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Show EUREKA REPORTER Thursday, November 3, I. TKtfT NftTKS OX ItlJ'.K I11XTK1W IX THIS KWTIOX Lets at the Record Look DEMOCRATIC RALLIES Maynard Griggs and I'harlr allot u fine burk lute In lh mining lrnp- uebMiti at the latter' und u liulf' two !.riy, located about j milfa north of Kurcku. tob Field ulsu Rot a IiIr fine, 'dier In that section laat Friday. I'urlls 1'lilpp, who hunted curly In the aeaMO'.i In West Tinlic with, Shorty Tinder and Hill Ilmindy; without BUiTins. lauded his buck in. !the tnountainu anutli of Silver City! Saturday. 7:30 P. M. A report from Xrplii Is to the that Judge Will L. Hoyt. pn-aiof thia judiciul dialrict. lauded: ' a nice buck In it unique manner, lie ' left Xepb I for I'ernwan to conduct alum:, mid i ourt, I ak Inc Ills rifle Just Houih of lleaver spied bia buck ; Come and listen to able II' walling him on the roadside. jwnu f tiu-rin time fur the opening doing, ably assisted by your cr SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5th MINERS UNION HALL MAMMOTH HALL EUREKA MAMMOTH . 7:30 P. M. ! -t der if! e iroult fvHfi.ins Ii.ay ai (MMi-- President Roosevelt is speakers who will explain to you what senators and congressmen. . i What the New Deal has done for the Mining Industry. Income onnnnnnnn i. icfiiKs win, $1,050,952.00. Income in 1937, under the Roosevelt .vr iin.Mi:cfMiv(J crasC(j from 520.00 an ounce to $35.00 an ounce. ni : Memories of college d..ys beckon thousand of funner studei ihrouRiiout tin intirn.im main mate . eriiv' UTW FARMS 5. ciliiam. Supreme Court pecking bill . . . which JEOPFREE, INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY . . he voted On th . VpQ 1 00 On wage and hour legislation . . . which ULTIMATELY REDUCES THE PAY OF UTAH WORKINGMEN . . . he voted VpC On farm legislation . . . WHICH CAUSES STARVA- PRICES . . . TION UTAH FARM PRODUCTS he voted YPQ On reciprocal trade treaty legislation . . . WHICH ALLOWS IMPORTATION OF CHEAP FOREIGN PRODUCTS, WHICH IS DESTROYING THE AMER- ICAN MARKET he voted ... IC0 VpC 1 co tha Lets Elect Fearless, INDEPENDENT MEN Who Are Trained to Weigh Problems and Who Will Not Safeguard Utah's Interests in Congress YES-ME- 0 REPUBLICAN letter In nkywnting limy more than a half mile high ami Quarter of a mile In width. A lou of oil I used to prod ue.i moke fur each letter. Cucli u Ifanry Owiltl ImUt IMn. h( , THEM WAS XrinterF ftsCSil V A MAN AS ROBIN Committee. Xovember Die "I"' enmpu and 12. The celebration will fen- - Will Satisfy yOU. Vote for him. ture cla meeting. rnnleat In klt Fred G&dd has served you for two years as county clerk, His work has been well done. 'and float between rampu orsani- zatioii. open houo in fraternity and Can you improve on his record? Return him to office. Hororlty home, a huge homecoming He parade downtown and through the Victor G. Pett, for representative to the legislature, is tried and proven competent. Kindium Jut before Rante time, and Nov. 8th. him Vote of for interests its and the the mining interests employees. a gigantic dance the final evening. will protect The homecoming football Ratne beEdward Pike, for county attorney, is an old Democratic war horse well fitted for the office tween the Cte Redskin and the Colofor him. rado Farmer HUggestml the theme he seeks. Do your duty and vc-tto bn used during the holiday period. Cull Fields, fer sheriff, was born and reared in Eureka; is a home owner and a citizen of "lad no pulefnce In! i ' Local Theatre Man is Leonard Mine, at Butte, Being Sued for Monoply Montana, was Reopened 44-- - ROOD SUCH i at' Itobln Hood is n legendary person, wlw was supposed to have lived in Nottinghamshire, Unglued, ulw.t the Twelfth or Thiiteenth century. Historians are quite ngm-- that he has never been anything more than an Imaginary person whom the common people have criMted in their minds. There is no tangible evidence of such a person's ever having lived, and his existence probably resides only in the ballads, games and plays which have been built up around his name. Some historians think Robin Hood represents a class of people at this early period; and never was intended to be thought of as an actual indU 0 ; men. This mine is the fifth A t' M mine that hu been reopened since Sep- The other are the tember 1st Mountain fon.. Siewsrt. llelmont und si fjiuis. Kmployiucnl Increases at Itulte increasing of working ut the Anaconda Popper com- puny plants In Anaconda unil O.reat Pall V NEVER. 51-- full The Li'iiiinrd. when It production capaclly, will employ ap- -' V .. , TiulpuIi'S rn n lie niMile lo turn into frogs ut any tlnie by feeding them i li s ro ill tissue. POTPOURRI Chinese Floods The principal cause of the great floods of China is dust from Central Asia. Winds carry flying dust from this area across the mountains and deposit it in some river valleys faster than the streams ran carry it away. Blocked waters, sometimes rising as much cause tremendous loss of life nnd property. 50 a fe-- t. ( Wrklrrn Nfsiiuiwr I'nlon. vidual. Piotecticn for your bank deposits by insurance. Protection by unemployment insurance. 5. Employment for the unemployed and the CCO program for the youth of our country. 6. Medical aid for the needy sick and proper hospitalization for war veterans. (What has the Republican party to offer to replace the New Deal. They claim they do not want leaners, the doers of 1932.) hu re, und will try to iliipllciiti their they want doers triumph of last year. Marked 7. The candidates cn the Democratic ticket for Juab county are well qualified to fill the player in the combat win be Ken kicker Soffc of Midvale, , ositions they seek thl who ha booted more point Hoaon than nny other Mountain your county commissioners, Frank Bacon and L. W. Larson, have built roads, taken care SSST of the needy, supplied work for the unemployed without any excess taxation. Return them i buck who the only ophonure in to office they deserve it. the "Y" atari In:; lineup. Mable D. Christison, your county treasurer, tried and proven competent. Can you do bet- i homlcomixo wii.i. ii k ttr than cast your vote for her? ST.WJKli xi:xt 4 Mis. May B. Petty, fer recorder, well qualified for the job and worthy a widow and home Friend and alumni of the I'nl- Owner Of Juab C U y. verity of Flail are preparing to ut- .tend the Homi'innilng Celebration on R. Elgin Gardner for assessor; congenial and henest; well qualified to do the work. He 10. 11 from to a dispatch Aciordiug l.uite, Montana, the lu'onjird mine at on thul place resumed operation Xovember let. For Nome time previous about 5511 men hud been busy ri'i'o n ii iVI n ni ng the mine in preparation to rw.p,'U- - t'urbay, Ph.lK 2. 4. 44 Its DEBUNKER By John Sliti ermg is a modern move in the right direction. left-foot- Why did yen. Sanotor Thomas, forgot yoar aoa paepla aad sacrifice sraHara af Utah ta carry tha favor of Washingtoa bureaucrats? (Paid PnlllifRl Advertwiiwnt h Kenubliran Ii J Wilton, I'fMiitiianl o 3. Old age pensions. Sanator Elbart D. Tkomai during kii lis year ia congiau kil baaa Ika liltla miicot of Waihingroa bortiucrili. Hu rtcerd ii a Mccenira parada of ratti for radical lagitlatira inaovatioM regardless of their affect aa Utah ARDIZES Hon. Abe Murdock Grover Giles, Dan B. Shields, WM VOTE SPEAKERS Willlum and Klxie Has Littlejohn, operators of the lhninle Theatre, filed suit for 110.0(H) in the district court at Price, for damages against of the Strand Theatre operator wi,h lllreuct high repute; well qualified to fill the office. Your interests will be protected and law and order will be maintained impartially. Vote for him that i3 the proper thing to do. . Prepared and Singed by DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE. , ' ... (luid Political Adv.) tfg 'iuirl with appreciation to it author.) order compelling the cannon roar and marching feet than half a billion Aalatlcs; major film lu a topsy-turv- y world trihut lug concern to sell them part where of au Invading army; America, where blueblooda and of their product, dictators glare at us from the pages America, where a man can freely bootjacka, business executives and . A. Ciilliool, K Hulsh and magazine and shout ut u over worship the Cod of his fathers or bums have the same privilege; the ( . h. Iluish Kn- - the radio; in belBui find God in his own way amid the America, where mechanical slave In a world sick with the isms aud singing stiat:-.- j and whispering trees Ifrprises and operator of 11 picture with Jhe work at the preas of help "bo hou,w ln l'uh re aceU!'d of propaganda from pink to acarlet. I, of the great outdoors. a button; 1 beiteve In America! monopolistic buying pactlce design- - a plain citizen of these United Slates, America, where citizens from play ,0 ",r,ve ,h,, Plaintiff out of the Wh to reaffirm my faith In demo- America, where our purchasing boys to plowboyn own automobiles; theatre business." cracy; 1 believe In America! power Is greater thun that of the1 America, where the average man Paramount Plclure Klstribiiting five hundred million people of in richer and Ainerlcu, where a humble happier than anywhere corporation. 2nth t'enlury Fos Filin grant boy from Scotland could Kurope and larger than that of more cIhc on the globe. KKO Radio come Pictures, the Steel Muster; corporation, Inlted Artists corporation, t'liivemal America, where a plain mechani.: . Film Kxcliange and lan'w1 Inc., were could become ail Industrial Uiant;i named defendants in the suit for al-- j America, where a telegraph npcr-- l legedly refusing to sell part of their ator could become the Cenius Who' 1S3S-3- 9 film to Mr. and Mrs. Little- - Lighted the World; of Mr.' John without the consent America, where a lanky, homely1 Iluish und Mr. Gllhool. llF.Ll'FR lad, born In u lug cabin, could be-- i come the Leader of u Free People; JOntXAL I believe in America! i Tax America, where a man need deter' There to no tyrant, be servile to none, and tory In c.m look the world couriiKeoiisIy in Africu. i the eye; A inertia, where a lll.in imii slam! oil a Minp box and say hi say without f, icing a firing iuad at dawn; America, where we can laugh at I IT Ik high qiuliir Hoover Sphere, piililisheil by I louver our leaden without being led aw: A ii wawiaoa. Iimi M'MtATIONL, . die Pall A Hearing io., Ann Arbor, .to a rlmn cell; ihuii unJ ihfoub YV. in ibnUiaa urn inti puulcu pm.--. Hem use It I America, where we can Mli'hlgun, wrote thl ecp jp ho apropos today, we print it here; po:iro wit loon fear of awakening lo ' v MM In. tnunl-inctsslta- ie , es I Ta!? CW . I ACTg(SW PROGRESS -- RE-ELEC- -- PEACE 1 T ELBERT B. THOMAS the U. S SENATE SO Thomas record speaks for itself. It is sufficient justifica-- ! Vor h,s rce,tion. It is a credit to Utah and has brought to numerous benefits which only a man with his standing with nose veil Administration could obtain. As Chairman of the important New Deal committee in the Senate he is in a posi- invaIuable service to Utah. UTAH vVVSerV!?SJat,nucd ELBERT D. THOMAS IN THE U. S. SENATE! Aior years' experi- ence makes our - personal whiskey recipe as nuld and tasty as the day is long1 Just try it! PINT I QUART NsinMAI F lIM N'ni,2:i MB (Air Cmi Bl WwMN iMUif. i Or Mini iXWJCiX , ,4IN MCm visits AMiHHN, FIGHT FOR YOUR FRIEND WHO IS FIGHTING FOR YOU t h MBIHII I O.IA, Vote Democratic Straight |