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Show The Box Elder County Fair this vear comes on September 15, 16 and 17 at Tremonton Three days of education and entertainment for old and young. NEWS-JOURN- il BRIGHAM CITY, BOX ELDER COUNT Yt UTAH, SATURDAY. GEORGIAS RAGE EARLY HISTORY TO BE DECIDED KILLS ONE AIM OF UTAH TOLD Blocks Big Entertainment Rees Pioneer Park 1 III j FARM TENANCY Farm Bureau Social Rodeo Queens and TO LOSE BULGE Baseball j to the free ereign rights of states ballot" will he settled Sept. 14 the popuby the rural areas, with lous centers having little voice in WIFE Frances McDonald, above, wife of Charles McDonald, the electrician who shot Mrs. Emita Kreuger in Hollywood, Calif. McDonald told police the shooting was the climax of a long series of quarrels with his wife and Mrs. Kreuger, wh employed her as a maid. X,unique flection , a's NUMBER 27 INJURES THREE; Ilotarians Delighted With Voting Men Were Engaged Program Presented Manufacturing Fire Crackers in Shed Friday Noon By JOSEPH S. WASNEY United Press Staff Correspondent ATLANTA, Ga., Aug? 5 JUP) The Georgia primary campaign of sovthe "New Deal versus the Under-Georgi- 3 AUGUST 27. 1938. VS Statewide Ballots Do Not Count decision. T 1 'AN EXPLOSION IN PICTURES the A SUCCESSOR TO BOX ELDER NEWS AND 0OX ELDER JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANIES VOLUME 43 Counties Go in PEACH DAYS this year come on Friday and Saturday, September 9th and 10th. New special features are in the offing, says Manager W. L. Holst. laws the county unit system is vote use(jthe popular statewide of a candidate has no hearing on must A candidate the results. carry a county to receive its unit vote. The state has 159 counties di- vided into unit votes as follows: eight of the largest counties have six votes each; the next 30 counties have four votes each and the ADOLPH HITLER POLLS SURPRISE Brigham Rotarians were entertained yesterday noon when Wal- lace Bennett and son, Wallace Bennett. Jr., of Salt Lake City, presented some early history of Utah in picture form colored slides showing Brigham Youngs canyon carriage in Emigration when the great leader first saw the Great Salt Lake and beautiful valley below. Also numerous oth-- 1 e'r pictures of early buildings, in- eluding the construction of the tabernacle and temple. There was the pictures of Jordan river flowing into the lake in Its natural state; various business houses on Main street first buildings erected, including the Deseret Telegraph used by Brigham Young in keeping in touch with the outside world; the old Salt Lake theatre, the first street transportation a span of small mules pulling a street car; the large boat used between Salt Lake City and Corinne. which was later run aground at the Black Rock near the Garfield smelter. The boat was left there and later used as a dance hall and a resort. The boat was named Garfield, named for President Garfield in the White House at Washington. That is where the town Garfield obtained its nme. Very Educational These slides held the Rotarians spellbound, so anxious were they to see the old scenes and hear tell the story an Mr. Jennings interesting story about each picture that appeared on the canvass. The plans of the large tabernacle originated with a man named Henry Grow, an engineer who had brought with him a plan to build a bridge before he came west. Brigham Young got the idea, from these bridge plans and first built one unit of the roof of the tabernacle to make a test determine if it was sufficiently,, .strong.' hold the weighiiT Later another unit was constructed. Other units were added and then the ends were closed in. said Mr. Bennett, and the roof was complete. The picture showed the first unit built. The slides showed various stages in the construction of the beautiful teipple, the method of transportation of large granite blocks fastened to the axle attached to two high wooden wheels and pulled by ox teams. who has Miss Stella Young, been teaching school at Fort Wingate, New Mexico, told of her interesting work in educating Indian girls at the Fort. Past President Ross C. Bowen was in charge of the program. smaller counties have two votes each. Therefore the candidates, Sen. Lawrence F. George, Walter Camp. Eugene Talmadge and W'illiam G. McRae have, literally ta- ken to -- the,. woods seeking the Shows Field Guns so Massive rural vote. Each Required 5 Trailers Camp Relies on New Deal by President! to Transport Rifle Camp, endorsed Roosevelt, and an ardent; New Dealer, bases his capmaign solely By EDWARD W. BEATTIE on what the New Deal will do United Press Correspondent for Georgia. BERLIN, Aug. 26 (UP) whom the President George, Adolf Hitler sprung a virtually read out of the party when four when he asked for his defeat at military surprise today of the worlds greatest field guns Iscontends the Ga., Barnesville, bores huge weapons with sue is now the "right of states to r combinamounted on the free ballot. tions were paraded past Admiral Talmadge, former governor and of Hunanti-nedealer, promises the vo- Nicholas Horthy, Regent ters free homesteads in Georgia gary. The guns, biggest artillery pieces if elected. e townsend plan seen since Grmany's famous Big McRae, hammered Paris from a Bertha advocate, argues the voters should distance of 76 miles during the senate in man the a "little put World War, were the highlight of once in a while. of the Reichs Political observers believe that a startling display it will be a neck and nepk race military might. I've seen such guns in naval between Camp, George add mounts bnt wttH McRae running far turrets or on railway one through behind. AH four candidates, how-- : no,,dy ever rolled one or- ever, have tfififr yes on "the rural the streets before, sai expert. eign vote. Another added: Comparison of Population This parade may have been in Of the 159 counties, 117 have a honor but it was aimed Horthy's population of less than 20,000 the Czechoslovak military each; 61 have a population of less at than 10,000 and eight counties attache. Enormous Field Guns have fewer than 5,000 residents All agreed that the enormous each. so massive that each The County Unit system, prod- field guns, comrequired five truck-trailuct of the agrarian revolution its rifle, which swept the south and west binations to transport crew and recoil apparatus, during the latter part of the one of the greatest revolu19th century was designed origi- were developments in to balance the nally voting tionary military districts. years. of Georgia's strengh The barrels of the guns were at Today, the result of the system is east 30 eet nng' that residents of the states more Hitler, beaming proudly on his populous counties have little voice new weapons as he stood at Adin state elections. miral Horthys side in a reviewing For example, a candidate can stand against the imposing facade three counties small carry having War Cola combined population of less of the Charlottenburg well for the set had stage lege. tanh 15,000 and completely nultheir unveiling. lify an opposite vote ln Fulton More than 61,000 troops fresh which has six county (Atlanta) from summer war maneuvers par- TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 26 (UP) and a popula- aded in nominating votes Germanys biggest military Canada is a sovereign state tion of 350,000. show since the World War. and will decide for herself whether Loser May Have Most Votes It had been expected that about to support Great Britain in any The . unit system makes it pos- would march and war or remain neutral. Lord Stancible for a candidate to receive 16,000 troops that any new weapons would be' ley, British Secretary of State for the most votes cast in the state kept from the eyes of military the Dominions, told newspapermen and yet lose the election. who occupied a tribunal today. The theory that Canada is attaches, Therefore the candidates are with diplomats directly opposite at war when Britain is at war spending the final stage of the the Hitler and is wrong, he said. stiffly saluting Canada has in the agricultural, campaign Horthy. entire responsibility of her own, sparsely populated small counties, re-office officials war German j commented. talking about farm problems and fused t0 discuss the new guns he local legislation. mechanism but military attaches 26 Aug. SHANGHAI, Friday, An exemplary quirk of the unit jn Berlin believed it could be columns totalling Japanese (UP) ls found hr comparing sembed wIthIn 24 hotirs. u has about 60,000 men today smashed Fulton county with Echols conn-j- a range of bout 17 mileSi making through the left wing of tji y. Fulton has a population 122 bjgby effective against railroad! southeastern defenses of Chinas, mes as large as Echols 2,744 beadSi communications lines and provisional in national capital residents. Yet Fulton county has fortificationg. Hankow, and the Japanese claimonly six unit votes whereas Ech- ed that Chinese armies totalling ols has two. Thus the votes 300,000 men were caught in a trap. of 40 people in Fulton can be d matched equally by one vote in MIAMI, Fla., Aug. 26 (UP) A Echols. 'O'. tropical hurricane, which lashed Talmadge said once during the; a m he didnt expect to fjgg $ OOflOSl! L63SU6 Cozumel Island with winds of 75 campaign miles an hour or higher, disrupted carry a single county where there communications with the tiny dot are trolly cars. Standing of Teams Pet. of land off the Yucatan coast George, Camp and McRae have 777 late today. eac hdecided the farms ris 'he 555 each decided the farmer is the 555 man to wood for the vote. RENO. Xev., Aug. 26 (UP) 444 d Robert Taylor, movie 333 idol, came to Reno for a vacation improvements 333 today, held hands with a blushing New York divorcee, and signed installed a Christensen down-draautographs for a crowd of femiair conditioned vegetable stand at nine admirers from Reno's divorce his market on South Main street. colony. The divorcee, so fresh The stand is very attractive as from the divorce court that she well as serviceable. still clasped her decree in one By the use of powerful suction hand while Taylor grasped the fans which pull a constant stream other, was Joselyn Peters, pretty of moisture-lade- n air from' the Brooklyn resident who had just water sprays downward through won a decree from Albert Peters. the produce stack, freshing and Yhe girls Saturday schedule They held hands for five minutes refreshing the produce from top been moved to Monday, and while a news photographer snapto bottom, the vegetables are kept to moved Tuesday, Mens Schedule fresh and crisp and in a fine cbanipionship Humes to be held next ped various poses. condition. -- $oweek. sanitary The public Is Invited to Inspect P.-A. TAXI DANCE SAT. NITE Subscribe for the the stand. 121 ' Reich-fuehr- truck-traile- old-ag- Tai-ma- " -- dark-haire- at store ft ' L SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) William Stuber,,17, Of tbthJ. city died at 5:30 a. m. today while he was trying to manufi j j STARTED IN Three other youths wounded in a terrific explosion of a which shattered windows shed at the rear of Stubers home, 245 North Fifth West Street yesterday afternoon, Douglas Hasiam. 17. son of and Mrs. Ralph W. Hasiam, was! F FACE DEATII AS KIDNAPERS Death sentence Is mandatory tinder the Lindbergh law If two former felons captured in northern Minnesota are convicted on charges of kidnaping. Charges already have been filed In St. Paul against James Otis Meredith, 21, left, and John Couch, 23, right. Abduction victims were Peggy Gross and Daniel C. Fahey, Jr., of St. Louis, Mo., who police say were left bound and gagged In a woods by the convicts. Meredith was seriously woupded in the capture. Mr.-jw- ' Crowds will flock to Park this evening to witness the program of events to commence promptly at 6 oclock. The first big feature is the Farm Bureau annual social and program. stunts and band FYee melons, Rees-Pione- ture firecrackers. C A 1933 to Lend Before concert Next June 30 Expects 75 Million At 7:30 P- m., the crowd ln the grandstand will pick the rodeo - By FRED BAILEY queen of 1938 Peach Days. The United Press Staff Correspondent are, Mayor F. Joseph Law, Judges WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (UP) Harmon W. Peery, Parley Mayor Government farm lending agencies Reese, manager rodeo committee have that estimated they today OF J. Shumway of slowed down the increase in farm at Logan; John C- JDewey of Tretenancy by more than 50 per cent Garland and selected will The monton. queen the past year. during Four-te- e; of $25.00. a receive prize The Farm Security Administra. the in are fclrls attractive tion, through Federal Land Banks, contest, says Madison Turner and and the Farm Security AdminisFersonal Appeal tration plan to lend farmers approx- Van Stewart . L. Workman, Salt lakc is Will Make the fiscal At 8 oclock the championship imately $75,000,000 in For Lower Freight Relieved to Re The year which began July 1 to make baseball game will be played bedown payments on 25,000 farms. Rates on Peaches tween the winners in the State Guilty Party Department of Agriculture sur- Farm Bureau tournament Fridays Games Governor Henry II. Blood joined veys showed tenancy increased by JUNTA. Colo., Auk. 26 (UP) 40.000 a year between 1933 and 1935. contests The played Friday reand state with agencies Thursday pro county police say they have Officials said the number was about sulted as follows: ' In interests making 0 agricultural tained a confession in the the same in 1936 and 1937. They esThe first game at 1:30 p. m-- , Salt Lake City jewel robbery an appeal to the railroads for timated 43 out of every 100 farmers Clearfield defeated Brigham 6 to to Wiich they believed would lead emergency rates on peaches till land in which they have no eq- 1. from the Woody Hansen went the entire save possible growers case. the of solution the t uity. route ln the box for Brigham but disaster. Aid to Nearly 2,060 (The confession, they announced, to deliver his famous unable was David with conference a After curne from a man who gave his The Farm Credit Administration ball. After the contest be the farm counterpart of the city fast name as VV L. Workman, 27, of F Smith, slate commissioner of C. Holbrook, complained of a sore arm, for the Federal Housing Administration Suit Lake City. 'Workman was agriculture, and Ward first time In his life. He perof the public service reported it is helping chairman 1 2,000 on anony-ail here nearly afrested today mitted the visitors 12 hits. Brighe lie announced that farmers lad"climb the commission, agricultural John Sheriff tip and Deputy i collected 9. to ham to der" a make land would each month. appeal personal ownership Armstrong said the man had Plain next City In to the game, reduced rates for the carriers The FCA has financed the purcomplicity In the downtown centers. chase of 55,000 farms since its defeated Hooper 9 to 8t in -- a midwest consuming to a of car belonging robbery It Is expected he will confer creation by Congress in 1935. The battle royal, Hooper coming up N. Sidney Brown. Albuquerque, week with officials of the 12 Federal Land Banks advanced from the rear ln the last two this salesman last July M.. jewelry loans to innings collected five runs, within Union Pacific and Denver & Rio $130,000,000 in long-terlflfth in Salt Lake City. make the .. one of tielng the score. purchase possible. Western Grande railroads, pointing Authorities said Workman had The first game last evening. out the necessity for an emergency Despite lower farm commodity In man the another bgplicated prices the demand for loans to make Mantua defeated Perry, 13 to, 10. cifme. The name of the accom- - rate 25 cents a hundred lower the jump to ownership is about as and It was a real ball game. In rate. than the present Presents Endorsment Propos-vUdc- e was withheld. heavy this year aa at any time the second contest Riverdale do Peaches 600 tars Workman told , police that he al To Construct Xaroopurchas f jafed Farmington chib," 12 to 4. The- - situation i.n.cq the .URswiW-i"" of the loot - The governor-sai- d ing became noticeable in 1935," F. 500,UW uam one and is serious Tonight the two winning teams a everything Colorado. Sallda. and FCA F, Hill, 0rdway deputy governor, said. Riverdale and Plain City, will batbe done to aid the will In possible was of it pawned Part Fund of 25 Million Ready of wild tle it out for the state championgrowers, who expect to have beJimta offi(.ers said. The Farm Security Administrahonors. This game starts at of Utah and the iife resources cars 800 of and 600 tween peaches tion, which has $25,000,000 for the ship Approximately half of the loot 8 oclock. 1st. intermountain west was urged by was discovered the purpose, estimated it would help day following ready for export after Sept. The governor was told that with 5,000 farmers purchase homes this 'when a sack contafn- speakers at the August meeting reduction in the freight fiscal year. Last year it aided in a stolen of the jewelry ing part to the purchase of 2,000 homes. was found in a vacant lot in Salt rate the growers could expect realize about 60 cents a bushel, Officials sam the FSA has money Lake City. his but without the reduction only 35 to help only about one out of every Workman told authorities 35 realized fish and game commissions edu-- ; home wag ,n West 100 cents. If tenants who want to buy farms. only they Virginia before national service, delivered a lec- cents they would suffer heavy The FSA has $200,000,000 for farm moved tQ utah aid this year. Congress appropriated ture illustrated with pictures taklosses. en in ail parts of the state, in- - . It was explained that because $175,000,000 for grants and loans the local market would not absorb other than farm purchases. Offieluding some of the more prlmi-- ; , AUXILIARY around $150,000,000 the production and railroad rates cials said TRENTO, Italy, Aug. 26 (UP) would be available as loans and PLANS JUBILEE were unfavorable, Utah growers that C. J. Dewey of Tremonton. Carlo Stegher, 87, walked into the direct will grants not probably association president, presided .at of cherries and apricots could not exceed $12,000,000. Administration police station here at 3 a. m. tothe meeting, which was arranged also will cost about $12,000,000. YORK (UP) Members ofiae'--l all their crops. day, completely naked, and told by the fish and game committee, ,he Ladjes Auxiljary of the Veter- officers be bad decided oof which Ward Armstrong of Og- - anB o( foreign Wars will inaugur-de- n that wag the best way to get some on is chairman. ale tbe;r 25th anniversary year new clotbea. They smelled bis $300,000 Dam Thursday, Aug. 25. breath but Carlo had not been In line with the conservation The auxiliary, which was organdrinking. "You cant let mejgo theme, Orson Christensen of Brig- - ized in 1914 to promote the welfare around offending public morals, ham Cjty presented for indopse- - of veterans who had fought in over- Arthur L. Johnson, national se- he insisted. The police agreed and ment of the association a pro- -' s35 wars, has made plans for a fullTREMONTON, Aug. 25. Box El- cretary and legislative chairman solved the problem by locking up of silver its jubobservance posal to construct a $300,000 dam ye3r3 der county will complete a record of the General Welfare Federation Carlo. anniversary. across .Bear river to provide late- -' national encampment wheat harvest within about 10 of America, Inc., formerly attorseason water and spring flood of The annual NEW YORK; Aug. 26 ,'(UP) the auxiliary will be held sim- - days in which over a million ney for the California State Labor control as a benefit to wild fowl ulUneously with that of the Vct- - bushels of wheat will have been Commission and author of the The United States today' Just missin the Bear River Bay region. rans of Foreign Wars in Columbus, cut, threshed and stored or sold, General Welfare Act, H. R. 4199, ed having a new citizen "named A. G. Nord, supervisor of Cache o., next week .A military ball will according to Frank Hall, manager will speak in the City Hall Park, Love Nut, t age 40. A federal judge National Forest, explained func-- 1 open the anniversary year. or the Hustler Elevator at Portage. Sunday, August 28th, at 2 p. m. turned down the citizenship applitlons of the forest service In con-- ; The auxiliary was founded in Mr. Hall said that there has His subject will be National Re- cation of Janette Bourne, native servation work. Pittsburgh, with representatives from neyer been great a harvest in covery the American Way. In of the British West Indies because of dozen Veterans a of than fewer of Fred D. Miles Ogden, district llfeUnl0 of resideCe in the case the weather s , Inclement, she wanted to aign the papers hs lts Wars pjists. Today road com- Foreign engineer for the state The harvest in the the meeting will be held In the with her real name" ln Father areamembership of 100,000 is divided a- - ;roltaKe was Just com Central Junior High School, 25th Divines "heaven Love Nut. mong 2,500 auxiliaries in every state Pocatello Valley land Adams. and the territories. Membership in mencing. More than 500,000 bushels of The Utah state officers, the PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26 (UP) the auxiliary is limited to mothers, Mrs. Harry Yost had another wives, sisters and daughters of Am- - wheat has already been stored ln Brigham .City and Ogden GWA week of September at Smithfield, crican soldiers who have fought on Garland warehouses, while the Centers extend to you a cordial baby today and the flag pole atop it was announced. Hahnemann foreign soil. Hospital is getting majority of the wheat produced invitation to be present. 'tO-i- In other areas of the county also MRS. DAISY ROBERTS, another coat of paint Yost a WPA worker, painted the - flag is being stored, he said. An overState Secy, Federation. ahundance of wheat, which also pole 13 months ago in payment 0$ rriraXTC? DUiLUIvA for delivery of their seventh child. O has a low protein value this year. LESLIE BOWEN DEAD The eighth was born today, so Influences, The near approach of Peach! and other marketing Yost started a new paint job. ;, ' to depress . 'the price, Days is evidenced in the beautiful continue Information was received yester40 cents 33 to from is which have which street decorations only Fact-fin- d just committees heretofore day here of the death of Leslie AKRON, O.. Aug. 26 (UP per bushel, he added. named to view proposed state been placed across Main and Bowen who formerly resided ln wheat for The Fifty WPA workers sat down on yield irrigated sites, one committee for e3t streets by the electric depart-SaCity. a street project today in protest this year ran from 60 to 70 bush- ' Brigham Lake county and south, an- - ment f Brigham City, For about two years he was land while the to els acre, against too many tools per man-t- wo of colors Tbe various dry streamers other committee north of Salt Lake nor-- 1 each. A spokesman said: One double about the was wheat the are intervals at Placed along a tbmgratory county, Thursday visited proposed 30 to 35 bushels, shovel or pick per workman is Vn n I, sites in Salt Lake county and sric-e- t and are remindful of those mal yield, from death was avail- all right, but theyve given each with many reporting exceptional able d(:,ais Friday visited proposed sites in strung between the buildings over last evening. man both a pick and shovel. dur-o- f Box Elder county. The chainAen tbe canals in ancient Venice $04. The festivals. their 40 ' Ipk E. these two committees, H. of Ogden, and Her- - ers are Centered with - beautiful Junior Registration bert Snow of Salt Lake City, will banners on which are highly All Jynlor high school students the findings of the com- - ore(t ripe peaches and green peach are urged to meet at the high Standing of Teams mittees to Governor Henry H. leaves. At the top of the banners school building Saturday,. ; Sepln- an are and of words W. greeting Blood and Chairman Samuel tember 3rd at 4 o'clock p. m. to un- tonight (Saturday) m. 8 at with vitatlon to p. celebrate BrigStewart at an early date. register. The fee , is $2.50, 60 of the the der Missionary auspices Without doubt a call will be ham City, cents to be refunded in the spring decora-th- e Association. these made soon of the committee of; Complementing of the year..- Books, supplies and They will furnish music and whole, 15 members from varl-- . tlons at each end of the city are lockera will be Issued at that time. talks. These short make beautiful people electric welcoming to further signs ous sections of the state, ALF FREEMAN, and before in and been have to Brigham Brigham City passersby consider these matters. celeover have put very interesting announcing the Peach Days $0 w Wednesday Results Notice, Band Members bratlon. programs. Evans 14, Lucky Strikes 7.. SCANDINAVIAN MEETING All members of the Box Elder Bear River 17, All Stars 11. 'iO'i Everyone is invited and a large Elder Reed Simmonsen who re- is expected. high school band are urged to be Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Johnston of attendance Dodgers 23, Blue Sox 14. cently returned from a mission to Denmark will be the speaker at the j this city announce the birth of a present at the park this evening at 6 oclock for the band concert. Scandinavian meeting Sunday Aug- - j girl on Thursday morning at a local David Crompton, manager of the Monday Schedule ust 28th in the 6th ward chapel at hospital. Mother and babe are re-- 2 local Cornet S, 10 and 25c store, rePlease do not fail me on this Evans vs. Blue Sox oclock. All are invited. ported to be doing well. Mrs. John- - turned Thursday evening from a All Stars vs. Lucky Strikes. occasion. The Presidency j ston was formerly Miss Ilia Larsen two weeks' vacation in Los Angeles. Bear River vs. Dodgers. A. B. CASE.MAN, Director, CONFESSION GOVERNOR TO - - AID FRIUT MEN JEWEL ROBBERY $5.-M- m 1 n nt'-part j ... f, f, ff - pop-ey- WILL COMPLETE ARTHUR JOHNSON RECORD WHEAT SPEAKS IN OGDEN HARVEST SOON , - -- , j j STATE PRISON PEACH DAY COMMITTEES VIEW SITES ; For-pris- lt -- stream-Hemmlngw- Girls Softball League rt j j |