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Show '12 me alone." ELDER BOX Ainrru'a most win tills war. Therefore I will work; I will sacrifice; I will engjvf II will will fight cheerfully and dure; if the Issue of do mv utmost, as on the whole struggle depends WATCH BR1GILYM GROW The New Government Hospital Is Just the beginning, many more Industries will follow If we are Martin Treptow. on our toes. jffioe Seekers Fill Both'm faces DIRE UPSET, In ickets Preparation WARNS F.D.R. Must to 42 Primary Be Rigidly Controlled CARGO PLANES : Y& ' HAULING Vv Planes Will Tow Gliders Loaded Says Roosevelt Winnifred Knapp, Health Nurse Leaving County PUBLISHER Miss Winnifred Knapp, public health nurse employed by the State Board of Health, who has spent the past 20 months in a Box Elder, has accepted position as nurse medical supervisor at the Dee hospital in Ogdon and left Box Elder today for Ogden. Miss Knapp has made a host of friends in this city as well other comas the thirty-twmunities of the county. She is a faithful and diligent worker and her leaving is a direct loss to the nursing personnel of the county. She will be succeeded here by Miss lone Lawrence who will be stationed at HEAVY LOADS Wages-Price- s Staunch Citizens From All Walks Of Life File Petitions For Nomination At Court House For The Primary Election NUMBER 72 FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 21. 1912. BRIGHAM, BOX ELDER COUNTY, UTAH, tl'ME 47 With Freight DIES FOLLOWING PRISON PAROLE ,M. L. Annenburg Dies at Mayo Clinic, Jailed Tax Evasion tl'P) July ROCHESTER, Minn., July 22 WASHINGTON, July 23 (UP) The United States faces the United States is already (UP) M. L. Annenberg, 64, a The most disastrous economic up- German immigrant who became producing a huge fleet of cargo in history unless the pres- set with load capacities both political publisher of the Philadelphia Inplanes he tickets of ent price control system is to 13 tons, three from and half a dozen other filled quirer ranging GO completely ,,es were can an ironclad profor and magazines and load scrapped their capacities newspapers and canrush of if a hibition against wage and price and trebled be doubled organizer of Horse Racing News, court the at office oes for increases that are "inimical to died in St. Marys hospital Rat "tow" gliders are developed, President ;C last evening. the public interest, well informed aviation sources night, less than two months Roosevelt was reported today petitions after he was paroled from the said today. filed by to have told his congressional m i n a t i o n were federal prison. "A cargo plane without a all NOTED leaders. jich citizens representing He arrived at the Mayo clinglider train is like a tugboat one expert is of the without ibarges," The president indicated at a ic shortly after he was releassaid. conference with his leaders ed on June 3, and spent four Take It Easy And be deThe ability of the American Tie actual tickets will yesterday, it was said, that days in his hospital bed com-- j 11 aviation industry to produce mined by a primary election Advises there is no longer any doubt Live pleting arrangements for disLonger, models of cargo planes of the necessity of extremely which the voters will make anil of his personal existing position Dr, Fishbein AiiaiJLUl and other models in the blueby vote. The drastic action in the battle :r own choice business affairs. sources iies of those seeking nomina-said, The only print stage, these against inflation. On July 14, he was operated is limited only by the willing- LONG to a place on the county question to be decided is whethupon, but (because of his age ness of the war production er the needed action requires ciion ticket are as follows: and poor physical condition, or whether the presEduir. Baird (D) for councboard, the army and navy to legislation grew steadily .verse. Unconform-statWell-knowa the is n available strategic make Church scious idents broad war powers are lerk, Mr. Baird since Sunday, he died a road patrolman, materials needed. sufficient. V. 8. Coast Guard Photo at 9:45 last night. And School Worker The discussion was precipirker in church and civic DISCOVERED NAZIS Jack Cullen, 21, Coast Guardsman, who The leaders urged him, it With him Jn his last hours and at present ini tated this week by the proposal execu-Dies at Home Wed. were his wife; his son, Walter; to four discovered act of Nazi was in saboteurs learned, by from eight s landing fog ri,v" Ern- of J. Oregon's Kaiser, real estate business; Henry FJhbcin ,n an cditom, ap- tive order. He had proposed, on Long Island. He got away and gave alarm. Here, his seven daughters; Dr. A. W. ( Ernest Preston Horsley, 67, Adson, head E. Hansen, R) f?r shipbuilding expert, to produce of the Mayo clinhes been promoted to coxswain by Vice Admiral Russell R, in the current issue of they said, that congress enact pcaring to is office 5, (XX) cargo planes annually prominent Brigham City civic ic's division of t'rk, Mr. Hansen a short, clear-cu- t resolution, Coast Guard commandant, in Washinntnn. quot Waesche, publication, beat the submarine campaign and L.D.S. church worker, died and Dr. G. J. Thompson, staff rinager of the New Peter J. Steinchohn conferring on him authority to ' tu i d a former teller at the First against surface ships. Some at the family home Wednesday member of the Mayo clinic and rest begins control wages and prices." whose slogan is, criticized at 6:30 p. m. after a four-yea- r and a jutional bank aviation experts The same problem will be SHORT TIME family friend. at 40." SICK but wel- illness. Kaiser's church worker; Thurza toproposals, to the want discussed president all by Annenberg, having pleaded up you "Exercise FOR LEFT . re-ehad Mr. Horsley was born March K comed the fact that he Young (D) for county spokes-guilty in 1939 to evading in 1936 30, slow up at 35, don't lift a day with in to quesfrom 19, the William 1875, cargo rder, Mrs. plane brought Young is Perry, I income taxes 'V $1,217,196, finger unnecessarily after 40, men for management and labor. SUGAR STAMP and Elizabeth Preston Welch was sentencedtotaling LIVES ON tion to public attention. t.uard, has a line' background Fiibbein to serve three quoted Stoincrohn asllnvited to the White House to invesHe remain committee senate was and The reared with 'the tele. n; experience for; Horsley. Only three days the president's outline of years in the Lewisburg, Pa., Hp added tbat the tigating the war effort will educated in Box Elder county federal penitentiary. jr.one for the! his Plans were William P. the use of war rationthestamp- f of exerdse rlTfmhs H3 Lan Porta"ce next and attended the purwhich permits Brigham begin an investigation personality; W o the man in training Witherow, president of the Na- - No. 5, Although he pleaded guilty to week which will include a study Young academy at Logan. p) for county surveyor. Mr. tional Association of Manilla chase of two pounds of sugar, - t only one tax evasion charge, he Ho house The rationon married of Kaiser's Mathias state, Griffiths holds P. this office at Backman, May proposals. was accused of evading-incom- e turers; Eric A. Johnston, presi- Gus toCooke merchant marine and fisheries October 27, 1897, in the Salt taxes esent, is a member of the Scotty dent of the Chamber of Com- ing administrator, warned $3,238,809 from Kaiser Lake L.D.S. temple, and two 1933 to totaling committee will question gh school faculty .and a wellday. 1936. Alive With fines and To Keep training is not the merce of the United States Fights Commission weeks later left for England Maritime and Stamp No. 5 has been good. the figure was industry; representing normal condition of the aver- - both Chairman Emory S. Land on where he filled a mission for penalties, and Jl. Mortensen. a (D) for county period, from . In England of the Green William President ..Thp Fishbein said, treasury claims b the L.D.S. of a In flyto 28 the inclusive, Mr. church, Mortensen is m, practicability prveyor. returning July over a long period were underinsist American Federation of Labor 'June of exercise HOSPI- opponents FORCE AIR ROYAL 1899. busiHe be boats. went then into also will good farmer of Bear tba the anjmais that exercise and President Phillip Murray Stamp No. 6 ing stood to total around $12,000,. ove TAL, Eastern England, July Chairman Carl Vinson, D., ness with his father and broth- ooo. Jtiver City with an excellent of the congress of industrial or-- for two pounds of sugar hp They longest jive Cooke, Alex 23 "Scotty" (UP) Win.! Ga., of the house naval affairs ers. He was Box Elder L.D.S. F.gincering period from July background; He settled In the spring of f instance, the deep 'ganizations representing labor.!a2o to former Los Angeles movie script committee turned thumbs down stake M.I.A. superintendent for 4ensen Ft for sheriff. Mr. August 22, inclusive. to is Roosevelt Mr. sev-for some $10,000,000 to be i live expected which turtle may 18 convert be" to a memon reminded Kaiser's board onsen is Deputy Chief of Po also Backiman years, Mr. "monthS proposal general over a period of seven "Jjter.marc and! discuss the drastic economic! paid i t of ber boats. i 16 to the books build stake at.on for of war J.ce, chairman of the local ra flying shipyards years years. The government receivcontrols about to be effectuated h!Wers three is which his back, a to stick and member of the stake high ed $500,000 in cash immediate- J:on board and has a fine back"Let the shoemaker that stamp No. 7 is still good abaen hlfndredyeart.wherTs physi- - with those . in three places his last.., he said. '"Die thing council the past 20 years. He ly and mortgages on most of allocation ground of business experience;! Hp.lfor the "bonus Koinr. fin.iiv the like animals active cally Warren W. Hydd ID) for SheriThe doctors said Scotty was ia to keep on building ships in was a high priest in Brigham his property, two pounds of sugar made posincluding The Inff. Mr. Hyde is a game law dog livethe from tenif itto is fifteen leaders' sWe when imports were heav-- j going to die. He said he shipyards and airplanes in air- City First L.D.S. ward at the quirer, to secure the rest. Senate and house rabbit, lucky, on for time went of Kaiser his He Mr. factories. That riforecemnt officer at Tremon-Sio- years; deafh. also had than originally anticipated, wasn't. plane Twice In 1941 he applied for years, and the warned the president at their- B may be used at the same months. Today the doctors are should go ahead and show that been clerk of the Box Elder and has an excellent law seven onlyB on the White Hotfe conference yesof ill parole a few months. mo so Ifitnforcemont background; U. C. as either stamp No. 5 or a little hopeful that they may he can build ships as fast as county school board and was health and was ground refused. The h live terday that enactment of the'1110 work hardest in let but active and for his calls schedule iTajlor (D) forbear' commis-- ' be 6 used have civic or they wrong, been separate-bCity Brigham federal parole board announced legislation he proposed would ,No. It may loner. Mr. Taylor is a well the shortest time. Scotty, Glenn Martin build the flying and political affairs and a lead- last expires at midnight of aren't too optimistic. bogged down in congress My May, however, that he Fishbein advised er determined the as of is luiown farmer of South Willard Scout boats." movement 22. Boy however, just would be paroled on June 11. the point of until late fall, Most members August below exercise to in ,Wh a fine northern Utah. as. ever, even when he has Virtually nothing has been background of busiBecause of his health, he was T and of both the senate and house! and exhaustion ness and education; Mrs. Bir- - fatigue bite his lips to fight the pain. done in this country yet In the Surviving besides his widow released on June 3, and imtown. There has of - are out Succumbs Pett Frank cxerin that regularity Pe Smith (R) for representa-Is?Scotty, 33, is one of 19 men field of developing gliders to are the following sons and more than went to a Philadei-phi- a been barely Me from the first district. Mrs. !claLas ,houmost lmP01tantwho paid their own way from be towed by cargo planes, al- - daughters: Mrs. Ruth H. Chad- - mediately Eureka for senators of thence to the present hospital, quorum mith is the Great to is States the the United army training wick and Mrs. Edith R. Mer- Mayo clinic. wife of Harry two or three though not get the last month. weeks will RAF men in glider work for troop rill of Salt Lake City; Ernest Britain to fight with the aw y jSoiith, city policeman. She is . . as much value out of! The effect of Mr. Roosevelt's ' Parsed Gliders are rela- M. Horsley of South Boro., He published The Daily Racand he's the only one left. transport. I'ghly intelligent and aware of nearly ls Utatl.' to . do have who York Mornthe as those congress process proposal electric fh between fne needs of Box Elder coun-p- ' He lies tively inexpensive to build and Mass.; Mrs. Helen H. Cole of ing Form, The New on him authority to con-- sprvices wi. David O. Anderson (R) for have a little exercise each blankets day and night and experts predicted that there Berkeley, Cal.; Mrs. Mabel H. ing Telegraph, owned nationand wm every .IV, day year commissioner. Mr. An- or here there isn't a moment when he are tremendous possibilities for Romre of Elwood and Lieuten- wide news service, now disbandwill be be to supercede the 1941 price remains the week. ceisn't in pain, but he says he developing them fer the cargo- ant Don M. ITorsley, U. S. coast ed, published The Massillon, O., derson is a successful business in local the interment for 'control law with no strings tied a number of magaa complaint. tman of hasn't 3 The deceasa m. at carrying business. also nine Independent, long experience, artillery, Hawaii; p. metery to it. Screen Guide, DC-3- , zines, including one of The fenurch worker and family man; Lutheran Church To of a he Douglas "So I copped ed has a large number Burton, grandchildren and two sisters StarUnder such a broad legisla- relatives living in Brigham. Ward (D) for f1 Ivc seen the existing cargo planes, can and a 'brother, William C. Hors- Radio and Movie Guide, detecwhat? "So grinned. tive grant of authority the mm the first district, Hold Services carry a Jpad of three tons. The ley; Miss (Louise Horsley of dom, Click and various plenty." and founded would be empowered ylr. ard is a successful larm-p- r mi experts said it could pull two Brigham City and Mrs. Lilly tive magazines, The Evangelical Lutheran president Cbilrl Struck bv Train a Cooke became a gunner of Willard the Miami, Fla,, Tribune, which of three H. Peterson of Salt Lake a with congressional quarters revealof Church of the Missouri whcn gliders hc and bomber capacity Wellington City. Synod ed, to that ,IPa)r (It) six ignor the present restric- At Deweyville Funeral services will be he later sold to the Knight. Mann jmade the grade with the RAF, tons each or an additional hold regular servic- tions that jor n.,L, "a pr wji again with the r plane-glidefull a tons. Thus prevent imposition held Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Chain for merging but right now he's fighting a attorney. Ml. Mann os jn Brigham City this corn-kites Ronald Germer, ? ho,t His biggest Miami Herald. of ceilings on farm prices beIS tons. would be nine load First he tllis ward oltlc battle than Kenneth Mrs. anyone Interment Mr. and of son tougher chapel. ,of jng Sunday afternoon in the low certain a enterprise was the f prescribed levels. Germer of Deweyville, who was .ran into on the 50 trips he A survey of aviation experts, vill be made in the local cemc publishing record Danish Brotherhood haii, 323 The would also achievement ; Ira M. W. Inquirer. Philadelphia president under over made the direction of the enemy territory, inspired by conflicting reports tery struck recently by an electric First West. Sunday His nationwide news service e the power under the pro- pen (R) for sheriff. Mr. Mrs. Barbara Lam-fere- on ability to produce cargo- Felt funeral home. home and suf-H- i his near sister, train will Bible class and s was accused in federal indictfsen is now a to fix Calif., carrying planes, indicated that a skull fracture has been bert lives in Berkeley, deputy in the of-- mee af'our p'-- m. with con- - posed resolution ee of ments in 1939 of lottery pracon rents anywhere in the counry sheriff ard has of is and the almost her: from his to home Scotty says production capacity gregational worship at five United States, rather than on4y returned fine tices, and he relinquished it. Sttslil ociock. Ervin is for me WPB record; But Chairman been child "She's The unlimited. prepared The Rev. paui q. in defense areas Valley hospital 'R' for Annenburg was born in to out cmrnlssionor-fooled but snuff her Donald M. Nelson has indicated I've Hansen of will conduct reported to be recovering from! Mr Stohl East Prussia, near the is a wheat the sc.rvice. Ogden jso many times that I think I that any such large-scalA cordial invita- Russian border, on Feb. 11, erof Tremonton with a longtion ,s cxtended to all. do it again." would 'can Fort require complete Douglas and successful 1878 and came to the UniTcd business record; for revamping of President Roose-- ' Cooke gets lonesome with his mother, brothStates Wayne Woodland iR) forlfice of the county sheriff with Under the proposed new pro - lxalus Another to and talk hc Box of aircraft 'Americans veits military cgciaoie with, program contingent ers and sisters when he was 7. commissioner. Mr. Wood- - a fine record of law enforce-an- d gram the president would be .Gardens Elder told whiio had held he will which now is emphasizirg big me that . county selectees His had come ahead, and is a successful father business ment. He is a native of Bear free to impose whatever re leave here Wednesday, July 29 surrounding the numerous jobs in the United bombers. nan and store for Fort Douglas where they was a peddler on Chicago's at Wil-- ; River City; Luella H. Jensen trictions on wages and salaries cupi-i- t mystery the most he operator States enjoyed who had days been raiding lard: Jos. A. Nielsen (D) will take their physical exam- south side. forj(R) for county recorder. Mrs. he believed necessary. jthe vegetable gardens jn the .when he worked for Metro- )nar commissioner. Mr. Niel-- ; Jensen is a widow, has a son Annenburg was a telegraph inations r a for entrance into the as Goldwyn-Mayeof Corinne was solved script Warning Sounded On town sen is a grocery clerk, messenger, lU. holder of that office at in the U. S. navy and is indicated S. exthe in songarmy. Following wben Mrs charlotte writer and dabbled thejthis hack-bo- y and newsboy, and a Child Employment the and has made an tx- - ness trained; Wm. H. Stayner amination, the men who pass a huge porcu- - writing. discovered jrerry Silent record; Clifton G. M. R ) for commissioner. newspaper subscription soliciwill Talking about the 19 men who Assisted by A pine on her lot. was sounded to to be allowed two weeks leave Rerr He owned more than af- tor. (R) for representative Mr. Stayner is bishop of the their own tickets to local warning arrange their R. W. BosHolmes personal and Walt bought businessmen "rom the today by fairs after which $1,000,000 by the time his famsecond district. Mr. Third ward and a successful price 'adrrfinistratjon and theeyj neighbors, the animal was fight the axis, he said : will Hen-ihe- e Attorney George M. enter the army for they xori' is a ily had been In the United States agriculture department the dura- 32 areSOOn dispatched to where he' "We thought we would have County past holder of this business man; Radcliffe Mason regarding the reported years. The tion. names and is a rancher and rie D ) for representative from concerned about reports of a ..nllu of nn next a little fun, see some action the In 1904, he became circulation employment of minors. Attorto leave are; John Einer irvman of Tremonton; Geo. the second district. Mr. Henrie meat "shortage" in several' was the and do some good before the ney Mason pointed out that the Berggren' manager of the Chicago Exam bWard iR) for farmer and midwestern and eastern cities discovered in James United States came into the law commis- - is a successful He started a chain of prohibited the employment ' Hodges, Howard Delow An - iner. 4oner. Mr. Ward is a success-- ' rancher of Box Elder county; because of war. Baby, we. got. what we children under the age of 16 dreason, Frank Bott newspaper agendistributing farmer and churchman at Fred L. Peterson (D) for coun-- , tween the came for. Those guys came of Freeman in house W'ork or agricultural Lamont ivors ide. northern Box Lester Yates, Brig-- ' cies. and, introducing the givassessor. Mr. Peterson now and meat products. They are protest the war labor boards from Texas. New York, Cality Elder; out He pointed occupations. of premiums for subscripYbinadi Tolman (R) for coun- - holds this office and has a invesigating HlKirts that meat! order to increase wages 44 fornia, the Carolinas, the mid- that boys as young as 12 may ham; Guy Johnson, Jay Joseph ing CIO's United dle west and all over. to buy 'cents a day. We treasurer. of aehieve- - packers are refusing Poulsen, Corinne; Evan Han- tions, handed out more than record Mr. successful Tolman is or sell a newspapers. cock magazines knew it would be dangerous and Bear River 100,000,000 teaspoons. Jackson, farmer and "church 'ment; Owen L. Brough iD) fori hog? and cattle on the hoof Steel Workers meanwhile Six years after he bought The to extend the order to that some of those tickets would If youngsters expect to work in City; nan of and at current thus Hollis sought Mr. high William prices treasurer. M. John Brough ville; Honey Bray, county other occupations, they must 1'XJ.bOO steel workers in 3urt of its daily circulation a into a lead meat eight . Inquirer German Fonnes-beckHoney has Standford which ville; shortage creating for straight sheriff. holds now this office, 'R) Mr. Burt secure a permit from the Indusa almost 500.000 and the Now I'm the Macfar-land- , was "big steel companies. Present is a deputy in the been conducted efficiently and products. .prison camp. Howell; Udy Jay trial of Commission it Utah, 4. General Electric and Wes-- ; only one left, and I'm gonna sheriff s office 2. OPA officials charged that Riverside; Bert D. An- Sunday circulation 1,210,000. and has a long successfully ; Ernest Freeman was said. kd excellent law enforcement Electric, employing stick around. Someone's gotta derson, Leonard Simmons D) for county clerk. Mr. Tree- - the action of the agricultureitinghou.se Marble, Tremonton; A. W. Owens (D)iman has had lung experience department in raising ahe price 200.000 electrical workers, ten- represent that bunch. Sherman sckgroivid. ENSIGN WHEATLEY same to lend-leathe re-- . of Marion Peterson, Mantua; John MANTUA ENSIGN butter for agreed was exports ,tatively and commissioner. Mr. 'in county affairs VISITS PARENTS , Englehart fis is a present member of centiy with the armed forces from 36 to 39 cents a pound .o-- j cents an hour wage in-Edwards, Willard; VISITS PARENTS Ensign Tnomas Koss Wheat-Trygu- e little steei HOMECOMING SLATED R. Strand, Denver. county commission and is on the coast. Wallace Wilde was a "major setback" in the crease granted ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John of Ensign Kenneth Jensen ? FOR SUNDAY successful commissioner. battle against inflation. They .workers. and ID) for rancher G. Wheatley, is here, with his son of Mr. and Mrs. Mantua, armer of and farm rents, a Wages, rise' prices of corresponding M predicted Wilde is mayor Perry Corinne; ,Mr. leave of HERE FROM MONTANA Isaac Jensen, accompanied by for wife, on a fifteen-daiIa"n D) for 'countyGeorge program Homecoming "attorney! and a successful' farmer of that in retail butter prtces anS a; Mr. Roosevelt told his confer-- ; Mr. absence from Pensacola. Fla., Miss Maxine Olsen of Cut his wdfe, visited with his parof Elder Dean Bunderson, return sources are the on'ees. in the major Mason is present county community; ceiling Andersen "puncture Fiovd he is a flying instructor. Bank, Montana, is visiting at ents this week. He was on his the strong pressure on general ;ed missionary from the horney with a successful for assessor.' Mr. Andr- - fluid milk prices. ) will be held Ensign Wheatley received his, (he home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl way from Anr.apolis to St. 3. costs, which the admin- - waian Islands, Bethlehem Steel Corpora-aor-sIn:''trative record; Albert S. sen is a former gas dealer in' in instrument fly-- . Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Mary's college naval tion. largest of the "Pttle steel" 1st ration has sought to hold at next Sunday evening in ihe commission IR) for sheriff. Mr. (Brigham and a successful . fred N. Olsen. in school as an instructor. Fourth of last March. ward levels the chapel. under M'n js a deputy in the of- - ness man. accepted companies, 23 WASHINGTON, o EASY AFTER e Wne FORTY, SAYS J?r DOCTOR E. P. HORSLEY TAKFN AFTFR n ILLNESS e 1 neuro-surger- well-l.ow- 1 n SOLDIER j high-rankin- i i . im-ihe- I DESPITE HURTS " four-wee- k 70-to- - f 1 four-wee- k 19-1- j j n e 1 . J.r.l "hn lojijn. T, priee.-wduldWat- urtoy. repre-jeentaiiv- e h n- - suci-'r'isfu- f L.. 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