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Show TIIE HERALD BAGETWO 1 - LOGAN, UTAH, JOURNAL, NOVEMBER SATURDAY, i The A Herald-Journ- field Newspaper Scripps-Ca- n Kvcry The American Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary enjoyed a delightfully arranged sup tier oarty Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Larsen. The rooms and table were effectively decorated In patriotic colors. Community singing was led by Mrs. Melvin Muir. H. G. Hughes was toastmaster. Each service man! told interesting stories about overseas and where thev were when the Armistice was signed. H. G. Hughes was In Belgium,, L. K. Wood, Harry Bartlett, Henry Shelton, Jr. and Barley Thornton were all in France, Melvin Muir In a California hospital, Jesse Walker was paroling in the English Channel and Cyril Bird in the were cards Place US.A.C. marked for Messrs and Hughes, Wood, Bartlett, Walker, Bird, Shelton, Muir, M. D. Bird. Edgar Hancock, Joseph N. Sorensen, Joseph T. Wood and Luther Murray of Wellsville, Mrs. Helen Walkr, Mrs. Sarah Hughes, Miss Gladys Hughes, and Mr. and Mrs. Lar-seThe remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Mrs. Mary I. Sorenseh, over 80 years of age. entertained at a nicely arranged luncheon Friday afternoon In honor of her daughter, Mrs. Melina HU1 of Murray and the children that lived around her and played with her daughter 55 years ago. A bowl of flowers formed a pleasing centerpiece. Covers laid Afternoon Week-da- y Published every week day afternoon, except legal holidays, at 75 West Center street, Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co., N. Gunn-i- r matter at the postoffire Rasmuson, president, and entered as second-clas- s Logan, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price in Cache Valley by mail, 12.50 the year in advance, by earner $3.50 a year in advance or 40 cents the month. Outside Cache Valley, by mail $5.00 the year. Stripp-Cnlicl- Proclaim liberty thruout the land." Gilman, Nicoll & Ruthman, Special Representatives San Francisco office, 525 Market St.; Chicago office, 410 N. Michigan Ave.; New York office, 13 W. 44th St,; Boston office, 18 Tremont St.; Detroit office, 601 New Center Bldg. R. W. MARTIN, Advertising Manager OTT1S PETERSON, Managing Editor THE TRUTH QUICK Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholders or officials has any connection whatever, directly or indirectly, with any poli ical party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the publication of newf papers devoted solely to disinterested public service. Mes-dani- es WHATS WRONG ABOUT THIS?. Bche It seems to be accepted by politicians and the administration that taxes are going: up this winter. Meanwhile, the administration has condoned startling and, in many cases, unjustified wage cutting. In normal times the great bulk of taxation falls for the simple reason they cant upon pass along the burden. So the net result of the national stupidity will be that a bigger burden is loaded onto shoulders' less able to carry it. Just how this will help an economic recovery we are not aware. It seems to us it would have just the opposite effect. The best thing that could happen to this nation would be a general rise iu wages and a general lowering of taxation. Are there any dissenters in the audience? Humor wage-earner- The big folks! us problem facing many of on patehea u whether1 the our trousers .will bold out until prosperity returns. Howdy, One of the leaders of the Chinese army in Manchuria is named Genettl Mah.well-knoA member of the Jong family, no doubt. , FOOTBALL PEST, NO. 1796 he says, your age Folks, meet Cuthbert J. graduate of the class of W, McBun-io- rbMe baud crowd voice above the game I was . WESTON PEOPLE ' A strange, strange man Is Henry Carter; He never swears his At . for Mrs. Hill, Mrs. H. B. Whitney, Mrs. Joseph N. Sorensen and Mrs. Philip Sorensen of Salt Lake. Dr. J. W. Hayward and Dr. D. C. Budge of Logan were guests at an attractive luncheon Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kid- Mrs. H. L. Pennoyer and son, Mary, of John, and daughter, Pocatello, visited with friends and attended to some business Saturday evening. In these days of moonshine here Mrs. Ray Ellrege and three Is apt to put liquor, a night-ca- p children. Mrs. John Jensen and a fellow to sleep for good. Miss Rclha Jerfcen were Pocatello visitors Thursday of last of the man who never tires of telling how when Now, self-start- n the eeason. Mr. McBuAion is s, QUEER , at every important . n, b foot-ba- it athletics week. have become since LATEST NEWS FROM . he went to college. Mr. rn HOLLYWOOD , A social evening was spent by a number of friends at the home of Mrs. J. J. Lannan last Friday evemrfg. Postmaster and Mrs. N. S. Hansen and son, Max, were Salt Lake visitors over the week end. Mrs. Thomas Preston entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips. Mrs. Christina Hegstead of Rexburg. Mrs. Henry T. McIntyre and son, Gilbert, aitf Mr. and Mrs. Milton McIntyre of Ogden were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs- N. S. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. John Neueri-swaudof Logan, visited over the week end here the guest of their sons, Arthur, Edward and Lawrence. Mrs. Mary Heusser and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Heusser attended the banquet and social given at Preston by the American Legion, Nov. 11. Fitting Armistice day servaes vsere held in the Weston' high tchool auditorium Nov. 11. Mr.- and Mrs. Robert Ryburn left Wednesday morning for three Stockton, Calif., after weeks visit here the guests of Mrs. Ryburns parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Coburn. was ping .pong cham- Miss Hetty Gumboil, noted wompion hi his sophomore year. an movie dPhoto by Ebeneser Kirkhuni. ire c t o r, announces that If it Is true that there are no the will start swear words in the Japanese tomorwork language, what does a Japanese row on a modsoldier In Manchuria say when ernised verhe Is placed on K. P. duty three sion. of Unde days m succession? Ionas .' Cabin. Tom DADDY GOOSE will wear golf RHYME knickers has lost her drive an little aheep. ear, and But wo know where shell Simon Degree, find him of In a butcher shop, as a mut- beating Unde ton chop, Tom, will keep steak behind pestering With a him by trying . to sell him! him oil stock and South Amiri bonds. In the Manchurian dispute. CanPhoto by Tony Pehrson. the sympathy of most Americans, is with the Chinese, desYE DIARY pite the fact that the Chinese Invented chop suey. (November 13) Betimes to breakfast, where, the toast being burnt. and the e, I PROTECT YOURSELF! coffee angrie at Damn Humor, and threaten to enlist in the Chinese arjnie in Manchuria, wbirh doth cause the sillie creature Every dollar spent in reforto laugh hcartilie, she giggling: estation is a dollar contributed Clio, ho! zany, you would looke to keep a man at a job. line eating pickled sharks fins state Zettle, Michigan and birds-ne- st purseryman. soup!" And Dont go around helpless and do reply with dignilie: Well, pickled unarm ad! Protect yourself with I would just as soon eat birds-ne- st a Homer G. Humor water -- pistol! sharks fins and and luke-warShoots a strong stream of soup as burnt toast coffee!- - And so high water, ammonia or spinach Juiee. Just the thing to squirt words between us, but anon we in the eye of the boro who affectionate again and fonde. perches on the edge of your deck and twists your paper-clip- s A Peruvian army, consisting of shape. Will also repulse of 2000 major generals, lias d salesmen, friends who launched an attack on a rebel want to borrow $5 until pay- force, composed pf 500 brigaday, and traffic cops. dier generals. A general massacre Is feared. AnIs one who has reached that point In life when Punt formation. . , Uncle and Bo-Pe- ep instead man, then spent tho afternbon hunting. Mrs. Elmer Heninger enter-tanie- d at a children's party In honor of the tenth birthday of her daughter, Helen. Luncheon' was served to 10 guests. Games were played. Miss Veda Sorensen is spending the week at Prof, and Mrs. A. N. Sorensens home at Logan. Marcell Bird, who Is attending the B. Y. U. at Provo spent the week-en- d with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Bird. Dr. and Mrs- S. M. Budge of Logan were breakfast guests of Mrs. William L. Kidman Sunday. Mrs. Floyd Hardman enter- - bo picture would seein DOWN '.f to assuft, bid ior stardom. Garbo is magnificent as the of the David Graham herome Phillips story which Robert 2. Leonard directed. The famous" novel was adapted for the screen by Wanda Tuchock with, dialogue written by Zelda Sears and Leon Gordon. Modernized as it is, the dramatic regeneration theme makes ideal material for Garbo. In the' opinion of this reviewer she accomplishes the greatest individual his-earl- y At the Capitol - The answer to man'' a maidens prayer is to be found in the teaming of Greta Garbo . Susan Clark Gable in Her Fall and Rise, which opens Sunday at - the Capitol Theatre. It was a happy and wise decision that made the officials cast this engaging newcomer opposite the famous Swedish star. What must it be like to know Gable is right ,at the top of privacy i King the ladder in the estimation of a little genuine t fans and jus workja the Gar Carjl of Rumania. and Lenox, ' -- NOTICE TO ALL ! at BISHOPS OP WARDS and all charitable institutions, who are contemplating giving food to those in need; we will give for cash .20 per CWT off from the wholesale price for all flour bought before November 17. Flour must be used for charitable purposes. Central Mills. LUNDSTROMS PIANO TUNING, Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed. Call FRANK HARRIS, Phone 876-Special on all small Instrumentsprices J. Nov. 16 - SUR- EYou Know Dons My! What delicious tamales and chili! Its certain She wants to eat during dance intermission. DE LUXE FOUNTAIN SERVICE We cater to car service. 1 Dons Barbecue Sandwiches and Orange. 1 1-- Dons Barbecue Next To Palais d Or Rome Steel Bed Rome Guaranteed Spring lb. Cotton Mattress 40 IV 4 J Complete for only - 14-9- 5 i 1,V? By W. M. Everton er Edward SETTLING WASHINGTON Our Diagnosis - luke-warra- 1931. The novelty Jof air transportation has worn off, and aviation is now In the midst of a settling down protained at a prettily arranged cess. according to Col. Clarence luncheon Wednesday m honor of M. Loung, assistant secretary of her birthday. A basket of fruits Commerce for Aeronautics. Air formed a pleasing centerpiece. transportation is on a strictly Covers laid for Mrs. Eliza Stuart, business basis, he says, The Miss Barbara Stuart, Mrs. John glamor has been removed. Users Leatham and childrart, Mr. and of air transportation are sinMrs. Edward Stuart and chil- cere and employ It primarily to dren. all of Wellsville; Mr. and save time and money. Mrs. Mrs. Andrew Lamont, George Hubner, Mrs. Devcre LaGET PAYROLL mont. Mrs. Clarence Barrett, RAHWAY, N.J., Nov. 13. J.R and Mr. and Mrs. Hardman. Five armed men held the The Sovonis Club were en- Citizen's National bankup here tertained at the home of Miss early today and escaped with Isabella Sturapf Thursday afEmployes of the bank ternoon. Luncheon was served $81,000. to 10 and special guest Mrs. had reported early to make up payrolls. Jane Stumpf. Mr. an'd Mrs. Thomas Waike.-o- f EATING IT Providence were guests at We are going 50 miles an an attractive luncheon Sunday, hour. Are you game for another given by Miss Gladys Hughes. ten? said a motorist to his Mrs. Martha Leatham of companion. Wellsville spent Wednesday with fairYes. she replied, as she her daughter, Mrs. C. P. Bird. swallowed another mouthful of A delicious luncheori was served. dust; Im full of grit. The Humorist. Mendon News al 14, . Blond Waitress: I hau both! stewed kidneys, tongue, fried liver and pig's feet. Dont tell me Diner: your troubles, sister, give me a chicken pie." 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