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Show THE BUN, PAOB FOUR Imuod Every Tbumday By Bun Publiuhlni Co. (Inc.). It. W. Crockett, Mhiuier. dborription, $2.00 the Year la Advance. OHiiv IHiou No. U, Hmrideuco, 133-or 13S-J. Entered Aa Second - Claaa Mail Matter, June 4, 1015. At tbo IHwtoffiee At Price, II tab, under tbe Act u( March 8, 1870. AUVHKT1SINO KATKM Diaplay Matter Ier Inch Per laaua, 40e, Tnmdent, 50e. Special loaitiun, 25 per Gent Additional. Legale Tea Uenta tbo Liao Each Inner-SeCount Bia Worda to Line. Bum- aeona, BIAOO; Water Application, Proof, $10. Beadere fifteen Cento the Lino Each Inanition. Count Bis Words to the Lino. e Blackface Type Twenty-fiv(25) Cents Insertion. Obituaries, Cards sf Thaaka, Baaolutiooa, Bte At Heading Notice Rate. Count HU Words to tie Liao, far Ida For Beat, found. Loot, Etc., Two Ceats Per Word Each Kenya. No Charge Accoaata..' Id druse All Coauauaicatloas to ' PUBLISHING COMPANY . . BUN ' - ' Utah Price, n. especially benefited by his splendid efforts in the retention of our mail routes, the Helper rural delivery and as a monument to the good work of Mr. Colton, Price has a magnificent postoffice building of which any community may well be proud. This touches but lightly upon his work. I have no bitterness in my soul, he writes to friends, but I am not vanquished. I am still of fight and I am coming back, I hope, stronger than ever. Many devoted friends here will join him in this hope. - - Twenty Years Ago This Present Week Dr. and Mr. A. W. Dowd of Sunny-tid-e and Sam Glazer of Snnnyaide were- registered at the Tavern over Sunday. . II.- C.- Smith, former rounty clerk and recorder of Carbon county, it was understood, was, to be an applicant for postmaster- - of 'Price. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Eallinger were lag without Tbo- Hub; 1 lathe at homo in Price from their wedding dab. SO :2m. trip of. several weeks on the.Paeifie coast and; Southern California. ' GOLDEN JUBILEE OF PRICE The Utah Construction company of WARD L. D. S. CHURCH Ogden had .been awarded the contract for the grade of the Denver and Bio ' Price ward celebrates its fif- Grande detour around Soldier Summit. tieth birthday with a three-da- y T. W. Loofbonrow of Price was at Golden Jubilee beginning this home Sunfrom a deer hunt in the country and lasting through Friday day To the pioneers of. that per- north of Thompsons and in the vicinitiod and the present membership y- of the new eoal camp of Nealen. - - ' - . of that organization is extended heartiest congratulations from Carbon county's pioneer newspaper. In a brief manner is described in other columns of this newspaper, the historv of Price ward Saints church and the Latter-da- y of Carbon county. The history of the county finds its beginning in the organization of this ward at Mce. The same people who made up the charter membership of this portion of the church were the ones who braved the hardships of a barren desert in the lint signs of spring to found the site of this thriving little community. In building a church, adhering to the same religious doctrine and working toward a common destination they have developed what is now one of the most progressive commonwealths in the state of Utah. The record of their achievement is appalling when one the history of the past fifty years. Victory over the overwhelming odds has been the reward. From the dust of s windswept desert has grown a city of 5000 people. .The mountain streams have been darned and water turned to thousands of acres of parched soil The surrounding mountains have ed millions of tons of coal. While material wealth has haps been the most pronounced reward there is even greater satisfaction to be gained in the spiritual development of the past half century. It is hoped that when the historian fifty years from now continues the story it will be one of the same progressive spirit. : - - per-sue- s Deputy Sheriff Pete Peterson was BY DEMOCRACY NOV. 8 Jr District Chairman J. F. MaeKnight nrged greater interest in the promotion of belter boyhood through the constructive scout programs and the innovation of offering the aeont service to relief work. G. P. Peacock, chairman, presided. The awards were supervised by George A. Rowley, scout commissioner, and invocation was offered by 0. A. Twenty-thre- e tion. of the 5J men who Two new faces from Utah will signed the Declaration of Indepenbe seen in congress. To the sue dence had attended college. ceasor of Senator Reed Smoot EDDIE, THE AD MAN and Don B. Colton is pledged the state. of the are support They both brilliant men, well qualified CASHED MOGTMS WEEK and able to represent the many THE fWBY HIS AP READ interests of Utah at the nations WO STOLE AMJUM8REUAFKOM capitol. lHEVESneUE OPINE MAM SC While Carbon county has lost CHURCH RETORUS SAME AT OUeE, HE WILL AMOID TROUBLE.' a great friend it is hoped that it TO taTE,AV CUSTOMER. UP one as has gained capaequally has collected clemem ble. The Sun takes this opporBUMBBtSHOOS HtU tunity, however, to express to THE VESTIBULE I Don B. Colton thanks for his untiring efforts in behalf of its industries and people. No western representative has achieved any better distinction in legislation for the protection and development of Utah and the entire county, including appropriation of money for all western states highways. "Congressman Colton advocated the of the Echo Dam bill, reclamation projects for several counties and is a supporter of drainage, silver, cattle, sheep, sugar and mining interests. He O US mro w--m niTCCE inuac Guy-mo- n. b. Hi h. met 25c 9C FULL CREAM 2 lbs SOAP Norman Hamilton, rural director, entertained the sconti and parenta with stories explaining, the scheme of national and local organisation and stating that only three such organizations are retfognized by congressional action, namely' the Bed Cross, American Legion and the Boy 6'eohts.' A.4 A. Anderson of Provo, sethit executive, waa prevented from attending beeanSe . -- MACARONI - 'ggsr BO-X. : : ;35c 00c LARDrLBEPAllEACH -- 25c 29c BROOMS Oe EY1 e .' .IQ Mil IT ALL BRANDS made;-Hiawatha- MILA 4 LARGE CANS Gv-iat- DRESSING Per-kows- W PIEB- - 29c 5 LBS . Blue Pine Coffee 4-L- bs. 5c POT ROASTS SELEBBEEFASCmT STEAKS STERBEEF.GOODCUT- S- 15c TWEEZI ISeNAII 50 LPEG Qg LIPST SK01COOPS ISER" 10c PORK ROASTS BUTTON PORK MOTION Kl ... 8c . . OR,,AL- F- 7c OYSTERS DOZENR.K. xu,WTSr. FREE BACON e tallies r One Chance on 1 Mission Ham Fancy Sliced 2 LBS p 23c 35c FREE 35c the lucky ticket found in a I package of fancy sliced Bacon which will sell for 35c. Ticket win be redeemed the following Monday at both our stores PRICE The superb cleaning done by ns renews year cMhea and beeps that "best front" feeward at all timet. Tbe price for mens salts Is $1.23, trousers, BOc, easts TBe. All work done in Carbon county. g ro 4 f Ll One Mission Ham to 2-L- b. KZjf . and HELPER. LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER FOR TURKEYS PRICE AND GEESE, DUCKS, CHICKENS QUALITY GUARANTEED . Remember ladles our prices have been reduced. Acme ClecDers & Tailors Ifumea 1 Fleur, land Fed SCe Hov(r ym wrM Prop. Baal Mein j&SW Offer Our Advert! we Menacing Fire United COVERAGE is the father of the Colton-Oddi- e si LTEGlIfil PPSTP0 23c In Our A letter from a form owner tclla this story: Paiil-U- p Td Subscription List And to Beaeh "When fire broke out the other day my wife called the tele phone operator for help. She telephoned all who could reach 2 we DOUBLE CHECK ICR COVERAGE ua quickly. "Suddenly the wind changed and another appeal to the operator brought additional help to aare all our buildlnga." UD (hi with the Eastern Utah Shoppers Guide The Bmt Advert rroponitkm Ever Offered fo Carbon County Mrrrhanta Priceless emergency use i on-l- v one of the telephone a functions. It keeps you in touch with prices, with customer, and lave many trip and make so-i- al enntucta all for a few centa i day. Telephone ft Telegraph Co. The Mountain Statea R 5?al25e -- bill and the homesteaders grazing bilL . Price and Helper have been 1 SALTPOnZ.Zrifc' - Smart Men All Agree IT 5c 10c TEAL ROASTS The Danish flag, consisting of a large white cross on a red field,- is the oldest unchanged flag in existence. Price Utah $1 GENl FILES.. - W. P. MtEKM, flTCH HLLFOll Krebba, first elass, cooking; Claude Krebha, pioneering, leathereraft and cooking; Laurence Golding, Eagle, beef production, farm mechanics and physical development; Earl Anderson, civics, scholarship, bookbinding, handicraft, camping; Shirley Gardner, bird study, leathereraft, automobiling and first aid; Robert Engle, bird study; Quentin Gardner, life scout; Max Fausett, star badge;' Games Greener. Helper, eooking. The following Eagle aeouts-receiveawards and badges: Mark Tanner, beef production; Price, eivica-anLynn Morgan, athletics, bird study, life saving bugling, eamping; Emanuel May, life saving, swimming; Pete Cory, ramping, life saving, handicraft, carpentry, eivics, animal industry, all of Kenilworth. The badges were presented by Chairman Lloyd Nelson of the troop committee. That clean, neatly pressed are a biv factor hi CO SKM4DET GROUND BEEF Gardner, scoutmaster,' Loren R. Golding, chairman troop committee: Shirley Gardner, life badge; Clyde Cue anteed A" JUufln 1Q.LB. BAG RICE Fancy Blue Rose FREE One Chance on Dell SHAY 9c 9C. ffr,:00DST TOMATO .4 CANS FOR Clip AD PURE CANE and for "window displays." It has been over a week since Dont Sleep On Left the last ballots were cast and Side, Gas Hurts Heart counted and the verdict made known to the people. Democracy If stomach gas makes vtu restless swept through the state and na- and unable to sleep or, your right tion. To them we wish a success- side, take Adleriku. One dose will rid ful administration and pledge you of gas or nervousness, and bring united support in fulfilling the sound sleep. Add bv A. I). Sutton ideals of government expressed Drug Co., Price; Helper Drug Co., in the constitution of a free na- Ilcljier. Adri. 9 CORN at Grand Junction during the week and where he arrested and brought back to Price Ilarry Gately, a hypnotist, cliargod with the abducton of Mss 18-1- can of Blue Pine Saturday, Nov. 19th, one in n found ticket bag of iHl Coffee to the lucky MVmta wfll b. irimud th. for toe. fiBey Rlc, which will HELPER. Mid PRICE our ,torw Monday at handeraft, woodcraft, leathereraft; 0. D. Kennedy of Brunswick, Mo., Bert Christensen, first class. Price: Paymaster Sumner of the Utah Fuel company, waa in lrice during the week, going back to Salt Lake City after meeting the payroll at Sunny-aid- e and at which time more than sixty-one thousand dollars was paid out to employees after all deductions were made. The name for the new theater being erected by Emett Olson was decided upon during the week, Eko (Echo) being chosen. Four persons had' the same name so the prise of $20 was divided among them, they being Mrs. Olive Millburn, Mrs. V. F. Olson. Miss Elisabeth Crockett and Bosco Hnr-mo- n. lJ1 Helper Friday. Saturday. Nov. Awards covering practically every phase of scouting were awarded Wed. nesday night at one of the largest and most successful courts of honor in this district. : and - Price ng eoaat points. KOVEMBEE 17. SUCCESS MARKETS . father of Mrs. B. W. Crocket, Miss Bessie Kennedy and Mrs. J. A. Crockett, arrived in Priea during the week on a brief visit to his children and grandchildren. ' All the coal mines and coke ovens of Carbon were going at full capacity. Each of the big companies waa behind with orders ' for eoal, much of which was going as far northwest as Portland, Ore., and west to tho Pacific THURSDAY, THURSDAY UTAH-EVB- RY ' of illness. Besides presentation of awards a musical 'program was enjoyed.-'"Th: following Awards wire 'James Davis, Mitchell Maloney, Bobbie Burdick, Lamar Edt, wards, Tfaeron Oviatt, James James Hilton, Clyde Larson, Bay Johnson. Frank Thompson, Fred second class; Bobbie Bowen, Game was prarce. bookbinding, civies and scholarship; Six coaches of Denver and Bio Anton Dahlsrnd, scholarship, first aid, Grande Passenger Train No. 6, went civic, bookbinding; Jaek Jones, first off the track near Desert during one aid, bookbinding, civics, scholarship. Hany Burnside, leather-er- a day of the week. No one waa hurt in Kenilworth: Max Burton, ft; pathfinding, first the slightest, however. Jaek Canto, eamping, athletiea class; Beginning the first of December and swimming v Cox Christensen, path-findithe mail route from Priea to Vernal and first elass; John Todo, and intermedate points was to be and first class; Harry pathfinding abandoned, the service being at that Lcland Col. time changed via Colton and Duches- Easterbrook, pathfinding; Cox Christensen, first lins, class; ne. Automobiles were to be used. Gladys Berson, aged altout IS yean, and the daughter of a business man of Eureka. When the couple were confronted by tho father of the young woman, it was fuond thev had for some time been man and wife. Gately had been giving hynotie entertainments throughout Utah and had used WON his wife as a subject before audiences FULL RESPONSIBILITY PRIOR Thing $1.00 brush, WHIl i 50c BR00MSJ 1$ ( i a. UTAH'S o BEST WEEKLY" old |
