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Show MGE SIX BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932 POLITICS A TIMELY and I -- ' O ! SUGGESTION PERSONALITIES I o 6 -- j By Mrs. I Joseph Parry - i :x: - t WASHAKIE Afi to tJP Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Terdash drove :x: Fort Hall last Friday to consult to The Senate Banking and Currency Gross about some Superintendent Committee under Chairman Norbeck visited friends while also land. C They M of South Dakota pushes its inquiry LET'S PUT AN END TO there. Into the maze of Wall Street. Com TMrs. Videll Ballard and two chilT pletely baffled at first by the suavity dren of Fort Hall, are visiting with Most thinking people are aware that of Richard Whitney, President of the JMiii) LET'S DO OUR Ballard's father, Nephi Zundell, !Mrs. within two the last or three years New York Stock Exchange, the prom i various problems facing humanity and other relatives. ; ised revelation of a "foreign plot" to have some how or other been becomHenry Woonsook was a Malad vis- -. dive down the market has failed to last Wednesday, In itor intensified. is fact, it ing possible materialize. It remained for a mem j to Warren a take shorter last the Wongan went to Garland period, say ber of the lower House, Representa twelve months, and to conclude that last Tuesday for a load of Red Cross New La of Guardia tive Fiorelli York, whatever the reason, whether by the flour and feed. to supply the Senatorial probers with high point of a cycle or by coinci j Mr. and Mrs. George Elk went to the only real pay dirt so far turned a great many very vital prob- Brigham last Friday to consult a docdence, up. By a trunkful of cancelled checks lems are being urged to a head more tor about Mr. Elk's health LaGuar-dia and newspaper clippings, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Elk received or less at the same time. expects to prove that during the no lack of literature deal- word from Arthur, Nevada, last week. is There Hoover-Mello- n boom of 1929 financial ing with progress in these various of the death of their grand daugh't writers were paid by brokerage and cardinal aspects of human develop- Gladys Mose. She died in a gove Investment houses to ballyhoo stocks ment, but it is tempting, and in a way ment hospital at Pyremiad Lake, of and securities in which they were in no less instructive, to consider for a tuberculosis. She spent last summer terested. Mr. Whitney had previously moment not the progress but the lag in Washakie with her grand parents. admitted and defended the practice of Warren Parry of Malad, was a of each problem. It does not amount his house in pegging the price of Ger to the same thing for, regarded from Washakie visitor last Saturday. man bonds during their flotation. Messrs. Anderson and Miller of Trethis angle, it is possible to see in But even busier and more bewilder were in Washakie on busimonton, back there a is what respect hanging Committee Finance Senate ed is the last ness and other how affects the it Friday. problems. wrestling with the Revenue Bill. The The wooden in Bishop this Parry and family went spoon competition Rich" has the given way cry of "Soak last of become solved to to has Sunday to be present at problems to "Soak Everybody." That is, every dedication of the First Ward the be world to for awarded economics; The the fran bootlegger. body except while there are grievous disappoint- Chapel. President Heber J. Grant oftic search for revenue goes on apace ments in other fields, in the field of fered the dedicatory prayer and was without hyme or reason. With the economy practical work has been at accompanied to Malad by Apostle Rich Democratic leader Senator Robinson a standstill or worse and it is only ard R. Lyman. of Arkansas indifferent, falls to Sen Omer and Marcus Parry went to in sweeping promises, heedless of disators Millard Tydings of Maryland and for the track meet last Saturillusion and there has that Logan to of lead the Tennessee Cordell Hull dismay, been be to day. the any optimism gleaned. fight against minority's It is strange indeed that economy, ine tariff embargoes proposed for coal which is merely an arrangement made cil, copped, lumber, and other coming plants, Wilson & Company and by men and depending comparatively Armour & Company, representative of modities, largely sponsored by little on acts of God and unknown one of the city's major industries. Ta Democrats. forces still hidden from science, should the west, one of the city's great flour From the testimony before the have drifted so far out of man's con- mills and Barking Committee we learn that the grain elevators, nearly as trol. In fact the world seems to be tall as the public loves a gamble. From the Fibuilding upon which we nance Committee we know Uncle Sam making better progress in more am- Stood, typiied another great farm re- bitious fields than that of economy. source, for the needs the money. Why not then have country's cotton anrf School ,"i The two billion a national lottery? Compared to the profound problems of wheat belts overlap at Oklahoma City. . Weekly 1. the universe, it would be dollar deficit would disappear with thought that To the northeast is the capitol buildmere matters of buying, selling, prothe turn of a wheel, and we could at Thomas Mrs. ing, and a few blocks closer is the Ault By :x: least know that we were contributing duction, consumption and so forth Oklahoma University Medical '" ANNUAL AWARDS Schc, would be more or less child's play, But the State Historial our money to an honest cause. We :x: SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1932 Society Byh'ST ASSEMBLY. ecem to remember, too that some of Seems to be Proving Oth and the State Mrs. Louise Babcock, an old resil. Crippled Children's The annual awards assembly will be Experience the early buildings of Harvard Uni- Wheat Market Lower As Rains Im dent of Deweyville, passed away at erwise. 11. At that held May Wednesday, versity and, indeed, some of the first So level is the country abiut a the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jos-- ; time awards will be made for all stuprove Prospects; Increased Fun-- ; government buildings in Washington, I an uniaue from this vantage that and enjoyed Heusser, interesting eph 1931-3morning. City Tuesday Feed Weaken the activities dent for Offerings year were built from the proceeds of loteral services have not been announced In addition to this, sixteen pins and experience the other day as I stood point, across the green blanket of Grains teries. The idea has been endorsed, at this writing. six medals will be awarded to gradu- with my friend from Pinang on the growing wheat, we could see Norman, ' unofficially of course, by RepresentaMiss Jeanett Ault of Hope, 33rd floor of the First National Bank home of the state university, 18 miles Monday Beneficial rains over the principal ating seniors in recognition for stutive Edward W. Goss of Connecticut. Sunny-sidof and Charles Idaho, Barns, Building, housing the largest bank in to the south; El Reno, 30 miles to the won awards dent their States wheat areas in both the United activity during broth- visited their Washington, four at the Bear River High the 10th Federal Reserve district, in west over the tower of Oklahoma City A man with a donkey for sale, hear- and Canada during the week ending: T. R. Ault and family at Dewey School.years down on a picture of varied industrial University; and Edmond, 14 miles ef ing that a friend wanted to buy one, April 20, weakened the wheat market ville. Oklahoma City. We were looking north, the home of Central State !!! per bushcel sent In the following, written on a and prices declined a student of the U. SACK RUSH. Gerald Teachers' At is be as Jackson, to western the such, activity College. perhaps, according to the Weekly Grain Market S. A. C. , was postal card: found within a like area at no other edge of this city also is Lake guest of Ellis Perry The freshies and sophomores chalDear B : "If you are looking for Review of the United States Bureau the week end. in the North Canadian River, spot in America. "I've never seen of Agricultural Economics. Continuan A 1 donkey, don't forget me." Mrs. Minnie Boyd of Idaho, will lenged the juniors and seniors in a anything like it," said my friend. "I source of the city's water supply. ed lack of export demand for United 6. make her home here with her mother, sack rush to be held Friday, May have pictured Oklahoma as a land of Oklahoma City has grown because States wheat increased offerings from Mrs. Jane the noon period. This it to be during of buffalo the balanced variety of its producof and And Eckley. it grass tepees." reone of the closing events of the year Australia and Argentina, large Mrs. Peter Jensen is slowly rewas hard even for me to realize that tive resources agriculture, oil and and stocks wheat domestic is be to and a real maining expected fight. from illness. but 42 years ago the ground upon manufacturing but its growth also further decline in securities contribut- covering JVIr. M. A. Lish is slowly recovering which this building stands indeed was is due to the forward-lookin- g spirit ed to the weakness in the wheat situ Mr. Lish has been ill for the past SPRING FEVER covered with buffalo grass, especially and the pulling together of its citiation. Materially increased offerings ATTACKS STUDENTS. month as I looked across the street to the zens. And the Folk in Oklahoma City 1, - j ...1 a weakiiiuuerait; uemuiiu wiul omy From the two or three days of north into the 33rd Miss Cleone Mrs. Hunsaker and barstory windows of by the way, for the past 42 Years ened the corn market. Oats and Gardner visited with Mrs. A. A. spring that we have had the students the Skyline Club in the Ramsey Tow- Have Done Their City Building Thru Cady indewas lower. also were Rye ley have become stricken. It seems thate er, Loveland at Salt Lake. frequented by some of the same One of the Livest Chambers of Com-- J. pendently weak under a continued aball the boys want to lay in the sun oldtimers met Members of the E. Owens, its President, Tells Me, Dewey family who herded cattle on this debusiness. Flax of sence export and forget everything but their best C. J. Dewey at home of the at More 42 Than 5,000 Members, One of the, Within this spot years ago. c single clined per bushel as a result of one night last week, and at girl, or visa versa. Much talking of city block there was merce in the Country, Having, so Mr. limin a and conditions completed improved seeding the home of J. I. Dewey at Deweyville, sluffing school is heard by the teach 1931 and now is under way a total of Four Largest Organizations of its ited demand for current arrivals. ers but so far only a few students $9,000,000 of construction. Kind in this Country. b- WHEAT: Crop developments are which is to be have tried it, but blame this spring Dewey Off to the southeast lav the Okla family reunion, now a dominant factor in the wheat held fever. at r.mmet, Idaho. homa City oil field, said to be the situation and improvement in, United Doctor (who is the father, !ji Mrs. T. R. Ault had as her dinner largest s a high gravity field in the world as wheat winter States prospec MONUMENT young man, I'll have to haxy"' To the north is Nichols Hills, a 2,300 resul of wide spread moisture was g session with you. What have you to CONSTRUCTED. m acre exclusive residential section. largely responsible for the sharp de- The Jim Bridger Monument is being which, when say for yourself," fully developed, will repdine in domestic wheat prices during Son: "How about a little local Loveland and constructed by the B. R, H. S. Every resent a $75,000,000 expenditure. To the week. The crop made excellent . D..u..u good day a little more has been done the southwest are two mammoth packprogress in Missouri and Kansas but Bngham City, Sunday and now it is nearly completed. . . . growth was only fair m Iowa and Ne- hi ....... .. T... I nu o 01. hun.l D: Mrs. Joe Johnson in Ogden SOCIOLOGY TRIP. her sister, Because MILLIONS efited wheat in that area. Weather the week end. The sociology classes took their an more people buy was very favorable in the spring I. Dewey was calling on n,ual trip Tuesday, May 3rd, to visit Joseph hl&h these lioodyears, wheat belt. Wet soil delayed farm relatives several institutions. The van left the Thursday in Ogden. quality tires cost you operations in some areas, but seeding uctie. Mr .and Mrs. S. A. Marble were vis- high school about 9:20 a. m. The in the United States spring wheat first stop was at the State Industrial at Pocatello Valley on Tuesday. belt is expected to be practically com- iting Miss Cook of Ogden is a School at Ogden. The next stop was pleted by May 1, with soil conditions guest of her sister, Mrs. Victor at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind School PATHFINDER good. Seeding in Canada also made where demonstrations were given of Supertwist Cord Tires BOWERS good progress under favorable weath Mrs. Susie Dewey returned Tuesday the ability of the blind to write and Lifetime Guaranteed estilrade and sou conditions, er from Southern Utah where she has read. CASH PRICES DICKLOW mates place the area prewired for After lunch they proceeded to Salt the winter months. spent Each Price in the wheat Full provinces prairie spring In of Tube Mr. and Mrs. N. Peter Mar- Lake where visits were made to the Orsnlza Each Pair TREMONTON-GARLAN- D at 20,430,000 acres compared with the bleFriday, CO. had their dinner guests, Mr. State Penetentiary and County Infirm as of 1S,58 1,000 acres estimate official 29x4.40-2- 1 and Mrs Wayne Sandall, Mrs, Leon ary. 4.79 4.65 I.03I 29i4.50-2- 0 1931, S.J5 5.19 i.ozi Kerr, Miss Jennie Marble, Miss Oyna, The rest of the day was spent in .10x4.50-2- 1 5.X7 i. oil S.45 uur V"",""-,piorsof Tremonton, and Miss Isa- - shopping and going to shows or other 28x4.75-1- 9 1.17E 6.35 , n , unproved somewhat during the week , interests. 29x4.75-2- 0 .Z4 .45 cinditions more with weather favorable i t t r 29x5.00-1- 9 vii. .6S &.4S 1.30S in areas wheat in important winter !.0x5.00-2- 0 in Ogden Thursday. CLUB. 6.7$ .SS t.Sil 28x5.25-1- 8 r.uc;e and bettor condition for spring Mrs. 7.3 I.3S T. R. Ault spent the week end 7.SJ The members of the Home Econ in In North 10x5.25-2Russia. the seeding with her daughter, Mrs. John Becker omics club of Bear River High and 7.5 1.331 wheat 31x5.25-2- 1 African countries where harvesting at 8.15 7.91 I.43! Box Elder High schools held their an Ogden. Wx3 4.07 S.9S .81) are will begin next month conditions Mrs. J. W. Spackman and sons, Per- nual party at the Crystal Springs fairly good although some damage has ry and Kenneth, and daughter, Mrs. May 4. The members took their own H. D. Truck Tires YOU CAN BUY FAMOUS occured in certain areas. Rains in CASH PRICES and the girls were given a lunches U where relief hot, dry Ijlke gunday and returned Algeria brought free swim. J"te,u ltch ,n Tuba g winds threatened severe damage al- - g who has been receiving !!! kman 30x5.. 1S.4S 14.9 tTool though the yields may be below earh-- , breatments at the L D. S. Hospital CLUB OFFICERS. 33x5... I7.I X.10l r expectations. No serious injury has for the two weekg Final elections have been made for 32x6.. 15.50 s.xoa been reported in Tunis or Morocco Economics, Agenda and F. F. A. club 36i6 29.XO 28.10 3.3$ and conditions in these countries are New offices. 34x7. 3.40 35.30 4.3S1 In the MAN'S STOPPED favorable. HEART European generally ECONOMICS: 38x7,..,39. 38.401 4.75H countries along the Mediterranean Sadie Stokes, Tremonton, president; BY BAD STOMACH GAS TRADE conditions continue satisfactory and Bertha Landvatter, Tremonton, vice your old Let Us Show You These Implements Set Up In Our Show prospects are generally good. The Anna Brenkman, Tremon president; tires for United States Agricultural CommisRoom And You Will Be Convinced. ton, NEW 1932 sioner at Berlin reports from personal w. L. Adams bloated so with gas AGENDA: Coadyaar observation that crops in Germany, meals that his heart missed Irene Ward, Riverside, president; all gas Virginia Christopherson, Garland, sec out Adlerika "eals brought are two to three weeks late although - COAL conditions have been improved recent and now he eats anything and feels1"3, r no: Altaic TUNE IN :ruiunr. s ly by more seasonable weather. Many fine. Scott Drug Company, Earnest Morrison, Tremonton, presiGOODYEAR the effect toni Utah are still showing (Adv.) RADIO PROGRAM Byron Weidman, Bear River, dent; of the winter drought but winter kill- WED. vice president; Darwin Gunnel, Howell p. M. ing appears not so severe as earlier secretary; Don Gunnell, Howell, treas reported indicated. The damage in- - age is preventing rrseeding this year urer; Arthur Hunsaker and Porter FRONK CHEVROLET CO. curred appears generally distributed, Russian seedings of spring wheat are Giles, watch dogs. Good Will Resulting in a poor stand, uneven ab0ut the same as last year but con- TREMONTON, ..UTAH growth and unsatisfactory stooling. fdderably below those of 1930 when a , e GOOD USED TIRES Iick of funds in some of these areas record crop was produced. Seedings "The average woman has a 35 -' to norare , winter 800 small is were words." of It at 6,642,-seedings poor 20, only reported April VULCANIZING lary mally offset by increased spring acre- - 0O0 acres. f tock but think of the turnover. I UflVUNEMPLOYMEN- ISC"" fmM.fef by c h as f n hJ gA4 mm. j I I I 5 log-rol- l- Grun-dy-mind- ed ' I Grain Market DEWEYVILLE High Notes j -' Kos-pita- Okya-him- 2. j e, 3-- Over-hols- .j..t- 1 n, 5c-0- . NEW LOW 1932 Prices! ! SEED GRAIN TREBI BARLEY FEDERATION WHEAT WHEAT WHEAT GOODYEAR Bur-ban- k. MILLING on niu 0 1 MOWS 7.9 THE I I I I J. 2.se !. I. CASE Line of FARM IMPLEMENTS at Attractive Prices 8ec.-trea- and 8, j HARDWARE LUMBER Tremon-section- Farmers' Cash Union j vocabu-wher- "Your Phone Our Best Asset" Tremonten, Utah er, |
