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Show dancing exhibitions and Main. Thu Doubtful Traveler X-Tfjk.- a . " t. 1 . v were staged on Forest . l l V Va,. frvkv .v sir's ' The fruit display near the sidewalk in front of the county court house can be described in only one word beautiful. It was the center of attraction for all people on the streets. The hobby displays, seen in the windows Variety Of Jobs Are Open In Box Elder County There is a variety of jobs open in Box Elder county listed at the Utah State Employment service office in Brigham City, according to Douglas Miller, head .of the employment service in pox Elder county. Employment is available for a ard man, six brick lumber layers, one hand presser in a laundry, a chamber maid for a motel, preferably over 40 years of age, many cannery women and girls, several commission salesmen, and tomato pickers. During August 1,168 people visited the employment office on the second floor of the Howard Hotel. Of this group 447 people Yjewi-ournai were placed on jobs, 77 of them OX E IDEE in agricultural positions and 370 Brigham City, Friday, September IS, 1949 in jobs. According to Mr. Miller, apPublished every Wednesday and Friday and entered as Second Class Matter at the post office proximately 350 of the people In Brigham City, Utah, under the act of March who visited the office for emRates: Box Elder County ployment service were migrating 8, 1879. Subscription $4.00 a year; outside Box Elder County $5.00 a workers. year. Single copies 5 cens. These people are often orand sysbands, of these fires were brought under control ganized intotravel from one area tematically before large areas were burned. to another assisting in the harUtah is still continuing a high standard vest of fruit and vegetables. of control over forest and range fires for season and the care with fire is paying this Put this in your book as the week of the W. E. Tangren, assistant dividends, old G. R.s meticulous neutrality. Maybe the for the state recently word is pediculous. stated. Its not a tough job to prevent n Were in a weak and condition, Continual with the first hint of the first autumn cold clear forest and range fires.care is the for thinking prompting coming on, and us without a single cold shot, factor, Tangren declared. anti-col- d capsule or even a charge of vitamins principal most noticeable improvement in fire The to ward it off. Lets see, now, is there any other way to fight colds? We have no pre- prevention is the care with which people handle their cigarettes, matches, camp ference, understand. Were neutral. fires, incinerators and especially in the way materials are kept cleared from Theres the matter of Peach Days playing inflammable In addition fire hazards houses and yards. thunder with the peach packers. Several of the packers told us about it, and it wasnt on the farms, at ranch camps in the cites hard to see that they had troubles. Fur- are being recognized by the people and thermore, they were communicable troubles, corrected. Though progress has been made this year the kind that travel on down the line to in fire prevention, the fire season is still on. where it hurts you and you and you and ouch! me! If Peach Days were after the Months of rainless weather have put the 20th of September, they say, or even after forests and range lands of the county in the 15th, most of the crop would be har- tinder dryness, ready to explode at the careless toss of a cigarette or match. vested and marketed. There would be plenand care should ty of fine peaches left for the displays and be Hazards are still high exercised, Tangren said. for 'visitors to eat.' And peaches wouldnt be turning soft in the plants, or falling off the trees, while packers and pickers went Outstanding Peach Days Peach Days-inWere neutral. Peach Days for 1949 are over with, and for committee members who worked long We asked John Howard about it, and he late hours on activities, civic clubs, schools admitted it was tough but there was just and social clubs who filled many long simply absolutely nothing that could be done stretches of time on floats for the parade, about it. Year after year the Chamber people on various programs, and people boards have tried to figure a way to keep who displayed hobbies, a sigh of proud conPeach Days from interfering with peach tentment is due. ' days, he says, and if it can be done someone For the twelve thousand-plu- s people who will have to showr him the way. If the attended the celebration, it was a smoothly thing has been at issue for years, we cant run affair, entertaining, and easily worth solve it in two short paragraphs. So like the price. But behind the excellence of the we say, were neutral. 1949 Peach Days was months of preparation on the part of committees, worrying by the When S. B. Wilson, president of Fram Fil- chairmen, plenty of manual labor, and many ter corporation (17 million in sales per year miles covered in running down material and aint, my friend, hay !) was talking over people. prospects for coming to Brigham City with According to Ezra Owen, secretary-managsome of the new industries committemen, up of the Box Elder Chamber of Commerce, in the clubrooms, the matter of his companys the number of people attending the event financial stability came into the discussion this year was one of the largest groups if I presume youve not the largest in the delicately, of course. history of the celechecked our credit rating? Brer Wilson bration. I .asked J. Leo. No, J. Leo admitted. Everybody was well pleased with all of havent. Quipped Mr. W., You certainly the events. The Coronation Ball was attenarent an Eastern banker. Its the first ded by over 3,000 people on Thursday, Sept. time, well bet, anyone has accused our fi- 8 in the Box Elder high school gymnasium, nancial guide of not being careful enough. and they witnessed the presentation of 32 Again, were neutral. of the prettiest girls in the county, and, as a final climax to the nights program, the We quoted the board of education minutes crowning of the queen, Carol VVarnke and at length because we wanted to get the story her attendants, Shelley Robinette and Cathstraight regarding the social benefits, or de- erine Campion. pendency allowance, in the pay schedule in Friday morning at 11 oclock the parade this school district. One board member got underway. It was well over a mile voted against them, and has some mighty long with dozens of childrens floats, chilgood and logical arguments on his side. dren on bicycles and children in costume The school teachers present and the other with and without pets, leading off. Folboard members had some mighty logical lowing them were a great many d arguments on their side, too. We under- floats from all over Box Elder county. A new and pleasing feature of the parade stand the contracts, including the dependency allowance, are already signed. And the this year was the Junior division leading principle was confirmed by majority vote of off. They comprised a large section of the the board. We hope you dont all get ex- parade and won the approval of the onlookcited and blow your tops about this. When ers with a bevy of floats that were the proits a major issue, well tell ya. As for us, duct of clever and ingenious planning and hours of work. were neutral, strictly neutral. forester-fire- warden man-caus- ed run-dow- ' g. er Legal Notice Probate and Guardianship Notices. Consult Clerk of District Court, Brigham, Utah, or the respective signers for information. TO CREDITORS NOTICE Ancilliary Estate Deceased of Opal K. Hinrichs, with Creditors will present claims vouchers to the undersigned at 92 S let East Street, Brigham City, Utah, on or before the 31st day of Decern LOU EX LA wonderful! According to Mrs. man of the Junior will strive to make of the parade, as it nual event. There should be Rudolph Kaiser, chairparade, the committee the childrens division was this year, an an- no complaints to this for the parade arrangement enriched the entertainment. Instead of having the small floats interspersed among the larger floats, the children have a parade, which is a replica of the larger parade with queen, attendants, and Marshal of the Day, all their own. They play seconds to no one. The programs on both Friday and Saturday nights were well attended and entertaining, though the Friday night show was interrupted by threatening clouds ami a short shower, the crowd stili left the Rees Pioneer park satisfied with the program highlighted with a gigantic display of fireplan Few Forest And Range Fires In Co. People in Box Elder county, and in Utah in general, are thinking about fire control. Consequently damage from forest fires in Utah has been low this year. While fires raged in the Pacific Northwest, devouring millions of trees, the lumber value of which sometimes reaches $100 per tree, Utah was relatively free of fires. In Box Elder county only two fires that burned several acres of land were reported, one near Rattlesnake pass in Western Box Elder county and one near Portage. Both works. Following the programs on those nights (B GEES (03 14 Five tiny Siamese kittens are alive, thanks to some quick thinking ,by Mrs. San Nettie Smith, a Diegan. Connie, the mother of the kit- SAN DIEGO (UP) Mrs. Smith,e;hy neighbor, cut ani Xitchen butcher M fi0 did heMfh distress has to a medicine fc hern dropped in power. No other car in ftj field offers you 100 horsepower. K0 nlher V-in its field, a 8 engine. No other, a choice of V-- 8 or Six. The '49 Fords big in roominess. You rig. Mid Ship comfort on Seats. No other car in Fords field offem!, much hip and shoulder room. Sofa. QJji mm Nature by providing good conditions. The IT kttt txdnmH meal of program: Scettt. LAWN FOOD to A color and lawn SEED beauty; then to fill in bare spots with luxuriant grass. Do the job in a jiffy with a SCOTTS restore and it has that SPREADER. &C4&&. LAWN SEED-C- ost lest because there are 3,000,000 triple cleaned seeds per pound. 1 lb - $1.45 5 lbs - $6.95 SPECIAL PURPOSE BLEND-F- or dense shade, poor dry soils. 1 lb 5. 5 $1.45 Scotty lawn FOOD Keeps the sparkle of health in lawns, Economical $2.45 box feeds 2500 sq ft. new m your fijtur appearance, a style leader. The New York Fashion Academy judged it Fashion Car of the Year over all other makes. Come in and try it. Ford "Fed Take the wheel .. . The '49 Ford's big in ' try the new Ford "FEEL at your Ford Dealersl THOMPSON Hardware Sporting Goods I 23 South Main SWARDED BUREAU OF UAND MANAGEMENT. SURVEY OFFICE, Salt UTAH LAND Lake City, Utah, August 16, 1949. Notice is hereby given that the State of Utah has filed Indemnity State Selection, Serial 065466. covering Lots I, 2. 3, 4, Ni2SEi, SW14SE14 Sec. 28, T. 14 S. R. 4 W., SL.M, Sec. 5. SW '4SW'4 Sec 4, T. 14 N t R. Sec. 8, T. I 13 W., SL.M, hW'4SE S, R. 7 W., SL.M Utah 398 14the acres. kind The Department ha classified as proper for aquisition under Sec. 7 of the Taylor Crazing Act, and opened it to selection by the State subject to compliance with the laws and regulations governing selections under the Act of July 16, 1894 and acts suppleThe mental and amendatory thereto. application was allowed Aug 16. 1949 the land adverseclaiming person Any ly or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land or for any other reason should file tjieir objection in this office within the period of publication or before final approval. Failure to so protest within the time specified will be considered sufficient evidence of the nonmineral character of the land end the selection, being otherwise free from objec. tion, will be approved to the State.' LRNL5T E. HOUSK, Manager 4 Sept. Phone 56 THE FASHION ACADEMY MY GOLD MEDAL AS THE "FASHION CAR OF THE YEAR THE m The Average Person leaders of Spends 122 Days Over twenty years ago, Each Year Sleeping United the Congress of the States passed the Railway Labor Act. It was hailed by union leaders as a model for the settlement of labor disputes. The full-size- its KITTENS THRIVING tens, in bad hP,n,, 'he kittens were Connie lay The 49 Ford's big K. CALL, of the Ancillary Administratrix Estate of Opal Hinrichs, Deceased. Date of first publication August 26, A. D, 1949. B. C. Call. Attorney for Administratrix. Aug. 26- - Sept. Kittens Thriving Altho Dorn After Mother Died They are seldom unemployed more than two months out of the year, and their yearly income sometimes runs as high as four to six thousand dollars," Mr. Miller said. On August 15 there were 37 people lied as wanting work, the majority of whom were clerks. It is contemplated that on the next tabulation there will be many more because of the people put out of work by the Baron Woolen Mills recent fire, (Miller stated. ber, A. D., 1949. ' Peace, of Brigham City stores, reached a new peak of interest this year with over 40 enof every- tries. Also winning the approval flower was the saw display them who body in the fire station. In every event requiring judging, difficulty was expressed by judges in chosing winners. They should be congratulated for outstanding work on a very difficult job. For this reason, it is a wise investment to have a comfortable mattress upon which to rest. We can rebuild your mattress or make a new one to your specifications. You get the best mattress available and save money both on the cost of freight as well as several handling costs from the factory to you. Phone us today and let us give you an estimate on the cost of a mattress for your bed. leaders of the Brotherhood There is no heed for Strikes With all of the available methods for the interpretation of contracts, there is no need for a strike or even a threat of a strike, but the leaders of these railroad unions have ignored the ordinary procedures established by law and insist upon unposing their own interpretations of their contracts by means of a strike. The wheels have stopped rolling on the Missouri Pacific. They may stop rolling on other railroads at any time. Recently the Wabash Railroad was forced to discontinue iteration for several days under similar circumstances What are EVERTON MATTRESS COMPANY of Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Order of Railway Conductors, and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the Missouri Pacific Railroad have refused to avail themselves of the peaceful means provided by this Act for settling their disputes. They insist that they be the sole umpire of their own disputes over the meaning of contracts. 1 hese Strikes About? These strikes and strike threats are not about wage rates or hours. They result from disputes over the meaning of existing contracts. They cover claims for a full days pay for less than a days work, or for payments for services performed by other who were fully paid for the work done. President Trumans Board Condemns Strike There is an established legal method for handling disputes involving existing written contracts just as there is such a method of settling any contract dispute which you may have in your daily life. The President of the United States appointed a Fact Finding Board to investigate and adjust the Missouri Pacific dispute. This Board reported, in part, as follows: . . it is with a deep sense ol regret that we are obliged to report the failure of our mis sion. It seems inconceivable to us that a coercive strike should occur on one of the nation's major transportation systems, with all of the losses and hardships that would follow, m view of the fact that the Railway Labor Act provides an orderly, efficient and complete remedy for the fair and just settlement of the matters in dispute. Grievances of the character here under discussion are so numerous and of such frequent occurrence on all railroads thRt the general adoption of the policy pursued by the organizations in this case would soon result in the complete nullification of the Railway Labor Act. . . Obviously the railroads cannot be run efficiently or economically if the the unions ignore agreements or Provisions ot the Law are Disregarded laws. which Railwof There are hve ways under the meaLabor Act to settle disputes over the . . ning of contracts: Afr 1 Decision by National Kaiiroad lustment Board. 2 Decision by System Adjusting Board for the specific railroad. 3 Decision by arbitration. 4 Decision by neutral referee. 5 Decision by courts. The Missouri Pacific Railroad a, and is entirely willing to have wi . putes settled in accordance L quirements of the Railway union Regardless of this fact, the have shut down that m1 ... iuffer innocent Bysianaers Losses and Hardships There are about 5,000 engineer figJJ conductors and trainmen on tuv ol Pacific. They are known M P" h g most employes, and are the all employes on the nation the k the their strike action has resul M 0f y of work to 22,500 other emP Missouri Pacific. In addition, imposed great mconvenienM and th ship upon the public served by that railroad desigo1 The Railway Labor Ac to protect the public against p terruptions of commerce If these men will not comply ot men! of the law for the settle must Americans then all thinking tion. What is the neit step dupoi I |