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Show Thursday, November 24, 1933. TIIE PAEK KECORD Page Fivei 25c I $1.00 t , 5c 10c OBLAD'S Quality Merchandise At Reasonable Prices j 50CIETYI Mr. and Mrs. Ed Firmage, Mrs. Stanley Heal and Mrs. Wm. R. Firmage, all of provo, spent Friday afternoon at the S. L. Raddon home, and were dinner guests of Mrs. Elmer C. Lee. o o o The eighth grade girls candy making club met at the home of Madge CorreU Friday evening. The time was spent in making gingerbread dolls. The dolls were a great success and numerous little brothers and sisters, as well as older friends, received gaily decorated dolls as a result of the girls endeavors. Those present were Betty "Wiley, Clara Simpson, Simp-son, Marie Heward, Afton Adams and Tevylia Daniels. o o o Mrs, Marlon Lewis announces the engagement en-gagement of her granddaughter, Hope Watson, to Mr. Keith Williams, of Wan-ship. Wan-ship. The wedding to take place Christmas Christ-mas week. , a o o Rev. and Mrs. E. White were dinner euests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hewitt Sunday last. o o o Judge Roger I. McDonough and little daughter, Aune, were visitors at the home of his mother Sunday, returning to the city in the evening. OOO The faculty of the Marsac school enjoyed en-joyed a turkey dinner last Thursday! evening. The serving table was centered i with a crystal bowl of fruit and dainty Thanksgiving place cards marked places for twenty-three. the benefit of the subsidy placed upon silver by the government and the workers work-ers in the industry did not receive very much of the benefits of this subsidy, in other words the companies have been receiving a bonus from the government to operate their mine with. Regarding Subsidy On Silver Editor Park Record: When the subsidy was placed on silver by the government, the government thought that it would give the industries a breathing spell and that the companies would put more men to work in the Industry. But the companies never did place any great number of the unemployed unem-ployed to work for better than three years, now the companies have received Recently the government entered imo a reciprocal trade treaty with Canada, and as a result the tariff on zinc has been cut some 20 per cent, and as a result the price of zinc has fallen some thirty points. The zinc industry will be saying that this treaty is responsible for the drop In the price of zinc. If the zinc mines had been running like they should have been there would have been no necessity for Canadian zinc coming in. The operators do know that they could receive 64.64 cents for all silver that they could mine the rest of this year, yet the mines are still closed. At the same time the operators say they are almost sure that the price of silver will be cut on January first. Evidently the companies aren't worried very much about the price of silver being cut. We do not know the reason for the mines being closed and It doesn't look very much like the companies Intend to Inform the people of the district as to why the mines are closed. We will admit that the mines belong to the companies lust how the companies got hold of the property doesn't make a great deal of difference, admitting that the mines do belong to the companies. The fact still remains that these mines are part of a natural resource industry and the people of the state should be entitled to some consideration from these companies. Nevertheless up until now the Silver King company and the Park Utah Consolidated companies have considered no one. The state has suffered from not receiving re-ceiving taxes, the business has become stagnated, and the workers have been made to suffer on a mere existence wage of forty dollars per month. We say it is a shame that the commonwealth cannot take over a mine or any other industry and operate for the benefit of the people peo-ple when owners get to the point where they no longer use common sense in the handling of their business. We would like to see some of the managers of these companies and their families get In a position to where they would have to live on forty dollars per month and see how they would like It. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE, Park City Miners Union. F. L. WHITE, Chairman. Park City, Utah, November 23, 1938. III 4 J J nnnn n! K k -J - . , i n II. II.1LF-PIXT Code No. 143 V TINT V ? Code No. 1 no QUART V Code No. 1 iTTT i m. TtflZ UCU& 1 t! Straight J According to an unbiased survey of independent package stores sponsored by leading distillers. Bourbon Whiskey. 90 proof fe. ' . ...... , i , ;;-tt1- S,-J- AMERICA'S Biggest-Selling Whiskey that's TEN HIGH's amazing record. Made possible because TEN HIGH gives double-value for the money. Because TEN HIGH really does Double Your En-ioyment! En-ioyment! Its flavor is doubly-rich, doubly-satisfying, smooth be- rrtur w DammL ET J H . I. A J, J out. Strict methods of distilling control in the world's largest distillery are the secret of TEN HIGH's perfectly balanced bourbon taste. Discover for yourself why TEN HIGH is America's favorite whiskey . . . Double Your En ioyment today with TEN HIGH. You can buy TEN HIGH at stores and taverns all over the nation. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois. Dad's Column ! ANNOUNCING . The Opening of the j ROMONA CAFE I Thanksgiving Eve f Drop in after the show or dance X I TRY OUR THANKSGIVING SPECIALS $ Graham Cracker Pumpkin Chifon Pie I Turkey Sandwiches Cranberry Sauce Shoestring Potatoes I With our compliments a cigar or bar with each lunch order $ H. A. GERBER, Prop. A A A A A A J- A A A A t A A A A A iTi A A Jfm if 1 At J!t ill ! ......... ... ... ............ ....... ... .1. .? . TtTTtTttttTtTtttTtTTTtTttt (Continued from Fage One) j goat the Jew furnished to those so-called so-called Christian nations the reason for brutal persecutions. So the Jew was, herded hither and yon from one country to another. It is to the shame of Germany Ger-many to put them on the run now once Germany sheltered them when Russia Rus-sia and Poland chased them out that was the Greek and Roman churches acting act-ing under the rulers of that time. Calvinism and Lutherism, took root and the reformation produced the Protestant church. From no thing but ugly perse cutions 01 now wnai ao you an supjjuser That thing we call religion. That monster mon-ster that mows people down in everyland but America for thinking seperate and apart from tne rule as promulgated oy the powers that be. Moslems, Budhas, Greek and Roman Catholic warring and Lutherns and Calvins and fifty-seven other varieties or tnat orana canea 00a. It is to laugh. Boleslaus the Plus In 1264 issued a charter of liberties to the .Td7c n rtratr Pnianri which was con firmed by Casmir the Great thus formed the foundation of the legal position of the Jews for nearly five hundred years and was connrmea Dy an wie rungs i Poland the Jew had the same freedom and privilege as was allowed the Germans Ger-mans to organize that was the Teutonic or Maggeburg Law. The Eccelesastical ovnnri rvf 1 R49. nrinnt.pd the lollowine re solution: "Whereas the church tolerates the Jews for tne soie purpose 01 remmu-ing remmu-ing us of the Torments of the Saviour their number must not increase under any circumstances." In ancient and medieval history cru- enrtpa ruerp nre-anized for what? To mow down Mjose who dared to oppose the e'-Wlne Wise B 22CT "v, jl tBij 1 l -i Z.fn Good tasle and gaiety arp , K$p7"-TLi reflected in the pleasing r rf r quality and brilliant fla- : f; tV5 7 vors of these choice Eomct i 1 Wines: 1 CSrShLrtl White Port' SKerry ' " AT-V : j J Red Port Muscatel - 2 L"?- Tokay Elackberryt j . ,.'5S3T7 Angelica Sautemef KV'I ' '-i--'-- fin Lcjanbtmrt Claretf ' TV M T:- "'M 8.43 Brandy Champagnet . ?vfAV f Alcohol 20 b? rolume. 1 ' I J tAkohol 12 lo HZ bj T0lum t ' ; ' 30 PiooL . iM: ' -v: -, ' . " 1 1 vA'iy M Utah Liquor StorM and Package Agenda 1 i r . . . - , ; tpnr (n aftm nid TTnited States who sez any one religions is the genuine and true religion? I see no handspring of pity or horror In this late day over me neruiug anrt rtrlvini? of the Jew What is the matter with the Jew to be so hated? He is far more human and Kind tnan many others! His morale is as a general rule above reproach in comparison with others. Less disease due to venereal caused because of his belief of circumcision. circum-cision. The circumcision of Jesus Christ fv.o Tour the .Tsm that redeemed man kind is celebrated In the Catholic church. And Mary the Mother of Jesus witn Joseph wandered through the city heavy with child, far from her native home and no one would house or shelter ner and she found rest and peace in the KtohiP nt, Rpthlehem where her son, whose only father was God, was born. So many ill mmcled groups say Mary naa an lilegimate cnua. mat some nigu Priest had betrayed her virginity and tHot .Tnscnh took Ditv as so often all over the earth in this day maidens are sheltered by some kind elderly man in their grave dilema. Some state that Mary went to a strange city to give uirui that Mary was of a foreign religion and hprl tn an outsider, in those days a grave crime, and that Joseph tock her to a strange city to give uum to her child. So, again they whisper that science was born in Jesus Christ, that the Alchemist had discovered the secret of life and that even a child could be developed and normal without recourse to the sexual act. Tnat Mary was pure and virtuous and of a scientific mind and had submitted to the experiment as today we experiment with the disease cultures. So Mary who was virgin was conceived without man and a child was born. A perfect hygienic baby of science. And all the old tu-be'r? of bigotry were denounced. A star .i.peared upon the horizon when the Wis? Mn cams to see the result of the scientific experiment. And so was produced without man, a perfect specimen cf humanity. The Jew after the years -developed naturally of course a religious mind. His conception was of a religious nature so he needs must be the same. But the Orthodox Jew did not believe in science so they say after the years when he preached the word of God to mankind that he was put to death. At the Last Supper he told his disciples to "change the bread and water to and wine to his body and blood." It was done at his wish before his death he conveyed to the world at that time the power of "science" to change and transmute one substance to another. And that to the people of that day was wholly against the concepts of the bigoted religions. So Jesus was put to death. As are others for having dif ferent, beliefs in this day generations away. So today the strawman or strawmen erected to take the brunt of the blows stand arrogantly and defiantly and issue is-sue the same kind of decrees bulls or what have you to hustle the Jew, the Jew whose brain is sharpened and developed de-veloped and perfected by the persecutions of generations. Really it is to laugh the fanatical, farcical, shame. Hitler the big wind bag. The heroic coward. The tool of the same powers that operated before in likewise persecutions. I approved his valor in getting back Herman estate rightfully Germanlands. But he is now, to the outside world that small figure the baloon that has to be blown up to such a size to make a big noise. Blown up to his posture by the "real actors" who bask in the pious and sympathetic sunshine sun-shine of self aggrandizement. Power? Of God? Oh, no, power of sections and nations working through the simple minds of poor deluded mankind. Hats off to the Jews of the world. Their religion Is clean and decent and benevolent. They are a noble race. Herd 'em and be damned In your herding. You can't kill 'em off or crush their religion! Your work, is outwardily, and cowardly and a false hypocritical kind. Herd and drive them hither and yon. They remain the same. And take their money, their homes and their property. They will live. They will grow and deny them the schools segregate them. But you only succeed In adding to the zeal of Justice and righteousness right-eousness that all human be(ngs are supposed to be endowed with. Keep it up and you'll find only two religions or one as those sympathizing will become Jews. I'd far rather be a "Hunted Persecuted, Per-secuted, beaten, downtrodden, homeless Jew" anyday than be the highest kind of "thing" that had no other use for living than to be a brute and despot to humanity. I a good Catholic would far rather be a persecuted, homeless Jew than a good Catholic if I thought for one moment that my religion had any hand in the persecutions of that noble race "The Jew." , Sincerely, JULE SINGER JACKSON. 1327 West Granite Street, Butte, Montana. OOO WHY IS it that most automobile I drivers ieei tnai steering 15 u biluijjc that two hands aren't necessary to da the work? We are all apt to take our hands off of the wheel to point to some spot, we lean back and slam car doors while a car Is travelling, and there are many drivers who eat with one hand while they steer with the other. This" custom would be perfectly harmless if emergencies did not arise where two hands were necessary to insure safety. Steering Is made so easy on modern cars that it is possible to steer with one finger, but this is not enough when you ccme to a hole or bump in the pavement pave-ment or sudden obstacles that need quick action for brakes. A sudden turn needs a two-handed driver. You may be successful for years and not be faced with an acute situation where one-handed driving lands you in a hospital, but there are few drivers who haven't found circumstances arising where two hands clamped to the wheel kept them out of the hospital. WOO SAYS PRESIDENT Roosevelt: "The overwhelming majority of the peoples and nations of the world today want to live in peace. They seek the removal of harriers against trade. They want to exert themselves in industry, in asri- ; culture, and in business, that they may, I increase their wealth through the production pro-duction cf wealth-producing goods rath er than striving to produce military planes and bombs and machine guns and cannon for the destruction of human hu-man lives and useful property." OOO tttr federal Eovernment's payments for relief and unemployment compensation compensa-tion matched by state governments have totaled more than a billion dollars since July 1st of the present year. These figures are furnished by the United States Treasury. Works Progress Administration Admin-istration reported on November 10th that its expenditures for the fiscal year totaled total-ed $825,298,233. Some of the states are nearing the exhaustion of their own funds. These states are Virginia, Maine, Maryland, Pennsylvania, wortn uaroiuia, j Michigan, Rhode Island. Utah, Alabama 1 and Arizona. They will have to do some-i some-i thing about it soon if they expect to 'remain in partnership with the federal government. j OOO WITH THE rest of the state The Record extends hearty congratulations to President Heber J. Grant, President of the L. D. S. church, on passing his i 82nd birthday, combined with sincere j wishes for continued good health and Barclays Whiskies Reports of liquor stamp purchases In the state of Georgia, Just released for the April 23rd to September 30th period, show the products of Jas Barclay Ss Co., Ltd. in first place at all times 6lnce May 9th. I "From the legal opening of the Georgia 'market early this spring, Barclay's Une of light-bodied whiskies have enjoyed 'exceptional popularity," says Newton E. Tarble, General Sales Manager of Ear-clay's. Ear-clay's. 1 "Southerners are evidently falling into line with the rest of the country la preferring whiskies of light body, yet full 90-proof. This is further approved by our sales in Alabama which rank ' close to the top In volume." Kamas Boy Honored ! John Andrus Jr., of Kamas, this county, will visit the National 4-H Club j Congress held in Chicago, commencing tomorrow, the 25th to December 3rd, asj a guest of the Cudahy Packing com- pany. John- has been a member of the 4-H Club for five years, and has won many trophies at county and state fairs and at the Ogden Stock Show, for unusual j accomplishments in sheep raising. He j was named winner of the present trip by State Clv.b Specialist D. P. Murray, j Similar trips are offered as prizes by the company In many other states to 4-H Club boys and girls for conspicuous 1 achievement in livestock projects. Tellng Tales (Continued from Page One) kids and the cliff dwellers on the shed roofs outside the fence. George stopped It. Oh! yes! the ball game: Early In the first quarter, Park City showed their superiority over the Red Devils to such an extent that deep in their own territory, terri-tory, on a fourth down, they gave the ball to Springville with a beautiful line drive through center, that netted a few bumps against a solid wall, presenting the ball to the Red Devils on downs, Just to see if they could go over. They did, and kicked the extra point. After that the boys covered themselves with mud and had a nice time in the straw under blankets. Mr. Sloan and his family of liniment didn't seem to be doing much good. Springville 7. Park City 0. CARD OF THANKS To the kind friends who so willingly assisted us during our recent bereavement, bereave-ment, we wish to express our heartfelt thanks. MRS. J. P. CUNNINGHAM AND FAMILY. " . ' ' i Written words can't take the placu of telephone visits vviih loved ones in ether towns ... Hrxrfoj them is next best to bein there. 7 be operator will be glad to tell you rates to any touit THE KDuHTAiX STATES TELEPHCKE mECWH ICXFAW L |