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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY' LEAPED. THURSDAY, JANUAJSY 28, 1931 PAGE FOUR tSAB RIVES VALLEY LEADEB of the bureaucrat is said to thrqt tie ' initiative and it likewise Entered at the Postoffice at Tre- picks the public pocketbook with monton. Utah, as Second Class Mat-ta- neatness and dispatch; Nothing , . is more expensive, or more detrimental to progress, than Let us remember Jamei Walton, Editor and Publisher that when we go to the polls. Week This h - The World Goes 'Round One Valuable Idea Gold, Alway Welcome Mourn With the Babe THE ROAD TO ACCI-DENPREVENTION fiutwrintinn Rates One Year, in advance fiix Months, in advance fkree months, in advrnce world goes 'round just the the end of 1931 we look "The and we've only got ourselves same, automobile on an i , -T llliai, rvcssll snrt thf tall rrnmprtian owu"- 4.v,iv. fatalities and resolve to be better are gone, but the world still goes T Those not young remember a tall comedian of the Lillian Russell era ting'ng: AT , 1932. No problem is more within the control of the individual than that of traffic fatalities and injuries. It is within the power of each of us to become a compet- Lin To Your Town as well as to your Country PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS " Free to Public . ud TU only place In th U. S. ctJof lina of bu'ineM wWi drertninn matter f ovennf i or product can be obtained Fraa mad Without Library. Obligation i the American kiduurial Write for BuaineM Advtitiin Matter you are interested in; lame will bepromptlyforwatded. AMERICAN IMDOSTBIAL LIBRARY alnerUS BnUdtns, CUoato, IlUaoU WILL CONGRESS MEASURE UP? T is doubtful if any United States Congress, in a gener ation, has faced a greater responsibility than the present one. . It has assembled at a time when every country in the world is puzzled and despairing, rress jng economic and social issues abound on every side. Unemployment, various plans for stabilizing industry with governmental aid, farm relief, taxation these and other issues are engaging the public mind and we look to Congress for action. The last issue, taxation, is pos-- . sibly the greatest of all. It is intimately related to the others. Employment can only result from industrial activity and exand nothing can do pansion more to frighten industry and prevent the investment 'of capital, than excessive taxation. Those who propose plans for helping the distressed at the expense of the taxpayer may have sentiment on their side. But many of the relief plans they propose would do the unemployed more harm than good, in the ' long run. There is a limit even .to the spending power of government a point beyond which the taxpayer can no longer produce revenue. When this point is reached, industrial stagnation inevitably results and severe unemployment, instead of being a temporary evil, becomes a perma ent, responsible and careful driver. Nine out of ten drivers merit that classification now. It is the one out of ten who causes the accidents and he is the one who refuses to heed accident prevention messages. It is a tragic thing that carecan lessly driven automobiles cause more deaths than a great war. Tremendous advances have been made in automobile construction, from the standpoint of speed, of power and of mechanical safety' But advances in the Standard of driving have lagged behind. We have built better cars but we have not developed better drivers to operate them. Highway safety is made up of none of many little factors which cost anything. If we resolve to" abide by the laws, to lose a minute rather than gain one at the risk of our lives and others', to remember the unwritten rules of courtesy and carefulness, there will not be 35,000 automobile deaths annually and perhaps there will not be. even 35000. Such progress may be too much to hope for in a single year but every operator of an should remember automobile that it is possible and act HOW ONEMAN LOST 22 POUNDS Mr. Herman Runkis of Detroit writes; "A few lines ot tnaruts irom a rheumatism sufferer my first bottle of Kruschen Salts took all the aches and swellings out of my joints with my first bottle I went on a diet and lost 22 pounds and now I feel like a new man," To lose fat SAFELY and quickly take one half teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water ifl the morning before breakfast. For your health's sake ask for awl get Kruschen the cost for a bottle that lasts 4 weeks is but a trifle at any drugstore in the world and if after the first bottle you are not joyfully satisfied with results money back. All good druggists will be (Adv.) glad to supply you. nent one.. The Congress should do everj1 WANT COLUMN.. thing possible to reduce the cost of government. It should scru tinize with the utmost care any FOR SALE Second hand washers at project whatever that requires bargain prices. - Call 15 Maytag public funds. It should observe ; t Shop. " the condition of such countries modern house. as England with its dole and FOR RENT 9 tf. vast its with See Holdaway. Roy paternal Germany ism. and not be caught in the 12-17- tf. 11-1- same net. 500 PER CENT JUMP IN FEDERAL TAXES FOR SALE City building lots, located in Smith's Addition to Tremonton. For particulars inquire of James Brough, Real Estate Office, Tremonton, Utah. 10-- 8 i tf. around, and we yil have ourselves to blame, our hatreds , jealousies, timdoubtlesfc true idities, selfishness that the Lord made us in bis own image, the Bible says so, tut we have WELDING - !. oOo oOo oOo-- Mrs. Ganett Pierson of this place, received a telegram Tuesday morning that her son, Gilbert, who lives at Aberdeen, Idaho, was rushed to the hospital in Idaho Falls Monday noon where it was found that he had to be operated on immediately for appendicitis. He reports in a letter he wrote to his mother, Saturday that he was doing fine and would soon be around again. His mother and his brother, Afton, are planning to visit him this Mr .and Mrs. W. L. Anderson have moved into the Don Homer home west of the reservoir. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mason were called to Brigham Monday on account of the illness of Mrs. Mason'3 mother, Mrs. Fred Backer. The last report from Mrs. Backer is to the effect that she is improving nicely tho slowly. Reese, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mason, who is confined to his bed with kidney disorder is thought by his parents to be improving. Mr. Leland Hendricks of Ogden, is at his ranch in Pocatello Valley this week. Mr. Hendricks has completed a sale for some 7000 bushels of grain and will load the same at Lampo within the next few days. Mrs. G. J. Wood left Saturday morni ing for Los Angeles where she will make an indefinite visit with her daughter and husband, Mr.' and Mrs. Gordon Ipson. Mr. Dan Douglas returned home from a visit at Wellsville with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Douglas. This has been an exceptional week for snow. Men have made several attempts to keep the roads open anjd Mr -- .and Mrs. Elmer Richards are visiting with relatives at Downey, Idaho. Mrs. Eban Wilcox accompanied her daughter Miss Iva Wilcox to Salt Lake Thursday. Miss Wilcox expects to take a course in nursing in a local ...'.. week. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence " hospital there. Mrs. J, H. Smith entertained the members of the Social Development club, Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. J. S. Mason, Mrs. Emma Nelson, Miss Blanche Ferre and Miss Lolita Hodge ' as special guests. The entertainmenf committee had charge and the afternoon was spent in a social way. Luncheon was served. Mr .and Mrs. D. A. Cannon entertained a group of young people, Sun- - ; day evening, in honor of their son, Howell, it being his birthday anni' " : ' , versary. Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Gam announce the birth of a son at the Valley Hos. pital, Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Allred are rejoicing over the birth of a daughter, Saturday morning. Mrs. Allred is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Richards, spemt the week end with relatives in .Salt. Lake City and Farmington. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Johnson entertained in honor of their daughter, e Friday evening. Eleven of her friends were present to honor her on her birthday. Games were played and supper was served. Mrs. Johnson was assisted by her daughter, Miss Rhea Johnson. Members of the Clio Club met with Mrs. Dean Coombs of Garland Thurs... ' , day. The 'M' Men entertained at a daicing party after the basket ball gdr-.- y Wednesday evening with the Ea&4 Garland ball team in which the Fielding team were the winners. Archibald are rejoicing over the safe arrival of d an baby girl that came to bless their home Monday evening of last week. Everything is lovely at changed. this writing. orbombs in In India, five working Mr. R. L. Mason had the misfortune s railroad der are found in a Monday kill wanted to the night by havins one of his carriage. Somebody horses he was unhooking from his British viceroy. weign, step on ms root causing him We have bad our own bombs in America lately, with postoffice employes much pairi for three or four days. How killed because somebody objects to ever no serious damage was done Mussolini's government 3,000 .ailes which he feels very luckv as he ia kent very busy caring for his sheep this ';!;.::-away, winter. On Long Island, volunteer firemen Mr. Afton Pierson is riding around are accused of arspn, some confessing a new Chevrolet car which he is in '"thrill'? for blazes the that they started of fighting them. International blazes trying to call his own. We wish him passable for the safe travel of the mail driver. However, if they suchave been started in the past with the success. Mr. Tracy Welling of Riverside. ceed in opening the road one same motive. day Each day, tucked away in Its little was here on business Monday of last drifting snow would come in the night and fill up every track so that in ornews corner, you read of the latest weeK. Mr. Ervin Hess and Wm. J. Hess der to get out of the valley again suicide that "surprises friends and relatives." The story tells of a man, usual- motored to the Logan, Temple Tues- it was necessary to repeat the Opera' ly past middle age, who, after working day ,with a load of young folks to do tion. There has been quite a good deal hard and accumulating enough, has de- baptismal work. They expressed themcided to get more by gambling. Some- selves as having had a pleasant trip. of flue among the people of this valley The Relief Society here are still go- during the past but we are pleased times be telephones to bis daughter what he Intends to do, his wife being ing good as there was a large atten. to report that most of the people are dead and his balance wheel gone. Then dance to meeting Tuesday afternoon better. Mrs. Ed Rock who received a badhe blows out his brains, Jumps out of and much good work is being done in a window, or otherwise carries, out the ward by the organization this win ly burned hand and wrist last week, bis plan. ter, in looking after the needs of those reports that it is improving. Mrs. Rock was carrying a bucket of boiling Many men with courage,to' build up in want. to enThe M. I. A. Dramatic Co. enter- water when she slipped on the ice a fortune haven't the courage ' dure losing it. tained a vast audience after the meet- and fell, as she did so she thrust her ing Tuesday night with a one-aplay hand into the bucket and sustained a Cedar City American Legion Post 74 Mr. Knickerbocker, exploring Ger- which was very interesting and well very bad scald. discussing plans to obtain new quarmany for Mr. Cyrus H. K. Curtis, says acted out by the characters who took ters. the German chemical formula for mak- part. ' Total weight of dressed trukeys ship The game of basket ball that was ing gcsoline from coal is of such giPrice Work underway on 19.2 mile out of Beaver County during ped gantic value that it may pay all Ger- played between the East Garland and road construction from here east to was season lbs. about 1,000 holiday man debts. That would be good news the Plymouth 'M' Men players was Cat canyon. Salt Lake City, Deseret News. for France and for some of our bank- piayea nere w ednesday night, there v. ers, being a large crowd in attendant " It is not unbelievable. A simple form- The finals showed that the game was ula lor making power out of steam, won by the Plymouth players in a enabled the British government to pay score of 26 to 40. There are from two feet to two and with ease the load of debt carried after Waterloo, which was believed to be un- ore half feet of snow on the level here now with a much heavier laver in the payable. That steam formula kept Britain at hills. The COld wave that is hnvprimr the head of the world's industry and over the valley now has brought the commerce for a hundred years:" One temperature to its lowest this winter Idea can do more than all of higu in our community which registered ' ". finance. Monday morning at 18 below with 4 2 FOR OF 1 No matter what happens, Laval says degrees colder two miles west of Germany will have to pay. ''France town. We are lookintr for that Jan. will not forego right to repara- uary thaw. tions." Perhaps Europe will think up The 'M 'Men basket ball players some plan to let the United States of the Beaver ward came over and pay the German reparations in case played our boys a fast same of ball Germany can't do it. in the Plymouth amusement hall Fri day night, the game was a fast one Mexico's government discovers an- trom beginning, to end and our boys cient Aztec tombs with treasures as were victorious in a score of 26 to 40. rich as those ia the tombs of Mr. and Mrs. ' Wm. Sylvester entertained at their home Saturday Dozens of golden crowns pearls, 22 of our young folks. A very enormous in size, precious stones of all night delicious supper was served to all kinds, lead to the belief that the hidV den gold treasure of the Incas will be present after which games were the of feature the evening.' found. The Spanish conquerors were All Mr .and Mrs. Newel Nish and Mr. never able to discover this' treasure, Mrs. and Orland Hess were visiting even by hideous torture. The discovery might change Mexi- in Malad City Sunday afternoon and home co suddenly to a gold basis nation of night returning here Monday. Bishop Clark Rudd called the ward the first order, and fill us ail with teachers together Sunday, and gave profound respect. them an outline of the things he wish"Babe" Ruth, baseball player whose ed to accomplish with their help in the them in salary has been cut ten thousand dol- year of 1932 and encouraged ' lars a year, can sympathize with the their work. Mr. Stephen Rose, son of Mr. and English lady, told that the war made : PHONE 37 TREMONTON, UTAH it impossible to supply her pet's dog Mrs. L. A. Rose, is here visiting with his parents. He has been spending the biscuit. She remarked:: "This war has ceased to be a joke." winter with his sister, Mrs. Adelia "Babe" Ruth probably thinks our Johns in Brigham City. He will refinancial situation has ceased to be a turn to the city iri a few days . Joke. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith were On the other hand, if he accepts th shopping in Garland and Tremonton cut, be will get $70,000 a year in place Monday of this week.' of f 80,000, with a long rest in winter, and will probably decide that things might be worse. lti eight-poun- first-clas- , . - - - . , Ef-fi- . , ct .. MENS SUITS Cleaned and Pressed SUITS THE PRICE it 50c eadhi hr MATS Cleaned 'Blocked 50c ' Latest and Best Equipment Used In hp Wock institutions Why not patronize We Appreciate It ' ' U. S. CLEANERS :- PAID For Dead and Useless a recent address, United CASH Reverse call Cows and horses. From the Mosque of El Aksa, in JerSenator Felix Herbert Brigham 493J2 41 where it had reposed for many usalem, of Rhode Island, pointed out centuries there has been stolen an lime Good SALE FOR building tremenfew that a years ago a o Sugar ancient, written volume of the Koran, per ton. dous hue and cry was heard be- Co.,$12.00 IStfd valued at $100,000. Utah Garland. cause the cost of the federal gov- When he was on earth, thirteen crnment has reached $1,000,000- hundred years ago, Mohammed would have attended to such a matter by ,000 a year. Yet, at the last sesthe necessary miracle. He did DR. JAY M. SCHAFFER sion of Congress, appropriations that often and sent tor angels, ten made totaled more than four bil PHYSICIAN times as big as any of our skyscrapers. lion dollars. In the 31 years beand The Jerusalem Mosque whence the tween 1900 and the present, the Koran volume was stolen was, within SURGEON per capita cost of the federal gov forty years as old as the Kaaba shrine, eminent increased from $6.84 to Successor to Dr. Luke iu Mecca, that every good Mohammedan must visit. The Mosque's import$32.96 about 500 per cent. Bank Office Over Tremonton ance la proved by th fact that Allah "With a never ending extenHours 1 to 5 P. M. sion of the activities of governtransported Mohammed from Mecca to Jerusalem in one single night 10-ment into other fields than those 10 and PHONES It would surprise the prophet, Allah, originally contemplated by the also to know that any good flier can . founders." said Senator Herbert, make the Journey now in less time. "these increased costs are inevitable. Through the efforts of la '.ha United Stales every year women and BO.000 infants die conwe lti.000 are minorities, Unlimited organized Money in that might be saved by childbirth, of the scope broadening stantly, care." This "adequate maternity in our operations, and naturally to "richest, most eniigntened" nation,, costs." our creasing has tlm highest maternity death rate In other words, those groups ot all civilized natious. Holland and and cliques which campaigned so Scandinavia have the lowest rates. it will Interest futur historians to strenuously and successfully for on Irrigated Land. W per learn that the government will send jrovemment operation of this cent. No commissions. experts to help uie armer with a cow and government supervision of about to calf or a uart about to foul, the now are JOHN J. SHUMWA piper paying that, but makes no suca provisions for lh along, with the rest of us who Phones: B. R. V. 69.a-2- ; Bell, 129 human mother. were willing to let well enough tt&lVH, kf King tu.uM rJ.uu, lac.) alone in the beginning. The hand IN Utah-Idah- per-formi- R HOWELL .i ' Published at Tremonton, Utah, on ffhursday of each week. $2.00 $1.08 . .50 PLYMOUTH Arthur Brisbane r. WASHAKIE 0O0 Mr. and Mrs. John Pabawena are happy over the arrival of a new baby girl at their home, January 15. Washakie was snowed in most of last week. The roads were opened up twice, but the wind was so strong it filled them up almost as soon as they were finished. The drifts were so high in some places that a horse could hardly get through. It took a grader with twelve horses to onen the road between Washakie and Portage. ' Bishop Parry and family attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary of his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parry, at Malad, last Monday. ' Nephi Perdash was in Tremonton on business last Wednesday. 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