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Show T LOGAN, UTAH. THE HERALD PAGE TWO. FEBRUARY TUESDAY, The Herald A Scripps-Canfiel- Afternoon Every Published every week day afternoon, cxeept legal holidays, at 75 Went Center street, Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co., and entered as second-clasmatter at the posloflire, lajgan, Utah, under the net of March 3, 1879 Subscription price in Cache Val'ey by mail. $2.50 the year in advance, by carrier $3 50 a year in advance or 4oc the month. Outside Cache Valley, by mail $5 .no the year. San Urancisco office, .V!5 Gilman, Nitoll & Ruthman, Special Representatives Market St.; Chicago office, 410 N. Michigan Ave ; New York office, 19 W. 4itn St.; Boston office, 18 Tiemont St; Detroit office, 6M New Center Bldg Week-da- I'riM'laim throughout the land BUSINESS TAKES A TUMBLE TO ITSELF (.inks who rat with their k. ir.es ut crowded liincli coun-- u rs 3: Li'I Gee Gee is vitally interested iu the disarmament proceedings, as she is afraid the United Slates may agree to cut down the number of unmarried ensigns. - WHOS MHO AT GENEVA - many hard things arc Iming paid today almut business but the hardest are being said by business itself. Business today is its own severest critic. Three years ago, anyone who talked about changing the present economic system was looked ujxm as a dangerous radical and people like Congressman Fish at once announced he was getting money from Moscow. Today well, heres a piece from the Daily News Record, leading organ of business in New York; Thcrecould happen many a worse calamity lo the whole of us than the demise of our hoary and impotent system of political economy a system that Ins long outgrown its utility, hut which we still permit to abide with us, to our lasting discomfiture. Heres a staid, conservative business journal actually demanding the scrapping of our outworn system that results only in concentration of wealth into a few hands, while millions suffer! Does it make you shudder? It doesnt make US shudder., Its the most hopeful sign weve sect ages. Just as soon as business heroines convinced the is wrong, the system will he changed and the signs are the convincing has about hern accomplished. This is Harold J. Sapoliii, dele gate to the disacfnanient confer enee, who has just introduced olution a that is destined thouv e s to a sands of lives yearly. Mr. res resolu- thecalls for compute of disarmament tion burned, wires fences .by the barret. , Karlie (a (lie printery, where Erect my heartilie, thumping my chest like a and lo exclaiming that naught doth make a fellow-fee- l so invigorated as an shower-bat- h in the morning, but I wonder the Mack lie doth not witch in my gullet, for Lord! I would Into a bnwt l,pf liefgr plunge, IfcHit to ntnp fcnrittf Iff 4a ulmwl-iAnrto lo fellow-work- a, ftu&-iCi- ' be-h- I 4 Bark to School ciarE 932. has become the world s largest purchaser of raw cotton. She has tonight 1,0119,000 bales, winch is 79,000 more bales than she has bought in the same (icrind last enough, these Strangely year huge purchases come at a time when Japan's textile mills are suffering heavily from the Chinese hoyeott, many nulls being elosed. That rotlon fiber, in addition to Japan's powerful navy is no ac- its other uses, is an esseniuil in cident. These industrial islands do the manufacture of many kinds not, and cannot grow enough food someto support themselves and there- - of explosives may explain Simultaneously, there has fore the seas to Korea, Manchuria thing. recent increase in lead and Formosa must be kept open been a big to Japan. at. ad rusts. They are the grana-- ; exports nes of Japan and the source of In view of this situation, there riw materials for her factories have nng been two conflicting The nation's production of steel in Japan. now iiaches I.'hhmkhi tons a year, trends of thought One crowd insists that Japan bill there is not run h hope for the force is tiroes- future of her industry unless the must, by military"to her trade ctr- keep open supplies of raw material are as-- i sary, in Chinn to supply Fined Japans imports of iron tain marketswith coal, iron, beans amount to about 7 per cent of her the island and wheat. total imports. The other insists that this mili(iffu ial estimates show' five bil- tary Klicy is costly and hrt eds lion metric tons of coal in Japans serious economic boycotts; that it mines, though about half of this would be better to control maris below workable depths. kets in open competition with suIron deposits are found in Ja-- ; perior economic organization. an opti-n. and ' p Formosa, Koc;i At the present, however, the imlie estimate placing the total militarists and not (he at l?,o million metric tons. The in are hin,p running nations real- iron resources, how-- f Japan. TOMORROW The story of the veij arc along its railway in Manchuria. The Son of Heaven Fmprror, liesfM'C- The The soy bean of Mamhuria becomes a prim ipul item of her Made, amounting to nearly 8 per cent of her imports, as compared with 3 per ent for wheat. In the past six months. Japan 2 fw:i 2b7 ,r rt In Oceania In Africa U7.1M tn Vi Grand Total . The total arc- i of Ja its possessions is 2hJ.7 : quart miles. The tola! area of continental United States is a .little more than 3,fiO,i)h0 nnhs am! t In total U. S population approximately I20,fo0,00(;. I Aside from its army and imy, has built up in recent years great industrial plants with equipment as modern s any ffiuud in Pittsburgh, Chicago or Cincinnati. That these can quickly converted from the making of such things as sewing machines, enamels, locomotives, cotton Moth, On the HVi'iac.c each Jniunesc etc., was demonstrated dunns r w r about cnc ihinl as much as M odd war when a new crop an American owns, owes about millionaires arn.se in Japan ft as much in national the profits of munitions innkiri.e for the allies. duiit, pays tr-cThough the nature of Japans fourth as mm h limits system great Thu figmus imU the fiscal story: economic wealth to a few men, the number I uit. it States of incomes in excels of Senium non. in uhixh! from 22 in ltd! to Sl 5. Vr Gapila Ib-HUH. Japan h- i d m-h- t I'ir ( apiUi Tax Natl Wealth S.UMlJWWl.WMMKM. I'rr ipit'i Wealth I'tfdgct Jatn .IXIAN National Hcht S.VXMi.iHMlJMMi. Vr ( apita Debt &l. cr ( niit; Nafl Weiilth er f a pita Wealth-SHTax PIT! Hmlget Hut while Sti.rjtl. ' f!!. JS7PMHHUKMI. v Clarkston KfX The Rockefellers of ore the Mitsuis They employ ncurlv ltKi.ooO persons in their vast chum of nulls, mines, ocean shipping and banking which has agencies on every continent and big office on The Kroadwny in New York. House of Mitsui has run things 200 for in Japan years financially nd often financially aided the government. It is composed of 11 related wealthy families who function under their own written family const it iihon. and share in the vast profits. The nations chief industrial city is Osaka, "the Pittsburgh of Japan, where thousands tod in the steel mills and kindred indus- (.tried Tonne 'Ian in the Palace at Tokin for 4 hin Japanese to lie A H That Runs Heaven-BorI rom Six Centuries Before Christ to the Year 1932. ... Con-aid- n i-- The air is so rare at the top of Everest that ten breaths are required for every step taken. Mr. SORE THROAT minute after you rih on Mustcrn!ymir throat should Kpgtn to feel U ss sore! Continue the treatment urirt every hour for Jie hours an i you'll be asnmichfd ar the relief. ' his famous bh mi of oil o mwai camphor, menthol and mher ingtnhi ents brings r lit f naturally. Musero" gets action because it is a cotinfer not )ust a salve- - ir peneirritant trates and stimulates blood circulation and helps todraw out infection and pain. Used bv millions for 20 years. and nurses. memhd by A 1 y0 AlothersMusterole is also made in milder form for habit s and small children. Ask for C s Mustcrofe , occdo-mists- Sickly-Lookin- OF COURSE l! 31. . Anv old . .ii .it hut vlii'-kvr- .d lo hr a Aid any hardware , ai old hut it tries. Nearby Kobe might he likened to New York, being the most important port in Japan and equally famous for its shipbuilding yards Yokohama is the cotton and silk mill center. t ! ' I tnvrijrht V.Q2, Nr'.A ServH e, Inc s vast war maBehind J v cluster of islands, chine is a iid Japan, whose area in siiiarc mik-- is slightly .smaller the .state of Nevada. of than that There are t hk people in Ne'I here an vada approximately people m overcrowded about half the Old Japan, or u p pul itmn of the Onitid Stales h cotiipar Tin M' principal islands of Old Japan are thice in mmibii. plus their Irinas of small adjacent There is another large inlands ilh. hut. it is cold tn the habited. spurs one-hal- & f J a pa'll eotaplaiifs bitterly that Cdrk Irtikrtttry reports that T the Chinese refuse to get out of ws booming-Neip ttr nr Shanghai. one buuinefcs Tlmts thai Yeah, and tve'll bet those stub- Urn Chinese will even refuse to cant . go undr. get out .ot Asia when requested. Animklg- are thick In Nortbetn wtttfjra. according to a reports U EV ?1E1UR1AM ke thtr 'drinking water Within this , grave. we had et our camp last summer. AIoiimi Lies liorr; He tripled while in The first vacuum cleaner: A revolving door. handkerchief. It's a great advantage for a boy In 1873 there were 3,000,000 tin to he raised tn a home where the employed out ot a total United dining room is in the kitchen. . States population of about 40,000, e ... ' , IHAKV (Eebmarie ice-co- huntamateur ers, who per- slst in dragging shotguns through AN ' VK , Writer LA In Europe In America figures are statist!-rultcorrect, they hardly present the whole picture, for Japan s proper meaning Old Japan return a rah commercial from its profitable domains in Formosa. Mam Imria, Korea and In Korea, for example, Japanese merchants control far rent of the business and Japanese farm-- ! f of the cultivated ers own The ward choir v ill prc: nl. In Formosa, the Japanese hind " n the of rden OfHTH, ;! government b is a monopoly on the in the iu.it fuLme. Shah, chief source of camphor The rdnrk visited the hnnie nf worlds All three domains were acquired Mr .mid Mu. II S Guitars Fehm war. ary 3, and left a hahy byt the byThe Japanese have their own fimt one in U yrr-isvav of doing tiungu From a tax Ray Winn of Trenton spent the collect buy ;t tndpomt, Korea has w'Cf'k end with Mci V' urn'r. paI.cr-d HO on the Japanese ; rent, Mr. at1f hTc Ec?,pj lr.i9Uv b niniv years But the profd.t pay handsome Mrr. Miduilurg id I.?, Iv svs-te- ular, hut they never bother the man who likes to have his hat eta up and down on the back of hit head when he eats. 'Japans A A Rood shoncer. ,N the Japanese residing abroad: In Asia is on ROBERT T At. LEV 15V IJIa-rt- THE TIU Til (HCK Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholders or officials has any eomn.tii hi whatever, jib'-directly or indirectly, with any political party, pubic- utility, real estate promotion private business ex pt the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public Nit-wi- ts This KOI TOR'S NOTH oi six stof ics Skyrocket Rise " tilth s Howdy, folks! The disarmament conference is now in aessimi at Geneva. We uggr,t that they disarm who practice 1: golf swings to the peril of innocent bystanders. henn- with 2: Small boys 1 j Newspaper d, 9, 000,., . - . . Xhf etAdp wiUi ' ymoV woekriJ' Tty wan iu .mom. (.uu uurut two :i,oqn,un : persons Japanese h .ftto- - or live under the Japanese flag. '!wve five tude:; u, Here is wh.U. the latest populaTrenton and- mH the sclioni rmu tion records show: The milk carriers missed one b4, 450,005 Japan proper day, and also the drivers of the rhf roada vcre Siisjol sleiphs. impassible for velii. ks dr rvn by four head of heresies Mr. and Mrs John limtHi:; urt confined to thrif home on account u( illucss her? 'bcn'', jdorkid fur fydyd ';(. wit ... : A SENTENCE USING I THE word: SOUCEKEK Helen get sorcerer Mill buy her presents. t ... Definition: A young inteectual In one who Bilks murh concerning new idea-3tiiid never has any. I ABIGAIL AITLESAII K SEZ: Sonirtimps I think th' only !I'E'i''a! grounds for divnrci is uhrn a hushand Ri ts into th hahit uv rriwkin hi I I ... knurklr, Books on rUijurt! i are very ) j BUTTER pop- - . , t ! . Standard Pct Pound . 21c ; ORANGES ? T 'Urge 176 : . . 23c Per Dozen KRAUT , Blue Pine 3Na.2V2cans 19c Sparkhns; ryea hik! h smooth complexion depend on good .health. 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