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Show 1937 BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. THURSDAY, JULY 29, PAGE TWO BEAK RIVER VALLEY LEADER Tre-noato- n, The Romance of Your Name . . - nun or .. vw about reign of Kenneth III of Scotland Inthe year 980, the Danes, having the met by were vaded the country, monarch near Loncarty, in Perthshire. At first the Scots gave way and fled through a narrow pass, where they were stopped by a countryman of great strength and courage, with his two sons and no weapons other than the yokes of their plows. Severely reprimanding the fugitives for their cowardice, he succeeded In rallying them. The battle was renewed and the Danes put to flight After the victory was won, the old man lying on the ground, 50tf Free to Pjiblic AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL LIBRARY Klnerin. BaUdlas. Ckioato. UlUola EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION -wounded, cried out, nay ! Hay I" and this word became the name of his pos- rvrijL&mAj&L. 193 5 terity. The king, as a reward to Hay, gave him as much land in the district of Gowrle as a falcon could fly over be- - To Your Town as welt as to your Country h.M"' fari schTS 'rJt , J . J .J Mr. and Mrs. Martinas Larson Maurine and Bernice Trl daughters, Gorilla from one of New York son Jule, also Miss Shirley Hont sM&jjF , I borefinds life zoos terribly mZMf City's of Mink Creek spent the weekenZ?-Mr-. some. Study this picture closely i&s. I and Mrs. M. W. Hansens 1 "'H and you will undoubtedly start " r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barfus J too. j yawning ; ' Floyd and Donald, went to Sunday to visit their son, Georee an' family and Miss Frede sister of Mrs. Barfus. "nsen,j Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rasmussen am' son, Nyles, and Miss Luby RasmusJ idea ' Paging Mr. Minsky-- An sen spent the weekend in Rocksprin?U 5 Wyoming visiting friends. P" f cool to show8 tow in keep VWm? ! Miss Joan Hunsaker, of Honeyvilief Ith heaywave I is visiting her grandparents, Mr an! t Mrs. V. L. Hansen. Miss Patricia Murdock, of Sueal City, Idaho, is visiting her grandpari ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hunsake"! She accompanied them back a coupij of weeks ago, when they visited Bisi hop and Mrs. Murdock. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wuthrich an baby of Logan, spent the 24th here Mr. Wuthrich took part on the vervf f: .n.Hnw. iviios iiiic iJiugiaui. r-A- i maigery riunsakl er also pleased tne audience with hen "LITTLE SKITS." That's fine reading. The celebration was what CORNELIA OTIS success and well attended. SKINNER calls her dram jxi. aim iuia. umi xxailll anu SOn, Of "DING" and "DONG" Bell, the atatic monologues, several of Yakimo, Washington, are visiting' at Tennesee which will she tractive twins whose real present in a Mr. ana Mrs. L. S. Mari nis parents, names are Ruby Lee and Ruth Anna, u ha? . guest appearance on Harry and relatives here. know all about floral clocks. Here they von Zell s bummer stars Mrs. Eldon Thompson and babiei are in the Rockefeller Center gardens broadcast over the Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Zollingei accompamed their with Gruen curvex time network, Sunday, August 1, checking to Providence last week on their ivl i 7:30 p.m., New York Time, tulip time, apparently with satisfactory turn from Bngham Citv. re she is shown as herself, results. Mrs. Newman Harris and babv ar. of the role of Catharine in Mrs. Herbert Currier of Logan spent Aragon. first wife of Henry VIII. several days last week visiting theif parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Andersoif "SAFARI TRUCK" These "microbe hunters" of the Bobby Anderson has been very sictt but is now improving. African frontier are now deep in A. P. Peterson and son Wayne went the jungle, making paternity to Wendell, Idaho last Tuesday to vil blood tests among native tribes 1 r:-to establish the truth about it relatives. They were accompanies V rr-i- v man's earliest history. Dr back by Mrs. Peterson, who has bee w Dew (left) and I. de Bruijne visiting at Wendeil for several week are shown here starting out on attending the 2 new grandchildlren. 1 a Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hansen anf expedition from the South African Institute for Medbaby went to Ogden Friday to visit ical Research, with their PlymMrs. Hanson's brother, Robert Allies outh "safari truck" better who is seriously ill at the Dec hosp known as the Westchester tal. He was operated on for a bad caie Br. of appendicitis. They atterftlfx tin parade while down tlVare. Mrs. Mary Mortensen visited h and Mr. and M daughter an Admiral in the United States Navy mand of the regiment having been Florida and they fought chiefly on Vanderhide at Ogden last week a given to Leonard Wood, Roosevelt foot in Cuba. They fought battles enjoyed the parade. Many people fro: was made lieutenant general. about Santiago and won fame at San here attended the rodeo and the pa; ROUGH RIDERS Their horses were abandoned in Juan Hill. ade in Ogden during the past wee Rough Riders is a name popularly given to the First Regiment of United States Cavalry Volunteers in the n War. The regiment was a highly spectacular one, composed as it was of ranchers and cowboys and Indians from the ranges of the far west with a few from eastern universities. It was recruited largely by Theodore Roosevelt who resigned his post as Assistant Secretary of War to enter the fighting. The com 1 5 iiw tlyf.JS''i sJ rsff y? Z, f I iJb yt3'-V- ''jf&K ?k 4pH 'M HtjAklJs U'lv fW VWsX 1 PrSi , $ in in in in m in in mi in iik m iii in in in NEWS IN BRIEF III III III HI IN in in m in in 111 " 111 9 LLOYD TO ASSIST PHILIPPINE STUDY William A. Lloyd, in charge of the Western Section, Division of Cooperative Extension Work, U. S. D. A., and who has had direct charge of the Extension work in Utah has been designated to serve as technical advisor to the joint preparatory committee of American and Philippine Experts, sailing from San Francisco for Manila, July 24. Mr. Lloyd's services to the committee will relate chiefly to agricultural education and extension fore It settled. The falcon flew over six miles In length and lighted on a matters. He will have headquarters with the committee in Manila and will stone which was called Falconstone. assist in studies extending throughThe motto of the family is "Serva out the archipelago. At the conclumeaning "keep the yoke." Jugum," to return sion of the studies, he will crest of the arms above shown The the Department. represents the falcon rising for flight. 38&g This coat of arms was alo granted to the rustic Scot by ling Kenneth. The land over which the falcon flew was later called L'rrol and was the home of the Hays, Earls of Errol, for generations. nays in America settled in MassaHays of chusetts and Connecticut. East Chester, N. Y., claim descent trom" James nay ot Bwrana, one m the followers of the Pretender, who escaped to this country In 1745. SHIPPING POINT INSPECTION FOR FllLIT AND VEGETABLES This is the fifteenth year of the Federal shipping point inspection service on fresh fruits and vegetables, administered by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Nearly five times carinnns Sif JrP se, cnrnmnri;- ja.mwv tiea were uiijecv.eu at. Biiipjmig pumus in 1936 as during 1923, the first full year this service was available. During the first year the service was available in only a few states and only during the harvesting season of certain products. Today it is available during the entire year, under cooperative agreements with the state, in Utah, California, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Louisiana, Oregon, Texas and Washington. Fubllo Ledger. Inc. WNU Service. hrU.fJ 'it ft immmh J Els-do- :! vis. 13 n r W'tTJ.' IV.-. 1 son-in-la- j j Interesting Stories RICHARD BYRD Spanish-America- Richard Byrd as a boy of twelve, determined to reach the north pole. He not only has had that ambition fulfilled but has flown over the south pole and the Atlantic ocean as well. At the age of fourteen he had already made a trip around the world by himself. While in college, he took up wrestling, boxing and football to toughen himself for the explorations he in tended to make. In these sports he received a broken ankle and a crushed foot. Because of these injuries he later was retired from the United States Navy at the age of 28. Byrd did not let this discourage him in his chosen field, but took up aviation that he might be able to fly over the The Utah Livestock Production Credit Association and the Utah Farm Production Credit Association lead all other livestock associations for business done since organization with a grand total of $13,245,000 loaned. The Utah associations, along with the other 28 production associations in the eleventh Farm Credia Administration district, show a substantial increase in short term livestock and farming production loan business, according to T. P. Coats, president of the Production Credit Corporation. Beds of Pure Sulphur Beds of pure sulphur erAsi in many perts of the world. In Louisiana and Texas thsy ate covered with quicksand. This makes it impossible to mine in the ordinary way, so pipes are sunk. Hot water forced down one of the pipes dissolves the sulphur. The solution returns to the surface in another pipe. The product, when boiled down, is almost 100 per cent pure. 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