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Show hiSAtt KlVER VALLEY or even ten Yet, note that j BEAR RI YER VALLEY LEADER ! the cost of years ago. of which iron everything BABRY mans PROPER SELECTION Ort Our store is filled from front door to back with the best and freh est Groceries to be found in the markets. by the United Stateg Depart ment of Agriculture.) Since the use of meritorious purebred bulls Is the means by which mem (Prepared ton, Utah. Entered as - second ; class matter March 10, 1914, at the postoffice at Tremonton, Utah, under, the Act of March 3,' 187& QUALITY IS NOT A FAD A PRINCIPLE WITH US-IT'S Keep your working power up to par by buying and s eating-Grocerie- n don, Vt. Brown-Swis- s Cattle Breeders' association, Beloit, Wis. In choosing the bulls careful should be given to the line of t ; Address all communications to Leader, Tremonton, Utah. ' Tfe SUBSCRIPTION Vear One - Months T,hree donths Tremonton Meal S Packing Co. N TEST THE TRUTHFULNESS OF OUR ADVERTISEMENTS Bring our ads to us. If every article in our stock is not exactly as represet-e- d in our ads we will never again ask you to - STORE" Harris $2 - $1 60c SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE. space is marked with a Bed Circle it is a notice to you that your subscription has expired, and that you are invited to send in a renewal at once, In order not to' miss any numbers. . Editor and Publisher Thursday, August 28, 1019 Newspaper Stupidity. Newspapers, like individuals, some times use poor judgement in their course of conduct, and while in good faith seeking to do an act. of justice, reality commit an injury. damage action 'was fried inf the District Court at Brigham some months since, in which some Salt Lake parties were plaintiffs against a citizen of Brigham and a judgment was rendered by a jury which heard the evidence, in favor of the plaintiff. The Journal on more than one oc casion since that time has assailed the jury, and if we are not badly mistaken, has prejudiced the ease before the people of Brigham and that part of the county where that paper circulates. Judge Call has granted the defend-ana new trial, and there has certain: ly appeared in the newspaper in ques tion enough prejudicial "matter to entitled the plaintiff to have the case i moved to another county. Of this fact there is not the least doubt. As' a matter of fact the decisions on contempt which hold that "any comment by a newspaper during the pendency or progress of an action which tends to influence the result of the verdict, is a contempt of court" has been very closely approached by the Journal.; The Journal may be sincere in its views, but even so it has used less judgment in this matter than is ordinarily expected of a newspaper. Bros. ' Official Ignorance. We have no claim to any intelli-- J not possessed by the ordinary individual who thinks seriously upon the questions that concern the world and especailly those at this time concern , the people of this country. But we do believe that those public officials who are launching a campaign involving the expenditure of thousands of dollars of the people's hurrah) money, under the of grand-stanguise prosecuting "profiteers." are displaying about as much ignorance as it would be possible for men of ordinary common sense to "Head" of the Herd. i iifia itaif Go -- O Utah. Need not be a miller but must have business ability. Apply in writing, to Chris Olson, Brigham City, Utah. Advertising under this heading 5 cents a line each insertion. When yoi have anything to sell or trade, or wish ti buy something, use the "Classified Wants." to It! u LOST Between Garland and TreOccasionally we. hear of a man who is never affected by the modern dis monton, a pair of glasses in a case. W. E. Getz play of feminine hosery. Blind, of Finder please leave at Jewelry store in Tremonton, or bring course. ihem to the Globe office in Garland and We 'energetically protest against the be rewarded. statement that war at its best is bar HAT FOUND Girl's hat on road; barious. There is no best. just west of town. Owner may have' The fellow who is always looking same by calling at this office and pay-nfor this ad. for something for nothing is himself an overgrown wad of nothing. TAKEN UP A small pig. Owner Dollars and sense ' make a great may have same by paying cost of keep., team, but neither will travel far in Inquire at this office. single harness. FOR SALE Good Work Horses. Louis I. Sorensen, phone The talker is a man of words; the Weone of is deeds. can producer FOR SALE Good Holstein Milch worry along without the one, but never One of the best in the valley. cow. without the other. A Bargain. Inquire at Leader office. A fortune teller for a fifty cent fee FOR SALE Tomatoes, melons, will tell you how to get rich and yet at Lewis live in poverty herself. Hang on to cantaloupes and peaches, miles east of Tremonton, Abbott, 1 your fifty. g phone 66.a-3- . p Scientific. FOR SALE First class milch cow. Doctor "As for your trouble with I tell you may husband, madam, your George Price, Tremonton, Ut. It Is a scientific fact that ment causes bad temper." Mrs. Bloggs "Oh, yes, Tomatoes, Crab apple3 and Honey I've noticed that It always does when for Sale by R. E. Steffensen, phone It Is burned 1" p ' - 64.a-l- . Do not pass these opportunities up. The values listed below will last quick. Come in and get your share of them. !. One Edison Cylinder ' PHONOGRAPH $10 dQC pOO One $120 Edison PHONOGRAPH, now , The above, is as good as new hip-hip- DELICIOUS DRINKS show. The PURE FRUITS AND SYRUPS ONLY ARE USED AT OUR FOUNTAIN Then we combine them in the proper manner, insuring you a delicious, refreshing drink or dish that really satisfies. ' ': . ''Service that Serves." Thompson-Sco- tt II. O. SCOTT, Manager . Drug Co. Tremonton, Utah NIGHT SERVICR CALL PHONE 47 The Farmers' Paper The Leader "high cost of living" is the ' Fifty Used Edison Records in Good Condition, at Half Price One $80 Lorophone ' PHONOGRAPH for $55 re- sult of two principal factors, namely, extravagance and exhorbitant labor cost, with an inflated?" currency con' v 4 tributing, Well does the writer remember when A bank cashier' or a merchant who could afford a $100 phaeton and a; $200 teai.i of driving horses was considered exlieai. Today tremely fortunate. skilled every workman of the class drive hs oVnrcr cfcstiijg from $700 to 2500j. .:r: k The same man'wifjf wears $10 shoes and $40 suits and they have n pinnp and also a phonograph and every night tliey must soothe their parched sodas, and burn a lips with gallon of more of gasoline. Iron in its natural state is' no more expensive today than it was four or five, 28fc TOPI gence breeding represented in their pedigrees. Efforts should be made to select bulls that have the same family lines In order that line breeding may be practiced when the bulls are exchanged. Before the bulls are finally purchased plenty of time should be given to selecting the line of breeding desired. Although records of production are of great importance, it is very necessary also that the bulls selected have plenty of strength, great vigor and good body conformation. If the members are not experienced in buying cattle, it is well to ask the state agricultural college for advice and assistance In making the selection. In buying bulls special care should be taken to see that the animals chosen are healthy and especially that they are free from the infection of either tuberculosis or contagious abortion. If possible the bulk should be purchased from herds accredited by the bureau of animal Industry as being free from tuberculosis. A list of such herds may be obtained from the bureau. If it is Impossible to buy from nn accredited herd purchase from a breeder who will furnish satisfactory evidence that the animals have passed the tuberculin test and have never reacted to that teat the Cor-inn- o If this o A Good WANTED For . MANAGER Corinue Milling & Elevator Co., WANTED Contracts for plowing land.. Address, American Plowing AsAffinities are becoming so common- sociation, 812 Walker Bank Bldg, Salt Lake City, Utah. place that they are seldom able to the into headlines. creep PEACHES FOB SALE 2,000 bush-jl- s o of Elberta peaches for sale at $1 The man who exercises his jawbone and not his backbone will soon have per bushel. Bring your own boxes and pick them from the trees. Peaches nothing but a jawbone left. are ripe now, John P. Holmgren, Bear o Before classing another as a fool River City. just remember that he may have the FOB SAsLE Sugar Prunes, good same opinion of you. 7.e and best prune grown, buy them o Do not be afraid to stand when and save sugar, also Italian Prunes of good size and quality. Wm. M. talking to a friend. Life is too short 28c Miller, Penrose, phone 14-for long sits. No work, no happiness. d believe us. dron - - LVA D. McQUIRE, It Doesn't take the public long to decide as to the truth or falsity of any advertiser's claims. If he deals in "hot air" they take it for just If he deals in what it is worth. TRUTH they soon come to rely , What he says. implicitly upon 1 RATES If God, for good, sees lit to deny us all else, may He as His best gift af all, grant us this to be of some real, of tome deep use, to our fellow-me- n before we go hence and are no more seen. The Public VERDICT SATISFACTORY j o Eastern Representative, American 225 West 39th Press Association, f New York, Street, SJ "THE is made has increased from 75 to per cent. Why! Simply because labor, from the messenger boy to office force is receiving double more wages than under normal conditions. Add to this the increase in freight rates, telephone rentals, etc. all of which were made necessary in order to pay the wages of the "Big 4". and other "big'" labor demands, and it should not be difficult to see where the increased cost of living lies As a matter of fact, it is not the hlgn cost of living that is threatening the stability of the nation, but "the cost of high living," and unless something is done to curb the upward ' climb of wages, the high cost has only started. 28-2- and Meats from N. Y. American Guernsey Cattle club, N. H. Holstein-FriesiaAssociation of America, Brattleboro, Vt. Ayrshire Breeders' association, Bran- ? . i d " Advertising rates made known on application. Local advertising 8c per line per nsertion; classified advertising 5c per line per insertion - y : aggressive newsindependent, inpaper, devoted to the social and ' Bear of the dustrial development River Valley and Box Elder County. Published every Thursday vat TremonAn of the Most Important Consider, tlont for Improvement of Herd-L- ook to Record. breed-registr- To Wait Patiently. To walt patiently men must work 300 ' cheerfully. Samuel Smiles. the! the or CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Table Satisfaction OF BULL bers of a bull association expect to Improve their live stock, one of the many Important considerations . Is the selection of the bulls, Such bulls Improve the herds, and the assoda tlon interest Increases In proportion to the Improvement obtained. On the other hand, poof bulls cause the in terest to decrease accordingly, If a poor dairy bull Is used the milk production of the members' herds is great ly reduced, the Interest Is lessened and these conditions mny lend to the breaking up of the association. Un fortunately, an excellent dairy bull can be selected with certainty only when his daughters records are known. Such a tried or- tested bull can be depended upon with great certainty to cause improvement in the herds in the bull association. The owner of a tried bull, however, usually knows the record of the animal's daughters and rightfully asks a high price for him. The high cost often makes the members hesitate to purchase such hulls for the association, and instead they buy younger and untried bulls whose ancestors have made good production records. No bulls should be purchased for an association except from one of these two classes. Considering the records of ancestors, the most important are those of the sire and dam. In the case of the sire, production record is taken as the average of all his daughters' records. Very often the records of some of the ancestors are lacking, but every effort should be made to obtain bulls whose ancestors In the first two generations have an average yearly record of at least 400 pounds of butterfat at maturity. The state agricultural college may be in a position to assist in lookinp up pedigrees and records and always should be consulted. As soon as the money can be provided for the purpose, it Is advisable for the association to obtain a set of "Advanced Register", or "Register of Merit" books and, if possible, a set of books of the breed used, both of which are valuable for reference to all the members of the association. Information in regard to the cost of "Ad-v;need Register" and hooks may he obtained from the breed associations as follows: American Jersey Cattle club, 324 West Twenty-thirstreet, New York. tADkA Six used Ranges, in good condition Your choice $10 Tremonton Furniture Co. Where Price and Quality Meet. A. C. OLSON, Manager. PHONE NO. 12 $ |