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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH PRESS FREEDOM Indian War Veterans HELD ESSENTIAL Convene Next Month The Sixth Annual Convention of the United Indian War Veterans, U. S. A., will take place in San Francisco, California, September 7th and 8th, 1934, on which occasion national officers will be elected and installed for the ensuing year and much important business transacted. who have partiAll cipated as such in active Indian warfare, and the wives and the widows of such, are invited to attend and participate. Department and camp commanders are requested to give publicity to this invitation. General George A. Custer Camp No. 4 will perform the functions of host to the delegates and visitors, and a most enjoyable program has been planned by the convention committee, aided by the Chamber of Commerce. In addition to a large amount of business to be brought before the convention, a desirable and practical plan for our future campaign for better pensions, for our class of pensioners, will be presented for adoption. At the close of the convention, a day will be given over to the entertainment of delegates and visitors. Hotel Spaulding, one of the best in the city, has been selected for and Convention Headquarters, much reduced rates secured for those who attend. Meetings will War be held at the Veterans Memorial Building, Van Ness Ave. and McAllister Street. Take a taxi at the depot for the hotel, where the fare will be deducted from your bill; or on timely notice to the chairman of the committee Captain Charles N. JenSan sen, 2126 Taraval Street, Francisco you will be met at the train. By Direction of National Commander H. F. Ofdenkamp. . Addendum add to your 'Unusual writes N. M., "this Deflultlona,' ene; Teeth those white things you hare pulled Just before the doctor says: 'Well, it must be the tonsils, then.' " Boston Transcript. In commenting on political terrorism in Germany, which is largely made possible by strict censorship of the press, and the of American newspapermen that nothing in a newspaper code in the United States should interfere with constitutional guarantees of freedom of the press, General Johnson, in a recent statement, said: "For a long while I thought sincerely that the newspaper insist-anc- e on writing into their code a clause saving their constitutional rights was pure surplusage. . . "But now I see more clearly why these gentlemen were apprehensive. Absolute freedom of the press is the greatest guaantee the American people have for life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. Harbingers of Progress The Mining Review, in a highly jubilant editorial, reports that throughout the entire western mining area the industry is improving. Section by section, metal mining activity is getting underway The movement is being led, naturally, by the renewed interest in gold mining, resulting from the increase in its value, and all other metals are coming in for a share of the better times. Heres hoping that the mines will once more take their proper place in the economic sun as employers, taxpayers and harbingers of progress. DUGIIESNE Present at the social case work era' meeting in Duchesne Monday were: Earl Case of Mt. Emmons, Mrs. Paul Hanson of Roosevelt, Mrs. Margaret Pace of Mtn. Home, Mrs. Elmer Bates and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Duchesne. Please COOL OFF ! I With a Class of Fisher Beer Electrically Cooled FOOD Youll ENJOY OWL CAFE Duchesne, Utah Mrs. Sam Davis of Salt Lake arrived in Duchesne Tuesday to care for her mother, Mrs. Wm. H. Fitzwater, who has been ill for some time. Miss Francis Rowlett of Salt Lake is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Liddell. o Remember Labor Day at Duchesne Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Heiges of Salt Lake were luncheon guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, H. S. Liddell Friday. O Mr. Howard Cowan will leave shortly for Chicago, where he will visit the Century of Progress He intends to be gone about a month. OTHERS B. L. Dart, Alva Dart and O A. Dart left Monday for Yampa, Colorado, where they will meet Clyde Dart of New York City, They will spend a few days at Steamboat Springs before Come to Duchesne ) Du-- Oil the Water Dear Editor: President Theodore Roosevelt, of the United States of America issued his proclamation opening to homesteaders the Ute Indian Reservation in Northeast Utah, March Labor Day Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart of chesne were last Sunday. C0mments 1 lA V 1905. His proclamation reserved three Mrs George Kohl and Mrs. Jess! reservation sites, namely, White Johnstun of Duchesne spent a rocks Canyon, Uintah Canyon and 12 short time calling on friends here one on the Duchesne River was miles river. the Everyone up on Tuesday afternoon. Informed that these reservations furnish Mr. Wm. Hogg of Denver wasmust be built in order t0 homesteads to water the irriSate a guest of Mr. and Mrs. James M tbe steuveral strea,ms would notf Dalgleish last Tuesday. supply the required water to irrigate the alloted Indian lands during low water. In the face of the known facts, the political dinosaurs caused numbers of to be circulated in 1909 , petitions fortune of receiving a broken nose the Secretary of the Inter-durin- g baseball practice Wednes- to withdraw the three sitea in day. the Uintah Mountains so the mon ey voted for their construction Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler en- - coujd be used in constructing the tertained the following guests o- - strawberry Reservoir which could ver the week end, Mr. and Mrs. be built and waa buiit at the ex-J. Leffen of Joplin, Mo., Mr. pense of the Uintah Basin Pio-an- d Mrs. Geo, Roth of Salt Lake neers. The Government is very power City, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carloss of Vernal and Mrs J. B. ful in prosecution, but very weak Blankenship of Salt Lake City. in its protection of the individual, When a man is accused of a crime, Mrs. Richard A dams left Wed-- 1 it will call into action all of its nesday for Chicago with Mr. and power to convict him. Unfortun ately, the Government has no a Mrs. Ed Labrum of Roosevelt. gency which comes to the front Mr. and Mrs. Jt C. Walker and to see that rights of the individual Mr and Mrs James Dalgleish en- - are not transgressed and trampled tertained at bridge Sunday even- - upon! The construction of that reservoir in 1909 has as nearly ing with the following invited destroyed the pioneers and their DraGlen Mrs. guests: Mr. and per, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Preece. that became th?extinct a million Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Dart, Mr. lived in tropical Mr. II years ago that and Mrs. Paul Henderson, of the Uintah Basin. One jungles and Mrs. Marcus Tingley, Mr. an wonder3 if tbe political dinosaurs and of Utah will not hide in some dark cave in everlasting shame. As they look out over a parched Chas. Neal. Miss Todd was there ahouid be the most warded high score. painful of human emotions. Their their minds should be seared, Mrs. Chas. Neal, who has been bearta broken and their bodies spending the summer at Brighton, wrecked until shame shall have returned home Tuesday. burnt itself out in repentance or retribution be made. The Uintah Basin today, could be one of the best watered district in the United States, but dont forget that there is another Roosevelt with a new deal that is primarily Federal relief to millions. Mrs. Geo. Wedig was hostess to pkggar(jieS3 0f the slanderous at-- a group of young people at her tack on the Roosevelt Administra-hom- e near Myton on Sunday tion he is Americas most popular evening in honor of the 16th man today, if not the worlds, birthday anniversary of Julietta Cook Jameg Dowling. L. I I S Pittsburg Women In Auto Crash Mrs. E. A. Greenwood and her Mrs. Odis Bemis and children of of Pittsburg, Pa., were Juanita were visitors at the home daughter L. D. S. hospital Monday, in the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orin Mrs. Greenwood suffering bad Johnson this week. bruises and slight lacerations of lacerations and Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Larsen and the body, deep of the hand, fractures possible son, Archie left Monday to attend suffered Miss Greenwood while Geneva the Jolly reunion at Park, as a result of an auto acshock, Utah. cident Monday, at 11 a. m. on the 2 miles West of Fruit-lanhighway Oliver Sagers of Juanita was an Arcadia visitor Monday. The two women were on their a Gill made way to Los Angeles, when the car Ray and Herald acbusness trip to Salt Lake last overturned. The cause of the Dr. determined. not was cident week. Cline of Duchesne was called to scene and rushed the two wothe Labor Come to Duchesne Day men to the L. D. S. hospital in Born to Mr. and Mrs. James L. Salt Lake. After the top of their car has Solmonson, August 18th, a boy. All concerned doing nicely. been repaired, they will continue on to Los Angeles. The four months old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ces3poochs (Indians) died at Randlett, August 12th. Happiness Is not like a large and beautiful gem but It consists of a series of smaller and commoner gems, grouped and set together, forming a pleasing and graceful whole. DUCHESNE TO OGDEN, UTAH via TELEPHONE $.75 d. Wayne, the five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wanless S. Shields, who accidently caught his hand in the wire fence, cutting it badly, is rapidly improving under the care of Dr. Harris. Willis Zirker, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Zirker, Sr, is recovering from an appendicitis operation at the L. Miles Hospital at Roosevelt. Lloyd and Ray Shields of Tooele and Nile Taylor of Mt. Pleasant were breakfast guests Friday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin G. Shields. Remember Labor Day AFTER 8:30 p. m. $ .45 Station-to-Statio- rates n TELEPHONE The Folks at Home Tonight Bank Roosevelt State Utah Roosevelt, Deposits Insured By THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Washington, D. C. Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor $5000.00 $5000.00 at Duchesne ANNUAL DUCHESNE I I Labor-Da- y Celebration RACING BASEBALL RODEO SPORTS Sunday and Monday, September 2 and 3 TWO BASEBALL GAMES ! ! STARTING AT 1:00 p. m. SUNDAY AFTERNOON Four Best Basin Teams to Play - Finals Monday -- j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilmour of Kingsley, Iowa were guests of Mrs. Walter Fisher and her Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burger for a Lorraine, of Buhl, Ida- few days last week. daughter, DUCHESNE TO ho are guests at the home of Miss Alice Todd left last Friday son for Lotus and their Salt Lake City , returning Sun-- i Mr. brother, CRAIG, COLORADO Loans are hereby authorized to e Fisher. da;y after a short visit with made to pay not to exceed the via TELEPHONE latives. actual cost of transportation of Arzy H, Mitchell and his sons livestock to and from new pasture $1.05 are erecting a windmill at their The usual Sunday baseball game or range. Such pasture or range ranch. They say it is nearly com- was held on the local diamond AFTER 8:30 p. m. be within or without the may between Mtn. Home and Myton area now or hereafter pleted and is a fine one. designated with the local boys winning 10 as $.60 Funds advano "emergency. to 8. Ancient Britiah Cuatora ed to pay the cost of such trans Station-to-Statio- n rates 0 The windows of the British house portation must not exceed the Mrs. Fred Miles arrived Tues- maximum of lords are never opened, in con base rate for one month fortuity to a custom established In day to make a short visit with in effect at the time of such adher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. vance the days of the great plague. (either farm or range al Them if You Forsythe. Onn Point of View lowance depending upon the clasO The greatest discovery a umn sification of the loan) Are Delayed Willis Zirker, who recently un- can make Is hew to escape envy In addition to the above, monthderwent an operation at the and hate. be made to pay not loans ly Roosevelt hospital Is now conval- - L exceedmay actua, cost of pas. I escin ture or range rent but in no case loans be made to exceed 50 , will Gladys and Florence Murray of centg per head per month for any Bluebell have been visiting with L,ass of livestock for which a base their sister. Mrs. Hilary Holder. rate la al,owed under the regula. during the past week. yons n0 advance or allowance be made to pay the cost of . , may Mr. and Mrs. John Zirker, who ture or rent for any have been attending the Century claa8 or kind range of livestock for which of Progress at Chicago, returned L baae rate ,, not allowed Loans John drove back a Wednesday. not made for the purp08e new Dodge truck to be used as of f f defraying transportation and a sc ool bus. pasturage charges on livestock Walnut Library - Dinette Table, moved on feed in transit billing with a terminal market as a final slightly shop worn $13.00 destination Loans may be made in drouth- Funds advanced not exceeding Fumed Oak Davenette, real leather stricken areas to owners of bees the maximum base rates effective $12.00 for the purchase of sugar for feed- - at the time of any advance are ing such bees in the several states hereby authorized to be used for 80 lb. capacity refrigerator, White I)uco $10.00 of the United States in accordance I the purpose of providing feed, with and under the rules and or both. NEW Bee-Va- c De Luxe Vacuum Cleaner, Rations of the regulations aforeDan L. Capener. said, as amended, except as fol-Field Representative. Reg;. $39.75 $20.00 lows: $8.00 set of attachments FREE ( 1 ) Loans will be made In I Your Bread and Butter monthly installments but in no case for an amount greater than Atwater Kent Radio, High Cabinet, The greatest sendee being ren- is actually needed to purchase feed to our country sliding doors by ed- $35.00 UHltor3' 18 ther help intoday I tlTanT r awakening " r the people t0 the fac- - that THE ,',"' An assortment of tables, chairs, and kitchen 8um iEOPLE are the government, that 50 ccn , helps at prices you cannot afford to overlook r'r constitution which protects Cl,Hthe 7 18 the greatest document in (2. m,ch ,loan or install- - the world if0. , life, liber-meguaranteeing be made after the hon- ty and pursuit of happiness in n he d.stn.ct in which social and business tiL a7r resides becomes suf- - that) encroachments and Lita- 'o' f of the iVi-tions which are on made inwds ,th it detract r c il bees their food sup- - from the opportunities of our citizens. The safety of American properDuchesne, Utah ty rights lies in & widespread and i general understanding of these R. member tabor Day at Duehe.ue simple basic propositions. O re-b- MONDAYS EVENTS KIDS RACES and SPORTS Prizes to Winners 9:30 to 11:30 BASE BALL GAME Starts Promptly at 12:30 Between the Two Winners of Sundays Games HORSE RACES, RODEO and MENS SPORTS - Immediately after Baseball Game TELEPHONE Worth Investigating r, 1 Li11!f tt Schonian Furniture Co. CT T K BOXING MATCHES MONDAY EVENING, Town Hall Start at 7:30 BIG DANCE AT NIGHT IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE BOXING MATCHES Sponsored by DUCHESNE COMMERCIAL CLUB p. m. 1 tffl |