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Show TLlfLmmxm Ity Sun Publishtoned Every Friday W. ing Co. line.) ii. Crockett, Manager. ubecription, $2.('U the Year. Office phone No. 9. Kesldciice, No. 133ra2. Yesterdays Salt La lie Tribune brings a Mall bat- the story that Fred Mai lev of Spanish Entered a ter, June 4. 111$, at ioatuffice at Price, Fork and Kd B. Jones of 1ruvo, comL'lah, Voder the Act of barch 1, 157. missioner ami a state road ageut, re-- s Wei i t !y, aie eredited by Frestoii G. AEYKllTlSINti 1UT1A Feter-n- , chairman of the state highDisplay Matter Ier Inch per month, Issue, 60c. Special Po- way commission, with having prevent$1.$; Sinfrla sition, 2$ Per Cent AdditionaL ed what would seem almost inevitably Ten Cents tl,e Vine Each In- have been one of the most disastrous Legal Line. to Words Six Count the sertion. Summons, $12. ill; Water Applica- railroad wrecks in the history of I'tah. A train of seventeen coiuhes filled tion, $15.01); Final Proof, $lo.uo. Readers 'Ten Cents the l.ine Each In- with delegates to the American Legion sertion. Count Six Words to the Line. eouvenlioii at Price was warned in Ebukface Type Fifteen Cents the time of a washout just ahead in Sjuni-is- h Line Each Insertion. Obituaries, Cards of Thanks, ResoluFork Canyon. Had the traiu hit tion. Etc., at Half Lotal Leading as it was developing all Notice Kates. Count Six Words to the the Hissihle to climb the canyon the Line. For Sale, For Kent, Found, Lost, Etc., tracks a considerable jiurtiou of the Two Cents per Word Each Issue. No string of enrs nnt have swung outCharge At counts. ward and into the flooded Sjianbli Address All Communications to Fork river. 1 terson told the ttrv. St X PUlLISIll.Vti CO. Valley and Jones were in Spanish i lTit, I'luli. Fork Canyon repairing some damage 1 went mourning wltluiut The Sun; to the state roud done by a former I stood up and cried iu the vungrega-tio- cloudburst, when they were eanght in Castilla and This-tiJob, in raitistonn The highway became so difficult Years This ithat they divided to wait until the min Kecond-Claa- wu.-lio- ut ANNOUNCING lEHMUES WITH SEVENTEEN CARS OF SPEEDING MENACE EVERY F RlpATl tttaH THE SUN, PRICE, FAGS FOUR CITED Within the next few days plans will! be completed by the state road com-- ! mission to bring to a slop seeding' and other traffic violations on thej state highways, it was a n in o need last r Tuesday by Henry W. Eastern Utah Electric Statlon j i'oinmi.-oinne- Lunl. The time Las come witeu forceful action mu-- t be taken against reckless drivers, says he. TLe number of deaths and injuries through automobile accident lias become appalling. We are railing fur the ot all couiily and town officers in curb- inh this menace. The road ronmiis-- j sion will take advantage of the sjiecial law passed by the last legislature au- G NEW i State Official Declares Time Is Here to Take Forceful Action. SOME-THIN- 8 HOURS BATTERY CHARGING SERVICE No more two or three days del.iv waiMn. your battery to he recharged. No mowThL '7 expense for rental of batteries, i gone forever." i I -V ; ; new Eight 'J1 stant Potential Mattery Charging t ,un;. ainot fer carownera T. EIGHT HOUR SERVICE thorizing it to patrol the state highways and nrrest und bold offenders on charging, without warrants, it was said. In a n batteries clurges short time the state road agent in each t ight hour. It saves you time, tents on rental batteries, ltatteries' MUitffl eouuty will receive a sneial jsdiee Ago 10 ocbKk a. n. are ready, fully subsided. badge and inst notion from the comu clock of the evening the same iljy. While waiting they saw what a ver- mission and the new law designed to Week rfwtraMT .it v'TI L tj!t y EVJTEk CHARTER. itable cloudburst was in progress at safeguard the lives of ritizens will be.... . New Service Lunt declares. E. Suntscbi. Sr., of Castle (Sate was the head of a wash leading into the' come fully effective, wived In Price on liiiniriCM. on suired highsoon water frout Speeding, exjiccially canyon. Pretty Your battery charged l.y this new J. (1. Cal tawny got back to Pi ire front it in such volume thut the culvert tin- ways, has become so flagrant that it sure brighter lights, a Quick start. methoj i, Oil Tires Supplies Gas a bUKinrrs trill to tlu Venial country. der the road would mt carry it, and it ran no longer he ignored, he eonlin-uepep, and mileage. We guarantee result. Mrs. S.ii'nh V. Crm Kelt of Price went overflowed the F.acli road ugrnt will he instructout and lore highway vinil un extended to Aspen. Colo., lor see our Eight Hour Chargor in Come Air a )ortioii. The Denver and Itio (J ramie ed to patrol the entire county iu which Distilled Water wllh I ieliils. tion. We cordially invite the public to ln he All n violators arrested road track the between lav by our new equipment. It is Just on- - ,r the Fpaldlnif Ituygv company unliMdc-a carioail of vehicles at Price for the and the river. Here, too, the drainage these will he turned over to the peace why w are recognized as the itaiu-rService Letter Service. Vernal (ountry. already provided was far from capa- authorities for prosecution. In this conA. W. Ilorsicy ail! two daughters. ble of nection 1 wish to say that the strict the rush of water and carrying Misses Surah mu! Maigutet, were visitwhich tore out a mrtioii of the em- enforcement of traffic laws lies with or at Caslle Pule. officers. Our work is to Sliiner with their bankment. Part of it only could es- these Elmer and Allu-rfamilies arrived in Prlee front Wayne cape through (lie pnssage thus torn by supplement and aid wherever we can. the current, and ulauit a hundred yards Ilali and Davis county seem to be havcouiuy to make tln-i- hollies here. Miss May Watkins of Kansas City along another section of the track was ing the greatest number of accidents nd Miss I .my Allen from Clinton, Mu., deal roved, leaving the rails in the uir and we intend to concentrate our atvisited with Mrs. A. Mitliivney at Prieo. tention in these two places for a time. without PRICE, HiipMirt. Fred J. Thomas moved his bottling Rut there is a general tendency over tlie the that and Realizing danger, works from the Hohl.iwuy building to his residence in the eusl part of Price. evening train was about due, the two the state as well to disregard speed Streets Main and Lars Frandsen from Price was up at offieiais started their automobile down limit laws. Savoy Hotel Colton helping to put about thirty the canyon. They had not much more There is no fund available at tlie ihuuHund sheep through the dipping than munded the jioiiit where track present time, Lunt says, with whb-- to vats there. road when curve and they heard the purchase motorcycles for road agents, Soldiers from Fort lhichesne were in Price to receive the regular consign- whistle of the heavy oncoming train. bnt he added that highway surveillance whether he has lieen stricken with the Anyone ean be a good ipok IAMB nisi OF WEEK ARE fever ment of money with whb-- to pay off They left their car, and, running down will lie none the less keen. has not as yet been determined. it is not always easy to be i pp the troopa there. the right of way of the railroad manLOWER WITH SHEEP HIGHER one. Work was to begin on the Trapper's aged to attract the engineers atten- SOLDIER IS HIKING TO MEET ON BUFFALO BARBECUE rrlile mine in Oold Mountain district FACIFIG COAST to flag the train at a point Ftali democrats will meet for their with A. 1). (Kandy) Macljean from this tion anil almut half a mile below the wasliout. (Continued From Fsge Two.) second annual buffalo barbecue city as superintendent. James of Fargo, N. , betit LaJ. It. Sharp, superintendent of mines The train had so much momentum that ter knownFarley Ameri- sheep all over the country. By joining goon August M, according to a decimember to of the at Bunnystiie, was at Uig Springs ranch it proceeded about a thousand feet can Legion aa Irish Jack Farley, the association, which costs a dollar a sion reached at a meeting a few day wllh his family and incidentally lookit was brought to a stop, though, entered Salt Lake City last Saturday year, regulation army rifles can lie ago of the executive committee of the ing after Ills hay crop. of eourse, still well within the safety on hia walk to attend the national con- procured, and highHiwered ammuni- Young Mens Democratic club. ConMr. and Mrs. C. A. dulwits of Price zone. announced the arrival of a certed effort will be made to have all which oiens in San Francisco tion bought at small cost. vention, The train was delayed at that point boy. They were living at the home of lemember of the party in Mrs. E, W. Mclntire, her mother. J. IE. Mahon of Denver, Colo., the prominent for alaiut five hours, while a shou- - on Septendier Jtltli. inHe refiorted to tlie state present. To Salt Lake gion headiiunrterg City and edDenver the for carry out this K, stock live Herman Horsley presented the agent fly track was constructed around the itor of the local paper with a basket of washout. Passengers had ample time for hi mail and to obtain a job dur- Kio Grande Western, is muking the plan representative men from all secat transparent apples from his orchard ing his stay in the rity. The route fol- Utah territory this This is hit tions have been assigned to work up TO HUNT OR FIE Price. The fruit was as fine ms any to realize the ixissihilities if the engi- lowed will make the enthusiasm in tlie various communithree journey first trip. neer had not lieen warned of the had grown at that time in I'tah. ties. miles thousand In said. C. Luud will head long, Farley rendition of the track just around the Johu L. McKinney, prominent slice the Judge Henry of hunters, who will go to Come here to get it, udye CIGARETTE LAW FREQUENTLY curve. They showered their thanks and making it he is fulfilling a promise comany in ou last died thut of Lelii, city made at the American Legion convenIsland in quest of the buffalBROKEN IN CARBCN can Antelojie pick your tackle and Mi two road on the recongratulations os for the barbecue. tion held in Npw Orleans last year. At Tuesday of blood jHiisoniug that best enjoyment of v for the thut time he declared that he would at- sulted front an injured finger. He was Fretpient violation of the cigarette port 41 year of Hge. FOR PUBLIC SURVEY licensing law in Carbon county was TWO OFFICIALS ARE TO VISIT tend tlie next convention if he was still David Hirsehi, state senator from alive out 1 and of a the He is or the state of Utah Gov. Charles hospital. discussed by W. D. Sutton, state treasCARBON NEXT WEEK charier i.iemlicr and has attended ev- Washington county, is asking the aid II. M3bey last Saturday deposited with urer, on a recent trip to that region, William Peterson of the Ftali Agri- ery national convention since its foun- of the state Exiard of agriculture in the federal reserve hank at Salt Luke finding markets for lccdrr cal tic rais- l ity leu thousand dollars which there says last Sundays Tribune. Not only cultural college and geologist for the dation. ed in the Southern Utah region J'rnm the state hoard of Eiv a are dealers who have Wil-the United of Although and Declines available fur the survey of equalization, local mitimritics selling cigarettes in limn Bailey, chairman of tlie board, States, Farley enlisted in tlie Cana- ers of cattle have not been tiuiurron l,i"c i.nnis in this stute bv ", the I int- lew nioiihs. dian forces nt the outbreak of the in Hint district the lat w ill leave Salt laike City next Tuesday In this hot weather ii event! instances without the formaliof iitMjtes the ... department interior. I lux in- - world war iu l!14 and was one of tlie .melo t if yon have a good & inter easier where are will in Pintail for ranges is part f mi appropriation of fif- county, they canty ty of affixing tlie cignrettte revenue sol- developing rapidly and lmw much , ty thousand dollars thousand British or fuel See electric sur- - lirst thirty-threand make a inxpert deposits asphalt in but several the of made hv state, the last tamp serve diers iu whb-He France. the was ruins' duet. some hove on and week, past given youll be satisfied. points (movement toward a revolving fund stances, also, they are being disused vey s in that seel mu, while those in South-- J which is a wnuud'.-- twice and was gassed at nw a hundred thousand dol- of by retailers who have no license nt 'rise to controversy. They will in 1!)15. when the first attack of eastern I tali near niniiding are sul- - lars, re- day in Vernal, Returning, they ore to all. Furthermore, some of- tlu-s' war the was made by the Hermans. He fering from drouth, aceonlmg to ilie the coal Carbon come to fields for of tailers are selling their goods by the was in active service until .the armis- weekly reKrl of tlie Salt Like Citv to desire or UNDERPASS WORK four They days. were thut jlhree they rarton, saying cheek up veins and to examine faults tice in IM18 and has received every weather bureau , i..ed last Wediu- of bids ,v the state road by wholesalers' agents that if they (filing did so they did not need to pay any and intrusions rejiortrd by the mining Kngli.--h medal except the Victoria da. riinmgliout t he state eiiisia- i'r the underiiass lures have averaged somewhat lower, of !l(. Piiee to companies in their properties, diseov-- ! Cross. fu.-tl-e tale revenue Ihx at nil. (late paved will Are for winter use, W leave Lake Salt nt Hus ered recent of the rnndition : Farley City esKcially during night, ojwrations ha This is in indreet violation of the ' ln'1U within next Hie two weeks over the be ready before that tint wiring sugar licet en.ps generally. The FiidaV) law. Sutton is attacking this phase of months. They will sieiid about ten tta 10 at Lincoln und will morning warm for nlteniiKuis the have on aided highway yon are building now, the riienstop trip. days o'clm k. This law violation by uskiug for (lie made heatisi in the short mid rests for Winnetuuera by to arrange iuees8ary Elko, iug of fruit and grain crops, of wholesalers of tobaeeo. lie rt a si n f the Harding memorial COUNTY SEAT OF UINTAH GIVES Snernment.i. Although he is 50 years day hand. Come In- -it can B ' points out in a e inmtuniention to them Work, to is 'rva,'' iiowever, await of and CELEBRATION TODAY no carries age baggage except ranged. If you are that undoubtedly the next legislature ugreeiiiHil with l lie Denver and Kio Yesterdays Markets. n small valise and a cane, the long desstall in a house alreajf will ask for a reiort on the working Grande Western KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. di cs not deter him. He will this is the time to get of of the prevent law, und if that rep rt have been invited to be (here today ert tiipautomobile tie Aiiihi. calves Keceipts head; rides accept along the way, COUNTY OFFICES TO not put it off. is unfavorable n return will lie made CLOSE AT Belter grades boot' Mcr mol when a celebration will be s NOON to the Southwiek act in its original (Friday)at Verunl in commemoration of butHewillhasnot ak for them, he said. SATURDAYS i active and steady to Mrong; ll er made other visits to Salt staged form, which prohibited the sale of cig- the fiftieth anniversary of the home- Lake with the "Sev- das-e- s steers fully steady; top. v there g.iing City, Following Hie eoimimn iraetice arettes entirely. mixiil the en Days' I jenve" company, which play- steers stead entry of Fapt. Jaidon sll.J.',:' iM , '"'r comit f the state, all of- Iu some instances during his trip first enirrman in t hat section of the ed at tlie Sail Lake theater in Novem- better grades c .ws mid , Button called the attention of the local Vernal land dNtriel. t ti,., Captain Dodds, ber, lain. w:, i authorities to the violations of the law Inpjminted in 1S47 ns the "i',!' '.I' first Indian ton teii'cr-i- . '"I ,lliidays at noon. teady: TIix by persons .willamt ermitsa and the agent in Uintah, established the White ',,h nn ttrAa ipts It is rnstoinary now to mention the 1IIH i.,,n Sh-v ,,',in f ir',U,lfy f,,,,nn,iB' cigarettes held liv these are being re- Kocks agency in IMiS. Five years of great men. Dut we are mid around fifu-,to twon'v cent birthdays tor the disposal of tained as lower to shippers; m,..'..''.."1, "'T he niiide entry on his homestead. too modest to allude to ours. meeting on t..p s7.i;u-A'.igii- -t (it It. mol the court. In other eases dealers were s, hulk of Are the service giving William Precee, the lirst white public notire to :.r,ii: .i warned that they nmt eniiity strictly jJir. sir: action givers. Cone W woman to enter the valley in 1S7S. will isf with the regulations the treasurer's be tf I.ln to ir7.,V); of t kon n,!''ioiiers ns Farlmn a of and a :n feature kern 'j1. In.l 7.4o or your tire werrieo presented office, including tlie stumping of all the eelehration. Plans are made to reChair.to iiftoen Snlselu, cemi.' hour on away. tI. iiii:i1.i11,' i, II.JII l cartons, and vig- ceive and entertain several hundred jmckages in weight hutchti; linking .,,VlS t,.n , orous enforcement f this rule will he visitors. bu'.K twei.ty eents bad in the future. pigs t'ii 1i tiitieii ci"i t - owcr Illlln, to iSfUu. AIDS VETERANS LOCAL PROPERTIES SHUT DOWN Shi e) t . J ilin b, Disabled who men are FOR THE ENTIRE DAY .l generally t. n to filler,, now in training under the Idiilios. Close around four thousand miners of the government and who heretofore Cot"p i.ati.f-- . To., ( Vru- - P,.r Vor.l i:ni.,1 better gindis h;..m:v Insertion- -0 in the Carbon district are tohave only been given one day of sick t.. barge ar und r7.( ,i; day (Friday) n a time of mourning leave before !,s placed on the ly. for the late president Harding. Manstains, will he carried on the i'"i: UK.'tT l"i ; Li IM hardware r ei'm-HfiMK. agers of all the proper! ie training imyndl lor fifteen days if i'ri .'I 'a nr ;llll( West i'lmbiiu; week P tlie Works. received ccrti-ill have a are l'iu during telegrams (bey doctors Malta Fever Breaks. j Jei. Main from J. C. Ikiy.Ii.it, president of the t irate, ,T. W. P, timer, chief of the re- I.' National Coal m AsiC u- - WELLINGTON in which I'tation section for the United Sj r,l iT ret util in any of .Slates veterans liurcau for Utah at they art tifged to cease all ii.e:nii on the day of the Salt Iike City, nimoiinecs. pres'nhnts and the miners ol' Utah will join I!'. WIN is .MAiltlNK WILL ' ' in the nation's attempt to pay fit; tig SEND IN YOUR BILL t in l,i,raln fur quick ' and live stock our feed For ' ,lth Vr" tn:.nn. Phone 227m. tribute to the memory of its dea l. Tl-All hills gnin-- l Piiee Post No. 3 of has nopoultry It to b, give your equal I.' piys M telegram from Rrydon rends: the Ainerii-nI; ' Hit TIKE ON Legion liould be filed chickens, pigs, cows, koizcs and other President (Vddge by pmclm in l I' 1. !..!; n wiili ShrMoii N. Anderson nt the Elec- stock the best tirade of feed such ss unit BUD" FACE, I. 'Si'll has designated Friday, Angr.-- t tric building at Price not later than W. I. Winier.-,tfcen Sno are because ours, you taking in Successcr to 30th, a day of mourning memory of n k t:August ,13lli. Cheeks chanres and insuring tbs highest marLKA.-'-E svn.i, now and respected Preside-our , r. will lie at tlmf time. Sums ow-- : ket value. rs toy v,.ii (.'iiilp-- ; EOFT DRINKS. TIarding, w hose tdv will on that day . n be gladly g t i the -- t will er;iis for1 V.'i I! isu'K'n, Utah. be interred at Marion. (I. The Nut CIGARS, TORACC-bhfne tint dote in order that association urgent v t! e be clear- Price Commission ' Co. CourtcoiTB Treotaicat Ai'.M.T. ' ' suspension of all mining iKr:i-- ed pl(:l-- e For Welcome South Ninth Street ' 'l' I ions lloil day und the hohrug of pjup-e- r t.:';r ti !ton Trict. Utsh a. SU-2- e. run-dow- Twenty Try This s. d Ve-ter- l oK-rate- ,!! EUECO SERVICE t r STATION UTAH Tenth Corner West of h pm D-- lie-fo- re YOU NEED d nine-poun- i LICENSE wet-k- Ox . I re.-ide-nt 1 . ' : e t-- h nil-- init 'IV! i Yp-rc- XM-n- d - FURNACES intoi-m-f- ; S : fa-- ( j , . j war-ling- Those , u- - w fi,-- I prio-tioa- l .iiy: " Hogs-Rece- I I la-jt- cr em-i- 'in-iN- Cori Diamond i , 'l ..r!-n,- i,r , mi!-- j 1' os-ue-- l mm. I llo.-e'- i Lumber i , lx-in- J.C. 1ms-jpit- nl - J M j at-- FEEDS .)x-riiiii.- i ii I T -- i Rex PooW u-- i i - is-u- C ed - - - 1. I.UI-1- . S. 1 Ci-;i- I l -s 1 "I'K-ft'iii-- .I J'l-h- i i vd lirgn.t at tl'T-u- ii - ti.ii.e. .1 i.il sen - l .ne noiiet-- U'-u- i es. Very all oi y ttf-r- i ii'-u- ! , i.i'-fi- A . J o.f-.- ti. m i iMiil a i.- nr t 1 ;i v, r! ofI ,:c ii v. d h i TI' tit c ! ) 36 South !i i.; ea t bp Id u it in. miiii g. It is easier than Kce mid it' r t: :i o a grovrh -- -- V Vni in ", i:!i I .Vf; NULK (Basra--11- i Ini- k. ft.iti. j ji.,,,, AiMlytO TRICE, ' UTAS Ml, nt, |