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Show CHATTER 1111 mm With Our Readers !7t Remember Christmas- - last year when you forgot to do your Christmas shopping early? Well, Christmas will be around again this year at the same old time. one old landmarks of the VOL. XXXI. NO. 2 disappearing. This week Glen Gillies had sone of the mons ter Cottonwood trees In front of the SNEAK THIEVES GET old Jode Murdock home, now owned The by Mr. Gillies, cut down. OVER FIFTY DOLLARS trees have become old and brashy and are a menace to the property Many trees over town are being cut Sunday afternoon, during the abdown, but we do not see any young sence of C. Dennis White and family trees being set out. The beauty of from their home, sneak theives enterany the shade trees in Beaver will be ed their premises and secured someloii missed in the years to come. thing like $56.00 from a box, which to Mrs. White. Seventy-fiv- e our A fisherman's pamplet entitled belonged cents in a dish on the buffet be "The Grayling, Trout and to one of the girls, was also day SalmonWhitefish, of the Intermountain Re longing taken. our, gion," by S. B. Locke, forest ejcamin No clue to the robbery ha3 been hese er of the U. S. forest service, Ogden, obtained, but some suspect a couple Utah, has just been published as of young men passing through, one .alf); bureau of fisheries document 1026 of whom had gone to othe White It contains a key for identifying fish apartment inquiring for a room. Oth)rk, together with illustrations and a de ers are of the opinion that the theft day tailed description of the species. The was committed by some local party introduction is by District Forester who was with the premisacquainted R. II. Rutledge of the Intermountain es and of the White family absence. ak-er- y Phoenix, Arizona. The Beaver Press: I am enclosing herewith my personal check for J2.00 ,to pay my 7 subscription. . Mrs. Fennemore and I derive considerable pleasure in reading our old home paper, but we miss very Tales" column much the "Twice-tol- d which apparently you are not continuing to publish. I am quite sure that all of the former residents cf Beaver appreciated these items of news, which revived the memories of twenty years ago. Wishing you success, I am Very truly yours, H. M. Fennemore. Mention was made a few weeks ago, that the files of the Press of twenty years ago for the latter part of 1909, had at sometime been destroyed, and we were compelled to omit this column. However, beginning the first of the coming year, Tales" column will the "Twice-tol- d be resumed, but we are sorry that jfihey will npt appear every week during 1930, as a number of issues of the files for that year are miss uc- - ry. In ;ry jed of Ne ch- - ng air iv-- of )n- - ing. 0- 7, ALL ADVERTISING PAYS nd re. - Experience of the business world confirms this verdict. All advertising pays, but some advertisments are much more productive of direct results than oth ers. Just as one man may be a more effective salesman than the aver age so one well dressed and well prepared advertisment will produce re turns far In excess of those generally received from indifferent advertising Let those who doubt the efficacy of advertisment make a list of the items of every-da- y use that they purchase Ninety-nin- e out of every hundred will be a national known item, whose reputation has been established by ' , printers Ink. i Advertising pays In two ways. First . it may bring the buyers directly to the seller in response to the advertis er's message. Second, it may create a favorable impression In the subcon clous mind that is translated into action when the need for the com modity or service arises. I It is this indirect result that many manufacturers and business leaders find most valuable of all. But of course where the advertiser's mes sage can be made of such interest and so convincing that the buyer rushes Immediately to the seller, then indeed a double Job has been accomplished that makes the purchase of printer's Ink the greatest of all in vestments. Ex. . the case 1 tin edi- - e ud-ra- - REPUBLICANS TO CONTEST RECENT BEAVER ELECTION Dissatisfied with the count made of the ballots in the city election held in Beaver on Nov. 5th, the Republicans have filed suit in the District Court contesting the results of the election. The suit is brought by Henry Boy- terf republican candidate for mayor in tne recent election, against nis opponent, John P. Barton, democrat. Who, by the returns, was elected mayor by a majority of six votes. The complaint alleges that the judges of election made mistakes la the counting of the ballots by omitting certain alleged "spoiled" ballots 0 JOHN P. LILLYWHITE . John P. Lillywhite and family ar rived in Beaver yesterday evejiing to visit Mr.j Lillywhite's sister, Mrs. J. C. Tolton, and old friends in this city over the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. Lillywhite recently returned from his Holland mission, where he was president for three years. He is now teaching seminary work in Brigham City. On Saturday evening a welcome home party will be given at the west ward hall by the East Ward Bishop ric,' in honor of Mr. Lillywhite and all recently returned missionaries All over sixteen years of age are in vited. Sunday evening Mr. Lillywhite will address the members of the two wards at the East Ward Chapel, at 7:30 o'clock. STORES PREPARING RANGER COX KILLS FOR HOLIDAY TRADE THE LARGEST DEER The stores of Beaver are preparing for a large holiday business this season and from the looks of the stocks now being displayed, the people of this county will have the opportunity of filling their Christmas needs without sending away for anything they Cox stepped into the office Beaver Press Wednesday wearing the prize, leather trimmed mackinaw hunting coat awarded him by the J. F. Tolton Investment Co., for bagging the biggest deer officially weighed in the contest. Needless to say Mr. Cox is very pleased with the may wish. The Beaver merchants have stock- : will leave. It is reported that Miss Laura Shepherd a former english instructor of the high school, will accept the position that Mr. Hinckley is leaving. The Beaver Scrip. BOOTH RELEASED Charles Booth, of Mllford, who has sentence for been serving a sixty-da- y passing bad checks in Milford, was released Monday after serving fifteen days of his sentence, and making good the checks. 0 TEACHERS OFF FOR THANKSGIVING VACATION 0 IMPROVEMENT ERA AND YOUNG WOMAN'S JOURNAL COMBINED b J H a, Friday 34 2 Baturday 47 15 Sunday 39 4 Monday 62. 11 Tuesday 48 15 Wednesday 66 17 Thursday 65 18 coat. ed one of the largest and finest lines of Christmas gifts that is to be found anywhere, and the local people should think twice before sending their money out of town for goods that they can buy at home. In few towns the size of Beaver can be found the vast selection, the The rangers completed their lands survey work in Clear and Indian Creeks, and Mr. Cox left- Wednesday in his car to attend the Annual Football game in Salt Lake. - 0 SANTA IN PERSON AT THOMPSON STORE On Saturday afternoon, Nov. 30, from 1 to 4 o'clock, Old Santa Claus will be at the Thompson Store In per son. Bring the kiddies and let them enjoy a good time. 0 ' BEAVER WEATHER X Ranger of The varied assortments and high quality of goods that our merchants are offSCHOOL TO LOSE Let's keep our business at MR. HINCKLEY ering. home this Christmas and see how much better town we will have. Mr. Hinckley, instructor of the And remember. Do Your ChristSeminary department of the High mas Shopping Early. school for the past year, is resigning 0 to accept a government position. The MANDKRFIELD RANCH BITS new position Is an attractive offer and Mr. Hinckley states it is connected Bert Ryssman has bought an 80- also with education. acre place north of Manderfield and1 The many friends that Mr. Hinck we understand will move his family ley has made here will sorely regret over to that section. Milford News that his new work will take him out 0 of the state and will necessitate his KAKY DIES His loss will be leaving Beaver. greatly felt by the Seminary depart d The baby of ment which he has handled so well Mrs. died Mr. Ernal and Lyons for the past year. Tuesday night at the parents The Students of the high school of town. The child was home north and Junior high school as well as the ill a few hours. Bron only seriously of the people community congratu chial pneumonia was the cause of the late Mr. Hinckley upon his new posione's death. little is he much that tion, but regret very 0 to intends Mr. Hinckley leaving. MAN APPREHENDS SHERIFF finish arrangements for his departure IN MILFORD WANTED he when next of first the month, by s, t , which in their belief would have changed the result of election. The complaint further alleges that at least ten persona were allowed to vote who reside outside of the corporate limits of Beaver City. These and other irregularities in the election Justifies a recount of the ballots according to the complaint fit ed this week, and presented to Judge Leroy Cox, at a special session of district court held Wednesday afternoon. At this session the judge set the date for the hearing of the coni- plaint for Friday, December 13th. o School closed Wednesday evening for the remainder of the week, that the pupils and teachers may enjoy the Thanksgiving vacation. Many of the teachers left the same evening for the north to spend Thanksgiving with relatives and friends. Supt. and Mrs. J. C. Carlisle, accompanied by Miss Rada Carlson, 0 went to Logan; Prof. Wallace Goat-eJ Cedar City will have free City mail to Salt Lake; Miss LaVern Allen, delivery beginning Jan. 1st. to Logan; Mr. and Mrs. Winters, Jennie Freckleton and Prof. Maughn, to Salt Lake City. J Aa S da Ss g that should have been counted, and VISITING IN BEAVER CHARLES We are in receipt of an advance copy of the New Improvement Era, which has recently been combined with the Young Woman's Journal, and will from now on represent the two Mutual organizations Jointly. This new magazine Is unique for the reason that it Is standard size and style, carrying advertising next to SHORT SESSION OF COURT HELD WEDNESDAY Judge Leroy Cox arrived Wednes day afternoon and held a short session of district court. A faw cases in probate and cases to quiet title were disposed of. 0 LIONS WILL BANQUET BEAVER FOOTBALL TEAM 1 nineteen-month-ol- y i SCHOOL NURSE COMING DEC. SCHOOL CENSUS FOR 1 COUNTYCOMPLETED Word has been received that Miss Myrtis Coltharp, R. C. Itinerant nurse, will probably arrive on or near December first; and as soon as a schedule can be arranged, classes in Home Hygiene and care of the sick, will be organized for adults and High , school pupils, in Beaver and all branches of the chapter in east Beaver county and in Mllford. Miss Coltharp will also act as "School Miss Purcelle nurse," succeeding Peck, who spent several months in Beaver county last year. There is a total of 1574 children between the school ages of 6 and 18 now living in Beaver county, according to a report given out by County Superintendent John C. Carlisle. This total is sixteen more than there were at this time last year. The taking of the Bchool census was completed last week. The census for each school district gives Beaver 687; Milford 623; Miners-vlll260; Greenville, 63, and e, le, 41. Beaver Chapter officials, East and The percentage of boys and girls West Ward Relief Society members, (is about fifty-fiftand committees appointed pursuant y. to decisions formulated at a meeting $50,000 held on the afternoon of Armistice day have been carrying on the Annual Red Cross Roll call in East Beaver county. Miss Roma Tolton met with the Lions club at its regular meeting, on behalf of the chapter, and the MORMON SEMINARY T0 BE BUILTJN ARIZONA re- That Flagstaff will have a handsome new Mormon theological school within the next year was revealed here Wednesday by Heber J. Grant of Salt Lake City, president of the Mormon church. The school will be of especial importance to Flagstaff and Flagstaff Teachers College, as It will be an added incentive for many younger people of the large Mormon population in this state as well as A deal was closed Wednesday by in Utah, to attend college. President Grant was In Flagstaff which J. F. Tolton sold the Meadow- brook farm, known as the old P. T. Tuesday and Wednesday from Snow-flak- e where he had been attending Farnsworth place, to Jack Barton. a of his church and where conference ranchThis is one of the best dairy es near Beaver. It consists of HM tomorrow they will celebrate his 73rd acres and lies three miles west of birthday. town. According to the announcement of sponse accorded her message was most gratifying, substantial support being readily pledged by the Lions. Returns of membership enrollment will be assembled as soon as all territory has been covered. K. K. Frankee, Secy, o JACK BARTON BUYS MEADOW BROOK FARM President Grant, the church probably will be built within the next year, to cost near J50.000.00. It is understood that this church with others is now following the policy of build The cast of "Three Live Ghosts,' ing schools' in college towns, which was banqueted Friday evening at the .center their activities to religious Beaver Hotel by the Beaver Lions teachings. It Is argued that the new the evening was exceptional- building will be of advantage to Club, ly enjoyable. Intermingled with the to the Teachers College in affording delicious food, the fluent oratory of an incentive to the Mormon people the Lions and cast members, was the to attend and obtain not only their crooning of Mr. Johnson's Trombone. secular but religious training in Mr. Goates told of one Incident on Flagstaff. Coconino (Ariz.) Sun. which his identity was mistaken and 0 he was thought' to be Mr. Limberg or 2,710 KAIBAB DEER KILLED Llndberg, or somebody. Miss Shepherd and Mr. Winters also gave clevA report from the Kaibab Forest er toastes. The Pognostlcation of states that up to date 2,720 hunters the trip was given by Mr. Scott have registered at the various camps, Beaver Script. 2,710 deer have been removed by the o hunters, 172 trapped deer had been ANOTHER BAD CHECK shipped to Arizona south of Grand ARTIST APPREHENDED Canyon and 46 to California. The season is open there until Dec. 15. : Aubra Patterson, of Beaver, paid 0 a fine of 25.00 last week for bad FOURTH ANNUAL LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK SHOW TO OPEN check writing. This Is the second arrest that has been made after auSATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80 thorities have announced their intention of stopping the bad check All is in readiness for the opening nuisance. Milford News. of the Fourth Annual Christmas Live o Stock show at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards, next Saturday. Food Value of Cheese The show and Rodeo continues thru the following week. Aristocrats of Cheese Is made from milk which comes closer than any other food to the animal kingdom have started arriving fh Los Angeles to compete for perfection. It contains 114,000 In cash prizes and the hlgV in material, known as protein, est honors. Prominent figures In the and quantities quality particularly suited to the best growth of child- livestock world are already arriving ren and the best maintenance in to take part in the Judging contests, adult bodies. Its mineral elements, livestock conventions and the livesuch as calcium and phosphorus, stock auction sales. Prominent Ogden business men are extremelv valuable for the build wiU errlve b tne Unlon paclflc lwho ing of, bones and teeth. It contains 18t ciuae v. n. iiar- Vitamin A, vitamins, particularly of ton, the preHident tv,,. Ogden Livestock ( u 11c "oii vnhu cene y covu , iu wic K.t Show- L- Jl Whltlock. manager of the contains all the elements vital to health that are found in milk, but Ogden Btock yards, and many other being in concentrated form, offers a prominent Utah cattle and sheepmen. higher fuel value per unit of weight The third issue of "The Script" Furthermore cheese is from 90 to 99 per cent digestible, it keeps the Beaver high school was issued from the office indefinitely and, for these reasons, publication This Is of particularly importance in the of the Beaver Press this week. diet of the typical Amarican family school paper Is making a hit with of modest Income. Cheese is made the scholars and patrons of the school In so many varieties, each with Us as well as giving the editors of the own Individual flavor, that there Is publication some valuable experience never any fear of a person's appetl.3 In that line of literary Work. The for cheese becoming dulled. There Script deserves the splendid support are countless appetizing ways of that the local merchants are according It. proves the flavor of many other foods when Incorporated into the' OPPORTUNITY TO GET recipes for their preparation. YOIT CHRISTMAS CARDS American consumption of cheese is on the Incline, and more Do you know that our prices on American cheese Is being Christmas cards, correctly printed consumed each year. This is due to with your name on them are 2b a number of factors, such as educato 50 per cent cheaper than you tional campaigns conducted by can buy from any solicitor or by authorities, more attractive sending out of town. These cards methods of marketing cheese and the are exceptionally atfavorable condition of the great daiand we have them in tractive, ry industry in the United States, stock for your immediate needs. which enables large quantity producTo get the best call at tion of cheese which due to low cost The Press office atselection,or once, phone of production can be sold to the conus and we will call and let you sumer at prices well within reach of make your selections. even the most modest income. CHAUTAUQUA CAST GIVEN BANQUET Tat-tersa- ll. Friday evening, Dec. 6th, the Beaver Lions club will give a ban quet to the members of the Beaver High School football team at the On Beaver Hotel. The Lions club is tendering the banquet to the boys to show their appreciation of the interest they took in athletics during the past football Sheriff Jensen and Deputy Murray season, and in the interest of clean Bohn made a trip to Cedar City Tues- sport and athletic activities. 0 day and took into custody Jack Williamson, who was wanted in Milford. ANNUAL RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE AT MILFORD Williamson it was charged, had been failed and alfalfa mills, selling toj The Annual Relief Society Confer make delivery. However, we underence of the Milford Ward was held be' case will stand that the probably last Sunday evening with Pres. Win settled out of court. nie Miller in charge. There was a 0 good attendance and a very interest ONLY A FEW SCARLET FEVER CASES HERE ing program given. Pres. Susan Murdock, Mrs. Annie Dr. McQuarrle reports that the E. Joseph, Mrs. S. Jennie Tanner and G. White were present and Mrs. slight epidemic of scarlet fever inj were Alice much Impressed with the lesson Beaver is abating, that there hasj been only five new cases during the, work which was given so efficiently past two weeks and all are under, by the class leaders, also the appropriate musical numbers that were quarantine. of The cases have all been very furnished by the Relief Society mild form, and if the people who choir and others. o have the fever In their homes will be POWER TO BE OFF careful and comply with the law regarding contagious diseases, it will soon be stamped out. City Manager Manztone requests us to announce to the public that the 0 electric power of the city will be off CHANGE AGAIN IN oh Sunday, Dec. 1st, at 2 o'clock In STAR MANAGEMENT the afternoon, until 4 o'clock. The n Is necessary for the purAnother change in the manage ment of the Star Theatre took place pose of installing some new meters at this week, when Mr. Osborn, former the plant. ly manager of the Orpheum Theatre Prof. P. Hinckley and family exat Milford, took charge here. The Orpheum Theatre at Milford pect to leave Monday for Salt Lake has been closed temporarily, and the City where they will make their Western Theatre Corporation with home. whom Mr. Osborn is associated, has' 0 Arthur Gale, formerly of Beaver, secured a managementship agree ment with Mr. Clark Kessler to oper- Is spending a week with relatives and friends here He Is at present makate the Star at this place. 0 ing his home with bis sister, Mrs. Rowena OPEN HUDSON-ESSE(Gale) Wilde, at Upton, STATION IN BEAVER Utah. t -- I shut-dow- X o Mrs. Harvey White's parents, of Bill Martin and Tom Burke have sta- Panguitch, ranie up to spend Thanksthe reading matter. opened up a new Hudson-Esse- x These two church publication have tion in the building formerly occu- giving day with their children, and been read by a large percentage of pied by Mr. Workman, the Durant will remain for a few days' visit. They say that work has commenced the membersship of the dominant dealer. We understand that Messrs. Mar- on drilling for oil about thirty miles church and the combination of the two will undoubtedly prove popular tin and Burke wilt also take over the south of Tropic, and an oil field is among the readers of the two maga- Durant agency In connection with expected to be developed in that sales. zines. their Hudson-Esse- x , Price $2.00 Per Year BEAVER, UTAH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1929. sud-denl- All advertising pays. The Dairy , Center of Southern Utah ALL THE NEWS OF BEAVER COUNTY er townOne areby district. The pamphlet can be secured free of charge upon requisition to, the district forester at Ogden, Utah, or oth to t local forest officers. It should be a valuable publication to the large oes number of fishermen in this territory and ,ck- - interested in the Identification habits of the various species. BEAVER , muscle-buildin- g 17 - - semi-month- home-produc- ed well-inform- ed high-clas- s, ly |