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Show Friday, November 12, 1920. KURSKA Former Eureka Girl Disappeared From Train Shipments Stock Sales O'-- '' a former resident of Eureka, disappeared at ' .. 44 statlon on the Union Pacific lino 17 while an route to her home la Salt II Lake after a visit with the Mlssee IS Ida and Alma Bergstrom, also for- I mer Eureka resides ta, ....... Total Carloada Paf I Oakland, California. 4 is a daughter of Mr. 4 Holm, now living now living at Mias Holm, who at 411 South s she was missed by the other pashur- ried search for the girl and later a I mm extensive search was canted on by state and county officers. Pas14S sengers on the train report that Mias 1 Crown Point sold at 6c and Eureka Lily sold at 9c. Eureka Bnllloa sold at Ifte. Iron Blossom sold at S4e. La hi Tlntie sold at May Day sold at He. Von have read of the many changes in market and manufacturing conditions, and we an giving onr trade every advantage of them. Several lines of merchandise have taken a derided decline and our stock in every instance has been reduced to meet today's prices. at 6e. Now we do not pretend to offer any marvelous reductions, but we are offering goods of quality at leu then they could have been purchased from the manufacturers three months ago. 9e. and Mrs. Joseph I sengers the train crew made a . 4e. North Prove South Tlntie I Second West, Balt Lake, left the 5 train when It stopped at the Nevada I station for a few minutes. As soon S ..e-...- to Standard arid at sold B Prices Decline With The Market Amalia Holm, w-- Tin tie Standard Chief Cone. : Dragon Kagla A Bine Ball Iron Bloaaom Iron King Victoria Grand Central Gemini Bvanaea Centennial Eureka Mammoth '. Bnllloa Beck Ridge ,4 Valley Tlntie Mill (bnllloa) fc&FOSfti le. Standard sold at I9e. Standard sold from 91.49 99.47. Iron King sold at Zuma sold at 10c. lie. Remember that in every part of the store, every day in the month we are giving you the fullest advantage of the market quotations. Eureka Minos sold at 6 He and 9c. Following are some of our price changes: had been feting quoerly earlier la the day. Mlaa Holm la a Lahl Tlntie sold at Te. Mins Inspector Gives Eureka Bullion sold at 9e. ectasia of the Misses Bergatma. Standard sold at 11.47 Tlntie 1919 Fktzlity Figures Up to this time all efforts to loBest Grade Gingham, 65o to 75c Tour choice, any Ladies' Coat in and 99.60. cate woman the young have bean O V . sold at lie. Zuma house-O- NE values. S5c down Marked to a FOURTH OFF. and It is feared that she yard. Twenty men were killed la the may have died from exposure la the Empire Minas sold at Iron King sold at 19e. metal mine, ore dreaalng plant! and hills near the Your choice, any Ladies Dress Red Seal Ginghams, regular 40c point whore she left e. ameltera of Utah since the year the train. May Day sold at in 60o OFF. to a yard. Marked down to 29c. Plutua sold at 91 He and 99e. 1911. These figures were compiled 90e. at sold South Standard and announced thia week from the All Children's Serge Dresses dis36 inch but Ideal Percales, 40c o office of the state Inspector of Bslnts And Whistles counted mines. Compared with the number to 45e grades. Marked down to 29c. On Armistice Anniversary Eureka Minas sold at killed In 1911, these figures show a All bleached and unbleached East Tlntie Coal, sold at lHc. decrease of fourteen, the number of O' Best grade Outing Flannels, light sold at 7c. Eureka Lily 1911 fatalities being placed at Muslins, Thurs11 at on Sheetings, Pillow Cases, oclock Promptly or dark. Regular 40o to 45c grades. Lehl Tlntie sold at 7 He. thirty-fou- r. However there was also day a salute was fired from the Towels Domestice reduced from and South Standard sold at 17e. New price 25c. a decrease In the number of men Gemini hill to the west of Eureka, cent 25 50 per cent. to sold at Sioux per employed, the total number of the heavy ehargea of dynamite North Standard sold at I He and miners reported la 1911 being arousing residents of the camp and Best grade Outing, plain colors, Se. BOYS SUITS REDUCED. 901, as against 4S99 la 1919. calling forcibly to their attention white, blue, cream and grey, pink, from 99.49 sold Standard H Tlntie In 1919 1199 men were Injured lu the second anniversary of the close 7.50 to $10.00 Values for $6.50. Regular values 45c and 50c for 29c. the metal mines of the state, and la of the world war. All of the Brine to 99.96. Zuma sold at 19c. 1919 1119 were Injured. In the whistles also Joined la the announce$10.00 to $12.50 Values for $9.50. All Outing Flannel Night Robes auxiliary works of the state, eighty ment. There was no armistice proto Values $14.00 $18.00 for .... $12.50. men were Injured last year; 186 gram In Eureka on Thursday and reduced Morris Is Holding were Injured in the smelters and 906 the day was not observed by the Judge ALL WORK CLOTHES REDUCED. Court At County Boat In ore dressing plants. Of those kil- business houses but In the evening a house Dresses and Aprons reAll Inled 1919, fifteen were miners, banquet and program was given for Overalls for Men and Boys, duced four ware smelter employees and the men, followed by a Judge Morris Is now holding court Coats and Pants, Work Shirts, Khaki one workpd In an ore dressing plant. dance. at Nephl but It Is hardly likely that were killed In In 1911 twenty-eigKlmonas Coats reduced Duck and Leather Vests. All Crepe a Jury will be needed, about the only the mines and four lost their lives case bring that against criminal have been these marked down to toIn the smelters. Two ware killed In Tlntios Football Taam members of the Harris family for asora dressing plants. days market regardless of cost to us. Beaton At Mt. Fleaisat sault with latent to kill Deputy; Tour choice, any Ladies' Suit in Nine were killed while engaged Should further declines come we will Sheriff Sabey, this growing out of in underground work In 1919 and house HALF PRICE. follow the reductions. the murder of a Trout Creek ranchsix In open pit work. Eight hundred The football team from the Tlntie er. It Is thought that the assault were injured at High School met lu first defeat at and ninety-oncharge against the members of the underground work, 196 were Injur- Mt. Pleasant last Saturday whan the Harris family will not be heard unwork and 109 at the Wasatch Aeademy got the long end til the supreme court has peaked on ed In open-cof a 14 to 9 score. The loeal players an surface of the mines. appeal In the case of the state' evidently went Into the game with vs Eugene Harris, who was convlctr too much confidence and without ed of the murder of Jesse Cone. Well Known Eoreks, Lady the proper assistance from their In the case of the director general Died On Friday Afternoon coach, who was unable to make the of railroads vs. Tlntie Behool Dle-- j Waaiteh having a Mt the best triet In wMeh the plalntlfr seeks to: trip, o - Mrs. Clara McDonald, wife of of the referee's derisions and win- recover about 99600, whleh It Is el- -; John J. McDonald, died at the ning soma of their polnU more. by leged was Illegally collected us taxes accident than good playing. The loss on railroad property In 1919, At-- 1 family home In this city last Friday afternoon.' Mrs. McDonald, who was of this gama does not pat Tlntie out torney Edward Pike in behalf of the of defendant demurred to the combut II years of age, had been quite of the running for championship sufdivision. southern the Puyson, seriously ill for some months. For plaint and the demurrer was susseveral days previous to death her fering from cold feet, has forfeited tained by tbe court. It appears that BUY AT HOME. DERN AT MAT DAT. condition was serious and members the game scheduled with the loeal the tax for the support and mainschool and the' game Mg deriding tenance of the Tlntie High School of her family had been called to her Tbe entire country will witch with George H. Den, manager of the ' bedside. Death resulted from heart will no doubt, be that with the B.' for 1919 'amounted to something and Unda Sam mines, wae was Interest U. Day School. an experiment to be tried by T. Hey Payson High mills and seven the over plaintiff trouble and complications. Balt Laka during tba early the city of Dayton, Ohio. Realizing beaten by Sprlngvllle after Tlntie that the maximum amount oat from Mrs. McDonald was horn In o- alleges seore against whleh could have been levied for part of tho week. The development Montana, and was a daugh- had rolled up a Mg adi For Sale, For Rent, that they are being discriminated team this puts that purpose was five and a half of tbe Hey Day la now bring handled ete.Small and that naturally not accepted over tbe tele- against by people who Imagine they are ter of Mr. and MpsAl Gillls, old from one of tho deep levrie of tho neither do wo open accounts can buy cheaper and get better phone, time residents iotthls city. The de- the first mentioned team out of the mills. Since that time, however, a Yankee end It la understood that the for each advertisements. running. down handed of been Money must bargains in a larger city, Dayton perhas her derision ceased spent yrenty years Indications art fairly promising, a aeeompany order. Price of such ads merchants and manufacturer! are life here and leaves her husband mitting a maximum levy of seven angary lima formation having bnt 10 easts a line for each issue, raising a half million dollar fund to mills for such purposes and there la and two little girls, also her parents Bed Gross Membership o been encountered. be spent on educating tha people of -. recently dlsschool of likelihood the and little and two brothers, Edward SEWING WANTED Am prepared that city to buy at home. a Drive Starts Monday triet having to refund more than a Keep Day-to-n Robert Gillls. The present home of to do all kinds of plain and fancy Dollars in Is KILLED. BOY the Dayton GOSHEN dollars. hundred few California. slogan Is In Gillls a the family sewing. Mrs. Miller, Arthur Iron's that Is going to stars at people of o Many friends regret the death of of of Tlntie the Officers Chapter residence. that city ljrom billboards, fence Mrs. McDonald and extend their the American Red Croak wish to call A very sed aerident took piece at Give Win Elks CARPET WEAVING weave Will planks, from newspaper columns and Turkey mournseventeen are who Goshen laat Sunday, a sympathy to those the attention of loeal people to the Apply to Mrs. on hand bills posted at every turn. Feed And Gnad Ball year old eon of Mr. and Mrs. John carpeta and ruge. ing the passing from an active life membership drive which starts next Householder, near Rio Grande They are going to appeal to the of sueh a splendid woman. Dodgo, former residents of Eureka, and continues until ThanksO Monday conscience of Dayton people by askdepot shot-guwhleh Funeral services were held at the giving. In most places the drive bring killed when a Members of the entertainment was ing them this question: If Dayton diswee u eurried lu L. D. S. Chureh In this city on Mon- started on A Is ties Day but In the curt, bring loeal lodge of is good enough to make your money the for committee coma man were and Indigestion, Biliousness, and The remains Constipathe shipped Tlntie cities the real work will not young day charged. for out a are Elks program in, why Isn't It good enough to spend mapping tion. hud eturted out after ducks to Provo for burial. The speakers at be taken up until next Monday and 94th. This will be In the panion Chamberlain's Tablets have restor- it In? loaded gan a wars the funeral were Bishop Borup, It Is hoped that the movement will November and carrying nature of a Thanksgiving entertain- whleh ed to health and happiness hundreds Edward Redmond and Herman Syl- have the usual loyal support of the dropped, through the slate la who were ment, and the program will Include the bottom afflicted with Indigestion, a each in of tho vester. cart, biliousness and constipation. If you public. a flne turkey dinner, dancing, ete. manner .... m the wae It discharged, that are troubled In this way give them a TO PHOTOGRAPH MARS Tlntie Chapter of the Red Cross It really ought to be the big event NEW CHOIR ORGANIZED. needs your support. The work of the of the year for the Elks and their charge of shot striking the Dodge trial. You are certain to bo pleased FROM HUGE DIRIGIBLE boy in tbs breaat, below the heart. for they will benefit you. Red Cross did not stop with the war, ladles. Ha died two hoars later. A new choir of nrixsoiees has on the contrary the chief functions e been organised atl the Catholic of the organisation are relief and Coal Shortage Stopped organisation welfare work, and every year sees Church, the musied FOOTBALL GAME TOMORROW. - e Work At Mammoth Mhia furnishing a part of the program the Helds of labor and activity last Sunday morning. In addition to A contract will be let for running tbo Tlntie afternoon Tomorrow the numbers by the choir the servion tbe 1800 level of tho CenDuring the past year Tlntie ChapRunning short of coal and bring High School team will meet the ag- a drift ces of lust Sunday also Included a ter spent locally In relief work, unable tennial Eureka mine. rete on San North from tbo the to .supply gregation replenish violin solo by Edward Bonner and a principally during the Influents epi- aeeount of an Sealed bide for running this drift to the engine school at tba Eureka ball park, the aerident vocal solo by Nell OHara. demic, the large sum of 91,194.69. used on the high line" leading to gama to start at 9.90 o'clock. Thia will be received at tbe companys a Had it not been for tbe liberal sup- this property caused the Mammoth game has a direct bearing on tho office at tha month of tba Holden TINTIC MINERS UNION. port which the organisation received mine to suspend operations this ehamplonahlp of tha southern part Tunnel. a year ago It could not have nursed week. Three or four days work were of tho state end it le np to tho local The bids must Include the cost of Tlntie Miners Union, which for and cared for the distressed people lost as a result of fh's difficulty. taam to win this battle If they ex- explosives, tho labor In breaking the some time has been jriOw Inactive, of the city during the last epidemic, Manager McIntyre of the Mam- pect to go Into a tie with the B. Y. ground and tha labor in delivering Is being built up ondsAnore, quite a neither could it have rendered re- moth says that there Is little likeli- U. High for the privilege of fighting tho mnek to the main abaft. The number of the min conservative lief to unfortunate , soldiers and hood of the mine being aMe to re- it ont for the division title and pos- company fnrnlehea everything else. The company requires this work union men of Tlntm District hav- needy families. sume the shipment of dump ore. All sibly tha state championship. Have your dollar ready and do of the dump material carries copper to he dona on a two shift basis, w(th ing Joined the organisation. Joseph at least 9 men on a shift. Farren Is president and O. J. Lucas your part toward making the an- and that metal la not In demand at L. D. S. MEETINGS. nual membership drive a success. Any one wishing to look at the secretary. this time, in faet some of the largest o can do to by appointment are state ground of the copper properties Tho regular monthly anion meet- with the superintendent. seriously considering the advisability of the Tlntie Stake of the L. D. For further Information set John of cutting off production until condi- ing S. Church will be held at the high Enlund, Supt. A number more favoraMe. are tions 9 p. m. next Sunday. An of the Butte copper mines have school at program la bring prepar- HARVEST FESTIVAL TONIGHT. Interesting been dosed. already oeeaalon and a large atthia ed for The M. I. A. will conduct a Hare tendance le desired. vest Festival at the L. D. 8. Church SCHOOL. MASK BALL A For MXt Sunday evening at the this evening, commencing et 7.90 local L. D. S. Chureh the program o'clock. Tho admission will ba but Junior the Last Friday evening will bo entirely la tba hands of the Professor Oevid Todd, diner-toeClass of the Tlntie High School con- Sanday school organisation. All cor- 10 cents. Refreshments will be astronomer, will enserved and later In the evening e deavorgreatest ducted an enjoyable masquerade dially Invited to attend. to that Ufa exist! prove dance will be given, Bonners oroa tha planet Mars by ascending danring- party, the affair taking --' chestra musle. the furnishing as high ts possible In n glgantle place la the school gym and the music BAPTIST CHURCH. dirigible end taking photographs. Bonner orchestra. The the by bring By making a grant eeonnt of. perFormerly The Bnrson Gangs. The Beet Advertisement. young folks prepared their own cosBehool at 10 a. m. Evenhaps, many miloa, two parpoeas Sunday Tbe best a merchant advertisement showed the them OF and of tumes KINDS many PREPARED TO TAKE CARE OF ALL will have been accomplished; ris7.90 p. m. A cordial can have la a satisfied cuatomer. No result of painstaking care and atten- ing Services atattend. of rat of tbe smell ing eervlceo These to REPAIR WORK. Invitation can be dust ra tbe surface ofparttdae greater recommendation tion to details. Miss Frances Hulsh, tbs earth tho to ere pablle. general given given an articla than tba following that are each a hindrance IB representing a modern girl of "7 1," by E. B. Mllburn, Prop., Galon Drug photography end also by getting Spsdslisiiig on Electrical Equipment. won the first prise which was given Store, Gulon, Ark. We have sold that macb aeerar the planet the most beautiful costume, and for GIVE US A TRIAL. Chamberlains Ccugh Remedy for which will be eloser to tbo earth A. Mrs. went to second the prise FOR FLETCHERS m 1999 or 1994 than at years and have always found that It for aaj --am SHOP HOURS a a. SB. te RSO p. aa. PHONE ea-Harding, who was dressed as an aid the earn 6dO Holm 9c. house-ONE-T- HIRD ONE-FOURT- 9e. 9e. ONE-FOURT- ONE-FOURT- H. H. ONE-THIR- ht e ut ; j Brief Local Ads Phll-lipsbu- ' n, Contract To Let. s . Potts Motor Company .O-- maid. 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