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Show THE PAGE TWO HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, L, Newspaper Scripps-Canfiel- d l.very Week-da- Published every week day afternoon, except legal holidays, at 75 West Center street, Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co , N. Gunnar matter at the postoffice Rasmuson, president, and en'ered as second-clas- s Logan, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price in Cache Valley by mail, $2.50 the year in advance, by carrier $3.50 a year in advance or 40 cents the month. Outside Cache Valley, by mail $5.00 the year Gi man, Nicoll & Ruth nan, Special Represen tatives San Francisco office, 525 Market St.; Chicago office. 410 N Michigan Ave-- N ?w York office, 19 W. 44th St ; Boston office, 18 Iremont St., Detroit office, 601 New Cen er Bldg. R. W. MARTIN, Advertising Manager GUIS PETERSON, Managing Editor A A THE TRUTH j I .jii!'iiiii;!iii,iiiim!iii aniiii iiiiim: .," Replying. .. To Yours of Even Date: iil'iW MILLER model of telephone. auto- Ail nt graphed. silver - framed p h ctogr-p- h of f o r m e r King Alionzo of Spain. Jade trinkets of i h e Ming nasty. A dycross-swo- id carried in the Crusades. A book published in 1664 on . . , . , sense of be caie and ieedmg of iorests. justice and, though I had to A of a water clock, waR years and years to prove such duplicate as was used in the years it. finally you came tnrough-BillB C. I was in a newspaper ofA carpet bag. fice when the wire earned the Just the same, all of these Folks, meet Oswald J. Mouse- - news regarding stand your and hundreds things t r a p, t h e Los .e in red against squad curious are stored away worlds greatAngeles, and I said to the news equally m the Radio Studios property est optimist. editor. "There is a banner line room, the moment Oswald is the and editorial lead for all edi- when waiting for be of use. they might naive soul who iWcL6 , tions. Here is tne first break Th prooerty building Is three that tne Bill of Rights has had from stories imagines high with floor spaces a sheriff, or chief of police in ,he entire post-otfi100 by 150 feet. It is packed 40 years. Play it far, large and departwith enough assorted goods to ment is throw n pretty. stock a combined department :nto a furore of And, Bill, that fellow did that antique store. excit e m e n t little thing, and it was the only and Sam Comer, head of the unit, when he writes paper in the territory that had savs that, he could equip any on a letter. UUsH! sense enougr. to discover that from a South Sea romance you had accomplished some- film, to an Eskimo adventure yarn, LI Gee Gee thing fundamental. Of course, without leaving the lot. she'll go into a between the ourselves, Bill, 'just Then what does he do when and wait lor someone to comr nfws editor would have done wants three hours off lor along and turn it around .that anyway: he is Hut sort of be lunch U rpbrl nes ed.tor . Thre is such a thing as beV '1 You know, Bill IT I iad a ,!SI too efficient. M ivhiiria The thermometer ing 0f million dollars Id u- - r0Upe pgg t0 bUy tbe paj- r down dropped to 40 below zero dav, and Chinese soldiers are m jbe c(,nter tb(, southern frozen queues as coaj civ,j wjr anci lavp y0U using s fur i leaning their elected sheriff of Hie county. Hes. Its Romantic History and demon,sti ate to thop pious t a bit of co.sacks murdering U a man old-tiDaily Sirmon: Jefierson democracy, Wc roll over the paved Overcmiscence were as tender bet-as plus a bit of western, rough-ridin- g land trail between San Antonio, Ins shins he would take justice. ter care of it. But I wax unduly enthusiastic. JTSftSS Ladies and gentlemen: In thi QUICK panied on the mano by Miss Audrey Harris of Richmond. Mrs. C. 1 Stoddard of Richmond gave three readings after which Professor C. I. dard sang three solos, accompanied on the piano by Miss Mrs. Pulsipher was Harris. an invited guest. serv-I Light refreshments were ed to the guests and sixteen Mrs. (members by Mrs. Karren, Mrs. Jessie H. H. Harrison, .Porter and Mrs. Wayne WHser, a The following attended home of Mr. party given at the Pond Loof and Mrs. Martin the'r gan in compliment to wedding anniversary. Mr. and and Pond family, Mrs. Loyal Mr. and Mrs. Stillman Pond Mrs. Pond Harris and and Mr. and family. Mrs. John Hyer and children who have been spending the few uiona.s In riyae Park past . Hver has been at the bedside of her sick mother, Mrs. Lorenzo Peterson. i wu end here at theJ- - home. 11 are: The earliest The postoffice department facing a tug deficit Why not mcreas sales by putting a picture of Greta Garbo on twu-- r nt stamps9 ! HERO AT , ) Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholders or officials has any connection whate.er, directly or indirectly, with any po.dial party, public utility, real estate promotion oi other private business except the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. fit, By LLEWELLYN folks! A three-ccstamp will soon be required for letters, according to postoliice plans. This will he all right with us. Wed rather pay a cent more and get a stamp with Jietter-tastin- g glue. Ihmtiv, 1931. Greetings, Sheriff Bill Trarger frequently .seen on the average oi Los Angeles county, the State mantelpiece or stored in the av- -i of Southern California. attic erage Humor Afternoon y 16, Cinematters By HILL BILLY Cache . A Bill Howdy, The Herald -- Journal DECEMBER , . , airiiu more CT i ce Stop Carneaie hero nit dal is being 11 might for Ctur e, Jackson. rf Brownsville, Texas, who saved the of life curly-haire- 1 Night Coughing d cough remedt. do oitlma not reach the conditions which but coughing cause night famous Thoxine, a doctors prescription does. It stops tne and cough within atofew minutes the internal goes direct cause, preventing further trou- Ruth Fethman, shown with him above. The JkKso.i boy plunged mto the w iter to save her from drowning and then worked ovei her to pit the we ter out of her lur alter; ble. Taken before retiring Thoxine absolutely prevents night the same coughing. It givessore throat, relief for speedy Mr. and Mrs. Fled Reese of t00 safe for the whole family Roxburg. Idaho, announce the guaranteed no dope. Money Editor The safe arival of a new daugh-- 1 jf not satisfied. 35c. Sold ter, born Saturday, December at prescription Drug company, Herald-Journa- l: I have been a reader 12 Ms. Reese was formerly j opan and Preston. of your paper for years, and like it. All Sw inyard. .Aliss There-emLogan and Preston and all other of the riease tell me the meaning: concerned are doing nicely. d good drug stores. Scripps-Canfieiblem you use, ar.d the quotation you Milton Boman Met le Hyci, iiind Mr. and Mrs Dorm Hyer print from the Liberty bell, and what Proclaim liberty throughout 'were in Ogden on Monday. is the:r connection with your paper? the land; to all the inhabitants TWO DAISIES Monday evening, the AmeriE. B. Bardsley. can Legion auxiliary met In thereof. The Liberty Bell. By W. M. Everton "Tf "g She called her husband Daisy because some daisys if sometimes a trifle human newsat home and some daisy WHO'S WHO IN After the Thomson of the Bill of Rights. presiding. cushions, objecting petulantly if preliminaries and short busiC ONGRESS isnt. paper. the trip takes 15 minutes longef ness was discussed the followA man had a Kalsomine As a newspaper we have a great deal two than Otis days. brush that he called a was three This is Congressman givenprogram ing of liberty ; we are thankful for it ; we Oddity It was only 50 years ago that violin solos whose plan for farm re- - Today's daisy because some daisy by Professor PulDear Mr. use it, and try not to abuse it. It is thi jourr.ey sipher of Richmond, lief has been had It and some daisy didaccom- Krishnamurti. pushed Ground Phree and our right; not our privilege. referred to the (fldU as the reincarnation of nt. All the neighbors borBradsley: The emblem of this newspaper if sure thev on chnst by Mrs. Annle Besants romm-tterowed it until it was worn But we think liberty is something Ilive is the Liberty torch. The original torch, arrive out. more than just being able to say what as you know, is held aloft by the famous the time element ;SnddJnlyPSmenCd Con-- 1 thats all But now 'didnt harbor. York New even in think what or of concern the travelers you Statue of Liberty Me- you think aressman He says he has Christmas changed. Gay a little thing days. Nor did would a The statue has its back a bit signifisay. he fs a,n those daisy neighbors because like not being able to go to bed TyV ai.i thet t farm-- 1 Master anyJnore1' Ball No American is free until he is rethey rent the things they cantly turned to America. We thought amount to for to, three weeks tll0fan n e indusuv Tounced at Everton's store and need leased from fear fear of losing his job, regarded him as it might be appropriate to print a picWard Eleventh compelling the Christ. by fhoy dont need to borrAttacks from Indians were fear of want, fear of hunger, fear of ture of the torch every day, so that ow' any more. At Everton's ct has !urneti a8ainrt what caused gray hairs to creep Hall f11 nnitmfin'teldoTone . Pin Americans might remember it still is a being robbed by crooked politicians, fear you ran rent not only Bezant. black. the jn among -- - 8 p. m. Wed. of losing his home by outrageous taxkal io.r ine brushes but Martini cocktail . symbol of their nations chief ideal. She wanted to make a drama ow bastravelers purchase - Photo Geoigt Bowen out 0f theosophy, he says. The full quotation from the Liberty vpewriters, adding ma-- i ation, fear of oppression under unjust, kets from sleepy Indians at Refreshments still uineUon.s: are startled If a hmes floor waxers. Floor is But Knshnamurti . . . laws bell is: repressive mding machines, guns Invited the want As we real land; a Everybonr Proclaim liberty throughout liberty 'mountanis the'hmiiwa?-la- t newspaper, l' business, but it makes it Away" 'up1' m can p goods, ptov'' for everyone; in our small way, we do to all the inhabitants thereof. Admission 10c much harder for a poor strue-- i above Lo, Angeles. Jeddu lives day: si?ep iA skvSer hoTels many other things- our best to bring this about. That seems to us to be one of the glmg clerk to get ahead. in a pttlp shack where he is en' routc, We make mistakes sometimes about planning a series of meetings chief functions of a modern newspaper. for his followers. g we much When ideas. about else sometimes is men, doing Nobody df 4 4 & rf 4 4 4 k 41 4 4 4 But he wont conduct them as 4? 4f 4? 4 4 1? i1 4 ft? discover our mistakes, we apologize and these days. the Christ. 4 In fact, a great many people, espeShe came to me when I was get on the right track again, we hope. refer14. a to Jeddu think seem of says, But we thick and insist through boy thin, cially in public office, ring to Mrs. Besant. She toldthat real liberty is not only the Amerliberty is a bit disreputable, and those me she found me to be the perwho advocate it a trifle dangerous. icans right, but it is the crying need .. somficution of the Christ the We think not. We are in pretty good 4uvbr,dv can y' 011 today. We cant think of anything more Christ 1 thought I was- Now o how th house-toand tell whv. I know I'm no more the company, along with Washington, Jef-- j important. it but be run, Christ than you are. That is why we print our emblem of I takes a sbou'd ferson, Tom Paine, Lincoln . . . the down in man to go A lot of people conceive liberty to be noUiir and make the furnace Libertys enlightening torch every day, all the afternoon, writing on out on mount a a to we and the right remind you of your duty, corner, behave. go why an apple box, hidden behind a and ours, to Proclaim Liberty through- soapbox and talk about kepitalism and linotype machine. Thus passed 1)1 4RY YE out the land the kept press and so forth, amI 4 in fare P1-this 15) (December 8 the third it We hope, Mr. Bardsley, that answers f contentment, being Nobody keeps us, by the way. We a don (lean Up betimes, and t. shirt, the other one being in year of the reign of Milord manage to keep ourselves, and very your question. - Hoover, and the l.wth ye.n of 4 to wa-the so HERALD-JOURNAAnd printi; the EDITOR THE well, thank you! by printing an honest Each department of the Crystal Bottling & the Repi'blique. niv at srrivening. where ery, in. iiii and anon comes a Uiat this woild really nceas but I had the wit to escape him, Company OFFERS NEW LOW i RICES. Cash goes and more numerous a is way to make the baby sleep 4 roome, bick to out the That we are in normal sneaking And so. late on Sunday mornings. EVEN FARTHER times now and that times are as he doth com? in. the Crystal THAN EVER BEto worse after which get going they will get a bit better FORE. W. ELLIOT & CO.E 4 gradually getting back to toJim 4 days normalcy for which we shall be duly thankful 4 and probably elect a ReIn 194. publican Silk president Her Give Hodery tremendous guffaws ... The Spirit of Prophecy hav-ie- d 4s and now we formally pre-o- f We further forecast that the Ing descended upon this Pillar Piffle we wish to wrap our riirf to stock market players law of diminishing returns will robes around us in a romantic that if they want to see really defeat any You can be sure she sales tax congress is and mystical manner imbecile enough to pass and needs and wants it 4 and arise in ilie marketthat President Hoover will go few utts to utter a place down 4 the worst in 1932to Everybody cHe is making we prophesy presidential defeat in history Furthermore Give her -- and that his su cessor in prophecies about 1932 and the that President Hoover's fervent sad years thereafter and will go down to still hope that the new taxes can be 1936 dont see why we shouldnt taken off in 1934 will not be worse defeat 4r after all all the prophecies fulfilled -- AND, LISTEN. We have on , T we have made up to now have Beautiful Japanese Childs Tea Sets, nor in 1944 either hand several rather gloomy $ come true which is more than That Secretary Mellon's prophecies -- but we are at the I ASM ION LD HOSIIRY run. values Now $1.50 Mr. Mellon can say forecast of Better times in end of our space Only so we and 1932 will be as hollow as all shall have to leave vou with other .his more the Just ones. prophecies cheering It was this department that the That congress will tackle in 1930 renorted to its cus- Splendid Card Tables, regularly U. nothing S. would except Steel playing politics GLASS INSULATION tomers that doing nothing fundamental at break through 100 said forecast 51.50-N- ow The first factory in the United being received with gales of all to remedy conditions Individ aal t lAUhtsr Kingdom for the production of ' We was this m It and wool pnnianh for heat department predict further that glass Chr ltma9 the coming years the rich will insulation m ships locomotives that early In 1931 predicted HERES YOUR REAL OPPORTUNITY and - engine rooms iuu been that U. 8- - Steel would go to 50- get richer and fewer Gift Box 4 while the poor get poorer opened at Glasgow which forecast also occasion1 Q Our Own West f' ram-rod- i Staff A Me-Bla- Lr - X r 1 ,.n Seaa r ITe liberty-proclaimin- 4 f IPeb EIolMay . 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