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Show THE FAGS TWO SUIT. Funeral Services Held Helper City Park to Be All Classes of Live Stock For Hiawatha Woman Enlarged Arbor Day Bring Good Prices At Kansas City Yards Funeral aervicca for Mrs. Robert park ia being enlarged mlp McKinnon, who died at Hiawatha last Monday, were held in the Carbon take tabernacle Thursday afternoon under the direction of Bishop Stanley Edwards of the Hiawatha ward. All work waa suspended and the attendance was unusually large, and the floral offerings beautiful. The invocation waa offered by J. y. MacKnight, and the ohoir sang. Mrs. Moncta Come Ye Desolate. Baker sang a contralto aolo and Presi- dent J. and M. city to 'prepare or the planting of the Memorial Washington trees on Arbor day. Mayor Frank li. Porter states that thirteen organizations in the community have signified their intentions of participating in the observance, with each order dedicating a tree at the park. For thu purpose, a special program will be at the park in the afternoon, daring which time the business houses will remain elosed.-- r The city administration baa also arranged for improvements at cemetery, where the acreage will be increased, trees planted and other measures taken to beautify the plot before Memorial day. eon-duct- ed Peart, principal speaker friend of the deeeaaed mother and family, from Evanston, Wyo., paid many fine tributes to the life of Mrs. McKinnon. Mrs, E. K. Olson sang "Mother MeRea by request, and Bishop StanCross Gives Ninety-Da- y ley Edwards told of the splendid work and faithful service Mrs. McKinnon had performed in a civic and euurch Supply capacity' while a resident of Hiawatha. , The choir sang.. the closing song, and V the Trials, "Through Deepening Application of Carbon eonnty for benediction was pronounced by Elder ninety-da- y supply of flour which ia John Potter. Interment Was in the a distributed boing by the American Red Price city ecmetery," Bishop.William Has been granted, aeeoruing to Croat, Tyson of Brigham1 City dedicating the an announcement made last Friday grave. :( by Mr. Alice Maxwell, administrator of the local unemployment relief comEdwin M. Cox, mittee. The flour ia expected to arrive here within a week. Orangeville Daring the past week the cum of Dies $162.81 .was spent by the relief committee in supplying food for 200 of Edwin M. Coz, 83, one of the oldest the needy residents of Price, and $ol residents of Orangeville, died at his .50 was spent in supplying eonl to five infinnaries borne then Tuesday from families, Mrs. Maxwell reported. The of old age. number of people receiving aid inlie has- been a resident of Orange- creased considerably over the previous ville for the past fifty yean and ia week, and a corresponding growth in will known and prominent fitizen of the number who am in need elsewhere Emery county. in the county ia reported. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Jane Reid Cox, 80 year old, and the suffered a paralytic stroke Tuesday. following children: Mrs. Jane Cox Mrs. Long waa born in Springfield, Edwin Lake It. Salt Falaom, City; Mol, February 16, 1888. a daughter Cox, Orangeville; John H. Cox, Or- of Sadie and Edward 8tockton. She angeville; R. R. Cox, Orangeville; had resided in Helper a year, coming Mrs. Rose Mellar, Eureka; Lyle Me from here Grand Junction, Colo., Cann, Salt Lake' City: Francis Por- where her hnsband was employed in OrLake Frank Salt Cox, ter, City; Denver and R Grande Western the angeville; J. A. Cox, Oklahoma City, local She waa president of Ok la., thirty-tw-o grandchildren and shops. Brotherhood cf Railthe of auxiliary fourteen way Trainmen and waa a member of Funeral services will be held in Neighbors of Woodcraft tuis (Thursday) afternoon theRelatives aceompanied the body to under the direction of the Wallace Grand Junction Saturday where funMortuary. eral services were held Sunday afterHEIFER WOMAN DIES FRIDAY noon nnder the direction of the Deseret Mortuary. FROM HEART AILMENT Surviving, besides the husband, are Mrs. Mayme Stockton Long, 44, s son, Frank Long, Helper; her parwife of George 8. Long, Jr., died at ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stockton, the home of her brother, Harry Y. and two sisters, Mrs. Edith Triplett Stockton, at Helper early Friday and Mrs. Lottie Brewer, all of Grand morning. Mrs. Long had suffered from Jnnetion. and a brother, Hairy Y. heart trouble for several months and Stockton, Helper. life-lon- g Monn-tainvie- w Red Flour to Carbon County . . Pioneer Resident Tuesday - Ju 00 Under the direction of Thomas of tho American LtriuT copy is being fortk.II issue of tho Utan LcgionntX 5 edition. special Posts from six counties, Emory, Grand, Ban Juan, tfjJj Duchesne, are contributing nT. for the publication. GREATER VALUES Km yowr wn prdscllos SEE the quality and witwelliarf the tires you buy. We have aeeUeue cut from Firestone Tires spselal brand mall erder tires and otbera. then Take these tire sections IN YOUR OWN HANDS oxamino abeoo body the thickness of the lire ood compare the all the patented construction giving Two Extra Cold Plies Uodar tho Trrad. Im Get These Erf'irm Vm fuss at JVo Additional Cost Gum-Dipp- Let us renew that Equitable Insurance ?! ed Two Extra Cord Plias Undar tha Tread Increase tire strength and giva greater proteetion against punctures and Non-Ski- d to-w- it; li, t Tread id Scientifically designed gives greater traction and safe, quiet, slow .wear-oS-Sk- (8ighed), .Ws E. Knox, Make your own, comparisons you alone be tho judge of tho Extra Values yea get in Firestone Tires at prices no higher than special brand lines. Come In today. ... Chairman of braid d county cominissjram. AIM. Elizabeth Hadley, Clerk. First County pub.. Mar. 17 ; last April 14 LEONARD SHTCT.b hool will SPRING CANYON COAL CO. Cos -- lP THE TIRE THAT TAUGHT THRIFT TO MILLIONS" farn do not manufacture tires nnder special brand far mail order hso see and others to distribute Special brand tires aie made without the manufacturers name. They are sold without his guarantee ar responsibility for service. tf t? tt ? F names 4 fT f fT JJ tT T iT ? t Y i. A THOMPSON A UTO CO. A First West North I AsAasA Aa Ak Price, Utah Afc Aa Aa At Afc At As TO V uMonnfl une nt M At STRING CANYON. UTAH Gcmral Offteas, 117 Newbsau SALT LAKE CITY. kter (7TAR her PROFESSIONAL Th Dr. R. F. McLaughlin, Phyxidaa aad Surgem to 12 noon, 2 to Keaidencs . Phone US3-Commercial Bank Building, Irkt, M Hours, 10 a. m. Offii-- e Dr. J. C. Hubbard. TRUCK vs. George MUM CokVtan 30sS H.D S2x6 H.D. 34x7 11.0 34x8 H.D.. ,, 01S.4S II.D. H.D. H.D. H.D. 10.30 0.4 40. MMO H.D. 750-3- 0 9.00-2- 0 4.73-3- 0 ibtt U Pkysidaa and Surgem Office Hours, 2 to 5 p. Phone 244 VJ, Itesidence 234, Uwih Electric Bnilding, Price, BUR TIRES it ' sub-divisi- lie a. a Spring Canyon Coal I Business Licenses. U. F. Hayakaw.i, poolhall s.d soft drinks, one year. $30. Peddler's License. Salt Lake Sausage factory, $15. Option. Frank Grosso and Fred Lurcher to Texas company; property in Pries townsile survey. Warranty Deeds. Ksnskis Fragidakia to Moses Hows; property in New Helper addition. O. K. Clay to Mike Marasco; prop- $1.00. erty in Brynera L. II. Beebe to Angelina B. Grain- eakis; property in Lot 12, highway plat, $350. Angust Topnlovee to Carbon coun$125. ty; property in District Court. Bill Pressas, administrator of the estate of Gust Balias vs. Price Com- mereial and Savings bank; civil, $792-43-. ndl Misers aad Shippers ef lbs E7IRESTONE Justice's Courts. Pickering; bad check, warrant issued. State v. John Gabalakis; trespass, warrant issued. Price Commission company vs. C. E. Lake; civil, $30.48. State vs. K. O. Francis; bad cheek. warrant issued. State 1 nr hang iP to Sheep and lambs rose I fifty cents from last weeks clocs, and I sheep made a new high imint for thn with ewes at The to $4.00 $125. year ( mulk of the wool lambs sold at $650 to $6.85; shorn lambs $6.00 to $6.50; yearlings $5.00 to $550. No spring lambs arrived. twenty-fiv- o T We Have Cuts and Prices of All New Ford Models. in strut hirer tun her hriou klii Ifieix section have been marketed closely. April prices should range higher than I the March level The 160 to hogs brought $4.00 to $4.15; 250 to 300 pounds $3.80 to $105; 130 to 100 pounds $3.85 to $110; packing sows $3.25 to $3.65, and stock hogs, and I pigs $350 to $3.90. The average price of hogs in Kansas City last week waa $4.07; in St Joseph $3.99; in Omaha A Gives You Everything You Can Want In An Automobile. fee 11 I ex I X of This Great New Car That hieh 1 THE Stop In For Complete Details Ilog. Phone 387 STATISTICAL V--8 g Soldier Canyon Coal Delivered Right From tha Kb LUMP, NT or SLACK $3.86. FORD "'I ' 550-pou- ALL NEW SALE Notice is hereby given that tk county couasissioncn of Cord 5 ty, a municipal corporation of of Utah, will on the 18th 1032, at tbs hour of 4 o'rioci?! the court bomw in Pru-e- , (.arbra-- i. state of Utah, aril at public xm-- t convey to the highest bidder toTl the following described property tuu Uith all appurtenances and thereon, said property being utn2 described aa follows, Beginning ' at- - the ' northwest of Lot 8, Block Price 'towmitfu .N vcy and running thence south ts thence east 150 fnet; Am feet: south 60 feet, thence oxt Mu thence north 114. feet, then 214. feet to beginning. The board of; county mlaim Carbon county,. Utah, reserves tLTj to reject hn'y and all bida recriwi Cords Strong, tough, sinewy card body which oasuieeldng tire life. A patented Firestone 4 feature. Gum-Dipp- AgSiS NOTICE OF ed 250-pou- ABOUT Sli Itriot inquiry the spring outlet for thin rat--1 tie will be fairly large. Several large! bunches of 500 to itockers old at $6.00 to $0.50, and fleshy feeders $5.50 to $6.25. Some 450 and 475-I pound stock heifers brought $550 to $5.75. Plain to good stoekers and feeders sold at $1.25 to $550. Ilog prices rose five to ten cental from last weeks elose. This is the first advance the market has shown! since early last week but it waa suf- fieient to eheek the downward course iu the market Offerings today were the plainest in quality on any Mon-- 1 day this year. Evidently hogs in this n.. THE FACTS MA&CH SPECIAL XS8UE OF LEG FOR EASTERN UTAH IN YOUR OWN HANDS The Sun Special Service. KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 28. IJoga were quoted up fife to tcu cents to fifty and lambs up twenty-fiv- e cents from last week's close. These advances gave a definite check to the downward course that prevailed in the market most of the week. Hog receipts showed a moderate decrease, but the sheep run wan small for this season of the year. Shippers epened steady of hogs. Fat cattle held up well to an established leved most of the season. Stockers and feeders were stronger. Quality was somewhat improved. With good weather reported in all sections,, demand this week is I expected to show good volume. Receipts today were 12,000 cattle. 1000 calves, 5000 hog and 8000 sheep, compared with 11,000 cattle, 1500 calves, 6000 hogs and 14,000 sheep a week ago, and 9800 cattle, 15000 ealves, 6r 000 hogs and 12,813 sheep a year ago. Prices for fat cattle held almut the same position as last week. In relation to total cattle receipts the supply suitable for killers was comparatively small hero hut the Chicago run was practically all in killing flesh. Local killers bought freely and there was a good outlet to shippers so that the general market was well supported. Demand covered all weights and classes, though in some eases shippers favored the lighter weights. Some medium to strong weight steers sold for $7.00 to $7.25. and one lot of steers brought ,$7.00. Moat of the other steer sales ranged from $5.00 to $6.75. Nothing highly finished was offered. Some fairly gooa 850-yearlings sold at $6.00. ?und mixed usually find a better ontlet in April than in March. Cows and I heifers w era steady. The supply was small Some $1.25. Veal calves brought $4.00 to $7.00 or about the same last week. Increased receipts of stocken and I feeders found a ready ontlet at strong I I prices. Judging from the amount of t-- rarasPAY. PRICE, PT AH EVERY THURSDAY lot Charles Ruggeri, Jrq Physician and Burgees 47.74 I6.fl fl.00 30.40 Of ft. I4.SO Of. Of Office Phone 81, Residence 177, BuHding, Price, Utah. 70.00 too.so Dr. R. I. Brockbank, 0.14 53.47 70.40 31 .OS Palmer Graduate Cbbeprarior. Electric Building, Price, W Office hours, lO to 12 a. m., 2 to 8 -and 650 to 8 p. m. Office IbeM Residence 81. 10.00 306-80-6 "VOICE of FIRESTONE' rmy CNidemrCN. IB. P nffrairA as fire r( I Walter C.Gease, Attorney At Law Office In County Court Ilonsw Price, Utah. DeLuxe Service Station Johnson & Vaught, Proprietors IM H. J. Binch, Price, Utah Attorney At Law 16 Judge Building, Halt Lake City. L. A. McGee, DRIVE IN ANb EQUIP YOUR CAR TODAY Attorney At Law Castle Dale Girl Hurt When Thrown From Horse Sunday Rooms 6 and 8, Silvagni Buildiag. FJ GIRLS HOLD Utah. Phoucs, Office IDS. Residena ML L A. GLEANER FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET The first annual banquet of the Gleaner girls of the Price ward M. I. A. was held last Thursday evening in tho tabernacle under tho diiection of Mrs. Mary Biddle and Mrs. Ruth S. Olsen. The mothers of the girla were the guests of Inner at the dinner. The tables were arranged to form a huge block G.M A eoior srhemo of gold und green was curried out in i!:n decoration and menn. Bnskets of marigold , funned the cenierpiee.es. Mici Flb'ii Pinegnr prexhlmt of the elnsf sided ns Loiislmis'rp. The following program war given during the enurse .f tin dinner; to Mutlieri'' by Mor-ind- a VA Grini're. wiih reponm, .v ' (rysln1 vocal rob,. That Wood r fill hiorher of Mine" hv l,y Nida' Gold-nif- f. J. W. Hammond, Licmsed Abstractor Abstracts of title furnished to aay or tract in Eastern Utah. Fire inse" written In tlie best companies. Real e Roman Gonzales vs. Helper State Jean Peterson, 10, daughter of Mr. bank and John Dukos; civil, $98.95. Andrew Pappas vs. Earl and Heles and Mrs. Loo Peterson of Castle Dale, bonds, etc. Second floor, tnivel narrowly escaped death early Sunday building, Price, Utah. Windsor; on appeal, $224.50. when the she was riding bolted WOULD HAVE ROAD THROUGH and ran awn.v. Jenn stayed with the E. animal more than a mile and PRICE MEMORIAL HIGHWAY half, Licensed Undertaker and Embdo when she was either thrown off nr Recent dispatches from Washington fell off. She is suffering front shook Ambulance service. PboAe 29. state that designation of a Memorial and Bovere bruises, prinelpally of the Washington highway chest, neck and head. Ilrr right ankle was sought by a 'bill introduced by was also broken, and aier 24 hours, .Licensed Kmbalmere Senator Waterman, Republican, of she has not yet fully regaine 1 lonci-ousne- s. Colorado. The existing federal route A. N. Wallace, hisnsscr. between Boston and San Francisco Ambiilnnoe Krrvice, Hsjr or WRhj Jean, with a ptIv of school friend, 'Mrs. Ill one 15M would form the Memnri.il road, the was en route to Rock canyon five miles scetions to he the following parts of southwest of Orangeville, numbered highways: Including Sc. While bronkfa-'- t was being preparLouis to Denver via Kansas City over ed, Jean nrl a friend, Neva .1 huson, No. 40; Denver to I'ueblo' over No. derided to ride the two l Mol 11 ories V..u k to liy (jrnn (imtxman; SO ; Iueblo to Salt Lake City via Sal-id- a, meet some of the juirt.v. They had not wonl-- . ,.f Kyra Tested and fllassfe FIM rcciiitimi l,v Mrr. Biddlo Gunnison, Grand Junction. Price gone far when both horses bVted and and Jfra. aj.,era Lease Duplicated In Thirty kibw Any Resp. and loads by and Helner over No. 50; Salt Lake ran. Miss Johnson was able to atop Air. Or Iea. Lee and Jennie Potter. A Complete Stork of Frame1 tha one she was riding. City to San Francisco over No. 40. Hue hundivu guesta were present. Open Mundajra By Appokiimeri hic Wil-readi- Hi-ld- ng J. Flynn, Wallace Mortuary, Lewis Optical and Jewelry Compaq |