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Show IPaGE BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1931 FOUR C3A3 EIYE3 TALLET LEADER ThisWeek Entered at the Postoffiee at Utah, as Second Glass Hat- - Ire-SBonto- n, James Walton, Editor and Publisher Published at Tremonton, Utah, f each week. per, designed the machine so that it would apply the pressure in identically the same way to all samples of a given product The operator pours (Continued From Page One) mercury into a flask at the top of a vertical plunger, thus increasing the 5 to 7 P. M. Story Telling: Festival weight until the plunger ' crushes or $5.00 prize offered for punctures the sample beneath, A City Park, best story teller, gage records the movement of the Band Concert 7 to 8 P. M. City plunger and sounds a buzzer when Park, the sample has been properly tested. 12 noon until Refreshment stands W. C. T.U.Will Spon- ... sor Home Chautauqua ij ARTHUR BRISBANE ' A Real Airship If China Could Buy The Queen's Bad Deal A Mother from Greece on Gen. William Mitchell, head of our 7 P.M., flying forces in the war, tells you that 8 P. M. Program in L. D. S. Hall, the United States shows signs of strikContest and other feaChildren's ing out on its own account In aviation. to most entertaining tures $5.00 Bates Sabaeriptiea He writes, after a visit to Akron: J2.06 number. One Year, in advance have looked over the airship "I fix Months, in advance Friday .60 being built for the Navy Department 2 P. M. Three months, in advnee.. L. D. S. Hall Contest, at Akron. This ship is the greatest at 12 to 18 for $5.00 Readings girls tempt of man to conquer the air. cash prize. will be able to cross the Atlantic four 14 to 18 years, either boys times without refueling. At reduced Piano or $5.00 cash prize, girls to will be able the it circle speed, Other New features, laWtude of York. globe, at the 8 P. M. Singing for boys, 12 to "In its front part there is a hangar solos or groups 18 either to four will which accommodate from years, as well as to your Country seven airplanes, which can take off or $5.00 cash prize. Girls chorus (limit 18 years of age) land on the ship at will. And all of Its "works' are inside of it. $5.00 cash prize. Other Special Features, "Compare a ship of this size, costing PATRONIZE YOUR five and a half million dollars, with a Tickets - Adults $1.00; Children LOCAL MERCHANTS surface airplane carrier that costs 50 cents. from fifty to eighty millions. The airContestants should Special Notes ship alone, or with its airplanes, can register as early as possible and when destroy a whole fleet of sea vessels registering may give name of their and a group of them can defend them number. No one entering later may selves very well against air attack use same number. with the assistance of their own air No encores shall be given by any their power of concealment and contestant planes one number only. whera S. and U. catalota the !n TKe only place their maneuverability." rf buameM .nylme covering matter wWumc The dirigible described by General b obtaiaed free and Without SAVING THE PUBLIC TOOTH at product can Library. Obligation ie the American huhmtral Mitchell, more than twice as big as Write (orBtiaraeaa Advcrtbuv Mattel youiro the Graf Zeppelin, interested m; tuu will be promptly torwarde. again as The "king's taster" of the Middle as the British large dirigible, biggest LIBRARY AMERICAN IID03TRIU who sampled his monarch's food Ages 785 feet a is with of long, gas capacity Emsiaeariiit BadMla, CUaaftOt Bllaoi to make sure that it was in advance 6,500,000 cubic feet and a diameter of fit for the royal palate has a machine 133 feet. General Mitchell adds: "An airship service around the descendant in Washington, D. C." It Gives world is now practicable. Passengers is a device used by the Federal Food and freight can be delivered to the and Drug Adrninistration to test the ship and discharged by airplane, mak tenderness of canned vegetables and lng it unnecessary for the ship to land, fruit. Thit "mechantical tooth, meas (Continued From Page One) ures the force necessary to crash a except for repairs." or puncture a fruit, and enables pea on Agriculturper for the best essay In Is to compare the resistance This officials all country told, languages al advancement delivered by a Fu: of accents and of a standard sample. The with that anguish ture Farmer of America. Keith has must help Europe to get on automatic judgement of the instru the distinction of being the winner her"You feet. You cancel Europe's ment is said to coincide with that of of the contest for the State of Utah debt to you and must thus increase the pur expert graders. and will compete the 19th of this of those who would be Victor B. Bonney, The month at Boise, Idaho, with the win- chasingbestpower customers. If you don't Paul A.inventors, and your ten States. of Western Clifford, Henry A. Lep- ners them financially, how can they Keith delivered his lecture before help from you? . the Club in professional style. His buy not help the financial condi Why text on farm improvement and ad- Uons and buying power of Asia OU1 try vancement showed considerable well ing to strengthen the value of by silver, planned and hard work and was cer- the only money used by half the earth's tainly a masterpiece, full of informa- people? tion and encouragement to all farmJames M. Speers, head of McCutchers and future farmers of America, eon & Co., In New York, writes: MAKE GOOD OR WE DO President Taylor expressed the "Mr. Coolidge recently called atten wholehearted support of the lions tion to the fact that if China's buying Co. Club and hoped he would be successful power were only equal to that of ' Phone 21 In, winning the national contest Tremonton, Utah Japan, she would buy eight billion dol The Lions Club will meet with lars worth of Imports a year. There are people still living who remember Thatcher on the 20th of this month. when Japan's buying power was zero Anybody looking ahead, therefore, School knows that China must necessarily be a much larger factor than Japan in world trade." WILL YOUR CAR BE THE NEXT (Continued From Page One) ONE ? ? ? 460.000 accidents in U. S. last year. Insure with STATE C. J. Starkey, lawyer of Hollywood, projects could be given by the board, and accustomed to FARM MUTUAL before it IS to figures, says the meeting was considered highly Queen Isabella got a big Call L. J. Hansen for lowest late. when poor return profitable in that it afforded an op- she invested $6000 worth of jewelry in rate of insurance on the market, portunity for a mutual understanding Columbus' trip to America Phone 70.0-with relation to these projects. The If she then had Invested $6000 at people were pleased with the attitude 5 per cent, compounded twice a year, WESTERN MOOLEN MILLS of the board members and feel that it would now amount now to four trilDISTRIBUTORS future good will result from this gath lion five hundred billion dollars, ($, Clothing, Blankets, Underwear, Feath ering. 500,000,000,000), and that, says Mr. er Goods, etc. Mattress Salesman The meeting was called by Margar- Starkey, is "eleven and times WE EXCHANGE FOR WOOL ETC et H. Pack, president of the the value of the United States and all Call or Write 142 So. Main St. BrigAss'n, the entire organiza Its possessions." The figures are im ham City, Utah. tion being present, which consists of pressive, but anyone who would sell Mrs. Pack, Dr. Odeen Luke, W. S. the United States now for four and NOT LOST, NOR STRAYED, BUT f trillions would make a bad Muir, LeRoy Bishop and DeEsta Holm STOLEN One Lions' button during gren. Mayor James Walton and A. N. bargain. the Lions luncheon, Wednesday We have our billionaires, seven of Fishburn were representatives of the night. I will give a shave and Lions Club. them, and we shall, in due time, have hair cut to the man pointing out our men if Mrs. E. H. Packer and Horace Rich"trilllonaires," persist in the guilty person and I would like ards, of Fielding; W. H. Adams, of their foolish pursuit of more money to give the man a shave who took need. than they East Garland. J. L., Weidman and the button, See me, Leland Crystal Charles Checketts, of Bear River City; T. E. Adams, of Thatcher; Bishop Everybody has heard of Spartan Fred L. Peterson, of Penrose; Bish- courage, and remembers the Spartan FOR RENT Horse pasture. ..Call E J. Holmgren, Garland, phone 132. op Victor L, Hansen, of El wood: and boy who stole a young fox, bid it John Ward, of Riverside, made tip the under his clothes, and never murmured group of representatives. There were while the animal gnawed at his vitals. TOMATO PLANTS Tomatoes Cab-That ancient courage survives in others who came late whose names are Caulif flower, ...bage, Pepper, Egg Mrs. Mary Elles, born in Sparta, now not obtainable. Plants and other Vegetables, and of Chicago. She has a child 5 years flower plants. You will find some old and doctors said a blood transfu Council Holds of my vegetable plants at Gepharts sion was necessary to save the child's Max Kloerig. life. "Take my blood," said the store, Tremonton mother, and the doctors did. A few hours later that same mother gave (Continued From Page One) birth to another daughter. The PIANO LESSONS Class or private child is doing well, so Is the moth lessons in piano.- Register now. before such a step be taken, be gathPhone 34.0-ered and a special meeting called to er, so Is the new baby. Mary E. Burns, Teach er of piano. hear the report and to decide on what Calvin Coolidge, sympathising with action should be taken. For house- Contracts were presented by the men In public life, from which he FURNISHED ROOMS moment or rooms... retired at ....Tceeping, neatly sleeping Inquire psychology Mayor from Attorney Glen D. at Ottos' Cafe. of Springville, proposing to que, remmas you mat ornciais are rewrite the city ordinances. After often accused unjustly. He reminds you that Chancellor LOST Brown riding pony, hobbled discussion it was decided that the city when lost. Anyone knowing of its was not at this time financially able Kent wrote, back in 1846: whereabouts notify John Selman, to assume this added expenditure, "I think we have In Washington the Reward, Tremonton, Phone 73.awhich was not included In the budget meanest, mean, malignant party hacks The matter of closing the street and tools, that ever were doomed to North of the school, if the ' school curse a republic." WANTED Work, house cleaning or . board purchase the lot directly north Coolidge adds: Mrs. other kinds of house work "Yet the of the road for playgrounds, was country not only survived, Arthur Janson. brought up by Councilman . Odeen but the Government of thkt day is Luke. The board gave it as their op- now conceded to have included some FOR RENT OR SALE House for inion that unless there was some in- of our most brilliant statesmen." rent or Bale. See Z. V. White. valid reason for not so doing the road The former Kaiser, now known to . could be closed. The matter of acceDtinrr the Vlftni- Germans as William Hohenzollern, has FOR SALE Good Milch Cow, just fresh. Phone 28, Tremonton. 27tf. Smith addition South of the town as sued a German recorder of deeds bea platted part of the city was referred cause he refused to record a deed to the street and alley committee and signed "Wllhelm, I. R." The I. R. the Mayor to act favorably if the plat stands for Imperator, Rex. "Emperor, CASH PAID For Dead and Useless Cows and horses. Reverse call King." conformed to city regulations. t41 Dante, in the infernal regions, found Brigham 493J2 Bills were allowed and the meeting whom he had left alive in Flormen Good balding lime FOR SALE adjourned. ence. Vlragil explained that some o $12.00 per ton. Stum bad indivduals walk Co., Garland, Utah lttfd Kanab Dixie Power Co. of Cedar particularly around the earth thinking they are City plans purchase of Kanab Muni, alive, when their souls PAY Hrghest Cash Prices for really are in WE Hideo. Pelts, and Furs. Garland cipal Electric Plant halL Hide house, J. W. Garrett, mapr. Bell Jensen Preliminary survey being (0. IM, ky Kia IWaraj Syaaic. phone, 146 and 26; Valley phone 81. made for proposed dinosaur museum. Stf fhorsday $1-0- 6 To Your Town Free to Public one-thir- d Keith Rhodes Lions Great Talk - . Fronk Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tolman and family and Bishop Abinidi Tolman were Salt Lake visitors Monday. Miss Nelda Bums of Tremonton was a week end guest of Ree Orme. Mr. and Mrs. Veron Boothe and family and Miss Ada Boithe were visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. Than Boothe over the week end. Mr. Ben Grant of Ogden was a Sun- Jgfry visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Grant Miss Veressa Hunsaker and her team chalked up the sea- friend Miss from Newey, Margaret sons first win at the expense of the U. S. A. C. spent the week end the club. The score was The local 4-- 1. Honeyville the home of Miss Hunsaker's parHook Johnson starting chucker for the at Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hunsaker. ents, winners was nicked for three hits and a run in the opening inning, but settled down and threw masterful ball in the nert three frames. He held the Honeydews hitless and whiffed seven men. Watkins took up the pitching duties in the fifth canto and allowed only a scant single in five frames. He also struck out sevn batters. The splendid work of the losing pitchers cannot be overlooked as they let the fast stepping Buckaroos down with four safe clouts. Larry Evans played a sweet brand of ball back of the platter. Evan Green, "Rough Riders kid shortstop handled his job in a nifty fashion. Next Sunday, May 10, the Tremonton squad will meet the Malad team, Champions of Southern Idaho. Summary AB H R E HONEYVILLE R. Wheatley D. Orme C. Wheatley. SS 3B CF-- J. Hunsaker P RF LF C. Orme L. Orme D. Hunsaker S. Orme : G. C 2B IB Hunsaker .... B. Hunsaker U. Hlnsaker 4 5 5 3 3 1 4 2 -3 P IB 1 2 1 1 0 z 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ness. Mr. Leon Hunsaker was an Ogden visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Wintle and son, DeVere and Mr. Leon Christiansen were visiting in Salt Lake Sunday. A large number of parents attended the seminary yraduation exercises of Box Elder Hiyh School held m Brigham tabernacle Sunday evening. .Several of the students of this community being graduates. The speaker was Apostle David O. McKay. Mr. Oswald Michaelis went ta Sunday to get his sister who has been visiting there for the past Miss relatives in tf. 1. . one-ha- lf rs - one-hal- 1 k, Tre- Cache Valley. Laura Hunsaker is visiting relatives in Ogden. Price Three carloads of wool shipMr. and Mrs. James Rasmussen and from here during recent day. RONGH RIDERS ped Mrs. Jane Bergstrom, and family, Plans discussed for Diesel 1 1 Logan 3B Conger Miss Afton Orme were Brigham vis- unit to be added to local C 0 0 Evans , power plant. itors Saturday. CF 0 1 Harris Leak' Misses" Annie and Grant were 1 0 D. Green LF H. Bryon Dr. of and Mrs.C. guests 1 0 McDowall IB afternoon. in Brigham Sunday BIG B. Green SS 0 1 Mr. Mark Larsen of Salt Lake is 0 1 2B Haight visiting friends and relatives in this 1 0 .. RF Shuman city. Mr. Larsen was formerly of 35 to 50 per cent discount on 0 0 Johnson P this place. 0 0 P Watkins Painting, Paper Hanging, and Mr. Austin Tolman returned home Work Guaranteed. some in time after Tinting spending working 37 4 4 2 Totals " Ogden and Salt Lake. Mr. Truman Tolman and family and WILKINSON & SON n Mrs. Clifford Colledge were visiting Ogden 3,000 trees planted in stake recreational grounds, at in Connne and Brigham Friday. Phone 3.a-- 3 mouth of South Fork canyon, during Quite a few of the men and boys of recent day.' this city attended "Dairy Day" held Totals- 34 4 1 AB H R - SPECIAL Og-de- X O S Q O O GOODRICH GOODRICH GOODRICH CImmber Goodrich reveals ike uevj 26 o SUPE X o S GOODRICH CAVALIER (6 FULL PLIES) Q O o "BLACK MARIA," one of the grim instruments in this tor ture chamber, testing the toughness of the new Super Cavalier. t 4-- Regular Meeting 4-- - 1, 4-- Wood-manse- e, tf. - -. tt. - . Utah-Idah- iJ oOf bo o o 'O o o o X X D o 2 o o f oa o ax. better , City ') " Mrs. A. C. Wade and Mrs. J. M. Grant were visiting 0 0 monton, Monday. - ..-;, shopping in Brigham Friday, Friday being a good day the school children went for a May walk up to the hills. Their teachers accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Grant motored to Bancroft, Idaho. Sunday, on busi Hol-broo- - " Mr. Joseph Dewey and small son, were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Orme Saturday. Mrs. Dyantha Grant and family and Mrs. Claire Ruddell and family were 0 0 0 2 week. 0 in Brigham Saturday. Miss Lois Olsen of Pocatello, Idaho, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs James Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. George Burdon were visiting relatives in Brigham Sunday. Honeyville and Tremonton played base ball here Sunday. Tremonton was victorious by a slight point or ' ... two. ; Mr. Clifford Colledge, Dewey Orme and Clark Orme were Garland visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hunsaker of Salt Lake were visiting at the home of Mrs, Enoch Hunsaker last Sunday. Mr. Glendale Hunsaker was a Brig;. ham visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hunsaker- and family and Mrs. Than Boothe were " aw Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Boothe were in Brigham on business Monday. Mrs. Leon Hunsaker and daughter. Flora, were in Brigham Saturday. Dewey Orme, and Bill and Hunsaker were Brigham TV Thursday. Mrs. Hyrum Boothe and family and Mrs. Mary S. Tolman were shopping in Brogham Minday. Mr. Alvin! Hunsaker of Holbrook, visited his sister, Grace, here Sunday : evening. Mr. Keith Hunsaker who has been working in Blue Creek spent the week end at his home here. Mr .and Mrs. Alvin Hunsaker made a business trip to Brigham Saturday. Mr. Lewis Grant and D. W. Hunsaker made a business trip to Salt Lake one day last week. Mr. Oswald Michaelis was a Salt Lake visitor Wednesday, Mrs. Alma Cook and son A. C. were visiting in Ogden Saturday. Harper and LaVon Hunsaker spent the week end at their hame here. Mr. Frank Hunsaker and daughter, Winnie, were visiting relatives in Brigham Sunday afternoon. Mrs. James Rasmussen returned home after spending some time in ...WANT COLUMN.. Board Hear Plea of Committee Parent-Teache- Rough Riders Whip Honeyville in Thriller Honeyville X o s I o o o S Q a x X o sQ o o 73 oo the Goodrich laboratories stands a battery o INhuge machines that hammer, twist and at pull X o 5 o oo o X o 5 Q o o o I the very heart of a tire, destroying it to discover its weaknesseSjDaily hundreds of stock tires run the gamut of these machines. This is the Goodrich Torture Chamber. These steel monsters are part of a never-endin- g determination to make better tires tires that are worthy of the V name Goodrich. V HERE ARE THE Out of this constant testing THRIFT PRICES and proving comes the new Goodrich Super Cavalier. A Cavalier (4 ply) i Super CavaUer(6 ply) brand-netread design a 4.50 x20" 4.50 x 20 ) heavier, tougher tread, a L $5.95 $8.55 stronger carcass. All the way? 4.50 x 21 4.50 w $6.05 x 21 $8.75 through, a 2(t Yfr bejorjB, yUlt KS &g Blue Light station No. 9 Diderickson and Goldsberrv TREMONTON pooamca '' ooobrrsh .;. 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