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Show Yjew3 -- BOX ELDER Brigham City, Utah A sjou rn a Wednesday, June I Importance Of Tomorrow Editor (Established and .The THE BOX ELDERl'Jn&iJOURNAL (Established News-Journa- l The Dear EditorIt has been a year since my leaving Engham City and the mission field. Nothirg t gives me a gieater thrill the letleis Iron) home than unvviapping a home-towpapei I have been slow in wilting and thanking you but my intent ions have been many and Published every Wednesday and Friday and entered as City. Second Class Matter at the post ntlue In BrltshamRates Subscription Utah, under the act ot Mar. h 8, It?1) 00 a rear, outside Box Llder Coun-tBox Elder County $5 00 ft year Single copies 5 cent Arch finally got around Nmieone in asking what tin- ansvu r t that enigma we-- , and how it was figmed out. Heres tin way it worksout.and li.mly we're disappointed that not nioie readies were willing to an. where from a half 1o two hours it out lor liguring A Alfred and the broker didnt get on too w II w it h Albert. 1. Allied is not tile in oker. 2. Albert is not the In oker. B. Alexander was on good terms with Die doctor. Alexander is not the doctor. ('. Albert wtis related to the lawyer. 1. Albert is not the lawyer. I). The .senator was a good lriend of Allen and the doctor. - sp,-ii- them.-wlves- Death We have a chance of becoming pretty post-fre- e it would appear from and disease-frethe way the county mosquito abatement proe, ject and the Farm Bureau, in cooperation, are going after the flies and mosquitos. For very little cash outlay a person can have his house and lawn, his barnyard, outbuildings or just about any other building or property area sprayed with D. D. T., eliminating the fly and mosquito annoyance for quite a while probably until theres a hard rain. If w'ere to take the word of people learned in such things, flies especially and mosquitos also arent the sort of annoyance mankind can learn to live with. Theyre too adept at carrying diseases, these insects. Its battle to the death, even though neither side is likely ever to exterminate the other entirely. D. D. T. is a powerful weapon on our side. Lets make the most of it! Allen is not Allen i.s not Alfred could be: 5. 6. E. the .senator. the doctor. Lawyer Dot tor Alex cmild be: Senator Lawyer Broker Albert could be : Dot tor Senator Allen could be: (5,6) Lawyer Broker IE Alfred is the senator, Albert isn't the doctor. (A, D) SO either Albert is the senator or Alfred (E) isnt the senator. Albert would have to be the senator if Alfred isn't the senator SO Alfred isnt the senator. (Scratch it E) IF Albert is the senator, Albert isn't the doctor. (A, D) SO if Albert is the senator, Alfred is the (E) lawyer, AND Alexander and Allen would be the broker and the doctor; Bl'T neither Allen nor Alexander can be the (E) doctor, SO Albert cant be the senator. Consequontlv ALBERT must be the DOCTOR. . (E) Albert, tin- doctor, dislikes Alfred but likes the senator, (A, D) SO Alfred can't be the senator. (Scratch it -- E) Since Alfred can't be the senator or the doctor, ALFRED is the LAWYER. With Albeithe doctor and Alfred the lawyer, onlyAlex remains who could be the SENATOR. (E) AND with ALEX the SENATOR, Theres only ALLEN who could be the BROKER. (E) You ought to write an editorial telling em they ought to do something about the condition of north Slain street, a friend said, as he was leaving to go fishing. He was off to the lakes and streams we could pin him down on just whom the 'em were to address might be. But even if he doesnt catch any tish, it might just possibly be hes got something Ite-fo- re w-- e - there. If youve driven at an illegally fast rate of speed along north Main street from Forest to Seventh or Eighth north if there is such a thing as Eighth north lately, you probably know what hes talking about. South Main is such a beautiful street. The Centennial tourist visitor to Brigham City who enters from the south is sure to be concentrating other than his driving on the quickly evident charm of the little city he is coming into along such an attractive street. But the Centennial visitor who enters towm from the north isnt apt to see much, A miller calls our attention to the followand his impression of the town may not he Wheat Inside Information About ing too favorable. Hell be too busy cussing the Growing, clipped from the Idaho County rough, bumpy street hes driving along. Free Press at Grangeville: We hope em is aware of this condition, and preparing early action to correct it. Wheat is a seed that is planted in the northwest states to keep the producer broke and the buyer crazy. The protein varies in strength and the man who can guess the nearest strength of the protein is called a wheat grader by the public and a dirty ty the tanner. The price of wheat is determined at the primary market and goes up when you have sold and down when you have bought. A buyer working for a group of mills was sent to Minneapolis to watch the wheat market, and after a few days deliberation wired his interestes to the effect: Some think it will go up; others insist it will go down. I think so, too. Whatever vou do will lx- wrong, once. spring wheat is planted spring, mortgaged in the summer The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well, and doing well whatever you do, without a thought of fame. Longfellow. It is difficult to say which may bo most mischievous to the human heart, the praise or the dispraise of men. Marv Baker Eddy. To bear injuries, or annoying and vexatious events, meekly, patiently, and with is more than taking a city. C. Simmons. self-contr- - Political or professional reputation cannot last foverer, but a conscious void of of- in fence before God and man is an inheritance for eternity. Daniel Webster. the fall. Fall wheat is complicated. It is planted fretv.es out in the winter. Announcing be-IBui the deser ted land will On June soon pve again ! league the foundation stone for the njs, new Lidice building was of l,u(l, on the tilth anniversary the tiagedv for reA sco it- of dwellings ehil-d,eand widows tained I.iilne this year. will be built Mudi ot the work will be done youth volunteer labor By labor bugades r guiles' and fioin lactones and mines where the woikeis have volunteered to summer vacations give up i heir . Lidice. to help The Mining Research Institute which will grow from the shall Live" fund collected m England, the monument dona wd by Americans, and other public buildings will get under- smreie PrornPt GOOD I Time Daines Evelyn On secret wings with nivstic tread Time flies and there is no return To days and hours ot yesteryear It does no good to tixt or yearn. u-r- ) - Thank you again for the paper Will you kindly send it troin now on to the following addiess: Miss Alone Marie Kotter 1.315 North Illinois Decatur, III Willard News SEATTLE (UP i id When (IT) C. Silverlu-rg- , aerials Frank Sinatra, Jo Stafford and the Pied $:5..50 Pipers Dr 7, for the VOGUE RECORDS , . Look VOGUE at these Features-- - couldn't 55, Unbreakable! Mont Warp! Won't Chip Mill wear at least 10 times as long as black record ! the regular Popular, Classical, Jazz and Western Mu.-iPlaced By The Top Orths. & Vocalists of i lu- Kntci field! All these features Plus A Beautiful Picture m eai h record! Covering the full 10 in. of each iccord! Al. GOODMAN Jerome Kern ATTENTION m Be Melodies $ I. .O For Dancing $2.55 for virlui !e Tin lo 19 1937 CARS CAR OWNERS! or TRUCKS The Baird Agency can insure your car no matter $ how old it is. Coverage will he placed in an old line reliable company that gives you full line protection. Bring or phone in your automobile description and get that protection you have been worrying about for some time. The accident frequence of today just proves you need to be protected. Me can give full coverages on intermediate, and long haul trucking. Me carry all lines of reliable insurance. AlTO-OBI BE - LIABILITY - COMPENSATION - TIRE - BONDS - ROBBERS - GLASS. Me also have the best connections for substandard Life Insurance: Health and Accident; Aviation and what have vou. how-muc- BAIRD I! South Miin Brigham City. Ftah - Bring your car to us if the engine is wasting fuel am lacking in fower through being badly worn. We restore its efficiency by installing a FACTORY .($ SEMBI.ED CYLINDER BLOCK containing all working parts. cat ne Phone CENTRAL CKEVROIEI 1 ..... m OF ORIGINAL, HISTORICAL V INTERESTING PHOTOGRAPHS OF " .1-- f Moogie $ !.,'0 MOUNTAIN STATES ELECTRIC Brighams Convenient Record Shop tain-me- nt MOUNTAIN STATES ELECTRIC BRIGHAMS CONVENIENT RECORD SHOP w pwaiMi mmip r mcaw v w upmuyjtww nuai wup I ?.h ? feAh & vf r i I,, w 'w? ' v4 - Cl f . $ I'Vlb . OU4 All original photographs of early days size 9 x 12 inches suitable for framing or for preserving in an attractive album. Both pictures and album are available now at Pep stations the pictures are free theres a slight charge for the album. HALL, THEATRE, FIRST 1053 j? J, II'C series includes 25 new one is available photographs. each week. a e it a habit to drive in regularly at I ep stations to collect a full meats of Utah Oil Refining Company. The views make interesting material to send to friends. o o R E F (j A mpl, jct-eo- out-of-tow- n OIL V x SOCIAL UTAH r v7T ft WESTERN 88-Vic- L 'V T , I N I N CO. y SERIES '"'if L0CA Here Is The Answer To Your Transportation Problem AGENCY iW, e. - Com HERES GOOD NEWS! S.MOKE KINGS s TO THE BAR ITwo Piano Boogie This ge Demons' a $1.00 PLAYS Per jmediat ear sideswiped another and piled up against a finally the ignition Dr coru-ietwall Silverbeig Suddenly the chr staited. The was taken to the Swedish hospiphysician ran alongside, trying tal .with broken ribs and cuts to get in. As the car gained and bruises. Benny-Goo- orchestra. J Down 9,68 NEW SHIPMENT Five Wash- Includes the following orchestras and the hits they A COLE PORTER I made popular! EM with Glen Miller. Duke EllingDavid Rose and orchestra ton. Freddy Martin, Samrecorded as he played in Artie Shaw, KenKaye. my the movie NIGHT AND ny Goodman, Tommy DorI)Y" sey, Larry $.'!..'!() Clinton GRAM) CANYON Sl'ITE Arturo Toscanini and NBC Symphony orch. $5.00 I P SMTNG with Glenn Miller, Bl.OSMLM TIME man. Tommy Dorsey, $.'..!() Arlie Shaw starring A I Goodman PICTURE III i JUST RECEIVED RE-V- New IKl 10 drugged down th" street at miles an hour by the driverless Ar- - get his car started, he lifted the hood and began tinkering with with Exclusive Agency ecppli,, COAL AND APPLUy 68 North Main . ington skiiers made the ascent of 10,750-foo- t Mount Baker in Northwest Washington, took nine arduous hours" for the climb but skied back in 90 minutes taking 40 minutes out to snap photographs. SPIKE JONES Nutchacker Suite TOMMY' DORSEY All Time Hits at Bear e V, eiton at The Fat R.CA. RECORDS X ALBUMS have the Brigha L .vilie at on the door handle and he was Drags Owner Off SEATTLE jvs schec at SPEAKERS and other he first away tht Shear serioii' iehcar.ai Temperamental ' as hat gam - June 23 Thirty WILLARD, seven members of t lie Willard wait! under the direction of the genealogical committee of the ward made a trip Tuesday, June 21 to the Manti temple. Mr and Mrs. Howard Baddley and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Christiansen of Tiernonton made a thiee day tup in Idaho last week A very inteicstmg meeting was held Sunday evening, June 11 in the ward chapel. The speakers weie Elder Frodshani IJrewe.s and a Mrs. Robeits, a ruiivoit 1'ioin England who armed in Ogden Saturday evening She was met at the Ogden depot by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Frodshani of Brigham Cityi. , Mr. and Mrs Howard Dalton and a daughter Mrs Howard Reeder of San Francisco, Calif, are visiting in Willard with relatives and friends. Glen Woodyatt who has been with the army the past six months, is expected home the first pait of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Haun who were mairied last week in the Logan temple will leave for California this week where Mr. Mrs. Haun will enter school Haun was the former Nadine Harding of Willard. Miss Jeannie Larkin of Las Vegas, Calif, is visiting with her giandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Larkin. A new Hammond electric organ, recently purchased for the ward chapel, is expected to arrive and be installed within the next ten days. Return Trip Easy Fhono your news to No. That moves with solemn certainty To the final grief or triumph On the stage of Eternity. speed, h's coat sleeve caught Auto The Pony Express assortmeyi TUEES way in 1918 The golden moments of a hie Its failure and the bright success Are the sign posts we remember Marked with regret or happiness. Time is a jaine e The measured ticking of the clock Can chronicle tin- passing years And mark the seasons one by one But not events of smiles or tears. you. Every so often Russia proceeds to show us just how democratic she is by eliminatin' everything but the national party, and leavin' just one ticket to vote lor. If that's a democracy give me the South Pole! Calamity Jane. I.. By sai ..dent, Serric RADIO.;: I have been labonng in (hand Itapids and Battle Cieek, Mich., hut now I am assigned to Decatur, 111. I much here hut they like it have had very extreme weather, as I hear vou have also. I would like to be in Utah during the Centennial year, but Utah suiely is in all headlines and the world has its eyes on For the past year Fi jrday, n , half pla: u s But the small bov hM coming seven, Eves st;trtied, face full of dismay Said quickly it's vtrv important Cause tomorrow wiil be my birthda.v. -- now ey By Evelyn Daines me sneered "U h,,t ot 1 omoiTow Ill drink t my luck where I lind it And take what comes my way. Senator Welcoming Stretch Me RADIO oik e stood Its just another day. g William M Long, Editor Charles W. Clavbaugh, Business Manager Mrs. Gladys H. Johnson, Advertising Manager To The 17, 1917. De EXPERT - June NEWS THE BOX ELDER 1 Battle pp yCl'E, OzecliosJov akia (UP brook illow-lineluduy a w are all elders of ., handful in,t rn.u bleaks the Hat line of the of Lidice Ui.U when- the town 25, 1947 Newspaper Successor to Semi-Weekl- Do you have a Merest? Phone 1, Rebuilding of Lidice Started June 8 COMPANY wiPrSS UTAH and y |