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Show HERALD, TUESDAY, DEC. PACE TWO 2, SUN DAY. 1930 15, Df'CT-MRE- i Our TH, A HERALD ":;3 yi N s ? s San Francisco office, B07 Montgomery St : Nicoll A Rothman, Special Representatives 19 W. 44th St.; Boston office, 18 Tremont York New ; office, Ave 410 N. Michigan office, Chicago 2C6 General Motors Bldg, 2, Rooai Detroit office, St.; Member Audit Bureau of Circulation, N E A. Service, Full leased wire of the United Press. Newspapers. Western Features, and the Sci Gilman, i THE TRUTH QUICK Neither this newspaper, nor any of Its stockholders or officials has any connection whatever, piouio'ion c other pridisectly or Indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate vate bualneaa eicept the publication of newspapus devoted solely to disinterested public service. OTTIS PETERSON. Managing Editor HARRY S. LESTER. Advertising Manager. .a wlnle soil ill shallow water had leturned to tin surtac ol but was under the ice mar th'- open hole. Realizing that it would be impu-sib- le to reai h the spot, he tan for aid. About a half a mile awa.v, he IS. npj Ben lound Lamont Lar-eI.jisen 20. naulina manure on tii laim ol ibe.r lailiei, Alii it La-- - - milk bought from him is as goo a3 any to be obtained. Every consumer wants to know that tfn milk he drinks is pure. Recently tests were made from milk obtained by City Health Officer William Walton from 14 milk vendors. According to the test performed by experts at the USAC, five of the samples 0 showed a surprising!' low bacteria count. The law allows between Five bacteria per cubic centimeter. samples ranged 35,000 and 80,000, which is exceptionally god. One counted exactly I 50,000. The other eight samples showed more bacteria than allowed by the health law3, ranging from 155,000 to more 1 I 50,-00- .fr The stc wo? Ywe for her Durham, ell r served with and cream, makes a tasty substitute for bran flakes. Ihoto by Hdl Farr su-o-- Cable dispatch says that Fiance's champaign crop Is ot poor qauilty, hut home ot our readers ure more Intel ested in the quality p of Lilt; Idol UlOOUhiuUC ll, Benson. 1930 ei-- TRY THIS ON YOUR HISSER (From ''Tlie Water Gypsies") Good me, ,t, hisred Mrs. Green, is if it wcie a ma ediction, S i"- , Evil on Inis jti ,t inti nted ani ai t teiinyiaplier, say a news item Wonder how it will powder its nose? I In in I. inci i MASTER MIND the all in Arctic c t h e r c Bertram Fleacake, I e, W. well-know- n pro-mote- r, Oil LI'L GEE GEE, TH OFTEN USEXOlkXX COVN hJGVfVES?THE: '153333s2as' a?E DEFENDING 1HE BUDGE IMPRESSION PREVAILS fkc EfaUSCAN ADMY, S GcNEJALiy ACCEPTED AS AN rtstjpc fact: but iho?e is NO PROOF WORATlUS EXlSltD. K 1 IkvT BbOODfmCJ ARE f ECiOGOUS, ftOOPIkiRSTY BEASTS. CM IDE CONTRARY, TEV ARE DOCILE AND x affectionate. Co and Holiraa. J ,C. Penney Co Co Ulut Nelson Construction J W Bairctt, munugui, Mommy M k company. Joseph Odell Jc h u H. Anderson & Sons Fu-t National Bank Cue lie Valley Banking Co Tl atelier Brothers Banking Co ?! k L. Coal Company Smith Bros. Lumber Company 3 halt her Clothing Company Shirley Mae Shop In. H. L. Richards T H Humphieys Dunbar & Hvdo Alex Smith Clothing Co. I.iu-nCham Stoies Judge M. C. Harris Anderson Lumber Co. L (J Lumber Co. J H. Watkins Jr., .Monumental Woiks. Cardon Jewell y Company Safeway Stores Jen-o- n Stewart Flank Purser, barber F W. Schifman, barber 1. Tige's Beauty Shop & Barber Shop C 30 BY Clani MCA o SCAVK,. sr. IKC Final Rites Held For Preston Man LiildR. L. JV.hr. Fai n John inn Lugnm St Imiiij Ma (if Il I H H.il V Edna I ),i i'l the J He was mauled to Vic inn EIki--oin Logun ill 1917 tV iley join: d PRESTON Funeral seriiiei for March 1, 192 t, It hurt (.ill weie held at the Pres-ic- i the lire Si i ,il i. ; id i Impel Thurd.ii del a- - an oiitsiimd and was p L E. Hansen, presid- - mg meinner Cluet Kapp wa- - exit tremely high in hi praise of HuSpeakers were L. A. Macham. man, characterizing him as very August Nuffer, J. W. Condie and dependable and a worthy, homelov-In- Ji;a'miit mii E Vom IVrrv. V. F. Jfiism. Camlv nuniia a Logan Acaunty. Jackson and Fry company. Wilhdin Luthy. Those who Lae ei fated prn ite work are as follows: (ache Valley ComniiMinn (o, Ur. J W Lindt ml Ur. Jos. Ceehhs li'aliop Hansen. Musical numbers included a quartet st lections by L. M Pickett, Othon Hanson, Sidney Campbell and W. P. Shumway and a urn t bv Mr. Melvin C'laton ami M.s, James Hulkxk. Il.iie', we.-- by. S. M. Fjelstepd InDniieii' Wdlj'.l ' a n i.. ii tun cemetery. citizen He is survived by his widow: and scion children. Hew, Mary, ShirVictor and ley, Jack, Hamilton, Hi mother, now 87 years surv.ves and is living wi'h another son, George Wiley ot M.urnus OImjii Seattle. Otln r sunning brother.! .Mi ' I iu T an. and sister are Joe Wiley, Salt Lake; Mrs. Torn Reynolds and Mrs. Fieil Spencer, Mat ray; Mrs. J. B IN B0X5LDER COUNTY CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Blucmel, Logan. A Christmas il to ting ii'v Funora. services have not been M of instrumental P a i Mai n t" r . iirv-i.arranged pending word id He U S A ten mm wo: ani voi.il lnimliiib and a special definitely from ielatives and Mm, lola ju.se a, tdi isiiiii., address will be ghen inane denmnstrafon worker for Su" lav a 10 BO a m at the L. I). C.tilio ami lloxeldei coiuitii-- , wil1 S hMtimte. A stic ial lent lire will been invent A safety valve ha pend Mii.d ty in Boi ld'r i ounti !c i.iu-i- i tl nu.ubeu by Ptofestjr of ?i. to planning cut a piogram tor the Walter Welti and Glee t lull. A cot 'ed to shut olf the flow liome and commimimty locals lor dial invitation is extended to the a cooking stove should its pilot 1931. light be extinguished. public. ad Stockton-Christianse- tow A call was put in to the Logan Fire department and Fire Cluet C. W. Rapp, accompanied by William Goldbransen in tlie chiefs car and William Hulse and Elmer Lawto rence m the ambulance, of their 'tiiirali Hie him to resuscitate All eforts through the use ot tlie puimotor tailed however. Sherilf Oliver Karnes Deputy was called to the scene to investigate wnile Dr. J. C. Hay waul was also catted and pronounced tinman dead. Wiley was born in New Zealand, July 15, 1898, the son of Mr. anil Mis. Hamilton J Wiley The family came to the United Slates in in Logan v. Iieie the 11107, nettling m in in si in lesidoti. ru-h- s Dr. E. COMRADES RUSH TO ASSISTANCE a.ssi-tan- te 1 Beauty Shoppe them to I tah Barber Shop United States, Dixie Ruth Beauty Shop them and sell T. F. Watson, barber on the morning Modern Barber Shop of Januray 1 to Carl Holmes Y e a rs New Cache Auto Co. eve revellers for use in ice comCaidon Jewelry presses to put on their aching C II Humphreys. heads. Thatcher Milling company. Photo by J E. Mattson. Wtstein Union. II R. Follett Little Homer Humor, Jr., says Harry C. Parker. the leason why they are calli 1 Aiidiew King. "gra'idinothers is because they are grander to small boys than motheis are. will itCAJScTV.Y COMM-- ) AGAINST Central Milling Co. J)t Jos. A. Gediles Tlie DjPy Herald Milkinsou k Sous. Chamber of Coiumeice Shell on- e- eyed they were joined by AI Laison and returned v, itli a boat and rake. Bteaking a path through the ice wlmh ..ii (.bout tbrei quarter? ot all inch thick, ibex real ed tlie hole and bevan 'eiling around with the r ike. The body wa Ha illy ioiatid in about ten tut ot water by Hen I.ai. mi w ho brought it to the suiface by hooking the tongs of the rake in tlie clothing. but NOJAflUT Logan Hardware Co, Elans and Cowley Gaiage housewife, suggestion a sack of that lien they returned they coul 1 no. lung bat in.-- tap. Uetqir.m; to tlie Larson home about a mile -( hand-painte- than two million. In other words, more than 57 per cent of the tests made showed a higher bacteria count than allowed by the health laws of the state. Some milk dealers complaned about the test. They claim that the health officer who secured the simplc3 didnt take the necessary precautions to deliver the milk to the tester in the best condition. We dont know to what extent this complaint is justified, but we dont believe that any health officer purposely neglected to take steps to safeguard the camples. The dealers also say that omitting to publish the names of the dairies with the respective test results is an injustice ta those dealers whose milk shows a low bacteria count. We agree with them on that complaint, and are glad to know that this will b? rectified in the future by the city health office. u, -, Hattie Currycomb of Trenton, The announcement Friday of Dr. E. L. Hanson, city physit cian, that monthly tests of milk sold in Logan wlil be made regularly and the results PUBLISHED should be greeted with delight by milk dealers and consumers alike. Every Logan milk dealer wants the public to know that the Vninn. old. al-- o Lar-on-- I'oii-i-tii- ig , OFFICE VAMP, SEZ: To news reporters Officer Walton has complained that the If hats were made to fit the brain instead of the head Herald report of the test frightened may parents from permitting peanut shells would be in Mr. Walton says the their children to drink milk at s:hcol. great demand. schools have had a hard time ta convince the parents of the nedefinition: An idiot is cessity of having the children dank milk while at school, and Hit-Today's auto duver who crashes into the ha3 reall of Herald the undone the rear end of y,iur tar when you that been now by publishing stop suddenly without signaling. sults of the recent test. YE DIARY (I) cc n ber 12) The Herald has no desire ta work any hardships on any Betimes home, where helping Humor clean out the attick, milk dealer in Logan. Neither dos it wish to destroy any system ard anon she doth finde a saucer for the good of the boys and girs in the schools. pnst;d o er with ciganbands, it bedid make ing a h ave ash tray mine own hands, these many But this newspaper is tremendously interested in the wel- with years gone bye, and the zany doth fare, physical, mental and materal, of the people of this section. snigger, Merciful heaven, little so you were We believe mon' emphatically thrt Logan milk consumers have a d i realize and howl gleefully, but not : so do the howling gleefully when right to know if the milk they ar feeding their children is finde a burnt leather cushion covi if contains a or a ridiculously high er she did make with highest quality possible ret in 19C5, and towl: bacteria count. emartie! suppose that be Oh, scrumptious, When it come3 to choose between an established system or , scrumptious! And so high simply words or any other community between us. the health of the boy3 and girls or I. is uo truth to the rumor in Cache Valley, thi3 newspaper wi Mv-s- r s be found on the side thatThere times are so hard in lnivp to stand in of the boys and girls. Systems c n be rebuilt in time, but injuries that line in trout ol charily organisato to the health of children may mu-- them for life. tions get their daily tat ion of nuu hino gun bullets There is nothing which wi more effectively RIGHT any Logo seats, 73c. WRONG than publicity MERCILESS PUBLICITY. Let the city health officers make their regular monthly North Cache Senior Girls Are Organized of test milk sold in Logan. Let the results of ach dealer be published in the newspapers. And the Herald will guarantee a most RICHMOND Tlie cnior gill? of . the Ninth C idle high school luve decided imDroverr.cnt where the bacteria count now is above the organized tor - Used Good Judgment SATTODAY, D.-i- I I artis-tick- ! I pyrogi-aph- I SC. I 2 Fifteen Hundred People carried away Sweaters, Dresses, Overcoats, Flannel Shirts, Hosiery, Lingerie, L. D. S. Garments, Union Suits, Blazers, Leather Coats, etc., from Cache Knitting Mills Saturday. GUR GREAT CONSOLIDATION SALE IS ON This Is the Sale of Sales, and this year it is the Greatest Value Giving Event we have ever been able to offer the people of Cache Valley Come in Today! Chi'-ug- gang-tei- a 1 HEADQUARTERS -- 1 50,-000- iurth-rin- It has been done in other cities in Utah and it will do so for , Logan. . . Skating Pond To Be UTAH FOREST Planned In Richmond CLUB MEETS L j i i The Richmond Lions club at AT COLLEGE their luncheon Monday evening heard the reports of their various committees and discussed the ore The Utah Foiesters im hiding paration of a skating pond. The question or locating a favorable members of the Forestry dub ot place for one anti setting it in tlie V S.A C, and the personel of to the rrtivity the Cache National forest office shape was committee. here, held their regular monthly Former Secretary of State H E. meeting at the college Thursday Crockett, gave a short talk at the night. Dean St trr. president of the luncheon. Ail expression of appro-elatio- e.eh, presided Earl Sanford of the regional the services of J. S Forrester, who has been secretary forest cf Osili n was the pilncipal of the dub the past two years and speaker at the meeting, taking as who is leaving Richmond, was giv- Ins topic, the control of the mounfor en. Amos Bair talked on scouting, for hoys. The next meeting of the Lions club witl be held on December 22, Pi the South yard chapel, tain pine weevil He told w hat the department had done m the past and what their amis are for the future. He said that it Is hoped to have the work completed this year. Efforts are being made to stop the spread he foie it reaches Yellowstone paik where it would play havoc with the heautiful forests of the nation's playground. The most effective method of the mountain controlling pine weevil, ai cording to Mr. Sanford, is to sprav the tree wPh oil and burn it until all the bugs aud larvae are killed. g nctivi-ti- e of the senior (las w it!i Velda Pe'cion. piew'drnt: Mildred Giov and Eunice p". vice nresiuent, , port, scrreary treasurer. Tlie following hoi were initiated last week into the Boosters club of tlie htg'i school- Herman Kennedy. Waldo Merrill, Dale Webb. Mai ion Harris, Fibs Higemson, Dale Reige-oRaymond Dopp, Reed Allen. Wayne Smith, Victor Jiitiirn Jodie Waite, Rawlins, Smith, Trent Baker and Aril Hyer. will hoi over the 'these as put at high school. srmhiy tins vi-in. Passport Asked To Netherlands to Netherlands was Ftiday from County Cleik C. V. Mohr to Armond Henry Dual Crocket and Lata. te Thompon Young Thompon lias c n been railed o Hie Netherlands mis Bingham, li'.H'CPd with of liquoi. wore luted $2m era it atid Hui and expei t to sail about 21. ltll. sentenced to ix month in jail, bv Citv Judge Jtse P. II h Thur.dav The youth - tlie soil of Mi and afternoon. Tin Jail sentence is to Mr-- . Albert 11. Thompson of Logan be suspended on payment o! the and wiil he remembered a a star fine The tvvo served notice of ap athlete of Logan high school, graduating peal when si t tencp was spttng. A DUO SENTENCED rt icque-te- d po-:- Jan-uui- i at j i Employees of tlie following Lo fimis have agreed gan to pay tv. a per cent of then wages to Eid tue un mploynient ? situ ram in tlii i city What tin-- , vvoild needs, however, Loa.in City a pdl: of ski. a that won't start Luml.-tru- n Furniture Co going HI different directions the Ceu Machine Co Wagon mime you stand up on them. Gi o W. Lindquist & Sous. 0 S L. Railroad Co HOME COOKERY C'ai ne Valley Electric Co. Bolden Western Uo. banana A lovely L E Johnson this weeks award for Key ai Bakery t ic best home Blueliglit Gas & Oil Co. bee has recipe Wjolworth Company awarded to Mrs. THAT MILK TEST -d '$ Proclaim liberty thruout the land" ABOUT (CuutiUuea Horn page one) Howdy, folks! Winter snorts are now being enjoyed at Providence. If you havent any snow shoes, a pair of old tennis rackets will serve. 86-3- 8 "J 4 Published Sunday morning and every week day afternoon, except Saturday Federal Ave., Logan, Utah. by Cache Valley Newsand legal Roildays, at second-clasmatter paper Co., N. Gunnar Raamuson, president, and entered as3 ,1879 Subscription the poatofflce, Logan, Utah, under the act of March price 2 the year, In advance, cr 23 cents the month delivered by carrier. MORE FIREMAN Humor Every afternoon, except Saturday, and Sunday morning. HERES ! Be Sure Youre Right CcicKe Newspaper Seripps-Canfiel- d 1930. vt S: si iI Overcoats For Men And Youths ft ft ft ft ft t. ft ftt? aty FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING! FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Dresses $2.50 to$7.75 5? H Sweaters 50 Discounted Kids Unions .. 75c to 90c Flannel Shirts $1.45 to $3.50 Blankets .. $3.25 to $8.50 Lingerie For HER Gift ft a. f sIp Cache Knitting Works II II it To Sell I,. D. S. Ciar.nents at Manufacturer's Cost! THE OLD RELIABLE . |
