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Show 19i- - 'S jjni THE BOX ELDER NEWS, WANT COLUMN LOST Iri 1 -- 3 C Smith 1 PAGE Y Liberal reward THE PONY EXPRESS it CORD ROADSTER sell cheap The new 8 is in receipt of an illusLeaving town See at trated pamphlet entitled, The RoLockwood Garage JylSpd mance of the Pony Express," issued by OR SALE-A- cre lot and house on the Union Pacific System. The bookh South and 4th East Peter G let contains photos of such famous Jensen J22-t- f pony express riders as Buffalo Bill. Charles Becker, Charles Pridham, 1 OK SALE Three holstein cows, Richard Erastus Egan, William II fre,h A Do four at res of land with "ell at top Paul J Forrester, Streeper, and others, a map showing the route of the pony express and -- 3U . 6 5 ,t Phone 337-- J Jy 5 other interesting scenes along the old Under the title of TOR RL Modern three room furn- Overland trail the booklet Foreward, contains the ished apat '.men' 230 N Main tf. follow ing: APARTMENT i f 3 or 4 rooms, cellar, In the great epic of the Overland and barn for rent, close in. Phone Trail the story of the Pony Epress 533-or write Alice H Rosenbaum. stands out as one of its n6st vital and J 27-- tf thrilling episodes. That trail was first followed by the American bison, whose FOR SALE Alfalfa Hay, $12 per ton JVM JEPPSOX multitudinous herds Jll-a- S the skies with clouds of dust. It was Walter Peterson repairs clocks the trail, too, of the American Indian. Jyll-A1- 5 Over it his fleet pony carried him to the far camp of the enemy on which CHICKENS WANTED he descended with terror-breedin- g ANY AMOUNT ANY TIME cries and a deadly rain of arrows. EVALD PETERSEN, PHONE 320-TThen, ere the dtawn of the nineteenth DRESSMAKING & Korth Huber. emtury, while the thirteen colonies were still struggling to establish their 122 South Main J13-t- f. irfant government, trappers used the GET YOUR FRUIT BOTTLES AT yet unnamed trail and followed it to G LEAVE HARDWARE CO Jn27tf where the skins of the heaver and the hear were plentiful. Explorers traARMOR PLATE HOSIERY is sold only versed its almost unthinkable disM5-t- f. by N L HANSEN. tances, crossing the great Continental RUG and CARPET WEAVING Oluf Divide and arriving at the Pacific. J Olson, 115 North 1st East J22pd Then it became the path of the covered wagon, the stage coach, the thorMEASURE-MADDresses fit best oughbred horses of the Pony Express, Korth & Huber 122 S Main J 1 Rtf and at last of t he Union Pacific rail-rea- d Today the Boulevards of Steel ARMOR PLATE HOSIERY is sold only bv smooth graded highare paralleled bv N L HANSEN M5-ways on which the automobile pursues FOR SALE A good electric washer, II e cours-- of its steam driven cousin cheap Hansen Furniture & Music over vast mountain ranges to the Pacific. The airplane in its swift flight m27-tCompany across a continent follows the landFOR SALE Firewood and Kindling marks which guided the adventurers wood cheap Sycamore Grocery m27 o' a century ago. And even the sound oi the human voice flashes from coast CHEVROLET Buy one. Wherev er to coast and finds its right-of-wa- y Wherever you go you see them. along the wires that follow the Old Guarantee Overland Trail you see them they Go. The story of this Auto Company, Brigham, Utah. j31 historic thoroughfare is still in great the making. CUT FLOWERS At 113 North Mam a Phone 147. The Overland Trail (also known as L the Oregon Trail) followed the Kansas, SAND and GRAVEL delivered anythe Big Blue, the Little Blue, the where within the city or county. Platte, the Sweetwater, the Big Sandy, Send in your orders Hansen Sand the Green, the Bear, the Snake, the J20-t- f & Gravel Companv. tor cash iving j andti 15-2- ' CJhc MANGE J, with the CLOCK 7 mtHAT that clock is! a blessing " This wonderful feature of the r ai! M d s Westing-hous- e range makes cooking practically automatic. Set it and it starts the cooking at any Jaour you choose; it shuts off the current in the same convenient way. cand;j ks The Westinghouse range cannot get too hot, either its built to do nothappej s ing but cooking, and economically. first-clas- Stcj rcsof e conven-intl- y f. niuring BslanceMonthlp OFFER, ReasonabkTcrms on Most Our SUMMER. e pel apel 5 '63 UTAH POWERS-LIGHEFFICIENT CO, T PUBLIC SEFLVJCB Back of every Electric Range we sell is our guarantee and well known service c ara E tf '0M stof DISTANCE HAULING Stander, phone 206-- LONG xaramaiamas C. Henry Mrs. F C Houghton and son Bernard and daughter Bernice of Promwhere he was given medical ontory are in Biigham today on mat 3n, requiring a number of (ers of business y lond Olson of Promontory w as gi t to the Pearse hospital yes-- 1 to sew up his leg which was lacerated by a scythe, while S m the alfalfa field. hm causes bad breath, No TrencharcTs Orchestra pains, prassy coaud tongue and belching. Always Uni relief in will play at the AMBERILAINS reef on'i TABLETS a: Academy of Music only 25c jour stomach and breath tori r. G. f SCI WU Cls T. Woodward m VETERINARIAN Answered JS. 1st West trz: LL At All Hours - Phone . 190-- J N Saturday - Night A special imitation is given to the dancing classes and the general public TRANSFER Funk and Hyrum Christensen All the Latest Popular Music PHONE 589 HAS NO EQUAL J Clark Says Tan-- c Was More Than A 1 atch For Her Trou- es. ason l er to I. ark Id o re Jhe fact that she lonK experience as tele-rap- SCOTT, S EMULSION 1 little I did eat seemed to instead of good, do me harm Stomach pains would make me so .weak I would feel right faint. The least exertion would completely me and six months before takI had to hire ing Tanlac I was so weak I was in bed done. housework my most of the time for two. months and j speak was getting desperate. a pro-- i was more than a match for Tanlac nurse, the statement of Mrs. troubles and eight bottles left me of 415 TValsworth Oak-- 1 my Ave., and sleep like a wh he of interest to all feeling fine. I eat child and have energy and strength in nee(l of an upbuilding that makes life a pleasure. Tanlac is simply grand my fifteen Tanlac is for sale by all good drug-40 years experience Over nurse 8ay8 Mrs. Clark e'. gists. Accept no substitute Mit 1 never found the equal Million bottles sold. j as a stomach medicine and wo years constiago an attack of Tanlac Vegetable Pills, for the pa left ffie without appetite and pation, made and recommended by in TANLAC. lach such a bad fix that th manufacturers of Scott St Bowne, Bloomfield. has not yet ceased to flow conqttere tlie vast prairies and made them fruitful. Splendid cities sprang up and One by one the great agriflourished cultural states of the Middle West and the West were added to the Union And that Unioii grew to be the leading nation of the 4vorld, while within its borders the old Overland Trail, made l't rpianent by the Union Pacifics high- 1 J. 21-4- 1 ways of steel, was developing Into ot e of the greatest thoroughfares known to history. Through tomance and daring of the still stand out and remain as one of the finest of this famous old trail. it all the ss Pony will ever Ex-pie- traditions that build M5-- tf WET WASH 4c A LB. BRIGHAM STEAM LAUNDRY We Deliver Phone 62. Patronize Your Home Laundry. LEADERSHIP Firestone Leads on Speedway with Five Record Breakers so When the race driver selects his tires he does desuccess for and chances life his that rtslizirg all of the pend upon them. It is significant that ten mozry winners in the Indianapolis race were F res tone shod. Firestone, using aM ceher special processes, has developed tires to suck a h gh degree of efficiency that at Indianbroke the apolis, May 30th, the following drivers worlds record for 500 miles over thi- brick track, mrlnng many rounds at over 100 miles per hour. before were tires put to such gruelling necessary for every ounce sfvica, where it was fibre of fabric to work in of rubber and every perfect unison with every other part. Firestone for years has been first to develop tifies and rims complete which would meet the heavy trucking loads, great strains and demand for traction. By originating and carrying forward the Ship by Truck movement, and establishing Ship by Truck bureaus in all large cities. Firestone helped to speed up highway transportation ard reduce costs. gum-dippi- LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will he received by the State Road Commission of Utah, State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, at 2 i) m Tuesday, July 29th, 1924, and at that time publicly opened for the Construction of a gravel surface road m Box Elder County, the same hting Federal Aid Project No. 63-la tween the end of pavement of F A P near Chase, and Bear River No 3S-A OFESSIIML NURSE SAYS y, L City The length of road to be constructed or improved is 5 09 miles, and the prm-eipitems of work are approximately as follows Common Exiava'ion 9100 al NLAC unne.-essar- fIJefyUpk better Ilosierv made than Armot 8n'd onlv by CROP SMALLER VICTORIES 1JOX Plate Hosierv Hansen Boise, the Grande Ronde, the Umatilla and the Columbia. Near the western boundary of Wyoming the California Trail began. Milton Sublette, fur trader, in 1830 sent wagons westward over the Overland Trail from St. L.us. In 1M9 the northern branches of the gre it Estimated potato production m Utah pathway began to be traveled whtn as of July 1. is 2,201,000 bushels, acwere established from cording to information received here connections St. Joseph, Nebraska today by the W. R larvin company Leavenworth, and Omaha Tiavel from the U S department of agriculPlattsmouth City, became heavy in 1S44 and reached ture. a temporary high tide in 1849 Just Utah's entire production of potatoes before the outbreak of the Civil War for 1923 was 2,6,88,000 bushels, the rethe volume of traffic over the Over- port shows. land Trail and other westward trails The production for 1923 for t he 17 had grown to immense proportions states of the United States was 412,- Five hundred frieght wagons frequent- 392.000 bushels. Estimates for 1924 ly passed Ft. Kearney in a day and have been placed at 372,968,000 buwithin one twenty-fou- r hour period shels.. 888 westward wagons drawn by 10,600 Idaho had a total of 11,724,000 buoxen were counted between that place shels last year and under the estiand Julesburg. mate for this year Is listed at 10,713,009 In I860 the Pony Express was or- bushels. New York is picked to lead the naganized to speed mall from the East tion in the production of potatoes with to the West and for a year and a half It endured, a much faster means of 35.345.000 bushels for 1924 as1 comcommunication than the stage coach pared with 39,729,000 bushels for last The latter, however, flourished until season. Idaho will produce approximately the late sixties. In 1861 the passen888.000 barrels of apples during 1924 fare from to Missouri River the ger onvor was $75.00; to Salt Lake City, as compared with 1,600,000 for 1924. The final estimate for the United $150 00; to California. $225 00. In 1861 a telegraph circuit was completed al- States last season was 34,403,000 barong the Overland Trail into salt Lake rels For the entire country this year the estimate has been placed at 32-,City, making the Pony Express 293.000 barrels. and in 1869 when Leiund Stan00 ford drove the golden spike that joined Mr and Mrs Leo J Nielsen and the Union Pacific and Central Pacific of Idaho Falls, Idaho, are h childicn ai Promontory Point, Utah, the flashed to the woild the news visiting in this city with relatives of the completion of the fiist tians-- . and fihnds. continental railroad. The completion of this greatest of railroad building projects ended the golden era of the stage coach anil made possible the rapid settlement and development of the West Built amid the perils of Indian ranis and in spite of the gunmen and desperadoes who intent ed the lawless West, the Union Pacific brought a host of Depend upon it, nothterrito the citizens upright, thrifty ing is just as good as tories thiough which it passed an law and order was soon restored The SCOHS EMULSION westering wave of civilization which M. - MOVING ohn Call m23tf j STOMACH 3UR R ELDER COUNT! : GOOD BUY on The Larsen Ladder Would you like to buv coal at $5 33 per ton on the car at our siding0 Write for information (.rent Moslem Coal Mines ( ., or phone E L. Josephson 290 for explanation mlG CITIZENS OF esc? ned V The drudgery it saves, the time, the temper you can depend on it to save you all these things. Mtec once-blacke- THREE UTAH POTATO THE ROMANCE OF I urse containing money and Return to this office or call kes SEMI-WEEKL- Boriow 42,000 eu. yds , Gravel for surfacing 10,200 cu. yds, Gravel Haul 87,600 jd miles. Plans and specifications are on file n, in the office of the State Road Salt Lake Citv. Utah, and (he office of the Bureau of Public Ronds, Ogden, Utah. The above plans and specifications r.iav he obtained at the office of the State Road Commission on depositing Any additional Five ($3 00) Dollars from tl secured tie information may Chief Engineer at Salt Lake City, Utah The right to reject any or all bids is reserved Cash or certified check for Three Thousand dollars, ($3.000 00) made Compayable to the Utah State Road as hid each mission must accompany as a and guarfaith of good evidence antee that if awarded the contract, the bidder will execute the contract and give bond as required. STATE ROAD COMMISSION, By PRESTON G. PETERSON, Chairman. C. MEANS, HOWARD Chief Engineer. Jyll-18-2u vds , Com-riiSMo- N-v- er Miles Driver per hour v!Lr"t Joo Boyar L. L. Corum - Star. Cooper Jim riy Murphy 5 Her nett Hill 5:11 (07:00 Harry Harts - :51 5:06-4;j:i- 5 :08 :25 .39 5:10:44-2- ... 98.24 .. ..97.99 .. 97.27 96.55 96.46 reader hip In Every J 27 Service the length-are d ons of motorists profiting by service of Firestone tires. Scores of unso-e- d testimonials emphasize the long mileage d Coras deliver which F. esione and economy. bu 'ds leadership Gum-Dippe- ety Balloon Tire Leadership Firestones latest contribution to motoring & the low air pressure or Balloon Tire. This, the Balloon, was made practical by original full-siz- e g process, inthe special Firestone each of fibre adding cord, great sulating every has also simplistrength and stamina. Firestone Balloon ires to fied the application of full-siz- e it conyour present car by designing a special ur bed by sisting of tires, tubes, rims and spokes app any dealer at a very low cost. Gum-Dippin- Leadership Against British Rubber Restriction Act Attacking the unsound and uneconomic character oT the British Rubber Restriction Act limiting the exportation of rubber from the Far East, Firestone was the one large tire manufacturer to take up the cause for the car owner. Soon after the agitation was started for America to produce rubber under its own control, the cost of crude rubber was reduced and tire prices brought back to normal. Through Leadership on Cabs, Buses and Dealer, Leadership Service and Tire Trucks Quality can obtain ortaxicab companies in the five largest Tit largest q the United States use Firestone Gum-Dcities in the ped Cords exclusively. One fleet alone, Ye low Cab Co. of Chicago, uses over one-ha- lf midion tiie miles per day. Through Firestone dealers you on the ganized service and the soundest values market, whether you need a Ford 30 x 8V2 F abric, Cords or e Balloon a set of ' truck tire. a full-siz- j2um-Dippe- MOST MILES PER DOLLABj Wixom Service Stations BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH B. & B. Service Station WILLARD, UTAH Peach Motor Company UTAH BRIGHAM CITY, t AMERICA SHOULD PRODUCE ITS OWN RUBBER 5. err d 10-in- ch r wawiijirivin, rr- - |