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Show BEJi AGE FOUR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY r: 207936 T-r- -- EXAB BIVEB VALLEY LEADEB I Eatored at the Postoffice at Tre- ittm Utah as Second Cum waiter. jPobttebwl at Tremonton, Utah, on (SCHOOL DAYS HOSPITAL NEWS By DWIG EAST TREMONTON By Mary Fridal Mrs. David Holmgren is still in the receiving medical attention. hospital : week. of each Sfeoraday She is slowly improving. Mrs. Tora Chivers is still receiving Subscription Rates $2.00 medical attention. One Year (in advance) Beth Thompson will return to her $ 1.00 Btx Months (in advance) 50 home Friday following a major operf Three Months (in advance) ation. Evan Green left for his home WedNATIONAL EDITORIAL after a major operation. nesday ASSOCIATION Leland Harris is still in the hospiJyjernJi-JLA- tal following a major operation. --- u Mrs. Rose Peterson and family were in Logan Sunday to visit her son. Carl, who is in the hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. .Dan McCoombs of Rose PeOgden, were visitor , of Mrs. terson IZcnday. . visitor-MondayHarvey Ault was an Ogden --- Classified iAd Column! Mrs. Doris Fridal and son, Edward, were Brigham City visitors Monday , and Tuesday. were Garfield, and Fridal Day John home from college for the weekend. Miss May Fridal was a dinner guest uv ar.H vrn k H. FridaL Sunday-Leo Searle of Shelley, Idaho, was the dinner guest of Mrs. Ada Gcrfjela Monday.- - Mr. Searle is MrajGaffield' nephew. The thiid year sewing club met at the home of Faye Garfield Saturday : , afternoon. DODGE COUPE Good rubber. Make a fine wagon. Callister Motor Co. M.I. A. NEWS 1935 : Free to Public Tn only place in ll U. S. where catalog and aJrartHMVoutter covcnncany lane at baaine UTobtainedFrae Sad Without Moict cu ' ftalaiarina it the Auriran Induttriml Unary, v Writ (or Barinraa AovertUtng Mattel you are il in;aama will be promptly forwarded. aal CSEIICM IIBBSTIIIL LIBRARY ' :asiMwiaBaiMiaa Ckieao.IIUaoi To Your Town as well 8$ Brown leather ladies purse, containing keepsakes and valuable narjers. Finder return to Leader . office and receive reward. LOST to your Country SPECIAL on 6.00x10 PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS Callister Motor The one-aplay, "Elmer," presented here a few weeks ago was presented last Tuesday evening in the Gartime the land ward. This is the third play has been given in Tremonton, at the high school, and in Garland. Nelda Pedersen coached the play. ct first line tires. Co. , Team of roan colts. FOR SALE Clarence Summers, phone 7.y-4. 2 Chevrolete, Reconditioned 1929 Very good buys. Callister Motor. Co FOR RENT strictly modern brick house and garage, 1 miles east. See Ray Hunsaker, Elwood. w" - - -"'in : a. .. ..L. J.'-- ;' . -- ?rmimmmmmmmmma&GBmmmmfmm' .. . William the Conqueror to England, establishing himself there . . . " Is it Gordon? Is it Cox? Is it Hanson? Is it Crane? Is it Morse? Is it Cook? Is it Crawford? ', . ml - , gradually being eliminated and now numbers only 87. Soldiers reaching the retiring age are not being "re- . . placed. ;i . Gypsies suspect first and trust af terward. When the propaganda is passed out .these . days lets all play.gipy. as 4 5-- . , ; 493-J-- 2. txrall-HAi- or Our printer's devil says that the h speeches mixed up make good Democrat-harrangue-'piRobinson-Smit- e', plenty tart. come-mayb- invect-men- t, Fronk Chevrolet That 11933 Ford Sedan. 11929 Graham Sedan. 11931 Pontiac Sedan. Winter winds don't leave dust in Northern nostrils and when the snow flies the horse flies don't. OUR 2 1934 Chev. Vi 'z Ton. Chev. V2 Short. NEW 1936 LONG DUAL CHEVROLET TRUCKS AS LOW AS $765.0 PRICES LOWEST IN THE STATE MAKE GOOD OR WE DO Fronk Chevrolet Co. GUARANTEED Phone 28 FOR ICE Beverages & Coal BESSIN6ER BROS. TREMONTON, UTAH :FfHO-N;Ey36- ;- V Ton Chev. 1931 tell you that with Electric Cooking there is A man named Hugh S. Cumming has just retired at 66 years of age. For 42 years he has been in our Pub lie Health Service in fact has had full charge for 15 years. And yet, who ever heard of him? It would appear mat to interest people in tneir gov ernment there should be means of in TRUCKS 1 ?;m ... machine-economie- Two-stor- 11929 11932 Chev. V2 Ton. 11930 Chev. l'2 - short Tremonton, Utah it fs -- isaiaia WhoAroYou? . Monaco, the little principality that almost coextensive- - with' Monte Carlo', has been so hard hit by the " depression that its once brilliantly 200 of soldiers is little army garbed , She You will kt delighted to from whence came the names f many ef those atoat yea perhaps yew awn, m a friend's. lack week a 2 ent aunuuM tracaa1 it Mi . . ja n in - , er-f- "The Gordon family took its name from the Barony of Gordon, Berwick county, Scotland. It is said that this land was granted a valiant hero called Gordon, who 'slew a wild boar, the terror of all the Merse.' For this brave deed he was knighted. His son was Sir Adam Gordon, ancestor of all American Gordons , , - March. J - 6-- eaigaSf presentation. Tentative dates have been set for the first two. weeks in . . Thers is a tradition that this name is derivsd from ths sncisnt caitls, LsTonr Noir, 'tbs black castle,' in Normandy. The Lords of this castle were called Les Sires de Tournoir, and by contraction Tournoir, and now it is simply Turner. .One of these Tonrneirs accompanied iii , ' ' Long wheel base truck. SOME THINGS BONUS with problems arising in the Wasatch INDUSTRY MAT Fine clatform. New motor. Callis PRIVATE which extends north and soutn EMPLOY DO ALL NEVER WILL PAYMENTS Range ter Motor Co. '.: , J along the eastern boundary of Box Every day you can hear some work-- ; . Even those who weren't for paying Elder County. FOR SALE OR TRADE Small radio It was pointed out at the hearing due to improved the soldier's bonus at this time, may with carrying case, for typewriter er tell of citizens and property owners rethat so can much month that money coming you machinery. agree Every y$T Leader at or small trailer. Inquire .homes and Box these verbal, along the said range are in the Eider into siding reports county by reading ify officei of future and further damfear business and: industrial journals. , ' of Tremonton do these things; great to their ' persons and property by age inflow' of The a recondiof thrill 1st. from happiBring. great, cheap goods FOR SALE Several sets of the of reason present plan of over. tioned harness and saddles. Tremon-- countries which' force' labor to live ness and well being to many homes the mounand maintaining grazing ton Harness & Accessories Co., under conditions way below) our stan- which haven't known a cash, surplus tain of timber, which encourages bare force men indusin several years. dards business and Inc. erosion and floods. s. trialists to 2nd. Enable many an honest hard It is the unanimous opinion of the y frame house, FOR SALE Women at .work make less jobs for pressed veteran to pay for things he, groups present, of the tax-hmunicipal used thus enabling him to face strickly modern, close in. A snap heads of families. of the commissioners, that mi for someone. If interested see ; As a result we face more machines the world head up, chin in, eyes front ,ipayer8bHc interest would be Dest serv. ' 2 . tf with more men operating them or as a man capable of paying his own d b havinE the Cache NaOonal For James Walton, Tremonton. est extended westward so as to individing up the work among more way. 3rd. Put new "things" on backs clude at least the western slopes of CASH PAID for dead and useless people working short shifts, or lese cows and horses. Call Maple Creek and in the homes. "Things" that play the Wasatch Range in Box Elder The "or else" as we see it is large so Trout Hatchery, Brigham important a part in maintaining County. i on Mi- nvi In anH a aonctA nf tf. scale public works programs-regardReverse Charge. " . less of what political group is in pow- ,nt omtpnfmt .th e many years to in life.. always. 4th. Furnish a gilt edged When this new era situation is as part of the bonds are laid two think of for taken types granted some future though peraway against ing will go out. intense want or need. Public works administrators will haps unseen, not need to warn against shirking ASK THE these new federal employees OUT OF LINE (as Hopkins did last week) any more than a postmaster general would have'i "People who don't mind their own HOUSEWIFE to urge our proud R. F. D. men to business soon get where they have USED CARS get the mails through, snow or no no business to mind." That's what snow. people are thinking in America in connection with the proposal that the no On will be the other hand there With An O.K. WHO COOKS more leering chuckles over these fed- U. S. should declare war on Japan eral employees wanting their pay so if she further endangers American in e Counts per cent they might get their automobile li- terests in China. Ninety-nin- want no quarcenses as there was in Los Angeles of the American people ELECTRICALLY! week. It is not the fault of 990 rel with Japan. It would be sheer last Sedan. Chev. 11934 busiour save to to out of every 1,000 WPA workers that folly fight Japan this is the way they must feed their ness with China when we now do 11933 Pontiac Sedan. families. Why shouldn't they have much more business with Japan. Most have enough 11934 Chev. Coach. cheap modern conveyances the same Americansto feel thattowe if we mind our as small town postmasters or anyone business attend own business on this continent. The else in their pay class? 11929 Chev. Sedan. will opening sentence of this editorial should be sent by several thousand 11931 Chev. Coupe. DID YOU KNOW CUMMING? people to that scrappy senator. 1931 FORD lay-of- Is it Turner? " ' ... Work has begun on the operetta "The Moon MaidenV under the direction of Mrs. James Walton. The dabs for presentation is tentatively set for March 31. ; s,... , Plans are being made to" take the play ?'Three Wise Fools," to Garland, Malad, and Ogden and probably other places as soon as it is ready for tf. What Romance Lies Behind Your Name? I : HELL YAWNS! Whether it is. true or not as modem theologians claim that an endless he'll would be useless, those of us who have learned the eventual sure conquences of wrong doing by experience or obtereiting them in the outstanding per servation feel sure that Hell yawns sonalities of it. To begin with short for the money changers whose stock biographies of our Box Elder county and the manipulations brought about and Utah state officials and their the condition of poverty which Mrs. qualifications might be good school Dorothy Sherwood claims forced her to. do away with her sop. essay assignments. And now the state which permitted the manipulators to operate will burn LIVING TO LIVE Dorothy on March 16 and "wash its "Jut think I Certainty Convenience Economy Speed Cleanliness hands." have only 55 more years J to live wailed a 15 year old in a radio farce." On the other hand Jacob I. Hulbert head of the International Association of Clothing Designers said recently "nowadays men between 50 and 60 are as tastily and isportily dressed as the young man of 25; in fact, very often more ro." Possibly the fact that average life expectancy is is now ten years longer than it was a generation ago may be in part due to the newer mental attitude of being interestedly and interestingly alive re- Karaiess or aates mere marks on a paper calander. AMERICANS HELD BY ETHIOPIAN BANDITS BRIGHAM CITY, Feb. 15. A hearing of the Box Elder County Commission with municipal groups and taxpayers, concerning flood con trol and soil erosion, was adjourned Friday. The concern of the delegations was tufpnq II beyond comparison with ony other cooking method. Drop into our nearest store and see the beautiful new models of Electric Ranges The prices are terms are easy. and the low ' Some of the lawless element in Ethiopia are apparently taking advantage of wartime confusion to kidnap some American missionaries. A runner has reported their plight and orders have pone out from Addis Ababa to releare them. It would take more than an order from Roosevelt to procure the release for some or our Kidnap victims. It would take to go get 'em. p,i,it Electricity Is The Biggest Bargain In The Home UTAM POWER 'SOME WOMEN A MAN MAHAY TO MEND VMAVaWturAULTIUY HIS ClOTMBS. EVCXMIMt ILEODQIT-CO- . 9 |