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Show IEAVEER CITY WlJEKLV PRESS wrawTED neople. one hundred hundred oxen covered w.gonsour in Beaver and all the horse team the ammouth county to Uke part in Wagon "Covered production of the filming of the for Preparations serial. The Emerson Hough't latest was run in Covered Wagon." which laatApr-i- l the Saturday Evening Post rapvery and May. are progressing camera chief idly, eald Karl Brown, to a man forhe LaakV corporation, the in representative of the News, Atkin Hotel. camera Do you realize." said the essential is the big time nun. "that in .he movina- picture production bus Just stop and think, now, in ing Dim om the picture which we aw to use bb will we this side of Garrison, we can as thousand people near two two thousand Ket. and each of those ; they have to be to paid have people must have three meala a day; they ways; both fare paid each have their Bf lust see what that one item dav. Consequent them at ly, we must hurry and get '.J ,,nd -- 4 i FT mm 861 4 - - 'at Ml (ltll. 1 Saving is a matter of habit. And the habit grows, just like the savings. To acquire the liabit when is to young with small sums practice the habit when older with larger sums. Soehc6urage -- the Mill -- littlei. ows to start a savings account with us at once, and watch the habit grow. STATE BANK of BEAVER COUNTY The Bank of Personal Service Phone 32 BEAVER CITY o cals UTAH Mrs. Hannah Price is reported Wilford Robinson was on the general reception committee for the miuhbeMer. this week, following a state, Monday, for U. S. Senator severe attack lasting for several Reed Smoot, visiting Salt Lake. days. Get your flour while the good weaMrs Karl S. Carlton returned to Charles Jones of Adamsvllle, Is ther last Beaver Milling and ower Milford Friday, after a short stay in with the Chase Murdock's tor the company. Btaver with Mr. irnd' Mrs. Timothy school term. T. II. Cartwrlght has gone to Brownhill atnd other friends we cnarge oi u.e uuuucbb "4 fcon't watt until Mhe freeae-uwhile Mrs. Henry M. Green returned to H your flour Beaver MHIintf and,of h,s wn.' JoPh the latter takes special medical trenl her home at North Creek Saturday, .Power, company. tnent In Cedar. fter keeping house for her mother while she was at Delta. Mrs. Leon Kothertagham Llddiard am son and all Theodore Bowen and returned to Provo earWarren Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bowen announce ly this week, after tutting her moth-e- r Huntington are aettled for their U. Y. and sister here the past month work B. Provo. in at the birth of a son on September 26th. year's n 1 work'and the picture taken. "And now do you realize that the location chosen was the best in the I'nlted States for this particular pic turein fact it is the only location where it is possible to take the picture with the desired effect within the million dollar estimate. Now in the picture there must be the bluffs above the river back of Kansas City; there must be the green fields at the start; there must be the timber along the river; there must be the high mountains; there must be the pralr ie; the bad lands, the sage brush, the mire, the desert; and there must be rivers to ford. Now. all these, we of Pruess can find in the vicinity Lake, this side of Garrison. "This lake is a reservoir, two miles long and varying from a few rods wide to over a half mile wide. At the upper end of th elake la the grove of trees, (and by the way In this grove will be the camp where all the performers will be housed and fed Above this grove Is the sage brush plain and the mire; an here will be staged the prairie fire. Among the short brush, tons and tons of hav will be scattered, and the flames will be fanned Into fury by the aid of a This mapowerful wind machine chine will also be used to produce the sand storm, and also to make waves on the lake. On the right hand side of the lake are the hills or bluffs back of old Kansas City. Across the lake is the field from which the wa gon train Is to start. Beyond is the prairie between the high mountains. Belo wthe dam which forms the re servoir, is the arroya, which repre sent the "bad lands;" also in the bdtto mof which the wagon train will be attacked by the Indians. "Now by locating the camera at one point the lake looks like a broad, sluggish river, over a half mile wide; the of tires are most severe there WHEREVER you will find Firestone Cords in universal use. The hard jobs seek Firestone, And so well has Firestone responded under difficult conditions so consistently has mileage mounted to totals impossible to .obtain from ordi- nary tires that today Most Ijliles per Dollar is the buying slogan of thinking motorists everywhere. The blending and tempering of rubber, d cord g cure all construction, these mileage methods have gum-dippeair-ba- been developed by men whose life work is the production of constantly increasing tire values for the public Users in this vicinity verify Firestone reputation, and report almost daily some new Firestone record of extra distance travelled. Don't be satisfied to buy tires buy values the longest mileage at the lowest price consistent with such reliable per- formance. Make Most Miles per Dollar your principle of tire economy choose your next tire on that basis. MOST MILES per DOLLAR Will Mathews was on the sick list last week. Jf ft Mrs Van Hickman was a Bearer Mrs Will Mathews' rrandson. Har-lan- d Keller, of Lynndvl. is visiting here. Arthur Gentry left the first of the weex tor Salt Lake to Join his family who went north several weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Jameson of Mlneravllle. were visitors In Beaver on Tuesday. II A. ht hve. w"1. !t SHOES, CLOTHIN 1SJ GOODil Our atock U the Urget la Southern UtAh per jrard..... PLAN X KLETTK8, PKRCALK8 per ard (JIXGHAMS, per jard The PRICES on,the of oar GOODS are Equally at Ret "Complete Family Outfit tern" BEAVER ri" and by Just moving the camera a few rods, It shows a narrow stream which la a by the use of the wind1 machine torrent. raging "By placing the camera in one po sition and by changing it direction, seven different acenea with entirely different backgrounds may tie taken. "The grove, the prairie, the eage brush, the bluffs, the mountain, the narrow river and the wide rirer. At no other location in the country can such a variety be found. "Even with this ideal, economical location the company expect i to spend over onehalf of a million dollars in about fifty days, nearly of which will be spent in Mi- HEAR YE! ' ft HEAR We have three pen af SISngle Comb Whit UAanit ready mated up and ready to V to work. We also t . ' i. purebred White -- piymoutk if headed by splendid nulei Um all highly bred blrdsCt JJ, bb you will ieJ proj ft ici, We also have a n water Incubator, a hot air w several larjer outdoor kfe a new oats sprouter that lm been used, chicken wire, om i two inch mesh; and a newi&j. t em poultry house. SxlO, fa ft We also have 1 head of Aer eluding a nurebred vearlint i Jlllett ram. If you can use any of 0 ( come an! look them ever fig be glad to make yoa a foot m. lford." . them. Phone 24 or writ team and are hiring every They Beaver CJtj.r Brownhill, Timothy wagon, every truck, and man they an. can get. They will use carloads of .. 0 HOW TO REDl'CI TAE1 provisions and six carloads of lumber. The western states an gc' Thirty carpenters and live black smiths, with a baggage car full of too much money on their j. tools arrived Sunday. orerhead from fifty to The commissary department, cook lars per capita. waiters, butchers, etc, consist of All who are getting th t:i' men and the mesa tent Interested In twenty-fou- r getting mort, k is 60x112 and th ekitchen 40x60. , more duties, more feet, son it A powerful electric generator and more power. is to be used ampler Money la the concreto yover and one of the greateet wind mach which politics puts over mv id ines ever built will be here. Not en- to wring money out of the pea ough trucks can be hired In this lo- ralae more taxes. cality, so several big trucks are being The dodge of shifting the ha ordered from Los Angeles. some other group should tot fe Five blanket are to be used on anyone because It Anally nut s every bed. All laundry la to be oai of the producer and tha es - ' changed twice a week and everyone er.5 has a clean towel every day. The only way to reduce Mr Palmer, the assistant producto spend less, cut the overt-- .' tion manager, says the ox teams are of government and reran hm being rapidly broke to yoke and will la ii f new every be started out on thb road next Tues. cheme proposed. day (they have already gone.) Re The farmer and the how r says that a half carload of wagon bows are no wat the depot and wagon simply cannot go on parlsi to order. He says that ther will be more for government' ; a "chuck wagon" and cook along with the ox teams, and they flgnre It Net Nagr Sns will take them about eight days to Most people fancy Is l drive from here to the lake about that Stephen Fontert np seventy-fiv- e miles. psild or were Inspired bf The real actors will arrive abont mualc. But "Old Folki it Ho News the other Fwtter utelodiw the 10th or 12th of the month. nnllke negro music as snjt The entire picture will be. taken possibly be. That their es often-l- n at this location, with the negro dlnfect W exception gro sentiments Is simply I Inof the buffalo fount That wfll be cident due to the fact that b staged on Antslope Island. The actual camera work on the Island will day th negro minstrel., the a0' ; commence on the 9th and here oa "corked," were music before the pw bringing the 13th. Beaver County News. u., one-ha- lf . two-thousa- nd t f1 Fall and Winter White was among Beaver north on Tuesday meetings and the fnr conference State fair. Charles Wntters. bv Mrs W. It Walker. accompanied Wt on Mondar for Salt Lake, where ther will ,penrt a week or ten davs. Wallace Knot has th' week entered Leland Stanford TnlrersItT har-"- r gone dlrectlv to California" from . m .. W r"' mnr "rUh Miss Erne Mathews Ira Featon rooved his fmllv "rst o ffhe weV to the Welov Far nronerfv. rnMT rsrs'nrl hv rr Frier D I. home ,lnce coming to Beaver last year Jim flow' of r,.,TAr '"'.'-on'r- act,,,, CLOTH ING for Men and Boys HOY SIX si ITS. tl ()HRCOATS, CAPS aadllATU i p to YOrXG MEN'S SIZES. ' ' ; . PBOM , MEX'H OVERCOATS, HEAtTlES ne nas heen iicceiifiil -- eV W of rood hooM, d '7; !"2 ) $17.50 HEAVY WORK tt)ATH, SHIRTS. I'N'DERWEAR, I'RIt'KH. LEATHER SOCKS ETC VESTS, FLJj2 AT THl i h & TOR . Cords K Golden Rule Store who went wor had hon of h. rrM '7" - Iron 'Vvntr Rerrrd. 1 Xo matter Dan B. Lybbert went to Salt Lake on Tuesrtar for n br'ef rlslt with hln i rmilv and to attend conference the fatr. . "ntractlnr I OUR STOCK IS CO&IPUii It - Karl Levi and Miss Margaret Levi visited the H. H. Ashworth's over Sunday, returning to Milford Mon- dav. i Gum-Dippe- d tT? tax-ralsl- visitor the past week. cnled the 1 WATCH '' "Uncle Bert" Skinner was a Press visitor on last Fridav. TOhere Extra SmJiais Demanded Firestone Cords Predominate DOXT WORRY X)TTO. AXU WOOL KAMILY. 11LAXKKT8 FOB TBH ' FERNLEY & SON |
