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Show PAGE THRES BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 I Various Nation Flai Good Uses for Seaweed POLITICS I 100 Words Pay Way to Europe mat Bait water lather, who has been tangled In seaweed, or motor-boowner whose propeller baa been elogged by the marine growth, can Imagine that Japan harvested 450,000.-00pounds last year; that the United States Imports about 5,000 tons and that the United States has a seaweed Industry on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts? Seaweed has been consumed as food by the Japanese. Chinese and for many centuries, while moss and seaweed products have Irish graced the American table in various forms since Colonial days, when It was Imported from England, says the Vf&raal Geographic society. early use of the weed was as fertilizer by farmers near the sea. Today, besides serving as fertilizer and food. It Is an Ingredient of fine paper knife handles and oriental curios. Kamchatka natives use Its hollow stems as colls for distilleries, while Australians have discovered a species from which cloth, rope, twine and mats can be made. at Unusual Offer Made Thru Local Merchant 0 -- o 6 I j and I PERSONALITIES j i : owner; and this affiant has no reason to believe that any other person association, or corporation has any interest direct or indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated by him. 5. That the average number of copies of each issue of this publication Fold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the six months preceding the date shown above is (This in formation is required from daily publications only.) JAMES WALTON, (Signature of editor, publisher, business manager, or owner.) Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day of April, 1932. LEA DUNN. (My commission expires April , OF STATEMENT OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT. CIRC5JLATX0N' ETC., REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST 24, 1 1912, :o" Camilio Osais of the Of Bear River Valley Leader, Publish ed Weekly at Tremonton, Utah for Philippine Islands has been making a determined fight for his country's in- April 1, 1932. dependence for the past thirteen years debate in the STATE OF UTAH ) During the forty-minuLower House on the Hare Bill, he elo- -! County of Box Elder )ss. quently voiced his sentiments on the actual as opposed to the theoretical Before me, a Notary in and for the method by which America's govern- State aforesaid, personally appeared mental bark is guided. James Walton, who, having been duly "In youth," he said, "I learned that sworn according to law, deposes and a government in a democracy has he is the manager of the that three branches legislative, executive, says Bear River Valley Leader and that the and judicial. I further had the imfollowing is, to the best of his know pression that a bill to become a law ledge and belief, a true statement of only needs to be presented and it the ownership, management (and if would then, be approved by both housa daily paper, tle circulation), of the es and the Chief Executive. In the- aforesaid publication for the date ory all these seemed to be simplicity shown in the above caption, required itself. My legislative experience in by the Act of August 24, 1912, emthe Phillipine Senate and in this Con- bodied in section 443, Postal Laws and gress has taught me that a gover- Regulations, printed on the reverse nment has numerous branches. The of this form, to wit: legislative department alone seems to 1. That the names and addresses of have different branches. Just now I the editor, managing editor, am wondering if there are not in re- and publisher, are: Commissioner 1 - ' I 3p.. n n 9 I f te M ft wimv-:f5- N Case of Great Virtue or Just Plain Honesty? A gossip writer In an English paper, who fairly revels In stories about Mayfair and great country houses, recently singled out an act of what virtue perhe thought super-emineformed by a great aristocratic lady. Here are his words : "She is as honest as she Is modest. The other day a bookmaker by mistake sent her a check that he was not owing to bur. She returned It I regard that as very nearly superhuman." Perhaps the great lady reflected that she would surely be detected if she kept money Intended for somebody else. It Is possible also that she simply fell a victim to the low, hour' geois notion that taking and keeping done." If kind hearts are more j Yoronets, what rank In the nobility should be assigned to plain honesty? New York Times. Ball nt EIFFEL TOW. S- V v - . i-'- ' Should Prove Interesting A Houston student away at college writes his parents : "I have to give an the Parachor, which I hour's talk-ohad never heard of before. I have found that it is the product of the molecule weight of all liquid and the fourth root of Its surface tension, divided by the difference In densities of the liquid and It vapor at the same WESTMINSTER ABBCV To Europe a fascinating four weeks' trip isn't that the dream of almost everyone? But to think that such a trip Is possible in 1932 with all expenses paid for Is not a dream. It is a fact. The Glldden Company, national manufacturers of paints, varnishes, lacquers and enamels, is conductcontest in which ing a nation-wid- e the , first prise is a ' Free' Trip to ' Europe. This Free Trip Includes railroad ; transportation to New York, first class' passage on the ,8. 8: Leviathan to England. From there the tour swings through . Belgium, Germany," Switzerland and France. EaglanJ'a OU Broadway Some folks deem it a shame that such a lovely ; English village should possess the name of Broadway., Perhaps more "ew Yorkers seek it on that account than If It were called by some other more poetic name suited to its loveliness. Hidden away in Worcestershire, It is, .only .90 miles from London. Like Its American namesake, Broadway virtually consists, ot one street .But nothing abont It is modern. There are cntrrajng cottages and the Lygon arms, one of England's iroost ancient and picturesque hos. - FUaaura Lerare The term hedonist means a person who believes that.pteasure Is the sole or chief good in lif Hedonism, the doctrine, also teaches that moral duty is, fulfilled In the gratification, pleasure seeking Instincts and depositions. The chief advocates of hedonism In antiquity wm tbe.Enicqrean and the Cyrenlacs, the latter Inclining to the frbsser jterprptaflon of the doctrine. In modern times t good In the greatest hsiilneas of the eommunlt as a whole, is the chief hedonistic doctrine. ,f Old Taotkacka Ramaoy A century ago a New York paper carried this ad for a toothache remedy: "The subscriber, Jonathan Dodge, in his prsctice as a denial surgeon, having extensively used for cure of the Toothache Thomas White's Vegetable Toothache Drops and with de elded sncress, he can recommend It when genuine as superior to ary oth er remedy now before the public. If obtained of the subscriber a cure Is Detroit News. jri:nr!.r(crd." The second prize in this contest is a Free Trip to Alaska. This trip is a very popular one, being conducted mostly by water up along the Alaskan coast line when that region is at its best. There are other cash prizes in the contest. As a matter of fact the winner can choose cash as an alternative on, the first and second prize. Here 'are the "prizes in ' 'C order: L"''. r 1st prize Free Trip to Europe or $1,000; 2nd prize Free Trip to Alaska or $900; 3rd prize $200; 4th, 5th, ; (5th, 7th; 8th,' and"Sfth prizes $50 each total $2.00fl.00. you' i ' lumbrlcoides." Holton Record. We separated our daughter from school when we learned that she was sitting up ant.nJght,wrJng a paper on "The Craw fish's Ammontldia." Judd Lewis In Houaton Post Dispatch. the-Aet- ees Secondary State Highway between o Cornish and Utida on State line completed. Amos Larsen and Brigham City Edgar Rasmussen opened painting, decorating and wall paper hanging and cleaning establishment on South ! Main Street. Utah-Idah- ! business managers ality more than 435branrhes of ConPublisher James Walton, Tremon gress that is to say, as many branchUtah. es as there are members plus the com ton, Editor James Walton, Tremonton, mittee and other elements. The reali Utah. ty of politics has taught me," the Managing Editor James Walton, Commissioner added, "that, in pracUtah. Tremonton, comis of the enactment a law tice, Business Manager James Walton, plexity many times complicated." Utah. Tremonton, indeBill The Hare providing for 2. That the owner is: (If the publi pendence after an eight year transi- cation is owned by an Individual his tion period passed the House by a or if owned by name and address, landslide vote. But we have no cause one more the name and individual than to rejoice in our political idealism. be given beshould address of each, The "cornplixity" which is bringing is owned by a if the low; publication about the freedom of the Islands is our own selfishness. We desire to corporation the name of the corpora tion and the names and addresses of impose a tariff on Philippine products, the stockholders owning or" holding coconut oil and especially sugar. one per cent or more of the total amount of stock should be givea) James Walton, Tremonton, Utah. Precious Metals in Use D. A. Walton, Salt Lake City, Utah W. S. Muir, Tremonton, Utah. as Standards of Value N. Newman Reeves, Los Angeles, The gold standard is the measure of values In a monetary system; in Calif. Eldora Reeves, Los Angeles, Calif. other words, If we wish to compare Frank Ies-tethe values of certain articles, we Oakland, California. 3. That the known bondholders, Fay that one is worth so mueh gold, another Is worth more gold, anoth- mortgagees, and other security hold er less. etc. Before the Invention ers owning or holding 1 per cent or of money, all exchange was by bftr more of total amount of bonds, mort ter or trade. In the early history gages, or other securities are: (If of this country, such objects as there non, so state.)' wampun, shells, salt tobacco and Joseph H. Call, Afton, Wyoming. beaver skins were used as token Mrs. J. S. Calderwood, Logan, Utah. Gold and silver were se 4. That the two paragraphs next money. lected as the standards' of value for above,: giving the names of the ownseveral reasons; their value Is large ers, stockholders, and security holdin proportion to weighty' they are ers, if any; contain not only the list of stockholders' and security holders easily" carried and and, especially In the 'case 6f gold, as they appear upon the books of the tbefr' values change but Utile from company but also, in cases' vfhere the The . nations of the stockholder or security holder appears year to year. world used both gold v and upon the books of the company as silver as' standards for' ttielr coin's, trustee or in any other fiduciary rethen from Ihe Seventh to the Thir lation, the name of the person or corteenth ' century the double standard poration for whom such trustee is actwas In general use, then' Great ing, is given; also that the said two Britain and' later the United States paragraphs contain statements emand other nations adopted the gold bracing affiant's full knowledge and ' ' ' standard. In this country the gold belief as to the circumstances and con standard Implies no restriction on ditions under which stockholders and ' ' gold Imports or exports, the re security holders who do not appear in of coin, gold currency demption upon 'the books of the company as and the coinage by the mint of all hold stock and securities in trustees, gold offered It Britain abandoned a other than of a bona fide capacity the gold standard, this Involving the abandonment of some of these. r, temperature." Oh, those frivolous students. Another intriguing discussion by a professor who married a Bolton girl it on this subject: "Factors' affecting the vloblllty and development of the ova of Trich uris trJchiura and Ascaris CbocoUl in High Favor When stout Cortes led his little 400 army Into the valley of ,Mexieo ' years ago, be discovered a new a new food, chocolate. His used iuetorlan reports that the cacao bean, from which chocolate Is made, very generally. They made a delicious beverage from chocolate, and It is reported that the Montezuma would drink no other. The Spaniards tried to keep their chocolate recipe from the rest of the world, but without success. ?opn , the . wealthy In France,' England, and other European conntries were having chocolate every day. Four hundred years' usage has not decreased the popularity of this excellent food, and we now import great quantities of cacao beans into this country every year. 1933.) ; By. Mrs. David -- x Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hansen, son Wayne, of California, and Steve Hansen, of Salt Lake City, were visiting with the Hansen families here the fore part of last week. Messrs. Eldon and Afton Adams have moved from the W. A. Adams farm, which they have been managing for the past several years.' Mr. and Mrs. Adams have moved to the Rudolph Christensen home in East Tremonton. George 0. Nye and Mrs. Nellie Rose of the Stake M. I. A. Board, visited the local M. I. A. for a brief period Tuesday evening. Wayne Hansen, of California, who recently returned from a 21 years mission in Germany, gave a splendid talk in M. I. A. Tuesday evening last. After the meeting, members of the orchestra played for a short session of dancing. Thursday afternoon a pleasant social time was had at the home of Mrs, Ida Rhodes in honor of Mrs. Leah Oyler and ether retiring primary of-- 1 ficers. Eighteen enjoyed the after- - Mrs. Mae West of St Louis, Mo., writes: "I'm only 28 years old and weighed 170 lbs. until taking one box of your Kruschen Salts just 4 weeks ago. I now weigh 150 lbs.' I also have more energy and furthermore I .never had a hungry moment." Fat folks should take one half tea- of Kruschen in a glass Salts spoonful of hot water in the morning before breakfast it's the SAFE, harmless way to reduce as tens of thousands of men and women know. . . I For your health's sake ask for and get Kruschen at any drugstore the cost for a bottle that lasts 4 weeks is but a trifle and if after the first bottle you are not joyfully satisfied with results money back. (Adv.) BETTY BARCLAY'S HELPFUL noon. Mrs. John Oyler, Jr. has returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in California. ' Edwin Sorensen and daughter, Mary of Mackay, Idaho, were week end guests ,of .the rSorensen family here. Mr. Sorensen was the principle speaker in sacrament meeting Sunday evening. Among those who went to Salt Lake City for conference week were;; Bish-6- p LV M.'HolmaA and1 wife, Mrs. Sophia Larson, Messrs. Paul and Norman Lareon and Miss Clarissa Larson. "A real 'indication of spring is the preparation for the base ball season. A- game la called for Wednesday even ing when it Jikelyjthe boys will be lined up for regular practice. ' Elder Marion Sorensen, who has spent the past two years as a missionary in the Western States mission, returned home Monday, having attended the general conference before reach ing his home. Fred Somers spent the week end at home. He is again an honor student at the U. S. A. C, having an "A" grade in all his subjects. HINTS i - Parowan - Work underway on cement and rock bulkhead at mouth of Parowan canyon to take care of all flood waters. Cedar City Extensive remodeling underway at Cedar Mercantile Co. stores American Gardens and Homes. Both Distinctive Abont 1100 A. D the Crusaders en tered Byzantium and the Holy land and carried many ideas back to the countries of central Europe. The Per sians 'and Arabians likewise carried the Byzantine influences to their re ' " spective countries. From this the Arabs' developed a type of landscape architecture very different from pre vlous styles. Their Ideas were carried by them to the countries of northern Africa and by the Moors to Spain, where many famous gardens were made. These all had a touch of ori ental design. The American Oolonlets found no gardens in this country when they landed. They brought with them Ideas from. England which were Influenced by the necessity of growing their own fruits and vegetables. Their desire for ornamental plantings was inherit ed from their English ancestors and this desire has now grown to the ex tent that the United States Is out standing In Its development of small home gardens. The growth of these gardens has kept pact with the In population, and the construction of homes and the style, while In fluenced by many ethers In past centuries, has become truly and distinctively American.'' 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