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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1931 UR CAB EIVEK VALLEY LEADER purchase added tP the Government's prodigious surplus which could not :" Catered at the Postoffice at fail to react upon the industry, as all Utah, as Second Class Mat surplusses do. ' ' ter. This proposal has the merit of ustj Arthur Brisbane Walton, Editor .and Publisher ing a part of our investment, otherwise worthless, for the relief of the Published at Tremonton, Utah, on needy. Of course, Uncle Sam must France Get an Island assume the expense of converting it What We Need " Thursday of each week. into flour and then distributing it Kemal Wins, Allah Loses Sabeeriptioa Bates where needed. It will at least have the T irEfcA a4f at am re of Dogs, Beef, Pork wheat the advantage decreasing $i.oe serve, and inasmuch as it has been A decision rendered by the Italian Gx Months, in advani Da. flxee months, in adv purchased and paid for, it has an ob King, Emmanuel, in favor of France, vious advantage over further appropri against Mexico, may promote better ations in cash. In this instance, how h feeling. Lost In the Pacific ocean, 870 mils ever, a cash appropriation of $25,000, 000 plus a wheat appropriation repre rest of tie Mexican coast. Is a little senting practically the same amount Island, called by the English, Clipperof money ought to bring relief every ton Rock, and by the Mexicans, La where, although some beneficiaries Isla de la Paslon, "The Isle of the may be tempted to remain upon the Passion." France and Mexico claimed. roll of sufferers and m all probability It, and agreed to let King Victor Em Now, twenty-twthe country will be urged to make manuel arbitrate. other appropriations later on, with fears later. Emmanuel gives the Island which Congress, dependent upon pub to France, ordering Mexicans to with' as well as to your Country lie demands and afraid to refuse them, lraw their little body of soldiers. will doubtless comply. The Farm Re lief measure was a grievous blunder It is a low jock, not able to support but deliberately enacted by a nonpar human life. But It has a lagoon in r PATRONIZE YOUR tisan vote and the principal criticism the center, and in war, It might'1 be LOCAL MERCHANTS of those responsible for it is that it Important as a base for seaplanes. France knows what " flying will doesn't go far enough. With farm re mean In the next war, and neglects lief on one hand and drought relief connected with it , That Is nothing on the other, those not benefiting more tha you can say for the United their will doubtless press from either Too Much which doesn't know what fly. own particular bills with the same en- States, win mean, ang ,ne&pQis vPxany ing Le ergy and success- - The American with it connected things gion, for instance, wants three and a millions and wants it without n Within a little while planting time half A big - New York bank that shut will be with us again, and oh ac- - quibbling. Paternalism has thu3 been lown, with its many branches reveals, countofmore or less depressed agri- stretched beyond any previous demon- recently, it lent tens of millions with cultural .conditions, the farmer will stration of it. Every indication is that jut security. Some of its own. direc . , be in search of new sources on in- it will now go mad. tors were among those that borrowed so pleasantly. The late Vice President come. Too often he has been misled infn K1in1 allova incffiai rtf i nt trio Marshall said "What this country deeds is a good five-ceroad that will put him on a cigar." What open ' It needs now seems to be honest- - local sound footing. Ask any rural resigovernment, including banking super dent around Tremonton what he gets the most of for nothing and he will Mr. and Mrs. Gordon John and C, visors, magistrates and others. ,New ' W. Green visited in Salt Lake City York, like other States, has bank ex tell you "advice." uniners, but needs somebody to ex the week. during The trouble with a lot of advice amine the bank examiners. the' farmer gets is that it does not Miss Phebe Jensen and Mae Taylor cqme from people who have them Kemal Pasha, forceful Tufk? Slaisin Salt Lake City, selves been actually confronted with spent last week-en- d agrees violently with ortnoqox Jo- the same production or marketing aammedans. They said ;he was dis and Mrs. T. Mr. and C, Thompson The meet. to he has that . problems Miss Grace Thompson spent Wednes obeying the prophets orders, erecting result is that these ' statues to himself and others, taking in Ogden, v; day as not conditions 4o face advisers; the fez from men's heads,, veils :fr in i.V JdoKey 'actually exist on the farm, nor ' The Misses Helen and Bernice Kup- - women's faces. They were right.'' But they take into consideration that In the fight with Mohammed, Kemal - ' any enange or readjustment tnat me fer of Portland, Oregon, arrived in lias won. , .farmer makes frequently requires town Wednesday to visit their par Mr. John and Mrs. Kupfer. ;,.inore money than he can easily ob-- ents, A string of twenty-eigcorpses taJn, JThe adviser urges "diversi-!- ; , now swinging on gibbets, in the cold E. E. Brenkman and Henry Baer without knowing that fication". wind, prove that Kemal U the boss, ' changing, over from the production .were Trempnton visitors Monday. and that there is no' longer a caliph, .onekind of crop to another often direct of the prophet. ' Evan Green"4was ' an Ogden visitor and of representative s ?tneansthe expenditure of many Allah. Two or three hundred ' for new type of. implements, and Friday evening.' more may be hanged, to swing In. the very often for additions in the way lime fashion; as a warning that Kemal of .storage houses to take care of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Fuller, Mrs. Pasha is here, Allah and Mohammed i somethjnf he ttever intended to grow Clifford Vance, and Mrs. Joseph Scoth tar away. " when ce built his' present outbuild- - era were Ogden, visitors Wednesday.. ' '.'v ? Mohammedans are tfindua flghtlag ' (n India as . usual. Advice,; when based on experience, Mohammedans is all right But most of, it is not eooked some beef, which horrified that kind.; Wouldn't it be much more Hindus,, by whom the cow and. all its relations are held sacred. War started, helpful ttf the farming industry as a .whctaanil the farmer" in particular, Services for Sunday, February 15th: a village was burned and a Bikh officer u ailvice jwould ncurage improve-men- t, Sunday School 10 A. M. Junior In the British service was burned in jnethods of handling and' Church 11 A. M. Both League serv- alive. Then Mohammedans; threw the production of the crops that the ices 7:30 P. M.f JPreaching service 8 beet into Hindu temples. The Hindus, P. M. The subject for the evening is for revenge, threw dead dogs into Mtf, are already growing? 'farmers - ; L : o, .' of Great Preachers." Phillip' hamroederi mosques, greatest insult "Lives ' ! a Brooks. , This is the second number in you can offer a Mohammedan. Hindus ; ivesson won't eat beef. Mohammedans won't the, series on this subject. eat pork. Englishmen eat both and Food. We invite you to worship with us rule. Mohammedans and Hindus, k f- 4, Sunday. to are a calamity F<ing sprices "It your plans are such that you can Chairman Legge of th Farm Board producers 'and '.dealers in articles of not come, then perhaps he following predicts wheat shortage;, which may food but a blessing to consuming Sunday, February 22nd., you will be be.erious. .. The carry-ovelast year families of moderate means. Last able to attend. This is the date of the was' only 40.. per .xent, of normal, year .families in this general group, special program by the Junior Choir. Drought is widespread throughout the and that 'includes most every Tre- -' It will be at the evening hour of eight country.: not enough snow and submonton family, had to spend approx soil moisture". .It would, be and the general subject is o'clock, interesting d of their income for "Some Rounds imately Life's Ladder:".' f5T6u if Uncle Sam 8houl(f tltWkn 4i' nrnf It mi food. A present the rate is approxwm t wani wvroiss wns program so fhls'corner. In wheat' after k. but this is due plan noi " imately now to be thereC" f;i more to diminished incomes than to, Nation Beige 4n Brussels has Alvm R. Dickson, Pastor. ' IJAvj any other" factor, solved mysterious deaths that fol-- " It is interesting toYead in a feder lowed a heavy log In the Meuse Valley al bulletin that nearly everything ex last December. cept eertain meats can be bought Lungs of the dead .were eaten out more Cheaply now than a year ago. by- breathing anhydride. Varied, and nourishing diets can be ; ft suipnurous fumes, from a chemical r. enjoyed if oue will make substitutes LOST factory, combined with the fog to form Ladies brown "hand-toole- d for articles that happen' to be high leather, hand Band . Concert an acid that destroyed the lung cells. at bag, m price when not in season. Eating in Hall, Monday night. Finder will n is some comfort to know that the cause of death is established and can what one prefers and living on what please return to Leader Office., one hab been accustomed to are "now f. mohton,, Utah Reward. J't out oftthe Question for many fami Joe the rBaker ; knows : to- - his nes wfiuse mcomes are lower man SOE SALE 'rracUcally new May mother and early friends as Josenh fcjavflbeen a for Belle time. Will reasonsell at a they Banjo. long s Their able price for cash or good terms, Catania, is dead. With his mouth wijlingess to substitute d Buafity:. food for Call 23 or write box 121, Tremonton. shut tight, refusing to tell who shot -- trnVBe struggled against a, flock of luxuries wilKkeep themb excellent FOR machine OR Good SALE 80 TRADE gun bullets and succumbed, ana pnj-siconflHion bring no acre farm with, rood bunralow eliminated because with greater; sacrifice than their forefathjn the territory pr "Dutch" ers suffered fyhen they did not even liouse,' garage, chicken Icoop. vFanrr is bootleggers, L know of certain expensive foods now tile drained, win sacrifice for quick suui ;ine urpnx aveer ' baron." . ir in commoh use and gracing the ta- - sale or rade for dty property. Phone Thu far, not one of maay gaagston Wes of jeven he poorest 20, Tremonton Utah; ' tf . ,snot dhlies., i .. dowa has told police who killed ' j. vifluable There's! a lesson to be FOR SALE good building line him, although a, majority of them ' learned jsfjjom Imost every experience. 112.00 per toiu !Vgar rknew Perhabs 'they ' thoukht ihv The onewe feet out of r conditioas oo., uanana, iscfd would not flu. utn s ;' from which the country is now fast "Joe the Baker" was oao of the Sew emeigirig is that the very things we GOOD BUILDING LOTS For Sale Tork gangsters that had the honor of ' were Some right in town, other two forced to foWjgo Were not good blockR Also two homes for rule. entertalnUxf a dUrUnguished New Tork lor us .anyhow. ' : CHy Judge at a welcome heinod-Bika- s. uau Leader, ollice. U This Week Tre-aaonto- Of ! ! -- AlEAl6ESrl930 Italian-Frenc- UTA STATE PRESS ASSN. - o To Yoar jown Advice. . Tremonton Locals -- nt : ,. -- - r - . i (Continued- from, page en?. ) , ble oil fields and we have every reas on to believe that the areas north of the Great Salt Lake will produce com mercial oil wells when sufficient moneys can be induced to complete the drilling, however, it will require deep wells to demonstrate the value of these fields, just as deep wells have been required to demonstrate the val ue of many of the greatest oil fields in the United States. The Vipont prop erty in the northwest corner of this county has been your largest produc er and when the census was taken in 1920 a large force of men was at work on the property. There were also many men working in the Lucin dis trict. The closing down of these prop erties during the past ten years par- for tially accountsyour loss in popu' lation. r , r "Notwithstanding the fact that Box Elder county has not been considered one of the mining counties of the state or at least to any great extent, this county contains four mining districts; Park Valley, Lucin, Ash rook and Promontory, and these districts, ac- cordipg to the U. S. Geological Survey, produced $4,306,000.00 in metals from the discovery of metal in 1870 to the present time which shows conclu this county sively the possibilities when these mineralized area are prop erly prospected and intelligently developed. To m y "mind the most prom- ism? vergin mining field in the state of Utah is in Park Valley and the Raft River range." . Hoiley Betenson (a) The Wind in the Grass is Dancing ... Morten Graves Abbott Wodley;. (b) A March for Sailors - - -- VA Delmar. Thompson Adele Suitor ; - - - . - - (a.) Nocturne Blackburn Martin Elizabeth (b) Boy Scouts on Parade Burke Gephart Esther Bensgfi j Dawn on Mystic Lake Beth Manning..-.,- , Kathleen Benson ' , Hoilev Betensen Ruth Richards Moonlight Revels Trees on the Hillside , Helen House . (a) Merrily I Roam (b) Sing Me to Sleep Dream Castles - - , ; ' : " Mrs. Zundel - - - Mary Gaddie (a) Cradle Song - - (b) Waltz Song of India - -- Wild Blossoms - - - ' Rene Miles !;; " ;: Louise Wright -'- La Rue Orwin t Hazel Manning. Schubert - - , Scheilffarth u Greene .- - - - - Carl Andree Ada May Piaget - .Rimsky-KoTsako- -- rv'vV. w' - -- .: ..' Krupr ' Jessie Manning Glad From Suite "Day in Arcady" (a) Mornings. Awakening Social and Religious Notices .t - 1 . $ i Miss, Mary E. Burns will present another student matal, at evening February the thf Garland Tabernacle, on next Wednesday will Zundel sing several numbem eightenth, at eight o'clock Mrs. tne The following is program Elizabeth Hopsoit' (a) A Swiss Lullaby Graves Abbott Morten (b) Jumping Up! Ruth Richards - Michael Aaror Little Sleepy Had -Beth Manning. , - N. Louise Wright Jumping the Rope , . r Naomi Gaddie T. Robin MacLachlan (a) The Ivory Clock . - t Louise C. Rebe (b) Skippety Clock Kathleen Benson - - Dorothy1' Gayner Blake - - Somersaults -- , - PIANO RECITAL Development of Gold , Mining: PorpiWy ' (b) The Enchanted Castle - Barbour ' -- v, Hubbard William Harris -- Venjia.Kii'kham (a) Nocturne Romantigne .-, Valsette (b) A big Valentine Dance, under the direction of the M' Men and Gleaner Girls, will be given- - Saturday, Febr uary 14, in the L. D. ,S. Recreation Hall. Special decorations have been put up for the occasion. This dance takes the place also, of the Elders Friday night dance. Everybody is in vneu w aiiena. isuaget ticKets.are good. - - "'- -'- - -'- Cole Winzeler Walter Rolfe Walter Rolfe. . IT IS HERE . ht - .' .f : , dol-'lar- " ? : '4 Free to Public i AMEBICAIIIBISTBIULIBUn EailaMriat BaUtUaA, CklM, Bllmii -- f i i .i .,. ; v. . , ' - -- Methodist Church , f.,-, a f'. -- i You can now buy a MAYTAG WASHER, for less than $100, d. b., WewtorClowa Call 15 for a Fi;Deinbnstratioii':i4 TH only place in the U. S. wher catalog, and tchrcrtwin matter covering any Una oi bvaincaa or nroducl can be obtained FrM aaat Witnout OblitaSoa. ta tks American Industrial Library. WriCa for Buainaaa AiKi limine Mihm iotoreated in; aaata will be promptb forwarded. '. ' .".::".. , T! .irvn ..;. jv.y' 4!f-- '.' t"- ", '1 r 4, . . From .. '. . i'fi - ii one-thir- 'one-hal- f,, ' k . r ik j S Th )Vt( CJiavreM u ci . .an -- . A- et :o: 1 p The latft movement In relief for we drought stricken regions and the unemployed Is designated to transfer am. viva,, v rvuic vwirr agency 25JMHJ.00O bushels of our store of wheat which we invested in for the wrpose o relieving the unfortunate tanning induptry which was confrontt d with our modern problemVof This wheat was purchased at a price,' in excess of the market rate and up to date represents iri in- ever-productio- n. )i a. WE PAY Highest Cash Prices s. ..",d.ea" "we boose, J. for Madame Bdlb, Turkish lady, ten Garland iae Ktucai culture society that Turks W. Garrett, mgr. BeU don't like Kemal Pasha's methods. Re pnone, 140 and 26; Valley phene 81. is EuropeanUIng Turkey toe Stf and Turks are determined tosuddenly, romala FOR SALE Ctod r Second -- Baivl Turks. ranges. Call Utah Power, and Light Kemal folio wi the method of Petar Co. 9tr the QrX, who 'found himself ruler of Russia, aa Asiatic country, and 4a WANTED We will call for and pay ft x European. cash for dead and "useless Horse, The RuseUiMi wasted ,to ramaia and cows. Phono Logan 49. Colorado but ha wouldn't let thmm Russlaaa, Animal Co. Stf and compelled area old men to eat CASH PAID Far Dead and Useless off their loag beards. ; Some aald that H waa because ha could not grow a '22r ?2.Ur9e v , good Brigham iS3J2 .t t tW beard of hla awB. i 4 . i 'The otd Rusataaa aaved their beards od were tutted with them, to arora to the AagelSkriel that they had aot ns. m them , off .toluatartly. !.. v Conrertiba Col.rioUr-rod- J .. uMii,iiifiiiMiiiii I mMHiiii aaaaiaaiaaaaiaaaai a . v. 1 ww t ; ifiiiiniii if iiiiiiiiiii , . ;fi; ' r lllll'll ... ;ii'-- . - '' .'. fine-e- ar i 1 .4 ft i ' - .fi price, you get the Mringt of very low oper- eon ana onf file wttn Uttle upkeep ; s ft fiJ if 6rterI Mtra Wt i J..J-- ' ., . ' r.;-...- ,v a r , v- a... v .. , J'"-- "' . .. Roadstee, rumble j.. wmoow a-- .St?d"l 47S ( prlre Sport Road.ter ?"!. Sport, $650. ian; SI ?wl thi .V . liw Creaf Aaierfeaa VoJm 4 Coupe rUl ;1XffY Price, f. o. b. PBit. 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