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Show Th e SECOND SECTION jglTtSDAY. Marl D. Seek SEPTEMBER PAGE NINE TWVENTY To Re-electi- on Attorneyship formal announcement was made D. Gibson that he tos week by Marl for Carbon candidate a be ffould attorney, which office he now been elected in 1934. bolds, having jjju'is subject to the will of the county Un September 15, 1916). years ao Friday. H. J. Binch, one of the two paymasters of Utah Fuel company, was here today for the payday. The monthly payroll runs at this time close to a hundred thousand dollars. The mines and coke ovens are working full time. semi-month- ly county convention. There is little likelihood that he for the posyill have any opposition 0 no Bourbon ition in his own party, Teachers' institute wasgheld Mon-- ! his as signified yet having attorney inday and Tuesday, with teachers of the intention to contest the present following schools attending; Carbon cumbent. high school; John G. Gubler, prin- Democnow holds the Gibson jlr, cipal; Jesse N. Ellertson, Inez Scott,! chairmansratic Central committee Jean McMillan, Ralph H. Walters,! a resident been of has Price He hip. Goldie Faux, Arnold Burgener, Anna for about six years. L. Benton, A. J. Taylor, George B. Mowrey; Price grade school; A. S. UNION MEETING SUNDAY Horsley, principal; Mabel Hoffman, Maude Burke, Rosaline Stringham, Due to the Carbon L. D. S. stake Fouts. Helper; Dorothy Saur, Thelma set for conference being Sunday, Septprincipal; Parthenia Horsley, Ida ember 27, the monthly Union meetiPace, Margaret McCarthy, Edna Nang, regularly scheduled for that date, gle; Hiawatha; David G. Simmons, iU be held one week earlier, deLynn Fausett, Mary T. principal; partmental meetings for teachers and Woods, Fairy F. Adams, Fern officers to convene on Sunday, SeptGladys Nelms. Castle Gate; C. ember 20, at the usual hours. H. Madsen, principal; Jennie Larsen, A special Era demonstration will be Mrs. Ella Wakefield, Reese M. Reese. given and plans for the annual Road to be discussed. are Show Dr. R. E. Cloward has three cases Fish Lake Yields Splendid Catch h of typhoid fever in Price, and is as nine. having reported Harry Bramwell of Ogden was a guest of his brother, Dr. A. K. BramMrs. George M. Miller of Hunting- well of Price the early part of the week. Monday was spent at Fish ton is in New York City on a buying lake in company with George Anderstrip for the Huntington store. She is on of Emery, Dr. Bramwell succeediregistered at the Biltmore Hotel. rainbow ng in landing a and several others Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Dowd of Hiaweighing from eight pounds down. watha have gone to New York City for a visit before sailing for England, where the doctor will study mine surgery as practiced by the best men of fffl the old country. jjemocratic Ode-kir- k, Kenil-wor- ten-pou- nd Smminy niter md Hr pIoIANcb m SECTION 17, 193G Gibson To County SECOND un-Advoca- te ' (Taken from the Thursday, September News-Advoca- te of 14, 1916). Authentic information from Salt Lake City is that the Freed interests have offered to build a railroad into Emery county. Their proposition is now being considered by the D. & R. G. heads In New York. Sunday afternoon Messrs. Otto Herres and A1 Thorp of the Castle Gate tennis club motored up to Storrs to play a match with Milton Fletcher and Walter Brandley, the latter twoi winning with scores of After the doubles match,1 Messrs. Herres and Fletcher played a couple of sets of singles, Fletcher winning with scores of 2 and 8-- 6; 3-- 6; 6-- 4-- 6; 6. 6-- 6-- 0. o Friday and Saturday of this week have finally been decided upon as peach days at Ferron. Thirty Years Ago (Taken from the Eastern Utah of Thursday, September Ad- vocate 1906). 20, The Jewish New Year celebration began yesterday evening at sunset and will continue until this evening. The Orthodox Jewish people will hold a two days celebration. This New Year was set for the harvest time ages ago. o AREA, IS BELIEF A greater flow of tourist traffic may be expected to pass through this area in future years, a marked in- aEr- v Two "talking books," a new development of recording arrangement which brings to the blind the latest in literary art in a manner before impossible, have been made available for the sightless of this district, according to Miss Zella Pessetto of Helper, instructor of the blind in the district consisting of Emery, Grand, San Juan, Duchesne and Uintah counties. One of the machines has recently been placed with Miss Essie Schaffer of Moab and the second is to be turned over to David Gordon of Clear Creek, probably this week. The reproductive machine is something on the order of a phonograph. The machines, twenty having been alloted to Utah, have been made available for their educational work through the W. P. A setup, five thousand of the reproducers having been manufactured under that arrangement. Records for the machines are supplied to users by the government without charge, mailing cost being absorbed also. Any blind person in the district is urged to communicate with Miss Pessetto if they are interested, her work being of the type for advancement of the sightless and the field she serves consisting of the area mentioned above. -, crease being anticipated particularly through this immediate section when highway 50 becomes more generally known as the eastern Utah link in the Roosevelt transcontinental route The increased amount of traffic for this section is predicted by L. D. Sar- -, vis, secretary and general manager of the recently organized Utah Mo-- ! torist Association (not to be confused with Bill Rishells Salt Lake City membershipped auto organization), and William L. Marr, of San Francisco, western representative of the American Automobile Association, on the occasion of a visit here Friday. Mr. Sarvis stated that his office had routed at least two thousand motoring parties through this section this year as the result of their inquiries concerning proper routing to some certain points. This is considerable improvement over the old situation which so often resulted, according to reports received here many times, in motorists being advised to travel over other routes. The newly organized association operates on a basis of beShop first at The ing fair to every section of the state, according to Mr. Sarvis, the plan pur- your ledger. sued being that of directing motorm i ists over the best routes to the destination toward which they are tra- The Sunnyside school board is to issue additional bonds for placing school building seam being erected there. The total issue will amount to eleven thousand dollars. veling. Greater traffic marked the vacation Bowling is the important game period just closing than had been exsince the weather is growing cooler. perienced in any one previous year Some good scores are being made in recently, according to Mr. Sarvis. the tournement going on now in Hel- Continued improvement of general ; per. business conditions should result in still greater advancement next year, Fifteen cars of cinders got away according to the visitor. from a train crew in the Sunnyside yards last Tuesday and are wrecked Will Operate New Price Restaurant not far from where another bunch of Slim Herron, formerly chef at the :: fifteen cars loaded with coal and coke Rinetti & Capitolo restaurant in Price, were ditched about two weeks ago. has taken over management of the rewhich is locently opened B. F. Moss has erected a building cated in the old Dr. F. F. Fisk buildon the front of the Santolina prop- ing on South Main. The place is to and a erty at Helper, which he is to occupy be known as Slims of with a barber shop. restaurant service high complete ;; PHONE 565-order is promised by the new Emery county is getting a thorough HI I I soaking today. It commenced raining about midnight and did not stop until after 11 oclock today. mn Cai-bo- n, Formation of a Carbon county Lcal of teamsters and chauffers was completed at a meeting held in Price on Thursday evening of last week, officers being installed A meeting of all teamsters and chauffers in the district interested in such a union is to be held tomorrow (Friday) night at the union labor quarters in the former Tavern hotel building. All chauffers and teamsters in the district are urged to attend the meeting, according to Robert Henderson of Kenilworth, organizer in this section. Office Supplies 1 RE-OPENIN- 1 1 1 mi he A Spencer Will Smooth Out That Bulge Women who wear Spencere virtually preach Spencer to their Service friends. They know tP' y w J wi rom experience, correct them. Telephone for free figure study. MRS. FLORENCE H SWENSON Registered Spencer Corsetiere 75 W. 4th So. Price Phone 158 1 1 1 1 inn ihiihiiih tn- Bar-B-- Q llllll G of the PRICE I I IlHI 1 1 NORTH 1ST EAST 234 INQUIRE IliHH H HI H4HW4 PER DOLLAR! point. The S. O. S. call may have to be sent out from Carbon county high school within the next few days if 10 to 15 more miles per gallon ; Thats what todays stock Ford s ; i V-8- are showing over previous Ford s in public gasoline tests now being run by Ford Dealers. The test cars are V-8- Willard L. Sowards, Broker, Provo, Utah Many owners report no oil added between regular changes. equipped with a glass gallon jug so that anybody riding in the car can check the results. We invite you to make a test run with us. YOUR FORD DEALER Low delivered prices. Upkeep costs greatly reduced by exchange parts plan. PER DOLLAR! Only V-- 8 car below $1645 (The eight other American motor cars cost from $1275 for the 2 Lincoln-- . Zephyr up to $6750.) Super-Safet- y Brakes more stopping surface for car weight than any other car below $3195. V-ty- V-1- Supervised by the Wilken Family M H PINT No. 229 g Ic QUART Unique Roadability Torque-tub- e drive, radius rods brace both axles, free action on all 4 wheels; No. 228 Oil THI Mil OF V-- S P !R FORM ANCI on springbase almost a foot longer than wheelbase with all passengers seated forward of the rear axle. Centerpoise Riding Comfort shockless steering, brake and clutch, silent helical gears in all speeds. Safety Glass all around at no extra cost. Large tires, separate luggage space, 112" wheelbase and 123" springbase. Easy-handli- ng easy-actin- g ,GIT THI llo, Jo. 9. feCo- - U.- - P S 86.8 proof The atraisht whiskies inthia product are 15 mot. old. 2596 straight whiskies j 75 grain neutral spirits. jI or more 596tralghtwhUksy4vrs.old,20'?stralihtwhlkevlSmoa.old. V- - all ICONOMYI body-type- $25 after yesterday, today and tomorrow. YV, Yf FACTS ON Rich, i tautiful new interior appointment in The quality of The Wilken Family Blended Whiskey is always the same F t ENROLL ur Utah County Farms City Homes - Now for intensive training in BALLET, TOE, CHARACTER, TAP and:: ACROBATIC Classes begin Tuesday, September 22nd American Legion Hall Bar-B-- Q Oasker Aho of Kenilworth was electrocuted a few days ago, when asposts. sisting in replacing power-lin- e j a Spencer will not only conceal figure faults It will that for mm I PHILLIPS SCHOOL OF DANCING County Horticulturist Inspector H. C. Smith visited at Castle Gate Wednesday to Inspect and award prizes for the best lawns, flower gardens and Awards were vegetable gardens. made to Vem Avery, Alex Bouns, lawns; W. K. Ingle, Dave Morrison, steam thresher The lawns; Mrs. Jack Loveland, Mrs. W. went Emery county town that Tuesday, Mothrough Louis K. Ingle, flower gardens; a of It excitement. creating ripple roni, Paul Devietti, vegetables. cost $3150, and has an eighty-tw- o Straw lids and B. V. D.s went out inch cylinder and a cleaning capacity fifty-foinches. It is owned by of style temporarily Sunday night of a company. the hit freezing when the mercury Nigt FOB BLIND IS TO SEKYE SIGHTLESS IN DISTRICT BY TOURISTS III pupils keep coming in. Already there are 180 and more are yet to come, including several at the training camp at Fort Douglas. Teamsters, Chauffers Organize Locally; To Hold Meeting Friday SPECIAL TALKING BOOK GREATER TRAVEL s! A MONTH buye down-payme- under a month inane any new Ford UCC jiSfc V-- 8 plane. Price from $518 F. O. B. Detroit. Standard accessory group extra. STANDARD MOTOR PRICE, UTAH CO. ; |