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Show Friday, October 31, 1924. EUREKA REPORTER List of Nominations General Election, November 4, 1924. Democratic Party Ticket Republican Parfy Ticket O O For President Pot President JOHN W. DAVIS CALVIN COOLIDGE For Vice President For Vice President CHARLES G. DAWES CHARLES W. BRYAN Presidential Presidential Electors Electors J. P. SIIOWALTER LYMAN SKEEN MRS. INEZ K. ALLEN MRS. HENRY C. MRS. II. J. TAGGAinO MRS. ROSE II. HAMBLIN HAYWARD THOMAS F. KEARNS NEIL M. MADSEN For Cong. Representative, 1st Diat i For Cong. Represent stive, 1st Dial. I U FRANK FRANCIS DON B. COLTON For Governor For Governor CHARLES R. MABEY GEORGE II. DERN For Secretary of State For Secretary of State JAMES W. FUNK II. E. CROCKETT For State Auditor DANIEL O. IiARSEN JOHN E. HOLDEN For State Auditor For State Treasurer For State Treasurer JOSEPH RIME For Attorney General For Attorney General HARVEY II. CLUFF I ROBINSON J. WILLIAM JOHN WALKER 1 For Supt. Public Instruction I DR. HUGO M. WOODWARDLJ I For Supt. Public Instruction DR. C. N. JENSEN For Justice Supreme Conrt DA N I EL N. STRAP P For Justice Supreme Court A. J. WEBER For Slate Senator For State Senator J SEPH RICHARD II. EVANS For State Representative I"" For State Representative A. C. BURTON LJ perry b. fuller I For District Judge For District Judge 0. TIIOS. H. BURTON A. MURDOCK For District Attorney For District Attorney GEORGE II. LUNT GROVER A. GILES For County Com., 4-- Term 2-- LJ Term DR. STEELE BAILEY, 1 I JUNE KENDALL For County Com., T. FINLINSON JR Jl LJ 1 4-- Term 2-- Term For County Com.. JOHN G. BUNNELI For County Com.. WILLIAM JACKMAN For County Attorney P. r J. SANDERS . ASJ of . i Uidate, nf Juab County. State of Utah, hereby certify that the above and foregoing elec- for the mpectiv. office, thertin named to be voted for at th, general aeal at Nephi. Juab Connty.Utah thi. 40 dgOber, A. D, 1024. Juab County Clerk. (SEAL.) Deer Trapping Is Said Bennett Children Will To Be Very Difficult To Mooseheart Taken Be Funeral Robis Frank Large Number Attend 0 The trapping of deer In the Kat The three children of the late out on turned Eureka people in bah Forest, under government superUany last James Bennett of Eureka, who their to pay afternoon Sunday making vision, is said to be a v$ry difficult been fu- recent months have whose Robis. Frank Salt ondertaklng. An effort , is being respects to local their home with relatives at the from conducted waa efforts made to trap a number of these neral cere- Lake City, have through the sec Catbolic Church, with burial was of the local lodge been admitted to animals, shipping them to other the It relieve to cemetery. Hons, in an effort monies at the city tlie the Mooseheart home of the Loyal on the conditions showing funeral, are an Impressive stringent grazing n,d.r of Moose. The children deceased. is not an easy one, popularity of the (expected to be turned over to the forest. The Job to believe the rewe are and Rev. Lagan was in charge witbfn the nest few days and however, If sent c ut. Pens v. that they will be ports that are being near the water livered the funeral sermon. Mrs. mdorBto0d . constructed E. Ekloff gave a vocal number, t0 tbat institution, which is ate being and it is thought that the hcles Fennell, P. J. by . located in Illinois, by lng accompanied tho capture of the and attending officials of the Eureka Edw,(1lone Clavelle on the organ lhe overcome. Mr. Bonner dner will be Bonner on the violin. lodge. there and solo Deer are crated and shipped to violin a o also rendered co- -t choir. church various parts of the country, the but IlCV MADE AT was a number by the RECORD to comes of trapping and crating being Fields. hobbies when it PAYSON SrGAR FACTORY The pall bearers were: Bert Those who are in 35 per head. oFields Angu. Dan shoes. Nllson, Jack of the animals, at Payson re- position to take care which and T. L. Sulfactory Downey The sugar Jack tin they can Theyre particular men livan. made a record run. slicing or have propertythem free of charge. : cently can get its particular range, In twenty-fou- r 9 S3 tons of beets sec- Many deer are being sent to parks to please sure In that were crop beet that hoars. The stan In the larger eastern cities. Milford Man, Member Of tion does not come up to the -- o with our Crawford Shoes. Week dard of other years, according to F-iDied DINNER. During style, ELECTION' In good men who were Every Payson business and every two price during the past good leather, resident Tlntlc on a visit weather of the past Phil Orwln. well known At the M- - E. Church, Tuesday. The dry days. T s the of right bee tbb member affected . a have and to Nov. seems 4, 1924. of Milford Mashel the yeir as well Dressing, a died of during sort blight some Turkey, Roast of Elks, causing tic Lodge Sauce. week. Mr. Orwln. as cutting down the yield. Potatoes. Gravey. Cranberry Cof- Clu-esearly part of the Pie. Pumpkin Celery. who was engaged In railroading.lode manthe local HOSTITTUS' foo Too The Tlntlc Hotel, under from been a member of the was ill of Mr. and Mrs. Dahl, cat75 cents per plate. Served agement lie trade. hut a few years. transient m. to his ering to the best 12 to 2 and 4 to 8 p. about six months previous 1C4-Phone W.X. SHBIVER death. - Hh0e lira W- - v PROMPTNESS 1 Lots of men ride The prompt delivery of your orders is a point of special pride with us. We realzie when you place your order, either by phone or in person, that you want your purchase M..-Don- qhc (jbtrjbldSAoc delivered promptly. 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