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Show V" r 1 ""d '$ " Ifv ,? V 4: . : T jf K Herald-journA Vrek-dn- WEUE LEARNING WHEN TO STOP I p (rt'iiplc who object to ihSuinsr a lil M more curto c'ctble flip United States to do business assert rency that o' ice .nilittion is started, it never stops. This atjtunuTt, of course, isnt valid, it may be applied to lots of things. It might j'i,t as well be applied, for example, to the otarting of the dole system with two billion dollars Tin Q3rac V.. C Mumor p - u katmat " Vail '7" T" LODGE NEWS 1 i Today we present Egbert J. dapop, who has tkii.iiitt'.!ijucj.. been 7e-V- ro of the Poison Ivy club (auto-i mobile a u x ) Egbert Is the goof In the F Congress, which recently has been talking loudly aboil economy, turns out to have been talking economy IMS flivver, who paasea you on a MU aad then L looks back and laughs. for the other fellow. When it came to cutting down expenses for running the senate the cut was just $5000 out of a total of $3,210,(00. Out of the $8,170,000 for running the lower house the lads managed to cut $31,000. A total cut of $36,000 from nearly $11,500,000. ! hib is exactly the same as a man getting $3200 a year reducing expenses by $10 and calling it drastic economy, Interesting Statistics: If ntl (be saddlers were placed end to end. they would ring the doorbell nfn you are in the bathtub. , 1 walked a mile and a half for that exclaimed Camel, Gashouso thought the guy would never throw it away. 1 Ous. mandee-in-chie- OH, THATS FOR THE OTHER FELLOW ei Ho! t O-- k MAPt We frankly must confess, rather go to Jail laaa wear a sv-ti- : r- - ABIGAIL APPLESAUCE SEZs TV need of , I V I' Hum! - BENSON The following program was dered Sunday evening at M. I. A. conjoint services. Talks, Miss Elia Pitcher and Mr. Lielis Hanson of Smithfield, both recently returned missionaries; instrumental duet. Alta and Vincent Rees, of Smith-fiel- a - e BfJrtnktht i t- - - brought you here?" Golly, no, miss. You oUiln here! prisoner: cn't V got DROP A TEAR IN THIS SLOT ev the game ( bridge. IN true, i No game doth more amuse, f And yet the only thing I do , - Is lose and lose and lose! ; y 7 f ' j, 5 will take you anywhere ' you want to go, except heaven, will enable you to obtain any-- " 'king you want on earth, except - Money- - jspplnefs. r u -- a . . ,, r' earlie up. awaked dgktf Humor howling f the ikk ly eol , mo, aoA did take the little tjke !S$ aaon she do he belter, end rrte. And 1 did reflect that a v VmB ehllde do he like a petrol Its aprjgy, mighty fine so long M . Mixture da be all right, but when , ni t doth get too much gas. it do .ha apt N ehoke and sputter. So t sa this and other ing, vlrn-matter- s, to breakfast ivt'ea that power of the dollar And energlxed, Irv! I eying Fisher 'iQg I ren- saaa aronsd th bouse is never so wasatoM tagwem- -' , fa as when she t kite her thumb An M. I. A chorus rendered two selections. The slogan was given oy Airs Hyruin Cardon. Mrs. Cash Smith entertained at a delicious dinner Sunday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Lorln Lamb of Hyde Park, Mr. and Mrs. Jonathcn Smith, Maxine Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Cash ' i Smith. Rirh.ird II or pcs was operated on at the L. D. S children's hospital in Salt Lake City last week. His mother, Mrs, Warner Hoopes, if stpyrng in Salt Lake with him. Mrs B. S. Roundy is suffering fioni an attack of appendicitis ohe is m a very critical condition. 'I he following were visitors at the iiume of Mr. and Mrs. VV. G. Reese Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Reeder and three children of Cornish, Mr and Mrs. Leland Ash croft and i hildren, Mr. and Mrs. VVtl.ls Lamb and children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeder all of Iiyde Park, Mr. and Mrs Arvcl Reese end daughter. Mrs H VV. Ballard Sr., has been sick for the pat week. - Mtrji ntt'B FAtOR BUNT'S IDAHO FALLS. Idaho, May 5 American In dli Legionnaires meeting here recently voted almost unanimously in favor of the cash bonus. IM TM traent! f, A LEASUES HAS. CHIC SALE A ; 0! Nelson motored to Salt Lake City Friday. Allen Jorgensen of Huntsville spent Friday night with friends ana relatives here. Miss Orba Jor. tracking gensen,- who has school here the past "White?; re turned home Saturday with her Paramount Feature WAYWARD 9fDrU With NANCY CARROL And RICHARD ARLEN And a Good Comedy (TapitoT . ! - y-- It's the bright woman who never gives up she makes up her imml that rheumatic pains and agnny isn't Roiug to cause her a nfu, time of misery and unhappiness. Blessed with common sense, this woman didn't waste but little time fooling with makeshift remedtea which bring relief; to be sure- - but still keep you a prisoner in the old arm chair what foolishness. she Clever: this woman was learned that uric acid is a poison In and settles that it joints deep muscles she learned that these viwere the seated deposits cious deep Of her r.h.?rpt ' agony atld cunfound she something TO REMOVE mu J t LIVE BROOK - (TWO FOR ONE) VOITON AND 25 CENTS LMirs 2 ADULTS dashing divorcee! hen bond feU for her! Careless Lady BENNETT Wfteoti Mveue 4i v rhildivii llta AH Tha Ttm fOX PICTUM p UU3 Nt BY StWVICX WC, - Between a Gates and an Arnold for education while his wife, MagI'd vote to hang Gates. gie, held this is no time for a tanner to advocate higher taxes. MAY 41 Bll - NAY 4 Bit iih MON FROM WIFE BRADY, Tex. May 5 (LP) Over WRIGHT CITY, Mo., May 5, (f Pi John F. Case, president of 12,000 turkey eggs, valued at have been shipped from here the Missouri State Board of Agriculture, defeated his wife for this season to hatcheries in other school director here in a cam- parts of the nation, according to Poultry paign in which taxes was the the Brady issue Case advocated high taxes Association. B.K C t t : ! e 15 ' ! THE CAUSE She read about Allenru in the newspaper This nuUk aiting prescription she learned was guaranteed ta start uric acid poison leaving the body in 21 hours her hope increased as she read furthe' Uat Allenru would cause ptun, agony, distress and swelling to leave in ee bouia Keen minded she was she knew that Allenru was the remedy she wanted and she pur hased one 85 rent bottle her story ends here. When poisonous uric acid left her joints and muscles she was happy ly, once active, cheerful again. City Drug Co. dispenses Allenru so do leading druggists everyadv.) where. - e 5 more-live- h SAYUEBDAY ISreo01: 4 for 25c feiis nn, 89c ft 4rG M J0c SI.O IN'S LINIMENT 7k mi OtfV Aditiika S!-- tt 69c LMULfelON S!i2S AhsotJtiRS Jr. BSc 29c ICIe i5?trcle . 3 12 for 59c 12 for 59c 2 for 25c 3?i: 37c U, 6 for 29c ifi Sells si.o scorrs 39c 6!o ASPIRIN TABLETS. 100s... 2 for 25c tooth?asts 3 for 19c 23c 63c Solbns 34c 38c Oil. 69c God Liver SI. C3 Imported Norwegian 49c 75c Analgesique Baume Bengtsi 9 50c Phillips. Milk of hUgnesia 60c Sal Hepatica A $1 Squifebs liPid rsfrolatum..79c 69c SI Lavorls ou!h Wash 48c SI Orlis AnfisepSic 48c $1 Fielders IohSH Wash 60s Extract of Witch Raid. Pint ,29c . 192 in 59C 18C i AXYlVf. Jne BROMO QIUMNE, 25c CARTERS ..... 21C IQ 13C rats 30c rilkNOLAX 27 LOTION 50c CREAM OK ALMONDS LOTION 50c PERFECTION COLD 10 for 25c CREAM 33c KLEENEX CLEANSING TISSCES With ewh purchase of S0c or More, ecept Tobacco pr other 8oap. 50e WALGREEN SHAMPOO. 30c UPTON'S TEA. Mothers Day jS - COFFEE, BRIARGATE Pound 10c -- 18c 3 for 55c 3 for 50c 23c 27c xSharina: Oream 45c 65c Barbasol US 1 C 25c Eagle Brand S3I, ... 3 for --4- 2c I G. 19c Pk 3 for 49c 23d Complete SS2 ''uCBffioSj 1 5c SUIN'OLA HOME SET iLoSj! 7e LIGHT- - HOLSE CLEANSER 5 for 19c LtX 3 for 25c 25c L. & 17c 10c FLAKES.. FLAKES. K:.S..A.P fc?C in. .191 appropriate Gift. LK, 33c art lot. I 35c JCSTR1TE CLEANING FLLTD 39c 69c 98c I7-MI- W1W 17c-Qu- 10c SHINOLA TALU'M 25c At.I.PCRPOSE TALCTM, Large Can... MOTKEX GARMENT BAGS. Dut Proof, Mcth Proof, hide Opening H4NDY TOOL SfT. Complete sei of household tools Ut Lock-TirHandle. e dICra d ' dl Pint i.. MALTED CHOCOLATE 30c HYGE1A NURSER, 25c MAVIS Safe Pack Garment Bags grwe "lice... Sl.9 EATON. CRANE & PIKE BEST QUALITY BOX STATIONERY. A fSr O AI E THOMPSON'S Sunday, Kay 8th 5- Pound 35c OLIVE Shsvln? Oream. n xvii umi vpciici 35s FrcsHHs round. Gren or Black ?5c rFFCHNCT TEANIT BETTER... ESS-- J AY FOtNTAIN BI.END 25c Cutisura Ss2?s 25c Wcodbarys Scp I 89c 34c 'A 37s 37c 23s 50c COTY'S FACE POWDER with Perfume Free 50c HINDS HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM 35c MARY LAKE LAVENDER fcUG WAFERS ' SI Golden SI 25 Pierces Medical Discovery .97c SL25Piorco!s eor Prescription 97c JOAN BOLES u- Js SYRLP OF FIGS I3s JOHN ' I 60c CALIFORNIA Enough To Maks Her Even THE CATCH TO iT. NU-OLIV- 18c , . E SOAP 10c lCc CREME OIL SOAP. 25c DR. WEST TOOTH PASTE Morritdl Just The And - Biwi ,, wTore breakdown, and he probably would never have turned traitor had not he been deprived of his proper .rewards by a crooked, scheming congress and a lot of plotting, cowardly fellow officers. Washington was a good judge of men; he stood adamant behind Arnold against every opposing criticism and force until the very last. - wtV fyi ? 5 -- aoAPAlMOLIVE ' f V, What A Victory For Her and For Allenru 2 for 65e Saturday Neither maid, wile nor widow but o Shansrhii Express With VAGuENE DIETRICH RHEUMATISM '- 'J and son, Owen, of Lewiston were here Saturday. Miss Mas Rawlins returned home with them. Vern Nelson was a Logan visitor, Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen were in creston on business Saturday. George E. Burgi, of the stake presidency, Willard A. Manning, of the Sunday school, Leland M Pickett and Lilly T. Bensen of tbe Mutual stake board, Emma B. Merrill of the primary board were visiting church services Sunday, in the interest of the Aaron-i- c Priesthood correlation work Clifford Beckstead of Preston, Idaho is employed at the home ol Christian J. Larsen. Irrial Patterson of Salt Lake City, was visiting with his sister Mrs. Roah P. Larsen, Sunday. Ralph Gayman of Preston, was In this community on business Tuesday. Friday With GRANULATED SOAP Interesting! COMING SIND AY FOR 3 DAYS! Once Crippled Now A Lively, Spirited Woman Happy, Cheeiful and Gay brother Allen. Mrs. ' J. ...Rawlins ALL-STA- R and SATlROAY! OUT WRITE KISS Vera CAST! A'so Good Comedies FRIDAY BOX, MUM? EMBAY WITNESS and BUT COa IGLENDALE Hlth WALTER HUSTON ' FER MOVE Tv-- PER EAST, Th BlCr SuRPRiSe,1 T TOOK" SO MUCH THAT T V.EFT TOO MUCH ROOM KlOAJ t rAt,- Vakreen THE STAIi nW SAMIM RA88tT 1 Unit of BEN HUR I.ALT TIME TODAY! WAS T. MiM ANl , Last Time Today sir ng for the te has already yer frei kies. PuV.Uk!' TA' MAT AKl' A Although WWA ? SO FOKV -- MO , MOT t' STUFF OUTA HtATr A HOLE. 1M note formalwedress like to dress. J. , A KAAGVUASI, FATAL F LAKE, May 5, Injun ib which the aecetved when a car struck by Monday proved fatal Wednesday to Klatue Jenkins, 6. SALT . 1 Motoring Hint: To protect your head from bumping against the top of your sedan when drivingover a rough detour, wear a foot- INJIHIE8 By Williams OUT OUR WAYi V for Lbg Hu ants:;. It is true that, ts Americans, we have a tendency to , g ow a bit too cut Jut: iestic about things and carry them , far. We have learned to start, ut rot to stop. But present conditions are teaching us how to put on the brakes on many things, and that is a good thing. W' are putting on the brakes on turecueracy, and or. waste, and on extravagance ef a!! kinds. There is no reason why, in our present mood, we cannot do what is necessaiy to maintain a workable supply of currency, and still stop a long way this side of the danger mark. In preparaHowdy, folks! tion for the summer touring season, officials are buoy put-- I ting up detour signs. I $ 1'roclalm Liberty throughout the land (H ICK TltK, TKU H Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stotkholdirs or officials has any connection whatever, directly or indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the publication of r,vwinwis d. voted solely to disinterested public service. OurV rV 3 19 3! 5, too-ster- alley, by mail 500 the year. Gilman, Micoll & Ruthmnn, Special Ki'presentalive.sSan Franciaco. 525 Market St.; Chicago, $00 N. Michigan Avc.; New York, 19 W. tilth St; Bouton, 18 Treinont St.; Detroit, 601 New Center Bldg. .1 MAY THURSDAY, LOGAN. UTAFI. For mere than 30 years one of the things that I have held against i h.a execution of Washington hangMajor Andie, eecittl!y thecircumof ing of the poor victim stances. It always seemed to me taut Andre was the victim of a policy and that Washington took out on poor hot and v justified ry Andre the Arnold. rage he held for Milinedict Arnold, P( Heading tary Kai Kcteer," by Edward Dean one gets Sullivan, just pubh-he- d, anotucr piitme ot Washington Setae a and be emerges fiom c one. just t.a.ii ami aA sympath-tiaslnngton, but a It was not military b .ard, that condemned It was at a critical hour Andre. in the revo'utum. the treason of Arnold mine near losing the entire situation for the colonies, and then, too, the Butch had cxocu'vd Nathan Hale as a spy, even though he had not ventured no deeply on the career of a spy as Andre. The more I dig mto the contcm-porai- y history of W aslnngton the more I admire the fellow. He is stuffed shirt not the impossible, corns' sillin-s- s that the 1 aison taught us to believe in my dumb any maid, but be was it much more kindly and human fellow than some of us were inc lined to suspect a few years b.u k when we were following Uie Rupert Hughes jchool of in itoi ic..l writing, or romance, as you choose. de- -, Although Benedict Arnold served haucing, yet, in the laigcr view. General Gates deserved it more. For, wmie Aruolu meicly plotted to turn over West Point, Gates plotted, for personal profit, to supplant Washington. 8S com and he left nothing undone to defeat the colonist cause to that end, evea though he was a commander on active duty in the field. Whatever might be said about Arnold, he was a brillian leader. He was one ot the most Valuable military generals until his fined 3ft 5 Wentfclntrr street, grin, metre i at the po..tiffick Logan, Utah, under the art ,Ted as seconded 187. 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