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Show Friday, November EUREKA REPORTER Page 2 30, iIiiiion3 Of Fish Are j Small Sum Tax Money Placed In Utah 3treams Paid Over To This City 0 Information compiled by the state Mrs. Sarah A. IMslcr. Ity game department, and re-- l states tliat 111' f irwt Ini all nrint fish and ;c!i-.isiiliv (thaws that more than of I ho 1923 taxes has been paid over roliilou f 1. h hate lrf,r,a placed .t to Eureka city hut that the amount was hut 1319.21. The next luatall-ne-i- it in l tuh nri.a:n daring the present Twe.'ily four count .a shared will pnbuhljr not he t until Ju.:b county tlii din jdhu'io.if i.r,d Him county treasurer has had tlnn to t!iP- S.l'tiO d f.s!;. Tlte up the hooks and prepare a hat.-h-I. i i. i. n tiOii-Tlist of the delo.niicnt tax payers. ' hot a few years, , wdi it this Eureka t'lty viil year co!!! Is rarri'd ,ir-- : toil jr.iiraru the largest tax in the history of th , , '..'.I! h flood fishin-- f !i : r thn government, 7fc l ci-'l- 475 DEPARTMENT ; municipal ii'tjo-'ti-btrcMUi and river i. for this being a larger revenue from! : the tii lies. With such an anin!,i! in Huh. " thn city fifficem will he able to .all expenses in connection wl'li the TuXi.S MllSt Be street paving, sidewalk Imprr, cements and rhanges to tho water Paid By December 15th system. I'or the iiilorniiiiioTi of all James of internal 11. Anderson, collector Jimmy Mallancy Locates re- (Mine, has announced that the fin-- ; i.mialMuer.is of current tnrume Family At Kansas City al er la?.: .i mu.-- r he laid by 15,: dt !iiiji.i(i.,:y pcnultii 8 will be ap- .flmniy" Mallanev, formerly cm- - filial, lo ttiwtcd with llm Inion lucifir Ity. company in this disirict and now cm-- j poniiiiorri ployed by (ho fnler-af'it- e JSI9BL.IAIICY PRESENTS A of safety coi'ii. li.ssion as an devices und in railroad operations, r,i:iVr i.i tin; month for school I'lis Just written the lleporter frir.i jmis hut. Micro In no vacancy to Wichita, Km si; s lor c'lim tine Mr. he fllliil this year on the board for D Mallancy lias ben hiculcd in tin tlm Tint Ic i'.ehool District. There will south hut It appears that a elian.-.- 1m a vueunry an the local hoard one liu:i been brought about enalilns your lienee. hil l to make his homo at Kansas ft (Ity, Missouri. Seal Sato Christmas In Ills loiter compliJimmy ClQSimamnlQkiitn on ments tho people of Eureka the Opens Thanksgiving Day Improvements of recent yours iruny - ho new federal For folks who are looking for something worth while building, other ITepuiations for the sixteenth ani business houses, tho pavements, nual 'w Seals salo of Christmas a perfect production of Robert Louis Stevenson's tho splendid new homo for the Sl- -. tlcroujTtioul the United States are ters of the Holy Cross and tho pro- - about completed. In Utah this work famous story of love and regeneration in the South station for the Union Pacific wji( take place under the direction posed Seas. With Lila Lee, James Kirkwood, Raymond Hatcompany. Ilo predict h a great fuluro of i:(ah j.llhuf Health Assocla- for thn ramp and states that he re- tion. It will commence on Thankston, George Fawcett, Noah Beery, Jacqueline Logan. gretted very much his Inability to giving I)ay and continue until visit, hla old friends in this district ( lirlatinas. The proceeds from these on tho occasion of his trip to ttr.a1 l(,nny HCaa arn UHOj against the stale last mouth when lie spent n spread of tuberculosis, and especial-- l jly ti.:y or two at Knit l..ike. directed toward preventative! ucuHiirea against disease. Showing jwl.at has been done in Utah with the jnii).,io;,i rai.i'ul by the sale of Christ-- j following public, Havii:g Forfeitci Cdmo inns Seals,has Hie bo.-Issued by James' jclnliiuint 0 h "E"11 Ii. I,. 11i.i,e. superintendent of tli3 ha1 of lhi Association: jipalth Spr.'ngvilUv High School, objects :t eiiiiously to the iiein which ap-Jrn,l1ire the l.tah Traveling pcrired In last week's lleporter, hav- - Healthy ( linlc, wlilch started its ing to do with tho Hfuniling of thu ,.ani 1923. The t'linlc visited various high school football trains March 20 in hn nnd examln- in tho division contm. which hai 1 A . 2S of 756 total InJu'-.n persoiis. been brought to clone. The ionmllon which wo published came ar.lvo cases of tuberculosis were to us from tho local team und in tliat found, which have since been follow-- , P'sracmul visits, personal, article it was all-glhat Spring- - J' f P books on. ctm, literature, latest villo had been forced to forfeit the and visits tuberculosis, public by Ic won was Tin'. which from ivitno Ith nurses with most gratifying li:.h for the ro.,s.m that ineligible The actual number of per- nii u" h id been played. This Mr. flouo denies, lie says lhat Spring- - smns unending the Clinic and the villo has never nt any time played health Hirelings held in connection, men who were not entitled to places h,ewlth, where motion picture on the team and that tho statement f'tn-- were shown, was 82,415. Vn-- . y V-- ' .55- 2 Conducted the work of tho tliat thn giinio with Tintle, which Health Crusade in the 1ms wim won by Springville, been Modern is forfeited erroneous schools, winning two of the eleven eiiTrcly Rnriuavilln won mid is credited with nnllnuul banners awarded each year When Dinner is served on Christmas Day you want the a victory on tin division records, ac- in the United Slates for the best health work, Utah being tho only Mr. Done. Meat to be worthy of the other viands and a credit to cording state west of Iowa to rapture these much desired your ability as a cook. awards. Fifteen IHO (Dl.WDK IIV. MAKIXd IMITlOVMMliM'H IX TINTH thousand of our boys and girls are One of the best ways to insure this is to order your Meat enrolled tills year in Ibis work. 3. Financed In whole or In part few For a ihe weeks past where the to is be found. here, highest quality always ' i..en busy mak- thn claries of public health and Wo can also fill your needs in the Grocery, Fruit and ing inii loveiic. ms o;. the Tintie lino school nurses In the state. 4. Conducted Clean School 's At various , of the llio Grande Hy. We lines. our Vegetable guarantee goods. in several of the counties, with X plaeei in the canyon below Eureka the roadbed has been put in shape gratifying results to school officials. 5. Employed for winter und the same kind of work is being performed on tlio side (he National Health Clown, to stage tracks to the various mines, the performances at the Slate Fair and )! object being to civo the line proper in thn schools of nineteen counties drainage nud if possible eliminate in the state. 6. Awarded to a number of desome of the trouble which is expcrl-- i PHONE 18 EUREKA, UTAH enced each winter from drifting serving schools throughout the state, now. playground equipment and nursing service to tho amount of 2, 625.00. 7. Organized health exhibits for State Fair, county fairs, health shows, schools, etc. 8. Urinted and distributed over 300,000 pieces of literature, dealing largely with (nberrulosin, Us cause, cure and prevention. 9. Prepared complete card records and outline maps and t harts showing by counties 1337 deaths from tuberculosis in Utah during the past seven years. Important and effective ss the work described has been, Mr. Wallis believes it ran be made much more so. The larger the sale of: Christmas Reals, the greater will lie: (he opportunity to do this. The following program has been mapped out for next years aclivities: 1. Will Initiate state-wid- e movement for erection of a state tuberculosis sanatorium at the next legislature, of 100 boils, to which the un-- ! Super-Si- x fortunate sufferers from this dis-- i ease will be taken for treatment. Heretofore a moderate-price- d !. Have closed car hai agreed to appropriate of all moneys raised in Salt, meant an inferior chassis. Now at a taring Luke County from the seal sale to of hundreds of dollars you buy in HUDSON aid in tuberculosis work at the Salt Lake County General Hospital. a car of positive reliability, chassis excellence 3. Have agreed to assist In the and finest performance. campaign against cancer in Utah, by illustrated organization, lectures,! These are the lowest prices of all time on the distribution of literature, and sur- make both the Hudson Super-Si- x. veys. . They 4. Will organize dental clinic for! Sedan and the Coach the most outstanding service to worthy school children In values in the world. those parts of the state where no, dentist is available. The extent of;! this service will depend upon the!T amount of money raised. 5. Will extend the work of the! Modem Health Crusade to three ad-d it tonal grades in the public schools.; . Will rontinne to finance effi-- ; dent public health nursing service' In different sections of the state. j . Will extend health picture film service and stereoptfean lectures, and continue ilie distribution of eurrent literature affecting tuberculosis, rancor, and other public health problems. 8. Will prepare portable health exhibits for county fairs, school exercises, civic entertainments, etc. 9. Will conduct "Clean School" contests in school districts applying for snch service. 10. Will continue to make awards to schools where constructive and I! S3M permanent health work Is being observed. by the formation and observance of proper health habits. : I I STORES KUIiKKA, UTAH. : j - Iiec-mh- Shop Early Shop Now! Let us urge that you do your holiday shopping at once. Waiting until a few days before Christmas to make your selections of gifts is liable to be attended with disappointment. j i lr..p-i.'to- r GEORGE MELFORD PRO 3BB UCTION e TWB Stocks are then reduced and choice is limited. Right now our collection of goods for gift poses is complete and interesting. pur- And this is the time to enjoy the greatest satis- faction from the pleasures of Christmas buying I Star Theatre Thursday - When Dinner Is Served 1 1, .1?' 1 t j -d t- - r Cozy and Handsome flons e Slippers Make Appreciated Gifts Warm and serv-cabhouse slipto pers are a boon make popuand all, lar Christmas gifts. will Our displays ..rove especially inle teresting to you afford important I both because of the variety of the styles and the prices which savings She sayst I will give HIM slippers. H says i "I will give HER slippers Useful Gifts for Men In Attractive Holiday Boxes Men are sure to like these useful articles which are attractively boxed for gifts. Some of them ; con-tes- Humpty-Dumpty- are made up in Fennells Meat & Grocery On the Finest Chassis Ever Built I com- bination sets. ," Arm Band and GarSets, single or doable grip garters. 49c ter Garter and Suspender Sets, finest quality webs and trimmings. 69c to 98c Combination Sets of Belts and Garters 98c A large assortment of Suspenders. 49c to 98c Mens and Boys Belts, made of finest cowhido leather with good buckles. In Individual boxes. 49c' to 98c House Aprons $1.19 Ten different patterns in fast color Amnglrpg.gr Gingham. Workmanship and materials make these values unusual See them in the windows. one-ha- lf . I Schofield Auto Co. Provo, Utah 1! i Remember Indian Summer will not always last and it is therefore a good time now to stock up on coaL We handle the famous Clear Creek and King Coal which are unexcelled in Utah. If yon want soft coil that ignites quickly and burns freely, buy Clear Cr$ek CoaL Or if you want hard coal that bums slower said longer, buy King CoaL We can furnish you with either, as preferred, on short notice. We also handle Hay, Oats and Poultry Supplies, such as Whole and Cracked Com, Chopped Barley, Wheat, Sunday Mash, Beef Scraps, Oyster Shell, Grit, Charcoal, etc. Norman-Jens- en Co. |