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Show ATE, PRICE DVOC atop iun-Aftunra- ti' On One Coverage, Newspaper, One Coif' UTAH, VAL H. COWLES, UNDER THE ACT OF MARCH S, 187 HAL 0. MacKNIGHT, Publishers. MISS JESSIE RASMUSSEN, Society Editor. VAL H. COWLES, Editor and Advertising Manager. $2.00 Per Subscription Subscription! Phone No. 9 Per Year In Advance Year In Advance. Outbids Utah $2.50 IT PRfCE, UTAH. UNDER THE ABT OP MARCH S. AT THE POBTOFPICE ENTERED AB BEOOND CLAES MAIL MATTER WORLD-FAMK- POOD elm-- D FOR k- SWIMMING CLASSES k - j Herbert and Harry Emerson interesting inqMirtanth Fisdiek, uttered some words in a recent sermon (minting out the necessity for early studied action in the direction of real education if the world would continue on an even keel. He declared that the world is almost civilized to death, that man stands with his hands full of amazing devices but as confused, bewildered and linhappv as he has ever been. Among other statements made bv the famous minister of the gosol were the following: Civilization is only a means, a complex of ingenious instruments, and the more powerful the instruments become the more insistently arises the question for what end will mankind Use them? Devote such agglomerated might to war, and we are irreparably undone. Let it he utilized by private acquisitive greed in a economy and the bloody revolution waits like a judgment day. dog-ent-e- PROPAGANDA WHEN one recalls the propaganda dispensed by the metropolitan press, ami .some not so metropolitan, (luring the late World War it create, in the mind an impression that there is much more than just a hare H,sibilitv that similar methods arc being exercised currently for purpose other than armed warfare. For instance, it is possible (we wonder if probably isnt more near the pmer term in this instance) that propaganda is being dispensed through the same mediums under bimilar methods exercised during the war, the one advanced step in this line being the jsist-wn- r columnist. . , When the metropolitan press trot out su-- h w wheezes as Mark Sullivan, Whiter Lippnnni. Frank Kent, adding a lilt of literary emlwllishiueut with others of the tye of Boake Carter, an English inijRirtee whose job of telling the Americans lmw (heir government should oierate appears to have heroine a s'udden ohsession with American publishers, they must be hard pressed to supply their readers with guileful gush. But ouch are the propaganda methods of the day. Organized la Kir appears to he the pet target of these crusading columnists who bask in t lie sunshine between fat paychecks and the financial racketers whose Red Cross swimming classes which are being conducted this week at the Price municipal pool are the largest and most successful ever held in Carbon county, according to Vernon Merrill, pool supervisor. Ninety boys are entered in the junior and senior life saving classes, and 115 in the swimmers division. The large number of beginners has necessitated segregating those whoi know nothing at all about swimming from those who have a little experi- ence. Nearly 400 are enrolled in thee classes Much of the enrollment is made up ' of Boy Scouts and camp representa-- ! fives, Mr. Merrill stated. Examinations for Red Cross awards will be given Saturday morning. Mrs. Merrill, a qualified Red Cross ex-- 1 aminer, will have charge of tests for swimmers and beginners, and Mr. Merrill will take charge of the life savers. Despite the size of the classes, it is of thoe enexpected that one-ha- lf tests their will rolled pass dc-pi- te licvv-jiapcr-- he three-da- possible to ant?ally W take preventive One of the most aSUfjj, Committee Reports To Bean Growers On Freight Rates ' y coo-co- ra it can be'erispe' taken Aire immediate;. to can the d1 bosne: gaaizet Two-Fist- subject onewisti(s cass' the to Must be conside the QdviS0'Y ing ready Qnj to furnish cotr-.- formation. tfFidiHT MINIMUM from i non of , occasion aays 4 funera, ed on Antu the pr will m ready convex Trice, m,k red-blood- ed high-tensi- -t- (T CK. IS showing at to which the Star theatre today (Thursday). steps are These are ably assisted by Frank McHugh, Mischa Auer, Alan Mowbray, Allen Jenkins and Carol Hughes. Beginning in the offices of a newspaper syndicate, the story progresses to a sanitorium conducted by a balmy phychiatrist. Hugh Herbert as the head of the syndicate has ample op- portunities to use his fluttering hands o and laugh, The beautiful blonde Madeleine with Francis Carroll is Lederer in Its All Yours, which will be at the Bonnie in Helper SunAnother of the day and Monday. modern whimsy type of romantic comedy, the play has the assistance of Grace Bradley and Mischa Auer. fans who like their For entertainment served raw, the Bonnie offers the outdoor drama, Sheriff Tuesday and Wednesday, featuring Charles Starrett. The Longest Night, starring Robert Young and Florence Rice will be at the Lyric Sunday and Monday. At the Star Sunday through Wednesday will be Slim, the exciting line mans drama of a In featured roles are Pat life. OBrien, Henry Fonda and Margaret Lindsay. which opens a Instruction gEXATOK Dr. spector. Such outbreaks here than in most Jewkes stated. farce-comed- y, SELECTION Hugo Black- - -- elmtion for the supreme the court appointment i a linppv choice of the of leading inariv ranting and railing the nation, a good v number of the-- e always being on the side of reaction v hen -- ucli decent measures child labor ami lidment and other modernly humane advancing moves are made. The cry of many of the-- e newspapers that the aptor pointment can he considered in the light of a reward -in nine political services rendered may he accepted degree lint if that - the i.i-- e m the instance there arc plentv of precedent-- , almo-- t a- - many a- - there have been apM)iritments made to that body since the supreme court was established a- - a government department. Senator Black ha- - demonstrated that he is a thorhiactivities oughgoing man of the (ample, - investigation airmail graftand steam-hip subsidy in connection with Hi- of ot (hat. schemeearrv proof plenty ing eam-hip companies opposition to subsidies to adminthe been favored -- nidi has a by (dan although what might Ik istration demonstrates that he - not scn-e word. the tulle-of t termed a vis man m the The Tinted States - tortunate to have a man on The -it- supreme court bench ucli as - Senator Black. serhiahis losa senator, only flaw in the matter vice- there standing in healthy contrast with such itieal puff w tiffs a- - Ttah- - Will King. Boland Mary Hugh Over 600 Take Advantage Of head the list of stars of Marry The a rollicking Girl, Free Red Cross AT THOUGHT , Rev. i -- A SPLENDID SOME rhi - Issued Every Thursday By The CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY PRICE, Marry The Girl, Opens For 3Day LARGEST EVER HELD; Showing At Star of value and wIm)-iteld deeriit .j hci u ie not do we race. However, litiinan If are --u lurking ill uniler-tamlm- ;: trot d the ii oj i.iita nd a the poluiiuii'-ttheir leaders hae tlieir and workers out. Tile oiyanied as the rest taidts, of eourse. Tliev are quite as human and have columnists, ca-t mg of ns. even as the raluninv this very and we But question, then ons to rejient tor. conoften in mi .slander being indulged seriously, the workei-- . such ot another or cerning one gioup The World War lies taught in to accept propaganda La-- t years election inpublicity with a giain of salt. dicated that that is exactly what the citizens of the nation are doing. IIiom- - PTAO COJT coming will be ness fo ready t during Succt here tl weight the st a where . clave fc as suffi done in jsarticul cent Ut the Am ing fhi even tl COUNTYS FIFTH OUTBREAK OF HOG CHOLERA IS NEAR HELPER common centers. A hog cholera outbreak around report that freight rates to east-- ! ern and southeastern markets would Helper, the fifth in Carbon county be the same from Price as from this year, was reported last week by Grand Junction, Colorado, was given J. B. Jewkes, district agricultural in- at a meeting of the Carbon County net A $a s?MEa monelMlf have d proven peetica g"?iior associa- Bean Growers tion Tuesday night. With a stop-oprivilege at Grand A CLEAR THINKER EXPRESSES HIMSELF Junction costing only $6.30 a car, SENATORIAL leaders at Washington, D. C. have m each car containing 60,000 pounds of recent months and years indicated a more balanced beans, the committee advised that of shipping directly from Price to the judgment concerning levying of taxes on the markets would be cheaper than ship-- 1 ability to pay rather than the collect it regardless ping to Grand Junction at a cost of poliev whidi ha.- - been accepted ill too many states. 25 cents per 100 pounds and then ff Im-i- -s This wa- - brought to the fore again last week when the senate substituted an income tax for a proposes! t Columbia tax bill. sales tax in the Senator WYlvun Borah, one of the clearest thinkers in the senate and nation, summed up excellently one important (mint of opjxisition to a general -- ales tax when h attacked the use of sales taxe- - in states as a which - destroying the purchasnational calamity nation! whole the of ing (lower I Vi hups that is why the states of Idaho, New Jersey and Kentucky have abandoned the ue of the uneconomic sales tax during the last few months. Dis-trie- The committee consisted of Chet Pierce, Marc Johnson, William H. Bennett and Kenneth A. Wilson. These met with railroad official Friday afternoon to discuss freight rates. Mr. Bennett was appointed at the meeting to work further with repre- sentatives of Jordon and Smith com- -, pany, which buys the beans, andj make further arrangements for ship- -; ping. Over A Period Of Years PAYN TAKIT STORES HAVE BEEN BUILDING A WEALTH OF, CUSTOMER CONFIDENCE. THIS CONFIDENCE IS WELL FOUNDED ON PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE, AND THE BEST OF, QUALITY MERCHANDISE CAN ALWAYS BE HAD AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. FOR EXAMPLE i I4 WE ARE FEATURING THIS WEEK-EN- V D Utah Grown- - POTATOES THOUSANDS of motorists are killed or dollars are spent for repairs, doctor and hospital bills every year when blow-out- s throw cars out of control. Keep your name out of the accident columns. Many of the blow-out- s you hear and read about altogether too often are due to the heat generated inside of tires by todays driving. This terrific heat may cause rubber and fabric to separate. And, if it does, an invisible blister forms. Bigger and BIGGER it grows until, sooner or later, BANG! You have a blow-ou- t. Thats why Goodrich engineers invented the Golden Ply found only in Silvertown tires. This amazing Goodrich invention is a layer of special rubber and cords, scientifically treated to resist internal tire heat. By resisting this heat the Golden Ply protects you against these dangerous high-spee- Terms Make Your Own d Life-Sav- er full-floati- battery nd pay on our jhw 'SS2S-JZeasiest and friendliest. - credit plan high-spee- blow-out- d s. Don't Gamble The safe thing to do is to come in right now. Equip your car with Golden Ply Silvertown Tires all round. You pay no price premium for these tires and theyll give you months of extra trouble-fre- e mileage. Cwt. 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