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Show NOVEMBER CAY, 12, 198 EMERY COUNTY Utah Farm Wage Average Rises at funeral service A have beauty, dignity the last (d consolation, not be expensive Ibute need To i WALLACE MORTUARY WALLACE ALVIN A Attendant Lady rnce Its Raining Liquid Gold Underground in Utah IMine him. Mrs Will Fail, Mrs iRose Hammcl and Miss Hazel Hawks have all gone to Green River to spend the winter.. Town Pres., J. Huntington B Meeks, is having consider- able repairing done on his be quite an im- - 1 '"'A c and r The Saturdav Rope STEWART nes in DALL in CHANDLER -- Tues. Wed Mon. fhen My Baby miles At Me In Technicolor With JETTY al Sil-mo- re one POWER line BAXTER in "S?, "lly IE OF P OBI . W THE IRISH I Util ms Miner 1960 feet below surface at Silver King Mine, Park City flow of water shows how Utah Mine problems increase with depth. Water, the liquid gold to Utahs depth of 7000 feet has been level, the economy, is becoming ed. On the 7960-foand more a pioblem to the ver King encountered a new ore mining industry m the extraction body, but with it came a tremen-o- f the States mineral resources, dous flow of water. , As the mines sink progressively T. deeper in their quest for metals, the inexorable supply of water in- - dolafs Pto d.qick t?, &is Naturally, the pumping so that valuatfe adds greatly to the costs inherent Qre coud be llfted to the surface. in deeper mining. flow of 4o00 gallons ppr mn'fe A striking example of this is b this boltom. f at Coalition mine Silver the ofPthe nilne. lt 13 ralsi.d King most has m ne that Park City, Ltah, a 7no feet . to the 13no foot level been in almost continuous produc- t permitted to drain out tion for io years The Silver King h g tlfnnel. has driven over 300 miles of underThe Silver King is pumping ground orkings during this period in ord'r to keep ore reserves ahead enough water to irrigate 700 acres of farm land. This in itself is a of production. The ore has led the Silver King valuable resource to Utahs and deeper and further into arid land, but we must keep, the the mountains to the west of the mine in operation to make the town of Park City, until today a water available. district. The THURSDAY ers non GRABLE DAILEY 'AN 0 otoer Sonm Mrs Ray Humphrey, Reporter Mrs Lu.e Fox left for California last 'week to visit with her daughter and her husband pr and Mrs Chailes Pearson, siie eXpects to stay a few week rPtnrnintr to UUh. 'Robert Curtis is home from at S11 hls W01k and Lake City He expects to stay here for the winter months, sc-ho- Mr and Mrs Johnnie John- ston and son left for Texas this past week after enjoying a few weeks vacation with Mrs John-wi- ll stons parents, Mr and Mrs is Franfk. Moffitt Mr Johnston Li the military foices places could be vastly improved and is stationed in Texas for with a little repairing Castle Dale Born, to Mr the present, and Mrs S. Bert Bunnel, Th-- 1 ursaay evening, a fine boy. Visiting their parents this All are doing well. Mr and Mrsl'veek were Mrs Lincoln Luke James Jeffs, the first of the and Mrs Maron Oveson and week, received the first word sons of Price, Mr and Mrs Ray B Humph-Jamthey have had from their son since he left Camp Lew- - rey enjoyed a few days visit in bound overseas, several Sanpete County the past week. is, v?6 ePhf&vfd also attended the Snow thV belief back They might p unders Dav where m time to eat Christmas their daughter Anita had parts ner with the home folks. 111 the program. FORTY YEARS AGO Mr and! Mrs Leo Jensen acCleveland Two cases of tytheir son Blain to companied town. One in phoid is the five Lake Salt Sunday, where City old year daughter of Thos. E. Davis, the other the six year Blam entered the mission home old child of Lams P. Oveson. Monday morning. Ferron The stork visited Mr and Mrs Reed Hunting-to- n the home of Lewis Edwards were house guests at the The mother and Fred Huntington recently. and home baby are doing nicely. Joseph the Allison Fox home. Nelson and Mrs Anna SorenW. J. Humphrey spent a few son were married in the Manti in Elm othe past week days 3. Nov. Mr and Mrs temple, Nathaniel Crawford will give at the home of his daughtei a wedding reception Friday and family, Mr and Mrs Day. George Young is at home evening at Social Hall in honor of the wedding of their dau- from the Price City hospital, ghter Surelda to Mr Leon P. Ralphs which occurred recently. Miss Kate Lemon spent Right or wrong ? Sunday in Castle Dale. YOU BE THE JUDGE! to Bom Albert Orangeville Allen and wife on Sat., Nov. 6 a son, their firstborn. Mrs Mary Cox was operated upon by Dr. Horace Merrill at Provo this week for gall stone and she is reported as improving. About 40 members Emery of the Relief Society visited the home of Mrs Isaac Allred (who is a missionary widow) last Monday and spent a very pleasant afternoon. Mr Alma Williams, who lis laboring as a missionary in Oklahoma, has been suffering from Malaria, but his health at present is improving. dm-'9U- With Util Sunding6 ORANGEVILLE notes where has been convalescing following his recent operation. Mrs Sam Jewkes went to Salt Lake Sunday to see her husband, who has been in the veterans hospital there. Enroute she passed her husband and her daughter Violet and the latters husband, who were com ing to Orangeville. Mr Jewkes had to return to the hospital Tuesday for further treatment and hospitalization. Miss Phyllis Sitterud left for Sat Lake the past week. Visitors Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray E. Hassin-ge- r and Edna Reid were Mi and Mrs George Fullerton of Spring Glen, Mr and Mrs Keith Gardner of Helper and Mr and Mrs Mike Turnbull and farulv of Columbia. Mrs Clara Seely has been visiting in Salt Lake City and Dragerton the past weeks. She Mr accompanied her father, Sorenson, back to his home after his visit with relatives here til tz: PROTECTION against the ravages of FIRE CALL Nephi L. Williams Phone 31-Castle Dale AGENT Home Fire Insurance Co. A Utah Company X FIRE INSURANCE American Insurance Co. HAS SING SR Agent Orangeville, Utah RAY Notary Public ATIXEE on Sunday at 2:30 p. m. semi-deep- eg FOR SALE v WWW Genuine er The historv of our country is a record of dynamic change. Of growth and progress, yet the constitution OF the united states is as auve today as the it WAS WRITTEN. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF INTERPRETING and APPLYING CONSTITUTION , TO THE DEVELOPING NEEDS Or THE NATION AND THE PEOPLE HAS RESTED WITK' THE SUPREME COURT. IT IS MEN LIKE OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES WHO, IN THE JUDICIAL ARM OP OUR GOVERNMENT, HAVE GIVEN VITALITY AND DIRECTION TO G CONSTITUTIONAL PROCESSES OF OUR REFU iL.: . DAY. the U. S. Rock Wool ! SAVE ON FUEL ! KEEP COOL IN SUMMER We Insulate For Less Call or Write Wallace G. Grange Phone 494 Price, Utah ERY1C CO. .Right or wrong? SRV1C soria- -- 'YOU BE THE JUDGE Ageu ulcto rSTsupra AlBEST-PlP- iT f rtf. $ See 37 POULTRY 6.00 x 16 6.50 x 16 $8.75 $10.25 YOUR TIRE HEEDS We deliver every Tuesday One sack dr a hundred All mail orders taken care of anaconda super phosphate, 48 PERCENT COTTONSEED CAKE ROLLED GRAINS LIVESTOCK MINERALS FLOUR, SEEDS IALS pRltf OXYGEN & ACETYLENE WELDERS and WELDERS SUPPLIES FULL HARDWARE LINE JOHN DEERE MACHINERY Price Commission CSS3SS3 Company P1UCE, UTAH ) - BE38BIY tyd-Cl- ler ces Uinter Trea Mroadsn tTbbchaRs? ure FIVE es ridav and , THIRTY YEARS AGO Mr and Mrs Grangevlille Will Fail have resigned their positions as postmaster and postmistress which they have held for over 20 years, all the time a credit to themselves and very satisfactory to our ttwn. LeRoy Taylor, who was stricken with the influenza last week, as well again and no one else has taken it from PRICE, UTAH T. PAGE - V Theatre UTAH ,j tui t - DALE, $137. release from the Bureau By way of comparison the Agricultural Economics in average prevailing farm wage Washington places the average Ur, western states were Uuah iaim wage at x.47 QUOted Idah $158 month. This figure is CZ pared with the $142 average ,aria' $155; Nevada- - $137given for July of this yearAnzo- - $135; Wyoming- $133; $October 1H7 $129 1947. and New Mex' V Eft CASTLE A unplaced Licenstd Embalmer Licensed Funeral Director Ambulance "Service PROGRESS, Firestone Super Anti Right or wrong? YOU BE THE JUDGE 1 Freeze Lubrication - Battery Charging WE HAVE TIRE CHAINS J. & 1. Shell Station Service Castle Dale |