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Show Tuesday, September THE BOX ELDER NEWS, PMre Two Publishing Company Published Every Tuesday and Friday Semi-Weekl- y, John Adams' palamino horses ridden by boys and girls. A miniature of the Ben Lomond Rates: Subscription Hotel at Ogden was used as an atDas Tear tractive float and was followed by 1.90 BlX Months 8 cars. Owen Auto companys Ford 60 Three Months. The health section by the county is nurses, with Its P. T. A. float drew Entered at the Postolllce at Brigham as did the J. C. Penney in ECTRA QUALITY every attention City, as Second Class Matter float, Browns ice cream float. Then came the Union Pacific stages, the Red Cross float, the U. I. C. R. R. float, the Pope Electric and Wilson Lumber company float, the sanitation exhibit, a beautiful float of the Utah Power & Light company, and cars Everyone knows what Sherfrom Ogden. man said about war. But what The Ogden City Recreational Band Good ejsouch" it not good enough for Sherman knew about war was led the Ogden Pioneer Days float, Turtua Product! or for you. about as much as men of his Ogden City float, followed by the Let us explain. There ere almost ee car. The N. Peery for Governor day knew about electricity. many standards ct quality ee there ere R. Petersen company float by Beckmedicine. Perhape, moet of at tinea The last war was horrible ers, Accept Our Friendship, was them are good enough." Then came Popeye repattractive. Products devices Purttett makers with the of its But, deadly enough resenting Bills Place, the Indians, feel that you prefer the best for tanks gigantic the Maytag float and cars, with tamuy's health. and Suicide Ted Elder, rodeo riders That is why standards of purity and everything before and horses and Fulkerson, the clown of Turetea Products are set high and quality with shot shell; flaming and his mule, bringing up the rear. above the good enough" level These poisonous gases spreading death standards ere maintained by skilled Lewis Jones was parade announcer. scientists aided by most The following floats and attracfar and wide; airplanes droptions appeared in the parade Saturequipment in tne famous laboratories of defenseless over ping the United Drug Company Departday that were not seen on Friday: cities and towns. Regard for ment of Research and Technology. South Cache high school band; Dr. innocent men, women and chilPearse and the famous Christensen triplets in a car; the B. P. O. E. ? dren j float of Ogden; Bear River high whatever. Before the end of school band, led by C. C. Watkins; The Deseret News float of Salt Lake the last war everything that City; Logan high school band; Weber human ingenuity could devise The Rexall Store Central Dairy float; the Major Bugle to maim, torture, murder soldier l!tHll"il"llitlll!lt I I 'll II iHflll ilM Corps from Provo, and Ora Bundys local sand and gravel pit. or citizen on the side of the Give for peace. Work peace. Dignitaries Speak "was comused if as enemy pity, for peace. Pray God for peace. From the reviewing stand imlife for human passion, regard mediately iu front of the court house, had not a single place in the following the parade, Mayor J. Wessouls of men. Left-Ove- rs ley Horsley introduced state digniWe have in Utah everything taries. imThe next warl It seems we could ask for, declared Reppossible that there can be men I have no faith in that pro- resentative Abe Murdock. He said Not one drop of water should be mad enough, verb that all things come to allowed to escape from the state If enough, brutal enough, to allow him who waits, says John D. it can be used to make the orchards more fruitful or the fields more such a thing, not to say declare Rockefeller, Jr. productive. it. But should another modern My experience proves that Charles W. Dunn of Logan, Murwar come, it would break upon the for state representaonly things which come to docks opponent tribute to the early pioneers tive, the world with atrocities and the man paid who waits are cast-o- ff and the spirit which marked their horrors before which fiends of of somebody else. great work. things the pit, should such creatures Governor Blood, after pointing out And these are seldom worth that development of Brigham City and exist, aghast. communities had been limited other gathering. Thfere are now fire bombs so by lack of water, pointed to the imADVERTISE IN THE NEWS deadly, and yet so light, that a pending completion of the Pine View reclamation project as paving the bomber, we are single two-to-n for larger orchards and more way told, could carry and drop over productive fields, and a happier and a defenseless city without warnricher community. Ray L. Dillman, Republican candiing, 2,000 of them. These imdate for governor, appealed for a mediately upon falling on street serious consideration of the problem of Insuring the retention In the state or roof burst into a liquid fire of the benefits from Utahs many at a temperature of over 5,000 resources. Memorial Cooley Hospital a You are now listening to the next degrees Fahrenheit. Utah Brigham City, governor of Utah, the cowboy mayor small airplane could drop scores PHONE 17 Harman W. Peery deof Ogden, of them and set a city on fire clared. He lauded the people of the in as many places. Deadlier C. A. for the Peach Day celebration D. D. S. county and said much good comes from these and deadlier gases are being community festivals. DENTIST studied in the war laboratories Hundreds of visitors enjoyed the of every civilized God save the Suite 6 First National Bank peaches, melons and cantaloupes Bldg free at Pioneer Park at one thirty oclock mark nation of the earth. each day. TELEPHONE Nl. 43 Who, facing these facts, will First Horse Show Given not strive by every means in The first horse show to be given O. G. his power to further every peace here, under the direction of Walter movement that makes its ap- REAL ESTATE . FIRE INSUKANCI G. Mann and J. Leo Nelson, with Col. ETC. P. M. Dix of Ogden as judge, was an SURETY BONDS peal to him? It seems quite LOANS Inspiring affair and largely attended. Public Notary believable another war, Horses were entered from the Wawith these latest inventions of "I Will Appreciate Your Business" satch Riding club stables in Ogden, the Maytag company, Arthur Wooley TELEPHONE NO. I death and destruction, stables in Huntsville, and from the Sunset ranch In Box Elder county. easily leave in ashes great cities The horse show proved a thorough S. of the contending nations and success and promises to become a kill millions of citizens far from Bonded Abstractor big feature of the celebration. any battle line and mean the REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Increased spending by tourists is LOANS - BONDS very suicide of the contending speeding business in Panama. nations. No. 7 West Forest Street w do? Talk What BRIGHAM CITY. - UTAH Managing Editor V-- worth the HtJieicSt The Next War Thodtict crushing guard-ingyo- them bombs None non-combata- fiDDY DRUG STORE dehumanized might stand BUSINESS CARDS Even DR. E. WADDOUPS DENTIST MUNNS, 31-2- BARGERON that might NORMAN LEE shall IBOI L. D. S. Garments No, 1 Summer Weight $ .50 No. 3 Light Wt, Fine Rib .98 No. 5 Med. Wt Rib 1.25 No. 7 Heat y Wt Rib U5 No. 9 Ladles Rayon 98 No.ll Old Style Rayon 1.25 No.13 Silk and Wool 2.00 No-1Part Wool 8.00 5 (State If Man or Lady) Postage Prepaid Anywhere In the U. S. A. You May Return Any Pair Not Satisfactory Be Sure and State Size Why Pay More? Figure on Succeeding N. L. Hansen TrlaveMoney hours of labor you put in each day ISN'T How IT. . . but themany RESULTS you get from that labor, whicn goes for SUCCESS. Saving part of each day's wage gives you greater value for each day's work. START SAVING REGULARLY NOW We Welcome Your Banking Business THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Brigham City HOME OF THE THRIFTY Member Federal Reserve System ah se iday, Deposits Guaranteed Under Government Plan h h b a b h n b c h n e a s 2 s 3 n 2 n e n s s r 2 1. 1; " a a s j The L.D.S. Garment Man Brigham City, Utah AUTO INSURANCE AT A SAVING SET TOO BY ARE PRESENTED Tells Results of Exhibits Revue To Be Feat In County of Farm Products high-price- CLASSIFIED first ? j THEATRE THE THE UNGERS t HEARTS At the Capitol Secret Agent The fact that this world of ours sees fit to conduct the business of life in countless different languages is particularly confusing to Peter Lorre, with Madeleine Carroll, John Gielgud and Robert Young in Secret Agent, the Somerset Maugham spy thriller coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday to the Capitol Theatre. Born in Hungary, Lorres native tongue is the colorful Magyar. When he became an actor, fortune landed him in Vienna and he learned German. When Gaumont-Britis- h sought his services he was forced to cope with the English language. Then Gaumont-Britis- h assigned to the man who speaks English with a Hungarian accent the job of speaking English with a Spanish accent as the Hairless Mexican in Secret What tongue twisting for Agent. Peter Lorre! On the same program is High School Girl, in which Crane Wilbur, Helen MacKellar, Mahlon Hamilton, Cecelia Parker, Carlyle Moore, Jr Noel Warwick and Treva Scott play important roles. This picture is a dramatic revelation of present day conditions high schools based on actual facts. First Lawyer; carry conviction? Second Lawyer: got five years. TWO IN CROWD And did his speech It did with JOAN BENNETT JOEL McCREA His client well-populat- A new Grandma Tellem asks: Have you heard about the grocer who had his store on th ground floor of the medical office building, and refused to sell apphg because he didn't want tn k.'ep th? d letors awav? District Manager Phone - - 29 or 575 1 gw Martin Rasmussen S. I At Festival. magnetic detector is used to hunt lost city pipes, and has located some hidden seven feet deep. E IN throughCelebration. ndrec Storage stocks of butter out the United States are comparabutter-fat Lrena tively low and it is felt that at A new feature of the prices in Utah will maintain inThe Peach Days horticultural, ageven slightly or See county fair scheduled for n present levels ricultural and poultry exhibits, skirtcrease as the cows are shifted fromd to the court walk main the ing of and be the presentation of pastures to the feeding . Dr. house grounds, were viewed In vue Thursday and FridJ .f forage and grains, reports of visitors. thousands reral h by praised extension A. C. S. U. O. J. Wheatley, and horticultural exhibit eight oclock. ied the the crop increase, economist. As butter prices A special stand has to there were more than 400 entries, rday shift material a Is there there In the center of the however, aiding refrain- and in the poultry exhibit a even and substitutes butter entries with 243 revue is being sponsored d one all on were eighty-seve- n ing from the use of butter at show. and of in the Tremonton. birds the part of some persons. were made as follows, acThe the fl Awards twelfth substitutes, butter to This shifting to Noel L. Bennion, head of promises to exceed combined with the possibility of some cording anr.J ction, department of the event of its kind held in tki. pounds, limit the agricultural increase in butter imports, may school: from The fair buildings have all the probable price rise to a very Box Elder high 155 PM Theron c o k c ) ( Dr. Wheatley White Leghorns moderate amount, fro Curhas been prepared for Gull, first and second. Ducks points out. battli bits. A Richards, successful farming5 Farmers In Utah who have good tis Johnson, first; Georgethird. Tur- dicates the horticultural ven te and i herds of dairy cows, or who can second; Elden Hansen, Ills mi exhibit Lamar be will of the Richards, first; reasonfinest keys George acquire fairly good cows at hens big, t( White Leghorn second. able prices, will find it profitable to Jones, "H Nelson, Paul Russell Johnson, first; feed hay and other comparatively most AH comb White Leghorn cheap feeds liberally. Feeding dairy second. Single guard!) first and secattle while on pasture will likely hen Russell Johnson, Red nued t WANTED-M- an cockerel with Island car fallRhode cond. m be a profitable practice this e seve Hunsa-ke- r, retail Lavan selling experience to n Larsen, first; Farmers should be cautious, how- Haroldsecond. ds ga1 retail store for us in Brlrt., Rhode Island Red puldairy that ever, of planning a long-tim- e Write once: at Box Harold Larsen, let (single entry) famous program on the basis of this full sod Utah. and second. Capons Harold tad. winters butterfat prices, emphasizes IsRhode first and second. othe Dr. Wheatley. Cow numbers will Larsen, Red I Harold HAVE MY IN Larsen, land POSSESSION pullets saw K likely not be reduced materially in first. Jack FALLMatesen, -A April pullets LAST, take i the United States this fall and as second. May heifer; no marks h" soon as pasture and cheap feeds are first; Blaine Nelson, ley Ba Martel Verne Hansen, first; lazy E on left ribs. 0wir made available, a decrease in butterfat pullets and reclaim this animal. Hunsaker, second. Bantams George iam C prices may be expected. White second. and first Richards, Gardner, Deweyville, Utah, promc In Utah, with relatively cheap forRock pullets Duane Woodabili feed sup- Plymouth age and beet Rock land, first. White Plymouth CASH PAID For dead and t right farmers those for it is possible plies, cockerel D u a n e Woodland, first. cows and horses. Phone n y to and stockmen with these feed advan- Pigeons Rex Larsen, first; Robert .Reverse charges. the tages and proper use of feeding Baird, second; Jack Matesen, third; rite g methods to make good returns from Russell Johnson, fourth. March pulfirst NEWS ADS BRING RESUL' cattle feeding. Due to the forced lets Jay Anderson, first; Robert wit! liquidation of breeding herds this Knudson, second. by n. fall, it is likely that Stocker cattle ,t Smi FRUIT SECTION next spring will bring favorable sion f of have Those who supplies s e prices. Delbert Lee, Plate of p e a c h aud, discolored or slightly spoiled hay first; Vearl Perry, second. Plate of Godl and are not easily accessible to the grapes Theron Gull, first; David raw s relatively cheap sugar beet second. of Plate Peters, plum se;las. feeds may find it more profitable Vearl Perry, first; Ray Wendel, from to winter young stockers or cows. cond. Honey exhibit Russell Johncam The present drouth is expected to son, first and second. Melon exhibit Chi L eRoy Fujihara, first. Hale affect the sheep Industry much less id b Where the Big Plctnrei seriously than in 1934, since most' peaches Robert Galbraith, first; D. ham of the sheep are located in areas L. Holland, second. Pears Emeron Western Electric Sound Sj not seriously affected by the present Wright, first. Cantaloupe Dennis dry spell. Hall, first Casabas Sooty YamaThe high percentage of fat lambs saki, first, second and third. Honey-dew- s LAST TIME T0DAI la last years crop and the limited Sooty Yamasaki, first; Sam amount of lamb feeding, caused a Sato, second. Prunes Harry Barker, scarcity of lambs in April, May and first; Morris Black, second. Apples TEXAS June of this year, resulting In good Richard Harris, first and second. returns to those who had lambs on Largest melon Gale Keyes, first; RANGERS feed. While it is expected that with Sam Nagata, second. Largest squash the comparatively cheap feed availGale Keyes, first. Green tomatoes with FRED MacMCERW able in Utah this year, lamb feeding Russell Tanaka, first; Sooty YamaJACK OAKIE - JEAN PiKEt; will prove profitable. However, the saki, second. Pickling cucumbers LLOYD NOLAN and profits from lamb feeding will likely Delbert Lee, first; Fred Forsgren, not equal those of last year, Dr. second. Parsnips Paul Facer, EDWARD ELLIS first. Wheatley points out. Bliss potatoes Ray L. Braegger, first; If mill consumption of wool is Varsel Chlarson, second. Table beets Also maintained at or near present levels Jim Morris, first and second. In the next six months, the small Squash exhibit Jim Morris, MELODY first; supplies of wool available in this Loane Miller, second. Oats Mac decountry will prevent any severe Christensen, ON Richards, cline in domestic wool prices during second. Egg first; George plant Sam Leto, first the remainder of the year. and second. Cauliflower Sam Seto, with JOSEPHINE HUTCHDiS High prices for hogs are expected first and second. Cabbage Sam SeAlso Popeyes Latest Caitw to continue until the fall of 1937 to, first and second. beets Sugar when the corn crop will become Calvin Jensen, Riot, Never Kick A ffoau1 first; Noble Tsushima, available. and Latest Paramount He second. Ripe tomatoes Yama Unless we Increase our hog pro- saki, first and second.Sooty Timothy-So- oty duction to the point where we export Yamasaki, first. Barley Jay instead of import hogs, Utah farmers, Mortensen, George Richards, who have skim milk, pasture, and second. Manfirst; Morris STARTS TOMORROW ges Jefferson, other cheap feeds, can probably proand second. Carrots S o o t y duce hogs to an advantage at least Yamasako, Buck-Nit- e 9 p. first; Paul Facer, second. until 1938, he says. Sunflowers David Avki, first. Green Recent rapid rise In feed prices has peppers David 2 More Big Features! Avki, first and second. caused poultrymen to market a con- Green beans David Avki, first; Densiderable number of their birds. It nis Hall, second. No. 1 Popcorn William Is expected that this heavy marketing Hopkins, first; Fred Forsgren, seIN of poultry may continue into the late cond. Field corn Harmon Campbell, fall, even though prices are expected first; Sooty second. Yamasaki, Seed to be discouraging. Feed prices are beans Charles BONDAGE Lavar, Loane expected to be sufficiently high to Miller, second. Wheat first; Nordiscourage many poultry producers, man, first and second. Farrell with JAMES DUNN Onion s even though egg prices improve. MAE CLARK - DAVID MANM Ben Nashiguchi, Barker, Harry first; If present heavy liquidation of live- second. CHARLOTTE HERT stock is completed by late fall, turkey prices will more than likely be enNo. 2 Stradivarius is said to have made couraging to producers, concludes Dr. 400 violins. All one Wheatley. except have been A accounted for. FARMERS AUTOMOBILE Exchange Inter-INSURANC- S 1 FASHION SEt AWARDS SHOWN (Continued from first page) Editorial Assn B. C. WIXOM. l5 y PEACH FESTIVAL VIEWS ON UTAH GOES OVER WITH A BIG BANG HERE FARM OUTLOOK The Box Elder News Member National Semi-Weekl- LAST TIME TODAY Barbara Stanwyck - Robert Taylor ii His Brothers Wife WEDNESDAY BANK NIGHT Fred Stone in GRAND JURY with OWEN DAVIS, Jr. - LOUISE LATIMER Metrotone News Reel, Comedy and Other Short Subje THURSDAY FRID A Y-- S ATURD A Y Big Double Bill! -- SECRET AGENT with MADELEINE CARROLL - PETER LOI JOHN GIELGUD - ROBERT YOUNG jlsp HIGH SCHOOL GIRL with CECILIA PARKER - MAHLON HAMIL HELEN MacKELLAR - CARLYLE MOORE |