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Show vy DEVOTED TO THE GREAT TDJTIC MINING DISTRICT HOME OF THE WORLDS LARGEST SILVE1LLEAD MINES EUREKA, JUAB COUNTY, Utah Labor Man Called Communist jEaiedSoLn' AUGUST IS, 1038. UTAH, THURSDAY, AMAZE A MBYINUTE SCIENT1 FACTS ARNOLD Civic Clubs Will Meet at Monticello August Number 41 20-2- 1 The liluo Mountain Civic Club of Mouilrvllo and other Sun Juun Co.) organizations are making elaborate lu Washington on Monday John r about a month ago, hut further uf the American Federation plana fur the meeting of the Assodded ,httt the "Jneksiis ciated Civic Club uf Southern Utah are quite numerous. Many have algcme laal of Labor, charged that certain laboi ts hlrli will bo held there on August ready filed and before the deadline in the weatern atatea were Turaaay had It beaten for Zuth and 2 lat. K. S. Summers, sec- - rr rives, which la fifteen days before In their actlvillea and Bnf and foolishness, Everyone known that the Jackass to Freslwere evoking puah reiury of the Sun Juan club, la In, the 13th of September, there may be that they - rfronce appllea to the bualneaa men charge of arrangements and la plann- - several other names added to th llat dent Kooaevelt and hla adminiatrand Bot t0 lbe married ladlea who' lug several tours uf llto surrounding which Is already quits long. Th the left." Urn to them In ahameful manner. In ronncrtlon with the busi- time limit for filing for state and w,"PPed M. Faul Fetersou territory them Among ' "hone married ladlea aure know ness sessions. miles ' government offices expired laat Sataa mentioned. mI1- p As usuul tho executive board will urday. In "P op of the fact Testifying before the Diea commit J1" t0. V the bualneaa men Inported an) meot at 10 a. m. and the members! Filing In this county np to tha tee investigating unAmerlcan actlvl- A THUNDERBOLT of their own and alao bought Fresl- - present time are ae follows: m. 2.30 and un,P,ra director! al p. on the aald the preaaure HAS BEEN KNOWN TO tlea Frey tbe beautiful lady who umped! dent James M. Sargent will preside) For commissioner: Frank president waa exerted in line with JUMP CO MULES FROM In the day a Bacon and Carl Oallaway of Eureka, lke Later sessions. at both mrr,tfd atlll loat CLOUD they Parle at TO CLOUD, t'ommunlat policy, adopted Democrats; Ralph Whitehead, Sure-I- n banquet and dunce are planned. "y margin due to big early laat year, end working within order to become better ae-- ka. Republican, playing. fielded They everyJague exlating political partlea. n Bal WM 1,11 Bnd while at bat commlaaloner: L. W. quulnted with tho people of western' For Prey, bead of the Federation's ,alBBaBted nil Colorado special Invitations have (Lur son and Fred Harryman of Mam-bee- n of the offerlnga aald prize the tradea metal department Issued to the various chambers' moth, Democrats; Lee 8. Jackman of lhe,r PPOBlion. Howev-uaelate- d were en- - putjri pew Communlat policlea Greater waves commerce of and civic dubs In the Levan, Republican, bualnmta men are going to ;Be at the rarla meeting by IN SOUTH -larea. With a gradual Improvement For County Clerk: Fred L. Gadd. ,hH,e chnn to " another Earl Browder, aecretary of the party of the highway connecting the two' Democrat, and George V. Jonee, Re- Waves op southern n ran mend ,hpy The f 8tatea. la the Inlted meeting, f r rlothea or SEAS AVERAGE HIGHER states the exchange of out of state publican, both of Nephl. gather In enough ha aald, waa attended by Commun- THAN IN NORTHERN visitors may be furthered through an For Treasurer: Mrs. Mabel D. heck,PI tobuynewonea. of the lat leader from all part WATERS EECAUSB OF of this kind. Chrlullson of Nephl, Democrat; Mrs. acquaintance THE LESSER AMOUNT world. Margaret A. Blackett of Eureka, ReOF LAND. the Dedication of Hospital Salt Lake City Answering Flll.MAIlY FKltMITH THE publican. ihargea of John P. Frey of the Am! For County Sheriff: II. K. Mellor Took Place Tuesday VOTI'N OF ABSENTEES erlcan Federation of labor that he of Eureka, Republican; Carl Fields M. la a Communlat, Paul Feteraon, ureka and D C. Wheeler, Jr., of i Absentee ballots msy bo accepted. Informal corner atone laying rere-tlo- n president of the Utah State Federa- Silver City, Democrat, In both tho prlnmry and monlea for the Utah runj(f. Valley Hospital. of labor, aald: Assessor: Warran Newton, Mona; ck includes the Tlntlc District elections, to be held this year for the T am not a Communlat and do Heat from motion C. Hall of Nephl, and R. Elgin new tho prl-- ! Jlin first under time direct area now and constructed at being Shaking of a bottle actually tot subscribe to any part of their of Levan, Democrats. .Gerdner is held It law, mary Attorney ly r'vo- w"e held Tuesday afternoon WARMS THE WATER INSIDE. philosophy. Mrs. May B. Petty and Recorder: In Che an General Joseph Dr- opinion' "Mr. Frey amelia a red herring w,th p; 8- - Harrla. president of (Cepyriiht, b Tha Bell Indicm. Im.I - Lavell Bvedln of Nephl, Demo-counBohn,1 Theo. submitted Monday B. hy Y. U. be and the hospital board a fish. He where thero even Re-M- r. attorney of Reaver county. jcrata; Maurice Howard of Nephl, ,l cbrge. should have his nose examined. Che said thst although ab- pukliran. Mora than 100 persons. Including E. M. Royle, secretary of the Com- Por Attorney: C. N. Leatherbury hentoe voting Is not mentioned ape- from Tlntlc "veral the were District, mlttee for Industrial Oreaniratlon in in tho direct primary law, and Edward Pike of Eureka, and P. dflcally nttvndance. Utah, commenting on Freys allege- Bandera of Nephl, Democrats; thero Is a provision that all of the C Following a short talk by Dr. tlon that the Mine, Mill and Smelter Udoll Jenaen, Nephl, Republican, to elections relating general Union la controlled by Com- - '" B WB,C1 be pointed out that the Por Representative: Victor Pelt of In the elections apply primary hospital would be one of the fineat . munlsts, aald: Eureka, Democrat; Thomas Ballsy unless otherwlso specified. Bta,a- - although not the larg-mor- e Most of our members in Utah are n and Mro- - Vidor Foote, politics un- M. Knerr, chairman of Is one Wllllam There rnmiualon that only B ald tke I,rBt trowel of mortor Influenced by the eonaervatlre p,t' pieces of heavy road equipment were tjj8 Btala industrial commission, was ran be reached," ho said, and that, known by this paper, ,lie cornerstone. "This inatitu-an- d brought into to Tinlic for use on of the Catholic, Mormon teaching advised last week end that tho ex- - Is that the legislature Intended that !( the fineat new section of eBU,PPed other churrhea than by the doc- - MB w111 Highway. No. 6 from PfutVe committee of the Interna- - absentee ballots may bo used In tho Job Hunters Flockiur ta facilities for curing Ills, and the the copper Leaf Hill into Eureka, on Irlnee of the Communlat party." Mill !on i;ion 0f u,0 jjlne, and direct primary and run-of- f primary building la likewise being ronstruct- - which work waa first started early This state for Employment tho elections. Workers had gmelter rejected ed of the very finest of materlaU, In the week. metal between Utah wage agreement Foreign Gold Buying Dr. H.rris .aid. The contractors, Oibbona Utah la proving mora attractive Reed, mlne operatore and workers, which SENATOR KING TO MKE TWO Dr. Harris Introduced the various have as fine road Boosts PriCO to New High as any waa raceDtly ratified by local unions equipment WEST point APPOINTMENTS to Job aeskers than other states la contractors, hospital officials and contracting company In the west and n a referendum vote. ee this region. It appeared from a roGold buyers on the London mar- - others, who spoke on the advantages ll la aald they are bringing their - Port released during the week by R. annnunWilliam II. Senator Tho King WB, tentatively ket bought heavily laat week; In- - of an institution of this nature for heaviest machine hero because the H- Adama, executive director of the adopted after a aerlea of confcren- - ea that he will have two vacancies crac.slng the price of the yellow met-- . central Utah area. Among these was Job la one of the heaviest material between employer and employe In hi quota of appointments to the state unemployment compensation ria al to a new high on a foreign mar- Haws, Trovo cltv commissioner moving projects ever undertaken on at the rapltol, and United States Military Academy at division. who has spent most of his life in the an automobile highway. ket. wH jepresertetlves During a six weeks period since It later ratified the unlone by a West Tolnt, New York, and one va- by The price reached HI shillings Tlntlc Mining District, became M.'atrs United Naval at the poaalble to collect nnemploy-substantial esnry majority. and 8 penae (134.78) an ounce, lh The action of the board of the Academy at Annpolls. Maryland, In ment compensation from one state highest level since November, 1138, OL1) FOLKS OF TIN TIC DIST. International union was taken at 1939, and to fill such vacancies will while seeking work In another. III and a rise of 3.9 pence. half of j n recpnt meeting In Butte. Montana, ronduct a competitive examination uch workers who have come to GIVEN OUTING YESTERDAY there will be a mile md almost sold rock mountain Mdujupi aa a result of it a strong reconi- - under the auspices of Ihc Civil Ber- - Ulsh drew benefits from other Buyers were apparently resigned to risk losing on later selling and atatea. Nearly twenty automobles left Ruj mendallon has gone out to the Utah vice Commission. H le sacrifice Interest yield on eecuri- - reka yesterday morning heavily load-li- e aBi unions not to. sign any contracts nuiu Senator King baa received many During tbe same period only 124 to gain security for their capl- - ed with persons en route to Nephl pears that but few Tjntlr people aro.BM from young men In Utah for Ulahne socking work In other atatea on (he BKreement. request tat. Turnover Friday was 1,994,000 Canyon to enjoy the annual outing acquainted with the route the new obtained benefits, Mr Knerr, who presided at the appointment to either the Military 1a li road will take from the Copper LraeupHoi conferences, said "tlila puts Academy of the Nnvsl Academy. He'. A total of 11133 waa dispensed to pounds (about 19,970,000) and the of the old folks of Tlntlc. It was mated gold hoard reached ISO,- - tlmated that a hundred people were Hill. For the benefit of those wno)UJ rght bfk wJjcre w alBrted .. utr that It la hla desire that all Utahna now In other atatea during in the party and of this number 65 dont know It might be stated InAljapd explained that no effort has yet young men In Utah who are amhl- - July. These men and women now 000,000 pounds (11,150,000,000). France waa worried over troop were old persona, above the age of the stakes and other markers are bcfI1 niBde t0 rpliew negotiations, tloua to enter cither academy have are In (he following states: Callfor-visib- le h while traveling the present movements of Germany, her nasi 00 years, the remainder being drlv letter to Mr. Knerr said tha an equal opportunity, and he la there nln 76, Oregon 26, Arltona I, Neva- the half a to road way through members, committee point and en board realizes a grom fore conducting thin competitive ex- - da and Minnesota both !, and Ala neighbor, and that alarm extended to Qermtny Itself, whera the Bsvs- bama and Missouri both 1. The day's program Included a flue Homansvllle Narrows, but the new j miiunHjergtandlng wae bad regard- - amlnatlon. route Is way high on the south side Han populace was upset over prep- - program and delicious chicken on examination be held will The of the agreeInterpretation of lh canyon. According to roPrtB ; ment,"' and that the rlause Saturday, October 8. 1938, at 9 a. seniority along the Czechoslovak ncr at Dadandson camp at the base so -out la e laid can-ththat road new the ,, considered m.. local time, In Salt Lake City, Dr. Wherry and Party in Jh- frontier. Germany has contended of majestic Mt. Nebo In Nephl rtt(niPnt Eureka Last Saturday almost an even grade rrom protracted Csechoslovak German yon. followed by an auto trip over maintains entrejy inacceptable and In viola- - Ogden, Logan, Frovo. Richfield and Eureka. ' !,lon of ti,a Wagner act." i Cedar City. minority squabble must be settled by tbe famous scenic loop from that Copper Leaf into Dr. A. C. Wherry, Republican canThe Job is a, big one and the date. the end of the summer. Senator King calls special atlen- point over the mountain and down of Its completion cannot be deter- .lion to the fact that he will appoint didal for th United States senate, Continued presence In London of Fayaon Canyon thd fontracton Dividend Split TwiXl-Bl- ll Trim Minister Chamberlain, cnly young own who have been ac-a- was in Eureka laat Saturday camBishop Clarence G. Hogan and out- mlued. However, who In short the to It complete committee going bona fid ceidonta of really broke hla vacation to take a treat- - er member of the ,nw With Pinney Team Sunday na nd Utah wE accompanied by for at least two ycara!,on- Elate of ment for catarrh, atlll was extended themselves on this occasion eat possible time. subject road of the Ardon Dr. E. office Lawaon. and Hunt one engineer. The a event of to political apImmrdalcly preceding the date Interpretation In flnan- - in making thecommute pleasing WJierry. Kay. has been moved from po Dividend came within an are of pointmcnt aa prescribed by law. Can-Te- d personally elat circles. for all. The Tbe Dr. had n very novel way In H is located on the inking both games of a double head- - dldates fur the Military Arademy are Gold buying has increased stead sited every old person In the district alien to Eureka. floor of the City Hall and In- - rr from Tlnney Beverage last Bun- - eligible for admission from the day bringing hla argumant before the and tho.atcond demonlnatlon, of Hy In foreign countries since Jutv l regardless to. tha work day when the Salt Lake team play- - (hey became 17 yenrs of age until people of Eureka. He waa traveling with continued International polltl- - response Is aald to have been prac- i formation pertaining there from obtained ed on the local diamond. The locals t),ey have reached 22 yenra of age. with a aound truck accompanied by be .can l crisis. Linked with those uncer- - llcally a hundred per cent. won the first 10 to 4 but dropped the Candidates for the Naval Academy the KDYL Mountain Music Makars, talntlea Is the widespread belief that 'must have reached the age of 16 and who furnished wonderful musle benightcap 5 to 4. tke vr.lue of the pound would fall in In the opening game Dividend took nilINt ot be mora than 20 years of tween the spicy and Interesting anterm of dollars. i kindly to the pitching of Sanford aR0 on April 1 of tha calendar year nouncements which ware made. Dr. Wherry landed In Eureka afand blasted hla. rurvea for 14 hit which they enter the Naval Aca-an- d I Nine Per 100,000 Persons ten runs In (he first 7 Innings, demy. ter a trip Into the extreme southern section of the state where he visited Several of the bits were for extra Take Own Lives in Utah ' some E0 odd towns In which he esbase. Ha waa replaced by Barney Indid timated that he talked to 30,000 peowho Utah had fewer auicldos In 1936 good work, during (he In box. In u was half and he the ple. lie plana other tours to difnlng to proportion population than any In ftrat ferent parts of th atat. worked (he Lloyd Shepherd tW western state, an editorial h and Dividend a did for game splendid report says. FINISHING TOUCHES BEING Job of It. allowing only 7 hits and The Utah suicide rale was 9.2 per MADE ON RADIO STATION were scratches. He of th.-athree 180.000 was Th population. figure ee wna a little wild walking 3 and hitninth lowest In tbe national average and M. J. Btaorta, Hallen offon batsman. However f 14.2. he Harry ting , arrived run out government a home set representatives, this by polling Dut Utahs Ne-Tneighbor state of In Eureka In Monday morning four the a to and early plate single trips had the highest rat In the end since that time have been buay and thereby leading his team In halronnrry, considerably ahead of the evencounter In the putting th finishing tonches to tha opening ting. second and third place atatea. Caligovernment radio station which la fornia and Washington. Nevada had ery man on the teem with th lorated about a mil and a half weet a of hit. Ruder 5 suicide got per 100.000 people, Caliof Tlntlc Junction, on th old Wing waa a second pitchers game Thq fornia 26.4 and Washlneton 25.2. ' batlie between Shepherd of Ilnney dry farm ranch. The report auegested the Reno diWithin a very few days tho station and Ferry of Dividend, the former vorce trade might account for Newill be In tip top shape to handle allowing six hits and (he latter eight vadas rating, since marital trouble all business which It waa Intended to It waa a In the aeven Inning game. ' almost among major causes of do. hearthreaker to lose for the reason ulrlde. According to beet Information obthfct nodllng more than honeheaded The west sa n whole had a higher th station will require th tainable In resulted defeat, the hall playing rat of self destruction than any service of four men to operate. on been of the e llnd hoys maple other region. The aeven states with I There will be three regnlar Jobs of their toes during the rrurlal mo(he most cases. In fact, were all In of the Dillon S. xoologlat Ripley, 'eight hour ahlfla together with a have would also this ments game he west. Following Nevada. Caliexpedition to nef operator. These positions will been turked away hy Dividend and sl fornia and Washington In the waa apoa- which New Dutch rilled through civil aervlcc exam- Guinea, dls In striking they would have been rankings were Colorado 20.4. 4S,g.A Arliona 20, Montana 19.2, nnd Ore-13.7. Lower In the Hal were " "Old Faithful," famous geyser In '" bl. brW. U. '15,1 he hoped .1,1, Dobba v wher wera the week-en- d Wyoming with 17.2. Idaho 12.6. and of many varieties of bird .Yellowstone Fark, spouta 21,090,009 i 1,200 akin Nw Mexico 11.4. Garni' at their summer home. It wai at the Great for. which are UUle known to sclen-Hi- s gallons of water dally; this la enough Mr anVlllrB Adolf Jensen. Bird and Reece did some life Is that the couple wera marnea wnen pets are a small casso- - to supply a city of 209,000 In- ,B 'h n,d 4Br magnate. rk'Ba I the home of (he goldfish: a and giant whit parrot. . habitants. Edgar F. Luckeahach, .hipping I wary bMh games. ,lng cultheir the t in work Je..lng wedding. experiments! (ivallon was begun there. ' lh douky crd Oft ball same drew a big! ben It waa pulled off In y Eu-yr- attend-lounnuniat- lc Twenty lightning aver )r Jt ! I i ty lnt I Union Officials Har-Worke- opurn Agreement "r Tf , tcuc, es-ts- j-- a lt,a , re ( th"pn,n Billy Dobbs anil Bride Honeymooning -' re-rr- e da ( idiaig B 28 7( r.IhTommo'r K? S. - '' 1 |