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Show - . ELDER BOX Boy Farmers Doing Well PACE TEN JOURNAL Brigham City. Utah Friday. April 21, 19S0 Force oi Habil Pi(LYNCHBURG. Va. (UP) lots flying near the airport here could not believe their ears when This Is the radio crackled, Stuttgart. Come in." CAA com-mn lea tor Bill Slaughter, fresh from a tour of duty in Germany, realized his mistake and apolou gized. Edward IV of the House of York was 6 feet 3 inches tall. SALEM, Ore. Tallest Man Future (UI) BOWLING RESULTS farmers enrolled in 71 Oregon high school departments of vocational agriculture have farm- Monday Mixed League April 10 Cecil Bradbury, very efficienting investments totaling more led than $1,000,000. That Is an aver- ly scattering the age of $.721.01 a boy for the 3,132 the third place Pheasant cafe to a 4 to 0 victory over the first boys belonging to the group. Lumber, and place Thieves Co for Crutches Beehive Appliance grabbed three PoWILLOUGHBY, O. (UP) points from Club Billiards. The lice are puzzled by thefts at the game between the second place Pioneer Crutch 4 Cane Co. plant. Intermountain Indian School Within two months, burglars and Wess Market was posthave broken into the plant twice poned; the Indian School will and stolen a total of 13 pairs of be In first place if they win this crutches. encounter. Tuesday League. April 11 Merrells, Inc. cinched first t place In this league with a victory over Brigham Truck 4 Implement company. Nielsen Motors held second place in spite of losing three points to Seagull Aviation, and Andersen Auto won three from the third place Finer Cleaners. Seagull Aviation came within ten pins of rolling the highest Admitted To ten-pin- Practice Law Tri-Stat- e SALEM, Ore. (UP) i i series the league. Wednesday League, April NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT Yes, Norge washes more ihta twin SS many clothes in one load! It is the only automatic washer with adequate Capacity lot the average family's needs automatic washer. Steves hot wster, isvei soap saves time, Ubor bands, tool Terms As I,ow As $2 Small Down Payment A Week , J MERRELLS, Inc. Walk A It lock & Save 12 Jones Service of Corinne continues to bowl over all opposition, this time taking four points from Brigham Laundry, the second place O. K. Rubber of Tremonton split two points each with B. 4 B. Billiards, and Hodges Barber Shop went into t third place with a victory over O. C. Tanner Jewelry. Thursday League, April 13 Big news the first place Brigham, Tire Shop finally stumbled the Lumber com. pany took them for four points. The Intermountain Indian school held second place with a three-poin- t win over Bear River refuge, and Beehive Appliance grabbed three points from the Eagles. Special Prizes Cecil Bradbury, for the second time in two weeks, rolled a 215 to win the two chicken dinners offered by the Pheasant Cafe. Leo Jensen gets two steak dinLumners courtesy of ber for his 199. Dewey Ashcroft, man from Anthe dersens won a free grease job from the Jones Service of Corinne for his score of 202. Red Baty lolled a 207 and Ralph Williams scored a 201 to win his fourth recap from the Brigham Tire Shop. City Tournament The city tournament will be held the last week of April; team play April 25; doubles April 26, and Singles April 27 and 28. The city championship team will walk off with the l coveted trophy, and each team is determined to be the lucky one. i . I: Eltmimtf Wttih ' I in ti y . & I WtMy Drudgery! let UsaV.OemoMfrofe w , s V. , ; e super-servic- Norge Automatic Woyt tfi , Tri-Stat- e Shrubs Evergreens LANDSCAPING SERVICE Wean Size 22 Shoe Thompson, who wears size 22 shoes, was with the A1 G. Barnes and Cole Bras, circuses. In traveling, he had trouble in hotel accommodations. At home I have a specially-madbed, Thompson said. When I have to stay in a hotel, I order a room with ,two beds side by side. I sleep mostly in one bed and stretch out my feet In the other. For breakfast, Thompson has four a large bowl of oatmeal, eggs, four pieces of toast, three doughnuts and a pot of coffee. lunch, He has a substantial varying with his desire. For dinsteak, ner, he has a or tenderpreferably loin, two baked potatoes, a vegetable, six slices of bread, two pieces of pie and a quart of milk. Thompson drives a standard club coupe, lie removed the front seat, cut down the back seat and slanted it, and uses it for the front seat. A foot or so to the was added steering wheel to bring it back to withMost of his in his reach. height is in his legs, and he had to make this arrangement to get his foot clutch and brake without cramping himself too much. e Special Strawberry L32 Howdy, Pirdnerl Enjoy... Old Sunny Brook BRANO CeerM as tf'e Fit PLANTS Non-Ski- its d Vame Spot Fad Trusses Satisfaction ANDERSON PRODUCE CO. 420 West his the whiskey that's 2 yr. old field grown roses, $6 doz. Phone 506 to make industry with the metals .plows and tractors- two-poun- d New Shipments of Evergreens arriving daily. EARLY ELRERTA PEACH TREES LINDALICIOUS "The farmer feeds the nation. And the his soil miner feeds the farmer-fee- ds with mineral fertilizers and furnishes Guaranteed S HAMILTON DRUG Forest 86PII00F KENTUCKY NATIONAL DISTI LLERS PROD. CORP., N.Y.. 65 WHISKEY-- A GRAIN NEUTRAL BL SPlRq Tri-Stat- e ! t Fruit Trees Roses of four-poin- Takes up no more floor space than the ordiuary to and support the constitutions laws of the United States and of Oregon here and was admitted to the practice of law in this state. Clifford Marshall Thompson, 45, who Is 8 feet, 7 inches tall, was granted the right to practice in Oregon in brief ceremonies in the Orpgon supreme court eh ambers. four-poin- . i The "tall- est man in the world swore The man who moved his admission was Kenneth Kragmer, Portland attorney who is 5 feet, was 6 inches tall. Thompson sworn In by the supreme court clerk, Arthur S. Benson, who stands 5 feet, 4 inches. The admission was confirmed by Chief Justice Hall S. Lusk. Thompson, wtio traveled with circuses for 13 years billed as the tallest man in the world, His will practice in Portland. office is also his homp, where furniture and fixings are king size, so that he has no added problem of furnishing a downtown office. He practiced law in Iola, Wis., for four years before coming to Portland last August. He got his law degree at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis. . c I. fa's m Wb News-Journa- Women Hard On Watches, Says Expert 111. ELGIN, (UP) A woman abuses a watch more than a man does, a watchmaking expert says. William H. Samelius, Elgin Watchmakers College director, said the first thing he looks for when a woman complains about her watch Is face powder. It clogs the movement. Also, perfume dries up the delicate lubricating oil. He said another common fault of a woman is her habit of leaving her watch unwound until she dresses for an evening out. Like humans, a watch needs constant exercise to keep in shape. KELVIN ATOR I ) Giddy Gutsi: Here is a girl who likea nice things, and prefers them by the dozen. Furs, perfumes, trinkets, baubles Gussie buys em by the closetful. a good thing her modeling job pays good money. Gussie thinks its no use worrying about the future because she plans to marry some man who is rich and handsome. (If Gussie were as bright as she is FOR DEPENDABILITY Hoi: Every fellow at The On and Bottle will tell you tliat Hals a Prince. Darn good spender Cm sense of humor, too. It's a shriek when he tellmb how his wife nags at him to ssre some of his salary. (Theyd bothbn more pdace of mind if hed join Ik Payroll Savings Plan and eaveiuW Print Its automatically!) beautiful, shed be putting some money into U.S. Savings Bonds every month just in case Prince Charming got sidetracked or something.) Apartment Wanted And No Fooling! Cut your hauling costs i j i ; i : I ? i j r:;i nitfi a Studebalcer trade . r 4 Thrifty new power! Rugged new construction! I;? I'1 u Accord-inMILWAUKEE (UP) to a sign on the bulletin board of the E. F. Schmidt Co., g the housing shortage here still is a problem. It read: Wanted! Urgent! Desperate! Needed! Three or four room flat or apartment, furnished or unfurnished, anywhere in city. Two adults and two children. All four very hardly breathe quiet people almost dead. Hannibal crossed the Alps in 218 B. C. Crafty Jim: Oh, itll be a cold day in July before youll lind a man with more irons in the Gre than Jim. Hes not telling ail hes invested in. But when those gold mine and diamond slocks start paying off brother, watch his smoke! (In the meantime he doesn't realize that Cheerful Charles: You can hear him whistling on his way houte every night. And what a swell little home it is too. Nice neighborhood. Nice garden. A pair of wonderful looking kids. Another reason Charlies cheery he hasnt a money worry in the world. You see, every payday he buys a U.S. Savings Bond through his U. S. Savings Bonds pay sure profits $4 returned for every $3 invested!) THROWAWAY offices Payroll Savings Plan. Says its a safe, sane, sure, , leas way of saving. And he's right. Your Unsanitary, Unsightly, Inconvenient Studeboker trucks come in o full range of sizes and wheelbases streamlined and 1 ton models; also powerful l3-toand modetsin four wheelbases. i i s4-t- : i it n li 4i fCi 1 '! ; i:l Ui INSTALL A Spend less for goal Spend less for repairs! Save all the way every day! Put the pulling power, the staying power, the earning power of a Studeboker truck to work on your AND hauling! Studeboker trucks are selling sensationally because theyre saving sensationally. Come in and get the proof ef the amazing economy of Studeboker trucks straight from the records of people in your line of business) IN YOUR HOME Ask Us About It Breitenbeker JOE CARR, INC. Electric tflSPOSAU (hMnA sam tp 1 . ; 1 t e I i 750 South Main Phone 737 Ph. 990 84 So. Main sm StokjrUS. Smm BonA BOX ELDER ;,i it ?k (a - m" Tr,mrr t iJew6-- & Tteat.r, Department anSAJeertitln, Connell. |