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Show v;i:y Second Sect i o n n srrioN V4 ham City, Box Elder County, Utah and SATURDAY TONIGHT 2 big Feature No. A FEATURES 1 g AUTRY GENE 4 7 MILES TO in of CALL 1 Grand. Th rill Autry and Company their best! at KING on the Alcan' r.t today rad i Box Elder HIGH LIGHTS ni iiclu re! PLUS SEE HOW IT ENDS! CHAPTER LAST Wi, 1 ALCATRAZ CANYON the jumpin board bills, funerals. elebrations, fires, and petty problems with neighbors. But piohably the most of all calls was one to Fir.st south and Fir.st east to lomove a pole-cat- . The annual report does not state how this was accomplished. To continue with the statis-dunnthe year theie were li convictions for disturbing the peace, two for grand lar-rity, thoie was one assault tineo assault and battery O THE PICTURES PICK. Cartoon Other Shorts . exrres rer, Jr., wi8. 'ant MONDAY SUNDAY Genera! Confederate ft- vw Ht i' gBS5 TUESDAY TOPNAMES! HEP TUNES! ROLLICKING ROMANCE! O' atcopadtt cf - Romto of tho army lh ion courts i Orclwt' WOWM ttS I SIMMS twin Htw mmtim Ortkwtn juiuwoiwrts met wccuist rtf con (IT OF UlSiWfi HEIRS JESS AfTEUNOON, JANUARY PAGE 15. 1913. Featuring 7 of todays hottest song hitsl jii'cs two petty larceny, four A1- LM3. The following men have made vagrancy convictions, up the personnel of the Brigham City police department for the 2" mptoper passing counts, B3 ear 1912: Howard Call, chid 36 i juve-nlgnonng stop signs, ot police; William L. Jensen, c and petty larceny cases and assistant chief; William Socket t, 3i automobile wrecks. William Bert File, '1ieie was one suicide, the Arnold Hall, Paul Olsen.Reeve, f in years, and two vagrants Smith, Karl Jo.soph.son and Hatty Calc lf'i.;eiy cases, one jdi.vor, 5 V n i FRIDAY 1 m SATURDAY TWO BIG BITS THAT MEAN ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! Am AIJsO veie housed. chart c, possibly entorcement of t oris, theic were Possibly by Tingey, officers. due to stnet Police commissioners for the traffic regula- year have been Carl Wold, no trattic mayor, and Rulon Baron and tahnes in Brigham Citv during Lewis Wight, eounoilmon. showed that ond.ng Friday The Box Elder high school Js'.tmps and bonds purchased by Victory Corps Is a govet nmont the students and faculty totals supervised activity and spon- 'Ml SIC 15 sored in our school by punci-- l pals F. A Hinckley and Leslie Nelson. The Box Elder high school Victory Corps had its official The fir.st appearance of the installation in our school Mon- club in uniform will bo at the Students who had quali- First ward in about two weeks. day fied were inducted during their The boys have consented to home room programs and sing for seveial other wards in were sworn into one ol Brigham City, and at the Bush- the five divisions. Each mem- nell hospital, the tabernacle, ber will heeome an official and in a high school assembly. holder of the pledge eaid, a Vic- They have already appeared tory Corps cap and Insignia. for the Rotary club and at a It has been arranged that 'Farewell for selectees In the members doing extra duty in War Memorial Home. the organization will he awardof ed stripes as recognition their vvoik. During fire season the Fire Protective Associations and ForThis program is a plan of students of all schools est Protection Service at Quein gioups of various fields ot bec Province keep on duty 4.000 and service in which they are inspectors, FRANK BUCK Famous for Back Alive Bring Em Pictures. JACARE 'll ERST SIDE HIDS j Edited by the Students of Journalism at Bov Elder The school play, Stage Door will be piesented at the Bush-ne!- l the eas access until the Genet al hospital, January night police doot shakers discover37 The follow ing week it will ed and cn: reeled the oversight be presented in the afternoon at duties const, lu- the high school for the students ted a lug department, with l- and for again Friday iens s issued to 351 dogs dur- the general public. evening ing the year, and 161 diseased The play is under the direction Oi unclaimed dogs dost toyed of Mr. Clayton Cheney, dramaBoa id at the city jail must tics instructor, assisted by My-l- a not have been so bad, either, Cotma, student director. toi Ikti meals vote served theie - rid m, oasua'ties teported In the lifth week of the stamps Dm mg the year, the police and bond buying contest the made 1, o service calls classed lower division, consisting of the as ' intjK)! tant, along the seventh, eighth and ninth gradlines of distutban-ie- s es and the combined junior and lost dogs, lost articles, lost sophomore group are leading i h i d r e n, people fainting, the drive with nearly like strokes, fits, ambulance calls, amounts. The period OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED Colored FRID Police Report Shows Busy Year For Officers CAPITOL Uil, BOX '"di ELDER Tlie most exciting hour of your life in the jungles of the Amazon where death In theres every shadow and a thrill every minute! JACARE fire-ranger- s five-wee- Produced ond Directed by TIM WHELAN Obfl'io' Scften Ploy by Wnbom WILD HONEY Cartoon. S: Rolph Spence, ond Cvftu Kenyon DOG OF OBEDIENCE" NERS Kenneth Earl mshiies FAMOUS No. 2 of the - - - WOMEN AT ARMS Series. & NEWS. E son Praises Boy URGE DRIVERS Walter home It's new C. )!ane at rigK ne of lad who lost under a switch sea: clung for scrap a railo.id trruk chensh-lugs p:aso he receive War Production Chid NEW MODERN DESIGN INSPECTED NOW lOyeai-ol- ft foot e d Nelson M. and saertf ce made that un- will bring this war successful conclusion. Nelson to the boy, now enng in Ohio Valley Gen- is effort as you have ittm DAILY January 3 Is Last Date For Inspection; Otherwise, No Gas 1 that Staling tire inspections aiea arc behind m the for Sweethearts in Service! Take a lesson from Christmas Card and Gift Mailings, and M mail Valentines and Valentine sched- ule, William L. Jensen, man ot the Brigham City War Puce and Rationing board, ud- vised motonsts who have not l aheady done so to go to a n.itc i)PA mspcct'on station as soon as possible foi tne lnspec- non Neither gasoline ration books nor tnes will be issued m the future to those who do not have the first inspection completed by the deadline, Jamiaiy 51, Delaying unt Jensen said. the last minute can only icsult in the inconvenience of waning ir. line. By getting inspections an now, motoiists can avoid tne end ol at rush unnecessaiy Lhe month and at the same time take the first step in protecting their right to gasoline and tires chan-'.onabl- A CLEVER in Gifts to men and girls service EARLY! Now is the time to mail for Valentines! MEMENTO desig-hospita- d war situation has com- Great Britain to expand production of some-grow- r five to i eight times be- - board feet domed from her of normal capacity, and, in-- i of small quantities, more a billion fr is and for- - THE LULLiputians Are Making History have LULLiputians to service been called throughout America. Ves, and some even Alaska, have gone to Ireland to do their part to hrhtg cheer. Clever, Corky little Set, vice Men of all branch) es. Theyve won their place in the hearts of mothers, wives and sweethearts, The later. up Tho local boa id has designated garages ard set vice stations oitn in ail parts ol the aiet as ci a insiHction stations. Consumers in the a tea wetc that ovciy pcism rcm.ndcd must tcgister loi Vai Ration even if ho has exhook No. cess sugai and docs not use Persons who have not cotfcc book must yet teeeived this local boa id the at it for apply Vji Ration book office today for No 2 whien ui'l be used be ssiicd call rationing point who have p reonly to pi opc airl viously leceivoil tro sugi' bunk cuifcc 1 TKe VALENTINE CARDS Beautiful Hallmark lEV now vice. See them while our selection Is It means a complete. little more to send a Hallmark card. too! A 'each hand painted figures Xalenlines Soldiers, here are swell whether that girl hack home, blond, brunette or gray. LAKE CITV. Utah ol Ogden (UPi Hugh Swcteti the to .inxwei had the but it and tiro pi oblem, him. Horn iv aw, hi- "lU' ' Sweeten bought a rod and palomino pony -- towed ter for Chiistmu-- eaiefully in be 21 mother s Fed Luke Chiistmu- - Eve he f the animate half had ,he pre-eall searchers pony eluded until laic -, hen Sweeten wa-- gu.-oli- china cplacl cul-un- : I ew Store Hours .WEEK DAYS a. m. to 6:00 p. m Chn-tma.-- m- - to 8:00 p. m j fORSGREHS w iX. SATURDAYS U;0a. ii nt ,h K five comfort of 111 rush 'ho spond - found where he wnson. neighbor's r BUY BONDS hy & STAMFS-- V d FOR STATIONERY for shes ONE PRICE HALF lever novelty lapel jewelry and name alentine gift, and the pins. A personalized height ot -- mart style now. C BOOKS Always are good Yor Valentine gifts. Hide selection of titles, ill hooks of al) kinds. Look over our shelves. CIGARET CASES . Can't crush Uucite. Our last lor the duration. Of sparkling PHOTO ALBUMS, FRAMES Deep tooled leatherette photo albums and scrap books, many with Service Nonbreakable pirture frames, ideal Service men, for your alentine tax . 19c POTTERY Fine, useful and are pottery pieces, but with minor chips or unnotice-abl- e imperfections that make them unsuitable for gifts. Little things that make a big difference in your home, at deep-cu- t prices. ONE HALF What WASHINGTON (UP) A headj WASHINGTON, (UP) anyones head was once con-- do the boys In the service think sidcrcd a cherished posession.of the gifts sent them? in the Solomon Islands, but to- - The War Department recently d day nothing less than a Japs asked 1,205 representative j dlers will do. what gifts they would like According to ethnologists of to receive assuming that the the Smithsonian Institution, the sender had $2 or $3 to spend. Solomons gained a bad reputa-Her- e are the results of the poll: lion as the cannibal islands.' Cigarettes the most popu-Bthere Is little evidence that! lar 26 per cent. the shoit, hairy Melanesian Money plain, ordinary cash black men of the Solomons were 10 per cent. ever actual cannibals. They Toilet and shaving articles, hunted human beings only be- including razor blades, tooth cause a string of human skulls brushes and shoe polish tight lor a young Melanesian warrior per cent. J his to added greatly prestige the crunchy kind Candy and pocket-sizamong the womenfolk. inexpensive Few people on earth are as books, were equally popular unlamihar as the inhabitants both seven per cent, of the Solomon Islands. Articles of clothing, particu- Although occasional traders iariy socks five per cent, and missionaries have visited stationery and pen and pencil the archipelago during the past sets three per cent. 100 years, only recently have Other suggestions made by the ethnologists gone into the dan- - soldiers included a small gerous interior of the islands housewife, a sewing kit con-an- d made personal contact with needles, threads, and sol-hea- ut i ONE BIG TABLE NEW AND USED e COME AND BROWSE! VALUES UP TO $5.00 PRICED TO MOVE FAST only 10H TO 250 .... ; taining the natives. other clothing repair material; Natives of the Solomon Is- - decks of playing cards and lands are, on the whole, com- - scriptions to home-towwhite papers. paratively friendly to One tip the boys gave the men, the Smithsonian ethnolo- gists said. Only one island in the War Departments polling is an exception to this mittce was: the island of Malaita. Make the gift small but fre- Until recently, Malaita haslquent. been a recruiting ground for laborers to work on the nearby Australian sugar plantations. Mins $100 Speaking Prize TROY, N. Y. (UP) Talk Is Although these laborers proved to he excellent workmen and cheap, says the old adage. But learned to speak English read- Robert C. O'Neill, ily, they invariably returned to Rensselaer Polytechnic Iaslitute their island homes as disgusted frcshman from Kenmore, N. Y., with the ways of civilization as,Proves that it pays and well, 'too. ONeill won first prize of $100 in the annual public speaking contest for freshmen at R. Tho area of Alaska is approxi- P. I. His talk of six minutes dumately 586,100 square miles, one ration paid off at the rate of fifth that of the United States. $16.66 per minute. n Miscellaneous old reference books, books, text-book- s. novels, Some some obsolete. Many beautiful bindings. Perhaps a fine book youve always wanted is in- out-of-prin- t, cluded in PRICE ARMY POLLS MEN ON GIFTS THEY PREFER 1 BOOKS COMPACTS INCOME ROOKS uE&r i DOUBT NATIVES IN SOLOMONS EVER CANNIBALS kits. show your ingenuity by selecting from See our our large slock of clever novelties. rax il n At -- onv emrs many Brigham City . . one of Brigham NOVELTIES, SOUVENIRS fr g YOURSELF Portfolios, boxes, novelty Boxes slightly damaged, so were slashing the price to offer you a real bargain. Priced lower than the actual cost to us of these fine writing papers. arets. beauty in this fine modem china you will be proud to use on your table. Big complete set includes full service for eight persons, with all extra dishes. Examine the fine quality of this set, and youU be amazed at our low Breath-takin- mm LAPEL JEWELRY SALT 1,1.93 GIFT. $19.75 SET Heres an event of surprise values for the sort of person who just cant buy anything for myself. Things youve always wanted, at prices you cant pass by. selection of lovely Valentine for favorite the pacts, Some in patriotic motif. -- E price. Val- entines, many especial ly for men and girls in all branches of the .ser- 111 i I 111 Palomino Pony Breaks His Christmas Seals JAMES Fine China TIMELY 1 e Y Four beautiful pastel colors. Your choice of any color or assorted. Service for four - TO HAVE TIRES W. Va. (UPi Lelkay is a hero fiont, injured in duty for his eoun- - E FLING, 1942 tobf: LU-RA- PASTEL Lost Foot . $5.00 SET BEAUTIFUL SWWB reference Theyll go this lot. Build up your library. Come early. fast! Eemindei1 CMIice Supply headquarters FOR GIFTS. corn-grou- j p |