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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1939 VLG3 SIX - a FIELDING By Enid Welling ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS -- 4 pr.rr'. MLv, if cooo vAi "I 1" !. w 1 ' Bishop and Mrs. Leo Earl np.tr paiktcdtkeiR m nrPEM7iGS TILT AFFECT itors to Logan Tuesday of this week. on me out houses 1 1 IE DINNER PAILS, DIVIDEND AMD OiUV Bishop Earl was in conference durside... j? CHECKS AND TAX BILLS OF ing the day with government officials SPA&1M3LV V (WITH ...... TUp our town, for EVERY INDIVIDUAL. NATION-regarding a project V BOSTON'S IH5I0E.' L AND INTERNATIONwhich would enable us to harness FifJST fliuECtf V ; I - - WAS AL PROBLEMS INSEPARABLE more water for our city water supply, 6V NEVFH RAINTFD FROM LOCAL WELFARE. which has proven to be inadequate for BOSTON 9H0P3 1 17!4 our needs in its present condition. Bis WERE 50LIWG RWNT hop brings back a favorable report WITHOUT OPPOSITION. Or was once almost a oume ro pwnt regarding this project. were THOiXiHT Gold, as anyone will agree, is a IT A PURITANS V0U HOUSE LaVor Johnson Mr. and Mrs. econ A LUXURY. to Malad, Idaho, last Sunday. ploaaant commodity to have. But visitors MS ACCUSED OF PAINTING HIS HOUSE. omiats have been wondering ror some Mis. Fred Cumin of Salt Lake City, t if if isn't nossible to have too and Mrs. E. O. Wilcox Sr., of Logan 6cr out of it ev proving a former TENANT HAD DOUS IT.' n,nfh nf it so much, indeed, that visited in Fielding last Sunday with there is a danger of it becoming eco- relatives and friends. nomically valueless. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keller, of Logan, The case in point is the U. S. gov spent Tuesday evening visiting with ernment Five years ago we had a lit Bishop and Mrs. Leo Earl. WHEN W WHITS LEAD MANUFACTURE STARTE0 W THE U tl9 more than 195,000,000 ounces tf Miss Betty Petersen was hostess to THE ENGLISH IMPORTS. BV THE EARtfl over have we RevOUUTlONCUTOFF a at Today friends of a her gold. monetary young group 19 CENTURV, WHITE LEAD WAS MADE tt MANV EASTERN double that amount 431,200,000 oun- candy pull at her home Monday evenCJWDNNATI, OMIfl CEIJTE RS AND fVEN'ASfARAtST'AS ces. And the yellow metal is still comi- ing. rnt LtAU UAVt in MAMNo IH'.lt at tLuc abroad Mr. and Mrs. William Linford en ng1 into this'country from t'e- THE impetus that has produces the Get" at inou5trv THE MOUSE WHITE o WHITE am accelerating rather than a dimin- - tertained PRE5ENT. TODAY, Sunday night at a birthday 6ECAU5S IT IS PAIMTE.0 WITH WHITE LEAD PAINT, A3 Lnhing rate. Ilirdly a week goes by dinner complimenting Miss Florence ARE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF MOOZM AMER ICAN HOME 5. without a gold shipment. Bell of Spanish Fork, who has been If this gold were melted down into teaching school in Gat land the pas INCU5T2Y OeVELOPO) d a single ingot, it wouldn't be as im- winter. A lovely birthday . RAPIDLY FROM 184OT01B5O 4 rr lrv. j FIELDS IMMI030UR.I posing a spectacle as you might lmag cake, beautifully decorated, formed ine. It would make a bar measuring the center piece for the table. The THE AND GALE MA DISTRICT 6 Wt'ZE BOOMINO. CARAVANS bv 20 bv 20 feet. But that bar evening was spent playing games. 12 OF OX TEAMS LABOP.IOUSLy would have the Incredible valuo at guests were present. HAULED THE ORE 0UER THE Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Welling were our artifically established gold price PHAlRi5 TO GREAT LAKES of $35 per ounce of over visiting in Brigharn and Bear River PORTS FOR last City Sunday. TO EASTERN SMELTERS AND Miss Maurine Welling accompanied More important than the mere monMANUFACTURING PLANTS. is fact our the that of v.ilufc Mrs. to and Arthur gold Bishop ey Welling ..THUS THE STOXY OF PAINT JS TH STORY CFAktmOUf P,105MSSA it represents pretty close to 60 per Salt Lake City last Friday, where she cent of all the monetary gold in the visited over the weekend with her world. Almost equally important, as sister, Enid Welling. tended by Dr. Thomas, president of the U. S. News points out, is the fact the University, and since Grant was that the remaining forty-od- d per cent gold which was useful for ornament, the sole applicant, he had no trouble Li extremely badly divided. England and for almost nothing else. But that, acquiring it. This offer will be reand France have the bulk of it. A of course, is not newed if Grant continues school, proan imminent possB. II. Searchlight) (Courtesy of number of small powers have some his records prove satisfactory. ibilityFrance and England, which And three of the great powers, Ger- still With Principal Smith's recommen viding A similar offer was made by Weare the great financial powers of many, Italy and Japan, have practi Europe, have shown no inclination to dation, Grant Smith, a senior from ber college, and Lane Palmer, Evan was awarded a twenty-fiv- e cally none not more than 4 per cent throw Iverson, and Anderson apgold overboard. And .the fact Fielding, of tho total. dollar to the University plied for the Stanley scholarship that has been of the Evan won gold scholarship. symbol Gold is flowing into this country sound value and security to the hu- of Utah. it, thus having his tuition paid for for a variety of reasons. One Is that man race This scholarship was an offer, ex him for the first three terms. for ten3 of centuries would uv!r our law, the Treasury must ac- likewise make its as abolishment the cept every ounce offered and pay $35 instrument of international for it in our currency, whether it can primary trade and the mainstay of currencies, ha used or not (and today, our gold reserve is almost infinitely greater extremely difficult. Some talk is going the rounds about than our requirments, figuring on the most conservative basis). Another, in- the possibility that this government creasingly potent reason is that Euro might use its huge gold reserve to pom capital is frightened over the bring inflation. It certainly could be possibility of war, and wants to get done, But, judging by the cautious, attitude of the ita money as far away from the scene of pending hostilities as possible. The present Congress, there's small dano'tUook then, is for cur gold imports ger of any significant inflation octo continue to soar. Even today, it is curring soon. oOo coming in at the rate of $100,000,000 a week and if that rate were continThe stock market has been going ued, in three years we would have down in the face of little in every ounce of monetary gold in the business. One reason is change of fear the world. war the day Italy invaded Albania And that's what has the economists know right off that the fresh oil share took a tremendous drop, and pi7.zled. It is obviously possible, es the ticker couldn't with sales. needed in your crankcase today, pecially in the case of war, that we Another reason is keep up the belief that Eurmay find ourselves with practically a opean holders of American securities isn't to lubricate the crankcase. Either complete comer on gold. No other have been dumping them in quanticountry would have enough to be ties too your oil is in the bearings and up to the worth mentioning. And, in that event, sorb in large for the market to abfashion. orderly they would have to tie their mene-tir- y cylinder head every turn of your engine, As for actual business, it doesn't systems to some other standard or your lubrication isn't 1003?. of value. Already that is bring done give cause for any great optimism ia the fa.sci.st countries with their in but neither does it give cause for the Now what's the chance for any of the ftmtesimal gold reserves. Germany, bleak pessimism now current in some for example, has virtually announced quarters. Retail sales have been good. general run of oils to stay up while you've to the world that it can and will get so nave automobile sales. The ex alorg without gold. And by the use pected seasonal upturn in industrial parked tfce car, for instance? Just about of the bai ter system, 'blocked marks,' buying has set in, though not to much extent. And the agricultural outlook as much chance as there is for a etc, it has gotten along so far. is geyser not as bad as it seemed a while Whether it can keep going in the futo stay up all by itself.' Then ture without further imperiling its back. every time You'll know more about it. by the more, or less tottery economic strucdon't you start, pistons get up to the ture i a matter for conjecture, middle or May. If the forecasters are ft is hml'y a matter for con lecture. right, substantial progress should be before oil top gets up from the crank ' !uv-- v r. that if .ill the other powers in evidence then, and should continue case? You kill that risk by changing now flu ling themselves without gold, gotJto tlic' erul of tne year. uv;cuicr ami decided to revise their tO moiiie.- at. tnlde to fit some other Seniinolcs Least Europeanized wim1::-,1it cculd eventually be done. The Seminoles are said to be the The "magnetic action" of Conoco And th'ti we would find ourselves east Europeanized cf Ameriany Germ Processed oil wiJi a'.out :ri,000.000.000 worth of can Indians. makes were- vis- . - j j A . . Ri? 1 LIU L AH Ol- mm Ti-- two-tiere- T -- $15,000,-000.00- -- LETAD '' 0. T SMITH AND IVERSON WIN SCHOLARSHIPS - jJ TDT m f "uucers. K remainmg cows Uon, and by better selectl has increased return ation members by wut per year. . accoTr1 h si"er NewsQdditics f 0 . it?. K K a t Kenrc; sicruvcrjii - if r Through experiments ia fv Jug for increased fleece sheep in western states th7ight 8 fleece has been increased four pounds in from four fro ots tn in range flocks. These ,7 exmemphasized selection cf the ed ewes and mating with Alrnost as important as th per fleece has been th W"- ;-: er uniformity in er staple, factors grade and making ter prices for the clip. On an difference of one and r.ntv u ,.eraSe a uaU Dfil.ivJ. in fleece weight between ew retail ea ana those discarded A survey of national opinion of pected from the initio, ... tuning, farm men and women conducted by Siberian elm is "Successful Farming" magazine gives the popular tree in the oJk the following data: at Utah State AgriS "A substantial vote of confidence in nursery their county agent is registered by college, J. Whitney Flcvd W"1 Over three quarters forester in charge of the farm men 17' cf the farmers throughout the nation ports. Farmers of Utah a have ordered . rfi u: 7Q ?ki"Ovada are 'acquainted' with their county thus far this season, 100 who and each know agent; andn among him 44 say he's helped them 'a great approximately 20 per cent of the; . ber., hnvp hp.m w. o;k..: eim. deal'; 39, a 'little; and only 17, 'not Other noDular at all'. . . . The county agent gets his o farm tribution follow: greatest acclaim from ers, half of whom vote he helps them 000; black locust, 7039; blue sp" a 'great deal.' The younger farmers 6896; eastern red cedar ' 542i- Pea ash , Kiss- vi0, vvtiinui, 477n. and give the county agent a slightly warm er reception than those who are over honey locuse, 4652. 50 years of age. Half of those who C. C. Farrington, who has hpon believe their county agent has been of no help admit they have never re- sociated with the United States quested his help, and only a minority partment of agriculture since m has been appointed assistant believe their methods superior." of the western division, Agricultui In 10 years members of dairy herd, Adjustment administration AGO burn, officer of the improvement associations throughout AAAinacting executive announces. Utah, the United States have so improved Mr. Farrington, an Oklahoman has their herds that the average yearly been with the AAA since 1933' and butterfat production of association succeeds N. E. Dodd, who was recent cows has increased about 30 pounds director of the wete ly appointed per year, Lyman H. Rich, extension division. dairyman with Utah State Aericnl tural college, reports. This increase in production, brought about by cull- Get Results ! r- , Y( Gwmi res fS' M .... ft- - 7 ""-cuii- n RustJ well-to-d- - - - Leader Ads f 0IM j me mm c mdw a 1 pa h s you more tliM an oil-c-li -- r you G. I ! 1 r 4 t 'iX ! . patented stay on inner engine surfaces throughout all your stops, starts and runs this Summer. Your Germ Processed oil keeps a steady hold on the i "Full" mark, too, as you'll see by changing today to Your Mileage Merchant. Continental Oil Company oil-platin- ,ITO!0V v V 5 . 1 1 V- H'M, - I . 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