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Show Friday, February 20, lDBT Fife 8 Well Known Toting Han Officers Capture Bed Hot And Died Here On Wednesday Still Fresh Whiskey Albert Brewster, one of the well The city officer! got busy laet Banday afternoon and made three known young men of the camp, died liquor raids, capturing two or three cn Wednesday from influenza-pneumoni- a. The. deceased was married itilla, one of them eteamlng hot, and fire people who are supposed to and leaves a wife and two children. hare had a hand in their operation. the youngest a babe of but a few The raids were made by 'Marshal days. He was iorn at Nottingham, Cronin, Night Officer William Boy- England, on Bept. 17th, 1111, and er, and Special Officers Carl Fields consequently was SI years of age. about t years j Coming to America and F. J. Sullivan, The first place visited was the j ago he settled In Eureka, wheiy his home of the Neff brothers, near the 'brother, George Brewster, was living . O. O. F. Hall, and the second raid and both young men have been here took place at the residence of Mrs. ever since that time. A few years Musetta Yranter. At the Neff home ago Albert Brewster married Mias the still was In operation and there jzelda Fullmer, a daughter of Mr. was also a quantity of liquor, some and Mrs. Frank Fullmer, of this of It In the process of making. Mrs. city. work Tranter also had the equipment for The deceased followed reka and making lllldt whiskey and some ever since his arrival with any liquor which she was engaged In while he was nc he carried bottling when the officers arrived. of the fraternal Life. He Ray Neff, who was arrested along insurance in the honest with his brother, Joseph Neff, was was an enterp friends. dismissed when he appeared in City young man id a host Justice Kryger's coprt. Oscar Bloom Among the was also arrestedhnd Is alleged to in Englancare the mother, four have had a handln the operation of brothers (md two sisters. The tether the Neff still. September. Funeral services were conducted The third aid made by the officers was pt the home of William at the city cemetery this afternoon, RosenlundrVhere some liquor was under the direction of the officers found. Rosenlund appeared In the of the L. D. 8. Church. city court and entered a plea of guilty to having liquor in his posses- Local Business House Has sion and was sentenced to pay a fine of 1250 of serve tU days In jail. Changed System Of Buying Following the dismissal of Ray Neff his brother, Joseph Neff, also In order to eliminate as much as Oscar Bloom and MrsTranter were possible the buying of goods through taken to Balt Lake, where they will jobbing houses, and In order that stand trial for a violation of the the firm may be In closer touch with federal' law pertaining to lhe manu- the eastern manufacturers, the Hef- facture of Illicit liquor. They were company of this taken to Balt Lake by Deputy U. S. city has become associated in the1 Marshal Dority, who came here buying of gooak with a long string! when notified of the arrests. This of leading storesof the lntermoun- - j litook him the officer with stills, tain country. Thru arrangement la! quor and other needed evidence. The principally for the owlncdf ladies' local officers will likely be called and r, gent's furnlshinjnf to Balt Lake when the ease comes piece goods aifaNqhoes. The: to trial. plan is for thMOstoresVo jointly keep a company of resident buyers ; Two Youngsters, Hurt While in the manufacturing centersNqnd aqj these buyers are in position to Playing With Giant Powder thp best factory lines they can at-- 1 urally save the stores, which Albert .Hopklnson, son of Mr. and represent, quite a lot of money and Mrs. Herbert Hopklnson, and Reed In addition to - this these establish-- ; Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. ments are able to get a much bet-- ; Singleton Ferguson, were quite ter line of goods. Messrs. Jensen and Norman of the seriously hurt yesterday forenoon while, playing with giant powder, Ileffernan-Thompso- n store state that which they managed to explode In they have already received a number some manner. The youngsters were of shipments of goods under the new on the hill to the nprth of town at plan and that they are more than the time of the Mcldent and soon pleased with the arrangement, beafterwards werkArought to the of- lieving that It will enable them to fice of Dr. Howell, who gave them carry strictly standard and attention. Than niost serious Ingooda which can be sold at reajuries werebout tap faces and the sonable prices and of course they eyes of befn boys, whle endangered, will continue their system of guarwill undoubtedly be saved. anteeing to make good, at all times, The accident should prove an Im- any unsatisfactory purchases. pressive warning to other boys who are endlned to monkey with explo-ar- e BLIND ORATOR WEDS. Inclined to monkey with explo- The following Is taken from a recent Issue of the Tribune and will NEW FORDS ARRIVE. prove of Interest to the many friends of Mr. N. C. Hanks, who is well Garthe week the Tintlc Burlng a secured carload of Ford cars, known In Tintlc: age there being seven machines In the N. C. Hanks, Utah's famous.- blind shipment. The ears are all equipped lecturer, has taken a bride- Mrs. with the latest appliances, Including Hanks was formerly Miss Mary Elithe and all were sold be- zabeth Shire of Burley, J&aho, and fore their arrival here. W. L. Con- the eeremonr was performed In Balt over states that It is evidently going Lake recently. Mr. and Jars. Hanks to be a hard job to secure cars are making thUr horn In this city, enough to supply the demand during but expect to make an extended the coming summer and he says the eastern trip at ansoarly date: Mr. Hanks Is atpoat worthy exman who expects to be driving' his car when the fine weather 'comes ample of what pluck will do. He a mine. In should book his order without a met with an accident n v addition to being blind, he lost both minutes delay.' hands, but this has not prevented him from obtaining an - excellent WILL START PAVING ROAD. education and fitting himself for the Cost Of Wool For The Visitors to Utah county state that lecture platform, upon which he has achieved not splendid recognition, preparations are being made for the Average Suit Is Given completion of the paved highway only In every state In the union, but from Balt Lake to Payson. There are also In Mexico and Canada. The statement of H. R. King of quite a few strips of pavement Seattle, Washington, In an address IMPROVING TAILOR SHOP. before the National Retail Clothers' through Utah county but the big part of the road from Lehl to Pay-so- n Emil Forrest has rented the main association at Chicago recently that Is yet to be paved. This work from street room his tailor shop clotn Prlcel ",u will, however, be completed during and will useadjoining P cent, partly because of asi the additional space the present year. W1 his old quarters were very crowr- ed. Mr. Forrest's business has Men V BABT GIRL AS VALENTINE. Na0Ml increasing gradually for some time tTeUry fflthe ld befor K,ng and It is keeping three men busy e" wool that Australian clothiers the . Mr. and Mrs. Alex G. Mattson are handling the tailoring work, cleanrejoicing over the arrival of a baby ing, altering, etc. With the added had Increased In price from 9L14 a girl at their homq, thchlld coming floor space he expects to pay more pound In 1914 to 14.10 a pound now. The truth is that wool Is no higher on Valentines Dwlast Saturday. attention te the tailoring end, enter- is Boston, Mass., the wool market All concerned doingnjcely. Mr. Matas well of ladles to work the the ing of the country, today, than it was tson Is one of Jhe officers of the as the gentlemen. ninety days ago," Dr. McClure deIndependence fining company. and the highest price yet clared, NEW BABIES ARRIVE. paid for clean scoured wool In BosGEORGE Z. EDWARDS DEAD. JL Among the new babies of the past ton is around 92.10 a pound, and that Is for the very finest grade. OrGeorge Z. Edwards, mining en- week were the following r three-eighth- s blood wool, gineer, died Monday In Salt Lake at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brewster, dinary which Is the dais out of which sola hospital. He has been a resident girl. diers uniforms are made and which of Utsh for more than twenty-fiv-e Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Wallace, a Is really the most useful grade of years and for ten years of that time puri wool In the. world for clothing was Identified with the Dern mining daughter. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gardner, a boy. i poses. ls selling today In Boston at Interests at Mercur, being known to to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allred, a boy. from per scoured many Tintlc mining men. S I m We have sale for ; n 1 1 i! on dleast I j furnan-Thohips- 35 Mens & Young Men's Suits i ready-to-wea- AT I i i1 . ! i -- II I Here an opportunity to use true bit of economy. is W. F. self-start- ifjmmamimnimnsnnnniirainiammasHmnnnn: j . 91-2- Mfooeooeoooooeoeweooo HOME SWEET HOME 09900 tMIMOOOO On 0 91-4- 0 pound. This wool has not advanced in price In the last ninety days. To' manufacture a suit of mans clothing, suitable for the average size Individual and made of medium winter weight goods, requires about ounces of wool, which can sixty-tw- o be bought In Boston today for 5.25. Thus, on a basis of the present prices, the total amount of wool In an average mans suit can be bought for $5.25, and this is made of all wool. Such puits as this retail todolday from sixty to seventy-fiv- e lars. If one were to use the very finest wool grown In the manufac-tru- e of this suit, not more than 97 worth of wool could be used. The price of wool hss not been respon-- ; Bible for the advance In the price ofj! clothing and, even at present wool values, the wool required to msnu-- ! fact u re a suit represents less than 19 per cent of the price at which such suit Is retailed. There may be some reason for advancing the price of clothing,' Dr. McClure says, but it cannot be blamed onto the price of wool." Get your auto license blanks at the Reporter office.. 0 0 f 4 SPRING HATS Yes, they are hero in all the smart and elastic ih&pes to suit this most exacting taste,. Such as stunning street Sailors, Roll Brims, Aeroplane shapes and Hendo Turbans; all which will bid fair to exceed the speed limit this season. We will meet all competition this spring in prices, from $6 to $15. Call in and see them. Tours for fine millinery GAMMON SISTERS ' . Eureka MtMMOOItOmOOOOOOlHOWHOOOHOOOOWOOOOMWWtMMtiMMOMWMMOOWOOOOOOHOOOOweWWHOOOOOOOIOOOOMW y n |