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Show 14 i. ns tv ithDKr, January TIIE BUN. ADVOCATE, PRICE, UTAH FACE ELEVEN i dent tf the C'ai bon County Traiher Price Youtli Chosen Green River Defeats Teachers Of Carbon, Chauffeurs Advised had (barge of liw meet!. For Leading Role In Uintah High Gagers To Obtain Licenses; Emery Attend Region ing. 50 Take Examination SHOWING AT STAR B. Y. University Play That Meet Here Saturday lH.pl,, ate , ale books at The d U.c IUtef a trf.e vo, te office Grt-t-- a. m 1 a. 1 ial-u- l, ! I -- I EROADWAY BILL Wf the fliust beau. Jjjfcnn of 11 K'e l.ai been ebusen to j.ly t.e leading role in Ihe 3fol rumanors lu run la the siZrrn, annual competitive flay iVer Gynt" Broad y B.!l" Frank Cobra's f:rt Lrectoflal rffult .Ine "it Hajqwfved at Brigham Young university. The is to be pruduird in the latter Mght, is now showing at the play of February. Over seventy peoend part theatre Us haal out for parts. On the taais tried ple Jaturday on the tirture in of talent and ability, JWcaaor T. Ad an,e Earl !ardue of the jherte that It will surpass in enter ment selected thirty-thr- e speech departstudents to motion the even xalue pic jdament be in tlie cast. tur rhampion of Uat year. The tUrt, Warner Baxter and Myina bay, Mr, Jorgensen is a ter.lor at the B. ty a notable sggrega-go- n V, U. and u majoring in music. He in aupiorird of players, including Walter Con is second vice president of the student oily, Helm Y'lnsun,, Clarence Muse, body, which fact place him at the Frankie Parro, head of the schools public service Lynne Overman, Margaret Hamilton, Claude GilUng-wat- bureau. At Die end of the fall quarand many other. ter, the service bureau, under Mr. The 1931 crop of Wampaa baby Jorgensens direction, broke all exist-Jn- g records in tlie number of prortar have been given a running start jn their way to aucces on the screen grams sent out to churches, clubs, and i "Young and Ueautiful, a delight-full- y other social organizations. entertaining picture to be shown "IVer Cyr.t" is one of the rvany it the Star Sunday, Me nday and outstanding plays which the speech ruesday. In this film William Haines department plans to produce in the y turns to the screen in a role ideally winter and spring quarters. Under a luited for his characteristic comedy, special arrangement, every student at Judith Allen, Katherine Williams, Young university is entitled to see all Hawt Hayes, Jean Gale, Lu Ann student-bod- y play productions free of Meredith and Jean Carmen are charge. among the Wampu girls. "Young and Beautiful has been Will gorgeously produced with an array if magnificent sets, smart costuming, Jnkly musical numbers and many kitstanding bits of talent that sparkl Oil I le, l ittrj feS tMiC t-gr- iif nc bu-kin- f - nc T. :Ti f. .1. I. I I 1 d. 1 r n. . 7 p ir 1 , er out-ilandi- ng Sun-Advoca- y u A Jt T x. .r 1 1 11 Carry Advertising Of Continental Jke gems. Notable for excellent individual GtfbuUons to the picture are Ted and his orchestra, Shaw and for delightful drolleries, Roy Kusaell and Ray Mayer for song num-yer- s, the grand opera number, the smart dancing of June Gale and Lu Ann Meredith, and the mask num-e- r, g which is one of the most novelties screened in many booths. ts "Imitation of Life," Claudette great picture, will be shown at he Star January 18 to 19, inclusive. rio-Ri-lo L enter-ainln- I 1. V d Col-yer- Hektogrsph I Ink for sale at The te. f. 1 .1 I. 0 t 1 s 5 8 te foncE foe rrw3CAtib U. Newspaper advertising will again form the backbone of Continental Oil companys 1935 sales promotion program, the largest In the history of the company, it was announced here today by D. L. McGregor, Conoco local manager, who stated that the has been selected to carry Conoco advertisng. "Proof of the value of newspaper advertising, backed by quality products and outstanding service," said Mr. McGregor, "is seen in the fact that our company during 1934 showed a gain of 65 per cent in the sale of Conoco germ processed motor oil as compared to the previous year. "As a matter of-- fact, Conocya gross sales In 1934 were better than for any yeah since 1$29 a fact that, leads us to believe that general business tonditlons are definite on the upgrade. Of course. Continental Oil company hasn't just marked time, but has gone out after business backed by a lafger advertising program year ' after year.; . ' "This year marks the sixtieth anniversary tt Continental Oil company, and we expect 1935 to be the best in our history." Sun-Advoc- 1 ta;krlt:i tami Sun-A- f In )U l.ls- - '.!? I.l.ay i:ry mu vtiU U- - 1 real itJi.U(dcr far Aj i 1. Hiatt Jt.t traihe ft f ll.t that p. ar.iiiauiut J &S rrR4iai ).arut Ualt.in f,i Jii.riy t hiail d.atm t tn.phaUiaily pruiin.au !y 3d anlKai.t f, to the Ycmufi Davu, J 1 tha-f-fru- bruujihl tasirin Utah bakr'.ta! fan Saturday nio-lh? fUalr Siufrd an easy over Uintah high of Vernal Tlie VernalUes had run, piled an record prior to the Green Riser tilt, and Ute decisive victory scored Ly the squad from the melon town indicates that the IV rates will be m the liilik of Use fight fur state tournament berth. Bigelow, Green River forward, was the leading scorer of the fray, with 21 point, while Olson chalked up 14 market 1 to lead the Uintah offensive. 6 The Ihrates look a lead at Use end of Use first quarter and continued to increase their advantage as the game progressed. On Friday evening, Uintah took the measure of Grand high of Moab, Alexander hitting the hoop for 13 point to capture scoring honors Walker was high man for Use loers with nine point. a rvg.mtal lurlixi have thus far taken l!.C teal rtqallfj by ll.e Hale UitI.k dui'.rd at the aUc-fitio- n S5-J- 0 became due on January 1, and a'.i who now tqrale "iruiki Lr lure- - mutt have a rnnit Chauffeur Who ui tallied between January and Alll 1 of 1934 without taking examination!, whkh ii Uwn jennitted under l.'e law, are required U lake U,e Chauffeur who touk the 1934 after April I will not have to be reexamined but mutt apply for 1933 lirrnci and pay the annual fee ui f! In both case two new pictures at rath chauffeur must accompany the application. The chauffeur esamination may be takrn at the city hall on Monday between 9 00 a m and mn ic-lo- ry ex-rell- pre-teas- liit-nvr- 1 tru 10-- 47-2- rd rt' 3, ty I.iuialnl ovu UU.m the Utah SjTakrrs Wrle B A Education iatiun, N Howard of the Tourle hih i h('l and vice pnrHdrnt of Ow U. Z A, and Numtan Hamiltun, principal of the Carton high school, past pmidtnl of the U E A. and now reghinkl director of tlie organization James W Bingham, a member of the Carbon high at hoot faculty and presi ai-ji- Jrntn, (r:mial Hotel Temple At Mutual Monday Mrs Magnola Zora Juhanxen Block-bu26, wife of Alton It. Blackburn, died at her home at Mutual Monday She was Uicn at Castle morning (Dale Novrmber 22, 1908, a daughter Vivian Peacock of Price waj among of Peter Johansen and Elizabeth Cook Square steps-moth- Dale. Funeral aervicea will be hrld Thursday at 2.00 p, m. In the Castle Dale L. D. S. chapel. The Thomaa-Drsermortuary will have charge of burial in the Castle Dale cemetery. 200 200 RO0113 TILS BATES $1.50 to $3.00 RATES The Hotel Temple Square haa a highly deolrabl friendly atmea-pherYea will always find it immaculate, mipremely mmvfsri-xbi- e, and thoroughly agreeable. Yoa rau Uvertfore understand why this hotel is: w. RECOMMENDED HIGHLY et adequate social opportunities to all students, at the same Ume eliminating the evils of national fraternities and sororities. llrlck building previously used for 1rice City hocpitfJ. See Lily Recorder V UlUrn Grogan for further Infor mat ion. SALT LAKE CITYS NEWEST HOSTELRY Young Matron Dies Johansen. She is survived by her father and Sophia Johansen, Castle Dale; her husband and two children, Gary and Gay; Mutual; three brothers, Eugene P. Johansen, Merrill P. Johansen and Byron C. Johansen, and two sisters, Mrs. Venice Jensen and Mrs. Gladys Glanarakis, all of Castle OR RENT Salt Fow IrT, rsrtutlve tnrrtary id the Utah Price Girl Pledged To B. Y. Social Unit those pledged to the Fldelas social unit at Brigham Young university In Provo during the fall quarter, according to word received here. The social unit system at the university replaces the fratemiUes and sororities found at other colleges. The group are administered under the direction of the school and are operated by unit members at a minimum cost. Any group of bonaiide students who wish to organize tor social purposes may form a social unit on the Y campus. Every season hew member are taken in by the different units to fill the vacancies left by those graduating and leaving schooL .The social unit system is an attempt of Young university officials to afford FOR SALE lirfifcldlic Cull i Saturday YOU CAN ALSO APPRECIATE Its a Mark of Distinction WHY , to Stop at This Beautiful Hostelry. ERNEST C. ROSS ITER. itgr. , do-- S. Land partment of the Interior, Dec. at Salt Lake City, Utah, n 1934, kOTICE Is hereby giveif that Mrs. Vari Clark, of American Fork, Utah, rho, on May 1, 1930, made stockrais-B- g homestead entry. No. 049201, for am 2. 3. 4, SNWU SWtN E pec. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6f V Lots i,See.,5. 8 8c P, Section 6, Township '12 both, Range II Bait., Salt Lake Me idian, has filed notice ot Intention to aake final Proof, to establish claim the land above described, before homas F. Thomas Register U. S. And Office, at Salt Lake City, Utah, PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP n the 1st day of March 1935. Consult county clerk or Nptiees Claimant names as witnesses: Fred Infor,udlow, of Spanish Fork, Utah, Bert respective signers for further Teilson, William Freeman it Milton mation. lf Yeeman, all of Pleasant Grove, Utah. NOTICE TO CREDITORS: Estate t THOMAS F. THOMAS. , Nela. Nelson, Deceased. Creditors Register. will present claims, with vouchers, to late of first publication, Jan. 3, 1935 ate f last publication, Jan 31, 1935 the undersigned at Price,' Utah, or to Henry 'Ruggeri, Attorney at Law, Price,4 Utah, on or before the 4th day OTICE FOR PUBLICATION. De- of May, A D. 1935. . partment of the Interior, U. S. Land 77. nelson, glen ffice at Salt Lake City,r Utgk pec. Administrator with the will An- -S f v f 1934 hexed of the Estate of Nels NelNOTICE is hereb given that Hellson, Deceased. ing B. Olsen, of Price, Utah, .'who, HENRY RUGGERI, Feb. 6, 1928,made stockraising Attorney at Law, , . jymestead 'for Price, Utah. 1 entry.' ' No. V4 144722, Vi SW V Sec. 25; SE SE Vs '&Vt Date of first publication, Dec. 20, 1934 WYi, Sec. 26 NWNEVs, SEWEV Date of .last publication. Jan. 10, 1933 t ,ti 1 . . -- : 4. i . ! -- sc. 34 ec. 35, NW, nn, SWYsNEYs, 15 NOTICE - TO CREDITORS: In the matter' of the Estate of ilUam B. ast., S. L. M. and on. Aug.; 16, 1930 lade addl stockraising homestead Parker, Deceased. Creditors are hereitry No. 049383 forSWViNEVi Sec-o-15n by notified to file and present their claims and vouchers to the undersign34, Township 14 South, Range ast.. Salt Lake Meridian, has filed ed on or before February 21st, 1933. A. W. ANDERSON, otice of Intention to make final 4642 So. 2nd East St., roof, to establish claim to the land Salt Lake City, Utah. bove described, before J. Bracken ee, Notary Public, at Price, Utah, on WALTER C. GEASE, Attorney for Administrator, le 4th day of February 1935. Claimant names as witnesses: Wil-- s Price, Utah. M arsing, of Sunnyside, Utah, Cecil Date of first publication, Dec. 20, 1934 louse, of Woodside, Utah and Earl O. Date of last publication, Jan. 10, 1935 jnderson and Nicholas Marsing, of IN TIIE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Disrice, Utah. trict Court in and for Carbon CounTHOMAS F. THOMAS, Register. ty, Utah. SUMMONS. Mary Chiado, ate of first publication, Jan. 3, 1935 Administratrix of the Estate of Euate of last publication. Jan 31, 1935 gene Chiado, also known as Eugenio Chiado, and also known as Eugene Chido, Deceased, Plaintiff, vs. Angelo DeOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Clavora, Defendant. partment of the Interior, U. S. Land THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ffice at Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. SAID DEFENDANT: 1, 1934. You are hereby summoned to apEd-ir NOTICE is hereby given that pear within twenty days after the Bryan Miller, of Spring Glen, service of this summons upon you, if tah, who, on Oct. 9, 1930, made served within the county in which oc kraising homestead entry, No. this action is brought, otherwise, 19452, for Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, SEV-Wwithin days after service, and ESEY Sec. 7 defend thirty the above entitled action; and SNEft, Section 8, Township in case of your failure so to do, judgry4, SNWVi, I South, Range 11 East, Salt Lake ment will be rendered against you aceridian, has filed notice of intention cording to the demand of the Com- Twp. 14 South Range . The lower the mercury drops, the more youll like Special Winter-Blen- d Conoco Bronze Gasoline. EXTRA IIIGII TEST! It gives an explosive mixture at 50 below zero. It starts at any temperature at which the starter will crank the motor. LESS CIIOKI.NG 1 After a short USE make final Proof, to establish claim the land above described, before te clerk of the district court, at rice, Utah, on the 16th day of Feb-1- 5 rv, 1935. Claimant names as witnesses: Grin Marsing, pf Jensen, Utah, 'Dean alley, of Duchesne, Utah, Vivian stten, of Pays on, Utah, Bill Marsing, ! Price, Utah. THOMAS F. THOMAS, Register. ate of First publication, Jan. 3, 1935 te of last publication, Jan. 31, 1935 plaint, which has been filed with the clerk of said Court. This action is brought to foreclose that certain mortgage executed by Angelo Clavora to Antonio Laboroi, dated the 16th day of June, A. D. 1933 and recorded on said date in Book of Mortgages, at page 563, In the office of the County Recorder of Carbon County, Utah; and which said mortgage was by Antonio Laboroi assigned to Eugene Chido by an instrument dated the 12th day of January, A D. 1934, and recorded on said at page 95, in the date in Book office of the County Recorder of Carbon County, Utah. The real property covered by said mortgage and affected by this action is situated in Price City, Carbon County, State of Utah and described as follows: All of Lots 2 and 2 Block 15 of Price Townsite Survey, together with all improvements and water rights thereunto belonging. 4-- THE 8EVENTH JUDICIAL District Court in and for Carbon ounty, Utah. NOTICE TO CR EDITHS: In the Matter of the Estate of . R. Redmond, Deceased. Creditors ill present claims with vouchers to le undersigned at the Law Office of . J. Sweetring at 29 East Main treet. Price, Utah, on, or before, the Ith day ot February, A. D. 1935. HARRIS SIMONSON, Administrator. WINTER-GRAD- E CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY to get easier starting, greater Established 1875 motor protection and better gasoline mileage. Ask your Conoco dealer for the 107T or INSTANT STARTiNG IICHTNINC PICK-U-P 20W grade of Conoco Germ Processed Motor OIL You will see at once how much easier your ear starts and bow much smoother it runs. civ' 1 t Q 4-- f you can pick up smoothly, without using the choke! SAVE MONEY! Save your battery. Get more mileage. Drive into your Conoco dealers today and try a tankful. You are going to like it! OIL Vi, , warm-up- R S. J. SWEETRING, Attorney for . J. EWEETRING, 29 East Main .ttorney for Administrator. Price, Utah. te of first publication, Jan. 3, 1935 Date of first publication, te of last publication, Jan. 24, 1935 Date of last publication, the Plaintiff, Street, Jan. 10, Feb. 7, 1935 1935 TRY THIS BETTER WAY OF STARTING YOUR CAR IN Automobile makers recommend this method of starting in cold weather, except for cars with automatic starters. Try it for a quick, easy start without danger of "flooding by too much choking. 1. Leave ipnition OFF. Pull choke out all the wav. Tuh down your clutch pedal aol kep it down. 2. Open hand-throttl- e one-thir- d. Leaving ignition OFF, atep on starter for eev eral motor rerolutiona. EXTREMELY COLD WEATHER If your motor does not start instantly (m Special Winter-Blen- d it needs mechanical service. Conoco Bronze Caroline, 3. Push choke hack in. Turn ignition on. Step on starter. Motor should tre instantly. Ml . Warm up motor gradually. Use choke sparingly, only enough to get smooth firing. 4- - 9 |