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Show page rwo THE TIER The HERALD-JOURNA- L nfternoon by the Cache Published every week-daVulley Newspaper Co, 75 West Center Street, Utah. Telephone 50. Bell. 5 mntter at the postoffice at Logan, Utah, under the Act of Congress March Entered as second-clas- 3, 1879. NO HILL COLLECTOR pmeiliiil in criminal law was r.xtalili.slicd A SPLENDID by a Scuttle prosecutor, who announcoil that the criminal depart merit of the law was not a agency. A public olTiii.il filcil conspiracy charges against a group of citizens. II followed this with a ifjoO.OOO damage suit in connection with tin same cast. Whereupon the prosecutor dropped the criminal charges because lu felt that the criminal prosecution would merely serve to put his office in the position of an agency aiding the plaintiff to collect damages. Too often criminal prosecutions are filed, or withdrawn, with some outside damage settlement in view. That is not the intent of the law. When a crime has been committed the offense is not only against some individual it is against society, and settlement with any person is not settlement with the orderly society whose law has been broken. Justice will be less tarnished when. all prosecutors draw a dividing line between civil and criminal cases, and refuse to let their offices be used as weaiwns by one individual against anothtr. TOUGH ON THE PROFESSOR! YOU know Prof. Otto Yulcvich Schmidt. may not remember the name, hut you recall him instantly when it is pointed out that lie is the man with the big black beard you have seen so often in newspapers and in the newsreels who was leader and organizer of the Soviet North Pole expedition. Members of the party were just recently rescued from the ice. Only a year ago, Prof. Schmidt was the hero of all Russia, and was greeted by Dictator Stalin with a great big kiss. But now, all is not so well with the professor, and his friends are jittery as to his future safety. If tragedy was not involved, the situation would be a high comedy of bureaucracy. It seems that exceptionally early ice this year threatened the lives of many Soviet citizens who were alward ice breakers far to the north of Siberia. This has brought down the wrath of the Soviets on Schmidt and fellow scientists who have been in charge of polar study. Schmidt and his colleagues are wise enough to have been able to predict this early ice, snaps Vice Premier Rosier. In all other cases in Russia when official displeasure is expressed against any individual, it soon turns into a trial, ?rd the unlucky person finds himself the star of one of those bizarre confession trials. If the situation follows through true to form, the professor will soon be confessing he deliberately failed to predict an early winter in order to injure Stalin! Our local weather men are lucky they dont live in Russia! . h of New York City on relief, it wilj not With are calling for relief long before the other from relief. one-sixt- five-sixt- hs 1,6 Legendary JwiA'LJT'F 'fi:R A'L English 19 Falsehood. 20 Whetstone. t 23 Deeds. DS 25 South PTE97nN'EjAT .IS irbsTEisDFrtpiTA IsTt ft QlA m 14 Mother. 15 Land right. s OeIt0m 17 Possessed e:nD-"- Girl. Grief. 22 Sudden ' invasion by 19 21 plate. E. lOiAiRQMQ.L outlaw. 9 Solitary. 10 Striped fabric. 12 Learning. 13 Kindled. police. 24 Swoi d guard futile Answer to Previous A' AMOR 43 45 Breaks away. Turkish commander. 1 Preposition. Age. Stieam obstruction. 39 Postscript. 40 Smokers tube. Membranous 5 drawings. 41 Wireless. 51 Cantaloupe, 53 Heavenly .56 body. Blackbird. 11 57 Threatened. 14 His 59 Fish. CO He was also 61 He hid in foiest of ; " Requires. ", Flightless bird swcethcait. Maid 16 18 the . Starlike. Judicial decisions. . Breakfast food 38 Geographical VERTICAL Sun god. 6 Entrance room. 7 Kimono sash. 8 Curse. chaplain spring. . Priar Frozen water. 49 Seed bags. Monkey. cloak. 30 Osculation. 32 Opera melody. bags. 31 34 35 36 37 pronoun. 29 Sleeveless 36 2 Jar. 3 To hoot. 4 Foray. (pl.h exist. 28 Plural 33 27 Among liis followers was 46 To dibble. 48 Mineral his 32 He was a skilled Carolina. 26 To 42 Paradise 43 Era. 44 Inner eouityird. 47 Sound of 49 50 51 52 54 sorrow. Wages. Unit. Males. Born. Stir. 55 Scarlet. 57 Mother.1 58 Doctor. ' Japanese Far From Victory in China Admits Behind the Scenes in Washington president's decision that the ernment should resume Par Excellence nV KAY NELSON over the ehuri h programs that were arranged for yesterday in the vunous wards, one In looking is impressed with the excellency of the services And very gratifying is this fact to those who see the that is value and fineness inherent in good church programs, not only on Easter, but on every .Sunday night An interesting of the year. Sunday evening service in any ward, if advertised, will still draw people away from picture shows and automobile rid-ing and frivolous partying I re illy believe it will, in (ache Valley, at least. For the peostill ple of this happy valley loco ar.d respect their religion, and if services are made the least all rad i vc and interest-g- , they'll turn out in gondii lumbers, even the younger so who many generation, times, demand a dash of the unusual and excitement in their "day of rest Let's cast .a cursive glance at I've spent len tears improving my htisliaml's nppear-nnc- e some of the wards and their Easand personality and now look al him! ter service offerings. Starting Sunday morning in a true Easter spirit, one would have gone to the Smithfield tabernacle MERRY-GO-ROUNat 6 a. m. (after we got throughn D vawning) where Dr. VV. W. an with the adress, (Continued from page one) gave prosupplementary impressive gram, including a trombone solo star , and has already been cut Garner, Senator Carter Glass, hv Jay Pond, numbers from tbe and the Old Guard Democrats. four times since the first unsea-sonaanand chorus by ward Third Their arguments already have clipping in January. The pipe other male singing group, been well publicized. elms have not come into giant are the argu- leaf, but under their high dark Less organ selection, and an an Easter event ments ofpublicized Certainly sueh the Big Spenders, which branches spring the russet leaf reading. would appeal to the Easter appe- - follow: On the shelves and in the of the Japanese maple and the Ohristite of any serious-minde- d warehouses of American industry pink and white of full blooming ti.cn. , . today are excessive inventories of magnolias. d Smith-fielmanufactured goods and raw maAfter coming from the The syringia tree is in full folenmeeting, one could have terials, so that when buying re- iage and the giant box bushes for in the valley sumes it will not create employ- near the South portico are full tered any ward reSunday school and been well Lo- ment. fledged in deep green. The early of ward paid. The Fourth What is needed, therefore, say spring yellows from the daffodils prean interesting tho Big Spenders, is a spending and the forsythia have faded, but gan arranged had separ-tio- n liminary program, then program large enough not only the tulips which form a dense most did as for classwork, to absorb these inventories but to border around the South Fountain Dr. as Inasmuch wnrds. other , are just bursting into bloom. production. l encourage John A. Widxtoe was the featur-eMarriner Eerie urged that a This spot will be the center of Hurn imiHiniich hh ami winbillion dollars be spent last HMakr, for the juvenile hordes, attraction nd Hpiritual reverent a holy, ter, claimed that this amount but there will be no splashing in colat the held is always soon meeting enough would cheek the board pool. A temporary wire for spent lege I,IS Institute, my choice cast tne recession. But his group fears fence has been strung around both was services school with the lapse of time, pool and tulips and around all that now, Sunday at I lie Institute. Such a serene even the $2,750,1100,000 relief and small trees and bushes on the the and placating spirit dominated one public works program will not lie South grounds. The gardeners ' entire meeting procedure; sufficient. hope to save somevhing from the shouted Hosannah ! in his soul, Roosevelt agrees that there 'nifty hordes. and felt, when the service was be considerable merit to this ar- maruading innovations for the day over, that he would like to remain gument, but being up against tn'e areOddest a score of drinking fountains to pray. SuisTh music Intensified tough reality o( a rebellious Conand scattered about the '.he beauty of the occasion. gress, he is steering a noddle a large canvas tent grounds, for the boys course between tho Big and Litand girls. To choose a best sacrament tle Spenders MAIL BAG BL 1 FILS MARKET meeting from the list of Logan The N. I Meanwhile wards would be particularly difJohn Hanes , brilS., New Orlenas and rich liant new member of the Secur- British attempt to capture Buenos ficult, so were all of the programs. ities and Exchange Commission, Aires was made in 1806, resulting launched a ward Second has produced a foi muia for get- in failure. The best account of choral cantata, "The Story of ting rid of the big inventories this excursion is found in "Ennow ciutteiing the nation's houses. glish Invasion of the River Plate", Easter directed by Mrs. Laura He pouus out that present low by Ernestina Costa. . . . F. 1L N, Shumway, with such splendid local soloists as Dean Hale, prices are partly psychological, Buffalo, N. Y., The simplest test and result because the buyer ex- for tooih paste suggested by the Thn'n Carlisle, Fredone Shumpects prices to go even lower. In Bureau of Standards is to place way. Dora May Poulter, Lorin other words, it is a buyer's mar- the paste on a piece of glass and Hawkes, Delwyn Thomas, and ket. rub it with a five-ceAft on Cresscll. coin. Since the manufacturer cannot Then wash the glass and inspect Third ward also presented a d selhold out indefinitely without it for scratches. Tests made by cantata, The ling goods, the buyer figures that the Bureau disclosed that 10 out King, directed by Mrs. George he excellent waits tne greater of 25 tooth pastes so tested did the longer Evzer. With singing the liklinood of lower prices. If scratch glass. . . C. II. Chicago just as throughout, that was he is shrewd he probably knows Reason for Argentina's heavy imsatisfying to an Easter-seek-in- g that the manufacturer has bor- ports of automobiles is found soul as any program. In rowed from his bank, and aiat largely in her new road building the Fourth ward, again the with no market opening up, the program, increasing her road milchoir, directed by A. T. Henbank is likely to ask lor some- eage from 140,000 miles to 213, 000 son. prepared the program. A. IS. V, Dover, Professor Henry Otte spared no thing on the loan. At this point in one year. effort in making the Sixth ward the manufacturer either has to Ohio The first lurge shipment of meeting unique and interesting. cease production, or enter the dis- Japanese cherry trees, numbering 2,000, was destroyed by the DeI'd like to know more about this tress market. Commissioner Hanes solution partment of Agriculture on their man Heber Q. Hale, who gave one of the finest and most learned for this is to have the Recon- arrival in Washington. They were Finance discourses on the crucifixion and struction Corporation found to be infected with scale. resurrection that I've ever had take over 90 per emt ot the loans (Copyright. 1938, by United Feab which ink has ad- ture Syndicate, Inc.) any local the pleasure of hearing. I know this much: He formerly was presi- vanced to a manutnciurcr on v dent of Boue stake, and at the these terms. Two psychiatrists believe they The could manufaetuier present time lives in Salt Lake have discovered that obesity is a borrow up to so per i cm of His address was in two Citv. matter of one's frame of mind. Ills ' osl ol ptodmtion and up, putts, ami between them were se"Gosh, ' I'm feeling fat today; it to 25 per nt ot last year s lections by Professor Otto's glee must have been lion tins in ctiicr something I piodin with words, dub Mr. Hale opened mice months prodiu.ion. This, thought." ouestinn: What think ye of latter provision is inserted m Jesus? And from that text, ho order to pi event any one; developed a very scholarly and nianufaetui er from speeding: philosophical discussion up pi oduetion too far. ahead If one had gone to the Ninth ot the market. ward, he would have heard Tlieoiy behind tl.e plan is that Miles Romney who recently as long as ,he manulaeturer is returned from the From h sure oi reasonable credit from mission In rC Eleventh ward his bank, he can k' c prices ,jp Superintendent J W. and havenot does to sell at a with his usual eapable . sacrifice. delivery and finesse of prepar-atnmKbVhairman Jesse Jones h,ts gave the Easter address given the plan his tentative blesAnd thus, in all wards, were sing, and it may .soon be put into worthwhile E lder ohxervam e pro- ope i ation Bl SIN ESS $ IKK grams given These I have listed Tbe best definition of vile prm-en- t are merely .samples of whal might s bickeimg over recovery have been found in nnv chapel. is given by Max Gardner, And I dose the column with this of North contention: If the officers of each forthright who says that t he pol ward are diligent in preparing Carolina, and worthwhile pro- itieal squabbling reminds him of interesting a house on fire with two fire grams ever) Sunday of .he sear companies arriving simultaneousfor the evening meetings, they tun'd not worry about the chap- ly. "Instead of pinting out flu els being empty shells on Sunday fire, says Gardner, they begin 1 the people believe For night. arguing over whose fault it was of Cache A alley still prefer that it started. And before they on Sunday religious program good can decide that, they have turned acof sort other to any evening heir hoses on each other. tivity. EAMT.K K.G ROLL Nature has provided a rich stage setting for the drama of egg rolling whiih takes plate on the South grounds of tile White House today Tho grass got off to an eitiv Hear Judge: mana ever fight Was there ager who didn't cry. We m Netv Comfort for C. robbed!" when his boy lost the Those M ho Wear decision? Nope. In fact. Goosey Jones, the famous Philadelphia manager, lost No longer does any weirer of his voue before he was 40 veiling "We w uz robbed! and had to get false tooth need to be uncomforta new, greatly a parrot trained to do it for him able. FASTEETH, Since that time, lilt dentally, all improved powder, sprinkled on upor lower plates holds them firm the fight managers have been get- per STl'MI. and lomloitiblc all day. No gumting the bird my, gooey, pasty t.tste or, feeling c THhdon.es passenger plane because i'm alkaline Go (let FASTKEl'H today at any good service will start in July aheinl; yon (an get hick ill 21 IMm;; stoic A. , opt no substitute. hours. ,d el tlseno'iit I Hzn-derso- . , nt Thorn-Crowne- g to aid business were confidential reports from administration economists, who said Conditions were getting no better fast and that the immediate outlook stemed distinctly sour. Advisers who had hopec.' April would bring an upturn found that the depression curve was going still lower. They urged against any further waiting to see if an improvement wouldn't just happen, pointing out that no new public works program could really get started before late summer or fall. Three factors were stressed to the president as aiding the economic havoc primarily caused, as the economists see it, by a downward spiral accelerated by decreasing purchasing power: estimates had appeared which showed that inventories at the first of the year were $5,000,000,000 in excess of those stocked two years ago. VY'hile some of the inventory had been worked off, a huge amount New purchasing powe,r remained. was held to be necessary, since billions of private dollars placed in the purchasing stream were creating no new industrial activity as long as the goods they bought were being taken out of inventory. 2 -- A sharp decline in installment credit was also noted. This also meant that a large amount of current purchasing power were sterile, since it was being used to pay for goods taken off the market last year. And bank figures showed that an increasingly abnormal percentage of tho cash going into the purchasing stream was landing in the banks and being kept there as assets 3 The economists reported that the government's monthly contribution to purchasing power had dropped from above $300,000,000 a month in 1936 to $75,000,000 in 1937 and subsequently. They get those figures by subtracting the amount the gdvernment takes out of the income stream" in taxes from the amount the government Imporputs into it by spending. tant factors in this computation, for instance, were the bonus money ouig.i in 1936 and the drain of new social security taxes in 1937. When business bloomed in 1934 and 1935, the economists said, the Sugiyama Our Cache of Humor I is Howdy, folks! Spring Eivtcr has ficially here! rived! Hooray for the Pussywillows! Bigger-and-Fuzi- c , I of- arrr HARD M UK -- 6 man doesnt know wlia't hard luck is until he buys a new Busier suit with two pairs of pants and then burns a hole in the A coat. Fable: Once there was a mother who dyed a batch of Easter eggs and didn't spill a bit of coloring on the floor. BUYING WIFIE'S EASTER HAT Cheer up, little checkbook, Don't you cry; You'll get your strength back Bye and bye. AFTER And after finding only three Little Homer eggs yesterday, wishes Easter eggs were as big as ostrich eggs. DEFINITION Playfair, YE DIARY t, scientist and member of Colonel and a friend, who Holmes, MP., represented Paisley in the English House were visiting America. They had journeyed to Chicago and remarked that during the whole time they had not seen a truly typical American typical in the sense of the John Bull cartoons and the Brother Jonathan of American parli-men- Colonel Holmes, I 4 English (Easier Sunday.) Mighty earlie up, waked by the excited yells of Little Homer and Babie Brew, they dashing hither and thither, in search of Easter eggs, which the bunnies, it is said, have hidden behind sofas and pillows, and Lord one bunny must have had wings, for he did leave an egg on the chandelier! And merrie, to so, mighty breakfast. how- Afflicted with Rectal FIs results have been achieved m the treatment of Tiles without general anesthetics and hospital confinement. Before de- ruling your case needs the moie drastic kind of treatment, send for a book published by tne Thornton & Minor Clinic, Suite 1916 926 McRemarkable Gee St., Kansas City, Mo. one of the oldest and largest rectal clinics of America . . T he book will give you valuable information will tell you of dangers in neglect, the possibility of malignant growth wiz acquaint you with hazards in certain types of treatment. It will tel' you how the clinic has found the milder, safer kind of treatment sufficient fon the vast majority of A all its thousands of patients copy of this enlightening book will be mailed you for the asking, in plain wrapper and without obligaadv. tion. ... d, - - - UTAH STATE LITTLE THEATRE PRESENTS SHAKESPEARES ROLLICKING COMEDY DRAMA THE MERRY WIVES OF r? Ysfe jf U 1v WINDSOR Professor FALSE TEETH April Trans-Atlanti- 18-19-- 20 5 CCtltlllcSS 8:20 P. M. Tickets at City Drug or College 'V (xfcitstcn J. Myers, Director COLLEGE AUDITORIUM V z'jL A )' n li 1' tl stcj)A w T w S 1 c Free Book for Anyone Kirk-biiil- naa-surc- M SAFER for PILES newspapers. ever, at last spotted a typical American standing before his hoHe was tall, lank, lantern-jawetel wore a straw hat and tobacco juice trickled down his chin. The colonel walked up to the man, asked his how many generations his people had been in the land and in what western state ho had been horn. "Hoot, man, I'm tisr American," said the lanky one. "I earn, from Paisley laist year. For Your Enjoyment ir ci MILD TREATMENT pump-primin- Lyon w u i upgrade again. Barber Your hair is falling Thus, according to this theory, of about $2,000,000,000 out on top sir. Have you tried injection more into the next year's pump our new'hair restorer? Customer - No, it wasnt that, ought to do the trick. it was worry. g How long such must be continued is a serious The trouble with most marriages problem yet to be solved. The national debt is due to be increased, is that a man always makes the but it's orthodox administration mistake of marrying the woman feet, inthinking now that it's better de-to who sweeps him tooff his one who find stead of trying boost the debt than to have a pression which does nothing but will keep him on them. get worse and in an election year at that. Baron U er Egg rolling contests were held parts of the country yesterday, but they would have been much harder if the eggs were scrambled instead of boiled. BRIGHT MOMENTS tl hu-sel- about $250,000,000 a month. difference between that and In the spring a young man's is $175,000,000, which is one estimate of the amount gov- fancy lightly turns to thoughts ernment would have to throw in- of getting a baseball pass out of to the pot to get business on the the sporting editor. - u housekeeping? I am not going to try to pm. answer for tins vide a problem. It is being answered ui various ways all over Amen, a The necessity for the today. existence of such a problem is regretful, and the best hope is that that necessity won't last long enough to crystallize a nation d habit. Here are a few words on U e f from one who signs subject "Non-CareWoman, writing a letter to the editor of a newspaper on the eastern seaboard She has been the breadwinner of h( family for five years. "I would not have minded being a round peg in a square hole so much, if it were not for the devastating results to my husband There's no doubt about it, a man s soul disintegrates when his normal career is suspended and he is foiled by conditions not of his ow-- i making to accept support from he. wife. This is particularly true oi a man such as my husband, who is proud and sensitive. I married him because he was nbovc the average in intelligence and appearance, with more than enough mental equipment to go places "Now I am out of work. For the past two months I have been so utterly happy scrubbing floors, washing rurtama ami making slip covers that I have vowed a mighty vow never to go to business again and let tile wolf at tho door h.ne pups if it will. I hod wilh rage when I see my married women friends, econsecure, their neglect omically homes and children; giving so I little to marriage and getting whal seems to me so very much. Gapii their lives, I would bo so grateful and happy. "I am 35; my husband is 38. Can it bo that our useful lives arc over? Where are all our fine dreams and where are our potential son and daughter that we would have reared with such care and understating? Where are those bombastic souls who rant of 'woman's place is in the home' or the more intelligent class should have more children?'" Her editor didnt try to answer her questions, and I cannot because she is far out of my territory. Quite a question, tho, isn't it? What would YOU tell her? yes-or-n- o In all A J If the husband is jobless un, the wife can get a job, shall t take over the tasks A pcssiniMt, is a man that burns his bridges behind him and was then crosses them before he comes The to them. contribution" government official spokesman that Japan was experiencing difficulty in conquering China came when War Minister General Sugiyama We declared, are far from attaining our military objectives in the current incident. gov- pump-prinun- ter Glances At Our World public admission by an Behind . the WASHINGTON. X-Repor- THIRST - ... HORIZONTAL 19.18. 18, UJTi s will not assume financial responsibility for The Herald-Journany errors wfhi h may appear in advertisements published in its columns. In these instances where the paper is at fault, it will reprint that part of the advertisement in which the typographical mistake occurs. le APRIL Things rents a copy. By mall, In Cache Valley, $1 00 year; outside Cache Valley, $5.00 a year. By carrier, 45 cents a month, $5.00 a year. Proclaim, Liberty Thru All the Land " The Liberty MONDAY, By George Clark SIDEGLANCES and Lo-gu- n, Member United Press, American Wire, NEA Service, W'esteru features and The Scripps League of Newspapers. LOG AN, UTAH, L, Thoughts y Trice AID-JOURNA- telephones save dll! CCS (little Order from anj employee or jusl rail Ihe business office. f ? F fr ZA pi bf cc ot n F bt ot hi Pi bo Pi of nc be th pr qu |