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Show er observing, is sort of a hobby, j Idaho and Montana in a con- Box Elder he says. verted school bus, often grabNews bing off a few winks while ridIt happened right in front of ing from one town to another. the l yesterday af- Yet, to date, they lead the Pio- Brigham City, Utah ternoon. There was a little more a far neer league in hitting Friday, June 4, 1948 than one parking Sp'ace, and not from the team that played cry two a quite about A lamb should be butchered parking for the Gate City last year space and a half. An Oregon car when we watched them at six months of age to get the "swing came driving by, cased the situchoicest meat. and miss. ation, and drove up parallel to the car in the next space ahead to back in. About the same time a Ctah car came up the street, saw the parking and Journal "? hut, i ficrea ProtJut ... , Wed-- , picture. That is, that is the reason we intended to run the picthe issue ture, the right picture. But the Mrs. Elizabeth Wright Mrs. Wright picture we ran wasn't of rte picture in right (to heat a pun about the probably everyone head and ears'). the except ,,, county It was ;ral Staff knows. The picture that came out of file, in our engiaving our files, clearly marked Mrs. it Wright, but actually Elizabeth Wright. actually was Wight Mrs. Wright with an open a picture of Mrs Elizabeth Honored Wight. It could have been worse. the home of her son, Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Wight ,'jht at 171 north Fourth have been good friends since af-oVam City, Sunday girlhood, with the same given of her the occasion hen they married, it That name. Hday anniversary. that they married reason for running the happened men with similar surnames. It has been a little confusing ever since, and, fortunately, usually amusing. Occasionally they get each other's mail, even yet. But it remained for the l (the good ole blundering to be first with scrambling their pictures. Out apologies for our blunder to both of the grand young ladies, and to our readers' published in flure News- of , RAL LETC n r "1 News-Journa- News-Journal- ) space started to head into it. The Oregon car honked and the Utah car honked, but neither one of them moved. Both of them were headed into the same space, one frontward, one backward, and neither of them could get lit. They made faces, and frowned, and gestured, and moved their lips at each other, but neither of them seemed to get very mad just stubborn. After seven minutes, 13 seconds, and twelve interested spectators who stopped to see the thing through if it took all summer not counting the passers-bwho slowed down but didnt stop the Oregon car gave in and drove on. The Utah car, with a big smile on his face (the drivers, that is) diove into the parking space. The driver got out and went over to the hotel. He came back, helped his wife out of the car and they walked down the street. They came back, got into the car and drove away. They had been parked just four minutes in the parking space they waited more than seven minutes to grab. Amos Larsen was in yesterday T THESE STAND SYMBOLS FOR? Mill Dvtch hod o quoSirt toted m tome taction ol tftvbeiiSa 43 ( hr gate poiH blue to mdt nwcio oorriogeoblo daughter bmc. Tlit forthright symbol i ifW goftttamen (single or covrt. Object: Matrimony, 4m 10,000 selected, indepea. MmectsH from coast to coast hi fomtltor Rexall symbol 4t imficoton of retiablo phor mec. Ths troco-SKir- k is your m of toe, Moratory controlled tog products ond excellent Ral iUL A Result Drag Stove dfcWeearyoa. INS MODERN Ofli DRUG four Rexall Store" day At Your 0. P. S. Food Store- - SHEER SUMMER FLATTERY IN FR0ST0NE t a With cool petal collar, a softly scalloped front DelMonte peplum and fluid lines there's that new lady-lik- e FRUIT look to this Large 2'j Tin 7-B- COCKTAIL - Grade Beef A Chuck one ROASTS, lb. - frost-etche- d - rayon crepe. But can you think of anything talking about running an ad Back to work at 76. the earth He was youd rather have born in '72, he declared, and he populated with than mortals? ought to know. He certainly gets around for a man that age, SHARP SHOTS though or ten years younger. Amos says he played in the band By C, R. Y. for 25 years, just for the fun of L. it. He played the cornet and the The other day the N-ran a slide trombone An old fellow' story about the multiplication like Gnawm of flies in one year. The story Watkins and Clay and me. said that a pair of flies could Maybe we oughta form a club produce "a great quantity of of except that young uns in a few months . . . Gnawm would have to quit be- if it werent for vigorous fly fore hed be eligible. abatement campaigns and other forces working against the inCharles Clifford brought in the crease in fly population. We weather report for May, and the set the type for the story, not cold figures didn't leave us with once, but twice. It works a hardany particular regrets that we ship to set this story because it werent here for most of it. That used up all the figure 0s in the rain and snow on the 7th look- linotype machine . . . and more So we wont go into ed just a bit rough, with an inch besides. and a quarter of moisture and detail about how many little three fourths of an inch of snow. flies could be produced. But while thinking about the Don't know about you, but we think these weather observations subject, we did a little figuring Charles keeps are mighty inter-- , about another matter . , . smokesting, and were glad he does ing. If a man smokes a packit. He doesnt get any pay for age of cigarettes a day, he will it just does it for a hobby, and use 7,300 cigarettes in a year; to be useful. Charles is a candi- if he takes an average of 20 he will date for the Republican nomina- puffs per cigarette, tion for county commissioner, puff 146,000 times a year. If the smoksubject to the will of the dele- man is a will then 292,000 take he er, Saturat the party party gates a year. day night. Hes a veteran of puffs Now the question arises as to World War I, a carpenter, electrician and powder man. The how much nicotine he will inor blasting though, like the weath- - hale during those 146,000 puffs per year. Wed like to further inquire: how much will the nicotine weigh, how thick will it coat the mans lungs and if it were spread thin like the gold leaf in window signs, how far would it stretch if it were ribbon? laid out in a Summer Navy Dssp Aqua Drowsy fink Fata Groan Siiee U'A l JC'i J rou KNOW to lenhti These And Many Olher Wise Food Buys For Satur: News-Journa- 292,-00- ELITE SHOP Q.B S) oq Q &fhciQ ntijS orvic AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE FREE PARKING IN REAR USE OUR REAR ENTRANCE wUm 0 two-inc- And while on the subject of big figures, heres a little article we ran across awhile back that may illustrate just how big a BILLION really is. A billion dollar bills laid end to end would encircle the earth nearly four times. If you made 11 trips from New York to Miami, Florida, by car or rail (or 11 trips by air) you would cover a distance of nearly a billion A propeller on a purinches. suit plane traveling at 300 miles per hour would turn a billion times if the plane would cruise continuously (21 hours a day) for nearly two years. And a bilsounds like we lion minutes have months of time but it would actually carry us back to the year 45 A. D. just a few years after the crucifixion of s e mu' for ts tK ook af Dat! elect)' ). shirt Christ. And just to wind up all this we recall a saying supposin, that was common a few years ago during the recent war: If ail the Americans in the world were laid end to end . . . thats us. just how Hitler would like s fi A C Whites and Colors the price Nothing has been cut but shirts theyre the same high quality Take your always handled. and choice of dress whites or stiipes but save money. The supply isnt large, the run of sizes is complete, so hurry. Regular $3.95 Ate diner last Wednesday with ' the Pocatello Cardinals baseball team. Theyre a fine bunch of I boys and not at all like we fig-ured professional baseball play-- I ers would be. Most of them have yet to show their first gray as a matter of fact, hair their average age is but 22. Yet these boys are playing ball in a league that has been said to be even faster than the Pacific coast league . . . and tougher. These boys travel around Utah, ... VOX ELDER News-Journ- NOW $2.95 al Sml Weekly Newepepel Successor to the box elder news Whit ildewaH tirss. os Illustrated available of extra cost. that rough patch of road up yonder where the ruts and ridges make a washboard seem smooth? springing ancy of Buicks which puts a pillow of deeply coiled steel at each wheel to soak up the bumps and ripples. Recall the tiring tenseness brought on by the drum and hum of road noise and tremor even over It comes from the softness of EMEMBER smooth concrete highways? 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