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Show THE PAGE TMELVti CARBON TEACHER APPOINTl I ON INHIRMTV OF I. STAFF j FOUND til ILTY 8UN-ADVO- THURSDAY. UTAH ATE, PRICE. C u Hiawatha; John Ilillabrant Matt Rauhala, Scofield; and p!fvl Schultz, Latuda, who have tending the Sanpete school fw time will be among the gradual whom there are forty-tw- o an Violations of traffic ordinances are represent five states. becoming too flagrant according to George Collingham, chief of police, BOXING PROGRAM PLANNED who has issued a statement asking BY SCOUTS OF VELLICTl) of all automobile the owners in helping keep Price streets Entertainment in the form of free from congestion. ur boxing bouts followed Pointing out that the lane midway dance will be by theV between Carbon avenue and First Scout troop of presented Wellington n West street on Mam is for the use at the Amusement hall. reof pedestrians, Mr. Collingham Bouts will be matched betw quests that people use it in place of Wellington and Price boys, and all points. cutting across Main at to those in charge Motorists are also asked to refrain cording fights will be offered from double paiking on Mam street Funds from the event are to be traffic may kept order that in used in payment of district scout dy moving men business of Price The practice who park their automobiles on Main for the entire day is deplored by the lie asks their officer. in solving the problem by parking , elsewhere. Sought In Remedying Price Parking Situation Co-Operati- on IN CITY COURT TWKXTV YU A IIS A(JO received a alula L Haiii-sodollar fine in the couit of City Dr. Seville Floods, tcjdiir of Justice H C. Smith Tuesday morning Brice and the surrounding towns and Gunnie Alphnought was sentencof Sun botany niiil zoology at Hu Cuibon The from Fnday, (Repunted There is money for someone to make days in Jail for six ed to twenty-fiv- e sumcounty high whmil foi nearly in12 1916). avenue May on Carbon by burning a large kiln here this the peace as year1, was appointed 1936-3-botany mer. school Monday night. 7 structor during tbe The Rio Grande Western yards at The new mill which has been inlast Utah of Alphnoughts jail teim is the result at the University term of late Soat Helper have been so congested of the of a susjHmded sentence for a former stalled at the ozokerite, mines Friday morning at a meeting to frequentthe and found is it in that is necessuiy ldier Summit opeiation offense board of i clients offieoi s of ttie company expect to be- ly run trains down to Price to get them in on sidings. gin shipping a carload a day from the mines L V. Shearer, preside nt of the company, states that owing to the The Rio Gtande Western did the rapid advaiue in ozokerite, operations largest business at Price during the w ill begin on a large scale, as unfillmonth of April in the history of the ed ordeis amount to thousands of The station is credited for the road month with over twelve thousand o dollars. The first two weeks of May AfU r suffeimg for the past four made a g(Xd recoid also. conyeais from mineis" consumption, Thci e is a strong di mand at Price tracted in twenty years woik in the Barof South fields for Afnca, diamond freight teams to transpoit goods The his at advanced prices at resi to Vernal Grosso away passed ney anaj is who the good, SCcd pay is great, donee last Tuesday. Decedent, has been a tesulent for five years, ithcie is a load for all that aie likely was a brother of Flank and Joseph 'to come. The railroad warehouse here Grosso, both well known citizens of js filled with goods that are badly For once the Pi ice He was born in Fomo Rivera, needed at Vernal demand for their won two little have him behind leaves and freighters Italy, the with commensurate sons,' who will be cared for by their a price On December 25th his wife crease in the price of hoise feed. 7 died and a week later their little babv S. S. Young attended funeral ser girl pawd away. .vices for Miliard Y. Andrus on May 0 fif-ite- in Ft j MAV . Lr;" K 1 SEVEN FROM CARBON WILL GRADUATE FROM WASATCH A. on. .jjfinaB1 opinenc 3ji day fro je J j I js been In this 1 WESTERN AUTO COMPANY 37 NjOrth Price, Utah Carbon Ave. Is'i written on your face? IIave you hese features te f j Painting Syeby The plan of Dr. E. G. Gowans, state superintendent of public instruction,: to include courses in road building in connection with the teaching of prac- -' tical civics in rural high schools was indorsed unanimously at the meeting of the state board of education or h S or S or 1 or W XW e Xorthw or SW westerly Bennetts easterly SE or asterly. Beg Svetyfloor Snatnel of floors Especially made to give full protection to all types cement, composition, etc. Reaista of constant, hard use. 7 Th Rds ( Ch- - wood, rt- -F I) In wear-ond-tea- x Ad 01 Buy Bennetts Everyfloor Enamel at Sec , TRI-STAT- MUTUAL MERCANTILE CO., Helper LUMBER CO., Price E Manufactured and sold by BENNETT GLASS & L L CO., Kenilworth KENILWORTH MERCANTILE B or PAINT CO., Salt Lake City ( L. Date' day of Tahe a (ATTf B. "GET ACQUAINTED" TRIP tdle (m$w couppoete Sold t Murphy, chief engineer of the Independent Coal and Coke company, has just returned from Kenilworth, the scene of the companys judK X XE or The worst freeze since fruit became a factor in Utah visited the state a few nights ago and as a result there will be little stuff to market this year. In many sections the sugar beets were badly damaged but it is not too late for replanting. Word comes from Emery county that in many districts even the leaves on the trees are black and that there will be no peaches nor apples from our neighbors on the south this season. Utah county, the home of the famous Provo brands, was badly hit, with sweet cherries gone and much of the small fruit ruined. A. Sloor inside and out upstairs and down from attic to basement use j George Brow of good activities and reports the mines ing four days per week. flnv-xyrice- coA, ci work- Carbon county high school made a ood record at the state contests last week in Salt Lake The debating team, Glenn Harmon and Miss Emma Johnson, took second place. Miss Mar Miller won third place in the 'domestic science contest and Miss Jane McGee took second in the piano contest. Sonsitivo nostrils .ips 2b he eighth grade pupils of the Carbon county school district will have special exercises this year. Those graduating from Storrs, Hiawatha, Kenilworth, Wellington, Carbonville, Price, Castle Gate, Helper and Sunny-sid- e will have a joint program Thursday at 2 oclock in the high school auditorium. Following are the number graduating from the above towns: Storrs, 5; Hiawatha, 11; Kenilworth, 3; Wellington, 17; Carbonville, 1; Price, 26; Castle Gate, 9; Helper, 12; Sunnyside, 16;, Winter Quarters, 11; Scofield, 4; Clear; Creek, 9. . dreads having to stop and restart any car on a hill. "Studebakers Hill Holder has banished all of that worry. If you have to stop on a hill you can do so with the comfortback an inch ing assurance that your Studebaker wont roll when your restart! "And another improvement that I like is the overdrive. Im no fast driver, but there are plenty of highways where I can drive safely at 40 to 50 miles an hour. "The overdrive goes into action automatically at 40 miles an hour and then driving is just like gliding And with the overdrive we get perfectly wonderful gasoline economy. Uuitbakr Ntw i PUu Ogtr, Ntw "tow ht Cost la tb Tima Buy" tim the to 1 19, 1916). example, every woman I know erest an .onsare (These items are reprinted from of Friday, May, The News-Advoca- Ua i jipresliN lost 2; Price, won 0, lost 0. "And when I speak of 'easy to drive I mean just that. For ;c!r.nC;11 County 0 Included in the graduating class of the Wasatch academy at Mt. Pleasant are several young ladies and men from Carbon county. The exercises Sony, o?Dra,,r. axes that insist' on complete satisfaction Ad(Taken from The Eastern Utah vocate of Thursday, May 17, 1906) If you are a good judge of fine whiskey and exceptional value, we suggest you taste at once the Double-Ric- h Kentucky Straight Bourbon! o During the past spring forty-twhave thousand trees, mostly peaches, been set out in Green River, and eve-'r- y indication is that this will be the fruit producing section of Utah. The dam which will convert the waters of the Green River for irrigation purposes and by which it is proposed to 'reclaim ten thousand acres, is a natural one and but little work willinhave the to be done to make it the best country. ' More farm implements and fruit trees have gone to Emery county the like present spring than during any secof that settlement time since the tion of the state. There 50. W th MaritfMtrtt Midcm Kentucky dmtUert bT Kentucky the rood old Kentucky way. A Scbeoiry Wbukry xetth is a demand for brick at KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY No. 61 COPYRIGHT, lm. QUART SCHFN'I.FY DISTRIBUTORS. Well hand you the keys to a new Chevrolet knowing they will be the keys toyourjriendshipl NtW PEBFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. partment of the Interior, General Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, March 30th, 1936. NOTICE is hereby given that James E. Babcock, of Kiz, Utah, who, on March 4th, 1931, made homestead entrv. No 049286, for SEI4NEI4. E4SEi4, SW14SE14, Section 11; NEii, WSEi, SEV4SWv4, Section 14: SWlNW1, Section 13, .Township 14 South, Range 12 East, Salt Lake Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before J. Bracken Lee, Notary Public, at Price, Utah, on the 20th dav of May, 1936. Claimant names as witnesses: Frank Goni, of Price, Utah. Jacob Workman, of Kiz, Utah, Vem Case, of Kiz, Utah, Eugene Workman, Kiz, Utah. No. 60 INC., NFW YORK ng developed THOMAS F. THOMAS, Register. Date of first pub., April 2, 1936 Date of last pub.. 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