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Show THE PAGE TWO. HERALD-JOURNA- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY LOGAN, UTAH, L, 1034. 1, CANES MADE OF HICKORY Pouring by Telephone OSKALOOSA. Ia tUi- h- William A man with a portable telephone sits near the spot where the con- Clayworth lued nearly 70 years The op- on his farm near here before he crete is to be dropped. erator of the cable crane stationed found any good use for the hickfar above on the canyon rim, ory sprouts that continually sprang to its ascending top. Galleries thread off the main entrance, some of them to be kept open after the dam is completes. Must Cool Concrete An extensive coohng system has been installed in the dam. Pipes carry water cooled to approximately 40 degrees throughout the concrete. which, because of its great mass, must be artificially cooled if In places i ever i3 to harden. concrete the freshly poured reaches a temperature of 135 degrees Fahrenheit. The cooling also is being done row so that cracks which may r.ppear in the concrete will show lip. These are filled as rapidly as of detected. A series electric thermometers has been placed so the that concrete, throughout accurate check may be- kept to the cooling process. A majority of the more than 4.000 men now employed in connection with the project are busy with the pouring, spreading, cooling and settling of the concrete. more Huge buckets, holding than 17 tons of mixed concrete, me swung over the structure fiom overhead cable cars. By ( arcful are timing the buckets carried to their approximate dumping position. There the crane cars stop on the cable, and the heavy tuckets swing forward from the momentum already gained. Then the operator runs the cable car fc rward. so that it reaches a oint directly over the bucket just as it loses the momentum of its s mg. I Court Replies The HERALD-JOURNA- L Scne ToR.E.Peat Published every weekday afternoon by the Cache Valley Newspaper Co, at 75 West Center street, Logan, Utah. Telephone 50. Price 5 cents a copy. By mail, in Cache Valley, a year; outside Cache Valley, $5.00 a year. By carrier, 40 cents a month, $3.50 a year. matter at the postoffic Proclaim Entered as second-clas- s Liberty thru at Logan, Utah, under the act of congress, March 3, njl the land" 1879. The Lib-ertMember United Press, NEA Service, Western Features and The Scripps League of Newspapers. An article in January the Herald-Journa- l, under the 20, 1934, Hell-O- '' column and signed by R. E. Peat, is in the main, not only untrue as to facts but is also false in the interest and purpose. It is entirely uncalled for, destructive in its nature and unwise from every point of view. The personal attack on the probation officer, Mrs. J. VV, Watkins, and the Juvenile work, generally is resented by all citizens. It is true that we are approaching a New Order of things, m fact, a New Deal to the forgotten man and woman. Women are no longer slaves nor are they considCWA ered inferior to man except only in the sense of brute force. This is something rather ominous about all these THERE of double-dealinin Alterations of the brute force should not, and only and in exceptional cases, does not engraft ter into Juvenile work. The womCWA. an, in the eyes of the law, by the They have been widespread enough to cause Department is within standard of of Justice agents to get busy, and the story they tell isn t her rights tocitizenship, hold office, make have localities some in s calmly officials a pretty one. Public peace and adjust human relar.on-shipto man. She run- - has in others they have equal CWA on the themselves payrolls; put a new in the sun. Why then connived at a racket whereby CWA men had to fork over should place not a woman, or this parout jobs pre- ticular woman, be a probation offipassed part of their pay; in others they have cer if she measures up to the cisely as a rapacious city machine hands out plums at the standard of qualification and citicity hall. zenship? Part of this is due to local ixtlitieal conditions, and part The press is a medium through unjust criticism may be exof it may be due to the federal administrations failure to which cited in an hour's time, hundreds There the system. spoils against enough proceed sharply of readers make snap judgments still are too many men who see in government jobs only a and because of such articles, licensed by the press, Old Dame Runew opportunity to reward deserving party workers. mor does her full part to poison the minds of children against the whatever the cause of it, the net effect is to raise innocent and conscientious efforts BUT, a public officer who is trying of the vast pro- of doubts about the working-ou- t to keep them from wrong doing. effect at now into what of the parent, the But Washington. being put grams We dont know yet how far some of these programs are teacher, the clergy, the social worker or the probation officer, whose going to go or how long they are going to last. Many worthy and noble actions are these of at govern- as a light under a bushel, yet they least, people are convinced that some, or and on, ment projects are profoundly unwise and ought, to be aban- conscientiously thepress seeds of kindness knowing that doned. they now sow will bear fruits some But however opinion may run in those respects, one day. It may be too late for the critof today to beg their humble thing is obvious: Since we are more or less committed to a icpardo but the wheels of justice trial of a vast extension of activity by the central govern- move i,on, slowly but surely. and straightMr. Beat seems to think that the ment, that trial ought to be as business-lik- e probation office should be abolforward as is humanly possible. ished. Let this critic go to the If it fails, it ought to fail because of its own inherent anxious mother of tender children, let him go to the wayward girl contradictions and not because of political ineptitude. into womanhood, let just budding him go to the disappointed father we are getting now is a discomforting hint that ot his only boy; yes, let him go to WHAT teacher, the superintendent of political machinery is not robust enough to carry the schools, the clergy, the law eng and plain, forcement the load. If ugly graft, favoritism, officers and others, and see wnat tney have to say about everyday inefficiency cannot be kept out of the operation the elimination of this department, of these projects, they have small chance of succeeding. me nieir answer will be this-Gi- ve No chain is any stronger than its weakest link. It is be- the officer who knows the heart of or my boy girl, wno is sympathetic ginning to look as if the ordinary variety of politics is the and tender, whose duty it is to deweak link in the chain upon which the administrations ex- termine the cause of delinquency periments are pulling. If that link gives way, the experi- or error and to rectify the same, who has their interest at hean ments are very apt to flop. who will solicit the cooperaUnless we can root political selfishness, stupidity, and and tion of all social agencies to help chicanery out of such activities as the CWA, we will lose her make this boy or that girl a citizen. our chance to test those activities uton their merits. worthy and respectable They will ask you not to send the police officers in uniform, with a shining badge of authority, with a high speed motor car sounding a siren to their quiet and peaceful home. They will say, give me not THERES a lot of good sense in Treasury Secretary ruling that hereafter lawyers, accountants, or this, for, our life is hard enough Other advisers who assist in preparation of income tax re- to bear without shouting it from the housetops. turns must sign the returns along with the taxpayers. Your attention, Mr. Critic, should Uncle Sam has lost a good deal of revenue in the past be called to this statement in your I quote as follows: because of the expert advice which well-to-d- o taxpayers article which Watkins, it is understood, were able to hire. Not infrequently the legal technicalities is Mrs. taking this attitude on the which this advice picked out proved, eventually, to be worth- recommendation of the State Juvenile Court commission, whereas less, and the taxpayer has had to pay up. the police and sheriff's departBut never before has there been any way of taking any ments, having their hands full with sort of action against the gentleman from whom the ad- their own particular duties and not having been instructed to act vice emanated. have ordinarily let comUnder the new ruling, the advice-giver- s will be a trifle otherwise, plaints slide along without action." more careful. With their own names going on the tax reNow Mr. Critic, will you kindly either retract this statement or turns, they may think twice before indulging in fine-spu- n come over to the juvenile office phenagling. Uncle Sams purse should he benefited. and show one single case where a person filing a petition or making regular complaint, has not received due and prompt consideration by . the probation officer. The juvenile commission represented by Attorney General Joseph Chex and Secretary B. H. Robinson, under whose instructions Mrs, Watkins is serving, did visit Logan. At a meeting, both Attorney General Chex and Secretary Robinson stressed the necessity and need of juvenile officers, defining their duties in relathe OUsefoom Deal type preserves BY RODNEY DUTCIIER tion to the other law enforcement manner. SEA Bwl Staff tarrrHaaafffat departments of the state. They The mysterious Prof. George F. WASHINGTON Th idea of a appealed to all peace officers to government-controlle- d central Warren, Roosevelt's gold adviser, cooperate in every way possible ought to get his pants pressed. bank ia very far from dead. with the probation officer, but in One of these days. Congress is But he sailed serenely and imperno manner, shape, or form, did Senate they intimate or imply that the likely to be asked to superimpose turbably through the commitsheriff or the police should perit on the Federal Reserve struc- banking and currency form the duties rightfully belonging tee's hearing on the gold bill. ture. to the probation officer. Neither the presence nor quesPresident Roosevelt until reNow, in conclusion, Mr. Critic, secof two tions former treasury cently wasn't favorable to the pro- retaries on the committee Glass these are the facts. You have posal. But word from the inside and McAdoo or Intentionally unintentionally bothered Warren, now is that he is studying it thrown a stumbling block in the whose sly grin couldn't be doused. progress of the probation officer. closely. The professors are on the been telling the have He might Your statements in the main are Job and a rough draft of the plan yarn about Goldilocks and the not in keeping with the truth as 4s being worked out. Three Bears to a kindergarten see from the statements you Its held that the Reserve sys- ;roup, so assured and amiable below.will Your attitude, if accepted tem isnt elastic enough and hsa and and followed, will lessen the confihe was. He restricted credit operations of knew all the answers. dence in the probation officer by loeal banks. the boys and girls who respect and Orthodox economist scout his A central banking system might love You cannot, these officers. theories, but senators werent certain by the mere stroke of your pen, carry compulsory require- managing to shoot anj holes In ments for its members and cer- him. It was sweep aside a trusted and tried easy to see how h institution which has done so much tainly would be operated to lib- might have sold himself to Roosefor the American home; you must eralize credit. velt. also know that Mrs. Watkins' huswith He is medium-sizeband will assist his wife any time WCNOWBIRDS arc one thing to at her request without remuneraspectacles, and carries officials who deal with the tion. When you state that there pencils, pen, comb, and other has been constant strife between drug traffic and another to NRA. truck in bis outer breast pocket. the sheriff's office, the police fotce Popping up in hearings on the He wears a pointed stiff collar and the probation office, you will bituminous coal code operation, and his hair, suit, necktie, and stand rectified when you read the they turn out to he miners and socks are about the same shade following statement. ho ot others outside the mines gray. J. M. BEKNHISEL, work poor or abandoned veins te Juvenile Judge. commeut on the get coal for sale. gold used to he the pUIVATE "Snowbirds I to state to wish the public that bill: there is no friction as was stated people jvho went out and dug for Speaker Rainey: "Certainly in the article, neither has there family use, the term arising from we'll pass it. Nobody here knows been between the sheriffs departthe fact they usually operated what it's all about. ment and the juvenile officers. after snow had fallen. But now Senator Carter Glass of VirIt is my aim, and will be, to there are tens of thousands ot ginia: "I don't know a damn cooperate in every possible way them over the country and their thing about this bill, but I bet I with all peace officers of Cache combined output has helped break know more than Warren knows county for their betterment and markets. in many about it. prices saiety. Roosevelt: 'No human being JEFF STOWELL. PROFESSOR is a professor, can tell how we should operate County Sheriff. comSenate weve a until before fund even the stabilization Contrary to an expressed opinion, to imparl had some experience with It." Accustomed mittee. there is no friction between the and elucidate learning, the New (Copyright, 1934, NEA Service, Xnc. juvenile court and the police department of Logan city. The two LN BOOK MONEY FINDS LOSS departments have bandied but one LOW FIRE case together since December 1, ANTIGO, Wis. (I R After fail- date of my taking office. This case TWO KIVEKS, Wis. (UP) City dispatch and officials believe that the 1933 fire ing in an attempt to sell several was handled towith us without delay. loss here of $401.50, or four cents old books from his fathers estate, turned back to our Success juvenile officer. per capita, is the lowest in the G J. Husemeicr turned through M. CARL BOULTER. nation, which has an average fore the page of one of the books and Chief of Police. found $335 in old bills, loss of $5 per capita. $2-5- y IV-I- L POLITICS THREATENS SUCCESS g self-seekin- AFTER THE BRAINS Behind the Scenes in Nations Capital " -- d, BOULDER DAM Ooi steel-rimm- ed , ' ILL Humor ON M TO THE FINISH llowdy, folks! Aw, shocks, lets rail it a day, and go down and have a permanent wave! BOULDER CITY, Nev. Feb. 1 if Re Boulder Dam, a dream in the minda of engineers and officials for years, is approaching It's says: Heading in paper that state of construction where Gettin G warmer. " the pass words of those associated Gfine! ia its building are, "It won't be long now!" The giant structure now is past LOCAL MAN IS the 740 foot level in Black Canyon. HONORED Less than 500 feet of concrete remain to be added to its height Z. Horaido This is Crubnieat, bciore it reaches its top at the who a elected foot level. Supreme RingThe construction is far ahead of of the the schedule laid down when the Poison Ivy elub in April, 1931. pt' iect was started last night. Mr. Major activity now is centered on Crabmeat is one pouring concrete for the dam. of men those Scaffolding such as that used who make alt on the face of a growing their money in covers the dam. In fact the entire project now resembles Logan and then go somewhere rise to spend it. construction of some tremendous office building equal in height to Headline says: $253 Investment the Woolworth Building. Corridors Run Up to 35 Million, Senate Com- penetrate the huge mass of conmittee Told." t crete, from its wide base Wbat a crapshooter that fellow been! must have cannot see where the load Is to be placed. At a signal from the coserver at the telephone, the 17 tens of mixed concrete are Spreading crews rush for saiety, and the huge load comes out with a swish and clatter. The timing of this operation is ali the more remarkable when it cables is pointed out that the from which the buckets are suspended are almost 700 feet above the present top of the dam. Work also is progressing on the three power houses to be installed or. the down srtream face of the dam. These structures, which will house equipment capable of gen1, 81)0,000 horsepower of erating electrical energy, will be the of buildings in equivalent height. Foundations for the power houses are being poured in conjunction with the dam itself. Preparations now are being made to complete the intake towfrom ers through which water the lake formed by the dam will be shot through giant diversion tunnels, 50 feet in diameter, then through the power house gen erators. The concrete pouring will progress rapidly as the dam nears its top, since the structure will be but 45 feet wide there. - 2 worm 1 up in his fields. Now he makes canes of them and gives them tu his friends. Fat Girls! 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Several quarts of pork and beef were bottled. A number of neighbors were in attendance. A representative of the Kerr Glass Manufacturing company gave a demonstration with the pressure cooker on Thursday afternoon in the kitchen of the First ward chapel. A large crowd of ladies from both wards attended. Mrs. Lavern Skidmore and son Wesley, left Thursday for their home in Pocatello after a pleasant weeks visit with relatives here. While here they were house guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Font Zollinger. The First ward their girls pleasantly surprised teacher, Mrs. Salina Hammond on Games and Thursday evening. music formed the evenings entertainment. Delicious refreshments were served to Mrs. Hammond, Marjorie Jensen, June James, Del-v- a Baer. Elverna Smith, Dorothy Dvmlar, Nadra Frank, Dorothy Leonhardt and Theda Chugg. The guest of honor was presented with a gift. The High Priests of our community showed a good representation at the temple excursion on ednesday Fred Jensen attended the funeral services in Logan First ward tor Mrs. Clark. A large number of our people attended the E. R. Owen funeral on Sunday. Flags for measles and mumps are seen on a great number of our homes. 26s Ausia Tttlsh 2's Mineral Oil The largest crowd In the world gathered recently in Havana when the Cubun Daughters of the Revolution held a convention. DRUG AND TOILETRIE mm 1 2 for 291 7 m mm ismaMEPpl 15 c cig-n.r- "And heres how it is," remarks the Office Cynic. "If you are careful and save your money during good times you will be able to make inns to your relatives when a depression comes along w tCOTEX 1 Freak Lw Rubber Gloves Sava row ICr I IW FRIDAY AKD SATURDAY Mall Order Wllrff Promptly Add 1 iffy for how 4 10 |