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Show ttUggpAT. NOVEMBER 8, 1928 THE BUN, PRICE, UTAH EANDNEARBY ehndrenof Tom Further Report of Mrs. Twenty Years Ago This of returnadT)iefint - K. Olson turned i en(i; They Clarks Death Present Week to to PnM Sunday. Bogseyelt Stand- a from trip l&injgd week , Heb. ' The Grand Junction Sentinel of last Dtkf Eggs were scares on the Price marcents ket, selling around thirty-fiv-e the Wednttk,ay Mohrland In of story Governor Dem's tour of the ha lowing u n. L M. Evana the atom. at the death of Mrs. Walter conM,rmn the first of the week, sin, besides Mrs. Dern, Mrs. visitor price Mayme business. dnimr down on E. F. Gianotti and Harold Leon-- ri were Salt Lake City visitors last on business. eek, going in tv Woodside Sophns Olsen, u, on merchant, price visitor yesterday, coming a buying trip for his store. pries Sorosis will bo the home of Mrs. Wi forth Carbon avenue meeting Lowry on Monday. Jfr. and Mrs. Harry Lattumer of were Price visitors today Thursday), eoming up to do some jonnyside hopping. Mn. Florence Christensen of Price, ras the guest of Miss Aline Coleman Her-I- d uring the week, says the Provo , of Saturday.' Mrs. Nell McGarrit of Hiawatha, iss returned hone after spending two reeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ;ga Johnson at Spanish Fork. Miners Mercantile and the lion lolspp, were issued luring the week by company of Sun-lysiCoal company of business licenses the county clerk. de Wk Page, the food specialist, gave to the high school rls Tuesday. There were over sixty t to hear the lecture on vita- - ine of her lectures Around 400 hogs on the ran oh of L. Lizonbce in the Nine Mile see-io- n have died from cholera aeeord-t- o Orson P. Madsen, district cultural director, who returned from section last week after an instigation. Many more are to be afflicted with the disease. DIATO Mr. W. J. Carter will be hers and in snrronnding district for two weeks, installing DIATO in and on yonr kitchen floors, bath room floors, drain hoards, etc. DIATO taking the place of tile-in- g. Call or phono Mr. J. Bracken Leo's office and set samples. McCarty ft Pare, Green River merchants had dissolved partnership, McCarty buying out Paces interests. Four thousand acres of land were to be put in apples by the Irrigated Lands eompany to the south of Fries for itself and others. George Collingham of Sunnyside wu over at Castle Dale looking after hia property interest. Ha reported business picking up at the local camp. Lake E. Young of Helper and R. E. Cowley of Sunnyside, had successfully passed the examination required by barbers by the state examining board. Dr. E. M. Neher of Saatle Gate was a Price visitor during the week attending to some private business and getting the latest dope on the election. E. S. Horsley, bishop of the Price ward, and Mrs. Horsley had been called on a mission to England, and were to depart for the old country in Jameson, recorder of Carbon rk and five others in an automo--p eounty w the party. Myton Free- - bile accident near Rodeo, Calif., while en route from Berkeley to Vallejo. The party wai en route to attend a . w been lodge function. The ear in which they hs named secretary yi the. Carbon Stake were another maBoard association, t succeed Mn. chine riding and plunged down a 175-fohas moved to cliff. All members of the automobile Salt Lake City from Pries. party were killed instantly. The is a portion of the Price and Springville will play a extendedfollowing account of the accident takon the game Kiwanis field next Mon- en from the Berkeley Daily Gazette day, according to an announcement by the Sentinel: made by Coach Nixon. The Carbon Hussey, formerly a master mechnie team is figuring on a game with at the Mare Island Navy Yard, who Grand Junction on Thanksgiving day. was driving the women to Vallejo, where they were to attend a social afMarriage licenses were issued dur- fair given by the Silver Gate chapter, the past week by County Clerk order of the Eastern Star. The woing Elisabeth T. Iladley to Theodore W. men were dressed in lodge regalia, Gentry and Edna Sophia Davis, both it was stated, and carried of of Rolipp, and to Ralph McMullin flowers for the social eventbouquets of Hiwaatha and Rhea Anderson of According to. reports, as Hussey Mountain Home. rounded the curve near the cliff he a machine eoming from Dr. H. B, Goetzman remembered the direction, being driven January. opposite his Price friends last deek bv giving Howard Sweet, butcher resident by Julia A. Middleton wu suing Dr. out a few choice pieces of venison he of Crockett. Sweet reported that the G. W. Middleton for divorce in the brought back from into the trip auto, which was, he declared, Seventh district court The hills. The' jupipr'member of The' Hussey at a high rate of speed, skid- Middletonsjudieial traveling were at that time resiSun was remembered with a nice juicy ded following th collision and plung- dents of Green River. steak by the gentleman. , ed over the cliff Beers were so numerous and deSweet had time tp stop, leave his Tomorrow (Friday) is the date for ear and see by the moonlight the structive on the Emery range of the the Domestic Science and agricultural other automobile turning over as it Manti forest that the live stockmen tHe town of Emery were planning party at the high schooL The affair plunged down the sheer escapement of will be in the form of a dance. Tickets J until it stopped on the beach .on the a big bear hunt to be pulled off. There was on exhibition at this ofwill be on sale to persona of Price Rodeo side of the American Smelt-an- d fice a sample of sugar beets grown so reserve this Works and vicinity, evening ing property Refining for a frolic at the high schooL Unable to make his way down the by Junes ft Wilson in the east pari steep cliff to render assistance, he of Price. They weighed six, six and The Mutual Improvement associa- drove to the neaihst telephone and a half and seven and a quarter tion of Sunnyside are to give a Har- called Edward Case, a Tormcy grocer, pounds, resnectively. H. G. Mathis and B. F. Mclutire vest Ball in the amusement hall in who notified Sheriff R. R. Veale or that camp on November 22d.. A pood Contra Costa eonnty. The latter im- of Price had filed application with time is promised all who attend with mediately dispatehed deputies with the state engineer for some of tho music by the Silver Moon orchestra ropes and stretchers, notifed the co- nnnsed waters of Gordon Creek. The of Price. Tiekets will be $1.00, with roner and went to the scene of the men owned two hundred and forty seres of land near Price. accident. cents. extra lady twenty-fiv- e The wrecked ear was approached It was a landslide in Carbon eonnty with by the rescuers, and for the republicans at the election Quit elaim deeds have been issued when difficulty they did reach it they found held during the week, as well as to John Koksala and wife to Hendriks member of the party crushed throughout the state and nation. With every Makels for Lot 12, Block 10, Scofield to death. the exception of T. F. Kelter for Mrs. Thomas to Turner $1.00 ; town, down the ear the of In the flight sheriff, the entire eonnty and judicial Margaret Turner, property in 13, 13, Mrs-- Gnffin and her dsugh-t- o ticket was elected. 9, $300; John A. Forsythe and wife Jkide, were hurled through the solid top Lucian H. Smith, appointed UnitToga Inui and others, Lot 2, Block of car. The others remained i the ed States marshal by'Judge Marshall, 38, Price townsite survey, $1.00. 'side. tad named Julian Riley to act was necessary to carry the bodies chief deputy and Major H. P. Myton It Carbon the of The beet harvest on stretchers for mors than a mile to to aet as office deputy until permacounty farm lands is about half com- where a rough wagon trail leads down nent were made by appointments announcement to an pleted, according cart was resident Roosevelt. . to the beach. A horse-draw- n by Orson P. Madsen, county agricul- used to take them up to the highway tural agent The beets this season are and thence the bodies were taken to AUTO UPSETS, WOMAN ESCAPES Richmond. SERIOUS INJURY The Berkeley paper further states: Colof native was a Mrs. Pearl Clark Mrs. O. II. Hurt of Peerless, wu orado. She eame to California abont last week when her painfully eleven For fifteen yean ago. years antomobileinjured turned turtle near Peershe was a resident of El Centro and had been struck by it after less, eame to Berkeley to make her home machine from Colorado. The rainy sofne four yean ago. She was em- weather made the roads difficult to the clerk in as a departdrug ployed ratiateand on a sharp turn the ment of S. H. Brake companys store. Colorado machine skidded into that She was a member of the El Centro of Mrs. Hnrt The Hurt automobile Eastern the chapter of the Order of skidded over the bank and turned Star and had often been a visitor at over, badly damaged, but Mrs. local chapter meetings. Mrs. Clark lurt being will recover, physicians report. leaves a husband, Walter Clark, who s is a chemist with the Hercules Powder A1 Ringling, convicted of the mura company. 'She is also survived by Mill der of Gene Bartel ma in Carbon conn-tdaughter, Mrs. Beecher Harris ofPow-elsoseveral years ago, is seeking a tern Valley, and two brothers, Philip of sentence. Ringling con Powel-so- n mination of Georgie and Joseph to feased the murder, but it has been three sisters, almost of Ssn Diego, and determined since definitely Mrs. Arthur Wilson of Klamath Falla, in jail in Denver either that he wu Boulof Mrs. Arthur Ridgeway Ore., at Buena Vista, in the or reformatory der, Colo, Mrs. Luke H. Sperry of Colo., when the murder wu commitN. J. Dover, ted. Ringling now contends that he The Clarks were former residents of was facing a return to the Idaho Sutthe with connected Price, being and that he preferred to here about ton Drug eompany, leaving confess murder in Utah rather than to four years ago for Berkeley. Mr. to back to the Idaho institution where brother Clark and Mrs. Sutton being he uid other convicts hod threatened and sister. ' his life. I side-swip- ed ot side-swip- ed i Every purchaser of a new Ford is entitled to Free Inspection Service for the first 1500 miles Die mpdera antomobile is finely built piece of ma- chinery and it will stand a lot of abuse. Considering the work it does, it gives surprisingly little trouble. Bat there isnt car made that Inspection Service at 500, 1000 and 1500 miles: Cheek buttery Cheek generator charging rate Chech distributor eiljuitment Cheek carburetor adjustmsnt Check lights Check brakes Check shock s&so rbw adpuS-me- will not ran better and longer if given proper care. tire Inflation The first few hundred Chech Chech steering gw dles are especially impor- Change engine oil tant because that is when Lubricate chassis . the mechanism of your car No charge is made for la being broken in. labor or materials incidental Proper attention during to this service, except, of this period will lengthen Its course, where repairs are life and prevent unnecessary necessary through accident, trouble later on. misuse or neglect. The only Vo are particularly inter- - ehargo la for new oiL ested In this matter because See your Ford dealer, we believe it is onr duty not therefore, and get this Free only to make a good auto- Inspection of your new ear mobile, but to help the at 500, 1000 and 1500 owner get the greatest pos- miles. Find out, too, how at sible use over the longest period of time at a ' minima m of trouble and expense. With this in view, the entire Ford dealer organization has been specially trained and equipped to service the new Model A car. Furthermore, we hove in-truefed every Ford give little it will cost to have your ear given a thorough going-ove- r at regular periods thereafter. A checking-u- p by expert eneed mechanics, together with oiling and greasing will add every 500 miles, months and years to the life of yonr car and mean moreeconomical and plea- following Free Ford Motor Company PAGE FIVE EVERY THURSDAY. J.C.PENNEY CUTAH PRICE, MAIN STREET Investigate Our Daily Thrift Opportunities in New Apparel Furred Coats Siaes 2 to 6 iTKe $9-9- 0 $6-9- 0 $4-9- 8 II Sizes 7 tq 10 so If coats represent unu-jnalsuccessful efforts in the ly New York market! Not only will thrifty mothers approve their durability, .warmth and general quality, but their daughters will delight in the smart styles. Of suede cloths in reds, blues, and the wood shades interlined and furred tastefully. Wool Frocks . For Important Mia 7 to 14 06 1 It is offerings such as this one that have established J. C Penney Company as an authority on childrens clothes ... as well as on values! Chic little dresses and in jerseys with pleats, belts, novelty woolens and other touches. youthful pert bows, d higher per Three Mexicans, two men and a yielding about aere than in 1927, and the quality is woman, were arrested by Marshal C. better than in any previous year. A. Knobbs and John Bottino, night marshal,- - at Helper lut (Thursday) Mademoiselle From Batter and Ash Wood The picture night in a local hoteL Two quarts of to be shown at the whiskey' and some parts of Britain, to make marila Armentieres, cans of eighteen r Star theater Sunday and Monday is juana were found in the room, the rare that will not- - be bethe big parade of the British army. dope being peeked in tobacco cans in witched, It la usual to make the churn-staf- f The principals in this cast are men umple eases. They were brought to of ash, and for the same ream who actually served in. the trenches Priee by Sheriff S. M. Bliss and herd boys use an ashen stick for drivduring the great World war. Mem- lodged in jail for farther investiga- ing cattle. In Uke manner the Cornish bers of Price Post No. 3 of the Ameri- tion. They gave their names as Joe peasant. In dread of tho evU eye, g can Legion, are to bo the guests of Mufoz, David Monquiz and Marie twines an round his cow's hern. Msqagvr Littlejohn during this show- Monoo. men will recall, ing. Many with many pleasant memories, this A Wise Mother Printing that good kind one is not famous young lady whose name was ashamed of. The Sun, Priee, Utah. Whooping coogti was prevalent In on their Ups as they hiked the roads town and Edward's mother was diliof France. Now, for the first time, gently trying to prevent his getting IL A friend asked the little boy, yon wlil meet the real Mademoiselle "Why when she comes From Armentieres haven't yon got the whooping cough, and to the Star. Edward "Mother wont let me, Thanksgiving Day Rates was the reply. Children. The MagHOME ECONOMICS CLUB azine for Parents. The Home Economics club of the Carbon county high school is affiliBell 700 Yean Old ated with the Utah and the American A church bell 700 years old Is still The Home Economies association. Denver and Rio Grande In use In a rhnrch In Vestergoetland. aims of the club as aet forth in the a province of Sweden. On it la this constitution are carried out in the In quaint medieval SwedRailroad Western Inscription . program that are education in characish: "When I was made, then wu ter, or eoeial, or philanthropic. The one thousand two hundred twenty win Tickets to Kansu City, St social program will be given tomorten and eight from God's birth." Louis, Chicago and other destirow (Friday) evening in the form o:' nations will bo on sale Novemwith the the dance in Flies Not All Bad ber 24th with final return limit agriculture department 1929. of are more than 80,000 kinds of 28, There February Miss Mallaney has eighty copies o:! flies. Their conduct toward man Is Tickets between all points on the club songs mimeographed for the both good and bad. Some flies deRio Grande in Colorado, Utah members. Since the sixty club mem stroy Injurious plants end some deand Now Mexico will ho on sal ben are affiliated with the state am stroy harmful Insects. Indians, at one 29th 28th and November 27th, national Home Economics association, time, lived off the young of a certain wiht final return limit of Dethey are in line to secure their club fly. cember 3d. pins. Another reason why we have so For detailed faros, Pullman After a man hat partaken of a mea many divorces is couples always take reservations and schodnlu call prepared only for women he is stil Grande each local Rio on other for better or worse instead agent hungry enough to go out and eat the out at a rat keg of juat medium. one-thir- FOR SUE, VfMHEI. ETC. .the-butte- Twe Cute Par Ward Ke Charge -- ash-twi- r 11 Farew Round Trip FOR BALE SIX GOOD TEAMS AND ten seta of harness. For particulars . write the Commonwealth Bank, Gr River, Utah. FARM WANTED WANT TO HEAR: from owner haring good Utah farm for ale. If bargain send descrippice and HU. tion. F. B. 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