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Show vr32 I t ' Thursday,' I I . lAg 4 O otar I heatre, 1 UTAH .EUREKA, TONIGHT . ONLY JANUARY 14tli SCBEKA Zion National Park Has Heavy Winter Snow Fall rTla heaviest - snow storm aval' known In Ihi history of Zion Nation-Park waa atill In progress tha lat- 1 ter part of laat week, when a total had fallen elnre Decern-l,e,of 60 S 7th. Hila measurement wa taken at the ran! entrance, on the r Ini-hi- dish cloths Comparable rec have rome from other atatlona: leel at the Tempi'1 three and oue-lmof Hlnawava. in .Ion Canyon; and 20 Inches at the aouth entrance, near Springdale. According to there haa not been a atorm to equal thla on since 1901, and many that thla la the heavleet they have ever known for that aectlon. Snow haa fallen an rapidly that the anow plow have often been unable to keep ahead of the atorm. In aplle of beiuK operated day and night. lie-laa In mail aervh-through the park have, however, never been offl-rigreater than 20 hour. Turk are uainK every uieana in their power to keep the Ml. Carmel road open, and have alao been able to keep part of the Zion Canyon apur road open moat of the time. Auto traffic to tha Temple of Klnawava. however, haa been poaelhle but one day alnre December 27lh. Motorist are warned not to attempt the Mi Carmel Road, nor the upper canyon road without chains. The few motorlata who have hrav id the atorm report that Zion Can-yola a unique and beautiful ape tarle In ita deep mantle of anow, which In many placea cling to al moat vertical walla, and forma odd patterna axalnat the rllffa. Oppor tuniiiea fur unuaual photographic work huve been rare, however, due to low hanging clouda. Park rangers fortunate enough to be equipped for ekllng have opened up eeveral email akl runa at tha base of the Great White Throne, and report that the enow la deep enough to provide winter eporte In the park for acme time. Longer akl and toboggan runa are being planned In the region nround tha eaat entrance. In contrast to thla pleasant picture of holiday aporle la the grim bualneni of making akl patrols to Cedar Dreaka. Rangers attempted to usual monthly patrol on January 5th, only to be turned back by powdery enow and deep drifts. No further patrols will be made nntll the end of the month, when It la hoped condition! will have Improved. Ml. Carmel Road. ur:l aa lf old-tlme- ia Buy all youll used at ikia Is January prion, Soil but Inal Smart plakb and borders. , In-a- twin ARMariloNoV MSTh nSSSht io.oo cash im.iwi.va unkljr odors. wit bout retaining Multicolored tfripea! y e FRIDAY . SATURDAY JANUARY 15th - lfitli al Tlie Best Stage Play of the Year. Winterset' Prom Maxwell Anderson's Great Story of an Unconquerable Love. SUNDAY . MONDAY JANUARY 17th - IRtli rntrnmn 7vkfat. IDWA ARNOLD )oci McCREA MATINEE Frances a P. FARMER M. SUNDAY TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY JANUARY 19th - 20th . SHEETS Sine PENC0S! Better burry and buy be our present supply m p! Fine texture, si sea, low priced! Xlt Canes, 4Tx3 6 81"x9rt We can't buy any more to sell at this price so stock selected yarns. up now! Closely woven of specially NATION WIDE pillow cases, 42"x36" . laU BUackod BoUa n a H MUSLIN a Low Priced flJt uiuiiMuuiisiasasii CHEESE CLOTH 5 Yd. Phg. UK Low Priced 2V 70 sr isi Sateen Bound I) mdu : pr. dust' plenty now. The best quality wc know of at ibis price! 36 inches wide. Broadcloth ..BLANKETS Soft and clean and very absorbent! For cloths, for polishing, for bandages. Bleached white. If you're wise you'll buy GOLD HOARD TO RK MOVED. 99" SHEETS 81" Nation Wide Brandi In a wide new of brand variety Fait colon! Luxuriously soft pint wool (at least 54) blanket! in at?, tractive plaids, s Bir valuee aca than today t 72TkMJ:J& 0 iiimuiuuuiiuuii UHMUnUMMUUHUa CRETONNES dA Ay M "r pr hJ T". I .'M '1"?' ' S.. isr-it- of the Rockefeller luatltute of e" Medl-place- touni that the ,l,nce h,ch re,ttled WMiM 1ro,orn of IM,me sub-- Con- - 0lh totaled 390,865 persona on various phaaea of Ihe Emergency Conserve- Ron Work program. In Utah a to- tal of 2440 persona were employed, Total aggregate obligations for the 9 t I a s ihe month i b J COM it no. a t i QUART 6 teUl MFS. CO SSSHStS ST. 1,'oJJ.r hrt.V"; Crp W KANSAS CITY. MO. A o i : 7) lei 1 ( Ik . were 930,. very maA T,b, ! . ,r,,dlt,tion- time there Al the present la quite n number of defined cases of luflu-Alleenza In the Tlntlc District, especially n Eureka. tew priced CM Anyona Buffering from the ONE OF AMERICAS MOST HOSPITABLE HOTELS rr TIIE 22) Newhouse " , Salt Lake City, Utah A hotel of real comfort and delightful atmosphere, combined with unexcelled service and moderate prices. EXCELLENT Cafe bed they should lie Ihysiciana of the United States and avoid any contact healih service last Sunday arouted v,ry In thla way only ,,h cold drflteMlef that an epidemic of Influents u sweeping tha country. recovery be comple e without 1 nd Cafeteria WITH REASONABLE PRICES Sunday Morning Breakfast Served In Yeur Roam Without Extra Dost. - danr Caaea of Influenza may have In- complications. In recent week la certain MtioBa. including some of ihe large Arizona Copper Companies cities, they said, but the total num- Grant Increases in Wares her In the rountry Is only a fraction of those which occurred In aurh epl- demlc years as 1018 and 1832. A report from Arizona Ihe lat- The u umber of caaea reported dur- - ter part of laat week stated 1,1 ,ta ,hl,h ,Hrt increase 9000 ropier md. w.a 3903 for the entire country, worker, vine. August had ESu rrea-w- ,,rt fr l.i NO. 397 !!!! tl 396 s K IT? &! ; ue,' a proirlu which can be cryutalllded. Scientists said that Dr. Stanleys lvn nw baals b.r study of the cause of many dhieasea. has brought hope for ihelr control rn i la tha rivlllan flir Xovembr Kiuploynifnl aSSJifMCa d rrIil in uovenncni PPP UUU oaraps ' ,You addon And sach good colors MMs quahty and EUREKA. UTAH 1 r a, m, I. Iu ludlnr. I'helph Dodge, Inspiration been t onollduted. Maana and ihelr sut ESS t onslih-ranl- 0' -- 4, e progress rrt- - bus Vi ... ,d Mrs. J. If, Waters Ireahlenl .3 Spring drnigna and color combinations. 36 wide. ee A mint bureau report, laaued on Monday, Indicates that the treasury will ahortly begin moving 94,000,-000.00- 0 of ita vast gold hoard to a flew Palernt new bomb-proo- f vault at Fort Knox. Colortl Y. Kentucky. Plnnl arrangements for the transthe esc lovely Cwn :ln and fer from New York and Philadelphia new stylae wa have salactad to l be fort-lik- e Inland structure are ' gee bow KttteR (oryool being effected In a series of aerre coats, to make naw drapwieal Our Big 10c Bargain Show. conferences by army, treasury and The shipments poat office officials. probably will be made over a period of several months, utlllxlng heavily guarded and armoured trains. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET It had been generally assumed and will continue through to January N AT Krill LAST THURSDAY that about 90,000,000,000 would be eM ,or he In the new depoeltory. hut the !01!h- Thl! of 60'74! men UttA Ou Thursday of laat week the Juab ehowed that 94.604.S43.report only County ('ommlsaloners met at Nepbl 000 now was held at New York and ve,?,n, In regular aeealon and the routine coni of tboae Approslmtteljr 25 of whlrh SS7SS 979- Phlladplohla of business was taken care of. October had ,tltcled l'"P th. ,f" 000 was at New York. At Ibis aeaeion the commission deIn line with the treasury's policy ?!!!' !f!!dy1j0b,.1!,P CCC , while cided to buy n caterpillar engine and of storing the yellow metal In pro others, U was enow plow, to be used on the byways tected had not been reported, Inland 9292,843.000 of the county. It Is understood that waa sent to the rlllea, Pr Denier mint during vlona to the this equipment will be used princi- the 1939 fiscal their enrollment. year, bringing This Information was released to pally la the western end of the slocks to 93,117,999.000. T. Sanford, state director, Na- county, for the purpose of keeping j open roada that are not under the! . Emergency Council, from Rob- ,lonl , The flret mall on ihe etata highway eyatem. Iron, City to Doaton, January 1, 1473. r Watch for our big ANNUAL 0c HEALTH OFFICIIMI STATE THERE IN NO FLU El'IDKMIC ,0n IjRE 8 VAIUETT STORE1 i W. E. Button Oeuernl Manager |
