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Show rxo. FAGB EIGHT 1 hth-iyx- it THURSDAY, tHUiiPAT xTnrsiASTvc Buy Fuller Paints AT C. H. STEVENSON LUMBER GO. Fuller's Fullers Decoret Floor Varnish. Varnish Stains. Water-Proo- f, . Quick Drying, Best Quality Quick Drying Varnish. Floors. Quart, $1.50. Quart, $1.35. Varnish For Fullers Fullers Pure Prepared, Best Quality Paint Madg. Nitrokote Bushing Lacquer, Hie Ideal Large Selection For Decorating. Quart, $1.75 of Colors. Quart, $1.10. hue if urn gie nn&Trnojj Andros Koulezas, alleged slayer of Tony Gegonakis of Helper, and Rosa Prince, alleged member of a Carbon beeounty blackmail gang, appeared fore the state board of pardons at its meeting Saturday. Koulezas, whose sentence was commuted to 30 years from a life term, will be heard next month on his application for parole. He was eonviet-e-d of the killing of Tony Grrgonakia at Helper in December, 1921. His ease was presented by George A. Storrs, former warden of the Utah state prison. Storrs described the crime as a result of a family quarrel and said the prisoner had already served more time than the slaying justified. He has been in the penitentiary almost ten years. Prinee was sentenced to an indeterminate term for. extortion, when convicted of being a member of a blackmail gang which operated in Carbon eounty in 1930. He won a termination of hit sentence for July 30 of this year. On that date he will have served two yean and six months. The sentenee recommended by the trial court was three years. The board denied a total of 27 applications from 65 inmates of the peni-whiwerq conditional or for future dates, terminated 15 sentences, continued eight eases and granted one rehearing. Most of the terminations were for future dates and conditioned upon the prisoner being assured of With new Untans of . knee aad advanced methoAtf food preservation, Notts a day ofai even gre than ever before. Among the latex Natp vanrnnentsarethelcsvoiqh making quick and easy a that koapa a gallon of ad water on tap, and the Five voir for extra cold stoop ch get a can of Marblica, the Lubricating Scouring Powder for cleaning porcelain, tile, kitchenware, etc. and a beautiful rubber tea apron both for 28c while they last. A regular 65c value. Come in today original advantages, sod vi$ the simple, study, pomril almost everlasting lolfe who see dm new Nocgta enthusiastic about employment 202 West Main Street Phone SPELLERS OF FOUR COUNTIES COMPETE FOR TITLE (Cbnrinned From Paco Onct Kenilworth as a result of victory over Verne Hampton and eight others in a school finals that comprised ten. Emery Enters Misa Cowley. The only contestant yet reported from Emery eountv is Wilma Cowley, victor at Cleveland. She is a seventh grade student, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude 0. Cowley. She defeated Msrion Jones, alternate, and Marion Stokes. Morgan te Oveson, Oeniel Litster and Selma Bishop in the sehool finals. From San Juan eounty will come Thelma Hurley, daughter of Mr. and Mn. D. A. Hurley. She ia an eighth grade student and in the school finals defeated Elta Chapman, Lillian Duiribreek, Robert Kirkland and Flora Dnmbreck. Other Victors. From Grand county there will be student of Keith DuBois, the seventh grade. He. won over the rest of the school in ji contest conducted Jay Carrie Kimrey, principal. 8cgo will send Thelma Ray, 13, an stueighth grade student Fifty-si- x dents participated in the sehool match under Principal P. A. Ward. Moab schools entered in the contest have not yet reported their vietor. Other entrants have not yet been registered bnt the number of school which have indicated that 'they will send entrants is sronnd twenty-fiv' ld 111 .4. A A. Greek Communities to Observe Independence Day, March 25 Greek communities throughout the United Slates will eelebrate the Wash, on thair own ington Hellenic Independence day, March 25. Although no special observance will be held in Carbon eounty, Kick Piekou-la- s has given The Sun the following ertiele as a reminder of the story of Greek independence: AA pies which we eonsidcr our Hellenic heritage were the ideals of that great and good man, George Washington, through whose efforts the United States was created. And in the Morea, that spot of ground w'here liberty was first claimed to an awakened world, might well be commemorated : Here once the embattled fanners stood and fired the shot heard round the world. the Norge. $200. 19-13-- ed EasterSpecials Friday and Saturday March 25&2G hsdi tit mmitrt tf prrcithn Parts imthdtt amttmt aXhuD EGGS White and fresh, very cheap in price. Potato Flakes 3 pkgs 20c Deviled Meat 3 cans for 10c LARD- -8 lbs. . .60c Brooms Each .29c ' . ; . Spring and Summer Showing of the RIGHT FOOT- WEAR FOR YOU More than 20 new shoe fashions are now in our store os a means of helping you select 'exactly the right shoes for your summer wants. Sandies, Straps, Ties, Oxfords and Pumps, High or Low Heels. You Can Appreciate Them Only By Seeing Them. ALL KINDS OF PRICES CENTRAL SHOE STORE . See the 1932 Models Before You CORN Yellow Bantam 9c n Easter Hams brand, lb. 15c Pot Roasts Lb. .7c Boiled' Hams Sliced, Lb. ...29c FRANKS 2 lbs. 25c Mis-sio- Roasting Chickens, Hens, Fresh Fish of all kinds. Tomatoes, Cucum-ber- s, Radishes, New Peas, Green Onions, Asparagus, New Potatoes. MXESS MEAT & GRO. CO. Community Builders PRICE - HELPER Boy NOW ON DISPLAY A Eastern Utah Electric Price or Mrs. Rosetta McKinnon Dies At Hiawatha Mrs. Rosetta Spencer McKinnon, b, died at her home near Hiawatha early Tuesday morning of heart trouble. She waa the wife of Robert McKinnon and a sister-in-laof A. W. of Priee. She is survived by her hnshand and four children, Joyce, 17; Sybil, 15; Robert, 12, and Boyd, 11. .She also leaves three brothers, Len, Clifford and Ray Spencer of Evanston, Wyo. and four sisters, Mrs. Rene Smith of Idaho, Mrs. Lyle Blarkmer, Miss Dili Spencer and Mrs. Fannie Spencer Martin, the latter three of Evanston, "yo. Mrs. McKinnon was born July 4, 1892, at Randolph, Utah, a daughter of John F. and Many llarmeny Spencer. McKinnon is a well known dairy-Ianeounty, being manager of the MiJlerton dairy, owned by the Utah Fuel company at Hiawatha. Funeral services will lie held Thurswt day at the Latter-da- y Saints nacle in Price. Helper Renew that expired iuunmf with Equitable Insurance Bracken Lee, manager, Me-Kinn- jKRAUT Large Tins each 8c ADVANCED . A district court jury trying Howard Thomas of Priee on a eharge of assault with a deadly weapon found him guilty of assault Tuesday evening. Judge Dilworth Woolley set Saturday as the time for pronouncing 21-14-- . Refrigenaoa,byall STATISTICAL erty in PRICE, UTAH Before you invest in Baade ASSAILANT OF PRICE DRUG MAN FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT sentence. Thomas is alleged to have entered the Kelley Drug company on December 25 and attempted to steal a beat' Deeds. Warranty ing pad. J. T. Kelley, proprietor of FOREVER FREEI First National bank to Carbon the store, stopped him and Thomas Our country Hellas has always in allegedly drew a gun from his pocket. been a free nation. Under twelve gen- County Countxy dub; property $500. . Don't borrow Iki Sun Subscribe. erations of physical bondage the hearts to G. and souls of the people held that en- M.Parkdale Townsite company Park-dalMiller; property in thusiasm for liberty which their anaddition .'ISO. cestors had shown on the plain of Marathon and which they were to Helper Real Estate and Investment show in the terrible siege of Misso-longb- L company to Emma Elnor Hill; prop- Then came the struggles of the revoQuit Claim Deed. lution against Asiatic hordes. Then Katherine M. Bottino to W. L. was every mother a Spartan and ev- Preston; property in Belvedere addiery man a hero. Onee more the an- tion, Helper, $1.00. cient hills of Greece heard the drams U. S. Patent , of war those same hills on which six to Orson H. Gnymon; United States hundred thonsand Persians had poured property in their blood into the dust. District Court In those days Greece was glorious with joy of battle and Xewhouse Building company vs. H. and blood-re- d gleaming sword. At that moment the Do mico and Jim Kokas; for rent, Goddess of Liberty was born in Hel- $320. las armed with the sword of patriotiSpringville-Mapleto- n Sngar comsm. pany vs. C. IV. Jorgensen; suit for the It is our honor now and privilege recover of property or $5S5 with into eelebrate the 111th anniversary of terest and costs. e. our national freedom. It ia a time not Elgin Grimes vs. Birdie Gramea; Automobile thieves stole a only of rejoicing for the bravery of suit for divorce, wife to have custody automobile from in front of police our ancestors and the triumph of our of minor child and husband agrees to reverreto but and in reuse, Richmond, Va., pay homage headquarters pay $15 per month for support of the ence to. our only light during those child. cently; terrible four hundred years our OrBusiness Licenses. So valuable has land become in cer- thodox chureh. National Coal company, general llellas is smaller than the United tain parts of New York City that it States only in size. The same princi merchandise, twelve months, $10. is often pnrehased by the inch. city-own- ' In addition to considering the applications from 65 inmates of the penitentiary, the board denied two petitions from county jail prisoners, granted one parole and terminated two county jail sentences. . taber- B. Y. U. President Will Address P. E. O. Embarrassing Isn't It? When someone eayk call you up, and you to say Sorry, we ha a telephone. It's worth few cents it costa a dej, a enjoy daily telephone to tact with friends, trips to the store, to you neednt wake hp neighbor during the to summon the doctor case of sudden illness Order one installed tods The Mountain Stake 0 Telephone & Telegraph IE 9- - 'I1.11 sponsor a free lecture on Russia Monday evening at the Commnnity church. Dr. Franklin S Harris, president of Brigham Young University at Provo, will be the speak-e- r, and the publie is welcome. Dr. Harris is an expert on the subjtict as he spent a year in Russia as a member of a commission appointed by the Home president of the United States to study condition there. The lecture will begin at 8:15 oclock Monday Hs irtw.Btoehycsw . evening. SPINAL MENINGITIS helper FATAL TO BOY 8UNDAY August Lapore, sou 0f AnuraiU) nd Mary Lapore of Helper, died at the family residence ia that city Sunday morning of spinal meningitis. The youth has been ill four day. waJ J10 "hi Helper August 21, 1921, and is survived by hia psrents and two sistcn, Jennie and Rosa L pore. Funeral arrangxnenl will be under the direction ofthi mortuary. sod thrift to pay far k few riwrt infautM ths aetoy Itoawa of FIRK tt. Certainly this Is m Y any heavy flawwtf JJ " Fsr year own J pes "- . INBI7RR IT. Commit ss rate policy. Italy rsUsMs tee lupruseatod. We write sMS cf bumnuKe. Fhcac - wUcdicria t ' : Licensed to Wed Diner Delos Erickson, Elmo. Ina Rliaw, EQUITABLE Huntington. ItM:iinvr?r,ck W Glcn-- Hammond, Helper. Miehcal R. Vselne, Sweet Mine. Helen Cansk, Helper, Printing- - that (mod kind one la nut ashamed ef-- The Bun, Price, Utah. - llfi' ANCE AGENCY HEW BRALY BU Bast Main Street, P |