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Show Friday, September 10,' 1920. PiftB BUBEKA KKPORTB Satisfactory Enrollment At Schools In Tintic In the Tintic towns school work has started off In a satisfactory manChief Cone. ner, according to the superintendent The enrollment Is Tin tie Standard 25 and principals. The Balt Lake Stock bout the same as lUwas a year ago closed on account of Labor Exchange Dragon ; Day. and with a Mammoth strong teaching staff It o Eagle A Bine Bell 11 Is quite safe to predict a most sucTuesday. cessful seasons work. In the high Iron Bloasom sold at 10a ig Dragon school the enrollment, has already Iron King g East Tintic Coal, sold at IKe. reached 212; laJbe'grade schools Bullion Beck Eureka Bullion sold at Swaneea g of Eureka 510 pupils hare been enLehl Tintic sold at 10c. Grand Central g rolled and at Silver City ISO are North Standard sold at 3 Me. Gemini g now attending. Mammoths schools Plutua sold at 40c. ictorla S will open next Monday and the atr Tintic Standard sold from $1.30 Centennial Eureka 2 tendance should be' approximately to $3.20. Alaska 2 what It was last year. There are 41 Zuma sold at 10 Ma the Knlghtvllle . Empire Mlnea 2 pupils attending o Eureka Hill I school. Thursday, Orlggs-Huls- h (concentrate) Big Hill sold at l Ridge A Valley East Crown Point sold at 2e. WELDING'S WILD STORY. i y East Tintic Coal, sold at lc. Total M2 Eureka Lily sold at 7a Milton H. Welling, who wants to Zuma sold at lie. be United States Senator from Utah', Plutus sold at 31 Me. Death Invades Home Of , told a pretty Arisen lie when he sold at 22c. Well Known Eureka Family made the following statement In the South Standard Standard sold from $3.20 'Tintic a Democratic held short convention, - o to $3.25. Frank W., the thirteen year old time ago at Salt Lake: o The sugar company has written on of Mr. and Mra. William Owens, In with to the this Church Tintic state, every paper People passed away on Wednesday evening, of three or four To Temple Hake losing out after a gallant but un- possible exception Trip dallies, offering to spend large o- equal fight against kidney disease large which for many months previous had sums of money with them If they Fully one hundred and thirty-fiv- e been sapping hla vitality. The boys would favor the policies of the com- members of the Tintic Stake of the . death is a sad blow txf the family tv pany. L. D. 8. Church made the trip to the The Reporter Is not anxious to Mantl whom the sympathy last Sunday, this bethe communcause of the the sugar ing theTemple champion annual ity Is being freely amended. temple excursion In fact we think it Is guilty The Tintic peoof local stake. the Surviving him an his parents, company, profiteering, but on the other three sisters and two brothers: Cle- of trip by auto and the hand we dont think there Is a week- ple made the took ons. Emily, Margaret, James and place on Monday temple work ly newspaper In the state that has and George, also a large number of oth- been offered Tuesday. for tbe money boosting er relatives. President E. F. Birch of the Tininterests. The sugar com- tic Stake Frank W. Owens was born In Eu- company's says that the excursion was has a better way of spreading a successful and pleasant one for all reka on Sept 9th, 1107, and at the pany Us propaganda, a plan which does and that the Mantl people furnished time of his death lacked Just one not call for bemoney. It the visitors with excellent accommoday of being thirteen. He was of a lieves In gum-sho-expending e endations. cheerful disposition, even during his dorsement of the methods, the companys policies o long Illness, and was generally lovthrough public meetings" which PROFITS ON MERCHANDISE. ed. more or less than packare o The funeral services were conduct- ed nothing In which a few men, gatherings Bureau of Research of HarThe ed this afternoon at the Catholic In servile obedience, carry out. tbe vard has 6,000 stores sending In reChurch In Eureka and were attendwill of their masters. No, the sugar on their sales, exan ed by exceptionally large number Is not spending any money, ports annually net profits. and of friends. The burial took place In company penses with the weekly newspapers of Utah. On the basis of these reports It the city cemetery. was found that in the retail grocery a business the common percentage of . Mr and Mrs. J. H. Smith of MamQUAIL SHOOTING. ' o net profit realised by the average moth are mourning the death of their Infant son, the cjtlld passlni The quail season has hot yet open- tore In this country Is 2.3 per cent. away on Sept. 2nd after a short Ill- ed In any part of Utah, according to That is not large. Out of that must ness from pneumonia. The remains R. H. Blddoway, state fish and game come tbe excess snd government taxes. were shipped to Provo, for burial, on commissioner. The wholesale grocery business Commissioner Blddoway says that Saturday. out of every dollar as there will be no shooting season In realised northern Utah for quail during the a net profit, out of which they must year, and that only a few parts of meet their taxes, the residue going southern Utah will be made open Into surplus. The hardware trade The quail, he says, In northern Utah realized ( per cent; the retailer of are too young and too small to per- hoes selling medium priced shoes mit shooting this year. If they are realised. 6.3 per cent. The retailers not kept from hunters this year at must receive profit, to continue In least they will be wiped out entirely. business and allow them to live. Profit Is a return for the risk and Open season on quail In the declarnot be j lnterest Is the return on an Invest will of Utah parts ed until November and then In only ment. Exchange. a very few sections of the state Lb D. 8. CHURCH. O BIG YEAR FOB FARMERS. Announcement has been made of Farmers In the Delta section are of the regular union meeting of Tin-ti- e wearing broad smiles these days In Stake to be held at the high anticipation of big profits on crops school building In Eureka at 2odock which are coming along so nicely. on Sunday afternoon, Sept 12th. A The beet crop in that section Is so large attendance Is desired and It Is large that the big factory may be expected that all stake and ward of- -j swamped. In case the factory Is un- fleers will be present. The public able to handlo all of the beets the also Invited to attend. surplus tonnage will likely be sent On Sunday evening the usual to the Payson plant. The Delta sugar services will be held at the L. D. 8. factory has a capacity of $50 tons of Church. beets per day, being one of the o Star ofLack largest In the state. FREE PICTURES FOR BOYS. LADIES SUITS, COATS and DRESSES. jj n -- 8a IF season yon will appreciate the exceptional beauty of onr 8a Sumptous collars of Beaver or Raccoon offer a models. warm from retreat frosty winds. it f-- ARE SEEKING distinctive style and elegance in a coat for the winter - ... YOU Coats $25.00 to $98.00 Dresses $25.00 to $50.00 Suits ....... $39.00 to $85.00 BOYS SCHOOL SUITS TO BE PROUD OF AT $8.75 to $16.75 . Clothes may not make the man but they make a fellow feel the part and how naturally good clothes draw the favor of others. Dubblebilt suits of fine texture, color, pattern, and finish, and suits built as gracefully as style their line of suits is built, give all the joy and satisfaction that good clothes bring. ' Sizes 8 to 16 yean. ' ic all-wo- ol The Shark nips, mutiny at the start) NEW ARRIVALS. Boys Shirts Boys Caps Boys Koveralls Boys Sweaters GEORGE WALSH SHARK USea m' SurfwiISjm' MINING EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Lexington, Rev. W. F. Bulkier, of Provo, will be in Eureka uext Sunday and will hold services at. the Episcopal Church. Hour of services will be 7.30 In the evening. All cordially Invited to attend. Star Theatre Tonight IIIMItllHIttff K- - iMissssssssssHiHHHiHMW : Leaders of the' Dance and all the great rollicking jazzy dances played by. dance organizations and Recorded exclusively a for Columbia are ready for you eveiy one leader, a headliner, and a The latest dances one-step- fox-trot- s, s, top-notch- er. dance leader Any record on this list is a Grafonola. Columbia when played on the these Dont wait. Come in today and hear Leaders of the Dance: ! Frankes Furniture Store Hllt4WWH4W44WWWWHW4W44HW4WHIW4W44mWWWMWW Gettysburg, the CAMPS IN 1878. Brief Local Ads the three most significant Attractions snd entertainments of battles In American history. a Nevada mining camp In 1873, as Every American boy thrills at the related In the Sentinel of that time, : were as follows: very names. His patriotism will be stirred to tbs depths when he sees Sheriff Daniel Martin has announcEureka, Nevada, now bouts of FOR SALE Loom or balled bay at the three beautiful paintings deplet- ed himself s candidate for braver men, prettier women, more Wahlbergs ranch. Lears orders The sheriff has filled the po- girls snd boys, ing these battles which Edward mines, Box 989. Mra M. Wahlbsrg. bigger bigger at tbe famous artist, baa done sition very creditably snd It Is hard- furnaces, more bullion, more charBALE Modern borne, 11 FOR he will have A that Marx. oppoBchaffher any for Hart ly likely coal, more business houses, better rooms. One minute from B. Y. U. W. 7. Bhriver has mads It pos- sition within the ranks of his own business men, better weather, clean$4000 down, rest term a N. L. sible for every boy In this commun- party. Sheriff Martin was first ap- er streets, more whiskey, more 663 N. U. Avenue, Provo, Nelson, sucIn office to the set these 1916, have s pictures, pointed of, ity to hurdy houses, more fast women, Utah. reproduced In the original colors, ceeding Angus McDonnell, who re- fewer Christians, (but the few more free from all advertising, snd mount- signed. Later he ran against Ross devout than anywhere else, lest FOR SALE Furniture for thru rooma Apply to L C. Snow, or ed on heavy cardboard suitable for IngersoII, Republican candidate, snd they should go astray) better inquire at E. W. Redmond's. framing. This merchant announces was elected snd his opponent two musicians than any other mountain FOR BALE 4 room house furnishthat he will give s set free to each years ago was William Lewis of town. boy who will come to the store snd Mammoth. ed, on Railroad street. Apply to Yesterday evening ten e o 1 H. D. Goldsbrough, Nephl business wagons, two lumber teams, thru ask for them. Mary Haldln. Every patriotic boy. knows how man and an old timer In the party pack turns, nineteen horsemen, two FOR SALE Furnished four room tbe Minute Men gatherad at Lexing- ranks. Is Juab countys member of dog fights, s band playing In front house located on Bridge street ton Common after Panl Revere, In the Republican state committee. J of Iron Hall for the Amateurs, two Apply to Jack Backlund. hla wild ride, gave the alarm, The C. Lynch, one of the best known stages, s bell ringing at the Skating LOST Package containing girl's debusiness men of Salt Lake, is repre- Rink, a horse race, fifteen hundred Redcoats are coming, and there dress snd food. Lost on Main feated tbs trained British regulars senting his county on the committee. people snd any amount of political street Kindly return to R. H. Tbe Senatorial convention of tbe buzzing, could have been witnessed In tbs first battle of our RevolutionTowers. MilDemocratic party for Juab and all at one view on Main street It ary War. FOUND In Star Theatre, babys Most boys have heard from their lard counties will be held at Delta, was rather an animated scans. shoe, I F alia Black. Call at box grandfathers or great grandfathers September 1 1th, when a candidate office. how the blue and the gray met on will be nominated for the office of YOUR FIRE INSURANCE. FOR SALE Ford car In good conthe field of Gettysburg and proved state aeuator for this district, como dition. 1816 model. Sea B. R. to each other and to the world that prising the above counties. Building cuts have bun advancCharles Haynes, who has served or phono Americans were brave men, ready Simons, Mammoth, for s number of years and an ing 118 M. to die for what they deemed right, two terms as county assessor, Is a Insurance which a abort policy whether they lived north or south of candidate for renomlnatlon on the time ago gave you ample protection FOR SALE 15,000 shares Diamond Democratic ticket. This office will tbe Mason snd Dixon line. Queen stock, or any part Phono firs be Inadequate may against And there Isnt a boy In America carry a salary of $1600 a year com- under 318. conditions. If you find existing today wbo hasnt hoard from broth- mencing on January 1st next that need additional Insurance FOUND Gaa tahk cap. Ford car. you Edward Pika will most likely be on er, uncle, cousin or friend, how Amyour property call on Frank Gar-ritApply at Reporter office. ericans from tbs North, tbe South, named for the office of county atr who Is now writing most of tbe FOR RENT Two furnished rooma tbe East snd tbs West, in tbs great- torney by tbs Democrats. Attorney firs insurance for Tintic and wbo Phone 373 J. est battle it all time, smashed Bryan, now bolding tbe office, will will be pleased to give you the desir- FOR SALE Good bo a to defenses refuse candidate the probably Jersey milch cow. through the strongest ed Information. He represents tbs to Jsa A. Green, on upper hand of man ever fashioned end only (for Apply strongest companies. Lesdville Row. -- -o topped when the Kaiser had abano across doned his throne snd sneaked LOST Watch chain and ANNOUNCEMENT. MASONS. NOTICE TO t the line Into Holland, and the beaten fob. Return to Wm. Emblaton. Masons voters of Tintic announce era to wish to the I requested to Reward. German army begged for peace. of Juab county that I will be a can- attend the two meetings which will to tbe office be held next Tuesday, one In the FOR RENT 2 rooma furnished for didate for of sheriff cm the Democratic ticket, afternoon at 3 o'clock snd tbe other housekeeping. . Desirable location. 1 block west and 1 block subject to the will of tbe nominating In the evening. There will be work FOR FLETCHERS In the M. M. degree at both meetings. convention of my party. north of high school. Phone DANIEL MARTIN CHARLES KRYGER, Secy. 102 W. Pen-fiel- d, elk-too- th Children Cry CASTORI A light 7 .'I |