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Show The Herald-Journ- A double the capacity to produce bread and water there were only 300 men to buy instead of 200 j and these 100 didnt have and so th enough to spend consumption of bread and water MARSHALL JIM WITH dropped way off but neither millionaire could it understand ml two Ome upon a time We have plenty of produclionaires lived in the little lo11 tion machinery said Ihev of Anywhere and why don t we make proi- one of the millionaires own and the ed the bread factory other owned the water plant And some old coot who lived or lived and the inhabitants and had made 'i in the town bread and water of elementary economics study made of good the eaih plant and said he knew the reason H tr profits -- and at the end of a Anythat it was very simple of thhe of mi'liomi.res cah he called "You gentlemen where hid quite a surplus ill Ins the millionaires 'gentlemen -- u ' treasury have been trying to build pro-dtion instead of consumptioi ' Some day you ,learn thatAnxioii-- . to pi.il. mine f dil its that makes ptof-itsconiimpiion s r up watt int the owiki pul pi and not machinery . . . new and inipouiited plant laige -- AND, LISTEN' If Amencm more water and installed new industry could learn that simple pumps consumn g lesson and build 'III mII a lot more Witt.' power instead of up new factone-th- e and malic a lot more profit be over arl would panic he i hiu kit d never come back bri id and the millionaire lottery owmr put up a new bread fulory -- doubling his FA It A DAY FIRST i; l wren 1819 and 1824, Fara he said to lien dav made many combinations 01 'Oh, bov the (Dili s iron with other metals and examself pot watih . roll in this year . . ined them sc lentificaJIy Not until modern equipment metallurgical was installed in recent years, howKm h plant had employed ever, did alloy irons and alloy men and thus there were steels become commercially customers for bread and water in Anywhere , but now ' i h futoiy owfi t.OT DO DAIS hsrovcrd new machinery - so ItlRTLAND, Ore, April 28 (IT1) that he could fire half his men Hugh Nero was sentenced to 90 am! cut the wages of the ic a.s the million tins tins in jail for stealing a bottle because of tough syrup here. pointed out jobs vtre scarcer and coo 4 1 I KK 39 TERMS I k t jt ion for them groater and so plant capacity douM' ALLENDALE. Muh, April 28. - and consumption power of Any tl in For the 39th consecutive where wu more than cut in h Ii lei m, John J Walbnck has been i In tod township clerk He has held So the risult was th it wi'ti t lie offue since 1893 the World al field Newspaper Scripps-Ca- n Afternoon W e k day Every 8- Proclaim Litre rty throughout the land" Jl l( K 1HK 1KI HI or offi i.tli has any connection whatever, Neitner this newspajor, nor any of its stnr khid'lt rea.1 estate promotion or other private an utility, with or puhiu poljinal irt. indirectly, directly business except the publication of newsp ipt rs Hottd solely to disinterested public service r- 11 I UUT THE UUREAIJCUATS ARE SAFE . I'mlml Hites senate k"t ainumi to talking alsiut e mionn tin otlnr lav ami the upshot was that n Mii.itois older ed appiopnu! ions for the interior tment ut in pi r tent. A sl.ehitBr (onmultee got busy and by and hy hi auistoi oied out a few ideas: Cues in laneam lats salanes: None. Cuts in wages for load buildeis: $1,J0),(KM), Fue jut vent ion in national forests cut $.50,000, and You , it iloisnt matter about day laborers tiets a, long at he bn ream rats dont suffer. 1 hd Theater de-i;- Young America," Frank Bor- rages production for Fox Iiliiis today . at the Capitol playing theater, has Tommy Conlon in the leading role. With film expvrieiK e dating back over a period of years Tommy gives his first principal jierfoi mance and, according to pie- views, is little short of a sensa- j lion. Spencer Tracy, Doris Kenyon, Beryl Mercer, Ralph Bellamy and Verst boy in town V ith the lids ftpjteHMmc m Sarah Padden have the "grown up leads in the picture, uhith!ftmit lit1 ittiats the Attention of deals with the drama of boyhood !h ?lra 1oiay, who tries to get with the work of the juvenih him a jo in tier husband's drug The husband, suspu ions courts in getting our youngsters off stoic to the right start The story re- - and grout h, w inis nothing to do the youngster, and subse- volves around the character t rayed by Tommy, hat of a tr If- - qu ntly Tommy, driven from his reliant orphan whose curiosity and min' s cheerless home, takes ref- high spirits bring him the uml-- 1 ue with his chum and the lattei a served reputation of being the sympathetic grandmothir . J Thp grandmother has a heart at-t- ,i k lHe one mht and the two boyH, i nabh to find a diug htore ojHn break into Dnravs establishment and get a bottle of her medicine, hut are raught ax they leave Held for trial, Tommy refuses to explain his art, and his limn fruitlessly tries to shield him Only when the grandmother arrives is the aituation tie a reel up ' por-vd- li ' i -- 1 This is Oswald W. Pitchfork, young pro- motor, w ho ex- -j eets to amass a great fortune bril-lia- VsIgreen Co. COMPOUND, MEDICAL NOTE y is a germ's . . REMEDIES r2Sr ItHt with Perfume free C2i tm Compound 83c Witch KaT. ,23c 75s Delians 39c $1.20 Bromo Seltzer. .79c 75c 33s t.vT Baums Bermrs C9c Bromo Quinine 21c tE bOr I'F MITT s rii i s KIONLV 3 Ac OI rms .13 I7C HMMtOS HINK1 Fll S t m SU I 19c oanr ? l L S lMl Itnm i, H l.c j I 3 Wall Paper Cleaner . tor for for for for 5 tor 4 for 75c Old English Wax. Pound I1 I . 1.1 Uh U ( hlil ix IV .1 R MK ( liesierfit Id. Gold Uigareltes J I 2 Packages 31 . v P't m ia WMl O i K MOI VIU t I 1111 W l $! 4 It W VI .Ar M rs vm i 1 ( V 14 w 19c 19c 19 c 19c 2Sc 59c Kt M K N 14M1 $1 30 i JC I I r j .3 Ull for .CD amrl and 4)!d ...16c Per P ukare S1.52 . Crrino, 4rd . 1 . Hm mill for for 25c 10c l hiiiir v o l 2 for 23c 6 lor 25c AA RAFT it can be depended upon for long years of economical operation will always freeze food perfectly 1 . 4.1 ARAM I LI r;:,;c (MMU-1F- BUIS .nrr, 12c $1.05 1 35c-- Alt I iiTI Binrm if it bears the name FRIGIDAIRE JL QmcralfMolors 1 And now became of the m va- - mg; effected by quantity production, and the purchasing power of General Motors, Ingidaire prices are greatly reduced You can buy a genuine Trigidaire with its Super- power, faster freezing, low operating cost and known value for as little as 130 f. o. b. Dayton. r- - 19c S- -- A4 TAC You II understand your own boy bet ter ond iovc o!1 L boys mo-- e TRASK FOR Sire, Y L of Youth at 'i the Threshold J of . jriod KFD tthMS ... iV ' The Heartbreaks ! lor $1 3 and protect C-- 1 for $1.25 A A, cn rl $1 19 9Sc and $1.9S if i I 1 1 11 VMS KUKITS, Standard $3.95 1 f.lVRVNTFFB f.O T IruMrallv Cut - Pnof 3 Quickly 59c 1 f 11M ,.l( . 25c-3for- 70c I'INVMlAlVIl bu.T of ice that it 89c AT4 II 3IASIIR4 RAIT I RUNG I'OI KIT, $1.29 .... 23r MAYTIAIF AAAMD P PI lv with ( tiller . . , . Manrt 4fd Hmnds 3 for 25c fi f OT 40c Box of 5 that the 4 cubic foot Moraine Model TRIC TO AnTI R, Quiik even hrat Tobacco pint - L 57 30 Q MOV a Thursday - IViday Saturday IRON I TenM. Box of vo R- MNirR( KIC Rfxki Tnd H Toro CUat 6 br 25c 10c 2 2c Sirf. c (K,VRS TUI F $1 00 V!N N me 89c POt KIT Half and Half I VR11 I orona TINT filih , CapifeE RIRU 04 K. A.Kiium IbHtle 63c Six 15c Tins A I $11 MIIMKI LIMH riul;ifcl wHh Tbit PHI licc I v,,s S 1 fi E8c Kt 4 II II sill MUHM IV I Ml VT t. I 3 for 19 1 ,2 for 19 r.OTTI LM Vi Ml M MRM Watl-r- (IIANfl Iced si It k a MII K by a responsible manufacturer u Gmness Flout that the electric refrigerator you buy is made One of our readers wauls to know whv wc are so down on poli-tlans Well, it is ehieflv Im ms we are so up on polituims VIIW INCi ?r--e 4 4atlon lATHKIESS lou know ' "l PARTING SHOT'S hoM all your children lip to be Democrats! I grow I M Il VlilK HI MIKMi l M i KlIM 19c sV Ml (Ollh 23c M 111M.is OI W 3 lor 25c VMirih V l MV. I IV M RN1K. c VVNI IhKI -- a: YE IMARY Having dined on a gooile hamuli of seat, to playing the magiek nnisique box, which doth pluck tunes from the air, and I mighty desirous of listening to a fellow singing doleful cowboy ballads, which I do dearly love, hot Lord! Dame Humor doth insist that I do tune in on Milord Ben Bernie, and so the Chicago mush high words between us, and much argument, hut anon did compromise, and tune in on Beil Berme. I 9c 29c Mellin s Food 25c I 1 Luky Strike, MSS 1 "' MU vh sttr gold-digge- Tcau Doux Shaving Cream bc Gem or Ever Pcady Blades "'Or Dr. West TuolH Brush jrc Valcutiue Tooth Buuih 25c rocket Comb in C.isc I Or Powder Puff 15c Wash Cloths mk SI oo '.JgyS. Joe Bungstarter guvs that with some of these modern goes flat the same instant as your pot kelbnnk 65c Barfeasol G9c 17c tMirt 330 HOOT tlUR S 1t F 4 F.1 r 3 lor 19c 6 lor f9c AonipU ic 4 for vi f it ii t lor I i.iM.nt TT Il fflTTTM BJf HIT m 4 3 3 4 5 5 8 Mil K I'M r.-j- c 10c Palmolive Soup 10c Lux Toilet Snip 10c Lifebuoy Soap 10c NuOlive Soap 10c Mission Bell Sop 10c Creme Oil Soap 10c Old Dutch Clean or 7c Lighthouse Cleanser INGRAMS SHAVING CREAM '0c MENNEN'S SHAVING CREAM i - ItoHfiM mi m u (i 23c ri0c 79c 48c $1.90 Ovallinc 30c Lialons Tea 35c Tree Tea $1.25 S. Ma A oih ow ov M SOAPS y vii :V: BWnBSX Ess-Ja- Is 19c . 'm 4 I..-"- 'I IMS f tF Tr.l FTS 23c I 11 h ij MAMS Tic 69c 8?c Sns 33c .r,. TAI41M SALE OF HOME NEEDS SSa I RI 50c BIIAVING t AVI 23c ( $1.00 Orlis Antiseptic $1.50 Pe!rob.?r ; a 11.4 Introdu tury Offer hpcrial Mir $1.00 Asfringosol Cod live;1 Oil 70s ' to men gunpowder . face powder. Well, Bill, I got a job in a drug store this morning. "Why, I never knew you could cook! A 65c $1.20 Scoffs Emulsion 0 4 VS .... AsLLlNE 11A1R TONIC 50c 70c C I I'AMPANAS IT Al I AN BALM iSSfifei $1.00 Zcnila 70s $1.35 Sara.cn 0!h; 45c Plato Water... 3 60c Sal Heprstjca.-.T'- 75r TION 29c wouSvrui of Pensinlfc Wampclss 1.0- - -- iwff.wPii only thing that Ql ESTION & ANSWER DEPARTMENT Dear Sir: AAhat is a matri monial bureau? Head r. Its a bureau, with five diawers packed full of womans clothing and one mans necktie. iiillkom; 50c 3 for $1 85c Krusrhen Sails. ..G3c $1 ... AMS bOc 'V 25c Beechams Pills.. I Sc 25c Feonamint Kc 35c Castoria 23c 60cn..Svruo ot Firs.33c BOc RI . Tooth Paste 2 for 25c 25c 25c Orlis Tooth Paste 2 for 25c 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 17c 23c SOcPwrolaerrlsTT 5Cc Pepsodent Tooth Paste 3 i c 37c C3c C2s Bromo Seltzer BV PONDS 4 WINNIE 1 14,11 1'NFit UHABLKS BITTEIJWOHIH According to government statistics, most of the navy recruits come from Ur farm belt Thats Most of the farm relief nothing experts come from the large cities 35c Texcel Sanitary Pads . 18c 3 for 50c 50c Walgreen Shampoo . .33c 25c 35c Kleenex S3c OH tTS . SH4MPUO SI 10 B. PAl L'S IILN'NA rrd 59c .Ccd liver TABI J'ROsTlLLA ... 25r (. lit N GLINT C3s Unguenline 39c $1 Dr. Miles Nervine.. 79s $1 89c 35c 5Phosoho rATndTonic 93c Erbo Health Tonic 93c 7Es Psvllinm Seed . MARMOIA IIONI.Y 50c HIND'S AND ALMOND REAM t barns CEr I REAM COLD 3L Magnesia rt.Rtkt l ION 511c Mineral Oil, Pin: 43c $1 . SUM) SIDE SHOW AAilh I misery - FKID Y and KYI I lilVY! Warner Bros. Future taxi- - house-fl- than POW- The Wiser Sex The Folne Garette is having financial diffit ultics,, it is repotted It used to be junk; now it's in the red. has brought more FACE 3 laramount Fcature With ( LAI DK.TTK, UOI.BF.KT LILYAN TASHMAN WILLIAM BOY I) Also Good Uoniedow d Political Note: A great many or would have been averted if the const ilution had provided for a mental test for candidates for congress one fOTYS A our troubles NEZ: There is $190 eon-tra- ct the ABIGAIL 19cSATURDAY Pint shin-guar- to Theater LAST TIME TODAY! Joe Bungslarter says lie loves babies, providing they wire bom about 20 years ago & FRIDAY sell- year, steel ranhd well-dress- wives are in the habit of kit king them on shins when they bid five spades with only one lionor in their hand. AIPLESAl 50c RUBBING ALCOHOL nt bridge players w h ose rah. Filled Promptly. Add 10 for Postage. Niffledoiliphan-tissianthemu- ing d sand-swe- in CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY Mali Orders Usif of wnd-erode- Send your sweetie a bouquet of toNiffldolliphantissianthemums night! A A discovered this window a fele view of today in 10 minbird's-ey- the country utes rises Way in the background one of those modern business temstepples lifting up and up It is so that ped back story by story it looks in the distance like some cliff sitt-nmajestic among lesser pyramids A temple old some to profits as gloomy as pyiamid. Along the strdet comes an aged to feliow, probably on his way a early mass He is arrayeda in cane very flappy prince Albert, over his arm, a brown derby, brown trousers that maybe were creased once, somewhat battered black shoes; but he perks along, for all Ins years, feeling that he example of the is the perfect beau Two sailors with two flappers Everybody is out for amusement and regal dless of conventions, if (here be conventions these days. Then we have with us a matron in furs, but wearing nuc. broad, shoes Her flat feet require coddling. Follows a flapper clumping along on high heels like stilts, wriggling as she clumps about with all the grace and verve of a cow pulling her hind hock out of the mud. Two sparrows with seuis optimistic prowl the curb, hopefully Ilowdy, folks! Modern marriage, says a lecturer, is a game of give and take. Yeah, you take a wife and then you give her alimony. new flower, Africa, is named can get low Hum! A St KN E TOW N Sitting at a hotel a of -- , Capitol A ' .Published at 75 West Center street, Logan, Utah, by Cdthe Valley Newspaper matter at the postoffice, Logan, t'tah, under the act Co Entered as second-clas- s of March 8, 1879 Subscription prtvc in Cm he Valley by mail, -' 50 the year in Cache advance, by carrier 83 50 a year in advance or P)c the month Outside Valley, by mail $5 00 the year MarGilman. Nicoll & Ruthman, Fjieiul Representatives' Sun Franusto, 525 W 41th St; Boston, 18 lrl Niw Av. 400 N York, ket St; Chicago, Muhigin Tremont St; Detroit, 601 New Ctnter Bldg Talkie Hill Billy Sitting Atop eyeing the gutter These times are very tuff on sparrows. There is a little patch of green in the rear of one of the shabby tenements. It is the only bGfht spot in the entire landscape this patch are spread the chief regalia of a baby; lucky infant to have a blade of grass for its very own in the town jungle. What a stretch from that b.t of cotton square in the back yard to the lofty top of that cathedral from the tiny, hapof business; less, soft, accidental plasm to the gigantic, stolid, grim monument And when the baby grows up and throws itself before the temple in worship, what then? ActS Y4MJNG AMERICA CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC CO. Logan, Utah 415 7 i |