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Show FACE TWO Issued Every THE SUN A D V O By the Carbon County Publishing Company. Thundy retrenchment in their "preparations programs. With continued development of military preparJOSEPH L. ASBUBY. edness on a large scale in Europe combined with Publisher and Manager. the repeated proddings of such "me unt God" dictators as Mussolini and Hitler, the world bids VAL n. COWLES. Editor and Advertising Manager. fair to soon become engulfed in warfare the like of which has never been thought of by the avSubscription, $2.00 the Year In Advance. Phone No. 9. erage person. It is encouraging that this nations chief exEntered As Second Class Mall Matter At the Poetoffice ecutive had the courage to sound the warning; At Price, Utah. Under the Act of March 3, 1879. it is more cheering that he is of statesmanship ADVERTISING! KATES stature, such as commands the respect of those Display Matter Per Inch Per Issue, 40c, Transient, 50c. in charge of affairs in the nations toward which Special Position, 23 Per Cent Additional his warnings were dictated. Something of an idea of what a war at present Lgals Ten Cents the Line Each Insertion. Count Six Words to Line. Summons, $12.50; Water Applicaor in the near future might mean may be gained tion, $15.00; Final Proof, $10.00. from a recent statement by General A. E. Ross, Readers Fifteen Cents the Line Each Insertion. Count doctor and chemist, to the Canadian house of Six Words to the Line. Blaclcface Type Twenty-Fiv- e commons as to what chemical warfare means; Cents Additional Each Insertion. "Three drops will kill, said Ross, mentioning a new gas which causes the lungs to fill with water Read-taObituaries, Cards of Thanks, Resolutions, Etc, At d and rots the walls of the blood vessels. "It is a Notice Rates. Count Six Words to the Line. For Sale, For Rent, Found, Loot, Etc, Two Cents Per gas against which our masks would be no protection whatever. One part of this gas in Word Each Issue. No Charge Accounts. parts of air will put a man out of action Address All Communication to in one minute. Two planes could carry enough CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. to destroy the population of London. 00 PRICE, UTAH He went on and told of cacodyl isocyanide, one breath of which will kill; of another new gas which penetrates the skin without harm and then acts like strychnine, only far worse. He told of thermite, which develops a heat that melt? iron like wax. THE WEAKEST APPOINTMENT IT is becoming increasingly evident that the one major appointment made by Presidtnt Roosevelt, which in all likelihood will cause him more difficulty in the future than all others CALL FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE combined, is that of Lewis W. Douglas as director of the budget. Douglas, young in years, but ESTABLISHMENT of two of the reforestation oW jn the game of shifting the burden of lespon-sibilit- y c of government, not to mention its costs, from i mps within a comparatively short distance Price places a responsibility upon Price to the shoulders of those least able to bear them, is quite out of the ordinary. In these camps that has already conducted himself in office in such there vill eventually be stationed at least four manner as to remove thousands of former lt hundred young men, yoqhs, most of whom are supports 'off the reservation." not much more will be away A former "playmate" of Trubee Davison, ap- from home and than boys. They are certain to exfriends, they pointive officeholder under the Hooverian re- perience some degree of that homesickness to gime, Douglas conducted himself in congressionwhich most of use are subject under similar al office contrary to the welfare of the common interests, a record that should have erected an . Price is that largest center of population withopposition to Douglas appointment to any ima in of these camps. portant office despite the strong political wires That reasonably short distance the necessarily places responsibility upon that were certain to be pulled in his behalf. this community and its citizens for creating as Douglas activities In office will sooner or la- much of a "homey atmosphere as possible for ter cause the administration extreme embarrass- these young men. It is a responsibility that ment and may be responsible for creation of just should not be that should not be passthe "break that the Roosevelt opposition is ed by withoutneglected,action. Let us that proper waiting for, silent though it may be at present. this opportunity of service will be methope with the Douglas is the type of Democrat such as Joe spirit and action that will assure for all time Robinson, Arkansas senator, an attainment that pleasant memories of the time spent in this dishas been arrived at by accident or as a conven- trict by the men who are to be occupants young ient means to an end. of these reforestation camps. Roo-eev- A TIMELY WARNING JONE too soon has come the warning of the chief executive of a nation of world power, Roosevelt that of all countries must pursue a policy of f PE1CE. PTAH g SSHulj! fat . STATOTOtt CaV Sewing Circle to Meet Thursday John Koch "h Mrs. Angus Johnson will entertain are. Lie4 charged . with her at club the Social Sewing Circle In a complaint I1U-- 4 home Thursday afternoon. fore Justice W. V Woman's Club fieldardville. Mary Ausjj Holds V1 s Eastern Star Woman Price plaining witness Members of the ned of the Sets Meeting complaint filed bef! club held their closing banquet of Eastern church. Order Naomi chapter, year Friday at the Community hold its final meeting of cused of a sUtutor-Mrs. L. A. McGee club president, Star, will ; introduced season ' and Thursday evening of this Sube is the the welcomed the guests The Masonic toastmistress. in the temple. as week West R. Mrs. George committed West to chapter will not meet again until Toasts were given by Mrs. September. the club auxiliaries, the new Century Auxilclub and the Junior Literary of the Democratic Club a? iary, and to the presidents To Meet June 2$ organizations, Miss Frances Taylor resC. HiibbatJ & Members of the Carbon County and Mrs. Frank Sawyer, who auxtwo the of enbe will Members club Democratic PfcjsidM Ladies a ponded. iliaries were guests at the banquet. tertained by Mrs. Jack Jones of Casrethe Office Other toasts were given to tle Gate with a luncheon Monday, Phone 246-J- , Hour, J h . club Reei tiring officers of the Woman's re- June 26. A business meeting will folUtah Electric and to the husbands. Each of the BmTtkig, fc, luncheon. low the succestiring leaders introduced her sor. The remainder of the program New F. McLauJ Century Club included reports of the year's work T. Completes Season Physician and 8ar by Mrs. McGee and Mrs. O. The New Century club, second auxthe selections by Brooks, treasurer; held its Hours, 10 a. m. to 12 oo , club chorus, dance numbers and iliary of the Womans club, Office Phone 163-of the season Wednesday tea closing group singing. of last week at the Notre Commercial Bank society !. Buet - comphV J profess!? lii Dr. J. Dr. R. Install Officers June 14 D. A. R. to New officers of Escalante chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will be insta led at a meeting to be held Wednesday, June 14 at the home of Mrs. John Hillabrant of evening Dame hall. Individual corsages of orchid sweet peas were presented to the Gease, members and guests. The hall was A Lit Attorney beautifully decorated in the club orchid and yellow. colors, Office In Count Conn t j The following officers of the W OmPrice, Utah. ans club were special guests: Mm L. A. McGee, retiring president; Mrs. B. Dalton, Glen D. Reese, president; Mrs. George Juvenile Jud; ail Mathis, first vice president; Mrs. W. Attorney At Lav ft W. Christensen, second vice presPhone 336, 27 iaw ident; Mrs. Norman Hamilton, rePrice, Utah cording secretary; Mrs. Arthur Craven, corresponding secretary; Mrs. O. T. Brooks, treasurer. The following L. McGee, officers of the Junior Literary AuxAttorney At Lav iliary were also present: Mrs. Frank Mrs. Vincent Rooms B and 6, Silvagni Build Sawyer, president; Sumner, vice president; Miss Evelyn Utah. Phones, Office 183, Bm Stultz, secretary and treasurer; Miss Grace Gibbs, reporter. Other special H. Binch, guests included Mrs. J. C. Hubbard, Attorney At Lav Mrs. George R. West and Mrs. Henry 715 Judge Building, Salt Lilt! Ruggeri. The following program was presented: Violin solo, Miss Helen Flynn, Mortuary Licensed Embalmcn accompanied by Mrs. R. G. Wood-headance, Miss Norma Hamilton, A. N. Wallace, llaaipi accompanied by Miss Maunty WhitAmbnlance Service, Dai more; vocal selections, Miss Alice Phone 158 Carlson, accompanied by Miss Evelyn Branch; vocal solo, Miss Margaret Funeral Hoi Licensed Embalm Hennesy, accompanied by Mrs. E. K. Olson. Two cleverly arranged games and a luncheon completed the eveQuality Service, ReasontNt entertainment. Ambulance Serrica nings - ..fb M Walter C lb c rf-- W. P. E. O. Chapter Plans Picnic Chapter B of the P. E. O. sisterhood will hold a picnic at the Price City p.irk Monday, Jane 12. The affair will be the last club event until September. Bridge Luncheon Given for Twelve Mrs. J. P. Russell of Hiawatha entertained at her home Thursday afternoon with a bridge luncheon. Guests were Mrs. Walter V. Pace, Mrs. Frank W. Averill, Mrs. Oscar Hanson, Mrs. Erin Leonard, Mrs. J. C. Hubbard, Mrs. Ruth Flynn, Mrs. Leonard Frand-se- n, Mrs. J. Bracken Lee, Mrs Mack Olson and Mrs. Glen S. Nelson, Price, and Mrs. Clyde J. Roberts and Mrs. Charles Ammon, Columbia. Bridge Club Entertained. Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Pace entertained the Bridge Dinner club at their home Sunday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Redd, Dr. and Since it has been revealed that J. P. Morgan paid Mrs. Charles Ruggeri, Mr. and Mrs. no income tax for at least two years lt AM tfRUfry. Mai Gotaour, aits. Eva Parkinson of while jat thejajneJime vpaia taxes in England, the Lewiston, Utah, Mrs. Audrea Boyle of Mrs. J. T. Kelley, Mr. StSTement of George Bernard Shaw that the United andEphraim, Mrs. Elmer C. Young and Mr. States "is a nation of boobs takes on new significance. and Mrs. C. R. Fergusson. J A lb -s- s A. J. If -- e -- r! d p ... 1 son, nary: Wallace .one, d; ses, Flynn It is very appropriate that Mrs. Phone 29 7, 3tt0 Pr 'IE Nellie Ross should be appointed to be director of the mint. A woman will Eyes see to it that the floors of the mint and GLASSES FITTS are swept clean and you know they recover quite a little of that precious Any Lense Duplicated In gold from the sweeping s. Then, a Minutes or Less. woman would know just how to make mint sauce and perhaps mint julep, LEWIS OPTICAL if called for. Star Theater Bldg. Tested apal d of ;ed ir 'nel C t QtirU'C&r( Qearhrtu uf&eAs. May t: suppose that I J X 22, 1933 were VI-- . J 11 - Haul Anything We Phone 426 Anywhere B. E. Johnson, first really enthusiastic customers were Country Doctors. the first to realize the value of dependable transportation AMPBELLS TRANSfER 302 309 They S. CAIdBON to a widely scattered practice. Even today I occasionally hear from some of those first Ford users. That We had to teach local mechanics hew to care for the cars. in the world. is how Ford Service began, which is now found everywhere not complete our We believed from the beginning that a sale does it creates upon us an obligationknow transaction with our customer to see that our customer's car gives him service. Ford Dealers their duty to the public in this respect. I can say of Ford Dealers generally that they have been and are men of character and standing in their communities. Most of them have been with us many years, which indicates that we agree on basic business principles. The Company provides that the methods used to ell of the Dealers the Ford car are consistent with the self-respwho handle it. The present Ford V--8 is the peak of our 30 years experience. er We have never made a better car. Its engine is The car is admittedly very good looking powerful and smooth running. and has comfortable riding qualities. It is economical in operation because of advanced engine design and low car weight. It is the fastest, roomiest and most powerful car we have ever built. A Wdtelv TKt 'k,' (Sonoao.' W rv V7 I xnmna-sx- irwintr rtiiiigr'Niktai. sioRAf 0 vi5r- M Ms AVE.-- r' "fi ?a ( A $ eight-cylind- j PI MOVlKOFtACtaNG SHIPPING ect r lie net may claim My & Vi Coal Co. T to be the first Ford Dealer. I not only them myself. made cars, but sold them and frequently delivered cars from Detroit The "drive away" is not new; often I have driven to towns in Ohio or Indiana or Michigan to make delivery. where I There were no good roads in those days, and the people drove had never seen a motor car before. I Johnson Transfer ( - .5 G A S O L I N |