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Show T T Friday,. March .14, 1919 TTTB1, - Wilma Tries To Shift The Blame To The Senate Shipments It ia the plain duty of President to call an extra seaaloa of ' iconre- - He cannot escape this re- by a childish note seek- jp ponalbillty shift the blame from himself t0 tlie Republican senators. 11 : admitted that the failure 11 the $750,000,000 appro- proride n10 jpIPtlat0 or the railways is deplor- g .able, yet the Republican leaders are 4 Juatinfd in repudiating the peraon- filibueter of three members. 4 Evan fconcediug that the entire flli- ' j " 1 et the door of ' ?the Republican Contingent In the sen- Eureka H1U w. . , 14 w Bullion Beck Pbfeletlly Impossible to .give due consideration to nil Import-- n lb Hotted time. Had .. Total Carlftsds ibv ,ut the railway appropriation bill passed . ;,nd the other bills failed the presl-Eaw. Bigler Or This City .dent still would have declared that Died Today In Arizona " Kroup of BeB iB thB Mnte bare chosen to embarrass the j deliberately . Edw. Bigler, well known resident tdmlnUtratlon of the government, of Eureka, died today at Phoenix, ,nr arbitrary use of the Intended to be employed in Ariaona. He left Eureka only a few Pw Interest of the people. weeks ago intending to put lneev- charge can be flung back oral weeks shearing sheep as has ' the president. Has not the P been his custom each year, being an making arbitrary .use of in this Une of work. Boon af-- : ?fnt power and has he not dellberate-take- n ter hia arrival at Phoenix he was ' U1 and the telegrams which.: l7 c,hoB t0 embarraas the admlnls-wer- e 04 be government by embar-tha- t sent here this week indicate the legislative branch? Has death resulted from typhoid- - i Pveoldent any sight to complain Mrs. Bigler left yeater-l1- ? pneumonia. the Pld many hours day for Phoenix but will not arrive iin discussing his Uegue of Nations there unUl Ute today. Edw. Bigler was IS years of age' covenant? When it was his duty to and leaves a wife and four children. remBl,lBt borne in touch with the Hia parents apd other relatives alaoMtB he went 40 Burope. concluded Mreement-whicsuperseded the live at Nephl. During the past few! United BUtes and years he has been employed at the!,0VerelntJr of committed of the country Chief Cons. mine. large number to his own the future League of Nations. Havof close friends will regret to lenrn of his death and the. sympathy of ing neglected to consult the senate many people is extended to the be- he returned to this country and, figuratively speaking, strode into parreaved family. liament like another Oliver Cromwell and told the senators to take Why not get pure, fresh milk, pro- it or leave it. The entire country duced here in Eureka. Phone 125, was thrown Into an uproar. EveryF. N. Carpentler. body. wanted to talk at once about the League of Nations. Taft and his party, of propagandists wanted to talk. Surely it surprised no one that States senators wanted to Is a Womans Brain Equal to United talk. And now that the senators have taken UP some days in picking flaws Man's? , ; in the presidents League of Nations, which has about as much balance as This Question Answered by a baby's felock house, he denounces the senators ss filibusters. In the circumatsnces it was ImposBrockwell sible to give due consideration to all - . ; the Important bills before them. In inr- -addition to the railway appropriation bill there were many other Important But consider for a pleasures. ....... ' . Eureka Lily sold at 20 and 10 Me. Iron King sold at S2 and Sic. Tlntlc Standard cold at IS.0TMZuma sold at li Me. j l:e Colorado sold at SMe. East Tintfe Cons, sold at 11 Me. May Day sold at SM nnd SMe. Plutus sold from SS to SSe. Unde 8am sold at SMe. Crown Point sold at SM- - "be . H PERCIVAL B. PALMER & CO. These goods are specially priced for this season and the styles'&nd materials are absolutely new. COATS $15.95 AND UP . Iron King sold at SI and SSe. May Day sold at SM end Sc. Plutus sold from 17 to Tic. Provo sold st S and SMe, Tlntlc Standard sold at fl.ST ' 13.25. Colorado sold I at SUITS $34.95 AND UP Made to order. SUITS, COATS AND SKIBTS FOB LADIES. Sc. Empire Mines sold at 'Zuma sold at lie. . United Tlntle sold at 4 Me. 16-an- d I 17c.;' We are exclusive agents for the Ideal Ladies' Tailoring Co. of Chicago, I1L these goods are made to your measure you pick the style and doth, we do the rest. Order now for your new Eastern Suit, Coat or Skirt. i Wednesday. Colorado sold at SMe. i? Eureka Lily sold at lie. Iron King sold at SI andSSc. Plutus sold from 7S to 47c. , Tlntlc Standard sold at IS.2TM to $1.25. Iron Blossom sold at 4Se and 45 Me. Provo sold Uncle Bam sold at SMe.' United Tlntlc sold at 4c. ij i at-Sc- . . , known manufacturing concern Eureka Lily sold at lie. Eureka Bullion sold at SMe. Iron Blossom sold from 47 M 45c. reel-exp- ji ' 1 Just an advance showing of a few numbers in Coats and Suits, made by that great and well " - ... bu I Smart Spring Styles in I 4pf Coats and Suits Saturday. East Tlntlc Cons, sold at Utte. Eureka Bullion sold at Sc. Iron King sold from 14 to Sic. Lehl Tlntlc sold at SK and SKc. Plutus sold at TO and Tie. United Untie soldat 4 Me. Undo 8am sold at SM. Zuma sold at 12c. Enreka Lily sold at 20c. u n Page 5 Stock Sales rpMERianiwiTOraiaaaaania tj !wiln Chief Cons. Tlntlc Standard Dragon Mimmnih Colorado Eagle A Bine Bell Centennial Enreka iron Blossom . Grand Central Gemini Empire Victoria . . Bwanaea reporter EUREKA Pat . Your Money Into' Land And Beal Estate Here is a partial list of bargains in local real estate, being offered by Frank Garrity, who has many other snaps which you should investigate: Splendid home on main street. Can be had for much less than It sold for a year ago. It will pay yon to investigate. Well built house and fine lot of furniture. Can be had for Jess than the house can be built for. $ISS gives you a home ' and everything needed. the president's argument: Another good house, located nee? It is plnlnly my present duty to attend the peace conference in Paris, Chief Cons, mine, 7 rooms,' $206 will It is also my duty to be in close con- - handle the dea), and, the balance can tact with the public business during be paid in easy installments. Ton He goes on .will never have a better' chance ina session of congress. a home. to say that as he must choose be-gtween these tiro obligations, hej' - Partly Improved lot on Leadvllle WATCH OUB WINDOWS FOB STYLES 'A QUALITY chooses the. more Important the Row. $250. If you expect to build trip to Europe. Therefore, he' con- you had better Investigate this. w properties cludes, no duly devolves upon him Among the to call n special session of congress. listed for sale is the following: 80 of unimproved land at Delta. When he first went to Europe in REGARDING SMELTING KATES. It has been suggested that Tlntlc FOR SALE Good team, harness and conformity with a plain duty which Water right and also good city lot is Land was clear only to himself, congress $2105 takes everything. Lent weeks Issue of the Reporter people, wbo drive automobiles, form; wagon at a bargain. Apply to Tom Runnells. was in session: He ignored hia duty adapted to growing of grain and stated that smelting rates had been an organisation of their own inelead ' to remain in close contact with .the beets. advanced nnd that the increase was of joining the Utah Automobile As-- 1 FOUND Bunch of keys. Owner can Garrity also writes Insurance. public business, '' took the trip to working u hardship on Tlntle prop- sodation of Salt Lake. Thla suggessame at thla office. get n republlca-tlothe Europe and thereby handicapped erties and following tion cornea from 'a local man, who A BIG MOOSE CLASS. congress and delayed legislation. As of this item in the Salt Lake does quite a lot of driving and who WANTED To buy about 15 young was It transpired his European trip, hens or pullets. S. Allman, MamSince the institution of Tlntlc dallies Manager Whitley of the Am- knows to what extent the motorists a fissle in all except the personal Lodge No. J1475, Loyar Order of erican Smelting A Refining Co. came of Tlntlc auffer aa the recall of bad moth, Utah. Phone 176m. glory he attained. He accomplished Moose, a goodly number of new out with a statement that there haa roads. We believe that It should be nothing worth while, but he did pro- members has been addmf at each been no Increase in smelter rates." acted upon. There are a lot of car Costs Less Per Month of duce delay. And now he condemns weekly meeting: The evidence of the In a way thla paper and Mr. Whitley owners here in- - Tlntlc cities who the senate for delays which he him- growth of the Moose order in the were both right and wrong in their would gladly Join such a club and Service self occasioned. District may bo. readily seen statements. Mr. Whitley was wrong put up an annual membership fee if Tintfe Is it his plain duty to continue de- from the following list of candidates when ho said there had been no In- they knew that tbe money would be laying needed legislation? Why is It twenty-thre- e ,1a number that crease In the rates. If he had said used In taking care of the roads necessary for him to be in Europe? were admitted in one class last Wed- that hia smelter had not advanced which they use moat. There are and his aides do as nesday evening, included therein be- the prices charged tor the treatment times when 15 worth of road work Cannot A William Fox Production well as Lansing the president did, or per- ing a number of residents of Silver of oree ho would have been right is worth more than ten times that chance better? H. Me- - We were perhaps wrong in saying sum expended when conditions are A remarkable photoplay in We believe that most of his coun- City, besides 8.Eurekana: C. A. R. Logan, that .the smelters were reaching ont unfavorable. Right at this season of J. Hodges, Chryatal. which a girl's cleverness and trymen will believe that the presi- C. K. Gillespie, A. L. Sanford, John for more money, bat had we quali- the year, and daring the next month, dent is doing the country, a grave McClelland, W. J. Thomas, John fied the statement so that it would the road leading into Tlntlc should daring destroyed corruption, Srrong in his pique by declining to Dean, N. A. Noakae, L. A. Brady, G. have referred to "some of the smelt- be systematically cared for. Dragat the risk of sacrificing her call a special session and. sailing for M. Daly, Edward Olson, C. G. Weft-ber- g, ers we would have been telling the ging is a cure tor almost every road when he should reW. G. Btorra, H. Waters, gospel truth. One of the smelters ill but in order to be effective it reputation Love nerved her Europe at a timecontact with the pub- Delroy L. Laraon. Erik Olofaon, Wm. that haa put a new and higher treat- must be dona at the proper time. main in close arm. ' lic business.' j Okeson, Dewey Robinaon, Thos. C. ment charge into effect while at the Local motoriata, if they should orDavit, T. Bandeck, S. A. Palaoro, ame time cutting down on wages ganise, would not attempt to build and other expenses ia the United roads bnt there are many things that 'Joseph Wirthlin was out from Eugene North. PAYSON AUTO CO. Balt Lake this week tor the purpose It la expected that the member- States, to which mnch of the Tlntlc they might do toward making motorPhone 104 ing more enjoyable. of attending to business and mining ship will ha greatly increased during ore ia consigned. , Payson, Utah the coming two weeks, as the matters. LADY MACCABEE OFFICERS. for tha open charter closes of April, after which on the-firs- t lodge of the Lady Maca the initiation fee will he the The local elected the following ofcabees haa regular rate of S2S.05. Mrs. Elsie Brewster, past ficers: MOOSE ELECT OFFICERS. commander; Mra. Ellen Smith, lady commander; Mrs. M. Freethy, Tlntlc Lodge No. 1475, Loyal Orcommander; Mrs. Sarah V. der of Mooce, held its annual elec- Bowen, record keeper; Mrs. Agnes tion last Wednesday evening, when Beck, finance auditor; Mra. D. Betty Compson the following named officers were chaplain; Mra. Margaret Turelected tor the ensuing term: Frank ner, lady at arma; Mrs. M. Cannon, WHITMANS SWEET'S Beckatead, dictator; F. A. Palmer, sergeant ; Mra. Margaret Bmith, senvice dictator; Leo Thomas, prelate; tinel; Mra. Dorothy Pett, picket; JOHNSON'S MCDONALD'S A GENUINE FIVE-PAR- T WESTERN DRAMA B. Freed, secretary; Wm. Mitch' Mrs.: Violet Fox, musician; Mra. trustee M. Peterson, of the ell. treasurer; Catherine captain Franke, I M0N80N MORSES three year term; Wllford W. Mitch; guards; Mra. Sadie Willtama and Her father victimized by clever rogues, Rose term; J. Webb, Mra. T. Vlertel, color bearers; Mra. ell,' trustee two-ye. one-yeterm. trustee Hardy tights an unequal combat against the pearl Runnells and Mrs. Cion BeainstallMrs. Etta Gear, ton, ensigns; opium smugglers and bandits, but assisted by ESS-JAY- S UNION MEETING SUNDAY. ing officer; Mra. Virginia Hobbs, her loyal cowboy friends she turns the tables on On Sunday' evening, commencing lady of ceremonies. the enemy. at S oclock, there will be an open The next meeting of tha lodge .on Including assorted Chocolates, one meeting of Tlntle District Miners March 27th will bo an Important Fudge, Caramels, Peanut BritA WESTERN DRAMA WHICH ALL WILL ENJOY Union, at the hall ot the organisa- and all members are asked to . Pionoche. . ; tle, tion. A good program of speaking re ia being prepared And the officers of r lived for several years in EuCHURCH' SERVICES. one-oBAPTIST two Salt Compson state Betty union that the tafc speakers will be here for the reka and will be remembered by many Eureka There will be tbe usual Sunday All eordlally- - invited to ooceslon. fans. at the cervices and school picture evening attend. Baptist Church next Sunday, tailFOR SALE A- -l homo la the beet ing at 11:11 and 7:86, respectively. 1 Schramm-Johnso- n part of town,' 4 rooms and pantry, The public cordially invited to atlawns and cement walk, . shade tend, Ada L. Shepherd, missionary. . . Phones No. 11 and trees, large well, fenced lot, at head of Claric street. Price reasonable. - B. F. Fleiner is in town today from hia West Tlntle property. W..R. Winn. Is Gladys "Die Forbidden Room mo-;me- nt j j ' et out-of-to- , . A a Star Theatre Tonight iRBBBianiaiiaimHnn n lien-tena- "The Border Raiders nt George Larkin and Mlo-kleto- n, CO-STA- ar ar HOME MADE FRESH EVERY WEEK Drugs No. 0 Star Theatre Monday Only 1 MIIIII55IHMS$0M0M5e5555555e05555ll8 |