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Show I i THE BUX, FEZ u j PAGE FOUR UU Twenty Years Ago This Present Week w Reports Received From Extensive Plans RlCI For Celebration cT Those In Charge of Ir. and SOCIETY J iimiiHiiimwniMW Emy Thnmiir By 8un Publishing County Superintendent of School The Business and Professional A (I no. I. It. W. Crwiett, Manager. Marcusen waa at Sunnyside during club observed it eighth birth-da- y k $2.00 the Year In Advene. the week on official business. the home of Mra. K. I. at Office l'ltone No. U, Residence, 133-meetTbs D. last evening. J. had sales as Friday or 1MJ. Sharp resigned agent for the Utah Fuel company at ing was in the form of a childrens Entered Ae Second CImim Mail Matter, Salt Lake City to engage in the local party and childrens games and bridge Juno 4. 11)15. At the Pmrtoffieo At eoal were played. trade for himself. Prion, Utah, Under the Art of March 8. 1870. Lake E. Young, the original promoand thirty tator of clean sports at Helper, waa a Between twenty-eigADVERTISING RATES at the Wowere bles of played bridge visitor in Price during the week mar40c, Diopter Matter Per lark Per Issue, mans elub bridge party given WedTransient, 90c. Heciel Position, SB per veling at the growth of this city. American Cent Additional. Mrs. F. E. Woods, assisted by her nesday afternoon at the Lettaia Ten Centa the Line Each Inner daughter, Mrs. V, E. Anderson, en- gion hall. Preceding the bridge game of contract and auction, a ore - ael tion. Count Bit Word to Line, gum tertained the Bridge elub at her home arena, $12.50 ; Water Application, $15-Jplay entitled, "A Dish of China Tea, in the Olson flats during the week. final Proof. $10. under the direction of was Beadere Fifteen Cent the Line Each Mrs.. C. W. Blatehley who spent Mrs. presented Ilubbard. C. J. Insertion. Count Six Word to the Line. the winter with her father, Robert Blackface Tyiw Twenty-Fiv- e (25) Centa McKune, in Price, left during the Each Insertion. Mrs. E. C. Young entertaio'sd the Obituaries, Card of Thank. Revolution, week for Long Beaeh, Calif., to join Dansante Bridge elub and seycml othEtc., At Beading Notice Rate. Count her husband who waa in business there. er guests Saturday afternoon ith a Wi Word to the Lina. W. C. Broeker of Helper was in luncheon followed by bridge at five For Bale For Rent, Found, I .net. Etc, Price during the week after an ab- tables. Mrs. L. P. Pearce and Mrs. Two Cent Per Word Each Issue. No sence of nearly two months spent iq Ruth Soutkworth received the elub Charge Account. to California. He waa to engago in the prizes for high score and Mrs. I K. AddiwMi Ail Communication automobile business here if he eould Eldridge and Mrs. J. C. Ilubbard the SUN PUBLISHING COM PAN I a suitable location. get Utah Price, guest prizes. B. F. Caffey closed a deal at Salt I want awuraiag withe at The Mua; I Lake City the first of the week for Miss Ida Paee was honor guest at alaad up and cried in the eongregatien,- a a control of the Saddler Mercantile party given last Wednesday evening Jeh. M:SK. Mrs. company, wholesale liquor dealers, and by Misses Bessie Jameson and was to give the business a considerable Belle Morrison at the formers home. Sixteen guests played bridge followof his personal attention. Y. U. HEAD TALKS portion were carMiss Ilelcn Gould passed through ing a dinner. Decorations Mrs. scheme. in Easter out an ried Price during the werk in a special Mrs. Steve Bun-nand Hanson Mayme train for the west, accompanied by received the prizes. several of the higher officials of the Denver and Rio Grande and the WeaU ' An Easter tea and fashion show ern Paeifie railway. Only a brief stop he meeting of the Junior featured was made in. Salt Lake City. elub Monday evening at the Literary The Castle Valley Coal company home of Mrs. Oscar Hanson. Mra. was preparing to extend its field df Clara Thompson received a prize givoiientions to. the Pacifin Coast. Pur- - en to the best model. Miss Ann Seifke ehaso of the Western Paeifie Fuel described the models. The fashion Dr. Franklin S. Harris, president company of San Francisco had been of the B. Y. U. at Provo, discussed negotiated and John C. Critehlow waa show was followed by Easter games Russia before- a public meeting in to be sent to 8an Francisco to take and music. Mrs. Frank Sawyer rePrise Monday evening at the Com charge of the business. California and ceived the Easter basket as a prize in egg hunt, and Mins Evelyn Schultz sanity ehnreh. He was brought to Nevada eoal was to be sold through the received the prize for guessing the Price by Chapter B of the P. E. 0. the new agency, number of eggs in the basket. Mias sisterhood, whose program this year Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Muzsy of Dorothy Garr, accompanied by Mias will be a study of that country. Price were the parents of a son, Elesa llayea, sang. Mrs. Elton Ottexon Harris spent several months in Rub-si- s born at Castle proud Gate during the week gave a musical reading assisted by two yean ago as chairman of a nd tipping the srales around eight Mrs. Herbert Adamson and Mis. Vercommittee called there to colonise the peunds. Before the news eould be non Merrill. Tea was served to fifty Jewish people. Harris, discussed the telephoned to friends here by the members and guests, with Mrs. J. C. background of Rnaaia, the revolution, pioud father, the youngster had in- Hubbard and Mrs. Oscar Hansen prethe Five-Yeplan, government meth- creased his weight to eight pounds or siding at the tea tables. ods and touched on the soeiil, relig- more and by Friday morning weighious and literary aspects. ed fifteen to sixteen pounds and still Services "Russia is news." Harris said, be- growing, according to word received Church . came it is so different from Le usual here from Dr. E. M. Keher. country. The children of the youngest Price and Helper were to play the By. Rtv..J. H. MacRilL among us will feel the effects of the first hall game of the season in Price Suaaian revolution. the coming Sunday afternoon. Miller Easter Sunday was a high and holy With this introduction, Harris then was to be behind the bat with Car! at the Community ehnreh. It is touched on the physical proportion! Mays in the box Peterson, first; Bal- day that the Easter generally of the country, stating that it is three linger, second; James at shortstop; service waareported honored with the largest times the ain of the United States Good, third; Empey, right-fielTing-leattendance in many years. and takea up of the world's center-fielLeonard, A very beautiful Easter program ana. Traveling on the fattest train B. R. McDonald waa to he first substi- waa splendidly .rendered to the great day and night it takes thirteen days tute, Dr. Fisk, second and "Home delight of about four hundred people to cross Russia. Run Stevenson the third substitute.. from all imrt of Carbon eounty, inThe country is made up if great Judge William Frey, water boy, and; cluding members of the four Masonie teppea and plains; Its B. Greed, official rooter. Plenty of organizations. The Knight Templars J. sent 177 different nationalities and amusement waa promised. in regalia were escorted from the Maare mostly poor peasants, Slavic in sonie temple to the Community ehurch origin. by the Carbon high school band. The Russia, like any other country, is following program was rendered: accordthe produet of all its history, Voluntary, Mr, llillabrandt; hymn, ing to Harris, and an understanding "Onward Christian Soldiers, Aposcanthere the of present experiment tle Creed; invocation, Rev Ralph C. not be had without an nnderatanding Comanthem, "Hosanno, Jones; e of the former rule. The Russian lesson from New Testachoir; munity were ruled with an iron hand, for Community ment, Matthew, 28:1-1hundreds of yean under the Cur and male quartet, "Christ Arose; A large and most enthusiastic scs- dominate Greek Orthodox ehurch. It "The Old Rug-. is only natural that this dominance sion of scout leadership training was nouncements; hymn. 0, led to an outbreak. Aeeording to Har- held in the farm extension office in TlMn,fc s. Hoh- jfte ofthe 0at(. ris, the Russian revolution was the greatest thing to come out of the laraod Co. Brock-ban- Bubw-riptio- W ht . B. el I ' ar Easter Community d; u . , "make-a-day-wor- - ten-ye- Efforts are: being made to insure paving of over eight miles in Price eanyon with Utah rock asphhalt. .. CANADIAN COAL TAX SOUGHT At the instance of the Utah and Wyoming coat producers, and after conference with National Committeeman Harold P. Fabian of Utah, Representative Loofbourow today launched a move to secure an amendment to the eoal provision of the pending tax bill which will levy a tax of ten rents a hundred pounds on Canadian lignite and pool, that now enters duty-fre- e and seriously competes with the Utah and Wyoming coals in Pacific northwest markets, aeeording to the Salt Lake Tribune, 31st. Aa the eoal amendment waa agreed to by the house it applies. tax of tfen criits a hundred or 2 a, ton. against all imported " anthracite and bituminous eoal It has since been learned that the Canadian eoal that is proving so competitive in the northwest has been given a different classification by geologists, being known either as lignite or eoal, neither of which are taxed under present law, nor rould they be taxed under the amendment. Representative Loofbonrow has prepared an amendment to the amendments elaborating the definition of foreign coals that would be subject to fax, mi as to include the eoal ami lignite from (snails, and he and leverai other interested congressmen will ask lor a hearing tomorrow before the wnys and means committee to explain the need for this change in thr bill Representative Crisp, in rhsrge of the tax bill, has declared his purpotic to try to strike the coal tax ont of the pending bill, because he ohjeets to incorporating any pure tariff items in the tax lull, ami he ho regards the eoal tax. However, Crisp is favoring tho tax on oil, and if that is to be allowed to remain, Loofhourow hopes tho eoal amendment also may bo retained and modified. If the ways and means committee should go along with Crisp and eliminate the eoal tax, an effort will be made when the bill reaches tin senate to have a comprehensive eoal amendment reinserted in the bill Loofhourow point out that the need for this tax is the greater because, under the present tariff law, this particular Canadian eoal and lignite comes iu absoand has robh--d Utah lutely duty-freand Wyoming of old and legitimate . k ;'fr J - h.-l'- Te Babscrlba. Priming Out .nod hind on la not of Tha Bun, IMn, Utah. ashamed Chicago, IIL ! nox P were th I) lobert s City adsy o w. to nad iksft (is A rtlett nt Su end. lit arsdaj m, Ca oatioi ar e. 0; Deat tenw The Bus k. - poo-pi- pocket W x Mat-Knigh- pM-pl- CAPITA!. week i left-fiel- d. , world war. Following the revolution, a eom plate revision was undertaken. Everything that was done under th'- - Cur overtaxed, and a larger meeting place The committee on decoration! very was considered wrong and completely will be arranged for the next session decorated the sanctuary ' beautifully in the reversed. Under Lenin, leader of May. Easter lillics and ferns. with flowers, Continuance of the Huntingdon extreme party, the country issued an This committee was composed of Mrs. this year was decided uon edict prohibiting the people from ownJ. W. Hammond, Mrs. W. E. Fleet-woo- d ing property and claiming it lor the and tho tentative dates set were beand Mrs. Monima R. Crockett. government. Social and religious cus- tween July 11 and 16. B. W. Dalton, Ladies Aid Society had the The This toms were completely altered. camping director, with Commissioner freshened by s new coat auditorium modified been A. will has Georgo Rowley slightly program organize the, material donated ksomn j in district but the hereof the flag day within late years, however, place was un Faucet t, the country now is still under the leader- tofore proposed, as a summer outing.! , Z ,c All scouts lenders Socialist be rfwill of the and urged party. ship Jr,,'l,n - The Sunday school reached the It is interesting to note, Il.irris con- to attend with full camping equip-- : Ur'nlsh tinued, that only 1 per cent of the inent. The ful-- ! The Carbon has been not the quota to , the .and Lclong people parly to raised "d work"pertant of a very bright Utah -' and ly 225 is a Thompson allowed' is ruplea largest salary Z Zui spiritual success and pros-due- s month or $112. This salary eon to the ing hard to obtain funds to eover thei hnvc Isrcefidd for op- in the Timpanogns Couneii. Sat-1 heads of the government, railroad and human ratun. possibilities snfiicienjt Ileia was dance si. given unlay night banking presidents. . we n';cd ,,ot P Jua.v Russia at present is in the talking per, and this Monday night a Yaudc- - j t0 to own and practice, an hmcd villo was taken from to Pnce Stores, their rights stage. They have acquired and included such talent as Mr. Jep-- 1 unlimited supply of grace and truth but in doing so have become an wh fails m instate cf persons quartet, Miss Markers dane- - to dra from country. Many ua. for boeome I always tbo rj,anKp, Told the wvfr farce, "We Russian inefficiency were brought out ing girls, Truth. by member of the freshman ! 7 brethren, et ns go forward. Christ by his experiences. Ho lives, lie goes before us, n arris tourhed on the loose social high class and others from Spring iswe risen. Him. shall see laws and explained Russian philosophy Canyon, directed by F. I. Adams and in marriage and divorce. All churches Don Hacking, chairman of welfare. Insurance brings not only safety Scout Executive A. A. Anacreon are free there but the party n conof mind. We handle all but cf and discussed the means and methods of kindspeace trol u against religious Equitable Insurance Agency tho scout welfare, boy's make fun of it. pro- J. Bracken Lee, stressing manager, Price, Utah In art and music, however, Russia grams as being so systemized as to is leading the world and its operas exrite tho boys interest and make the necessary to hia more construc- FORSAIE.WANTED.ETC. an the greatest to he found. Th'e com- - appeal non people are given the onpjrtunity tive activities, thus giving .im both to hear and see the best along these pleasure and helpful indoor and outdoor training. Vents Per Ward Rach Insert! lines. N Charge Accounts. Russia is a subject for dffcrrnci of Other speakers wore George A. Row. opinion, according to Harr., and in ley, scout commissioner, who report , LADY WANTS HOUSEWORK. F. 4. XI hia lecture he tried to present the ed that the troops were all function- Uvrj. Ileiner. ttnh. country aa impartially as pussiole. ing and suggested a court of honor in Civilization is the result of experi- the near future. Bishop Georg) Jorment and something good will come gensen, Rev. J. II. MacRill, C E. Bev. ! out of tho latest experiment. There eridge, chairman of Community troop; E. are parts of it that this country will Bishop L. Boren of Stand-udville- ; We help you to raise it. he forced to adopt and part that this W. Keller of Hiawatha; Leon G. Lund Incorporate companies, ar: country must avoid but nniy through of Standardrille, scoutmaster; 0. II. bond issues, stock or range a study of conditions will our people Guymon of Carbon stake; Dell Gard-- I organize, any he able to docide and offer a fair ner, Vernon Merrill and L. K. Chris-- j new business or small, large criticism. tensen, Kenilworth also spoke. Snpt. obtain Blue Sky perW. W. Christensen had charge of the! Mrs. C. M. Joues of Chicago test!-.fie- d in any state. Write mits tho business of and meeting in her divorce auit that her hus- program the district committee was conducted The Bond House of fully. band left her after she found in his by District Chairman J. F. MacKnight. Illinois, 210, E. Ohio Street, letters from another woman. Helper Day Extensive plans are new charity cases were ed by the leading civic oreJSj! Rod Maxwe.1, Alice reported to Mrs. of Helper for the unique inm Cross ease worker, during the past diy known as Helper da v'jZi11 A rity improvement plan for relief week, she reported at a meeting of , Kiwania elub sponsored the of unemployed heads of Price families the central contact committee of the ty event last year and has m Wed- the announced Wednesday of this emergency relief of the HoIumL her of Commerce, the Bn. evening. uesilay week by J. F. MacKnight, postmasMost of these eases were from tho Professional Womens elubTj ter, who will take tho matter np with mining towns surrounding this eity. eity administration for the ' eity official for their approval They were given temporary aid but of tho coming celebration. t is urging the eity .to it is planned to contact the superinCaravan trips heralding th obtain material from the, abandoned tendents of the mines and ask them will be extended to Emeiy eou housto every eon year, as well school buildings of tho county and to keep these people in company build a municipal gymnasium, gravel es. It is hoped that they will give within Carbon eounty, and of let- rrineiial town of tha Uintah iJ all uniwvcd streets of Price, construct temporary employment insteadr curb and guttering on First and Sec- ting the unemployed come ,"t pric Last year a week prior to the ertS ! ond North streets and improve the and Helper for aid. Mauy day. were pent indicated s will- trips to eighteen have perintendenta Memorial and Pioneer cemetery, park surrounding in preparation for planting lawns. He ingness to keep these people in tho munities, with the result that Z in them towns and every help than 5000 people accepted HriZ is urging that the eity take over these mining ' hospitality. public works by curtailing other ex- wav possible. Reirexentative of the town of ColCaravan trips yrill bq extend penses and increasing revtane. ' The pain was touched upon (fist umbia came into Price this week with considerable more territory this y of old clothes, which they with five days to be spent b Thursday evening at the regufur meet- a quantity Mrs. Maxwells office. These business men in their at left whose the of Rotate elub, program ing good will was in charge of the employment com- rlothes will be repaired and distribut- to adjoining communities. Tbs tentative program ws Cath mittee headed by W, E. Fleetwood. C. ed to the needy. Ilenty Fiaek,- recently appointed in suoh a manner that civic oigae S. Dawson reported progress on the to solicit tions, fraternal orderi plan by enlist- government representative moved has the for work unemployed, in citizens groiips and mining communiti i eleaning support up ing hall to the participate in the festivities. offiee his from the eity cleanand premises making a general office of tho case worker. By doing Everything on the program vil up of the eity.In discussing his plan, MacKnight so it is planned to avoid duplication. free of charge, a prooeedure vhxki in made in pointed out that the curb and' gutter The two will work possible by the financing of ft could be built at a cost of a dollar a locating work for heads of unemploy- civic groups and the business pM x of the community. foot at this time. It would metn an ed families. committee is planning contact The ovnot owners for of outlay property' What a world. By the time er fifty dollars, which would be paid drastic action to keep transients from stopping in Price. These persons will has achieved success and is kbit I ,!or over a period. The plan was touched upon last be asked to keep moving and what take two hours for luneh at noos Ik tion by complaints of the carriers. work received will be on their own doctor limits him to a gloss of butte Several of the street surfaces, espec- initiative. milk. Superintendent W. W. Christensen ially on the south side of the city, are a deplorable condition. Unless steps reported that money is coming in as Some people are born failure, ft are taken to fix the streets and crossi- well aa can be expected. lie heads the era have misfortune thrust npunlbm .he next and still others gtill believe thn ngs it may be necessary to discontinue finance committee. During the letter carrier service. MacKnight few months this committee will be tax-t-o best Wall Street. this limit in obtaining enougu funds has protested against this condition Investment bonds of all kind -and has received promises that the to carry on the work during the sumInsurance Agency, Prim months. mer Equitable made. be improvements wonld At the Rotary meeting Mayor Rolla El West spoke on the unemployment situation and commended tho relief committee for its activity. He urged the Rotary elub and the public to five relief work to as many as possi-)IThirty-si- y, d; one-sixt-h At the Welfare Work e, markets. ELKS CHARITY SOLO TOURNEY PROVES SUCCESS Allen Browne was winner at the ret solo tournament held by Price Isxlgo No. 1550 at tho lodge rooms Wednesday evening. The tournament met with ureiiled approval of members throughout the eounty. Apprnvitnato-- i ly forty members competed. Harry ; Hnrellaa was second and Clyde Vaught I third. Each of the winners turned their prize money into the charity : fund. Walter Paco and Robert Leo were in charge and managed the affair in efficient style. You can now buy an 8 Cheaper than a 6 lodge itorii rit, be A of B. there eday prau Mr. Pri n0 1 vii FORD V--8 IB fl I THE NEW i fro bre 241 (r. Id. i ri WILL BE ON DISPLAY WITHIN THE at aa NEXT FEW DAYS Si 2 Its Wiser To Buy An 8 IK It Johi I The tar THOMPSON A UTO CO. North First West Price, Utah I Tit I tic I Mr M IPA Sltl pnd th Ui jve kml I to HEADACHES, NEURITIS NEURALGIA, COLDS . . Is, dont depread the heart, or take tablets of Bayer Aspirin. aonae Beftef la immodiatel Theres acarceiy ever an aeb pun that Bayer Aspirin relieve and never n when you cant take it. it otherwise harm you. Use thM jest as often ns they can spire yon any pain or discomfort. Jast bs sura to buy the gennint Examine the of imitations. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer manufacture af of seMryiirnrid Ur The tablets with the Bayer leas are always safe. They M |