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Show THE HERALD JOURNAL, PAGE EIGHT. HERBS WORK As Workers ABOUT Struck in L O G A, V T WE P A TT. Iri.m page in; i State Auditor To tir Irimi Handle Relief Fund I the entered II mw breaker1 home of Clayton Smith 483 North Third East about 8 30 p nu Tues- dav according to reports at the Nothing was police department lepeired taken Scenes like this spurred operators, mine workers' ieitlors and NRA officials feve ribhly to seek accord In the nations coul Industry. Here you see part of a throng of 6 000 Pncedulc Pa . miners voting to stay beveutexn men were wounded in clashes between away from tko mines until the signing of a code strikers and deputy sheriffs in the Pennsylvania mlno region. When Whites Found Hawaii 3 U( fS TO SERVE HUH EVUtY o Maynard Larson left Tui sdny for Mmsoula, Mo il tun, where he will be employe d for the i oming season by the Aamlgnmaliel su gBr company Mis Alhe Done an i son, No than Kay, left Tuesday morning 'for Doer Lodge, Montana While there they will bu the guests ot her d (tighter, Miss Carina L ( unpin II punch nl "XveywiG-Vt- MIN I1 U 1! e m-1- 1 mis-en- i S pi iimiii &5 4 maw You Can Always Rely On LEVEHS For Style and Quality At Low Prices smeij be 6 e n yen-slic- Nil-so- n (Sajplftoi WCK TIRNED l A duck at Cf Id CHICAGO placer Spring on Hudson turned as a lOsidl and miner recently V of Skiff Hill the Frederick J the Field museum here is rn Inn by one placer gold exhibit Saturday Friday See Pajjys MEAT Hoist radish cream, tom do bnrxeridixh id sup, hind him ljid gill, chili s tm e Swaving Broiled steak Mushroom s me tout in hul ffiiix is modest as they arc butler, fried onions BY Nil O PROS t nk ful th it Mother Hubbard lcjnon Hoist pork Apple same, epmiic UOMlLlH P. T H. held 25 1 v liu h w is one of the least san c, apricot sauce 1 be Bo ton P eitv md V till ms mirks left by the Roast lamb Mint suite lemon hldl win nivvs it his when hoi m the S mth Sous irie , ) ( si me lung veivid llutr 1, am uiu x Poeik ballots ri id same euirant jedly same fot spell Bulled ham Apple sauce, raisin tor fresh witer, lame up m the he u rig n mu to the as sli of Haw 111 A iglo Saxon tongue asuige e vol aim lucky toast suite eider sauce, grapejui e cl of tin I he spell is as cm h lilting mil mum it and otheis (line Roest goose Stewed goose ber- -' Kaidivieh Islands The total pooulation of lliwu ftrmip Hi teiund a ample people sub under the I'H'i census w is 8 3 J b ries apple sauce clue Roast same, xu ting for t In most p irt on lixh Of this lntil by far the largest I and pen the tiler ti the r ml group was Japanese with grape catsup, chestnut siuee sauce Roast Is Celery to the rues turkey mn whit bread some J7 9 per cent The ("ilipino i sauce, oysder stute xouthei n Europe the ranberrymutton per lent represented 17 Boded Parsley same The trend of Iolvncsi m hi, to , il nv man 6 1 per cent Ciucasm wiln II ev .11 ill 4 2 pci cent, caper sauce in ti twin is It toiivtigcel Asiatic mint sauce Currant jelly Roast mutton iviliation dates fiom that time Hiwuian 3 4 per nnt and Other stewed Aftci the upturn and his hearty Cm asia gooseberries mint sauce the H tote, or whites sauce, chili Liver - Tomato me had thoroughly dixibusid the 12 3 pe r cent sauce natives of the idea that w hito men Th has functioned government t ream, Horseradish Heart were goels ante over i change 1 meeting the horseradish sauce the ri iLive population which still readily situation Uneler the difish Maitre boiled or Baked pi sists rection of Governor Lawrence d hotel sauce, white sauce sauce I . S. Posse salon Juckl federal aid funds have been He has not Bime looked up to and matched by the Ter- vinaigrette the white man but has long since (secured the ritory legislature passe d a looked down the barrel of his one half of one to the 'good per cent income movement bhek guns the la ,t time to sec the tax u Hawaii found a peculiar for eaith relief lemplovment a Hi lgdom made republic and sub thiough public works as the outgrowth of m- problem of the a possession sequent! Another agency, tense interest in education which United States -- a territory with the Hawaiiangovernmental Homes Commission produced white collar workers but privilege 01 ho lie rt.le which the has under way a project for a left the fields depleted of help Roosevelt administration has eyed vboughUully Racial waves from the western rea hes of the Pacific and from fhe sboies oi the Mediterranea wer. ind South Atlantic islands ! swept in to n lgle with Polynesian blood They strengthened LAST TIME TODAY! then weakened the tastes rijlur for s mple life Chinese, Polynesian. Japanese Caucasian biltpino Poituguese, and other strai is were mieii to the racial cauldron Kipling the contrary From this mixture h is emeiged the legisaltive ruling boelies of the Territory Judged GIRLS ORGANIZE from standards of Mainland pjh local tical bodies the legislature hts functioned successfully . . o only Bing SCOUT Down in Aala Park, which is Crotby, treubodoov to what Honclnlu Trafalgar -- of romontic youth, iFqtiaie is to Loudon or Times Th" Gir' Scouts of Troop I met Sjuire to New York, a eon moke it felt in September IX with their cr it named Yamamoto, or Real Mis F B Wane The oha or were they Republicans' on 9 Throbbing Gnl Scouts of the troop who at- - mounts a pi ittorm bowered in with tho boot of tended were Marjone MoCovvm flower lets - election time coms to Arthcl South Mnrgvret Ann Ryan Hiwau the only barometer in young hoorttl M irgaret Cl ur Imnh Simpson seasons Rasmusanass Ike Dnetbv Jane Player sen he mav or may not, have Marian Martha Peterson a vote getter West Gwcnhn Smith June Nor p'aveei a ukchle more pi rsuasive than a cigar in fleet rutiol Leaders were appointed Icnnsylvana If he didnt play he ind plans were undo for ifu, c mi bad a ukelcle player or two be nind him and into the warm night mg vear x to join the troop , me chants m Hawaiian, 'ellin1 I un she old s.e I K B the prusex or the candidate tm Mis Winn r Pitrnl le i li i s, M ujont the House of Representatives ns Lee the natives onto s . 'g sagas of MiCowm an J me l)in Undid Press Half I5y Thursday Moxe-Mrs That hi r, Jr, ind ha bv of Salt Lake G.ty are visdingi with Mr and Mrs in I,o(nn lo'ts Thitchcr Dr Thatcher is now pr irt it mg in Salt Lake and his of fie s nt the Boston building Boston Tea Party News Flier at Fair I I e SALE STOCK-U- P j with Be ri lee Gibbonx. charged receiving stolen property, will have a hearing m city court Thursday at 10 a m Gibbons was arraigned before Citv Judge Jcxxo P Rich! Tueseliy afternoon Rr. ist beef Juxt-A-Me- ThBRATIV SEASON ( Pa. il i HARKIbBt'KG, seeking terrapin for (lien tables h4ve bten notified by thr f the Fish ard G tme department pen season on red leg conmu 1 mg November 2 and coiUmu mi lint I March 14 The terrapin cun xidercd a choice table dcln te y m is found in several streams Central Pennsylvania, usually lymw of stri ing in the mud bottoms and ponds Marri ige licenses have been is sued through the office of County Clerk C V Mohr to Lothuu Bair and Rich St Clailes, Idaho Fi anions, Wanda Hyde Park Ctih Douglas Andcison Corbridge and Virginia Chatterton Franklin, Idaho William Earl Chr.stians nl and Onssa M Hansen Blackfoot, Idaho Fi-h- Mrs C K Cox and dtuighU r of Los Augi lea arc spoiling a month with her patents, Mr and Mrs Action Jensen Mr ceirin Low ami Dr Frank Low of Logar relumed home oi Monday after spending the week with relatives at Alton, Wyoming Mr. and Mrs Robert E Griffith were week end guests of Mr and Mrs C Angus Wright at Ogdon Mrs Daphna Read and so l, Calvin, returned to their home at Los Angeles, Saturday, after spending a month with her sister, Mrs .1 W Hurren and other relatives S...3 Bertley Richardson is the guest of her sister, Mrs Joseph Vuinney, Jr, at oLs Angeles, fo & month Action Jensen, Jr, left for Los Angeles Saturday, where he will spend the winter Mr and Mrs H W Fern and son, Harry, left Sunday to make their home In Salt Lake Glen Balls of Dayton is the guest of his grandparents Mr and Mrs William H Cantwell Mrs Seth Chambers entertained recently at a party in honor of Glen Balls of Dayton Luncheon was served to ten guests The afternoon was spent in playing games Mr and Mrs Paul Douris and son, Boyd, of Salt Lake, Mr and Mrs Clyde Worley of Logan, and Mrs. L. Peterson of Boise tdaao were guests of Mr and Mrs Rob ert Griffiths Sunday afternoon Mrs Lowell Smltn was hoc the members of the De Lure bridge club at her Home Thursuuj afternoon Bridge was the feature of the afternoon Mrs Cecil Dcppe and Mrs Seth Chambers wuni. g the favors Dinher wav served tu Madames Rowell Van Nov, Mailm Cragun, Cecil Dcppe Seth C.ia James Cantwell, Ken ie.h Pitcher, Reginald Barnes, Henry Spackman. Weslle Rounriy Vernal Monk, Margaret Bingham andM.s Forrester Claypool Members of the bridge ilub were entert lined a' me nomc of Mrs imwcll Hill, in Friday afternoon The entertain ing rooms were prettily de irah with autumn flowers Lumhmi was served to 12 gues's The xe cial guests weie Mr, Lorn Reese and Mrs F. enk I uelh r n Amalga High favor was aw rd Mrs Louis Reese ami low f u n 151-- -t Hi-h- est Craft ken-Gib- let llu I 1 11 ILrul 1 I 1 'Idiloit-f- l ... Waldorf 1 ( 1 ustom Made .. . uncm-plovme- 11 j j 1 GRAND THEATRE 111 ... At $1 I 85 fhe ultimate in VALUE! Unusual m pattern and novelty fabrics. Beau- tifully hand tailored, faultlessly styled! See this gieat selection THE RHYTHM OF to Jay LOVE PATROL 1 1 Gi-l- 11 i ie-u- l , , , Out I up LI L! Hunk ol I he 1! finest nch lexlurcd all wool fab-ru- s l wo-hin- th ! t M7.'0 ... Newest hades of ow ns, bur yandy-s- , oxford Riays, and new shades of dues! The expensive band tailored look is th" of their hand lai!or- - Demo-Monda- ... V hieft nrs jjiand example Levens xalii" i if CapitolIO,NTheatre Scptnnlirr MEW FAIX 20 UK! AFTaS K. A. K. VAUOFVILLFa 5 5 "II H BING I tllliv's ,lf INlI'i 1 ( lmm i(,i it " GEORGE KFFNF. TWINS AM) VIC I a.Marr I) a, ( j I ' 'j !?(! ;i O J I 1.,' rs Vaudeville Shows at 4:30, 7:15, 9:30 A'jni,s,:n M.ifinee Niht u U I I .50 Vdiit, U 0 c, ( Ychils 40t, ( hiKlivn Tic hihlien Co-e- ds Th.w'0;. ond" A l.c and tho Ox Road eoisd'V' ON III. S( Uhl.N .i" ol the Yotrs Uul- s( i'.vh.t ItMlutes T !'. 1. Jp ALLEN JACK OAKIE D4fNt i 1 I s & RICHARD ARLEN MARY CARLISLE G'jiltlnt .Notes 1 Ali GRACIE lK lOriist and til MATS with CROSBY BURNS and iJc, Hilton, I evy is Piefu A lODlSON AND FOUISF with Alice Brady SO, base-111- le, - T. ub-li- Food;, Ill group Smithfiild Inc? Rohkclley, fust, East Layton Iremonton Rctft Sill, sciond Salt Lake Ruby Harris third L fouith Smith, Evelyn Mrs Foods IV Day d Sharp, first, Lewiston, Mrs Eva Monrot second Tootle, Marcella .ueder, thud Syiacuse, Jetta Walker fouith, Moigan fifth Dotty Thursday Fred Crops Judgin' individual Allen, Tremonton, first Hirtison Miller Tremonton Paul second Slumm, Tremonton thiid Huold Glenwood fouith Soiensm, Livestock -- Boxclder first with total of 1495 points out of IHOu, team consisted of Hnrnson Miller Roy Stcnomst and Paul Orval Roy la nee Billie Pcirv Bernard Jones individual scor in Paul Slumm Poxeleler 58 1 points out of a possible 600 Dairy Bernard Tones Weber countv Summit sheep, Millard Anar-w- s county, beef, Reno Gibbons Sum-ru- t county, swine Earl Francis, Morgan Iron Crops, Jay Haltermin, Arnold Solt, Salt LHke, county Howard Nelson Iron county forestry, Cvnl Fullmer and Irwin lav, Piuto countv, first Marrinir Chapman and Tom Hall Juab county, second, Marlow Fife and Wavno Caiter, Box Elder county third Poultry, William Fait I.nk", first Stanley Wh'taker Salt Lake, second Showmanship and fitting - Baity Carl Peterson, Utah county, first, Paul Slumm, Boxclder county, Wcb r second, Orval Koylante county, third, shoop Millard Anderson Summit county, first, Parley Wild, Summit county, second beef Boyd Iverson, Boxclder coun, ty, first t 0- - E P T E M f. E h filth Smithfield G ll fifth Foods II group Mm gun I'lii m l ituocr lirxt, We,. Dounlilul Bear River Ruth Argyll, 4wcomJ Mrs. Vioht Jensen third Paik ( ity, Mrs (Irments P Hansen, fouith, Iariidibc, Louise Miles, I Y, I ono) Jim Huber group-Loaivil- Z D About Town Announce Winners Continued E iof.il is forwarded f the office of Mr Mohr once i I iv two weeks f inT h report must !? approve,d ' I y I he stall i ommiLi after tv bi h l IJi di f funds All uhlii re d i si id to Iht state auditors of A buby rjH w is bora rrly mid n ike vveik pv-ro- fee leor. whieh tinal cash p ly-- 1 I i i cvcnng to Mr ami Mrs re't , relief he b the will h milled j ilium, it tut v ill he made Kdvviri ( irlislt of Lotfin M s sli'c in htrir s offi c t fti U te.be r ( irliMt btfore lit r marriAye, w 1 ne v mxtrm 1! turns to T mee.rdin T IT Ol BLAE of M 4 Dclom Valentine Bn,-PI BEING TON Vt il Pi Oecu tm City Both are form r stu- rereived bv teiinty ('ilk C V of a Burlington business dents of the Ut ih State Artruil Mohr Tuisdiy puds G L Hteir tural col)ta Mrs Carlisle and the seerepiry of the block have beer to thank tor pre-- 1 e c c on oieuriitti till in side ndviseiy vcntion of a possible eonflagra new arrival are at the 1 v efare and stirtcd in the Budge Mtmorial hospital tmrtmy relief tionnt ofA fire in cxpl lining the new xy.tem said the building The flames DANCF TERRACE GARDEN'S th it the secret ery of the loeil milted cnp.u toils thiough which TEN ron mitt e would i sue orders as .beer was pumped to a first floor WEDNESDAY SEPT 20 Me re hints however flood adv S20 in the frnre tin ant The resultant PIt.CE ORCHESTRA must fdl in an I'cmired stiUmcnt of fo lining brow extinguished the A group of 17 men from Cacnc whieh, together w th i lecapitula fire countv were dispatched today for to Dave Wyoming, according Thomas director of the Cache (ounty tederal employment office Thu men, all carpenters, will be employed on federal projects in They were hired Wyoming through th '"cal agency Mine Region War-tor- n N LSOJO tOMING M i: I) i i:sANim R a mount neaa s TOMORROW THE DIG BRAIN UHIL3.il HOI MFS. UA AARAY AND GLtiRGE E. STONE WITH $ (he in w shades anti styles lor c ir . . . in Fine Uu1 I ell. po JO 1 ad 2U $ 50 |