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Show PAGE TWO THE EOX ELDER MemScurna) man, and she has 2500 in all she isn t playing a rec oid, Judy is doing a bit of painting shes pietty good at it, and her latest art woik is a pui trait of her mother, done fiom a tir.lv pe. One of Ihe most amusing loonies is the one adopted by Rosalind Russell She loves to collect hats of any unusual shape The pne of hey col lee' ion is a peasant hat that she bought right olf the head of a Hungarian woman she saw-oa st.eet in Budapest. Of eouise Lionel Barrymore is an expert at etching, and he can compose a nifty song when he puts his mind to it once he composed a song for Schumann-IleinBut Lionels chief hobby is g.nhenng data on prize fighting Banymore has been acquainted with every world champion since John L. Sullivan. Jeanette MacDonald has a nice collection of Chinese fans -including a beautiful ivory one, presented by an admirer who is 82 years old, and who received it as a wedding gift m 1873. But the most practical hobby is Fay Baintcr's. She is always making match boxes out of colot ed cai toons tnat she clips from a magazine and selling em in aid of a local IN HOMELAND A Daily Newspaper, published every week-damorning except Monday and Legal Holidays, at Brigham, Utah. When July 29 (UP) Every star h is a hobby But a if lent checkup shows that, wilh only an exception here and there, the hobby i one that very little monThat is, comparatively ey. little. A star that could colwill, lect Jtliaiat d.arnonls, instead collect old china. My i na Loy, tor example, has a hobby like that of a million She other Ament an women spends her leisure planting, and transplanting her garden. She laises all her own vegetables and also goes in for loses in has 100 vara big way-s'- he ieties of them. Take Judy Ha: land, too She began to collect phonogiaph refolds, ten yeais ago Theyrange fiom Beethoven to GoodHOLLYWOOD, y (rf I10"165 ' Lb-- it' S, I r ' Entered at the Postoffice at Brigham City, Utah, as Second Class Matter in January, 1909 WASTE G BASKET B Subscription Rates: Anywhere in Box Elder County: Bj WYNN EDDY One year, in advance $3 00 Six Months, in advance . . $1.50 It is very interesting to me Per month 30c to catch the namp of some Outside county, per year $4.00 home town boy in the out of town papers Since they switchsome of the officets to The Stubborn Dutch ed other regiments down at Camp fPllERB are more and more San Luis Obispo you do not s pus of the trouble the know who is where nor why Lake Tribune n.i pi t into in their complex Sundays Salt The First battalion, business of enslaving a stales, nt The Dutch in Holland, 1 Tith field artillei y, commandwho dll along have been frank ed by Lieut. Colonel Ruel Al. Eskelsen of Salt Lake City, bein thi ir cxpiessions of lor their masters, are came an enemy force and no being punished. They have maneuvered to defend the west been in the habit of cheering end of camp Jjntish air pilols shot down and Ruel M. Eskelsen will always e i pm red by the Hetmans, as be "Ruel to me, even if offiDie pi isonerv were taken thru cers are all colonels in Ken the streets. The I)uleh populaand "generals in Texas, tion is now warned that sueh tuiky the state I came from and the will no be impudence longer rank fiom which "Ruel'' is tolei. iled two giades now. It wasn't so bad, at that, as only lire Du!ih piactice of .sneakSpeaking of "rank reminds ing up behind the nai sentries me; A friend took us for an and dumping them into tire auto lide up (o Crystal Springs. canals. The rule was a rare treat, the Those Hollanders may lapse company was congenial, the into sih nee now, but not from beauty of the sunset could not fear. They dont need to cheer be excelled. About half-wafor the Bntisli prisoners any up there we ran into a typical mote All they need to do is country odor; it was rank. silently to hold up two fingers It reminded me of Hitler and form. And who can a German expression I heard in "V object, if there is a cigar be- when a boy living on the farm tween those fingeis. making in Texas Ich kann ein stink-ratthe V" more distinct? The nerhen." A polecat in any Initeh are gieat smokers. And language probably smells just a smoker has a right to take as rank. his cigar out of his mouth, hasn't he? And she tore up her red petti- coat We dont wish Japan any To make mittens for his hands more typhoons, but couldn't she To brave the cold norwesters take that last one for a sign, On the Banks of Newfoundland. and be good for a while? The National Geographic Magazine names Newfoundland, War promotes agility, Noith Atlantic Rampart, first Hogs, Lemons way. base of the eight defense sites a Flour Take Jump says leased from Great Britain. It is of the way to Ireland from New York City. In the Iceland looks like it MARKET REPORTS was atlas, just around the ridge OGDEN, Utah, July 30 (UP) (Greenland) in the same neck of the woods as Hogs; 315: slow on limited supply; not many desirable butchers here, prices steady to Newfoundland is mostly cele5c higher than close Tuesday, brated these days as being the to 180 few lots good to choice from vvheie Miss Cochrane spot . 2J0 lb. butchers ferried the big U. S. bomber Cattle: 120; slow, few early to England. They ferry a big sales steady; medium to good bomber across from Newfound00-9 dnvein grass steers 73; land to day now, few medium to barely good that is England everynow when every day heifers 8 65-- 00; best heifers for they get one finished. medium-goo00: week 9 calves 10 50 to 13.00. It is reported the president's little done sick looking private represen8,000; Sheep: eat ly ; one lot good 80 lb. tiuck-eHairy Hopkins, made m spring lambs about steady tative, his last trip over on the big at 9.73; Tuesdays late sales bomber ferry. I wonder if spring lamlbs 25c lower than the last picture I saw of Mr. Monday; 17 doubles Hopkins was taken before or 83 to 90 lb. Idaho spring lambs after his trip across. It might at 10 25. make a difference at that. But that is a long way from Newfoundland. He is in Moscow, Russia, today hobnobbing with Josef Stalin. con-teinj- tm GLENS MODERN DRUG PRESCRIPTION POINTERS to rmembr . . . wo full itrcnqth mtorik and qualified phar macitft. Double check queran ten accuracy. wcH H't only froth, WO NEWS-JOURNA- THURSDAY L the women he threw fruit at 'em. orphan asyium. grape -- John Payne was supposed to cer.e in wh.ch he washed i,,s lace at an elubuiate marbleAlice bowl, while Faye talked to him from an adjoining room. The director on Pay nee the tact that all his action must be vigorous and quick, befitting a big he man. At the given signal, Payne obediently slammed on the tap But he d.dn't know his own s' ength. The tap handle came off in his hand, and the elab-1ate marb.e bowl leaned for-- I waul Payne had been so he had yanked the tem-pm ary plumbing right off the do a hot-wat- y 0 he-ma- 1 all. in lp grew Jimmy Cagaccustomed to usinf 'he fiCight elevator in his' hole! On the fust day in Can-at he went theie to make a putuie about Canadian avia-- t on Cagney was mobbed in the hotel lobby by a crowd of nen and women moitly women lie looked a trifle crestfallen when they had to call .1 squad of police to rescue turn And well he might Is the old maestro going soft? Or screen, Cagney used to be able to defend himself against Ott-aw- ney d gag rule voted down. Old-Tim- Senators Fighting New Income Tax Provision be might Minstrel e Dies In New York 'V . NEW YORK, July 29 (UP) The last of the minstrels is dead The body of 70 year-olEddie Leonard was 5 found today in the Hotel Im1 perial, wheie ihe former blackface comic used to stay when he was a Broadway star His death is said to have been due to natural causes. Leonard had been missing since yesterday afternoon when he left h.s apartment and A listing of promised his wife to return (ndivmuals-spee- ia,, in three hours. hue Roxy old-tim- e July 29 (UP) strong move is developing to remove from the defense tax bill the pi ovision lequmng joint husband and wife income tax let urns. Opponents of this provision won a major victoiy today. House leaders agieod to seek a rule permitting floor review of the joint leturn clause when the tax bill comes up tomorrow. Pnor plans called for consideration of the measuie without amendments. The tax bill was due to reach the floor today, but the houv got sidetracked with other legislation. Some house members think reopening of the joint return question may lead to formation of blocs seeking modification of other parts of the thiee and a half billion dollar tax bill. The decision to modify the rule resulted barring amendments from a feeling among floor managers of the bill that the WASHINGTON, A I'D v ' CITY COURT NEWS Kenneth Dabb, Ogden, paid a fine of $5 00 in city court Wednesday on a charge of passing a stop sign without reliabu ft Our B,J't01NG t ay iholty Mr, ior Llecoratmg-ph'lan teed 'Plar TRADES p ,,-., PLtMB.SC job too tmall Coleman A i heatIvc ;Wi $,.: INSURANCE tin Ras Residency Phone - 3 m Mpntholatum will quickly soothe the in Jury and promote healing. Mai m I- Storeo -, , Million OH, IT'S PERSUADE lTHE KIDS', ArcV ORCHARbjLPPLjf Approved TO I WISH I vnid 0PT1cAL GOODF Hansen quality ins niateiial LOVE -- vith f4j'iar5 S , Andersoa By Ernie LEAVE COULD srnitt r VH NANCY y AtT1 BusWler Jarran -- -f r ' SO iiTi COZY IN HERE.' V z 5'- a ular "NT jUlY2 one-thir- d cvc PRDE WEEK- YOUR CVTV 'jnu d d v- HEH V FURNACE CLEANING Vacuum Clean and Repair AH Makes of Furnaces BF.rHIVE COAL Phone - AA- APPLIANCE ONE - CASH paid for DEAD and USELESS cows and horses. Phone 4'tS J ?. TRCTOR MEN LOOK Panther tractor greases regularly sold at 17'jc, closeout, lb., JOe. CENTRAL CHEVROLET. CO. tf M TTKESS REBUILDING lour old mattress rebuilt into a genuine spring filled, easy sleeper, for only $7.95. One day service. Phone 27. EV ER ION M TTIi ESS CO. 'Y y It OPTOMETRIST South Main Street A UTAH 1 i OIL PRODUCTS i.ay one of the 24 hrs. daily TIRES REPAIRED ECONOMY Roud Service V V tf MOTORS Phone I HOME I ROM 1 RIP Miss Edna Lund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs L L. Lund, has returned to Bngham after a visit on the coast with Lewis Lund and family She a ho NO ONE WILL TAKE IT m SERIOUSLY CLEAN T r-- . R ViSV-S:- - BY DICK .OSi AT THIS, VVWPY. APOLLO PICKED IT UP .IM I THE MAY. ..ndnaie oiled It'S almost WOW! WMAt'S y CATPlSH LAMDING? a p.iveq dcck 'LOCKS coot . TO ME., TWO MILES SOUTH-BU- T X DOM'T In. 3,1 - 'POLO' .1 rJMsSfc FTER WINJDV amp . A 6 T, DOC petty LEFT WiS SHACK 4": RUFE WAITED A FEW v'J' MIMUTES, AMD xrrzJ i THEM.. ' K ( s Zts - iMI - , Fa o tal . e.te - - r I MOORES ALL RiCHn EJT - , SB CAFuFULGOING TO CALL .ft SOU'LL Flh AMYTHlMG 3 TRY A WANT AD TODAY! s IT KEEP ' 555 e L WINDY AND PADDLES-- National league: 1st game Philadelphia 8 Chicago 4 Blanton and Warren, Mooty, Lee, Erickson & McCullough. 2nd game 3 Philadelphia Chicago 5 Hughes, Pearson, Beck and Living vton; Page, Pressnoll & Scheflmg 4 Brooklyn St. Louis 6 Hamlin, Wicker, M. Brown, Casey and Oven; White, Krist, and Maneuso, W. Cooper. Boston at Pittsburgh night game; New York at Cincinnati - night game. American League Detroit at New Yoik; St. Louis at Boston; postponed, lain (Two games tomorrow Chicago at Philadelphia, and ChvelanJ at Washington, night visited her brother, Ellis, at Yuma, Ari , another brother, Doyle and hi.s wde at St. George, Utah, and she also visited at San Antonio. Tex. T HELP BEAUTIFY YOUR CITY game. DR. E. B. HARRISON 20 V BASEBALL Licensed Abstractor. Wo V HEH-I'L- BET WEEK a, REAL E8IATE SOLD REAL ESTATE BOUGHT BEAT ESTATE LOANS S. NORMAN LEE, B -v CIVIC PRIDE e Avalon Peninsula is a part of Newfoundland St. Johns, the capital city, is there. The U. S. army base is near St. Johns on Bell Island and the site of the navy base, is across Avalon Peninsula. Now you know as much about it as 1 do. THING- - - mm 9 good-choic- - FOR ONE UEIP 1160-11.70- 30-1- WELL-- dm- - Z A jt- - - V aKXeS tCK Li (V COk-.- i 'A Ilai v |