Show Sorting The Muck Ck Pile I Ii By KELLY 1 August 18 1942 i buying To the boys boyll for whom we are buying War Bonds Bonda and Stamps to help buy war war materials and such Not ten per cent but an all out purchase Instead d of putting putting putting put put- ting in a supply of ot re red flannels or step step- ins This is the time of ye year r for the office seeker to to listen to the advice of his manager so 80 that if successful at the primary primary mary and Is elected the wife will tell him what to do to get even with his opponents opponent's wife Politics cs I opponents The rhe Close That rha t Door I season is Ia at atI I I hand Cool fall evenings are among us ua Last Thursday evening had bad a little touch of lof autumn without the rainbow coloring in the hills after our dunking In rain I water Friday morning the frost trost was on the pumpkin and tops of cars and the I boys strolling into the hills before dun s up to do our boy scout deed in production I tion of war materials were greeted with winter winds that made us wonder I whether the old red flannels had hod been left hanging on the bed post Brother Drother I I That wind was cold Reminded us or of plowing plowing through the snow without the snow enow I i I Its It's the of of something By calls 1 a a. band practice or announces a a. concert It rains or the w weather ather turns turn cold On j I cool evenings you note young i I ladles wearing overcoats over pajama I covered or bare legged figures figures and and every time it rains theres there's a a shower at the Memorial building I 1 Smoke Is once more piling out of chimneys these cool mornings showing that the wife is up digging into that pile of coal you were in hopes would not be touched for a month yet She is getting the house warm and the hot cakes on for the old man to enable him to brest the cool fall summer winds wafting from late winter-spring winter showers I j I The government has frozen the 1942 1042 dried fruit output Dried apples apricots peaches pears prunes grapes raisins entire crop to be froze That's the order Issued by the W W. P. P B. B o. D.-o. O. O K Well We'll eat frozen fruit pie Weve We've eaten frozen strawberries in ice cream to try to get getaway getaway getaway away from early day vanilla van flavor I After six weeks week of summer ummer pleasure for some three or four hundred girl scouts of the lower valley Camp Cloud Rim closed last Sunday Miss Florence Hayward and assistant directors of the scout activities finished a delightful summer for tor the weekly bunches of young girls at the scenic wonderland on Bonanza Bonanza Bon Bon- anza flat Local hlll hill will continue outing throughout hout the fall and winter winter season The reproduction of a view of the camp in Saturdays Saturday's Tribune could not retract from the beauties of that tha scenic section even if it was printed in reverse Noted Noted by of ot trails I With all these activities Ies and commodities ties being frozen for the duration now is the time to the freezing of our summer climate for tor the duration of or winter I i Was going to charge the price of a neck high-neck trim until this much discussed discussed dis dis- cussed bonus was forthcoming Les had another idea Was afraid his children would forget torget to collect the Interest Hes He's not married yet we yet we hope Some one of these days the heart-felt heart sympathy of the community will w be ex extended extended ex ex- tended to some parent Those who do donot donot donot not seem to care whether their children children children chil chil- dren play in the street even sit on the porch and watch Mary or Johnnie dodge doage cars while playing some game There willbe will willbe willbe be a screech of brakes to which the sitter will pay no attention as long as all their children voices are heard noting they they aro are still In the game instead of still In Inthe inthe the street Some day that s-c-r-e s s r h e-c-h of brakes will be the runner for-runner to extending extending extending ex- ex i tending of or heart-felt heart sympathies Grass may be growing on our Mainland avenue avenue ave ave- nue streets but not enough for tor a drens playground Yet playground Yet I The Tho and other helped to build the Park Echo-Park City branch of the Union Pacific railroad So it is fitting that John should partake partake partake par par- take of some of the old ties now being replaced for his winters winter's fuel supply Have to get something out of this high high- cost of tonsorial even to I shaving ties into kindling wood Even by spring Murph will have ties enough to build a bridge and branch line over I the spring flooded creek to save people from close shaved The return value of some of the silver queens and silver spoons spoon turned over to relatives of of early day Park City respected citizens citizen has not shown up so very well of late When handed a silver spoon when in the high and a platter of ot silver as an Inheritance also a mIneI mine I to keep the platter filled with silver I and lind it must be pleasant to pull down downa a salary of or more to manage I a a mine in a way to get unpopular with employees by fighting against the old I rule of live and let live Uve as was the idea of those earlier day mine managers I and workers Hope Jam remembers who gave him what he has In the way of or orI j I wealth Forgetting to remember that the theman theman theman man who provided It was a mixer wIth I the laboring class Young Jam did not mix very well with the kids when he lived on upper Parl Park Avenue either We knew him when and before the stable was named Jud Iver and Kelt I Nothing is Impossible The take off of women apparel can be next to nothing and and still stUl she can be modestly dressed on account of the war What war I I The local boys did not do so bad in inI the convention celebrations One df em cm I was delivered with his brim full permit load at his home with police protection I tion During the last drive he did not L turn In the rubber In his legs He Result ut Tip over and spillage without th 7 glass tingle the iced l i 1 Good mine atory story going going the round rounda account of men shortage Workers Worker a o 0 J s so far apart shifter had to make h hi nightly calls from one ona place to r on a Seventy five per cent of the people this mining farm-mining in in community do Vt n not t realize yet that the country is at w. w W WAll war All they k know ow about the war plants tm army and navy activity about abou the war aar work centers about the st f Is the high wage paid When asked about state their purchase of War Bonds Donds cr Stamps Stamn they dont know about uh Vh why and what for and dont don't care as ae long lonz they can get big money They even a that tha retread tire the rationing is just think other way of keeping them on the farm farm tarm an an We need more than a ten per cent DW plea Plea that that ten per cent of earnings is old stuff to them having listened to that from childhood They wont won't know care are what is happening until a B relative or turns up missing on one of the fronts front or until a Jap boss prods prods' them Into a quickly move without the excuse it please please Buy War Bonds Donds outright d anil anet forget torget about this ten per cent business There are a a. a very few war posters about abou our city Our vacant building windows window could be cleared of circus posters of ot past performances performance and filled with lit lit- pertaining to a war ar that wa o are now In and need everyone's help because we are not doing so good with our lass than ten per cent backing i f go out now and buy a stamp for i book my i Last Saturday morning the I Moose a aI sad ana I started a two day conVention by arriving Meetings luncheons con con- l In bunches to tell stories that I melted the ice ice ice- Sort of a mild miia time I time hot afternoon of festivities Satur day evening was wall different Moose calls gathered the bunch for an evening of or dance dande and gayety To fill In time between business stories and the dance Pere Perc entertained the populace in the vicinity l I of his home with a tin pan band cono con con- I cert Bowlers tipped the pin bowl and ancl the street was full of cars all as of bank nights The whirl of the evening started I when the fiddlers started and lasted far into the morning hours It did not nol rain but the evening was a bit moist mOls as if mixer ice ico cubes had melted during a hot session forming dew to mingle with shattered permit container A most hospitable evening Sunday morning and afternoon business sessions and rItualistic tic work was done In appreciation of the fine high school ba band d concert at aC noon even the weatherman contributed warmth enough to thaw out and turn cold sour notes Into sweetened melodies gosh also formed beads of moisture on Bys By's reflective dome Prof Prot Bill Toy of Helper Help showed us what he was doing with his musical organization before loosing most of them to the branches of service He lIe conducted Anchors Aweigh in his vigorous style We listened to lots of appreciation for hospitality home folks showed visiting Moose before during and after the banquet which was also appreciated by Invited home- home folks whose whoso wives were home with the mumps Just home or with them For two days we have been awake The town was alive Come oftener and give us liS other shakes P PAP AP A squad of Salt Lake police were near town last Sunday looking for a gang of base babe stealers They got as far as the thu thuI I I Pop Coff cutoff and rounded up a afew afew few hard looking characters in base ball uniforms and proceeded to take a little road work exercise around bases while watching that sacks were not stolen by anyone but themselves The police used their night sticks as bats to give the local bunch a chance to ease up on fast field movements We lost The game or of ended 19 I Some of ot these recent brides who take taka trips to the coast to visit husbands return return re return re- re turn with wonderous stories stories but but they dont don't get back I Have you dropped anything on oft your jour our foots foott lately These stories put out by hi recent lImpers are good Ice good Ice cube slips and even cutting a foot on a buffalo chip Why not say we were rushing to buy Saving Stamps and fell for a War WarI Blond I |