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Show 1926 fr Tuary 29 ft ; ghipments ice Z, l dump ore) . . I pU3d'rd Mine Mrs. Alice L. 58 Springvliie 53 years, died a 1 1 - 8 L.3S io i JL In Healthy Condition Mrs- - K ..u.l J I:icga!i, ii, 1 ; T:ie-i- v '.O sol Slan.iv.-d " I' 1(;u, .'ii t om .t.v r: V - was torn ii vCi',-coming to Utah h; iu3. !:v;.,d' di but the last s: year n Km-- . i Surviving are tVrve c!;;.!:-,-- . M.., R. Smith. lL.ek - II rucdity . j li'"i so!! a V,i.r.;, a Vit ., ivcr iL'eiJ sl l , 1 vVl, past con-- t ;Phi Griffiihs, Salt I..ike; Thor..-,- , the market at Griffiths, Springule. ion entered Funeral services and con- iv hl.;J level, the Springville tomorrow. booked for was business the ! extending through ' barter and Into April. This Utah Second In West Sp-'.n- 1 3,c Z; s sold a! l IJ'io l.l Cc i- J C it 413 4", vrewr i'li' at ,.;j j v J.5 l.iiv . sd. K. ; . j was steady during the domestic Buyers for - . ing she was I'por.T.s ,( tj into the lobby frL:ii ih.. 2 ling room op, r.. d a .I,.,-- ,- ;'h,. ;the cellar und foil ,:i !19 .ribs which pierced i And Lead Both Stock Sales . S Local Meu Attend Boy Scout Meeting At Frovo .larir.a 1 carloads I flJ kl'1 ... IL-e-t- 1 - Park it Cn-'V-- -. the effects oi a f.i;; night of the -- nnua; i, , union, Jaii...iry !,:!, house at Spriavil!' Mrs. 'aus al. ro 17 15 La-i- O .years ef .ue. a deni who has utale 5U Page Fall Causes Death Of Former Eureka 3 ic ;.and i:o j iij fit :.st. .!! permanent to insure a su at 113:5. cessfu', and lonuuuous troop life. at li'c Slid Outy -- It is the dutv of the disirvi A Vision of the ' .director i'f leadership training to see to it th.it his district has a train. t , i.i'v ..::.l 1dc. ed Scon: masicvsliip. 1; is not his duty in iv. :r. M .y, to do he training himself, lie l.'.ly nl it should imi'ier Scout mastership ii',?. d .ir.iie at 7c tiTi.il. and cooperate with the di -e more The future of a pair of Humming Bird Pure luffieiem to eover irict ronim'sMoner in working out In Increase Of taper-agaiAutomobiles demand R the and needs Miitvttlay, Silk I lone is dear to read. 'training course plans and in setei Cr wn mi .,;i ,, Sl but it appeared that I to do the lug experts Automobile reiteration s;,r training. Timic iV.il. suM .it had cleaned up most of ;sioii1d visit the master and Ir.w ' For months they are with you through thick ,! to 1,. A Kuccka Lily s. Id .v Jawr offerings, and while are generally cun.-edi; troiip lift. n enough to determine the indication of the to Silver prosp.-ri'Sh.cld pay of a s..!d anJ thin the thick of your stout little allowed no disposition needs of each troop, lie should keep in the Con community, say VV. li. liislici, me14 cents delivered mind in the that is cottimillee troop walking boots, the thin of your dancing moat producers ager of the Utah Stale Auiam.ilJo Thursday . responsible for the troop and th".,e ui Valley, Association. lr'U This sold 8 King tho cents at 30c. at oritaiiizail.in 14 has men should In consulted pumps. wldins for Nor-Ifrttly andj Just received the official r, uteri-Standard mild at 9',c. last week. Close j their position respected coop 'tion statistics of the United Siaw-i.- i $:ii-Shield su'd at 5Sc and 59c eration The slender ankles, tapered in knitting, lose continues to show a healthy should also be maintained Crown it and states, by shows a loint sold ,: distributed well of1 total a wit h the district commissioner, on. with Mountain View sold at 14 20,229.025 motor vehicles registered! nothing of their caressing fit, nor do the How to Train -- Troop coni mil tee. V'. from consumers and little In j as against 1 7 , i 7 , 6 u a inj 1925, winsome colors fade with the seasons. Seamto sell, n i"" in the event of a shifting of of 13 pc- fiidii ladKG in either 1924. or a total iurrea-iconthe h no improvement Mining may 8eoutntaterhlp. troop Eschiinge less underfoot, they remain throughout, the cent. imestlc or export demand, xinc ',inui' under ih Advertise "Herrupted May Extensively la Utah above the average with an declined under moderate uf- very sole of comfort. '.leadership of one of the committee- oIncrease of 15.5 per cent, wlrle he soutni,ir. Florida leads the list with an in- of With the elect lou of the new hoard an efficient He should LaJy of ision, look months ahead when governors for the Salt Lake Stock crease of 40.1 per cent, Marylaal land bovkmenth rau" ?f na,riy. f f Mining last Exchang Satunlav purchasing silk hosiery for yourself or for standing at the bottom with an in- afternoon came rumors that a new0"1 nl Khou,, b" Permanently lo-- I crease Oxford of the 3.7 of cent. only per ln others. All the newest shades frequently proprietors ,h nd It was to be expected that Florida Policy might be adopted by the fe are making a number nd ,ra,n bjr who hav" Rrown u 1926. change The during members the mode. of their would show such a remarkable many weeks in advance acIe.I the inges in the Interior of the board elected are H. 11 Cole 8cou,,B, una who havM e parti-havMr. RIshel said, "on account The auu ii(aIuh.im of sa establishment. aKHlatant 'i!, SeoulW. H. Child, R. J. Evans V S between of the boom (hey are having in thtl been removed masters. Cooperaiing with the troop B. W. Dtxon, K. Weller, ; llart.ri-but the figures of the west Lie and the soft drink section, section, L. I). Lowe, W. 1). Nebekcr committee of each troop, select at stein, room of the entire are of more Interest 1o people of l,n, n,11,u, n,an ,n ig one large and C. L. Whitney. Those who . The lunch Utah. With the exception of Idaho, Mired Ide of the building. V. C. Hern. V. U. Wooley, to the Scoutmaster and ask him to are Our Hosiery Departments fcamres only tire a Sront- it has been extended on out which Bhows an increase of 17.S per GeorgeBaglinandW.il Clark. Tlie .make study of Scouting and ov Joins up with the soft drink cent, Utah leads Wyoming, Colorado, new ot ,mm' U'S board will meet some time this M,w1"h,p V' most dependable brands of hosiery. taking considerable more room Nevada, Montana. Washington, Ore- 'week and elect officers for the ea- '! of customers gon and California. California stands h n,hr duties will permit he might, e accommodation year aaKlatan last of the western states, due pri- suing cafe. ", aster. Before the election there was ,!on.',e" establiah-sa- y ,,ow ,M of In to the Mtn Trained -- Kn lnrreasc the ike marily proprietors price siderable interest taken In the sewn--! that they are going to of its farm products for the year tion of a new board and conslder-abl- courage the troop comnilttce to tend ihi troop meeting, so they may the finest 1925, and naturally this is reflected the place one of an-Jens- en electioneering was going on, In cation soft drink, cafe and pool in the number of new automobiles contrast to the usual custom. It was .get aciiuainted with the Scouts and become familiar with the methods of But as Utah stands in stated that an effort would be Uhments south of Salt Lake purchased. made lnB second place In the increase of the to elect members on the board who H,lp ,!crPaa8 ,r"? of Scout muster the attendance at western states it is to he presumed would take a more aggressive atti- union DAUGHTER ARRIVES, meeting, and encourage the' that this state has had its full share tude towards advertising the ex- - eHtnhllshment e a section for of uby daughter was born to Mr. of prosperity." . , and the mining stocks listed . , BO morn-D. n : Cronin this on the exchange. irs. John prov,,'Jr 10 ,T Make application for 1926 auto Provo. The information jva a 1925 no advertising of auv During id in by the happy father JUBt license plates at Reporter office, C. sort was carried on by the exchange, "'"'"-ratro- l Leader Pow E. Rife, Inspector. were going to press. although It enjoyed a big Incn ow in business. Some Individual brox- ers have been carrying oh advertis' ing In an extensive manner during the year and these members have protested that the exchange as an organization should lend a hand. contending that it was too costly ;for Individuals to carry the brunt of publicity expenses, which brought liOCAIi Am. business to the exchange members a Remodelled Penney Store well as to the Individuals themselves. 0 Presents Pleasing Interior FOR HAL1C mevuna Hullant Hlx Car. At present the exchange makes no effort to send out information on 1923 model. Excellent condition. The nw J. IVnney standard the stocks listed and there Is no V, II. McUelh, phone 274-HE world belongs to die en-- 1 type Grand Ruplda fixtures are now FOR SALK -Icomof the records mining deal building lota, lopublic thuslast who keeps cool," a re- Inalullid throughout (heir Mora and cated on North University Avenue, panies kept on file st the exchange, cent writer nya, and he Is more than the effect Is very planning. Thu l'ravo, Utah. Terms. Address except the original papers when the half room has been entirely renovated right Box 72. Eureka, Utah. company applied for listing. Thornhill was bubbllaf over with and redecorated, new shelving, show FOR SALE Household furniture. It Is understood that some effort Mrs. Janies Crooks, phone 243. may be made to have all mining enthusiasm, but when s crisis cams be cases and tables being Installed. Oak companies listed on the exchange went to placet. The least unexpected fixtures throughout bave been ued, FOR SALK Good saddle and bridle. that are assessing stockholders hold happening would drive him almost Into waxed a dull oak finish, making a Inquire at residence of Peter vary neut and attract ivo room. Tlie assessment sales at the Salt Lake a frees. Ohlson, phone 157. Thornhill had bo conception of the arrangement of the new fixtures FOR SALE-,-piano in good conExchange. As It now Is, these sales are held In the company offices, relative valoa of thing. Ho would will not only make lt much ealer dition, also some furniture. Phone No. 27. many of which are out of the city become as agolted over a hang nail, I for the Penney people to handle o and as a consequence stockholders am sure, as he would have done had their trade, but will also make lt M. E. CIIL'RLTI. often lose their stock at the delin- he lost a leg. He waa as much dis- more convenient for the customer. One of (ha noteworthy chunges lc Hr. Rancher, district superintenquent sales. It Is pointed out that turbed when he atubbed bis toe as he I If the sales for assessment delin- weuld have been had the train run eff the segregating of he men's and dent of the M. K. Church work in ladles' shoes and the making of a Utah, will be in Eureka on Sunday, quencies were held at the exchange the trank. He lost bis temper or his more special and central department, delivering the sermon at the local Irritamore at the be self would It poesraelon slightest tho privacy always needed in church at 7.30 on Sunday evening. commission giving as a and or securities dlaturbaacei Tbe result tion public. foic-- J ha never There will alo be a splendid musikept n Job long, and ha had such a department. may be asked to lend a band In It is gratifying to mw permanent cal program. The public Is cordialworld. tti of Httla chance action. such owning lng of this nature made in ly Invited to attend. I sat la Watson's offloa a abort tlma improvements o- the that the business camp, showing ago tad waa aa unlavltsd oolookar as Interim! a have faith In tho future New Officers For WOOD FOR HA I JO. b lrssdbla cliauL Tba " of Tin lc District. Anyone wishing kindling wood Keystone Encampment, (m -l hJi tWBr mogt development u rail George Murtensen, phone No. insulting commants hot nil tba tlma 18S-at blanks flea. of of J. Mining Reporter officer Keystone elected The Ha didn't Watson raoialnsd calm. I. O. O. F., were 8, No, Encampment ralaa hts mioa, ha didn't changa color, InKfalled at the meeting at tbe order siiffauat heat or h(Wd not aa last Friday night, January 22nd. follow: Ultimately the man cooled down, tbe f p a,r.rrh W. L. A waa sattlad amicably, and ba boalaoM , prieH . W. H. Lalrrl, mmat out and fult M if noth- John II. Ellsworth, .senior warden. him. y. D. Stanton. Jun:or warden. do you do I gaked Wat- . W. II. Moeller, achr.be. rted bwc t jn thnod-(port mm for the A doubl-f- cr calm ba had faT in iorr mad ifiad wimm modal. popuUrfo r ! treasurer. Morley, John to tba breaking almost triad in MS knciln Baach. wear at Palm fikk. Aandi will be offlrs black and whitn The appontlve Harlaquin tki Thibet fur. ambra chackad fabric. at the next meeting night. "Wslt," Watson aaswoiwd, T lost 1 41 oaco a awry Important caoa lt cast WIN INDEPENDENTS was, too, Just by not ktapfeg cool, and Beach wears fur collar sport coats like the team basketball losing ay taf&par. Independents The January the rest of the one shown at the left. -the Soph'nre class of defeated j iannd aariy la aya bust aeo T vill wear when spring a played Of course, for afternoon anJ nan in game School Now cgrMr that whan you lat Tlntic High made yon angry, you've school gymnasium last. a?prarance in the evening wear dressier coats, has j, 'st rh high ' 27. Ion! loM yov hold an him. evens g, the score beis 47 to many trimmed with fur, are and vnlaarahla shown spot yonr follows: kgT Independents; leaders in worn. The lineup Clark b m atrikt yn thara. Be- jut, r2rt WorW assemble at the The first public showing of Erickson t'ronln. E. Smith. School Rob- man ug9r wtakaca and npsoti a bualand Matthewa: knmediately the 1926 styles for Florida wear tv0 vCT-Beck andj him for doing Ostler, faquaUgaf Morgan. rt, festivities at and for mJ ! held i by on was with tba nest neaa aatlsfactorUy spring over. Febru-- ; wb0 eomes In. It Is physically easier ' . evening. & Marx at -- 00 Wednesday Sehaifner Vext Hart, the SO to Florida one's temper than lt la be re-- ' 3rd a- rhe Elks Pavilion, Avenue the other day. It Fifth will meet Silver Clty.j cover It after U la IoA" S.aUi- n- mo-- r. independ-nt- s indicated a distinct trend, toaa tha.tr ranked. be 35 cents and a tenDls will Vdalseion ll it M easy are poptv so easy to earn-- and aaawaredL lt Rn't eagy, ward he Tfo," assured capes, la for good game but it glvna a ma a (hrill whan be so captivating when slipped on antl this THANKS. down. OF CARD don It Uke making a bole In one. sun goes as the ex to Wataen la a vary enthusiastic per-- ;; sport The tropical wishes short are Walker L. coats for spring Mrs. evfrywhere. so who ton. who wanta to auoceed. and. aa X to all those . perhaps, than trifle shorter, .ick-a ; assisted the flare, hgva watcheJ him rise in Ms profas-kdl- j :: $ ber during x M!(T h u wining to pay tbe the modified for the season now at its height-I- n of de&th bef l&a and in ..a tltt Ufort tong tb world sVa an .nS is in coloring, prtc epeclIlri one pattern, 4e6ihtr i10 more e hi and ha'll claim It member, of the will g0; are much richness of fabric, they are grateful to the Caa. whii you see iMoos Lodgemany striking than ever. 14-ce- nt L . Nin-i- Months to Come a; . K I 41 - 1 ra-,- n. . 1 !j! . Sc. t ! ; , ; 1 . u,-- . i w i e -; - ; : at o.fori. of iq-cr- i $150 pcr pair r.-- i " - ''- - , I -- at' o Co. 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