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Show ST i Short of the 10 Half-Wa- y Mark $28,000 i $157000 I BOXrfT ns .ad,n,s ... It Must Go Over the Top! in something, 'instrumental "IK.P, are hes Mowing his ovwi Buy More Bonds ELDER lilts )f the Jo n BKIGHAM, box ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 17, 1913 Mere walx NDRSDAV. NUMBER 6 A flONTON SET FOR BIG RODEO nntts, I They say since coffee Iteeanie unratinneil, the stores have solil very little. People are using up xv Imt they hud hoarded'. horn. ilXMEii $56,000 $49,000 $42,000 PARENTS LEARN NEWS from our BOYS in the SERVICE FRIDAY, SATURDAY One Baby Is First Grandchild Three Times Over OF DEATH OF TICKETS FOR BERLIN MOVIE TO SELL FOR $5 AND $10, ALL TO Mrs. Ruth 1. Anderson received a telegram this mornGO ing Informing her of Hie safe arrival of a baby boy, horn Blaine Whitaker Home Pvt. oecialty Acts Committee Counts on withuut exception they have rePilot Killed In Packer Is August 17. to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Kenneth Erickson in CaliforREFUND On Furlough Visit Sell-Ou- t lovn Will Add Of All Action August 7, Home On Furlough sponded like true home-fron- t nia. Mrs. Erickson formerly soldiers. Officers of Bushnell lie Entertainment Pvt. Doyle Packer, son of Mr. was Miss I.avern Anderson of Seats In The Roxy Reports Army hospital, who come in daily and of Mis. Ira Packer Hriglutm City. Brigham contact with their men and with OVERCHARGE pontons Junior Chamb V. Berlin's 23, Robert Irving Forrest, The new hahy is the first spectacular the woik flight City, is home on a furlough visit ramerce was looking today! Army Emergency ReIs "This The Army, will trom San Franeiseo, where ho oliicer in the U. S. army air grancliiid of Mrs. Anderson, show, Box from is are enthusiastically lief ladies doing, M:e young is in service in the ordinance t'ansport service, was killed in (he first great grandchild of he given a premiere showing in this premiere showto compete as can- sponsoring r county " it was announced ' a to 7, Brigham City, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peteraccording department of the army. Packer action August jl of Queen of ing. This army show premiere es for the crow n has been in service seven wire received by his parents! son, and file first great great definitely today. The moving offers a way in which Biigham Aug-9- , ft a cr at ot Is nitat, son Tremonton, Mr. and xvitli a cast 0Days tiisi this pictuio. mnnth including of morning. Yesterday Mrs. Ada Bolt. grandchild Landlords who chaige tenants Mrs E. C. Whitaker of Bear City people can show their ap20 and 21 Rea-gan- , Lt. Ronald WilMr. Mrs. R. and Murphy, George parents, a higher lent than the maximum 'Bwer City. He has been in Joan Leslie, Alan Hale, preciation and lend comfort and vanced entry in the contest son Forrest, were informed by vict rent the themselves in seven Box place past Elder and Charles Lutterworth, months, (;uty Frances encouragement to the boys out t necessary, the war department that their war, fightto bring .serious jeopardy, it was learned hiking his paratroop training at and invited Gertrude are Niesen, op. the fronts in this Langford son in was The action. girls .y missing LL our battlp for us. 11. Mann, su-- ! Fort Henning, Ga. He is a from ing David today on in hand will at and filmed be giaduand i receiv-technicolor, horses subsequent information, of Box Elder high school. Lt. Kent Christensen be shown at the Roxy theater Commit teen Named Box Elder cou.-- ! pervising lein inspector, who d today, said a letter with furTremonton Col. Stansell and Bowen met eaeh the at - and k Spends te fe ti Tuesday rodeo grounds Friday evening, August 27, acVisits Home On Leave ther details would follow. The with a group of represencal ration board. to is.it 3 today Service o'clock Men at present cording in plans. afternoon which the action All Fa Brigham Lt. Kent L. Christensen, son of civic clubs and chair! tatives Mann called attention to the Tickets to the premiere will be lost his life occurred Mr and Mrs. Amos P. Hanhe judging. Blaze Sweeps 50 of Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. City youth orduro Isold at $10 and $5 each, and the men of the various committees southwest the in ntestants ate to he dressed case just won by a tenant in Og- sen and daughter, Ada Shirts, somewhere Christensen of Brigham City, is I entire proceeds from the show- who will have charge ofof promoacific area. His father is a Acres of Ranges have spent the past ten days on home on a propriate Western costume, den against his lwndloid w ,ei-ivisit, the prewas of the tenant their horses, should have the Promontory ing will go to Army Emergence tion and presentation Ranchers awarded a a trip to Texas, where they Lt. Christensen has been in clerk at the Brigham City post miere were elected. and judgment of .Slab by nance, horsemanship area, together with the U. S. Relief. Judge visited their son and brother, San Marcos, Tex., for the past office. In attendance at today's meetto act as Queen Charles G. Cowley of the Ogden toy d Hanson, who is in service, ral fitness Mr. and Mrs. Forrest's latest Crazing service lire lighters and Lt. Col. P. Q. Stansell of Bush-rel- l IS weeks. He has served in the beside Col. Stansell and ing, Monbe was the points city court. According to the. They also visited Mrs. Shirts dated the local sheriff's office. e Rodeo will letter from their son (tenoral hospital has beer, f army two and ' rat years, July 28, and written from some- day night were putting out final named were A. B. Caseman, Bowen, hich judging will be made, OPA rent control i cgulations. a husband, who is serving in of the chairman army His assignment is navigator on sion vtr the American Le, foi ma. ' of representing in of have Australia. remainbits to the where the members been who has of fires, this They "spot ring overeharg-Brigham City showing ley report having had a bomber. and the Lions club, post gion for. in lie of known oci a was been has Australia, der :r Chamber at Tremonton. grass blaze that may recover thiee limes the 'a grand time and enjoyable p'eture, and Ross C. Bowen is lie will report for duty at but due to he is un- sighted last Saturday afternoon chairman of the citizens com- Miss Lillian Wurzcl representing ines . tk for the Tremonton rodeo f mount of each excessive visits. censorship Boise, Ida., today. able to say just where in Aus- on the south side of the Promon- mittee in charge of organization the Red Cross, Miss Mabel ed last week and was rest- Es SM charge or Soil, whichever is tne rii r1 representing the tralia. n pasture for the three big gi eater, Judge Cowley pointed tory mountain range by Blynn and promotion of the premiere. Christensen American Legion Auxiliary, OrHusband Well In Four Home On Leave Forrest received his pilot's Wells. , The Hutchinson More than 350 soldiers, veter- ville Morrell company, out. the representing the stock, assures Wells, with other ranchers in ans of the original Broadway .siting wings and flight officer's comOne such case has aheady Jap Prison Camp From Sor Ida. Mrs. club, Myrtle Farragut, 10 Rotary of this mission area the rode the into a of the rodeo mean ;ors April year, iiit which Berlin dedicated to vicinity been filed m the city court of pnsen representing the Civic ImRonald Hyde, Lyle Cottam, completing his training at Fort of the fire, believed to have! Army Emergency of bucking Relief and horses, Biigham hy a tenant gainst a Captain Joseph L. McCarthy, club, Mrs. Nettie and j landlord, and more may follow, husband of Mrs. McCarthy, dork Dick Nielsen and Vernon Cole- Bragg, N. C. He was assigned been started by lightning, on whieh obligingly grossed $2,000,-OO- provement calves steers, the ladies of Lund representing a man to overseas shovon as were home from it leave with ' transport horseback, fighting 'lc 'oca Gracing service 3. duty in four months, take part in i1 was L. by a number of Violet Miss the reported county," He U. has visitafterward. S.' "under .led to the els, 'keeping it control, the tremendous army spectacle. navy last week, pilot shortly alive the rodeo are--the lt'pUTTCd bay bet-to Mann. Tbesdavl all of Bill the of U.S.O., Long with their parents. been in the army since March preventing it from spreading of Homer Holcomb and his ItH AW Army whom claimed to be paying aaild "Ml in a Japanese prison ing of the Box Elder the in and air men 1941, The of have Grazfrom .ed mule, the corps until assistance on young just be Phillipine islands. nationally famous rental in excess of the maximum camP "This Is The Army is the A. M. Matson of the Roxy theatI their two months since March, 19 12. ing service arrived. downs, Calgary a completed Red, legal rent. Mrs. McCarthy received show'. er, Wiilis Hansen of the Junior wars first of Weber He is a graduate The fire burned approximaterope artist, and Lloyd Hust card today fiom the prison basic training at Farragut, Ida. with the and 'Sparkling irresistibly Chamber of Commerce in j c.im-this If landlords of Box El- ly 50 acres of the grass and any ais trained dogs. Jack Oakie she had Upon their return, Hyde, son of college at Ogden and gay Berlin tunes which include Sterling Nelson of the Chamber of accepting camp, the first word are to guilty school. Mr. Mrs. no was der Arlo brush and mutiny serious land, doing announce the rodeo, with the high Hyde, even his favorite of World War I, of Commerce. in the maximum heard of her husband since he attend radio school. The other r specialty damage, it was reported by "Oh How I Hate To Get Up In Col. Stansell announced that acts assuring a an overcharge was reported a prisoner of war th.-would I rent, suggest were to enter training for Verl Graser Home that keeps Grazing officials. Vigilance was The Morning, and "God Bless 19 12. saying that he w'as three moving and re- legal make refunds without delay,''! in May. in maintained throughout Sunday America, sung by Kate Smith, either the Hill Field or Kearns ts highly alive and well in the prison overseas duty with the fleet entertaining from Mann advised. for the preService From near the is future. Cottam Army t to finish. by the fire guards, and every- who first introduced it on the band would be here Lyle U'c.mp. Captain McCarthy entcr- a son of Air. miere a band of 50 to 75 pieces. conbe and to Leo Mrs. seemed under of Mr. son Verl thing Pvt. Eraser, rangements also have been ed sei vice in 1911 air, it is packed with lively color, Ordinance equipment will be on Nielsen is a son of Mr. and and Mis. Earl Eraser of Wi- trol by Monday night. e for the soldier jokes and patriotic specappearance of the More Communicable and and a flight of Mrs. Louis Nielsen, and Coleman llard, arrived home Saturday 'est Shows and Rides, a tacles that are said to bring au- display, Illume On will fiy . planes In Furlough bombing is a son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brigham oval company, which will be Disease Atlantic from City, Arrest Four Youths diences to their feet. morning over Brigham in salute on the Ffc Call Hirschi. son of Mr. Coleman. where he has been in service .emonton during the rodeo a slight New York reviewers, who like day of the premiere. t brought been! Mrs. has Emil aid Hirschi, For Thefts rides and Bicycle the past five months with the other carnival increase in communicable dis- home on a the rest of the Broadway audiOfficers and committee chairfurlough from Home On Furlough ictions. U. S. army. Pvt. Glaser was Brigham City officers arrested ence paid $55 a seat to witness men elected today were Ross eases repotted horn Frigham Texas He has been transferred 17 IS four and Milo Hause and given an honorable Pfc. Francis served seat tickets for the youths, years old, the technicolor hit, are lavish in C. Bowen as discharge Claibourne. Pvt. Leonard general chairman, City, according to the weekly Xiom Texas to from Logan Monday in Brigham their now are on sale Eugene Burrows, trom the army. at the summary issued today hy the La., where he Camp praise naming it the big- Sterling Nelson as ticket chaira in be will tank, on of U. S. of the Pic. River State bank and at He two Marine has brothers, City suspicion Jr., stealing gest event of the season. Official man. A. B. Caseman for radio corps, of State Department Utah (test, overs division. iwards Brothers in Tremon-a- t arrived home for a weeks fur- Kenneth Graser and Pvt. Wayne! three bicycles which they had Washington like the rest of publicity, Mabel Christensen and Health. T5 cents for lough Saturday night, August 11. Graser, in service in Las Vegas, in their car. the country still awaiting the the Auxiliary to have charge o children and the week ending August For for adults. Coming from Logan with a car at the nation's capital, newspaper advertising, General admis-t- 13. eight eases of chicken pox Contract For $10,000 from San Diego, California. They Nev., and Colorado Springs. Mrs. ar.d trailer belonging to one of premiere will return to their base on the Colo., respectively. the rodeo will be $1 for is agog with the list of sponsors Sorensen as womens activity fiom Bushnell biigham were At reported Building the boys father, they had aban- for the event, 21st. '.s, 50 cents for service men fevei reading like a chairman and Bill Long for City, one case of scarlet From Appendectomy doned the trailer near Crystal super blue book. Cochairmen arc children. Recovering conone contracts for cough, of newspaper publicity chairman. Among army whooping c rodeo Iris Schow, daughter of Mr. Springs when it broke down. Secretary of War Henry L. Orville is sponsored ind struction of buildings at military Carpenters Union the case of infantile paialjsi.' Mprrell will acquaint hy unElder and Mrs. Elmer Schow, who Loading the bicyles into the car, Stimson and Chief of Staff Genclub with the project, A. county Fair board Iwo cases of inab.nu. in Utah, announced at Salt bases die Tremonton Next derwent an operaUon at a local they came on to Biigham City. eral George C. Marshall. The list B Caseman will Meeting Monday the week Junior Charnfrom this numLake represent the City el Throughout Ihe state the The regular meeting of the lo- hospital about a week ago for Officers were notified by a lo- of patronesses is led by Mrs. premiere to the Lions club. WilCommerce, with Alma of the district engineer, U. olfiee communicable of cases of Jrer as bicycle shop proprietor Franklin D. Roosevelt. No. 1886. appendix, is reported doirg as cal lis Hansen will take the project president of the fair ber ngineeis, was a con cal Carpenters union, disease was up Lorn the precedes, army and Kleon 323 south First well as could be expected, and when the boys attempted to sell be at held will , Ltd Beside Brigham City, pre- to the Junior Chamber of to Kerr, Cahill t president Engmecis the fiom ilso and of week one ee Junior the at him home her is at bicycles. convalescing miere showings of the movie are tor additional cold storage facili- west next Monday evening. Chamber, acting ing Chief Weatherstone and Officneral chairmen. icsponding week a 'car ago. local First north and F'irst east. Joe Cook, held in Utah in Salt Lake ties at Bushnell General hospicer Poland of Logan came to being will amateur Provo and Logan, t preser,: magician, City, in Ogden, City. tal Biigham RSEY Leave For Long Beach CITYriOrtUP- )- Visit From Salt Lake Richards The construction was awarded a program of slcight-of-hanBrigham City and accepted cus- - Tickets at all Utah premiere Charles L. Jensen st unusual new food to Miss Ruby Jenson, a daughter tody of the youths, Mr. and Mrs. Claude a price of $10,000 to the firm illusion and feats of magic to enshowings will be $10 per person. Funeral Services 3und in some time is the and daughter Tunia. Pfc. LaMai at of Kate and Clarence Jenson, members and their tertain xx as actoi conti However, according to Bowen, which general HanRuth canned "butter and Pearl Sparks of Salt Lake Mormon . some seats will be sold for $5 developed D Hansen and Miss tor the construction of the hos-W- wives, who are invited to attend. Missionary Funeral services for Charles ,1eE. S. Lake City, spent, of Salt for army research lab- sen. all City, left by train this week for the local showing. Lippman, now The program will begin at 9 Lorenzo Jenspn, who died Frie'.v here. It California. is made with Sunday visiting with Beach, Thursday Meeting Long a 20 Million Goal with short business is manager Bi igham" City, August 6, of a heart ailcurd cheese Last Thursday night the philoAfter vacationing in Southern and . milk In its movie version. "This Is day, meeting scheduled for 8 oclock. were held Wednesday, ter. ment, and California with relatives sophy of life as taught by the The Army" is expected to gross j li at Tp m. in the friends they plan to make their Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- $20,000,000 for Army Emergency auusF with first -day home in Long Beach, Calif. Saints was discussed by Relief, enough money with cur sixh warj chapel, Burt ir. J. Fredrick counselor Before leaving Miss Jenson J. Edxvin Baird. rent funds of the agency to carcharge. x as There were probably some ry on its work for the duration. guest at a dinner given at 'the Beau Brummel cafe by the present who would like to have Theaters are being donated for Organ prelude was niayed by stores department of Remington asked questions about some ot the premieres, and 100 percent Meile G. Malmrose. The openthe points discussed, but time of gross proceeds will go to the ing song. "Resting Now From Arms. Care and Sorrow, by the Relief would not permit. fund. chorus. The opening In will be This opportunity Hospital given Army Emergency Relief, one Society was offered credited xvith 22 Japs in one bat- Falls ser- v a r. I r had been in the regular by D. R. 19. Tex. at 8:30 (UP) piayer LONGVIEW, p. distinguished of August most and least the njoung man named Pat-jes- t the vital Thursday, honor, Sent to thet'e. and theie were quite a few irkT in';!. of the Raft river stake. Loveland uiin a Glenn L.D.S. m. in Paiks tabernacle. the o twin good picked wartime agencies, since ir. seven major engage ;seph r(.gistcl.ed vice cross, citatum I hihppi.'ies in 1910, he was 'here battles s local oi The three great questions: the outbreak (J the war has gone Vocal duet, "I Have Read of a A machine-guSelective Service throws Place to fall fio.n a ladder and Chung attacked the when s Japanese sung fracture his ,kull. Hr fell while Where did I come from? Why efficiently about the huge task Beautiful City. was then of China, the ( hineso al ,,!s moning in Brigham Andrea-son- . following Pearl Har- lots of slugs, and in the i'nmorNorman and Herman mediately a addition by of I corridor m the in am Where and I am here? Although he is 28 of go caring for the wives, families tal sergeant's hands it throws working years highest decoration, ilu bor. Needless to say, he saw This was followed by re-- n tho frst Rme he ing?, will be further considered and dependents of men in the them where they do the most Longview hospital. had of course, to !(erejS arks by Don C. Loveland, Jr., in an informal discussion open service. m Early last spring, on his first purple heart of the Raft river stake presidenBetoie the end of the month h can't he to wlm all. . a for Soldiers OHnfort carc' fchows he In the story ted States ceclar-war- leave from hospital, no met The "Mormon 'a inches talli weighs told in its enti.etv because o! c.hich theho Un. conception of Its puipose is to assure the cy. civilian nurse. They were mai-tiesuffered had The Relief society chorus sang ha-H'guiation.s be also God will further welfare of those the soldier explain' blue it consol in became snip March. When eyes, brown military r,.u t wound in th chin. I Knew You and You Knew "If idids discussed. ed and him of to relieve commando leaves behind, -- are two it didn't evident that Sgt. O'Boyle was to lmPlexion. 5Un ho intiicted Remarks were made by to listen are as- Me, and invited You m sexen nia.toi soldier Yoclt of Buslinell Generto over Mike their a welfare, be medical worry wasn't his given discharge hci5ht' China, fighting ever uvR fr,nm ma- - hoist however. O'Boyle Mattis A. Smith and first them of it discussion in in the Bishop sure are al him four you former that now Mrs join the the hospital, enjoying 'should bp eas printer, they army, engagements hospitalized for the wound. Thcyf'om fontifv A ?' counselor Joseph E. Taylor of thiee t l and mujo. wish. want office the freedom from and the fear talking lp bRorn of the jor sea battles i'nicco ot c'lhesive plaser OBoyle decided the family ought Yost. A vocal duet was then ren- T army he for. is in to be the shop. fighting on army, a nh!e 'b1'" are lines for lend engagements. represented "P r',r fighting, he broth-stand- s three Rasmussen In Hospital him al,n u Army Emergengy R e i e fjdered by the Andreasen 'Yum toon machine-guslugs inland joined the army nurses' r. (V0Us Physical charac- - has calh'rt a violin Felt Harold m adassist-trsplayed was as S. A in Martin car Rasmussen a men little black left with financial Wl" ad n tden,i-so easy corps dog, by other fighting tton he the lett abdomen weren't accoma nt h( civi- in front of the post office, try- mitted to the veterans' hospital ance when allotments and pay solo, "A Perfect Day. is a But "immortV m'd says, "ma-- mortal sergeant-killedO'Boyle today the and tij shake otf Wounriv on left Selec- ing to get a gasp of air through in Salt Lake City Monday for ob- are delayed, when serious medi- panied by Mrs. Felt. af)C0. count" was hospitalized for lian. He's registered for the Internment was in the Preston, te from and tive Service, although his the small space the window servation of a stomach ailment. cal problems arise, when inducI "ip ,!t."0llnd on !pft patel-5- t OBoyle. discin' v unfit 1" wetnsome days. Idaho, cemetery. unne- tion upsets the family found , is If an in the was and is classification automa operation open, budget suffering another :au-laas to action. physica according 'lack ir,'" army Msit. ng m poon-dasunshine. cessary, he expected to return and when aid is needed by defurther service, is with ,un Um caught him in 'tic for soldiers who have been w ifo. much his to Brigham City Wednesday or pendents of deceasd soldiers. California's Central Valley now. medical discharges, he's those wounds lies Brigham City given i( left a the who 'hat he.. of this week. Vi of the Project will increase the state's "Since the in Reehelli red O'Boxle. a raincoat outbreak like M. Thursday any States. United trm loping Lt. u Esther December 8, ana General hos- - l et i rued war, the people of Brigham City-hav- vital war crop production by who's just registered that (she doesn't know this country bro!icuIVicc' in be Pacific nurse at Bushnc But Sgt. O' Boyle's service If you miss a copy of the been called upon many more than l.OOO.CKX) tons for him there's some ac- very well, does she) and u brand ahead than more of addition to the consists njj? pital. us know. inner let new Bowen said today, "and coif. war. this in le is times," tion was upsweep u. O' coration.s L and Boyle ishman ly-n- tets,1 Vt,unS if tills xx, Hinds army's high- - serge. ml at t In (I1HE COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS And To ROBT FORREST TO ARMY EMERGENCY REUEF ADVISE OF I V ser-h-g- n ten j PROMONTORY to-o- ' n one-hal- Cali-tena- as--ic- ' Be-che- lli p -- News-Journa- 3 I l, y 0 Cot-tr.- . nnn i 7 B-2- 4 teten 1 o cor-'trac- well-know- J Immortal Sergeant Registers For elective Service In Brigham City Today I pub-l.cize- d iil0 ' Gener-Missim- tea-sta- Kai-She- n-- ' - ac-t.o- n i s- - 111 ( xx News-Journa- 1 i 1 e fr - "1-C- HtPlviog.) e d , jn 1 News-Journa- l, |