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Show PAGE TWO Sthr El&gr Nfioa iox Every Published Tuesday and Friday 8. C. WJXOM. Editor and Manager Semi-Weekl- y, TCTCSDAY, THE BOX ETDER NEWS, Semi Weekly STREET PARADE ESTABLISHMENT PRIZES WON BY ON PEACH DAYS OF C. C. C. CAMPS MANY PLAYERS WAS A SUCCESS WAS WISE MOVE IN BALL TILTS Voes your MOUTH WASH) do the things? it SHOULD (Continued from first page) (Continued from first (Continued from first page.) page.) Exchange. as well as Automobile catch by create faith in the futureand friends, The clubs section was headed by relatives of faith the .. or L. Anderson of Bothwell, a wonderto send money the Bear River high school band and Ken Smith at the first and an opportunity who helped me was featured by beautiful floats. catch by ful those ou home to First was the girls camp, "Beylmia, corner, and another one in the next and sharedhelp little they had. what a of the summer home on good a Friday, game at Brigham Office conservation work is in duplication fjntered at the Post a circus of Garland, Emergency the mountains; boys on decorated catch Morgan by Matter. City, as Second Class catch by Taylor of Garland at the more than just a job, it is a project bicycles representing Olsens Bicycle confidence, third corner and two wonderful plays essentially for restoring worth-whilShop; the Kindergarten club float, e men through fielder. an of building Garlands Public Officials Grover, right by representing the playgrounds; imwork. And, within the limits float by the Veterans of Forunique Receive Praise mouth tests the Most popular player, Jerry Morgan, ACTUAL the most pressing and produc- eign Wars, showing soldiers at the the little shot, second baseman for posed, real proof of any antiseptics Praise of public officials who kept is that which will help to front in the trenches; a beautiful work tive Garland, who chokes his bat and down the levies for 1933 is sounded and perpetuate the float by the American Legion and value in use show Mi 31 kills develop, a triple, protect, knocked two home-runIn the August issue of the Utah Taxto preserve soil Auxiliary, featuring the Wheel of help 30 percent more germs in forests, 20 to existing and balls on Taxfour singles, got' a base damage payer, official organ of the Utah which aggravates erosion time. a very attractive float normal gargling then smiled after he struck out twice from payers association. It was pointed to establish new, Prosperity;" floods, help and Professional WoBusiness the a was was by The it pair succession. prize in out in that publication that forests. This means far better prevention old, and n Stevens-Vamens a Woman, a silhouette, club, of trousers, contributed by not only good business, bnt good now that our president Factor in Business. was the of colds. Less sore throat. ComNext see can We to officials company. for Engelen public psychology bad the mind from assurance beginning, the livestock Inthis in Corinne had against exhibit; to plete Most valuable player. The, official recognize that any attempt and the quick action he took in bring- Tremonton Lions club float, and a breath. to crease the levy would be met with Norm this gave prize it about speaks for his ability, very attractive float by the Civic Imstubborn resistance on the part of Watkins, who is responsible, more ing Thousands of people go to Rexall seventeen provement club; a decorated car by 1933, Ou March 21, taxpayers. just the already than any other individual for a baseacted. the Garland Lions club. Next in he Drug Stores regularly and purhis after inauguration, who Warning Is sounded in the publicaon tournament days Peach days, ball to re line was the Corinne band and school was chase Mi 31. You too, will find it to congress His tion against the prevalent disposition of message them knocked two and ac children, and students of the Central to build men, liev diamore thorough, more pleasant of communities to plunge into public on distress, the hit the Brigham longest school of this city. works without considering their abimond in years, who tied with Gunder- complish constructive results. than other mouth preparations. ' In the church section was a decorin meet these or, to ten obligations and who lity And it took congress less than son for the most singles fact; considering the need for such was so busy attending to business days to enact,, the legislation. On ated car by the Daughters of Pioneers projects. The publication urges that that he forgot his mask. This April 5th the president appointed the and a float by the Third ward, showthe following questions be asked by prize is a .fountain pen contributed director of emergency conservation ing the, giant Blue Eagle protecting each community before it participates . work. On April JOth the first quota the farms and mountains. by the Peoples Drug store. g in this program: For the most home-run- s, Morgan, of 25,000 men was called, and by .The school section was exception' What do we actually need in the of Garland, two; Watkins of Brigham, April ISth the first forest camp was ally strong, as usual, and was headed two box of shotgun shells, contri- occupied- - On May 12th the number by, the Box Elder high school band. way of public improvements? THE y store. of men to be enrolled was increased The high school entered a fine float buted by Reeds To what extent are we afflicted Watkins concedes this prize to Mor- to 274,375, and by July 2nd all the representing an ancient castle. This with unemployment? enrolled men were in camps and on was followed by the school clubs, the gan, through courtesy. Do we need to resort to borrowing tournament, Most the job. And now the president has Aonian clulb, marching; Athletic club during singles our care of to take order money in tied Boothe and Watkins, Gunderson, given us the opportunity of working float, representing the seeds In the local unemployment situation? for first place. Three names were another six months if we cannot huge slice of watermelon that formed a Are we hitting a gnat with STORE placed in a hat and the first one out find another job. the float; Boosters club, marching; sledge hammer when we ask for drew the prize Watkins, a Can of Whether we are going to stay here a car styled, Blvers; the Engineers these loans? . syrup, contributed by the Jensen this winter or not, we do not know. club, marching; speech department, Have we considered our present Market. The captain took a count of those football team; the Future Farmers indebtedness? Most two-bahits, F. Gardner, of who would like, the opportunity of marching, and the Science club float. Deweyville pen and pencil set, conAre we able to meet it? It sure made us all feel Next was (the Junior high float, reptributed by N. L. Hansens Variety good to know we can continue on, resenting a beautiful butterfly with Does our financial outlook justify store, Brigham, also one 4.75x19 tube, and we hope that Captain Smith will animated wings. The Lincoln school our adding to that burden? Have we set up a long term pro- direction of ward directors, Mr. contributed by the Central Chevrolet be with us. also had a splendid float, "Barge of gram of improvements so that what- Ballard said. For this purpose a company.three-bas- e Prosperity, followed by a colorful of Most hits, Garrett ever is done will not meet merely a young man and a young woman in We iad a very splendid surprise float entered by the Honeyville Japdozen loaves of bread, con- last temporary emergency? every ward in the church has been Garland Tuesday night after our regular anese school, representing a river tributed by the Liberty Bakery of theological Are we sure we are not being appointed. meeting. Mac Rose is boat. The Central school float, deBrigham City. rushed into the acceptance of a a young fellow, but how he can picting a gondola, was also very just Most stolen bases, H. Orme, of program of local public building by that banjo and sing those cow- pretty. In fact, a half column writeBank- play Co. Honeyville box of twenty-fiv- e those who are to be personal benefiboy songs. We brought him back up on , many of the floats in the er VanDykes, contributed by The several times with our applause, and ciaries of the money to be spent? parade would fail to do them justice. To Tunnel Cigar t ChairA. State J. Howell, Judge then Dale Fellows joined in with him At the end of the parade came a of W. runs we are warns scored, Fryer, that man, editorially and they played the mouth organ number of fine Chevrolet cars from Deweyville sack of flour, contri- and banjo, both. forgetting some of the old virtues of the Central Chevrolet company, a buted by O. P. Skaggs store, also frugality, economy and honesty in We want to thank both Mac and car from the Royal Cleaners, and to admission of tickets adult who our new philosophy of borrowing, Farmers contemplate taking eight Dale and wish theyd come up again other automobiles. borrowing, borrowing ,and he ap advantage of the benefit payments the Grand Theatre. (thirty-sixMost by W. right soon. peals for a return to sanity and under the governmental emergency of three of control pounds Deweyville for the hog produc- Fryer, safety. plan We have had the caterpillar 60 tion, must make arrangements with chocolates, contributed by the Holly- from Logan canyon up here for the . A week after George Atkinson of an authorized packer establishment wood Candy company. week. It and our caterpillar past DewM. Most sacrifice to a hits, Fryer, 29th, according Chicago introduced Walter McKenzie by September 50 work along together, no Civil to his wife and assured her that he telegram received by Director Wil- eyville (2 box of chocolates, contri- job to team right them up at all and how was a "nice boy, she eloped liam Peterson on Friday, from Dr. C. buted by The Idle Isle Candy store. out do that the dirt, dig push Batter who struck out most times, they B. Smith, assistant dlreotor of extenwith him. At the request of the Postmaster D. Orme, Deweyville Pep mush, cuts and fill in the hollows. With sion, Washington, D. C. t i the grader thats coming up this General, the U. S. Civil Service ComThe Cudahy Packing company of contributed by Oles Market Least number of hits by pitcher week we should soon have the scenic mission announces an open competiSalt Lake City has been designated tive examination to fill the position allowed in one game, Johnny Hun-sak- highway such a location deserves. by the government to handle the in of Postmaster at Tremonton, .Utah. 33 The contributed shirt, by where for premUtah, hogs special Rhea and This is not an examination under the Cherry Sergeant Sergeant store. Hub Clothing iums will be paid to fanners for M.I.A. We are home sure week. this Civil Service Aat and rules, but is Most going Norm runs batted Watkins in, healthy, normal pigs between 25 and held under an executive order of 35 silk shirt contributed by J. C. hate to see them go. 100 pounds in weight and sows soon We all say, good luck to you. July .12, 1933, providing for such Jesae W. Owens, of 122 West, First to farrow, each not less than 275 Penney company. 1 Sergeant Cherry and Sergeant Rhea, a procedure. For each WatSouth street, Brigham City, for the pounds in weight Farmers of Utah Morgan, R. Anderson, and may you have a very pleasant The date for assembling of comYoung Mens Mutual Improvement who take their hogs to any other kins, C. Knudson, association, and Mrs.' Cleofa Jensen, plant than the one designated In the Facer, Lish, and Wells watch clean- trip home. petitors will be stated on the admisMAX J. SCHLEGEL, of 456 South, Third West, Brigham governmental regulations will not ed, contributed by Bert Farr of sion cards sent applicants after the Blacksmith Fork Camp. date for the close of receipt of appliCity for the Young Ladies Mutual qualify for the premiums. Director Brigham City. Most hits, D. Gunderson, Garland cations and will be about fifteen Improvement association, have been Peterson said. , , , pair of leather house shoes, Forsgren appointed as directors of the subafter that date. days The emergency hog marketing pro- Shoe 441,405 store- scription campaign for The Improve- gram does not involve any contract This examination will be held at Best ment Era for the Box Elder Stake between the average, D. Gunderson, the Postofflce, Brigham, Utah, and all adjustment Garlandbatting of the Latter-da- y Saint church, ac- administration agricultural contributed watch, strap by and the individual applicants must submit to the examicording to informaition which came farmer. There are no papers to Peters Jewelry. ner on the day of, the examination, To each member of the winning from the office of general manager, DETROIT,. Mich. Domestic retail tlieir adname the and However, sign. photographs taken within two Melvin J. Ballard. dress of the owner of hogs declared team, pie and coffee at the Howard sales of Chevrolet, cars and trucks years, securely pasted in the space The campaign will be conducted Cafe, as reported by dealers for August eligible to premiums must be furnEach member of the winning team, were 68,650. This is an increase of provided on the admission cards. during the month of October, with ished the processor. ... an intensive campaign during the in the finals, a malted milk at the 39,420 units, or 134 per cent over the Applications for this examination Pigs and sows will be inspected by Paris Grill have reached their twenty-firweek of October 15th, when it is exjnust Cafe; same H. month in to 1932, according at the regular government inspectors and must not have passed Best birthday U. pected that every house In the entire authorized first vice J. baseman, and Hunsaker, genpresident Klingler, plant. Animals Honeyviile, contributed sixty-fift- h their stake will be visited by solicitors, not entitledprocessing Box birthday on the date the eral Bales of the Chevrolet by manager to any premium will of close of receipt of applications. Elder Journal. according to Mr. Ballard. Motor company. the market bring only regular price While the stake directors will for These limits are waived in. the Best second baseman, Morgan of their particular classification. Total sales for the year to Septem- case ofage have charge of the campaign throughwar veterans, but to get the Garland permanent wave, contributber were 441,405 units. Total 1st, out the stake, the actual visiting of benefit of such waiver, documentary ed by Hodges Beauty Salon. sales for all of 1932 were 378,811. OUR ADS BRING RESULTS the homes will be done under the Best third baseman, R. Anderson, proof of such service must be subof Bothwell hair cut and shave at Thus the sales for eight months of mitted with the application. 1933 exceed those of twelve months the Leader Barber Shop. Form 10 and Form 2223, containing of 1932 by 62,594 or 16.5 per cent. Best catcher, Ray Boothe, of Honeyfull information as to the requireThe sales for this original objective ville subscription to The Box Elder year was set at 450,000 cars and ments to be met and the character News. trucks. A new quota, well above the of the examination may be obtained Best short stop, Hy Facer, of Brig500,000 was set In June by Mr. from the vacancy office or from the mark ham brassiere and panties, contriwhen It became apparent U. S. Civil Service Commission, at Klingler buted by The Elite Shoppe. that the upward trend of May and Washington, D. C. Best pitcher, Don Smith, of Garwas being sustained. June The department will not appoint land simonize, clean, polish, BrigNot only did August distinguish it- to the position of Postmaster ham Auto Supply company. any of self by surpassing every month in the following: (a) The husband or Best fielder, Grover, of Garland sack of oats, contributed by W. B. 1932, but it was the fourth best wife of a rural carrier; (b) A person August in the long history of the concerned in a contract for carry- Jensen & Sons. Best pitcher, W. Gardner of Dewey- company, being exceeded only by ville photo finish, contributed by August of 1927, 28, and 29. Particularly gratifying was the Comptons Art & Music company. Best outfielder, Dick Hansen, of definite rise over July, indicating a continuation of the strong demand Brigham two chicken dinners, confrom the public which set in In tributed by Lafes Cafe. May and putting August in second two each place Manager, team, passes to for the year. Thus far it has been FOR RENT 3 or the Elberta Theatre. modern exceeded only by June. apartment nicely furnished. 50 North, Third East (sl5-tf- ) Subscription One Tear. Blx Months Three Months Rates: Inter-Insuran- a long run and one-han- ce d the MOUTH TEST is the REAL test! one-ha- nd A s, 4-- H score-keepe- rs over-burden- ed home-runs,-o- ne money-grabbin- - Rite-Wa- EDDY DRUG , se . Cudahy Packing Handle Hogs for store-Mos- Utah State Farmers put-ou- ts StJt ), Postmaster Vacancy At Tremonton Open Service Exams Subscription Drive For Era Charge Of Workers er Only $41.40 Trip for From jj Lake City, Just think! Up to time, over fourteen mnir have visited the World's j? cago. They came fro In the Union and Countries. And that people did the fairT veled at the unbelievable the Hall of Science; wi ted the Hall of Kellgi1 at the tif! breath-takin- g tower , or ithe Sky Ry,. In awe when, at nigh f. turned the entire scene fei table fairyland of riotous! came seeking amusement' enlightenment, and went vinced themselves, and to that there never before wy like Chicagos Century-Exposition. Of, course, youre Its something you simpij off till next year, for title November 1st. And no weather Is so agreeably ideal time to go. When you go, plan to use Pacific. Round trip coa car fares are attractive? instance, only 341.40 round. Salt Lake City, and corn? low fares from other station good in Pullmans are sold t, higher fares. Reduced fares are also You will enjoy the comforts Pacific trains, and will t Chicago rested and eager all the sights. Attempting your own car through the is fic and finding convenie space in Chicago will from your enjoyment of tit Mr. E. A. Klippel, agent in the Hotel Utah, pi atch 200, or your nearest Un fic representative, will giii you complete information the low round trip fares is you with attractive oi . J . b m onlr our a literature. He will, if secure, your hotel resent that you may be assured o! modations there. Get in ta. him at once, either by ji letter. Youll welcome tin can give. By all means, plan to p than sixty fair days left! . ing the mails, either or or, member of his as surety, immediate R. H. OLSON, i Ss Secreir? of Civil Service Exami . home-run,- . , Chevrolet Sells Units Up to Sept 1st . , ; , , . st , WANT COLUMN Bear River News and Mrs. William J. Rose were called to Ogden on Friday on account of the death of their daughter, Mrs. Mable Rose Huggins, who passed away at her home Friday. Funeral services were held Monday. Jack Christensen returned from St. Joseph, Mo., where he has been receiving medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Peterson were Brigham visitors Saturday. Mrs. J. C. Bassett of New Castle, Wyoming, spent Tuesday visiting Mrs Lorin Christensen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Peterson were Salt Lake visitors Wednesday. Mrs. R. 0. Holmgren and Mrs. Frona Cates entertained Sunday In honor of their father, Anton Christensens seventy-thir- d birthday Mr. and Mrs. Heber Hailing and Henry Hansen and daughter Carma, Mr and Mrs. Ell Anderson and Robert Holman visited in Tremonton on Mr. GET AHEAD kl ,T i how much money you make, It I what you SAVE that counts. not what you SPEND, Saving is as important as earning. INCREASE your bank balance. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW W Welcome YOUR Banking Business FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH m BBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBaBBKHBBBBBBBBfiBBB Tour of the $L . , , Traveling Exhibii Ends a Success : Honeyville News FOR SALE for 341. Wagon chassis. Complete I. L. Glenn. (sl5-2- 2) Mrs. W. J. Peterson and family of Benson Ward, Mrs. Sena Peterson of FOR SALE Bartlett pears, 313 North, First West street. Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Hillard of (s8-1Logan, were Sunday guests of Mr. LOST A mans ring, between W. B. and Mrs. George L. Wintle. Jensen & Sons store and Third Joseph May and family of Jackson East Finder please return to News Hole are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James offlce. I. May. (ei9) George Wintle was a Brigham City FOR SALE Chevrolet 1 visitor Wednesday. ton truck, cheap; . equipped with Mrs. Ezra Benson entertained a rack. 542 South, First West number of little folks Monday, in beet (sl5-phonor of her son Darrells Games and refreshments werebirthday. enjoyed FOR SALE) Blacksmith shop and by all who attended. residence. Easy terms. Phone 286. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hunsaker were (sl-o2) d) 3) A traveling exhibit whict comae" up in twenty-fiv- e counties different twenty by the Extension Service State Agricultural College, been dismantled after a our, according to W. ft sistant director, who had the exhibit The purpose of the exlif show Improved methods asi in various phases of of o( ! agrict-ho- economics. Much 1st shown by the 4,252 persons tended the meetings, to t ings of alfalfa, weevils, stages of development weevil parasites, Mr. Otej also, in the ice demonstn-- j fly dyeing, proper washing and quilts, and the pwpwj ment for convenient cream-M- trap-maki- ng attractive color Other Interesting hibit included; Home-mtor, miniature houses suits of proper insulation, frigerator, sanitary garWj incinerator, remodeling common noxious weeds aw; trol, proper feeding of higher unit production recommended mixture to grasses. Members of Service staff accompany and explained in wr meaning and purpose phases of the displayThe following are In which the exhibit Fountain Green, BictojN Escalante,. Panguitch, ara, Washington, vllle, Nepbi, Tooele, Ferroa Monticello, Moab, ton. Rock Port, Laketown, Farmingbm aj - Because he thought was still President York States, a New denied citlzeimhip PM McG Judge John E. Barber Tony N. J., was arrested police caught Brigham visitors Saturday. the gasoline-fire- d Mr. and Mrs. Russell of FOR BETTER CONCRETE UBe shop, with his Standing California were guests of Mrs. Olga Brigham sand and gravel. Special Wheatley on Friday and Saturday Fro?6, on ,ong hauling. Eugene Mr. and . Mrs. Arlin Madsen anHlllstrom, phone 345-nounce the arrival of a baby girl born Monday, September 11th. SEE OUR HORTON WASHER BeRoyal Grant returned on Tuesday fore you buy. Petersen Electric, Saturday. from Colorado, after visiting in that phone 430. Mrs LaVela Matesen (J27-tentertained state a week. Saturday. Five hundred was played. Mr and Mrs. Ted Mrs. Emma Stander Anderson and CASH P AID For dead and useless returned on Bud Ham of Bingham visited cows and horses. Phone 493J2 Mr. and Saturday from Pocatello, Idaho, after Reverse charges. Sund (tf) visiting Dr. and Mr- - and MrsNeuman and family. ' Taken In on TTIjE Tnsaker merchandise. spent Wednesday in Salt Merrell Lumber & Hardware Co. 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