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Show CACHE VALUE EO GAN '(U.UAH) PAGE TWO f ti Y . t .. . A ' , .'1 Ij Published Sunday rrornm and every week day attemcxm, except Saturday Fed.-raand legal holidays, at Ave., Logan, Ltah, Ly Cache Valley as second class mailer Co., N. Gnnnar Rasiuuton. presidet.t, and enteii-at the poatoffioe. Logon, Utah, under the art of March 3 ,1879 Subscription price 2 the year, in advance, or 25 cents the month dehvered by earner. j ; b "4 an Gilman, Nlcoll ft Ru'hman, Special Kt piesenUtlvea-SYork ; New office, Ave N 410 Michigan Chicago office, St.; Detroit office, Room 2, 206 General Motoia Bldg. Full leased wire of the United Press. Member N'. E Scrlpps Canfield Newspapers. V. 41th St ; 507 Montgomery St; Boston olfice, 18 Tremont 7 J. TO BE TESTED line-up- S' vice, A Western Features, and the f9 yUlLIV THE TkUTH AUTO DRIVERS With mofc Howdy, folk?! and more substitutes bein re football auired by modern strategy, it is only a question of time until coaches will be forced to stick faculty mem, and use bers into the Prexy as a water-boy- . At iiuii. lootbdll i u it h art? bn miniate t Ha t unlv a (omnm i in hope to iiiii'lifii.iiiH jnolT'-so- r "Proclaim liberty thruout the land Francisco office, 19 AS YE SOV 7 SO SHALL Y REAP , Humor Every afternoon, except Saturday, and Sunday morning. 5 Y'; 0ciche Newspaper Scripps-Canfiel- d , ; Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholder or officials directly or lndiiectly, with any political party, piblic ipilty, real vate business except the publication of uewsinpeis devoted solely OTT1S HARRY S. LESTER, Advertising Manager. Mini th ll. h,. anv roricet'ioii whuleter fslat- - piomotlon , other prito d sinteresfed public seivice. PETERSON, Ed. tor Managing WHAT WILL HUNTING SONG hurers all remind us We can lie in ram and muck, And the j ternoon wi! find us With a bag of ore small duck! Lies of harvest - -- The OBSERVER By Jim Marshall IN THE NORTH ' Early this morning the "Prince came nosing into Alert Charles bay on Cormorant island at least it was too eaily for the Indians to be up and at It and tue dock was deseited shut up on a green side hill stood a handsome school looking much like a high school in R modern city and a tall, rangy Canadian who came down to the boat said it was for the Indians . he said They go to school but it doesn't seem to take , . . They have a veneer of the white man's ways built around for several years and It's them preltv expensive too "but two months aftrr they ge through schooling they re back living just like their ancestors Aid or pretty much the same way And so as the "Prince Charles swung out Into the channel and headed for Pine Island light at the north end of Vancouver islaud we leaned over the alter rail and wondered If most of the money the white man has thrown away trying to civilize the In dian hasn't been wasted The Indian developed his way ol living through centuries of txper himself to the ienee adapting country and having on the whole ea JOCd tJTTV A along came the white man, This Is all wrung and you da things thus and so and just iress this way and that and learn llgcbra and ouclid . . uo the Indian blinked a weary eye and acguieoced because Uere wasn't anything else to do say-Vi- He goes to the white nmn f schools end sends his children there but after It'a over lie goes hack to his ancient ways of think Ing and doing things and living and that's that a lew teachers have jobs and a fq.v cortractoii make moiuy ol school buildings but thats thi main result AND LISTEN: The sun Is over the mainyard and the Charles O.Is to t 0 swell beginning to lit ave Bound--i'l- l y u i Queen Charlotte U pardon is If we drt p do ,j u cabin for the morning s i lorna , BEWARE THE LOS ANGELES DRAGNET Los Angeles police the same, ou will remember, who all iwed Hickman and Tallman, .iicti killers, to we read with have revived the 'dragnet, escape regret. This notorious police method has in )cars past dricen thousands of motorists from l.os Angeles. If continued it will sidetrack tourist traffic away from the coast metropolis the business that more than anything else has kept the city flourishing. The dragnet" consists of uncontrolled halting of automobiles at any time or place the cops see fit. Night after night it clogs boulevards with lanes of barely moving traffic while the uniformed upholders of law and order brazenly violate the constitution of he United States by looking through automobiles just to see what they can find. Senseless in its conception and provocative of unnecessary delays to motorists in a hurry to get somewhere, this system is the last resort of a police department unable to move efficiently toward the solution of its criminal problems. Its operation in a city already traffic-bounamounts to imbecility. Its continued use after police have been instructed that search and seizure is unlawful under the fundamental laws of the land ( of course, the Los Angeles amounts police could not be expected to know' that to a flagrant disregard of the rights of citizens. One Los Angeles newspaper, The Record, has had the courage to stand up for the motorists of that city More will likely follow suit. But meanwhile, the word goes around keep your automobile 'out of Los Angeles they are using the dragnet again. Monson. He utK-inoo- n Ik good hotels in ,ii hue every- thing to make ion feel at home. exi ept a bunch of tovs scattered over the bedroom tloor and a school ot i elluloid fish in the bath-- ! Ulh. d HOME, SWEET HOME Ch, smg a song of home life gay, Where everything is bright, Where windows rattle all the day And faucets drip all night! DEFINITION Illogical: What your wife is when she gets the better of you in an argument. - The only tune a hu&band has the last word is when he says: Oh, very well, have it your own way!" WHERE DEPRESSION HURTS YE DIARY (October 15) The failure of prosperity may be worrying the government of this country, but the problem at Washington is as nothing compared with the problem faced in certain governments south of the Isthmus of Panama. In the United States, a business depression is apt to bring an unfavorable result at the polls, but in South America it is apt to bring on a revolution. It is hardly too much to say that practically all of the current South American revolts originated in trade depressions. Citizens of any country gec restive when business is bad, but in Latin America they get downright violent. It is foolish, of course, for any country to blame hard times on the government in power. But at least the situation here isnt as bad as it might be. Just suppose that our disillusioned voters were rushing to the armories instead of to the ballot box! Earlie up, and to tinging Barnacle Bill, the Sailor, with greate beauty and gusto, and I mighty proude that I be such a fine voca!- ist. But anon Neighbor Brown If you doth telephone and say: are murdering your wife, stick Her shrieks rags in her mouti. A are spoiling our breakfast!" pox, I say, a double pox on such Mr. and Mrs M. C. Rigby and imtij of Newton were the guests i.ntuy of Mis. Elna J. MenllI Mrs. Ethel Bair was hostess to the Utopia club at ber home Friday f iemng. Luncheon was served at me small table at which bridge was piaved. Special guests were Iada and Lillian Bell, (u'islinii Merrill, Laura Christen Ada VanNay, Nettie Hajes, V.'i nona Johnson, and Edna Lewis, drs ltutli Anderson has been made a member of the club, Mrs. Wilford J. Merrill and Iit- tie daughter, June returned Saturday from a two weeks visit at California with her sister. Mrs. Guy E. Merrill entertained at a children's party Sunday for hir little daughter, Ten Ruev. trests were present. Mr. and Mrs IV. A. Bair returned Lirt Tuesday trom a trip to Idaho, and Star valley, Wyoming. They attended the iodeo at Blackfoot and Mslted with their sons, Alma and Laonard Bair and their families. They were the guests of James Brower at Freedom, Wyoming Mr. and Mrs. Bair report that there are hundreds of acres of grain in Star valley that have not been thieshed and are being damaged by the rains. Mrs. John A. Chapman went to tatui 4 4 4 Luncheon Special: Golf on t.e halt shell. 45c. with her u.umlv ter, Mi Lyons, whose child was ill. She leturned home Mon day morning. Mrs. William Pope and cluldteii of hildren of Clifton were visitors over Sunday at the honi ot Bishop end Mrs. William Anderson Wilford Merrill, Paul Monson, land Mprril! Johnsm. spent last w at Salt Lake. balls' William M. Vt luttle of Fairview, a native of Richmond, is on the awpwsataawCTTTrilTMIllWill ll'i a loon! II II " II T'HWIDi fclHIHifi III1 4 Hi! rv COSSACK AIDE I have no objection to being stopped (Tv police officers ant letting the officers turn a searchlight on me and my wife," says a Los Angeles Lost W th II li 1 wa1-fa- 2 f CREOMULSION Coughs for difficult Colds front (Advertisement) ; yeir old, it A n COMPLETE USE Marble Knives,' Drive in toda anJ learn why our iinivhej jobs are better . . . which means a beautiful luster, lasting polish atul long lived attractiveness. OF Field Glasses Hunting Caps, WatciPiuof Maich Boxes Hunting Gloves, New and Use! Guns. Eiouhimj to moke your huntring nips successful! . of high quality I Bike & Snorting (At JTtLS. t 9 1V1AKES ' PHONE US 540 $ rAonci UVUUJ ft Phone 54 West Fiist North ? - Let us check and service your set 444-- and restore that Pep and Tone it used to have . . . . RADIO SERVICE SHOP L. S. Cole W. B. Jones - -- - E K 0Wvfrrri1EAilii , u Munrvuuvuu.uTrxjirLrur-- aiLut a'liTTsa: sr w Cache Valleys Only Exclusive Radio Store! n 552-- i ; is YOU DO THIS That's Peters! Come in our store and we will show you the best ammunition on earth for your deer hunt. MAKES HER LOOK LIKE NEW f Coughs from colds that hang on call for super help. Dont take the chance with anything less than Creomulsion. That combines seven major helps in one. See label. It does the utmost lor such coughs. But wise people use it for milder coughs use it to be safe. It costs a little njore than lesser helps based oa S single factor. But it costs nothing if it fails to bring you prompt relief. Your druggist guarantees it. Is it not worth J1.25 to have supreme help for a trouble that breeds danger? 'Mi rt euper-accuraf- LOGAN, UTAH Siam Is an independent king dam. Prada Phipok is king. WHEN YOUR RXplO ou dont ordinarily get any too many chances at deer in the course Jof a season. Ibis means that whatever chances you do get must count. You need a lAtLiugc with blow at long knock out the the ability to deliver 136 NORTH MAIN s Super Help . Y Clasps Aisfo Faintsns sister-in-law- Want time for an inspection and tube test. TUBES WEAR decreasing tBe power of your set and impairing the tone! AmnmuoN We maintain a standard reasoable prices. You - If ydur Radio is near a 11 . From Colds Where entertained HoW does it work now? :T&?vrc' . M. , Eg tu Hou) long ; have you had your radio set? t He's talking about the dragnet" operated ui southern California. Under the system, thousands of harmless f urists and Californians arc stopped and searched nigtitly. without warrants. The pel cc jhouJ give the politician-pasto- r a medal. He is iust the so- nf c!ti".n who is helping to fasten the cssuck s stem more firmly on America. Krusthen today built Yes' I'm forty-fiylike a race horse, my friends say and I know I feel 10 years months younger than I did three nprLEnd I'd hte to tell you liow much fat I lout with Krusclien.maI call Kruschen Salts theI t oecause when gic nails and wretched, despondent 'inn half sick all the tune it took 1 1 bought only one bottle that for 85 cents at City Drug Co. to liven me up put ambition and energy into me make me feel with the help yeais youngerin and diet saovv me Howof a change to lose the fat I was so ashamed of. Cut out pastiies and desserts cream, go easy on potatoes, cheese, and butter cat lean uicut, and vegetables i chicken, fish, fmits and never fail to take one Kruschen of h ,lf teaspoonful Halts in a glass of hot water before breakfast every muiulug. Every drug store worthy of the name In the World sells Salts an 85 cent bottle-Js 4 weeks not rnuih to pay (adv ) lor buoyant hi a!th. ff. Weiinesday frotli 2 til 7 at a troua--eatea iOi- Irs. Horace Egan, formerly Mlgo Elna Thomas who was recently married. Mrs. Mary Day of Downey has been visiting here the past couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Will , Tripp, and also her Mrs. George Day. C. B. Johnson spoke on the tax amendments to the Relief Society-ladiein the Richmond ward Tuesbazaar was day. A successfull lieil. Two quilts were quilted. H. T. Plant Auto company celebrated its 14th anniversary Tuesday, Several prizes were given. The fiist four prize winners were Neil Hlllyard, N. F. Bullen, George Doty anil Amos Bair. mr. Radio owner I'l 1 m l'T . and Mrs, For Coughs AMMUNITION YOU CAN SHOOT WITH COAffJZfJVCF At ills . pek-en- . Your y ' V it f V CcfrcCL a week-en- Gloriously Mv Friends ; Eating Fa Your Fat Salts. - -t U uk Old Are You? Alive j Mrs William Johnson of Rigby, Idaho i.ime Finlay tor a couple of visit with her daughter, .Mi I. II Bull. li. V ii'ip'bi of ladies went to the home of Mrs. Clara H. Merrill on Fiiduy where they enjoyed dinner and a social afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Elam Cronquist of North Logan were visitors Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and MrBelt Danlord Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Halverson of Billings, Montana, came Sunday for a visit witn relatives. They, in company with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bright and Mrs. Edna Nelson we:e Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grocer Litz ot Trenton. Mrs C. E. Me, rill is at Salt Lake with her daughter, Mrs. Harold Monson. l Miss Theola was a visitor of the week at Dip home ol Mr. and Mrs. J H Stocks ot Lewiston. Mr an Mrs. L H. Merrill and family of MCanimon were weekend visitors here. M'as Vlargaiet Monson motored to Sl'.i'htieUl Friday evening to attend the trousseau tea given in honor ot M'ss Gladys Cot bridge. Mis., Irene Traveller underwent nil opetaiion lor goitre at a Salt Lake hospital Tuesday. F. K. Traveller, Mrs. Libbie Woodland, F. V. Traveller and Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Traveller went to Salt Lake Mon day to be with her. She stood the opeiatin'i and ini- friends hope for In r speedy recovery. The Misses Margaiet and Amy C. at the home nf their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Monson. Mr. and Mrs. J., H. Peterson of Smlthfield spent Saturday And Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. P. L. Nelson and family. The South Ward Relief Society held a testimonial Tuesday afternoon in honor of the retiring officers of the organization. Seventy-twmembers were present. The was given after following prog' the teaclierg report meeting: chorus, Glee Mub; reading, Mrs. Zeruah Thomson ; 3o!o, M- - Lavene Galbraith; character reading.' Mrs. j In fitting up one of the present-daMane Coburn; discussion of the giant liners, 4U00 mattresses tux amendments, C. B. Johnson. are required. Refreshments w'ere served and a social time enjoyed. Mrs. Mary Nelson of Brigham City has returned to er home after spending a week wi'h Mrs George Dry. " week-en- vImU ua tes. Arthur over minister-politicia- The English lar.au ge ceutnim of wlilc! about 7o(i,um woiil-- , about 250,000 ate dead, uhmileO or no longer In geu.'ial ur. Thor are about 210,000 woidi in French language. Franklin munty Democratic ticket lor commissioner liom the lirst district James Hendricks camp of Daughtui s of the Pioneers w ill honor their retiring officers at their next meeting which will be held at 2 oi lock in the 1'i.ila., iioneei hall. Mrs. Lizzie Doty will give the histoiy of the Utah consti-'iitmand Mrs. Ruhj Johnson will Fol'nriiish a irms.ea; selection. lowing the meeting, refreshments will be served and a social time Th Egbert J. Television, who dem ar.ded that the c,ty BE students at the U.S.A spent the Richmond News INDIGNANT CITIZEN DEMANDS ACTION t trie SALT LAKE CITY, Out. 16 (U.PJ Posdihility that autoists will, be required to pas au examination for a license before being allowed to drive in Utah, was seen today as titrili-- r investigation into the hill proposing this refoitn was being made by Milton IL Welling, secretary of stated A unifot m driver s and chauffeur s license bill will be presented to the 1931 sta'e legislature, Welling said. effort will be A nation-widmade by a special commission appointed by President Hooverj dining the coming winter to have the uniform envers' and chauffeurs' art ad ipted til every state Alread 25 states of the union. issue licenses under the regulations proposed in the bill. The commission appointed bje the president made a study of tr a ff ic problems for which they suggested four remedies. Iicrsons who have driven more than a year nay easily obtain a license while others must prove The their fitness for driving. agi limit will be 16 years years for drivers license and 18 years for chauffeurs' license. The licenses may be revoked by a judge.. Each time a driver Is arrested a portion of his license Is forfeited. j I " " I |
