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Show Thursday, August 30, 1934. THE EUREKA REPORTER Raymer Drug Damaged hy Saturday Night Fire Page 3 ROAD EXPLAINED IX TELEGRAM straightened out, however, and XEPHI-LEAMIXGTO- X Elks Will Hold Convention Here The Raymer Drug Store and Myrlea Hat and Dreae Shop suffor-e- d considerable lose last Saturday At a meeting held last evening the evening when fire broke out In tho place, and had It not been for date and pluce for the annual the quick reaponso and good work ventlon of the Elks lodges of the on the part of local firemen the loan vlute was set for September lGth in1 sides Convict be- EUREKA Pratt wae not even REPORTER an attorney, and had not been ad-- . mitttd to practice luw anywhere. Published on Thursday of each week at Eureka, Utah. "Larrupin' Lou Oehrlg, first baseman of the New York Yankees, is C. K. RIFE J. VERN RIFE making great strides in equalling or Publishers bettering the home run record of the one and only Bubo Ituth. At present I.ou has 42, which equuis the mark made by Ruth on the same' date that he made the record of 60 home runs. Gehrig has more than a month to go to equal or better the mark and with any kind of luck Entered in the postoffice at Eushould accomplish the feat. Lefty reka, Utah, ss second class mall Gomes, the Yankee pitcher, is also matter under the Act of March 3, establishing quite a record, during 1872. the week he won his 22nd gume of the season not bad at ail. Subscription Rates $2.60 per year. Tody we found it neceeeary to atop the press in order to give pub- -' llcatlon to tbe following telegram from Russell Hawkins of Nephl the Nephi-Leamiroad, the same giving reference to an Item ap- peering in tbe last issue of the Re- - ! would have been a aerloua one. tliia city, porter. In fairness to Nephl people Mr. Conyers, the proprietor, and This will be tho first conventiou and for the Information und benefit firemen, believe thnt the blaze wav hold in two years and It will not be of Tlntlc residents we publish il vercaused by defective wiring as the j so elaborate as those of a few years batim ae follows: j fire apparently broke out between ngo. However a good time is plann- I read with amaze your nrticlo the ceiling of tbe store end the cd and delegate! from Logan, Ogdon, of August 23rd wherein you accused ; floor of the aecond story. The fire Salt Lake, Park City, Provo, Price the people of the East Side together bad a good etart when the alarm and Cedar City will be here. with the writer of using underhand ; waa turned In but it waa quickly The committees in charge of the methods to procure an appropriation from the state and federal govern- placed under control. Due to water affair are: and smoke, and the fire, nearly General and Advertising Commit- ment to carry on the building of the Andrew P. Mellon, one of the fl- road. In the everything in the two buslneea places tee C. K. Rife, W. Jleber Jones, was damaged somewhat and the George Qourley and James Cullen. giants of the world, bus re- - has returned from Europe, and since first place the party that furnished ,llinc to the United States after a arriving in Hollywood, has seen turnd Itself suffered Don building considerably Banquet Cronin, Walter you the information was either igEy Wtdimday Nlfhl I Mr. and Mrs. Conyers, who reside in Riilgley, Maynard Cronin anil 101inerllorant or he had very little respect trip to Scotland where he took a much of hie estranged wife Mary CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY I PraMatiOmi N.B.C. Hairy I the upstairs of tho building, report Ferguson, for the truth. Aa a matter of fact needed vacation and rest. Bui he la Pickford, equully famous in pictures. lllehMMraJaeli Dtnny'i I to dig into a large uccumula- - Doug and Mary came to a parting that no lose was suffered there. MMflcJoka B. Kimdy Banquet Program s. b. Wilson, neither Mr. Huieh nor the writer Kinif tion of business to he that has of the some rugive time The Block wns only parilHlly in- - Neil O'Hare, Mrs. Frank Bacon and at but of the waye the back, present meeting D. Y. L., 7:30 M. 8. T. K. sured. Mrs. Allen Ivey. (Associated Civic Clubs of Southern bis personal attention. Mr. Mellon mor has It that they will be able to Utuh. The petition referred to waa bas decided to work 12 hours per patch up their difficulties and live Entertainment of Ladies Visiting Hot climates develop hot tempers Mrs. John F. Rowe, Mrs. 0. E. nut presented by the writer; in fact duy or be next several weeks, or together again. He! Mr. lluish nor myself have ever read uul11 be gets caught up again. Rife and Mrs. Maynard Cronin. Utah is a dry slate where il is not does wiih the to-- , apparently agree the The Kiwania club, petition. Reception Clurenre Qourley, W. the luw to have liquor in pos- -; against idea K. Carson, A. D. nalrd, N. 8. Peter- - gether with other eivlc organizations. but the fact remains thut session, -and progressive citizens are and'i Max Bcbmeling, former heavy- - the federal son and James Cullen. I WANT TO SELECT government sold licenses t sr Anii Dance James Morgan. of the to 496 persons to retail snake Juice tlminlinn rnT n. ihirnBrt hnn' we,ght boxing champion a reliable young man, now em' The members of these committees T world. served notice to the sporting ,nd wbat have you. also 10 whole- to will serve of be with meet 8 will great. worlj tbat 1e FORESIGHT, fair, completed, ployed, Saturday evening at not exacty flushed sale privileges for the same products, b ' tb pa"pl o dock, at the Elks Club Rooms. education and merhanical ina a pMBibl contender for the There Is no reason why tho state-g- o v- JmS east for the purpose of outlining the pro- - county In connection crown now regUng gracefully on the ernment should not be collecting a clinations, who is willing to ' gram. brow of Max Baer' At Hwburg. f.t revenue from a large majority of train spare time or evenings Depend on Health and Germanr he won from Walter Neu- - these dispensers of the cup that iu Eureka to qualify as INU Rl- " 1 be German, by a technical cheers. If it is possible, at the next Health on Proper Food STALLATION and SERVICE Pn.f "tv ho! knockout' nd th way he polished meeting, the state legislature should of to Last Juab wanting off bla opponenti wj,0 was one expert on nil types of Electric tba look Jnt0 lbls malter and malce lh0 that rigliters, bigheat proved ranking afd adlndtlMM6 Refrigerators. For Interview necessary amendments, for (here Is Tlntlc Standard . . . 19 rations gchmeiing has a lot of good fights no reason for the federal government write, giving age and present 4 Jusl) County are now and always Centennial Eureka . m nim yet. According to tlie news- - to cash In on liquor sales and not the 4 have been willing to cooperate with Eureka Lily occupation. story ho went right after Neu- - stute. 2 the people of the Tlntlc District In paper Mammoth from the first gong and never, sal UTIL1T1 EM EXG1X EERIVO Tintlc Drain Tunnel I any problem or project that they Schoolboy Rowe, the f(jr a moment dld glve bla INSTITUTE nde0 pabC Ponent a chance to get going: Nensal pllcllln star of the Detroit Americeu J may have that W,ldJ ba Civic Clubs benefit. Tlie Empire Mines 404 N. Wells St., Chicago, 111. wa 0O bad, wbjpped b the end of League baseball team, entered the 1 of Southern Utah are to be highly' Victoria elg,llh r0Und that he volunUrlly ball of fame last Saturday when he 2 commended for the splendid Bullion Reck work gave up, and Schmellng was award- won his sixteenth straight game, and 1 Chief Cons they are doing for the people of ed the bout ontechnlcul knockout thereby Joining the select few cont southern Utah and they request andApex Standard sisting of Walter Johnson, Joe Wood 1 urge that the people of Tlntic Die-- 1 Eureka II111 Down at Tampa, Florida, Ramou and Lefty Grove, who have pitched Hal Trcshy 3 trlct join with them and see for Perez, decided that he was tired of sixteen straight victories. Plutus Young 1 themselves the thought and fairness life, so he stripped naked and Jump- - Rowe made Ills North Lily sixteenth victory 2 on Blue Bell in which the organizations carry ed into a swarm of wasps. Firemen more auspicious, due to the fact that Eagle 1 Its business." Yankee j were called and rescued the fellow, he went Into the sixteenth game with who was raid to be in bad condition a sprained ankle, and along with his from thousands of stings from yel- - marvelous pitching he made three which scored the win-wrumored that hia STOCKS ALES a "bump-off,- " but then manager wee going to pick soft spots attempting Pro-' meet at When the Democrats he might have figured that he for him in order that he might hang vo Saturday to name .their state, agaln BUILD A BALANCED To up a new record, but Rowe would needed the added punishment. and senatorial Monday. congressional tickets, sum the matter up Just another have he of the MEAL AROUND MEAT ell that nothing kind; Tintlc Standard $5.75. they are evidently going to have a cage of an unbalanced braln. asked was to be given hia turn when Central Standard lot of grief on their hands due to it came That's the stuff thsl real Death Valley the troubles over voting at the pri- Empire Mines 4c. Scotty, famous are made of. champions marles held recently in Salt Lake pioneer, miner and picturesque char- and All Other Meats of the the acter states west, chiefly of Down at Juurez, Mexico, General Tuemlny. City. Chief Cons. 90c anil 93c. Protests of irregularities leading of Nevada and California, is still Ubaldo Garza, chief of police, has is- and Meat Products at East Tlntic Con. 30c. lo contests of the delegates named having his troubles with the govern- - Hued an order that persous cannot Our Market 1 Tlntic. Lead 28c and 26c. In 8 districts will be carried to the meut over the ownership of Death stroll up and down the river banks Tlntic Standard $5.75. rreilentials committee of the state Valley, and has taken the matter up naked, end furthermore be said that CHOICEST GROCERIES East Crown Point ll&c. convention for settlement. Recent- - with President Roosevelt. Scotty the order applied to women as well men. The general must have ly the Salt Lake county committee took possession of a large portion of VEGETABLES and held a meeting and after wrangling Death Valley, years ago and built a missed the thrill of missing seeing Woilncsiluy FRUITS Cons. 91c. ( in executive session for nearly a day $2,500,000 castle In the heart of the the dreams walking naked. East Tintic Con. 25r. decided they lacked authority to act barren, sand hills waste land (It is North Lily 45c. in the matter, so they are passing a popular idea that a large company! There was rejoicing among the financed the proposition and that Public school teachers of Chicago last the buck to the state convention, is have Democrats their Up at Twin Falls, Idaho, a daughEureka The Scotty agent) and since Saturday when they received their just seven months back salary Phone 18 ter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. named five delegates to this conven- - then It has been a popular visiting PaY Eureka 1400 due them. received a teachers A. T. for vacationists and Mrs. are tourists Relnkc, made the seventy-firtion. grand Bigler, place They il:!!il of Mrs. P. H. Relnke, 83 years p. j. Fennell, Neil OTIare, A. M. along with a certain amount ot total of $22,300,000. The payment of of a o. of Byron. Nebraska. She has Stewart and Fred Dittmer, and each health seekers. Then the government the salaries was made possible j G5 grandchildren living, 35 great- - (a entitled to one vote. Mammoth got busy and made a national park through a loan from the Reconstruc-- j .l'jiidrhllilmi and eight sons and has two vote and tlieir delegates out of the territory, and thats what tion Finance Corporation. The debt da n glilcrs. are Edwin Simpson and Wilford Lar-- Scotty doesn't like. To quote him was secured by all publicly owned At Chicago, Illinois, Putricla Ma- - son. The entire Tlntic delegation is he says: "I dont crave to live In a property In Chicago, Including the , rulro lias been suffering from sleep- - Raid to be solid for Senator King and national park ulong with the buf- - municipal airport and an entire block TO OUR PLACE OF for 22,000 hours, or for Abe Murdock. falo." ,of ,0P business proberty owned by lug Itr.-Ilul Tricky, the giant rookie t BUSINESS 1 to news is know It 'the city. still pleasing two anil a half year. Hope The real fight Is going to he made Imscmisii fur the Cleveland Iiiiliiiiis.ii SL that the teachers the most import- rilcerB at law Tae in- l.i-nt and for out her a other recovery three promifor 8enatorhlp making good In that pnsliiun nn-- l also You Dont Have to another anl personages in public life have luen favorable nent Democrats, Wallace, Maw and Paul aa n heavy hitler. He U only twenty-on- e terval there ha of society, when ou August received the much deserved pay, but enemy reDRINK BEER that the out Job. for might the ere lady young Brown, years old, stands (i feet 2 Inches signs 3rd they caught up with and killed it tho same time it is through the from the strange malady. rovery or 220 pounds. amljreiglis Hmor Van Meter, one of the chief iBCk 0f efficient methods in collecting !! English railway passengers take henchmen of the deud John Yon Have to Don't Billing- taxeg that made it necessary for them ; 25,000 towels monthly from the er- - When Po- - t0 work months and months without .. of Chief a,khted by PLAY CARDS sleeping cars of Great Brltaln't rail- Hce Frink Cullen, Tom Brown, head a cent of cash, a most deplorahle con- - ; !roads ' of the Bertlllion department of St. dUlon at the beet. Just Come In and Paul, and Detectives Jess Deitrichi XOTKL TO ATER ISKRS. Friendly. According to tabulated returns and Thomas McMahon, and ordered! the American Trapshooting As- - . . of- -. two at the he shots nfflce fired halt, Salt Lake Slate Engineers ' SOFT DRINKS fleers and then fled down the street. odetlon Alf Christensen of Ogden City, Utah, August 9, 1934. Utah of had the best sny average CIGARS, TOBACCO and Drown trailed a machine gun on him , Notice is hereby given that F. I. He - traphooter for the year 1934. bul with riddled fell and he dead, CONFECTIONS Jacobs, Salt Lake City, Utah, has hot at 700 target, for an average of their about lets, slug, finding fifty with in made application 0fftew Drown apparei.tly ls.657. Frank Keutzman was second the Laws of Utah to appropriate mark .9586 percentage on 700 tar-Th- e nn exPrt wttb a hoo boo gun 0.1 sec. ft. of water from 3 unnamed real leader, however. In Springs in Juab County, Utah. Tho and w,th hi dexterity rid the world broke Is Sum Shar-maof target point criminal, another desperate quantity of water to be appropriated out of 4465 targets, Sam broke from each spring and the location Rden dat0 ll,, ,n a 0ver a for an average of .9528. Many 7 I1 ea,'h ut Issue of one of the dailies it targets I the only real tel of a trap-- . re,urnc i,f cor. Sec. .9, T. 11 S., R. 2 W., 8. L. readH -- Woman janed As Drunk shooter, most anyono may break Now hm'1 that something? i0He for a phenohenal mark for five i 1 l,r,ver !lre aJf0l,iW,. gt! EUREKA DECORAT,ua- The lady claimed thut she had a few 0P gX hundred bird, while If they 7;;7 i' 65 deg. driki 0f 3.2 but was not drunk, but ;0.03 see. ft.; Spring No. 2. N. ING COMPANY on for several thourand they kept f'-7 'v- 06 ' the fact still remains that she was'would fall '0.3 the Announces by wayside. Spring No. 3, N. -- 7 deg. 45 min. W. dr;ving down the street In an erratic can We All raid of 970 ft., 0.04 zee. ft. supply all grades manner aud finally collided with! Mark Arie, one of the real will be collected aud com- - aUother car. She was fined $120 or shots In the trapshooting game for and qualities of mingled together nt a point which day in jal by an Ogden judge, j the past 25 years, won the rhnmplonWALL PAPER, PAINTS benra N. 72 dog. 04 min. W 995.2 The Iolr aex w5n bave t0 wal,.h their hlp of champions, on August 28th, and VARNISHES ft. from said 4 Sec. cor. and con- - gtpPi or they will loso their reputa it Vaudalla, Ohio. Mark broke 197 ivoyeil 5000 ft. to the Tlntlc minlug uonn, be(ter auto driver than men, 0'1 "f 00 Urgcts to take the event, at Lowest Prices. district end there used from Jan. drunken driving will soon tear down Khlch is one of the features at the "Wall Papes and Paint 11 to December 31st inch of each their average with regard to acci- - Grand American Handicap, held year- yeur for mining purposes and other dents. Makes a Home of Any ly. The event is made up of stele j purposes incidental thereto. champion shooters from the respect- House." The state supreme court of Coli-iv- e This application is designated In territories, and there was 86 A. K. BROWN the State Engineer's Office as File fornla, late last week, set aside Its Kate winners In the event Tuesday. order of a few weeks ago suspending u's a real accomplishment to win the No. 11565. Gatley Building All protests against the granting E. E. Pratt, of Odgen, Utah, from champion of champions shoot. Arie of said application, stating the rea- - practicing law in that state. It seems ffBt came into prominence 25 years', sons therefor, must be by affidavit that it was a case of mistaken iden-'aK- 0 shot when he Invested $50 In In duplicate, accompanied with a fee tity. An Elmer E. Trait was convict- -' gun and has won fame and fortune of $1.00 and filed in this office ed of a felony and sentenced to 8an ever since. An Interesting feature or Tlntlc Lodge No. 9, T. A. M., meets Snd within thlry (30) days arter (he Quentin prison. , The learned ones the shoot was that Arts used the and 4lh Tuesday of completion of tlie publication of this of California discovered that Eugene pame old gun that he purchased years Elliott Pratt, district Judge of in winning the championship. each month it I. O. O. notice. II. T. I1UMPIIERY8, the den, was admitted to practice lew with this old gun he has won more F. Hull. Visiting brothof North, doctor , recently Here i lr. Vance Murray, the "Hying State Engineer. In California; they decided that the then $50,000 In cash prizes and ers Invited to attend. Hie Alaskan Indian territory. He plane to make ; for director niedlciil apiailnieil - (Date of first publication, August 10, two were one and tha same and no-R. L. CONYERS, W. M. trophies valued at $150,000. Ids rounds nr a vnt region nr the Arctic by plnne, thus eliminating the tradlI I 1 JOHN F. ROWE, Soc'y. tliinni dug rlcil. Tlie I'laiie, espiHlnlly equipped for nor hern flying weather, was 1934. Date of last publication, Sep- titled Judge Trait of hie suspension. eroher IS, 1134.) The misunderstanding has bees all, Legal Blanks at Reporter Office.! landed .y I met nr Mmray on the newly lercled army landing fluid at Juneau, con-form- er ) eon-'earni- ! ! Npphl-Leamlngt- J . IS PEP J? ENJOYMENT bemi V ! t ( i ss lc. Quality Beef Fennells Market tr st WELCOME "ted ; , Flying Doctor of the Far North ' . rardura ! 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