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Show THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Semi tAGE TWO 5Itg Box Slbrr Stoa the present plan of organization. Semi-Weekl- y, Spanish-America- 100,-00- 0, OPENING OF Final Training Period a Close; Marks to Fall. Draws right-thinkin- NOVELTIES 1932 OLYMPIC GAMES Plymouth en-rou- te two-thir- ds track-tnd-fie- ld 100-met- er be-liv- es 200-met- er Lieutenant-Commande- NAUTICAL ATHLETES AWAIT After the Revolution, the army was cut to 700 men, after the war of 1812 Every to 8,000, and after the Civiln War to Published 25,000. After the War the authorized strength was Tuesday and Friday but this figure was never reached during the Mexican border except and Manager S. C. WIXOM. Editor trouble. Since 1920 the authorized Subscription Rates: strength has been 280,000, but it has $2.00 been limited by lack of appropriaOne Year $1.00 tions to approximately 118,000 men, Six Months 50 or less than one for each 1,000 of Three Months Entered at the Post Office at Brigham population. While it is the sincere hope of all To City, as Second Class Matter. g persons that its employment in warfare may not again A FAMOUS be necessary, it is gratifying to know OPERATION that our army is now organized along LOS ANGELES, Calif Olympic Vilfor the most modem and effective lines, a candidate Forty years ago and ac the presidency of the United States and trained to an efficiency that is lage was teeming with life of 2,000 main as the of body fightihg tivity today was suffering from cancer of the unsurpassed by any body world athletes plunged into their mouth. But the fact was known only men in the world. to himself and his physicians, and final period of training, preparatory he was elected. to competing in the Olympic Games, News The story of this remarkable case which start next Saturday. is recalled by the recent death of With the flower of the athletic Dr. W. W. Keen, who assisted in Miss Iva and Howard Sorensen of world gathered at the Village or on the performing a secret operation Willard were visitors here Sunday. to the Games, prediction was distinguished patient. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mason of made William ML Henry, sports by Shortly after entering upon his were guests of Mr. technical director, that at least second term as president in 1893, OgdenMrs. R. L.Monday Mason. of the existing Olympic and during the panic of that year, and Mrs. and Walter Archibald of Mr. Grover Clevelands condition became records will be shattered such as to necessitate surgical aid. Ridgedale, Idaho, were guests of Mrs. during the 1932 celebration. Fearing public knowledge that he George Smith on Tuesday. At Amsterdam, with a new track, was afflicted with cancer would furMr. and Mrs. Asael Johns of Portther depress the economic situation, age were Sunday guests of Mr. and bad weather and altogether too many Cleveland arranged to have an opera- Mrs. Dewey Lamb. entries, and therefore, too many beats, tion performed secretly. of Penrose they succeeded in breaking twrelve Mrs. William Miller This was done on the yacht Oneida, visited here on Friday with Mrs. Olympic records and tying two more, owned by Commodore E. C. Benedict, said Henry. while cruising in the waters of Long Sarah Archibald. of At Los Angeles there will be Pierson Mrs. Leslie Mr. and Island Sound. A part of the presMr. of were better athletes, better weather, a Monday guests Ogden idents left jaw and a portion of his seasoned track known to be fast and palate were cut away as the yacht and Mrs. Phines Pierson. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Miller of much better competition, not to menslowly steamed along. In five days he was able to walk ashore from Penrose spent the week-en- d here. tion the fact that the ruling, which what was supposed to be merely a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Udy of cuts the number of entries from four recreation cruise. What had really Riverside were Sunday guests of Mr. to three in each event, means fewer happened was never publicly known and Mrs. Alvin Smith. heats and correspondingly very much until Mr. Keen related the story Mr. and Mrs. Charles Archibald of better time. back in 1917. President Cleveland served out his Ogden visited here Sunday afternoon. Athletes on each of the five contiMiss Erma Pierson has gone to nents have broken the term, as everyone knows, and lived until 1908, some fifteen years after California for the summer, where mark of 10.6s., which was first made the operation had been performed. A she will attend school. in 1929, according to Henry, who vulcanized rubber substitute for the Parley Archibald and daughters that not only one, but several removed jawbone had aided him in Phyllis and Ruth, were here on of the athletes from twenty-fou- r keeping his secret. business Sunday last. countries entered in the sprints will Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ferre and set a new record. AUTO FUEL daughters Velda and Lauretia, and The mark of 21.6s., made IS WASTED sons Jess and Lorien of Salt Lake Archie Hahn at St Louis in 1904, by We are getting only a small frac- were week-en- d guests of Mr. and and which is the oldest record on the tion of the power contained in the Mrs. Louis Zundel. books, is another believed almost cergasoline we are burning up in autoMr. and Mrs. E. M. Rudd, Mr. and mobiles, trucks, busser,, motor boats Mrs. Jasper Rudd, Miss Lorene Ar- tain to go by the boards. While the sprint races are the and airplanes, according to many chibald, Leland Archibald and Miss most popular and have entries from leading experts. Mira Steed motored to Rockland, the most r nations, other track and G. O. on Saturday to visit relatives. Idaho field events also find many countries famous North Pole and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Goddard of flyer, who was the first genrepresented among the entries. Idaho, were guests of Mr. and Malad, eral superintendent of the United Eighteen countries will be repreStates air mail, declares that our Mrs. Newell Nish on Sunday. sented in the and automobile engines give in transporMr. and Mrs. Mary Bruce and chil- the in decathsixteen the high jump, tation only 5 or 6 per cent of the dren, who have been visiting here, lon and no less than twenty-tw- o in created by the fuel, have returned to their home in the Olympic Marathon of twenty-si- x trucks and busses 7 or 8 per cent, California. miles, 385 yarda At least fifty athand motor boats and airplanes about 10 per cent He says that any comletes are expected to start in the pany operating 10 Marathon on August 7th and the planes on a a day basis is losing record of 2h.32. is another mark bemore than $60,000 a year on fuel lieved destined to be shattered. Mr. and Atrs. Albert L. Shaw and waste alone. Matt McGraths great hammer throw on Vivian left and children Darrell, Present gasoline engines employ record of 179 ft. 8.4 in., which he set what is called the Otto cycle, which Tuesday morning by motor for a 1912 at Stockholm, is believed by in dates back to their origin. The trip through the Yellowstone Henry to be one of the few marks Diesel cycle, or principle, to employ National Park. cheap fuel oil, is making great headMrs. Lloyd Cheal left on Saturday with a chance of standing up. The mark of 50 ft way in superseding gasoline engines, for her home in San Diego, California, especially in the larger units. Now after a ten days visit with her par- 114 in., set by A. W. Winter of comes the Schwartz cycle, which inAustralia in 1924, is another that will creases vastly the efficiency of gaso- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Turner. be hard to beat, in the opinion of of Hour members The the Happy line or allows the use of inexpensive Mr. Henry. club, with their leaders, Mrs. fuel oil in ordinary gas engines. Turner Mrs. Ida The Schwartz cycle, now being ela- Hettie Cutler and borately tested at New York Univer- entertained their partners at a desity following exhaustive tests by lightful party Thursday evening in other scientific authorities, gives the ward hall. The evening was spent great promise in the direction of playing games and dancing. Dainty Mrs. Ernest Jensen entertained on afternoon in honor of her economy. If it proves itself as leadwere served to twenty-si- x Sunday son small ing engineering bodies and technical refreshments Blaines fifth birthday. guests bidden. editors believe it will, it will save Games were enjoyed and light reMrs. Sam Gravitt and two children many millions a year. freshments served six guests. This will mean cheaper automotive and Mrs. Frank Shaw of Ogden Miss Elna Jensen returned to her land, air and water transportation, visited here Wednesday with Mrs. home here from a pleasant visit with with pleasant dividend surprises for James L. Wise. relatives in Preston, Idaho. investors in transport companies, beMrs. Melvin Cottam and children Miss Fern Jensen, who is employed sides the elimination of the deadly fire peril through the increased use of Snowville spent last week visiting at Salt Lake City, spent the week-en- d at the home of her father here, here with of fuels. her mother, Mrs. Laurena William Bosley. Larsen. Mrs. Moroni Allen and children. OUR PEACE Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill of Salt Miss Nina Evans, and Melvin Evans Lake TIME ARMY City, spent the week-en- d here of Lincoln, Nebraska, are visiting In the reorganization of the United here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. with Ferdinand Nelson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Hailing reStates Army after the World War, David Nelson. turned with them to Salt Lake City, many new ideas were adopted in the Horace Turner, who is employed light of experience gained during that where they will visit for some time. comstruggle. The most, important of with the Nelson Construction Mrs. Ellis Evans and children of these was the planning of an or- pany at Boise, Idaho, spent the Carlin, Nevada, are visiting with week-en- d ganization capable of creating a warvisiting his parents, Mr. Mrs. Evans parents here, Mr. and time army built around the skeleton and Mrs. Horace Turner. Mrs. M. C. Sorensen. of the peace-tim- e force. Bishop and Mrs. Abraham Evans Mrs. John Rasmussen and daughe Details of this organizaSunday visiting relatives and ter tion are studied continually by the spent Barbara, were Ogden visitors war plans division, which has pro- friends in this community. on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred La Duke and vided for the handling of large bodies Miss LaPreal Nelson left Friday of men without the delays and con- two children of California arrived for Salt Lake City, where she is fusion heretofore experienced when here Saturday and will visit Mrs. La national emergencies have arisen. Dukes parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. employed. Miss Verna Jensen entertained a The country is divided into nine Cutler and other relatives here. number of her friends Sunday evecorps areas, the commanders of which Miss Bessie Anderson, who is emin time of war, have charge of moat the home of her parents, Mr. ning at L. D. the S. hospital in bilization of all troops raised within ployed and Mrs. Lewis Jensen. The eveSalt Lake City spent Sunday visiting their respective districts. ning was spent in playing games, In the war department, besides the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl and refreshments were served to ten J. Anderson. Secretary of War and two assistant Miss Vivian Cutler, who is em- guests bidden. secretaries, are the the chief of staff Mrs. Lerue Jensen entertained at and chiefs of seven combatant ployed in Ogden, spent the week-en- d branches and nine staff corps. The visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. a birthday party Sunday afternoon in peace-tim- e honor of her small daughter, strength is thus capable Cutler. Shirley. of being rapidly expanded Into an Henry New Testament class of the Games were played and refreshments The of millions with little change in army ward Sunday school, with their lead- served to ten guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen and ers, Bishop Lafayette Nelson and Lorin G. Anderson, enjoyed an outing family and Mrs. Henry Slatter and BRIGHAM to to the Crystal Springs on of Ogden, spent Sunday here as Wednesday baby of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Jensen, guests evening. Bathing was enjoyed and Twin and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacobsen. refreshments served to twenty-fiv- e Mrs. Ike Young and members. family of $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jensen, who have Perry spent Monday here visiting spent the past four weeks visiting with relatives. by TELEPHONE Mr. and Mrs. Emil relatives here, left on Wednesday for Jeppson and their home in Portland, Oregon. family of Corinne spent Monday here They After 8:30 P. M. Only were accompanied home by Miss Vera guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. who will visit with them Jeppson. Jensen, 60c Miss Elaine Jensen returned to indefinitely. her Miss Vesta Ferry returned to her home here Monday from a (Station-to-statio- n pleasant rates) home here on Sunday from Salt Lake visit with friends in Malad, Idaho. Plus Federal tax on City, where she has spent the past amounts over 50c. six weeks attending summer Nm Given by Roman school at the university. The name "Africa was originally applied to the country in the neighbor-hoo- d of Carthage, that ,0ak'and- - CaHf- - woman eloped with her husband while her suit for continent first known to part of the the Romans. divorce was still pending Carthage was founded in 800 B. No-vill- e, and there were, only thirteen net desertions for ihis period. Furnished By the U. S. Navy Recruiting Station SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH Tatoo marks, once closely asmen, sociated with of mark a was in the beginning of the custom was a slavery. It early Moorish and Tripolitan pirates to place a distinctive mark on the face and arms of their captives, much as Mohammedan women are tatooed at the present time. When sailor prisoners escaped, they returned home to exhibit proudly their marks of captivity. atJealous home, mariners, who stayed business in set hastened to up eminent gentlemen, the that tatoo artist. sea-fari- April seems to be the war month of the United States five out of six of our major 500 wars started in April. Sr A. The U. S. S. New Orleans, 10,000 ton cruiser, now about 30 per cent completed, has and and closed will be built to a great extent PolIce Of by welding instead of riveting. h; Cjw ng Bob RuBsellfti The Bureau of Navigation, in ?res Navy Department, recently reand ceived a request for information regarding the number of men by the name of Smith that served in the Navy and Marine Estate of Corps during the World War. Everlme T. Jo R 37, It has been ascertained that Creditorg Pettit 1 there were 50,328 Smiths in vouchers to the United States Army during Utah, on the J the World War and 6,849 by September, ora.beUv b in name the and that Navy Marine Corps during the very A. D. 1932. . same period PAULINA P 41 J rXi the A signal light with shutters One of the greatest unsolved of such precision that approximysteries of the sea was the mately twenty words a minute disappearance of the U. S. S. Conestoga. This tug left Mare Island on March 23, 1921, to Honolulu with two 500 ton steel barges in tow and never has been heard from since that time. en-rou- A ?& estate and Everline T. LEWIS iSrI Attorney fe (jy22-29-a5-1- 2) te Indecent or obscene tattooing is a cause for rejection for en- listment in the Navy, but the applicant is given an opportunity to alter the design in j which event he may, if otherwise qualified, be accepted. The fleet concentration exercises will be held at Panama between February 19th and March 25th, 1933. During the period March 1st to 18th, the fleet will be divided for week ends; one third to Panama and the remainder to Perlas Islands, Bahia Honda or ports other than Panama. trans-Atlant- ic heat-pow- er Corinne News ed ur two-wee- k8 4-- H Mantua News non-volati- le war-tim- Falls, Ida. TELEPHONE Q. A lieutenant is the under- study in a military machine. The word comes from two Latin words: locus, place, and ten-er- e to hold. So a lieutenant is one who acts in the place of another. A lieutenant colonel or lieutenant commander acts for the officers immediately superior to themselves. The new destroyers, now being built, will be the fastest deep water ships in the history of the American Navy. Instead of 35 knots originally announced, they are to be designed for a speed of 36.5 knots. They will be of approximately 1,500 tons displacement as compared to 1,200 tons of the present destroyers in commission. The destroyer Roper was named 'in honor of Lieutenant Commander Jesse M. Roper who lost his life while endeavoring to save several members of his crew who were caught below decks during a conflagration which threatened the ships magazines. The destroyer Childs was named in honor of Lieutenant E. W. F. Childs, U. S. N., who lost his life when the British submarine H-on which he was serving during the World War, was rammed and sunk. 5, The merchant fleet of the United States in 1920 was almost equal to that of Great Britain. In 1932 Great Britain had over 23,000,000 tons of merchant shipping on the high seas while the United States was in second place with about 13,000,000 tons. There were 3,648 enlistments in the Navy for the year 1931 SPECIAL! GENUINE IMPROVED DUART For Only $3.00 Newest and latest heaterless ultra thermique method of permanent waving. 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