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Show V w&m 20 POINT FINAL SPLURGE O Bowling Results The Box Elder Bees maintained lead over South Cache for three quarters and then the victory horse had other Ideas as the Spartans hit the nets for 20 points and a 47 to 39 win here last Friday night. The locals, led by Frank May, were in front 12 to 8 at the end of the first quarter and at intermission led 22 to 17. The Spartans limbered up to narrow the gap to 31 to 27 at the end of the third quarter before warming up to the task. After the first South Cache basket of the second half, Frank May drew his fifth foul as he fought with Lindley for the rebound. The Bees kept right on fighting and held a lead at the end of the quarter, but when Booth drew his tifth foul on the first play of the fourth quarter all of the Bqx Elder height was on the bench for the rest of the game. At this point Lindley dominated both backboards and hit for 8 points in the last quarter and that was the ball game. Box Elder failed to score from the field in the final period, but kept in the game until the closing minutes as the result of 8 foul pitches. May led the Bee scorers with 13 points, all scored in the first half of the game. Jhnson was next in line for the locals with 7 points all from the free throw , jjnP For South Cache Lindley was the big gun with 15 points fol- lowed by Brown and Reynolds with 8 apiece. Bee Hivers Meet ' 4 Warriors Friday OH HIS LAST ANTARCTIC Monday Mixed League, Jan, 16 The women really gave the men a few lessons in bowling. LaRue Bradbury rolled a high game of 260, and Mary Hazel-din- e was close behind with a 251. 'Elma (Hillman won the e steaw dinners offered by Lumber Co. for her score of 199 scratch. Beehive Bottling and tackled Lumber, in a nip and-tuccontest each team took two points. The Indian school grabbed four points from Club Billiards, and the Pheasant Cafe took Wes's MarLumket for 3 points. ber rolled a high series and high single for the league. Tuesday. Jan. 17 The league leading Seagull Aviation and Merrells, Inc. split two points each, Nielsen Motors took three from Andersen Auto, and Brigham Truck & company Implement gleaned three points from Finer Cleaners. Wednesday, Jan. 18 A determined Brigham Laundry team grabbed three points from O. C. Tanner Jewelry. The games between Jones Service and O. K. Rubber (Tremonton), and Hodges Barber shop and B. & B. Billiards, were postponed. Thursday, January 19 Intermountain Indian school and Lumber company remained tied for first place after each took four points from Eagles and Bear River Ref uge, respectively. Brigham Tire ahop took Beehive Appliance for points, Sunday, January 22 In the first week of the Round Robin tournament, Brigham played host to the Ogden .bowlers, while our men invaded Ogden. Glenn Kelly made the best showing, with a 1068 total for six games, with Max Morgan and Brig Haws and Cecil Bradbury close behind; the rest of the Brigham boys were right in there trying and will give a ITION ADMIRAL BYRD WAS ACCOMPANIED BY Brigham City, Utah Wednesday. January 25, f.sfe'si.. v (UP) The field of color photography is undergoing an electronic revolution." It is similar to that which brought great advances in sound reproduction two decades ago, according to M. E. Parobek. Parobek Is head of a $100,000 color photo print laboratory here. Electronic controls have replaced manual and visual judgof color ment in production r photo prints made by the process. The latter Is considered by photographic experts to be one of the two best methods of obtamng high fidelity in reproduction of transparencies, Parobek said. Eouipment Elaborate Parobek directed the development of design of many of the mechanical and electronic devices used in the laboratories of s Color Photos, Inc. In the plant, banks of custom-'buil- t printing machines flank tanks of the high saturation fast dyes used in the process. r method of The making color prints involves production of color separation from which negatives matrices are made. The matrices, one for magenta, one for cyan and one for yellow, absorb and then transfer the dyes in correct proportion to previously mordanted, or prepared, photo paper or clear acetate base. Until now, most of the work has been done manually with a high element or human error. Methods Developed Under Parobeks direction, chemical, electronic and production engineers developed extremely accurate methods of selecting color filters for the color separation negatives. They devised second splitting timing devices to assure registration and printing and control drying. The color print field, Paro- OCEANSIDE, SO DOCS MINNEAPOLIS Cal. k CALIFORNIA, WITH 37 EVENTS ANNUALLY, HOLDS m' DOC SIOWS Tri-Stat- e THAN ANY OTHER STATE THE cot SPRINGER SPANIEL HIS NAME BECAUSE OF HIS MANNER OF"SPRINCINC OR DRIVING CAME OUT OF COVER ' Dye-Tran- Tri-Stat- e AFTER A TUSSLE WITH A PORCUPINE, FREDA, A GERMAN SHEPHERD OWNED BY MRS. RUTH PRATT, HANNAWA FALLS, N Y.. WALKED MILES ALONE TO HER VETERINARIANS OFFICE TO HAVE THE QUILLS REMOVED If A .CLINTON WILMERDING, PLAINFIELD.N.J., HAS HAD DOCS AS A HOBBY FOR OVER OF HIS 70 YEARS THE PRIZE SETTER IN THE ' 90 high-fidelit- y L 5 It Extra Feature Not On Movie Program (UP) Brf' clothes were familiar, but .! face of the man next to hta i idwd the movie wasnt, so Clarence Miller followed him out of a for theater. , . w I SAL Miller signalled the Well cop and a little questioninu, nr U suited in jail for the strain id The clothes went back to Mill ordei from whose rooms theyd u ,L stolen a few weeks previously tTvhV dye-transf- e The Box Elder Bees will meet the Weber Warriors this coming Friday on the Weber court. The good account of themselves becontest will be the fifth Region fore the tournament - is over. One round of games this sea- Next Sunday our boys tackle the Paramount bowling alleys, v son. Weber has marked themselves so lets chee for them. The folas real scorers in the region. lowing Brigham boys are comThey have racked up two wins peting in the Round Robin: Max , and two loses, but have scored Morgan, Pete Peters, Lee Jim Bordeaux, Cecil- Brad199 points, while the Bees have won only one game and lost 3 bury, Pat Jeppson, Ray Reeder, contests on 144 points. With Ted Whitaker, Wynn ' Jensen, Hadfleld and Stark, both six Bud Ball, Glenn Kelly, Eill Lowfoe t t inches tall on the Weber ery, Bill Hadley, Ralph WilHaws.,,,. quintet, Weber is marked fas liams and Biig Cal On Sunday Woods and the favorite In the casaba game. Box Elder will probably send Sherm Mattson each rolled 197 Lee Boothe and Ronnie Dean to win $L00 In trade at Wess Harris against the Warriors at Market; Nick 'Farro hit a 193 to the forward posts. Frank May win a haircut from Hodges Barwill start at center, and Bert ber shop, Ralph Nordmark gets Hunsaker and Vard Johnson his hat cleaned and blocked at will probably draw the guard finer Cleaners for his score of 200. Mel Baur hit 201 to win a positions. Tire Webers starting line-uwill tire recap from Brigham shop, M. Blschoff made a 199 be Belnap and Shaw at Hadfleld at the center to win two steak dinners from Lumber. Elroy Young slot,' gnd Montgomery and Hull, hit 201, 213 and 193 to win a guards. tire recap from Brigham Tire, hour dual airplane inSave money on wedding an- BOX ELDER NEWS fWT rr,WX By Electronics EXPED- Tri-Stat- Tri-Stat- -- Found Improved &y Vauy Elder Loses Height And Lindley Gets Hot For S. C. Box Script Tense Color Iliolos SOUTH CACHE DUMPS BEES IN I In Consexnpt by Mail S5 CHICOPEE, Mass. (UP) q, car J. Seguin, Jr. was fined Ji for being in contempt of cott SM'. by mall. District judge Daw M. Keyes imposed the fine i cause Seguin used the word u justice in a letter to him his decision in a snu claims case. . SAL gdB I SAL nifli 193! Let Us Send In Greer Carson Jokes With Errol Flynn . . , over the script for their new film, That Forsyte WoThe technicolor picturization of John Galsworthy man. cast which includes Walter Pidgeon, classic has Robert Young and Janet Leigh. all-st- ar is undergoing about same kind of a revolution went the phonograph when it changed from mechanical to electronic method bek said, of reproducting sound. , We are training an entirely new type of photographic expert. He depends on electronic gauges and controls instead of his own eyes, which tire easily, with a resultant high margin of error. The electronically-controlle- d system, he said, has slashed prices of dye transfer photo prints so that, for example, an 8x10 color print costs about the same as a black and white. Predict Wide Sales Parobek predicted a wide field for the product in sales programs, particularly among firms which have avoided use of color In merchandising because of high, cost of printing plates He also foresaw, as a side de- y velopment, esablishment of dios in the larger cities to pro-thvide a studio service for photo-througgraphers. The photographers, he said, would use the studios as a place to shoot color transparencies, under closely controlled humidity temperature, lighting conditions. Individually, a photographer could not afford all the equipa ment necessary for such studio, but the cost per photo would be nominal if such lacili-tie- s were available on a rental or fee basis, he said. stu-th- e h Your 1 MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS 5 We can send them in fa you without fuss or bother no check to write or fa ter to mail Compare our Cen No.! prices MASON'S and Cop Nabs Goose COLUMBUS, O. (UP) Patrol- man Victor Reeb and his partner were patrolling the citys west side when a goose, apparently frightened by lights, swooped toward the cruiser. Reeb reached out and grabbed, and pulled in a two pound goose. loW-flyin- g 22 South SA eaner il ck let, I Main Beware Cough; From Common Celt That IIAIIG ON irlh S SAl :otM SAI Creomulsion relieves promptly beau Dim, it goes right to the seat of the troubi to help loosen and expel germ laid SAl phlegm and aid nature to soothe hi heal raw, tender, inflamed broocbul etal mucous membranes.Tell your druggu to sell you a bottle of Creomukoi with the understanding you must lib the way it quickly allays the cougi or vou are to have your money bid CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitt FOR THE BEST CORDON NATIONAL BREEDERS DOC SHOW, PHILADELPHIA, (684--, WAS A CASE OF RARE WINE Ce; Hazel-dine- - sl-- No. f THE TOy SPAA EL PET OF MARV, QUEEN OF SCOTS. ACCOMPANIED HIS MISTRESS TO THE ' SCAFFOLD WHEN SHE WAS EXECUTED ( r ' recto ilin AM us all iter e to, p nouncements, reception lnvota tions, etc., at the News-Journ- ' THeRE ARE MORE BREEDS OP PURE BRED DOCS IN THE. UNITED STATES THAN IN ANY f struction from Seagull Aviation and a haircut from Hodges Bar-o- r shop. Regional Results Advent Warriors Trounce Bulldogs The high scoring Weber Warriors continued to rack up the points with a 41 to 22 victory over the North Cache Bulldogs. The contest was played at of radios we began to sell and service them and We now have a backlog of needed parts and Six foot six inch Hadfleld, led the Warriors offensive attack on North Cache with 13 counters. He was followed by Montgomery and Budge with seven points each. Neagle was the top scorer for the punchless Bulldogs with only six tallies. Winn and Jessop both tallied four counters. Grizzlies Win No. 4 Jerry Lundahl and company went to work on the . hustling Bear River Bears and defeated Years of experience in servicing all makes of radios. BEEHIVE COAL & APPLIANCE PHONE 1 PEir itchei woi idell Ph OTHER COUNTRY DURING THE FIRST YEAR A CREAT PANE WILL CROW TO TtMES HIS WEICHT AT Here 15 them by a 49 to 26 count. Logan tans had no opposition and defeated the Bears on their own poured 20 quick points into the court and had no trouble at all net to come from behind to In scoring or holding on to the beat their guests. ball. Earl Lindley Jerry Lundahl poured through hooked his way to 15 points five field goals and eight free against the Bee Hivers. Center throws for a total of. 18 points. Frank May scored 13 points durHe was closely followed by Pe- ing the first half, but also pickterson. Bear guard, with 16 coun- ed up four fouls. He ended with ters on frve field goals and six 13 counters for the Bees, with free throws. Bob Jensen his third personal coming after Big scored 14 points and Sorenson three minutes in the third quar-ter- . seven for the towering Grizzlies. Brown tallied nine for South Cache, and Vard Johnson South Cache 47, Box Elder 39 r eight for the Bees. Taking advantage of a Jinx, the underdogs South Cache Spartans overcame Parking To Fit the unlucky Box Elder Bees and BOSTON (UP) A parking lot defeated them 47 to 39. With near Bostons busy North Sta; Frank May and Lee Boothe out! tion Is aptly named. A $ign, on fouls in part ofthe third and reads "Fitz-Inthe Spar Parking. , all the fourth periods, j , Left-hande- It has been eight long years since Buick has been able to bring you a full and complete line and say, Sir suit yourself! d We can now. Never before could we give you a choice of four wheelbases, three engine sizes and five power ratings. third-quarte- neon-lighte- YOUR FINE WATCH IS DESERVING .OF THE BEST From where I sit ... We can now. n u'!l never be "sold enlarged, or charged reoeir for woHc ' Bings reset, jewelry of all kinds repaired. Expert engraving on all material. job, het not needed or Is not done, et Simoon's. Only genuine parts ujed no sub tutes at Simonsen's. Our reputation is stake. AH repair work guaranteed. HJlwtWY Of distinction!) over the whole business. From where I sit, that was foolish. Once wed cooled off (over lunch and a bottle of beer at Andys Tavern), Slim decided the sidewalks should stay for the common good and I promised next time Td take a good look at the other fellows point of view before writing any articles about him! Buick-fashione- possible . Now were reaching more than ever with a Special d We have long offered you valve-in-hea- d efficiency. For 1950 we that costs less per pound some models . Lowest-Pric- e than Three" Theres more much more but that gives you the idea: You have a lot to choose from car to gratify any taste, prices to suit practically and any purse. Will you see your Buick dealer just to see if that isnt so? Features like these mean BUICX'S THE BUY NfGNEIt -COMPRESSION Fireball valve-ihead power in three enginet, five engine hp ratings (New N model.) STYLING, with bump., guard grille,, taper-throug- h b utils", lenders'dauble E iailhghts VISIBILITY, ela.e-u- p road view hath forward and back TRAFFIC-HAND- Y SlU, lea over-al- l length for easier parking and EXTRA-WID- E SEATS crodW garaging, short turning radius befwean the axle, - SOFT BUICK RIDE, tram alUail sprmg.ng, Salety-Rid- e tire,, rims, DYNAFLOW DRIVE standard on all ROAOMASTERS. torque tube eel optional at extra cost an SUPER SPECIAL sen NINETEEN MODELS with Body WIDE CHOICE Of EQUIPMENT adding 9 by Fisher ibihty to prices that bracket every price range abovt the lowest SUPER F-26- Tun te HENRY J. TAYLOR, ABC NtfwoWL very Monday evening Phone your BUICK dealer tor a demonstration Right Now I UNDY MOTOR CO. 19 South Main Street Phone 272 hen better in the 1950 Buick line. So much so that we can truly say heres 8 have higher compressions and greater power in every engine plus a new engine the 3 set-t-o Copyright, 1950, United Sim t Bremen Foundation We've always sought to price our cars to serve as many people as and commanding as the stunRiviera. ning, We can now. Joe Marsh ting folks riled against him. I felt ornery myself, and we had quite a , garage. e Our Sidewalks, Slim! it that brings thrilling new heights liveliness and zip in the Super. Weve always been strong for room. Now you have it abundances of it on cars cleverly trimmed in over-al- l length so as to slide easily into tight parking spots and swing deftly into your Qf Never before could we offer you an array of models that ranges from simple, practical utility-typcoupes to sportsters as sleek Give Us Back I wrote that over an article in the Clarion last week, but 1 didn't like After all, the man it was doing aimed at Slim Henderson is a good friend of mine. Slim came into quite a windfall last month, and bought the old Clarke place. The deed gave him title to all the land right down to the street. Then Slim started to take up the sidewalk to make his lawn look better. I felt it wasnt fair to the town and said so in my article. Next morning Slim comes around and wants to know what I mean get There's a Buick to Match it ! is a car one of a whole of brilliant 1950 models that realizes an ambition for Buick, as it very well may for you. BIRTH AdtmiUmmt Give it the consideration and treatment 1 deserves . . and give it the expert, thorcleaning it ough, skilled needs, regardless of its type, every year or two. Let us look at your watch well check it, tell you if it needs adjusting, repairs or cleaning. Treated right it will give you , good , service for many years. e N fri-Stat- e one-hal- m ir eesstoasobUem are built Brigham City, (, UK uili build them |
