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Show May 7, l!u The Eureka (Utah) Reporter rage Two 9 Rev. and Mra. Wm. Frury jh Burial waa In Mt. Calvary C. A. Carlson, Mra. E. A. St, and Mra. Vern Never sint Un cemetery. in Friday in Salt Lake, where lived Wondershek i Mra. LAKE DIES IN' SALT "Work .Sh,j! Eureka for several years. Her hus- attendedW.the Spring THE EUREKA REPORTER p S. C. S. with the of the band waa connected North Lily Mining Company, Mra. Kathleen Kelly WonderMr. and Mrs, I. N. Niew.M w was died ) Ave., 1339 55. Ing their residence here. She Cul- vi:i:ki.v i'uiujsiii-jIgan i:i;ki:ka. Lake visitors over the Wwk-IcSalt Mra. James sister-in-laat of a in s Salt Lake hospital Friday I Printed by She causes. this of natural of a.m. city. 9:43 has been ill for one week. ART CITY PIJHLISIIING COMPANY Daughter of Michael and Rose Garvin Kelly, she waa born May Utah 10, 1892 in Mayo county. Ireland. wt'ond-clHmatter February 10, 1948, at the "Knterwi In the center of she came to the United States in the auditorium waa a large blue T. 1914 and settled in Butte, Mont. post office at Eureka, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879." In a colorful ceremony, Dalena Mra. Wondershek later attended Subscription In Advance, Ter Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10c , Dean waa crowned queen of Girls' the University of Utah. She taught In Butte. Student Day by Body President school two years Harrison Conovkr Editor and At anager She waa married to Albert J. SANTAQUIN A fire drill waa lona,j peart. The presentation of held In Santaquin schools Thurs- - a gjft to the queen from the Pop . Wondershek Mas. Ukllr Coffey May 17. 1925, in Reporter and moved to were schools The 28th. Mont., Boulder, day. April cjub endod the ceremony. NATIONAI AOVliriSINO (IMIMNTAllVI 23 veara aao. She? had n rtih rvThP in Sult Uke City l"nC'e 1938' Fellow from one of those publie with cider, or tho larger Isaac el Franks, Dorothy Ratnun.j waa a mem- Garden NATIONAL (DITORI Al wondenhek perty versus party were euro el opinion polio wm in Andy1! Mary Ann Henaley. and Helen individual liberty that has the Qf thp Cath0,jc Churchi Qur ASSOCIATION patrons Tavern, querying Andy's Franks. Escorts were Bill Hannl- of U)urdeB A1Ur BOclety and look" this country great new that from on everything fin. Billy Dean, Larry Elton. and Catholic Women'B league. election. next For tho it isnt differences of opint to Sorenson. Billy Besides her husband, ahe ia surOn Friday the Santaquin schools matter. The important thi., Seattle niw rote that Chicago theres to me that And it occurred vived by three brothers and two ian riANCisco were nut for "Clean-u- p Day." All ia tolerance for differences of opia. Mr. American of Mrs. Siler and .more Ogden typically ftoy ii nothing sisters: Arthur Kelly. Livingston, m. ecaca students who worked for six hours apent ion whether they affect the right In Eureka visiting Mont., John and Dr. Thomas Kelly. than collecting other folk opinor more in cleaning up premiaea at the Sunday of an individual to vote, to speak home of Mr. and Mra. Ireland: Mra. Julia Brophy, North with out well ae giving ions, were treated to a free show in the Robert Rowe and Mr. and Mra. hie mind, or enjoy a glass of be. Mrs. I where Dakota. it, I Haggerty. And from own. Bridget HI IN TAKEN IN? ones HAVE YOU Star theatre Tuesday night. Alexander Blight. They are the Ireland; a niece, Mra. Elvina Davis, Theyre all parte of the freedom its a mighty healthy habit of Mra. Rowe and Mra. Salt Lake City. parents for that we cherish 1 Ih liis wabli Inis it played step or got lo Everyone discuss can as So Mr. and Mra. Steele Sorenson Blight, people long Requiem high maaa was celevendor and big sucker. Comes gmnl weather. ll both aides of a question that comes daughter Jackie of Spring- brated Monday at 10 a.m. in Our . War-A. r Mra. Mr. Mra. ville and and to J. and llieir with Durfee lwenty-ycareturned Martha Imise the glib longues up whether it concerns short are on again ren of Salem were Sunday gueata her home in Eureka after apenring Lady of Lourdes Catholic church, skirts versus long, beer compared guarantees. of Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Under- - ihe winter months in Livingston, 670-llt- h East, by Rev. Patrick In farm Irom Salesmen peddling even tiling wood and Mr. and Mra Eld red Mont., with her daughter, Mrs. Maguire, pastor. Holy rosary waa equipment Copyright, 1948, United StateiTlrewtri Foaadetlea recited Sunday at 8 p.m. at 372 Mattie Sharp. silk liose are canvassing this leirilnry, pulliiif up lieanlifiil Underwood. t at MRS. K. WONDERSHEK 'Annual Girls Day Colorful Affair ijtaii tF.ast 1st South. w n Rom where I sit u Joe. Marsh What's Your Opinion, Mister?" ! i j. i -J- u i limn last c Jinnee lo gel this-he- ller stories of "shortages Iiow look guaranteed Tor cheap anything Raid lorafly years old reliable firm immediate adjustment, elr., elr., elc. Some of llipse salesmen are lionoralih men and have quality merchandise, ami oilier have c heap worthless junk on whic h they make a killing. If you nre inleresled iri their wares, listen lo llieir prno-sitinnhide ver you do, clank with your local dernier Hut Indore you buy. Compare price, quality, guarantee. And remember your local merchant will Ih here for years to back up his prcMluc t ho has a local reputation that be must maintain. Dve minutes after a transaction with a salesman, you might lose contort with your guarantee on some shoddy material. Dont Ih played for a suc ker . . . ten minutes investikind gation with your local dealer and lit will tell you what find in all of merchandise you nre gelling. And you will quality of merchandise at a belter price prolmbilily a thnn offered by the biglt pressure man. s. In-Ite- r Tl IF. I IlCd I WAY r.AMHI .FR It is hard to imagine u gambler so desperate lo win a very small prize that lie would slake his own life, his family s or some other Mrson's. Unfortunnlely, it is not at all hard to imagine a motorist doing the same thing on the highway. Reckless passing, of which gambling is the prime ingredient, rauses 10.000 accidents a year in which someone is killed or injured, according to accident rrpoils. Hint is n lot too much gambling with life, and it does not include the thousands of clinnre-taker- s who have won the loss thus far. I Inless they mend their ways, and soon, they or their victims will Iw next years statistics. Hie psychology of improHT passing seems to Ih a blind optimism on the ari of the driver that nothing is coming around the curve or over the hill to catch him while he Hie fact that he has no is on the wrong side of the road. the way is clear no of whether not or possible knowledge radar and second sight, no no equipment to guide eye him does not enter into his calculations at all. I le is tired of (Hiking along in line, it makes him fce1 suHriur lo the other fellow to go whizzing ast, and he feci pretty smug when he makes it safely. "Snarl driving. he tells himself. T Incur nothing was coming! What if he fails? I hive you ever ccn a I Kid acrid eat? Do you reniemlier the grinding of metal, the shattering glass, the screaming passengers, the blazing gas and oil. the bl nod on the higl iwny? Shocking? Of course. Hut so is our annual loll of criminally wasteful, preventable death and injury. Don! gamble with lives! X-ra- ill tore up the frill. Passed a car on the way; A truck coming down broke Jad& crown. And Jill a harp doth play. ack and y a Thousands of foolhardy Jacks and Jills ride to ruin over the eenter Tine of safetv. ranks third aa a cause of highway driving .Wrong-aide-of-the-ro- ad . Mr. Tmmans proposed budget of (Xl.000.000 is a It of the that deal means on average there great money. Ih col IN led S10S.767.000 hr IAXI'5 every day in the must I he annual burvenr. including Sunday and holidays. den will total $6()0 for each of the (lO.OOO.OtH) gainfully in the countiy $1,108 Tor each family of four, or $277 for every man, woman and c hild in the nation. em-plovc- A food driver develop. witty Hate of mind. He keep, to hi, own ride of the roed eeept when vino, io .bnlitely eletr cheod. Do yon do this? Him, curve, ud wind. int roods ore deed, trtpo for the recklew nd eaielew. Spend Koond. to uw lives-th- ow ia your cer and in the unseen car that may be coming! d According la lla United Slab News. fanners nre lln current darling of tlu gods. Since l)V) llieir income lias Husi-ncsjmiiHd from $1.3 billion to $!) I illion or nnd professional men liavo done pretty well, loo. 1 lieir incomes jiiniMd from $6.8 billion lo $23.3 or 270 rc in tin same period. Wage earners bad an increase from $13.0 billion to $127.3 billlion or !Strc. Investors ditln I do sti well. ns llieir income inn eased but 83?o or from $12.7 billion to $23.3 billion. nr SPEND ,Z,SEC0NDS s save - sininsoiks EUREKA CITY (lllEF SHEA CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. & lbKRETT-l- ry Olives Goods EUREKA CLEANERS LEES VARIETY STORE FORSEY MOTOR VIRGINIAS CAFE RANDLES SERVICE COMMERCIAL HANK OF NEPIII EUREKA AUTO SERVICE ANDREW REXAI.L DRUG LAIRDS MARKET CARL GALLAWAY I C. PENNEY ((). TINTIC TIME SHOP ALLANS APPLIANCE WED J. MILLIMAN Chevron Gas Station, Mammoth RANDLES I.G.A. MARKET KLUERTA SUPPLY ((). 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