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Show Thursday. Xoveniber 31. 1929. THE EUREKA REPORTER Deer Hunters Get a Still And Also the Operator Shipments V eili.i'siil.iy Si ill pH. r: Mi;, 1. ,, Taj lor. limit A. under tin d.rei'i Kiiiuhn, starVi! n-- f , I lie I '.i i, they arrested was i.i i eii.ii'til N in., ',! i.,er.n u. !,,, n.e I si;i. bringing their priMiii.r ilmnuh in the county ja:l .n Tl.-- ir deer hunt .i ,.f t f.,r ih- - d.i .m.l Wednesday is t !.. Iasi ,l.,v (pell Season. Slieritf K.tUhti, w lia i ai i iiinp.i ni ed the other officer on (heir ,,u In It trip to the still and destruction, state th.,i the la rue copper kettle was the one i.ilmi several weeks a so from In front of the County court house. Me now 1:" evidence that it was carried. some distance liy a couple of men ,h,,n l,,a1,l irmk and taken ,0 ,) t,r th(. llu.' uti, hi,, 1ST1' .m ,,0,u,, V quite recently a the moon shine plant found hv Deputies Snrp-- i son and Taylor had been in use hut! a few days It was a makeshift if ' fair and owing to the fact that ordi-- j nary galvanized pipe, instead of topper, was used, liquor from such! a still would have been almost like liquid dynamite, The still had a capacity of about.! 250 gallons daily hut was being op-erated in a small way us the total supply of mash was less than hundred gallons, Harmer was held In the Kureka jail until today when he will he taken before Judge Iotts of Stiver 1 I Si., , ,,i . ,i . ,i . .ii , i, y, l.'u4 1 in u. i:. 2c. - 11 Dig II I tile 1 ISIH1. (fiilral Si. i ini. rd Cllh'f ( III. $2 Crown Point -- Hl D,,' and .'i0 Du.!:,-i- i tiv in l.iliy 11 If. al.d ladil Tim If tic Noil It l.ily $1 20 Sili Stand ir.l 2 Tin' if Standard S 11 22 ; squeeze riay Practiced On the Exchange - Yankee. aiied Same Old ii' i.J nil ! i l.i . : ; S.licr Standard. h. . in'. 1': i s.-- 142 i i iL.mJ. U'.id. I. : . I : i h i I'll-- M.i'-iie-r- . vv Carloads . :.!ii !..: N'Mli: S. in i K.ii-.-k.- Total I i ' I. in Mir,,' in ij : .ii ii ., i II.. Ii.J-.l-i- i , , Not niiii did rl.r t.lte t, t, . . iind UllcXpi'l ! .! ill t lie Mnden to the mjii'Ii I'l Stock Sales ii 1: ! 41 I 7 j 3'c Yankee Kal Crown Point East Standard jc. V 1 Umpire Mine 23c. Shield 13c. History repeats itself, la a com- Silier phrase. There has just been a Silver Siandard 3 Sc. repetlton of the stock panics of Standard Lily Kx. 20c. other years, with more reason and It Is the for 'effect, that AVEDNKND IV. people will not take warning from Dig Hill 57c to 50c. the past. When atocka are moving (Yniral Standard upward everyone wishes to buy. To Cons. $2.25 to $2 15 Chief warn them that at some time the Kast Standard that Issues top must be reached, Kmpire Mines 20c. that go up rapidly can come down Dullion tific to tine. Kureka In sensational order, is useless. Buy- Kureka Lily $1.12 4 and $1.10. i ing continues and then when the Iron King 59c to 53c. time comes to squeeze out the little ladil Tlntlc 3'ni1 to tic. fellows and enable others who are North Lily $4.15 and $4.10. wiser, and who by reason of their City. Sliver Shield lie. wisdom have more money, to profit Tlntlc Central 4c. by a falling market the reaction sets KO.tl) SHOW Tltdt PE COMING Tlntlc Standurd $10.25 to $o 75 In and panic stricken speculators Tlntlc Southern 1 'jr. I N. KKCHKATION IIAl.I.j TO add the fuel to the flames by throw I'tah Con. 1 tyc. Ing on the market the atocka for Crown Point sc. which they have paid their good The Colonial I'layer Co., direct Sioux 7HC. from the Hollywood Playhouse, money. This week has just witnessed one Hollywood. Calif., twelve players in! This week - IN Ol.D ARIZON " of the most sensational of all sell- - all, enroute to the Hippodrome log movements In stocks. All other Theatre. Salt Lake City, for a sea-VOTK TDK CITIZENS TICKET. Into Insignificance son of stork plays, will play an en- big days pale exwhen compared with the atock at the gagement of two night A few reasons why you should change transactiona of the past few Recreation Hall. Kureka. cnminei.c-days- . 'vote the straight Citizens' Ticket: ing Friday evening. November 1st, More worth while Improvements Many Tlntlc people, who ordinarl- - presenting two famous New York were started and finished under ly pay but little attention to eastern plays. The drama on Nov 1st wlll!j0hn churchs former admlniatra-stocquotations, could not help get- - be Chas. Kline's great story. Hun than during any other adminis- ling In thla week and from all re- - "Kempy and on Saturday evening t ration In city history. AH city puve- ports they stand to make money as Chas. Nugent's famous play of llfe'mrnts were constructed then; a the beat Issues on the market ap- - entitled Kindling. Inch wat.-- r mam from (he water tank Among the well known theatrical laterals insuring proper pressure peared to suffer along with the most names in this company are: Miss laterals Insurong proper pressure speculative atocka. Donna Ylckroy. Denise Coughlin, and fire protection was laid; more :LoU Cray wier. Th.ro,, fire plugs installed; and more sideMan Given Eureka Former Orr. William Robertson, Louis walk const-uete- d thin during all the rison. Faso, of the administration Joseph Ormsliy, Advancement rest Johnny put toImportant Wm. Jensen and others. If you gether. More worth while imwould enjoy an evening of match- provements were started and finishThe Rocky Mountain News (Den- less entertainment, do not miss this ed than during all the rest of the ver) of October 29th contains an real dramatic treat iidminlst rations in the psst ten the article announcing appointment Kuyears. of Farris L. Morton, tormerly of IN OLD ARIZON (Political Advertisement. ) of of office to the secretary reka, Co. & Smelter Supply the Mine NUPPOKTKIIS OF MINING W4N Morton, a graduate of the Tlntic i l WEDNESDAYS S4 IUMM ;E some and for School years High Ohio End Offiide Claim connected with the Eureka Reporti An eftort was made, at the Wed-- . er, went to work for the Mine A (ax nesday meeting of the 1920. At Smelter Supply Co. in fMERCHANTsT over a to put committee, advisory that time he waa a price clerk atj mine metalliferous that proposal the Salt Lake branch, later becom- should be taxed at four times the Ing assistant credit manager, then! net proceeds. Instead of three times assistant manager of the San Fran-- i as at present. The matter occupied cisco branch and for a number of! .the attention of the committee dur-'inyears he has been secretary to the the greater part of the day and general manager at the Denver ofwhen it was finally put to a vote the fice. , fr plan to recommend auch an advance 4 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 The young man la a brother of in mine taxation was lost, six ' Mrs. Harold D. Shrlver of Eureka 'four. George H. Ryan, state senator) whom he expecta to visit during the and from Juali and Millard counties Today's Fable: Onco upon a time rATlC HUS present month. I lore was a surgeon who never told chairman of the committee, voted YcllOWSlOne the multiple to u pa tie lit: "The operation waa just Route increasing against Longest Newspaper TALKING PICTURES SHOWN ; In time One more day and you four. OX UNION PACIFIC TRAIN would have been a dead linin'" FOR KENT Nicely furnished room. Believe it or not An2t Los board on the Apply to Frank Garrity. wot Ids n"W!!pu longest Passengers The Salt Lake City women have geles limited of the Union Pacific is in Yellowstone Park, l leu nZIMj B Hass to educate themselves LOST Gold watch with atkey railroad which arrived In Salt Lake of the Dividend miles long and absorb between 0 The member Up with their daughters. Call Liberal reward. tached. ipp of last Friday at 5:45 p. m., witnessed newspaper dally another1 and 800 pounds mothers will admit their ol athletic club have announced 243. the firat ahowlng of an daughters are that far attend of big boxing program for Thursday, between June and September. motion picture in a theatre car atFOR SALE- Glass china closet. InIt Is a full days work that tlleni. November 7th. There will he two The tached to the regular train. quire at Reporter Office. headline events: Carrol and MoCar- - fronts the driver, Bird tj,n hi of with starter car seats 54 and la furnished on the who the for and Jack Ray.'.ha Johnson step Clark, and Tommy" Peg put FOR SALE -- Good second hand football officials claim they thy .draperies and easy chairs. n"jfew years h.i been spending llie also three other bouts of four round lolet Coupe, and seta about "'I range. Will be sold reuaonably. 6 Pa7 to by Fast victory drlilng were robbed of the Loral officers of the Union of hla time In Provo days business. eil,jj - greater part Apply to Mra. W. C. Ivle. rear of cific system said Saturday the theOhio. They claim that when the knowledge of short cuts are news- canyon, where he has a comfortable before Keystone Hotel. task the he atre car had been built as an experi- blocked bn to needt home and everything waa recovered by Ur outlook la promising complete nary jup ment and they are not prepared to kins for Ohlo'a only touchdown that business. dusk. but the companionship of his manv WANTED Mens washing to do at Newells subscriber number Tlntlc friends, was hack In town my whether such cars will be added the Ohio end ws offside. Urkina Is home or will go out by the day. to the regular equipment. hundred persons who reside ,h His health prevents him For particulars phone 132. Absent Voters BlllOtS nnicb plened at his play. Isolated ramp frcin living In Kureka and that aceach summer in the America's Kra' , omit for Mr. Clark apendlng so FOR SALE Fresh eggs for aale. Ready for IlStriDUtlOn an,i resort hotels of Until 1923 these) much time In Provo Canyon, where lest natural park. John Franke, phone 181-J no means of hid Eureka business of vacationists voter j,ut HllyH Any qualified ne hla friends Mn(j t (Mire to being away ting their home town newspapers. City who anticipates the Chevro-- ( brings him hack to this mining New Style Dresses just In at from home on election dey should Since the route opened constant In been Hat and Dress Shop. has recordat Intervals, the to Myrle'a coupe camp regular city make application er for an absent voter ballot. vice, never niNsing u dav. The car has already travle IThese ballots will he ready within r underand h.i nul- on out 2.0UI glvi-are and a day or two Thu far,,, gone ;iny major repairs the filing of a formal application, the total cust of servicing the cur,. IN OLD ARIZON A", has beet, otiiv $:.H.r,i) This week i papyri it I Ii .pwfI1 pm'Hvmh ff Ii at .u n rum ilay Comity ("uinmlMHloor Juih- Kn- jaiulitfrIi stopn. anu nuk ia ni dull waa over frum Neplil loilajr. 'ii major 'Uh, a 4j niinuft hunk Hie to ami return t'ltlzena of the Party ramps, election The at Mammoth la.dge ni PEOPLE -house ALL THE Ticket mean 4 average WILL HAVE A VOTE IN YOUR p. m. To do Him hi n:ui Ml actual hour the to 32 miles GOVERNMENT. (.TTY hours. s five time I Political Advertisement. driving L. E. Flint, publicity director of r the park recent I v Invited a repo-teroute over the Newell In acciimpatiy I It af fouled the writer a "pendM forview of the jn.rk from trirl tourist bidden the average For Infants tad Children the reporter vot buck to Years hisWhen Over In Use ol b e he wrote ail enthusiastic description of the enchanting vistas Always tears revealed to him. hud been 'that taa full he coal iNor did forge the ability of the you get In each and every shovelful of our Signature of jear which swept him through :he alreasons you luring landscape. more rnm-- I value delivered. That is one of the many I never enjoyed a a motur car. ' he lu ride fortahle needs. We traveled through this should order it now for your next winter s fuel wrote Irritation wonderland leisurely, despite the Bladder If functional that was maintain consistent speed Just phone 16, 61 or 195. We will do the rest cause Burning disturbs your aleep. down." and of ed or Itching Senaation. Dwckach Leg Pain, making you Leo Uorrillo make hla debut Ain a "hy not depressed and discouraged, iHiill alii Twt? 44 Huur ( dialogue feature with Virginia JXe(he uo Gri Cjtea today at any In "Mister Antonio," a Booth Tark1? Slr' invton play, worVsMM.rlr' 1! Tw the night and Friday. You thla get 100 per with life of your laugh 4 M . t4 cent talking comedy-dramaOnly todayBion far-reachi- Sr. lc. 1 th-v- e l. j - - I 1 - k li- . ui ; g , Local Adi. i I , i i orga-rout- ng niy I I ', S&S34f1 "i e - "j I i : j 1 1 , j j j j j j ( , J. ket-h(- : lt , ; m-- J i I 'J tt FULL VALUE IN EACH i Special CASTOR Fcr SHUVELFUL Permanent W aye Well Known Duart Wave with Perfect Ringlet End, NOW A 30 $7.50 i I Juvenile Waves, 15 curls, $5.00 Backache Each including two complimentary Finger Wave I up-gra- TVTOniKffl'T BasffiS (3J WrtuwJSCI Phone 128 fat tjsiex Mrs. Allen - Eureka, Utah |