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Show Page Two AT NVI-MKI.- UTAH ART CITY PURLISHINC, COMPANY a.s "Kiiti-nx- l at Kuri-ka- , al the 1948, .1, 1879." SulmTijilinn In Advance, IVr Year, $100; IYr (.'opy, Editor and Manager 10c IIakkisun Conover hationai ADvetnsiNC j Folks, I just couldn't get niy ' mind clear to say very much this The total number of tourists week Too many homes in our little J H If Who have visited Temduivig eominiinity has been visited by the ple Square already hati surpassed past week, three the total for the entiiv year of in all. and all 1918, according to figures released 1 knew people L. Kvaus, member of by and saw every the First Council of Seventy, few days. One of the Temple Square buwas a very dear reau of information. friend and hail To Nov. 1 of this year, 984. 80S been ill for some tourists had lieen counted entering years, hut he will Temple Square gates. This is apbe ill no more. ' proximately 70.(88) more than last One was a very year on the same date and com- -' young lad, son of in res with the 1948 total of a young friend of ; Yi mine. Und must Hast year's figure was passed Dark Angel the Sam Tolbert loved this little hoy too inueh to on Oet. ,'i0. Approximately 3(88) l of persons a day were visiting the Inin stay in tins world trouble and took bun home to him grounds at that time of the year, to save lini) from hII sm. One was imt that daily total has dropped a man who hud lived bis three some since then. score years and ten urid was blesMr. Kvans pointed out that the sed with being able to keep ac- totals do not include persons who tive ami carry on his work till the Htlvnd conventions held on the end. Which wv would ail like to temple grounds. LDS conferences, lie able to do My svmpathv is ex- night concerts or similar events. tended (l these families in this When such gatherings are held, he tune of loss and sorrow. explavied. daily totals for several 14th Chapter of St. John. days preceding and following the 1. I t not your heart be tmuhl-eil- : event arc studied and sn average in Cud. believe also of those days is used for the date ye in question. in me. 2. In my Father's house an1 Comiiienting on success of the many marismiis: if it were not so, evening organ recitals held in the I would have told you. I go to pre- tabernacle this slimmer for the pare a place fur you. 3. And if I go and prepare h He seeing you next week if the place for you. I will come again, ami reeeive you unto myself; that I.ord is willing. where I am. there ye may be also. Ole Sam 981.-211- Mrs. JSku.k Coffey Reporter . apat-- h I j 2.j, (IimmI Tires Important 7 uiuic am Al,,,. flood tires and tire maintenance ca, apples are cultivated motorAmerica, Australia, ,.w arc the mark of the good ln4 ist, and they are bona fide insur- Northern India, ami ei 1 i ance J traffic accidents Although it has never been caused again failure. King Solomon h.ulci By the same tire by steel stainless Htop the cleaned, a fruit of liealing as tires, smooth improperly token, New the Kmpire State building. u forerunner of c,ur "a,,,,.. cuts tires inflated having tires, luster York, still has its original and bruises invite accident'. keeps the doctor away" after some 21) years. , M , Hu-har- Utah limiter February 1ft, under llie Act of March Utah, Mr. Kvans said 25.(88) persons ruled those recitals. , Hinted by Si'Rinuvillf., first time, proximately Tourists To Temple Square Top 1948 "Shore Thing... THE EUREKA REPORTER jxMt office November The Eureka (Utah) Reporter kemesentativc K!N0 OF DhiNi, slH 'YbuteVomss Qfjf ta0cofvet- -. UPTIME VVHISTUs j M, 4. h-- EDITORIAL aieertisI d iimrmroi'3 N.A.S., NATIONAL CHICAGO Spontaneous Fires Puzzle Scientists J SEATTLS NEW IAN IIANCISCO roll although it will not bum, heals up when it Rets moist and then ts fire lo any nearby combustible material. Oily rags will heat up at or-- i , and dmary room burst into flame. This is the re-- , suit of oxidation. Linseed, soya. cotton, olive, and grape oil will and even ignite Hixiiitaneousiy, iron will do so whivi it is reduced to powder. Charcoal Hnd soft coal a iv also "self heating." Hay ami grain still mystify the scientists. Why dors a stark of :hay siiildenly catch fire without any outside help? One theory is that microhm in the hay soak up a lot of oxygen. causing a chemical reaction. This rhcmieal rear-- i tion produces heat and the far-- . mer loses his pile of hay and maybe the barn its stored in. The scientists, still studying the mysterious proems, have this advice for farmers: Cure the hay before putting it in the barn, and keep a thermometer stuck in the hay. When the temperature reaches 212 degrees, call the fire department. To ordinary householders, the Throw away experts suggest: oily rags. Don't store combustible materials in attics. Keep oily mops where air can circulate around them freely, or, better still, keep t hem in metal cans. ' lensix-riiluri)- Wlint CHiiaea oily ragx tucked away in a Howl to catch fire all by thonixclvea and what can be lont tu control thin aiMintancous combustion?" Kiwanihcrs at the National Hoard of Fire Underwriters and the National Hiireau of Standards aw trying to find the answeis to those twe questions. Some fairly common substances heat up by themselves under certain conditions, and frequently cause serious fires. Unslaked lime, Authorized Member All Work Guarantee (SOBS (SOS lamnaffi) (&K&OQD ITTWS G t'W-- li Below-Norma- proof. Imperial is made by Hiram Walker. Blended whiskey. 86Illinois. 70s grain neutral spirits. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, j ( 4f- IMdlaslaitqaiat. mu quel. Nw tkorMadi las icaapt is moil or it loan, quote) fa iptctfi. 8a to huikad p it's mada of ' mitqnsl lor uln CJmOtlM Sm Nr Mli. quirt kikat dafad lor q malar nlva aptralioB. , The one fine in the ckarad al krtk aadi A lows ot krtto u sH it tekti-a- ad M cm 'I ertek yam i Potatoes Of YOU low-pric-e cor field ill Crop ! imperial i j ... - Just TEU.inf im. AJnmdISk til (imi rMuikaklq D n spO art MMamr. Reported This Year The 1919 potato crop is 331.(88) 19 IS! bushels below the record crop. Friday reported the office I.u- of agricultural statistician, nviu of Agricultural Kcunoinics. Doth acreage and average yield per acre wen lower. Average yield xr acre now is forvasA at iSO bu. per acre compared with an average of 19,ri tin. n year ago. Harvest of the excellent sugar beet crop pn igrcsMcd rapidly following a delay earlier in the month. On Nov. 1, the 1919 crop finjHl fnkw Ca' pl. I Mila-di- It, HhiMMM ky loft, sos-e- i lit f0Md iq a un9 UiC dHlw hr MW niiisq. Hm cohiliil cmcim eortral knkt Mrtinl phuiailr ilk lihln cuter of piMl. "Hick kkr, was estimated at 405.(88) tons, alNiut l!2,(ioo tons below a year ago. Average yield wait firat avciJablt or acre this year juttons, far above is reported at average. The yield last year was estimated st 12.2 tons and the 1038-1average is 13.8 tons ier acre. The overage for harvest in 1919 is bebiw a year, earlier. 7 I ft IM M "Uapiar Mm km non llrnitk. 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Eleven brand-nebaked-o- n enamel colors that keep their freshness because they're ''built to live outdoors." richly w hurl kutoira iimda Md ort. hu kata dnifard la iva you aura keMiy. . ' CAh'li OF THANKS F r the many mis of kindness and consolation rendered in our lieliii I f a! the turn of our recent Iteieaveiuei'.l. we wisti to acknowledge with siiiivie tlianks nod apWe iiiv grateful espreciation. pecially to the Klks ami the Fire-me- u for t iiiir acts of kimlue.ss at tins time. Signed. Family of. lames Morgan, A Jr trie ai ii Rom where I sit ...fy Joe Marsh Mi Nw real c Si .ra at II. akad aa eaamrt tuieii kap Ikau kaihau kauau (hay an 'kadi h In nildniMt " Mea m hood and imi deck adh arte el kaaat h lf-nlaid'! "lashiaa r' Watch Out For The Symptoms! Laughed nut laud when 1 heard Hoot Davis as duo n it h Chicken Iox. A man of forty-fiv- e catching a kid's disease! So I went to see him, nrmed with jokes about "second childhood" but forgot them fast when I got there. Hoot looked terrible mid had quite a fever. While we talkrd, I come In think of how Chicken I'ox is a lot like other diseases" diseases of the rharacter, such as intolerance, or Just plain Ignorance. They're excusable in children, hut when they rnme out In es Then's a adults they're ten times a had and ran lie mighty "contagious," From where I sit, we should all watch out for the symptoms" little things like criticising a person's preference for n friendly glass of temperate beer or ale. We've seen personal freedom wither away in other countries, when individual intolerance was nllowed to get out of hand and become a nation-wid- e epidemic. cc tftL'jl Copyright, 1941, 1'niltJ Slater Vreu ert Foundation dZ&FCt in your future ...with a future built in Just touch the latch of Ford's "Deep Deck" Luggage Locker 22.9 cu. ft. of usable space awaits any load you can muster. 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