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Show AxKUst U, The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Eight Lots of Fuss PUZZLES By John and Russ The Little Black Pig with curly wee tail Likes things that in mud holes are found. Alas, all we see of him here is his end. The rest of hint's deep in the ground. Variety Time ear-growi- By Dale Goss RESERVE E around leaf with 1.- Cut a plea RAYDN or thin COTTON CLOTH about 20mJussfw& 6 E crayon and fill in outline Move leaf to another section jnd repeat until pattern is completed. 1 pretty LEAVES orFERNSwtt V E True or False? gate. 1 Matilda the Hen has been leaving her nest To roam in the nice garden patch. She plans a big meal for her family there, As soon as her little chicks hatch. v,r The Little Calf cries NX' ' 11 12 14 15 17 19 21 23 25 20 27 28 A sleigh ride is pleasant, but so is the sun. In winter we tire of the ice. In summer we go in a car but we think That cooling of snow would be nice. "Ma-ma-MA- MAA!" You never have heard such a wail. The Little Calf cries because old Naughty Bill Is pulling his red little tail. 1 Puzzle Answers Charm, harm, arm, tm. R: To, top, stop, atop. HACK TO Hindu queen Victim of leprosy Comparative suffix Pauses Mystic syllable Plant exudation TRIANGLE: RESERVE ERASES SAINT ESNE RET VS E Wacky Compass : I , : J I 000 11 Set anew 13 Danger 18 17 18 20 22 24 28 Forefathers Leave out Add a letter to "a preposition" and have "summit, another letter and have to cease, another and have "to bar legally." side Solution: Imagine lines drawn connecting A to I, A to J, E to F, and E to G. The pennies must bt placed quite close together slightly lower than half way down on these lines. The fifth line is F to J which you had at the start Guillotine Behead "a talisman" and have "to injure. Behead again and have "an upper limb. Behead once more and have an abbreviation for "a measure of paper. Native of Media Birds home Fish eggs Compass point Myself Master Touch How does your barber give yon such a wonderful crew hair cut! the sweet thing cooed. Mort looked her squarely in the Ms me a ghost eye. "Easy. He ., story and then u; - uis razor whik my hair stands on end." Hidden Girls Triangle e and the prospector, thcf-alllwealth these mines were as welt aa the trail- - ing forth. The day of the individual owner maker. True It is that the agricul-- ! turiat and stock raiser pushes out or small operator ia over. The eyes into new fields, but he builds no of the colossal capitalist of the towns or ciiuiioa no railroads to' present day have been turned tn cross the country. It ia the miner this direction. Mighty comblna-- 1 who. delving into the heart of the tiona of wealth have been made, mountains, brings the hum of 1 and mines once thought great are duatry where eternal quiet had becoming merely portions of the reigned before. holdings of great companies. It is The early history of our mining no longer a poor man's camp. Its camps ia always filled with trag-- 1 treasures lie deep, and millions will inly. The prospwtor who discovered -"T-th- e mineralized ledge; the miner who blasted hfa way through adamantine walla tn unlock the hidden treasure stored by nnture; the trials, the labor, the hopes and Probate and fears; and even the fenders which Guardianship Notices ,irroumi the starting of a mining ramp are always matters of inConsult County Clerk or the tereat . . . ... lletqiertive Signers tor T nt c ,a" J00' furthrr Information , to " ort,or,y lf Church bells are heard to chime when the Sabbath day cornea around. Women, with her refining influence, has made her home withI will not be in the sound of the responsible for any hlnsts which come from beneath debts contracted by anyone other thp Krol,ml- - Thc railroad, the tele-- ! than myself and wife. Lygia graph, and the telephone have cn-- ; ker. neeted it with the outside world: Signed, Melvin It. Decker hence, the days when the minora' meeting was legislature and Judge j Virginias Cafe 1 IVOfcY OMCtYWS SO PLENTIFUL IM AFMCA1H4T NATIVES SOMETIMES U5EI ELEPHANT TUSKS fCR.BUU.DlWG FENCES c pour-4hav- er j j ! j to be expended to bring them forth again. The old days have gone forever. The old Tintic has "been replaced by the new Tintic. The individuality of the camp is passing. It will be greater and rich-- 1 cr in many respects, but the jollity. the excitement, aa well as the' heartaches, are gone to return no more. A few of the arc left who remember the wild early ! j old-time- rs ; days, but they are not as sturdy-aa once they were and spectacled eyes and whitening hair, tell that the years will soon come when early Tintic will cease to be just a memory, and assume the dignity of history. Today Eureka is practically a one mining camp, with the Chief Consolidated Mine giving employ-- . ment to around 241 men. The Dragon, with a force of 18 mn shipping 6000 tons monthly i Kaolite clay, used in petrotaa refining. is ? i FOIl SATE . OIL Stove, twin laundry tubs, At CaU 89, 4ROO Houfw for !a(. furnished. Phone 93. r- BENNETT 'uMtl POtlD, DTr'S EkHID Legal Notices j F Ford Modtl Isl S rimni. 11.000 St. G.V.W. NOTICE ever-resoundi- SENATE J j st. j ? , Par pawar to handle greater load th Ford M I ; And the Ford , i enter-pr- iu i j AM for PRESTON itnrm iaraccBBBBCngbr JONES every other for CONGRESS because: I "About 10 of college education dollars paid out each year by our state government come from tax payments made by mines and smelters." M ratio-matia- RALPH BLACK HAM VOTE FOR CONGRESS' "JONES Manager Meroal Feed Company IPaM Paliteal Primary Election Aenhemen by R. t Wlnal Spt. 5 Vz Ri'tsiulmion figures prove it! F-- S lias ouUtripNHl all snlra comiielition ainro 1945. In fact, since the wars end, smart The Ford truckers have chom-- tlie F-H,T ft next trading make by a ratio of five to three! So, foHbw n 5 the lead of men who really know Switch to Ford and Ford economy I J Ford Model F A. 16.000 P iivet you (Loire ot V of i ton truck today! three (fliiiet Includnt ' lit TiiTb.p. WAY AHEAD IN SALIS BECAUSE 10 ways better than the 4 ether leading makes f. B. Up to 1.729t1bt. more payload. Up to 1SOO Ibh higher G.V.W. Upte3l0lbi.lauchaitliwaight. 4. Widait lining. 5. Kghett (31 roar brake thn compreuion ratio. IM . VALUt WAY AHIAD IN Choice of V-- 8 or 10. Million Dollar" Cab for comfort, roominatt and ta FORD TRUCKS LAST LONGER ktotl regittntiaa data as 4tl0e0 Imkt, If latoraaca aiparti prey Ferd Tratkt latl laager I sBneiffl E3tti? GOSHEN, UTAH & 7. Oil Biter itandard. S. OR bath air danr ttondor A 9, Nggett clutch Ening area. ford Trucking Costs loss Botouso Stlog Cmpifv CemmiHwe Ckekmen F5 outsells n H hai th courage la damand Utah't ihar of th Caiarada Rivar water b potto banaficial uta baler It It left la Utah. H It fighting lor Hi development el ode quote municipal water luppliet through building th Weber laiin Preject. th Central Utah Project, and the Dial Project. He It qualified through practical e.per-kne- a I bring thli program inta being. He hat lereod four term at mayor of Nephli member, Utah Water and Power oordi Dlructer, Utah Slate Water Uteri Aitactaliun. and Director. 21 Caunliot Caiarada River Development Committee. L Janet wl fight far you and Supito le nt in-- in-du- st H imp-sib- these mountains a warriors. They built their camp fires at night near the springs to be found in various points in the valley, and by day they hunted the deer and 'the bear in the hills. These red men were a part of the rioiia." Ute tribe, and were not aa bloodthirsty as some of the other savIf the body of an average man ages of the west. The stoic chief were squeezed Into a perfect solid, of this band waa known aa Tintic.' the resulting matter would be an Aa history records most of his jmaU that It would be just visible race, he and his band have long since disappeared and given up under the microscope. their haunts to the white man. No "Caary" Jones of railroad fame, longer ia hunting done on the aur-- ; came from Cayce, Ky., hence the face for living gamejbut now the white man delves 3000 feet under nickname. He waa 6 feet 4 inches ground and hunts for gold. The tall. search has been abundantly re- wanted and as a result millions of dollars have been taken from our hilla. It is seldom that an Indian is seen now. but occasionally a stragFOR THE gling band comes over from Skull vhIIkv inn mil... .I,. whlih ia the nearest haunt of the remaining ml man, They usually appear in the fall of I,inP fru, I of the pinion tree, "mu !hp one of hllvc uvtwr. a the principal trees of the region. ", There will be no ears allowed on and sell the tasty nuts to their; Pintle has made many million- -' sires, it has built many mansions Main street from 8 a.m. to 7 p.ni. white brothers. in the cities. While the miner was from the corner of Church street . 0i, ' to tiiillaway's Garage on Aug. 12. or pn,p recesses, mines with large treea and many of the! Signed. WESLEY ROBINSON early settlers were employed In spending his substance over the City Marshall burning rhnrconl. Long' trenches bnrs or the green cloth of saloons, a were dng and after filling them beautiful women, beneath the dazwith wood, they were rovered with will be picked up FriGarbage earth and fired. Timber was cut zling lights of thc .chandeliers, have day instead of Saturday thia week and snaked" down to the char-- l worn diamonds bought by the met- - oniy, by order of the City Council. coal pits & to this day many trails made by thia means may be seen on the mountain aide. Due ore long the accessible timber waa all cut I and more than half a century ago L. Year fulur is the A marks the charcoal industry became a chans. tyvlem demendt Veta far WaHoc F. Baanatt. thing of the past and was super--. reded by coke, when the coal mines PRIMARY RUCTION SEPT. S wen developed. (PA Palilkal Ad, by Frank J. Fullmar) advocates build Utah through In a sense, the miner is your true an a mIF liquidating batit. sae-rifi- 6 FINISH ; there roamed band of wild; o B C D E that the 10 coins will form Bv straight lines of four coins ecch? This may soind rather but it is easier than you may suppose. If you can solve it without sneaking a peck at the solution you can give yourself a pat on the back. pioneer, path-find- o F Four girls names are hidden In This word triangle hangs from a RESERVE. The second word this sentence. Can you find them? (rot. rubs out, the third Is a holy . Dont get yourself Into the same Vera person, the fourth a domestic rut. however appealing It may be. 1 TRICK A 0 Pigpen WACKY COMPASS: Never put until tomorrow whaj, you can do today. GIRLS: Ruth however), Eve (however), COIN Earn olT HIDDEN 64-ce- start Scottish shccpM.l False god Disorder Golf mound Italian city 2 Soviet city a3 Also-ra- n 4 And (Latin) 5 Light brown 8 On the sheltered 7 Equal 9 Separates n .NDAMKNTAl.S In Retrospecl Again wr are at war. war preparations go forward. Tin1 Korean "incident may explode into World War HI. We must be prepared for any eventuality. The way will not he easy. Without there ran be no vietory. Sacrificed wilt tie required of all. It is right and projier that we share and share alike. "Shirkeni shall not eat the bread of the is 64 cents. Now the nt question is- - Cia you pick up the four copper place them back on the table will! out touching any of the dimes M DOWN 1 TRUE OR FALSE: False (Osmium is heaviest, uranium most complex); True; True; True. GUILLOTINE: Bottom ol the loot 5 Light knock 8 Horses gait 9 Pallid 10 Affirmative reply i uJ in the pictures. The coins inT line should be about two tart!, apart. The white circles reprZ dimes, and the black circles Tm! resent pennies. Total cash uZ Decide which of the following sentences are true and which are false: Uranium Is the heaviest of all the elements. All insects have six legs. Man o' War never won the Kentucky Derby. A ladybird Is an insect ACROSS It could have been worse, don't you know. CRAYON. rub over doth and leaf Iqhtljj with 2. Find some R a sharp . Trick BY WALTER KI.G pLACE 10 coins on the tabl b two rows of five each a S.HoW cloth taunt over leaf and draw the fifth "to soak flax, and the sixth Is an abbreviation for "versus." Old Reddy the Hen with a tail that is short. Where did her long feathers all go? The dog caught her when she went under the Neat Coin Things to Make With Materials at Hand slave, Crossword w Big Jacky the Rabbit has fur on his skin, And ears that are biggest that's born. He's practicing now in a ditch in a field For races with corn. 1 PUZZLES GAMES STORIES PICTURES DO-I- T 1JVj (5 1 |