J A V: TT n roily nj TO) I ARE APPROVED fa m" The House of fell upon the first House Bill No. 100 passed the house by a majorify of 49 to 6 the first of this week. This bill was prepared and designed by its author, Wayne N. Mason, to give producers of agricultural products a legal right in processed farm products commensorate with their contribution to the total value of the processed product. It's author feels that its only just and fair that all who contribute towards the creation of a certain product should share in the proceeds from the same. Representative Mason feels that this bill should be passed and is, in bis opinion, fair to grower and manufacturer alike. An effort has been made on the part of the author to provide provisions in this bill which will not hinder or interefere with the established practices in business relative to financing the operation of canneries. Section 3 of the bill provides ways and means of substituting the lein created by the proposed law with a trust fund thereby allowing mortgagees, or buyers, of the processed goods a way to acquire clear title to the good involved. According to the author, the bill has been heartily endorsed by the Utah State Farm Bureau and the utah Canning Crops association. Such a bill, it is believed, will prevent a cf the loss our farmers sustained last fall. Growers, or anyone interested in the passage of this bill, should write; as it is feared that a the senate-)-;;- , stubborn firht will be made against the bill in the senate. Bishopric Starts Fund-raisin- g Campaign by Novel Methods j NUMEliR TWENl'Y-i'OU- B Thirteen Queens to Reign FARMERS MUST Protect Agriculture At Stake Gold, Green Ball SIGN ACREAGE BUILDING PLANS TIME bill yhmt Wayne N. Mason Prepares A Bill To SECOND WARD OP TIM IT TS EDITORS a.",. A TREMOXTON CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1939 itfMARGH ASI;. in 3 L OF A M7 TD) The bishopric of the Tremonton year and slashed Second Ward announce that the plans npr rem. i uii uxc for the new church, which were rec- The high school gymnasium on February 25 will be the scene of the most elaborate dancing party ever attempted by the stake Mutual organization, when the first stake Gold and Green ball takes place. Thirteen queens with their attendants will preside at the ball. Decorations will include an elevation along the west wall with the required number of thrones, behind which will be latticed screens in the organization's colors. A highly rated orchestra from Logan rill furnish music for the dancing which will begin at 9:00 p. m. Girls who have presided as queens of their ward balls and who will reign at the stake ball are as follows : Bea- - BEET ALLOTMENT e ver, Shirley Erickson; Bothwell, Firth; Deweyville, Stella Spack- man; East Garland. Dora Atkinson; Naomi Nielson; Fielding, Elwood. Reba Roundy; Garland, Geraldine Walker; Riverside, Marjorie Ward; Thatcher, Maurine Olsen; Tremonton I. Jennie Gephart; Tremonton II, Lois Mar-jori- Growers Of Past Three Years Will Be Given Preference Cook. Persona desiring to produce sugar beets upon which application for payv ident and Mrs. C. E. Smith, President ment will be made under the 1939 for WPA. Then ently :;a: have been approved and Mrs. J. J. Shumway, President Sugar Beet program must request acV i (l n and Mrs. K. H. Fridal. Superintendent reage allotments on or before Maxell by the Presiding Bishopric, the church and Mrs. Alfred Michaelis, Mr. and 1, 1939. This request may be made Democrats savagely ganged architect and by the building comsecond mittee of the ward. Mrs. Richard Anderson, Dr. and Mrs either by (1) signing a contract or I the Administration's I upJlition measure (a general De-- I J. W. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank agreement with the sugar company, as soon as specifications can Just sppropj11 chewed $3)550,000 be made Peck, and Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Bar (2) mailing a written request to tha and bids let, construction total of $13,529,000 will low. district Sugar Beet committee, begin on the new ward house. I !Lnpressive saving of 26 per cent, Under the direction of the bishopSugar Company, or (3) contacting House last week ripped ric and the heads of the different sugar beet field man. Farmers who Purj. 797,000 (1 per cent) from the have produced sugar beets in any one a fund raising campaign committees, or all of the years 1936, 1937 or 193S independent Offices bill, has been launched. Novel metkods are i will be given preferences over those economy seemed proved being used in order to secure money for j To I Uond doubt. Only increase voted who did not grow beets during these for the building program. proposals was 52,500,000 years. The bishopric are giving 100 memOne qualification for 1939 sugar ! f0r FHA's payroll this fiscal year. bers of the ward $1.00 each with the beet payment is that the marketing-oI But these exhibitions of economy instructions to increase it as many A meeting is called for Saturday ! ,ost their significance when the public times as they can during the next sugar beets shall not exceed the at 2 o'clock at the Garland Library i learned last week about a quiet little 30 days. This, as explained, may be production of the number of acres for the stockholders of the Ncithern H. W. to the farming unit. This qualithe cf in done made Secretary Theby meet many ways buying popcorn tpeech Utah Farmers' Cooperative. was exempt for the 1937 crop fication to to an t Appro-and sugar and making popcorn balls f jsury Morgenthau ing will take under advisement the not effective on the 193S was and in secret ses-- I and candy, buying cloth and sewing subcommittee prions Show Given proposition of purchasing the ware becomes but on crop, the necessary for 1939 aprons, dresses, doilies, etc. or buy son last month. Testifying house in which could be stored the to the provisions of the I according Office supply bill, Mr. ing other raw materials and making t grain of the stockholders. The f irst annUflj Bear River Na. I a a finished product, turning the money primarily because of the exOut of the 450,000 bushels of wheat, tional Farm Loan Association stockMorgenthau calmly observed that I was in ceptionally large 1938 production. as of $50,000,000,000 tore d this year about 200.000 bushels 'holders many times as possible. public debt meeting since the consolida- of sugar beet acreage Allotments I certain prospect for the U. S., and The first turnover of the first $2.00 nre under the government loan pro-- j tion of the Tremonton and the Raw-- be established . , . r.sc units for tVit ..Mrt..4-of ffn nnno f. farminj? rain natirm'e rriu; w.w ...w.w.. u cu i l pui lcu ucllcu ?v.ou. x ilia 11UVC1 Oc liv iiicciAiij J'fl Wl r.A. was now1l bya special committee of sugar beet llns n arm ";an association , co-manner structure. of is financial It is feit by some that a raising funds creating in the orphcum Theatre Wednesday wilh the cooperation cf the J shocked oncrabve warehouse would save stor- - afternoon with 152 stockholders ( bor- - 'agricultural force of protests answered Mr. untold interest and keen competition the sugar cora-,fbis-in making the dollars grow. The j i money to the growers, ih.s phase lwcrs) and Interested Morgenthau; but realists cn Capitol of acreage will be Distribution of the program will be discussed and, fTg preSent. 'nrAnM ,lrifh at hi "knew that he was only putting hopric and committees expect very Sit mildly. They knew that the Per- - fine results from this plan. ill are urged to be present. W. of chief loan of terms the the To under Carlson, lished the Act, Harry Mrs. R. Z. Heppler was named manently Unbalanced Budget era is division of the Federal Land Bank of' which provides forconsideration of his I here to stay as long as any member chairman of this committee, with Mrs. Berkeley, was the principal speaker: tory of production, ability to produce 4M' Men f of Franklin Roosevelt's Cabinet can Don Sheffield, Mrs. James Walton, at the meeting. He discussed the ben-- 1 sugar beets and other factors. 1 foretell, and they knew that Mr, Mrs. HJd Kerr ana Mrs. Einor sten-qui(B. K. II. S. Journalism Dept.) efits of consolidation of associations, The committee designed for the as members of the committee. I (By Jack Anderson) Morgenthau's speech was only the poout the savings effected thru! Brigham-Garlan- d pointing Factory District a At the end of the 30 days, big I lite introduction of an act which the 2, 3, Fridav night Bear River and Box such consolidation. of Noble Hunsaker, Chairman consists 76th I Congress raiiy win oe neia to ceie orate uiej Eld traditional rivals, fight it out s as ex-- ! RFD No. 1, Brigham City, Utah, Or- Through group office or tne project, ah tnose will presently have to perform wheth- - completion m Bt;ar River de. As the 1939 M Men basketball th Rox ldfir in son A. Iverson, Secretary, Tremon a to association each saving I it or not, raising who received a dollar will be listed feated Box Elder earlier in "the sea- - league draws to a close Wednesday, plained they like 1 ton, Utah and A. R. Capener, Gar- amounts to of the local group a. I tlie legal limit oi tne national son and should do it agam, even tno. there will be four teams take part m, land. Utah. a areserve un C(.t ,vhirh spt a-1 uie neu leuuma. debt from $45,000,000,000 to $50,- tournament to be held the Eees have the advantage 0f the a round-robi363 Riv If vou receive a 1939 sugar beet has r.ar nqinriation ! ,000 or beyond. The national ognition will be given to the three home floor At the present time Bear at the Bear River gym March 2, 3, , oans which1 acreage allotment you will receive a totaling $992,700.00, I debt at last weeK s end was Jjy,5.i,-- 1 highest earners River is in third place and another ana 4income annual- - written notice giving you the num a to net them brings Persons are allowed to combine, deeat would put them out of the 653,568.08. The M Men league has been very, ,y of W241.oo. This represents the ber of acres which you may plant in their .... money and efforts where it is running for tournament honors. o ... il interesting this year and some out savings through consolidation and is 1939. felt a greater return for their investteams have been developed set up as a reserve. have on standing hand It is hoped that each grower will other the Bees The - - j PERKINS PROCEEDINGS ment can be realized. Many novel The as individual as well tournaunderstand players. to that his request for acrethe of small going Other items discussed were the have already been suggested ment. hopes will be exactly what he expects will only make tournament, this year promises to be methods of foreclosures and the WASHINGTON In a Congression-- I things age This, however, keenest of interest al committee-rooone day last wek, and it is with the them more determined to tip the a thriller. To date three teams have of loan3, making it pos- to plant. If this request is in excess of the ward await members the that tournament. From in won the berths to plant, someone one be will of Two Bears. Labor Secretary Frances played, Perkins the outcome of this fund games I sible for a farmer who has borrowed of what he desires raising cam- at 7:00 and one at 8:00 p. m. the northern division East Garland, on a does desire to plant who took the stand in the district to answer to term ten have of voluntarily short years stake champions, won first be eliminated from j impeachment charges recently brot paign. the loan extended over a per- sugar beets may is expected that bear River buses defending It been made also have a smooth and have Arrangements in 1939. Each beets working ! against her place sugar New growing will crowd his would a reduce by which Jersey's Republi- with owners for their pet; will go down and large Seccnd place iod, this combination that the understand sheep should year. can grower Representative Thomas. Failure payment. lambs. About 100 have been arranged be in attendance. is district winner is Plymouth with a well balthe for to allotment acreage deport C. L O.'s Harry Bridges as The following weTe elected as di- in excess of the for by John T. Anderson, who heads so that anced team. I an alien Communist was her history past alleged this The southern division offers as first rectors by the stockholders: Israel the program is not a reduction but I crime. project, up to the present time. Jr. and Harry Drew, three Aaronic the The comprising a limitation. boys, place winner a fast breaking team Hunsaker, I Dressed in Melvin O. Christensen only directors; matronly black, with a priesthood and others, have agreed year Thatcher. Second place winner from use the enu , Please J large white bow across her bosom, to take the lambs and raise them and will not be known until after tonight's and A. W. Bishop two year directors Miss Perkins one year direcread to the House Ju-- I along in the summer time they will games. Bothwell and Tremonton First and E. A. Stenquist diciary Committee a lawyer-lik- e tor. state be grouped together and sold. vacant out for the are fighting it TO ment: "I am certainly in favor of the The Box Elder County Farm Se- post. All the teams are evenly matchIn addition, the ward contemplates Following the meeting a free show Punishment or deportation of any one a pig and beet project along with curity Administration is starting a ed and there is a new basketball at was given the stockholders. who engages in (treasonable) conduct j others, the aggragate of which it is new plan in this county of holding stake for the winner. Later, the directors met and named . I also wish to All dairymen of Box Elder County emphasize that I confidently expected will raise a large meetings with clients of the Rural Games each night will start at 7:30 Melvin O. Christensen. president; Isuu ttweuru witn tne Re the should take note of special meetings Rehabilitation be I will Admission corporation, 8:30 T. and principles rael Hunsaker, Jr., vice president; promptly. tne Communist Party. I do not enthusiasms being shown, Bishop settlement Administration and the; 25c for adults and 15c for children. Effie for thern to be held this week. E. Adams, secretary-treasureeconomic or political views Walton and his counsellors are hop- - Farm Security Administration, all of j Here is the schedule for the first Adams, acting secretary; with the Friday, February 24 in Ogden, the tte Communists. I in the now are tournament: State made which many amalgamated of record Melvin Dairy Federation composed of the the to regard by loan committee: as ing. dupiicate nght following ra their noiu-in- g tactics as an impediment to and manufacturers of the en- breeders O. Christensen, A. W. Bishop and E. the pe0pie 0f the Tremonton Wavd Farm Security Administration, East Garland vs. Plymouth efficient functioning of the Gov- j old clients will hold meetings begin- state ried-the tire with these and in Hunsaker meetings j eleven years ago electing Thatcher vs. Bothwell or Tremon- A. Stenquist, with Israel tmment as well as to ve a. m. ar 10:00 at who months, new clients and those society ati icatine- the church in eight and Harry Drew as alternates and nmg ton First. " On J this the! with February 25, Box EI- organization, loans Saturday, all paid for. Drew as investigator for questing is as follows. Harry standing League Miss aer county dairymen win mrci. ai. uic Perkins repeated that the loan committee. Uo to the present time, the two! either standard loans or cooperative Northern Division I Kason Garland Public Library in the main, she had not gone further into! wards have raised $6,000.00 in cash' loans, to write farm and home plans W case of room at 10 a. m. Specialists from the tne requneis amount it for in the year, the purchase ensuing Harry Bridges was that and an equal 8 Garland East Sue WIS U'Uif inrr finl. ine.v.e wrue 1,.to Ua V.. C?,1n..r.m a ment of the department vr.r Qnrl llimhor Agricultural college and National 7 Court to Breed Ass'n will be present. Box Eldecide the parallel case of, vaged from the Union school house, fprm and home plans to be use as Plymouth 5 e Held Fielding them der coun'.y's bull associations will Stacker, which Solicitor-Generand about 800 yards of gravel, all on: a guide by the clients to assist 2 Dam Beaver Jacksi meet onerationsi following the general dairy meet home and was in their farm j Tn about to prosecute fori the building site. City Pivrrside oe to take up their matters of busiwith real vim. She ing j These projects are separate from for the coming crop year. The 1 expressed awe ( ,.erland t the ness. ,i,.f. a where found immense power she wields over resrular assessments alloted to ward y.prtment has that Reed Giles, local manager of the and their wives are All .Southern Division as their t in the early part; Producers Cooperative iavitnl dairymen Utah investigator prrsecu-- 1 numbers and which a good portion' ?nite plan is made Poultry to attend. and both to lha.cher urged and judge. Because of this,; has already been collected. cf the season....and adhened 7' Ass'n reports a. most successful and hu'nll . ihi WesaiM cu- - ,., . .... ... m anu woi u:eii"-ti tne latin i out .u'.vitys ines to act wiui interesting convention held by this nipulous fairness." "I have entire I nie being rch'ihMltatcd to a Tremonton First ml th" Utah Tm key Scouts Re-- v wi.-rno f'irr. D"weyvi!ic confidence that Congress A r.ipitti 'n. Fehr uy VA, 17, anr! wTand Se TrenioTiton o':i ' Pt0ct me and secure my rights at Salt pirn is adhered to. Ii or'.'-- Khvood !iot(-At ?. 18 at the ;.'WllU.. Crop ti re for Die f Hirer and station if I have done no City. as the ; V.' she concluded, Ti sday evening at the Ogd- n Area or;;ai'.izationc M'M.bMS Of the!-V..rUlUices of Mirii',:.': !,. j 1 in wen( impeachment proceed-of Honor j; nd banquet held in r. States f,'. Old v.'!." t1::"' teuy voted against Miss Per- of Kat Garland th .sp' akei;; w re to information ii. the E.xploi-er',!. Acooiding ',,; h zero, i i (,n; inceUr.'.r." n rt bad- -. r tlie At t ic U. rf U., Dr.. sixty-fouived I C. of C. Conser, Greene :isor r !..ut from ".I.v, tolli ii.ni a:il v,'"!:;' n. r'i. : -t I.! ,y.'.. two eagle award;!, two star !iv:..i.!i. and x r.: hi wstTT-.!,;:!! A. Wi'tt...-..i::: V;t: tn o.:o,l ivintr of the I eonof reef Pioneers .li'.M. The EiW!S'DW f"f A of ,. the finrl awinls mid one life .award. This was 'Ve 'At' feat.ll ') :,s KKTIKES ' contest far in cxe :ss of any other froup. With !i,..if i n,n iv.svi r. I'd' ;. 'I .a, ,r.A eaniii are sponsoring an old v. 'lit ion w;s i' cake king vi i' tea vy vith tlv giou ( n he '1 omI , JA'Hl.GTON-"De(!!! r at t i' land Kridiiv, Mar. tlv except ion of four, ml ot the local ar Mr. Prtci- - t;..n.-i, a Pv ih wives of the poiiltiy-mcsame tir.ie. farm !,nd this At , Bo of .t were present. M ' .' awards would r v.' van v,'i v Kvaty-to iv Twf giwn. glower the ;u:t. of Iiarch ..t.jnirsuant prizes ;v find a fliscnr'e.l ' a aociints i'ie 1 nttento n vi extended A ;'er: jor, :1 nsc :;ivo your i i f,:r..;. tin,; retire this iy fioni regu- of Mix Master;!, electric have beiii given had the other boys t is tiv.-a roiit.t foUli-act;,-,.j.T.'.Jin.vl to coiria file itii s. vou Th'' at to be present. if i.urrouiid thi-wih t mti. lhi: roticc f.'ie s..;A;..r on i",:;;;, etc. The piormirl hern ig l)rn,.h. Cor- '.u' ') each elicit with in. t :;:'' ar i . u,i"y. Lou is.iiii that people cfime for t'.- I'i'.'l Those narticinating were Car! Pom rnrv.ui r.ittee sif n was given by the .' .iviipiif ii'n fur e. io m'iii'i'Ci o;i t?.n.uio keeping the same. tLlH note, received at the speakers at this ers. Lyri Larson, Harold Isaacson, wives. Anifi1 Ihc; 'v,.ur 1939 wheal crop. ar fi;- - in rostU! where possible. m.., tinm: wheihih'd for the ' :rs If'a R!iod s of East' Gordon I .a re on. Dval Sorcnson, Dar- be had by, can ,n"eHoi:s.? one r.oon last week, 82- -' blanks waa Application a:: follows, a!' meetim s mr-oi- l L',.:w n,.,B,ui. ..: .... T..O. .. rell Hansen, L. Francis Petersen. Dale bor,. at the A frricultural Con-- ; ture at'" Sunda-thr Ameticon Le;r- - fjniaml. i'V( nm m no n tv r.ai ai.il :' - o at Of tho ' t House. Briger;r. Pnin A Miller and Ralph Tfolman. r tlie t clo:" ai;if ba:;ai:. ion Aiix;;!i:iry rrertnuai ine; uKiai.i in. supreme cour- tliU .. . .,.nPv Mondnv Febniai 400 an Ken atte, two. fof) M. Clifton E. Church. Bishop L. M. Holman, Sylvan Korth the i ffr 'fvanier anu ueorge r.aia cnjf. c(. .'Mil; M. M. I. A. superintendent; Clifing meeting nouse. iuiwv, Y. RolvtTt H. Stewart was the speaker, his subject being vtr.tion. nun." Thursday, Acrnnt Zl Unas'' It,,. ..:,, i.. G rover, scout master, and James f a WM ton Bear the from members Stiffen "S"1-"'1"'Mrs. Sixty-twJewell "Americanism." house m. t,iijnivuv.il WW ... judicial v act ier-;- l iwt. n,,h rt'uiu-nAj. PI. took the boys to Og'Jen. Miller a solo. Two numbers were fur River valley were among those pns!S Ju8Ucea with ttn 24; Washakie meet- sang e tO retiro February Friday, is due to Clifton Grover credit Much ac ..n iv. u. OWNERS - rni iu:. JLUll iwnnfi: h.iims, nt, loauy Harris, j. NOTICE TO CAR 27; nifdied by the Auxiliary Sextette, salary WtOr 70.jt Ultll who has led these ing house, Monday, February scout master, Reed Giles, the Arthur Pcderson, Gale Whether io rtil act Harris, Quinney. Garland meeting house, Wednes- compnnied by East time the As from C. they were- old Chas. the Barf us, and John Golden Harris, boys health, or to head a world-- 1 The License Plate office 1; Bear River City meetMarch scouts. day, to become court house Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Stohl and Barfus, accompanied by their wives, enough or LCrUsade for 1(133 fortunate Jews,' sessor's office at county house, Thursday, March 2; Because his Wendell Hansen has succeeueu ciu- Aarl Mrs. Bennett, Effie Mrs. Giles, friend Felix Frank-- 1 win remain open Saturday afternoon ing Town hall, Friday, March 3. for daughters left Friday morning Tre - jton Grover as leader of this group at kst at llAnd t0 carry to assist car owners in obtaining their San Francisco, California to visit the Mrs. Amy Randall on h? 'of explorers. Judicial tradition in the Court, 1939 license plates. monton. ' FRED L. PETERSON CHOP THRU THJ5 LEADER AD3 World's Fair. Potion . - this 1 a;n . M I 111 n, aiiu-nwu- u- Kon IKWed tr'the et 1 treasury-Pos- - . WOUiU Patrons for the dance include Pres- co Advisability Of R. R. FARM LOAN chasing Cooperative Be Warehouse ASS 'N ELECTS Discussed Saturday NEW OFFICERS f j al-lot- Carlson, Oakland, Talks Stockholders; ; - Free ct, j - ! pm-el- fe u Meet Bees At Brigham Friday non-borro- r,,,7r0 Bears j Tournament Is Scheduled For st - March j Economy-breathin- ed j g set-up- 1 , , j i , j 1-- t,j Peu iu v- oyi 000,C 8 -- n - - m 20-ye- ar semi-an-na- ul Meetings Scheduled By Farm Security Administration DAIRYMEN HOLD MEETINGS J 1 r; Successful Poultry Convention Is Salt Lake - 1 al -- j ' I .... 1 , i rli.-nt- Final Date Set For Receiving Wheat InsuranceApplications ) If Kiurland th.-i- Honors i ' i W 0den - - !;;, ' ' ; !).ofP.to(Jive .' s oh-vr- i dii.-rt'- Garland tA I t v'-stet- ( Ao-..-.nj- cc. Tiiie Dance a-- -- ;. i.-i- - ;ilt.-v,- i t'-- 1 - . , ( I ', i a. ; - -- ;.t I ys ho--- i d-wi- i'A i l -- i k'.w:-!oi- , .ii-- 7- 1 ; - " i I r "".' j o j . - Cor-inn- e Ito.t.hBTtel