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Show UTAH, JUNE 11, .WEEkL.YNEWS-EXrP.ESS.XAYTO- . laughter. Lincoln looked at the judges horse and exclaimed, "Well, Judge, this is the first time I ever gpt thg worst of it in a horse trade On one occasion there Was to ho a grand review of General McClellan's troops and the General and tiis staff thought the trial of riding down the lines and inspecting the whole army would be too much McClellan for the President. thought this wrould be a time when he Vvcuild bring the President, tvhom he did not like, into ridicule. He planned ttf ride'hgrd and fast, hopiftg Lincoln would have to fall Abraham Lincoln And Horses- - FRANK FARRINGTON milk deliverymen and route foremen received 3.4 per quart, while the producers as compensation for labor, rnaterala, interest on investment, and risk, were paid 3.5 cents In many cities racketeers maintain their domination through an unholy alliance with crooked politicians and officeholders, which makes it next to impossible to sup- ,i i 1936 t . i i rr t War, principally in $10 bills. These bills, because of the.largb 6f g population French Louisiana, were printed in. on one sidg and in English on the other. On the French side the wor dix, meaning .ten, was quite prominent, and the Americans got to calling the bills dixiqs. .. From that Louisiana came to be known as the land of the dixie?, Qr Dixie Land. Then Dan Emmett, a Northern minstrel, got hold of .the idea and composed the Bong "Dxie for a show .performing in New York. The term Dixie soon came to be applied to th.e entire South. And there yo uare if Mr. Thomp son is right. OIJEVTeOLliT car overhauled. To bob this excellent buy will conytnce you the $ value of .same. X Myx VI Priced at only COACIN-Ejittr- e has been thoroughly French-speakin- Abraham Lincoln was ascustom-cFORD TUDOR. New Tires on the fronts good battery, mcor to riding a 'horse. In coming beIs In fine shape and tb.s Car is from Kentucky he had ridden backed by our- - .OK Guarantee while one on horse, hind his father in writing. his sister rode behind her, mother press them. p r c e d bow at . . . If the only on the other hdrse. government would devote more of its energies to wiping out As a boy he had suffered CHASSIS WAGON WITH from the old these rackets, and expend less ef. .Here Is a good outfit FRAME.. to mill to get rode fort in the harassing of honest bus gray mare he with which to jnake yourself a some grain ground. While at the iness, it would be of greater benefit farm wagon. It has .a heavy, to the public . frame, good tires ' mill the animal had kicked him and beh'ind. 'A big, .Flack, and it will do the Job . spirited charger It is notorious that while many he had been put, unconscious into a . that you want . . was out President. the and for jt million of dollars are wasted in wps brought wagon and taken home and the took bridle He he when confidently regainfutile investigations for political CHEVROLET COUPE. Ifs cleao the next morning bein every way. ,Lo-tmounted easily and the. horsemen purposes, racketeering is permitted of. snap to.. . ed his sen'ses. llis last wcftde, the he new; motor; knew watched saw that who paint, gqod tires ap! to fore being kicked, were, ."Git flourish, with little effort being and in fact you . duplicate and anmila hofses. .The he as regained end pranced to first made it. to an . words, and his put this car' at the s o w ,e consciousness, were to finish yhat danced and whirled, but his rider only he had started, to 6a'y, .you oTd sat as unconcerned as a cowboy on "his pony, aa if he and the animal ' ." . hussy I" CHEVROLET SEDAN.. Here is Damage by rats .to produce and kindto were one.' But Lincoln was always amounts to 200 million just the ear. that you will wtfnt property McClellan led the .way and they It runs economically, looks good, United his horse- and Vould save it at the the in dollars annually How to reach 'a large number of has vvent field a at the good tires and lt.$ comfort.. doyri lie bought gallop. own cost of his our has customers or prospective customers States, according to an estimate by written drums thundered The ,tho when 'appointed artillery 1S35, in a horse a North Dakota official,, who CHECK THESE Pftced guarantee. and. At. most effectively economcal'ly Tost and It beat the'bandg struck up, "Hail the waging of a censist-en- t deputy surveyor and lie a worries which still is a 1 the men .cheered. f" problem Chief to he was FORD COACH. t the This li.tle. car when it was .sold' becauseand relcntles campaign against business men But it SENSATIONAL has been overhauled in out- - owi unable to ray a julgment .against U" was a moment to excite the war gle at. many this . . p?st. ; was really solved long ago, and the shop, and- we know it ik In good him. His ftnnd, James Short, how- hprse to lull his antics and tricks. include Measures reConamk-ndeshape. Woul.1 we guarantee it to i3 this: answer toesaage Print your VALUES!. Lincoln continued to hold- the be in shape if we a waste food and garbage ia ever, bought the horse and teturn kpeping . in the newspapers. to take bridle rein with" one hand, while, 1 didnt know It to'be? .. 1 ed it to him, allJwiifg-hicovered containera until destroyed; CJV It's Recently a Dgtroit electric At only priced undisturbed, he .lifted, his tall hat his time iu paying, the debt serves $500,000 custom- preventing 'accumulations of trash' with the other easily guiding the As a practising lawyer" h6 had cribs and CHEVROLET COACif. "ftere ." Is ers in nearly 200 citie sa'nd smalL and refuse;, making. corn home-mad- e as clean 'a little. ear as granaries-rat-proofand buggy anil a rawbon- apimal. under him. Unconcernedly or adopting you .have - wanted .send to comnjunitiesever looked at. "Upholstery. Ms ie.rode" over the rough ground, ed horse and this horse is describcon- any means whereby the supply of After series of letters. then! like a new finish good Upes just. ed in an advertisement; he publish-urdling. tho ditches and keeping good . and motor has 'the Wadiof dis- rat .food may bo reduced. various rqethods sidering escort. 'the his when and in a SpringSejd newspaper general up witji ' Ahiortg" the mean for- destroying tionally rejiable Chevrolet-"good-- . these messages, it was ness, in it. If 'yod want & it once disappeared from Us stable. The cheers greeting him were not tributingto effective i? most poisoning, rajs'.the really use local newspapers exSt rayed or stolen: Prom a stable leps becaiise of" his fine appearance decided, exgood car at a lo.w for whic.h government purpose. sent out, letter first The clusively, eee this one price in Springfield, on Wednesday, 18th in the saddle,, where his extreme recommend powdered barium r Quick signed by tho president of the com-ah- perts taaaesees.. and inst., a Jarge lay horse, star in his height was hot noticeable which is ' inexpensive carbonate, began as follows-- ; r. . . forehead, plainly marked wit-has the. added advantage of being DODGE SEDAN. Hore is a car tell to of lot a We. have thihgs that we don't want, to brag too therefore harness; supposed to be eight years and. tasteless, odorless, because interest of are which you much about, but it has a lot of around but old; had been shod-al- l more readily eaten by the rodents In it yet. A good good you are our. customers. We might when it is fishing is believed to have lost some of his bait. applied to .theircar or something to get you de circulars attention by get your must that shoes, and trots, or paces. Any perbe Care taken, pf course, places where you dont expect One important reason. why farm- livered at your door,, or by radio it is not placed in the way of Chitake up said horse son who too much, style. Yes.f best It is priced and leave information qt the Jour- ers in the. United States receive broadcast. But we think thd at ldren or. domestic animals. When, successive is to reach by coiiumera you way o the cents I with nal office or the . subscriber, only.4d is can be not used, poison trapping shall be liberally paid for their dollar, while those in Denmark re- letters in the. newspapers, of which suggested as the next best method VELIE SEDAN. Here Is another, CHEVROLET COACH. Hore la TRUCK. .This CinjEVROLET ceive 63 cents, Is. because- of the this is the first. trouble. A. Lincolfi. . tosbe employed. knockabout car that van be had HO as cleAn a lit car as you have truck has been thoroughly over- -' It is told that on one occasion enormous toll taken by racketeers, In certain special causes the use "In addition to" the property des1st ever looked at. at a low prico; There Is value Upholstery hatiled aid painted. New rear Lincoln and a certain judge fell to estimated to be more than a billion of circulars or .the radio may be truction they .cause, rats tend" te like new finish good tires Just in 'It yet, but w'e want to move ' wheels. . Flat Single fairly effective, but for definite re spread disease, and. from every tires.. good and motor has the traditionjoking one another about horse dollars annually. It out quick'. For tho ndxt week bed. You'll be sur- - $ ally reliable Chevrolet goodness' it was agreed that the In New York City, alone house- suits economically obtained no trading-anAre-aonly, Priced a.t the $ unmitigated in It. It you want medium ever devised even standpoint they . prised at .thg very ' I o w unbelievable next morning each" was to brjng wives pay nearly $100,000,000 . nuidnee, of car at really good ..low price Price .. a t racketeers approaches .the family newspaper, horse and they were; to trade with-- year to low price ; out either seeing the others horse who rule fake labor unions and This little oar FORD COACH. . CHEVROLET CHEVROLET COACH Entire TRUCK. Here is in advance. There wa 8to, be no take .their rakeoff by boosting a good light truck for farm work. has been overhauled In oar own car been has thoroughly, backing out, under penalty of hay trucking charges and coercing mcr Has single wheels, good bed. and we knew it Is. in good . To seq this .ekcellent the motor is in fair shape. But it to ing to pay a $2j fine. chants, according to William F. shupe. Would The pext war, if one should "un An- interesting account of .hoW look at the price. $ he In good fihapei If. will 'convince The judgo brought the' . worst Morgan, commissioner of public buy involve the great nations, e didu-- t know It tp Just thlpk less than ' the South came to be known as happily yod . the .value of . r7 looking horse anyone could imagine markets of that city. will be fought largely" with cherni. be?. tho Priced at same'. Priced Its at only. price of tho bod only ' and the crowd began to lahgh at Unwarranted distribution costs Dixie is given on the authority cals, accolding 4o many who haye are 1 he only Automobile Dealer in Bountiful who can use the lower General Motors the joke he would have on Lincoln, borne-b. farmers and consumers of Fred W .Thompson, a Richmbnc given study" to the. development of Lincoln was not long in arriving are seen in the case of such prod banker, who says tho term . was .Installment purchase plan... It means a. big saving to you. deadly gases vhich woijld be availand on his shoulder was. a wooden ucts as milk and other perishables, first applied to money issued by a able for .military purposes, The crowd shouted with In Chicago, a report revealed that New Orleans bank before the Civi" A recent publication said to fee of authoritative authorship declares that while 80. asphyxiating gases were known at the beginning of the World War, there are now- more SO than 1,000; including many varieties of "blistering gaseg, coughing ' surrendered td General "Miles strong, Mrs, Harry Hatch end Mrs. gases, sneezing gasea; choking be more than .50 years" ago has been Robert Hatch., Officer? for the Amgases, vomiting gases, te&r gases erected a memumnt to jxis memory, erican Legion auxiliary unit 79 for and suffocating smoke'. , which the following is inscrib-- . the ojining year, are, President, op "Alberta Mrs. Fear son Fumes heayier than air might .be recently : ed: . returned from Fresno, California, Mrs. Sylvia Argyle; first vice presi spread over' wide. areas, where they was Chief a J.oseph military ; whepe she had visited with her son, d:.int, Mrs. Juel Trowbridge;, second would inger for days, killing" everyand. humane, Dr .and Mrs. Pearson, since the vice president, Mrs. Durrell thing within . their deadly embrace. genius, courageous his secretary, Mrs; Truman rifle, to .General Christmas holidays. By means of such gases dr.opped Presenting t Armstrong; been Mile's, Preston had who corresponding secrehe hand upraised, .Thatcher, froth airplanes whole cities might Mrs.. Harry Hatch; treasurer tary, Oklahoma two in the. Noclahwed:. "From sun during .where past the. be wippd out in short order, . .' Mrs. .Jefferson Ilaky; historian,. will fight no more or three months taking military Mrs.. A recent .writer sees in these noV stand?,-Randolph Streeter, chaplain, studis, has returned "borne.. Mrs. La Mar, Barlow and sergeant horrible possibilities a hope .for forever. lie kept his word. Seven before were taken x:inors. Mrs. Charles Garrett. The peace, on the theory that in future Although many would clas?" Chief Justice Stacey, this week, charged statesmen who consider restorting Joseph as a sa.vage, he. had a high with stealing strawberries . and auxiliary, will sponsor a childrens dance Wednesday, June 17,- at 3 to way will le restrained from do- sense rf honor. Ilis word, once cherries. . was inviolable. "It would be oclock at the first ward amusement given, sucso Williams the the was Wilford ing certain knowledge a by ' . hall. .wonderful . tot this old thing cessful candidate to get the appoint that these awful means of destrucA Fathers world if Sons and was s. ment of the civilized outing tion dlie brought into play to city recorder, .Wednesday which signed the Kellogg night, at council meeting ,to suc- held June 9,. at mouth, of ward destroy women and children as well ocace ' past would, ;like him, keep ceed Lloyd Riley, who resigned to canyon by scuts ol troop 107'. Proas fighting mfcn. was their solemn wori accept a .position with a life insur- gram Ed as follows: Call to asThat these means would be used, Hawkins, Fire, building sembly, acis Mr. ance an I company. Riley in spite of all the treaties that . countant and kept. his minutes, rec contest. Retold story, might be'made, can not be doubted. Troop court of honor, eats, hot ords and papers in excellent shape. and marshmellows. "Necessity has no law, and this is. Tuesday evening, June 9, a party dogs Mrs. Charles A Larsen enter especially true of necessity in- time was held at the home of Grace of war.. Therefore, a great nation Burn3 in honor of Ruth Wood, who tainod at a buffet supper Monday which goes to war in future must is leaving next Tuesday for her evening complimenting Miss Lois Pre-Scho- ol be willing to subject its entire home in Canada. Miss Wood spent Keddington, of J5alt Lake, whose popthe winter at. the home of her marriage will he an event of next ulation to the risk, of wholesale week. Twelve close friends of the slaughter, if not extermination. Are you interested in music for grandfather, James Stacey, while honored guest were present. attending Davis higli school Guests . Jour Mrs. Evan Moss will be hostes? ; child jf Sessions Misses Beth were: present Are there children iri Davis coun-y,-Marie Helen Briggs, to the members of the. Karba-th- a . club, anywhere else fof.that mat. Norine Stringham,. Cannon, Josephine Naylor, home. Wednesday afternoon at her er, who should have music, but De Reva Wicker Lone Bennett and ve Revor Bountiful Women's Democratic In view cf mjuch recent discusi the chance? Mrs.. Vera M.' Fettit has 'just re- and Bernice Bowen of Pocatello, Study group will meet on Monday sion of the attributes. of an educatMax Messrs Idaho. Keith Sessions, June 15th at 2 oclock In the Comturned from the McCune School of ed man, the points laid down Day, Don Stahle, Russell Wixom, by AL uusic in Salt Lake City where she John Lawson, Riley Goodfellow, munity church, carrying out the fol bert Edward Wiggam, the "author ias been doing .some extensive program. Piano ' solos, a and lecturer, are interesting. They-arVerl Smith, Alma Jager, James C, lowing b by Betty Jean Owens, Th studying of music for the and Burns and Alan C. Borns. as follows: child, under the direction of Constitution of the United States The He keeps his mind Literary club will is the pen: on one of Americas foremost pianists, meet atJessamine subject of a talk to be given D. R. Mrs. the home of every question until the evidence is composers,-anchild psychologists Mr. Frank B. Muir. "How Can' by 2 oclock. The at Tolman, all in Friday of this day, Bernard Only I RtfrigsratoH have Wagness, who, program is to be a Cecil e Charain. the Constitution be Amended? A Every Minuti cj He over a listens fo D always round table discussion. The Demoof the period man FOnCED-FEEwho twenty years has Day Someknows. Evtry perfected one of the finest methods ade, French composer. Mrs. R. W. cratic Digest will be reviewed by Ashworth will give the literary Mrs. I THRIFT-UNIHe never laughs at new Ideas. f?!,.tbe training of requires no Joseph F. Naylor. AH are body buys a Mrs. Leander Thompson lesson; attention, not even oiling. Avail-bl- a children In the art of music He invited to be present. cordially his during i all model. Now gives will two OIL C03UH3 day. the most impressionable play piano selections; Mrs; Mr. and Mrs, Edward Clay of dreams. . years of R. W. Ashworth and rMs. Leander "double the cold sod uses eve a . Neatly 2,000,000 their lives; the ages pf from four Lewiston spent a couple oi dayt He knows his strong Romea a great many lets current than ever. TkeN exclusive features ef and Thompson will render a piano duet here pxmt to sealed seven Electric General Mrs. the pars years. Pettit and Mrs. Ida with Mr. Clays par O- -l of them with Incomes plays it.Stainless Steel Hepworth will sing ents, visiting intends to specialize in this work. eteei THRIFT UN IT mee Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay. cannot chip or ttrsuk, Freeses He two data krbws Uta of the vocal soles. looser 2,000 In tlue of qeletee eperedoe. more ice faster.. FpeEalectures and actual demon-v-- ?j The following hav been chosen Edward will attend a military end lower operating coet. habits and how to form them. good it costa prated studio procedure with as Ft. Townsand, W Sliding Shelves bring all food lie knows when not to think; and delegates to. the American Le- training toschool at6ix You know how forced-feeto own a 1U who have never adhad take a Wash, a weeks in plain sight and easy reach. Give better lehricetion seve to convention be gion when to call auxiliary b an expert to think lessen ifi music, from the ages of held in vance and looser life w durmore usable srorage space. course, military training Mrs. for him. August In Salt Lake: tour to seven years will be the entomobllet doe the given red Hampton, Mrs. Gordon String ing his absence his wife will re. n all towns Temperature Contrel You cant sell him marie. eeme for e lefrlsetetor. main with her mother, Mrs. Leon throughout the county tarn, Mrs. Sylvia Argyle, Mrs. Palm Defrosting Switch upon request, so that the He lives a forward-lookint ItCtstsUuttOumsG-Eof Lewiston. parents, out. Mrs. Dnrrell Interior lighting lathers as well as mothers, may Randolph Streeter, life. Mrs. Wasson's mother who had Retnein her, General Blectrle B. Foot Pedal Door Opener Mrs. Muir F. and ' ' Suminghm, He cultivates love of the beaut- we how practical ths method ia, The bee meeufectared more alternates are, Mrs. Jefferson been at Val Verda visiting with r $ Vegetoble Comportment with sealed mechaMany parents that a iful child say of . . manufacdaley, Mrs. Ezra Moss, Mrs. Juel her daughter, has returned home, t Quick Roieose Ice Treys nisms then ell other tour Is too young to take up the Trowbridge, Mrs. Truman Arm Mrs. Wasson accompanying her. combined. turers wucy of music. Are they too I Yiars Performance Protection young d flefr-bitte- n 1 .00 niSnx Rat DamagaeEn or m u Using Newspapers tak price ffB3MSIQSj - i .nfk . - i a -. - r -, 185: yjs&vgifrft y, GWEl) : 1&H 3SP m - Toll by Racketeers - JOKfigti w-i- I.,.,;,,,, - 1 - food-industrie- , s a Origin of .Dixie. a Chemicals in War over--haule- d. shop-an- " d - . C J , saw-hors- e. My ELRCTRIC s GENERAL any BOUNTIFUL, UTAH - TELEPHONE BOUNTIFUL " Bilrn-ngha- with-righ- " 1 " s, - na-lon- ed w-o- Keith-Gardner- - Vera Pettit Offers Course in Music to Child pre-scho- ol The Educated Man or ' mm .... pre-.scho- ol d G-- LUDMCATIOn T GEf csd pre-scho- cross-examin- ol es - tupar-Frasx- ar km GL d ce . $13150 g, Pay as Little as 15c Per Day Union Furniture Co. Bountiful, Utah Telephone 15 Chief Kept Ilis Word The story of Chief Joseph, doueh ty Nez Ferce warrior who made plenty of trouble for United States troopers some decades ajjo, and the faithfulness with which he kept his word when finally constrained to give up the warpath, are recalled by a recent writer. On the spot in oilntana where ! 81nf recit6 Ptry, or tap-danc-e? Lota of them do that. And lots of children all over the coun-try are playing difficult compositions at the ages of 6ix and even classics. Your child can seven, do it also. A letter or post card addressed A,? wul M allPettit the necessary bring information as t owhen these demonstrations will be held in your town. 17, SALE EXTENDED Due to the request of our custo. mers we have decided to continue the sale which we are holding this Thursday, Friday and Saturday, all next week. Visit our store and see the bargains Bountiful Frock Shop |