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Show MAY BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. THCK5PAY. BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER Entered at the Postoffice at Tremor.ton, Utah, as Second Clans 18. 1S33 Law of the Standards B. E. COUNTY COMMISSIONER Matter BY W. W. WHITNEY PROCEEDINGS of Each Week Published at Tremonton, Utah, on Thursday The board of county commissioners of Vox Elder County met in regular session May j I 15. 3 Autocracy, Bureaucracy, Capitalism and Hyprocracy Americans Today Demand a Chan As We Have It Today I Maximum $100,000 per annum, $400,000 for the term. $1 000,000 for the the dual system are double JtaV ' serving These people can only be redeemed by investing their surplus money in and material, to be loaned to some fellow American to Pav debtedness, then additional money loaned to same individual fr to build up and beauUv purpose of buying material and labor Low of the interest if any shou' value security. the enhance to charged. Weigh and Measure Humanity Standard No. 3 in a We are living day when double standard taxes tv be done away. Give humanity a chance to set up a new stan d sword that will destroy Capitalism Interest is the ' U: humanity. humans How many First Quarter get $25,000 per a- n- , ' Second Quarter How many humans get $50,000 per Third Quarter How many humans get $75,000 per arn.f , I Fourth Quarter How many humans get $100,000 pera 1000 750 673 Law of Supply and Demand Biblical Law Opposed to Usury or Increase - Leviticus' v "Take thou no usury of him or increase, but fear thy God." "Thou shalt not lend upon usury to thy brott ' Deut. of materials, usury of anything that i8 i of usury money, usury upon usury." "Ye exact usury, every one of his bov-Nehemiah And I set a great assembly against them." "He that putteth not out his money to uurv Psalm 15-nor taketh reward against the innocent. He that doeth these uirr shall never be moved." "He that by usury and unjust gain Proverbs creaseth his substance. He that turneth his ear from hearing the ki even his prayers shall be an abomination." The general epistle of James as references, chapter l ftj are to rejoice under the cross; 5, ask patience of God; 13, and in; trials not to impute our trials unto him or weakness or sins; 19 ' C rather hearken to the word and to do thereafter. V 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,. 8, 9, 0: We have enough instructions fc! these 10 first verses if lived up to to nearly make us perfect. Continuing from Standard No. 2 I wish to introduce a m'' thought, pertaining to the law of Supply and Demand. I have reduced it to a Standard No. 1 position by using thr"' I ii ten-ye- 1.-- j . . 111 j. two-edge- j I 13-1- 9: -- 5-- 7: "Behind the Scenes American Business In 5: 28-8-- 9: i e. . I Sten-quis- t. following' numerals: 1000 representing the supply, ; la- j be eve:- er-consumer of is ail wire-drawin- j industrii-ist- er Eli Hawkins? El-d- or Advertising Does Four Things 7. customers. all of your present E. I Methodist Church Notes wish to REPLACE with ers the ones ho away. wish to INCREASE THE NUMBER your customers. . ar . THE BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER A speciol morning service was held in commemoration of Mothers' Day at the Methodist church. A unique feature Of the service was the presentation and dedication of new Methodist Hymnals for use in the sanctuary. The hymnals were' given by members and friends of the church in honor of their mothers. Botli the adult and Junior choir gave special choir numbers taken from the new hymnal. Before the partoral sermon, Mrs. of Fielding sang "My Mother's Prayers." In the evening service the new hymnals were used by the con gregation ror the first time. Ash-cro- ft j Two carloads of young people i tended a special banquet in Salt U City at the Centenary Methoi; church on Monday evening. This f quet was held in commemorate the fou! of the 50th anniversary More u of the Epworth League. attend in ; 100 young people were -included Dr. h speakers Special the of Ogden, Dr. Walker of Salt 1 church of Mss the toastmistress, Wrathall. Reverend Gordon of the Centenary Methodis where Ihis a former pastor E. Church. J. MILLER -- is t fSi j - Spring I ... a Young Couple's Fancy Turns to- a Home -j of' y, wish SELL more goods to your present customers. s us st Dr. , lc Tre-mont- two-piec- - cos produc- r unit c' 75. Sten-qui- st Supei-viso- individual production. In as much as we are supposed to be producing 20" of a national surplus and our standards are higher than othens' for our consumptive and distributive purpose tions, I set up 75 nationally. I apply theleconomic rule to this portion. We have but one American or one loaf diversified howevr' 130 million consumers. I apply the standard American average pnV to the Thus I have segregated the 25 or 250 surplus. Hi"' has a very important economic use to perform to humanity both hon. and abroad. First, it must act to safeguard the consuming public Second, it gives a means of extending 'the hand of fellowship to foreign nations out of the surplus. The surplus must be in a proper position so as to be easily obtainable for its purpose. TSt the national functioning economically would designate the policy ai' interpret the law and now the princ iple of protecting the weak agate the strong or old. Standard American minimum cost then is the factor to designated and by legislative action and the vote of the people i should be made unlawful for anybody to buy or sell below the age minimum cost. 1 will now give you an illustration in the following figure;.' Supply. 1000; demand, 750; standard American average $675.00 . standard American average minimum cost, 75 cents; ari surplus 250. Now the poetic economic rule: Give a lb. of the 10c or lb. loaf to the ones who produce the material thereof, that stabilii? may return to the basic few and this, no doubt, will stabilize jkl That means 130 million humans. Then it talks to the double standarS people in the following language: Bankers, bakers and industrial leaders all are dependant upon the great Creator and the law supply and the law of demand is now at wrist, just take it hand. "Give" the cost of production for theyour consummable portion the law will take care of the false notions, such as surplus prediction, greed and speculation, and thus we can save the choice of "Nations." "America for you, America for me, equality to all, apis be free." Past verifies the soundness and truthfulness i the above principles and philosophies. If you will believe me the I have set up here is what the of these Unitrf States voted Mr. Hoover's administration in topeople do, but the imposed the capatilist policy into the agricultural act Autocracy.' bureaucracy, capitalism and hyprocracy came into its own in Mr. Hover s administration. We got the R. F. C. in connection with tt; Farm Board. Now President Roosevelt retained these and gave another. In the Domestic Allotment N. R. A. and other related A. C.H relatives. d ed I ; shsrind Relief Society News I f j has rJ f ar i dllMzdmtl of To Your Town low-price- Standard No. j 'z f. A t v V Commissioners Jos., Phone A. Nielsen, T. L, Davis and Osey Jen-- j first West Street sen present, with Chairman Jos. A.i ' ) .3 SUBSCRIPTION" KATES Nielsen, presiding. i I' L $2.00 C. Henry Nielsen presented to thtj ONE YEAR (In Advance) $1.00 the claim of James, comniissioners SIX MONTHS (In Advance) . 50? Romer for the construction of the! THREE MONTHS (In Advance) Blue Print room in the lower corri-- j JO dor of the Court House building, in the amount of $125.24, plus ten per cent for supervision. The item of ten U. S. where ealalogi nd per cent for supervision was present7W only place in the a. New York, eove r.ng .nyl.r.e o ?u,mrM ed County Clerk C. Henry Nielsen as dvti..nf matw And Without product c.n be obumcd free wished to whether the commissioners jbl,ut.on tl.e AmHin Induunal Ubr.ry. 8Swe!l as to your Country collection cf 15,000 you Mrite or Bmine.. AHvert...ng Matter to make a remittance of this amount forwwdtd. be will promptly interested in;iine comor not. After discussion by the muds iF4ER!Cail IMDOSTRUL LIBRARY missioners the invoice as presented was allowed. WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY? PATRONIZE YOUR WRITE DAVE ELMAN.NBCcyy tum John C. Wheatley, chairman of the LOCAL MERCHANTS NATIONAL EDITORIAL of Pub Elder Box Department County : I ASSOCIATION lie Welfare board, and Amos P. Han t 193 5 sen, manager of the Department of Public Welfare, appeared before the 4 commissioners and requested that mmmbmhiiubihimiiiiihiii 5 at or attendance cost in Box Elder county assume the Those who were T irOMnr rneetinsr of the Tremoncold in storage. nlacing perishibles last These gentlemen stated that several ton Second Ward Relief Society rare treat S3 perishable items would of necessity Monday, May 15, enjoyed a be held from month to month during in the review of the ctengnuui swijr, the summer months, thereby necessi "A City of Bells," as given by our Hinmiimii.iimiminit iiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiilit miiimi miiMliiliiimiitminmiiimiiiiiliniu.iiim ...m.iumi.iiiiiiiii f,mi,.ml- .tating cold storage and inasmuch as literary supervisor, Viola Cowley. uid; said to be the first liquid denti the Federal Government granted no Mrs. Cowley has the knack of bringNEW YORK, May and beauSettlement of the controversy be- frice on market. . . And an electric allowance of funds for cold storage it ing out all the worth-whil- e she reeach as of the books bitumof all assistance the of to for seek brush family; miners and tooth features was tiful tween operators necessary litis our which brush own was weeks' member has his views them for us, making the commissioners. The request inous coal, which caused a six reand of most a handpiece into the enjoyable inserted revolving granted. erary lesson shutdown, brought deep sigh . . Increasing demand for sweet po Mart Gilbert, residing directly east lief to the business world last week. A more optomistic viewpoint on bus- tato starch as result of aggressive re of Corinne, appeared before the com The scripture lesson, "Her Favorite iness prospects for the summer search and promotion work of Nation missioners and requested them to Psalm," was read by Tekla months was expressed in many quar- al Farm Chemurgic Council of Co maintain approximately 80 rods of ters, by retailers, salesmen, manufac- lumbus, Ohio. . . Sale of sheet music read previously under the state road The following program honoring turers, and professional economists. bv drug stores. . . A new system. This road leaves the high Mothers' Day was rendered: a solo, Because it will mean increased pur- adding machine said to have 2,000 less way No. 30 immediately east of the "Bov of Mine," by Angeline Adams, chasing power in rural areas, the rec parts than conventional models ana bridge across Bear River near Cor accompanied by Maurine Cook; a ent upward trend of commodity prices weighing well under six pounds. . . a inne and then crosses the Malad H. K. "Mother's Party Dress, Dy was scn as a forerunner of livelier minnow trap made of a material call- in a westerly direction. The request reading. a musical reading Mvrtle Nealsen; under so is invisible trade activity. So far, wheat, oats, ed lumarith that of Mr. Gilbert will be taken under and Hilma Anderson, acsong, by tin, cotton, silk and soy beans have water fish are in it and trapped be consideration. Maurine Cook. touched new 1930 highs. In industry, fore thev know it. . . Virtual elimina Pursuant to the recent request of companied by success of purchMng: agents are relaxing their tlon of open backs and sharp reduc Mrs. Lucy Wright, who is W. P. A. A report of the splendid was given. of tion in number of open toe models supervisor of sewing projects, regard- our "Mothers Day Sale," extremely cautious buying policies Gardner Lewis Mrs. tension Kunz, Arline when shoes. in women's fall last month European ing financial assistance towards payadmitted to was at a peak. Gasoline sales and ment of quarters to be used by indi- and Sylvania Payne were 48 ladies were lumas There for orders New GROCERIES Sharp increases prices are rising. viduals on the W. P. A. sewing pro- membership. ber are exceeding production. Ciga- reported by both chain and indepen- The commissioners discussed the present. inrette consumption is gaining. Heavy detn storees in retail sales of gro ject. request and it was finally agreed to Next meeting will be especialy and airline traffic this spring may en- cery products, unusual in this indus assist the W. P. A. in the amount of teresting to mothers-in-laWe hope to hear courage the opening of more routes try where demand is highly inelastic $10.00 per month in the rental of daughters-in-laBoon. One such project being considsince people eat about the same quan quarters to be used on the sewing both sides of the story. Mary ered is a line between Kansas City tity of food every day. Trade leaders will conduct the lesson. and New Orleans which Kansas City credit the rise to aggressive selling projects. H. Francis, secretary to the Joseph Southern Railway would operate. methods arising from Grazing Advisory board, Dis- in likeness to the agreement which Taylor this campaign. So far No. 1 of Utah, appeared bore the county has proposed to the trict RE A's annual re- year there have be?n campaigns to the commissioners in regard to WASHINGTON City fire department and the reveals out, port, just healthy pro sell more oranges, butter, eggs, dried of May 8, wherein Mr. Brigham City fire department, as folcanned and peas, crops Francis in behalf of the gross, with more than 340 projects fruit, beans Taylor Graz- lows: That the county pay each debringing electric service to an esti- in which large surpluses overhang- ing Advisory board offered Box Elder partment $500 per year for stand-b- y mated 750,000 people in 150,000 rural ing the market threatened ruination $83.00 to cover a lien on the service. For combat of fire, $50 for homes. Industries in every state in the for growers. Based on the original County property in the name of the first hour, with $10 of this amount following stores union participated, the report points success in 1936 of 37,000 chain The Southeast corner Edson: Frank be paid by the individual on whose out it cites the bauxite mines of Ar- in moving surplus of California peach of the Northwest coiner and the West to the fire occurs, and $35 for property kansas, the llontana copper mines, es which had forced growers' prices half of the Southeast corner, and the each additional hour. In reply to the to $15 cost of g production plants and manufactur- below the cor of Southwest half commissionthe Northeast as the submitted request ers of equpiment throughout the na- a ton, these drives to bring producers ner of Section 24, 8 North, ers stated that such a cooperative Township have tion. On 1,000,000 poles was strung and consumers closer together Range 18 West, containing 160 acres. agreement was agreeable and the enough wire to girdle the earth five been increasing in frequency and Mr. Francis further stated that the same would be carried out providing nation-wide batimes. The aluminum cable alone, re- scope. Organized on a of District No. 1 in that Garland would furnish equipboard advisory and comsis sfnee would REA 1935, by growers' representatives quired by which this land lies leased said pro- ment and material comparable in com pletely bound an area equal to all U. chain stores, cooperation of indepenwhich is located a spring, bat effeciency to the fire fighting is in drives these S. farm lands and barnyards 23 times. dent dealers always perty, upon several years prior to the death of equipment and material which had Which is only "fittin' and proper," sought too. The next producer-consumMotion was made by been installed by the Brigham and Mr. Edson. for campaign gets underway says an aluminum industry historian, Commissioner Davis that the offer Tremonton fire departments under who unearthed the fact that the first dairy products June 1. be accepted. The motion was second- the same arrangements. installation of f.n aluminum conduc AUTO SALES How much busi ed by Commissioner Jensen and was tor was made in the Chicago stockA petition was presented the commissioners by the members of the yards 42 years ago, when "barnyard" ness has improved this year is indi passed unanimously. Mr .Francis made the following fumes attacked a line of another ma cated by automobile factory sales. In Garland City council, in the capacity of terial. the first four months 1,414,776 cars "WHEREAS, the road west of the were sold, a gain of 56 per cent over of Brand Inspection for the State of railroad tracks in Garland City, which if were the commissioner THINGS TO WATCH FOR Re- the period in 1938. There auto dollars Utah, that is a continuation of Factory Street, e turn to popularity of swim trickle into the hands of hundreds of contemplating the appointment of a is in a and undesirable condisuits for women, but not the kind producers, bringing many regions a deputy sheriff at Grouse Creek at the tion, andrough grandma used to wear. . . Tooth liq- - bit nearer to prosperity. For example. time this appointment was made to the summer WHEREAS, auto makers buy $1,000,000 worth of kindly forward the name of said in- months, due to during the tremendous trafto so him that this individ- fic and diamonds a year for drilling and gtind dividual dry weather, the dust from metal. One plant uses 21 bars ual could be appointed brand inspec- sail street ing makes living on both sides Wm. of soad and a gallon of liquid soad tor of Grouse Creek. Mr. Francis there of almost unendurable, CHIROPRACTOR for every 10 cars made. It takes five stated that the construction of a band ' we, the undersigned, THEREFORE, Offices at Residence Angora goats to provide enough mo inspection station was being contem property owners and resident in the hair for the average sedan. About plated at Willard, Utah, in order that 3 Works South of Bank the 500 pounds of sand is used in the all transient herds may be inspected locality indicated, hereby petition PHONE 96.0-- 3 4 and City Council of Garland Mayor molds made for casting each automo' as to brand. Whereupon Mr. Francis to take immediate steps to have the requested the sponsorship of Box road put in better condition and, if County for this project when W. possible, to induce the commissioners P. A. assistance is sought. He explain- of Box Elder to cooperate ed other items with reference to the with Garland county in providing an City said construction of the brand sta- oiled surface for the said road to the tion. end, at least, of the residential disCharles Wood, Farley Lind, P. C. trict." The petition was signed by 19. Pettersen and G. M. Gaddy, represent The county clerk presented total ing the Garland City council appear- expenditures for welfare expences for ed before the commissioners relative Box Elder county as submitted by If you conduct a retail store, there are four things to the establishment of a cooperative the auditor of the State Department fire fighting agreement between Gar- of Public you wish to do Welfare, $17,425. Box Elland and Box Elder County. These der's portion of this amount was gentlemen requested an agreement (1) You wish to HOLD Communication from M. A. Rom-nebile engine block. The rag man gets secretary of Intermountain asa bienk too, one plant alone buying sociation of Civic Clubs, was read re120.000 ynrds of gauze and 1,200 lbs. garding regular directors' meeting at of ticking nnnually for washing and the Hotel Eccles, Logan, on to (2) You May ISth, at 7:30 p. m. Commissioners polishing cars. Nielson and Davis will attend while Commissioner Jensen is attending anHEADLINES IN NEW YORK Heavy construction rises 25 per cent other requests of the presence of the You (3) new customin April over '38 month. . . Military county commissioners. preparations spur new developments w old move in aircraft engines. . . Steel prices reduced in Detroit area, . . Santa Fe (4) You SAVE MONEY believed likely to resume regular dividend on preferred stock. . Net inof come for utilities this quarter may Insure Your Proeprty reach . . April fertilizer peak. With the Thus you have four objectives. Not one of these objectives sales up 19 per cent over yenr ago. . Iran be reached by doing nothing. None of the Reductions made on war risk InsurREAR RIVER MUTUAL objectives ance rotes for American cargoes. . . can be holly realized without advertising in FIRE INSURANCE CO. Chlcngo grain prices soar as five local levators containing 4.000,000 H. 11 bushels are destroyed by fire. . . Lonf term mortgage homes favored by AGENT speakers at National Association ofi East Garland - Phone 59.0-- 3 Mutual Savings Banks' convention 23-- J V--'d- 5 I JAMES WALTON, Publisher I. P. WALTON, Editor and Business Manager Free to Publifc INSTALLMENT NO. "Home is the cradle of happiness contentment, of the very joy of Let Us Help Make It Attractive and Comfortable ith Modern Furnishings Refrigerators, Radios etc. ' |
