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Show SECOND SECTION SECOND SECTION PRESENT 'SCOUTS JUBILEE PROGRAM f-- U' J. wi 0 4 Uat tvkrnt 1 ". 1 1 tvcnlr Sj,-Jd- a & uui ! lky Jiu vkrd prv U-- ",;l 1 cJI p 4 Now Playing th four l! lA.i-i- . olid in ua u d Sat. Matinee at 2:30 A STORYlo ( of tludrsler, How AlurJu 5," IXifiald t.- IS.rlh h Uen If f'ir'i f Idea r& Wi-d- t Puy.- A Culdiinj; s'WuUn la ITS AUTH ARED DeU C f .e Tn:l A: an )C t'e j try.-- program at f-n- d . rije ar.d ; i.:-- H Pind lli f C&s-- de r!t y t prin-(fif- of pnu-n- l bohind hoodlmoa Matim c Etening Conducted At Sunday For David Griffiths y.r.cra! s nis j IDS fjf Divid Gr.ffdhs, Cis1 Cate were held Sunday at Castle Cite died at Wednesday of last week IDHHD ARHOU) . ARTHUR BtROR MDL PECCT CONRUR MOT SEtfIK C JAMI IEECHEI Thomas-Deser- ALso ct Mickey Mouse Cartoon hi Matinee Mary Elizabeth Williams arffiths He had teen a resident of VUh for over 30 years. He was marred May 16. 1906 to Olivetta Howard, rho died three years ago. Mi.7 Jane Griffiths, Castle Gate; five yrs, David John Griffiths, Jr., Hartley Gnffiths, Robert Griffiths, Rich-i- tf Gnff.ths and Alvin Griffiths, all d Castle Cate, and seven daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon and Mrs. Honopa Warr, Tooele; Mrs. Olivetta easnali, Grantsville; Mrs. Sarah Jane Smith, Murray; Mrs. Alice Best, Price: Mas Constance Griffiths and Miss Viola Griffiths, Castle Gate. Also surviving are two brothers, Hyrura G. Griffiths. New York City, and Evan Griffiths, Kenilworth; one sister Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, Salt Lake City, and 11 grandchildren. ar,d 2 Liberty Says 20c 25c . . . ?he im$ OF A imtm' 20c 25c GARY COOPER RANC HOT TONE CROMWELL SIR CUT STANDING IITHI F F M BURKF 11W. FRIENDS of Mr. SIDEERE mir. 51, who pneumonia The jartary had charge of burial in the Price ccmcU ry. Mr. Cr.ff.'.ha was born May 6, 1883 .a Sx'.h Wales, a son of Evan Griff-.t- J if Charlie Ruggles Ann Dvorak eh.ijH-- l 'v.c - Another Extraordinary Stage Shove Four Stars and a Cheer RICHARD Tuc. :30 Sun. Mon. F Castle Gate iC 5c - 15c 0c - 20c 1 Matinee Continuous Sun. from 2:30 Kinjfisli Levinsky ipisioei; - Rites Knrlth Uctofy.rg domo 15c 10c - 20c 10c Etening Official Fight Pictures Max Baer vs. thrilling ntyittry e e. H MadM-nC!.'.ral school spoke . Matinee and kt hIIii atvtl 10 pi to rh I h'e '' ai.;.n Cite $..! Ik Tuesday Only 3 Sat. from 2:30 CARNIVAL in . IXMCLAS MONKiOMEHV 1) AMI) MANXEItS HEATH EK AN GEE t, H rrT.iJider of the program In Pace and .jfj pavers by Eldon jjrei i Ji .iimt. Uj. a flag ceremony No 265 and the "t realr of tn'Newts: "Ainrnca, by ' fr-Laws." "6 I.1 of Mine" and , . Tracy Sally Eilen Jimmy Ourante of EDWIN DR00D ,lM et ifad'--nr onlinuou Saturday Tuning fiont G:00 THE .MYSTERY Gardner, i out ccxn-jdW Wot. Iloy Vjjrrl of u.e CwUm diririct. spoke Wtcunung Scout jamboree at H-- (ontinuem.-- Claude Rains cr - ix- Fri. - Sat. Mon (The ln Uihle Man ) T;j.r.iiea, I-- Sun. Matinee Sat. Morning 1():;() JafrUli wen? Tt-- e - Evening 10c - 15c 10c - 20c - Admission 10c - 20c - Willi. nLso Colored Silly Symphony Peculiar Penguins Matinee Evening 25c 20c 25c 10c - 15c - 20c 10c - 20c 25c Matinee Evening . 10c 15c 10c 20c State Tax Included work and live for the interests of Utah does not presume to tell the congress expected from each post in Carbon and Cat bon county. how the money Is to be raised. men and Emery counties. The American Legion is working for from Grand, San Juan, Uintah and J. H. BRAFFET. Continuous Sun. from 2:30 all veterans, not just its own mem- Duchesne counties arc also welcome cio icI bers, or a chosen few. If you are to compete. Editor, eligible for membership in the AmRAFT erican Legion, we would welcome you, Attention World War Veterans C A I O I I for we need your help and the inis There a misunderEkiilor apparently tOMBARD creased But whether standing on the part of many people you join membership. The people of Utah have spoken! the Legion or not, our fight Precipitation totaling .45 of an inch The people of Carbon county like- - concerning the legislation now in is for the World war veteran, his wi- was recorded at the Price weather have spoken in words and by'Ercss relating to the payment of dow and his orphans. If you served station Friday, according to the weekMatinee 10c - 15c - 20c .justed service certificates of World war in the World war, you belong in the ly meteorological report issued Tues10c- - 20c - 25c Evenintr American Legion. day by Henry Fiack, government obBut, to what avail? The next few eor,ins' n server. Recently a radio broadcast was degrees was the SANFORD BALLINGER, days will tell. Our legislators are hook-u- p over madc a maximum national -. lithe temperature during the by busying themselves with the state No. 3 Post Price Commander "Amer-gam- e week ending Sunday, while daily quor question. It is the same old commander" of the minimum readings during the period of the group of political game- - jican veterans administration," varied from 15 to 34, the report the of of demning proposed vote payment for jockeying strength: shows. The mercury fell below 20 reformers still trying to die- - these certificates at this time. Both religious A project calling for grading and By f kis office, and the name . Elmo Resident Dies degrees on only two days. tate or curb the passions, tastes, The daily maximum and minimum graveling of a mile stretch on the petites and morals of their fellow f the organization he represents In Price highway leading to the Carbon counof the honest, fair, forward look- - Fused listeners all over the United ty airport has been approved by the ing minority endeavoring to keep the States; some thought he was the Donald Joel Yotter, 28, of Elmo died state cornrnittee on public welfare in the saddle of intelligence, tional commander of the American The cost of Friday night in the' Price relief. and Legion. Far, far from it. The gen- emergency hosfairness, honesty and justice. City PitaL Funeral Itleman making the address is one of services were conducted the Pr)ect ls estimated at $2435. There is hope, Historv has proved Monday in the Notre 'a group of veterans who apparently Dame de Lourd- - i Another project approved by the that a selfish and have enough money in the bank to church, with burial in the Price state committee provides for grading ,soon wil1 destry cemetery under the direction 6rav'eling work on the back 'honest and intelligent minority ulti- - satisfy themselves, and who are opthe'and of Fton funeral home. to the immediate payment of streets of Helper. The project involves be understood and res posed the money the government owes their 0 jmateJy pected. If our legislature, by less fortunate comrades. If1 erwood, North Dakota, a son 9500 cubic yards of gravel. Jacob and Marie The commander of the American Anna Yot-Woods J J; is on the firing line in Wash- Legion urv'i,vin2 are his parents and two JJIUIID 1HU.IUIV1V ouoiumeu I'UIHi for your interests and f Elcne working ZecseSalt Lake j!r them we will suffer a few years of C y and Blanch of a group of bank-- a not the interests then of Yotter, Price. and public scorn, deprivation ersnew' legislature will apply the torch Two Masonic Alfred Biggs was arraigned Tues- and burn Recently there appeared in the the rotten bridges built by day before Justice J. W. Hammond the predecessors as was done in the press, an article which tended to bring To Honor on a charge of carnal knowledge, his case of Utahs famous and infamous about a division in the ranks of the law! 'American Legion by quoting Senator hearing being scheduled for Saturday .dgarette 10:00 a. m. Bond was fixed at at thG anIs should and Patman of Texas criticising the lead-d- o BiTCrrVSCeGof the growing lure Carbon bir.thday people countys of the American Legion for inter- $1000, which the defendant furnished. it de- Cartmn i because Washington, control such oppose j N&' with legislative measures in Biggs was arrested last week by of business, it robs No' 26 I6 3nd Joppa lodge Coast region. You its warm F gl at Kemmerer, Wyoming, prives our county authorities sponsored by him for the Washington, state a a M".wiU us under it Pnsor banquet of freedom, puts of the certificates dance in the Masonic and was returned to Price Monday by will enjoy its balmy climate . . it produces added unem- - immediate payment interference has But ,Monday- February 25. Sheriff S. M. Bliss. Sheriff Bliss left dictatorship,it creates busiin vacancies ,been,no ployment, the iu the past have ptlC program will be pre--- 5 for Kemmerer Sunday. ness property which is now tenanted as dear With the dinner, rent one of the mot popular and at least productive of enough is concerned, familegislation t0 their tax start costs be at for the 7:30 it Masons, will affair edfd taxes, p,m to pay property th resort playgrounds in the Southwest. The dance foUowing. The lies and their guests. L admin- w'hat it wants now! payer thousands of dollars to There have been over 40 bills preromance of 'Treasure ls!eM lingers along ister such a mammoth industry, it 'costs the taxpayer thousands of dol- - sented in congress, each one propoIts palm shaded avenues. sers to enforce such unpopular laws, ing the immediate payment of the cer-- it one has each but presented deprives the individual of the right jtificates, authors own idea of how the 'to do business, it gives the state -a modern city of beautiful be raised with which to other monopoly, it adds unnecessary- money should homes, fine schools, hospitable hotels An govpay them. Not wanting the main weight to our already politi- - jective (the immediate payment) to it gives our ideal winter resort. of political 'cians more political patronage and become lost in the morass American Legion Thru Pullman from Denver, Colorado Springs cower it opens the door to corruption maneuvering, the own its has bill, sponsored individual presented stifles 'and bootlegging, it and Pueblo. a,1 by Representative Fred Vinson of freedom and liberty, it builds up who is ranking majority soirit of resentment and hatred in the- Kentucky,of the member powerful house ways where the atmosphere minds and hearts of lovers of indeand means committee, into whose of old Spain hovers over an interesting hands fall all measures of this type. modem city. The principal difference between this bill and others is simply this: opportunity to win a $40.00 Household Electric Legion bill (H. R. 3896) does not EL sunshine and roses oil winter. AlRut we alfobject to politicians or the how the money shaU be rais-noeach with with suggest around purchase us by in 0urmplete attachments, formers leading ed. It leaves that phase in the hands luring old Mexico is fust across the border. for their own selfish gain. By f the It doesnt suggest, congress. and expensive making liquor difficult e Thru Pullman and chair car from Denver, Colorado for instance, as some bills do, that we of attainment the one hopes to profitof our selinflation have should his currency, to gratify Springs and Pueblo. the other i ndulv our or entire system, banking his change neighbor. denying fUh whims by and additional remonetization of silver, Thts winter, via the Santa Fe, sleep-In- g We of Carbon county can be fair- by re- Leave that to the ways and means in We, question. about the liquor car charges and rail fares are leg-- ! committee and the rest of congress, t rn expect all counties and their Car-.bma-the sailors h and to the lowest In many years. soldiers, pay lative spokesmen, to be fair as their rines the a federal drink dues, not force just n county We will we civilian employes, railroads, war con-o- n J. J. Mr Blank (a dry), nor should a .tractors and thousands of profiteers or a thirst t t0 hjs forcing General Agent And counthem in .were paid. pay cash, depression on us. Carbon I. O. in or 508 Cliff Bldg. wet. U.s insurance and Prescriptions is the most important part policies, liberal jnot has always been The asks an for will it Legion that of our business adjustment Lake City, Utah Salt opinion u 1S the writers it but Think, of pay to the man, regardless. be ever j Sun. - Mon. - Tue. TIic Public ce Forum i te. THE WEATHER con-wi- se ad-acti- Fifty-seve- i Committee Approves Two Carbon Projects ed eon-ste- rs ap-jf- hc Liars Contest Set American Legion con-me- n; Hospital ity i -- Defendant Arraigned LU On Statutory Charge - - Lodges Washington , proud of Gulf ?! of - andefi i m,0n AT GALVESTON HOUSTON- an-ji- ts KELLEYS PRICE DRUG CO. top-hea- vy up-sta- , te j , j For SAN ANTONIO Month oS February re-jT- he se PASO , DRUG TOILET GOODS J PRESCRIPTION departments ut ask US ABOUT IT! 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