Show I I Jr -- THE GARLAND TIMES FRIDAY THE GARLAND TIMES is beordinance The ing violated to a most vicious degree of to Federation Utah the according Women’s Clubs and the State Board of Health has been requested by the Mrs O club's corresponding secretary will help to V Most of us like to have a man say what he thinks as long as he doesn’t say it about us Regardless of the nice speeches made to the contrary the world still continues to base the value of people on the amount of money they have Unfortunately in too many instances it doesn’t choose to inquire too closely into how they came into possession of their money The only explanation a reader of the paper can give for some car drivers being in such a hurry is that they want to get there in time fof the accident We hope that when they get around to setting up the Townsend $200 a month pension plan that the thing is pretty well worked out before it is started We should dislike very much to get a check for $200 a month for two or three years and then have it cut down to a mere hundred or stopped altogether Russia has 3800 planes France 3400 Great Britain 3200 Germany 2800 Italy We Japan 2000 United States 1900 merely give the above figures to show one of the reasons why these countries which wrere “bled white” by the war couldn’t pay back their loans Twenty million people are starving in China As a matter of fact in non Christian nations starvation is an accepted fact in times of famine It is only the professedly Christian nations who make any pretense of feeding their hungrv jb like a ship A erood rule to follow "f you would get the most happiness out f life is to magnify the good things that come your way and minimize the undesirable things The cash system takes three fourths of the worry out of modem business Sunday will see 200 persons killed in automo- - ’ bite accidents on the public highways Many more will be painfully injured and not a few rendered helpless for life — Being on the consumer endof the line the one thing concerning which we jbve never Standard Oil Products Standard Gasoline Unsurpassed and the new Oil are here for your use It will save you money and improve the performance of if car make your use of them you RPM Motor Wood Bros Service Station Theron & Clyde Wood Proprietors ‘111 LUMBER ' V Roger Babson the economist recently predicted that within 20 years half the population of the United States would be living in automoIt is estimated that there are at bile trailers present 250000 people living in trailers travelThere are 270 coning from place to place cerns engaged in manufacturing auto trailers that provide facilities for from two to six people Many of these trailers are equipped with dining room kitchen and bath and are lighted with electricity They cost from $300 to $1000 each A? man without a purpose is without a rudder — Carlyle ed mlssioner Common sense and decency should obed- have been enough to guarantee ience to the law and it is regrettable that such a warning is necessary ir this state” said Dr Jones k East Garland ( NEWS Bud Grover Mre Fred old son of Mr Grover suffered cuts In his forehead so bad that It was necesThe sary to have two stiches taken little fellow fell out of a car Wednesday while he and his parents were returning from town At this writing he Is much Improved Mr St Mrs George Coombs Mr St Mrs E S Hansen Mr St Mrs Arvll Udy and Mrs Vern Shaffer attended the funeral services for Mrs Chistle N Wilcox held In the Fielding ward chapel Friday Scout Master Clifton Grover and 10 Scouts of East Garland went to Box Elder canyon Friday and returned Saturday While there the scouts ranked high In their camp contests Miss Rhea Atkinson had her tonsils to removed Thursday and Is reported St be' doing well CORNELL DANCING Your Building and Modernizing Our its tl Problems ate " Garland STANDARD also Lumber Company Utah GASOLINE UNSURPASSED IN ALL QUALITIES The New RPM and Standard Penn Oils Motor The Corner Service By the Sugar Factory and fan Thursday Bishop St Mrs L M Holman motored to American Falls to Electric Equipment is attend the funeral services for an Modern Making aunt: Mrs Josle King On Saturday Possible they attended a second funeral at Fountain Green They returned Sun“The saving In footsteps and unday evening which kitchen plannecessary work Leone Oyler who has been In the even and small a very ning money inValley hospital for the past two weeks vestment can accomplish in the avwas removed to her home Thursday erage kitchen of today is simply R L Peterson left Friday for Cedar Knox says Miss Josephine amazing” City where he will get his wife and of the Kitchen Bureau of Modernizing child who have been there all winter the Edison Electric Institute Miss and continue on to California where Knox declares that so many women they will visit with relatives for some are beginning to realize these facte time Mrs Hilda Peterson mother of and kitchen modernizing is becoming Mr Peterson win return home with 60 popular that today's kitchen lr them doomed Mr St Mrs John Oyler Jr motored The cost of electric equipment for to Brigham Saturday to visit with Mr kitchen use has been greatly reduced & Mrs Vincint Davis and family and liekwise the cost of electricity for Wednesday May 20 was swarm day these services Other kitchen renova at Garland and we were very proud tion costs have declined At the same to have the following girls and their time the easier financing of kitchen mothers present to help celebrate the has been made possible modernizing work and honors that the girls to arrange thru good the National Housing received thru mutual work Mrs Dora act Shaffer and daughter Iva Mrs VirThe new approach has much appeal ginia Adams and daughter Ruth Mrs to home makers in aiding each to Ellen Rhodes and daughter Alta and visualize her present kitchen as it will class leaders Luclle C Shaffer Phylwhen appear modernized She may lis Korth had also completed her then proceed either to realize the new work but was unable to be present kitchen Ideal by complete and Immedto receive her awards iate renovation or In a H Miller J and family drove to Salt process— acquiring one longed-fo- r Lake City to visit Thursday Miss new kitchen convenience now nl anHilda remained until Saturday even other later until at last the whole lng kitchen has been modernized accordMrs Permllla Rogers Mrs Carl Roging to preconceived planning ers and Miss Ethel Rogers were Sunday guests of Mr St Mrs LeRoy Oyler a bonfire breakfast Ardls and Vemeta Adams Fred Grover had the misfortune to Lenna be kicked by a horse last wi2k and Shaffer and Donna Oyler accompanied members of the American Legion was laid up for several days Mr St Mrs Lafe Grover and Mrs to Salt Lake City last Wednesday Martin Riser drove to Elwood Sunday where they helped entertain the war veterans to attend their genealogical In the hospital meeting The program was furnished Mr St Mrs I L Isaacson drove to by three Hawailans Honeyville Sunday to visit with Mr Mr St Mrs Keith Rhodes drove to St Mrs John Isaacson and family Logan canyon early Sunday morning Mr St Mrs J H Miller visited In where they Joined the Dames club at Penrose Sunday are Us t 1 n-M- patience dancing elephant has gone high hat this season with her ostrich plumed crown and will have the women ogling her Jealously Mary Cornell one of the pretty girls with Help You TILLIE ELEPHANT ' clowns acrobats nuts popcorn horses horses horses The A1 G Barnes shew one of the world's largest c'rcuscs will exhibit In Logan Thusday June 4tl For more than a quarter of a century the A1 G Barnes Circus has excelled with Its trained wild animals More than a score of international wild animal trainers will be seen Foremost among them will be Bert Nelson who has returned to America For after fresh foreign triumphs this season he Is pesentlng a group of lions and tigers in a display of cour- Problems Consult AND The circus! Lions tigers age daring Tillie the CO vv v- We Will MARY ' FAN LETTER thousands dollars was exSeventy pended on wardrobes for this gorgeous prologue pageant Performances will be given at 2 and The doors will open at I and 8 pm 7 pm to permit an Inspection of the or to enjoy ' a zoological collection concert of popular and operatic music band military by Prof Woeckener’s —— ' j W O Walker of Ogden represen cattle Interests in northern Utah h® leased the old 8 P right of way as a between Corlnne and Ogden crowning spectacle in the long event-fu- l tattle trail For years the railroad has leased career of A1 G Barnes One thousand men and women horses the old grade to adjacent land owners Mr Walker points out that it and animals participate In the stunow has become impossible to trail pendous spectacle Great companies of trained singers orchestras of vast cattle on the crowded state highways and the old gTade can be a real public size grand organs If put to the use proposcymbals and trumphets will be heard convenience J Langston to call attention to the fact "In addition to being prohibited by ordinance In many of the cities of the and on state spitting on sidewalks the floors of public buildings may be accordclassed as a public nuisance of ing to the laws and regulations thuf Health and of Board State the the responsibility of enforcing rules rests with all the municipal boards of health in Utah" said J L Jones M D State Health Com Text: His mischief shall return upon his own head and his violent dealing shall come down upon his own pate —Psalm 7:16 ft with the circus has a prominent place cn Tillies howdah where she may also shine among the plumes The "Fiesta of the Rio Grande” a fiesta with the gorgeous processional a charm and romance of old Spain glorious fairyland spectacle of pantomime enchantment will open the cirSucus performance as a prelude perb beyond belief indescribable a triumph among colossal productions Is today sweeping all before It with its appeal and theveryj vastness of its character It is the Spitting Brings Protest From Group Bringing you this Week and every Week a variety of news service equalled by few papers published in the state Here you find eight pages of well chosen reading matter: Local and County news — Editorials and comments on the events of the day as they look to us right here in the Bear River Valley — A serial story— News pitures — Comics — A review of the week’s big news — Feature stories by nationally known writers — Advertising by the merchants who are your neighbors EDITQRI AL 1936 Careless Published every Friday at Garland Box Elder County Utah Entered at the Post Office at Garland Utah as Second Class Mattel in August 1928 Vernald Wm Johns Editor and Publisher Subscription Price $200 A Year Prompt payment of your subscription keep your paper and keep it a good paper MAY 29 Arthur Astle Mgr 4 — SWIM— —DANCE— —CHICKEN DINNERS— LUNCHES — The Kitchen felt there could be an over production chicken is fried Oh John” screamed the excited woman driver “the car is running1 away” “Can you stop it” asked the worried husband “No” Well then see if you can’t hit something cheap A man’s task is always light light —Lew Wallace if his Laugh and the world laughs with weep and you weep alone —Wilcox heart is you Crystal Springs LARGEST HOT & COLD WATER SUPPLY IN THE UNITED STATES DRAINED EVERY NIGHT 0O0 Make Reservations The AND IN AUDITION A critical appraisal of the ace oe by Darld La wren c written especially for The O sited oistea News and appearing in no other publication Room and $ Service To Help You In Your Thinking concisely briefly United States News nr news of national organized for your eon n fence in special divisions as fi ilows: The Congress Week— what the Hours and 8enate debated mtavjres passed vtitudea Implications Th President's Week — tbs tors the President saw v hat he said and did tba of these meaning conference State ef the Union — a explanation of the in the national news keep vnu Informed on tha essenUala The Political Week — reports on what tba political leaders are doing and tbs kettle holla planning What the Press of the Nation ' Thlnka-- x oulek Interesting survey of public opinion the percentages of the Including' pres lot and against on leading Issue Washington and Tomorrow— what Whispers Is going on back f the scene In the different bureaus and “ad departments ministrations”— tb news behind the news! 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