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Show it K3'l-'VR- Kelleys T A U RACE ANNUAL C. C. II. S. PLAY High School - Let's Go Stepping Thursday and Friday November 15 and 16 -- - Theatre Bonnie Rug Of fit Helper 10c, 15c, 30c mission Extra 10c and Cflearbij lpricc bu&ineo the Utter part of last fZtrt ot Ptovo wa left Mon- - friend for fUlPwre to visit day. of jjey Frulta, Colorado pnee Thursday on Saturday. ui a k'jtf week-en- visitor d the attendin bctball game. Lakf. ar- -, Imaim-ss- , Utah-- t ) Dr. W. D. Dice was a business in tlie state capital this week. ft E Virden 1 J Mayor B. W. Dalton drove into Salt Min Esther Jen Bonnie Theatre Saturday, Nov. 17 and Mis Fred lioruana, Paul Mamins, John Sybil Like City Monday to h(en,i several Gentry of Grand Junction, Colorado, Martcina, Ja,k Gtbba and Henry day on btuunr attended the airport dedication attended the Utah Uniriity-Dus-arr- re O re gun game at Salt Lake Saturday. Vernon Davis, state road patmlimm. was a Salt Lake business v isitor dur-in- u ft EVEN Auditorium The whole Town s Talking About Stepping out with the Fun Makers. Plan to Join theParty. Reserved Seats State Commissioner Conducts Hearing On Compensation Cases C. E Huisli of Eureka, ouner of a T. R. Billings ,.f Salt Lake, genua! on five comi,-nsatioHealing chain of theatie, Including the up llltrndrrt of the L'n.trd Mates we-iat the eouit conducted , Jame Littlejohn left Tuesday for y, Stiiiiut at Heljn-rwa a i&itor in Snulliiig, Refining and Mining rom-jmhouse Monday and Tuesday by O. F, Salt Lake City to receive medical ' Mr. and Mrs Donald Craig of Mon- Price the latt, r pint of last week usitrd in prue Tues,lay on M, Shane, a nutnber of the state treatment trose, Colorado were Price callers termnUssioir. The ease- - on during the week-en- d Geoigc Lumtxil of Ho, k Spting, Leo Green and W. Earl Potts of SilWalter C Cease returned Monday which testimony was taken weiv. t of distnct Wyoming, vice Rose C'tandall vs Spring Canyon Coal ver City were Price caller Tuesday after Mrs Rai hel Birth of Wellington 22 of the United Mine Wotketa of accompanying CVaigrrssman Abe Sabina Iknigo Spung company; Murdoek for several day ear a camon business. underwent a major operation Satur- America, &trled Monday to Coal company; Louis Bordo Canyiar te and lour Juab ttuough Saiija several day heie on union business. paign day at the Price hospital. v Utah Fuel company; J. Morgan (OUtitie--f John Endland of Eureka was a . U. S. S. It & M. company; King Price business visitor the fore part Mrs, Olive Hunt of Hunksvillc was Mr. and Mrs K. C. Jeppsen of Balari (tuberculoid case), Harry of the week. admitted to the Price hospital last Cedar City were Pru-- culler Thurs- HARDING TRIMS LATUDA Mr, McShane went to Huntington week to undergo an operation for ELEVEN IN LEAGUE PLAY Wcdne-sdaday. Mr. Jeppsen, formerly a memend heard the case of Edway Mills of Price underwent an ber of the Carbon high faiulty, U v Blue Blare Coal Itrmkrihoff Afton appendectomy Wednesday at the munow connected with the Braruh AgriHarding junior high school kept its leanpany and William Edward v. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barbieux of cultural college. fiH!ball re tord intact by scoring an nicipal hospital. Huntington Canyon Coal company. or erw helming league victory over a, Pittsburgh, Kansas were culled to He will conduct heating at Green J. B. Smith, Salt Lake attorney, was Price last week by the death of their 34-in October 18 The victory County Clerk H. H. Young issutd River Thursday on two applications business visitor in Price the fore son, E. H. Baibieux. W. W. Clyde . marriage licenses Saturday to Harold wa the fourth In a row for the Hard- Samuel I.. Adums William Harsha of Sunnyside and ing gridders, and wo the second win part of the week. and Christensen v. Canadcompany Frank Bonacci, local representative Thelma Ruth Aduma of Columbia and in league play. Couch Claik Wright's ian Alloys rorpration. Herndon Virden, Wilson Virden and of the United Mine Workers of to Jack Hamber and Mildred Salmon, aggregation U undefeuteni and untied Watkins were Salt Lake visitor erica, was a Salt Lake business caller both of Standardville. thus far. luk. wri l! The Friday and Saturday. Sunday and Monday. the week-en- d. 1 ,sc e y Mr. Prank Barboglio and gA U Price Drug nd . -- iwt 0a S1 I j; t N - A D VOCATI, PRICE, T E Srbcclo were Salt Lake Boday until Sunday. call-- a I.a-tud- 0, arruse license was issued last of Co-ail, E'stratios Zoulakl Helen Bikakis of Sunny- ad Hun-Ad,-t- J. Turner Robert left this Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reynolds anMiss Marie Davis and Miss Adele irLo Angeles, where she will Nelson were visitors in the state capi- nounce the arrival of a baby boy, m several weeks with her sis-born Monday. Mr. Reynolds is manT. L. Allen. tal during the week-en- d. ager of the Mission Auto camp. Issued was license Milo Daly and Don Larsen came Eimage An operation for removal of appenUy to Angelo Mike Welch of down from Salt Lake Sunday to atdix was performed at the city hospitButte, Colorado and Grace tend the airport program. al Tuesday on Nick Pappas, son of .too of Helper. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pappas of Price. . . . , , Attorney Chris Mathison of Salt Lake City visited in Price the latter Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carrick and Esstcr college in Salt Lake, of last week on district court part week-en- d Mrs. in Price Sylvester Allen and two childvisiting lie business. ren of Springville were visitors Sunr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. ,:tkjohn. Mrs. Cora Evans left Saturday for H. Draper. Rich of Wellington was ad-- ! her home In Ventura, California after visiting here for two weeks with her Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McGee expect to to the Price hospital Saturday son. Dr. I. S. Evans. return to Price early this month after rive treatment for a back an extended trip to the east in the wived in the Hardscrabble John Howard and Robert Howard interests of Mr. McGee's health. They Melvin Frandsen, who foot injury in the Consumers of Salt Lake visited last week in Price are now at Moweaqua, Illinois, prior entered the hospital Monday for and Peerless. They, are former resi- to that having been at New Rochelle, New York. dents of this county. nl In September CI lc Colton Calls New Deal , Cross Between . Communism, Naziism and- Facism Mixi RATU THS SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. M TWwl m Vita lulaa maum Mf MM - i i ii. Vote for HANSON 0. P. Accepts New Deal G. As Fall Campaign Issue Ctuirman Fletcher Attaclfc CoYernment B reaucracy; Kapliee to Roomyelt Address TOGETHER - FFICIENTLY Lc THEY WILL SERVE CamNominee LauncUc to State paign on Return rtrtcw. 0. CHILES TALK P- - See Former Congressman No Hope for Recovery Under Roosevelt Regime It is a truth, despite party claims, that you honest and qualified men in office. get good government only by placing Countv Commission is a supervisory body. The IMPARTIALLY ECONOMICALLY rL71; C. YOU! It is charged with how elective and ap- - Jttl y J ffv TTlj l)l I u k pvty, tyouifh iU lutlocul tHirdmome la rnr kai nlch. loalfht Senator I1 Republican and SCHULTZ Tannin draL but , I r - uut th a. . MUoYld. C poatpoaH llitn t U ,ur how WOr' JPJvFtzrsg 4ri iar raptf coerreosman w tombat PoUctaw A Martin ehafl f Uaua la Ih me alac-l- b f Uo,v Ux rihl ot approach tha paoplc u ftj VJ IhamMlvaa, nrtahaVsud: J ? ot Up aarvtca to Camo-ll-d I yoad k.T.v.1 M leptlc U w -- wa flateher'a addr of raplv Ra- - coUon. a It!'' ' Leutl new deal was a bad bead -- frpad,. pawr know fai their new deary not Oaoocrai not cowta from (ha a communism. uow usssff&Srjti b elplat ot foremment CorvstituUon. To be a Commissioner requires more than just time and the desire; the very nature of the of will all the people serve of that office require men of the highest honor receives Carbon the of to square, county it that every part County fairly, men who will see partial consideration, men who have been trained and widely experienced in financial and Easiness affairs, and men who have the knowledge of county problems and the ability to fleet needed tax reduction. Together Eugene C. Hanson and George A. Schultz will ably serve Carbon County; toother they will administer county affairs honestly, efficiently and economically. Together will be able to do the job right. Theddre W . jPVllicpa SvaTuxa men who duties CdbCt camp" Jfr"wi made hi first lining hU rr - Republican dejafation i dtnnA which tha final reception. trended. ,0rIWArthu? Worley. Nominees fa . ; for 0 . fre r ?. J for djstrict: dislrict, sUte V' jwV VJ,'? 4 Ii Ar Mi . f. 4 - frerfie, TL. Nlew o,un ' lfubllca Th, N'fl)ttoc.piu , Jhnient, tlut PJ ek r . vr' ti r- - Put" Lz! v I, Toa F JU y candidate Other on the speakers Cannon, Mrs Jesse Mr John p county chairwoman, kiinon. state vie 1 R wnfli(Uw supreme "Secon -- da cd,date Frederick C. Loofbourow. for congress and Ivor Ajax, treasurer develop mat at Other Speaker who 5 Scli topfolixe ByorAv Republican j '''I-- ' mSikpSTi J: 77 - '1 , 'A vir 1 I- - . r, I : ' ig-- O M Ju... f wf k- Eugene C. (FOR 8? Hanson FUCIENE C. HANSON has sepnt his life In Car- -' v" cunty. He1 is at the present time cooperating s. the Federal Government, being of local First Federal Savings Sc Loan association; ciation recently chartered and sponsored and Ported by the United States Government A tax- r, he has made his own way throngh conscientious hard work. Widely ccienced and trained In financial and business he has the respect of all who know him for independence of thought and squareness of He has firsthand knowledge of local county rations, and he will serve Labor, the Farmer and Business man impartially and welL Sec.-Trea- home-owne- rrr de-o- Vote George A. Schultz (FOR TERM) u- TERM) GEORGE A. SCHULTZ has lived In Carbon county many years, managing the Liberty Fuel Co. at Latuda ably, paying his men promptly and his taxes In advance. He has the respect and confidence of Labor; his dealings have always been considerate and fair, his men endorsing him 100. He has the distinction of being the first to recognize organized labor here. He is an honorable, honest, able administrator, easily met and readily liked. He knows coal, and be can materially aid in reviving the prosperity this county race had In our major industry. He has a substantial stake in the welfare of Carbon county. for Hanson & Schultz for Commissioners ...a mmtgj WASIIJKOTOK, The County. Needs Them a In October Colton Is Friendly Where Will He Stand In November? (Paid Political Advertisement. By Democratic State Committee) Ur I |