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Show EUREKA REK)RTER Tape 4 i Elaborate Mine Displays 'Joseph Brown Died at for the Annual State Fair Control in Liquor Traffic Nephi Home on Sunday!; The Background of State Cooperation of the United Stutes Liquor IcKislallon in America pre-- i seats a bewildering picture of shift-- ; government,' state, county and g public sentiment aud policies, dividual mlnlwg and silled Interests The pendulum has swung from one will result In making the annual extreme to another; reaction from a' mines and mining exhibit at the particular experiment has carried- Utah State Fair the most complete legislation fur in an opposite direr- Bnd comprehensive in fair history, Mans for the 1836 exhibit as tlon. Laws have been hastily and concoived and new ex-- 1 nuunced last Saturday by A. 0. Mac Jensen by kinxie, first vice president of the Knule llansen and Lena perlmenls have been cramped i legislative restrictions, thus develop- - slate fair board, member of the exe- - Brown, lie moved to Xephl In his in resided Such has and and that a cutlve boyhood system. supervisor early .spoils committee, splendid ing a condition, therefore, has existed, of mining and machinery, presage city almost continuously since that that a confused public has not been more exhibitors in every department, time. Deceased was first married to Ag- -' considerate in allowing a fair trial The federal government Itself will for a really scientific study, and surpass all former efforts along this ues Borrowman, who pwceded him ; in death. He later married Jennie these conditions, with the other at- - line. tending evils of private license mo- - Nearly 20 individual exxhlbltora, Douglass, who survives him, of profits, representing companies, gether with the following sous and mining by the desire brought about the prohibition idea, mills, smellers and manufacturers daughters: John W. Brown and Conditions bred under the prohl- - of mine supplies, are already listed Lloyd Brown, Salt Lake Clly ; Ivan hltlon movement are too recent in as exhibitors. The coal producers of Brown, Downey, Idaho; Mrs. Agnes the minds of the public, hence a re- - Utah will also be represented with D. Cannon, Salt Lake City; and a ; Mrs. Mable D. Christ sume of what took place during that a large display pertaining to this Juab son, County treasurer, Nephi. ; industry. period Is not necessary. Important Funerul services over the remains The United Staten bureau of With the passing, however, of the national prohibition movement there mines will show exhibits from both were conducted at Nephi on Tues- - ; seems to have developed a recogul- - the experimental station and health day afternoon. tion of the fact that law is not the and safety station at the University royal road to a moral goal. This new of Utah. D. J. Barker, head of the The Army Offers Choice philosophy, therefore, shaped itself department, who will be in upponumuw fAt. pAArn. , around the idea that thert Is a bal- - churge of the health and safety divi- -. . . ance between tradition and expert- - slon exhibit, has announced elab-vacancies exin in inc ,, ence of the past, the adventure and orate plans for surpassing all pre-- ' Un,tad 8lates Armjr for 8ervlce ,n of the future. In other viou. displays. the Hawaiian Islands, according to One of the really big pictures promise ordai a mlddle courM lor steerln. information released by Colonel Wll- of the year. the handling of liquor traffic was; liani C. Webb, army recruiting of- necessary. -" ffleer for the Intermountain Area. .. . th Men cannot be made good by ' 0C!fbe Qualified applicants will be given SUNDAY - MONDAY not fear the patrol Tin tic High School force. They do given. an- - thelr cholc aM,Knment t0 the wagon and the night sticks; what nual Autumn Ball at the auditorium. October 4th and 5th fIeld artmery, coast ar- lnfantry self of need is the steering they Epecial features, Including elaborate de- engineers, or medical motivated initiative in the right di- decorations, have been arranged for ul, of xhe Quaiificatlons rection, and law makers must recog- this event. Howard Kerns and his parlment 0fctween 18 and 83 are: enilBtment orisocial of nize that other factors orchestra have been engaged to fur- year of aw; gInMe and wllUout de. gin constitute the basis for their nisli the music. The general public of good charac'er, and work in legislative assemblies. is invited to Join the high school pf.ndeta; lfl pag8 the phyal(,al examl. ab,e a Law is only Emerson said, students in this social event. nation. For men desiring service in We are superstitious memorandum. the United Stales, a few vancancies and esteem the statute somewhat; Blanks at Reporter OHiee. Br, available In the 38th Infantry, Mining so much life as It has in the charFort Douylae, Utah, and in the 4th acter of living men is Its force. for Missoula, Montana, Infantry, standIs obvious the that It public recognize that excessive use and im- for all vacincies will Applicants imards as a basis for law can be moderate use of alcohol Is wrong, j,g received at the recruiting offices are as standards proved only . ..private beHeve that sobriety, self- - ln lhe Federal building in Boise but . cIlI:tni,hIp c6n 1,6 nd Pocatello, Idaho, end Ogden ' .trnrthMtS Of contro1 8nd if the UBe 0f a,cohl ,eisaUledl Utah; the Armory. Provo. Matinee Sunday 2 p. m. hd Utah; h ,nd,vldual ' citizens then awaken themselves Ness building, Salt Lake City, Utah. 'IS! l TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, To aUaln, then, desired result, in T"to ot October 6th and 7th liquor traffic, cer SSr miS (the handling tain specific recommendation, den behlnd lta blIndg crIme fog urolly arise. tered and under its principle of stim- 4 I- - The has ot law defiance that uiated sales, poverty, drunkeness, "Oy BLUKing grown up in the last fourteen year. and Eraft are the consequences. , Mamn)ln the hypocracy and the breakdown of Good at SchoCrl of Mines 4 That Xmerica deBires to be a . governmental machinery, the demor- - temperate natloa. Ila y0ung people alization of public and private life ghould be protected aKainit Hollis Chatwln, son of Mr. and edy The commercialization and its can no longer be tolerated. Mrs. Thomas Chatwln, of Mammoth, of pitfalls With Ja.ilt Ralph, Haarv llaskaaias was recently elected secretary-treas- bootlegger must go. intemperance. Diitctid hr JOStfH SANTliY Jcr..-h- r 2. Wide areas of the public are 5 That the Pi,aiienge 0f control urer of the Junior class of the New Im fair Hint still unconvinced that the moderate ,a the chailengen of American Intel- - Mexico School of Mines. Socorro, use of alcohol is reprehensible. They jgence and a solution is fortlicom- - New Mexico. This is his second term ing What else can we do, then, bul ,B th, office, having held it durin ; ; abandon f sophomore year, any system that has only Chatwln Is a leader in extra-cu- r resulted in evil and bad effects In favor of an entirely new philosophy; rhmlum activities and one of the ii i! treating the liquor traffic as a so- - moat popular students on the cam cial problem enlisting all agencies PUI- . ; ; that make up society in the battle and solving it, therefore, from a EUREKA RESIDENT ; ; humanitarian view-poirather than I'll.EH UNLAWFUL ARREST SUIT from a profit motive. : This Is the thought back of Stat, w . A. Tasker or Springvllle, for- ;; Monopoly In liquor traffic, and when- mer realdent of Bureka haB.fIIed ,, all social agencies rally to its sup- guIt fop 2,650 in the Utah county port the evils of attending liquor t0urt charging tha I he was unlawful-- , problems will be minimized, liduca- - 1y arreited and ,mprlaoned In the in its broadest sense, has a ; tion Sprin5VjlU) Ja on january 14th- , greater Prt to play in creating a Tasker asserts the at rest wai 8 so,er natlo tban baa vn- made by George W ('ox under his VV8 , actment. Temperance He In char- authority as deputy game warden. acter a andards and ; lT. Cherrlnglon and Bert L. Jame, ma and woman. fib8lnd,rldua Rowla,idi Rprlllfvllle oily officers, a process, hut cor-- ! who the complaint alleges, accomCRtjon a lie heavier share of the burden of panied Cox at the lime of the arrest, social control than does iagul are also named as defendants, j The plaintiff charges he "suffered damages in his business of $2, GOO and expended $50 In securing his release from said Jail. In-in- ; ; . . ; t- step-daught- l,"r136. hf4 . i . October Thursday, ) j ; Market Basket The - GROCERIES MEATS 1 7P POT ROAST BEEF, Pound PORK SHOULDER OOr Pound RIB BOIL Pound 1 HAMBURGER 1 Or COFFEE, Maxwell House, Pound JELLO, 3 Packages, One Package Chocolate 1 4 for TOMATO JUICE IQ 3 Pound Cp Ul CLICED EACON ocr Pound OQ. UC Cans PORK and BEANS Small Can PEANUT BUTTER OOr Pound Jar ....... Ol OC PEAS, Clearfield 2 ASSORTED LUNCH MEAT FRESH AND CURED 3 Cans FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FISH ' j ; 8d ThelL'rrmeni .Jmust I S - fTth Personal RANDLES GASH MARKET attention Interest & IN THIS PRIME BOURBON Specially designed equipment to keep rough edges out of whiskey cost Hiram Walker $9,000,000. Yet Ten High's so smooth bourbon flavor Is something you can enjoy at a very low cost. I,0, 4 gUvH Coo,t "C, Ut Oo On Look clor The Deer Season Less Than a Month Away Phone 180 oibor . ton,!.. to Wty ubuttioZa:,thg '- nt 0utb. Ttl -., 'arn ' Wai'ICs' .t. el co"' I H,raio Ik.. I, rrtan cto d. I j Expert Plumbing !i: Right now Is the time to have the work done under the gov. MISSIONARY REUNION. Ij . Eaa ,cr taiea Missionary on Saturday, Reunion will he ; ; October 3, 1836, at 8:30 p. ni., on the roof garden of the Smith Me- ! mortal Building, L. D. S. College Campus, 80 North Main street, Salt ;; Lake City. Utah. A special effort Is made t0 ave 8,1 : : I161" b0"ari , , In attendance who nerved in the ' eastern states between 1827 and 1833. , Prices Reasonable t : Kflm H lAWSrC " 2U If ! II. lUVfCia 'Parts and Grates for all ' LET GEORGE HELP YOU LINEUP THE GRUB BOX FOR THE TRIP. ! I And if it's Rifle Shells this store. has the most complete line in Tintic. If your cartridge is not in stock we will get it for you. We can also supply you with Guns and other equipment for the hunting trip. Gourleys Store EUREKA, UTAH PHONE 40 CHARL-E- ? "tMe ; ; Stoves. TEN HIGH PEERY HOTEL SALT LAKE'S STRAIGHT IOPCI..m PRICED MODERN HOTEL BOURBON Broadway and West Temple I ; ; Kalps; I $.:() WHISKEY to $,1.no REK GARAGE o HIIAM WAIKEI t SONS moor MOJtlA, ILLINOIS SUGURoE brute 4 |