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Show 31, 1947 cAy, JULY EAR RIVER VALLEY Doctor Tells 1 ':t Mercy Killings Giving Chloroform 10 .,5 I Patients. ,Wb!e 4 to legal could be d0r'e Alfred Barton. 84. " :cSrti ' K.uea Petitioner, tercy death . his e Univer-jV'eg- MATINEE EACH SATURDAY at 3 p. m "BORN TO SPEED'- very pocr man Vplored me to end it all out of it. His con-,- '' rried me greatly from his '.treaty to me to take his 3"bi-- n on a o'clock e bel1 n:ht - my Johnny Sandv, Terry Austin in 1 ranS- - :SAVS was wrong just in pink and white pajamas, ?j around to the house and all tairs. He was I poured some Tand n onto a corner of a towel . iCuRCCPlSWIDE-- i ... ... -- V,'C TRAVEL lkuEPKON U5 WKR j .J first case of its kind deep impression on V ( FAR him go. was my -- ade a YO'J inter I had one or still more horrible I that some means should jed by which cases under associ-e certainty of death constant and unrelievable could be assisted and their and relief as- g for death be-it- s faJEVERYWHE mm. legalize euthanasia will presented to the House where a similar bill died legal sources said against Dr. Barton was It could be shown his 2. 3. death; hastened 1 The j cent inert material, proper der speed and concave adjust-- 1 ments are necessary. Last year, several lots of seed grain could not be certified be- cause of excess percentage of broken seed, the association re-- 1 ported. ' More time and care in harvesting will pay dividends to certified seed grain growers," the crop improvement officials ad-- i and CANTEEN NOTICE 'That Way With Women' Duster Crabbe and IN ual rs it is the following week. physi-acte- d IT'S NOT TOO EARLY to order that famous Late 25 Years Renews Old Friendship W. B. KAS. Con-o- f Larned received that letter from his old years the letter-en-envelope, properly to the Kansas man, lay r 25 HELP WANTED All-arou- nd mechanic, a shop man and custodian. See or call Mr. York at Petersen Tractor Service, TTe-monto- n. Itc 7-- 31 FOR truck New SALE in 900-2- 0 K-- 7 International excellent condition. tires, and grain bed to hold 300 bu. 176" wheel base. Phone J. Udy and Son. hp 7-- SALE Modern frame house situated on acres rich black soil. Phone Garland. 1938 Ford two-we- ek i 67-- J SET j ltc FOR coupe, motor. obtained," he said. Mr. Zenger declared that ltp 1939 good condition. Darald Seager, Garland. 7-- 31 the past ten years tremen Irrigated dous strides have been made in 3 bedroom farm at medical science, which has rebrick home, good condition. sulted in more people taking adPriced right. Crops to go. Car- vantage of fahospitalization roll B. Williams, Broker, Brig-ha- cilities. To care for these ad3tc ditional City. patients, new hospitals been built and cider ones have FOR SALE Basement home, he said. completely remodeled, painted enlarged, he said, "the "Meantime," and papered. 4 blocks south of of nurses has not kept number bank. See S. W. Mason after inwith the overwhelming pace 161-156-or J Monday. Phone of in crease number patients." ltc He reported that the nursing FOR SALE Frame dwelling four profession offers unlimited oprooms and bath, part basement, portunities to young women. "In modern and well built, priced addition to offering an excellent right. Must be sold quick. James education,' he said, "a graduate nurse will be able to step into a Brough, Realtor, Tremonton. ltc good paying job with excellent for advancement." home and opportunity FOR SALE Mr. Zenger urged young woPhone bath. Good location. men to apply at larger hospitals ltc Tremonton 178-Jthroughout the state for further FOR SALE Wagon with beet details on the student nurse rack, rubber tires, trailer hitch. training program. He also apAlso two-roJohn Deere beet pealed to nurses who have left 2tp the profession to learn from the digger. G. Kato, Elwood. hospitals of the many new at FOR SALE 72 ft. front building tractions being offered to experlot between 3rd and 4th South ienced nurses. on 1st West. Phone 3tc Gary Giles accompanied Mr. Mrs. J. P. Huesser and son and FOR SALE Monarch range, and Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Ronnie connected with oil, includes and Lorig daughter Delia Rae to water tank and all attachments. homes in Elsegundo, Caltheir 3 Also a dining room table with where he will spend a Mrs. Rose Manning, ifornia, leaves. The vacation. group had been Garland. Phone 111-ltp guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Giles for ten days. FOR SALE One modern farm home, oil furnace, water heater, hard wood floors, 35 acres of first-clafarm land. FOR ALL j l'-- 7-- 31 FOR SALE WRITES GRANDFATHER Drive For More Student Nurses 7-- 31 Choice Elwood with SALE ex- 08DER n &?RJOV 7-- 31 KING COAL PLENTY OF COAL FOR THE COMING WINTER, But Get The Best Coal ORDER Order now for early delivery te MASON COAL & HARDWARE hour. two friends haven't seen ether in some 40 years. Given E. 156-- TRE110NTON J When She Eath; Artists Agog was a sad day Cyrenaica and Niobe Gardens of Sallust-whethey - It art critics tath, Reman i -- e -- SPINET PIANOS la- - barbarians," in the words recently washed the t Grecian statues with some ous solution which left them and white and according to 'tics, doomed to be loved no for at least 25 centuries. critic compared the washing statues to "the shaking of "is, taking the. fuzz of! the washing a peeled ba- critic, had lost both arms and her 2 the passing centuries. But iad given :ers WURLITZER and C11ICKERING as almost SHOWING COLORED PICTURES, DESCRIPTION AND PRICES life- - OGDEN, UTAH SERVING YOU SINCE 1907 naked, which art lovers. ?y look as if they were fresh 5 Production line now," a e WOMEN WORKERS NEEDED! ' Posture Habits Glared Cause of Ulcers - CITY. Dr. Donald w Chicago declared ulcers t caused by worry, smoking -- olic beverages, but by food A,ture habits. ddresi befort the National fcntrologIcal :0 ulcers cWng of 01 tte result primarily the , g to prevent .... Begins About August 20 chance Living Quarters Available ulcer-bearin- areas, be g mes' Find ...any ,c;aiTii ."loore e The service employment "prominent" persons Ala-J-at- manager helped Babe et a job. George Tennessee Blrming- e"ry Ford and Montgomery among others listed in S'Tery office. ': -- R WANT-AD- S PAY! One of California's oldest and most dependable hatcheries seeks agent or representative to handle and sell baby chicks. necessary. Poultry experience State experience and give references. Write to P. O. Box 585, Petaluma, California, for interview when hatchery owner visits Tremonton during the week of 2tc August 4. 7-- 24 VACUUM CLEANERS REPAIRAll work guaranteed. ED. Eureka Dealers and Beach Hamp tfc Hamilton at Bradshaw's. 7-- 24 "BE SURE INSURE IN SURE INSURANCE" and "Be sure you Insure where Insurance is a business." James Brough Agency. 9-- 26 tfn will pay cash for dead or useless cows, horses, sheep or hops. Phone Tremorr-tetfc 159-- J or Garland 35-J- n 3. Jobs, GOMERY, ALA. 6-- 18 UTAH APTLY NOW AND RESERVE ROOM IN OUR COTTAGES Ployment Service Says ' For Tomato Season .... GOOD WAGES - OWNERS Have your checked before harmagnetos vest. Tremonton Magneto Sertfc vice. Bradshaw. ulcer. Cook said the weighted by food wee regular or four small y. Food In the stomach of pinch- 7-- 31 4 oc-- should be 'educe the ' ulcer-bearin- stomach and the btween the liver and the cussing ways " association, CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION OGDEN. UTAH 57-J- 3, COMBINE CO. GLEN BROS. MUSIC for raising equipped Idealy either turkeys or running 2,000 laying .hens, running water. 1500 pullets ready for production Priced included. reasonably. Tremonton or see Call ltc Alva Rohdes, Garland. 7-- 31 like Venus mostly a super-sunta- n , Quired rfd 3 - L il in p NATIVE ROUGH LUMBER 2. LOST Sailboat cuff links at ball game Tuesday. Reward. Return to Korth Flower Shop or call 145. ltp WRITE FOR CATALOG her an air' which venerated Sto Slack al $70.00 per M feci Farmers' Cash Union PHONE TREMONTON 35 ss .nus of - 44-R- 7-- 31 PHONE 'ay for Venus : Castle Gate 7-- 31 ad-ic- ater of an OF ORDERING 7-- 31 papers belonging Seattle, Wash, t long ago, Hoss found it, n ;i anew the still correct the faded envelope, and sed it in the mailbox, ".en Conrad got the letter, he sat immediately and replied in e THE WISDOM QUESTION ABOUT NO 7-- 31 w d disturbed Hoss of quarter-.er.tury-la- 1 R. 2. d ad-:e- i St. John in SERVICEMAN 7-- 31 ;ing Al "Haiders of Hid Hock'' TECHNICOLOR 7-- 31 knowingly. .7 FIVE Thursday, I'ridav, Saturday, Aug. 7, 8. 0 Dane Clark. Martha Virker, Alan Hale 6 m pected that the group will be at the Wheat and Beet Day celebration in Garland on this day. The canteen will be open as us- could be Death 1. ailess: -- Mrs. Rodney Morrison, no .c!al i AUGUST 3. 4, 5, E Leon H. Anderson, apprentice seaman, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Anderson of TremonDevere Adams, who is stationed ton, Utah, has completed a with the Navy in Guam, wrote Naval reserve training to his grandfather, Delose Ad- cruise aboard the aircraft carFaced with the possibility ams, this week, telling him that rier USS Tarawa in the Pacific. expects to be in the United On these cruises, gunnery that many Utah hospitals will be he States in a few months. He dis- drills, battle problems, and lecforced to close down beds unless additional nurses are obtained, likes the hot climate of Guam tures are given to refresh the the Utah State Hospital Associa- and is gladly awaiting his de- reservists' previous training and acquaint them with the latest tion has launched an intensive parture to the States. Devere is the son of Mr. and developments in Naval nurse recruiting campaign, John Mrs. Afton Adams. Zenger, of Provo, association president, announced this week. "Many hospitals over the na- tion,' he said, 'have been forced to curtail hospital service for lack of nursing personnel. In Utah, however, the situation is not as desperate, but beds will have to be closed in the future unless more student nurses are IRIS PLANTS FOR SALE. Choice named varieties. A. R. Buxton, 2tp of Garland. are reminded that will not be Canteen Teen the to According open Saturday. to ? WEDNESDAY, ..P A O CLASSIFIED ADS Hospitals Start Certified grain growers Utah today were urged by the Utah Crop Improvement Assoc iation to exercise care in har-- I vesting, to prevent broken ker- - Teen-age- be -- 'Attention Seed Grain Growers vised. h is and Vu. "TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY,; - cylin- - FOR Sunday . . ihat ij .cnt.-n. June Allyson, Lucille Bremer Judy Garland, Kathryn Grayson. Van lleflin Frank Sinatra, Van Johnson, Dinah Shore, Tony Martin, Robert Walker in RIVER VALLEY LEADER Of- nals. Seed certification regulations fice. These books are issued free of charge by the Fair allow for maximum tolerance for inert material of three per cent, Association. including cracked kernals, the association reported. Growers were advised that for grain not to exceed three per constant care. prayed to die! ir"dod : 'BORDER FEUD,? Attention : Those desiring to enter articles in the Box Elder County Fair, August 21, 22 and 23, can obtain the Fair Premium Books at the BEAR gen- - years described in the Hospital magazine. a few doorS 0fT livfcd eI '"ed to take over," he said. ;;n was about 50 and his 1 SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY THEATRE Are Available ill. Thev said his juFPort of euthanasia .munds for prosecu- u. lit for 40 ' SATURDAY, Aug 1, 2 Lash LaRue in Premium Books !!ipr.tj incurably . j 4.: Trtx JTccording vr c FRIDAY ORPHEim LEADER AGES years and over unless High School Graduate. 18 jTcTtTc e CONTACT OUR EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 900 West 24th Phone Street 6G61 OGDEN, UTAH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WILL P,E DO YOU WANT A PIANO? At no obligntion our sale van will ftop at your door and you can :hrose a piano from amons six. Write today. MART PIANO CO, d'ft tfc Preston, Idaho. FURNISHED Anyone interested in dusting field and row crops for weevil, laeus bug and aflds, contact Lincoln Jensen, 370 North 3rd West, Brigham or your county aeent, tfc. 5-- 29 CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION FAMOUS DEL MONTE FOODS pfc. Junior Sandall arrived home last week for a week's furlough after serving with the Marine Corps for two years. He returned to Seattle to be Ogden s Newest Complete Music Store Opens Friday, Aug. 1st Loealed-- 2 doors South of Orphcuin Theatre 252 4 Washington Blvd. Free Favors To The Ladies FREE! 3.00 Silent every purchase of day only. 1 Butler to be given with 0.00 or more on opening HEAR Irving Wassemian POLISII CONCERT ARTIST AT THE PIANO AT 4:00 P.M. Visit Doran Quartette OUR STORE WILL BROADCAST FROM AT 12:30 P. M. Our Piano Solon Four excellent lines of new spinnets to choose from and Ogden's greatest selection of used upright pianos. 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