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Show ( BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, 'Win With Landon!" Is G. ! Classified Ad Column jj of Sweet Cherries FOR SALE-Ple- nty Honey-vill- e. Inquire at Tolman Store, LOST A yellow gold necklace with Findgreen set, at Bear River City. -' ChristenWallace er please notify office. or Leader sen a LETS TRADE Hammer mill for Hanfour bottom disk plow. L. J. 5"7tf sen, Phone 52 a-1. LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED on ser- the Ideal Sharpener. Prompt E. S. '. vice, work fully guaranteed. Sercomb, Tremonton, Utah. tf. C. livestock Wanted Elwood, Phone Richardson, 4-- 67-0.- 2. 9 FOR SALE Big discount on $150 In,.. credit on Dodge or Plymouth. Office. Leader at quire CASH PAID for dead and useless cows and horses. Call Maple Cieek Trout Hatchery, Brigham Reverse Ch&ege. 493-J-- 2. tf. 6-- TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BOX . ELDER COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION NOTICE Isi hereby given teat a special meeting of the members of said corporation is hereby called to meet in the Lions' club rooms at Tremonton, Box Elder County, Utah on the 22nd day of June, 1936 at 7 p. m. for the purpose of causing and passing on the following three propositions then and there to be presented: 1. To change the time of the an- : nual meeting from the second Mon day in January of each year, to the second Monday in November, com mencing with the year 1936. 2. To provide that board members ahalT never receive any salary for their services. 3. To provide that all future board ; members shall be appointed by the "board of County Commissioners of Box Elder County, in lieu of election 5"by members of this corporation. JOHN P. HOLMGREN, ATTEST: President i ALMA THEURER, , , t3 Secretary SUMMONS , In the District Court of the First Ju N ' , . (Continued From Page One) "For Three Long Years." Proof that party enthusiasm was only whetted to a new high pitch by three years of Roosevelt was demonstrated In' the stampede of the whole floor, under the leadership of a young g blonde woman who and left the gallery to snatch a flag and march at the head of the parade which acclaimed the former President for an hour after his departure. He had told them that they were "a convention of Americans to determine the fate of those Ideals for which this nation was founded." They showed him they were with him when he shouted for them to "stop retreat !" Unconcealed contempt for anything New Dealish or Itooseveltian became the theme song of the convention. In the powerful keynote speech of the temporary chairman, Senator Frederick Steiwer of Oregon, was born the chant that carried through the, convention and is now being sung at Republican meetings everywhere "Three Long Tears!" to the tune of "Three BInd Mice!" Senator Steiwer had quoted Pres-denRoosevelt's statement in a mes sage to congress in 1933: "For three long years the Federal government has been on the road toward bankruptcy. , . . Thus we have piled np an accumulated deficit of good-lookin- t $5,000,000,000." NOTICE " 0. P. Convention Cry dicial District of the State of Utah, In and for the County of Box Elder BERNICE FORST, Plaintiff vs MARTHA ELMINA JOHNSON, GEORGE H. JOHNSON, JOHN DOE No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3; JANE DOE iNo. 1, No. 2, and No. 3, Defendants THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE SAID DEFENDANT: are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after the ser-- : Vice of this Summons upon you, if served within the county in which this action is brought; otherwise, within thirty days after service, and defend the above entitled action; and in case You Steiwer Strikes a Chord. Senator Steiwer pointed out that that was the accumulation of four years. Then he continued : "For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1934, the deficit was approximately four billion dollars. For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1935, it was In excess of three and a half billion dollars For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1936, and eliminating any requirement for the payment of the soldiers' bonus, the deficit is between three and a half and four billion dollars. For three long years the deficits have exceeded those which the President denounced. For Relief Society News -- 8 Relief Society was held Tuesday, June 16 with Mrs. LaRene Scott con ducting. After the opening exercises Miss Mae Fridal gave a report of the visiting teachers and also of the re cent temple excursion. Mrs. Bertha Harris reported the playground work and of the support and cooperation of the different organizations. The Scrip ture Reading was conducted by Super visor Olive Rhead, who gave' the story of the life of Sarah. A vocal trio by Delia Josephson, Phobe Haight and Hazel Ranson, accompanied by Alberta Stevenson: The Literary les son was given by May Dalton, who gave a review of the play, "The King's Henchmen." President Meltrude Stohl made a few remarks and thanked the ladies who had been so faithfully quilting all day. There were 62 ladies present and Roma Peterson was in charg of the kindergarten room. : An official hangman in Europe tried to hang himself. Probably fig ured it was time to have one on the house. of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint which is filed with the Clerk of the court; that said action is brought to foreclose a mortgage in the following described premises: Beg. at a pt. 268 ft. W of the NE cor of the NWi of Sec. 10, Tp 11 N, R 3 W, SLM, running thence S 167 ft, thence W 60 ft, thence N 167 ft, thence E 60 ft to pt of beg, together er with all improvements thereon OUR and the water rights thereto MAKE GOOD OR WE DO Fronk Chevrolet Co. Tremonton, Utah - Phone 28 LEWIS JONES, Plaintiff Attorney. P. O. Address: First Nat'l Bank B.dg., 1 Brigham City, Utah. NOTICE TO FARMERS We Will Call for and PAY CASH for DEAD or WORTHLESS HORSES & COWS Just Ring Logan Enterprise 30 This is Our Private Long Distance Number the Operator Call. Understands We for the That Already Pay COLORADO ANIMALBY-PRODUCT- S CO We Also Buy HIDES - PELTS - WOOL About iy2 Mile South of Logan East of the Sugar Factory I FOR ICE Beverages & Coal -- SEE- BESSIN6ER BROS. TREMONTON, UTAH : be- longing. 6: THURSDAY,-JUN- 18, 1936 the choice of the people to defeat the New Deal, that all of the other ' candidates willingly released their delegates. Hamilton Presents Landon. Before Hamilton began the nominating speech he read a telegram from Governor Landon jwhich went into the annals of political conventions as one of the most courageous pieces of and honesty ever to be spoken by a candidate for nomination. Governor Landon wanted it understood before his name was presented that there were certain planks in the platform upon which he had placed interpretations which ought to be known. He made It plain that although the platform expressed belief that labor legislation with respect to minimum hours, maximum wages and working conditions could be "done within the Constitution as it now stands," he would, If it were necessary, support a constitutional amendment to accomplish such legislation. He made it plain that while he agreed that "the first requisite to a sound and stable currency is a balanced budget" the second requisite "is a currency expressed in terms of gold and convertible Into gold." ' He was more definite than the platform in his ideas of restoring and expanding the merit system in the federal government. "In carrying out this pledge, I believe there should be included within the merit system every position in the administrative service below the rank of assistant secretaries of major departments and agencies, and that this inclusion should cover the entire post office department" Applause Baffles Meter. port The applause which greeted the read"The powers of congress have been ing of the telegram was second only to usurped by the President that which followed Hamilton's presen"The Integrity and authority of the tation of Landon's name to the conSupreme court have been flaunted. vention. The cheering at this point was "The rights , and liberties of Ameri even beyond the capacity of the huge can citizens have been violated. noise meter above the Stage to "Regulated monopoly has displaced free enterprise. t Delegation after delegation leaped to "The New Deal administration con its feet to begin the happy, hollering, stantly seeks to usurp the rights, re- whistling, singing, dancing band wagon served to the states and to the people. for Alf Landon. Everywhere the "It has Insisted on the passage ol parade banners "Win with Landon" and the laws contrary to the Constitution. with the governor's picture "It has Intimidated witnesses and in posters were raised. There were hundreds of terfered with the right of petition. them. In their enthusiasm, delegates ?It has dishonored our country by climbed chairs, pummeled each other most sacred its repudiating obligations, good naturedly and carried on gener"It has been guilty of frightful waste with all the reckless abandon of and extravagance, using public fundi ally a college crowd after a big football for partisan political purposes...; j game. It was an hour before Hamilton "It has promoted investigations to could resume talking. harass and Intimidate American; citi Hamilton dwelt upon the manner in zens, at the same time denying invest! which the govergations into Its own improper expend! nor had administered the affairs of teres. his state simply, efficiently, like a busiRaps Bureaucracy. ness man "who had had to meet the "It has created a vast multitude oi Saturday night payroll" would. He new, offices, filled them with Its fa pointed out the difference between the vorites, set up a centralized bureauc Landon methods and the Roosevelt racy, and Bent out swarms of inspec methods. tors to harass our people. one-haand three years "It has bred fear and hesitation ii we"Through have heard much talk of emercommerce and industry, thus' djscour gency. Emergency has been advanced aging new enterprise, preventing em as an argument for the breaking of ployment and prolonging the-- ' depres Campaign pledges, for a reckless spendi :;-:sion. of public funds, for the creation of "It secretly has made tariff agree ing for the appointment of a bureaucracy, ments with pur foreign competitors.. for reasons of personal officials public looding our markets with foreign com loyalty rather than merit, and for a nodi ties. succession of inconsistent bewildering "It has coerced and intimidated votand impracticable measures which have ers by withholding relief to those op retarded recovery and created uncerposing its tyranlcal policies. "It has destroyed the morale of man j tainty.. Faced Roosevelt's Problems, si our people and made them depend"let Gov. Landon was elected to his ent upon government. "Appeals to passion and class preju office at the same time that the New 3ice have replaced reason and tol- Deal administration was elected to ': erance. power. He faced In his capacity as a V state executive emergencies of the "To a free people, these actions ar insufferable. This campaign cannot be same kind that confronted the national He faced also the same waged on the traditional differences executive. between the Republican and Demoquestion of whether he should in that cratic parties. The responsibility ol emergency break the pledges he had this election transcends all previous made in that campaign, or whether he should keep those pledges. The answers political divisions. We invite all Americans irrespective of party, to join us given by the new President and the In defense of American institutions.' new governor were different and they But on the final night of the conven were in character. For, as we have tlon it was another song that rang seen from the public record of the two tnrougn uieveianovs auditorium "Oh of them, their characters were difSusannah !" the campaign song of th ferent" Landon forces, who, earlier on that daj Landon for Unity. had so demonstrated that the Kansas Hamilton struck what proved to be the popular note when he declared: "Behind Governor Landon, as standard bearer of the Republican party, will rally a united party, for he has a j By Mary Fridal for creating unity. Behind Govgenius . W. H.Kniessel and Bart Kniessel ernor Landon will rally that great regard to of Parma, Idaho were Sunday guests group of citizens, without party label, who wish to see perform of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Ault. ance and not propaganda, confidence Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ault were and not confusion. Behind Governor Ogden visitors Friday. Landon, carrying the standard of young C. W. Merrel of Brigham City callAmerica, will rally that great section ed Tuesday at the home of his daughof the people who wish to repudiate ter, Mrs. Ira Fridal. the alien philosophies and outworn The Fourth year Sewing club held theories, and who, without regard to its organization meeting Monday at their own age, are young enough to the home of their leader, Miss Alice have faith that we can build a greater Brough. Delicious refreshments were country by carrying forward the dyserved to the girls, their mothers and namic American doctrines of hope, of Mrs. Lund, County demonstration tolerance, and of effort" agent. After the nomination had been secMrs. Sarah G. Garfield, Mrs. Calonded by Delegates Gasper C. Bacon vin Kay, Mrs. Ada Garfield, Mrs. of Massachusetts, Gov. Frank FitzgerGeorge Scofield and Mrs. R. G. ald of Michigan, Mrs. Corinne S. Alsop Brough were Logan visitors last week of Connecticut (a cousin of President end. Roosevelt), Perry Howard of MissisA large number of people from sippi, Henry Depping of Missouri, Mrs. here attended the temple excursion Janet Tourtelotte of Washington, to Logan Friday. Charles M. Day of South Dakota, and Elton Newton returned home from Mrs. Kuth Hanna Slmms of New MexMonte Cristo, Friday. He hes been ico, the other candidates came to the working there for the past few weeks. stage to announce that they would The East Tremonton Farm Bureau throw every ounce of support at their command to the election of Landon In meeting for this month has been postNovember. poned.. The next meeting will be anThese candidates who sacrificed nounced later. their ambitions for the good of the party and the nation were Sen. Arthur Get II. Vandenbcig of Michigan; Frank Knox of Illinois, the Chicago newspaper publisher who was nominated for DR. WILLIAM ELI HAWKINS Vice President the next morning, reCHIROPRACTOR ceiving a unanimous roll call vote; Offices at Sen. L. J, Dickinson of Iowa; Gov. ROBERT SIMON SEN Harry Nice of Maryland,' Robert A, JEWELRY CO. Taft of Ohio. Office Hours: 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. Office Phone, 75.0-- 1 ;Res., 7S5 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER three long years we have continued on the road toward bankruptcy.. Instead of an accumulated deficit of five billion dollars in four years, we have a deficit of approximately eleven billion dollars In three years but they are three very long years. During the same period the government - spending has gone up. Listen to the astounding totals for three long years: For the fiscal year 1933, approximately , five billion dollars; for 1934, seven billion dollars ; for 1935, seven billion four hundred million dollars; for 1936, seven billion six hundred million dollars, and the estimate of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1937, is In excess of eight and a quarter billion dollars. I ask this question for how long a period has the Federal deficit exceeded that which the President denounced?" The convention responded with a single, resounding voice. "For three long years!" "For how long a period has the fed eral spending been kept above - the seven billion dollar line?" , The galleries caught up the chorus with the delegates : "For three long years!" "For how long have we lived under the evil trinity of increased deficit, increased debt and Increased taxes?" The band played the chords for the words this time. ' "For three long years!" 7 Platform Takes It Up. i Right into the platform went the spirit of the chant: "For three long years the New Deal administration has dishonored American traditions and flagrantly betrayed the pledges upon which the Democratic party sought and received public sup- governor was rmr forth-rightne- . V : lf Wealth eliminates only Poverty. All else MECHANICAL HINT SHORTS INFLAME INNER TUBE: Before mounting a tire the inner tube should always be partially inflated so that it will not become wrinkled or twisted, according to the Emergency Road Service Department of the Utah. Motorist Association. Under - in - flated tubes may become caught under the beads of the tire casing or edge of the tire flap and become pinched when air pressure is applied. A pinched tube usually goes flat at once, although in some cases they may run several miles before this happens. RADIO INTERFERENCE: Radio experts report that static, or electrical interference, sometimes develops in a car radio as a result of certain parts of the car, other than the spark plugs, accumulating charges of electricity, according to the Emergency Road Service of the Utah Motorist Association. Such charges produce a spark which creates radio interfer- ence. RENEWING POWER: A properly done valve grinding job is one of the best ways to renew engine power and reduce fuel comsumption, according to the Emergency Road Service of the Utah Motorist Association, Best re-- cc f -- . j BIRD'S-EY- E VIEW MAPS AH) EROSION CONTROL Aerial photography has jcome to play a large part in the Government's fight against soil erosion. Detailed aerial maps are now made of each erosion control demonstration area as a preliminary to further work by the Soil Conservation Service. To one familiar with such maps, they give a clear picture of drainage features, cultural methods, and general slopes-oregions in which soil conservation-measureare to be Introduced. Although the Service did not start aerial map making until late in 1933, more than 200,000 square miles of eroded land have now been covered to this way. This includes several thousand square miles of Grand Canyon of the Colorado in the vicinity of Boulder Dam. Maps have been made of areas in 41 states. l Three types of maps, based now are being produced work, by the Soil Conservation Service. They are planimetric line maps, usually-useto show flat agricultural lands-wittheir cultural and drainage features; topographic maps, of sloping lands, cultural conditions and drainage systems, and aerial mosaics. This map, is compiled from numerous smiall aerial photographs and shows cultural and drainage features of the land, and general slopes. The principal advantage of the aerial mosaic map is the - relative speed with which it can be prepared. f s upon-aeria- h showing-contour- . suits are obtained by having valves ground every 10,000 miles. ,.. 1 CHECK. FAN BELT: The fan belt should be examined occasionally and adjusted as required, according to the Emergency Road Service of the Utah Motorist Association. The belt should be tight enough to drive the fan without noticeable slippage, but not as to place 8 strain on the fan. bearing. so-tig- " - CrtmliHilntni ' 6b CAUSE TH FT POSSESS HEARTS Of SJONtij 1mr Has More Raia Thia Snow The average annual precipitation In Ohio is 37 inches, of which only is snow, the rest being rata one-seve- nth - What Makes This; Farm Like a EAST TREMONTON Leader Ads Results s Step into the yard and see for yourself. : I ELECTRIC SERVICE Small, inexpensive motors lift the hard work fom the ; shoulders of both farmer wife. ; a swi tch and you have all the comforts . of any: city home. Fl ip WHAT ELECTRICITY WILL DO Wash clothes Grind feed Cook meals Hoist hay Cool milk CALL AT OUR LOCAL STORE Wash dishes Milk cows Saw wood Give light Churns, etc. FOR COMPLETE INFORMA- TION ON ALL FORMS AND RATES FOR ELECTRIC SERIVICE. OGKHT CO. |