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Show THE PAGE TEN era oiled in a School of Aviation Mechanics near Bui bank. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Buien weie Thms- called t0 Salt Lake City t day upon the death of Mrs Van Bu- - UIDCT IM AD ATADV riilul 111 la-s- UlUilUllI Samuel Zwah- len, who was fatally injured by an automobile when waging home from his woik in one of the L. D. S waid buildings, wheie he was custodian Mr. Zwahlen leaves seven ihildien ;md hls Wlle the former Miss Atlanta Beig of Castle Dale. Elijah and William Aveiett obtain- ,ed a leave of absence from the mine, and departed Saturday on a sheep (shearing tour which will last lor sev Irens Miles won first place in the patriotic oratorical contest conduct- - 'je'an biother-in-la- w, SUN- ADVOCATE. - THURSDAY, PRICE, UTAH Police Officer Held States Coal Output Revealed By Report Up Monday Morning; Gun Wielder Escapes Utah pioduced 58 000 ntt tons oi f ol 1938. In the coal year to date (past cer, had a revolver unwavei ingly at Ins ed last Thursday evening here under for half ,an hou'' early Monday auspices of Price post No. 3 of the morning but with the aid of Sheriff S M Bliss American Legion. Arthur Tucker was came away without any further missecond and Jack Richards fluid fortune occurring. judges for tne contest were Edward C. Father Mrs. J. Hubbard, Early Monday, while Patioiman Sheya, Jerome C. Stoffel, John C. Fori ester McIntyre was on night duty, a man and S. J. Sweetring. allegedly appearing to be under the through several near by states. Their influence of Theme of the orations was Theiflt, marihuana, started caus- job is in Bakerstield, Calilomia. Preservation of American Democra- - Thelr families will lemain here until ,ln2 some trouble, and McIntyre was about to arrest him when the mans The winner of the contest will school is out, rective a medal and will represent Fred Storrs, district chief cleik ol brother said he would take him h. .me. this community in the state contest the State Road commission, was here'The man came back about 2.30 a m next month. Regional contests, and Wednesday morning on business. Mr. however, and held up the police of- later a national competition, wanner Stoirs side line is composing mu- - ficer in front of the Grill cafe of which will receive a $4,000 schol- sic. He being the composer of the It was no position for trying anyMarch of the C. C. Cs. arship, will be conducted under aus- popular thing foolish, and the patrolman kept Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Johnson pices of the American Legion as pait drove to backing away while talking to the to Salt Lake City Friday of its 1940 Americanism program. I kept hoping, wielder. Mcgun of at the home the former's visit The six contestants in last Thurs- brother-in-laand sister, Mr. and Intyre said, that the fellow would days contest weie chosen from Mrs. E. W. Bills. Mrs. Bills and her lower the gun or get off his guard among nine entries at Carbon college, children are well known here, hav for a second, but that gun never wavaccording to Miss Alice Brinton whojlng been the guests of her parents ered. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson, many was in charge. Bill Badonis, who had seen the intimes. Mrs. Merrald Rasmusson and her cident, notified the sheriffs office, SCOFIELD NEWS mother, Mrs. A. VanBuren, of Castle and in a short time Sheriff Bliss apDale were guests of the T. Lawrence peared on the scene, which had been McKee family Tuesday afternoon. transferred to near the Rio Grande The friends of Mrs. John H. Kelley, warehouse by that time. By Rose Koski Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ware and daugh- family of Wattis but now of Clear When the holder of the revolver ter, Joan, motored to Ogden and Salt Creek, will be sorry to learn of the saw the car approaching, he broke serious illness of her mother, Mrs. C. Lake City over the week-enMr. and Mrs. J. E. Whalen are M. Kibler, of Charleston, Illinois. ,and ran. Sheriff Bliss chased him spending several days visiting in Salt Mrs. Kelley left Tuesday evening in around the corner of the warehouse, fired several shots into the daikness, Lake City. response to a telegram. David Day of Columbia, district but none of the shots tound their Mrs. Larry Peterson of Price has vice piesident of the U. M. W. A mark and the culprit escaped under been spending the past week heie. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krebs, Mrs. Au- - was here Monday conferring with cover of the night. gust Poison, Sr., John Staley, Mrs. Clifford Smith and Harold Olsen, Police were searching Monday for Alfred Carey and daughter Eileen, president and secretary of the local, Frank Fores, 32, Price, who will face on matters. union , and Mrs. Matt Koski were among Mr. and Mrs. Reid Benson and PioDable charges as a result of the those from here attending to business matters in Price this week. daughters, Connie Mae, Vernone and incident. A large group of people attended Phyllis Mane drove over to Spring! Return From Texas Visit the scenes of wild life shown here by City, Utah, to spend the week-en- d Lee Kay on Friday evening Under 'with their relatives and friends in' m,- and xTrs w Cmeiptmned the sponsorship of the Carbon Erne, y San Pete county. lrom Glenmore Foi and th Tex- The J. N. Duncan family enjoyed. Fish and Game Protective associa-- 1 this T,.nvnnf week, a visit this week with tlHir friend U tion. Also a large number ol spoits- haying been southern state since last May. men from Clear Creek attended the Mr- Lmdholm of Bberdeen, Washing-11- 1 tont, who is visiting her daughter in. They pieviously iesided in Caibon showing heie. Mr. Bement motored to Provo to Salt Lake City and li lends in Cai- -' county since 1929 and plan to Mis. Lindholm was a tinue making their esidence in Pi ice. the week-en- d with his family, .bon county lcsident of Mohrland Mr. and Mrs. Trowbridge weie Mr and Mis. Gilbeit N. Ware en-- I of town visitors during the week-en- d Alfred Carey, of Rock Springs, is tertained then caid club Thui sday dKP0i'manee at a dance icview' held instead of Fi iday evening, the legu- visiting heie with his family. Thuisday night the ten older mem-beEuray Allied of Sanpete was a vis- - hm meeting night, at their home in of Mrs Lowrys dancing Wattis. Prizes were won by Mrs. itor here over the week-ena peiformanc-gave in Helper; after Richard June Simmons and Davis, The Scofield Relief society women are planning a bazaar and dance. A Special guests ot the evening were which they entertained the guests at the Nurses Banquet held at the definite date has not yet been made. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley W. Wheeler. will be some time after the 25th ter the games, Mrs. Ware served a Country club. This group of children average ten years of age. delicious luncheon. of March. Guests Sunday at the Ray Larsen home weie Mr. and Mrs Glenn Jones HIAWATHA NEWS of Huntingtonof and Mr. and Mrs Kenilworth. Lloyd Catlin Miss Alice Christensen who is training at the L. D. S. hospital in Mrs G. F. Hall Alvin Marks and Clarence Powell,' Lake City, spent Satuiday and Sa't who are attendants of the new third Mr. and Mrs. Frank OLen and thenat home with her paients, war dot the L. D S church in Price, son Frank, Jr., visited with lelatives Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Christensen. weie collecting from the mine em- - Tuesday in Kenilworth. The Relief society is sponsoring a Dloyees, this week, for the new waid Mr. and Mis. E. spent home demonstration weekly; and this c week-ento is be which erected at he d building in City, rek the demonstrator gave a lesson Price in the near future. afternoon Sunday turning on baking whole wheat bread. The Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simmons left Sunday evening last, the Hiawatha i ,c . ulr. mot nmg Los for in class Monday evening Angeles, dancing conducted by Mis at the Amusement hall. California, where Mr. Simmons hasLowry ot were in Columbia for Mr. and Mis. Clare Clements visited in Helper Sunday atteinoon. being accompanied by then two childmid-secti- Community 4 CW 11 week-- ) the nation's j induction is Sunday school at 9 45 con the of ahead clouting pti tent a welcome tor and coal of the piecedmg ytai, n up Morning output anthiaute Kama worship at coal in the week ended Febiuaiy IT, Icninv d 8 spoual music, seimon by 11 7 per cent, ciude pttmleum to ;h, P5 t estimates by piepaied accoiding ol weekly toal 01 m the equivalent Epw th league at 7 m he natl0nal bdummous coal cominr-pointe- d n up 8 4 pci mil Woiship seivite at 7 00PnIt slon of the Unlted Stdtei Dipuitment output Chuir Piactice i,n EgP'111 of the Interior. In the previous week, both Tuesday and Friday' the states output was 59,000 ntt tons RE( OKI) NATlHAUZATION Ladies Aid Thursday art FOR In the corresponding weeks ul (IASS ANTICIPATED ' uerno the Edwards home. HERE TERM COCRT NEXT 1939 and 1938 respectively, Utah pio1, Christianity the duced 97000 and 7U000 net ,on ol iehgl0n tit pectarcy and eteinal hop Cai bon county dMiut (ouit soft coal. tla-ol a to leioid 0 ioiwaid The nations output totaled 9 EVANs,Pda looking net tons in the week oi Febiuaiy applicants foi natui ahation on May To date, 97 petitions lor final Gowei, examiner 17, as compared with 9,850,000 in the 14 fur the bureau a man- - natui alization of the corthe week. in 8,583,000 Preceding papeis have been tiled, and be drawn Department of Labor. espodng fek ol lait ye" and bei moie aie expected olto Gilbeit F 'County Cleik B. H Y award,,' Fnch.y in tne con expending wees dui mg the oung youJK! pt-no- a- jj. M fig-uu- f 1U0.-00- . 1 n u C 1i V J s w $ v 4c CHANGE TO DAYLIGRT FARMING NOW! T Better days are ahead for you and your family. Days when you can forget about the old before - daylight- dark grind in the field. Days of FREEDOM . . . the Alii. Chalmers way! d. j to-aft- , - ' Ready to brrng you this Freedom is a new kind of farm power. With the Model B Tractor and matched equipment . . . you cn have a complete power tystem for let than the price of a tractor alone a few year ago. Here it your chance to grow and harvest more kind of crops . . . put ideas into practice . . . feed PAYING livestock instead of horses. Here is your opportunity to farm and live better with more at the end of the year to show for your time and effort. j con-spe- TO BETTER nd FARMING - TO MORE PROFIT v 1 outnier . . p er ?. j is c1j-,- s d. irr-- sil Af-b- ut WATTIS NEWS i - - BEATS FIVE HOESES - . w CULTIVATION The Model B works at YOU CAtf SEE BOTH twice the speed of horses or mules. Pick-uor pull type moldboard plows. Pulls a plow. - ft f :U p Vh HARVESTING ALL-CR- The Model B Tractor SIDES. Variable wheel harvests your crops, too. spacings. Adjustable front Operates the Model 40 axle (extra). Multiple-roHarvester by All-Cro- cultivator for narrow rows. ZjgFl' p power take-of- f. FULL-VIE- MOWER W t mower is cenrer mounted for safety cutter bar out in front in full Rve-foo- view. Makes better tor balance. . trac- 1 Pi-ic- ren. Mr. and Mrs. E L Bouck are leaving Tuesday foi Chicago, Illinois, where Mr Bouck will enter training in a technical school of engineeiing Sunday, Mi and Mrs. Frank Olsen left for a couple of days in Salt Lake City. They were accompanied, by their son, Frank, who is entering! the L. D. S. Business college there. The American Legion is sponsoring a progi am on Americanization in the Hiawatha school. Medals for the two best essays on Americanism will be ANNOUNCEMENT! i j WE HAVE JUST OPENED A AND PAINT SHOP COME IN AND GET AN ESTIMATE ON A PAINT JOB OR BODY W0$K FOR YOUR CAR. OUR PRICE WILL SURPRISE YOU. All WORK GUARANTEED. 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Y Remarkable gas economy makes this beautiful, Studebaker Champion outstanding in money-savinAnd owners who have driven it tens of thousands of miles say this distinctive Studebaker is also thrifty on oil, tires overand repairs. With an expert driver and drive, it beat the 3 other largest selling lowest price cars in the Gilmore-Yosemit- e Sweepstakes. Come in and see a Low down Champion now. easy C.I.T. terms. payment restful-ridin- g g. low-extra-co- st ..id UTAH 26 AUTO COMPANY North 1st. West Price, Utah T V DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN R. R. ANACONDA COPPER COMPANY HOLLY SUGAR CORPORATION Co-operative- - - ' V V V i i ly. Soil Fertility Train will be in Pr!ce March V V v Sponsored by Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y . 4 Ulh |