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Show Thursday, August 25. Local Nurse to Attend Public Health Meeting's Carbon. Team Defeated Newspaper Advertising Dividend Last Sunday Vesus Rrdio Broadcast New Management (Different Atmosphere) Modern, rooms, newly furnished with Simmons mattresses. Duds, inner-sprin- g Popular prices. Coffee Shop, Parlor, Marker Shop, Tailor 8liop fur your convenience; Garage iu connection and most of all at rate that yon get more for your money. Il.ttf to $1.50 without bath Single. 11.10 to J2.00 with private Ih-aul- hath. HARRY K. MILKS, Mgr. J. P. McCOIlMICK, Ant. Mgr. ABOUT th-fir- . Public Health be held at the I', of I'. In Suit Lake Dr. Mil-to- n City August 30th and 311. international public J. Rosenuu, - health authority, author. lecturer and 7 teacher, will he the featured speaker. 1 The Utah Public Health Associaortion, although new. having been has 1 1937. ganised on November 13, 1 a wlilo membership lit all part of In the stale. All persona Intere-te- d M the advancement of public hpul'h arc eligible lu membership in one of the four classes of members, accordln.-tthe secretary of Ihe oraunlutlon. It Is expected that the meeting will be well attended and that new Interest In matters of public health will develop therefrom. Other speaker of national Impor lance who will appear on the program are Dr. Fred T. Foard, re'ion-a- l consultant for the I'. S. Public Health Service, and Dr. Edith T. Sapplngton, regional consultant for the U. S. Children's Duresu. 7 AstuM-lathiii- & j Change to Marvels and put the change in your pocket o - the-plate- Hr-Tinti- c Under local attend the Utah which w!l 17 public health nurse, will annual meeting of 72 In . VanWagoner, Mrs. Martha Dividend slid another notch down Tintic Standard the Industrial League standing! United State Mines when they passed out a game to Car- - Chief Cons. bou by the score of 9 to 6. This was1 Mammoth In view of the fact that they made Grand Central 12 hits as against 9 fur the visitors. 'North Lily The difference was that Dividend Eureka Hill (dump ore) made 7 errors, G by Snick Taylor und Chief Cons, (lime) 2 by (lieu Merge. Those alone were Colorado Cons Mountain View enough to lose any ball game. Murdock was on the mound for Uodlva tho local team and Bllhouc,h lie set- - Dragon Cons tied down after a shaky start he wu Utah Fire Clay Co. (sllUul unable to bold the visitors down w account of ragged playing on the par1 Total Carload of III teammnte. However, Mur-- ; dock added lo hla own downfall b STOCK SALKS-- Issuing three pusses and making one wild pitch. Slugs pitched for Carbon and did Monday a very fine Job of keeping the hits Chief Con. 4 Sc. well scattered. blast Crown Point Ityf. Lynn Mlrd of Dividend got four oi Eureka Lilly Cons. 45r. Ms team's hits In five times lo Mountain View 4 Hr. a candidate's properly advertising talk In advance, but the only offer-liv- e Tuetwlay way to do this Is to advertise the j Averages Show Dividend Chief Con. 48c ind 47c. Indio talk In the newspaper. Low in Industrial League' Silver Standard Hr and 1c. "Tlio printed word, liy scientific Yankee Cons. 4c and 4 -- a makes i stronger Impression study, Standard 15.00. Averages published the other day; on the mind than the spoken word. It lasts longer and can be referred show that Dividend Is pretty well) down the rolumn In roniparlson with M'fsIneMlay bark to later." Chief Con. 47c. other teams of the Industrial league. Crown Point 4 He. In fart thev hit Ihe cellar position In Eureka Lilly Cons. 45c. halting and are not much betier in Lehl Tintic He and lc. fielding. This tells ihe story of ihe Mountain View 4 He. success of Ihe team. Silver Standard lc and IHr. The Provo team carried off most of the honors with Rllss Hoover1 Tintic Lead 20c. Yankee Con. 3 He to 5c. leading the stickers with an average' of .427. Klenda of Dividend ranked fourth In halting with .400 with 36 Mis In 96 trips In ihe plate. Christ lanson has the league sropped in stolen bases, having pilfered 1G during the second half. Aside from these two performan-- ' ces Dividend has had little to brag' NEW SEMLOH HOTEL about. HALT LAKE CITY Now that political candidates are In the helghth of their advertising1 campaign the following information' regarding the value of advertising' has boon released by the Utah State Freda Association: "In the I'nlted Stated 84 per rent of families hiivn radios. The average home has the radio turned on 25 per rent of thu lime during the day with a high peak of CO per cent between The average listener 8 and 9 p. m. has the rholre of three stations which he might tune In. Figuring thla on down a candidate has t.n average chance of only about 0 per rent of the families even being tuned In to his talk, to say nothing of how many are listening to what he Is saying, or how many Immediately switch the radio diul to another station when they hear a candidate talking. It Is admitted that tills can be raised by WJ 'cse-i- 01 ( celi-hra'- t sitii-eri-l- lii-w- f s s .add Impetus to tourist travel through the picturesque south Utah area. Idln money makes Idle men. Pay Dirt O ;3fv CICAnGTTEo(?Wy Twet-t- Years Ago y The hollowing are Events Hist m llappereil In Tlntlr IMstdrt Yettrs of Ago. S.ote the offu duties of the Walter Fitch, Jr., fti 1 acting company. 1 Leon (Lcn) Haws of MamattL und Melvin C. Patten, g prevlou of Tintic, were killed la scUm rtii-de- ir France during the World War. C. B. Garlen, nn employee ol th Reporter, went to Buhl, Id, MiN'NH NOTES- K. J. Kaddat'. ho. to take charye of a newspaper. that the North Meek shaft Word was rerelved In Earekt to had reached a depth of 1200 reel. th effect that Thomas Tancock U4 D. F. Reiner was In (own and reportwere wounded lu w ed his was ready to ship the second Henryin Angell tion France. carload of ore from his property in the West Tintic District. A new ore Miss Marcella Sullivan wax vliltlai body was found on the 1300 level In Mutte, Montana, with Mr. and Xn. of the Tintic Standard mine, making V. E. Ekloff. for this the second big discovery -- - run-h- - Sir. nnd Mrs. A. C. Burton andtki The Dragon Cons, was property. latters lar-ore of and father, Luke Robinson, nidr a tonnago shipping officers of the company reported nn automobile trip Into the itxtad earnings of over $10,000. 00 for the Wyoming and Colorado. month. Manager P. J. Fennell of the Dr. E. I). Morlan, chiropractor, Yuma reported that sinking had been In Eureka. of Zumn on the resumed 5po level mine. A new ore body opened Lester Anderson, assistant caiktor up on the 1800 level of the Empire of Ihe McCormick Bank la this city Mines. left with hi family for a two vert' vacation. Tintic men who reported for war service were James Iliff Ivey, John Sirs. J. Fred Johnson went to Nn and York City to visit with her huibeel Eoyns. William Clyde Gourley Ray R. Naef. before hie departure for eervlce with s the U. S. engineer! In France. Ceorge Houle of Kansas City, Mo., PEERY HOTEL SALT LAKE'S roit snssg S JjO l.AR PRICED MODES HOTEL VtfiiKjj Broadway and Weat Temple : I..-itcs- ADVANCE AGENT l cl me to Eureka to assume se The monthly meeting of the Civic Clubs of Southern Utah, was held at Monticello on Saturday and Sunday and although no one from the Tintic District was In attendance a lot of 'rood work for the benefit of southern Utah wa discussed. The project considered ranged from a proposed water development program to Irrigate 125.000 acres of arid land to measures designed to W IIISIIOP IIUXT WILL KIFM WEEK END IV EURFK I The members of St. Patricks church will be highly honored thi week by the visit of His Excellency, He will arrive Plshop Hunt. noon and will be in our iii:d-- t At 8 o'clock until Sunday noon. Saturday morning he will ln;i.-thaMass at church. We all who can will he there, 11 speak at both masses Sunday, i and 10 o'clock. A rordial Inrlta' hereby extended to all, whethet members of our congregation or not. to come and hear the bishop. Many have heard him over the radio, but come and hear him In person. If will have a very timely message lo impart to us all. Wednesday noon the Sisters of the Holy Cross returned to Eureka. All Kurekan welcomed them bark. returns as superior. The He My former wife and I never music department will again be lu had fuss. Sister charge of Sister Rhoda. She My I How monotonous. Claraaine, who had been in Eureka the last three years, has been trans-- THE SAND FOR HER (erred to Twin Falls, Idaho, and she Is replaced here by Sister M. Ksperle. Sister Therese will he assisted In the school by 8iter M. Anrilla and Sister M. Esperie. We ex' end to our wishes for prompt-rouschool year. Better late than never. The ladles of St. Patrick's church anil thn pastor wish to extxend their gratitude to all those who helped to make their dinner a success on August 17. Mrs. Nora McCormick, the president 'They say the beach is danger of the Altar Society, announces that the nodes of card parties will be reous. sumed shortly. Definite announce Have you been rescued yet?" Not yet. You know Jimmy does lueiit will be made later. Contributed pot come down 'til Saturday." .Southern Civic Clubs Held Meeting at Monticello Drilling Into 193 SOFT HALL STANDINGS $1.50 to $3.00 FREE GARAGE After completion of .iho':t a third of thn schedule the standings of thr Iranis In the Eureka Softball Leagu urn as follows, the victories he in mentioned first and the losses sec- . ond: Divided L-- e O'Connors D.oiis Miners Union Juds Oxford Castleton Gourley-Randl- e Red Whit. l; Kellys Supply For.evs z 7-- 1; 6-- 5-- 1: 3-- 3-- 2-- 6; 6. 4-- S-- Lady, me poor wife is a widow wid five children. You're an errant fraud." No, mum; I'm her second y see." MAMMOTH hus-lan- d, Mr. TIME MOVES SLOWLY n-- 3; and Mrs. Trenton, N. NEWS NOTIiS lloyd of' Kelson J., and Mrs. E.isihau Clegg of Sprlngville: Mr. and Mrs Wade Ilurriman of Ponds, lows, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harryman during the week. Pine nut time Is here na'n as can be seen on every hat-d- . They s nulle good tills year .ind are ra'lrr wen- - visitors i I - fUjf- K plentiful. Traveler of ihe were Frank McIntyre nud d.tu liter. A:n. - Mr-i- accompanied bv Mrs. Orson llillin.: , who made a trip to Elko. Nevada. Mrs. Ruby Sorenson rereHIv re- Mrs. Peck Tom, you've forgotten we've Leen matried one year today. Mr. Peck No, I haven't forgotten. Only I can't realize that It'a been only one year. A turned New 1 horn after quite a Slav ork, where she has he'-i- i tending school at Columbia 1niv, FAILURE LOCAL ADS. ; Hundreds of fort underground, ihis miner Is drilling Into Hie elu sir and much sought "pay dirt" at the Eureka Standard ml ns In the Tintic district, near Eureka, Utah. The mineralized vela Is well defined between two wall of quartzite, the darker material being the ore hearing rock. In order to mine an ounce of sold. Just one ounce, at the Eureka Standard ninle. It I ncrrsHary to mine approximately two tuns of ore, not to mention the waste that I thrown over the dump in the enurse of mining operation, 'n addition thousand of tons of value !e limestone and quartzite are hoisted to the surface each year by urh a mine In prosecuting develop .nent work to open up or hndlea. Those operating amh mines are orced to w.itrh rost in order to make the mine pay Its kerp. Tile Milk of the revenue from a mine t x pended lu labor, supplies and PRACTICAL NURSING Psy lit services. Mr. Ah Wehb Phone No. S16-J- . o-- nl development. Thru too the opera tor must be eareful to satisfy the stockholder with soine reimbursement for advancing the money to develop the enterprise. Also tales must be paid to the state and federal government along with com pentatloa and social security pay menu. Each mine has Its own problem It location, lit kind of ore and the grade of the ore are Important factors ran In determining whether li be operated. Therefore It I difficult to figure an average coni of producing any particular melal However, It has been estimate-- ' that It cost around 50 cents in ounce to produce nn ounce of sllvc-athe larger operating mines. Th present price of 61 5 rents an outti for newly mined silver would then fore leave 14 1 rents sn ounce metal. The government coin the silver at II. 19 per ounce thv by making the difference belwc 641 ecu and 11.29 an ounce. 1 c kt)U SALK Eight-roohouse ou ( hurth street, modern, hard woo-Poors, bath, rood cordition. E;v terms. Inquire W. F. Shrlver - l --SSt Provo, Utah. If 1 nsk you once to marry me, and you any 'No.' I'll never ai you again." "You won't? Well, I gee now why you didn't aucceed at an insurance agent." FURNITURE REPAIRING Nll 182-J- . Work cm Hi d for and re- lumed. FOR SALE Four automobile tinsire 600-1All lu first class con' dltlou and will be sold at an - JO svclletiaj in tha kitchen wilh on Electric Range. What a oy it in to cook on an electric range wilh its perfect insulation which keep the heat IN and enables you to keep the kitchen as cool as any room in th house. Yet coolness is only one of the many reasons for tho tremendoui pop makularity of electric cooking. Home er! also like the automatic ieaturei which enable them to spend more tim OUT of the kitchen; they like He they like its cleanliness; they like hi dependability; and, above alL they the economy of an electric range. More than 140,000 enjoy electric cooking kt thin territory. Are you among thta let'fi kdk group? If not come in it over. 6. LOOPING THE LOOP Ingly low price j at once at th totok them over Reporter Office. FOR SALK Modern llotpoint-IUng- e table top, ml rod units and coo'icr A real bargain s( $s:..00 Utah t Power Light Co. FOR RENT Two partly rumlslied rooms for housekeeping. Apply to Mrs, Peter Jones. "When you want to reach a heart what line do you take?" glrl'f "I've found the e the beet," belt-lin- 5 OR RENT--- A two ronin furtimtihouse. Apply to Mrs. Marlon Ku II. fldtEh. JIiHnq itfitk Cktap fitccbdalij BB CBdB G8EDQ3 (33 0)133(505313000331 |
