Show 1 V I ' THE GARLAND Friday April 29 1932 TIMES GARLAND Jim Bridger Explorer BEAR RIVER ATHLETES SCORE AT B Y U MEET Bear River was represented In the B Y U Invitation meet by Frank Hankins In the class A 100 and 220 440 Bill Rex Laub In the Junior High Gibbs In the Class A High Jump mile Garfield In the Class A ind Evan Green in the Class A mile Frank scored 3rd In his evpnti Rex first Bill 7th El win 5th and Evdrr 8th These boys will enter the regional 1 meet in Logan Saturday and are pected to make a letter showing for B R- there During tire past week some other track men have been doing well ixij Don Gunnell will likely their trials make a good showing In the sprints Harris and Devere and hurdles Howard Dewey are going to pjan lnj the weigh tsT“ Horace” Rose Is expected to take some ponts In the Pole vault Cole Wnzeler Reed Oyler Jane White Arthur Hunsaker Darian Haskins Ray Giggs Norm Perry Don Jlomer E J Holmgren Lynn Iverson and some others are gonlg to see that the Junior high Is properly represented In their meet Saturday preceding the Regional STAI OF Wednesday ip follows: laub Elwln Ilawklns Garfield Frank Hess Devere Wayne Hauls McWhorter and Trapper TRACK HONORS In the race for secotvd honors this Hawkins finds Frank Wednesday two making a big gain Due to the he has Provo Bt made he third places Rex jumped from 7th to second place Laub who was leading last week In still well out in front Rex made a good score for last week by placing first in his quarter mile race at the B Y U meet The Individual scores for the season to April 27 are as Rex UTAH ‘ James Biidger a western fur trader born in Richmond and' guide w as In 1818 his Virginia March 17 1804 Missouri family mooed to St Louis the western trading center of America A few years later James and his sister were left orphans and James earned tne living by operating a flat boat on the Missouri River At the 'age of eighteen he Joined Die Rocky Mountain Fur Company under the leadership of William Ashley This company was organized for the purpose of exploring and trapping the rivers of the West especially In the temtoiy of Wyoming Idaho andj Vic u canyon he stopped and climbed to the top of the mountain to obtain a view of the beautiful Bear River Valley He returned to his Lbat and traversed the remaining distance to the Bear River He examined the water beyond Bay tlie estuary of the Bay' and found It salty and he knew he had reach Ied be the body of water that the Indians had described Between 1826 and 1842 James Bridger explored’ the rivers and valleys of In and Wyoming Idaho Utah Valley speaking of the Bear River was rich he said that the country in oak timber sugar trees pine and There was an abundance of maple blue grass white cloier and wild berries In the year 1843 Fort BridgCr was built This fort became the center Here trade of western pasturage could be had for the cattle repairs could be made and guides furnished to direct -- settterrt© Oregon Califorand Utah nia Mormons When the came West at the fort- for repairs they stopped Bridger gave the pioneers a discouraround aging report of the country Great Satl Lake and advised the people to go West to California Bridger remained at the fort until 1853 when he moved his family to Missouri Part of the fort was debut a few years later the stroyed took It over and used It government as a station for the Pony Express The later part of Bridger's life was spent with his daughter Mrs Wesch- man on a farm in Missouri He died at the age of 77 years Friday April 29 1932 Varied Program Is $ KODAK Developing Offered At U A PROMPT C Compton’s A broad and varied program of summer work will be given at the Summer Session at the Utah State Agricultural college according to the recent announcement of Dr J H Linford director of the school It will begin cn June 6 one week after the close of the spring quarter at the college Among the national educators who will be members of the visiting faculty are: J H Pearson Federal Board of n Vocational Education and A K Chief of the Bureau of Agricultural Education will offer courses in Smith Hughes work Ward G Reeder will Ohio State University give courses n advanced school adminlstra-io- n Miss Jean Cox Utah State Supervisor of Vocational Education In Home and Liter BJarnason Utah Economics State Supervisor of Grammer Grades and JnntorHlgh schools will give work In education: Miss Maud A Brown a teacher and supervisor of long experience in Kansas City and Los Angeles will give courses in child welfare and health education Miss Olga Carlson national field trainer of girl scouts Pofesso A R McAlliste of Joliet 111 nationally famous band and orchestra leader wil give courses In conducting He will demonstrate hls principles with a band picked from all the high schools of the state and surrounding states A very prominent list of lecturers alt 3 appear on the program They include: Dr Henry N ewmany Brook lyrr Music and Prii ting SERVICE Art and Co r ii 1 arrived V'hen ti e party at the Yellowstone River the men were l v'ded Into two companies: one led by Ashley and the other by Etienne Provost Joined the latter comBridger If you pany and It was this group that disANNOUNCED BENEFIT PROGRAM covered BoutiDPass in the Wind Rivet mountains They followed the southwestern route to the Green River in I has Committee The Athletic Wyoming then west to the Bear River of D xini’ cr a TLTERES the place to come for it Alier exploring Bear Lake they folanged mplete program next lowed the to be given We cany the nationally advertised and Bear River to Soda Springs S line — every pattern is a across the WcdnfHlay May 4 at the D R II lava plains to Grace reasonal le in price poem in beauty duvugh Oneida Canyon Into Willow a ns is The being staged am MayfloWtr Wall Papers are as r Cache Valley to They decided rugged a thev’re rich There’s no need benefit for Um poor— athletes v inter in Cache and explored both the meet for you to bother with ‘‘impossible” It is to be u penny show A penny Igan and Blacksmith Fork Rivers nameless ill papers oe any more Come n bait H nvover since it would A discussion arose as to the source in and choose fiom our superb ex ten' Seven records were broken in the Laid to make change the boys hate of the sive Mayflower assortments— or we’ll and B&r River Twenty - Second Annual Invitational Bridger finally In to the comto let everyone come over with bocks of selection decided to settle the question exTrack and Field Meet and Relay Car- - i agreed by fo a dime nival the greatest in the history of plete progan ploring the stream to its mouth He The boys have arranged an a headPROPERTY LirE BENNETT’S the school which was staged In the line event Dull Race of Praile Center made a boat of bull's skin and sailed PAINTS INSURANCE down the river through the Bear River "Y“ stadium Saturday April 23 Many vi Moose Heck of Back Woods students of the Bear River high school southern At the Canyon end of the Y Dr Edward H New Griggs The ecniclfte program follows: were among the fifteen hundred ycung York City Dr William T Foster New s Moose Neck Bull Face one hundred schools athletes from York City and Dr A C McLaughlin TOMATO cauliflower Cabbage Wayne Cajener vs Eugene Bjorn and Worth WfaiU colleges and Junior colleges present University of Chicago other vegetable plants Bluine Thompson vs Theral Bishop a 5c dozen A man was amusing lilmself by tryIt will be possible to do nine hours 40c a hundred— Garland Greenhouse icon Peters iii vs Dean Archltaau machines ing all the of work at the coming seslon accord- -' Farmer line phone 520-- 2 Jack Hall vs Carl Bishop GREATNESS a29 m27p OF MOTHER LOVE at a fair ing to Dr Linford Don Luke vs Wendell Welling SHOWN IN ILAY "SEED” he earn? to one that did AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAfi Presently Perry Wllsrn vs Elden Knudson not respond to his coin Don Gunnell vs Darwin Gum (11 "Look here” he said to the owner Dallas White of a noiirtiy booth pointing to the line How great is mother love? Just how Wesley of machines “that one le to try your the bond between a mother Rud Rogers vs Arch Benson great vs Clarence Francom Virgil the next your height and one Perry weight shown Is and her children convincingly vs Cecl Bur- - your strength the next your sight the in "Seed” the Unlvcrsial problem Dther Westeimoreland bank one ever there your lungs and now £ drama which comes to the Paramount I’ve put a penny In this thing but 1 Qlen Davis vs Reed Hess Theatre on Friday Saturday and Sundon’t see what it’s for” Orant Thompson vs Roy Stokes £ day with John Boles Gcneieve Tobin "That gov’nor?" replied the owner Lois Wilson and Raymond Hackett in “Oh that one’s to try your temper 1” the principal roles Fees for Board and Room at the Even at the expense of losing her Alpine Summer School of the Brigham AiiiiiiiiiiinnmiiiiuiunminniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiumumimuiimmHi husband Lois Wilson as the mother Young university have been gTeatly reclings fondly to her five children and duced H R PRICES according to Professor manages to live a life of comparative In Clark at the charge of accomodations happiness as she rears them to young Tire University operates a dining hall Bedding Co manhood and womanhood At least and dormlt'ry for men and women WE CALL AND DELIVER she has her children with her A Board and Room have been cut to the Phone or Write us at Brigham But ten years later she meets her low sum of term $ 15 for the entire second great tragedy and the way she Students who do not to avail OsumminummiiiimuummtouuHuiuiniuiummDuuunuut plan solves It proves anew Just how deep la themselves rf the entire term will be her love for her offspring charged $15 a week "Seed” was adapted for the screen Married folks who wish to bring from Charles O Norris' popular novel their families have special camping and the picture was directed by John privileges by applying to the President M Stahl who has achieved outstandfor permission ing succes In the filming of domestic Regular school accomodations will problem dramas go Into effect with supper Sunday Mr and Mrs E J Holmgren son evening July 24 Mr and Mrs Mlllan Peek were Douglas and daughter Beverly were In Malad Idaho on business Monday GIVE MOTHER ONE OF Logan Sunday visiting with relatives THESE HOUSE FROCKS and friends TIL7 rPIFYPS OF DEPRESSION She will like this thoughful Boles Genevieve Tobin Lois Wilson with gift Mr find Mrs Art Michaells spent because it is something she can Sunday in Smithfield visiting relatives Davis Zasu Pitts wear DON’T KEEP TIIE CHILDREN through all the sunny Raymond summer days Idle dollars are the best friends of HOME FROM SCHOOL FOR SALE Cheap A god refrigerator Dade Richard depression from school for the want of CaU 79W They are priced at They do no one good Stuck away in the old ones and in strong boxes —or socks! — they are Novel by Charles G Norris we will repair them From to Ross Gleason of Salt Lake City spent entirely wortliess They are unable $ th® d here in Garland visiting to do their bit in carrying on the E A Birch with his grandparents Mr and Mrs financial work of the world are They Peter Jensen and friends a sign o fear of a hysterical kind of SHOE REPAIRING Also SLIM SUMMERVILLE in GOOD C0MEDV onscrvatlsm that mistakes hoarding 1 Duane Northman son of Mr and for thrift Mrs Eric Northman Is spending the -True thrift is a fine thing Is It In East Garland with his grandwej-the source of the money that builds parents Mr and Mrs O L Larsen plants buys and operates machinery employs men keeplnng the wheels of Mr Dr we- - Richards of Los Angeles industry going California wil make his home in GarAs an advertisment of the Northern Prices-Hig- h land with hli parents Mr and Mrs States Power Company recently said: "The opportunity to earn a return on John Riclirrds this summer investment is better today than for Mr and Mi s F L Nye and Mr and years Banks pay interest on deposits Mrs Fiank Munns a ere In Salt Lake regularly Sound securities earn and in on lAisiness City Wednesday pay a regular safe income” The hoarder is cheating himself— of Mrs Annie Muns went to Lehi Mongreater Importance he is cheating day to attend the funeral of her al1 He is prolonging unemployment nephew Michael Brown profitless prices the accumulation of goods for W'hJch there is no market Mrs Fiank Riser Virginia Riser and because people have no money to buy Frank Rher Jr were Ogden shop piers He Is In the full sense f the word Saturday This Is worth Idle remembering: Mr and Mrs J J Shumway and son dollars are the fcbst friends of depression James were Brigham visitors Saturday While Mr Shu ni way was attending to' some business there Mrs Shumway! CHRISTENSEN TALKS visited with her daughter Mrs Milton v like unusual WALL PAPER Hyrum Jensen and Sons The Great Dramatic Smash 9 of the Season! !NEW LOW Better Challenge To Women In Love! F riday Saturday Sunday Paramount Theatre John Bette Tucker Hackett Francs 98c the $179 Vida’s Shop A $2 Dinner for 6 rrrrrnrrr r TTYT 'f’TTTTT’ Low Style Ladies’ Footwear and Hosiery New- Mesh Hose Peters Mr end Mrs S M Chadburn and family of Malad Idaho were Sunday dinner g icsts of Mr and Mrs Q Q of Mrs Mr nounce day It glrL Sweeten aid Kirs Leland Peterson ana visit from Mr Stork Tuesis reported that he left a baby The Rocky Mountain Packing Corporation requests the citizens of Garland to refrain from dumping garbage and refuse near the Tremonton vlner on the Malad river east of the high school PAPER HANGING ing Painting— Phone Evans WALL and Clean121R3— Larry from Pag® On®) (Continued calendar the season is yet early much earlier than in 1930 when half the beets HTTP not planted until May Stlx With prospects of a good year ahead and the very favorable forecast - by government experts so far os damage from destructive insects is concerned condition fo rfurther preparation and planting of land to beets are very enIn this regard It Is couraging cresting to note that largely upon the forecast of government experts stationed on the Mlnadoka project la over Snake River valley the fanners about Tain Falls and Burley are tripling their beet acreage this year Weather records shu wthls year to be a repetition of 1925 i n precipitation which was a very good crop yearall around 79c 89c E VERY started housewife Brown who has dredge well with flour the new year with a on both aides in a little fat in a keep to a budget heav add one shredded green pepper and six small whole onions and Interested in the menu below it brown Return meat to pan makes economy not only palatable with prepared mustard spread but distinctly apretlzing and pile the pepper and onions on top and around the steak Add your family or can tomatoes cover guests will gay "this is a good one dinner” And so it is Here aie tightly and cook slowly until tenJust before done add one menu and formulas containing the der can peas secret ef Its excellence DisJellied Grapefruit Salad Creole St'ak $103 solve one package orange gelatin Mashed Potatoes 10fi Add In one cup boiling water Dread and Butter 11( two tablespoon sugar and the Jellied Grapilruit Salad Zlf Juice from one No 2 can grapeApple Dumplings 30( fruit and let coolfi When begin5( ning to thicken add the shredded and pour into molds Creole Steak: Salt and pepper grapefruit Chill unmold onto lettuce top two pounds of round ste&k and with half cud mayonnaise resolution — to and see go Just that the dollars and dim°g as far as possible will be and $ 1 25 ALL COLORS Black Kid and Patent Slippers $295 anti $395 $195 to $395 Biege Pumps at $295 and $325 White Kind Ties and Pumps Coombs & Persson Co ’lF v |