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Show Hermnoumal page roru i nil Utahs Water Supply iDistrict Court News Local Oil Man New Shell Faces Shortage, Tuesday was law and motion Opens and probate day ill the disliict Station Friday Says Expert with Judge Lewis Jones coin H BASEBALL Only K i v a I TODAY LAST TIMES! two hits i;k; . . . In Clorioui Technicolor JDRUMS with SABU ind east of MaMMimiUlMWIM WIRES! late- - 1 ' Friday, Ju'.v 2k, a' St Lou.s 1, New Yoik 11 and Main stieet. Lou Bntcnhckcr is proprietor Hill, Whitehead, Law .on and of 5H new service headquaHlenn; Ruffing and Dickey. rter With him in the new staCleveland 9. Philudelpnia 2 tion will tie ;ienn Leggett and Miinar Poitci and Sewell. salesmen Nelson and Hayes Mr to Bntenbeker. A.ioid.ng thi s'.ition will handle Shell Deli uu 2, Washington pet oleum products exclusively, Newsom and Tebbctts, Kta ini haling Super-Shel- l gasoline kuuskds. Cairasquei and and Holden Shell motoi oil. Oi.u-nationally known products ut(Jlnobllt. mdln. Chicago 5 Boston 6. i2nd t u,n sueh a!) (;oofU,.ar garnet Lee and Schlueiei minor. linkman. Having tins and Hobbs batteries, will In the mallei of ttic estate of aKo be available. ,and Desautcls Lorenzo Habiielli. deceased, a This station marks another petition for probate of will, was milestone in Shells advance- National League: Philadelphia 1, Plttsbuigh 2 granted ment toward better set vice to and M.liies, In the cue of the Stale of the Dav; pubhc in this community," Higoe M liiown and Belies. Swill. I'tah vs Harr Rosi inhumation declared H. W. Walker, it was not filed, and ease was agent for Shell Oil Company, Biooklyn 2, Chcidgo in continued until August 14. Ir.eoi porated, in Bngham. "The Fiisimmor.--Hutchinson and fn the case of Hrace B. Nich- luoul development of the modJ .Dean and Hartnett. Phelps; olas vs Hordon Bert Nicholas, em automobile has necessitat, defendant's demurr li plain- ed complete and modern units Hartnrk. 5 2, tiff's complaint "as risen under SLii ii as this station represents." Philadelphia Putsbuigh 2nd garnet. Beck and Davis. advisement. The station, built in Inot case Bowman In the and Mueller.' Millies, with the doming vestment company, a corpora- type of architecture leatured by New York 0, St Louis 10 tion vs Joseph H. Toombs, et Shell, houses a lubrication unit and al, the defendants demurrer to completely equipped with the Humbett, Schumacher Sunkel and Padgett. was overto lubricate 'plaintiffs complaint latest facilities ruled and 20 days to answer rs as specified by the cat; alter notice. CAN STILL "I'lit 1C manufacturer. Under the fn the ease of lot'll K. system, Lou Bnten-beke- r AUSTIN. Tex.. July 2b 'CP' Spiers vs Fled W. IVtoisen, et explained, the motorist Dr. Homer T. Iiatney, S17 5u a to strike Is assured a lubrication accordial, plaintiff's motion year president ot the Cniver-sitfrom defendants an.swer was ing to factory recommendations of Texas and foinvr .granted in part and denied in and added that the Shell Chck-Chai- t baseball playei, was part prevents the possibility of an In I re ease of Anna H. Holla-da- ovci looking the lubrication of offended today when given Houston the release by outright vs Heoige Thomas Holla-- , any part of the car. club of tile Texas League I wish to extend a peisonaf day, deli ndant's ocih r to show m eiit "They Ultimate that cause was continued until Si pt. limitation to my friends and acof condition,'' said Ramey. 2Ht h quaintances and the many moIn the case of Rulon Stur-- l toi tsi.s who pass the corner ot ley, et al, vs Manila M. Bur-ton- Fomth Noith and Main street et al, was dismissed lioin daily to drop in and inspect new (the trial calender said Mr. my station, The ease of Wanda H. Davis Bntenbeker. "We have all the vs Heorge Davis was ordered latest for facilities modern motor car upkeep and arc dLp?iS1'a of Ora Johnson vs equipped to service your cur lleber Johnson was ordcri d dis- quickly and well." missed. The case of the State ot l!t ih vs Roy PeVrson was ordeied CITY COURT NEWS ' The following ea. .s weie dismissed, as complaining witness refused to appear at the heard in the city couit here 'heated. trial. Dam News Wednesday morning by Judge It was the pennies and dimes J. Wesley Horsley: of Salt Lake City school chilCOLLINSTON and BEAVER C. F. Wood, 25, Blue Creek, dren that purchased the mother DAM, July 26- .- Mr. and Mrs. pleaded guilty to a charge of II FOLK MEETS (Lilt a fraudulent chock and elephant from the circus. A Dick Lefler of San Francisco issuing pen in Jingle Hardens zoo near were guests at the E. E. LefThe Twice-Four-cooking paid a fine of $37 25 the outskirts of the city, rather ler home Wednesday and Thurs- club met at the home of Mrs. The case of Harry Taylor, than the sawdust of 22 years day. Janie Jensen Wednesday after- 5(t, Tremonton, charged with ilMr, and Mrs. Clark Bowen noon, July 26. There were eight legally taking possession of an ago. has been her lot, but nevertheless she has "played" and son, Ross, and Mr. and members present. The girls automobile, was dismissed due to thousands of curious and ad- Mrs. All Johnson and son Theil, mad,, breakfast and served it to to insutficiencv of evidence, at Yellow-- themselves, after which light,! Darwin Byrd was charged miring visitors. spent the week-enNone of the loyal family ex- stone national park. refreshments were served by with operating a motor vehicle Mr, and Mrs. Wilford Dur-fe- Martha Jean Smoot and Shir- - without license plates, a miscept the Princess are alive to-and children spent Sunday demeanor. The ease was transday. Her husband, Snyder, ttie moody leader of the herd, was at Ogden visiting with relaferred to the juvenile court, shot when he became "had. tives. the defendant being a juvenile. All the babies died soon after Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bowen and J. H Braegger. Jr.. 40, Wibirth of what was apparently family spent the 21th at Bear llard, charged with a threat to do bodily injury on complaint faulty digestion. During .the lake. two months of his life, Bahy Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Packer of Sophie Nebeker, pleaded not Hutch became the most valu- and children will spend their guilty. He was released on able elephant in the world. vacation at Yellowstone nation$300.00 bail and tial was set The Princess pushed him dur- al park, having left Monday for Monday, July 31. ing circus parades in a chariot morning, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pratt and ADMITS MlliDEl! bearing the sign, "This Is My Babv." CLINTON, 111.. July 26 il'Pi family of Los Angeles called , toat the Geo. Cat son. 38. ns Sunday, enroute to Yellowstone day signed a statement assertBRIGHAM national park. Mr. Pratt and The delegation represented ing he killed Edward L. SchneiMr. Simmons were missionary-companion- Sanpete. Wayne. Emery. Car-fiel- der, Kansas City lieutenant of CAMP NEWS eighteen years ago. Beaver. Millard. Juab. Tom Pendergast. whose body Frank De Marco, amiahle and this is their first meeting Uintah, Duchesne and Kane was found in the Missouri river on May 5th. counties night guard at the local camp. since that time. and Mrs. Ethel Erickson s one of the luckiest fellows, 'ever to enroll in the CCC -- his Mrs. Hrant Erickson visited; mother, Mrs John De Marco Friday with Mrs. Roy Manning and his sister, Miss Jeannette at Hatland, Mr. and Mrs. De Marco, from Wheeling. West Virginia, have arrived here to and daughters, Lonnie, enjoyed visit him. Mrs. De Marco and daugh- - at Star Valley, ter plan to visit Brigham City j Mis? for approximately thirty days before returning to their home in the east. This week they plan to visit the Bear River bird refuge and other points of interest. To the best of our knowledge Mrs. De Marco is the second mother, and her daughter is the first sister ever to come here to visit an enrollee of the local camp. We hope their visit will lie highly enjoyable. , AND ONLY Kiddies A Dime Any Time i , t Jpationage Fom'h NEWS ami lied llnl Hand MKC I I.TV ill t n i) ffi - 9 dll tarnish a pe- l'i Mlv h;y a a DN 1( b 2;, Brigham Talent On Bad in Today i- g j 'IHIS WEEK $1.00 ITEMS Hni-liail- 57c i LET US REMAKE YOUR OLD , . M lto erul 1.00 Cream info Muscle oil , kiv i: Palmer Lavender genuine INNER SPRING costs oniy n $7.1.) to $15.50 EVERTON .MATTRESS CO. English )!(' M.on Langluis Lavender .. Batli Salts SI. oo Palmer ( olugne 8 ounce .. )t( Duska Bath Salts Me ' t EDDY DRUG the kexai.l stoke uhbb f STARTS FRIDAY Yno . . ho . . c ery body "BLONDIE TAKES A VACATION And Smashing Aetion Wit h GALA , LAYA WAY SA LE of new fresh II L ANKETS FRIDAY JULY 28 1 JOIN THE CROWDS omei and see I y ) j BRIGHAMS ATTRACTIVE NEW 72S Double PART WOOL A new style utlils beaiil.v life. weave Unit and longer $2.98 l!Rl SUED AI.E WOOI. (single) High pile blanket imported from Holland. lull bed si.e unusually beautiful. $11.45 FIE LOWS Chit ken Teat her at each All White Goosedown, ea. 980 M QQ yOivO Co: FASHION Cess!!! Service Station hitch-hiker- "Winter Woven" CCC Fourth North and Main Street Lou Britenbecker rr0,. j SALT CENTER" Subscribe for the News-Journa- l Your Clothes Will Come Back Fresh, Cool and Clean! LAKE CITY, July It is beautifully design w and is equipped with HIE! SANITARY I.Al'NDRY today, and have us pick up your clothes. Moderate prices for perfect work. Send your whole wardrobe. E'amily Complete Household Sen ices Leave At THORNE! NATURAL FOOD STORE a" South Main or Phone 61 E'or Pickup 1 SANITARY LAUNDRY most modern faC1. for serving you quicn j and well. I Few of us lealie how easily and inexpeiiMV ely our old home tan lie brought up to date ami made as modern us the new one down the street. - surprise even you! After THE: SANITARY cleans (hem, you'll want to put them right on and go out! You'll want to show everyone how cool and nice you are. Call They'll to The newest addition the progress of Brigham for will be on display your approval 26 (CP) A source of emergency; relief for southern Utah farmers whose crops and fotage have suffered from frost and drouth appeared apparent to a dele- following gation of farmers conferences with state and na-- ' ttonal leaders Tuesday. Omer Mills of San Francisco, farm security administration economist, advised the delegaturn that the emergency relief appropriation act of 1939 alio- eated $143,000,000 to the department of agriculture for special types of aid to farmers. Mills advanced the opinion that part of this money might be made available to Utah farmers whose crops were de- st roved by advetse weather eonditions. Members of the committee said a survey will be made to determine the amount of need and tiie data will be presented to the farm security administration. The committee resolved to contact Governor Blood, who is in the east, requesting him to eonter with farm officials in Washington. D C.. before lit ' Its slit prising l ow new siding, a new roof, or hardwood Homing seem tv) make old homes s l'loom anew. Pie-wkitchen cabinets, or ct can be easily replaced tu add comfort and convenience. new oaky-stair- ar j LOU AND STAFF CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT THEIR NEW STATION! Small Monthly Payments Well be glad 'o handle every detail lor you and explain lmw home repaiis may be purchased S.1.00 for as little as A Month Tri-Stat- e Lumber Co. Shell Tourist Service Available Cl,ARt!M E SMITH, .Manager PHONE! 170 SS Shell Credit Cards Honored Super-She- ll Gasoline Shell Home Handies C DC oo EVERTON . 1 Buyer's Paper MATTRESS j j race'll 1.00 Sympl well-know- y nmi Mat" ivpt"lla :rw Vl ami Nux mtiica Tunic improving the appetite 1.(10 Buyer's Wrinkle 'lnd T issue I ream 1.00 Buyer's Leouin leasing ( ream 1.00 Buyer's der y j , gan-vplain v ml emulsion for . ' all-tim- e In O'llricn Henry I omlu Margaret Lindsay li ' .fin North tlll I uuM I .t t.AMf.s ESI MtlHVS tlibute to the American League: ideas in seivue station Chicago 8 Boston eons', in tion will be opened to Diciiich. Biown and Tumi. 'the punhe for inspection and Wilson Wadi- and peamck modem A Til. following buspicsiding a Isuc! ed iness was In the mallei of tile estate of Alma Funk, deceased, petition The case for family allowance will be contested and was set to be turd in September. In the matter of the estate of I.eland S Hendricks, deceased, a petition for authonty to rent stotage facilities was granted t the estate In tiie matter of Richard (Rant Baines, et at, minors, a petition for letteis of guardianship was granted with May Barnes naincd as guardian, bond was set at $28 0 oO for each Unusually light lainuIK have Bride Honored iieouied the water supply so that a water shortage Mis Max .Johnson, fumierly gieatly as sevcie as in 1924 is almost Miss Wilma Adams, a iceent in the state, says motil of .. a (developing was the hi ide, Dean Heorge D. Clyde, bndal shower given at the Path ex lion engim-cthe While evening at the home of Mrs periment station Hostesses of the natuial tlow in sti earns is not K. K Blown. evening weie Mrs I)ean Wood quite so low at present, this and Miss Ians Toombs. reduction is rapidly approachThe evening was spent mak-int- ; ing the level. debride's hooks and a that were full at Reservoirs lirious tray luncheon was servof the s'eason aped to fifteen guests. The bride the beginning to be the one hope of pear beautiful of an leeeived array Plah farmers who have land gilts. served by these manmade lakes. They idiry 1,590,090 acre-fee- t of water which should be sufNoted Elephant ficient to handle the land they arc to serve. Only the land Feared Doomed that is dependent upon natural SALT LAKE CITY. I'tah sources of water is suffering Despite the best avail- however, but if the piesent conable medical attention, one of sumption of storage water confamous tinues these sources may also the wot Id's most mothers suffers with a gargan- run short. tuan stomach ache. "Water shortage emphasizes The mother Is Princess Alice, the necessity of conseiving wapuchydcun, who on April 27. ter duiing the wet years as 1912, gave hi rt h to Bahy Hutch, well as the dry because the the fust ha by elephant boin in conservation of water in wet A me i ica. years builds up a holdover for Since 1917 when a circus protection during the dry seadeemed Princess Alice unfit for sons." circus duty, she has resided at is a list of meththe Salt Lake City zoo. In odsFollowing to aid farmers in prepared re-' 191S, the year following her their water supply: conserving tirement, the Princess estab1. Consolidate the streams record when lished an she gave birth for the fourth and cut the time of application. 2. Concentrate water on late time. No other elephant in cap- crops and let alfalfa maturing tivity has ever experienced and pasture go if there is not motherhood four times. The Princess' illness caused enough water for both types of sharp controversy between zoo crops 2. Keep the ditches clean and Her keepers and veterinarians. tight. keepers insisted the Puncess the4. headgates Watch more closely Ihc became ill from "something she ale." An eastern zoo keeper manner in which therun-of- waterandis to prevent inspected her and termed her applied in generally poor health. His deep percolation. 5. Measure the water used to statement that she was dirty and badly in need of a hath and! avoid excess application. "There aie still 00 days to go for her toenails, manicure the water condition can diand Printhe denials that brought to a point where it will minish cess wtdl being had been neghe serious. To prevent this the lected. Zoo attendants explained that utmost care must be taken when her feet could not be trimmed the water turn for the farmer comes around." too closely because of the floor in her quarters and that she could not be bathed often because her pen is not Collinston and Ileavcr s mormv, U t inter's ii.'i :.'H if i RSDVY Oil Golden Shell Motor Shellubrieation |