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Show '"UtiTiiilimrffril U TA LUG A N, U It N A L, THE II E It A L D - J O FACE TWO. OCTOBER MONDAY, II, 1 y WOTTA WOMAN! WOTTA WOMAN! The HERALD-JOURNA- L luhlir vverywi.Co., Valley ' riiixifi'Sty Me Cache at 77 West Center street. ' i , the :,H I ' . tAtVlhni ' IcmhC . Wrgtl),r Dml.d press, Features and The Sercpps 'rt' Servic e. Western NKA L dt'ie of N'cwspaicers C Utulc, that she wuntfil none. Sc; site, Lket up , f ix. cl rules and standards of liwit wore estal. new Addressed the UaihtT In edu uuuti Loading thoughts in"u Itah educators and humid ftfco spftk lojat s in unuh thoy arr (specmlly intt rstr(! Th uf the Hdilrf-ih- trnthui tlmt . vntnr diahW. I'ELt i tilt luc the will Ioiik--- t to wv win in Itu nn if 't Or. IVmi Urifiihull nf Oudi'ii. U will ls thp most ainmig licrd it D !n her own bonier;-- , ( lofin prorit'ded to Die rest .s'umbirr--whil- e: ItiTui tons f hetiotl ft Ju.yf la fore ( luna I hi of t'.,e w in morec! rt. J' will be a lonp- time lhy 'githir ill4 v for Iter tooli but a during friO(N at tin j penult p.i.siup )lib or Mhmds lhir or rpKrip Americans, ;i JCe.'bt no" "ieut ltiatiy .siiot and uft-- r tin daily grind. us motius.- - to erve, are urging that have FfrarlKly and unhHitnMiigiy. i'lt'j say ; E( t us bar osk Dr lirhnh.iH rohukod the hirehr-'to toii'iw Chinas toitrse. These people iab. corporate wealth in Utah wh by buibl.inif tanlf of all R'leieii luerel anili .e and yaw rjiatci the are WonUantly end an this puts so Iciyh they cannot j?el nvr. If teaehfr anti putting him la tlie not light before ihe farmer and f o.ir fi.ruj.Mi sellinjr, these men, declare, let us worry our- - ttherongurnalier taxpuyrra at ..!, at f intent ourselves witl trrplinjr among r.redhry iiarjdPH on wages m an the c f ort to . S' kep the tea hrron onuhiru v, ,th our high sa me sHirv'drori Ti.e Lipli tariff la. osiers tell us that m the tand un.skdied wage ea. tennot tomjiete with workers in the Hat staiuLcid of living out In,, kwanl" nations, and heme we ju.-- shut their gotals Dr liranhill 'paU Dtihap betaUMi lie ir not now .n tu of cm markets, even at the net .of having the "backward behind work Other . in ally engaged liatinhv stop buying our goods. d fonn hr might be fiun,-,.! Our (duel nation kwanl' story. r rally lats .iet about thio "ba (omjstilm in the Laeifie today in Japan. Is isJapan Wc- ore wonUcMn ir tlx- lx;: the most Not by several huge jugfuls. Japan t i.uik con-Hi- ii hoys will not world in the Japan nation today. rapidly expanding Wuhlciui-- t of the industrial her and doubles rs a land four times her sie schools, retuinfi j, re, idem of of the 1txh Kdu, .d ion.il output at the same time. Japan raises bvr standard for inviting lir iirirn-hal- i not like these We nation. other may titan faster any living to addre-- s tic convention ke.l vs ! -- c v,,-.H- s K'p-mll- 1 I v - t d liiick-v.atd- t ?" re-li- - Sciiimoi-tenden- farts, but that doesnt change them. Americas nope lies along Hit toad of trade expansion. Actually, the American wage, when judged by Die capacity of the wage- - earner to produce goods, is tin- lowest in the .chlcin-- t know Ilid I 'c esident what Dr Hnmhall .ntended to say foolish if in his ncldress You're toil think he didnt And we admire; President Wahlum-- t all the more ahead oi any other nation for his courage world. America is a That's the kind of courage America MUST have world in mechanical development'. that must permeate the entire these never and America can get is mallets if she to survive, before it teaehers profession will ever lie allowed to take world maikets so long as slut hides behind tarilf walls. plaee it should aiming If we build a Chinese wall around our country we will the profesions. May that day he some day see a more vigorous nation tear it down and surely hastened! 0cfie y , g teuc-hcr- s - llrio-lcal- v l aloisc-Ihem- Bright Moments SCIENCE NEWS t . g'n-kaa.- .r i , n if A pre.-xCi- verte-ihntc-- never-to-thin- A A Ax Ax Ax Ax A A Ax Ax Ax Ax A As Ax Ax Ax Ax Ax Ax Ax Ax xlx Ax Ax xx Ax Ax Ax Ax Ax Ax Ax Ax 4,4. Ol KsE GOLF -I Gcc- - Gee (to girl triend): I (.ladyx, that wax a wonder on fill shot of yours at the lltli. A know that time when you hit it! HIE AT I, it s, 4 News item states, "Wool piodm- ers arc seeking new uses fm lien pjTidm t Why not m O us ,i little Mills more of it O noMMi mi nws in a i: lhs asks: i llonmr doth -- I 'niiil f Duddie did ou ever p1a Did football" And I do ou ever hear of ltrW, ( the t.tmmis ale plartrba k. wh In in: rnp yards through the cut .re Princeton team for a toueh down, and iator in the game bootod th pigskin it.t yards and um a glorans vietorir for Old f!1i? I hat mao, inv l,ul, was xour nd I ittle limner doth --5 father!" but mon seem miijHilv ddh dash out ot the room yillmg, I ! ! 0 M Nor J do I Mime tile young jackanapes, time 4 for, in all truth, the onl I was m a gridiron was wboii 4 v I m tho third grade and was pormittod t blow up the football n f r tho oiolruff griuunar st bool 4 I am .1 1 1 - npl: j. iircs x, ltOt.OKr v"m jiNl telephone Y) and give your name and address and a eircuiati-re '.talk will come and gel your subscription, or come to our office of Logan, fill in tho coupon printed wh.on you arv i'o vii Do', ii. If you live out-sid- e In low ai.d iii-iv. iih your eb.eek or money order to the Herald-Journa- l. llior i",! !i it I m 4 1 iti ; a HEBES WHAT YOU GET! i'rr LIBERTY 4 (Weekly) 52 Weeks SUNSET MAGAZINE i 4 4 j ! 12 Months Herald Journal (Daily) 12 Months j 4 Ii4 Km pnn-npl- bar isnt the mo-- : form of sport, especially is this true with crashing freight trains overhead His performance on skiis could have had hazardous been decidedly they taken place in the summer time and carried this, young h of danger, through a Cache Valley bee farm. conservative T d imr of iv v Order Now! This offer may be withdrawn this week! ent ttr ig i an emh-en- u nls sel t tt d ot peat e t d t b i4 t tile fundamental am s spoke aggressiven and buternes The t'out gfnd of a gall hl'tdbr m th p f un.lv j th i i. pi' a gall sin e t he the atk hv nth ix out of grn f In Msmlet Sh d r. tlmse wtrd H . L::rmrk 1 an p- t t i. ltcfvc all drnrss iiiil.tlion otj ; VP1 W I NT Kit YOLK KADI NO It ) JI SITi'LY ;s TO AYAH. l NAL uioht M The Herald-Jou- .Bndo.'cd tieieuith ix .$3.10 for a years nta'l subscription or SI. Ill fm a years canier Md.scr iption to the .and also the folloivinsr tuo ntaeazincs; IU'i'ald-Journa- YOKlt-sklko- k SDNSET 'Uatrazine I.IBI RT iii.itALD-.iorR- - MiAlNK OKKKRS! nnt, r Dtah. , Weekly - - 12 - - - .12 Months Weeks Si a nod Address i- , t y.W ' impa l!L AI'LST WAY TO OUT nmlnl h applstnu Meit fiolaliiir anil h, i ( rm; ;(, i THL 4 IRRITATION i hrt ami Im ic gall While the dove inv cmhiem of rmek-' and while thv d r. o her b rds. the Ndiong the.r oa ri k J' HASAL t i 4 4 4 i ei- 'icmg as a horizontal HEAT MA&AZmm 2 ' TIutc well Offers New or Old Subscribers These vvotkid Do You Know? A-" . c cl at the teipr.red depth hy si'el cables Po carry this equipment, n pun lumi ship 71b feet in length an i Keeping Up to Date fH in width, with a derrick LU feel above rink, utl! M ti vm u have 1m en known 'lowenng he built The conI of erection will i u r ii h i trg't and tti'u It he Sk'MHMMt gold to the bottom of the mi ti., Pmitr mt effeits lighting oid tMUMire hunters are alwuvs Iwti'nh kh candl produce to fit horn h method that power, will give all the ltgh Vi.d ebmiuiL the for pressure this necessary great operation the wet r al over L'i ftet oo feet in length an he A ship bells have been handled hv this monstrous grap P.yng v. 'h a certain measure of sui - pltng hook, or senes of grappling e ,, but the io inventions havi hooks 1'fe'id mure or less cumbersome too. have been diving suits of v u out kinds The chief objection to thi.se has been that the person ..ide cannot withstand the enor-v- . Curious Thinps iron pressure. Jt remained for Claude Dvlr on One nf the worker, to produce customs handed wh'-tbe claimi will be a gnu down to modern Ume ls that of ;t in treasure hunting using th- dove is emblem ot luuipment. It i4' . g- mi s( a rakt, p e ttn1 o.i In ulikn div-working wtiicwh most phvMoiins of i grippbng h llu..e neiivd the the c a t.d there fin, will h. w hu n is m all vc rat, a.re to be large w 4". l be ennugn of hitterneas to cm irOe a ship, and the hooKy ha-and grif temper Hie dove and all members of ,l, f.toidv Jat k a gill hl.i'JJer, aad fu thi reason the physical i 1 hi' his -- 111 v.t!l of j Military expert predicts the next 4 w;tr will be fought with gas. his- jt. country is prepared. At a momobdi.e wo can mt nt's notice, aj thousand radio announcers mi bund to ro,a mention Not salesmen -- t (IlT.ll L i Hs transportation. His disgust , for hike warm cheer masters tipened upon one is when it said that he occasion doffed the garb of dignity of a student body president and became a self appointed cheer master improving the morale of his student body and cheering athletic teams from morbid defeat to glorious victory. ful After all, trying one's gymnasti crow ess using a railroad tr ostle our - III Ax Ax AL AU Ax Ax Ax A A A Ax evolved a bridge sstoni bidding that tells youf partneT y business address, your telephone Humber, the sie of your collar couand your sin's wife's name. 111 I '.': outstanding contract bridge c erts. It was Mr. w ho ( ultb fisli inler-cf-tcc- I xstr This is Milhill in a n, who sk rocUtd out of obscurity and became one of the nations ing. la cause of this principle they have asked that restrictions lie placed upon the amounts, imported -- and that plea Ill Brmihall, who 1, now l lias been denied them. commercial aviation in In tact, Secretary of AgiindLure Wallace and the admin- Ogden. one of the- leading psychologists of the nut, bn. He n. n sou istration are declaring that acreage in the Dnited States of tile late President Cringe H now planted and pmdming sugar cane and sugar beets lie F.i cmhall of the diversity reduced thus allowing a larger imperial ion of sugar from in Provo At one- Young time he was niemher of the faculty of Cuba and other foreign countries. that unci later was school cumin led We wonder, however, how .Mr. Waliaie and the adminiswith II psychology publishing tration van claim or he regarded as being at all consistent, cm the c ist wlieii we learn that these same admini-.- rator- - of our governHe is libel id m lus viewpoints ment have decided to plait" an embargo on honor shmmelits end never hesitated to 1"! the from foreign count lies when the Eighteenth amendnvmt is world know where he stands Whi'i i eieuled, lor the sole pnrpo-of "prolm inp an American a tudent in the east he was kta n!v Interested in the Idle! movement indu .try. and wa , prominc-ntlcoimec'id In 'din r words, it m t'lni. that our gnvn nment plans to with several events" m the mi,i,st "under-doprotect the litium mamif.M tuivr and the injuor dealer liv of the iesti ii ting importation Irotu inmpeting snnries outside the Are I tail's going to take boundaries of the Dnited Stales while impm tat ions are advantage of the- advise nail nutted and unbelted i of at tie, RKen thcbi h pci llr hide., sugar, oultrv l or are they going to f product-,- , d.iir-prod ml-- , wln.ii and about erv hin else h.iek in the otcl I, let and tliargy that is prodm-ethe rueru an t.u nn r. ' to eontinoe lug ir embargoes pumUaU on lu,,,,,,- wj,v js jt no, pO'Sible on farm piodmts? Sunk oui American farmers an nn the sain, and l.rcwe.s and distillers ,y n Siottsl.lotl lailv Star lei. (1.1 - o of n the Another similai ity chaiactcr of Kerce Heearty ami the portrayer, Carlos HaKe, is that neither is always too mind- M ( ( ESS STORY O- - s Incsmc-ss- It is said that to hr oik ill o" the stage" is till" mu t dirfi ul Gie.it a, toi , task of the ac toi day a role entiuly oppo ito to their own characteristics wdii ease but to portray a ch.:i. into which their own f it s pcilely requires unusual Im genius this reason Carlos Hulso hac th most difficult bit of acting to no y. A man never knows how much he likes brunettes until after he has married a blonde. . t He chastised the economy howlers hy declaring that in order to keep them going 'he public pays enormous taxes for which they get not even a receipt let alone any value whatsoever. Mare specifically he said: "One of the nosiest eritic-of school costs in our own coni-- Is rean executive who well. inanity ceived a salary and hnmm durThe agriculturists of I lie west and middle west, who have the ing depression years rcpinl been producing the raw materials fiom which sugar is made, to that paid to tour full prohave been fighting fur a principle. They Irlieve that as fessors of our slate uniwrxitv. I have been told plus S2,(sa. long as the products produced on American farms are less Hint an official of a propathe consumed than amount at home, that there should he ganda organization has reno rest i id ion as to acreage or amount grown. They believe ceived as much ns S.M.mi'l per that the raw material from which sugar is processed grown year for his services." That sounds like it could lie the in continental I'uited States does not make t lie overproducSlate Taxpayers association and tion from whidi the Dmled States sugar markets are suffer- the Utah Manufacturers ha-- - developed an amazing lie knows the highways and byways as one who is left entirely to chart his own course Mr. is apt to learn Of Course. Hulse knows the cheapest moth-odhas Joe Bungstarter says - it. 011-- of Anti-freez- offic-tal- interested but not always sympathetic audience. Once upon a time, somewhere, someone is credited with making the statement that consistency, thou art a jewel. We lake it to mean that consistency is something of value, something to he admired, and something that means a right course should he pursued in one direction, without any too much wobbling. We think this applies not alone to individuals but In governments and govenmruit officials as - i lluwdy, folks! I.ugun janitors have nmile full preparations for a severe winter. e solution has lieen placed ill all the radiators. CONSISTENCY! WIIKRi: ART THOIJ? The Far Off Lash comedy win ti opeos tile Little The.aue v oun on November 3 and 4 I, i.i- H, g uty. in the play, young man ot quick an unerring it. , sioiis. a man of consid-ii'itd- c forceful cspe.iic.ue and These qualities are pc. s. n. lily ell pus-ccd by Mr Hulse, who will tic seen in that role. Duing the v.anter months Mr to Hulse has gone to school ledtn fundamentals but during the summer he has become a knight of the road, proving and disproving fundamentals until hi ltd!- DIFFICULT ROLE Humor dump us out of our slumbers, After showing what education! and the sc hools have done for the OH, utilities and the business world, Dr v U lirimhall his expressed disgust p with the manner in which the of the teaching profession want to admit this fact to start with, that it is much enemies had handled their business affairs WE easier do who to are to criticize those things, Calling Httenhon to the fart that trying of the most energetic abusers than it is to get into the game yourself and hit the hall- - Ane . was a hank of the when hits ary most needed and yet it seems that at times Dr. Hnmhall sent forth the chalcriticism is justified and right. lenge that if tho teac hers conducted affairs of the state as Again, we will admit that the science of government is the school and haphazardly as some loosely one least the difficult most undertaking, probably the f these "big business men the understood, and, the one that produces the most hops and accusers of the teachers would have catcalls for the man who occupies a place of public trust, turned heaven ami earth upside and thereby has his actions daily broadcast before an down to let the public know about LOCAL ACTOR HAS Our incast romantic i.itlii.i V - half-centur- rreondit - -- lie ho DITCHER ( s .tor edtn on recognized NiUhrmifly WKMUST IIAVIv WOULD THAWS not i, Ml foreign ft ftlES W.dchiLi (1hdcd sitVc her There touM no weapons. Litvinov was told they would bring onlv food. "Veil, be exclaimed, bin XVTASHINGTON Although it re-- ' ees a veppon. senddes a small skiff trying to This conlerenoe will lie jrj earry the cargo tonnape of a huge tinder more pleasant auspice-- . freighter, the National Labor Board steadily as an pio. UFHE chief trouble about pi,jt. for the unionization of labor anteeing farmers their m-- t 0; Its smalt staff operates in a madis the difficulty of house reminiscent of NRA itself in production earlier days Senator Robert Wag- certaining costs, which is iun)y due to the gieat variainluy on ner. tire chaii man. is fagged badly. farma. different of the epidemic To deal with The Department of Agriculture st likes, a score or n ore regional have figured that the hoards are being appointed rapidly experts network of media- average cost of -t producing j a national bushel of wheat la- year w.is tory machinery to have primary cents, a bushel of corn about 7; 3j over labor disputes. jm c t s . and a pound of cot to Kach hoard is being organized cents. like the XLT1, with six to 1ft mem around nine President John Simpson of the hers equally representing indusFarme rs Union says the t of try and labor, plus an impartial producing a bushel of wli. q js hairman. In practice, the NLB has hern $1.50 and the Farm Holiday demands pul it at H f!, an enforcement agency for the collective bargaining and employe with other costs varying in prclauses of the re- oportion All those figures ignore cliff, over When act covery in efficiency and oth,r faunion recognition arise, it asks The farmer with l (iq In ctors. for free employe elections can raie onlv a very few small mills have acres, for instance, cheaper wheat per huslcej m4n workers voted nonunion. tho farmer with 10 acre s. to illustrate Averages dont mean much if tell this story rpilEY in a the cautious training instincts the average cost were plan, hundnds of of the forthright Maxim Litvinov, guarantee who soon will he here to discuss thousands of farmers still would Russian recognition with Presi- receive less than their piedm tum cost, dent Roosevelt: Wor-- t of all, according to off,, At Riga In 1021 he was negorials, farmers demanding pioilii,-tiotiating entry of an American The cost are unwilling to tuexpedition to Russia. up with any dan f.,r Soviet, still suspicious and fearcontiol. ful of interventions, ycid American representatives must bring in (Cop right. 1 73, NT Sucicc Ii,c BY RODNEY SrrtD' Stall cnn'-entio- .... ' 1479 he Ut- - ' .V Aids Unionization of Labor Utah's school teachers reel m in Silt Their annual I. like City In st week Today they vhool are hflek in their rooms throughout the state 1 l,ey Are either trying to fmtp't what they heard or thinking it over tnori-seriOlisfy than Ht the sc Mims P-y ... i y t Utah Telephone M. mail. In Cache Valley. Price 5 rents a oj.y $ vi a year; oiitxule cn he Valley, Jr,si a year By ..rrier, 40 refits a morth, $3 Mi a year matter at the post office Entered as t Ctah, order the act of congress. March 3. Iigan, 1 National Labor Board It Seems To Dale Wilbur I rnaiefRMVHP rV eV -- V ,- - v V VTrrTTTrTTTTTrTYTTVTTTTTTt vn--2 l |