Show GARLAND TIM SUBSCRIBERS The NOTICE: date stamped above on each paper you receive indicates the due date of your subscription RATES — 5 cents per copy — $150 per year VOLUME PUBLISHED VII GARLAND Per t inen t Local Students V Win Johns IV ne THE WAR SPIRIT When Woodrow Wilson contended long before the armistice that any settlement of the war on a victor and vanquished basis would lead to nothing if not disaster he was nearer the truth than any of us had any idea v Orpha ' Statewide Essay Contest Orpha Heppler and Helen Johnsoi were named fhst and second place winners of the Amcncai respectively region essay contest in the state 01 Jtali Mrs G G Sweeten state chairman of Fidac department of the Legion and supei visor in charge of the contest announced this week from repreEssays were received sentative high schools of the state from Beaver on the south to Beai River on the north and incidentally Bear River won 1st and second place while 3rd place went to the positions school the fartherest south Beaver student being Thelma Farnsworth The three essays will be entered in the national contest where a $200 award awaits the one chosen as the final winner Events of the past ten days show just how right he was Nationalism in the United States and elsewhere turned down his idea and imposed upon Germany arid her allies those indignities that traditionally acdefeat — reduced Student writers showed a keen company armaments r e p a r a tions understanding of the horrors of wai and the economic forces that bring and debt Pay- about International payments conflicts states each Mrs Sweeten and found many ments of war loans denation proceeded to reasons should cooperate why they with the Legion to remove the profit mand of every other motive from war The essay subject the young writers to suggest What has happened? required ways of furthering this phase of the Germany secretly rearmed Legion program In the Interests of in defiance of the treaty world peace she was forced to accept In commenting on the contest Mrs her Sweeten expressed her thanks to the Resentment against in various Legion auxiliary units that had smouldered conquerors the contest the teachers Now she has sponsored her breast and students of the high schools of the the state the judges publically announced and others who will not abide the treaty had given their time to bring this and no one can blame her Important subject before the people of It is hard for energetic in- the various communities telligent people to play the HIGH SCHOOL PROM part of he underdog MOST SUCCESSFUL And the war debts the The junior prom at the B R H S haughty victors demanded this year was the most pleasing and of one another practically socially successful event of its type none 6f them have been in the history of the school In the paid They never Will be opinion of several who have attended Whoever enters a war even every prom since the school was founded to the extent of loaning The decorative scheme was harmoney or supplies to one of moniously complete to the smallest art and the combattants becomes tail displaying exceptional was actually a participant in the beauty The charm of the event ballthe commendable by war and has no moral right heightened room deportment of the young people — to expect his money back participating Many comments praiswin or lose ing this have been heard since last ii There is no reason in the idea that one can be a neutral and at the same either or both time help sides in a fight But as to the results of The that Versailles treaty feelings it provoked are the seeds for wars to come and sad thot that “war to end war” is still in the future disWilson The great must idealist appointed this week have turned in his grave and the trouble is only beginning Not until even the victors in some world cataclysm Topical Index News Review of Viff1 Current Events EDWARD I lanling Demands inspirator Ohio Governor cf Ad n Hopkins Administration's Thwnes Ecrnuir’c gq u Vo:$ Patman Frvors B Y READY FOR TYPE CONTESTS Thirty seven winneis intermountain ed to awards will be presentm the eleventh annual contest tc Commercial held at Brigham Young University today it is announced by Dr A Rex Johnson contest manager These will include four scholarships to Brigham Young University twoj twenty-on- e gold portable typewriters seven pen-silver and bronze medals nants an electric clock a silver loving cup and a bronze plaque be CHURCH NOTICE Stake convention will Genealogical be held at the tabernacle at1 Garland on Sunday March 31st Stake Presidency and cleik and 'stake and waid committee-me- n are requested to bd present at 9 a m The high council and all interested in Genealogy are invited to join m p m meetings at 10 a m and GARDEN CLUB BEGINS YEARS ACTIVin I on Wultsce Lift Spring Wheat week This FYiday the senior class entertains at the annual senior hop in the same beautiful setting FLOWER PICKARD Hitlrr'f Defiling of Treaty Eurojx vicuna Alarms of the J M Gaddie president land Flower Garden chib announ-ethat the dull will meet next Thursday1 nt 7 i0 in tho Library All fmng nwfnbcis Gii- meed to be present tc All ctheiplan the seasons activity lilrirsted m Hovers ue aha invted h ILv dm’ Tic F Project in North r ‘n r ' ' r?l i sdt ‘‘S' to i 9 j Wnq Pr vnilm it to Work Pcr Ved I ins ate Relief Issue UTAH FRIDAY 1st Paragraphs IJy EVERY FRIDAY AT GARLAND o badly are themselvo' beaten that they Me the of emptiness victory will turn from mankind ib sin “beat its greatest swords into pruning hooks’' and learn war no more IleppUr MARCH JOHNS Editor 29 1935 NUMBER 35 COUNTY DAIRY DAY PLANS ARE LAID Wired From Are WM UTAH New Regulations place V Lions to Agree Box Elder county Dairy Day will be held again this spring it was decided of Tuesday evening at a meeting dairymen and extension service workers at Brigham City named Director William Peterson of the The date has not been definitely of a set but ltv will be between Extension is In receipt Service high school April 25 Garland will again have & baseball from Director C W telegram and was May 4th N J Valentine valedictorian Washington D C stating that named as general chairman and' 'other team and a baseball season The the committees were selected liberalize will r the government week spirit could not be downed The 1933 wheat planting biggest little baseball town in the state contingent on is sorting over the suits and bats and agreement to sign contract and make for additional reduction equivalent getting ready to take to the diamond 1936 announces the county agent No one could Imagine a summer Additional without baseball acreage for 1935 of not so Garland but over 75 ikt cent of the base can be little had been heard on the subject planted Contracted acreage is Mil) that many were beginning to wonder The sugar beet section of the Agrequired Limitations on other farm' beGarland's baseball fraternity has given stirred themselves not under contract still holds The ricultural Administration this week and set 2nd plan? 1935 tc notice through the newspapers that about second of goes payment finding out what could be done parties on farm in 1936 according to beet contracts may be written until about a baeball team again this year April 1st before acreage which Is the telegram winner A meeting of players and fans was to any district and not taken by held In Box Elder county as In many Monday evening and a committee to other will the growers will be moved other parts this liberalization named to meet with the officials of no doubt not greatly assist the winter districts which have applied for It the Lions Club to find out their atwheat grower but on the other hand says Orson A Christensen titude toward a team This comThe previous date announced was it is an additional liberal privilege to mittee Hal Persson and A R Buxof the producer wheat It March 25th when the date of con- ton met with the club directors Wedspring should have closed but the nesday evening would also appear that the grower of tracting asked that the more time winter wheat can benefit by planting delayed season permits Lions team It was sponsor wheat corn barley or some crop this The increased water supply In evi- pointed out that was not money dence storms from the and colder the team needed spring to some advantage if he exrather an official weather preserving mountain snow also to name committees sponsor Tree planting on Utah farms Is dis- pects to be short on feed for his liveand will allow for the planting of more officers to look stock next winter after the affairs of cussed by Paul M Dunn extension Full instructions have not arrived acreage team as a civic project the The olufc forester at Logan in circular No 68 yet tho forms and lnstiuctions are There are several good reasons for directors agreed to give the support Box Elder farmers planting their Just published by the Utah State A- expected soon Inasmuch as the players requested service gricultural beet acreage college extension If the average were taking a willing and wholesome leaflet which is now two The of the acreage were past years Reform League attitude toward the sport and named available embodies information obplanted there Is every probablity that as an official to negotiate Calls committee Meeting enough beets 'would be tained during the past five years grown in the with league officials Lion President Tlie Utah Tax Reform League has cdunty to operate the two factories E J Holmgren A D Rich Leo WalkThere is a need for tree planting to several er and J D Gunderson on every Utah farm says Mr Dunn appointed a public meeting to be held thereby giving employment They will hundred o who considers that trees are a possible at the Bear River high school Mon- revenue ' men and bringing the total attend a meeting: of to the district growers con- league officers 8 April 1st at 8 o'clock farm crop The ultimate value of this day evening unday and discuss than siderably higher Mr E grains planting J Holmgren will be chairman In membership crop will depend upon first the kinds organization The company has announced that it is announced of trees that are planted second the of the meeting It Is understood that players will by selection of the area and the method S A Elswood secretary of the organ- tjjierq is BufTJcient blight resistant ask “Dent" Rich to again take charg'd sied l Furthermore of the team planting Members of the Weber of planting and third the care and ization county branch of the league will be t£e moLuCure condition of the land is management after planting much better the soil being filled S A C ON The followlg points essential to the present with moisture at the present time successful growing of farm trees for ANNUAL Canal company officials advise that GET windbreak and woodlot purposes axe there is sufficient water available in The Utah State Agricultural college INCREASE the river stream flow and storage discussed in order purpose of planting band Is making annual ' tour of trees where to plant trees when to At their meeting held March 22nd sources to mature crops this year by Utah it hegan' March 2t'rand will plant preparation of the planting taking advantage of the spring water last for five' days' 'according to Profsite care of small trees before plant- the Board of Education of the Box of the river which will hold well up inschool Elder district voted a slight essor N iff Christensen director of ing how to plant trees care of trees crease In until summer before It is thought nec- the pay of teachers for next the band They arfi"glvlng concerts in what trees to plant after planting tOdTaV UfKnEt0ragC sources The total of salaries during 16 high schools in and year southern woodlot and where to procure Idaho Tlie contract with the AAA for conpresent year is practically 23 per cent northern Utah and The band has an windbreak trees trol of production and a consideration below the high point— The of 80 organization members reprePersons interested in farm tree action of the Board restores to the of parity price for beets virtually senting sections of Utah Idaho Monplanting may receive a copy of this teacher about ol guarantees a price of about $650 per tana and Nevada ton In this district so men of the i the reduction sustained leaflet by asking for Extension during the deDurrell Erickson and Newell Check admmisirrtlon say cular No 68 entitled “Tree Planting pression period etts of Garland are members of this on Utah Fauns" cither from your Taken altogether the conditions organization which will play at the Mrs cal county extension of Briga Mary Ann Carlson agent or by a favoring good crop and good price Bear River high school thli afternoon at ham City is visiting with her sister for beets are better than writing to the Extension Service they have at 3 o’clock Mrs A A Westergard this week been for several years and should enLogan courage growers to plant the full Box Chosen Elder allotment of acreage and not have It moved from the territory conMlss Orpha Heppler cludes Mr Christensen of daughter Mr and Mrs Ross Heppler of has been chosen Valedicall camFriends According signs’ Enjoy Visit torian of the Bear River high school of 1932 — which ' paign of 1936 is likely to for this year Mr Mrs Sponsor Baseball Washington DC This Season Team Field Superintendent Urges Beet Growing in Bulletin Issued On and the it but Farm Tree Planting Tax Public that U BAND STATE TOUR TEACHERS TO PAY its thelery Valedictorian LOOKING AHEAD to the Presidential make that was considered exceptionally bitter — look like a tea party Issues are forming forces are appearing that are entirely unprecedented in American politics It seems inevitable that there will be a third party in the field — and it seems equally inevitable that that party will be of the extreme left It may be led by Huey Long backed by Father Coughlin-anuse as its appeal the “Every man a King” thesis It may be led by a Townsend Plan advocate promising prosperity for all through governmental largesse to the aged It may be led by some one who stands for something we haven’t yet heard of Few think that the third party candidate would win— the Electoral College system of counting votes for the Presidency makes that practically impossible as Roosevelt the first discovered and as LaFollette the elder did after him The third party’s importance lies in what effect it will have on the vote obtained by the regular Republican and Democratic parry candidates— and therein is an opportunity for endless conjecture It was that of the question which General Johnson spoke on in his amazing speech of a Whatever fortnight ago you think of the General’s views- you have to admit he has courage he isn t afraid to speak his mind In hm speech he made a bitter attack on Long and Coughlin and all Then he tuim-and lashed the they stood for conservatives who might eueoiaage them in order draw to support away from Roosevelt and split the liberal-radiccamp General Johnson said that such political opportunism pushes the American Con'liuu’d tn pace 4 Of Richards and The position of valedlctorlah in an honor that every student would like Former W W Richards BLshop and Mrs Richards now in the state to have and that few attain It is to attend the April conference ses- usually regarded as the greatest atsions visited witii friends in Gailand tainment of one’s school days Miss Thursday at the home Heppler’s scholastic record gave her They stopix-a slightly higher score than Miss of Mr and Mrs Myron J Richards Fay Mrs Richards was a guest of the Farnsworth of Fielding who Is stake primary board in the afternoon of the student body and also of the Ladies Faculty Club lors Other tkkris will beTlfty cents Mrs Richards in commenting on a couple conditions in Minneapolis their pres—Bear River High Lights ent home stated that there appears to be a keener sense of the value ot religion to the youth there than there is here in Utah Children in the pubYOUTH LOVE lic schools there are encouraged tc — ROMANCE — intake optional classes in religious struction- from the fourth Thrills grade upCollege ward The classes are held in the churches near the ehools and school tune is allowed for them — of The Life hut SENIOR HOP WILL BE HELD The Band P lays On Featuring Robert Young' Stuart Erwin Leo Carrillo and Betty Turncss A Gay Picture like better than College PhytHm Comedy & Cartoon Saturday - Sunday Mr Rouse company will r tain cf the hcie And k Tiiuu- Lamb: Paramount Monday Garland |