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Show riursday, THE EUREKA REPORTER Fntfe 8 Donald Ostrander Buried Community Chest Receives Big Silver Sale Contract Large Sum From Operetta Reported Made By Smelter' l Friday At Los Angeles . . vl ! - I 'lilted rtJUlicCtfoiCf I DHli-ia( (immunity f of In Ktircke. late Word wiih Kindling, pl,,t,!M'l wl to huc-re--lining iii.il Mining I'unipuny annouii- i- :iHt week aiiiioiiui'iiiK t lit dentil and trl t," operetta eomiurted of Donald Os- ed tale lnut week lliat u contract liad hurlal at Ian Angdbeeti made for tin hiiIu of a huge trander, non of Mr. and Mm. D. V. eently to mine funds for this organ lon. Ihey stale that nearly !- ainoiint of silver. Ostrander, former mildenls of Mils was realized from this source. Hie wus It Is reported Hint llie purchaser dty. The young inun's death will ultimately prove to lie the Me- - caused from pneumonia, from which teachers, the students and everyone t m Iran government," the slHlemeiit )n had suffered for only u few days, who contributed In any way to oT thanks the , have this success affair Meof nlsS It Is mild. Deceuseil, who was 33 year-reported that Iro has contracted for 23,000, 000 mc, was well known In this city of the t best offlceis. he proceeds of the HUli .ilioo ounces of silver for rnliingi over a where lie was horn and where iuost Hr Athletic Carnival, which Hils the 'of Ills llfo was spent. During period of 12 inontha." The American Kindling and Ilo- -, World War ho nerved overseas with, will he sponsored by the Klka Lodge,also lie turned over to the Coinfilling Co., American Metal Corpora the American forces and upon his will ....fa fl.f.ol fnl are t.'nlted Stales return to the tlon mid Mexican Corporutlon other produces understood to he par- (owed the automobile racing game tlflpnllng In Him mile. Deliveries of for H0,e yeara with a cerlaln degree. ' Xj'ortll Lily and Big Hill the metal, II was aulil, will he made f HUcceaa. Ills sudden and untimely Employees Liberal Donators over a period of u year at the rate of death wus a aevere shock to the a ho lit 2,OOH,OUO ounces u month. many friends of Hie family In thisDuring the rect-n-l drive conducted district, all of whom extend symtho Community ( bent for uddl by hemember of the "Why do radio performers work piuithy to the tlonul funds we failed to make menro hard?'' aaks a contemporary. For renved family, the splendid contribution of In addition to hla parents he Is tion of i the love of mike. of tho North Lily and the employ Niirvlved by the following brothers Hill milling properties. Tin and sisters: (lien, Margun-t- , Waller lllg mines again proved these men at mid Hilly, nil of Los Angeles. Ilitidcning Process Has their assessing them by liberality Interment Kunerul services and and Been Found For Copper turning tho money over took plnce at Los Angeles on Friday. selves Chest to without so much ns In tho Helen Heesley and Mrs. V. A. ;MIhh asked to contribute. In excess la u reienl Issue of the Ke(;ilhool, former Kurekmis, took part log Inwas secured In this manner view of Itevlew these is mi In the services. The former guva n of $2&0 was added to the I reusury of the w and a lo of loreNtlng story lelllng piano selection mid the lalter ren he can ('host. which Those O copper process by Dry derod two solos, lhe act on the part of these men until Us tensile burdened mol " Tske Me to Thy Terr." Is Tln-tlc cent Is 100 surely a rnmniciiduhle one. lie-- ' gre.itper Other former Kncrcri Ileurt." strength duct ion In wages and the fact that cr than Unit of structural rle.-lpeople present at the service Like Hie search for perpetual were: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fields, Mr. many men with these companies made it only liulf time Mrs. motion, the pursuit of n copper und Mrs. William Tregonlng, discontinue to for them led mi many process Mrs. Surah Arrluoiis, hardening Joseph Treloar, tho regular monthly contribution erstwhile experimenter on n Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Sheehan, at hut mid last futile during the guest long Miss Mnry ftyan, Alex Nolun. which hud been nindo However, It is. it has been accomplished In a W. It. Neshlt, Louis Kryger, Mrs. punt few months. foundry. The pro- Kdwurd Collins, I. D. Theriault snd very evident that they are willing to do all they run In the way of -; cess Is regarded by nielallurg- Mrs. Lily Tomlinson. lit f work. Kinploycea of the Tlntir fiit , by Industrial chiefs and by prop-scores of inaniifaclurliig ron- A contemporary lias derided a H'lindnrd and Kureka Standardcertain a are also corns ns a major contribution ertles who giving radical Is only a conservative both to Hcleiice and Industry. It Mini from each pay check to assist has I oat his Job. In this work. will pcrhnpH give a new birth To find antlafaetlon In the mlsfor-tuneto thn copper Industry nud cop- of others Is evidence of a menu Utah-Arizon- a per mining. Highway disposition. Assn. President Named j flii? Hluli'M 1i-- 1 Il- -I - th -- : a -. 1 ! has planne! TARTMNG! Well, rome and judge for yourself! Penney thank ll.c U.rtf,, to a -a. you graphic for yoAnniversary value .mash in April week, Every .ueceM. every our day built ha whose patronage j Prnr,-3o.BmM, HrrC. Cuing lor you. ! hare money-averiand great j record-makin- g rconomie. Come year of . .r, t. m Ruffled ... 5 piece Style . . , Material . , that CAP ell vainest CURTAIN 8ET - va1 Cornice ancel rufSubstantial quality mar4-i- n. fles I BROADCLOTHS and . Many Design Fait Color I 49C and quisette PRINTS dots I Mc-I'lie- e, mid-weste- yXl ' L caps wT'ff'JKrcKisi newest pattern- yard s- rn r- 1 , i s i j Karly development of commercial, Best Utah-Arl-xo- - - V.t V. ViV-- . J " - Sound Pictures :: i T Of nunvinli tliat will nix. Is well known In Utah and full cut, 50 wear He Is a native of the former inches long state and a graduate of Drlghatn Beautilul hand In former years Young University. embroidery I he was Identified with legal and business activities III Salt Lake City. 'ln 1913, he came to Arlxona as the state mnnagrr of a (urge western ,, suranre concern. At the present time he Is the senior member of Price and Price, a firm prominent in Insurance and real estate circles of Utah und Arlxona. The Highway orguulza-'tlo- n association Is u of business, professional and people, principally of Utah and Arlionn, Interested In the brlng- Ing about of increased travel through the Rocky Arizona head-!Mountain states. Ilead-j- j at Phoenix. are quarters quarters In Utah will he established Jut Salt Lake City. According the Mr. Price, Increase of traffic through the Rocky Moiiu-- j Oh they're cute I lulu states is not a new Idea but one that holds many possibilities, the ex- of which is now especially Bloomer and Panties ' ploftation He explains that urg-!- ! appropriate. ent necessity for activities employ-rayon I Medium labor In useful projects of rom-- ! Ing ' length bloomers mercial, industrial or rerreatlonal French pantcost low of and the vulues, existing ies I Sizes to 161 materials and supplies, warrant the initiation of necessary surveys and other road work. Much profit lies In the development of travel through the Rocky Mountain states, not only profit In dullurs and rents to the people of these stntes but benefits In many other ways. with the perfection of highway systems, new trade areas will he created and isolated trade ureas will he made more accessible, Mr. Price said recently. "Mile for mile these states posses more objects and places of interest than any other extended region that 1 can think of. A hurried survey brings to mind U.Iacier National Tark ; at the Canadian border, Great Falls and Hutto in Montana. Yellowstone In Wyoming, the wonderful forests of Idaho. Grrat Salt Lake, Salt Lake City and Zion National Park in Utah, Kalbab National Forest and the Grand Cunynn in Arizona, and any number of Industrial, historical, In Finding scenic and scientific pluccs of im- Ask Help Lincoln Relics In Tintic portance scattered throughout the . region, terminating in the south with Is, 011 in What hai. wav of romantic Old Mexico, hu pointed Abraham Lincoln in ,inr out. homo? . Dr. l.nui A. Wainn. ilir, r:or tho Lincoln II.Moriral Foundation a: Foil W.ii--ask the Reporter to l.i'.p in Wat'iis any really .aciiaiiie I.inioiu cm in', in this seel ion. la the Konndv ion's and library and in nu-- y 25 Discount On All muM-uother hitorii,l Ins: I'v ions all eer the country, he la'i-. tin 10 ar- - i . LADIES COATS at nuniernMe pric-l- e i.i ; f the Gril llm-- ijuior. yet l; MYRLES HAT & u. Canvas Glnves SO Lowest price in Jrearsl Heavy, 6 ounce twill funnel gloves I Large sized I in-- The north-and-sout- My Daisy h PF.NNEVS say. Thank Saving! Yes, 30 big days of to express our gratitude for your pastn patronage. Glance ... i SATURDAY and SUNDAY, APRIL 2nd and 3rd GIRLS RAYON MI1S 1 .h CtitA Run-resi- over these GABLE st 1L9C each north-to-sout- h She missed the trapeze bars as thousands gazed in horror. Hold tight to your seats a thrills in store for you as suddenly the wizardly of this film takes you hurtling through space as though you were performing these death defying stunts yourself. An amazing new dramatic role for Clark Gable and Marion Davies. Also Comedy and Graham McNamee and His Talking Newsreel LIONEL BARRYMORE and ELISSA LANDI in The Yellow Ticket A thundering story of a framed girl, a conquering love, that smashed her persecutor. See Barrymore as the wolf like despot of the secret police, and beautiful Elissa as the girl who defied him. The story is taken from Michael Mortons sensational drama and is one you'll long remember. A real show. -- Nat-urull- ! ; breath-takin- g thrift opportunities a mere idea of the many, many others awaiting you every day in April! . See our windows! Watch the papers! More to come! These are happy days for us . . . but wait 'till you see how ha ppy the surprises wee p lan ned will make YOU! ! MONDAY and TUESDAY, APRIL 4th and 5th 69C ! LOWE Vx SHEETS The famous "Nation - Vide' sheets at this amamg price! tMiflaLl non-prof- it BAXTER Shes Gowns j and FRIDAY, MARCH 31 and APRL 1 O Henry a Romantic Bad Man! Tlie one robbed gaily, gave freely, loved madly T h e other soldiered jauntily, shot accurately, flirted merrily both the death with Warner gambled love of this temptress as the stakes. Dont miss Edmund the best borderland picture in many months. Also Hilarious Comedies and Harry Lauder Singing TO-NIGH- Forto Rican na Ari-xon- t j industrial and tourist potentialities! of the Itocky Mountain states hast been given considerable impetus by the recent selection of J. Robert Price as president of the International Highway Association. Mr. Price, a resident of Phoe-- j i Girls' COTTON DRESSES Weve our higher F-e- d styles ton I Siks J-- At VAT 2i.fl y, ! 1 A-- Wayne, anordins to Crtlt Mr. Warren, fiiiranro roinpany f the will dedieatc a mas- giving full details ir th. in sive bronze statue of the Youthful arlicles ren will then Lin. oln. done by the famous sculp- art Ido is worthy ot7 tor 1iiul In Manship. connection with this dedication there will be and make arrange1 lug It to Fort Wayne. held a "open house" in the In Hie for year t f oiindatliMi' iniHeiini nnd library. IMnnent. the Lincoln For this open house" Dr. Warren V .Fivind Uh-i pUnniii; a sptcial exhibit of Lin- search of l.lnrda coln relie collected from Individual center Under P own r and not heretofore shown In America. lm w" X1 there reetion pithin'. L.uh of the display will r' private 0 largest full credit to the ow.ier, and lure ever father'd 6 i lie more Important l'eih.ip one. l.'ihlicul rh.trafi r purchased by tlie Dr. Warren promises f oundation. that treasuu-- aw.iv in t hat ull ?y Tolly of Ihe submitted for the or office th re . h n na--- rlpix. special exhibit will he returned. you wont forget. newspaper .md ri.i'a :ne a: tide, Local people who fed that tre. Saturday a.l boohs und lliey pamphlet. pi. tare, have something of unusual Interest dY medal and other Lincoln items that Jane Addsni say j are every hu ns valuable. He seek w.'.un ,:,n,Tmin, Immediately all. , tho aid of this r',, ou!9 A- - barren. Lincoln 'eth after and it D t1 waxy anV, and army In Foundation. readers F,.r,,ua bringing tin 0 to lihl. iu!thr' i"h T.' ,n(,1,na- - Pr Mr- - K. M. China has Sometime next summer at Fort jlrandall, Lincoln NTilonal Life In- - also. two-da- Kc-i-.ir- ch WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th STAN LAUREL and OLIVER IIARDY in Any Old Port 99 The King Pins of Comedyland are coming in their latest production. The biggest dollars worth of show in America and it only costs you a dime. We also have Chapter 6 of Adventures in Africa" which shows the stampede of a great herd of water buffalo, the most dangerous animal in all Africa. Plenty of thrills and plenty of fun. All for & dime. hair-raisin- g Special Sale , n 'e -- . ( m DRESS SHOP 21 DKKSSUS AT Sl'l t ni. 2t HKFNSFS NlTdll. AT I it.-m- - n- aq tpJ. Jj ...$6.95 V tiew-vpape- |