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Show I 1 THE HERALD PAGE TWO. The Herald A Scripps-Canfiel- JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. Afternoon Every Week-daPublished every week day afternoon, except legal holidays, at 75 West Center street, Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co, and entered as second-clas- s matter at the postoffice, Logan, Utah, under the act of March 3. 1870. Subsi pi nee in Cache Valley by mail, $2 50 the year in advance, by carrier $3 50 a year in advance or 40 tiic month. Outside Cache Valley, by mall $5 00 the year. San Francisco office, 525 Gilman, Nmoll & Ruthman, Special Representatives Market St.; Chicago office, 410 N Michigan Ave ; New York office, 10 W. 41tn 6t.; Boston office, 18 Ticmont St ; Detroit office, 601 New Center Bldg. y "I'rwlalm Liberty throughout the land" THE TRUTH QUICK Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholders or officials has any cminedion whatever, directly or indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service A CANDIDATES PILGRIMAGE Hcif and their anpiug Up- people today there yearn honest hearts anxious to tun for of lice, turn the other rascals out and Save the Nation. Z Refore they get started may we call to their at-- i tuition a letter ju.t received hv the Lebanon (Va.) News from J, W. Gibson, a candidate for somethin); or other? Here is what Mr. Gibson did and even then did- Of ! 1 Humor Howdy, folks! The Chinese, according to u news roHirt, are offering $50,000 each for the capture of Japanese generals, . tl hat are they offering for the eaplure of second lieutcn-i- i ill 30 - nt icoide, kissed 013 babies and a few wives, wore out two pairs of shoes, put up 1000 posters, drove 30 boxes of carpet .tacks, helped shock 50 shocks of corn, ground one acre, of cane, shod one hoise, dehorned 20 cattle, fixed 18 punctures for tourists, found husbands for three widows, hauled 430 liitch-- kers. told 11,057 lies and helped buy two church organs, three church lamps and1 one heater. Heck! We know why Mr. Gibson wasnt e'cited lie was too busy keeping score! cents? Personally, we dou't think the capture of a general is Worth h 350, QUO. The only soldier Important enough to warrant that much reward Is un fighting top sergeant. old-tim- - - ANOTHER SOUGHT HERE GUN-MOL- 1 O Martinis at regmar Intel vulg - at least not Vt'K Y house L Sunlit the Kniilrh, alia terrible Hmileh be- child, W7T htg nought ' by authorities of School lublic 167 Thursday. Thin beautiful nobbed - haired desperado in accused of stickher ing tong.ie at Mins I o t i, Agatha cae.her of (he 5, '1I I If 3rd grade, dip- ping ants down jtI 1I 'he neck of lit- Dln- le Willie her hoop glehiinip,- und rolling street. ExerrSse y down a groat caution In apprehending this fugitive, as she will not hesitate to pull your hair, scratch, or kick you in the shins. The Observer Ruimoi ii win: ,.1 ran my car 1100 mi'es, shook hands with 9000 Smlkeraliaa that Aft out 6 Hardly a day goes by but what you can get a nice long laugn out of the news . . . Just now there is some mys tery over the death of a young woman near Philadelphia some and psychologists are solemnly telling how she died after hav- from mg been exposed to the rays of the moon one night end a lot of equally solemn people are saying Well, It might be so . . . MERES MORE j , certain 'spots had EASY JOBS Police reporter on Who in America. - I - Whos i I . Scientist claims that women arc keener observers than me Certainly, what man ean look at another fellow's hat for three seconds and then describe it lor two solid hours without once repealing himself? - - ' - YE DIARY Home bellmen, Mie 3) - aod-- to tufting Dame' Humor, we deciding to ntarte a roadoide Inn of our on n, She to do the rooking and I do entertain the patron tij playing the harmonikh, and which would be harder on' the customers I know not. Anon to playing at rhea with Dome fth-uoand she Mill unable to tell 'a knight from a queen, and Indeed 1 fear she will never learne, to muddle headed ahe be, albeit tHe pretUr ereuture doth win four out of five game, but by accident, merely. And oo to bed. k t ; chittor-chatt- with1 er Don't forget to wind the dock i LIQUOR PERMITS TORONTO, Ont Mar 3 il permits were taken out by 400 miniaters of the gosncl, during the past fiscal year, the annual report of the Liquor Ci-tro- l board of Ontario revealed. , or something the suckers course vale of jeers to DITl i ; , To Mothers Mustcrole is also made in milder form for fra fries find small children. Ask for Childrens Musterole. 1 this ... ' we can Ah, that ol moon remember one night in the Carih-ocawith tho ship swinging her masthead light through the stardusted sky and the full, round globe of the moon of the Cartbecs hanging up .there like a lantern vc lav out on deck and sang songs with 'the Gift and the Chief Engineer and the Skipper and Chris brought around the when Virgo was acting up with Vefius. or some other . herd . of HUi wq bvq . n -- gal-st- -- jvcr i attend Mr. and Mrs Hyrum Olu n 4turned home the latter pait of tlp week after spending several dot in Salt Lake City with their w YVcdmsdi Brigham, who left night for Norway vhcie hi vv fulfill a mission. Relief Society meeting w.ts In Id Tuesday afternoon at the iioine i ; Mrs. Ray Jensen The lesson was given bv Kale Olsi and the teaihcis topic by I U, h Anderson Harvard Hansen, Delbert (jImii mid Grant Olsen spent Ued'm-daand Thursday in Salt i. p City, visiting with Brigham oisci Mrs, Virgil Nutta! is spendin the week at Sail Lake Citx. Thi-op,;- USED FARM lU- - of commerce and business administration of the Utah State Agricultural college;, address, .The Tax Menace," Virgil Browne, Oklu, hoiha City, Oklh, president of th American Bottled & Carbonated Committee Beverages; assignments, and open forum. and their paitncrs Delegates will attend a theater party folafternoon the in lowing DINNER DANCE ; tlDAY NIUHT At 7:30 p m. a dinner dnnr" a ill be given Friday in the tote ballroom, with Mr. and Mrs. L. J vocal selecBniley contributing tions. Edward Koulhwii k, S.iit Luke, tilef deputy inspector for Un Utah State board of Pin culture will speak on Plant S nutation" M. the Saturdny morning conclave A round table discussion at 8 30 a. m will start off the Saturday online: assembly Discussion will address n follow Mr. Soirthwii-kla a m Rcjiorts of Mr Fnrses and visiting committees will h" discussed after which officers wilt be ci ted for the nrxt Th" official roster of the includes: Mr Forsey Pay-soCarl Anderson, president; Twin Falls, Idaho, vice president; sec retire Mr Wilcox, Ogden, J V Norton, Ogdon, G E. 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T LOGAN HOST ' t' - rttttr t'.itv Miss Irolu Jensen, count;, cxi sion agent, gave ail hitircstm-tal- k, "Effects Of Home Lighting' licfore a large audicn. e follow u, the regular MIA meeting A special rucoday night nimu. ture home lighting system, worked out by Miss Eloise David on New York was also shown Students of the South t',, j,, present, The ;pii seminary will ering of 1st del," in the nieotu.g house Sunday evening at 7 3u 3 i,? program is sponsored by the M I in connection with their eonjoi it Everyone is invited , meeting. -- - -- A BOOT IT and Wrestling axing fpiplc lYIam Event ffSlaapcdoy, Mai?.3 Bill L6ngou vs. Stanley Rogers Sak take ... Iwtland, !UT FINISH College Ward! DONiT USE. MOW WATtH MA-V- OO . . bug- : STOP THAT COLD cold in elirvr or io often Iradi to emua something generally respond to good old Musterole with the hrst application. Should be more effective if used once every hour for five hours. This famous blend of oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other helpful ingredients brings relief naturally. Mus- lerole gets ai non because it n a scientibc counter-irritan- t" not just a salve -- it penetrates and stimulates blood circulation, helps to draw out infection and pam. Used by millions for 20 yean, Kocommended by doctors and nurses. with through Salt Ijtkc RI SSINCj do Williams By few times am th dog- does th' ResT course th dog'll have Be washed offemer , But Them, MOD HAFTA WASH TH' duster, DokiT voo f one-wa- Certuries ago ail madness was and attributed to the moon that's why we call insane people lunatics'' and In those days sickness was attributed to the wrath of Few politicians leave footprints God and touching a hunchback in the Banda of time because most was oelieveu tu wing tne luucu of them are always busy covering B luck ' up . their trheixs. i those were tlje good old days r when night air and the quaint EFFICIENCY NOTE custom of taking a bath were OiuheiNH' tins, with little fuss, as everyone knew fatal to man Prepare his brewjust right; and beast To get a kick, he adds a stick Of DuPont dynamite. The Idea that the sun or tho moon or the stars have some It's all over but the wedding mysterious Influence over our hells when she says: Why darling, lives persists although any sane 1 never DREAMED you cared person knows there is not the about me in THIS way! slightest truth in it ignorant mugs pay big feds sold by faker We asked Li'l Gee Gee if she for horoscopes took a full swing when playing who pretend to forecast the tuon tu re the No." she replied, laughing assumption that begolf. a couple of wanheartily, "but I take a full swig ing born when afterwards!" , dering stars ' happened to be in -- I Every year ut least one billloi. people on earth stroll around in the rays of the full moon - and manage to survive - just as they manage to gel along although Porn under the wrong star or dui mg a time any of the crazy before LISTEN: AND, Maybe if we'd stop blaming the moon and d . the stars for our and foolishness we d ignorance realize that it s mainly our own get along better. JIM MARSHALL BY i 193: 3, WOUR MEAD A 1ALU IWeYtDDA LuGGlsj AM1 PuLUM' 'AT BIG, HEAVV COUCH AROUMD T' DuST AM U RIDER T , Jl Toss This BAU BEHimO TabRE A - rip--ti- GOH, GOOD The court of honor for the Boy Stouts of Hyrum stake was held in .Nibliv Sunday evening, under the dire tion of Byron Snow, Hans Anderon and A D Allen of the Caihe Valley council A one set- play was given by the Millville Si outs, pantoniine by Jackie Dunn, piano seleitiun by a Hyrum Scout, and a song by the Nibley Scouts Badges were awarded umltr the of Prcsidt nt John dirn Don Bremhby of the Hyrum stake presuleni The .! men and Glim, er girls play Tuesday evegave a uni-ai- t ning a, a part of their activity woik ill M Huai Ernest jessop spent the weekend in Salt Lake City NelAllred Peterson and son nt the Hyrum stake high coum il wcio visitois at sacrament servnes held Sunday afternoon in the waid hapcl The Sunflower camp of the Daughters of Pioneers held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Annie K Yeates, Friday afternoon Alma L. Riggs gave Mrs the lesson on Irrigation ClarH V Andeison, a vocal number and Margaret Swenson a reading At the close of the meeting, refreshments were served by the presidency to 17 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Stanton of Ogden were guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Yeates Mrs Ehcxe Maurer, who has been sjiending some time in Preston at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Maughan, has returned to her home in Nibley Mrs Maughan recently gave birth ,o a babv girl. Mrs Mattie Jessop who has been spending the last two weeks in Salt Lake City at the home of her daughter, M"s. Joseph Newspaper d. MARCH OUT OUR WAY NIBLEY - Journal THURSDAY. 33c 59c IDs Box of SO WILLARD CIGARS (1, 95 Lucky Strike, Chesterfield, Camel and Old Gold Cigarette Per package 2 packages 33c Carton $1.59 10 Corona Size 2 fr I OC Box of 50 52. SO - 2 for 25c Senator Size 4 r25c Box of 50 51.10 |