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Show THE BUN, PRICE, PAGE EIGHT 16, 1925 FRIDAY, OCTOBER FRIDAY. UTAH-EVE- RY TCf !T?yi APl K a A First Grand Prize HUSTLE HURRY- - HURRY Until 9 p. m., Saturday, October 17th, contestants in The Suns big campaign have the opportunity to obtain 80,000 extra bonus votes for $20.00 combinations of contest collections. There is no limit to this offer get as many clubs as you like and receive 80,000 extra bonus votes for each one. POSITIVELY THE BIGGEST REMAINING OFFER OAKLAND COACH 1 After 9 oclock Saturday night, October 17th, the vote schedule will again be reduced. Next week on October 19th, 20th, 21st and 22d, only 40,000 extra votes will be given for $20.00 combinations and on the last two days of the contest, October 23d and 2 1th, only 20,000 extra votes will be given for $26.00 combinations. If you EVElt intend doing anything for yourself, do it. now while the 80,000 extra vote offer lasts. Next week the votes $139 go down, down, DOWN! You can get the winning votes this week if you try. KEEPING EVERLASTINGLY AT IT 1IKINGS SUCCESS. PURCHASED FROM OFFER ENDS 9 P. M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER MOTOR LINDSEY PRICE, UTAH The Last Chance To Enter the Race Second Grand Prize SIOO.OO IN GOLD For the Contestant vote total SECOND highest Polling Saturday, October 24th (No New Entries May Come In A tter 9 p . m. Saturday , October 17) by 9 p. m. Third Grand Prize (Good Polling THIRD the LWWWJWWWWAWWiWA DRIVE Counts 2fi00 Votes The Big Automobile and Prize Contest SEND ENTRY BLANK IN Order $50 Trade Contestant at anystore Price) For in 17. YOUR Date.. To the Campaign Manager, The Sun: Pleue enter as a candidate la The Snn Campaign THIS Highest Total Vote By 9 p. m. Saturday, October 24th OWN A Name BLANK Fourth Grand Prize Trade Order $35 Fifth Grand Prize $35 Trade Order CAR - Address This blank counts for 2.000 free votes. Only one nomination will be credited to n contestant. If so requested the nominator name will not bo divulged. Yon may nominate yourself If you wish, by simply filling out the blank and sending same to the Campaign Manager. TODAY HOME WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW The Contest Manager . ZZ3E hi 35SZZ1 thankful, has been recognized by the group of concern which, I understand, have made imniikle the production and distribution of this campaign. Just as the chain is only as strong as its weakest link, so the nation is only as strong as its weakest city, and the and prospercity, in turn, is ous only as its weakest and most ii UPS as-liv- dia-grun- ted October 20th to 31st, inclusive, Trice will celebrate its llowter Week. The objert and alogun will be Selling tlie Community to Its Citizens. In launching this ruinpnign, tire advertising promo ting cbm mu with Hints, ete., nrwa-iaxstories to run eaeli week, movMy Home Town feaing picture turing Wesley Hurry uml a star ru-- t, a five reel $100,000 picture to lie inn at n local theater on October 27;h, ,28th uml 2!Mh, window and ot:tdnr N)sters, windshield stickers, booster buttons, auto banners, etc., bus been . secured for thin occasion. These committees have been appointed and action is necessary t r the euc'css of this campaign: Store Committee Sheblon Anderson, ehuirmnn, J. A. Coleman, Hen Stein. To take steis to see that every store lias ail attractive window display; that every merchant has a Becial arrangement of merchandise and a scml value sale for this week; to see that every store lias a 1'Ostcr and booster sticker on their windows; to try and have every merchant carry a .cut in his advertisement of the Rooster Girl and mention the picture INDORSEMENT BY MAYOR LOOFBOUROW GIVEN J. W. ra ty -r My Home Town. ' ? Publicity Committee O. T. Brooks, chairman, W. W. Iaiwis, Clarence Stevenson, Jr. Have the mayor make a proclamation declaring a civic booster week, copy of svno neiug furnished the ncwsjmieri; to distribute and tack posters, slid ers, sell ban ners and distribute buttons; to see that the eity decorates its streets, ete. Four Minute Committee D. C. Woodward, (1. J. Reeves, W K. Stoker, Judges H. II. Pratt, Mrs. R. M. Jones, George Constantine. This com mittee is charged with conducting foot minute speeches iu clubs, theaters and schools; to conduct an essay contest, Why My Town Is a Good Place to Live. ' Leading stores and businesses will furnish the prizes. At lesst one prixe to each grade has been arranged for with probably more to come. To judges for best essays; to see that best essays are published in the newsiaperi. I'inance Committee O. P. M. Nick Allermand. To handle - : . auint Bier-sauc- , h, funds. Carnival Committee R. K. Storey, B, Felt, Nick Bernard i. To arrange for rarnival, dances, etc.; to arrange for concessions, ete. Everyone in Price is to It is with pleasure and pride that I declare this week a Civic Booster Week. It is something that a live town .and a dead town, alike, needs. We who arc fortunate enough to live here know that we have a good, live city. But, we want the world to know that we cherish this belief. We want to enlarge our benefits and take advantage of our opportunities this ..Civic Booster Week shows the way. Let ns hope that we shall heed its message and live np to it. J. W. Loofbonrow. Mayer of Price, Utah. make this Civic Booster Week n The enthusiastic endorsement of the movement, expressed by civic and social loaders as well as religious and edueationnl representatives assure not only a temporary interest, but a lasting spirit of local loyalty for community improvement. Chairman Orson T. Brook tells of the aims of the eampnign in helping the eity. There are apple weeks, eancer weeks and weeks, weeks, and everything weeks. else save These celebrations are heeded by some of us, and looked by others, upon our interests. Some of us do not like apples, more of us have no fear of cancer while our interest in iron run to iron men, perhaps rather than iron in the human system. Hut Price is to celebrate a week which is recognized as a civic movement, a week which has a vital interest for every resident of this community. It is to boost Price week. It concern everyone. It is to the personal interest of every man, woman and child in this city to unite in making this week a memorable one so that its passing will not mean that it is to be forgotten. It must leave an impression which will stay with us so that ever and always we shall practice the principles of good citizenship in which we shall become schooled daring these seven days. Tbs growth of the individual eity is a national issue which, we can be sno-oo- x. ie citizen. One knocker in a community does more linrin than the activities of a dozen boosters can rectify. It has been proved again and again. Some of the philosophers tell us that pain is only jHisitire thing iu life and that all happiness is negative, because it is dismissed at the entrance of pain. In other words, everything can be going very well witli us in every way, but let one little mishap occur a toothache, a lost contract, a harsh rebuke, a disappointment, all else that is good is lost for we concentrate of necessity upon the right in our contentment. Tims a community cun lie growing, prw poring, advancing, but let a knocker get busy, wedding bis hammer and tongs, insisting, that is a belter place in which live; another town has more advantages; prices are lower and stocks larger in the distant xnetroNli, and the home town doesnt deserve trade, etc. A few words on idle ears and thru a few idle tongues, repitition which always grows what is the result f A a dissatisfied household, neighborhood,' a eity that is uot sold on itself. The only hope of prwjierity for all is a eity wide prosperity. The individual cannot profit while his community loses. In other words prosperity values cannot increase without a demand for property. There will be no demand when the populace has no desire to own a home here. There will never be a desire on the part of anyone to locate here permanently and help build the city unless the spirit of loyalty prevails, putting to route the knocker's hammer. Unless the town is interested in itself, sold on owning a home and contributing to the advancement of the community, how can we expect to have residence streets well paved and lighted, adequate sewers, parks, tennis courts, playgrounds and golf links, good drinking fountains, swiming pools and the hundred and one other advantages of a thriving community. It is obvious why this campaign is called the Boost campaign. Trading at home is the first step and likewise the last step in advancing a community. The appearance of the business district of a town, good stores, fine buildings, good street and building lights, np to date methods of advertising and selling these are thing so dis-grunt- ed GAME by which the transient, the investigat- CARBON ELEVEN LOSES ' WITH WESTMINSTER or for a home or business site, judges " the town. In last Saturdays football gome FARM CROP CENSUS OF CARBON at Salt Lake City Carbons eleven was COUNTY ARE GIVEN beaten by a score of 12 to 6 by the Westminster team on the Cummings The Sun Special Service. field. The Carbon team were the WASHINGTON, D. C.f Oct. 9. joint holders with the Latterday The statement below gives some of the Saints High School team of the states results of the 1925 farm census for A large crowd of championship. Carbon county, Utah, with compara- rooters went with the team along tive data for 1920.. The 1925 figures from Price, of the game the speaking are preliminary and subject to cor- Desert News of Sunday had the follrection. owing: NUMBER OF FARMS ' ' The Parson had lost every gnine Jan. 1, Jun. 1. previous to this, while the Carlton lira ura hunch had not met a single setback. : : 21 2 Total '. SU For this reason the result was all the OiHmtrd by : IBS more an upset, and probably sheds a 204 Owner ; j...:.. 4 4 Manager of light on the state titulur race 24 33 ray Tenants this year. McLeese, Parson quarter, ran his team in fine style, made farm Acreage Jan. 1, Jan. 1, accurate and long msscs, und was itra 1020 able to pierce the. heavy Carlmn line 3T,X0fl All land in farm ' r - MJKW 10.140 Crop land. 1021 Harvested , Crop fuilure Fallow or idle laKture, 1024 - 732 ..... 4.0X0 ........ .10,086 - 1.700 Ilowable 27 Woodland flthir . . ..... .. .. ...... ..... ........ 8,203 2 Woodland not pastured .12.038 All other land ........ We Jan. Jan. L 1, 1023 lira Land and buildinipi $1,321,403 $1,320,045 Laud alone 1.000,725 1302250 218395 230.080 Building PRINCIPAL CROPS .1024 1910 308 381 LJO.100 10.136 445 704 8.054 8.807 11.000 5241 11.139 9,100 224 272 20.238 20.450 053 4.147 3,712 ' 1.100 4221 3,221 Cows and heifers two years old and older. Sows and gilts for breeding purpoeee six months old and over Cattle are of general nurpoae type, classification as- beef or dairy depending largely oa Individual judgment ; 452 "beef cows were milked In 1924. . Westminster Judson Keherd Agee Xliaw (c) ,ip JL Kirkpatrick Martin rg... . .......... . ... Jlixon Lakie ................ ... ...rt..... .. ..... Danmen re Hanks ..... Davidson : McLeese Huff qb .'. CarrIhb Crandall Brown fb.. ... Thomas Itorino ..rhb........ Ilauhula (e) L ... Substitution: Carbon JerniHuIine for Crandall, Mathis for Davidson. Westminster Selireibcr for Judson, Herbert for Hank. Touelidown McLeese, Drown and Ra-ulial- ii. Referee, Warner ; umpire, head linesman, McDonald. Romney; Your man that thinks that he knows everything really duesn t. because he still has to learn that he doesnt Qawrencc'flawAorn& aint much on goin places . does today; an me has got the notion Homes a dura good place to stay! -V No, we dont .see many people An, we seldom gets to town, All But the way were livin gives us Little cause to fret an frown. Lake so many Ala nil 7jttNFTTTj TTIfl't!! Some folks maybe gets to thinkin .. We dont know whats goin on Or at least we aint ben told it ' Ull a thing Is past an gone But them days has long since ended, Makes.no difence where you be,i So dont waste yer idle moments Feelin bad fer Ala an me. We dont miss the roar an' racket. Folks in town is forced to stand. And we aint got greedy strangers Oowdin us on every hand. No, we Well, here comes the mail. man! Hes a mighty faithful cuss; Look at all the readin matter That hes leavin here for us! people would confine them- to talking of things they know something about, there would be mueh 1mm MwivunilinR in tVa watIA. Carbon Davis Mathis Frazier x - If more . A BMhfulFneni ... - FARM VALUES and skirt, the ends for gains at will. He was easily the ' outstanding, per' former of the contest. , selves comjoMTmkva |