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Show 4 9 An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Ot The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 2, Number 44 Randolph, Utah, Friday, November 14 ,1930 Garden City News ' THE SECRET OF SOLOMONS ( Mrs. Rose E.' Hodges and Mrs. Letty Gibbons have returned home, having taken a two weeks course at U. S: A. C. Extension Service. They feel that the time has been well spent and wish to urge others to take the same course when ever an opportunity is offered, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Earley motored Logan on Armistice day ' and pleasure, combined. business h Saturday night, School Board mem- J. N. Cook called a primary for the purpose of nominating two candidates for the school election December 3rd., 1930. P. N. Hodges and L. L. Cook were the successful candidates. ber, held Slinday, President M. D. Low and Elder James L. Dunford representing the Stake Presidency and Elders Nebeker and Elijah Willis were the speakers at the sessions. m Mr. and Mrs. Soloman Tremelling received a hurry up call to the bedside of Mr. Tremellings sister, Mrs. Burke of Montpelier. " Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mercer have returned home after spending better than three weeks in Logan where Jack has been topping beets. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest a baby girL Dr. C. 0. Moore, was In attendance. Ernest is happy and the littla boys refuse to sell the & baby girl. Wof-finde- n, L V North Rich High The Student Body .Dance was held in Garden City Friday, Nov. 17. The dance suited everyone and we are looking forward to another one just it like Coming EXTENSION WORKERS COMING There is a delightful treat in store for everyone in the county. Mrs. of the Extenon Service of the A. C., will visit each of the towns in our county Nov. 21 and 22. She will accompany Mr. Murry on his trip over here and will introduce the "Home which Mrs. Leda Reading Project, Law took while attending the A. O. Es-phli- Miss Johnson of South Rich visited and in Laketown over the week-enslie said her visit felt like old times. Miss Palmer, Miss Miller, Phebe and Emma Lou Weston accompanied Miss Johnson to Randolph Sunday afternoon and returned Sunday night with , Ernest Irwin. . d the past two weeks. If you have ever heard Mrs. Esphlin then "nuff said. If not come and en- joy yourself. Definite time and place of meeting will be announced in vour town later. 1 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 4 SW1-4XE1-- 4, six-whe- el Our school has ordered lockers and the students will all be glad when they arrive. k , ! The girls in Miss Palmer's health class are all anxious to begin playing basketball. , , , trac-,tio- ' Mr. Lemon and .wife, Miss Johnson Miss Palmer and Vara Cheney attended a chicken srtpper at Mrs. Harold Johnsons Saturday Nov. 8. We have heard It was an early, partv, and Mls Palmers partner was taken to the L D. S. hospital Sunday night and earlv Monday morning he was opreated upon for appendicitis. Vara is rapidly con It looks bad Miss Palmer valescing. 1 . , tt' Wendell 'Johnson and mother have moved to Laketown for tie winter While Harmon Cheneys parents arc in Salt Lake, he is staying with Wen. j dell . , - - Soviets Plan Floating . Art Gallery on Ship v Moscow. A floating art exhibition to travel in various ports throughout the world with outstanding example of Soviet painting, sculpture and other artB soon will be organized here. A special ship capable of transoceanic voyages will be placed at the disposal of the chief art department for the Mr. Lemon and his physics class went in the bus down to Shirley Neb-eker- s purpose. Announcements refer to the to see the hydraulic ram. The 'ship as a floating house of art which will carry on propaganda for Soviet class always enjoys such trips. - Coach Robinson' has stated that unless all athletic boys par their student bodv fees, thev will be exempt from. using the eoniprnent purchased bv the student body. art abroad." Supt. Law made a brief visit our school. Friday, Nov. 7th. at I Friday, Nov. 7th., Miss Palmer and the J. EL G. club walked up the canyon to see the steam shorel during health period. The distance back must have been .longer than the distance going because several students came late to the, one oclock class. Miss Palmer. beep your 'students in a group. Bank Vault Drilled to Reach Man, 70 , , , Ideal Day , When young people realize that old age' naturally engages In retrospect, and old" age realizes that young people can have hurt feelings, life on this earth will have become happier. Atchison Globe. San Francisco. Locked in a steel vault of a branch of the San Francisco bank, Raymond Wolf, seventy, was none the worse for the experience. Wolf wad in the vanlt when it was locked and the time clock set for next morning. Rescuers pierced the steel wall and liberated him after two hours of ' work. 1 ,xxxxooooooooooooooooooo 1 Cleaning Leather Never use gasoline or any drying" liquid to clean or preserve leather upholstery. The dirt can be removed by applying a sponge wet in soap and water. A leather or harness dressing of approved reputation or neats-fooil with a little of the required color in It can be used as a preserving and softening agent ot China and Porcelain Not much china was imported into England until about 1650, when it began to be brought in by the East Indian Trading company. Porcelain was not made in England nntll almost the middle of the Eighteenth century. Earthenware was manufactured earlier than the Eighteenth century. ' Potters were at work at Staffordshire In the Seventeenth century. 1 Keeping Up With the Neighbor the modern wear and tear and u strain that Is causing so many deaths from heart ailments, physicians have discovered, and usually Its nothing more than the strain of keeping up with the neighbors. Charlotte Its sud-de- News. The little drama called Applesauce put on by a Randolph cast, Nov. 13th. for the benefit of the missionaries was well cast and well attended. It would be very hard to pick a cast who would fit the particular parts beter. The S. R. High School students who put on numbers between acts, did well. Everybody enjoys numbers put on by the South Rich. The dancing was very good and the musical numbers were also good, the boys and girls getting better all the time. Each time you hear them play can see they have improved. Mrs R. D. Law and Mrs. Theron Hatch, directors, and the entire cast, deserve much praise for the way the little show was put over. Should this drama be olayed elsewhere in the countv, I would say to everybody, dont miss it. You will enjoy it. 1 six-whe- el An Armistice assemly ' was given Friday under the direction of the Soph more class presidency, and after assembly, a matinee dance wTas held Music was furnished by our new radio Its a real radio folks. , n DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U. S. LAND OFFOIE at Salt Lake City, Utah, October 7, 1930. NOTICE is hereby given that Clarence Elijah Cheney of Laketown, Utan, who, on January 3, 1924, made enlarged homestead entry, Section 6, No. SE1-032581, for SE1-4- , NW1-4- , Section 9; Town ship 12 North, Range 6 East, Salt Lake Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, NOTICE TO CREDITORS before George N. Weston, Notary Public, at Laketown, Utah, on the 28th ESTATE OF RAYMOND WEBB day of November, l.I30. Claimant names as witnesses: DECEASED Russell W. Kirk, Claude Willis, Notice is hereby given by the underOtis J. Cheney, signed a'dminstratrix of the estate of Ben Owen, ail of Laketown Utah. Raymond Webb, deceased, to the credELI F. TAYLOR, itors of and all persons having claims Register. against the said deceased, to exhibit U. P. TRAIN SCHEDULE them with the necessary vouchers, within Two Months after the first pubWESTBOCND lication of this notice, to the said JoWebb Lambor, Laketown. Np. 21 Los Angeles to San Fransephine arrives 3:i0 a. m., departs, 3:4o cisco, of of State Rich, Utah, this Countys a. m. Chair. transacthe fixed for the being place No. 7 Los Angeles, arrives 6:40 a. tion of the business of said estate. m., departs 6:50 a. in. All Pullman. Dated Oct. 24,1930. No. 27 San Francisco, arrives 8:00 a. m., departs 8:10 a. m. All Pullman. JOSEPHINE WEBB LAMBORN, No. 19 Los Angeles to San Fran Acftninstratrix. cisco, arrives 1:20 p. m., departs, 1:30 p. m. Chair. No. 1 San Francisco, arrires 5:53 Out Six Wheeled p. m., departs 6:05 p. m. Extra Faie. Motor Busses in Rome All Pullman. Washington. Successful testa of a EASTBOUND motor bus which may new 22 to Kansas City, arNo. Denier be used to supplant tram cars In 12:45 a. m. departs 12:53 a. m. rives Rome are announced In a report to Chair. the Department of Commerce by the No. 26 Omaha to Chicago, arrives William American consul at Turin, 1 :25 a. m., departs 1 :3o a. m. Chair. VV. Heard, An authorized summary No. 20 Omaha to Chicago, arrives of the report follows in full text: 4:30 p. m., depaits 4:40 p. m. Chair. No 28 Omaha to Chicago, arrives Flat has recently placed on the marbus which has 9 :00 p. m., departs 9 :03 p. m. All Pull ket a new a capacity of 55 to 60 seats in the man. No. 8 Omaha to Chicago, arrive single deck type and a capacity of 9:10 p. m., departs 9:20 p. m. All Pull 100 seats in the double-dectype. man. The frame Is exceptionally low and No. 2 Omaha to Chicago, arrive has special springs for the suspension. 11:30 p. m., departs 11:40 p. m. Extra The four rear wheels provide the all Pullman. The total length is ten meters Fare, t (32.8 feet) and the width two meters NOTICE (6.56 feet). A number of the new busses have I wish to express nr sincere apprebeen tried out in the city of Rome ciation and thank the voters of Rich where it Is understood they will supCounty for the support I received for office of County Assessor. I shall Suctram cars. plant the ordinary endeavor to prove myself worthy of cessful trials were held on Moncenlsio, in me by th a road having a maximum' grade of the confidence placed take care of the office in 14 per cent, the bus carrying a dead people, ai)d an honorable manner. weight load of 70,400 pounds. VICTOR SATTERTHWAITE, Countv Assessor. Garden City Ward Conference was Hy-ru- i you u ill find that he was successful as long as he remained faithful to Jehovah. He began his career wisely when of all the blessings of'eied by the Lord, he chose wisdom. You will find in I Kings 4:29-3- 4 that God gave Solomon wisdom, and understanding exceeding much, and largeness of heart, even a the sand that is on the sea shore. And Solomons wisdom excelled thi wisdom of all the children of the east country, and all the wisdom of Egypt. He was wiser than all great men. such as Herman and the sons of Mahol and his fame was known in all nations around, and he spoke three thousand proverbs and his songs were a thous-an- t and five, and he spake of trees from the cedar trees that Is in Leban on even unto the hvssop that spring-etout of the wall. He spoke also of beasts and of. fowl and of creeping things and of fish, and there came of all people to hear the wisdom of Solomon from all the kings of the earth, which had heard of his wisdom. His wisdom was manifest in the justice he rendered in the fact that he was reverent and understanding the importance of rightousness. His success turned to failure when he forgot these things and was led away to idolatry bv a heathen women of which he married. ' MYRAN HELLSTROM. Laketown DRAMA Extension Workers If his life is studied carefully d, toN APPLESAUCE A THRILLING SUCCESS Mr. C. W. Sprouse motored to Salt Lake City this weea-entaking with him his mother, Mrs. G. W. Sprouse and daughter, Levern, who will winter in the City. Levern has registered in a beauty parlor and will take a thor- ough eourse in beauty culture $1.50 Per Year In Advance L CLUB MEMBER TAKES $208.80 in PRIZES Among recent visitors to Ogden, were J. Otis Cheney, Mrs. J. C. Willis, Mrs. Wnn J. Lamborn apd Mrs. Parley W. Hart C Stokes Nebeker of Salt Lake City is vigiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley. Nebeker. Bishop Geo. H. Robinson returned Monday from a brief visit at Salt Lake City. The following families have moved in town from their ranches for the winter: DeWitt Johnson, Ellsworth Johnson and Andrew Mattson. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wahlstrom have moved to the Meadowville Rancn of Ole Mattson and Clifford Hender-- ' son of Evanston, Wyo., has moved into the town residence of Ole Mattson. John N. Lamborn of Logan was town visitor on Saturday. of son Bill Ellis, thirteen-year-olaccompanying J. H. Manderfield to the coast, stop at the best hotels talk over the radio on invitation of the club, etc. He had fed this steer five months and he weighed 1100 lbs. yhich brought $21 per hundred. He will feed two more baby beeves for the livestock show in Los Angeles next Christmas. Bill I5. a scout and belongs to troop 110 of Souih Bountiful and He goes to the West l student. Side high school. Dr. Skinners son of Spanish Fork took first prize at show referred to on a black Polangus. Mr. Manderfield directed Bills efforts a good deal in the way of feeding, etc., but the boy carefully put into practice what he was told. Davis County Clipper. d 4-- H A-- 1 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U. S. LAND OFFICE at Salt Lake City, Utah, November 10, 1930. NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph Clark, of Couer D Alene, Idaho, of Norman dark Floyd, guardian minor heir and only heir of Oliver F. Floyd, whq, on November 15, 1926, made section 6, Enlarged homestead Wl-entry, No. 043243, for NE1-4- , Section 7; NE1-NW1-4- , Section 18, Township 14 North, 7 East, Salt Lake Meridian, Range has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described. Any persons claiming adversely the above described land are advised to file their claims or objections with the Register of the United States Lana Office on or before the 27th day of 2, SW1-4SE1-- News 4, a Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren Taylor took a .business and pleasure trip to Logan Saturday the 8th. The Misses Bernice Weston and Grace Irwin of Woodruff, spent Saturday here visiting relatives and friends alo Kenneth Sims? Mr. and Mrs. Parley N. Hodges of Garden City, were business visitors Saturday. Vara G. Cheney was taken to Salt Lake and was operated upon Monda for appendicitis. Reports were that he was getting along well. .Sidney J. Nebeker has just returned from the east where he sold a shipment of sheep. Dr. Reay of Randolph was in town , Wednesday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Arch Ellis, returned Sunday night from San Francisco where he exhibited a Herford steer in a junior live stock show that brought hiip $208.80' in cash prizes besides a lot of privileges; such as. 2 4 South Rich High Friday, Nov. 7th., the girls league club met in a kids party at the schol house. Such games as drop the handkerchief and here we go gathering nuts in May were played1 and a light luncheon served. The Student Body assembly last Friday was conducted by Dallas JohnELI F. TAYLOR, S'. R. Cheer leader, K. E. Muir, the Register. son, speaker, compared our present South 1 f Rich with the original Randolph High The Pastor Says: from which he graduated. the should become Every renter owner of his own home. Then he may South Rich is growing. We are glad make all the Improvements he desires to welcome all new students. but probably he will not . . . Dont forget the dance Friday, Nov. The business of life cannot be transacted without occasional heavy losses, 14th. Music by the Reclamation Oragainst which regular times of. wor- chestra. Everybody welcomed at all S, ship gradually build up a sinking fund. R. dances. John Andrew Holmes. visitor Annie Cox was a week-en1 in Ogden. Mankinds Advance As outlined by Dr. Will Durant, the The assembly this week was held progress of mankind is Indicated in Tuesday instead of Friday. We had a the following stages : Speech, fire and hurry up program conducted by Mr. light, the conquest of the animal, the Law. At 11 oclock we stood at attenpassage of man from hunting to agri- tion for two minutes in reverence to the culture, social organization, the moral soldiers that died over there in France sense, the sense of beauty, science, for our benefit This Armistice program was a great success even though writing and print, and education. it was gathered together in about one hour. December, 1930. d Tree 130 Years Old Removed at Pricceton Princeton, N. J. An elm, which has stood on the campus In front of Nassau halt for ten years, was removed Struck by by university employees. lightning four years ago, the tree began to rot away and had become dangerous to passers-by- . When the elm was planted in 1800, during the presidency of Samuel Stanhope Smith, only three buildings comprised Princeton university and tbe enrollment was less than 100 students. 1 . Unusual Twins Twins who do not look alike are called fraternal twins. They are often of opposite sex and are no more alike than children in tbe same family usually are. Identical twins are always of the same sex and are strikingly similar. Conns-GcTobacco Tobacco was first raised in Connecticut between 1640 and 1660. Its cultivation was undertaken because of a law restricting the use of tobacco to that grown in the colony. ut 1 Wed and Freed, Shes Too Young to Marry Falls 'City, Neb. Already once married and divorced, Georgia Surritt, twenty, of Farmington, Kan., couldnt get another wedding license here recently because she was too young. The Nebraska law requires parental consent for minors. Flowers ia Poor Soil Such flowers as the following are suggested for growing where the soli is poor: Love lies bleeding, princes feather, Josephs coat, cape marigold, godetia, dwarf nasturtium, portulaca, scotch pink sweet alyssum, garden balsam and calliopsis. K They Know When Theyre Hit Many a politician has been short- circuited while engaged in , , Chicago News. wire-pullin- g. |