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Show Mexicans Histiake Possible Return Editors Note: This Is the second of a serifs of art teles by letor B. t estphnl, editor of The Seattle Mar, who Is flying: to all nations of iSouth and Central Ameriea, to learn the attitude of our southern toward a United neighbor States of all the America. BV VICTOR B. SUMMIT, N. J Nov ;j(, ,, ., Arturo Godoy of Chile stariM training today at Madame Bev for his camp heavyweight fight with champion Joe Lo'e at Madison Square Garden 0a February 9. Godoy, twice conqueior of Ton Galento, will limit his aetiviti to wood chopping, caliche!! and roadwork until Jan 1 Whn(a his sparring partners will arnvt te z ...... x " - fr ESITHAL There are rumors in Waging, ton that no tax inci eases arj planned for the coming session 4 congress. Will you pass the salts, please? - smell-in- g BACKACHE, For. the bull fight stems traditionally from Spam, the land which nent over the conquistadors; the land far across the sea which in Its day destroyed the Aztec c i v i i z a t ion which was at in Of Tired Kidneys If backgrbo and leg puma are nnumf ,rjll miserable, don't juet complain amt lo nothin about them. Nature nmv be warning vuu tbu your kidneys need attention f ukin The kidneys are Nature a chief excess acids and poisonous waeie mjt blood. Ihey help moat people pun aom 3 a day. nd If tbe 15 miles of kidney tul dont ork ell, poisonous wate matin-ithe blood. '1 heae poieons may atari tuggiM backaches, rheumatic pains, pains, jlwa 4 pep and energy, getting up night putbness under the eves, headache dm! neee. Frequent or scanty pseeagw anb a;mn. ing and burning sometimes shous there in aom thing wreng aith your kidneys nr lUd.ifr Don't aait' Aek your druggist fnr i)oan Pills, uted successfully bv million for oxer years. Ihev give happy relief and will help th 15 miles of kidney tube flush out pauoaui waste from the blood, (jet I)oan a Tills lf Her-mo- At the bull I had oppor- tunity to make real down - to earth contacts, for the people there were so CREOMULSION -- MAY BE DANGER SIGN For Your Cough 1 PAINS LEG Relief At Last ieo. fight splendid Training For Louis measure, economy As an The First ward Relief Society parents, Mr. and Mrs. Budge Low Danes hurled turnips instead of work and business meeting in pre- on Thursday. their war Miss Blanche Fife made a brief hand grenades at paration for the annual banzai' thrift "a little Maybe games. to on folks her Sunday. was held on Tuesday. One quilt visit simwould among belligerents was quilted and dish towels em- Motoring here from Paris, Idaho, plify things. were where she is teaching school. Refreshments broidered. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Chugg and served to 35. A topic on diet was Students at an eastern girls' baby of Price, arrived here on givpn by Eliza Rigby. of Presfor William Garrett left Wednesday to spend the Thanks- college are not afraid someghosts, progabout two giving holidays with their parents they said. Well, thats ton after '.pending home of his daught- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Chugg and ress since the Middle Ages. weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hanson. er Mrs. Ghristena Frank. A man convicted of selling Mr. and Mrs. Larue Hammond Mrs. Frank Kendrick recently of Ogden spent phony oil leases was sent to a spen two weeks ab the home of and children of the warden and daughter Thursday afternoon at the home penitentiary, he- e Kr. and Mrs. Don Stoddard of of his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. which was one of nis victims. some Hammond. There should be pleasant Brigham. Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hale and little chats about the good old Mr. and Mrs. George Carling to of Jerome Idaho spent days. their children welcomed a baby boy ' home last week. Mother and babe the Thanksgiving holiday at the home cf her parents Mr. and are getting along nicely. Archery is becoming popular in is home Mrs. Sam Buckley. Mrs. C. M. Bryson Michigan, where 'Governor DickMr. and Mrs. Wallace Skidmore inson has asked a return to again after spending several days at the home of her daughter Mrs. and baby apd W. A. Skidmore ideals. Maybe scalping motored to Pocatello Idaho on will soon become a fad. Clark Affleck. women held a Wednesday where they spent the A group of quilting at the home of Mrs. vacation with their parents. on Miss Ethyl Jensen of Salt Lake Hattie Renner Wednesday. Sixteen were included and dinner City spent Thanksgiving day at was served at the close of the the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jensen, who entertainafternoon. The First ward Sea Gull girls ed at a family dinner. Mrs. Ella Frank spent Thurs and their leader pleasantly surprised Mrs. Fred Jensen the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. handicraft leader, following Pri- Seth Leishman of Wellsville. Creomulsion relieves promptly beRoland Atkins is out again after cause mary on Monday. Lunch, arrangIt goes right to the seat or the several weeks at the trouble to loosen ed and served by the group, was spending germ laden phlegm, Mrs. Budge hospital by Mrs. Jensen, enjoyed suffering from increase secretion and aid nature to Nona severe Hazel Misses he which burns sustained soothe and heal raw, tender. InflamCrabtree, Sehenk, Julia Pickett, Helen while working at the rock quarry. ed bronchial mucous membranes. Mr. Wilhelm Mrs. and Pedersen No matter how many medicines you Fuhriman, Ohugg, Gayla Marilyn of were have tned. tell your druggist to sell and children Frank, Lola Carling and Logan Johnson. guests at the home of Mrs. you a bottle of Creomulsionarewith the to like Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Chceketts Christens Frank on Thanksgiv- understanding that you the way It quickly allays the cough and family were dinner guests of ing day. Mr. and Mrs . Sam Larson on The school children enjoyed a or you are to have your money back. dance on Wednesday afternoon Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Esplin before leaving for the three day for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis were guests at the borne of her vacation from school. C MEXICO CITY Today, went to a bull fight. It was a bloody thing a spectacle not to be described to readers of American newspapers but it gives an in-- I sight into the heart of Mex- - its peak Mexico. Godoy Begins BARBS PROVIDENCE NEWS ... Of American Wells Revealed 30, 1939. NOVEMBER THE HERALD. JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, PAGE TWELVE. (Advertisement) excited over the national pas-tim- e, that it was obvious that they spoke the truth, m careless haste. For instance: One of the most vital questions in Mexico today is the of thus provide the seizure of American-owne-question d oil the crowd went wild as the bull and his antagonist met Mexico with funds to the expropriation, Germany became negotiations with the expropriated one of the big oil customers of companies last August. i this country, trading trucks, manuContact with France has wells. A high Mexican official, who did not want his name quoted, told me this: Mexico felt sincerely that you folks to the north were making too much money out of our oil wells. That ia why we took them over. But today, there ia serious thought toward returning them. In certain government circles, because we cannot manage them as well as you can. We do not make the money you do. We don't have are not . mentally equipped for the v SklllKln 1'"echanlca responaibility of running a farm." ways or in 0n the other side of me was United States of the Americas Saurez, one of Mexico's would help solve such a situation DleK as now exists In the oil situation smai test bu8ine88 men. who owns a string of shops much like the here." Another man on my right was BboPs we 8ee In tbe United States. ur economic situation is very Jose Gonzales, big rancher who owns acres of land surrounding bad, he told me. When our na Mexico City. To him, I put the'tlon question in ray mind: British oil holdings in March-o1938, it proved a staggering blow What does Mexico think of a great union of all the to Mexicos foreign trade. America has regained some since then, but Americas, both North and it is still far below normal. Our South 7 rate of exchange has suffered so Me proved very well Inthat today our peso ia worth only formed. a little over 20 of your American There are Indians In niv cents. do who menial the ceuntry work and who form from 80 Both of these gentlemen, n 96 per cent of the populayoull note, were net too ention In Latin America," he thusiastic about the current situation. pointed out. In all consideraBut tions of such a union, you must remember them. BOTH OF THEM BELIEVHe paused, as the man in the ED A UNITED STATES OF arena made a particularly fine THE AMEBIC S WAS POSSIBLE. IF THIS COl NTRY play against the bull from the Mexican standpoint, that is. PL XX ED SQUARE IN THE Then Jose Gonzales continued: DEAI- In our country. President La-- z Belief is held in some circles Cardenas has started a move here that the European war might ,'vi i h may ultimately lead to a rerve to b'ing about ultimate setsi I.middle class, and tlement of the oil dispute. After f ever-prese- nt Literary rlub and' evening at the Dees Drive In tea their partners were entertained room. Mr and Mrs J. Clair Owens of with a hot chili supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Robinson Mulad and Mr and Mrs. J. F. Smith Wednesday evening. Hostesses wero of Preston called on friends here Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Cyril Lowe, Sundaj Mrs. Homer D. Williams enterMrs. Donald Hobbs and Mis. Homer D. Williams. An evening of par- tained the contract bridge club at lor games afforded amusement fol-- her home Monday evening. Luncheon was served to six members and supper. lowing " Word was received here by rel- two additional guests, Mrs. Vinton atives Tuesday of the death of A- Merrill and Mis. Leo Bodcn. The lbert Hansen, former Franklin resievening wus spent playing contract Mr. and Mrs. Lelanil Morrison of Mrs. dent, and a brother-in-laand daughter Mary Jo made a Emmeline Atkinson. Nearly fifty per cent of school week-en- d trip to Art mo where they students here are out of school attended a missionary farewell due to an epidemic of influenza. party for Mr Morrison's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Darvel Fuhriman Kenneth Morrison, Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. B J Porter and and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robbins spent Thanksgiving day at Plain family attended funeial services Keith Izatt for their City with relatives. J. O. Cooke. H. E. Shrives and in the Logan Sixth ward ihapel John Anderson made a business trip Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Stanley Ralphs entertained to Ogden Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W.lliam Long had the Ladies Literary club at her us their house guests this week, home Monday afternoon. The ProMr. and Mrs. George Shaffer ami gram included a book review, "Conby Frederick family of Butte, Montana, and Mrs. sultation Room Loomis. M 1J given by Mrs. Floyd Fred Neuffer and family of Day-towere servRobinson. Refreshments Mrs. Neuffer Mrs. Shaffer and ed to 12 members. The club was are sisters of Mrs. Long. Miss Adean Hampton and Miss recently reorganized and three new Nadeun Lowe attended a formal members enlisted New officers are (dancing party at Preston Thursday Mrs. Homer Williams, president; The ' Ladies X ' w factured articles and medical instruments for the liquid fuel. The British blockade has served to materially cut export of oil to Europe, however, altho it is believed that some is finding its way to the Mediterranean in Italian ships and then on into Germany. Cooln axis, howing of the ever, is causing fear in some government circles that even this outlet may soon be closed, altho conclusion of a barter pact with Italy may retain for this country a fair share of the oil business which formerly went to Germany. Mexicos sympathies in the present European situation are not with Germany, as some of us might think, even tho she has traded "oil to the reich. Tho Mexico has made no official declaration of her feelings, it is beyond question that they lie with tbe allies. The Cardenas government, whose leftist tendencies are well known, could not declare itself in favor of the reich as the people would not stand for it. Altho British relations were broken when the oil oompames were connscatea, Mexicans would regard with favor resumption of diplomatic relations. Settlement of the oil squabble no doubt would benefit Ameriran trade but such a settlement la not foieseen immediately. Cardenas is sticking to his guns in this matter and the administration candidate, General Manuel Avila Camacho, has promised to carry out the policies of his predecessor. In fact internal Issues have all but disappeared with the move in rally around Cardona-,- " which started when Mexico broke off oil Rome-Berli- been cordial for a long time 1 and the destruction of Poland H aroused tbe deepest corn pas-- ij sion of the general public. The sympathy of the Mexican government is demonstrated by the recent an- - ' nouncement of the foreign office that Mexico will continue to maintain cordial relations with the government of Po-land. This pro - ally sympathy redounds to the favor of the United States, and foreign trade authorities here declare that an upturn in trade between the U. S. and Mexico will get increased momentum because the war in Europe has more or less ruptured the flow of trade across the Atlantic. A foreign office expert here who could not allow his name to be used declared that Mexico is in i Ait-ke- 33 CENTS TROVES IT That dragged out feeling may mean that your kidneys are inactive and distressed -- persistent backache, nervousness and dizzy spells may mean the same thing. 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Mr. and Mrs John Hampton and family were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wiser at Lewiston. POXXEK PINT reveOtion PmGS0AP.i5i'18 government news agency in Berlin.' Despite this propaganda, the Mexican public continues anti-Naand therefore will support allied or ! American trade. But I cannot linger longer In the delights of Mexicos capital. J must fly tonight to Guatemala. NEXT: Guatemala, Land of Mystery. son-in-la- n. WOODBURY sympathy with the United States of the Americas idea for a number of reasons. The most important is this: It would act as a curb to foreign nroDaeanda. notablv German, which is now being foisted onto newspaper readers and radio listeners, thru the printing and broadcasting of news furnished gratis to newspapers and radio stations byi a branch of D. N. B., the official Mrs. Cyril Lowe, vice president; Mrs. Joe Hatch, secretary: committee members are; entertainment, Mrs. Conrad Doney. 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