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Show READ THE NEWS WHILE IT IS I ! NEWS IN THE f BOX ELDER NEWS iBi READ THE ADS IN THIS PAPER AND HELP BUILD YOUR s devoted to no party or faction-butju- st $$$$$ to all OWN COMMUNITY ; BRIGHAM CITY, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1929. OLUME 35. fATAL ACCIDENT Our New Heading With this issue we have changed the style of heading1 of The Box Elder News, as will be seen from the caption over1 the first page. The sketch of our new heading was drawn by our linotype operator, Leslie Humpage, and the plate was made by a Salt Lake engraver. This change was made to add to the appearance of The News and at the same time make the paper more distinctive. ON STATE ROAD ? r -- frs. Howard Andreason Dies from Injuries in Auto Collision. UU FOURTH OF JULY IN BRIGHAM CITY NUMBER 26., . BEETON, JR. Boys Eye Injured By An Exploding Torpedo DIES AT MALAD son of Richard Forsgren, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Forsgren of this Celebration Was of Great Was SticKen With Heart Interest to Kiddies; Failure On Tuesday; Prizes Given. Funeral Today. city, had his right eye badly injured by an exploding torpedo shortly after noon on July Fourth. He was attended by a local physician and upon his recommendation a specialist was consulted at Ogden. It will take several days to determine the extent of the injury, but his parents are hopeful that the eye may be saved. After witnessing the parade and at the request of the boy, his mother purchased five penny torpedoes for him. In demonstrating to his father, after returning home, how they worked, the torpedo rebounded after it was thrown to the pavement, striking the boy in the eye. The little fellow was enthused over the pop and bang" of he torpedos in the hands of other boys during the parade, and his first thought was to show father how it was done. The accident is extremely sad and the only one reported here on the Fourth of July. KM NEW EQUIPMENT ILLS AT BARON 3 New Automatic Looms Acquired by Brigham Woolen Industry. With the suspension of business. Funeral services for Wm. Beeton, The Baron Woolen Mills of this Independence Day was fittingly ob- Jr., former resident of Deweyville, city, is this week installing three served in Brigham City on Thursday who died at Malad, Idaho, Tuesday new automatic looms to be used in and a splendid program was carried afternoon at 3 oclock of heart the manufacture of blankets. out. The populace was awakened at trouble, were held at the Portage According to Thomas Baron, Jr., daybreak by the firing of the huge ward chapel this morning at 10 o'of this department, the manager French 75 MM guns by the local clock. Following - the services, the been operating six looms has company unit of the National Guard, announc- body was taken to Deweyville where In the past. One of the older looms ing the ushering in of the 153rd an- services were held at the ward will be taken out when the new niversary of the day on which the chapel at 2 oclock this afternoon. looms are Installed, giving them a Declaration of Independence of the Interment was in the Deweyville total of eight looms. United States of America was pro- cemetery. The company Is employing fourteen claimed. Mr. Beeton was born October 14, In the blanket-makin- g He to moved Utah. at 1870, people departHooper, A feature of the morning program ment, six boys and eight girls. The years ago, was the street parade which went Deweyville about forty-fiv- e installation of the new looms will forward from the Central School where, on April 20, 1895, he married was1 He Knudson of Anna that require an additional force, accordplace. grounds at 10 oclock. The line of ing to Mr. Baron. march was north on Main to 1st a faithful member of the L. D. S. North street and back to Forest church, holding the office of Elder. In addition to its extensive mail street. The parade was headed by He has lived at Malad, Idaho, for order business in clothing, knit goods, the American Legion and Auxiliary several years past. underwear, hosiery and many other Mr. Beeton is survived by his wife bearing the national and post colors. articles, the Baron Woolen Mills is Next came the Brigham City band, and six children, as follows: William building up a splendid business in followed by the Fire Department and N James A., Mrs. Elvareen Camp, the manufacture and sale of blankets. tbe local unit of the National Guard Clarence, Lloyd and Mrs. Luella The company is keeping abreast of with its tractors and large guns. Next Waldron, all of Malad, Idaho. Surthe times by the installation of new in line were several hundred children, viving also are eight grand children, equipment and is constantly improvrepresenting groups and individual his father, 'William Beeton of Ogden, ing the quality of its output until characters, including the Lincoln and four brothers, Henry Beeton of Congress Will Appropriate now the blankets made locally are Central School kindergartens, the Pocatello, Idaho, John, oseph and of equal quality to anything to be $39,500,000.00 For public play grounds, patriotism, the George Beeton of Deweyville; three had. This institution ranks among operetta characters, various nations, sisters, Mrs. Charlotte Mlckklesen, the largest and best in the state Huge TasK. health units, sports and athletics, the Weaser, Idaho, Mrs. Mary Oram, Ogin its line. KM pioneers, Indians, hunters and trap- den, and Mrs. Lenora Bigler oi How many persons are there in pers, clowns, decorated vehicles, pet Collinston. anithe United 'States? How many KM and hobby groups, racing horses, etc. Mantua mals how much goodls in circulation Services Held Many beautiful costumes were worn Mutual how large the army of unemConjoint Meeting J. Christian by the children, and in the playground We, as everybody else, ployed? 7:30 OclocK would hardly like to say, but if you section, was a beautiful float depicting the Spirit of Play." The Toy Funeral services for Jens Christian wait long enough, Uncle Sams tellers Symphony Band was also a feature Nielsen, who died Monday, were held The Mutuals of the six wards of will furnish the figures. of the parade. At the conclusion of at the Mantua ward chapel WednesBrigham City will meet conjointly will be More than $39,500,000.00 the parade, prizes were awarded for in at appropriated by Congress for the day afternoon at 1 oclock. Bishop the tabernacle various features and each child was 7:30 oclock. TheSunday evening to be task, which is to be completed in Conrad Jeppsen presided at the serprogram given a nickel. vices, with Counselor Richard Anderrendered will include a piano duet about six months. son in charge. The floral offerings Following the parade, the band and the slogan by the Third ward; There are several novel features were beautiful. gave a splendid open air concert at a vocal solo and two numbers by the about this years census taking, which the court house grounds, choir from the Second ward, and a The services opened with Binging, it from past undertak At 2 oclock several hundred chil- vocal solo and talk from the Fifth distinguishes Is the Souls Sincere Desire," Prayer is The countrys population ings. The public is invited. dren gathered at the stake tabernacle ward. the rate of about 1, by the choir. Invocation was offered at increasing K4 grounds to participate in the racing 400,000 yearly, a record that sur by Wilford Hailing, and the choir events and contests. The committee For passes anything in history. An excess sang, Sweet Hour of Prayer. in charge had arranged an interest- Plans Under Way of births over deaths and of immiThe speakers were Lucius dlansen, The Old FolKs Outing' gration events, ing program of thirty-thre- e over emigration are the big A. A. Larsen, Richard Anderson, C. with attractive prizes for the winners causes of this. It Is estimated that O. Christensen of Brigham City. Beand consolation prizes for those who of the the population next year will probably tween speakers, Knudson Chairman Peter John Rasmussen raced but did not win. This feature Old Folks committee of the Box have reached the sum total of Go You Want Me Where Ill sang, was an attractive event. which is thirty times that of to Go." The closing song, O My Elder stake announced today that MMM The baseball game and horse rac- plans are being made for the annual the year 1790, when the first census Father, was rendered by the choir before ing, scheduled at the park, was called old folks outing of the stake, which in America was taken. was Ed. Thompson arraigned and Peter Jensen pronounced the Years 5 Lewis Frye, fay Judge B. H. Jones in the City Court off, apparently for lack of interest will be held early in August this The much mooted question between benediction. Interment was in the Old, Dies Tuesday Night on Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock in these events. year. Mr. Knudson and his commit- Republicans! and Democrats: "What Mantua cemetery. on a charge of petty larceny. He The childrens dance given at the tee associates are scouting around is the extent of unemployment? will Bishop Conrad Jeppsen dedicated son of entered a plea of guilty and was Bluebird hall from 4 to 6 oclock in for a suitable place to hold the out- be settled, and this, too, is a proceedj Jay Lewis Frye, the grave. in six months the county a jail. never decided workwas given a afternoon authorized before in are the this and success, ing year ing already hillip and Anna Jensen Frye, died Provislon was made b the Jud MM uesday night at 10:45 oclock at the that three months of the sentence according to Mrs. Clyde B. Stratford, ing out a detailed program for the decennial census bill. Nor, for that does of of chairman in the gathering the committee figures Special Foot Clinic Will charge. occasion. Assurance is given that matter, imlly home on West Forest street, to lie lad was sticken ill only an hour be suspended providing defendant More than 200 children attended the everything possible will be done to relating to distribution of goods have Be Conducted At Annual timeany precedent, although Mr. Hoover party and music was furnished by make the outing most pleasant. efore his death, which was caused leaves the county at that KM a such advocated Makers orchestra. was the of B. S. Price Jensen strongly Merry provision given rom convulsions. It was first feared Encampment when he was Secretary of Commerce. from a hearing, having been charged with The grand ball in the evening was j. that the boy may have died Mrs. Santschi and Major from The 100,000 persons who go pinal meningitis but a close check issuing a ficticious check. He too, likewise successful. Music for this Visit At Bear River City door to door gathering statistics will ersLOGAN. During the annual Farmy the state health department prov-- d pleaded guilty and was fined $75, or occasion was furnished by the Gayety be paid according to the number of Encampment at the Utah State three months in the county jail. Girls orchestra. that this was not so. noses counted. A supervisor will Agricultural College, .July KM - The parents have the sympathy of The picture programs and carnival During the week, Major and Mrs. a special foot clinic will be conducted! events added to the pleasures of th Eugene Santschi have been visiting preside over each of the 565 districts, le community in their very sad Plans for Local are to be by one of the leading chiropodists which divided into Airport sections ereavement. day and the celebration was a suc- with Mrs. Santschls brothers, John for the enumerators to cover. The of the State of Utah. 6 fJay L. Frye was born in Brigham cessful one. Credit is due all who P., David, Albert E. and Reuben Progressing are to carry charts showing d The foot specialist will give Inworked to make the celebration a Holmgren at Bear River City. Mrs. latter Ity, August 23, 1924. He is information he must obtain. dividual examinations what follow-ijust g the his and to men, women, success. parents by Holmwas Amanda Santschi United C. of formerly the Hess, engineer Ray All this information is strictly con- and children who MKK brothers and sisters: Phyllis, 14, States Department of Commerce, acattend the encampUtah State at the gren, an instructor fidential, and deliberately misleading ment and give advice for the correcilllam John, 12, Carol, 11, Norma, companied by Mrs. Hess, spent TuesCollege. Agricultural the census taker Is a violation of law tion of Fish Pond and Delone, 2 years of age. any defects he finds Major Santschi at the present time in Brigham City. Mr. Hess came Deweyville day by fine and Imprisonment. his observations. He will alsoduring punishable afFuneral services were held this of staff the give Now Being RestocKed is assigned to general here to look over the proposed new KM srnoon at 4 oclock at the Second lectures during the mornings of the the army with the Sixth Corps, glteg for the airporti a8 well as the short course, pertaining to the care rard chapel. Interemnt was in the old one, and to confer with the Patriarch E. P. Cordon stationed at Chicago, 111. city Charles J. Dewey of Deweyville was of the feet to prevent abnormalities Ity cemetery. have Santschis Major assignments officilas and the airport committee a business visitor to Laid at Rest Wednesday and foot difficulties. KMBrigham City taken them to many countries and The clinic will j from the local chamber of commerce He just received about open at 2 oclock each day. the World War, Before posts. A visit was made to the various sites Wednesday. army Girl 2,000 small trout with which to reBrigham Impressive funeral services were he was assigned with General Pershwith the view of selecting the best stock the In a healthful shoe exhibit large fish pond on his ing on the expedition into Mexico, held at the Willard ward chapel on will addition, Dies In Ogden Hospital location possible, and in all probabI be conducted by Miss Afton raisbeen Mr. has Dewey premises. ility, steps will be taken immediately ing trout for a number of years. Re- after Villa, from there to Fort Wm. Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock for Odell, extension specialist in clothing. an to western McKinley, the Philippine Islands and Patriarch Edwin P. Cordon, who died This exhibit will show correct foot develop OGDEN. Fay Dorothy Jensen, 14, airport at the cently he presented James E. Halver- then to Tletsin, China, where he spent Monday. The chapel was filled to wear for the of the outskirts city. Stran-jiiof entire family. Peter and Annie aughter son, president of the State Security three the World War overflowing with friends and relatives KM During years. Jensen, died Wednesday at a Bank of this city, with a large trout he was ordered to West Point as and the floral tributes were beautiful. Playlets and pageants depicting "Seal hospital. She was a student of WorK Arsenal measuring 24 Inches in length and military instructor. He was then as- Bishop Ephraim White presided and clothing and its relation to posture Ogden he Junior high school and a member wUl be more than four pound by the club memGets Approval Tuesday weighing signed to General Allen, with the the opening song, O My Father, bers of given f the Ogden Girl Scouts and Beehive Jim says it was SOME fish. Cache County under the diwas at on rendered the Rhine, the choir. of by occupation army of the Fifth ward. KM Invocation was offered by John J. rection of Miss Myrtle Davidson, the r. Coblentz, Germany, where he was Funeral services will be held on home agent OGDEN. E. J. FJeldsted, secretary assigned to the commission to super- Ward, followed by a vocal solo by ry Friday at 2 oclock in the Larkin and of the Ogden chamber of commerce, Machine Injures Girl KM out of Mrs. Lottie O. Sackett. vise and designate the laying Jons chapel. Bishop Arthur Halver-fo- n On Monday the American received a letter Tuesday from Sena cemeteries for to Seriously A tribute and character the military will officiate. The body may be tor Reed Smoot, At The Theatres indicating that very the soldier boys who fell in the worthy accomplishments of Patriarch flowed at the family residence, 263 action will be taken by the he Cordon was given by the following BOUNTIFUL. The 10 year old World War. During Orchard ovenue, Thursday evening prompt on the chambers war department ELBERTA Thursday and Friday the Utah at instructor was speakers: Joseph Ririe of Ogden, F. of Bishop and Mrs. Lorln id Friday until time of services. military to rebuild the buildings at the daughter W. Fishburn, Harvey Woodyatt, Presi- Tom Mix in The Great Diamond of Holbrook, Idaho, was Agricultural College. Hunsaker Burial will be in the Brigham City request Ogden arsenal, destroyed by a storm KM Also dent Wm. C. Horsley and Bishop Robbery. Spanking Age a cemetery. seriously injured Monday evening, of several weeks ago. W. White. and son Vin Farr and Fox News. The Mrs. Gang Comedy KM musical Mr. and car a Ephraim special driven when she was struck by i I Senator Smoot enclosed a copy of by A. R., Woolley of Salt Lake. ELBERTA Saturday Only Corinna Carrol, spent the Fourth of July at program consisted of a duet, O Love NO BAND CONCERT a letter to him from Secretary of Mr. Hunsaker and his family were Logan with Mr. Farrs parents, Mr. Divine, by William and Robert Wood- Griffith in Prisoners. Also Georga Ko, band concert will be given War, James W. Good, under date of returning from, Springville, where and Mrs. Harrison Farr and with yatt, a vocal solo, O Dry Those Meets George and Krazy Kat. tomorrow. The next program will June 25th, in which he informed they had been attending a family Mrs. Farr's mother, Mrs. J. A. Tears, by Mrs. Lottie O. Sackett, and J) LIBERTY Saturday and Sunday on Senator Smoot that the matter will reunion. Mr. Hunsaker stopped in Birdneau. a violin solo by Harold Felt of given Saturday, July 13th. jfbe Reginald Denny in His Lucky Day KM consideration and KM receive prompt I Ogden. The closing song, I Need Also High Bountiful and the child got out of the Strung. shall be pleased to give you a further car to go into a store. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Call and Mr. Thee Every Hour, was rendered by attention members ward ELBERTA 1 Sunday and Monday, report at an early date, After leaving the store, she stepped and Mrs. Wesley Maughan left this the choir and President Hervin The Tide of All Second Ward choir members Empire a Zane Grey The reconstruction of the thirty from behind a car directly in front morning for a trip through Southern pronounced the , benediction. please be at the Tabernacle Sunday buildings leveled by the storm of of another car driven by Mr. Woolley. Utah and Arizona. They will visit Interment was in the Willard ceme- production. Also Batter Up" and evening, July 7th at 7:20 p. m. We June 36th will require an expenditure She received a broken collar bone Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, tery. George Cordon of Rigby, Idaho, Fox News reel. -KM will furnish the singing for conjoint of between $175,000 and $200,000, and a severe laceration of the muscle Cedar Breaks and the Grand Canyon a brother of the deceased, dedicated xnAAHnv y I do. erave. OUR Color? ADS the in BRING the 1 of the MVbtVMt jl upper left aris. RESULTS jci' S' Mrs. Irene Seager Andreason, 33, lfe of Howard Andreason of Elwood, as fatally injured at 10:30 o'clock in g Wednesday night when the car the v hlch she was riding rolled down f mbankment on the highway four I dies west of this city after colliding Danish Day Lagoon dth a car driven by Jodie Robinson while died being f Fielding, She 11th Thursday, amoved to the Pearse hospital in lis city. In the car with Mrs. The annual Danish Day at Lagoon were her husband and be held next Thursday, July 11th. will old 0 Id daughter and her A 3 program has been presplendid aby. Mr. Andreason and the baby pared and a good time i3 promised rere 6ut and bruised but the little all who attend this reunion. Many Irl escaped injury. , prizes will be given away. See the Mr. Robinson was accompanied by ad ln thia lssue of our newspaper. Is daughter, who was cut and ruised about the face. Both cars fere badly damaged. I The injured parties were taken to Jhe hospital by Mr. and Mrs. J. II. r ilive who drove up after the acciMANTUA. Miss Mary Jeppsen of dent. According to Dr. Pearse, Mrs. Salt Lake City, Mrs. John Abbott and of her jundreason had the left side hest badly crushed, her pelvis bone daughter Emma, of Brigham City, roken and was otherwise cut and were dinner guests of Bishop and Tuised. The body was removed to' Mrs. Conrad Jeppsen. he Deseret Mortuary in this city. Dr. C. C. Jensen of Sandy was Zun-te- l, friends and relatives in town H. Sheriff to John visiting According who made an investigation, Mr. last Wednesday. tobinson and daughter were driving Miss Mae Jeppsen a nurse from ' ast in a Marmon touring car. Im- - the Dee Hospital at Ogden, spent the at the home of her parents, nediately east of the cement bridge week-en- d wer thevslough on the highway, he Bishop and Mrs. Conrad Jeppsen. Suddenly observed a wagon with a Miss Fern Jensen has returned to ytayrack just ahead and being unable her home here, after spending several o stop his car drove around the feftj weeks at Downey, Idaho, ide. Here he met the Andreason Mrs. Clyde Duke of Oakland, Calif., ar, which was proceeding west. The is visiting at the .home fo her parents, eft front wheels of the cars collided Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jensen. Mrs. mdn the force of the impact threw Miss Daisy Jensen Duke was he Andreason car over the emhunk-ne- of Mantua.formerly where it turned over several Mr. and Mrs. Newell Larsen were jmes. Mr. Marenus Olsen of this a farewell social Friday Sty was driving the hayrack and guests at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. evening witnessed the accident, f Sheriff Zundel says the matter has Joseph B. Daines at Hyde Park, in fecn referred to the county attorney honor of Mrs. Larsens brother, who is leaving on a mission. Or further investigation. Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Pettingill and Mrs. Andreason was born Dec. 6, ' 896, at Logan, a daughter of Orin Mrs. Geyssler, of Rigby, .Idaho, and t. Seager and Mary Robinson Seager. Mrs. Alvin Olsen of Brigham City, if Surviving are her husband and eight were guests of Mrs. Sophia Richards on Wednesday last. hildren. KM Mon-held be services will Funeral ay afternoon at 2 oclock at the City Court Items ward chapel. at July An-reas- CENSUS TAKING HOLDS INTEREST at for Sunday at Nielsen . j nt , X I El-wo- 120,-000,0- j - i Farmers Favorably sur-ive- -- -- 'oriner j dt 4-- H 1914-15-- r -- Bun-ders- on i ' |