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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MAT 14, 1936 COURT NEWS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF UTAH, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BOX ELDER SLAY TRIAL CALENDAR, Geyser Forms Giant Mushroom Comment on WORLD NEWS i' ",M" ':J- - 1MB Power Co., Irrigation Thatcher & Young, atorneys. Set for trial May 27, 1936, at ten o'clock a. m. Non jury. & SNOWVILLE The daring young man on the flying By Miss Annie Hurd trapeze almost fades from memory as the world contemplate3 the daring, M anH Mre Mfrw,aH f grand old ma Hugo Eckener and his are fa e, flying hotel Hindenberg. The size of rbon s. this ship is difficult for Mra- - N- Hansen of Brig-dazz- le to contemplate. Its rich appointments1 . Mr- Mr. and Mm. evre the imagination. Its comforts! Arbfn- - Mrs- - Hansen is a sister for day and night travel can scarcely 01 "ra- - Arbon. be realized. It just seems impossible ' Ema daughter of Mr. V1nne' that this great mass of modernity is iGolden Peterson had her .Mrs fnd miles flying through the air at sixty. rr. i rommrol : "; ""'uluaJ' an -hour in constant communication ton. n Mrs. Peterson rhilf'-and v,i ,ir with men and women thousands of a few days in Bear River City with miles away by radio and radio tele her mother. phone. There used to be a saying "It Mrs. Ada Shaw of Salt Lake City, to the Irish takes beat the Dutch." is a guest of her son, Len Shaw, this Here boy! Call .deValera! It's high week. time the Irish were up and doing, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund. Hurd were and a lot of the rest of us. Tremonton visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sorenton were TITLED BRITISH in Logan Tuesday. A very good pio-grawar gymnastics indifferent to the NEWSPAPER MAN for Mothers Day was rendered hisses or applause? ) in school. Each mother was -' Sunday feaone Sir of Willmott the Lewis, It is believed the clever yellow man a plant and a booklet with presented tured The at Associated speakers new from his been tricks has learning of Mothers' tributes Day Press New in York last week, meeting late economic conquests. Japan has The Primary May festival was held skilled craftsmen turning out desire-abl- e is a working newspaper man Respite which he received in 1931. Monday night products for 77c daily wages the title,been Mr. and Mrs. Chas Peterson and He has the Washington corresworkmen a $7 America's against day son, Bert, were Tremonton visitor on of London Times since the pondent She in the same trades. has plenty 1920 and in 1926 he married the Saturday. of room in Manchukuo. However difficult the future may daughter of Frank B. Noyes, publishbe it now looks as though bloodshed er of the Washington Star and presi' Women Hard on Shoe and poison gas will be put on the shelf dent of the Associated Pre:s. uiftll the World war inen t'f-- l Up Born in 1877 in Cardiff, Wales, he more shoes for a time. With all the great movethan women but ittre ut ments in most of the countries of the drifted to the Far East and in his years the trend has changed ano he world to make life safer and more early journalistic career covered such men are making their shoes i:it events as Boxer Rebellion longer. Out of the enjoyable for the great masses of historic Russo-Japane- the nearly 200,00c miO the War. The pairs and consolidated a constructive In the Ihiiiod humanity, produced annually effort to push to the front the finest World War brought him back to States, says Pathfinder Magazine, only and he served two years in about 75,000,000 pairs are men's. things might mark this era as one in Europe before joining the London France ever taken stride which the greatest Times rtaff in 1919. toward the millenium. of course. There will be But when the perfect state seems far Firtt Jersey Cow, in the distance let us take a glimpse The first importation of Jersey cows CARPENTER and BUILDER backward and see how far and fast was made In' 1850. A few more were CABINET WORK we have come from the jungle, the brought over about 20 years later, and from 1870 to 1890 there were numerous j wrack and the stake. importations. Since 1890 many Jerseys have been imported every year. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER Tnn land-lubber- ni -- AN UNUSUAL PHOTOGRAPH of the world famous Old Faithful reprularity Old Cteyaer in Yellowstone National Park. With clock-lik- e Faithful spouts a mighty stream of boiling water 120 feet into the air, preceding this performance with a growling, . rumbling, hissing prologue. The capriciousness of wind and clouds sometimes forms unique pictures in combination with the mighty water gusher. CHEESE MAKES FAMED WHITE TAIL SQUIRREL MOVIE STAR LOWEST PRICED se set-bac- R.L. WILLIAMS Tremonton, Utah 16 Jill MONTHS ( .; A GENERAL 100 Code No. THE FLYING' HOTEL world-audienc- When male eyebrows are plucked out, as per an edict of the national beauty congress, what's the embattled taxpayer going to hang on by Milwaukee Journal. Leader Ads Get Results others will follow. , Fon-nesbec- k. Non jury. D. H. & Hyrum Adams, et al, plaintiff, B. C. Call, attorney, vs. Portage If one respects one's self, the respect of Mussolini now states that Italy will join the "satisfied" nations. He has no further colonial ambitions. Let us hope he is sincere. Naturally he would have none at least until Italy had re covered from the financial shock of this conquest and affairs in Ethiopia were well in hand and desired changes made in the League set up etc. At any rate the Mussolini act in the current international vaudeville show is temporarily off stage. Who will now grab the spot light? Some say Hitler will now go after those lost colonies. The vanquished peoples will now tell the victors on what terms they will not get up and attack those who knocked them down. Other observers say that the German people do not want war because they might bp victors and in modern wars victors don't win look at France. Will Japan again come out and do ife St m PINTS mg Until the fall of. Addis Ababa our world was for some time a one war world. It is now warles?. How long it will remain so is anybody's guess. However there are no two inch type headlines as yet proclaiming the shut- ting down of munitions and allied m4 mm o Ma THIS OXE WAR WORLD XOW WAR LESS TERM Set for trial May 19, 1936. Jury. State of Utah, plaintiff, Wm. E. Davis, attorney, vs. Wm. S. Mason, defendant, LeRoy B. Young, attorney. Set for trial May 21, 1936, at ten o'clock a. m. Non jury. W. E. Davis, Adm, Estate of Verl-euDavis, deceased, plaintiff, Wm. E.'Davis, attorney, vs. Anton L. Peterson, et al. defendants, Leon Set for trial May 26, 1936. F0I MOTORS VALUE More and more people are buying the NEW 1936 CHEVROLET ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION PROOF WHISKEY to Maywooa Syndicate James L. Kennedy, plaintiff, Lewis Jones, attorney, vs. Katherine Kennedy, defendant, Karl D. Gibson, attorney. Set for trial May 18, 1936, at ten o'clock a. m. Non jury. State Tax Commission of the State of Utah, plaintiff, Hod Warnick, attorney, vs. Roy J. 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