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Show TEE SUV, PRICE. UTAH EVERY FRIDAY. PAGE FOUE an Every Friday braid R. W. Co. By Bus PubUah-- U ig profits with suspi cion.' Dont make investments in a hurry. Discredit tips on the stock market. Dont simulate or buy on margin. Dont put your money in another mans dreams. Crockett, litaantf. tbs Tsar. Office Subscription, MUCH MORE COMPLICATED Phone No. I. Residence, No. lllmt. IS THAN IT USED TO BE. Mali MatEntered as Second-Clas- s In other days still freeh in the ter. June 4. lilt, at Postoffice at Price, Utah, Under the Act of March I, 1(7. memory of many Eastern Utah people the fanner jtlowed his Helds, plantADVERTISING RATES. ed his seed, cultivated his plants and Display Matter Per Inch per month. the closSingle Issue, its. Special Po- marketed his crops through Il.it; could all he est Cent Per Additional, get for sition, It buyer, taking Cents the Une Each In- his product Today the selling and locals TanCount Bin Words to tho Una sertion. is much more Summons, yil.10; Water Applica- distribution process complicated. He has to study freight tion. I1S.S0; Final Proof, 110.00. Reeders Ten Cents the Uns Each marketing, how to rates, Count Six Words to ths Una increase by the aid of laproduction Rlackfkoo Typo Flftosn Cents ths and devices at the same bor saving Lino Ench Insertion. Obituaries, Cards of Thanks, Resolu- time not lose the fertility of his soil, tions, Etc., at Half Local Reading lie is forced to study credit facilities, Notice Rates. Count Six Words to the market demands, productive easts and XJna For Bala For Rent, Found. Lost, Eta, chances, pest control, scientific selecTwo Cents per Word Ench lasua No tion of seeds and matters of social, Charge Accounts public and economic concern. There Address All Communications to eras a time when fanning was just CO. SUN PUBLISHING farming. Today it is a busisimply Pries, Utah. ness that carries more detail than any we I went mourning without The Sun; other on earth. And thats why I mood up nnd cried In the always feel like taking off our hat to Job, the successful farmer the man who has to have more brains than many HIVE MILLIONS OF US SOON TO thousands engaged in other lines of business or trade. TAKE VACATIONS. tine.) E IN SHEEP MMIVE WITH PIHCES TEN TO ttl BO-fl- fl. Someone has figured out that nine million motorists will take vacations this coming summer and that most of them will seek ths lakes and woods and mountains. In other words they will "camp out while enjoying the beauties of nature. And since many here in Carbon county are going to be among the number it seems only proper to issue a little advance warning. There were thirty-si- x thousand forest fires in the United States last year and a great majority of them were caused by careless people. These destroyed timber and property valued at $1 6,000, 000, almost all of which would have been saved if eamem had been a little more careful with their matches or had paused for a few seconds to make sure fires were extinguished before moving. Maybe you are planning to go a little later oir and during that trip you will have occasion to build a fire. If you do there Is one thing you oiurht to rerite over And over as you rlimb into your auto to move away. That is; Watch the matches. Year by year timber prices are climbing. Ere long it is going to be a problem for homebuilders to get lumber for houses. The priee is going to be prohibitive and a good deal of the blame will rest on those who bow carelessly build fires in the vicinity of standing timber. Of course there is more danger in the fall when everything is dry. But even in the spring and summer it is not safe to flip matches about carelessly nor to go away and leave a fire unwatched or still burning. So try and tie careful wherever you are es you are in your own home. Carbon county folks who have fruit trees will hesitate td do any grafting this spring for fear of being investigated by congress. ARE THEY PLAYING FAIR WITH THE BUYING PUBLIC? Are the auto manufacturers of this country playing fair with the ear buying public? We hear complaints every now and then either from new owners or jirospective purchasers that a radical change must soon take place if the makers are to hold the goodwill of their public. We dare say these complaints are as numerous in other sections aa here in Carbon county. There is a general protest against buying a machine that is not equipped with bumpers front and back. The argument ia that these are a necessary part and that additional cost for them should not be hung on the original price. The same ia true of spotlight, windshield wiper, sunshade and They are recognized aa necessary equipment Then why are they not put on before offered for sale? Many are asking this question all over the country, and it must be apparent to the producers that it is one they are going to have to answer sooner or later. so-for-th. It is hard for the average Price husband to get it into hia head that the hairpin his wife uses to pick her teath and to run into the eake to see if it ia done isnt the same one she cleans her nails with and punches bedbugs out of the cracks. f FIFTEEN CENTS HIGHER, MONDAY t (Continued From Page Two.) America is indebted to the Jesuit the large number does not mean such priests for many of its finest cherries. quantity of pork as the hog slaughter This fact has been revealed by the might indicate. This research department of the National Man- springs first crop of lambs in Association of Farm Equipment Grand county has been harvested at the Cooley raneh in Castle Valley. In spite of the early season none have been lust. Tbe increase is heavy, being in exeesa of 100 per cent. Warren S. Snow, woolbuyer from Manti for a big Boston, Mass., concern, wad in Price and hereabouts this week, lie has not as yet taken over any local clips. He says must everycents. No one ia figuring thirty-eigsales, however, so far. Utah and California officials eame to a closer understanding on the tates ban against the foot and mouth disease yesterday (Thursday). This marked the elose of conferences between Gov. Charles R. Mabey, a special committee from California and officials of the state department of agriculture. Modification of the Utah bau was neither jnsked nor volunteered. It will continue with the additional backing of California, which will seek to replace more drastic laws in Washington, Oregon, Nebraska, Idaho, Arizona and Hawaii. Deferred or rotation grazing demonstration plati have been established in a number of California counties through the efforts of the agricultural extension service to aid in improving pasturage. In Shasta a pasture from which the cattle have been removed early enough in the spring to allow the forage to develop and reseed for three seasons produced in lf tons of good li)23 one and while acre, only half a ton forage per an acre, largely weeds and unpalatable forage, was obtained from a similar portion of the same range which was grazed continuously, according to re;Krts to the United States department of agriculture. ht one-ha- , Yesterdays Markets. KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 24. Cattle receipts 2500 head. Calves, 300. Beef steers steady to weak; top, matured steers, (11.00 ; bulk fed, $8.00 to $10 A0; she stock fully steady, spots strung on light yearlings; bulk beef cows and heifers, $4A0 to $7A0;Cfd heifers up to $9.75; cannere and cutters, $2.25 to $3.75; bulls and calves, steady; bologna, $4.25 to $4.60; practical top veals, $8A0; mediums and heavies, $4.00 to $7A0; Stockers and feeders scarce, around steady. Hogs Receipts, 700 head only and Bteady; spots five cents lower; packer and shipper top, $7.15; bulk sales, $6.80 to $7.15; good to choice 200 to d butchers, $7.00 to $7.15; bulk of 140 to $6 A0 to $6.90; packing sows mostly $6 A0 to $6.60; stock pigs steady at $5A0 to 300-)oun- EkoTheate I T Historically aud geoufacturers. the cherry left its mark graphically, says a bulon the face of America, Jesuit priests brought pile letin. from the growing districts where they established headquarters along the Great Lakes and the Mississippi river the during tlieir early exploration in sixteenth century. Your average man is honest or at least he thinka he ia x A Ir ? 3I A c Fizzy Drinks That Are Refreshing I ? 4 i? ?X I t i Soothe that taste for somethin! cooling and refreshing with a drink from our fountain. Sparkling with fixx and overflowing with tangy bub- je bles, theyre world beaten when it comes to keeping your taste buds sat- A isfied. When buying anything in drugs quality is a matter of first consideration. We make yon certain by insisting that every item we offer meets our rigid quality standard. DRUG CO. SUTTON-CLAR- K (Tha Bexall Store) PRICE, UTAH L Suits In Tune With the Season Week Beginning April 26th SATURDAY Matinee at 2:30 uNo Mother To Guide Her Fox Specj FEUx m SUNDAY The Westerners , hi tc HANDS E MONDAY and TUESDAY James Olliver Curwoods Jacqueline, or Blazing Barriers TELEPHONE P B P GIRL-f- c K G WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Dollar Devils? MIDNIGHT BLUE FRIDAY- Gladys Walton in The Untamabh f SPOOKS and SPIRITS- "- AAAAAAAAaiwuwuwuwuwuAAAAA A . The art exhibit of Dr. A. W. Dowd of Sunnyside was on display at the Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce on Monday last, between the hours of 3 oclock of the afternoon and 9 oclock of the evening. Also, yesterday (Thursday). The exhibit is to continue through the month of April. Road Supervisor Bedier is at work with a crew west of Green River on the Pikes Peak highway and will put in and rebuild the bridgea and culverts between there and Wood side. This stretch of road was badly in need of these improvements. It has been dragged and is in the best of condition. The road has been repaired west of Woodside and in some places new C B G j has been constructed. It el on the highway has stand of the roads are iu splendiid the seasons traffic. Application has bees mb utilities commission of Utah Labori, who operates in in tween Helper and Rainq td F. Lange and Robert Comui, of the White Btar bttvta and Rains, to oomolidite franchises and have a new w of convenience and aerastr in the name of Charles P, L ert Cormani, Peter Labori Laborio, doing business as tW Canyon Stage line, and that certificate read from Help tual and intermediate poisk sixty-- ht d wool-produci- ht An-denn- n. s, EmScratch For It nt d ht 2-- 5. Plumbing Work ieo-p- ie B L . ht E G d, Ga-lani- P Si P s, About the most wonderful example The Sune idea of an optomist is of American fiction will be written in the fellow who can see only the auto the two political platforms theyre go- $0.15. Sheep Receipts, 2000 head. Lambs and not the mortgage. weak to fifteen cents lower; top wool-eing to make next June. $16.00; bulk, $15 A0 to $15.85; REPUBLICAN STATE CHAIRMAN and steady to weak; sheep does Radio not apiieal very strong Texas scarce AWAY FROM HOME. wooled weathers, $10A0; few to xlitieai orators. They ean't hear wooled yearlings, $12.00. tbe how1 in a applause. political year Funny the happy speakers of a community let their fancies run wild. Of Will someone come along and tell ua Catarrh IsCATARRH a Local disease greatly incourse we are all well acquainted with what becomes of all the stocking tops fluenced by Constitutional conditions Carl R. Jfnrensena big boost talk after the feet are gone? HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE conwhich an cilia Ointment of gives Quick about Eastern Utah and how it centers local Relief and tbs demand of the good dresser in Price, the .big town of the dis- SENIORS OF THE CARBON HIGH Internal byMedicine, application, a Tonic, which sots is Every answered in our display of new on SurBlood Mucous the the Peterson through trict. Even when Pres TAKE FIRST PLACE faces end assists In ridding your Bystem Spring patterns. Here youll find tabs a fall out of that idea by remindof Catarrh. superb fabrics, superior styles and exBold by druggists for over 40 Tears senior class Carbon high school ing that when roadbuilding is on that F. J. Cheney A Co. Toledo, (K pert workmanship at a price which the population of this city must be track team this week captured the anmeans true value giving. Made to e hundred below down nual meet twenty-fivinlerclass by piling up kept HUNTINGTON IS SENDING MANY measure suits $19.50 and up. OverjKiints. The juniors came secnobody takes offense or discounts that two TO MISSION FIELDS coats $25.00 and higher. Cleaning, and the freshwise,' little, oftrepcated spreadeagle ond with thirty-eigpressing, sitering. Ladies work. discourse of MareuRens. But politi- men third with six. The sophomores HUNTINGTON, April 21. A farecal enthusiasm must not carry one off were last The four highpoint men are well party was given Sat unlay night and even a trip to the Emery coun- Harry Melos, first, with thirty points; Tor Miss Flora Brasher, daughter of F. L. BUCKIO ty wilds away out from the railroad Birehell, second, with twenty-fou- r; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brasher, who West-SidNorth Ninth Street soarfor not excuse furnish an should Wesley Hyatt, third, with seventeen leaves soon for the Western States Just Off Main ing too far into the realms of imagin- and Laurie, fourth with eleven points. mission. She was presented by her FRICK UTAH ation in the desire to boost for ones Those mentioned are expected to en- Mutual class with a Book of Mormon party leaden and eulogize their real ter the state track meet. The' sum and by the primary with a song book. or supposed accomplishments for the mary: She ia the third missionary to leave Hundred-yardash Metos, senior, Huntington during April, the others country and its people. So, when Carl R. tells the folks to the southward first; Birchell, senior, second; Stevbeing Guy Brown, to the Southern that the present political regime has ens, freshman, third. Time, :10. States, and Darrel Rowley to the Censo worked things that that great Shotput Birchell, senior, first; tral. Two more to leave soon are district can now market its Metos, senior, second; Raubala, soph- Emily Cox, daughter of Mrs. Disrene rent! one is omore, third. Distance, forty feet and Ijcnion, to the Eastern States and Per. product for forty-eiglikely to believe that he is listening five inches. ry MeArthur, son of Mrs. Hattie to the same enthusiastic voice that Mile run Laurie, junior, first; t'i Germany. shoots it to us alxut that vast emjunior, second; Deuiman, third. pire stuff and makes such references Time, 5 KM). to this city that one would picture a Discus throw1 Metos, senior, first; Make EASTERN UTAH MONUMENTAL WORKS cuts an population bordering close around ten Birchell, senior, second; Lauris, juso and that nior, third. Distance, 111 feet and thousand. If this lie sizes and designs in Granite, talk was the real stnff a few local eleven inches. Marble and Sandstone for a Two hundred twenty-yarreasonable price. Set on the dash woolgrowen would like to locate some thirty-eigcent buyers Jet alone Metos, senior, first; Birchell, senior, grave without any more charge. second; Stevens, third. Time 24 just one at forty-eigDecoration Day wil soon bo Javelin throw Hyatt, junior, first; ben. Birchell, senior, laloni. jusecond; God. Of course Americans trust in 765 Main Street third. Distance, 141 feet and six Just observe how some of them drive nior, inches. automobiles. . their Broad jump Ilyatt, junior, first; Metos and Birchell, seniors, tied for KEEP AWAY FROM THE THINGS second. Distanre nineteen feet. THAT ARE UNKNOWN. Half-mil- e run Louris, junior, first; Migliaccio, senior, second ; The Sun is using this brief space in Kirkpatrick, sophomore, third. Time its columns to try and help save 2:16. in Irice and surrounding towns High jump Metos, senior, first; and communities some money. But the Hyatt, junior, second, Watkins, juonly way this newspaper can do it is nior, third. So much of your home comIs what makes bens lively and healthy. to have each place bis hand on his three inches. Height, five feet and Give them our fort depends upon the plumbing scratch feed special heart and promise that be or she will Four hundred forty-yar- d that yon want it done right and they will earn every bit they eat run abide by these few timely warn in? and we know how to do it Ask and be better for the exercise. A lazy first ; Hyatt, junior, secsenior, dewhich the United Stales treasury these for whom we have done ond; Rauhala, sophomore, third. Time, hen is a lazy layer. A lively hen gets partment is nos- broadcasting over the 48. work. Enough said. on nest the busy regularly. evnntry. Here thev are. Read and lie Pole vault senior, Birchell, first; rewarded: Dont buy slock in mines Stevens, second; Powell and Pollock yon know nothing about. Don 't trifle tied for third. Commission Co. Reed Plumbing and Heating Heighl, nine feet and with oil wells unless yon can Bfford to nine inches. lose. Dont fsll for stock selling South Ninth Street Price. Utah. Half-mil- e 18 N on KlglHli Street relay Seniors, first; juschemes involving new inventions. If I 'hone 200 niors, third. second; Time, freshmen, you buy anything take something you 1:42. Actions will carry you farther than can see. Look out for new companies idle words a fact that some of our that sell by mail. Look on promised Wedding announcements. The Bun. congressmen seem to have overlooked. Dont borrow The Sun. Subscribe. V Me-tn- s, d This superb, cracking com will be shoJ RAINS Tue - Price JpiJy May 6,h 11 WWVWJW F Si Si E C A P F F f i |
