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Show Pnpo Thur?(lny, July 31, 1930. THE EUREKA REPORTER 6 JrttlcTnont Mario in Salt Cier?k Road Right uf Way H- (urtrnlv--HI - Up -t ilfitilf 'li'J'll A Dm In til Sol in i. iiiiiil, i i tHimg vs. S. mail.. nurrvsew Jli I In y 1 lie i at i.ureka. Utah . Ui-i-- I I In" i mb we.-- Ilulah. Editor. Hire. MaaaKer. ('. K. C. K. 'n Ur. tin') i"ri,ri,rint sill iit A !itll-if- REPORTER! I'ubliahed ou lliuraday of 'P I' 4 ii. 1. tin h ti i'I Jmih Imiiiir Wken. I n ! EUREKA K'liered In the poslufflie at fur I In- hilnl '!' Utah, mm neeond i lass until n.ii., i In Ml li inn- mailer uruler Ihe Ail of March a, in.i1 wlii'li iti innp I "Hi-i- IH7. tiuitil. nrl for iiniiilv Tin iimniy nil! nlsn i vi .Mr Vl- k m 1 4 S 4 40 fur SuliiM'rlptlmi llaies 2.i0 pi r par. Mi i iinirm li'il aIiIiIi uh in Vtikeis wliiri-li- . t;4 hi I DUO 00 Ku-rek- - in-- r .umJ.Io-- , ho . ' pxsss tMrtf DNV4) v It l' ki-- This I eii-- Hoy II i,. nut MiutPri - I in !; I'm. mi ihi IiiI"I I from tin 1'iiint I IIMIC Jmlei il I ' II 4 l 41(111 44. K Oil'4 iinlll Tliui'sil.iy Will M I' ll II 1.4 .MIi Marl KeplliiK"i i if Silver lily it if! tor Juab ii Mrs. Alue Idle uf Kureki 1'iite ju t mi uzrei Ciiiiniv nl. A Jtn y us ilw-- i I'linnuiireil in ll.eir lile"ds i'l I his a sftili-'iiwere llsirhl Dial liny weie married mi nf w liiii'spes i, ml ii nniiilii i lie flllli iif July, the leremmiy lie'.inr ilnrliiK Hi' 'Iliik at N. perfmimil hy ihe munly I.i'iiihiihiiry iy iiiinriii-Mr. mid Mrs Keplinn-- wl'l lie emiiity, Hint Juilve TIiom. N.'plil, II Hurt on ami Attorney Will l. make llelr lio'iie al Milford nf Iluyl IiiiiKiiI Hfiir tin .Mi Mil II 411. 'K ON V.4C4TIMV Die ili'femliillt il AmM Jh4 uril.ir. wlii'ii iiiiii-"- Mr mill l Vlrlo-r- i i 'u - f I ii- tl retire-i-nie- r Inii-rest- Mr. K. I) Mi'llhn-- I h ft Tuesilay of this week for I heir I'lillie nl (Ire it lleml. K'llisiie, I .vliere ley Mill spend H Iwil wee'Ss of Ihe Karl F. Ilium. i,,,ilrniHii (V A. Creamer will he !n tai'Hilmi. lumril nf riiiiniy ruminlsxUmerii. win , I'liark' at the Inral store iif ihe J. at Ni'plil Ihhi week n Men ilinn n I 'ell Mr. ney iiiinpHiiy ilurlna ai wlili'li lime mailers iieriain-.nhue a me. in ihe rlalit nf way for n new hi our Ii Sail Creek ran-o- ii a iiiii rmnl ASSI'NSMIM MI'IICK. v.--i ilisi'iiNPt il. However, it la Mines CmnpHiiy, prlmlpal Simix I iiinlerpioml I hit IiIn matter Is nnw iralKhleiieil mil In a manner aaree-lilil- place ..r huslness. Kureka. I'tah. Notice Is hereby alven that il a In all 'Ihe nexl UietlliK of Ihe v ill lie held m1 AiiK-.- IlieelliiK of the Ilonril of IMreitnrs, i mnnilsi-lmieruf l lie Sioux Mines Company. Imbl 4lh. 01 Ii day .if July, 1!K!0. nt Ihe mi lh of ihe company. Mu- Mining lilanka at Tlepnrier offle. L'fiiernl uffh-ei"kH. flu Ii. an ussoMiieiil. No. 20, or. I rent ( per share whs oooooooooooooooooooooooooo levied upon Ihe outstsmlliiR "apital i link of Ihe corporation. pnvaMe iiniiifiliiitcly to Kuiron M. Hlrch. MIIAiV Mr. hmI IIS (1SVSl(ll II Kl.l VIOSH4Y Ml f:il - ill iii.ei-Iiii;- a MOT1 1 Kl Flrl.lirrN CaMorin is a pleasant, harmless miIj stitutc for l.'astur Oil, Iirp(f ri Treihinu Prnps ami S Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms ami Children all aj;e ! I e fr more than ,yi year t safely rrlicvr To Sweeten Stoma h Wind Colic Constipation Diarrhea Flatulence Regulate Ilowels Aids in the assimilation of K h mI. muit inj; Cheerfulness, Rest and It lias been in ase jr Natural Sleep without Opiates imitatiimi alwajri Proven direetions on rach To avoid kmk for tlie 'tuu iKii;itiirf nf 1liyskiani every where jiiMkaRC. - 1 s If You Had a Million Dollars i ; 0. a I Nolnrlcs I'nhllr 4 Reporter Hours, KiiieltH: I (o it P- - I'liiine (It Mamnmlli: (I I'hoiie to U:M N 4Voiild you work If you did not hive lijr aoiun unct iiccti'd Dr. OBORN Dentist Ml HM Itl.lNi., i:i HI IMimie III Hours: -- lo 7 Ni:i(4!CK .V II lt 4 Y (I j l- - ROBT. Ii. TOWERS lto 1SU l'lione till Main Si reef I l'TAII ii : ' REPAIRING of all kinds. Work, liross, laillen, mid (lilldren's. We ean help you innke tlioui hist Imiuer, nml IimiW la'ller. plo.'isiire lo solve you. j ! (time Commls-lerreiarv-lreaeur- er, September ' I First pub. July 17, 1930.) dPlf MlMliims off TPeopffe that of Ml derplh-tinAdiiiii aliould In Ihp future PHrn hli hrPHj hy the awpal of Ida hrow. Not thill he hud Imvii wlmlly Idle Ih'Iiiiv hia iiilsalpp. for Ida Job had Ikpii In keep Ihe icurden I rliiiini'il up, to Hs ntmul IhlniM n lillle, lull Ihe woi k wiia nppnremly plpaviini and all lull UPKllKlhle. Nolhliia Ima piikiikimI aclenlNla aud piiKiuppra more during the laat I w ent y live yiHra llmu Ihe devialng ami con ktruclhiii of liiln'r auvlng machines F.verytliiiu; that cuild poaslhly mime hailed nr nnipllornle work hua Ihs-wIlli didlghl. We aivin nut to enjoy work. Anything that will reduce the Imuia of lubor or make our Joha a lillle aofier and a little more while collared we received with entliiisiiiHin Middle need people young fellow even-lo- ok forward to the time when they will not he maimed hy the limn dniea of a Job. hut will he free to do nothing and to coine and go aa they like. I have wati-hethe men In an offlee with w lih'li aiu acquainted Wfty of them poMMlIdy and all under twenty-livyenra of age. They come hurrying In In the morning, a little late often, aud aellle down with evident reluct-- , a nee lo the routine of Ihe day. At--1 moet any one of them could he replaced Million! einhArrasKiiieiil or losa to the orgaulxalloii. They are enrnlng a living, hut only a tuuall Hr cent of them care for the Joh they are holding or would keep It If keeping It were If these not necessary lo existence. fellows aliould each come suddenly Into Ihe poKeMdon of a million dollars they probably would not look (nahle TJ10 mnJ Itnp-prlrs- d axtomsfcllt Kmt brought greater opportunity added Jkvuri of rwrwdns to mUllout of men and woman. e In mid ms us. D. A. WILSON (nsllelon Kurekn, 1'litli j Shop at head of Job St. 444444444444444444W444fH4 i'fKVICE of the Every working part of your car is thoroughly greased by our high pressure system that forces necessary grease into inaccessible and hidden parts. Cars serviced here leave our racks properly greased no guess work. Grease is cheaper than repair bills so bring your car to us for this work. Or better still phone us and we will call for your car. ofllce again. at an eusiern university recently sent out a ques tlonnulre to two groua of profesalon al men and women proouiidlng this question of whut their prtuHMlure would he If they had a million dollars suddeuly given to them. Eighty one per cent of the teachers addressed suld that they would give up teaching If It were posafble to do so, and It. per wut of nurse agreed that under similar conditions they would give up nursing. That la. an overwhelming majority showed that they were noi especially Interested lu their work as such hut dung to It merely because It furnished them a living. If It la generally true that the great majority of men laboring men and professional men nre worklug only because they must. If you keep to your Job simply because It affords you and your family subsistence or even a comfortable living, then there are a great many Joha being badly done. Kvery one should enjoy Ms work; he should like It to well that eveu If he should fall heir to a million dollars he would go on loving It and doing One of the professor Greasing in 30 Minutes ; ; i ; ; , Ida host In It. Eureka Service Station FRANK BACON, Prop. PHONE 26 whv EUREKA, UTAH F. 0. E No. 217 Meets every S Monday Oclock BFC.AlSE ihe nutoinohile Is such an lm factor in the lives and proa jirritv of st many people, the purpose of tlu Fonl Motor Company is something more than the mere manufacture of m-.- : tor car. There is no service in simply setting up a machine or a plant and letting It turn out good. The service extends Into design, every del ail of the business the and sell the wages paid production, iug price. All are a part of the plan. The Ford Motor Company looks upon itself as charged with making an auto nioliile that will meet the needs of millions of people and to prov ide It at a low price. That is its mission. That li its duty and il obligation to the public. The searrli for belter ways of doing There Is cease things is never-endinless, untiring effort to find new methods anti new machines that will save steps and time in manufacturing. The Fonl plants arc, in reality, a great mechanical uni versitv, dedicated to the advancement of Industry. Many manufacturers come to see and share tlie progress made. The greatest progress comes by never stunding still. Today's methods, however successful, ran never be takra as whollvo right. They represent sliuply the beM efforts of the moment. Tomorrow must bring an Improve g. men! In the methods of the day before. Hard work usually finds tbe way. Onre It was thought impossible to cast gray iron by tbe endless chain method. All precedent was against it and every previous experiment had failed. But fair prices to tbe public demanded that wasteful methods bo eliminated. Finally the way was found. A better way of making axle shafts saved million dollars in four years. thirty-si- x A new method of cutting crankcases reduced the cost by $300,000 a year. The perfection of a new machine saved a similar amount on such a little thing as one bolt. Then electric welding was developed to make many bolts unnecessary and to Increase structural strength. Just a little w hile ago, an endless chain conveyor almost four miles long was installed at the Rouge plant. This conveyor has a daily capacity of 300,000 parts weighing more than 2,000,000 pounds. Ry substituting the tireless, unvarying machine for tasks formerly done by hand, it has made the day's work easier for thousands of workers and saved time and money in the manufacture of the car. All of these things are done in the interest of the public so that the benefits of reliable, economical transportation may he placed within the turans of evrrv one. night. Miners Unlou llall. M. JOHNSON. Urea. B. CAMPBELL. Secy. oclock r, 11 I A ASSAY OFFICE (ieorKC T. KiIpii t (Pi'll j Shoes 2 . tfov T of The nirae 44 SiiOE iM'iiipii-U011- Would you or kwp atorp or run thp naratiPT .117-4- 4 ITHI.K4 hour of farm, ! M. John F. Howe. Secretary I. O. pmipnt Lowest Trices i'mtim4'h:h i itia: I can furnish parts for every make of stove. TIIOM: Ttnlh1 I.id ,e No. l, A. M. mi'i'ls 2ml and tth Tuesday of each month nt I. t). O. F. Iln'l. Vlsitlnit hrolliors invltod lo attoiid. Christy Siliempp, W. dul-lara- Best Work K4, I T. 9:.0, at thw MIeetiimy ymi ahoiihl fall hilr , lo n million Imw wnuhl that fad I'lmiiai your p rcae n I plana and yiur Plumbing and Heating Fixtures of all kinds nml descriptions. 24 hour service from Salt Lake City. p. in. It-- 1 store, 1 Ku-.Sil- i, p. m. to pay Ihe delinquent aaaeaer,.k:ii Any Murk upon whhh this assess- - ' n.vnt together with the cost of mout nuy rei:ulu unpaid on Auu-'- l verllsliiK and expense of sale, KM HON M. BIRCH, i r.tli. 1 9.(0. will be delinquent nml Secretary-Treasuree'lvertlsed for sale hi public auction,1 nml unless pa' inenl Is made he fove Office: Kureka Mercantile aion Company Store, Rureka, Utah, will lie nl the oftce of the com- -' offices of the company, Kureka Ver- - pmy at Fun ka. Ctah. lu do an? If This Is I lie season of (lie year when you slimihl have your plnmliliiK done mid I mu pro liHceil lo handle your woik In a firsi i lass inaiiner, 14 1.114 JOIt til '.4Rnti:i:ii in. cenenil . . llliaoi. OONTRACTINO Jr. al Hie lanillf CmiimNi,.iii Co. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GENERAL Dr. Steele Bailpy, .... JSiUKCAA, U 1 An ARKLE CLARK Dean of Man, Umvariity ef and Kiirefcn Dtri.-- s , By THOMAS ; jPLUMB!NG E. HUISH C. E. RIFE D7 il it nimnim-w- l FliUWij FO II II 3IOTOII (0)ll'A.Y |
