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Show ! ! ...rMf !: TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE iTfENT i i THKS -I 2' CARBON SCHOOL DISTRICT LISTED IU I, i'--m m the puj ns w hoJt.i i ly time pi- l.t the rluuS ty the Vtc Ih.s and r K; ,.,uUun Cute In muM rases, the .i - ul- "V f 1 uuni iiU t Will J d. - v!lh 11 Fi-il- V .1 1 'tJ- ' . 'W I ji turd it eduiat.iii 1. Willow Clttk 7 ( :s route Vk.M . til Ca-V- e 1ul it ti 4l t .n ( tttg rHE ' !.! ! ! L t xde tjl Hilixi halt to II Cxi b. p!x,U- - !, I .1- - I a k s, I. . n ! it Pu h 't l' 1 , ! i ii,, r j i m-- 1 I.mii vk as , r - ,1 ... tioii in ik.tn.Ur J, ui,,j vk.il ti.A Vikv u:.. ii at 7 ,1 Sue. Mun.h I, lx IXv.e k, Willow CinK at i'ii. di iv i at St linage, and 8 30 V. A. Ik-idriver, thi to Caitin hig( ii X.k.i'l , n i i g f i om G i'i ge Hus 2 Holiti p to tijth , !.fol (lot;, (lih Mid J2th gul- - ji.p:U .!,!)) Wad. .1,1,1. .11 tv !.! l.ilk itliHil llth and 12th grade pui hs only) L jvc jKiiii.ifmc at 8 3u. J H R.v H an wi'h LL He n a dig ire Leave R, dai p am ou. li F. dtivcr. I Oil lidx t t ( ti MiJntue, ill the liut), ills H..s 8 Gujiii-diler, Civxk to Cxi ton kajltal, to. t oho (.f tin Wood low Hus 3, U illow Ctuk to Nmtn giadc pupils fiom (Lir-high ili.,11 m iixte i ( IV ita Tin ta I'hl, Sthool (10th, llth, and 12', h gr,,de C's k an. iid Sptmg GU-i.uiiofxiv k g.,l frati riiitv Ihir-in- g Jt.ijiur h pupils only). Leave Willow Cm k at txkd Lcovc Goiduii Cikik the pad t.u.r t.e lia Inin 8 00. E. J, I'rettjman, dnver. al 7 30 Lldy Maiim. dtivcr Vi h t! e I'mUd State de-ptt.nla'ed Hus 4. (a) Mutual to Cuibon liu 9 Coal City lo Gordon Cirxk ti! I .t id ( um:a I , I high (loth, llth, and 12th grade Leave Gordon Cu-vA eon. j h te al 8 30 Vein m gamation n pupils from Latuda, Standardville. Wartcn, dnver, as Ml up to a- Mr Si and Firing Canyon). Pave Mutual Hov 10 lliaw uUij to higi) r in n. mm u g an auive pto-gra(ui at 7 So lk 1! Catdmr, driver. M'l.tad ( til and 1 2tti in the iiit.-i- . st of the lv mm glade pop. Is (b) Cuibonville to high schiml only i Leave Huwatl.a at 7.25. Nikk Tube pally, both ill tbe tate and Leave Cart, nville at 8 (0. 1X11 Gard- Giil.iins, driur. The L'tah h agxe is the fust nation ner, driver. lb) South hue to high nhool state or gain;jt!on of its lMe to Le Bus 5. (a) Kenilworth to Car- laave Highland canal at 8 30. N'uk fol nud in the Pi-d- 1. 1 of Columbia, bon high. Ninth grade pupils will Gala!. is. diner. remain at Spung Glen. Senior high Bus 11. Wallis to CaiUm high school pupils at Spring Glen will ride Leave Wattis at 7.50. C. Bowen, on this tus to high school. Leave dnver. Hus 12. West Miller Cm k to CarKenilworth at 8.00. ihron Cutler, on Bad driver. bon high who,!. Ltavf West Miller All prim- Cieek ot 8 00. (b) Martin to llrljx-r- . Livingston, ary childi cn from Martin will at- duvir. J R. Lund. Gei'tge S.hultz and tend the newly established Helper Ilus 14 Co.il Creek to Wellington Hall IkuinitMin lift in attplum-hoi 1. Intermediate, jun- Leave Tl.ajn ranch at 8 00. AIIkH Monday of last week for the had primary ior high school, and 10th grade pu- Thayn, driver. lands west of Gmii Rivir to round Hus 15. Laid Miller pils, will atuiid the Helper Central up vvild horses for Howard Tasker Leave East of Green River, high. Miller Creek at 8.00. O. L. Snow, The hard, .sandy fl.K.r of the long driver. valley made an evctll.-n- t landing Hus 16. Ku to Gunnysule. Leave field, and the llse of the Kiz at 7:50. Francis Dmnck. driver. airplane as headquarters for the Bus 17. Columbia to Sunnyside drive. Permis'ion had tni-- obtained .ocC vcf 9th, and 10th grade pupils on- from the depailmcnt of common c to s (8th, i limit, and ly). Leave Columbia at 8.10. James fly lower than the 500-fosome spectacular manuevertng Varner, driver. was ?fctdc's' , . 18. Columbia-Sunn- y Bus done the aviators. 6en by to any Numerous bands of horses were high (llth and 12th grades only). 5 3 Leave Columbia at 7:30. sighted, and a bundled or more were shoes finally herded together and headed Marche. for the draw where the trap was loBon 3 minutes to cated. A band of cowboys completed P the to 4 minutes the roundup. Loses : H!ir VV tn-e- m 1 1 Airplanes Utilized In Roundup of Wild Horses Lands for Catalocue UNIVERSITY to r UTAH LAKE CITY t THE WEATHER The weekly meieorologtetol report .sued Tuesday by Henry Flack, ttiat ITiee reMdenta enjoyed cooler weather during the week endfor wv-ing Sunday than they have tempermaximum ti months. The pctlod was 90, ature of the seven-da- y w hn h is 13 degrees below the high-- ( est matk for the previous week. On two days, the thermometer faildegrees ed to reach 80. Forty-thre- e was the minimum during the week. Following are the daily readings. tla August August August sistant to fire, rot and termites but makes soft wood so hard that it will take a finish like mahogony or other wood. close-grai- n tMMMIIHMHM Thrifty Folk IxJimidi'y Service CSE OCR IT WILL PLEASE FOC. TOOl center of social Salt Lake but minutes from a few , V ' C-- Af. r Offering Following Special Rate Intermountain Double 50c Single Rate Plus $2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 Single 4.50 4.00 3.50 3.00 Double Bath Private with Each All Outside Rooms Garage Facilities Adjoining. $2.00 2.50 HOTEL NE WHO USE Mrs. J. EL W. E. Sutton Genl Mgr. Waters President PRICE STEAM L.ADNDRY Wattis Mine Official Leg In Mishap PHONE 218 Keith-O'Brie- ! mirWn Stop at this nd business Chauncy W. West Asst Genl Mgr. Run over by a coal car at the Wattis mine, Otto C. Reichert, foreman for the Lion Coal company, suffered a crushed right leg Saturday, the limb being injured so severely that amputation was necessary. Mr. Reichert was brought to the Price City hospital, where it was reported Wednesday he was on the road to recovery. Mr. Reichert is well known throughout the county, having lived in Price a number of years. He is a member of the local Kiwanis club. New Service Opened By Electric Company Churches of Price Hold NRA Services NR A Sunday was observed m Price churches Sunday, the program featuring educational talks on the national recovery act. Schedule of services and speakers in the four churches was as follows: Community, 11:00 a. m , State Senator George M. Miller; L. D. S., 7:30 p. m Superintendent W. W. Chris tensen; Greek Orthodox, 10:30 a. m. the Rev. D. Smyrnopolous; Notre Dame, 9.30 a. m., the Rev. William A. Ruel. cFJodw! TIRE PRICES ARE GOING HIGHER ed Day trip. Firestone Tires on your car you can drive anywhere, at any time with the assurance that the extra construction features Ex-of PEACOCK COAL Announcement was made this week that the Eastern Utah Electric company has added a radio and service department to its store on West Main Save Money By Buying At the Mine. Gum-Dippi- Beardsley of Red Oak, Iowa, a radio technician with several years of experience, will have charge of the new department. Mr. Beardsley and his wife arrived here several days ago to make their home in Price. Mr. Beardsley is capable of handling all kinds of radio repairs and service, the company W. S. PRICE PHONE 421-- J. ' or it TIRE CONSTRUCTION czdL -- ms week when shopping territory every The cirin The appears Sun-Advoca- Insure a Safe Holiday Trip Equip Y our d Tires Car With Firestone at Todays Low Prices Dont Wait Gum-Dippe- te. culation of advertising in The Sun-Advoca- MINERS AND SmPPERS OF TIIE CELEBRATED te CARDOX-MINE- the largest coverage by any regularly issued medium in eastern Utah, surpassing the circulation of any other Carbon county by regularly issued medium of advertising is D STANDARD COAL firestone SENTINEL mre than 1,200. Ford. Advertising theCost cheapest in per unit of coverage is by far SALT LAKE CITY, e! 6.05 Chevrolet. PI 7 mo th General Offices, 817 Newhonse Building SALT LAKE CITT, UTAH General Office Ninth Floor Kearn Building TYPE :i$5.6S Mines At SPRING CANYON, UTAH . ed Firestone Tires sre built with high stretch Gum Dipped Cords. Every cotton filter In every cord In every ply is saturated and coated with pure rubber. This extra Firestone process gives you 58 treater protection against hi owonts. Shipped Everywhere assured of 3,000 units of coverage in the Price Gum-Dipp- thi MASTERPIECE Mined in Carbon County and Advertisement and Two ng Cord Plies under the Tread give you greater safety and blowout protection than can be found in any other tire. Drive in today. Let us Inspect your tires. If you need new tires you will be surprised how little it will cost to trade the danger of blowouts for the safety of Firestone Tires. tra Coal MINE PHONE 18R11 street. : Tires at will sell you Firestone Gum-Dipprisk the Dont stock lasts. our as as long todays low prices on your Labor blowouts or trouble possible of tire danger Your is In Your Community A new chemical solution for treatment of wood not only makes It re- ' minutes to minutes to Auerbach's. DEALER 23 24 25 26 27 August August side-Car-b- 5 6 ABERDEEN August 21 August 22 nt Hotel ewliouse There Is An ei n TI115 Comfort a to ! rlusi work begins September 26 ,ui-'lll- a- ,1 M 1 v if HU'boo ! i f .i r ' i iviii1 Heat for a ioumy ta I apItoV.il last VvrK t y the lit, h Ki fiit. t at adviM.iv committee the ftlt W lit, l.'.'j t ii , ted wolks Ti e I.hjI jr.,)st boklyf ' that to kalittu.il t In tive l - J Vt I. U 11.1. Tl.e pioe.al was toi proved pre'A a ' "!i n c. roinnuttee viously by the todvisory ii a f !., tud, I'd r j res tiling the tate. 1 ! I I -- !.i Wi.i'x I x,;h 5J. J II lt.,1 ) 'ii i ! I2'h (Milt S i Cx! !' r, dl U V T A i i , , : page maen f 1 al t,..hpr students should jester September 25 OF -d C.. jt ki-.i- mud report Septcm-an- d must attend Sep-I- I to 23 tar special and registration. SALT Lx- ikl I n Standard luh's Ur8t Institution of Higher learning. Send -- 11 lx I a! ATI, Former Principal of U.S. Advisory Board Harding Junior High Approves Carbon Loan Heads Bourbon Group 's aptiikob.il fol CjiIhui t. k! :. c - UNIVERSITY of UTAH .jrtion lx liWxls J i (1- 1' j ': 1 i b 4 I U l !. t !!,! '' IxxVf t IV mi, u ot je PLANS $HKE YlH'K J Attend at ! : i A I) V i , i 6 Ik It,!, c- -' i 6..' ''Mil ul 1 1 ' i: : V S N-- ab 6.70 B 5 UTAH 00-5- 0 Box eh CbcVToUC. EwM Nmb 7-3- Plymoath 0 Roeko.... 5 f 15-- 1 i I Ijp Btm-Ahuura- tP r-- and remember THE PRINTED WORD IS BETTER t Johnson Transfer Co. t? Coal , 4 See Fire tone Gum-Dippe- d and Exhibition Building at rn. -ter i J ire made in the Firestone Factory A Century of Pro gee, Chicago. t Johnson and Vaught Y Y Anywhere B. E. Johnson, Mgr. We Haul Anything Y Y Phone 426 otta. sum Price Utah |