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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. THURSDAY, AUGUST TAGS TWO Utah. Applications will be considered Entered at the Fostoffice at Tre- about the first of September. We urge ason ton, Utah aa Second Class Matter. that students wishine to make appli Published at Tremonton, Utah, on cation send for their blanks and re- Thursday of each week. turn them at once completely filled In. Blanks which are not completely fill Rate Subscription in will not be given consideration. ed ; 12 no .Qnppt $100 Six Months (In advance) - Three Uontha (in advance) - - - - 50 Man Motorist (barely avoiding broadside crash) : "Why on earth did n't you signal?" NATIONAL IDITCRIAl Girl (who has crossed into her home always turn in here, driveway):"! TV7 Law-A-93 5 stupid." 22, 1935 BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER HAY F By DWIG HiHerman rj kii iv known meflieai au aem oi me umc&go - 1 I ...... V., N fARfeveuu, "This contribution to in the past have suffere the atmospheric conditions y with travel, mose aimciea wun nay yw, You may forget aooui tne nea pouen laaen oust or au iurma m u way travel; forget all fear of tra riisrnmforts and dancer frnm highway hazards and accidents. Unio cross-countr- t- Free to Public catalog, mai Tha only place tn tha U.S. wHera ewrariM any Um o bBaa oWttnft obf-- ned tod haul re Wit or product on Library. ObbatoB is (Ka Anencsa Industrial Mattel arc. yon Wnca for BuatnaM AtrwtitkioB ntaraated tajaaiM wiu beprotBptlytorwaraM. Father: "Fancy a big boy like you bein? afraid to sleep in the dark." "It's all very well for you, you've got mother to look rat Five-Year-Ol- d: CJUMo,tIIUoi To Your Town S3 well 1 ii as to your Country Classified ! Ad Column . A. f not even found at home. Coach and tourist car patrons on the new special coach tourist car section of the Los Angeles Limited, known as "The Challenger," and on the Portland Rose, now enjoy commeals in fort, only 25 cents for breakfast, 30 cents for lunches, and 35 cents for dinners. And for these patrons, stewardesses who are trained nurses, free pillows, free drinking cups and free porter service are now provided. coaches for wo men and children only are now operated on "The Challenger." Ask your Union Pacific agent for full information. UNION PACIFIC (Adv i new-low-c- LOST Tool kit containing mechanical tools. Has enitials A. E. R., Tremonton, Utah, on side of box. Reward if returned. A. E. Roche. If PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS . until you are on one of its new conditioned trains, en joyaj' cod, AMEBICAI IIDOSTBIAL LIBSABY Ft' Yo coaches. its safe .. after you." De-Lu- FOR SALE KINDLING .Federal Aid for High-- J er Education May Be Available to Students By Wilson Lumber Company. tf. frame house, FOR SALE: strickly modern, close in. A snap for someone. If interested see James Walton, Tremonton. 2 tf. Two-stor- y 6-- SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 22. The CASH PAID for dead and useless cows and horses. Call Maple Creek University of Utah has received inforTrout Hatchery, Brigham mation that Federal aid for students 8 tf. Reverse Charge. will probably be available during the there means that This coining year. will be funds for furnishing projects whereby students are given an opportunity to earn at least part of their GOLD WANTED expenses while attending the University. This aid, however, is only to be Licensed gold buyers will pay up given those students who could not to $35.00 an ounce for old denattend an institution of higher learntal bridges, crowns, rings chains ing without financial assistance. The Dean of Men is chairman of the comlockets, watch eases, spectacle mittee in making selection of students les, etc,, or any other disto receive aid. Application blanks are rded jewelry if mailed within now ready and may be secured by days. Take advantage of this writing the Office of the Dean of Men, Ofmderful or Office of the Dean of Women, opportunity given to fice of the President, University of u by a reliable concern to get value for your old gold. We buy old sUver. 493-J-- PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP . NOTICES Consult Clerk of the District Court or the Respective Sign- 2. ELCO GOLD REFINERY 212 Spring Arcade Bldg., Los Angeles, California Estate of Louis P. Knudsou, Deceased Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at For tage, Box Elder County, Utah, on or before the 26th day of September, A. D. 1935. LELAND KNUDSON, administra- tor of the Estate of Louis P. Knudson, deceased. LEWIS JONES, Attorney for ministrator, Brigham City, Utah. Date of first publication, July Fronk Chevrolet USED CARS With An O.K. That Counts 25, NOTICE TO WATER USERS State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, August 2, 1935. Notice is hereby given that Vesta Jensen, Tremonton, Utah, has made application in accordance with the laws of Utah to appropriate 8 sec. ft. of water from a drainage ditch or channel in Box Elder County, Utah. Said water will be diverted from April 1st to November 1st inclusive of each year at a point which bears W. S3 ft. and S. S3 ft from the NE cor. of Sec. 29, T.ll N..R. 3 W..S. L. B. & M., and used to irrigate 466 acre of land embraced in that part of Sec. 29, T. 11 N..R. 3 W., S.L.B.& M. lying W. of Corinne Mill Ditch. Aa much of said water as may be necessary will be used each entire year for Incidental stock watering purposes. This application is designated in the State Engineer's Office as File No. An protests against the of said application, stating granting the reasons therefor, shall be submitted in affidavit form and in duplicate, accompanied by a fee of $1.00 and filed In this office within 30 days after the completion of the publication of this notice. 934 930 .930 Chev. Sport Coupe. Chevrolet Coach. Ford Coupe. Hupmobile Sedan. 929 Durant Sedan. Hudson Coupe. Chev. Sport Coupe. TRUCKS 933 930 934 - Chevrolet V2 Ton. Ford V2 Ton. Vi Ton Ford. 1 Ton Long Chev. We Still Have ex-Mr- Big J 8, 1935. 5, 1935. TREMONTON, UTAH : 36:- - : T" r . xy HEADQUARTERS Mrs. Otto Kofoed YOU WILL GET BETTER USED CAR VALUES HERE! ry j st a-- s. TRUCKS 1- - 1933 CHEVROLET Dual Grain Wheels, 2- - -- I TON TRUCK 1 Bed, Long Wheelbase, Good Rubber 1931 CHEVROLET TON TRUCKS 1 1931 FORD iy2 TON 2- - Flour V i Will Make Good Wagon. CARS f Jensen Br 1 1928 l- - STUDEBAKER DICTATOR SEDAN Good Condition. 1930 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN - Good Condition I I cm ako MNtrVHU. vtjw. awitHAM is properly cured V i 3-E- SSEX SEDAN - Priced for Quick Sale. OLDSMOBILE COACH We Solicit Your Grist Business Jfeimseim I FORD iy2 TON TRUCK 1- - 1-- Would suggest that you purchase from your local dealer enough to insure you of GOOD FLOUR until the new wheat TRUCKS Long Wheelbase. a Good Stock of Old Wheat on Hand make our GUARANTEED BESSIN6ER BROS. mid-we- ut It is from this old stock that we SATISFACTION SEE F-H-O- j HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR ALL GRAINS PRICES LOWEST IN THE STATE FOR ICE Beverages & Coal 1 poverty-stricke- Mrs. Henpeck (sarcastically): "I suppose you've been to see a sick friend holding his hand all evening!" Mr. Henpeck (sadly): "If I'd been holding his hand, I,d have made some be autographs they desired, but this money." modern generation, what now! The Dionne quintuplets were offered the walls of her bedroom. Carkfully five roles in Harold Lloyd's new pic- reared in a respectable miaaientlass ture, "The Milky Way,, at a vast sum of money, but the Canadian govern- some vocational advantages, wmcn ment said no Charlie Ruggles seen she shared with one sister and three at a rodeo and Harold Lloyd and Mar-len- e brothers, Mary was a nice average Dietrich seen at a burlesque girl. Her home was in the show--bnot together Mae West in a rather small town. Mary was ob no longer edient, went to church and school and her routine. She changed lolls in bed while writing script for assisted her mother in household (3Uny her new picture. Garber in lounging ies. She lived a healthy, normal Mfe in pajamas and a polo coat she arises the day time, but her nights were fillat dawn each day and takes a long ed with dreams, vague wonderful walk while figuring out dialogue and dreams, tnat over a penoa or years situations. So now her catch line is became so familiar as to become almost realities. Her parents knew of "Wake up and see me sometime." And now in the person of Mary her interest in the movies, but laughJones, representative of the thousands ingly indulged her, and thot it one of of girls who come to Hollywood in those periods of adolesence. Then one morning Mary's mother search of a screen career, unfolds a tale as real and vital as any problem went to her room only to find a note that confronts Hollywood today and pinned to the pillow. tnatMaTy-f- e the young girls who arrive, and what left for Hollywood and when she was to do with them. Perhaps one out of a famous star she would write to everv 500 are successful in seeine- the them. Frantic with worry, the parent uioiuc ui a. inajui aiuuiu. uui l ill one on wan me aniuuiii. wiiuie street! the studios of Hollywood announc- side is covered with descrintions of of . i l ' f ner one more gini missing irum ing who 'twas thought left missing girls, career. a of in home search Hollywood home for the screen capitol in search (Next week Mary arrives in Cinof fame and fortune. And from the ema Land and her first experiences sheriff's offices of the United States new descrintions romp riailv. Most nf and discoveries will surprise and inis revealed . st yu-Hollywood the girls in question are of high school terf Stripped ui its giamuui, pxctciisc cuiu age. and you see it' But lets hear the story of Mary tinsel for the moment, without the rose collered glasses of : c i Trt Vu .tu.uif". f fame and publicity. Watch for next , u- -j, ma vvuicu continuation of this story.),. is very true to your correspondent, week,g and which parallels with thousands of others. Mary, today is about twenty years of age. When she was very young she for temple and burial clothes. loved to go to the movies and used Dresses and everything to read all of the fan magazines and complete. write letters to the stars and send A. quarters for pictures personally autoBRIGHAM CITY PHONE 347-- J which she nailed in rows on graphed Long Wheelbase. CHEVROLET TRUCKS AS LOW AS - - $766.00 State Engineer. ,!i -- NEW 1933 LONG DUAL T. H. HUMPHREYS. Date of first publication, Aug. uate or last publication, Sept. ht Hollywood mourns the loss of it's most prominent and beloved citizen Will Rogers. The Roger's philosophy, famous and modest smile and endeared to the people of the world through the medium of the screen, the radio and his daily columns and articles in the newspapers and magazines. Not since the passing of Marie Dressier has the film colony felt such a deep loss. He was an international figure and equally at home with the crowned heads of Europe or as a guest of the president at the White House. He was ever friendly and never in too much of a hurry to stop and notice children or speak a word of cheer and dig into pocket for a shiney coin for the Rogers believed in a high standard of morals and lived up to his ideals. His family life was serene and beauti-- , ful. The Rogers family owned a big ranch in Santa Monica valley where Rogers had an excellent polo field, He was an excellent player and until "Mary growed up and went society on us," he was the captain of a polo team, consisting of his daughter, Mary, and sons, Bill and Jim. His daughter, Mary Rogers, is a beautiful motion picture and stage actress; Will Rogers, Jr., graduated from Stanford last June; and the youngest son, Jim, is still in school. Will Rogers was once invited to a dinner given by a society lowger, with out Mrs. Rogers. He went and was asked to tell a fw jokes Later tVy? hostess of the swanky affair received a bill for his service and when she told him she thought he was her guest and had not expected a bill, he answered: "I am never a guest, when Mrs. Rogers is not invited." This little story shows his devotion and the love of the companionship of his wife, Mrs. Rogers. Will Rogers never donned a full evening dress suit. He always appeared no matter the time nor the place in a blue serge suit with a black bow tie and white shirt for dressed up occasions. Will Rogers was born in Oklahoma in 1879. He was a cadet at a Military Academy. "Gosh," he once said, "I was hard to break to schoolin'. I studied the fourth reader for ten years His parents wanted him to become a Methodist minister, but he loved to Ad- A. D. 1935. Date of last publication, August 22, A. D. 1935. (By MAY MANN) needy. 1 ers for Further Information. NOTICE TO CREDITORS GOING HOLLYWOOD ride a pony and rope a steer. He joined wild west shows and was so good in a roping act that he was booked for sixty-eigweeks of vaudeville on Broadway. When something went wrong with his act he sorta hung his head and in his imi table style said: "Fella's kinda handicapped up here- ain't allowed to cuss." And the audience roared. So Will Rogers became established as a comedian and humorist. With his success in the East he came out here for pictures. His early ones in the silent days were not so successful. But everybody liked Will Rogers and his keen interest in civic affairs in Beverly Hills placed him as the unofficial mayor of that section for a number of years. With the advent of talking pictures when his voice could be heard with his quaint witicisms Rogers moved into the Millionaire class of picture stars. His charities are numerous. Rogers helped n extras hundreds of and people who came out to crash the movies. He never turned down a request for his help in any benefit cause. And when he would be unable to attend personally he would always mail a generous check. Perhaps Rogers has appeared for more charitable causes than any other actor in Hollywood. Fox studios had two Will Rogers pictures made this summer which have not as yet been released. They will probably be shown this fall. Will Rogers though now immortal will live long in the hearts of his fellow citizens of filmdom and in the hearts of his countrymen of the world. NEWS FLASHES: Myrna Loy is temporarily out of pictures. She demands M.G.M. to raise her weekly stipend from $1500 to $3000 and they say no. So Myrna is enjoying herself in London. If M.G.M holds her to her contract she will either have to go hack and let them have their way ot remain on the shelf 'till the expiration Jack Gilbert, of her studio contract so long a recluse because of his dis-- 1 appointment in his picture career is going about once more. They say he steps the beautiful Virginia Bruce, the Gilbert, and that they may Carole Lombard has darkened her hair with a beautiful Gene Raymond's mother effect a him birthday party Tuesday gave night in the Florentine Room of the Beverly Wilshire, and a young miss from another table walked right over and planted a kiss on the astonished Gene's mouth and said nary a word, then returned to her seat. It used to Eras. HONEYVILLE, UTAH xe - Good Value. Utah Auto & Imp. Co. STUDEBAKER Tremonton, Utah - GRAHAM Phone 28 |