting. He fought Id one care of the baby to statistical battle with the Turiks against studies on "bugs and bees. Oth- era watchthe ,blrfe registratbe.hSd the role, la ffs gfhspr'thfen madehir way- - to tions and send out a form letPans, where be ; met. Benjamin ter of congratulation to the par: Franklin. By Franklin he ' was ents. , ; given funds to reach America and 'Just now the Ittlk In all pola letter of Introduction to General itical camps deals with the Washington. back-was- h of the tariff fight. He arrived In 1777. At Washfrom Congressional Reports ington's request Congress gave scouts sifting the sentiment of a commission In the cavalry. constituents oniis subject He first bore arms for the revolting dicates that the tariff issue will colonists at the battle of Brandynot die with the mere signing wine. There he managed bis men of the bill. Ttja .early crop of no well that Washington recomvacationists visiting neighbormended his promotion; be was ing countries have'Ntasted the made a brigadier general and asnew tariff law and then prosigned to command the cavalry. . tested. The complaint is that He fought In the bnttle of Gercustoms officials are confused mantown, served with Anthony and arbltrary with resulting Wayne In some of bis desperate to American citto defeat the BritThat I look cute, izens coming home with foreign ish In an engagement at Haddon-flelI go Speclully. when N. J., and was subsequently goods. With the Canadian and - - Into my salute. Mexican jesorts .preparing for given a detail at Valley Forge. At hundreds of thousands of visitWashingtons suggestion congress Is the language authorized the formation of a speors, the politicians are fearful English that the scattered comments on spoken In private by members cial corps of lancers aod light Inthe tariff will become loud and of the Rumanian royal family. fantry to be commanded by Pulaski. July (f mits Water Needed , DAY WE CELEBRATE Enthusiasm for At Cove Says Written Far The Journal by National LARGEST AND iHGHEST PRICER NET : PAID CIRCULATION 24-2- Many Musical Rodeo 5 Growing Daily C. A. Tyler, rodeo representative of E. ET Colbom, met wife the chamber of commerce rodeo committee Tuesdty to decide on some of fee details for the big Logan rodeo to be held in connection with the Pioneer celebration July Mr. Tyler is very enthusiastic over fee respects for a great rodeo in ogan. He is the advertising representative for fee rodeo and he reports feat in his travels la Wyoming, Idaho and Northern Utah during fee .past week In posting advertising matter for the Logan show he has found much Interest and many plan to attend fee big Pioneer celebration and rodeo at Logan. The two outsandlng features of the celebration are, of course, fee large -- parade or moving pageant in fee morning at 10 o'clock and fee rodeo In fee afternoon at the Cache county fair grounds at 2 o'clock. v In checking over rodeo programs, the Logan committee, Is sure it la offering fee public fee best program for the least money and the best seats of any in rodeos In fee states. People will be able to drive their cars in the fair grounds and have them properly parked and policed by special traffic men. A number of ticket booths will be placed at convenient places so tickets will be purchased promptly and there will be no congestion. With a cover placed on the main grandstand, practically all fee seats will be In fee shade To provide ex- - i awL non-omci- W (PaitHu QjjSmmjQAJo t fldUffTUJ -- inter-mounta- re-ga- Organizations to Join July 24 Fete Frank Baugh, director of fear parade, reports feat practically all the wards in the Logan and Cache stakes have promised to be represented In the big parade wife floats. These floats with floats from fee business houses and other organizations and will make' a other features, wonderful parade. It appears there will be at least ten tnusieaLjtyts entered In fee parade. These will Be fee O. S. band of Pocatello, fee Union Pacific band of Ogden, the Junior' band of Preston, the Logan high school band, the 'American Legion drum corps of Logan, fee Ogden American Legion drum corps, fee Silver Grey band and the Bluebird re orchestra. Director Baugh says-thewill be other musical units feat he Is arranging for for fee parade. A special invitation has been sent by the committe to the Ogden drum corps to attend the celebration in Logan and take part in fee parade and be guests of fee committee at th.e big rodeo. Director Baught desires feat any business houses or organization which have not been solicited to be represented in the parade notify the Chamber of Commerce if they are planning to be represented. All are Invited to take part in the fee-ma- 24-2- 5. fotlXtHHX : 'I. 'SSstiSssaa With best wishes for a happy celebration of the Glorious Fourth. tra seats, fee committee may arrange for one section of bleachers to be on the east side of the arena next to the drift fence to care for any overflow. An Impressive side of the rodeo will be fee grand entry at fee fair grounds. All the rodeo performers and committeemen and any connected with fee show will be mounted wife all their trappings and VI th fee three bands, it should attract considerable attention. The bands for the rodeo the first day will be the O. S. L. band of Pocatello, the Union Pacific band of ogden and fee Preston Junior - band. These three bands will occupy practically fee whole box section In fee main grandstand. Planting a thick stand of blue grass Is the best way to get rid of dandelions, says L.R Quinlan of Kansas State al Agrt-cultur- A airport is operated by the American Legion post 100-ac- re of Carbondale, college 111 Thursday, Friday and Saturday er tnon-areh- s. .6 1 -- Pul-iss- kl CREAM..,. 65c Fonds Vanishing Cream COLD This corps, recruited largely In and about the city of Baltimore, later 60c Hennafoam Shampoo 37c 65c Pond's 37c Put your 60c MULSIFIED COCOANUT ITuncture-Mone- OIL SHAMPOO y into New Goodyears ' Those last miles on old lire are expensive better invest the money In eafe new Goodyears. Have yfroseen the latest 1930 types? the Jheyti d but greatest ever built RELIEF Count Casimlr Pulaski, who was buried at tea eft tha Georgia coact October 11, 1779. extra-value- I d notextr.-prite- , Enjoy New Car Freedom from Tire Trouble! 9 Its interesting! Looking for Low Prices? Heres THE Value of Values! 'GOODYEAR. 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In the battle of Savannah, some time later, Pulaski commanded the entire cavalry force, both American He Was mortally and French. wounded nod wus taken from the battlefield, where he died, and was buried at sea.- When the northern part of was being organized Into counties, almost a hundred years ago, Pulaski's name was perpeto-ate- d b'y naming one of the counties for him. Wuiamac, on the Tippecanoe river, is the county seat Other states have also named counties for this Polish soldier of the American iteudutloo. -- Ask for our Special Offer on New Goodyeara all around Doable Eagles, new Heavy Duty, or standard . Quick, Safe Native music of South is being preserved on ' records. 35c GETS IT CORN REMEDY 35c TIZ, for Tired i Pound ESS-JA- BLEND COFFEE, Pound 29c FOUNTAIN 25c CELLULOID SOAP BOXES, in Colors WASH Doubla Knit or Turkish 15c 15c HILLROSE7 POWDER PUFFS STAR. BITE TRIC CURLING $1.25 IRON I3c CLOTHS. M 4 Soft, r fiA. 3 for 25s JR.- - OCit Uul 35c . , 35 NEW Gold for New ... 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