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Show THE PAGE TWO T S C N - A D V O C A E, TRICE, UTAH YHCRSDAY, ACGts, COMPLAINTS FILED ON DRUNK DRIVING Hits IN LOCAL COURTS against were made dur.ng th, u W Patrolman Verne Davis mt-Aimnr- at? Jesse Wilson, arrested Surdav Top-Notc- h Iiiuid Every Thureday By The Price, was arraigned C. CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY Smith and Posted before $igo his glathe appearance Saturday , xw0 drunken driving complaints All the tense excitement, VAL IL COWLES, HAL G. MacKNlGHT, Publisher mor of the outdoors, the tenderness of werg before local judicial offi- - Politano, Helper had nt t that can, drama and romance crashing of VAL II. COWLES, cers tms weeK, charging driving to have been this into a limited number of, crowded be hailed j"r'g Editor and Advertising Manager the while under the influence of liquor to answer a similar reels, are yours for the asking in charge. Mounted, picture, O'Malley of the which Suucrirtion $2.00 Per Year In Advance. Phone No. 9 plays OBrien George featuring SUITOKT THE VETERANS D AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTES AT THE SOSTOFEICE A1 at the Lyric theatre here Friday and PRICE, OTAH, UNDER THE ACT OP MARCH S, tS?S. Saturday. Riding, fighting, loving, 'J'lIOROUGII community support should be ac- O'Brien plays the role of a corded the campaign initiated recently by the in this adaption of a IT SHOULD HE ABOLISHED mounty n Price post of the American Legion seeking to story by William S. Hart, pASSAGE of the resolution by the Utah Retail secure the 1 9H7 state convention of the veterans hero of silent films. O'Brien, stumbling on a band of Grocers' association calling for abolition of organization for their home city. Such a conIn this to crooks' would considerable vention plans, has himself thrown money bring the general sales tax should receive the hearty confidence the find can he district, the hundreds of delegates, their wives jail so that applause of everyone. It is, as the resolution is and friends who attend such affairs spending of the crooks. A jailbreak follows, in with the outreported to have pointed out, certainly a burden thousands of dollars during the several days of and O'Brien is taken From then on, the story is one laws, We to retail grocers" and it is also an unjstified and the conclave. Service of continual excitement and thrills, convention in uncalled on burden the was for Price before Once those who are absolutely given finally emerging with the Machines least able to bear it. only to have its real value upset because of the the end, with Irene Ware, as the he- And Bonnie Feature tion in a unified campaign which tease only :when the uneconomic sales tax is removed from the states taxation setup. The retail organization also put through a resolution asking for legislation to establish rea-- I sonable working hours and closing hours in the retail food industry. These proposals should be accorded unqualified support by the public. Lyric, St(IT j ed two-gu- Price, Utah Red-co- at roine. Stanley Fields and Vic Potel are others supporting, Love Begins at Twenty" a lively romance, comes to the Star here Thursday. Friday and Saturday with Patricia Ellis and Warren Hull in the stellar roles. The ridiculous antics of Hugh Herbert and Hobart Cavann augh and other that Brys hay fever kept him anSi are brought to light in a care- v from seeing good at night so he is free story that deals with a robbery, and a couple cf being led around for a few days in a subbed daylight. How the situa- males. H tions finally turn out, is one of the Ren Mrs. M. IL Wilson) Cooley is back home after (By p ' p spending several days in Salt Lake delightfu and work is expected to start very City. comedy, put over by gg some of the screen's best character Co. of Salt Lake; soon on this long needed safety feat- -' H The Snow-Barto- n was high bidder for the bonds for urt. The new street will be known actors, spices the romantic story of off. ten Ed Johnson is taking days as Wilson street, new auditorium Yours For The Asking which opens H city subject, Helpers H to the elegtion to be held August 25. M. E. McNary is vacationing in the Sunday and plays through Monday at Should the bonds be voted work can City Marshall, C. A. Knobbs, is the Bonnie theatre in Helper. George be started immediately on this pro- back on the list of the residents of Saw Tooth mountains H and Dolores Costello Barrymore Raft Helper. In fact C. A. has so far reject over the cast, with such stars as Ida head McGuire has gone Night gaffer II covered from his recent operation as to a for few Grand Junction days. Lupino, Reginald Owen, James Glea-Cli- ff Helpers C. U. entry meets Dividend to be able to attend the baseball Richard Dyett is ramrodding the round 1sorii in the second game of the play-o- ff Overman, Lynne games and we have it on good nouse crew McGuires during nights and series for title to the first half champis Skeets contemhe that Edgar KenGalligher seriously ionship at Dividend Thursday. A win plating going back to work about absence. supporting. nedy li for Helper will clinch the first half. September 1. Raft, one of filmdoms polished A loss will mean another game. H Stockton, boilermaker, sue- - h d the proprietor . fy II Helper is now drinking water fromCessful stockman and dairyman, and Vamhlins house who ar-thitime is a for The Helper unit of the Cornet off new spring at mile post laying About ra nged for a society girl, Miss Barry and 25c stores was the host to prowlsecond feet of water from this day or two. H more, to set up another place in her ers Sunday evening. The visitors had spring has been turned into the city1 to draw the upper-clas- s. must mansion as the visit it line. T. shows The off evidently planned list switchmans of taken them an hour or two to efH H. McLaughlin, A. E. Jones and E. B. The latter aids him but complications The Helper fire wagon and crew Ketchum as taking the rest cure this turn up in the form of Gleason, Over-- 1 fect an entrance. They bored holes through the back door, enabling them were called out at 12:30 p. m. Tues- - week. 'man and Kennedy who think their1 to lift the bar used to close the door day to the home of T. H. Jouflas, H boss is falling for the socialite. TO' and also bored enough other holes to MrS' H' L' Peterson is spending a; check the romance they arrange forj Aridt to a locate and remove enable them started a smudge. frornM go day vacation in Ephraim. What a beautiful adventuress, Ida tie smoke no damage resulted. uupino u c of thimre padlock from the door. to take the boss, then jilt him. The1 H tovreiein, Wj.v. Manager L. Dankworth had stored look Clerk . to the Yard dog after, his Saturdays cash, less checks, saltbe story bullds UP to a sur Jack Cima W. P. A. supervisor a person having a terrible time,rest.of climax. aries and some $50 freight bills in Helper for the past few months will ho,ding prising his down his his penny weighing machine. This return to work on the D. & R. G. W. 'homework between Job and doing A story of the daredevils of the daylight and dark. was moved from the front of the store His place has not teen filled to date, , highway patrol is brought to the Ly- jj to the back room and then opened Crash Donoval J- - U- - Montoya returned from New ric screen Sunday in softball" screw BlaU Beer team broke into', by using the store hammer and the news with a win from the S. a. Mexico thls week bringing a new car featuring Jack Holt and others. The driver. 'I home. with him. story deals with the part the highway! Approximately $150 was taken but E. team from Price on Monday. H H patrols play in checking racketeers merchandise in the store was evidentLeRoy Murray has moved his fam- - and has many thrilling scenes. Mrs. Clyde Miller entertained at It ly too bulky for the visitors to carry. Police are working on some clues left her home in Helper Tuesday evening dy from Duchesne to Helper recently. wd play there Sunday and Monday. he Pe View at llves Mountain say by the intruders, but as yet have an- in honor of her sister, Mrs. R. E. The Green pastures for more we know hf means Townsite. Mr. nounced no arrests. Rogers, of Alliance, Nebraska. Those H131 uye years a.favonte in the theat- is the car in shops Murray H employed to an evening of bridge and a invited rical circlfwill fiunallYatbrought to the Delegates to represent Carbon post delightful Tu n cheon we re": m rs F a he Helper terminal. screen show the Star here H No. 21 at the state convention of the at Price, Mrs. M. H. Wilson, Mrs. E. C. Charles Horner of Indianapolis, In- - Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Based; American Legion this week-en- d Salt Lake City were announced Mon-- 1 Burger, Mrs. A. Deason, Mrs. Wm. d'ana s visiting with his son, Ed on the negroes conception of heaven, at Helper this week and will the story relates day evening. They are R. A. (Bob) Morgan, Mrs. Pat Hughes, Mrs. J. Horner many unusual scenes 1C 8 by way of Salt Lake City, and Nilson, James G. Galanis, Fred Voll, Cavanaugh, Mrs. Marvin Lambson, considered one 0f the most ver- . ... , August Litizzette, Joe Quilico and Mrs. S. Llewellyn and Mrs. Robert Boeder Dam, Los Angeles, San Fran- satlIe PlaYs ever , Be reproduced by Glen Ballinger. The delegates left Elliott. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. .lsc? Seattle, Vancouver, B. C., St. the ma6lc screen- - The storY was wnt Wednesday for Salt Lake and will bejM. H. Wilson and Mrs. Wm. Morgan. Paul. Minnesota and Chicago, back to ten by Marc Connelly, who assisted in Indianapolis. on deck to do the Mr. Horner, who is 71 years of age, its screen filming. maneuvering for favorable results to I received a pension from his recently this part of Utah. A real conven- A I I Ci jC I road after 50 years of continuous seF- tion and a regular holiday is antici-- f vice with the N. Y. C. lines. He was the American Legion convention at pated. Salt Lake Clty thls weekend- Mrs. at the time of his retirement one of Albo H By M. H. Wilson and the family accompanied him. passenger conductors on A new W. P. A. project to provide! Master Mechanic, D. I Pnrmincr the New . York the Central sewers for Helper townsite. Dodge ham, assistant superintendent of mo- Engineer E. J. Rasmussen is spend-- 1 street and Voll street was started in tive power, F. L. Crissey, J. S. Mack- few days visiting in Salt Lake Western has Pacific purchased ya Helper Tuesday. This $17,000 pro- - ev, chief mechanical inspector and Ed tenThe new passenger engines which will H- ject is using about forty men and will Thaver Jr. were visitors at HelDer take approximately six months to terminal Tuesday on routine business. begm arriving via the D. &JL G. W. Ed Johnson, pipefitter at the Hel- the next few days. during H complete. The work is being done e under the supervision of August Lit- c. L. HJ , izzette with Jess Halverson as fore- - and family are visiting in Salt Lake !Jlparable in. S17e to !he 1500 ai?d two weeks principally on the Pacific 1700 class en8lnes now in use on the man on the job City. coast. D. & R. G ,W. H- Only a portion of the money is now H in the hands of Helper city, about $4,A1 Martin is back getting used to You can now purchase those special ail A very . noticeable increase in the mail 000 being available at this time, but work again after two weeks with envelopes at The th& bcilsncG will be dvoilnblc bs nped friends and relstives on th& Picifip amount of co3l being moved from tne Carbon C0UD,y district is evidencedi ed and no delay in construction is by the increased shipments through H anticipated. H Helper terminal. A steady gain Bill Weller and family are spending this product has been noticed since All right-of-wafor the new street ten days at Yellowstone park the first of the n"10111-1and the past to serve those residents of Janet H street effected by the underpass have Bry Miller has temporarily joined w,eek baf, put August shipments a the col responding period of i been acquired by the city of Helper the rip track gang on day shift. It at'cad ! - the past two years. H K J. D. LaMunyan. former passenger engineer between Helper and Grand - Junction, has been appointed road foreman for the Grand Junction di- vision with headquarters in that city. death of the late President Warren G. Harding. The local Legion post is to be congratulated on its initiative in attempting to secure the annual state meeting, having shown wisdom over a period of recent years in not making such an effort because of its members belief of inability to handle a gathering during that time. VICINITY AND Buy Sell and Typewriters, Adding and Cash Regristers CALL AT THE SUN-ADVOCAT- son-in-la- E OR AT 347 EAST FIRST NORTH g well-know- HELPER "" hen-peck- ed Fast-movi- 5. 5-- 10 he man-about-to- j B Yom THAT 10 PER CENT IS 10c ON EACH $1?. COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH ALL OTHERS AND YOU WILL FIND THAT 90c to 95c WILL PURCHASE AS MUCH AS $1.00 AT OTHER STORES. WE HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO PROVE OUR STATEMENTS, ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. ASK US TO PROVE THE SAME TO YOU . ' 'l - ldt c. l, n Wt See Our New Fall Stock ys of is A. E. Carlman, maintenance of engineer, for the D. & R. G. W. is making an inspection trip over the line this week. He stopped in Helper Tuesday. August 18. right-of-w- ss rs ou danced to their music last yeart miSS it this Season, ji Admininn .ii . 7OC - EEEE Fuel Supervisor. W J. Tapp, spent the 15th at the Helper terminal. EEE Trainmaster J. R. Loftis spent day in Thistle on business. Lxtra Ladies 10c ! ! Hats and Fall accessories Latest Styles Lb, 15c EVERY GROCER WHO STOCKS AIRWAY COFFEE IS ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT ITS MERITS. CUSTOMERS COME BACK FOR IT AGAIN AND AGAIN. AIRWAY COFFEE IS A 100 PER CENT PURE BRAZILIAft BLEND PACKED IN THE WHOLE BEAN IN A FLAVOR - PROTECTED PACKAGE AND RUSHED BY SCHEDULE DELIVERY TO THE STORES. IT IS GROUND FOR YOUR OWN METHOD OF BREWING THE MOMENT YOU BUY IT. TRY THIS MOST POPULAR SELLER TODAY YOU, TOO, WILL LIKE ITS MILD MELLOW FLAVOR! Tues-- 1 Madsen s. nr Firemen Carmoni, James and Gard-- 1 ner ha'7e returned to Helper to work! after spending the summer working out of Grand Junction. i H-, I Seasonal Colors EEE j: Dresses Suits Coats J ' Engineer B. F. Pettis returned to Helper after several days in Grand Junctin visiting friends. 1 dont I This week will see the end of the rock asphalt shipments to Nephi. About 160 ears have been shipped and an additional train and engine crew have been kept busy on the Marys-- ; j vale branch for the past 30 days handling these shipments. j SEE 1 ay The first shipment of cattle from the drouth areas to the east arrived via the D. & R. G. W. Tuesday en- route to the Sanpete range. These cattle came from eastern Wyoming and the Dakotas. Other shipments are expected. SEE Hostler Dominic Albo is taking in 'f pfe red-coat- People of Utah should demand that the general sales tax be abolished. It was uncalled for in the first place, use of money for funds other than those for which the public was given to understand the sales tax money was to be used but adds justifiable indignation. The general public should join with the retail merchants organiza- - I Z Hitz and Shredded Wheat Deal Ash For Particulars Ladies Furnishings Price ! L: |