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Show Mias Hsian McPoHn of Bait City is visiting with bar CbJ- - Hanalfla. Arthur Mealovo, a former resident of Eureka who hu ben making bln residence la eoathorn California Cor fat Bara. the put year or so, la beck ka. Ho will romala hare for ! Mr. Harry Elmer entertained at aunt Mrs. I H ' ".s , J. D. Healey, of tha Tlatie Mill, accompanied by 4iia daughter. Miss Mrs. P. J .FenneU and children Catherine, are vending a tow days ' are at home again after spending at Bait Lake City,. i; two wanks in Payaoa Canyon. Mrs. George Williamson aad Mra. Mrs. William H. Button and sou, C. L Jack war out from Balt Lake WUford, were out from Balt Lake thia week, visiting with their moththis week for a visit with Mr. Bst- - er, Mrs. Agnes Haynes. 1 ' -- V- Mra. Orris Jarman and daughter. dinner Sunday for a nnmber of oat The annual Picnic of the'Mlss Ora, have returned home after August and Elmar of town guests. Miaa Bay A. wlU be given spending a couple of weeks with rela-Tlntie Stake M. Mr. Ray Nichols of Balt Lake and on at Soldier, Idaho, Goshen Saturdny evening, we-ca- n Mra. Mead McIntyre of Mammoth uat 17th. The of feature the event; were prasont "Spanish Fork Press. will be a watermelon bust The Bee Hve Girls of Knlghtvlila ehaperoned by Mra Alice Royal and Jamea Creighton returned on Mra Pearl Buckley, returned early Mra P, Mra John aad Donnelly after a trip to Balt Lake. He J.- Bonner and la the week after a pleasant outing Patricia, daughter, with the went there in company - '4; , s' ' .v' at back with a their Castilla Sprlnga.. visit after long utii'an Owena family and remained T A. Rev. aad J. Hiatt Kn. pareuta Mias Maude Layton, one of the Margaret Owena had at Spokane, Wash." Untie High School teachera chap-- ; operated upon. Mr. and Mrs. P, J. Fennell and eroned a party of young ladles who; lenpo Fullmer, boo of Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra Edward Duggan expect spent the greater part of the week next Theodore Fullmer, will leave to leave within the next few days oa at Payaoa Canyon. They made', the week to reaume hla atadlea at the an auto trip to . the Yellowstone trip to Payson by train and: then Univeraity of California. Tha yoang Park. They will be absent for a hiked to the camping ground, carryman apent hit vacation with hla parof weeka ing their bedding, food. etc. A cabin couple week wnt thia and ent hi Eureka, , was occupied during their stay there, a to Midvale to take part in the Automobile lie bus as will b issued which was from Sunday until Thurstournament. ' supply;-Wit- h for half price after Sept 1st but only day, and the outing was a great can who their show that to me treat for all, long hikes through Lottie N. Gammon, a milliner of earspersons ware1 not used prior to that hills, camp fire meals and amusePrice, but formerly of Eureka, .weather-th- e Secretary of State Cro- ments aad stories around the hour filed petition in voluntary bank- time, says ckett' . the dlatrlet Btatea fire at United enjoyable fear, being the in night , ruptcy court. Her debta are Hated at T. P. Billings, general superinten- turns. Those lu the party were: Franks, 93047.93 and aaaeta at 17IS. The dent of mines for the Bingham Minos Leaore Mills, Kathleen Saulsbury, petitioner elaima exemption of f 180, properties, was In the district yester- Madeline Myers. Melba Blanche Lewis,1 Mamie Roberts, repreaented by wearing apparel. day for a consultation with Bupt Castletou. Elsie Lenore Forgie, -' Owens of the' Eagle and a trip Joseph Lee, city councilman, who mine. of the the srorklngs through the for Lake Salt at past been hu Second Conviction For month receiving treatment for an inMr. and Mrs. W. E. McLain and be forced no doubt will Serious arm, Sullijured children, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bootlegging to remain there for the balance of van and children and Mr. Sullivans the month and perhapa longer. Mra mother and sister and' Miss Irene County Attorney Thomas Burton Lee and their eon are also la the Sullivan have returned after a pleaof Nephi. who was in Eureka oa capital. sant vacation of two weeks, which business during the past week, asks Frank D. Kimball of the Eureka they spent iu Payson Canyon. the Reporter to bring to the attenBanking company la now at one of and tion of local violators of the liquor! Mrs. Edward Sutherland the Balt Lake hospitals, receiving daughter. Miss Ruth, are in Eureka law the contents of Section SI4S, of 1 treatment for an affliction, similar for a visit with relatives. Mr. Suth- the Revised Statutes of Utah. This to rheumatism, which baa settled in erland, a former service man, has section makes It dear that there . his limbs. Eureka friends hope that been receiving the benefit of the gov- must be a Jail sentence for the man his recovery will be rapid. ernment's vocational training pro- who is twice convicted of traffldng j gram, being a student at the U. of in liquor. For the first offense It left Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duggan a with fine but to is escape to for east possible is his U. Intention It go thin week for a brief , sojourn at second conviction there is Richfield and were accompanied by the purpose of completing his course. for the for the district court to' do nothing Rasthe children and by Miaa Sylvia Rev. Frary of' the M. E. Church but mete out a jail sentence. The mussen, who visited for a week at leaves tomorrow, accompanied by section In question says: MA person the Dnggan home. Migp Rasmussen Mrs. Frary and their guest. Him once been convicted of a' having home la at Richfield. Gladys Lawrence, of Salt Lake, for violation of any of the provisions of Mrs. David Mills entertained at a a brief outing lu the Strawberry this title, who thereafter violates atthe provisions thereof, shall be eon-- ; shower In honor of Mias Helen Bhriv-e- r Valley. Later Rev. Frary will at sldered a persistent violator of this' conference of his the much tend this on Wednesday evening of he wishes to announce title, and shall be deemed guilty of week, a large number 'of the yoang Salt Lake and will be no services at the felony, and, upon conviction thereof; there that The profriends attending. ladys local church for a week or two, or shall be imprisoned in the state. gram Included bridge playing and WiUisms-Kreame- r callent refreshments. Miss Bhrlvar, until further notice. prison at hard labor for not less than Colin M6Mniphj Appointed Marriage retwo more next not than and week, who la to be married , At Balt Lake Last Tuesday Force Charles J. McCarthy, who re- three month, Local Police Rev. . To I ceived a great variety of beautiful Touri. - 0 cently came to this state from Texas ? . Burton says that when- Attorney presents. Mias Georgia E. Williams and weeks several doing who and spent McMurphy, ever a man, who has previously been oW time John K reamer, both of Eureka, were missionary work .in southern and convicted of a violation of the Russell D Amours, better known eastern liquor marshdof Eureka of Joined in marriage at Balt Lake on the now in is Utah, charga ads For Sale, For Rant, ".a u arrested for a to local friends as Max Northrop, has local Catholic Church. Rev. Killeen, law of the state,-iTuesday of this week, the ceremony etc. are not accepted over the tele-of the t of the recentiheeting a officers violation the second county Just sent the Reporter copy to the of-- being witnessed by t few intimate phono, neither do wo open ncconnta pastor of the Eureka must step in and take the ease out tt theatrical page of the New York the former Is seriously 111 at Ogden. At the friends, among theiq relatives of for such advertisements. Money most church, now filling is he cm which paper World, Catholic the bands of the city officers, If the vacancy causedXMr the selection of Miss Williams, who are living nt the accompany order. Price of such ads of the last meeting night's of 19 cents a line tor oach issue. . ease has been brought or the arrest employed.. On this page the films capital. Woman's League Rev. McCarthy was fight are ad a made in behalf of an Incorporated William Boyer taut as city marshal, the The bride a is InterMr. most of a daughter respeaker, delivering FOR SALE II room boarding and As the second offense is a succeeding Dan B. Cronin, who vertlaed and It appears that the Light refreahmenl city. the final hearing must be iq signed to give his attention to min- ond Mra. James L. Williams, promiesting talk. crowds are turns big rooming bouse, coal house, wash drawing nent Eureka folks who have made felony fight were served. house and barn. Reasonable price. conviction ing matters at Goldfield, Nevada. this city their horns for many (o the 44th St. Theatre, where they the district court On Chief street are shown under the direction of Mrs. Annie 8. Laker, the mother means a term In the state peni- Mr. McMurphy took up his duties Mr. Kreamer, whose home is inyears Apply to Mrs Los late last week. Hilda Johnson. Tex Rickard, the fight promoter. lu of Dr. L. B. Laker of Eureka, passed tentiary. came to Eureka following Angeles, v his letter Mr. DAmours says that away last night at her home at Paris, ; e c bin discharge from the navy. Ho has FOR SALE Homo made carpets. Rickard was fined 91000 for bring- Idaho, according to a message which ELKS OF UTAH WILL BE ... Land Office Omdsls been employed nt Garrity's barber Apply to Mrs. Peter Ohlson, Engle a is Street and ing the pictures In Vo New. York state readied Eureka this morning. - An lMt Bonshop of member the Terms CAPITAL AT Will Serve Out ENTERTAINED from New Jersey, bat It appears that effort is being made to locate Dr. ner orchestra. Both of the yonng FOR SALE Baled hay. Also good O' it Is possible to show them in New Laker, who Is now in Idaho or MonThe eighth annual reunion of the The latest Information from Wash- people belong to the camps younger pasture' for use. Wahlborg Range. York City once they have been admit- tana. The doctor, accompanied by Utah State A splendid . Fofcd . bag for sale Association of Elks will ington seems to indicate that tha social set and acoes of close friends ' will join with this paper in extending ted to the state, at any rate they are Mra. Laker and friends recently be held in Salt Lake September S ll-- lt of and receiver cheap. i. present register best wishes for a long and pi made a trip by auto through the and I. The visitors will be enter- the Balt Lake Land Office will be being shows there. WANTED Short Hammer voyage over the billowy matriYellowstone Park and were at Butte by the Salt Lake lodge No. able to serve out their ferns. Secresteel. H. H. Banta. Call Reporter. The dance which was given at the whea last heard from. Oa his way tained monial sea. was The IB. laid down baa rale originally the Fall meeting that tary FOR BALE 4 room house, pantry, the on Tuesday evening by pavilion to tha. Park the physician stopped scheduled to take place at Eureka, except, for sufficient cause, land of- .While their plans have not been etc. In fine condition. cloeets, members of the new Eureka OrChes-- . for a visit with his mother, whose but at the announced Is it understood that the request of the local lodge ficials appointed for definite terms, East ot.Hlgh School. For partiIra was well attended and according condition has been quite serious for it was changed to Salt Lake because should bo allowed to remain In of- future home of Mr. and Mrs. Kreaculars phone Joseph Ferguson, No. to all reports the musicians snppUed more than a year. of the more central location and on fice rservlng out their ternia aad mer will be in . southern California. IIS-J- . a most pleasing program. The The . brides parents, who recently Con- account of the inability of Tlntie should not be removed to make room of The new by a this is lightning one, killing LOST from returned being coast the Pair of combined rending organisation care to No. 711 for making properly Lodge different political faith. plana to return to its first appearance at the pavilion, ductor Porteous of the Rio Grande the large number of delegates who for others of General and street spectacles. Reward' for California. They Thoreaoa ' will, Surveyor came here a few months ago with bat the members are capable musi- Ry while he was engaged In using will attend. return to John Mortar's store or however, most likely be ousted from the intention of cians and the enthusiastic manner a telephone at Mesa, near Salt Lake, . but Reporter office. - ' Mr. o remaining hla office, and It la understood that Williams' la which they were greeted by the brings to mind the dangers which at- PREDICTS PRESENT HIGH . have physicians advised FOR SALE Good range and other Eraatua Sorenson of Mantl, and a him local dancers left a good feeling all tend the use of the telephone during spending the coming - household goods, can bo purchasof Eureka, wjll suc- winteragainst resident formsr WHITE METAL PRICE FOR Accidents storms. severe electrical In Utah. , around. It is hoped that the ed very reasonably If takes at ceed him. orchestra members wiU keep to- of this nature are of course not ones. Phone Mrs. W. W. JohnIt will be several years before the gether and that they will be given numerous and yet quite a number of silver 191-Is son, Germany DISTBICT COURT Again HELD TO to will have the miner Into Taking to go the proper encouragement by the people are so killed, according LOST On Rio ' FOB LIQUOR VIOLATION ysssngor statistics, notwithstanding the fact open market to sell his product at Large Amount Of Copper train, or near Grande people of the Untie camps. Di - - O' local depot, gold ounee au below a 91 guaranfigure are to bo given at Silver City and that tha telephone companies put bracelet with Initials W. H. B." Charles Hurst appeared before Dividend in the near future by these every possible safeguard around teed by the Pittman act, Raymond T. Au encouraging feature of onr Retnra to W. H. Button, Baraka. of special stated committing tha Kryger, director Jadgo of mint, the Officers Baker, their equipment. musicians. At Tuesday ' nights o copper in trade export wan June on of thia week, the Tuesday other magistrate, the oa day. many dance Houghton and McClain, telephone companies have feet that took more Sometimes of Germany with a of violation the onr Mr. Baker was. lu the west during belag charged Were banjoists, made their appearance and occasions asked that the telsphones the than In any other month past tow weeks, visiting . the llqaor law,. He was arrasted by eoppef As To Old (Hoy their playing helped materially In be used as little as possible during Nevada since prior to the war, according to assay office and at tha Ban Harsbal Boyer and Off leer Fields making the envenigg an enjoyable electrical storms, thus minimising tho Financial News. second offense his and be thia being Shipments of Francisco mint Wo art a patriotic people hero in the danger to patrons of the Use. ia charged with a felony. H waa refined copper in- - ingots, . hart or Price aad Carbon eounty aad wo love held to the district court, patting up other forms to Germany in- June onr as eonntry as say other heartily to amounted 91,499,994 pounds, or cltisens of 9199 cash bail for his appearance. this nation. But aome-W- e o nearly as,maeh as In May and April ar careless In showing tha combined. BAND CONCERT PROGRAM i Stars and Btripes tho respect dne. increased The Jane shipments to W stand on FOR COMING SUNDAY 0. R. MAOAULBY PHOTOPLAYS, lac. Presents the sidewalk and watch Allred's Concert Band will render Germany brought our total exports Parade pass in which n flag ia carthat month to numbers at the open the following 49,S9,49S pounds, ried. bat of us forget that air concert on Main street next Sun- the largest for any month since Feb- there la .many ao prettier custom no when ruary, 99,147,999 day evening: pounds were slnccrcr tribute than to salats or exported. March Zenda," Fulton. onr hats for a second as the i March Master Ballde-r,- of' laonr Germany took 47 per cent nbe total copper exports, against isng goes by. What It symbolises Holmes. worthy of onr honor, and dtlsenn 99 but per cent In May. II per cent should Popular Margie, Conrad. be glad to thin outward In G9 and BarOvert are cent April, In per Arbitration," March. and visible sign of give their loyalty. The tho fiscal . . During f nard. year ending Jane data to the flag in pittite la 19, last, copper exports to Germany Mint From the novel The Sowing of Alderson Ores March The ' Messenger, to all tho totaled 199,971,931 or 99 holds dear In onr Attorleaa dtlsoaa pound., Burdened for life with the promise to Avenge his father's republic. It is cent of onr total exports of the ainte to Rose of My Heart,' per f Popular those millions who In onr metal ' that Moreton. daring period. have died to make onr nation nrarder, fate steps in sad removes the obstacle to a happy France was our second beet wrs Cornet Solo Cloter Leaf Polka,' free and united and strong. It In a -- customer lu June, taklag 7,919,9(7 Mlnte to onrsalven an mountain romance. Casey; (Played by Ralph Firth.) eitissns the March 'parrs TriamphaV Alex- pounds. The United Kingdom took but 9,839,399 pounda- Japan in- voluntary tribute of freedom' to a r. ander. love country they "Star Spangled Banner, creased her imports of onr metal In tend they and and for whkk ready -. Jane, taking 9,138,999 pounds, the their blood. Let nswilling to chad Key.to remember Music in this progun famished by largest shipments to that conn try in next time to honor try tho flag ns It in Iowa. any month C. more Li Bsrnhomse, Osksioosc, ( year. Passes. Price t I at From the' best information that obtain the coal situation is liable to be Aug-jtlv- ea -- ; Wed-nead- ay - -- . j ' '" Very serious this winter. Owing probably to the open winter jast season the' opal consumers have grown careless and "have . - " . flre-men- failed to store their winters coal j the approach of cooler .demand for coal all over the country is so diffigreat that we are already f inding it cult to have our orders filled. We take this opportunity of urging you to get your bins in shape and place - f-- -- . . : , b , vour orders at once. - -- Brief Local Ads ) O1 udu s , Dempaey-Carpentl- er . - B- -lt . -- 'jack' nt i . . in . -- w. . r r i - . - smaaaiaaffliagf BERNARD DURING Seeds of Vengeance Barn-hous- e. ...-- . STAR THEATRE TONIGHT ur;xT7-rrnmmnnimTmnnnnnRiimnMm- Minnnz: - ,- |