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Show Soplt'inlii-- The Kurcka (Utah) iajre Two , , ,m m .mm REPORTER riMti.isi ir.i i wr.i.Ki.v a r I'linhil itaii r.nir.Kv i ART CITY 1MJHLISIIING COMPANY ii IJlAII ! em ja.'iei1 t - W.i!- s 1 1 ( In Advance, IVr Yr.'ir, $3. (JO; IVr Copy, Uc IIakkisun t Mas. HfpoUfT I UM.'iUi lit tlil 1 I : I iiBiiii: EDITORIAL $ NATIONAL HPItStNUIIVf I i j - OK HIW SEATTLE flANCISCO CHICAGO auxiliary. The Knl re .Nous literary club members held tlu-i- first meeting of the fall season at tin- holin' of Mrs. Mary II Iiriscoll. There was a Vi sal attendance mid Mrs. I). J. Klissell ail ili'eri-stilipaper mi. "M'iry. Colleen of Scots." which was followed by general discussion. A delirious was served. llowaid Hunks left for CVdur c.ity lo attend seluml at the duriiriini'h Avrieiiltural 1nlh-ging the year. Mrs. Krwin Sax entertained the of the Indies Art club home. The time was spent at in serving and cards. Mrs. William Hate won the first prize mid the was won by Mrs. W. F. si con 1amter. After cunts the hostess served a delicious luncheon to the following ladies: Mrs. II. E. Naylor. Mrs. W. F. Painter. Mrs. A. E. Tuekett. Mrs. Win. Bate. Mrs. .tiieob Xuef. Mrs. Hoy Naef, Mrs. P. N. Nielson. Mrs. J. A. Thomas, Mrs. Harry Dean and Mrs. T. J. r AsgoCTljoN V SAN i liini-heo- seienee coiilil eliminate the rauae of a tlisease that kills iitsnit 2H5,-00- 0 Anierieaiis annually. The new evulenee was presented by I r. Kraneis Binkley of of the l'niersity of flail Colh-gMedieiue at the diaiuond jubilee in the police ,i,eetiuf of the American t'hein-iei- il A breakdown Tues-da- y forte" of the body was offered S'M'iety. which opened this week aa a clue in the rnuae of chemists some 18,000 with eiincer. L'nilcd States and 12 Should the "Mliee foree he re- from the attenalinsCnieilieal fiiiii'tion stored its proper eign Utah Medical Man Reports on Cancer j piHtllll'Ill'tlil II. llllllllillllllfllllllllllt:llH:lll,llillll:l!) iiiiHiiihiiiwmi m nii.,miMiilii.tjiiiliHiuii',liiii,inilili.' i In KI.IP AMI A YAK. . Bob Murphy laughs aa he allpa to canvaa A Texas woman judge has sugin gested that women be drafted the national emergency. Most of us don't think the situation is that desperate: maybe the judge did not want to be the only remaining American who had not suggested some way of saving us Montgomin our hour of need. ery Advertiser. i.-- 1 Everyone is willing for the government to begin price controls on tin- - other fellow. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brisky enthe members of the Shamrock club. The feature was fioO. First prizes were won by Mrs. 11. K. McClain ami John F. Howe, consolation prizes to Mrs. H. K. Wall und H. K. McClain. A splendid luncheon wus served to: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clarity, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Howe, Mr. und Mrs. Dennis Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. McClain and Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Wull. tertained INSURANCE 4 f-- o I ire i A O Casulty O Honda O Automobile - ELKS BUILDING V Phone illll'llllIrHliMlIllilItJlli.f.llllihlMllliOt 3 !IIiIHIH:IIIiIii OiUlMUlihlUim 1 I:i Brand Lime HIGH !! LI ML CALCIUM CHIEF HRANI) y H t T I g We Specialize in High Calcium Chemical Hydrate for Mills and Smelters 8 1 I? Bus will leave Eureka Iost-officA. M. at 1 . CO. Salt Lake City : (0S Dooly Huilding Plant: Saddle, Utah 1L uvacaMwrtl , i 'll II - M .St .11 'i' .''' -h .'I11' j,,H s nf I.'.. T.f "i-- t ding to depart men. SlK'iullSIll You Iwivit As of this dale, the following mid give one to VOIII -- t;ita,r hstiicts and iiiimher of permits lemmiiiiig for each are: Heaver, 52, Paiivuilih !.ake M. Hatch 01. KI.'KKKA BRANCH OF . John's Valiev r.'t. Bear Valley 41. Dog Valley 15, Mnticcllo 38, mid UTAH I1IT & t,, STEEL Fremont 61. are being The alsive sold on a first come, first served basis at the office of the Stutc Fish and Came department. West North Temple. Salt "Lake City, Utah. Applications may be made in person or by mail. Cost of these permit is 33.00. Applicants must possess either a game bird license or a combination hunt-- j ing and fishing license to be elig- SERVICE CO. Tlmktn Bits Thor To ils & Vulcan Prislui ts Representative JOHN A. BOSS Telephone 55 T-l- A From where I sit ... Joe Marsh Easy Makes His "Cat" Tread Lightly roads belong to all of ns snj j guess I'd get mad if someone tin chewed them up. From where I sit, Easy is my Uii of citizen. lie doesn't just (in democracy lip service, lie hoMsfy believes it's his duty to eousidg the other fellows interests. Whether it's the right to ess tb Driving home on Three Ponds Road yesterday, I was flagged down by Easy Roberts' boy Skeeter. Take it slow," he advised. Dad's crossing this road with our tractor, just beyond the bend. Around the curve I saw why Skeeter stopped me. Easy had laid two rows of old truck tires across the road, and was driving his new Cat tractor over them ! More trouble this way, Easy explains, but it does keep those tank tracks from tearing up the asphalt when I have to cross over to our other fields. public highwaya or the right tom-joan occasional glass af ben; Easy's out to protect his neighbor1! right of way. y After all, the Cop) tight, 1951, United Slatet Brtwtn Fmsrtsria as you Ride to and from the EcOnOttllCOl "MISTAKES" 8 cycl.- - simkes-- I Operator l Fill doughnut holes with marsh-jK,,- r mallows, pop under the broiler and toast them. This takes only a min-- ' ute or so. and it's fun for children's , parties. Heat together some honey, cream and a dash of rinnanion. You'll like this sauce on both pancakes and waffles for something different. Nice to serve with chilled tomato or vegetable juice as a firs', course: roll small balls of processed American ehcce in grated carrots, then place a small slick on tep for easy prel.-e- l i Appetizing ofAreals A real treat awaits you at mealtime the finest fresh, western-growfoods, skillfully prepared, deftly and courteously served. The September menu special is delicioui crispy fried chicken. d I wonder r. iw detail and arvaliam yaar m s At times n AV0lt Hazards gi-o- again. rest-eas- y Enjoy pleasant air conditioning. Whenever you please, roam about and stretch your legs. Youll delight in the comfort and leisure of Union Pacific train travel. made, With wide and open eyes. Of course Im not sorry for the errers that I've made. nt ,,ast 1 ,0,,k " a,,, 1 Wi,s n,,t r,aid. , rhaps my mind went crazy, or 1 ,al 1 was J101, Without regards to anything of wlrnt 1 should have d"ne, 1 could. 1 know ;i lot "f things now. that I dul not know then If tinlaud is willing. 1 shan't make thcs- - nustalo-- Save money in a modern, Union Pacific coach. Adjustable, reclining coach seats are reserved on most Union Pacific Trains. Comfortable My life is crowded with mistakes. Ofe every shape nnd size. Most of them are the ones I'vo MINING c, Leonard Gonnuscie s CHIEF CONSOLIDATED l nr O PLASTERING FERTILIZERS Dugway Bus Line Round trip fare $1.50 Beginning SF.1T, l?th ami iierating dally except Sunday. I Ttlii.il.il S S Eureka, YOUR ECGS and sei nice on corn fritters for supper dish. You'll like tomato or mushroom sauce to go over them. decorated Like an cake for a chance? Try frosting devils food or white cake with a ic- j d, serfs with it Other orders heap of boiled or seven minute ing. then decorate with stick candy. all along the same an' coffee 20 Next lime you bake gingerbread. cents a cup. Well, reckon dis serve it a bit differently and see if country aint too far behind, cause the family won't like it! Slice our HK Shots put ripe bananas over the warm, w,'nt l j squares and top with augar-swcct- . Fond. taxes anl climbm stdl jun whipped cream. i i wry thing is goin' up all de time. Pork chops take on a delicate Iretly tun in Alaska will be 'wav flavor you braiM them and behind if she don't slip up Jest add some pineapple juice and apple don't do the wurkin' folks no good elder as the liquid in which they're to get a 3 cent raise Vausc before cooked. they get it. taxes, food, ears, clothes und all has done jumped up more. Kerknn der wurkin' folks should try hii' bring des high pri-ro- s down, lower dem all. try an' keep der wages when- - dey is. Oh well folks, reckon somo of these is an' has been kinder like ole Sam has done all down through der years. Jest one small, simple word that we all know, cause I jest aint like de fellow who said that he had done went !i without makin' a mistake. jrtrtrnrtricstrt.p-.t-iririnP- ' NOTICE POACH EUREKA ITesi-n- ' jenr recent fight with light heavy Joe Maxim in New York. Franks. CARL GALLAWAY : - h- - I l tins la.--t . "! j mi-n- t pmvrain was presented and wil.-followed by II delicious liinchi-oserved ami furnished by tin- legion complimentary to their (AjNovi-.- hunt . i.pi-m-- hi mid iiiiiioiini'i-- 1 their intention ol giving a party. A splen- - wnlki-i- UkI.I.K CoFM-.- ADVKITISING I - l Hil b: T. ,i .ics.si.iii limit 'i'll , l)i iiuii, lii r , avail-abb- I - NATIONAi : 1. hilsl.-ie.-j- t 'iiilhnli-rahli- s, "'! 'V f'r . bage (.loose is 1. ill Early field surveys Spu.al permits arc c of the S.iye Sage dron.se to v.urnni iii.l (J'iiiim- III eight of the I'liil'tceil ihs- ing without dan::, r ,, Mock in tlii' distil rt weie that iiv-slate the t;uts to such hunting this year, hunting. Aim-rn-ai- und Manager 111 i. . I - 1870. poat office SuIjm rij)tion Dales f,r tin;, Sutllliliiy ji,, 'Hunting in State iioiiiiimIiiiiis u ere iii order tor llmir (omin election. 'I'ln- ladies wi-rWhen the given a pleasant suipilse i ini'iiibfi's of tin' Legion at the matter February 10, 1048, "Entered as at Eureka, Utah, under the Act of March 3, second-clas- (('mil inticd frmti 1ai'o (Inc) Him r arid the yue'd ol linimr 1111 .1 Tlie l.rd tall imel.i::: I ..idles A i x rv i i !n- An, I i lean I .lull'll Him til M .1 (lie lev toil ball at vi hall lane a splendid leprcs-- i Miin ii of iiieiiini'.diip uni in t'j HI Mill - by , itlll Permits Available For Sage Grouse Years Ago... 20 i r 1 I THE EUREKA Koiiortt-'- Driving fatigue and highway hazards are left behind when you travel Union Pacific. As the miles slip swiftly yet safely by, each moment brings new pleasure . . . new adventure," ou orrive ot Your destination rested and refreshed. Uaiaa (anilRailraad Pacific such a ticket agent. huti-ilhn- Dress up for for Dependable Freight and Passenger Transportation c.vmed applesauce a cf i f t! ? sauce Ti.it I'l.ice pi'Uilcre.l Mi.t.ir on di,:-'c!- t: Be Specific . . . h-- in a . gl.i-.s- with cat' hi d frail-- t'-- e'i . chill the ap; w ;t. r, over lit ( 1 1 1 .1 , ' industry Ml ' st See these Beauties on See Miss Utah BAND CONCrowned CERTS Daily An ENLARGED, All New MIDA WAY New Shows CIRCUS Latest Display Nightly Exhibits of MINING, AGRIA CULTURE, INDUSTRY MlDvVAy Great ARME0 and Entertaining FORCES DISPLAY! CE industry naval exhibit : ac"4 FOODS assures you a truck ! exactly right for your job nr the sigtu-r(nr liitiiruiaiiiui r notice load, from rocks to raincoats. Ford ha one of the biggest lines of trucks in the For any Sumim r wah r i.iii- -. will rip! I willi I 'i i. :i,!:r-., Klil-k- .l Y.ii-- l C't ('.'ll ililMr,-l-'uiilii- flail imii I hn lii-t-- t 1 E TO ( Eia .ini I'lr-i-- ut tin- pai-'p.- s ii ,ir In f Navcml'r'-- . Hainhl I,. Fi mil Mrrlr s'iui-i- firr D. nf Kutnlr nf ialir K.lwanl Fn. iim nilmiiustrn-lu- x Dri-rnst'i- SALT LAKE CITY UTAH STATE FAIR GROUNDS Iuhluilipil Srpt 14. 21. Eureka ltrpnrtrr. 2S, sml Ovt. .V li51. in and gnnit cnnvrr-satlo- n are sniews of virtue. iSiK.I vnmpnny to 3-t- on field! i with ti at' - ft, ill City, 1t ti tlnv on Tor light, fast work in city tmiTu . . . for luiu'lnd of joint on firms . . . nnd for America's lu,avi,--ing, l'ord build tvnnomy-prictrucks th.it c mighty little to run. Sxj your Ford Deale- r- l,';,rn nlxiut tlie sitecial fenlurea and tlu? power cheittR Ford oiTera for your job I BEDIl'tHO nf will (n Va-t- , j : I!:. I. .-- IP&CSjplC Q DR - fiirthi-- Irrihtit s J ,tre CoiihiiK ( 'mi at.v Cli'rk Mtrtl soy jL U. S. NAVAL DRILL TEAM IT way . Probate and Guardianship Notices "oLsjto NAVY GREAT CIRCUS DRILL TEAM NAVY Free FIREWORKS Ire-p- ji'l.y tti'i. CUM. if.! lio Parade dancing ft. ON Anc'da-thi-.e... ' Legal Notices N A'HOLIDAY Con-teHOLIDAY on ICE for MISS UTAH of 'S2 coNioo -a it dec-ira!.- At Ur Pert prirre fee fet (nttareaf I (Seva eftr theitt IVh, iM, $ ajle tehee. Ker VheUt el nee eaka wTVf. rJ 'I niiwlit 9XTKA irtDaa)fty1 M dneiag rMr 5. thi-t- r roiHi n tiuk;kic ciisis i . 7J1I.0C0 4 Truth Ud b--c-r ' Uvn lteil S(e lewimce peril ptove fed Imrk. SEE YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER liclii led ('"(t'1 |
