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Show Piute County News, Junction, Utah PtUTE COUNTY NEWS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Sugar beets paid the American farmers $62,920,000 for the year 1923 this year they are expected to pay more. They payed $41019,000 in Legal Department. DEPARTMENT OF TIIE INTERIOR Entered as second class matter at the Postoffice at Junction. Utah May 23, 17. S. LAND OFFICE Salt Lake City Ut 1924 under the Act of March, 3, 1879. Notice For Publication. November 26,1924 Notice is hereby ffiven that Frank 1'VA. JACKMAN Editor and Publisher 1922. Departmnet of The Interior. Cartwright, of Beaver, Utah, who, on U.S.LAND OFFICE at Salt Lake City sun ctup centsIiieTeaFcash March 30,1922, made Homestead entry They have paid enormous sums to Utah November. 19, 1924. the railroads and the railroad workno 027090, for Iota 2,3,6,7,9,10,11,14,15 NOTICE is hereby given that George VIEWS IN BRIEF A F L And The Railroads 16, SEtj'.EMi.SW'i, section 18, township H.Jakeman, of Lyman Utah, who on ers, and the sugar factory employes 31, south, range 5 west, Salt Lake October 1st Special to the NEWS 1919, made Homestead Four years ago, a single federalized has Meridian filed notice of intention As might be expected, the Amerirailroad brakeman on an Idaho beet entry, No. 022554, for NW of NE to make three year proof, to establish of Section 9, By Marcy B. Darnall can Federation of Labor endorsed Township 28 South, Range road" drew $700 for one months claim to the land above described beThe latest business venture.it Try-othe bill which is before Congress. fore the clerk of the District Court, at 3 East, Salt Lake Meredian, has filed service; theaggregate must be large J notice of intention to make three-yea- r N.C.,13 a new livery stable, which It is the last of unfair, one- Beaver Utah, on the 8th day of Jan. Proof, to establish claim to the land spasam an announcement in the News of sided railroad and control uary 1925. claimant names as witnesses above described, before the Clerk of that town states will bea welcome for which the regulation HELP WANTED radical brotherhoods JohnMathwes, Sylvenus Orton A.R. the District Court, at Loa, Utah, on addition to lovers of saddle and Marshal Levi all of Beaver he 2nd day of Hamilton, are standing. February, 1925. ' Guaranteed hosiery, samples your Utah Claiment as witnesses: Henry names Riding lessons will also be It is a form of the same ancient Eli F. size Taylor. free to agents. Write for propAmes, White, II. J. White,-Jamegiven." It is refreshing to hear of that has long existed in coal graft Register. Willis Oldroyd all of Lyman Utah, osition paying $75.00 weekly full someone starting something besides mining, by which the mine operators Publication Dec. 19,1924. First Eli F. Taylor. time, $1.50 an hourspare time, selling a filling station. and the labor dictators unite and Register. guaranteed hosiery to wearer; must Now Japan is said to be peeved contract on certain First Publication, Nov. 28, 1924. termsof productiwear or replace free. Quiek sales because Uncle Sam is planning to on, to the benefit NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION of both, while repeat orders. INTERNATIONAL, hold some naval maneuvers out Ha- the Department of The Interior Nuns Make Jockey Tights. public pays the bill. STOCKING MILLS, 7013, Office at Salt Lake City,Ut. waii way, and Japan is likewise ofNearly all the striped tights worn Under the , Each - Cummins law U.S.Land Dec. 10,1924. NORRISTOWN, Pa. by jockeys on European race courses fended because Great Britain may which railroad operators uphold, the NOTICE is hereby given that Olive tre 'roven by the nuns of S'nna. complete her Singapore naval base rublic is represented on equal terms M. Tanner, of Greenwich, Utah, who on which is supposed to be for the pro- with the railroads and the brother- Dec. 23,1921, made homestead entry BARLOW tection of Australia against Japan hood unions in deciding how much no. 023434, fof SEWof NWVi, EJSWJ W4 SE'4, lot 4 sec. 30; NEHNW4 lot In the meantime we shoot up a money they should take in the form GARAGE lsec 31, township 23 south, range 1 west dollar battleship to see if of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON wages. The Public holds the bal- Salt Lake meridian, has filed notice Electo Coagulation of Tonsils it canbe done. ance of power. of intention to make three year proof Done at Any Time The bill endorsed by the Ameri- to establish, claim to the land above Much int rest ia being manifested Patient may go about usual duties as soon as Tonsils arc Treated J in a controversy now going on re- can Federation would shut the pub- described, before Clerk of the District Gat Your of the at Junction o on wan Par 24th UTAH at the Utah, Snpplies PANGUITCH, Court, garding possession of the horns of lic out from representation in the day of January 1925. Claimant names Roads the cow used by Dr. Jenner in his wage board findings, and really as witnassesiEdward Fincher of Ceader experiments which led to the discov- place the railroads in the hands pf City, Utah Alfred Fincher of Ceader ALL WORK GUARANTEED" ery of vaccination for smallpox. If the hands of the brotherhood, while City Utah Sim Wilson, of Iron Springs the veriou3 claimants are to be be- the public filled their sack for any- Utah Pearl Fincher of Ceader City Ut. ATTORNEY.AT.LAW Eli F. Taylor Stroks Fiiinp..., lieved at least five of the said cows thing they might demand. UTAH JUNCTION, Regist er horns have been located. Whipped out of the political field Oils and Accessories Gas, First Publication Dec.19,1924 in the election, the A. F. of L. at the Howard M. Gore, governor-eleDry Cleaning and Pressing of West Virgina, has been made El Paso convention, decided formanMMWraBMMMHHKM FIRESTONE CORDS SATISFACTION GIVEN Miss Patience Fuller of London it would not further attempt to MRS. FOREST KING MARYSVALL seexetary of. agriculture to serve ally until his gubernatorial term begins dictate national political politics, bul refused to have any of her bobhair-e- d TIRES FISK friends act as her bridesmaids. next March. In this we may discern here it is right back with one of its class propositions. a departure from tl?e custom of Ftench detectives have finally adCHRYSLER AND CHEVROLET should make short Congress work opted the use of microphones, wirepolitical dead ducks" to sen of such unfair lopsided demands. cabinet positions. tapping and other American methLet me take over Your The public should be represented on TIRE Troubles. All ods of trapping criminals. A magazine writer makes much of terms. Ride while payEasy any xailroad wage board. kinds of Tire repairing the fact that some native African Airplanes now transport diamonds done. All work; guar- chiefs have mote than ICO wives ing. Don't keep that old car In the coast from mints in the . ' anteed. Compared with Soiornn these fel- Drought Anti Storm Work of British Guiana. Klrii fra cm tia!e it lows are mere pikers. MAYNARD ffldNTOSH Courts of Chicago levied fin3 A Polish money lender clams Togelhsr This Time RED GARAGE. JUNCTION, UT. Junction, lit. imounting to $2,300 against speedfifteen beautiful Circassian 'women, ers in one day recently. belonging to the harem of Prince Drought in the Southern pine coHamid of Turkey, under the TurkAirplane service has been mainand excessive rains and snow tained between London and Cologne untry, ish law Which classes women as in some of the Northwest sectons, Germany, two years without an acchatties." The prince had been liv' will have reduced logging and mil- cident. ing in style at Budapest, but his cuite ling operations noticeably By extravagance led him into the clut- the close of the n Careless orStingy Which? holiday ches of the money lender, who now will there be no considerable over wants not only his pound of flesh, stock, and better prices are anti7 8:30 but a tonof the same. Last summer a good citizen of a cipated. Prices for most grades, 12 1:30 certain town, not over a hundred espically of Southern standards, are 6 :, 8,00 The country has received a satismiles from almost every where, built already bettered. I Car for hire factory thrill from the announceor A noticeable increase in lumber a wooden house for a woman and ment made by the American Feder- demand in the Middle her children. He built the chimney West field has B. H. . of brick because he had to do so. ation of Labor that it will keep out tended to strengthen prices and of politics, will not support a Third the milling industry. The The chimney was able to stand alParty and will remain strictly non- high priced grain crop has made it one, so he did not have to prop it with wood. But the floors of. the partisan. possible to buy lumber for farm house would not stay up without proThese clever but somnwhat meanbuildings that have nedeed repair or ingless declarations bobbed up replacement for several years past. ps. The good citizen saved a dollar at the El Paso convention Advice from London say that the by Uoing the chimney as a support (Formerly Johnson Garage) and were given a halo of sincerity in unusual demand for lumber has str- for the floors. He nestled the enb of the floor joist nicely into the brthe form of solemn resolutions that ained the Scandinavian supply so the National Labor Council, that di- that buyers for the Southern 'Rail- icks of thechimney. He then covered ctates policies of American Federat- way harbor improvements are turn- up the job and got his money. The rains fell and the winds blew ion, would be good and .modest and ing to Pacific coast lumber for at t . in themost Biblical manner and winnot undertake to run state or nat- least part of their requirements. ion politics. First Class MecIianic..Agency for Dodge Bros.. Cars fashion. The Lord Weir, experiminting for ter came after its usual ' settled a The public generally will take all Glasgrow little there and C. A. SHELTON, Manager corporation housing short- chimney MARYSVALE, UTAH those protestions of humility with a age plans a standardized steel and was a tiny crack. One morning the woman woke up grain of salt, knowing it has been wool house, to cost $1350, and conthe habit of these leaders to jump in taining one living room 13x18 two with fire all about her. She tried to I to her children. If she got to to the political arena at any time bedrooms 10x13 kitchen, pantry get and offer to take charge of stae or and entrance vestibule, that can be them.no one ever knew it. The nation affairs. built by unskilled labor without the good citizen that built the house was not ai rested for manslaughter He The November election was such aid of bricklayers and plasters, who is still building other houses of the a condemnation of bloc, class and are hard to find and high of price. special interest politics that belated They have wooden frames, steel sid- same kind for other women and chmodesty of any class organization ing, and wallboard interors. Other ildren. We are prepared to take care of the YOUNG MEN He makes his living by it. Nationseems too much like a compulsory large cities are interested and may al Fire with groceries and apparel for their hikes and camps. Protection Association. flare of virtue assumed for the time adopt the plan. Pacific coast lumber especially for being. The Dogmatic. $ ties and crossing timbers, will have Those who refuse the long drudgery chance in the big British railway Scandinavian of thought, and think with the heart Ps supply. Some worth rather than the head, are ever most plans, especially since the demand while contracts arealready in fiercely dogmatic. Bayne. has already exceeded the normal l n, car-ring- er . , s $ A BROS, Dr. M.W. Bigelow ! , Gilbert R. Beebe 5-G- 5-S- al.. al ct VULCANIZING! ng . or ii I I PINES HOTEL Marysvale. Utah. shut-dow- - y appi-oximatel- Remodled with all Modern Conveniences. Heated Rooms Baths Running Water. Breakfast Lunch Dinner day J j ta night. King, Prop. SCENIC HIGHWAY GARAGE Parco Gas....Pennsylvania Oils Tires and Accessories indorse the Boy Scout Movement. It makes the real foundation of our youth; for our substantial, BEST MEN in thefuture LORIN FULLMER, MERCHANT Circleville Utah. 5 |