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Show THE S ALINA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH THE S ALINA SUN JUST CELEBRATIN Issued Every Friday at Salina, Utah. (By SUGAR mail mattar under tb Entered at the portoffice at Salina, as second-clas- s act of Congress of March 3, 1879. 1.00 Payable Advance - a - - - - Advertising Rates Given on Application. Hot dogs and ice cream, candy and buns. Clothes smirred with victuals and Editor and Publuhet H. W. CHERRY pop-cor- LOOK OUT TOR HIGHWAY RUI.ILUNC CONGESTION'. FOREST FIRES. Memorial day will he remembered, among other things, as the occasion of the greatest highway con. . gestion in history. The roads suiTourTiling every great rhy from New York to San Francises, were jammed to the breaking ;mt. Sjx'fd of traffic wits reduced to a mere crawl. TrafUc officers found thernsekes w.th an ireoluhle problem Governor Meier warning his state I,:i-,- t their hands. Narrow roads, inadequate roads, d tours, were the means clF delaying hundreds of thousands of motorist and, of greater Importance, g a multitude of accident0. f The n eial is that we need more r nd wider .roads inall sections pf tjm on cau.-in- Oregon, in that it faces an gf unusual forest fire hazard, said that all hut 23 per cent of forest fires are caused by human carelessness and indifference or malice. is not The situation in Oregon in from different that many greatly other states, and the Governors warning has national signif.cance. We talk, on the one hapd, about forest preservation and on the other, we make it possible for "thousands of acres of grown or growing timber to be devastated in the course of a few hours.. The summer and fall seasons immensely increase the seriousness of the forest fire problem. The careless smoker and builder of campfires constitute a tremendous hazard to our timber areas to say nothing of the arsonist, who is always busy. Every public and private facility should given to forest protection and every individual should do his bit in cooperating in the good work. b-- - . Liquidation. "I suppose even in an Stranger " of her wedding? place like this the Yes, but they put Miss Middlgage pFice of necessities has risen? . col-was married to the Yes;-ait aint worth etor of antiques. drinkin when youve got it. "I wonder why Martha 'was so angry. The papers gave a full account well-know- n h Old-tim- fiM NEW LOW PRICES Correspondent Special o- - By Special Correspondent , W.ll Taylor of Ogden, was an over- Pioneer Woman Passes. Mrs. Kerstina Gregerson Madison, night guest at the home of his son, Frank Taylor, Friday. resident of Redmond, a long-tim- e t died at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cooper and Mr. Mrs. Teter Andreason, last Friday and Mrs. Cleo Harward enjoyed an morning. Mrs. Madison had been confined to her bed for the past three outing at Fishlake Sunday. months and her advanced age, coupled with infirmities, is given as the LaVon Madsen, Philo Madsen and cause of her death. Claude Brown, spent Saturday anl Mrs. Madison was bom in DenSunday fishing at Loss Creek. mark in the year 1819, and in her native country she was married to Paul Madison. In the year 1888 the famMrs. Ira Bates spent last week-en- d in Salt Lake City. She was accomily came to Utah, settling in Redpanied home by her daughter, Helen. mond, where they made their permanent home. She was the mother of thirteen children and three Mrs. Betsy Scovil of Monroe, spent She is survived by throe last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Christensen of daughters, Mrs. Jess Scovil. Salt Lake, Mrs. John Christensen and Mrs. Peter Andreason of Redmond. J. E. Day, Frank Nielson, James The are Sem Madison and Andrew Peterson, spent Satur- of Salt Lake and Miss Matilda Madiday and Sunday at Fishlake. son of Denmark. Funeral services for Mrs. Madison Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Poulson of were held Monday afternoon at 3 Richfield, visited at the Geo. Payne oclock from the Redmond chapel. J. home Sunday. C. Nelson, Ernest Frandsen and C. , sten-childre- n. step-childr- Mickelson were the principal in honor of the birthday anniversary speakers.,, Appropriate musical num- of her daughter, LaRces. Luncheon bers were given and the gift of beau- was served to twent little guests. tiful floral offerings by loving friends made the services most impressive. Mrs. Jos. F. Peterson and Miss Interment was held at the Redmond Reya Peterson mote red to Gunnison cemetery. Wednesday to visit with friends. C Pep-U- p Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shay and daughyour business with an ad n ter, Francis, came to Redmond Wed- in your paper. nesday afternoon. They are visiting with Mrs. Shays parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christensen. F. O. BULLOCK DENTIST Hours 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowman of Salhome-tosv- mon City, Ida., Mrs. Peter R. Peterson of Salt Lake City, and Archie Barney of Spring City, were visiting friends and relatives in Redmond, Sunday. The Misses Faunda Mickelson, Lorraine Nelson, Vera Jensen, Mrs. Jensen and Martin Jensen, were doing temple work at Manti Tuesday. In Gunnison Salina ... Each Wednesday Utah Dr. J. L. Lewis Es-mo- nt Mrs. F. T. Nelson and daughters, Vivian, Dona and Joy, motored to Ephraim Tuesday on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mrs. Wilford Stevens entertained a group of children Sunday afternoon Eye Specialist Richfield Will be at DR. BULLOCKS OFFICE Hours: 2 until t4dvanc&d zJEFRIQE RATION Mrs. Ira Bates and Mrs. Loyle Buckley were Richfield business visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson are receiving congratulations on the arrival of a baby boy, born June 26. Mr. and Mrs. Lavor Anderson announce the birth of a baby girl, June 24th. Anna Louise and Kenneth Schuster of Salt Lake City, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Soren- and Mrs. Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Lazenby, and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Lazenby attended the morning session at the Manti Mr. L. P. temple Wednesday. 9 9 9 Miss Veryl Jensen left Thursday for Salt Lake City, where she will attend school. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Pace of Richfield, were guests of Mrs. Wilford Ivie Sunday. Gerald and Stanley Curfew visited last week with their grandparents at Torrey. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thompson and family. Dally Bird and Lynn Neil-se- n of Salina, spent Sunday at Maple Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Harward of Elsinore, are visiting at the Ama-- Harward horned ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Electric Water Coolers Electric Milk Coolers Christiansen Furniture Co. SALINA. UTAH . Mrs. W. R. Johnson and daughters, Varna and Gail, spent a pleasant afternoon Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Elmer Nelson in Redmond. A dainty luncheon was served in the late afternoon. Visitor "Were getting up a raffle for a poor old man. Wont you buy a ticket, my dear? Sweet Thing "Mercy, no! What would I do with him if I won him? Just a gentle wipe XJf and Frigidaire gleams I' , with spotless " newness As Porcelain-on-steel- ! freshly the frozen snow on a white as mountain slope and far more easy to keep clean than a china plate! Its glass-like- , gleaming surface wont harbor any dirt that one gentle sweep of a clean, damp simply cloth wont whisk away! No smydgy pattern of finger prints need ever decorate the front of your Frigidaire! No spallings will ever stain its everlasting, frosty-whit- e interior! Not even lemon juice can mar or mark it! The Frigidaire the bride of tomorrow buys wilLboast the same pure, orange-blossowhiteness on her Golden Wedding Day! m Beautiful, durable Porcelain-on-stee- l is one of the very real advantages of Fngidaire Advanced Refrigeration. There are many others. It is these major improvements, developed by Frigidaire, that have made household refrigeration so healthful, conven-en- t and economical. We invite you to come in and learn all about them. THE NEW ALL U, HITE FKIGIDAIRES EAR SERVICE GUARANTEE PORCELAIN-OX-STEE- 4 See Us for "Glasses That ning. son. Refrigerators C. E. PETERSON, E. V. JOHNSON. Asst. Cashier. . economy now. Commercial es. V.-- n and Cashier. REDMOND AVRORA By m ALL-STEE- L H. B. CRANDALL, Sorenson and the honored guesf. number of games were played and luncheon was served in the late eve- . GENERAL GATES. Pres. S. A e d H. Bill THRIFTY homes the count ry, youll find overINwhelming oof of throughout the expense-frepi performance of General Electric Refrigerators. Now with price reductions General Electric announces a Guarantee. Every new General Electric is warranted free from service expense for three Kifiigerator long years. . The simple mechanism is sealed in the gleaming Monitor Top, permanently o.led safe from nir, moisture and dirt. Cabinets are porceluin-linibeneath. Aceasy to clean broom-roocessible temperature control plus three zones of cold, means Instant response to every need. At new low prices enjoy General Electric convenience and all-ste- el Federal Reserve- - System C. out-of-to- YEAR GUARANTEE AH T crumbs. The big day is over, everyones done, Tired and fatigued from a full day of fun. The sun has gone down, theres stars in the sky Hurrah, hurrah, for the Fourth of July! Verna Harding and Irene Bastian were charming hostesses to a number of friends Monday evening at the Alma Bastian home. The occasion was Ernest Bastians birthday. The guests were Bee SorenIxiuie Willardson, Mella Peterson, son, John Jorgensen, Mike Bastian, and Maurice Rasmussen, all of Salina, and Edith Thompson, Rex Jensen, Clyde Harward, Ken Harward, Out of the crucible of 3 years USE COMES THIS .. . . Member Everyones happy, everyones gay, All celebrating the nation's birthday! country, traffic congestions, even on norm.il days, is increasingly onerous. Secondary roads, connecting main d arteries of travel w'th rural, mens, are becoming more importai t anl offer ti perennial attraction to the motorist. They take him away from the congestion that i the bane of automobile travel and they likewise take him into new country and show him now vi.tas, Full-roads of dth, weather-proo- f Tommy,- very- - sleepy, was saying this character, suitable .for', a fair his prayers: Now I lay me dowm to amount of traffic, can be built at a I pray the Lord my soul to "fraction of the cost of main highways sleep. . keep. .and as traffic requires, surfaces, can "If prompted his mother. bt bu It up with local materials anil "If'he hollers, let him go, eotiy, asphaltic hinders to the ' necessary ' meeny, mineymo. tliieklie-ss. semi-kolate- n SALINA SALINA-U- The old folks are happy, the kiddies are gay, Eveiyones out for a big holiday. The streets are all crowded, the parade's going by Hurrah, hurrah, for the Fourth of July! making change of address give old address as well as the new. 1m F O fire-rracke- 12.00 In JfirSttateank The blare of the trumpet and the roll of the drums. and gatling guns, The bang of The people all shouting, the flags floating on high Hurrah, hurrah, for the Fourth of July! SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year Six Months BEET PETE) ARE SOLD WITH A THREE- - Telluride Power Co. p. m. Fit |