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Show I THE BOX ELDER NEWS, 55siDAY, JULY 1, 1932. b Orowds r' :; Jams V 3 M. WORLDS GREAT SAFEST OF VAULTS BEING CONSTRUCTED ATHLETES AWAIT Concrete, Steel, Water Protect Bank of England. C. grocery stores will experience crowds and jams tomorrow. Everyone wiD be buying foods for Sunday and Monday. 0. P. Skaggs System stores are so arranged liat all wiU be served uickly and accurately- 0 jams. Our stock is nost complete for the Fourth of July. Shoppers tomorrow come early. Get the best and save the most. Most OLYMPIC GAMES Women To Participate In A Big Way In Games. page Tmns Semi-Week- ly ROCHAMBEAU IS JSS LARSENS REMEMBERER BY I want the new Bank of bo impregnable that no made England London. one could even steal so much as half a sovereign from its vaults. Even the theft of that small sum would ruin GR0CYTERYA ALL AMERICANS SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY: 17c BUTTER, (Superior), lb NEW POTATOES, Home Grown, 10 lbs. 23c Pail 34c LARD, 48-l79c FLOUR, (Mt. Queen), Bag Brick 59c CHEESE, 48c SUGAR, 10 lbs 3 Cans 25c TOMATOES, POTATO CHIPS, Large Package 12c U. S. Inspected Steer Pot Rst, ft. II '2e Great French Militarist Placed at Disposal of Washington. our prestige." That statement, made by Mantagu Norman, governor of the Bank of 1932 England, Is responsible for the mighty barricade of steel and cement being WASHINGTON, D. C. July 1st is LOS ANGELES, Calif. The shock built 60 feet below the streets of Lona date on which every person in the troops, comprising the worlds great- don. est foreign athletes, have arrived in country who wishes to be regarded Norman's instructions are being car- as a good American should think for Los Angeles to prepare for a connew a moment of the noble character who certed onslaught upon existing world ried out to the letter and the records during the Olympic Games, vaults will withstand assault, fire, was born on that day 207 years ago. bombardment, dynamite and flood for In Lafayette. Park, in the city of July 30th to August 14th. Accompanying the athletes, or fol- the next 500 years. If any intruder Washington, facing the White House, on lowing closely in their paths, are even gets Inside, he must face the stands a statue to this man, and thousands of spectators who are ar- danger of being drowned, shot or cap- the base of it are carved the words in which George Washington has Fresh, crisp potato chips riving daily from all parts of the tured. recorded in the harmonious nobly irill seU for the very globe to attend the international 500,000 new are safes The costing which existed between friendship fellow to and cheer their spectacle and will be the main feature of the this man and himself. Aeap price of 9c per Vi on the Olym- new Bank of countrymen competing now England building, lb. bag, Saturday. and of This friend of pic sport field. half finished. All work has been car- America was JeanWashington Baptiste Donation Nor are all the honors to be heaped ried out behind high barricades. de Vimeure, Comte de Rochambeau, upon the head of the male athletes The outer doors of the safes are de- and it is in view of that classic for women will play a bigger part in outer example of friendship between two the 1932 Olympic Games than in any scribed as artillery proof. The Medium size tins of cores are exalted souls, as well as for the help while are the shells bronze previous celebration of its kind. Ap.aerette Pork & Beans that Rochambeau brought to Washsolid blocks of steel women 250 will participroximately , will sell Saturday for 5c ington and to America, that every inrests room" All the "fltrong system pate in the various events, it is one American owes him a thought. And HlOlltJ'hese are Packe1 dicated by entries from the various on a three-foo- t bed of concrete reinmost appropriate durnations of the world. nf Utahs .best canners. forced with hardened steel rods, and the thought is when the whole civithis year, ing was recent It only in comparatively covered with a layer of steel. The lized world is like, them. While honoring the memory d ban against sides of the vaults and safes are proyears that the of George Washington. Nothing would 'shopping in our store, women participating in the Games Architects have pleased Washington more than Saturday, be sure to note was lifted. Their first appearance in tected In the same way. no amount of tunnel- this moment of gratitude that we are certain that our prices the modern Olympic celebrations was his great ally and at Athens, Greece, in 1906 during ing would ever permit access from bestow uponarms. to fafclT comrade in below or from the sides. of the unofficial celebration the inuuhcrl knows the story The only feasible access to the safes tenth anniversary of the revival of Every school-chil- d the ancient -- Games. and vaults will be from above, through of the help that came from France e"S A group of Danish gymnasts gave massive grille gates and steel doors, at a critical hour in the progress of (Saturday, our an exhibition performance in the guarded, If necessary, by machine the Revolution. The patriots, we are utsetdiiu be prepared to sell stadium, and the King of Greece was gunners. Inside these gates and doors told by the United States George so impressed that he invited the enou Washington Bicentennial Commission, average milka deep shaft, with elevators, lead- had become destitute of everything tire team to be his dinner guests. is ed spring chickens for their magnificent courage and but The publicity incident to this honor ing down to the level of the vaults. of our July In emergencies this shaft can be determination. But a nation cannot was instrumental in causing the Inipread. They are of very ternational Olympic Committee to flooded, drowning Intruders, with no triumph on valor alone, and the d throw down the ban against danger of the water penetrating the Colonies were without funds, withExcellent quality and will out armament, without food and womens participation. --ell for 15c per lb. The result strong rooms. was that in 1912, at the Stockholm There are more strong grills at the clothing for their soldiers. More than Games, women appeared for the first bottom of the shaft and the huge that, five years of war had so distime in competition for medals. The safe door heartened the country that it had weighs 25 tons. Not even sports on that occasion consisted of the govern6r of the bank can open little prospect of raising these necesham will lie, Sliced, boiled sities in time to save itself. tennis and the shorter running races. hange. In its effort to encourage womens the safe door. The combination code most holiday t How the French came to our aid of participation in the 1932 Games, the sonthe lock Is divided up, no one per- with money and with armed men and Use it for mak- knowing all of it. International Olympic Committee conin answer to the pleadings of lunches d upVg sandwiches, Even inside the safe door there are 6hips, ducted an exhaustive study of the Franklin and the eloquence Benjamin nd salads. Saturdays situation and announced that events Innumerable steel doors to be opened of Lafayette, is familiar to all. The had been arranged for them in the before a single bar of gold could be story of it makes one of the noble rice will be only 28c removed from the rack on which it pages of history. It is the story of following: Track and field athletics throwing lies. nations and of individuals willing and the javelin, race, throwing able to rise above considerations of the discus, high jump, hurfinancial or political gains, and unitera b 4 by dles, race. Proves Evidence That relay ing to battle side by Bide for those near i. las'lan on a few Fencing foils. advantages to progress and Becco. Indians Were Gamblers invisible hit bottles of breast stroke, Swimming to humanity. low price free style, back box Jhe seasons Pittsburgh, Pa. There was a great The millions of livres, and the stroke, 4 by m rtf 7c per bottle will be relay race, deal of gambling dona here long be- thousands of Frenchmen who came to free style. fore the advent of the numbers racket, America in their transports and ships )ia. Bit effect Saturday. Diving fancy springboard and high slot machines and similar forms of . of war, made possible Washingtons diving. 1 ways to lose money, according triumph at Yorktown and the winto Carl R. Long of Carrlck, a suburb. ning of American Independence. But te Everett W. Adans has retired, even this splendid and effective gesLong has been collecting arrowstands will be full after walking 170,000 miles delivering is but half the story. ture left and other heads, stones, things f fresh things to make mail in Santa Cruz, Calif. rest of it consists in those The one behind which the Indian tribes by iie holiday complete and personal acts of consigraceful made the meeting place of the Prisoners in fMWts at Mo., jail Richmond, turnips, carrots, and delicacy with which the deration it It and rivers Ohio who Allegheny to refused leave, explained as FTench placed themselves under the jxciuifOions, radishes, 2c a follows: We didnt want to lose their headquarters. Of and made mneh. Cantaloupes, to three meals a day, with a roof over The sites of Indian encampments in commandthat Washington, harmonious friendship possible our heads and no work to do. aatoes, cucumbers, cher the district yield mute evidence of which Washington himself records the popularity of gambling before the c)it)ies, new potatoes, green on the statue of his During 1931, 282 manufacturers of white men came along. Long says immortality friend. pas and , green beans, great all and kinds of in grades hosiery Stoue rolling was the most popular, he watermelons, and lovely It is a fact known chiefly to stuthe United States made net shipments OB In that one the house man" dents of history that Lafayette dearly says. esh lettuce all at cheap totaling 50,541,210 doeen pairs. selected a nice round stone about two wished to be made commander of Lances. Be sure to visit it is George Barker, 89, of London, Eng- and a half Inches in diameter. He this French contingent, andover Sc i ur store tomorrow. all rolled the stone along the ground. worth the labor of turning anland, celebrated the phone? of the dealing correspondence pages a a marked Indian At shot of his spot, big by niversary wedding walking ten miles. with bow and arrows tried to drive with the subject for the pleasure of the the atone from its course with his finding how gracefully he yielded he became and how honor cheerfully OH s Belief Aifaroiouctl Other brakes bet on or s weapons. oowNsi22221,-TORtto his French The most ancient astronomers be- against him. Sometimes, Long says, a subordinate both r Coamu to General Washington. and chieftain lieved that while the stars themselves the bet was at Important as several But Rochambeau was equally fine in rioinA Surety " of Purity were fixed by some means la the vault strings of wampum or a blanket, and placing himself completely at Washton if of heaven, the planets had the power Bometlmes only a squaw. orders, and in this he was ingtons te move to and fre, either as they These Indians Long says they were but executing the orders of his willed, or by the will of some unseen Cornplantera and the biggest gamblers superiors in France. r de4W. Salt and J. H. Pepper, For falling stars, they be- of the eastern tribes also played the power. It is not commonly understood, in at Montana State College, both A deep pit all around lieved, was In the first place, what an honor the there which old Is shell still tried in game a in email is, village Shaker, conferred upon us in placing the fiat earth. Into which they went parts of New York city and In some French Rochambeau at the head of the reEXAMS'. rural districts. inforcements they sent us. The Count CompMf de Rochambeau was a soldier of the first eminence at the time, and had Old Fashioned Auto Horn been chosen to head the pick of the Causes Lot of Trouble French army in the war that was expected with England. To detail Snoqualmie Falls, Wash. The auto horns with rubber bulb him, instead, to bring the French J. C. r troops to America was a compliment attached are still a menace IEATS AND GROCERIES indeed. And no man could have more HAY, COAL AND GRAIN reported his horse stepped on one In his back yard. Etlers wife dropped becomingly personified this extremely ori a pan of dishes on hearing the honk fine compliment. Rochambeau was seven years the 'coii'ORK & BEANS, 5c Can and a neighbor driving b ywas so star- elder of Washington, and long before : tled his flivver smashed a hole through the American 17c KindiwUTTER, (Fresh Creamery), lb Revolution distinguished Etlers woodshed. himself in one of Frances important 49c Cloth Bag UGAR. 10-lwars. A smaller man might have 12c "OTATQ CHIPS, Large Size Package Zoo Get $300 Parrot given himself airs on the score of San Antonio, Texas. A Comoro is- this, especially as America wap Brick 59c jHEESE, land parrot, valued at more than $300, distinctly the suppliant for this aid 29c D, Package and believed to be the only one of Its from the French. 28c 10 Bars J)AP, White), (Crystal kind in the United States, has been Instead, Rochambeau placed him' 19c self and his forces completely at OFFEE, added to the zoo here. Package Washingtons disposal. Not only that, 29c (Blue Pine), Can care was taken to observe every "OMATOES, (Solid Pack), 3 Cans 25c nicety of military courtesy during the campaign. For instance, in the siege ALMON, Tall Cans..,. 9c Finds His Quarry of Yorktown, the Americans were VHEAT FLAKES, Large Size Package 15c given the post of honor at the right Fcgrner Army Pal! of the line; and within these larger 15c IATCHES, Carton of 6 Boxes Denver. City Detective James acts were countless smaller observVALNUTS, (Shelled Bulk), lb 33c ODonnell recently returned to ances that lifted the course pursued Denver from a trip to Portland, by Rochambeau to the plane of great Pail IYRUP, 33c Ore., without his man. military chivalry. 19c IOAP, (Velvet Skin Toilet), 5 Bars ODonnell was sent to return It goes without saying that Wash5c ETTUCE, Solid Heads George Hay to face charges of ington completely captivated Rochambeau and all the FYench officers, and embezzlement JARROTS, 2 Bunches 5c that the harmonious friendship "But that was one time I was TOMATOES, (Fresh and Ripe), 2 lbs 19c was just them between up sprang come satisfied home to perfectly what Washingtons words convey. EW POTATOES, 5 lbs 12c without my man," ODonnell , deCarved on Rochambeaus statue, they clared. (Corn-Fe10c Steer Beef), lb pOT ROAST, will go on meaning what they say . Hay, I discovered. Is the same as long as the two nations survive, ITEAL ROAST, (Best Shoulder), lb 9c George Hay who served with nev perpetuating a friendship of two EG'OF LAMB, (Milk Fed), lb 15c outfit in in the same great powers. ORK ROAST, (Best Shoulder), lb. France. ' Rochambeau lived on to the ripe 10c Believe me, when the goverold age of 82 years. During the ?ORK SAUSAGE, 3 lbs 23c nor of Oregon showed me a letFrench Revolution he at first sym3tIB BOIL, (Extra Fancy), lb. 5c ter clearing Hay I was tickled pathized with the struggle for liberty PORK LEG ROAST, (Corn-Fe- d and fought for the cause, but the to death." 12c Pork), lb murderous proclivities of the leaders mi sickened him. Suspected because of 4-l- b. 5-l- Potato Chips l iliow cheap Rib or Brisket Boil, lb. A Sausage, 3 8c lbs Sliced Bacon, lb- Roasting Chickens, Yeal Chops, lb 25c 13c 15c 14c lb. Weiners or Franks, lb- Veal Shoulder Roast, lb Bacon Squares, lb Small Pork Loin Chops or Roast, gf age-ol- b. Corn-Fe- d " r"i Pori: end Deans "Youll b. this, he was put in prison and was saved from the guillotine only by the timely death of Robespierre. It was from the hands of the young Napoleon that he received again his rank and estates and was allowed to live out In peace, a life of memories every one of which did him honor. Frying Chickens SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "NEWS lb- I2e 10c 11c 14c - When Mrs. Elizabeth Muller, 68.. cousin of General Smedley Butler, married Everett Tompkins, her chauffeur, recently, she said: "This way I have a chauffeur whw will be taking an interest in b ecause it is a part of his. Income." And Everett probably look; forward to the time when he will have-th- e business all to himself. r-old the-busines- market 2-l- b. Fourth 1 Fourth of July Specials 1 Dalri C:cco Fast Colored Ladies Dresses In Prints and Voiles This Time We Have Them for Children; Sizes 4 to 14 Years Dressy Enough for Best! Selling for 45c Each 80-me- SILK PAJAMAS AND GOWNS er Values to $2.50 200-met- er 100-met- er ' Beautiful 100-met- er 100-met- m Of Those Wonderful Ham into m m ANOTHER SPECIAL age-ol- Selling for 59c, 69c, 89c 100-met- er 100-met- er 400-met- er 552 Si Mens and Boys Most Beautiful te Fruits kur Monon-gahal- sixty-four- DRESS SHIRTS Dont Fail to See Them! Selling for 50c, 65c, 98c a, Regular 19c and 25c SILK ANKLETS To Sell ei, TO b. op. mm & At Cost! LADIES BLOUSES, 35c Offers the Following Saturday Specials: b. Pair CANVAS GLOVES, 5c Packages of Fresh Potato Chips Large 2 Cans for. Leaf Salmon, Maple Can Ripe Olives for Corned Beef Package of Parowax Velvet Skin Toilet Soap, 5 Bars Blue Pine Malt Syrup 2 25e z. 35c 13c 1 7c z. b. C. MOIST & mm 1 Pair MENS AND BOYS HANDKERCHIEFS SAP. SESAGOS Btu-rt- 10c Sample Line of th " for 9c I9c m 29c Half Block South of Tabernacle Et-le- I SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY! t b. 5-l- 4-l- b. AT OLES MARKET b. 1-l- b. rrIALT, 5-l- b. -- d, war-tim- e FRENCH DRESSING, Bottle LETTUCE, 2 Heads, Both for FRESH TOMATOES, lb . 10c ,15c 25c CANTALOUPES, 2 for NEW SPUDS, 10 lbs. POTATO CHIPS, 2 Large Packages. . ,25c BREAD & BUTTER PICKLES, Bottle, 15c BECCO, 3 Pint Bottles WATERMELONS, lb VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, lb PORK SHOULDER ROAST, lb BABY BEEF ROAST, (Corn-Fed- ), BEEF OR VEAL STEW, lb LEG OF LAMB, lb SPRING CHICKENS, lb WEINIES, 2 lbs COLD MEATS, (Assorted), lb 25c 3c 10c 12c 12c lb. :5c 17c 15c 25c 25c 7 5 |