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Show Thursday rAGE TWO TELLS THE GENERAL AND RIGHTLY! EM Helper Warning Issued As Hay Season Gets Under Way PRICE BOY SCOUT he goes admire a good tighter, particularly when U7K v able to less who CAMP LARGEST OF are tines into action m behalf of "0n4 Ntulpaptf, Out Courage , One Cent in. their own behalf. We despise as rairy a campaign laauEO Every Thunsoav By Thy hi.s physica much a battler "ho goes about exercising YEAR, SAYS CHIEF CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY of MARCH the OP YMK for ACT lY 3, UNDER or other j tower PRICK, UYAM, purSe Dont take chances!.. Dont move a individuals or groups of weal hay derrick under electric wires with and hair- - One Hundred And Forty-Fiv- e That's why we detest the the boom up! If in doubt, call the VA1 H, COWLES, HAL 0, MacKNIGHT, Publishers. On Session of Attend dictators Europe. Utah Power and Light company. They lipjied VAL H. COWLES, Editor and Advertising Manager. mind in moving the Fish Creek And peaking of Europe and war brings to will gladly MISS JESSIE RASMUSSEN, Society Editor. derrick safely under the line. They some recent remarks by that sensible soldier, Major mem- make no charge for this service. One hundred and forty-fiv- e General Smedlev Butler, the former Marine commander the attended 9 No. Phone In Advance. admission, own his Surkcription $2.00 Pkr Ykar the haying season gets under bers from eleven troops As who served in the World War and, by week on Outride Utah $2.50 Per Year In Advance Burecriptioni Boy Scout encampment last ,the power company again sends acted as bill col lee tor in all parts of the world. the larg- way it making Fish creek, this to out warning, in the interest of has upper concerning General say Read what the ENTERED AE SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER AT THE POSTORPICE AT this year in the district, ac- protecting lives and property. est camp IS7B MARCH OP AST S, THE UNDER PRICE, UTAH, war bti'iness: chief of cording to A. A. Anderson, While the power company is not Everv war which Americans have fought who council, Parks National causthe own legally responsible for accidents or may fight in the future outside their HE CAN VOTE AS HE LIKES NOW several days at the camp. in contact spent derricks coming ed hay a by be will eontiuerital boundaries has been or Leaders in charge of the session this with their lines, the matter is of much Scout racket a mean, cruel; yes, filthy racket. gFAATOR William King, a political hack if ever there year were: George A. Rowley,recrea- concern to them because they apprewan one, must derive considerable satisfaction these H. that Madsen, C. Bv racket I mean something appears commissioner; ciate that there are many who do not days because circumstances make it possible for him to tion director; Ray Walters, district realize the danger involved. Their to be one thing to the crowd, but in reality, Kenilchairman; Burt Christensen, to a favored few insiders, is something entirely consistently vote hi.s convictions. For years it has been lines are given ample clearance from Smith. Glenn B. and the jHiliey of this worth; different. the ground so that all ordinary trafwere George " senator to dodge important votes instructors 'World Special fic may proceed under them without During our participation in the fish and game accident. It is only when some extrastate of the disabsent convenient when the brine of Waight jirocedure by 'War our soldiers thought they were lighting commssion who gave talks on wild ordinary high piece of apparatus, such tasteful measures came up for action. to defend democracy ; were lighting a war and fish culture; and Mr. Humph- as a hay derrick with its boom raised, life to end war! Rot pure unadult united rot. Now, however, Utah's senior senator, always a Tory reys, supervisor of the Manti forest, attempts to pass under the lines that of Tories at heart, realizes that he may vote his conThe general added that the wav to escape war is who gave a number of talks on for- trouble occurs. With the boom down he victions because hi.s political goose is cooked, to give the people the truth, tin whole truth and estry. and level, and securely fastened, the realizes that he will be deservedly put on the shelf with nothing but the truth ill place of lying propaganda! A feature of the encampment was derrick can ordinarily pass under the held all of (Ik other curios when his present term expires. line with safety. Too bad that George Creel, smug propagandist the Court of Honor program night. Friday the campfire around handis doubtful if King ever voted for more than a It bureau leader during the late World Wiitr and whose It is also pointed out that metal Mr. Madsen was in charge in the abful of legislation of real benefit to the jieople in general and wet ropes carry electricity, while pditieal bubble va punctured only to he found to sence of G. J. Reeves. wood or rope will not. Therefore, during the entire term he tins served, election years contain air of the bunk type in the California At this time an investiture cere-- i dry which ineliminated, of course. contest a couple of year. ago, cannot be forced mony was held for the Consumers any hay derrick design for cable hay, metal a lifting volves The only difference that existed lad ween the former to serve as an audience for a several months lecture troop and for a few Scouts from Hel- metal or wire braced is which by or senator, beed Smoot, and King was that the names of course by General Butler. And that goes for some of his per and Spring Canyon. Short talks is not safe, and should be avoided. were given by Scout masters and ex-- ! admirer, too. a number of whom are political parties with which they were affiliated .started It is very easy to so arrange the deecutives, and several selections were in Utah. hot shots with different letters of the alphabet. pditieal sign as to make use of metal in these played by the Scout band under the ways unnecessary. "Spot cord is direction of E. M. Williams. suggested as a substitute for metal ley, Armond Cafferelliv Billy Grogan. Of Mr. Smith, attending his BALL NEW JUNIOR or wire. Use of a chain to hold the Red Goose Larry Hamilton,, Max enth camp in this area, complimented boom in place is also bad practice, as Schultz, Gene Pace, Rex Henrie, Sehl-do- n Food And officials I saying never before have anyone near it at the time the boom Glen Jim Oliver, Oliver, Prince, LEAGUE SCHEDULE Gabriel been at a camp where better pro-- 1 runs into a Given Here grams charged power line is apt Georgedes, Clyde Burgenor, Drying were carried on, or greater to be seriously injured. An ordinary Nick Georgedes, Tommy Senna, Howmorale maintained. will very satisfactorily serve this GETS UNDER WAY ard Campbell, Ross Horsley, Louis Food demonstrations were given Scout Mr. Anderson also complimented rope L. D. S. in and the Pappas. Monday Tuesday leaders on the way in which the camp purpose. J. C. Penney LaMar Empev Ray tabernacle by Miss Helen Pixton, was conducted. If these suggestions are followed Games Next Week there wll be no occasion for Basso, Billie Axelgard, Johnny Nikas, state home demonstration agent at closely was barbecue a lamb Thursday of human life or damage August 9 Zions Wholesale vs J. C. Tommy Morrison, Pete Giraud, Joe large. sacrifice the held, the cooking being done by women attended the Seventy-si- x Penney. to ODriscol, Jack Kelley, Buddy Pike, -; Comproperty. of squads under the direction August 10 Price Garage vs. Ahepa Louis Grako, Earl House. Raymond the afternoon session Tuesday when missioner Rowley. -, Restaurant Remodeling Completed demonstrations were givlodge. Walters, Grant Rowley and Wayne Two Scout troops attended from en by Miss Pixton, assisted by five Marshall. August 11 Kiwanis vs. Rotary. and one each from Ephraim, Price, Remodeling of Mickeys Place to for Class B are as 'local women: Hattie Bent, drying of Green River, Provo, Spring Glen, make room for the new theatre being Team line-uAugust 12 Shell Oil vs. Zions Swiss chard; Marylyn Lundquist, follows: Wholesale. Kenilworth, Helper, Spring Canyon, constructed by C. E .Huish has been Hank Club 13 Smith, C. J. Newell, end preparation; Vida Marshall and Castle Gate, and Consumers. Rotary August Penney vs. completed and the well known eating Goose (Price Trading). Sanderson, Jerry Morley. Stanley Jennie Harmon, drying of beans; was reopened the fore part of place Mack Johnson, Elroy Lamph, ginia Lee, beet greens. A temporary well has been week. the At this meeting George E. Applications Playing under the revamped Am- Clark Lee, Bobby Stevens, Robert on the west side of the erected Arnold Mathis, Don Johnson, son, president of Carbon stake, spoke erican Legion junior baseball scheW.P.A. More seating capacity has dule, Red Goose took the lead in Class Ralph Allen, K. Olsen, Paul Gibbs,; on the church security conference been made available in Mickeys A Tuesday evening by trimming Shell Monroe Carlson, Verl Barzee, Pat program. Two numbers were Place as a result of the remodeling. Required Oil 8 to 6. No other games have been Harry Martin, Jack Leonard, dered by the American Legion chorus, and William H. Bennett, county agri- Duane Griffiths, and Don Leatham. Card punches for sale at The SunNo W. P. A. worker will be considplayed as yet. Kiwanis Club Bobby Downard, cultural agent, lead a discussion on ered for assignment to any employ- Advocate. Future games, under the supervision of Charles Madsen, recreation di- Rex Guymon, Norman Olson, Richard the storage of vegetables, fruits. ment by the National Monday was devoted to a confer- -, service unless his rector, will be held on the railroad Forsyth, Billie Joe Bean, "ul application with groups beginning at 5:45 each after- Wright, Tommy Holdaway, John Har- - ence of leaders of the stake board at the service has been renewed within which time Miss Pixton gave special the last noon. Play will continue through mon, John Reeves, Lloyd Peacock, thirty days, according to a Odell Frandsen, Henry Mathis, Kay! training to the women who assisted release this August. week by William Doughin followthe the her demonstrations CLASS A Morley, Marcel Pace, Ross Harrison, of the Price service. director erty, Players on the revised teams are as Max Empey, Austin Olsen, Joe Fa- -i ing day. In order to be considered for emfollows: quinta, Danny Guzzo, Willis Branch,! ployment through the Shell Oil Paul Johnson, Joe Basso, Lamoine Olsen, Tommy Williams. any Rawson, service, workers must keep their apRobDomineck Olivetto, James Sharpe, Price Garage Bobby Fausett, Frandsen. plications active by presenting identiert Phillips, Glen Thomas, Teddy Lyle Bryner, Bert Gaillard, Pete Ahepa Lodge Bert Prichard, Keith fication cards to the office at which Albert Santi, Calvin Johnson. Thomas, Rex Henrie, Emil Simone, Pilling, Junior Williams. Bobby For- - their applications are on file Robert Morley, James Mclntire, Keith Langley Barnes, Parry B. Peacock, l ester, Bartley Shepherd, Dean Bry- -, Renewal may be done also by mail-ne- r, Grames, Dewey Henderson and Don- Jerrold Culp, Ralph Walters. Ray Floyd James, Billie Christensen, ing the cards to the ald Lauritson. Chapman, Jimmie Holden. John Lynn Fiack, Charles Williams, Nickie service office. Zions Wholesale Arnold Bean, Angelo Basso, Blane Johnson. Morakie, Charles Protopappas, Rus- Employment on W. P. A. proEugene Tangaro, Dick Fausett, Fred Mack Smith, Billie Olson. Richard sell Bement, Don Leatham, Reed Aus- - jects, it was announced, is intended Basso, Emil Bertot, Johnny Georgedes, Roberts, Donald Johnston, Kirk Bur- tin, Max Batty , Junior Klapakis, Bob p only as employment to tide Albert Passie. Hawley Ear'll, Steve ton, Howard Bean, Nick Fienutakis, Jones. Don Martensen, Bruce over until they can be placed workers Bryner, Rcbin.-onNikas, Johnny Vourk, Wallace Ting- Keith Larry Leonar- Dnn- - Donald Hacking, Douglas Hacking. in private industry. lim-A&uora- te jaw-thrusti- Man Dles Suddenly jjOfii James Edwardl, ? railroad brakeman, ug! Helper Monday, ..Me 4j, i is his widow, Fran, lin. He was born I ertown, WIkomu .'jJ' Henry Esthet . For more than thi McLaughlin has The last seven otT Heelper, whei, te at the Avalon ' & J ft hotel. The body is at ,,the Wa. ary in Price whiie Unera) ments are made. the oi tr.or A lifsr GARLAND cape Garland Puzey, ascist W p a visit to Carbon curr . rector of the afte; whir j2 5 county the reDest to enlarge personnel rectors throughout the " U ms 3 tint p 'A 71; teS said ne would take the wh Richard R. Davis, stated. die. 1501 'Be fork trous- pingt guber-iiation- Demonstrations Storage fifty-sev- -I two i the 9' an The 8:00 c Zoum vi Time and again vets' according rites of various faiths cash r us t I SERVICE! Ul fever c frmHy tatkn, 'Via ;ai ras-taura- nt. I So.lstEastk TSph - It! hie 1pn J&sfG 3 tferaoo Li-ap- is, jpii p ihe .fee t Iren WELCOME lor wed AMERICAN LEGION Vat-si- s, AUXILIARY FORTY & EIGHT stop-ga- , F vac A ta htl nid : to k: I 1 1 Iren WHILE IN OUR CITY VISIT OUR STORE AND GET A- See ouiJo6 cQieccte&9Ci(rilUif J I. , , f Dng EVERT CRJtD rs, ' ( Dan i d, pane completely. AUTHENTIC ' ren-Bir- "one ucas-- perience have equip in the ps Of Workers Are Renewed door. .1 and bmiu t cut ih lood-dryi- Jorgen-Bonell- o, UP fe sects a:; Thorough standing 17 J called upon to ana service The be al' annou wt , ttl b- j lawn JCste. CQUAINTED. WHERE QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND LOWER PRICES MAKE OUR STORE THE HEADQUART ERS FOR FOOD SUPPLIES. FOR THIS WEEK END ARE OFFERING Con in See bow Frlgidalre with tho Meter-Mise- r makos Ico cheaper thaa yon can buy K at ratal!! Tho astounding quantity It can frooza In n slngto dayl Soo tha Qulckube Tray with tho Instant Cube- Meter-MisRsloasol How tbe cuts current cost to the bone er , M Only Frigidairo with Motor-Mis- ALL er 5 tho Is complete in BASIC SERVICES For Homo Refrigeration longer . . . Ve y 3 m0Y- - backed by General Motors. 5 and more ice by ending waste loose. of melting the Automatic e Only Frigid sire hs of a finger reTouch the from s leases No tuggmg, no pry matter how tightly frozen! Cold e Only Frigidoirt hot tho more ice-I Stores 100 nut-sanc- - Fresh off the Vine 1 1. GREATER 2. 3. 4. 5. GREATER STORAGE-ABILIT- GREATER PROTECT-ABILIT- GREATER DEPEND ABILITY LB file I D A I ft E Stmts' e rQTiam) ice-cub- Trav-Reces- el PRICES in?.To of every tray compartment. -- ht, freezing with the Meter-misThese Important Advantages Try with the Release... er Imtant Cubo.R.u.,. . S.fe low.- . Product of General CANTALOUPES. , Automatic lul!! Tray, Aefrigernt. EASTFRN UTAH ELECTRIC CO. West Main Price Phone 55 9 VEGETABLES, GREEN RIVER MELONS Only Frigidaire EASY TERMS LUNCH MEATS, CHEESE COOKIES, CRACKERS, FRUITS, AS LOW AS ice-tray- SKTi. 3:2 GREATER S3 tent UTAH TOMATOES 1 ICE SERVICE I rniGIDAJRE offers such complete WE SHOP THE PAYN TARr WAY AND SAVE: REMEMBER WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD A |