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Show THE SEE. PIIOE. PAG E TOUR Issued Every Friday By the Sun Publishing Co. Subscription, 1 2.00 the Tear. Phones (lac.) Office, No. Mail Matter, June I, Entered as Second-Clas- s Price, Utah, Under the Act of March t, 1)71. HIM), 1S3MS. l$li, at the Postoffice at Of IIS I went luouruiug Job, without Tlie Sun; SU-X- BREAK THE SNOWBALL OP OUTSIDE DICTATION. Radical labor organizations maintain their poser and control today through fear. Like the snowball rolling downhill, so with the rudi-auorganized labor movement. It grows larger end larger as it goes until through its very size or striking a snug it is split wide oien. Organized lalmr today is in a eritiral situation. Tin average woik-uiu- n iy a plain everyday American citizen who believea in his const it utionul rights to life, liber!) and pursuit of happiness. He has icii dictated to by radical leaders for many year. He has pine out on strike a ordered and obeyed the command of his indiiiil leaders because he was afraid f the eonseoiieiicea if he refused. Fear for liis very life aa well as his family has caused him to strike many tines against his list ter judgment. The same with employers. They have iMven in tu unjust demands through tear of consequences if they refused. And as the unwieldy labor organization have rolled forward with 1 heir multiplying arbitrary demands, they have Intn been crushing out the thought of fear in the mind of 1ni(Ii employer and work ai n and forcing in the idea of Driven to the limit of endurance, employer and "iiiploye have a Unit reached the siint where they will breuk the hiiowImiII of labor dietntion wide oHii. Already we see thin taking place in the growing manlier of 'ohii sliojis tlio country ever. Every arbitrary strike that is now called simplr hastens the day of the enuwlutlla destruction. l 1 stood up and (Tied in the cuugngf ents underlying the prusjwrity of the whole country. There an more en- at terprising industrial managers than no those engaged in mine operation more htqieful and jmtriotic class of workingmen than those employed in mines. They have both been taking hard hitches in tightening their belts to sdjust their physiques to meager diet. It is believed the better days ure in sight when the smoke will Ik rolling it li mining out of the smelters. reviving the outliKik for the Western States is more encouraging in ns all lines. HOPE OF FOUR OB FIVE MTT.TA REDUCTION l'rotqierts for material reductions in tax levies the present year are not of the best. On county taxes there is likely to la a little switching of road requirements, which will reduce one of the branches and increase another, ami leaving the net result at a standstill. A slight reduction nut over one mill may posxilily lie effected in the general tax. The sole hojie for reduction of taxes in l'rire lays with the levy for city purposes The city having siciit some twelve thousand dollars last year on moving the piicline for the accommodation of road work between Price aud Castle flute together with over five thousand dollar additional on other necessary changes this amount may lie figured to be cut out for this year. Also something over three thousand were s)ent in fixing up the reservoir. Another ten thousand wenf to improve City Hall, besides the insur-ene- e money from the old Park Pavilion. This total of nearly thirty thousand dollars will not lie required this ike amount used in repaying borrowed money will not lie required this year. However, the sinking fund of the rity needs a little addition and the mills last years levy of twenty-fou- r should really have been twenty-nin- e. It is the wish of the present iuuniciial government to keep the rity levy down to twenty mills. So at the present time there ia hiqie for a reduction on total taxes to Price citizens of alaiut four or five mill as compared with last years levy. (Vmiienkuuon for jwrsoual services commislirui of salaries, wages, and nions fee, t ps, bonuses torin the principal items in the return ,.r nnlii ms of taxj'ayers. As a general rule all such income is subject to tax. with However, there are exceptions which the taxpayer in the interests of wlf a well as gxivernmect. should himself, say James 11. Anderson. collector of internal revenue on last i,- .r Utah, in a communication Salaries paid Sun. The to Wednesday hv a state i ii niucr i.i and employes a city, j.- r a political town, county or hamlet arc exempt from taxation. The reason for this is that the federal government does not tax sin h activities of a state. Fees received by a notary public commissioned by a state are nut taxable. Neither are fees paid jurors by a state or pothereof. Witnesses litical in law suits, however, even though sub-- j Kiel ied by a states attorney are nut considered employes of the state, and fees received hy them are subject to taxation. Payments by a state and on roiitrarts and the like are taxable iucome to the recipient who is neither an official or employe of the The commissions imlitiral of a receiver apiminted hy state, coun-u- r municipal ruurt are not taxable. The commissions of an administrator or executor are taxable because they are not fwiid by a state or jmlitieal subdivision, hut out of the estate of the in the sions, COAL STRIKE IS THE ONLY DIS ADVERTISING KATES TUBBING FEATURE. Display Matter Per Inch per Month, Single Issue, Me. Special Po sition, 2s Per Cent Additional. Resale Ten Cents tha Ulna Each Insertion. Count Six Words to the Line. Summons, $12.50; Water Application. $15. 0U; Final Proof, $10.00. Readers Ten Cents the Line Each Insertion. Count Six Words to the Line. Healthier Tone Manifest In the Big Blackfsre Type Fifteen Cents the Line Each Insertion. Business World Entire Country Over Obituaries, Cards of Thanks, Resolutions, Etc., at Half laical Reading Notice Rates. Count Six Words to the Line. Employment S.tuation Continues Fur Sale. Fur Rent, Found. Lost. Etc., Two Cents per Word Each Issue. to Better Itself Automobile Indus-I- s No Clients Accounts. SUN PUBLISHING CO., Now Picking Up. ' lrkie. Utah tkxu PHI HIE WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 25 -More freight is rolling over the rail today than in any February sim-- 1919, and, also, for the first time since the period of economic readjustment started the traffic is heavier than it was during the eorresixindnig jieriods iu 1920 or 1921. Corporations with au au thorized capital stock of nmre than two billions of dollars have taken out charters since January 1st. This is an increase of 25 jier cent over the (teriod in 1921. Stocks aud bonds are climbing up to high ground. The price level is equal to about the highest reached last year. Wheat is up, due probably for a reaction and then, as market observers see it, iu fur a long, steady, healthy climb to reasonably iiigh levels. Foreign exchange is showing a somewhat faltering tendency toward better conditions, resulting in improvement in the export situation These are signs of the times that tell of steady, but real, progress in the nation's commercial and industrial life. In no one line ia the tendency extremely marked, hut the cumulative etfect of hetterment in all linea is manifest in a generally healthier tone iu the business world, a slightly larger volume of transaction and a much more optimistic outlook. Were it not for one troublesome factor, in the opinion of ofiieiai here, the country could count itself facing an uninterrupted return toward an era of jirosjierity That factor ia the present threatened roal strike. Indications seem to fxiint with certainty to its coming. As April 1st nears the eoal situation will become inure and more dominant in the country's industrial at fair. The big volume of traffie on American railroads today ia due In no small measure to the fact that consumers are exiert ing a strike and are buying in stock. The amount of traffic probably will he creased as we apiimach April 1st. as we approach April 1st. Every industrial upheave is preceded by a period of unwonted activity, and ajqmrently the present one ia no exrep-tioe n" sub-dixisi- th n. deceased. Salaries of federal officers and em- (Continued from W tl luT wm? Taylor, Hobart Simmon, ers, Miranda Grange, BmkTi rs Elizabeth Spalding, Mari Aiu land Sax, Wendell MilknuaiiH Grange, Melvin Stevens. VivL ? tey, Melva Stevens, Wilhelmina Stecklennui. bey, Lee Beekstead aud Lorraiii aney. Mr. and Mrs. Archie tertained at dinner for a few tzJ Thursday evening of last week, era were laid for eigLt. Mrs. Clyde Vaught entertain sewing club Monday evening. Lc'! eon was served to twelve meaben Mr. and Mrs. James i 1,1 Killed By Droves. MISSOULA, Mont., Fell. 26. Gray ,olves in drove are killing cattle in the Deep Creek and Millegan section, Sheriff according to a call received by Gordon asking for hounds with which to make a drive. Owing to the heavy snow the wolves have come down and ir are attacking domestic animals, seven- reiving congratulations upon the of a son at their home. them ty head of cattle being killed hy "ithin the last six weeks. MAINSPRING OF THE WO' WITH THE LIVE STOCKMEN OF EASTERN UTAH Writer's Tribute to the Hurt n Woman la Worthy a Place h exN. 8. Neilson of Mt. Pleasant is Any Scrapbook. acted in Price shortly from Long live hia Beach, Cala., to look after First, the heart of a womaa h stuck interest locally. ent from any other kind of heart h The quantity of domestic pulled wool the world. produced in the United State in 1921 Ita bigger. Its more tender, is estimated by the United State more various." Its more of agriculture at 48,500,000 Its more tolerant Its more miunds compared with 42,900,000 offering. Its more kind. If for 1920 and 48.300,000 in 1919. Its more lovable. Ifi generous. skin wool pulled per The weight of wonderful than any other son 3.21 averaged 3.31 jHiuud in 1921 and Mt-De- r Mi-Ph- l-v-al estii-mate- heart. ployes, including those of the territor in 1920. wool dip of Argentina es and the district of Columbia, are The 1921-2- 2 subject to tax. Saluriea aud fees jiaid will be lielow average and will hardly by the United States to its ambassa- reach 220,000,1X10 jioumis, according to 0, The heart of n woman is the of hearts. If you would know what real faring Is, find a womans heart has been broken. Look there Into ashes of its ruins and you shall Also, If you would learn of the la five sweetness of happiness, oca rch for the heart of a wrnnas has found the gold behind the of love, and there yon shall see a wonder aa your eyes have new " fore seen. Tm again I my that there b heart like unto the heart of a Its patience Is that of Job, plus the a dozen worlds. And Its suffering forgetting power Is greater thai crystallized power of the sun, moon, and all the stars. It bra Through gentleness Through strength It walks. But the ' greatest thing about great heart of a woman Is Its Ion. wall are lined with it Its furnlJ are of love In Its entirety. Whllt you would but peep Into the heart woman where love la, inch fragn-woulgreet your senses as rarest myrrh. And you would that heaven la here and now. The heart of a woman la the spring of the world ! George Mi Adnms in the lictorlal Review, ' d ' And Love the Lsvslsr. I say nnto you, brethren: la one crucible In which many things become like, and even another, nnd that ia Marriage. And In the crucible, Marriage, men adjust themselves to thlnp conditions that once did gall. Ena though they were hitched In h thus doth the crucible to many And, strange to say, O my hretb many of these men In the crucible thcinhelves ns among the happy blessed of thi enrth. So that oat most often moved to wonder wt marvel. For while men set down their natures with a great flourish national declarations of ependn mngnl chart I and sundry bin rights In the great private that is Marriage, these men most often their freedom, even the last vestige, there In the to .simmer, render and splutter, vast contentment of soul. Selak F. M. In Kansas City Star. ss i If adequate punishment were isifli ed promptly in every case there w be no occasion for punishment. The fellow who ia fund of ha hia own voire can seldom und why other people are so deaf. Bald heads are due for a rest and repose. Long skirts he in vogue thia summer. Theres No Comparison ut ifw and games, after which served. The little guests disftti.nsls on the reserve were also activis last of year cussed. Hearts ulfi-ceties were read and accepted and were elected. Joseph Munson, as president ; A. F. Petersou, secretary Edand treasurer; Willard Frandsen, 0. Madsen, Andrew gar L Nelson, Johns M. Burnside aud Joseph Johansen, Jr., advisory hoard. dors, ministers or consuls accredited information received hy the United to foreign countries or by a foreign State dcNirtment of agriculture. The government to United State citizen exiorts tnnu Argentine during the ure taxable, and the amount spent bv iat commercial year amounted to them for enterthiniiig is not deducti- 291,565,1X10 (wuind's, compared with ble. Fees paid a juror by the federal 279,319, 000 during 1919-2- 0 uud 262,-10(NX) daring 1918-1government are taxable income, likewise the fees received by a referee, a The formal oi telling of the fifth an trustee or receiver under the nutiona uuul Iiitermouutain Live Stock show, received fees The by which it is exKcled will he one of the bankruptcy act. a notary public commissioned by the making event in the Jistrirt of Columhit are taxable. An greatest ofeHrii in this sect ion, the industry history nuitiea pnid by the government to re will occur on Monday afternoon, April tired employes are subject tu tax to announcement hy the extent that the aggregate amount 31, according to an chairman A. of the Salt lavid Smith, of the imynients exceeds the amounts whose withheld from the eoiiqieiisatiun of the Luke Commercial club, under the show jvill he held. auspice deducted with Amounts and employe. J. A. llooiicr, president of the Utah held from the basic salary, tay or com IKMiwition paid to employe in the civi State Woolgrowers, was up in Cache service of the United States, in accord- county last Friday and gave talks at Having retired from the practice ot ance with the provisions of the act Hyrum to some thirty florkuiasters, law, Mark 1. DriU'fet is offering his liproviding fur pension to goveonment lie hoHB to have the marketing combrary for sale. It is recognized aa one employe should lie nqiorted for in' mittee address the owner of wool at of the best selected and most complete come tax purjKises. The total eompen several other points in the state shortlowned in the state. With a view to renation of the employes should lie re y. The committee includes George sirted in gross income. No rorresxiid Austin, W. D. Cnndland, D. 1). McKay taining the library in Carbon county, the prartieing attorneys of Price have ing deductions ran be taken fur the W. S. Hansen, V. W. Armstrong aiu Strike Coat Enormous. amounts withheld, inasmuch as such A. F. Bigelow. petitioned the board, of county commissioners tu consider its acquisition The eoal strike will cost the miners amounts are luiyments toward the At a meeting of possibly two hun in liehalf of the runuty. Counties more than a million dollars a day in purchase of annuities provided for in dred representative citizen held last throughout the land are providing up wage losses during it continuance. It the act. Saturday at Zion A. A. Hinckley, state to date libraries for the use of the will cost the country generally infire Inquiries received indicate the iin commissioner of agriculture, was em courts aud members of the liar and this ilely more. It may result in a car pression in the mind of many iiersons (lowered to name an executive commit is true of nmnv having hut a small shortage within three months. Almost that all school teachers are exenqit tee to take charge of a campaign look of tiia litigation eared for it will tend tu alow down from jMyment of the income tax. Thev ing to the increased consumption ol' According to the bureau of public certainly ed- milk and milk library is in first-claiirodurt in Utah. This roads the industry of highway build- building construction, which at this are not exempt because engaged in condition and is housed in best quality time faces his- ucational work. As a rule the salaries busiest the in season its is now one of the largest in the campaign haa for it double object the ing of sections, which are offered with it United tory. Thousands of ojwntop cars need- Iwid public school teacher are exempt economic effect on the dairy' industry States, auriiaasing the steel and ed at a most attractive discount. It wrould iron and by the building trades will be withonly for the reason that they are and the emphasizing of the the automobile. Statistics drawn with that industry in the event employe' of a state or imlitiral sub of the food value of milk. inqiortance lie unforunate not only tu the local show The rom a few less than six hundred that that the roal strike lasts six weeks or division thereof. The siecial exemp- mittee apHiinted by Hinckley has bar, bnt (u the public interest repre- thousand are employed in the steel and (kiw On inthe other hand the eoal sented by Carlton county, if thia coltion of five thousand five hundred dol- er to name and to do iron industries, aiurozimately seven longer. is alone in its failure lars allowed under the revenue act of lection must go elsewhere. Its purdustry virtually to put ovr hundred and fifty thousand in the au- to necessary wartime wages. Such fail- 1918 persons in active service in mili theeverything chase would be a public economy and statewide canquiign. Those pres while a million men are em- ureliquidate tomobile, is and naval forces is repealed hy the ent, who were the members from nearholding up industry all along add a most creditable feature to the ployed in the building and rrMtiring of the line. Coal wage scales are at ill tary revenue act of 1021. Soldiers and sail- er xiiiita of the courthouse. the highways throughout the United high, and general committee that liy virtue of the economic ors are allowed only the exemption has lieen An idea of this enormous work law that has States. aiqminted hy the commission reduced ousts and wages granted other individuals, a thousand STUDY OF THE CONSTITUTION themselves each to give the er, he pledged front obtained the the fact that may in almost every other line of business dollars if single, or married and not THE PROPER THING. movement his hearty supsirt. annual requirements of the improved it would seem that the preaent wage living with wife or hushand, twenty-fiv- e Government officials are much in- roads of this big country of ours is fif- scales must come down. Whether the hundred if tnarried and living terested in the caniaign started by ty million tons of stone and gravel or present ia th? time or not the strike with wife or husband and the net inLEGION ENTERTAINS will tell. 'One of the indications that come for 1921 was five thousand or tha National ISecurity League of New a million carloads. ' York looking to the passage of laws the country is nearing the end of its less, and two thousand if married am states requiring that a Farm wages in the United States pinch is found in the fire insurance living with wife or husband and the Post Over Sonth Give Ladies Auxiliary by forty-fou- r study of the constitution of the Unit- dropped approximately 37 er cent losses. Invariably such are heaviest net income was more than five thous Splendid Time. ed States be required of students in during the calendar year of 11121, ac- just before the return of pmsiwritv. and. all schools. Illinois, Iowa, Michigan cording to the United States depart- In January they mounted to $38,663,-00- 0 In filing their income tax returns MAIN ATIIA, Feb. 25. The Ameriin the United States and Canada, for the and Vermont now have such a law. ment of agriculture. The average for 1921, taxpayers must re ca nLegion here entertained the ladieB yesr the last was calendar $4,1.32 per an increase of nearly 10 per cent over member that Two hundred of the countrys leading year taxable inrome ia not auxiliary at a dancing and so r January, 1921. And that, too,'was witheducators, it is said, are luck of the month without lioard and $30.14 Where services are pai rial at Amusement Hall purty rash. with. Tuesday evemonth labor out wages Average day any general conflagrations. Burg- for with something other than money movement, which it is exjeeted will rening. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Earl quire several years to push to conclu- during the harvest period was $2.70 a lary insurance, which follows an iden- the fair market value of the thing ta Hales, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dennison sion. Officials of the lftircau of educa- day without hoard and $2.24 with. tical line, showed a heavy loss increase ken in payment is the apiount to be in Mr. and Mrs. tion express the hoie that such state These wages do not include such sup- during the month. Life insurance is eluded in income. For example, the Mrs. R. M. Chester Burns, Mr. am Eggertson, Mr. and Mrs. lawa when (lassod will not require plementary allowance aa milk, pas- looking up for the first time in several vslue of merchandise received I). V. Garber, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jenby simifirewood for and months. form Siecial cattle, turage of study of the eon clerk of a grocery store as part wv nings, Mr. and Mr. Albert any Kirpatriek. stitution, and sint out that the prac- lar item. meat tor his services must be rejMirtet Mr. and Mrs. A. Employment Improves. I). McLain, Mr. and tice of some schools which now teach Food prices continue to drop, hut the as income. Compensation wi an em- Mrs. George Curry, Mr. and Mrs. E. learn it by heart is apt to do more chances are that they have now almut ploye of a corjxiration in shares of I). Potter, Mrs. Charles Pi ah. Miss Elit of requiring scholar to learn it by stock is to be renched the end of the movement ant treated as if the corio-ratio- n sie Lewis, Miss Helen McCaffery, Miss to do more harm than heart is sidd the stock at its market x'al Rakcv that a rise will tie noted shortly. La Gunderson, E. II. Erickson, II. Jrood. They say that it is the meaning, bnr condition during February, ac ue and aid the employe in cash. Irom W. Clark, Harry Santsehi and T. W. not the wording, which is inqiortaiit, cording to indientisns, are a gratify issorv note received in payment for Charter. and that it is the duty of the supreme ing improvement over January. The services and not merely as security for An especially interesting court, not the individual, to interpret jump in employ incut probably will lie payment constitute income to the fair and banquet were given last program Saturday the phraseology. If the average stureflected in the labor dcmrtnicnt fig market value of same. laving quarters evening hy the of Pythias and dent is required to study it from the nres for February 28: h by the increase and meals furnished as coiiiansHtion Pythian SistersKnights of Hiawatha. Introstandsiint of understanding its prinof more than fifty thousand workers for services are to lie rexrted as in duction. II. S. McDaniels; prayer, J. in the fourteen hundred nnd twenty come. A hotel clerk given a room am Cameron ciples he will.) the mint out be much Shultz; "America. more likely to use his knowledge than eight establishments it canvasses ev his meals as part iaynient for his serv congregation: solo, song, Miss Sibvl Spaldif required merely to learn it word for cry month. Money is a little easier, ices i required to reort as income ing; address, Mrs. Bertha McDonald; hut in the fare, of a larger demand the amount he would have to pay for word. selection, Hiawatha orchestra; rend-ng- , slight stiffening i to lie exa cted here board ami lodging elsewhere, Mr. Ivan Simmons; vocal selecUnder the name of the new progresand there. Federal reserve rediscount tion. Knights ot Pythias male quartet ; sive party, Idaho, California and othrates prohuhlv will remain where they It takes a bright woman to appear cornet solo. er states have lieen invaded hy missionare for a time. dull when an unwelcome suitor hovers tone solo. Albert Kirkpatriek; bariFred Schumacher; n short The automobile industry, third larg- around. league. ary bodies of the C..W. speech, Spalding. After the proThe object is the destruction of the est in the eoiintrv, is showing a better Between good and poor feed. Re- tone gram and banquet, dancing wag the middleman, the capitalistic entreprethan at any time within the lust it. The other fellow con do feature. forget the worth of good feed. neur, and perhaps the private owner- mits prove eighteen months. Iriec entring has the growling fur IkiHi of yon. The Five Hundred Card club met at betstock looks Your, thrives better, ended. Reductions were made mi nearship of land. It is essentially identithe home of Mrs. Eugene Santsehi a cal with Russian bolshevism, whose ef- ter and is healthier. It is false econo- ly a hundred makes. Within the next Sileiii'c i gulden when the other few evenings ag. An elaUrnte luneh-eo- n fects it could lie trusted to produce if my to buy poor feed. Yon may save a three month imHirtant consolidation the longest reach. was served to Mrs. J. B. Forrester. it eonld establish itself as the system few cents, bnt yon are robbing your- may lie expect pd in the industry. The Mr. Robert M. Magruw, Mrs. Albert self just the same. Feed our feed and tracks will lie of the country at large. cut bv nmne 'lion g'M'u m lining, me cun. probably receive feed satisfaction. Mrs. A. W. Ilenniwm. Kirkpatrick, near" maker in the future. The tire Mr. E. C. pHiwen. Mrs. M. J. Ruddv, MINING SLOWLY COMING BACK, enmpunic are putting on more men M ;',iv is hooked Mr. M. J. R'li-v- , M1---. George McDer-THANK GOODNESS. and increasing output. Akmu, ().. ha s,,li'l ' lor niiii.tlm to eopic. Some evi- maid. Mn. Fred W. Von Elm nml Mr. todav about th rty-tw- o thousand work dence ol euttii-n Tl-.rite ocean Amhroe in This greatest of Wesicrii imliis.iles ieeial guest Delaney. era hnsy where she had hut thirteen South Ninth Street, Mr-- . Lr-ji hnt jncre.i-ici- l Ih is slowly coming hack and the mining thousand a year ago. And, last tu feel .'.'tsri'V nnd Utah. Price, wiil end that short Earl fill's. district will not milch longer he livin': " the the revival, is shipping y industry ly. I, it v.i re !,e fur G.e eoal siiiint'.u, ' Mr. on short rations. The wnM t i n Hill Ti;ii;-looking up. Tl-ra ci'ii::v h ; ;1.,, . x Dont worry about the fellow who of international activity in the yirr;n! wan! the use of silver, the extrusion of tif i pfivly freigb i hi t : j l nee of ret ! j wik f..r er uses of copjier, the on . :ti claims flint la can lick anyone in sight. shipments. wh:le it is actually diffionl .l.ofi, il to u r.hi t'";,i t..,:, '.ir'.ng l.'-' V.md.i, ;h vdi to obtain pa. ersger tv Ili viion may be limited to kid. production ol gold, are no The lb ti :iy Tl.e "ti wi.i Kpiit in d.;.;-i;- Entaga WEEK Particular Utah Collector Designates Items As Taxable. H. W. Crockett, Manager. t; Residence, HOG PRICES INCOME JSDEF1NED xm I rRn?AY. mabcb, IS 18 nTAH-BT- ST seaw will Humorists seldom see anything ny in their own writings. At tin oilier agree with them. Don't 1m? ton severe in eondc1 the spoiled child. Its parents are I of the retqKinsibility. Voliva, who insists the world i might prove his contention by hoofc it until he drops off. People who have the price at erally those who know how to roust cost. nnn-imrtis- Aim high, hut scatter your shotf there are plenty of good thing 1 down. Even the homeliest of girls need) a bow if she plays the' olin. lie without ti TL,WfuI f " W j iih::-ir:..iL- Price Commission Co. Irans-pirtaT.o- inr-lud- f 'in 1 1 - l i run-dun- ! i . S;i'i-,rd;i- "I h; last r.ivht, ini-- ' I1" an ri'il chillyj foiinil." on a c Ga. bn, ihi-- you i cl.-w- i . l I ' |