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Show SI7P PAGE LEAKS of LEGION KesaUr wmIob last Thursday at the chateaux, with twenty-fiv- e The Weather No scandal this week, all quiet on the western front On account of the boxing card, no meeting will be held this week but buddies, look ont for the following Thursday. Come on out there are more surprises yet when you miss a meeting, you dont know what else you may be passing. You need the Legion and the Legion needs you. Visiting Legionairei According to nryn report taued Tuesday by imi the observer, ack, government recorded mum temperature Sunday was during the week ending was 55 degrees. The lowest mark as are degrees. Daily readings are always welcome. Held For of Accident Services March 1 present. Regular March 2 the minutes, and Victim March 3 committee reports. 4 March from held were services committee Funeral The lunch reported that the children were being served at the the Notre Dame church Friday at 10:30 a. m. for Thomas Oycharcabal, Central school and the offer of the 45, former Carbon sheepman, who free use of the Legion hall was ack- was killed Tuesday of last week near nowledged with thanks. DeBeque, Colo., when struck by the locomotive of a passenger train. The The new famous "history" Is . Flynn funeral home had charge of rapidly nearing completion. When this is done, the committee will interment in the Price cemetery. al At the time of his death, Mr. be recommended for congressionresided at Fruits, Cola He al honors. was born in France and is survived The parade committee for the by his widow and two children. band contest is awaiting details An investigation of the ' accident disclosed that Mr. Oycharcabal was from the central committee. near the tracks, then turned walking Everything is all set for the boning onto the rails directly in Card on March 9th. This premises to and stepped of the train. Death was be a real fight card, gome of the best the path Went In the county is to be on hand acne mighty fine boots are aa- -, The proceeds from these fights W write all kinds of Imseraaoir are for the Junior baseball activity, and the card should receive the sup bfef-- Tornado, Graft Pin, port of everyone in Price. Painting of the interior and exterBala and AatomaMW, la ft ior of the Price postafflce building Buddy Fred Voll, commander is and week last started progressing of the Helper post, and his boat ccrapaalra ia tha United rapidly. The contract for the work (or something), Buddy was awarded by the U. S. treasury Staten. Connors, were present and stated to Arthur M. Geldon and department that Helper post was preparing a company of Chicago, HI., whose bid Memorial day program and asked was $493 for the inside and $68 for the cooperation of Price post, the outside, a total of $561. malting it a joint affair annually According to Postmaster J. F. and in return they would coopFhoae and Oar Agot Win Ml the. contract called for the celeerate on the Armistice day materials of use the highest grade bration which has become an anand specified that the walls were to nual affair with Price post This cleaned and washed. suggestion was approved and so be thoroughly from now on it looks as if the According to the modem view, an two posts will have some mighty uncivilized country Is one where you fine celebrations, all working tovtah stand every mile g cant find a gether, which means a successful or aa Legion year in Carbon county. The social session was In charge of Art Horsley, who can always be de-t-o Branch Income spring the unusuaL Office A very Interesting program was arranged. Every buddy present Price By called on to do or die; some of the short talks were mighty good, and the A temporary branch office was stories told of their experiences by of hall at the city tablished Thursday of the baddies were this week for the purpose of assisting than fiction, betters it We stranger income 1932 their in filing taxpayers be' baddies the not all Practically tax returns. R. J. Goodwin, represenB. gailty of various offenses and tative of the state tax commission, is collected dimes were speedily by in charge of the bureau, which will the and Rfaner Bertst As remain open until Wednesday, March Ted Thomaswere used to bay the ro15. won no tten Taxes may be paid at the branch from the court derisions. All In oil. It office, Mr. Goodwin being authorized was a most enjoyable evening. Instead to administer the necessary oath. Car- of the regulation donghnats and cofbon residents are advised that taxes fee, good eld malllgan at become delinquent next Wednesday, the rapidity with which and and all citizens are urged to file their tt disappeared, guess a number of the returns before that date. baddies have not been eating Mr. Goodwin conducted an office Your Monin the city hall at Helper from until Thursday. amawimimwmwMMiwmmAmmwwmM day Occasional Suite side-kic- busl-laelnd- ed ks Oyh-arcab- Painting of Federal Building Progresses aide-de-ca- mp Mac-Knig- ht, rue hot-do- Scouts he Girl Tax Joflwaooia TTffamioOoi? Coofl Co. Established State In she was called, grew up in an atmosphere of Indian legends told by a grandmother who was once a captive of an Indian tribe, and of the Civil war, in which she herself was a youthful participant A "rebet he tasted her first sugar, sitting on Sherman's knee. Later she was to walk American to g girl scouting indignantly from a party in her honwas: characteristic comment or in Africa, because an innocent could mge! Gabriel himself band had played Marching Sudanese them take what they didnt Through Georgia. What was Juliette Lows line in eloquent of Mrs. Lows if one may use the colloquial life, at the movement that before she became founder and term, known of her today of the girl scouts? Listing her worker girl scout circle, interests is like itemizing the list of that the girl scouts, who girl scout activities. She was an acof age" on March 12, have she painted, played the piano, a single seed into this tress, built a forge at which she Solo modeled, tree of many branches, it is o made the iron gates for her English wo-thwas the who inquire By several languages, spoke estate, rode, did the planting and why was devoted to animals. She owned a o, twenty-agin Creek Coal Co. it Savannah, Ga., Eight students have so far been Mined bv Willow dog called Bowwow, a Maltese cat Call Andersen Phone caned XUtle, g grey parrot called selected to represent the Harding Mu 668-le tries to sum up Juliette division solo 1SR11 school in the nninr high Boons, a macaw called Blue as her nephew has dene charm-Ih- e Polly contest in April, band Price of the once London in Bird. When appears as the most com--y she had to living the macaw in the zoo, according to an announcement made lovable, illogical and talented where she park visited it regularly to the by G. W. Tucker, music director of m ever bora on the American of bystanders, who could hear the Harding school. lent Perhaps the contradictions delight The contestants are as follows: on her departure yelling: bird the y, r character may be explained by "Come Jorgensen, oboe, Ross Dorothy mama. back, mtrasts in her ancestry and and Kenneth Biddle, delpiccolo; Married but childless, deaf and mother came of pioneer icate in a of the dis- Clyde Krebs, bass horn; Thomas way prophetic and her father fought ease that killed and William Stevenson, bariher, Juliette Low Confederate army. Daisy, as founded the Henrie and Lorraine Barbara tone; from scouts Is a letter over-du-e infecting by girl horn. Virden, with a group of Savannah youngsters another in one the of family Soloists for the trombone, cornet, her own enthusiasm for the program. back home, folks snare drum the and clarinet city, saxaphone, to infect was later That enthusiasm the away at other girls by the hundreds of thou- will be chosen March 13. The school youngsters sands. Over a million have felt the will have more solo contestants this them toschool? Telephone stuneed for and enjoyed the fun of girl year than heretofore, and the form of ringworm, and highly scouting, as adapted by Juliette Low dents are practicing daily in prepnight after 8:30, when ious, intolerable itching and and her followers from the program aration for the event. low station-to-statio-n night ng; cracking and peeling off of conceived by the father of all scoutin effect. are rates kin; blisters. Take no chances, ing, Lord ur toes itch the least bit go lem at enee with a powerful an-i- c, Home is the place where you dont Family reunions now and like Emerald OiL Rub your have to lay down a tip evwon of Price Peggy Flynn then, by telephone, are next (every night and morning with ery time you ask for a drink of water. dl it isnt greasy and does not first place in the annual oratorical best to personal visits. Another thing the average citizen contest held at the Carbon high school One bottle is enough to clear clothes s. is thankful 'for is that his le infection, say Friday under the sponsorship of the dont wear out as quickly as his Sons of the American Revolution. Money back if it doesn't "Long Distance will Her subject was Unlearned Learnneedwith oration dealing the be glad to tell you ing, ed changes in the educational system. the rate for the call. Mlw Frances Seaton of Price won were contestants Other second place. Miss Katherine Jones, Virginia Lee and William Cassady of Price, and Merrill Ellis of Wellington. The orations were judged by Mrs. The Mountain States J. W. Hammond and Henry Ruggerl of Price and W. H. Wardell of Helper. Telephone & Telegraph Co. Halbert Greaves, a member of the HERE IS REAL artistry in Carbon high faculty, directed the ittingt trimming and waving e new bobs. So mueh do mds nponv shaping the hair bout the face that it will fol-THOMAS ORVAL the lines most becoming to scouts throughout America will ate on March 12, for on that ley become of age. Twenty-on- e ago Juliette Low founded the irl scout troop in Savannah, Ga. someone congratulated Mrs. the great work she had done E atti-foun- de-fro- m at Haul Anything Anywhere E. Phone 426 Johnson, Mgr. Slip Covers Tailored to Fit FREE! - If W Worried? Har-shel- up-H- er K Sar-Ma- Vi hletes Foot Eaden-Powe- Annual Oratorical Contest Conducted ll. ten-ce- nt 0 0 0 Living Room Chairs or Famous PEACOCK Coal Entries Named Harding School ln-t- & Ordered During . march ;.! r Every woman has longed for a set of Slip not the sloppy, ready-mad- e type but slip coven perfectly fitted, flounced and tailored by an., expat upholsterer. The labor involved in wmfcfag these, running nearly 60 per cent of the total rose, has in the past seemed prohibitive. Cover During' the month of March you may make your own selection from our large stock of tub-faCretomles, Crashes, Mohairs or Denims, and our upholsterer will tailor them to your furniture st at no cost to you. They will be made with separate cushions, flounces, snap fasteners, allowing quick removal for laundering, or according to your specifications. Schramm-John-tore- A Smart Haircut . w OU. cu- re satisfation. 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