Garland Times | 1929-10-31 | Page 1

A BOOST VALLEY BUT SEND NEWS THE errs i FOB BEAfi RIVER IS A BOOST FOB YOURSELF IN THE TAPER ADVERTISE THE THAT GOES INTO HOMES OF TOE PEOPLE “THE GARLAND TIMES" TO US VOL 2 No 12 Pertinent Paragraphs By V ffa Johns AS ONE RAVING National Apple Week Nor Is the present age so lawless and wilful that It entirely disregards the clear voice that speaks as with author lty tho It Is often accused of so being But there has grown upon men an ever Increasing regard for that man who speaks as one having information The age that has produced today's marvels of science wants to know why things are and how they come to be The farmer wants to know how bacteria enriches the soli The housewife wants to know why yeast makes bread rise Every man wants to know how germs spread disease Every man wants to know and has a right to know how and why compliance with any given standard of personal conduct is going to make him a better or worse member of society Consequently the present age can be saved from the results or wrong doing by the prophet who speaks as one having Information To thus speak he will have to state facts and figures He will have to quote reasons that ring true to the mind Such a prophet questioning will not find youth heedless of his counsel Safety and progress come only to the questioning seeker of knowledge The tender years at which the young people of today seem to sense this truth Is undoubtedly one of the remarkable and distinguishing characteristics of our present civilization To Be Celebrated long Andrus Is now reported to be regaining her health and strength at the Dee Hospital at Ogden It will be some time however before she will be able to return to her family and her many friends here at Garland who have continually hoped for her early recovery A Conjoint Program I An interesting program has been arranged for the Mutual Conjoint meeting to be held at the Garland ward chapel Sunday night The Topic of the evening will be the “Life of Brigham Young” "America the Beautiful” will be Girls Chorus sung by the Oleaner Miss Julia Moore will give a reading and a vocal solo will be sung by Mrs L C Chrlstopherson Bro Wm King will be the speaker for the evening Miss Bonnie Bowcutt will give a piano solo and Mr Burton will give the mutual Slogan The public Is urged to attend GarlandScKool Reports Hallowe’en Hallowe'en night was chilly a brisk aswind was blowing and a chillier was pect given by the absence of street lights They had been put out by mischievous boys Ghosts flit In and out among the A red devil ran madlv un shadows and down the street shrlecklng shrildarts across ly A large black cat someones path and a witch brandishes a broom over the head of some another boy Crash! light prankish goes out 8omeone must nay for that Is painted A window halfway to the ends have top Soap and candle drawn gratesque figures on shop winClothes lines pulled down and dows gates removed and hidden In queer secluded places This Is the way we treat Hallowe’en Carol Gleason Eight Grade The Seventh Grade Garland School Is allowed two parties during the year One of the great events will be held be a hallowe’en Nov 1 which will party There will be Ghosts and 8o we and fun for everybody are sending this invitation to all the Seventh Grades come Reporter Alice Chrlstopherson Langqage been to California with a wash bowl on my knee I saw the tallest Elephant that mortals will ever see He measures from tip to tip about a I've mHion-feet JUST AS BIG Sanders As a Sunday Hallowe’en party In the school house house was fittingly decorated for occasion and children were in costume Games were played and luncheon was served The evening was most event a pleasant Mrs Mae Jacobs entertained Sunday for her little son Lavem afternoon the occasion being his 4th birthday Several children were in attendance and all had a Jolly time Luncheon was served to the small guests Mrs Earl Holt entertained Thursday evening with a Hallowe’en party Ina May In honor of her daughter Games were the maip feature of the A delicious evening’s entertainment served was to Hallowe'en luncheon were to Decorations twelve guests fit the occasion Mrs J H Laub left Tuesday to spend a week with her children Mr and Mrs Leonard Standing and children The Relief Society gave a Bazaar last Tuesday which was a real success Luncheon was served at noon for the school children and in the afternoon At 3 for all who cared to partake clock a special program was rendered consisting of a piano solo by Mrs D B Jones Comic reading Guendolyn Smith Rlrharcis vocal solo Mrs S9clal Service lesson given by Mrs J H' The the HL Smith There was a goodly display of aprons pillows fancy work and also a fish pond for the children quilts candy CITY ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY Next Tuesday Is City Election Day and the following ticket was named So rerecently at the City Primary member and vote For Mayor A R CAPENER Term Councilman JOHN BENSON Term Councilman P C PETTERSON J L HARVEY Jr EZRA JENSEN For Treasurer PERSSON For Recorder DELLA HALL HAROLD ' ' - Plymouth Couple Wed White House Timber SOUVENIRS AFTER MADE 112 YEARS TIME FROM OF SERVICE AND NOW th iMet II Il’( 5v l'C v Ir3JG el uAi-- t j O b 13 and di td aJ gloats j Ah G tlliae fene3 ano ) RECEIVED It is Just a few days now until the turkeys that will be shipped on the Thanksgiving market will have to be killed and dressed Borne will be killed on the 5th and some on the 9th of November In Box Elder County we have some very wonderful turkeys If properly killed and dressed they will go on the market as grade No 1 and bring the highest price It is too bad to aee Nol turkeys placed in grade No 2 because of not being killed and dressed properly In order that all of our turkey producers may have an opportunity to know how to prepare the turkeys for the market I have asked for the assistance of Professor Byron Alder head of the Poultry Department of the Utah Agricultural and College the Utah Poultry Producers Association We have arranged for three demIs the onstrations The following schedule: ' 10:a m Friday November 1st at Norman Taylor's Corlnne 2:00 p m Friday November 1st at the Egg Grading Plant (Utah Poultry Producers’ Utah 2:00 Association) Tremonton November 7th p m Thursday Poultry Plant E Brigham be We shall glad to have you meet with us at either of these demonstrations Please tell your neighbors to be present also ROBERT H STEWART County Agricultural Agent “DOC” LUKE STAGES FROM THE WHITE DEER BARBECUE BY LOCAL SCHOOL ON DISPLAY Mr J D Gunderson principal of the Garland School has Just obtained from National Lumber Manufacturers Association Washington D C an Interesting souvenir of historical interest in the form of a block of wood made from the timbers of the wood trusses which were removed from the roof of it was the White House at the time remodeled two years ago The block will be preserved and kept as a permanent display at the school Mr Ounderson gives us the following story of the history of these timbers and an Interesting discretion of events at the time they were installed In the Executive Mansion: X of In a storehouse of the' Office and Public Parks In Public Buildings is an ancient wooden Washington roof truss— Just old timber until you know Its history But as soon as Lt Col Grant HI chief of the office can find a suitable come place to house the truss it will fourth proudly from the old lumber one of the pile and be exhibited as relics nation’s historic removed The truss Is one of those from the roof of the White House In now of the mansion the renovation After literally completion nearing holding the roof over the heads of the States for presidents of the United the last 112 years these trusses are in excellent condition as far as the wood Is concerned and a half section of one will be preserved not only for Its but as an examhistorical association of ple of the remarkable durability have presidents woocLa Twenty-si- x the lived in the White “HoUsesmce trusses were put in place In 1814 after the Battle of Bladens-bur- g the British soldiers with their from flaming torches came thronging Avenue and burned the Pennsylvania the White House the fire destroying some Interior and seriously damaging Madison of the masonry President a made and his famous wife Dolly dramatic departure from the Executive Mansiorv fleeing up Pennsylvania British of the Avenue Just ahead was begun shortly Reconstruction after the fire the new roof being held Tom place by heavy wood trusses timbers with their day these trusses when In almost as good condition as interare they were cut 112 years ago workmanship esting examples of early all hand sawn and held The Umbers but together not only by mortising Iron with dowels of heavy wrought strans pounded out by hand When the old roof was removed lt was found that there was practically no deterioration of material In any vital place In the massive main root timber trusses and only the ends of over the Umbers forming the trusses by the north portico were damRged of a Builders beetles the - of an defects attic that of a Monday evening at Otto's Cafe at Tremonton “Doc” Luke successful celebrated his nimrod by Inviting apse was evidence that lt was no longto partake of the fruits of the friends er acting as a truss” chase A large group of prominent “In partial explanation of the failand Garland citizens were Tremonton ure of the trusses lt may be said that invited to partake of the doctors hothey were to apparently designed and a good time was carry only the roof loads on their up- spitality of all rousing lot present per chords Because of lack of space the In the lower stories however the attic space was used for the storage of records and after 1902 for servants’ Grace quarters and general storage bringing heavy loads on the lower chords As a result of this overloading many of After a protracted illness covering a the intermediate joints were pulled period of eighteen months death came 33 at apart and- the end Joints where the to Mrs Grace Fields Anderson end posts were mortised Into the lower the home of her parents Mr and Mrs ohords had in some cases completely W O Fields at 6:30 p m Sunday Jailed by longtitudinal shearing The The funeral services were held at the lower chords had settled upon and were M E church at 2 p m Wednesday and being supported by tthe Interior partInterment was In the Tremonton cemitions of masonry or wood and were etery Services were conducted by the carrying the roof and attic loads as Rev A R Dickson beams Besides her parents the deceased Is They were seriously weakened by 6pllces and at several points by survived by two children Joy 14 and notches cut In the lower surface to acand a brother Arthur Norman The family commodate the wooden troughs that Fields of Los Angeles came to Utah from Zion City 111 roof drainage formerly carried the at Cosome of the notches being so deep that they took up their residence to Tremonton later moving only about four Inches of solid wood rlnne where they have resided for nearly remained” it appears could be done a quarter of a century Nothing to corshort of entire reconstruction rect the abuse of the trusses old stone chateaux of France hemlock to the attic made in 1902 Additions withstood time better than the despite the fact that the weakening of have remains to be seen whether the trusses was noted as early as 1873 walls Itsteel frame construction will on modern materially Increased the direct load endure any better than heavy timber the horizontal members and Indicaconstruction Certainly steel ships do tions of their failure became more evinot last longer than their predecessors dent the high seas Incidentally it is worth while to di- on it might be said that vert from the thread of the story long ' Incidentally Presiwe may have" to return to timber for enough to "imentloii the fact tliat lt has dent Grant who occupied the White much structural work in which diminbeen replaced by steel Hie House In 1873 and to whom the conworld ishing Iron ore supplies of the dition of the roof was first reported shall never be was the grandfather of Lt Col U S may require that steel Inwhere renewable potentially Grant III under whose direction the used wood will do A member mansion Is exhaustible of the renovation present of the D S Geological 8urvey says being carried out of the Lake SupIron the mines that In 1926 an appropriation of $375000 erior out In region will be worked the roof was made for “reconstructing thirty years— and Iron does not attic and ceilings of the second story of The Improvement and actual grow again of tN executive mansion” treatments and t construction was begun on Mar 14 of wood may make lt even more desir1927 The first oiieratlon was the erable than steel for some of the purection of a temporary wooden roof over poses In which the latter has succeded the entire building to protect the Informer terior from damage until the new roof theHowever that may be the half secwas in place of House truss that the Forest of various sections of the tion the White Is to preserve will be a regovernment to the rencountry have contributed of the to minder future generations of the mansion Northern ovation service incalculable the primeval forand southwhite pine from Minnesota of America were to the formative ern yellow pine are being used for the ests of the nation From settlor’s days Louisiana pine for the submillwork board shack or log cabin to the stately and hardwood from the midflooring Such mansions of the president the forests dle west for the top flooring and sheltered the swarmlnq was as protected timber required new structural millions Without forests we would not In the new permanent roof wew treated be the mighty nation we are It may and lt is with wood preservatives be new well forests— the the that that lt will last as entially-expected 'onllnuoi s forests — that will take long as the lmn steel ard slate with even Oelr pi though their time v h:oh it is a sociatcd ' ncs i wly will play an equally cons’ W F Lus nipcin-terdcn th" renovating j"b ipra’ a i::pjrmt art in the futme f cf lire card fan cnthusiasatieaily HOUSES AND n old lu ’her renned Pirn tb" SALE OF SCHOOL LAND White Horse “It t1’’: me abort f’"v h i r’lvp k’ol ri"’ to f Eld'v arl of Educaton T’p r b el Li trtot will consld- r bids f of a to ’"by ton u t'p d c c ht ?'i e f ttv following i anc izh ii t r Service Held For Fields Anderson li t r 'if - r- - t r riso Plans Garland for giving residents of the ward and the community In commodious and well furnof amusement were considered at a well attended mass meeting held In the ward chapel Sunday at 2 p m The meeting was under the direction of the ward bishopric Opinions were strong In favor of the new or Improved hall for the city to replace the one that has served for so many years Architect Fred Hodgson of Logan was present and submitgeneral ished a place ted plans for a structure to cost It The Bear River Hiuh Observer Many a farmer boy gave up on when he looked out Monday morning saw snow and that and decided school was better than some things after all The result was marked increase In attendance bringing it back standard almost to the One thing about the school building Is that it has been a few degrees warmer than the fields these past few The observer hopes you are not days on bored by these repeated comments attendance after all the students make the school not the faculty only to and the school is successful the extent that lt Instructs boys and When students remain at home girls beyond the Inthey are practically fluence of the school The Garland Lions furnished the Miss program for Mondays assembly Golds A cord sang two contralto solos with with Mark Nichols at the Baldwin only our Baldwin Is a Marshall recounted and Mendell Mr Bigler high lights of lntereet In correction with his European tours At a meeting of the Freshmen class held Tuesday a committee consisting of Sara Darley Pearl Johnson James Dalloe White was Shumwmy and elected for the purpoee of furnishing appropriate programs for future class meetings Tremonton Mutuals Enjoy Hallowe'en Dancing Party amusement The Tremonton ward hall was the scene of a jnost successful Hallowe’en party and dance conducted under the auspices of the ward The hall mutuals Wednesday evening was decorated In the colors of the season and all the traditional stunts and fun making devices peculiar to this autumn festival were provided for the entertainment of the revellers Home Demonstration Program Arranged The fourth of a series of National Club radio programs will be broadof 36 cast over a national hoob-u- p stations is scheduled for next Saturday At this time ThanksNovember 2nd to extended giving greetings will be club members throughout the nation of by Dr C B Smith Chief Office work extension Ruby Cooperative Ind County Richardson Tippecanoe and Sam Neel Pocahontas County W club members In their Va representing exrespective states will tell of their periences In club work and Interestwork conducted In club of ing phases field Hill agent L W their localities in club work for the Southern States will give briefly current news of hapThe music Clubs penings among will be furnished by the National Broad and meting Company’s staff orchestra time The sdas at Chicago studios f r the program Is given as 11 :00 a m to H:45 a m Mountain Standard time to carry the Tde station scheduled p: isrem Is KSL ITe special Home Demonstration radio program to be broadcast over a of 36 stations at the national hour as given above Is scheduled n tor Saturday November 9th The will be owned with a review of of home demonstration progress Office vu-- k by Dr C B Smith Chief Talks wo'k r0 ''’rat! vp v be given by Miss Florence E Ward “00 on for tho at of the Farm Horizons “Now 7T it end by Mrs Ola Powell Mal- fiofit in home denmnstratv for the southern states on wvt-- i B' me and the Itome The farm— women — cf— the :v will be represented to’ Mrs A litem Tck Charlottesville c r tv Va who will ’elk on Vr't- II me Pemonsirati'm Work be will mrste Me” The 'n Vd bv the National Fiondcast-and staff orch"':a n”Tny’s - s at the Chimco s’’ J C W Warburt r of and V" Washing n ral Munson woikrrs ’'all be f our c a lure n ’J bojs Co"r I niu:’ " 'n on to in: tv r' easm ’tl I 'iViz H hu rut s tto ap- These $18000 proximately together with various other suggestions and were referred for more deproposals tailed consideration and study to a committee composed of the heads of the various ward auxllllary organizations the city civic clubs and others The work of securing the ward and this much needed Imcommunity was launched with a vigor provement and enthusiasm that augurs well for its success ar ht Ui VI he h At Mass Meeting ' : v ’s S’lOeky Pape 5 ER REMOVED Large Attendance Last Mr Loyal H“ss and Miss Lilly Silvester of Plymouth were married last Friday at Brigham City Thursday night a shower was given in honor of the nrosiiective bride at of the home her parents About ers of today Overload’ng thirty guests were present and many Vautiful and useful gifts were tender- - designed for t iaoie-- AND DO Fielding News Notes construction as rather ftS Sunday evening a recention was veil w are Grade nren at th Imm of the brides parents fhao any deterioration of the to hare ’said by army army engineers All in in honor of the couple un far the b rn a th rcsp'nvb’e attendance wi: Hallowe'en people h'd roof dif of Ion the hallowe’en life "h here likes How many happy journey ’I f A report cf the O’h'a night? and Public Par' "Eie C’l''0'iot ( to rn'ertaired at a Bnildings Pumpkins candles r dc’iphtful Halle v arty Monday whore supc ivsrn the n b lu’M f Mr historic a’nd Mrs the Gobblin': and Gh'ts just look at 'vat’t at the h - ilt so' s m part: Una's rt Fcl t°d C them ftoi'1 n "Aith''''r’’i r ”ly a’! rf a5 slicks uid g mtic rru n Whi'e V’ht lv- - on broom the ca ci i s ' e s and cl cUavn air j' the go flying I'rvfrii ' i' n Mo G' nn Sixth CraJe iwe’en n n lit AS YOU THINK To All Turkey Raisers - special feature in the regular Sacrement meeting Messrs Wendell Grover and Marvin Nielson of Garland were In attendance and each gave interesting talks Mrs Salina Wood of Preston Idaho is the guest of her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Job Welling Last Sunday Mr and Mrs George Coombs entertained at a birthday party In honor of their daughter Louwhose ise and son Carl birthdays fall the same week All members of the family were present Including: Mr and Mis Vern Wood of Ogden Mr and Mrs Thos Harper and baby Joan of Brigham City and Mr and Mrs George H Coombs and two child- $200 THE YEAR Notice to the thinking so doesn’t make It so unless There is only one obstacle that Is you follow up thinking by doing progress of any community You say "I think Garland should do definitely fatal and that Is lack of civic spirit and team work on the part this” or “We should have that” You read these editorials of Its citizens and say A few years ago a small town was In "That's a good Idea” or “I think that’s the sticks today the only towns or right” etc etc but what do you do action win be taken by restaurants and communities In the sticks are those about It? As you read this you say "I hope hotels throughout the country Ap- - made up of sticks and a “stick” Is only sees this It hits him on j pies will also be - featured by clubs ' one who refuses to do anything for stores and others concerned In mark- himself or get together" with- those the head he is always talkingright a lot but never does anything” and you may who will eting and distribution A town Is Just as big as the people in right but how about yourself? MayApple shipments fer 1929 from Utah and Idaho points will approximate Jit The trouble is that it Is easier to be be you don’t even talk and when you 7500 carloads which does not Include-little than big and nature left alone do talk do you talk your town "up” or "down?” If you are big you will talk does not improve without aid correspondingly heavy local conA big Job requires big people and In It up otherwise you will say to yoursumption this day of keen competition "putting self “Oh let the Chamber of Comundertaklittle is no merce the Lions’ Club or somebody your town over” ing and If there Is an over abundance else do It” To be “big” you do not have to be a of "little” people In any community It won’t be done “Little people are merchant a doctor a lawyer or a banker "Big” those who say It can’t be done If you think you are little The Hallowe’en party given by the people are those who interupt those potatoes you will be little potatoes M I A Saturday evening was a great who say it can’t be done by doing It No matter who you are or what you do success A large crowd was in attendyou are Just as big as you thi'nk and Thinking Garland is the best place ance and many were dressed In Hal- on earth is not enough It helps but do lowe’en attire Prizes were given to the best costumed couple Mr and Mrs Copyrighted 1929 A D Stone Reproduction prohibited In whole or In part Ralph Ashby were the recipients of This Town Doctor Article one of series of U published by 7 Ur the first prize while the consolation Garland Times In cooperation with the Garland Lions Club prize was given to Mr and Mrs D H Janrt certain And from the other critter can’t be beat Dean Wood Seventh Reporter OCTOBER 31 1929 SAYS YOU ARE ren Miss Theona Andrus Mr Glen Taylor teacher of the fifth Recovering At Ogden and sixth grades of school entertained his students Wednesday evening at a After a and severe Illness Miss Theona rapidly THURSDAY The TOWN DOCTOR INFORMATION ogee listened with awe and respect to those men who "spoke as ones having authority” whether that of man authority was the authority made law or the authority supposedly delegated by the powers of heaven M UTAH GARLAND (A y A s' pi’' '