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Show THE PAGE FOUR HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH, L, THURSDAY. JANUARY 14,, 1 932. - By Williams lOUT OUR WAY i When The Mormons The Herald - Journal i A Week-da- Every y Afternoon Published evei y we k day afternoon, except legal holidays, at 75 West liter street, Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co., N Gunnar Ha.smuson. president, and entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffiee "Proclaim liberLtieim. Utah, under Uie act ot March 3, 1879. Subscription price in Cache Valley by mull, $2.50 the year in advance, by carrier $3 50 a year in adty throughout vance or 40 cents the month. Outside Cache Valley, by mail $5.00 the year. the land'1 Gilman. Nicoll & Rothman, Special Representatives - San Francisco office. 525 Market St..; Chicago olfiee. 410 N. Michigan Ave ; New York office, 19 W. 44lh St.; Boston olfice, g Tnrnoni, St.; Detroit oflice, 001 New Center Bldg. R. W. MARTIN, Advertising Manager OlTIS lETLRSON, Managing Editor M Olid C as par Ill'll Iron who bom wint 1 Tilo: Cali Lugi THE TRUTH QUICK Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stoc kholders or officials has any connection whatever, directly or indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the pu plication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. min Mj near 1 and wen teiic WELL MISS YOU, JACK ; Our bmi The: (Hi,y or u ness Humor TUC! Tl assu ever Ilowdy, folks! Fashion ex- peris say that red will lie the most popular color for womens hair this year. But whether your hair is audescribed as carrot-reburn, or Titian, will depend upon bow much money your Pa has, gals. built will Cliil have merr mitt. d, 3a of ' corn: Beauty Hint: Do not pour to- in C mato catsup over the head for a henna ilnse, or wash hair in Pi red ink to obtain the fashion- the able auburn tint. j J ! When duty calls we must obey regardless how many ties and associations will he broken. Thats a demand made especially by the stern business world. Of this we are reminded by the recent announcement that Jack Taylor of the Logan office of the Utah Oil Refining company has been transferred to the Salt Lake office. Many people will miss Jack and will grieve to see him leave Logan. It is doubtful if any oilier Logan resident is so universally loved and appreciated as is he. A talented musician, a jovial fellow, he radiates sunshine wherever he goes. Cheerfully lie has freely given of his talent to the great delight of all who have come in contact with him. He has served as pianist for the Ixigan Sixth ward choir, the Imperial Glee club, and the Logan Rotary club. The members of these organizations will especially miss him at their respective gatherings. While all his many friends and admirers regret that the link of fellowship and association which they have enjoyed so long must be broken, they are happy to see Jack progress and advance in his business organization. Their sincere blessings and for his continued success will accompany him to his new activities. There is a word of grief the sounding token; There is a word bejeweled with bright tears; The saddest word fond lips have ever spoken, A little word that breaks the chain of years; Its utterance must ever bring emotion, The memories it crystals cannot die. Tis known in every land, on every ocean Good-byTis called well-wish- DEFIES BANDITS! After being robbed three nights in succession, Hobart J. Ilot-rak- e. well-know- n gasoline station owner, has finally worked out a scheme to baffle bandits. Mr. Hotcake has built a boat around his station, "gas" cord which can only be crossed bv Pres rowboat, canoe or Evinrude. The American mouth is coming larger, it has been covered. Perhaps It Is merely !lng adapting itself to the sine ofn k three-decclub sand-graFritf these Tl be-en- t- dis-ho- ld be-'br- ar cl i 1 r,v MARSHALL L. JAMES at Santa Fe. The rest ritttdlt(' CHAPTER SEVEN their teeth and went on. Westward From Santa Food became scarce. Tlfey The Mormon battalion, weary killed .an ox or two thMe into worn out by the hauling aryl marched and half-feSanta Fe on Oct. 9. 1846. A chewed on the rubbery meat. salute of 100 guns was fired Up through narrow passes in from the rooftops in its hon- the mountains they struggled. of Snow fell on them and they or. The little settlement about 0000 people, turned out huddled around fires at night, to see the Samis arrive. the wind freezing sweat-soake- d Front the coast, .General shirts. A killed a grizzly.' Kearney sent an express rider pilot" with a message to me march- They ate. ers. In The Pass Their journey to the ocean, They came to the top of the he said, would be hard. No through the Rockies. Wagr more baggaae wagons. SixtviPxss ons were emptied; what re- be to packed provisions days was mained of the rations along the best l!lev on mules; the mules Tlie American flu1' Kearney Packed sent on ahead over tile narrow said, had been waving trail. California three months. The battalion cheered, waitLaboriously, they hauled the ed. Stragglers, lett behind, wagons up with the rawhide came in. Comrade welcomed ropes, and let them down the comrade. Arms were cleaned, other .side. Men fell by the trail; comrades carried them. clothes patched. And so they came down into Westward Again rest the bat- the western valleys and halted After a talion lined up and marched to rest. Cattle were rounded out, the few provision wagons up and killed to provide meat and jerked beef and water rolling in the Through the Spanish settle- was their ration. the trail ments along the Then they plodded on again, marchers went. There had been heartened by the growing sunsome mistake about the ra- shine and warmer climate. tions as usual. They went on Moncada still three-quartfare within a few Tomorrow The last lap. days. The wagons stuck in the Rigoletto sand. All hands, guns slung APPROPRIATE over backs, pushed and hauled WIFE )to hubby loaded down to get them through. It was iwith Now darling,, a battle with sandhills all the the packages): almost finished. shoppings Rio Grande. the down way jugt Qne more package Mountains loomed ahead and that,s for you what p they like me to get you? with rawhide ropes. Rations you A HUBBY wheelbarrow, was shorter. there Often, got pleasP ,The Humorist, no water. Rigoletto Sick Are Returned Most of the sweating of a Many marchers fell sick, un-- 1 able to keep up the strain- dog is done on its tongue and Fifty were sent hack to winter the soles of its feet. 10-d- ay dust-wak- e. er members of the Scandinavian Good Fellows society entertained other members and guests at a delightful dancing party at the North Cache high school ADULT EDUCATION Friday night. Luncheon was In compliance with the move- served to about 375. ment for adult education sponRelatives here have received sored by the state board of word from Shelley, Idaho, that education, a meeting was held the daughter of Mr. Thursday afternoon at the club and Mrs. John' Johnson was room under the direction of G. G. Merrill, local chairman. The committee consists of representatives from all civic organizations, and wards. Its purpose is to sponsor entertainments to be interchanged with other communities in the school district, free of charge, for the development and entertainment of the public at large. An outline of the programs desired as exchange material, includes: drama, literary Jecture, illustrated talk on civic pride. musical review, and a talk on dairy feeding. Richmond es e. PUZZLE OUT THIS ONE Heres an interesting puzzle for you: Canada has recently published her population figure: Just about 10,000,000, Our population in a country 000,000 square miles smaller is about thirteen times as great. In the past decade, however, Canada has grown faster than we have. Our country now has about 38 folks to the square mile; Canada, less than three. Yet both nations got a pretty level start, Roth have, basically, the same sort of people and much the same sort of latfs, although ours are a bit crazier on paper and not so well enforced in reality. Climate probably had a great deal to do with it although you can find places in the United States that get colder than Canada in winter and hotter in summer. Natural resources are about even, although wo seem to have the edge there. We think we know the reason but we don't think well tell you. After all, we shouldnt have to do all the heavy thinking. Itll do you good to puzzle it out yourself; go to it. OFFICIALS j badly burned about the lower part of the body early New Years morning when her clothing caught fire while she was standing by an ODen fireplace. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Walker of Salt Lake City visited here Saturday with Miss Irene Trav- eller. Mr. Walker was formerly instructor at the North Cache seminary. : TAKE OATH City officials were sworn in wiclies. for a new term of office at the council meeting last yeek. Acjjectl ischq Society Note: Lil Gee Gee cording to Mayor H. F. Otefn, the various committees ..were longs to the Social chosen as Follows: Claim: Shes one of the ciphers. Uitioi ordinances, Jesse Webb, Leor Traveller, N. D. MefrllJ;' works department, Victor disci ROLL OF HONOR son, J. C, Thompsoh, Mt Traveller: public grounds Todays hern-.isscity property, F. W. Tra1 jne s Mrs. Ilen-Ca- Jesse Webb, N. D. Merrill; police, ry Potpie, Ilion- .Laui hearted c u finance, and city jail,- J. C. and Woman who Thompson, Jesse Webb, Victor TiOul dares to leave Johnson. Appointive offices will Filin a bridge party be filled at the February council meeting. jMer! of friends when Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Tripp and i the gossip I is at Miss Beth Merrill returned Wedt S.j its height, nesday night from Salt Lake jlhe French lecturer, visiting in City where they went to see T. jof J. Wright who is at the L. D. S. talle this country, says Anrricans sen have a tired look. So would he, hospital suffering from severe h'hu it hed been forced to listen to suffered in an autoMany County School injuries Mr. mobile accident recently. fore! prohibition arguments for 12 Is the husband of Mrs. Wright Held Are years! Meetings Ua Maggie Johnson Wright, formerMr. and Mrs. N. B. Chugg of Richmond. to ( Vi; IMARA In Proviof Children ly Noel spent Friday evening "Imagination Stoddard and Sherwin dence with the Chugg family was the theme discussed by Miss (Januarie 13) Webb left Monday for a few jiors Thys evening, with Dame who met In honor of their moth-the- r, Laveta Wallace, primary grade 1 visit at Salt Lake City. Mrs. Eliza Chugg. JJ1. Brew, to a playhouse to see a supervisor of the Cache county days Mrs. Lenore Olsen of Smith-fiel- d Mrs. Lilliath Cummings and schools, at 3:30 p. m. Tuesday magick lantern show, and I gave an interesting propleased at the hands- Mrs. Frances Jessop were the before members of the Smith-fiel- d gram at the Richmond mighty movie-mimeLiterary 11"1 some s, and weep guests at the home of Mrs. AgLadies Literary club in the club Wednesday afternoon at of Providence, Smithfield Junior high school. they be tragirk and laugh nes Hansen Jfwhen room. reviewed She the club H. do indulge in merrie Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hanwhen Supt. J. W. Kirkbride of the "My Story." an autobiography of iThui anlicks:theybut laird! Dame Brew sen entertained In honor of county schools spoke on ParMary Roberts Rinehart. Mrs. linpt doth sniff scornfully at the her ental Attitudes Tuesday night Lucy birthday anniversary. C. Merrill, the hostess, Impt s. a and sigh for the before Lowithering of North Mrs. Delila G. Roueche was a at served refreshments dainty Maurice LoCostello, King visitor at the home of Mrs. gan parents at the North fhutjjyj 0j W'a conclusion of the program. the i Car-rren sehool house. Kerrigan, Bates of Logan last Fri- gan T. Bangui, were Mrs. Jolisle Bla .v?ii. Harold Lockwood George D. W. Pittman, agronomist of Special guests afternoon. seph Peart, Mrs. C. Z. Hairis, 9r0'and Fraiins X. Bushman, who day Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morgan, and Mrs. Rulon Merrill. be the heroes of her girl-- 1 Mrs. Cyrus Lewis entertained a lot'did Darwin. Del ton, Aus-- 1 A pox on such Elwood hood dreams. m Welsvllle, Wednes-tat a family dinner Tuesday in and Inez Morgan spent meetlng in tl a tany: on jov anSunday in VhcSi.' Hli compliment to the birthday day.' of her mother, Mrs. F. niversary i The meek shall inherit the of Mr. and jjjwgjjj. Loosll ' trlp Russla in i930 will be A. Bair. family. "earth, says the Bible. Certainly and The Richmond and Amalga Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jessop his theme. Rixolclto nH8 the fix it's in now, you couldn't entertained at dinner Sunday An5'wish it on anybody else, Persons with incomes of i afternoon. Covers were laid for upon number 194 MUSCULAR-RHEUMA- TIC S'clal It isnt hard to succeed these Mr- - ad Mrs Pete Peterson. Mr. in 1930 annually as compared with 504 p!aC(jayS- - The hard part comes in and Mrs. Thomas Jessop, Mr. the year before. ond Mrs. James Olson, Mr. and inch staying succeeded. Mrs. Ellis Anderson, Mr. and PAINS The; Mrs. Morgan Jenson. Mrs. Min- jfairs ADVICE TO CHILDREN M them wiih a our nie counter- hostBaer and the host and DRAW Upon this good advice, m.v ehilil. Mid-Ye- ar Muscul.tr lumbago, ess. Tl reflect, sorunrsi and stiffness generally rcspnl Elder Parley Jones of Logan Vatc Always treat your Pa with deep to good old Mum trole. I)Krors cal! it a was the speaker at conjoint kvas , respect; 'counter-irritant- 1 because it swarm15 Will Do not sneer, "Oh. blah! when meeting Sunday evening. He Friday action penetrates and Mum. lares blood "Latter-daing y on talked Revelaj he doth speak, circulation and btlps to draw our inaction. Other special numbers EXAnd let him use the CACHE tion and pain. It r(ts anion and is nor were a vocal Nfan trio, by Savona night a week! just a salve. Hut do not stop with one HIGH Larson. Inez and Helen 4)00,1 Morgan application. Apply tins soot lung, cool- :timl Poultry expert says that chick Zbinden; vocal duet, by Israel inp, hrahng ointment generously to the Alma floO.te read-and Yeates a and ; need heat. affected a'ca once e cry hour for Youd never guess it by the ing by Delila G. Roueche. five hours. Used by millions for over The Mr. Decorations friends of and of umount clothes they wear. many 20ytjts. Recommended by many doc- Mrs. Eilert Israelsen of Hyrum tors and nurses. All diugyists. Refreshments will be to of she the Thar hear pleased blows, an sperm at To Mothers Musterole is also arrival of a baby girl at their rnoiie in milder form for babies on ' home Music Saturday morning. P.igolettoand smull children. Ask for Chil by the jfij Km i Mrs. Israelsen was formerly dreti's Musterole, Miss Viola Anderson of Nibley. fh ,IE WINS THE PRIZE Varsity "Jones always strikes me as 30 I Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Elia-so- n I Vagabonds an Indolent sort of chap. and Mr. and Mrs. Arvil K Anderson were luncheon guests , f Adm. 50c Couple ihat he always run.-- his car over at the home of Mr. and Mrs.! bump to knock the ashes off George Anderson pnci Saturday I mois cigar.- evening. 400-Till- ; T t I Newspaper Scripps-Canfirf- d Marched - NIBLEY play-actor- ... n, JSS" YOUNG AND IOVELY Ball j A flicker studio sent out a rush call for Loretta Youngs big sister. Sister was out so Loretta rushed in . . . ond the hove been giving Loretta a bg rush ever since I Her new WARNER, FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE "TAXI Is a ponic. Later, you'll see her os o Chinese gal slant eyes and oil in "THE HONORABLE MR. WONG."Shes , for four years. Good for J Loretta and good for us. M- not a cent wo. pot J Mrs. People for Loretta's statement. Jan. SOUTH SCHOOL Japanese Si j j ' Tit-Pit- U. S. A. C.- - 44 Its toasted Your Throat Protection Moisturm-Pro- ot against irritation Cellophane Keeps that S5 1 ! irlili Dii v.T 44 against cough Toasted " Flavor Ever Fresh 60 modem minutes with the uwUs finest dance orchestras and Walter WinrhcM, utHtw gossip of today becomes the newi of tomorrow, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening over N. It. C. networks. TUNE IN ON LUCKY STRIKE Iffffffl !i' Presented By a truly certainly grateful for LUCKY STTUKE. modem cigarette for it gives me modem throat protection. And your improved Cellophane wrapper is wonderfully modem, too. 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