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Show Ncton5f35urnal age Two Neui0-3ourn- al A Daily Newspaper published rvery wee:ikday morning except Monday and Legal Holidays. Brigham, Utah. Entered at the Postofflce Brigham City, Utah, as Second Class Matter in January, 1909 Subscription Rates: Anywhere in Box Elder County: One year, in advance ... $3.00 $1.50 Six Months, in advance 30c Per month Outside County, per year $4.00 . Armageddon DON has come to Europe again. More omi- nously piophetie than ever, seem tile words of Lord Grey, Premier of Britain, spoken on that fateful night in 1914 when the start of the first world war was but a few brief hours away: "The lights are going out one by one over Europe. They will not be lit again in our litetime." And, uppermost in the mind of every American is the role that our nation can and should pay in world affairs in this time of disaster abroad. The President has appealed bv radio to the peoplp to maintain neutrality. He has officially proclaimed a state of neutrality, and has, as required by law, declared effective the general arms embargo imposed by the neutrality act. Going by all available evidence, the American people, sympathetic as the bulk of them are with the cause of Britain and France, are vigorously determined to remain neutral In fact if not In thought. The disillusioning lessons learned from our participation in the last war have not been forgotten. Press polls of members of Congress indicate practically unanimous opposition to again sending an A. E. F. to other lands. So do the editorial expressions of leading newspapers. It is thought certain that thp President will soon call a special session of Congress to reexamine our neutrality legislation. The administration firmly believes that we should sell arms and anything else to warring powers on a basis, to be transported in their own ships. The principal conflict between White House and Congress last session was caused by this. The isolationists won and the in toto embargo was retained. Up to the very moment when Europe went to war, isolationist feeling was apparently on the increase. But in these tragic and stirring times change in sentiment can and does come tv 1 1 h lightning-likrapidity. Late Information indicates that a number of senators and representatives who opposed the y e CLASSIFIED lc Per Word Per Day sack s. FARM. Burlap Wheat HOIJST POULTRY tf. A MODERN, furnished Apt. for rent. Inquire at Comptons Art A Music Uo. tf HOUSE BEK A Fit-da- s J all-ns- News-Journa- MERKKLL Ll'M HARDWARE UO. S7 13 1ml. S. NORMAN Est.T-.av- s'ab, Us,,, h,0h' n t, toai. - 1 e 170-22- Mling lan.us 9 35. we 73 lb. bed Sir head at three douhi, 's ,0ca: T lb. eis mad, dp hum bands, u s, r, ;gmg 83 lb n 8lw' ers. , o,e,3(iSjl ib'g bvd,.,sJ'Jree load local 7 85 V: Subscribe fp, the New., 'Wi&SSfBi 1 JtxuneA, . ,. Mid AMieM. (jjU&litcf . . All Sizes For All Purposes Packer. These birds were Theoretically, the 15c system is a neutral one judged on head formation, body our to come 15c can nation of feathcolor any characteristics, shores, get what it wants and ering, condition of feathering, 15c take it home. In actual fact, and condition physically, all to would it as everyone knows, an ideal standard which has 15c aid to the been set up by pigeon fanciers. be of immense 15c democracies. England abso-lutely dominates the seas and Now Many Wear tt 15c the trade lanes. In the first few days of the war England 20c captured several German merWith More Comfort tt 30c chantmen, and forced others to seek haven in neutral harFASTEETH, a pleasant alka10 Watt bors where they must remain line ) powder, holds British warships, false teeth more firmly. To eat indefinitely. in the view of military experts, and talk in more comfort, just lib CA R PROD I CTS CO. OGDtS, will make It possible for the sprinkle a little FASTEETH on N. L. HANSEN Distributed by allies to carry on trade with your plates. No gummy, gooey, this country on a near normal pasty taste or feeling. Checks KAISER VARIETY STORE (OMIANY basis. Any German ship seek- "plate odor" (denture breath). 65 Most Forest Street Million Article Store of ing to make a run here and Get FASTEETH at any drug Phone 173 Brigham Uil.v, Utah back would face almost certain store. destruction or capture. There is one Iqig favorable THE CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS phase of the VATE.R, VATER. ?HE SS. plan so far as the British and MY-SEEFFER.Y VERE i French are concerned -- and that COLOSSIC lies in the belief held by a numTRAVEL IS CHURNS HER ber of qualified men that we MONOTOMOUS TOWARD will be able to give the democNEW GRK WITH racies relatively few military JOUR FRIENDS supplies that our own rearmament program will swallow ABOARD practically all the arms and THE INSPECTOR munitions and planes we can AND BLOODSHOT produce. That remains to be ARE EARNING-THEIseen. at the war PASSAGE Looking generally, there is one note of hope- - the IN THE opinion that it cannot last a STOKE HOLE very lone time, because of Germanys great economic weakness, and the clear desire of 9 the masses of her people for One of the best exports peace. T, says that Germany might last two years if the French fight MARMALADE AND SHAD GRATED THERE IS THAT FAT LADY a defensive war, and not more , WHO HAS BEEN DISGUSTING, BANANAS ROE 1 TRIPE AND than one year if the French AND ME WITH HER TALK OF TUTTI FRUTTI ICE CREAM I take the offensive. First reBEER ! ports indicate the French have chosen the latter course, and JUMP ON HER 1 are carrying the war to the enemy on thp western front. tt tt tt tt traveler, whole experience bat taught them what real valut i,. You1 appreciate the EXTRA QUALITY you get at the Newhome Hotel foe very reatonable rates Youll like the kxxl Cafeteria and the Dining Room, too. A In the realty fine hotel t tt BANQUET AND CONVENTION FACILITIES 100-Wa- FALSE TEETH 130-Wa- tt 200-Wa- 400 OUTSIDE A g BOOMS g WITH 8 I A AjT44 Cut TJi vfZr K HOLMAN w BOss T A B AT(IS..H!SI0IN! WATtBS I ;utt0nmnaso (non-acid- tmiiHouss HOTEL Bv Rudolph MUTINY IN STOKE HOLE Dir DE -- SKIPPER. W i'll get the food AND PICKLES AND WHIPPED CREAM- - m Where To Find It DIRECTORY listing of reliable firms and ndividuals specialists m their Jpvi- - tine. AUTOMOBILES LEE. LOST el Croydon wrist waleh on Main street Satorday. I.iberal reward. Return to Nows Journal offiee. S12 llpd. SI,K pound loam of . excrllont horsos. h. OK SEN, west of IainH station. SHi-rincl- . Bulck V. Watmni Motor. N. AUTOMOBILE NORM WATKINS (2 Writ Forest FRITZI RITZ SERVICE MOTOR CO. 1)5 Phone TRADES Sholty Painting. Fy Pnprlng, interior Decorating. Phon 40). BUILDING pd. ELECTRICAL Let ui jeteron help Eiectrlc WHATS THIS I HEAR ABOUT YOU RUNNIN' FOR ELECTION, By Ernie Bushmill 7 MCSTRCC0LE AN'IS HERMAN RUNNIN' YEAH--M- E OH, THAT'S WONDERFUL) DP AGAINST EACH OTHER FOR MAYOR OP DIS NEIGHBORHOOD SLUGoO ?. CONTRACTOR b twe you plan. Phone 4)0 w INSURANCE 3. Martin KnimuMeo, teeidence Phone V8 OPTICAL Office ORCHARD 3 GOODS N. Hanaen Variety Store ftore of a Million Artuiee -- The SUPPLIES Approved quality Insect icidee, spray V LOST lorsey row branded Ande Produce Co. ng material on right rili. Had hell, halter PLUMBING HEATING and chain. Notify E. AnderNo too small Satisfaction son. Sept. 8 15 inel inteed jobColeman & Sorenaen LOST on street in front of PRESCRIPTIONS Store. Rexall Drugs. tli jmir of gold1 ewEddyFo Service Phone 10 rimmed glasses In blark ease. News-Journal- lisa 'ttL Phone 1)5. CHIROPRACrOR Dr. C. R. Jones. D. C., Health Homq I 10) East. Phone 182. Jllnic, Lieensed Abstractor. .V"J ''itC'1' ' c V r Rt I' S rttlfre M r(ar Off A rtffeu , Mercer, Hailey, Idaho. S7 13 incl.pd. MALE 11 EI.l WANTED KKLI BI.E MAN W ANTED to call on farmers in Box Elder or No experience ( minty. Steady required. capital work. Make up to 12 a day. I Sheep otipts. "fsv REAL ESTATE SOLI) REAL ESTATE BOUGHT REAL ESTATE IA)ANS J. ealei j 2. l'S Build your new home. I'. SMllU, phone 409. tf I Oit v LIGHT GLOBES lOK BENT Modern, furnished Apt. Inquire at Uomptons Art A Music t o. If. LET C. y MARKET REPORTS j I OU SAUK CASH paid for DEAU Mia USE LESS cows and horses. Ihoiit 493 1 A pigeon show', the (list ever held in northern Utah, was one of September Hi bus been set as r,f the successful features ie.nh day eelehiation held tin' in admir toi county rommtt-tecThe judges and Saturday in Utah to accept applicainstil once, W weie Ted Smith and Merton tions lor W (Wens, assistant ducctor for Smith of Salt Lake City, and following awards wen anagiicultmc of the Utah exten- the nounced a sion servile, told famous at Fan tads Old eoeks. fust, senes of meetings held m van Chtls-Younand third, Ja ous counties of the state dining eoeks fust, week These the past meetings and thud. Jay Chiis-Oldirected by county fat met comhens fust, Ken mitteemen of tile Agiliultuial Hnyd Iaeker second, at loll Admimsti merit Adjust hens fust, second and out the value of a faim Christensen. Euio-jieaJay of tins period gram during Modenas Old cm ks, fust, wartime maneuveis second and thud, Hold Baird and Crop insurance assuies to Old hens fust, second 75 per thud, Kohl. Band every burner at least ON LINER Alice Newman of cent of hn nonnal wheat cinp Show tumblers Young eoeks, Arkansas City, Kan., one of to sell at harvest time, and no first and second, Jimmy lotter. 314 Americans aboard British matter how high the pi tee of Old cocks, first, Sidling Jenline- - Athena, torpedoed and wheat may go if natuie steps in sen; Packer. .second, Boyd sunk by Germans 200 miles and takes her toll by destiny mg Other varieties, old cocks, first, the crop with dt ought, ftost. hail and second, Bov d Packer. Old west of Scotland. She was or some other hazard, high puc- hens, first, Boyd Packet; secrescued and landed at Gales will now mean an incteaseil ond. Jimmy Potter. way, Ireland. income for the farmer Rolleis Old cocks, first and "Some fanners expressed the second, Jimmy Potter. Old l Baird. Subscribe for the Robert opinion that now is the tune to hens, fust, insure because if they make Young cocks, first and second, application now the premium Jimmy Potter; third, Robert will be based on the present Baird. price for wheat." Racing homers -- Old eoeks, first, Boyd Packer, second and Roosevelt-- lull plan have now third. Robert Baird. Old hens, their position. The first, second a ml IMiid Robert changed vote was extremely close when Baird Young cocks, fust, Nd the bill came to the floor last Beesley. Young hen, Robert session, and it is possible that Baird the The grand champion of the plan now has 1 15c a majority. exhibit was owned by Boyd Just modernized inside and mil. Close In location. Easy terms if desired. signment to a camp in the New Officer At west. However, he has been tiain commander of CXC trains CCC Camp bringing men to Uiegon, Call-Walter A Siobert, captain forma and Nevada. In 1933 Captain Siebert grad- infantry reserves, assumed eommand of the CCC camp overrated from the infantry school OGDEN, Sept. 11 Mr. Siebert at Fort Benning, Ga. He has 'he week-end- . adand the from the Estimated salable t e- University, gained friendship gtaduated of the men for the ceipts, 2u, through, 105; di-of New Yoik, taking post grad- - miration uate woik at Columbia. He is business-likway that he has reet, 133; total, 400; steady to a public accountant. taken over his new duties. He ,10c higher than last weeks 7 60 on top, Mr. Siebert is returning to is starting a class in aero- close; early lb. choice butchers; CCC work after helping in the nautics for those who are He holds an amateur medium to good mixtures, 6 85-- ! inves'igation of the McKesson-Kobhm- s license. 7 .30; sows quoted around 4 30-- I His firm. pilot's experidrug 5 50. ence in the CCC's has been He started with varied. Cattle: Estimated solaole re-- I di-- I work at Governors' 130; Mrs. Con Conley of Meridian, ceipts, 8(H); thiough, comBland, then company Miss, is visiting with her son, reet, 50; total, 1.0(H); early mander in a camp 20 miles Charley Hoffman, first cook at sales steady to strong; spots from the President's summer the Bngham CCC camp. Mrs. higher; steers and heifers This Conley is on her way to the jslow; home at Warm Springs. few light dairy type She steers. is a show camp of the country. fair at 6.73; odd good killeis San Francisco. While there the camp rated stopped over for a few days Ibid 8 00; part load Idaho Mr. Seibert visit and stated, "I was for- heifers, 86.30; few lots light highly superior. 8 00; was next sent to Florida on tunate enough to get in on the stock steers and heifers, hurricane control work. medium and good cows, 5 25-wondoiful Peach day 6.23, including car Idahos di-- i This is Mr. Siebert's first reet at 5 40 cutter and com- - f COLUMN I'D K 'SALE Announced InSUriinCt r CUtlirOS at . Pigeon Show Awards County (Jroups Told Of Crop TUESDAY MORNING, SE PTEMP.Fp L. I RST & THOMAS, Uai. UTAH UIU PRODUCTS any one of the 24 hrs daily TIRES REPAIRED ECONOMY MOTORS Road Service Phone 555 mnum 426 3rd st., Oakland. MICE HELP WANTED .MAN for small route business; no experience; up to 15 first week, more later; get new automobile as bonus. Let me write you full details. MILLS, 4601 Poplar, Oakland, Cal. I. U M II E R Native First Grade CO 7 Qi. 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