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Show ' Thursday,. November &), 1933. THE EUREKA REPORTER band of Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, is asking that Aimee pay a 35,000 breach of promise Judgment against him, awarded to Hazel St. Pierre, a nurse. Hutton made this request as part settlement to him in his divorce proceedings from Aimee. The tables are turned, instead of the man making the settlement, in this case it is the woman. We dare say that the socalled evangelist wishes that the whole affair had never happened, but then, you cant dance without paying tho fiddler. ftTown Talk - -- The M. I. A. gave a party laat Saturday evening In honor of the retiring presidency of the Y. M. M. I. A.; Alonzo Sandstrom, Parley Eyre and B. E. and M. H. Chamberlain, ofiDouglaae Wlrthlln. Provo, were In the Tintlc District Mrs. Albert Larson, who recently last Saturday. They came here to.moved from Mammoth to Spanish inspect some of the mines. I Fork, left late last week for Los Walter Jensen was up from Provo Angeles to make the acquaintance of last Baturday, attending a meeting a uew granddaughter, born recently of the directors of the Eureka Bank- - l0 Mr and Mra Curtls chatwln. ing company, of which he is an of- -. Mrs. John P. Fitzgerald left on fleer. i Tuesday for Pioche, Nevada, where Kindergarten will start Monday he wI11 pen(1 some time with her morning, at 9 oclock at the public lon and daughter-in-laMr. and school building, for all children who rg. vern Fltzgeruld. The reason for were at 6 years of age on Novem- - jjrB Fitzgerald's visit is that her 28th. j daughter-in-la- w had the misfortune faI1 lier ,eg-o- f and break Tho fourth budget entertainment ,to the L. D. S. Church will be given The nigh Priests of Tintlc 8take Thursday, December 7th, at the wjj entertain at a party, given unward hall. It will be in tho form of der the direction of the Eureka a dancing party. ;Ward bishopric, on the evening of 6th tho party to take The annual recreational institute at Recreation Hall. The tha placa for Tintlc Stake and others stakes of tl,e Seventies Quorum of this division will be held at Pay-- w111 ests. Games honorary son at 7.80 p. m. on Dec. and 18, will be played and refreshments Anyone who desires instruction on erved-stordrama, dancing, public speaking or telling is invited to attend. Funeral services were held at Salt afternoon over The Joe Bowers Mining company, f?ke Citr, Bar"ard-trict- , l with property located in this die- wh dled on Monday was Deceased an of assessment levied has ,ormer of Eureka bav, feB,denkt cent per share, delin- - ? the Centennial quent on December 18lh with the beeemy,ed aa Company IIeT sale date set for February 17th, a brotber oI I- - J- - Barnard. 1934. The address of the company ment took place in the Mt. Olivet is Dooley building, Salt Lake City, Cemetery. is A. Reeves. and the - "ber mnr y I''- one-eigh- th secretary Dow al Ely, Nevada, a school fo. The members of the Lady Elks is being conducted b, held their regular meeting on Tues- education vocational thi. day evening of this week. The busl- relation and it is proving quite pop- session was followed by card ranE thrty : ,ula, Mortktha" playing and a luncheon. The high teachers and news- to Mrs. More prize was awarded Uave enroll Kr.uk Garrlty and the cut prise to paper ,en t0 lab"era three Mrs. Frank Hickman. Mrs. Thelma vhun P MClae,l threef Allen was hostess, assisted by Mrs. weeks, and an array josepn uuys. ores, charts and lecture material N. S. Spalding, manager of the are used in the demonstrations. . local store of the J. C. Penney com- ' pany, was at Provo on Sunday at- - NEW POSTMASTER TO BE .NAMED FOR LOFGREEN tending a junior convention of store J. R. managers in this district. The government has posted notices of Portland, Oregon, was . Dougherty, the principal speaker of the meeting stating that examinations will be and among other things admonished held for the position of postmaster . the Applications managers to adhere strictly to at Lofgreen, Utah. '.the rules of the N. R. A., stating that close on December 15th and shortly '.he believed this to be the deciding after that date examinations will be factor which will defeat the depres- - held at Provo. This Is a fourth claw lon. Pot office and the compensation of the postmaster for the last fiscal On Thursday evening Edna Smith year waa 1507. entertained the New Domestic Nine Club. The time waa spent In sew- - JjOFGREKX PROPERTY FOR SALE 500. High score Ing and playing was awarded to Miss Gail Stewart. 8plendid piece of property at Lof-Th- e event was in honor of Miss Gall green will be sold at a bargain. A Stewarts birthday, and she was pre- - new postmaster will soon be ap-- . aented with a gift from the club pointed at that place and the bulld-- ; members. A delicious luncheon was ing in which the office is located is served to the following: Miss Donna included in the sale. If interested Miss Yvonne Vance, Miss get in touch with A. M. Anderson, ; Melting, : Madge Knotts, Miss Dorothy Gillis- - Lofgreen, Utah. pie, Miss Florence Naylor, Miss Faye ; Stewart, Miss Gall Stewart, Mias Quiet About the hardest thing in the world for ' a woman to keep. Beth Laird and the hostess. Ptors as-ne- rn aJek t ! ODD THINGS AND NEW-- By Lams Bode Page 3 There was blood on the moon down 8an Jose way last Sunday night when the people took the law In their own hands and lynched John Holmes and Thomas II. Thurmond, confessed kidnappers and killers of young Brooke Hart, much beloved and Idolised youth of that locality. Word that his decomposed body had been found, verifying the confessions of the fiends, was the spark that set off the surge of indignation that smouldered in the breasts of the people. Literally thousands, including women and children stormed the jail, got possession of the degenerates and strung them up to trees in St. James Park, across the street. Governor Rolph of California has created a national sensation by condoling the lynchers, and promises that if any of the leaders are arrested and convicted he will grant them a pardon. It is a safe bet that none will be arrested, for the mental attitude of the people in general in that state, or for that matter, every state in the union is in sympathy with the mob. The technicalities of our socalled laws, the tactics of shister lawyers, and the sneering attitude of gangsters and criminals has got under the hide of the good people, who feel that if the law is not capable of handling the present day criminal situation, it is time for them to take a hand, and when they do, the job is usually done up in a very competent manner, as was proven by the 8an Jose hemp neck-ti- e party. At Muskegon, Michigan, last July, W. E. Worthing, wanted a news item put in a paper that he waa to become a father in November. Ye editor refused, and informed him that would not be news until November. But the expectant father was determined, so he paid for ad space and made the announcement. It proved to be real news and was copied by more than 2,000 papers. The news arrived on November 25th, a prettly bahy girl. Miss Elna Miller, nutritionist, at the Agricultural College, at Logan, in a treastie on the value of the apple as food, says that cider has many You tell em, well possibilities. say that cider has possibilities; if you dont think so Just drop in on some farmer who knows his cider Oh, boy! Sounds like a case of rubbing it in, or getting it going and coming. The Payn Takit store at 1453 South Main street, Balt Lake, experienced a hold up during the day, last Saturday, and that night burglars made another raid on the place. That place must he easy plcklns. The owners had better throw a guard around it or close up the Joint. To Miss Inez Gilbert, Lansdale, Pa., should be awarded the medal for world champion flirt, or letter-write- r, as you may choose. She carwith 112 ries on correspondence different people, included are artists, marines, sailors, radio announcers, a lawyer, banker, actor, nurse, a small boy and an old lady, none of which are members of her family. Her correspondence includes 12 foreign countries and 40 slates of the Union. Its a wonder she does not The huge increase in the price of get writers cramps. gold has caused a stampede to every Sheriff Jeff Bartell reported that known locality where gold was ever a boar, killed a bear on his ranch big found, and many of the prospectors are being rewarded for their efforts. between Elma and Oakville, in WashThe wild search for gold will un- ington. His children told him that a bear with two cubs came to the hog doubtedly produce results and it will not be at all surprising if some en- pen and attempted to devour some of the small pigs, but the 600 lb. boar tirely new gold bearing districts are did battle with bruin and bested 75 cent increase The opened up. per in the price of gold naturally was her. Upon investigation he found that such wax the case, the hog had responsible for tl.e feverish gold the bear for hours and finally hunting hug. That much increase in fought tho price of silver would have the killed the intruder. The valiunt hog howidentical result with, tho white metal. lost one eye in the encounter, ever. The names of Ford, Rockefeller The football games of hist Saturand J. P. Morgan, were ommltted none of from the list of the ten greatest Am- day ran according to Hoyle, teams the out, losing although strong ericans this year. It being rtated that in defeating the depression had deflated their Army had a tough time of 12 to 7. slim the margin hy Navy ones standing. They are not the only California of Southern University that have had their status depleted defeated Notre Dame for the third few which has the last during years, straight year and in winning ran up raised havoc with reputations, an unusually large score against the and most everything else. South Bend team. The Californians Fate dealt Frank Naga, a strange put over three touchdowns for a total and cruel blow at Chicago last Sun- of 19 points to 0, avenging a defeat day night. Four thugs were holding they suffered from Notre Datnc a up a market, and one of them shot few years back when the Rumblers in front of the proprietor when he beat them 28 to 0. Duke and Pince-to- n attempted to get to the telephone. kept their slates clean and are The bullets going through the door still in the undefeated class along and killing Naga, who had taken with Army. There were no major refuge in the booth when the hold- games in the Rocky Mountain Conups came In. ference, the big games being held over until today Thanksgiving. If An odd murder case is being aired Denver U. defeats University of Colin Chicago at present. Reta Wyne-koo- p orado and Utah whips Colorado Agwas found dead on an operating Denver team will have a the gies, table in the home of Mrs. Alice dear title; it is also possible for the the girls mother-in-lato gain the title if they win The body was pierced with a bullet Aggies and Denver loses. Any other results and apparently the victim had been will leave the championship in a under the influence of a drug. First with no definite leader apmuddle, Mrs. Wynekoop, who is a doctor, conTooele and Boxelder fought fessed to the murder, and then the parent. out last Saturday for the Utah it dead girls husband, Earl Wynekoop, school football championship, confessed to the crime. It looks like high Tooele youngsters won in a and the a cose of the mother shielding the decisive fashion by a score of rather son and the son shielding the moth- 20 to 6. er, each believing the other guilty, Old timers of Kansas City have and later developments may prove that neither had a hand in the crime. called to recollection that at least three river steamers, ladened with It happens that way, sometimes. valuable cargos of whiskey are lying More than a million unemployed on the bottom of the river tucked have been put to work during the away in Davy Jones' locker, as it past few days, and the outlook for were. One bearing 814 barrels went this winter is much better than it down near Higbee, Mo., in 1861; was a year ago. It is going to take with 200 barrels, sank near another, a lot of money to carry out this pro- Council Bluffs, Iowa, a few years gram and one wonders when the day later and a boat sank near Omaha In come. will But the 1863. What liquor that would he of reckoning present can be likened to the foot- if it still existed and could be salball team, holding a tight defense, vaged aged for 70 years in the and wailing for the breaks, Just like wood. all of us are at present. The big issue is to get by with the hope that In London, many girls are taking the future holds something better In fencing lessons during their noon store. period, thus making it their lunge hus hour. David L. Hutton, erstwhile pock-etboo- ks DONT DELAY! PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR WINTER DRIVING G. P. A. GLYCERINE DENATURED r 4 9 ' 1 TIRE CHAINS ALCOHOL CONOCO OILS AND GREASES Make Winter Starting Easier Stop In Today and Have Your Car Checked By Experts TOMS PLACE Continental Service Station PHONE 24 number 88. This years senior class has twelve more students in it than last year had. High School T. H. S. The program Wednesday was MARION LAVER, Reporter given by the ninth grade. Those that took part were: Burke Wilson, Beth Kay, Adele Durfee, Madeline The biggest social event of the Haynes, Carlos Rife, Harry Carten, year to be given by the senior class Bob McCormick, Bryce Jones, Jean will be the Senior Hop, December 8. Davis, Rosie Cobo, Marcella Gour-le- y, The hall will be decorated in silver Veva Wablberg, Pauline Green-hi- ll and blue, representing a Bethlehem and Virginia Fields. The Night with the star overhead. T. H. S. programs, which will match the As a result of the program which decorations are to be of silver and has made it possible for the Junior blue. A number of people have been High School students to study singchosen by the students to be patrons ing, an operetta, The Indian Pafor this special occasion. The sen- poose, will be presented by them in iors have been very fortunate in get- -' the near future. Many of the chororces- -' uses have ling the Americans' already been learned and tra to furnish music for1 the dance.' the cast has been selected as folCommittees have been chosen and lows: Marlon Kalghn, Beth Kay, with Dean Munson, as general chair- -' Rachel Thomas, Rose Cobo, Jean man, plans are progressing rapidly Davis, Bryce Jones, Bob McCormick, to make this a great success. Harry Carten, Carlos Rife and Bob T. H. 8. Parker. Monday night the band gave an Tree sparrows consume about 800 exhibition in playing and marching between the halves of the first Tin- tons of weed seed every winter in the state of Iowa alone. tlc Leabue basketball game. T. II. S. A two pnge school paper will be published Friday, December 8, by Bill Allison and James Bedingfield. NEED XO LONGER SUFFER A new editor and manager will be INTERVALS AT PERIODIC chosen each week to publish the DELAY! ABOUT WORRY OR paper. T. H. 8. LAXVIBURNUM The high school has received 36 books for the English department. Relieves the most stubborn The books, that are in great demand, cases quickly and effectively. are to be used for book reports and Different from anything you leisure reading. have ever used. Priced 85.00 T. H. S. for full size. Sent in plain Box from Payson Junior High Zola postpaid. Sold only wrapper, registered in the eighth grade on by Tuesday. U. 8. LABORATORIES T. H. S. Box 2000 Hollywood Bta., New desks have been added to Loa Angeles. room three to accommodate fourth and put away!)) (Clip year American history students, who now Notes ten-pie- ce WOMEN! AND NOW The Curl Shop p, Pi ALL SIZES EVEREADY PRESTONE HAS INSTALLED NEW PERMANENT WAVE EQUIPMENT Unbelievably natural looking, deep waves and soft, tiny curls without any possible danger of a steam bum or pull. Waves that you may have in comfort and wear with pride. NEWER, FASTER DRYING SERVICE. ALSO have stayed with the Duart machine because there has never been anything else quite as good. 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