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Show VO nl i t be sue; PRICE. PAGE FOUR UTAH-BVB- EY FRIDAY, MAEch FRIDAY. ONLY ONE EFFORT IN A YEAR DOES NOT MAKE A TOWN STAY CLEAN. The season for community efforts along cleanand already a number of Janiad Ev7 Friday By Sua Publiihluf Co. (Iae.) R. W. up lines is approaching, towns are planning cleanup weeks. They are Crockett, Manager. good things, these brushing up periods, and if Subscription, l.tl th Tear. Office Phoae No. I. Real- - Price had one every month it would only serve to dence. Noa lllmS aad II 1ml. make a better town. But why make a cleanup e Mail Matter, Jnne 4, 1111, at Entered at last only a day or a week? If the work Poatoffice at Price. Utah, Under the Act of March 1. 1171. campaign done is worth so much to a community, why not SUN ADVERTISING RATES. keep it up throughout the entire year? Therewa-is 1 6 . Per Inch Matter ; f per Month, Single Issue, needed every day the application of soap and Display 10c. Special Position, It Per Cent Additional. ter and mop and broom, of whitewash and paint Legale Tea Cents the Une Each Insertion. Count Six brush. More than seven thousand communities Words to the Lina Summons, 111.60; Water Applies in the United States within the last ten years tlon, 111.40; Final Proof, 114.00. Readers Ten Cents the Line Each Insertion. Count Six have joined in the crusade. They should get into Words to the Lina Blackface Type Fifteen Cents the the habit of cleaning up all the time, or at least Line Each Insertion. have a monthly cleanup day, and we understand Obituaries, Csrds of Thanks, Resolutions, Etc. Half Local Reading Notice Kates. Count Six Words to Lino. that already the movement has been taken up by For Sals, For Rent, Found, Lost. Etc. Two Cents psr a number of towns that have heretofore observed Word Each Issue. No Charge Accounts. only the yearly spasm. Let the good work be exAddress All Communications to tended to every nook and corner, not just to the SUN PUBLISHING UTAH spots that can be seen by the public. Cleaning of houses and ornamenting of yards is not enough. I went mourning without The Sun; I stood up There should be a cleaning of every dirty alley and cried in the congregation Job, 30-2and of every vacant lot on which there is an annual growth of tin cans, old shoes, discarded corLEGISLATURE JUST DISSOLVED ABOUT AN sets and waste paper that litters up the whole AVERAGE BUNCH AFTER ALL. community every time a strong wind blows. Most of these places are disease breeders, and Bince During the days that the Utah legislature has they are not being used for building purposes been in session since the first of the year, and might be plowed under and planted to garden right up to their closing hours a few days ago, truck, to some sort of crop that would do somethe reports of proceedings as told in the daily body good. If we are to have a cleanup campaign press would seem to indicate that of all the freak this season lets start it early and then not stop dope ever put before a lawmaking body this col- at a day or a week but keep right on the job until lection of representatives of the people could we have the spotless town of the entire comr furnish the prize, bunch. Yet, it appears that the monwealth. real work of the Rolons is after ail, conservative rather than radical. Without definite leadership UTAH MIGHT HAVE HAD A NEW COUNTY on the floor of either house, the legislators seemOVER ON THE WEST SIDE. ed to catch in large degree the desires of the peoJust what advantage was to be gained had ple at large in action on many of the more important measures which were considered. The the state legislature looked favorably upon the loss at the polls of the proposed constitutional bill to make a new county out of the western amendment which would have opened the way for parts of Tooele, Juab and Millard is not readily much experimental legislation on the taxing op- apparent That the scheme was being urged by erations of the state was seen to have been re- a resident of Ibapah, which, lying right at the flected in the actions of the legislators who were western boundary of the state and almost on the voted in at the same time. There was a disposi- south line of Tooele county, may furnish some tion all through to oppose any radical measures explanation of --the scheme. This place is pracin this line, or to permit any bills to pass which tically in the center oifiteiftmry which would would increase the tax burden. This spirit was have been the new county, and would have been a predominant in members from 11 over the state likely candidate for the county seat. If any lanes and among those of varied occupations. Some of travel, any common community interests or steps were taken making a start toward putting any mingling of the population for any purpose the administration of public affairs on a more makes it desirable that these isolated pieces of economical plane. Organized opposition prevented desert should combine themselves into a county these measures from becoming more extensive government of their own, it remains to be demonthan the real accomplishments. Perhaps the most strated. The whole district is, however, a range widely advertised and really most remarkable ac- for sheep is practically a desert country, very tion taken by this legislature was the enactment sparsely inhabited. It would seem that each sepof the new tobacco law to replace the Southwick arate part of it would get more advantage by bebill of two years ago and which as the cigaret longing to the counties as at presnt outlined than law has given Utah such nationwide notoriety by the arrangement as sought. during the past few months. The new measure recognizes the rights of smokers as well as those THE START WILL BE IN OTHER DIRECTION who dont. Undoubtedly the demonstration made IF REPORTS ARE TRUE. at the state capital city during the last few days Should certain ones of our movie stars get to of the session brought about the passage of the new measure, as previous attempts to disturb the heaven they will be mighty lonesome birds, for old law had failed. The changes in the regulation there will be no press agents there to sound their legalize and license certain practices which it has praises at so much a praise, and there will be no been proven by experience cannot be stopped by daily newspapers to rave over the enormous sallegislation. In fact these offenses are not suf- aries they dont get, and it will be no trouble at ficiently vicious to require suppression by law. all for wise old St Peter to see through a brain The use of tobacco has now been placed on a basis that is so shallow it doesnt exist. But on second where many citizens who under the former law thought we dont think they will be overburdened would register no complaints will insist that the with ennui. Heaven is a long way off for them. smokers keep within the legalized limits. Taken all together, the legislators could go back to their Recently a Carbon county doctor told us that homes and face the people who elected them with its best to smoke only after a meal. But who the assurance that they had done at least as well wants to run home and get a meal every time he as their predecessors. wants to smoke.? Seoond-Claa- 3 8. Located within three minutes walk from steel plant-sit- e right on paved highway.. Every Lot a Garden Spot' with full water right. Accessible to gas and Provo Consolidated tate Company West Center Street PROVO, UTAH 182 a We Sett the Earth and Guarantee Its Contents LEONARD FAMILY HEAD GIVEN BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Bishop D. Heber Leonard waa a at Pru last Friday on buaineaa and while here told The Sun of the birthcelebration of the d day anniversary of his father, David H. Leonard, which was in the nature of a surprise party given to the old gentleman Wednesday of last week by members of hii family. Dinner was served to more than a hundred descendants of Leonard in the afternoon PLENTITUDE OF COURT WORK IN CARBON Surest first sign of spring in Carbon county at the home of a eon, W. H. Leonard. MAY BE DUE TO TWO EVILS. is when the chickens start watching you come Sons and daughters present were W. J. 1. Leonard, D. C. Leonfrom the store to see if youve bought garden H. Leonard, District court sessions in Price were brought seed. ard, 1). Helier Leonard, Mrs. Jane Watkins and their families, all from to a close last Wednesday afternoon, to be reopHuntington; Dr. A. X. Leonard, A. E. ened next Tuesday. During the past two weeks Did you Notice that they never started boom- Leonard, Myron Leonard, Mrs. G. A. the court, with Judge Dilworth Woolley on the Ford for president until he showed his good Bobbins, Mrs. Alice Wimmer, all from bench, has functioned with remarkable celerity ing Salt Lake City; Mrs. J. P. Clarke of sense by making a car with four doors in it. and expedition. Sitting on a number of criminal Paruwan. Other out of town guests cases of the minor type, and which are such as An Illinois woman is suing the hired girl for were llaruld Leonard of Price, Erin are usually dragged out to the limit, the disposiher husband. Some girls will take any- and L. W. Leonard of Mohrlnnd. tion of a goodly number of these actions which stealing have around the house. The following married grandchildren were present : Mr. and Airs. A. L. Leonhave been awaiting trial since last fall is com- thing you Mr. and Mrs. Gerald U. Leonard, mendable. Examination into the real merits of Maybe the French think that even though ard, Air. and Mrs. Guy Truman, Mr. and these cases is the business of the court. That con- Germany seems to be facing ruin she has two Mrs. Ralph Truman, Mr. and Mrs. victions are not brought in for every trial is not faces. Movell Killpaek, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. to be taken that the sheriffs forces, the county Johnson. The family gave a dance in ' attorney, the judge or the jilry have missed fire, the high school building in the eveYears Week Ago but is rather to be looked upon as showing that ning, to which the public was invited. although circumstances had looked to the arrestComplete line of blank books of every ing and arraigning officials as bad for the dedescription. The Sun. from was Sunny-sidon Jack business and Gentry op fendant, there has been no inclination on the part later went to Green River. of the trial bodies to jump to conclusions regardlias Anderson of Priee was building a new residence ing guilt because of accusation. The personnel in tbe north part of town. of the juries in the cases tried during the session Mrs. J. At. Miller and baby, then residing at Colton, just closed represents the best citizenship of the were visiting in Salt Lake City. county. These people have sacrificed their time Will Peyton arrived in Price from Columbus Barracks, from their own business pursuits to give service and was put in charge of the signal station here. 0., to the public in the administration of the laws. Master Sherman Ixiwenstein, who had a slight attack Carbon county develops a big lot of actions to be of typhoid fever at Salt Lake City, was able to he up and handled by the courts. A study of the trials around. seems to indicate that this condition is due in Miss Josie Fitzgerald had arrived in Price from Moungreat measure to two evils. Altogether too many tain Home, Ida., on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Thomas P. people carry firearms. This may be said to be Murphy. especially true of people from European counThe Raven Mining company was advertising for bids tries, and who are not citizens of the United for hauling ore and supplies to and from its mines on the States. These folks are supposed to be prohibit- reservation. ed from such action by the law of the land. Then Dean Holdaway and wife, then living in Priee, were there is too much indulgence and traffic in the called to lrovo on account of the death of Airs. Hold-- a vile moonshine booze which seems to be so easily ways father. obtained in the community. People of this countv Jack Booth had gone to work for Afed Nichols in the Good oats and other good feeds are have become so accustomed to a full criminal cal- Senate saloon at Price. Verne Carey having resigned his jnst si necessary for your horse to susendar that it is startling to consider that a coun- job with Nichols. tain him in his daily routine aa good Johnny Hite was in Price from Sunnyside and left la- food is for ty like Cache, on the northern boundary of the any state, can go through a year with only a couple ter for the Colorado river country. He was interested in dealer sell yourself. asDont letfeed. you "just good" of criminal prosecutions in the courts. This dif- some placer mines in that section. Miss Ada Bryner had resigned her portion as clerk We have what you want and aa low in ference is undoubtedly because of the larger prowith County Atercantile company at lrice and price aa the other fellow. portion here of people from certain nations of Miss the Emery Anderson was working in her place Lapreil makes and Americanization certain that Europe, Airs. George McDcnuaid of Castle Gate visited relmust take great strides in order that the comives in Emery county previous to her going to Somerset, Price munity may cease to be the sore spot of Utah. Co. Colo., where her husband was local manager of the WaSouth Ninth B ire at. satch store. The man who pays as he goes may not equal Plica, Utah. ellington eoplc were to get their water for irrigathe speed record of the chap who travels on credit, tionVand the culinary Price purposes through Water comSome but its dollars to doughnuts hell get a lot farther never forget an act of pany a ditch, an arrangement having been made to that kindnesspeople because they never recognize in the end. effect The Trice ditch waa to be extended and enlarged. one when they see it! 99 VERY PRETTY ODD ARTICLES THAT At,: MADE IN THE HOME f eighty-secon- S'" H.V VJ A i I Twenty This and Around Price At e Just As Necessary Commission r By JULIA BOTTOMLEY Ribbons have always lured women who love to make hits of finery for themselves and they always will. At least rihlion manufacturers and merchants see to it that something new and enticing is placed within range of feminine eyes every few days and all these pretty furbelows contribute to the joy of life. now little wrist handkerchiefs which are made of nine-ine- Jut lj squares of figured chiffon, bordered with satin ribbon and hemstitched on are engaging the attention of the younger set. They are fastened to a little bracelet of ribbon and have no reason for existence except to be pretty, which is renson enough. They muke delightful gifts. Oriental, floral, batik and conventional patterns in printed rhiffon are chosen for them and n in a color like that predominating in the chiffon or in strong contrast. rib-bo- Straight hands ol metallic wound about the head and coverinf s forehead lead to coiffure adorns for evening. The ribbons are wi de, slip nnder the hair at the aides. H wide two-tonribbons make some bags, cut in six sections. eight inches long and pointed at end. These sections are featlicrsti ed together, the pointed ends for the button, where a tassel is snsi1 ed. The top of the bag is cut in s lops and feather stitched. It is df up by a silk cord running through tie black rings sewed in near the The new garter ribbons are so that it is only necessary to rsi piece of elastic through them to & garters and are used for covering hangers also. A pair of garters. 9 isole, two hags and a brush case their own stories in the picture here. They are all made of ribbnni anyone can eopy them. ed i |