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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH oom j The Aurora Boreali , ois a.: official at 1 F-3- Lake Camp 'ho less camp news, ccc bell. Before many moments Mr. Oliver was the owner of Bosseys COMPANY NUMBER 2910 7 On The Little Yellowstone Edited By Stephen Zaccarc tij Cock: 13 Jo:3' IP. V- Inspection - Dastcj our Oct. 0n Wednesday, from a visit honored by General Trott, District Zander of Fort Douglas CCC. camp a thorough as and expressed himself cond.tions the oPased wth same here. He left the in the camps other aspect e honj diet. Ur. i 30, s Utecj i ay art in-f.f- farsa. e Tu,., , Ber" i. Honda c C c Tournaments , te $,'( rvuty enrollees a r the 5 tbar f id .11-bu.t V 1 rs. Lr. compi . on fie of M" in tb c C c Refinement introduction of prohibition high Tie other the beer merciless uncouth, wbo was responsible for an Suspecting world being forced ballad The , that tear inspiring Floor. The ace on the Barroom abolished along with of the saloon, least iictil 'd have signed up barnyard golf tournament week, and h h id this coming an exper-t- o and a picture truly of the some on in l.sten conversation as to whom Tbe winner. Curses of wild fistic challenges even and ' at each other. thrown ben 4e it easy boys; time will tell is the best of the best, undaj Har.. rossnesses COL rt ien for US o introduction of Falstaffs favor-.,- 3 d brought to us a cultured, whom dispenser of ales from to receive our is a delight reminled of was forcibly i when, the ais amicable transition, fT evening, I strolled to the ateen to get my g aewing gum and soda pop. our rotund shaped canteen erkwas our own immaculate virtuoso, the camp ad virtuous iducational Adviser. He does not rink, that is in the vulgar sense, does not smoke, he does not does wear, and there are other ota that the editor believes I ad better leave unsaid. In short a ; is not married. It was quite in ale to asure sup my ginger te communion with a bartender if such sterling qualities. Truly beer parlor has become an inare-ne- bev-.aov- ii.tr pre-hedti- wleigh As-stn- rooelf. s. Rf- a. - arnin; ipidlj Dept e irds he nition of uplift. c C c :ib Far ,Far Away posi-io- n We are in an unfortunate this week due to our august itor Mr. Steve Zaccaria being way. reporter Our society us that the plasher Jains of in-or- senior type is sojourning the ebony Helper, seeking a touch ai) of Gilead in an attempt to heal hi3 torn and wretched heart. The scars of rejected love still mar his troubled pump. If the maid of Emmons would but whisper one tender syllable, our paper would no doubt again be restored to its premier position. But we are afraid our boy may never again know his journalistic fullness. The week following the Mtj Emmons dance it was a fearful and distressing sight to see our editor, along with our camp tomcat who also has felt the thorn of rejected love, sitting out there among the pines gazing skyward, one muttering, the other mewing, but two hearts beating as one to a perfect though melancholy understanding. With the future of paper in mind we pray that Steve, while in Helper, may forget his mountain maid and become the blushing beau of some proud colliers daughter. curly-heade- d e C c Lost! Stolen! Strayed! The final word in mess efficiency has been uncovered and distributed throughout the Ft. Douglas District, the resultant being the very positive discovery of even a stray rice orphan who may possibly get lost through the twine holes of a sack. The humble bean has at last come into his own, he may yet transcend in importance the probable autographed spud. No bean may be allowed inside or outside of the store room unless he can be properly identified. Number per sack, size, color and his very possibilities must be known. Only those of high social standing and free from halitosis are acceptable according to head- quarters specifications. mess-sergea- nt c C c Greater Love Hath No Man Were it not for the glorious show of friendship displayed by COZY THEATRE Nov. 9 and 10 in BECKY SHARP' Miriam Hopkins all technicolor picture Wed. and Thurs. and 11 Lee Tracv and Grace Bradley in TWO FISTED and three short Nov. 13 subjects STERLING TRANSPORTATION intah Basin To anyhow not more than four at any one time. He sat, rested, philosophised, and gazed at the astral spaces. It was, I understand, one hour later that he decided, happier for his visit, to return to his little trundle bed, but alack, was he cemented to the seat? Or wag it a touch of locomotor ataxia? Following several strained and discouraging attempts to rest his trunk upon his pins, he resorted to the only possible outlet his voice. Three times the canyon echoed his tremNo tenor scream for Help, and 'this is when friendly heroism responded. Tiny, attired only in a smile and a pair of government shorts, sprang, insofar as .such avoirdupois can spring, to the floor and immediately, ashen faced, headed for the famous insecure bridge. Over he rushed, direct to the rendezvous of passing joys, there to behold his dear friend Smithy hopelessly inert. With 'the skill of a disturbed and worried mother, he picked up his friend, threw him over his shoulder, and carried him back to hig little cot. We hope that such a spirit of worthy friendship will be followed by the esboys 'throughout this camp pecially on dance nights. Our hats are off to you Chamberlain, you possess a charitable heart, o C v Sook Bossey , The cow which visited the kitchen recently was not there as a candidate for the next roast beef meal, but was there on a very It all came important mission.' about thru the fervent love that our Mayor has, not for women, nor even cows, but milk. Recently there has been a new sound in the mess hall. Not the crunch of strong molars upon some tasty viand, not the gurgle of liquid nourishment passing down the gullet of some hungry worker. It was not even the plea for seconds of which sometime echos thru the dinning emporium of the camp. This sound is one which has created a lot of homesickness among enrollees who have hailed from pastoral habitat. It is the bell of a voice toned silver gentle which once was the pride and honor of said Jersey. The story goes that his honor, the Mayor, was recently out on a little jaunt when he saw this gentle giver of milk. He quickly sought some of his favorite bevWhile erage from the animal. drinking he noticed just what sweet music was produced by the - c C c UTflHH By Jean Morrison Mr. Orin Olsen of Duchesne is driving the Utahn school bus. Mr. Herbert Lang made a trip to Strawberry Monday after his sheep that have been at the Clarence Baum place during the past summer. A number of turkey raisers have contracted with outside turkey buyers to sell their turkeys at a later date. Miss Joyce Brennick is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Eunice Brennick and Mrs. Norma Robb were guests of Mrs. Hazel Davies, Friday afternoon. A number of young folks attended the Hollowreen dance in Duchesne last Thursday. Mr. Clay Spratt was calling at the Morrison home Sunday after- The Eavesdropper It was an exceptionally cold morning, and a wintry North wind was blowing; the slcys were overcast. The snow was flying while the truck was heading up the hill to the work project. I stood in the corner of the truck shivering very freely when I overheard the fallowing conversation: How do you like the new noon. camp? asked an old member. Mrs. Herbert Lang has been ill "I Well, replied the rookie, half like it and I half dont like the past few days with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abplanalp it, but I think I half dont like it of Consumers were Utahn visitworst. ' ors Sunday. c C c A large crowd attended a party Two of the more studious memrebers of this company whq are at Daviss Friday night. All time. an enjoyable of port traveling under the monikers Edward Hadden was visiting Slim and the Mayor were uphome folks during the week with on a certain day engaged in. a end. folthe and conversation friendly Mr. and Mrs. Von Pearson of lowing remarks were gathered by wrere visiting at the home Arcadia one of the passersby: It would be rather a comical of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lang situation should success be failure Thursday. Mr. John Carlisle ha3 returned and failure be success. Wouldnt to his home in Heber. it? asked the Mayor. Hiram Rasmussen was callMr. and then, Yah," replied Slim, in that case, youd be a success ing on Miss Ruth Hadden Tuesday evening. and Id be a real failure. c C c Two CCC boys being on leave and having an excess of cash went to see a spiritualist. On meeting the medium they said that they wished to hold communication with one of their departed comrades, a former CCC enrollee. The medium established contact with him and this conversation developed: 13 that you, Bob? asked one of the hoys. Yes, came the reply. Are you happy, Bob? Yes, very happy. WTiere are you In h 1. i By Mrs. W. G. Gentry Mr. nd Mrs. Chester Mathison were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Percival, Sunday. Roy Tuft and son, Roscoe, of Centerfield, visited at the home of J. W. Jensen Friday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Hans Tuft of Monroe who will spend the winter with her daughter, Dragon" Run on Water The Mexican "Dragon, a breezy body and little lizard with a an tall, takes great delight In running on its hind legs across a body of water without sinking. Mrs. J. W. Jenson. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Meacham and children were the dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Lemon, Sunday. Mrs. Bruce Calder of Roosevelt spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs. Garrett Stone. Joe Harris of the North Myton Bench was an Ioka visitor Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Simonson of Monroe Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Robison. The Relief Society ladies held their meeting at the home of Mrs. John Lemon, Tuesday. Mrs. Thelma Webb, Eva Angu3, Mrs. W. G. Gentry and Elizabeth Gentry spent Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Angus. Mrs. Chas. Percival, Mrs. J. A. Angus, Mrs. Thelma Webb and Mrs. Eva Miles were helping Mrs. J. L. Miles wdth a quilt Monday. 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CITY Halfton Chamberlain and were it not also true that Tiny with his natural modesty and reserve refused to comment upon his broastherly achievement, we most the story. would suppress suredly We, similar to our readers, will be course, be interested in Halftons spirit of service; the rest remains entirely uninteresting. It was, I some two have been informed, hours following the growing of friend the cock that our spire-lik- e Timberline decided to explore the forest that rests on the western side of the Bridge of Sighs. Strange to say that little trip across the bridge seemed to sap his strength. Albeit, having gained litthe opposite bank he espied a and shack, brown tle ,r omantic of a thinking of the possibilities entered sublime rest, straightway wherein through the narrow gate Sat. and Sun. I The new In order placed our quite a quandary the other evening. Our baker was making some cream pies, and of course he, being an expert, demanded a meringue finish. The eggs were nicely separated, the whites were used, and of course, in the interests of efficiency and keeping a correct inventory the Mayor proceeded to collect the yokes, when to his consternation he discovered some blamed kleptomaniac of K.P. had swiped three yokes. However the company spirit prevailed, they began a subscription list and sent down town for three brand new reeggs. Joy was temporarily rewere three yokes stored, the himplaced, but the Mayor found once again. He self in a dilemma too whites many, had three few may enter necklace. With the aid of a few yards of twine and a few suggestions from Timberline a very fine device was rigged up in the kitchen. Now the Mayor can sit in his combined office and bed room and pull the Such occurrence not only cord. makes the kitchen sound like the domicile of a modern dairy but it- also is the signal for one of the KPs. to depart with a quart of nice cold milk for the Mayor, Farris Casper, who has been away herding sheep, is spending a few days at home. Gladys, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. L. Carey, has By Golden Brown Mr. Alonzo C. Francis of Mor- been quite ill. Mrs. R. D. Young and Mrs. Algan was the week end guest of Miss June Burton. He reported a ma Humes were Duchesne visitors 12 inch fall of snowr at Morgan Tuesday. Saturday. Nature greeted us Saturday Euddha Look Jewish morning with a blanket of fluffy In Kobe, a large city la Japan, Is white to the depth of on? and one a seated bronze figure of Buddha half inches. with a distinctive Hebraic cast. & From Salt Lake, Frovo CO. & Intermediate Points EASTERN UTAH TRANSPORTATION a Fhitah Basin To & CO. 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