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Show fuly 13, 1639. Offers Government Utah Lake will Become Famous Recreation Point Course to New Drivers course on . new correspondence Uuvld II. Madsen, aTftey In Traffic nd Driving" is life of the natloni.1 director of wllJ parks service, J5S offered free by tbe WPA to described the Utah Luke area as the "T. 1'4 more than Kreuteat single recreational resource rtah residents Fc 1eter,on in the stale or Itah at a . B of of adult edu- - held at Provo reecutly. Hemeeting stated litunt mate director that the national parka service had CTlie' course. aald to be practical made definite commitments that the Is dealitned to A abort riuen let In mailed with each lea- - returned to WPA Certificates for grr.ding. be Issued to those who successfully P" ,,ie co,,,, head-Quarte- lfl be rs 111 nd Leital Blanks for sale the Importer office. Eureka, I'tah. viul, ik ,t GBQMto That you can get a Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey-quality-m- sde since richer, 1 880-th-ats smoother, mellower. Ask for CSSS ORCHARD by name. 90 Proof. No 46 , Travel in Quart iMlMt Air-conditio- Comfort ned won't be travel-wear- y you'll Lave pep to "do" tbe Fair in great style if you go by train. Both tbe New York and tbe San Francisco Fain are reached via Union Pacific and connecting lines. You'll ride in cod, dean, comfort . . . enjoy delicious dining car meals . . . restful sleep . . . freedom from highway hazards. GOING EAST spend a day in Denver with no loss of travel time and at no extra rail fare. Ask about "Pony Express" and Streamliner "City of Denver" service. GOING WEST visit glamorous Southern California en route to the San Francisco Fi position at littlo or no extra rail fare. You LOW FARES i 1e New Turk $110.55 $99.80 $77.50 Sows Trip la lioaad Trip hi hi1H,la Ck.ll.at.i CnM.Ui InSliha SUaUuUfaU. a Barth SUaptatCan Salta. aha too lar la Caaeha aai SIM la I tat atrai Ms la balk WaNaw Talk ftaaalaaa fain aa4 latatm. Ta SAN FIANC1SCQ Ft INK NO. II. vie IDS ANGUS $33.55 $35.30 $30.60 Boaa4Trip la BoaaS Tri la BaaagTilela StaaUaiUPaH- Barth mmat Ckalit SleeyaCeii CaalartaMa Caaahaa. Barth baa. Saa SaaUat Daa aa aaala la Saalkata 1m sari hataaaa Vf a. Cahhtaaa. In laa ArkrikrAWbi H. V E It N O huiaithlf X EUREKA. VTA II 1 UN 1 0 NlPAt I FJClRAlipMR 0 A D II INI CUmrruCirtAU in HI II the Case Cans or Stein iesj Order it All of tha State statutes relating Published on Thursday of each week at ICureka, Utah. to water and irrigation have beei compiled and Indexed In a convenient C. t. RIFE J. VERN RIFE form by T. II. llumpherya. State EnPublishers gineer. The extensive amendment" Glamour to Perfection enacted by the 193S, 1937 and 1939 EaLeslalatures are thus made readily j Bnieipd la the postoffice at By Virginia Vali ecceaalbla to laymen aa well aa to rths. Utah. as second class mall and lawyers. The following matter aadar the Act of March I, l-- ' HERE'S a man in Holly-- 1 engineers a few of the Important changes Ilia. are wood who is perfectly hap- in thi law made Mince the rev I Urn if hes asked to make light- ot the statutes in 19.1.1, which are PKDIIATK AND Gi'AllDI ANNIIII py NOTICK. ning. He is Gustav Rohrbach, included In the pumphh-- i -1. All underground water was d one of those motion picture Information consult further celebrities whom you never dared-- to be the property of the puh SJSi i'-' LEONARD A. BARRETT by cam of iced UINTA CLUB BEER and a delicious picnic hmch tonther to make for lev A .... n ; I j : see on the screen and very "Lone Eagle" crossed the vast Atlantic in the silence of the night. Aviation owes great debt to the scientific achievement of the last ten years, but with all the present advantages, hazards still occur, planes are wrecked and lives lost. The element of courage will always be as great an impelling forre as kill itself. Science has increased speed but has not eliminated danger or risk, mute forces which may never be conquered. Courage te blaze the trail has always writtea new chapters in history. In 1492 Columbus discovered America. David Livingstone blazed the trail through darkest Africa and put an end to the Arab slave traffic, that "great open sore of the world." Said Livingstone, "I go back to Africa to try to make an open path for commerce and Christianity." Sir Henry M. Stanley, with the New Vork Herald In 1864, waa a devoted admirer of Livingston and met with courage the command, "Go find Livingstone" when Mr. Livingstone was lost in the wilds of Africa. Stanley blazed new trails beyond those oif and discovered the Livingstone, Congo river. The history of our country thrills with the fascinating chapters of those who risked life and possessions in their heroic ad- venture in blazing the trail to freedom, to a united nation, to the spirit of understanding ao beautifully expressed in the recent reunion at the battlefield of Gettysburg. Our own age cries aloud for young men and women capable of solving our social and economic problems in the spirit of courageous adventure, and we know that many, of our youth are seriously studying every situation, preparing to blaze a new traiL Our danger la that scientific achievement may outrun moral and social development and result in chaos or ultimate destruction. The challenge of our day is for courage to balance life as well as budgets; to leaven modern comfort with a large measure of courage; to deny greed and be not shamed to seek after the good; to reverence the old which endures, and renew the spirit of vision which sees new trails ahead. When we are more concerned whether we shall cheat our neighbor than whether he shall cheat us, wa shall have changed our market cart into a We shall have chariot of fire. blazed a new trail in character. ning ia hia favorite he aaya he gets the same kick out of it that a boy gets from running to a fire. Ita no great atunt In Itself, he aaya; you Just bundle together a carbons dozen or so on the end of two long sticks, put tbe sticks on a hinge, plug them lute an electric circuit, and then operate them by hand. But unless you're very careful the carbons weld then there's a ebanee of burning out fuses, and possibly setting the studio on fire. If you want to see some of hia work, go to Principal Productions' "Way Down South" he did seventeen lightning effects for it chain, bolt, summer and all the other of lightning except the one known as ball, which very few peo- pie, including, Rohrbach, have ever seen. , ,;i kfka o it (i k i' oust--: x rilONFii mi nr .11 r; cn CHIROPRACTIC Mortuary REMADE to State Knsineer llumpherya for a ropy of the publication. Anyone who Your (Ail Ion Mat I rentes ConDUNNE wishes to check up on any water law verted Into n Spring-Fi- ll to te the story will be changed a Information can do so by calling at only $8.50 complete bit. Instead of focussing interest on this ofllre. nr Ccglon Mattresses Remade the hero, a reporter, the like New heroine will get most of the limeonly $4.50 light The moat encouraging thing All work ia guaranteed. fact announcement the about the We Call For and Deliver. that Irene Dunne will portray her. WRITE The lovely Dunne cant make a bad ; picture, apparently. Overmans Mattress Co. 54 No. 4lli W. Provo Remove all rust from pipes beAlexander Korda la launching to new them. fore applying paint new atar In The Thief of Bagdad"; hit name la John Justin, he's 21 Cabbage and cauliflower plants years old, and haa had a sort of should be transplanted in the cool Errol Flynn career he's been Tlnite Lodge No. 9, F. of the day. Late afternoon Is part worker farm deckhand, rancher, A A. U., meats Sad a time. good and the traveled around and actor, 4lh Tuesday of and world. Korda sent out a call for a each month at I. O. O. and Kisses fortes require long youug player for the role of the F. all. Vlslthlng broth-er- a orlow kiises Individual baking. men of apyoung prince, hundreds lavlted to attend. require about 30 minutes plied, and John Justin won out, and dinarily IRA M. MILLER, W. M. an hour. end fortes latge seven-yea- r contract. a got JOHN P. ROWE, Secretary Sabu, the Elephant Boy, la also Dice leftover potatoes, add a In the cast, and will make hia debut ireatny white aauce and combine aa a singing star. them with other leftover cooked ' eggs. Jack Dawn, Metro's mighty man vcgelab'cs or BROWN and BROWN sort of took some of the of make-u' AK8AYKIU A lemon will or Juice ;ittle vinegar screen girls' glamour apart a while Custom Work Solicited to the piquancy of greens. It add seen old If photographs you've ago. We tfsndnrdlse on Accuracy of Hedy Lamarr you must have should not be cooked into the greens, UTAH EUREKA marveled at the change in her. Well, but sprinkled over them Just before Air. Dawn explained that her mouth they are served. waa made over to give it that lusci4444444444W444W4H444WH444t444W44WW ous curve; her hair waa done in loose waves and that long bob was ; decreed, her eyebrows were re-- i vamped ao that there waa more space between them. But, he added, she had a practically perfect face ' to begin with! IP-ENE hard-boile- d My Neighbor ; i - -- Says ; ! ; : hard-cooke- d p, . i . The personnel of "We, the People" hopes that there won't be another lamb on the program for a long, long time. The one that traveled from Kansas to New York, Do You Value Your Home? If You Do Then Make It More - "Mary's Little Lamb,' developed Valuable By Doing the Necessary REPAIRS and Giving It an appetite for microphone wiring that had the engine era practically crasy. Doctor Stidger'a programs are will worth listening to. They are on the air on NUC's blue network Mondays through Fridays, at 11:45 Eastern Daylight-SavinTime, and are railed "Getting the Most Out LUe- - There ia ,alk by D,Krtor and three then hymns are Slidger g BUn by leading soioistthehymna OfiilS IYI) gress In Salt Lake City next month. fans mitt lull ihhl'suis if he's e It was announced Inst Saturday. ting ihirlnm song i . . .4 Util Jimn ro Senator Pittman will discuss re- nthi In (Ac sms s lit e Itrtmnttl e e srpiiM cent monctsry legislation setting the (reel: kr's Acre prtrlirtflf Arthur Itmt , ... Iron men hm lor Ceuta 71.11 at silver of Pr ,r dug le Iho dmt rrkrerssl ol molt price At scheduled Is ounce. The convention "Only dngeli H ere ITngi bntdrtil. '.for August 21 to 31. Ami ht hod to rr fl Aim fed m tool rekeerie! Mopped lift ihr rtlmrd j Bank references are aot needed Aim dm re. ffiiiiraNetirii Voloo.l to borrow trouble. ( f. Con- 4. Neil ODonnell CttRIli Mining ."".'T. e, IN TO MIAMI liiscrshlOV of thn American ... es are old favorites aa well aa new and the talks are inspira- ones, a leader of the United Stales senate. bloc, will address the ronvea-- . liter SKI.'"- hlgh-lntensi- ty of Nevada, Hon ro ! of Extensions ot the five-yeaDeceased. Lasarus Cannon, period of nonuse of water may now (Date of first publication June 1C, be granted by the State Engineer. Date of last publication July 1939. 5. Statutory proceed u re for a 13, 1939.) of of diversion, place,: point (hangs end purpose of use was declared to Eraslstratna be exclusive. Erasistratus waa a great physi 6. Well drillers must obtain annual TJtird century B C.. permits from the State Engineer. made Important anatomical 7. Appropriate provisions were ad- - , nt waa the first to diatin ded to prevent the acquisition of water rights by adverce use or ad- - fiulh aenaory and motor nerves lie named the trachea, deviaed a rathe verse possession, .nd Tudiel reapirallon In the 6. The 8tate Engineer Is author- - ier He ? ,5rud5 calorimeter. teed to consider the physical end 0, economical feasibility of proposed to the ,,umoraIP"?uma theory ol I rejects for the use of water. 9. Reservoir or dam owncra are rc ; I ouired to report to the State Engl near the names, locations, capucitlt-Get Well With or reservoirs, and height of dam. The pamphlet also con t sins reference to, and exerts from, such special Front Page", that statutes as those authorizing the Remember Dr. E. L. Aiken . sizzling picture of newspaper life? treailon of drainage, irrigation, and West 32 Center Hi. IMtOVO but since cen- metropolitan water districts. It also Ita to be ia now it than used stricter flood to refers control particularly, sorship pointing to the law whereby flood ronditlons such aa those on tho Jordan river In Balt Lake City and on the Sevier river near Redmond ran lie met by the creation of flood control dlhtrlcts by the county roinuilj-sinner- s In the counties affected, under whose Jurisdiction theso things A Itlgnlrletl Service t i come. Nominal Charge. In The statutes compiled this PHONE 54 pamphlet ore taken from at least six statute This is books. the separate Call Any Time Day or mu"t complete complication of the water laws of Utah available. Tho Night. booklet will, no doubt, be of great j vulue to the courts, to the attorneys,! Ambulance Service to the engineers, to the prospective, approprlators of water, and to water, ! users generally. (Statement prepared by T. H. Ifumpherys, State Engineer, July ID. 1939.1 MATTRESSES The Eureka Reporter Is Indebted ITTTM (,ll. 22 I The United States Marine Corp recruiting station. 46 Federal Uiflo Building, San Francisco, has received authority to acrept a limited unm tier of desirable applicants during tho month of July, according to Postmaster Lyman Baker. Applicants Maceepted will be trained at the Calif., Saa Diego, Base, rine Corps and will be used as replacement fm duly nl posts la tho United Males, and aboard In foreign possessions vessels of the Pacific fleet. aiWTiill use '" 9 MEN WANTED IX MARINE sel- dom read about men and been1 Estate of LAZARUS CANNON, De2. The State Engineer ha women without whose aid mo- charged with the duty of administer-- , ceased. Creditors will present claims with tion picture, could never ha,. c- ,fChmCally e,,'Ct , .r. the lgth dy 01 re' unfile to of ed claims to statement, 57 Rohrbach can create all aorta of derKround water, to avoid a pro- - Vh' AaUMt': J0N a,ATLFY ?r" pedal effect, but making light- - BulnplIoil of abandonment. globe-circlin- No. 47 PM No 48 Half Pint No. 57 Callen eureka reporter Sent out by State Engineer ! It lime Jupiter Fulmar 'k Irene Makes Front Page Blazing trails is an Important facproposed lake development project tor in progress. About a decade ego would Marl althln the next few Col. Charles A. months. Lindbergh blazed Mr. Madsen, formerly of the trail acrosa I'mvo, shelf hed the history of the lake dur-I- n the Atlantic from the pust SO years and described New York to the abundance of fish and game Paris, an event which the take supported prior to which ushered in a new era in avithe period when the lake level was ation. Lindbergh low. Mr. Madsen predicted that landed safely in with the permanent water level Paris in May of which l)eer Creek dam would pro1927 and was both vide the lake would uealn become a Mecca for sportsmeu from all sucroyally and loyally welcomed by tions of the west. our American According to Mr. Madsen, the pro ambassador, the pram for the rehabilitation of the late Myron T. li ke as a recreational center Includes Herrick. The aviator at once the use of a CCC camp at the moulhj became the idolyoung of a "hero worship" of Provo river and the following public, and the name Lindbergh beprojects: Construction of a boat har-- j came permanently fixed in the hall bor; proper stocking of the lake with of fame. Eleven Colonel after years a variety of fish; development of Lindbergh hia epoch-makin- g completed bathing and skallug resources; propflight of 3,620 miles, Howard agation and protection of wild fowl, Hughes g flight began r.nd letting aside a substantial par: with an objective of 15,000 nearly of the lake shoreline as a game re miles. These two courageous adfuge In which wild life can lire in ventures are most interesting; but how different they are when we a primitive state study them in retrospect. Colonel Lindbergh made hia trip alone he Early Battle Flag and hia plane, the Spirit of St. Louis. The Hag carried by il.e minute Air. Hughes had the companionship men in the Battle of Concord was of four time-teste- d Colonel yellow with narrow blue stripes at Lindbergh hsd a flyers. comparatively the top and bottom. In the centei small plane with e single engine waa a tree and the fullowii.f end none of the more modem inveninsrrip tion was used: "Liberty Tree. An tions and safety device found on Appeal to God the control board of the plane of today. It was possible for Mr. In society, compliments are loans. Hughes to keep In constant communication with land station! by means of which the latest forecast of winds nd weather were obtainable. This was not possible in 1927 when the help .nd Interesting, Liuce highway accidents. Stas EBusi lei Bf - 4 Water Laws of Utah Booklet BLAZING TI1E TRAIL LMtS-Xrt- ion Eddy's a COAT of GOOD PAINT, aide and Out. In- - ! MOORES PAINT PRODUCTS i Lumber and Building Materials a Pipe and Pipe Fittings ' Tintic Lumber Co. PHONE 44 EUREKA, UTAH ; |
