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Show w I devoted to the great TINTIO MININO district HOME OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST EjJRKKA. JHAB CX)U NTT. UTAI1. THURSDAY. MAY .Contest On For Queen Of j Covered Wagon Days. SCIENTIFACTS -V ARNOLD Who la I'tah'a fairest daughter Shi limy live in ihe euuuiry ..r iU'MBJI Vi r Ificho Lamp to 5 t0 present plana the be dlahnnded fTCcamp will - Goose-eg- g w'r 7h be dlebanded Htdv the formenie.. d frfnoohifc w &.. ORT SHOE wioofipun oratiom SHOll! AY other vi)h ol i. Slip ORT fll jJI SNOB trim on wl by II. A. Hey noldx, chairman - of ibt, pin m- of the tween the ages of 18 and 2:, ix j u(e of number Within a few Ible to enter. All that la neeex-ar- y Vxferred. eiie-'1- 1 la to trend to Covered Wagon boy will have been Duj.x. Id la other cauipa and the fore- - ball Lake City, for on entry Man, tn till It out. und mail It with a photo-- ' to K't assignment 'Tofthe artpert tot Itt reason il that b Kftrin Noirktr st Simpson U Jericho. - Springs, and the poise. beauty. piomer uhllity to ride. The winner wll1 epe- - be the guest of honor id many of the ten considerable work. weal- capitol rltya civle clubs, will tho in preside I', toad Improvement, t o' dof the rounly, but thla will at all rodeo performance. honor at front the the boya camp queens ball, preside spitted by ever the parade, viewed by more tlm.-Jeri- - ISO, 000 persons, and will receive that however, be, night be used us a spike camp to tion wide publicity. The locality .if the la ns west Juab for a short ot, pistil the odds and nds near Ihe entrant wilt have no bearimt hi,1 Desert heat HEATED DV THE SUN 200F. na-ui- y NY TUCIflf Wt sloviliA 0U1 ond uin-ty- m M pl -- sandy sou ok the desert may de The gm-s- buflpf Judging. Several queens and a!, Is in: khoare picked up. Moval of the ramp la anythin; pest years have been selected tr.un! j all sections of the stale. fleulng news. A great amount MMficlk! work has been perform- Applications of the entrants In the' have located search which is not a bathiiiK beanty the boys who the money ty contest should - accomi-anieviptitln Eureka will be misseo by black and white portraits rather Jdmbly during these depressing than anapahola. ie sad In addition ' I1. tea. b Dflim On ; j BIISndul. i WNU Svrvue o Juab County Tax Collections n Give Mothers Day Will . . Tax collections for 1940 Juali u gain of 1.48 per 'oUowIng their usual custom the rounty showed -.tn xod members of Tintlc Lodge cent over ilVt-iKK711, B. P. O. Elks, will give a tng to g tlcnDay program at (heir home, treasurer. In 1940 a total or 104.86 was charged for collection time to be 8.30. IU Members of tha I Cum Ciri organisation end $222,981.92 was tho amount col- -' 1 minuted to attend and the gen- - lted. girl, in Gde making the nercentage of horn docton p labile It given a special Invlia- - taxes paid 93.44 per 1031 if a pcrs itnt, tax collections amounted to su Vi cent and that of 193S 91 41 net cough, lau i:aly Wilson, a past excited rul-pi a last mod, i Iks lodge Will givu the Moth- - cent er into a pin Oxy Address. TIng units and the amounts dia- our at 4.000 fa Dthcraun.be.. on the program ,rbuted to each (a as follows: isck cured. Two numbera by the Stardust-- ! state and state schools $49,819 so. orehcitra; opening Exercises by! State bounty $815.62. .ittd Ruler, Floyd Ludllow; TH8: Tubercular Indemnity and bangs ' Euartet singing "Praying foe disease control $164.37. Elks tribute 10 Mother. Alex Inspection tax $422.31. ibt; vocal solo, Kenneth Marker; Juab School District $46,ril2.;.6. iitN by the chair officers; "Fln-il- " Tlntlc School District $39.2'J,.i..'6 by TH9 mixed douhte quar-- ; NephI (Mty $8,459. CU. 1 closing exercised by tho exalted Eureka City $8,878.46. r nd offlceri. Levan Town 11,277.51. o Mona Town $998.00. HE DEPARTMENT PAHTV general fund $13.93;.0I. County BASING AFFAIR. County poor $9,754.93. County Road $3,483.89. lit Saturday evening the mem-t.ottRond Interest $1,741.95. 0. Eureka Fire Departmen. fund $17,419.53. Sinking Wd a nice banquet and program fair $1,393.56. County Little Theairp. special guests Tubllc welfare $16,722.69. I'll cite officials. 100 Nearly all men.-'- ( Agriculture aid $1,741.95. . (-- are $241,-tUrtln- il c-n- l. er 1Ieber JonM a1"1 s npresent at the council meeting lawt Friday evening, representing the parks committee. Their mission was h0 solicit cooperation of the city of- In esiablialiing a swimming h- f P' sahjins f'r ils " H11" purpose was propo- ed to come from the city well. discussion, concerning pumping exmainii-itceof water, penac. heating etc.. to..k place xanltatlon mea-un-- s, The result was that a project of thi1 nature met with approv..!. and lh Fair- niuvor appointed Cntinrilnun Parks hanks to work with the mittee along this line. At Friday 'TTriVnin. - ft IBS 17 SIN IKI B. C II, ribrstioa of - V' fr the department and then as city officials and IM. atti tided. A fine banquet was enjoyed, tom- Iaflg at 7 o'clock, after which a Ingram was put on. '1if Wm welcomed the " ftod then introduced John F. ts toastmaster, who In order bliss ul - u-- nt-lsi- be 17 SI . - - vhTmia and FvVg'uxon "aiiawer "the l Counrllmen CarUot. were ah-eThe minutes of ihe prethiii meet Inx were read and accepted and IdlN n-- 10 ed t SSTI.t dS 'or AMter 1 wa read from Marry S m Joseph, secretary of the 1'iuli Slate "jljj lt. TliT -- .e. on Elks Association, regarding y i lenders. - oumryH.'s1 up la president und 1 general mauager S. Smelr of the riUlll XE (N)Ml.NO 4ICT WITH dand uf a permumnt monuim-n- i nd TOl'RIST EDITION. company, Mining o. hm must itai kn note In this city during the etu'e con- following May. o- Mr. Harlan, who lived In Utah -""..r'h.-iTvT.l ttW'irii" IV" and a half year previous Ml UU Trfbun, i " i .....bl b, b ..f ;.b, Tb. ul on Suml.y. M.y mb. , ,1,"! moving to Iluston. Musa., last r Ti who the pioneers Edward A. trurlst addition, the purpose of the ,0 commenornle and run thmuah Ihe iuimIw am ce as a highway on 26lh. died who name being to pass the publication f0Unded Eureka "" February river as well Poppy. Sale Will Be May 24th. ilmportant Matters Taken Vf I") Ui By Lity Council r, show Marked Gain o Sunday. Eureka Girls Asked To Give Numbers on Broadcast. chil-Imvi- pl.-nl- V ku been made whether or U size at d next few day, with prohfive men left there to aa camp until auch time fUYTlimi Number Li Ethel Uudd, tu charge work In this city, received n letter yesterday from Mrs. Jemt o the beginning The LORO OK REPTILES, THE Holland, assistant supervisor of rec How the little red popples, worn It suld in pan: .tn honor of the World War dead on CROCODILE, STRONGEST THING "On June 9th. we are planning on Poppy Day, help rare for needy, IN ARMOR, IS HATCHEO PROM an anniversary broadcast at dren of war veterans thruout the A SMALL EGG LAID IN AN KOVO from 2 to 2.20 p. m. and we year was explained during the week earthen NEST UNDERLYING are selecting the beat numbers wbieh by Virginia Carlson, child welfare rushes along a stream have been given uurlng the year to chairman of the Arthur G. Sullivan on this program. , appear jCnit of the American Legion Auxlll- "Could you get 'he little girl who ary, aa the unit continued prepare- the on the last program tloni for observance of Poppy Duy I rum the Catholic School, and also on Saturday, May 24th. the girl who sung "On Hlueberry ' Every poppy that ia worn means more help for the rhlldren who havi Hill." The little slur of Hu- - piano la Mary been left without a father's support Aon Eclievrrletu uml the vocullst is because of the lust war. First liter- are the children of the men who Joyce Kifp. o make the popples, the disabled veterans In government hoapitala and those employed In the Auxiliary's poppy work rooms. Theeo children benefit from the earnings of their A new owner ia now In charge of ralerHi the poppy money helpink (iourley's IGA store, taking over the keep their homes together until the managemeni on the first of the pres- father can once more take regular ent month. lie Is Forrest W. Squire employment. Skin tasting -it Mantl, who has had a lot of ex"Then, there ere the children A catfish can taste perience In Ihe grocery game. He Is whoaa fathers have died nr are not AU over its body. It has a married man and will move Ills In TASTE BUDS SCATTERED OVER position to work in the poppy profamily to Eureka as soon as s suit- gram. The money contributed for ITS SKIN. able home can lie located. the poppies goes to work tor them The Gourley, residence, located and keeps working nil year through Just east of the store, has been sold the Auxiliarys vast welfare program. to Icnnard Drown. It Is the determination of Ihe AuxilMr. and Mrs. Gourley and chiliary and Legion that no child of a dren will leave uu about June 1st fur veteran shall be left In need, and Whittier, California, where the for- the funds collected on Ioppy Day mer will enter business. Mr. Gour- - are the principal source of finances ley has owned property there for for carrying out thla determination. iiilie some time. "Here in Eureka our local unit haa given clothing, food, medlca! and dental care to many unfortunau-childreFred Radtke Died Sunday even though they were mu In California. the rhildren of veterans. We think It highly fitting that the flower . which honors those who have died for America should help those who will build the America of the future. ".val 0,1 "'rday mornniK, We hope that everyone will remembThe reorder was Instructed er these children when they secure write ii. - of thanks to ( ounty Com- - cigu. n son m Joseph and Wllhel thetr popples on Poppy Day and coni of nilna Knodle ltadlke. r Frank Haem for tribute as generously as possible tu When a young man he came trucks which took ih- - school ihll- vie) fa re fund. west.g dren to the .and dune for an out and most of hlr life had been spent in Eureka where he followed mining ing Iasi week end s a., occupation. (Metal Shortage Indicated s Hlx untimely death wax probably In Weekly Report. ' ih folloi.ltn. . ) .. . matxhal. sex- - due to his long service in the mines n :rcnsurir, tin The weekly New York metal reln.dget report. 1 In y ;,nd his muny months on Ihe from ton, and also line!- - In France during the World were found to be corr- -i t. port said that steel manufacturers -- - " "arwere struggling to get bark into full Surviving are his wife, bits. ( bar- production, but effect' of the coal Whitehead Radtke of Eureka; strike and resultant shut downs were Interesting Letter On Alaska hnte Hubert Radtke felt In dislocated pig iron product Ion ,WO ' r,1' Wntten W Fiirekb Rov of Eureka; one daughter. Charlotte and delayed shipments. One at eel Kadtke. of Eureka; hlx mother, a executive said it would take at leaxi " two weeks to get under Ihe awing The other day William Uacon re- - brother and two sister in Chicago. Funeral services will bejield Frl- - again. reived a letter from hia son. Guard- -' I'rire discussions continued. SevStationed In Alaska, day al 2 p. in. from the I.. D. H. ward Clio Interment will be In the ern! small steel companies hnve askMm was formerly at Modena. Ctah. (Impel. ed permission to sell fnfr more than H" went to Alaska and helped estab- - ( rgreen Cemetery nt bprlngvltle. "" Delhi-1- . Hlr base al ihe lish army o,the fixed ceilings. Other of the makers favor a double Me says Helhel has a population of Named jjew Manager price system. For U. S. Company. New business was so large that some steel unite declined to accept Mimim r lime and aside from this the the city, but u xearrh i m to find her. She is wnnir-- m uci a the 1941 Queen of Covered Wagon L'aya celebration in Salt I.uke jUv 29 to 26. And there will be of houore awaiting her. The statewide wureh wax Matt-wid- e friml Cool l'Ml. AMAZE A :M INUTE Abandoned. SPECTATOR H, MINES SILVER-LEA- D f leadline on the shipment against old 'contracts Is May 19 and dealers and broken have forben giving smull attention to new to buxines with that deadline looming. 1 he scrap supply was cut deeply because of the closing of blast furnaces during (he coal strike. M o In copper, the big word was priorities." Some Important member-u- f Automobile Registration the Industry felt priorities should Show Big: Increase. be ordered Immediately. The OHM highlighted the j week rhi-rautomobile-.- with a new form of were 13.1.187 Inventory control In Flah during the nrsllfor si'vel v "open rd "u p The whiles and I'ghi.-r.-( metals. Including copper and n I ud.-- ed ill' not come !ikort talks f,'ur ,.t r,ar' ron'l,ArwJ bad. Copper traders felt tha action. jack ( hriMopherw.neft.by Thief Latrd Mayaiives sll dame mid nic'.alire m- (Frovidlng the paper has 10 take ,n "nw i .iKiiat ton u full mandatory $25 Cronin. John J. chiseled and 'Frank ,H and FllllU very expensive 10 Eureka bv lhpfm ,(hil not eaiabtishlug Hodge. laH' w and a aiep toward such I'rlrllles KW.U Franke and Wm. Bacon. fI0m us. I $1 m $125. are houses road iPn.cl:.ilo: at 0, riinHf,.r, (i 0 control. Sullivan gave n most inter- no,., sells a' fish and dor- fine w luM year. 4105 and ibis year WBx given him for M Leading copper producers rnntlnu- Iml vegeiahles. a tfii' U history of the department li lo pound. tiic automomonth, Tin registration of different car fj ,0 BOPate domestic production 228 for fire or to 36 tha lime it was C., run s. like Ms .nd r, hgh tjeInstituted fori) ."PM Vn. Mr. BKi,B'h 191.. t( 12c a pound. Connerllcut Valle in pa red Jhe underst mm r ago. nils insurance. C. ..f Hn "" a gain all along th line from lltIPi Wih book for Augur.l oen. ibow has been selecled a ,n- - s $ ' I eler lurcnu of Invcsttgai.on am passenger cars to trailers. j with smaller uiomu smeller sold turns cupper at their supplies a me an- Nome and r..lrin giip..ri lain. (raining. C fer maximum prlc of 12V9e and aaid Dutch Folks IIS .1 bank. 50.. mlh-- di.u u.' by plmie.10 lid inure could nave been sold. There InnsikM ...ryllii.iB, .111 ...r.y .bb-".lb.. .. were no quotatlops In Ihe nulnlde inarliand iniiili.g loves cows, mlT t.v 'he Elks during plx. market. j I. Er.-b.- , were lutgor and Lend purrhax-- s iouxumen requests exceeded ' dally Tile vuu'ig man aid he ,h" igm-- i si al ion was Invest Mv ihe an. quotas availablo. At the end ft tha i.. Jon. , fur Ihe door ..ml J5tHh I" , Tied IP-week tha wailing orders were rept-(- d ha- be.n he er. wl 'MV. lml ! tia api''l carpemer lurk, in as lowir than a wee agn, hut she .it , .. .mi, of ull . nr il.i'iv, alltl substantial. I'ricea were firm The yiv.-r. r bureau Hi. .. . 1,1 at the pegved level uf fi.Sft to S.93 ni.ll.mii mi a'r ''tHs rlJ - uliempilng in .1 in a pound, NY, and 5.70c St. Louis eie it"iima."l -.- bl.er-lhB Vrurk :i a Alaska, an I Zinc contined subject to strict al--- it Me..- -. On hm trei-dfrnch bun ; VPc bul due In mlc a have of supplies by principal prl location we., folio ihe ship fUd no adion Itl.hi m Jniieim bids being xubmiited sellers at 7.25c. E St. Loula. where Fairbmb. miry Ylfcoll rlv,r 0 was taken on this nta carnival and do; tlerhv was , ,,s f t- The p . ; y. ( x tics ofen Ofd ksl it !M. Ik MS Ford brpliii Marti - ! JI. 1 - ' l J1- m-al- G.-- xl - - - w Little Old xpei-m- - I l vi-- -- - -- tlx-.-i- r tgTl rv. .- i- - irnn-ferr- ed a- I i -- oh-r- vie no-n- i 1 r.-- i J m-- - " I.Mbl bl- - ""! ! s-n- -nvervune tystem for and easv and free ha,.k be nla 5 w.r have plenty. ?.uA il.ey spend It. i mi " l"n uor not could Httvelnp.t).p.rtunlMex appear m be ! IrT4 king's would he ... xiimll Hu: In Alaska than rcr nefore. wax beTI,H average saving m ll was r j(,w xero for December and Janunrv. ; 'al-m- . e. amu. 4 degrees., bat it has dropp... Th" I" la ( sxcul.I lo Hie r Xbout May JM (U. frilM s l0 4 mile an Th(. for an ',f f,,llt mhal.liuc.. say his lias 11 a vir : no Th.- -. . tbi.y. '''JeJ ''T;;!,; V.!S Mwyfc J . Llndy Streur and Ruaael Pelton a: 2., J Hlarful eelcbratloa p( the B 'hthT H W Old world on Mftjr s folk official food hl,b !ft 1 p,fn - (To Army School. c John A. Davis, t corporal! In Ih nir corps and a son of George II. Da vis of Dividend, haa been selected to attend Ihe air corps lechnlcle school at Scott Field, lllluols. Corporal Davis, who enlisted In tha sir corps at Salt Lake last August, haa 4iecn on duty tn California aa a . gun makes Tha mw 'antifyre mmimf. At Scott field he win r(j0 i Its (air nser In London look Ilka a B radio operator and b ,Ptn(M gal of ihe old Wild West. ,n,.r).alli, Brea a compound powder , nolnrv wink done The fun gn Ineendiary bomb. x'fVve hTJ.1 vou'wtibe! JmVtherln It. Addad protection U Call II to 221 fur fire or daomo- ibllo Insuranco. C. E. Rtfs, gBerded by ft bsavy visor. 1..-- ie bin, I !"r !H be avallahl- two-fu- n - If you , want rubbish pntvidln; or on. places convenient In minute delay la Everyone is urx-- d to put out. r,alT VL.v'th. Auerd "i h'"' 0.10 -- 0" ",011001 Dividend Boy Transferred .- rr-ai- e.- - K Ub 7 , |