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Show ?Tff If V v , g r f THE HERALD. JOURNAL, A ft HORIZONTAL lWhal lake in Switzerland t a famous tourist resor! ? 7 Like a nephew IS Manifest. 14 Splinter 15 Italian river 17 Smooth ISOae who lapidates IS To plant SO Upright shaft 21 Serfs 22 Congressional clerk. 23 Deity 24 Mentions. 25 To become unwoven 26 Slides YESTERDAY'S ANSWER 2 29 hollow 30 Flowerv 31 Emblems 33 Mooed. 34 Secret 35 Second not Kle-h- BEGI9T compositions on d sacred text Half 3 4 43 44 forming layer of tne irn. Penns i!efo.. aa nouns To venciate Language of ancient Carthage S teams Night'. Iiefore Hv 9 MOW GO OX WITH THE STORY CHAPTER IV cake 31 Sot 32 K11IU0 t is prest ? 'lent 'f To pro' oie rood To foi 37 US g 1 Itetned niiek Aperture I"! esoape of gas Kmminli red 11 Duel 12 Sun cod It I'osKei Ipt 111 43 One who 10 Hither argues.esea. 46 Kind of U Pertaining Jo the highi't young people. Susan thought everyone on the block must be noticing her. At the corner where Schultzs drug store window showed a pink and purple display of cold creams and powders she shrank Into young Lamp-man- s tall shadow. were outThe usual h&nger-on- s side the cigar store, pimply youths whispering to each other. Susan knew one or two but pretended not to see them. Do you always walk so fast? demanded Ben Lampman in a surprised tone as they arrived, rather under the theaters breathless, blazing portal. Susan shook her head. She was How was she to blushing. to him that this was the first time she bad ever gone anywhere in .the evening with a young man? She halt started to speak, then checked the Impulse. No, he would think her what Rose Milton called a dope. She wouldn't tell him. Susan was afraid of ridicule. Silently they walked past the doorman in his while coat and silver buttons. Silently they allowed another white coated youth to show them to tbelr seats. Susan, crushing past knees in the darkness, wondered suddenly and agonizingly why she had come. She longed with all her heart to be safe and quiet and solitary on Aunt Jessie's front porch. There was this much to be said HELP WANTED FURNISHED I N w MALE HELP ROUTE MAN with 3 room furnished apartment. 197 DELIVERY car to supply famous line of , East Center. A5. Phone 808. household goods to steady customModern apartment. 379 East Sec- ers. Must be satisfied with $27 50 Write Albert ond North. Phone 1279-J- . A8. a week at start. Mills, Route Mgr., 2115 Monmouth, A2. FVirnished Bungalow. Apply Mrs. Cincinnati, O. A. L. Cole. 50 West Third North, A2. WANTED: Man with car to demi onstrate new patented fire exModern home. 258 2nd South. tinguisher for automobiles. An op- . . M22tf. portunity for hustlers for $45 to $65 weekly right now. Hoppen of heated room and apart- Indiana made $18 in one hour. f Steam ments. Park hotel. A12. Every automobile, bus and truck owner interested and willing buyfurnished ers. We deliver, collect and mail FOR RENT Nicely four room heated apartment and checks each Saturday morning. quick for complete informabath. Garage. 261 East Third Writeabout new and original sales M9tf. tion North. Call 525 or 1112. Co., 205 plan. A2. Furnished apartment, suitable for Bldg., Dayton, Ohio. light housekeeping, $12.50. 28 03tf. East Second North. , Fyr-Fyt- Fyr-Fyt- FOR SALE FOR RENT Steam seated furnished apartments and unfurS5Lf. nished house. Phone 87-- STRONG HEALTHY CHICKS PAY BEST Buy our chicks now and have full egg baskets later. Genetically bred White Leghorns that live, lay and 4 UNT JESSIE, FOR RENT UNFURNISHED pay. For immediate and future livery. Transportation de- paid. brick house, full $8 50 per ion. furnace and hot wa$sooo per lono ter heater, garage. Phone 621. A8. GRAHAM HATCHERY or Sale Four room modern house HAYWARD, CALIF. with garden. 280 North fl He M2b 743-A2. Call Red clover scud. Phone 1155-- J Modern apartment. 156 North First A8. A2. West. or sale For trade, milking quick Five room modern house, also machine $125 00. Will give buyfurnished apartment for rent. tons two er of M7tf. 305-hay. Inquire PhoM ' New basement, J. Herald-J- J. Was this, Su- - san wondered, the way all boys behaved when they Invited you out? Somehow ft didn't come up to her Ideal of knightly conduct. She was bit buffed and showed it. Walking home Ben tried to take her arm but Susan broke away primly. Lets burry. home and And what? My he $ room modern bungalow. 205 East - J26tf. All kinds of work horses. Hcbcr A7. Lund berg, North Logan. aunt will be to wanted Legal Notices PARENTS DAY MISCELLANEOUS 90-- Paper-hangin- Paper-hangin- ' g, fwo-wa- J. 791-R- 1. . n; 682-R.- 3 av per-sac- L ANTI-SUICID- E 792-R- Anti-suici- e. f. 698-R- WANTED 1. :l LOST re-V- B WINSTON B JONES Parts and Tubes E 3rd No F'hone 261 L U N I) A II L IRON WORKS 1112 Phono utterly eeandal- BABY ( PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES CONSULT COUNTY CLERK OK THE KESPECTIY E SIGNERS IMltltSH-TIOFOR IT ETHER NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against Wm A. Crockett, deceased are re- quested to present them to the undersigned on or before June 1, 1932. Bishop Charles England Dates of publication, March 5, April 2. NOTICE TO 4 It EDITOR'' In the District Court of the First Judicial District of the State of I tali, in and for the Count of Cache. 12, 19, 26, In the Matter of t ic Estate of ALLEN PALMER, net eased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned administratrix of said estate at her residence in Logan, Cache County, Utah, on or before the 28th dav of May, 1932 GLADYS D. PALMER Administratrix YOUNG & BULLEN Attorneys for Administratrix Publication dates' March 26, April 2, 9, 16 and 23. 1932. NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE In the District Court of the First Judicial District of the State of Utah, in and for the County of Carhe. Farrell Johnson, vs. plaintiff, David Sparks, his wife Ella T Sparks. John H Anderson. John Anderson and Joseph Anderson, doing business u.ider the firm name and style of .lohn II Anderson and Sons: Thomas Jersen, doing business under the firm name and style of J T Mercantile company; Kenneth Thompson, administrator of the Estate of Isaiah T. Thompson, deceased; Smithficld Motor company a corporation: William M. Howell and Luther M. Howell, doing business as Howell Bros., and Cache Valley Banking company, a corporation assignee of Howell Bros., defendants. To be sold at Sheriffs sale on the 22nd day of April, A. D , 1932, at 11 o'clock a. m. on said day at the front door of the County Court House in Logan City. Cache County, State of Utah, as the property of said defendants, the following described real and personal property, situated in Cache County. State of Utan. Commencing at the Southwest corner of the Southeast quarter of Section Thirty-si- x (36) in Township Fourteen (14 North Range Two (2) West of the Salt Lake Meridian, and running thence North 2 25 7.57 chains; thence East chains; thence Soutt, 2 rods to folcreek ; thence Northeasterly lowing said creek to a point 32 rods North of a point 701-.- - rods East of the place of beginning; thence South 32 rods to' south line of said quarter section: thence West on said quarter section line 70 te rods to the place of beginning, containing 13 pores, more or less. Also, beginning at a point 311 vhains west of the Northeast corner of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) North of Range two (2) West of the Salt Lyke Meridian, and running thence13 West 16 89 chains: 20 chains: theme thence South East 7 65 chains: thence North 1 degree 30 min East 9 91 chains: thence South 89 degrees 20 min East 9 28 chains: thence North 2 degrees 06 min East 3 64 chains to the place of beginning, containing 13 48 acres, and situate in the Southwest Quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section One (1) in Townshm Thirteen (13) North of Range Two (2 West of the Salt Lake Meridian. Beginning nt a point 100 rods East and 9 82 chains South of the Northwest corner of Section One - FOR BAUGH SALE Rslffiiffi&Miiiiag IMMEDIATE CASH! Advanced on You Car PLUMBING CO. South Main Horn Acc&ptaac in 2375 PHONE 443 Household Roods and pianos transferred to al! parts of the city Loor Distance Hauling Ault & Son Phone Kiescl Ave. Ogden, Utah 3941 MOVING packing. Crating, Local and Long Distance Hauling. Johnson Cab & Transfer Co. Phone 314 AUTO SPRINGS rxtra spring untl leave every make of ear! for Lundahl Iron Works HONE 650 Automobilo Loons If your present payments are too high, refinance to protect your equity. If you owe a lot of scattered bills, keep your credit goed by making a car loan to pay them Certified Radio Service SKANCHY & SMITH Radio Engineers EVERYTHING IN RADIO Day and Night Service! 133 So. Main Phones: 145R - 539 W - 184 Off. ( 4 We don't encourage loans yond your capacity to pay. Automobile Loan Dept. be- Who Will Ouy! six room modern brick home a tot 4 14 by 12 rods. Ideal for garden and chickens! Located at 72 West 2nd South; for only $2,500.00. A ftMm on GEO. Y. SMITHS Real Estate Agency SEEDS! BAUGH BLOCK, LOGAN Phone 980 Affiliated Willi J. B. BURNHAM CO. Salt Luke City. SEEDS! i All Kinds of Garden Seeds, Vegetable 46 and Flowers. Packages or Bulk, THATCHER & MOKKELL JEED .COMPANY West Center St. ' ' Phone 284 "',.1 .1.. iju A NEW SERVICE FOR CLUBS, CHILDRENS PARTIES. LI NCHEONS, OK HOME GATHERINGS OF ANY CHARACTER The Coca-Col- a Bottling company inaugurates a new service. We will deliver to your home Hn attractive floor or table type bottle cooler with thirty-sibottles of Coca-Col- a and assorted flavors, ready to seivc; will slay for 24 hours. We will call for and remove (outer and empty bottles the following day. No. ice, no water, no dishes, no muss. ENTIRE COST FOR 3 DOZEN ICED COCA-COL$LW Just Phone 444 CRYSTAL BOTTLING A Ft KN RE CO. 72 West 1st North x ice-co- ld A in PLANTING TIME IS NEAR! ; We have a complete line of nui'M'iy stock, including all of the tiers designated for the different streets. Shrubs Evergreens - Fruit Trees Ihone 5!M)K2 and Have 5 our Order Reserved! DEPRESSION PRICES SHERIFF'S SALE t: - EdgeWood Hall Nurseries In the District Court of the F'irsf Judicial District of the Stale of Itah, in and for the County of Cache. vs. AUTO Moving J. W. 650 KS Two Slightly ITnetj BoilrrH fur Hot Water Brooders Cheap! (1) Township Thirteen (13) North Range Two (2) West of the Salt Lake Meridian, to the place of beginning; thence East 10 chains; thence South ten chains: theuce West 10 chains; thcncc South 68 links; thence West 69 links; thence South 6 68 chains; thence west 37 rods and 6 links; thcncc Noith fi 68 chains; thence East 40 rci.f thence North 10 chains to (he place of beginning, containing 16 j acres, more or less. Dated March 26, 1932 JEFF STuWELL. Sheriff of Cache County. Utah Dates of publication. Mar. .9 , April 2, 9, 16. A. D. lilt T hundred for Brady's White Leghorns, Hanson breedSend for catalogue. Ading dress W. J. Brady, Mgr , Brady's Poultry Ranch and Hatchery, Arimo, Idaho $8 75 alley-way- SOUTH CACHE HAS Choice apples, ' bushel 65c; sorted HYRUM Parents day was obpotatoes, sack 39c; yearling dress- served nt the bouth Cache high ed hens, pound 44c. Bring your school Thursday. Students took a cash to loan on a good containers. $1,000 375 North Main. Phone to fill their parents places home. George Y. Smith, real . . . A7. holiday A2. ' estate broker. at home while parents followed ure, fresh - milk, 20 quarts $1.00 the programs of their sons and g done reasonable daughters. delivered. Every quart guaranA7. Frank Bench, Trenton. for a quart in teed. Call 191-Classes were conducted as usA6. the ual morning. and during the morning hours. kalsomining ' painting. J. E. Knight. Phone Oliver lunen nour, a program Following y also Clipplow, 763-Ml. was given in the assembly hall per truck with hay rack. Phone A6. starting, off with an overture by RAW MILK the high school band; prayer, H For . the last year, price has Almost every kind of farm imple- P. Anderson; talk, Jacob Fuhri-maof minds been uppermost in the duct. Albert Fallows and ment East 8th North. A2 on the most buyers. Meditate Anna Maughan; address, by E R word QUALITY for a few min- Chevrolet sedan, 1930 model. ExOwen; vocal selection, by Helen utes. Parley Savage, producer and cellent conditions. Phone Jones, a saxophone solo, by Doro-T.- y distributor of high quality raw A12 White; remarks, by Principal A7. milk. H R Adams, and several selecstoves. and Phone rugs tions by the band. Soil and fertilizer screened. Cow Furniture, A5. . 715. Exhibits were provided by the and sheep manure. 25c 590-Jdomestic art, mechanic arts, art A16. Delivered. Phone 12 tons alfalfa hay in barn. 450 and Miss chemistry departments. A5. Marge Drink Crazy Crystals Tor health. North 3rd West. domestic science Hendry, Order from George W. Dutson, assistant, prepared a foods dis478 West Center, Logan, Utah. Hay derrick, complete with cable play. A14. and pulleys. Nephl Larson, ParaPhone 719-A 5. dise. Artificial teeth a specialty from TRAP M28tf. $10 to $15 per set. Guaranteed to Alfalfa seed. Phone LONDON, April 2 l'P 32 East fit. J. A. McCausland. traps" are being constructWill Center. Phone 1086. all. Equity in new Graham-Paigsell at 25 per cent discount. ed on the new subway railway extensions. They are designed to preM22-tor 184. Ashes and rubbish removed. Call Phone 539-vent would-b- e 448. suicides, and those Nlitf. Phone Delivered. Alfalfa hay. who might fall onto the line acciA5. dentally, from coming to harm, and consist of a trench beneath FOR SALE Good round native the rails, the length of the 75 South Fourth platform. running cedar posts. Girl for housework. Must be ex- West. Phone 1027-S5tf. Logan. A4. perienced. Call 918-KINDLING- -3 sacks 50c; 7 sacks INCENDIARY FIRES To rent clean unfurnished house. A16. 3100. Delivered. 590-JHARRISBURG. Pa., April 2 d'Pi Logan or in vicinity. Box 95. State fire wardens have posted A5. Hatching eggs, pedigreed White Leghorns, also White Plymouth warning signs over woodlands, adRocks at 421 West 4th North. vising caution to prevent spring M21tf. forest fires, which annually take a heavy toll of property. IncenStick pin in gift package; lost in or lease, purebred registered Bel- diary fires are reported to cause front of City Drug. Finder gian stallion. George Dunbar, the fire wardens the greatest ts Citg Drug. Reward, Ag. Logan, Utah, iflttf, ; Experienced Aunt Jessies tirade collapsed suddenly and amazingly. "Does he! she asked, mollified. "Then he muBt be a real nice young uian. She pondered this. Susan seized the opportunity to slip into the bathroom and run the water noisily into the tub. Her breath ws still coming You're not an giji at me?" Ben asked. rapidly and she had the feeling of "How dare you speak to me like having escaped from gome great know. out me to be that? she cried sharply. "Who danger. She doesnt like late. She'll he mad as hops. She's dyim think you are? But Aunt Jessies silence en"Tin senrv, the young man dured only for a moment. very particular." Susan tossed her She H you stood outside the bathroom door, head. Let him like it or not! growled. "Didnt mean Ben loped along at her side, Ki.li always making fun of peo- calling loudly above the rumble of the running water, But who taking two long, indolent steps to ple is be? Where does be live? And four of the girl's short ones. "Oh, he commented, 'TMIEY walked along for a min-- who are his parents?" she is. Is she? Susan groaned inwardly. AuDt tile in silence. "Im sorry, drily. She he repeated impatiently. "It makes Jessie in one of her fiercely interYes," Susan told him. began to feel decidedly uncom- me mad when people treat danger rogative moods was trying. She trilled, Im in the tub. fortable at the thought of facing lightly. I thought you were difAunt Jessie. She began to wish ferent. thought you had a little Can't It wait until morning?" She could bear Aunt Jessie the tall, dark young man striding sense. Susan decided to treat the in- snort unbelievingly. Then, as she beside her was at the bottom of Lake Michigan. Anywhere just cident as nothing, although her listened fearfully there came the so Aunt Jessie might not discover flesh still tingled painfully from heartening sound of firm, heavy steps retreating down the hall. his angry grasp. Susan's perfidy! She "AH right. Let's forget about Susan sighed with relief. you want to leave me here? the girl Inquired nerv- it, she said hastily. If Aunt Jes- would have some hours, at least, ously, under the street lamp at the sie should happen to be on the in which to think up satisfactory corner nearest her home. "I can porch should hear her quarrel- answers for her annt. Breakfast just as well go the rest of the wajf ing with a man! What conclu- would find Aunt Jessie in her most uncompromising mood. alone." j sions might site not draw? If she knew Id gone to lonrh The lamp In the sitting room Ben Lampman stared at beg hats the matter? he window shone full out, but there with another" man this week! moodily. wanted to know. I won't bite your was no rocking figure on the breathed Susan, feeling terribly wicked. aunt. Why do you want to shake porch. She frowned, sobered and an"Good night, and thanks for me? Susan laughed unconvincingly. taking me, Susan said In a low noyed in spite of herself, by the memory of the fierce and terrible "How silly! she trilled. "I was voice, proffering her hand. Ben Lampman took it and the intensity in Ben Lampman' dark Just trying to rave you the trouble of going all the way. Rose told dark gaze he bent on the girl eyes. Susan looked down at her arm me you lived way out on the south made her uncomfortable. You're not angry at me?" he and fancied there was a redness side " "I do," ho Informed her darkly; asked with unexpected humility. where be bad so impulsively But when I take a girl out I see Susan softened at something ab- squeezed it. He had frightened she gets home safe, llow do I ject in his gaze. His eyes were her. There had been a sort of wait- like the dark eyes of a dng that fury in bis gaze. know there's not a I hate him! Horrid thing! ? has been beaten too often. ing in the Susan giggled. She said, You "No, Im not angry, she said. she muttered to herself Impatient"But I must go in now." ly. sound just like Aunt Jessie. Can I give you a ring some Why had she gone out with him, Suddenly Ben Lampman took vice-lik-e Wasn't tt better to sit her arm and the grip of time? pursued her escort eager- anyway? his long fingers on her bare flesh ly. Susan, in a panic, thought at home with a good book than she heard Aunt Jessie at the to spend your time with anyone shocked her into silence. "You don't look like a little screen door, so she threw caution so rude and uncouth as that You're not to the winds. young man? fool, he barked. I'll not see him again, Susan "Do. Any time at all, ahe one. Why act that way, then?" Susan, usually even tempered, murmured sweetly. She fled be- resolved. How soon she was to break that felt wild anger flow over her, fore be could say more. She hoped her cheeks were not resolve she did not realize. washing her like tidewater. She wrenched herself away. as pink as they felt when she (To Be Continued) A4. ournal. 3rd North. settled down with a ' martyred air. CYLINDER HEADS CYLINDER BLOCKS ALTO FRAMES WATER TANKS Radio Repairing ized, eat down In a hurry. She put one band to her heart. "The very Idea! she said bleakI had a feeling you weren't ly. at Mary Ruths. I had a good mind to slip on my shoes again and walk over there. I was so jumpy. Wbat the world Is coming to with girls traipsing all over town with people they hardly know I can't think! "He plays the organ at St. Peters Episcopal church," cried Susan,, remembering something Rose bad said about Ben Lamp-ma- Ben This stuff Is terrible, muttered to her. Lampman Where'd they get that chinless hero? "He is pretty Susan smiled. bad. But shes cunning. I like her. I think its rotBen groaned. ten. Want to stay? Susan . wriggled with displeaYes yes. sure. If you don't mind. -- Welding Electric ). Susan decided to brazen it out. Yes. Mary Ruth wasnt home and that nice boy I met at Rose's met me and asked me to go to the movies." about the pictures. You didn't have to talk to your escort. You could be the veriest clam and still be a social success at a Nancy Carroll talkie. Soon Susan forgot to be forgot to wonder If there were all around her prying neighbors who would report her adventure to Aunt Jessie. She watched the screen with avid interest. Such rot! She heard a low voice growling Into her ear. She atmost jumped with astonishment, having put the young man at her side almost out of her mind. T AMPMAN HOWARD L. CALL Dentist hus moved his olfue arouml the corner to the right in the sonic building (Thatcher Build-ing- stern. in FOR KENT R DR. , rpHEY walked along through the summer dusk, two very envies Transported as legs fEMKi we. MCA For CARPENTER or Construction Work Call REVERE FORSBERG Building Contract or Day Work. Phone 827-.571 East 7th North Baby Chicks, every week; Baby Turkeys; Kiht Weeks Old Tullcts CUSTOM HATCHERY Agent for Lyon Electric Brooders Phone 113W Tom Roulov braved Aunt Jessie In the kitchen. The Idea of traipsing ofT that way the minute my back was turned. Auut Jessie was grumbling dourly. "Ive been as nervous as a witch, watching the clock. Its a wonder you wouldn't want to gei to bed at a decent hour once In a while. You bate so to get up In the morning. The complaint flowed on and on. Susan sighed and turned to her own room. Wasnt that a mans voice I heard just now as you carne in? Aunt Jessie demanded, looking ac 29 Agi cement 29 One who . 5 Rigid 6 Fori unes 7 PaRehall r 4 la klraao achool, laaela BEN LAMPMAN a door yoonc vaalrtaa. at a Tarty. AJ Ifcoagk AUNT JESSIE, with ohoa llaaaa llvea, okjecta Va krr kav-llrl Irta Bra aaltora, ika eacort her hoae. ROBERT DUNBAR, a ytnaf millionaire, la a aekoolatate of Bvaaa'i at tke kaal-aelastltate. Daahar takes her to laaek aad Rvaia flada heraelf deeply later eated la tka yaaa . mol her 311 akort-kaa- PAGE FIVE. 19S2. 2. 1932 ay 1 24 Pal t.lt ee 23 Wanderer 1 26 Dragged 27 Makers nt 36 Consumes pottage 37 Pranks. VERTICAL 38 To plague 1 Let dangled 39 Mire. 2 Pertaining to 10 Types of vocal the pigimnted BY MABEUMcELLIOTT -- HERB TODAY rANa CARET, kaalaeaa atiiylRC as ies 2 Suffix fabrics Underground Adores 13 . of 19 Chose who lie it left 21 slow r 22 Fallen 41 Trimped 13 hide-- iTLertaininy . to the north wind mmm wunicR point 12 Pi cel den . jlarvuiil APRIL LOGAN, UTAH. SATURDAY. Providence, I tah GUDMUNDSON, plaintiff, Vfargaret C. Hickman. Administratrix. of the estate of Louis S Car-iodeceased. Rebecca B (ardon, Tavid Bigler, George Burgess, and Cardon Realty Co , a corporation, defendants. To be sold at Sheriffs sale on the 10th day of April 1932 at ten o'clock a m of said date, at the front door of the County Court House, in Logan City, Cache County, Utah, the following described property of Lots five 5) The north-hal- f and six (6) Block two 2 Plat B" Hyde Park townsite survey, further described as situate in section ten (10) Township 12 North of Range Cne East of the Salt Lake Meridian. less a small portion of said Lots lying East of the Logan A-Hyde Park Cans I. Together with any and all water or water rights used on or in connection with the above described lands however evidenced. Dated this 26th day of March, NEW SPRING SUITS for Men and Young Men t: All wool, hard-worste- d cloth, rope shoulders. 1932. JEFF iTOWKLL, Sheriff of Cache County. Utah. L. E. NELSON Attorney for Piiirtiff. Dates of publication March 20, April 2, 9, 16, ! it Smith ClothingCo. ? |