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Show AGE TWO BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JUNE BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER t This Week Entered at the Postoffice at monton. Utah, as Second Class ter. Jrst BOTHWELL TreMat- By Miss Ilia Perry hj ARTHUR BRISBANE :x:- - Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Anderson of Los Angeles, is pisiting with Mr. and Mrs. Walton, Editor and Publisher Neise Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Herrington of Angeles, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs Harry Drew. They intend to go to New York where they will make their home. Mrs. Herrington is a cousin of Mr. Drew. A shower was given for Mrs. Adolpii Oleson, at the home of Mrs. Nelse Anderson, Wednesday. Mrs. Oleson received many dainty gifts from her many friends who were pres- Woman's Devotion 100,000 Porto Ricani Ishii Warns Us Mr. Lasker's Million SO, 1932 U. S. Cities Serve jCCLBl as Models In Colombia's Modernization Plan Utsm, t rr if 'AST t nr-- j ' " j. J' , Social and Religious Notices j -- i ;waw r. -- '- ,t X . w 1" :x: The Daughters of Pioneers will meet Thursday, July 14th, at the home of Mrs. Annie Holladay, at 3 p. m. All desiring to go should be at Wilsons corner at 2:45 and a way will be provided. wouuuts devotion. y, When Von Pleiive, Russian statesman, was killed by a iVihiiist bourn, tiie wile of a French attacue, "who Subscription Rates hud conceived a vjoieui passion tor hi Year, in advsnoe. -$2.00 j Vou Pleiive," wept tor weeks because $1.06 $1 Months, in advance :x: niie had not beeu killed witu iiiin. .60 Tare months, in advance Sunday Services Sunday school at Modern (above) and Old (right) Arc hi- - I And you know about me iioiuau , WlRgfc a. m., Mrs. P. E. Ault, superinten ten I ent tecture In CarUfcna. 1 . matron. When her husband was or. dent. J umor church, eleven a. m. Mrs. Eli Hawkins returned Satur- dered by the judges to commit, suiNEW VOP.K Colombia, the nearest Story sermon by Mrs. Jenkins, mis-- " day from a seven week's visit to Cal and lacked courage, she seized sionarv superintendent. American South of the ifornia. She has been visiting two of cide, neighbor and, to encourage him, Epworth League, seven p. m., sub her daughters and a son down there the daggerinto United States, is locking to this coun tier own heart, saying, it plunged ject: "What do the Political Parties as a mode) in modernizing tu and reports having had a very entry "it does not hurt." Propose?", Elias Landvatter, leader. cities, according to Ricardo Olano, in as well as to your Country joyable vacation. Service of Worship, eight p. m., serAud now in iew York City comes dustrialist and civic leader of Medel-11- a Mr3. J. L. Deane of Ojrdcn. visited mon topic: "Land Where Our FathMr Olano Initiated the city relatives here, Monday. Miss Doro- a model for all wives. She lives on ers Died." Special music by the SenFifth avenue near tlie Central Park planning movement In Colombia, orthy Summers accompanied her to ior choir. ganizing and presiding over the first where she visited for two days zoological gardens, and her husband's Alvin R. Dickson, Pastor. Public Improvement Congress (ConPATRONIZE YOUR sleep is disturbed by a great lion's before returning home. de wat which gress I.:ejoras Publlcas) beiore LOCAL MERCHANTS Mrs. George Stark and son, Ray, roaring. The lady appeared held in Eogoia In 1917. His son, Germotored to Willard Thursday, where Park Commissioner Herrick, saying: man Olano. is Colombian consul-generlion on own that visited Lena Mrs. "Put Wells. price your they at New Yoric City. When You Think Eighteen boy scouts from here left and 1 will buy it. I want to let my "Due largely to American example Monday tor Camp Keisel. husband have the satisfaction of shootand influence, an extensive 'city planHARDWARE Mr. and Mrs. Arch Stokes and fam- ing it." movement has developed (C) Publisher Photo Service ning of black visited Mr. and Mrs. ily 1 fine, Our population is changing, without throughout Colombia during the last out or are being planned Prado, a bam Mills, Sunday. rew years." Mr. Olano said. "As a reour knowing it. We exclude Asiatic suburb of Barranquilla, in wnich The only place in tha U. S. what cataloft and The news of the honorable release "Everything To Build Anything" sult, most of the cities in Colombia American lntejasts participated, Is the btt Asiatic Filipinos dmrtuins matter eovein any line of buaineM immigration, of John Hawkins from his two year come are being transformed from ancient most Important of these or product can be "obtained Fraa ra Without Phone 11 . of because tens it in thousands, projects, mission in England has made his parObligation ia the Ameaican Industrial Library. colonial settlements Into modern now has paved streets, modern resi Wrna for Buaineaa Advcrtiainc Matter rou are "American soil." are islands their ents very happy. They are looking inter cited in; same will be promptly forwarded. metropolitan centers having both the dences and an hotel. InFor the same reasons Porto Ricans forward eagerly to his arrival home. and conveniences of those in stitutions In the United States which aspect AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL LIBRARY workMr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson en- come in great numbers, good the United States. Bogota, the Cap- are Interested In' City Planning have Engineering BnUdinS, CUeaie, Iilinol tertained Sunday afternoon. Their ers, like the Filipinos, doubtless, but itol, following the example ol Medel-lln- . in Colombia a vast opportunity to which is the center ol the region disseminate useful knowledge." guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roland Al- a new element in our population. len and children, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo There are one hundred thousand where the finest coffee is grown, adct.i-e- d Mr. Olano said coffee Is Colombia's a beautiflcatlon program and to2ny principal export product, as well as Kupfer and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Porto Ricana now in New York City is one ol the most modern and pro- being a very Important factor in the Leo Stokes. Refreshments of ice alone, tens of thousands more are . cream and cake were served. gressive cities In South America Cm!. life of the country In general. More in. coming In the heart of the Cauca valley, vvtv.cii than Mrs. Annie Mathews and children of the coffee imin difficult A problem, especially built at "POLITICAL" roads are often also is famous for its fine coffee, now ported into the United States is grown of Nevada, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. these days. unemployment offers many modern attractions a great expense, in areas where George Holladay and family. Mrs. in Colombia, which Is the world's "In many sections of the there is no need for them, because Mathews is a daughter of Mr. and largest producer of grades known as Viscount Ishii, recently Japanese modern suburbs like thse? !''ii? "milds." and ranks second in of Borne contractor has a "pull" or be Mrs. Holladay. Ambassador in Washington, welcomIf you are planning AiniTtcan cities either heve ...a iaia total production. Miss Winnie Payne who for the past ing our diplomatic representative, Mr. cause the local political boss wishes an outing to the the value of certain property enhanced two weeks has been visiting in Og-de- Grew, in Tokio, warns the United returned home Saturday. by bordering in with a fine road, of States, politely, but firmly, to keep country, the mounThe Sunday School conference was "hands off" in Asia. Viscount Ishii the Crystal Springs where dinner was for similar reasons. There are few tains, a tour trip or served complimenting the birthday ansections of the country in which po- held in two sessions Sunday. Miss says only one of two things could of Garland and Mrs. Irene start war between his country and niversary of Miss Melba Nye. a trip to your sumlitical roads cannot be seen splendid Johnson Kerr of Tremonton were visitors durMr. and Mrs. John Burton and Mrs. this country. Mrs. Peck Frank arteries of travel, stretching for miles ing the morning session. By mer cottage, a lot of A beautiful P. C. Petterson spent part of last week "First, if Japan were foolish enough into unpopulated country, and carry- program was rendered. In the evenwith friends in and relatives Afton, food preparation is In the Western ing almost no traffic. ing, besides Mrs. Kerr and Miss John- to interfere imduly Mrs. Lorenzo Smith and daughter, Wyoming. Such roads wast public funds, in- son, President C. E. Smith and Mr. Hemisphere. necessary. Our store Mrs. J. W. Chambers is spending the Vera, returned last week from Nevada "Second, if America attempted to and California where thev sDent flate the tax bill and block the build Rulon Manning attended the services. week in and with friends relatives Ogthe will have all the Miss Ruby Anderson entertained a dominate Asia." ing of needed feeder roads connecting past two weeks with relatives and t'en- or staple heavier innoAmerica is Heaven knows, of number Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lillywhite were friends. farming areas and small towns with Tremonton her friends from here and cent of At at a waffle supper, Sunday any dominating impulse. items Saturday and Mr. Jack House and daughter Helen dinner .guests Sunday at the home of main highways. Such roads can be the silly Washington conference, this are spending two weeks in Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hodges, in Logan. built for less than five thousand dol- evening. complete stocks of Mrs. Harry Drew's mother, Mrs. country agreed not to fortify Guam, Nebraska. Mr. George Bishop was a Salt Lake lars a mile, and are as weatherproof, Sarah Allen, and her nephew, Allen! so conveniently located, or to estabMrs. P. C. Petterson spent Monday City visitor Wednesday of last week. perishables will be skidproof and generally efficient for Mattson of San Francisco, will spend lish Mrs. J. L. Harvey and daughters, bases in the Philip- and Tuesday with relatives and friend on hand Friday and air adequate as the territory they serve, tne summer here visiting Mr. and Mrs pines. We are as mild as mush and in Logan. Helen and Shirley, left Wednesday for Assure Saturday. superhighways. Drew. Mrs. W. G. Carter was hostess to California where they will spend the milk. no of food counBmall yourself For a comparatively outgo It might enli&uten some la Wash- the members of the Ladies Aid, Friday summer with relatives and friends. ovWood Theron Mrs. and Charles son, ties and states can adequately provide Act disappointments afternoon. The time was spent in says, in effect, is that the lines ington to read the memoirs of Von and Mrs. Wallace Wise were Ogden the Delicious er themselves with 6uch roads. then were refreshments holiday, . quilting. . German Imperial may, IF THEY ARE ABLE, earn a Burlow, formerly visitors Friday. to fifteen. Eliminating the political road and return of 52 you will be certain Chancellor, especially the chapter served cent. no is There Funeral services were held Saturper Mrs. John Richards will be hostess to select your needs to his dividing road funds fairly between intimation of a with efforts prevent to the Ladies Self Culture Club City, for guarantee. If the lines dealing Friday day afternoon in Brighamresident main highways and secondary roads, is from our stock of and Russia. "Jaof earn a former Earl Bowcutt, between Japan afternoon, July 1st. essential to agricultural progress in the more, half of it is taken under war the Russians A large number of friends "would never Garland. the market's best Mr. Mrs. Hall said, and Arch had their as and into recapture pan," provision put the future. Russia." But Japan did guests last week Mr. and Mrs. O. V. and relatives from Garland attended a attack fund for dare the benefit of roads. weak quality. oo the services. Haws, of Holbrook, Idaho. If they earn less, that is their hard dare, and Russia was badly beaten. Miss Beth Manning spent last week Mrs. A. R. Capener spent last week luck. Mr. and Mrs. A D. Lasker of Chi. with relatives and friends in Ogden. in Idaho Falls at the home of Mr. and Their competitors are generally less Mr. and Mrs. George Nye and fam- Mrs. Rulon Neilson. cago gave a million dollars to the regulated and waterway competition University of Chicago for a founda- ily and Mr. and Mrs, Glen Baron, of Millan Peck made a business trip to ia loxnal.t c.,,V.;j; I U.. iv- S tion for medical research. Doctors, Brigham, enjoyed Monday evening at Salt Lake City Tuesday. IN a recent editorial, the Fairmount, ment-i many tax dollars which with of that money, will watch Minnesota, Sentinel points out the are used to make up waterway defi the part to death" of twenty, doom"steps of an ancient fallacy. That CltS are DroVlded bv thfl rnilrosxia ed by Blight's disease. fallacy ia this: That the railroads are The railroads face a problem that The twenty, know know they must We many guaranteed a return of six per cent will not pass with the be have volunteered to let doctors die, depression, on their investment, by the govern- cause items a t unusual of changing transportation study the "steps" that will lead them ment, and, that if they are unable to methods. It is a prices for the holiproblem that grows to the grave. The twenty volunteers earn it the deficit is made up from the more well with the cared best to day. A few of the be will the public which for, important public treasury unusuals are listed or indirectly, billions of medical attention while they live, and owns, rs directly Policy-holdeto A Mutual Company, Pays Dividends Fortunately for the treasury, which dollars of railroad A large bag below and is will die knowlug that they have been securities, has enough difficulties at present, the interested in the employing and useful to other human beings. of Potato Chips at Only. Founded in 1845, Through all Wars, Panics and railroads are guaranteed' nothing of vitally The Lasker Foundation was estabof the lines power 10c per bag. Salad purcnasing the kind. What the Transportation lished on coudition that the money oo Epidemics,, the New York Life has never failed to meet any or MayonDressing research into degeneraA CONGRESSIONAL investigation of be used "for of at naise a middle very unobligations. diseases age." government competition with private tive usual prices. The Those diseases destroy men whose business has received the approval of most useful work is only beginning. qt. size of salad the House Rules Committee. A New York Life Policy is a Permanently Safe InvestRepre a great are other On the hand, they sentative Shannon, of Missouri, who dressing will sell for being. ment for You and Perfect Protection for Your Dependents. 19c per jar. The introduced the bill, says: "There ex blessing to the average human ists an immediate necessity for the What a pity to sit around Indefinitefull pt. mayonnaise, ly when your work is done, only to curtailment of the tendency of govern at 19c. Pork and IT TAKES THE WORRY OUT OF LIFE a depression doing its work. watch ment to engage in business in compe Beans, medium size tition with private enterprise and for TYLER J. JENKINS, TREMONTON, UTAH An Italian, using a plane kept strict4c per can. Pickat the withdrawal of government from ly secret as to its construction, has les and Jam will be REPRESENTATIVE many fields in which such competition flown four hundred and thirty miles at unusual priced in an hour, beating the world record already exists. Visit prices. held by Britain. NEW .. YORK . LIFE .. INSURANCE .. COMPANY store and see the Mussolini knows that future wars Castlegate Agreements with state 51 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. for resurfacing oper eighty miles high will be won in the air and under many unusual prices we have for the way oetween this city and western water, and his government finances line, to cost about ?4S,000, signed by intelligent flying ideas. This country holiday. should follow suit. Carbon County Comrnissioners. A plaue going 430 miles an hour, fueled for long flight, could, and some day will, cross the ocean in seven KENNETT H. MA LAN hours. That will not give us much time to get ready. Lawyer We are also feaSpeed and thoroughness are parts of Mussolini's methods. Utterly fearturing at real attractive prices, a less, he is anxious to complete his OFFICES PHONE 133 work and dislikes those that persist fine line of very Over Bank, Tremonton in trying to murder him. luncheon meats at 1203 1st Nat'l Bank, Ogden The recent plot to bomb Mussolini 18c per pound. Also was immediately followed by the conWieners and Bologviction of Domenico Bovone, and na at 12c per pound. twelve hours later came the death sentence for Angelo Sbardellotto. He Fancy Sugar Cured The Want Ad columns in the showed complete indifference, refusBacon, sliced or in Leader are the magnet that ing to make any appeal to the King. for the price piece, attracts readers. Keen mindYesterday both these men were shot 14c ol per pound. in the back. That was supposed to ed mes and women in all A very splendid item There would be less poor men over fifty. There FOR RENT Three apartments, mod- make death more horrible, by humilern. One furnished. See Mrs. Nephi iation, because cowards, shot while would be less families left destitute or helpless walks of life, in business and for the over-nigTremonton. Nessen, in financial affairs through death of the husband in private life have learned camping. Come in running away, are shot in the back. The great French fighter Crlllon, you and visit our Meat and father. You do not have to wait to reach fifty to use the Want Ads in the or over before you begin to realize the value of a FOR SALE Choice building lots, 70 will remember, laid out after death, Department and be Leader, for they know that x 300 ft. Inquire James. Walton, all undressed, was covered with scars now You can see fund for that trust convinced of family. your using them means rapid reI hone 23. Sold on installment plan, from forehead to Instep. When they work and to owe able while are it Splendid assortment you you young turned him over, there was not no down payment. sults whether it is a job, to your family to establish a fund for them in case of meats which are on his back. scratch exchange, or buying and sellat your command. CASH PAID For Dead and Useless you are suddenly deprived of your ability to supCows and horses. Germany develops an interesting or death ing. them Reverse call port permanent disability. through tf41 Idea, in the threat to "declare a moraBrigham 493J2 Ask us about our various plans, prepared for you. torium" on gigantic private debts FOR SALE Goed building lime owed in the United States, unless this Utah-Idaho $12.00 per ton. ftagar country will agree to cancel all war Co., Garland, Utah I8tfd debts. European gratitude for the FOR SALE Lloyd baby buggy, in help in the war is new, In the history "A SURETY OF PURITY" very good condition. Cost $40. Will of gratitude. Published at Tremonton, Utah, on Thursday of each week. Impressive is iv-t- t - -t I r tI Methodist Church -i- 3 JVii'fii To Your Town n, Og-de- al Free to Public THINK WILSON POLITICAL ROADS ROB TAX FUNDS. Prepare For the 4th. one-quart- er '' I rnt n, GARLAND AN OLD FALLACY. " Holiday ItemS Byo3T.v NEW YORK LIFE have I I our in the LEADER If Men Under Fif tv jN Draw KNEW Prospects What Men Over Fifty Meat KNOW .;WANT COLUMN.. ht the tl Phone 23 Tremonton Banking Co. take $10. (.19)2, bf JCint flHB ajJajniMM, 1m.) (XRSKAGGS |