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Show LOGAN', UTAH, DAILY HERALD, PAGE TWO MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1930. would like a Utile wagon andw a truck. Please prlug candy and nets for all. Please don't foiget those children that havent daddy's and Quinton A. Bulls. Wet Wild Water THE HERALD A - , ache Newspaper Scripps-Canfiel- d Published Sunday morning and every week day afternoon, except Saturday Federal Ave., Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newsand legal holidays, at and entered as second class matter paper Co, N. Gunnar Rasmuson, president, act of March 3 ,17. Subscription , the postoffice, Logan, Utah, under the 25 cents the month delivered by carrier. or In 12 advance, the year. price 607 Rutbman, Special RepresentaUv-S- an 19 Francisco office, Gilman, Kleoll W. 44th St. York New office, N. Ave.; 410 Michigan Chicago office, St; Detroit office, Room 2, 266 General Motors Bldg. of Circulation, Full leased wire of the United Press. Member Audit Bureau Newspapers, Western Features, and the Scilpps-Canfiel36-3- 8 3 pri-w- Everyone Else Has Been Paid Men Now Let s Pay TODAY Ex-Servi- ce (Continued fiom page one) lobs are obtained through govern ment agencies. Any workman can nothe unit by giving seven days Rut If he dots quit, he is call ed an industrial deserter" and six months after he quits, slthough he may he a highly skilled man, the government gives him muiiiHR lu do but manual labor. Then lie Is reluctated. for This is Russia's much talked of slave labor." It certainly Is not free labor, as the western world understands It. InHowever, Russia considers dustrial success a matter of life and death, as western nations consider military success a matter of life and death. In a military crisis we sent three million men to Europe without asking tlieir permission, and if one deserted the punishment was something worso than a job at manual labor. It was DEATH. Russia considers industrial as Important as military h triumph. Kussian labor conditions horrify us, because they are new. We take it for granted that a hoy of eighteen, tired, exhausted by a long inarch and going to sloop on sentry duty should be put to death. It's all a matter of We should be humbly thankful for a country free Irom volcanic at tivity. It is difficult to imagine the horror of a recent eruption in Java that killed 15 natives at work in the fields. Imagine a stream of red hot lava, 600 feet wide, 70 feet high, rolling down upon you, filling valleys, covering villages. Or imagine the sight that met the eyes of terrified villagers, the volcanic peak covered with a heavy black cloud, intense flashes of lightning shooting through It. The lava flow changed fert le fields to desert. Do you wonder that nature frightened men in the early days, causing them to id a devils, tormenting strange gods Indifferent to their welfare. George Bernard Shaw says Americans like to be ridicured. I am careful never to say a civil word to them, and they adore me, sayB he. Mr. Shaw does not 'horoughly understand the A.n'.c'n character. If lie went to 'he nenkey iriogiral house in any1 Am-,- it garden, he won d he b3ck. of with the bars little whiskers not uubi a Ini own. The American people owe to the soldiers and sailors who saved their country for them in the Great War the sum of about h2, 700, 000, 000. When He war ended the government owed everybody money. It paid the itilroads. It paid the shipbuilders. It paid war contractors and war profiteers. It even decided that about $8,000,000,000 lent no foreign nations could be considered as Then it reluctantly got around to paying its nearly V a gift. service Having got rid of the contractors and profiteers, off a few nillions of foreign deb.s, it and written generously decided that its fighteis could wait until 194S for their money. Some people, like Mr. Mellon of the aluminum trust and the United St'ates treasury, call this payment a bonus." It isn't; its back pay. Everyone has been paid except the men who made any sort of payment at all possible, by risking their lives. Of course, with Mr, Mellon and his pals, they don't count. They were just poor dumbs who didnt know any better than to be patriotic, instead of Congress now has before it a proposal to pay this debt to somewhere around 2,000,000 men. Heres what it would do: It would put $2,700,000,000 into circulation. This would help to build up, at once, the per capita amount of money in the country. It used to be $53.01 in 1920. a decrease of Today, it's only $35.90 $17.1 1 in 10 years. v This Is Prof. Adolp Zwibachh noted authority on Schnntlapp fatten arches and embalming, who created a furor in scientific circles when yesterday he crossed an worm with a rubber tree and a made good grade of garden hose. Tomorrow Prof Schmitlapp will tell how he crossed Monday night with a bottle of Scotch and made whoopee. Photo by Tiger Allem. an-g'- e ' n lor tin-- , week's best in m by avvar led to George jh null, nug.iino until, woo Inn .sin1. ton California has lest loot Ijt.l (earn west ot i says the the ittx km NOTE TO SANTA CLAUS Don't brirg my darling little boy, A trumpet as a Christmas toy; You brought a mure drum once before The still are mighty sore rs I The atom, says a scientist, Is to be considered as a hole in the vast mean of nothingness. Sound's like thf detmituii ot a congressman. TODAY'S CHAMPION T MRS. HOBART said to ELIMP be the only woman in America who, attending a of a wedding daughter in 1930, did not weep copas the iously bride walked up the church ai&le. e 1 1 .;. ,J Th it had SAVANT STARTLES WORLD NOTED ,ii i, men. long-overdu- The pro 'Imion qipartment U to pa h, infilling into Indus-Liu- l , it'oiml t at tases like spoiled ( ;,i is ..i like girln . e know' Cod U.i. know, liv. oil' i QUICK Frequently some lucky town fel low go's to tnc pUoo where lie can the strek and the suite and wiu- -, me asking about what suiti ot a l.ttle uoul in the wilds 10 buy. Personally, ii I had It to do ovei dg ilu I would not buy anything; 1 would pak up a good burro, load bun up, and travel from one ted .shin to dnother; the hills of ibis i oast are full of deserted abms Kilt if you must be civilized and have a bpot to call your very own. It you prefer to be a cat rather than a bii J, rememuer this one Hang in the bills make your hut beside running waters. Eoi a dozen yeaia I lived in the old shack on the hill; I desired a lew , wanted to see the uig white debited a vista, dismountain, tant horizons; wibhtd to look down upon my neighbors and see !..e streams and trails spreaa out ke a fan before me. That was all hooey; aftei the firs! six months 1 never looked at anything unless there was a btotin landscapos soon become too much a pare or you to take especial ol them Rut a stream talks, you do not hive to do anything about It; the .Ream does all the work; .nd a ineam ha a different note with tvety rain; it has a different look with every cloud, it has a different movement, and look, and song vita every wind After three months of living be nde - small lcrcrv .. brook, new nature fundamental, and knew them all. thought Clean running water beside your cablu is the greatest thing In nature; unless it be the sea cabin, or a lonely lighthouse on a rock, or a bit of an island beside some narrows, whore the tides roar like chariots of Mars. Recently there were three days and nights of rain in the hills; in the old shack it would have merely been rain on the roof; in the new hack it was a new song every hour and on the th.ii i day there was a fine whirlpool beside a log In the brook 100 yards from my window; a whirl with lots of spume and foam jazzing about, and I unleashed the old rod and cast a cast into the froth and hooked a trout that was a patriarch, and slipped into the cold, cold torrent and snarled the line and the trout, or baby whale, took a tour-bi- t leader and spit out a nice snell hook and went away from there, and I returned and wrung myself oTer thrn new stove of minedid I tell you about how I got this new stove? Im telling you, this wet, wild water is important. The prohibitionists demand more '(! in the dry law. Well, If prohibition is still In Its infancy, as w, t y omcnd, how do they expect P to have any teeth? i 1 1 no-to- e 1 1 1 doughty boys, and do accomplish most thrilling exploits, some of them almost beyond human belief! And so, wondering if Frank Merri-wedo still be attending Yale, to dinner. ll Hosiery at current prices? come mama, Mama, quick! SOCK MARKET SECTION Baby's swallowed the catsup bot Reader asks financial editor; tie! What do you think of Phoenix prices? Hosiery at THE MILITARY TOUCH It all depends upon what is In A1 Capones sister was married them! to a member of an opposing gang Prof. Einstein says that the recently. We presume that the rival gangs square root of minus one Is the basis of relativity. Not that we crossed machine guns over the give a darn, but we have to give heads of the happy couple as they you the latest in scientific discov-- t left the church. cu-re- nt The government can borrow money for less than 2 per cent, cheaper than ever before. Paying adjusted compensation now, instead- - of waiting until 1945, would be good business from any standpoint. The money the government owes would, if paid out, filter at once into trade channels. It would be spent, most of it. It would put men to work; it would men back on their feet; it might, put busied quite probably, mark the first wave of a tide of returning prosperity. The nation through congress should pay this debt and pay it as soon as possible, disregarding the pained exclamations of Mr. Mellon, who, aftter all, DOES know where his next meal is coming from. res' YE DIARY Earlle home, and rummaging in the att.ck, where fmde old copies of Fred Fcarnot, The Liberty Boys Nick Carter, of 76, Old Sleuth, and Frank Merriyell at And so all the afternoon Yale to reading of the brave deeds of these heroes, for Lord! they do be YE ED IS RUSHED (From Three Oaks, Mo., Argus) Readers will please pay no attention to the death notice and cottuary of James Gleason on page 7. He is recovering aivd will be out soon, but too late for us to catch page 7. Don't forget to wind the clock. -- -- Americans FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS GEE on their side of the bars would be amused by the comic and Simian grimaces, gnashing to teeth. It is difficult for one who goes through lite in a perpetual state of narcissus adoration to undei stand Americans, largely engaged In real work. What will our best minds say of the latest utterance by Senator Borah? He wants the United States to lend money to Rusia to help her industiial development and promote trade with the United States. 1 rlE DOGWOOD tea, Given BOOT to FRECKLES' BY THE KINPl.YOU WHERE AM RE.MEMGER me back, id "The WONDER WERE Tcoliy ! j RESPOND-- "' BRINGING IS AND, Die heqmiD, ME FEEL LOTS BETfEr2--y EFFECT. A SLIGHTLY ByitEf BRUISED AMP FAGSEP OUT LAP CW YES 5? ' Dear Santa Please bring me a new drebs. pencil box, pair socks, a pair house slippers, size 2 Candy and nuts and organge. Rubv fiteffenhagon PS KB ft ft s & I I Dear Santa Claus Bring me a lot of dishes for my rebmet, a dollie, a ring and bracelet and a pair of ruber boots. That is all for me, but I have a baby Brother who you haven't seen and please bring him some nice things, fl you haven't what I ask for bring me what you can. I s 8 By By THAT WALKS aa n , 1 1 I! vv - ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 nV A KIMONO A dead body of a man. taken for a ride, is found in a deserted No longer news. automobile. swears A woman, respectable, that she wan arrested and a magistrate, included m a blackmailing- gang, refused to listen to the story of lier innocence. That s a regular trade in New York, and apparently is nobodys concern. QUCKLYS - WASH TUBBS By CRANE WHAT1. NFUF.R. HEAED AMERICAN, AR.ENOO? AND WILLING To DOUBLE) COSTA GRANDE'S Oh MARLO OEOROK, RICHEST OFFEfUTOR. OOR INDENTION? MAN IN CENTRAL AMERICA. RUM'. WHAT MOD WANT ? BA WTv VU WHO TOO HtM? OF COLOSSAL MINING t F- PROJECTS ANA LUMBER J f BUSINESS REASONS, NOU IDIOT! PRESENT GOYEENMEnA UNFRIENDLY FOOLS, INGRATES'. BRIBE 'EM RIGHT AND LEFT. STILL CANT GET EXCLUSIVE MONOPOLY ON STATE. FOREST AT-A- HREASONABLE FIGURE. GOT R DO SOMETHING DRASTIC. MERY - r NQO WANT TO USE OUR INVENTION To B&of'l OUT THE GOVERNMENT. THEN YOU'LL RUT IN1 t A FLOCK O' CHEW? CROOKS, WHO'LL LET SOU STEAL MILLIONS O' DOLLARS WORTH O' MAHOGANY FOR A SONG. WHY, YO'J DIRTY .UTUERAT, 6ft o And so It goes in our ta, MIXS Dear Santa Claus My name is Harold Pond, I am 8 years old, I lave a pony and I would. like a suit like Tom Mix wears for Xmas a'so some house slippers. Hope you have a merry Xmas Harold Pond. Dear Santa Claus Will you please bring me some roller skates and a nice set of dishes and nuts and candy. Goodbye, and a merry Xmas and happy New Year. Alice Pond. Dear Santa C'aus I ould like a steam roller, house slippers and goloshes, candy and an orange. I am 5 years old. With love from Bobby Crabtree. Providence prxmaty racket A new conisti in getting up fraudulent charity balls and sending around strong arm salesmen to force small shop keepers to buy, with blackmailing threats. , A SUIT LIKE TOM Another magistrate is indicted with his Wife, accused of buying his job on the bench, and a doctor is indicted with him for taking ?20W) to get the indorsement of tlif . Dear Santa Clause I want a kimoua and pair of house slippers and a pair of ice skates and a billy whiskers book. I have a biother Glen. He wants a pair of house slippers and a fire engine and a book and a car and my little sister v ants a piano and a doll cradle and a doll. With I ove Boyd, Glen, Cadelle Marousen. Senator Borah says that in Russia The greatest undeveloped market in the world waits us, if we are bold enough to seize it. But, he doesnt expect the gov ernnrent to be bold enough to best minds defy the financial that at present control it. In New York, where this is written, in early editions of afyou read ternoon newspapers, about these things; dear Santa Your little friend. Dear Santa Carol Seamons. I want a Dea - Santa pair of ice skates and Hyde Park. I and of and football candy me would lik y ju plenty bring big doll that govs to sleep and walk! nuts vvlli '0J Please bring them Dear Santa Claus and a pear ot hou.se slep.n is, a Bobby Wennergien, I would like a car and wagon and 9 y ui s old saik of (slid and nuts sleigh and some nuts and candy. I This Is all I would like Thanks have a babl brother and dear Santa fm all the good things yo'i hast Deal Santa don't forget him, he is four months I want a si, d and a pair ot skates give us I ,'in 10 yeai , old old. Hoping you wont get sick and Lva and a football and plenty of candy will visit all of the good boys and c 1Icm Wai and thats all 4 gills. Billy Wennergren. With love 10 yens old A PAIR OF SHOES Thank you. Rendell Mack Seamons, Dear Santa Cl, us Hyde aPrk. Phase b mg me a pair ot si oe- a A BOAT FOR BROTHER doll and doll buqvv F v e , md Dear Santa Clause FROM JUNIOR AND BOBBY and nuts bare a lull, biotin r How ate you? I a.a just fine. I Dear Santa Claus Hits a tnke tiud nope vou wont forget veais old He me this Our names are Junior and Bobby mouth oindu, I am t, yeai.s old ( u retinas I have been a good boy Dames. We hrve been very good Ah tha M re Smith 1 this it r would like a train, air- boys and we would like to have you 411 W Center St p.arn , pixket knife and a boat for visit our home this Christmas. iiiv older brother Junior wants a sleigh and a pair Menv Christum- - to you dear LIKES to read of Restates. But if yea have too Santa Dcat Santa Claus many boys to visit I want only a Edmund Neiderhauser, am ton yeais old How ue vou sleigh. South Main and Mrs. Santa and a want a Hen la Bobbv wants a tricycle and two skeezix Books one out truck. The tricycle will do if ou west and one of skeezix and pal 2 TOO TINY TO WRITE cannot bring both of the things I games, give me something else yn t Dear Santa Claus: ordered. think I would like Do not .orget I We will hang up our stockings hope I am not too late writting the poor. Oo not forget to fill my But mamma has been so busy and for ou to fill with candy and nuts. r stocking. I want some nuts and I am too tiny to write. I have been Please come o awlul good helping care for my candy and a candy cane. Junior and Bobby Yours truly nttle sister who is just 6 months PleaEe bring our presents to our Ollia Jean Sknneln, u i home at 317 East 3rd North. Benson. Will you please bring me a green f chair to match my rocker, a doji HAS NOT BE5N GOOD Dear Fan. . Clause HOW IS MRS. SANTA buggy, nuts and candy and bring Dear Santa My name Is Lavor Skanchy--, I sister a doll and raltler. hanks a lot Santa am 4 years old. I have not oeen a How are you and Miss Santa. I Gloria Jean and Carol Lou think yuu'H be able to bring your very good boy but will try to b better. I have the cutest little baNeiderhauser Raindrees this Christmas as there will be plenty of snow. I have a litby brother, he has the Hue right now. For Christmas I want a bab Dear Santa Claus tle sibter just 17 months old. I 1 am 8 by horse, a drum set, gloves, tinkyears old end would like want you to be sure and bring her er toys and a train. Do not forgei you to bring me a air gun or a a baby doll and a little broom. I my brothers or sisters or mama or watch a pair of slippers a pair of would ve a sheepskin coat and papa. hight tops and My little brother some nuts and dear Santa please Hoping you a merry Christmas would like a bicycle a pair of boots dwon't forget my Daddy and Bama and a happy new year. I wish you a well I guess Ill say good night. and roller skates. Your friend, Wishing you a merry Christmas merry Christmas. and a happy new year Lavor Skanchy Bobbie Maugham - Wayne Wheler 295 E. 3rd. N Wellsville. ' " P. S. Do not' foiget any of the Trenton Utah. little boys and girls on Christmas Dear Santa do not forget the nuts, oranges Please bring me a mouth organ Dear Santa I have been a good boy and tried and candy hi my sock. pencil box. Tractor that will climb mother all I can. So candy nits orange. Ive been a to help my me a sled and pair of ANOTHER GOOD GIRL good Utile boy this year. Pleise Please bring a younger bra- ic bkatesDear Santa Claus Ihehave bring my little sister a baby doll would like to have Would you please bring mo a doll If you can please bring me a ther, Oscar a mouth organ and a pair of mitwith a pink dress and some nuls leather cap also. tens and another brother Alvin. He have mod to Don Steffenbagen candy, and oragnes. wants a horn and some nuts and be a good girl 1 am 6 years old. candy and that is all. Elaine Dutson. Dear aSnla P. S. please bring the baby Jesse Ive been a good little girl this year WILL QUIT SUCKING HER so please bring me a doll buggy, a doll. Ralph Childs THUMB loll, piano, pencil box candy and Franklin, Idaho. Dear Santa Claus. nuts and orange banana. Please 1 am three years old and would bring my little sister, Lois Jean a Dear Santa Claus bke you to bring me a baby doll little baby doll. 1 with a pink dross on it 1 am tiymg hope you are as good to me as Noima Steffenhagen. awful harr to Quit sucking you was last year. I am writing to my thumb I would line mme- candj Dear Sandy you to let you know what I want and nuts. 1 hope vouyou are very well for lor Christmas. I want a new dress a camera, a pleated scarf, founWith love, Xmas so you will be able to visit tain pen, and evershaip and a gold LuRtio Dutson all the children. I am ten years old Will you 14 k ring that is all I want. Beto Dear Santa please bring me a pair of skates cause I want the poor children want a doll and some doll a flashlight and a pair of mittens. have something for Christmas too. clothes and some dishes and plenty I have two brothers and a sister. With Love of candy and nuts will you please The boy six would like a Virginia Rasmussen pocket Richmond. Knne a buss and a pair of mittens. bring them. Patty Wennergren, The girl four w ould like a table and 5 years old. chairs and a doll. The baby boy HAS DELIVERED PAPERS FOR THREE YEARS Dear Santa Claus 1 wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year for Christmas I want a pair of skiis, sheepskin coat, some water paints, nuts and candy, that Is all. I have two more brothers and one Bister wants a doll bed and blanket and a doll. for I have delivered papers nearly thre years but It Is getting chilly. It is harder to get around when it is cold. Write to me later. With Love William Mack Stodard. A DOLL By BLOSSER ranch. uncle clem and HERMrr, ITS 1? RlLEY With love de-v- V-- connection whatever, Neither this newspaper, nor any of Us stockholders or officials has any promotion e other with any political party, public utility, real estate tashleu Mcept the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. OTT1S PETERSON. Managing Ed, tor HARRY S. LUSTER. Advertising Manager. HERE'S MORE ABOUT Howdy, relksl Th 3 is the day the old p ychecK hits into r.e a double play. Cashi-- r to papa; papa to Santa C aus ! N.EA. Service, Hill Billy mamas. Mumor Every afternoon, except Saturday, and Sunday morning. THE TRUTH -- By ;fc'r-s.FPva. u mt ort J Dear Santa Will you please bring me a bicty cle, a football and a slap, some blocks.With all kinds of love; Stems Christensen P. S. Please print me this In the paper. |