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Show 19. 1921 T SEPTEMBER THE SDH. PRICE. Heats That Ease the Cooking Problems UTAH PAGE FIVE E TEST FRIDAY. PRICE AND NEARBY PURELY PERSONAL j twelve to four hundred and forty-on- e that city won over hurt Worth, fez., npriflit formerly of Castle after hours of oratory indulged ia by nY u' Mrs. D. A. Uaynwmd baa returnate, ha taken ie contract for g proponents of the contesting cities. ed to her home' at Bnnnyside after a The delegates from Carbon county toj visit of Spring Caqyou high school is severaldays at Ogden. to Price auA.tifk each day. the national gathering as well as that Mrs. AndrcsT C. Madsen of ML of the auxiliary are expected home by Pleasant visited at Price last SaturBecause of the absence from the the first of the coming week. day and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. tity of Mrs. G. K. West on a vacation the meeting of the Price Floral sociJames Msrtelle from Helper was Neil M.'Madsen. D. A. Ilaymond. manager of the ety scheduled for last Wednesday will bound over to district court this week not he held until Thursday, September by a justice at Priee to answer a Wasatch store at Sunuyside, ia this doth. . charge of assault with a deadly wea- week in the East buying merchandise pon, alleged to have been made a few for that concent Miss Alice Madsen of this Hal days ago on Roy Decker, a building who pf Price has gone city, Their troubles to Provo, where by will attend the recently underwent an operation for and loan salesman. appendicitis at a Salt Lake City hos-i- s grew out of the sale of some stock by Brigham Youngnpiversity for the to resume her position in the the latter to the former, all of which coming schowFVerm. office of llcnry Ruggeri, county atill be told before judge and jury Mrs. C. R. Ferguason has return-- 1 hen the trial cornea up later on. Mar-tell- e ed to her home at Price after a visit torney, next Monday. is under live hundred dollars of a couple of weeks with relatives liudolph Neubert, aged 19 years, bond. and friends iusKansas. i ied at elingtou last Wednesday of Mrs. Grace Coopier. got back I Mrs. R. C. Reed, president of the , , frights disease. He was the sun of local " Monday unit the of American evening from Salt Mr. and Mrs. Max U. Neubert. FunLegion eral service and burial are being held auxiliary, and Mrs. 'Ralph Martin, Lake City, where he wept a few days vice president, left last Friday even- previously to consult an occulist, there thia afternoon. Mr. aud Mrs. A. Kopf, formerly ing with seven other Utah women as were registrants at the tourto the American of and L. R. Coles arrived in this delegates Legion lrice, city last Monday from'1 Gooding, Ida., to as- the American Legion auriliary con- ists bureau at Tampa, Fla., the first sume the maaagersbip of the Western vention, which convened in SL Paul, of this month. Their children were Minn., September 15th, last Monday. with them. 7nion of fief at Fries,' being accomMr. and Mrs. J. IV. Ellison and panied by his wife and little daughter, A siiecial ear carrying the Utah deleie succeeds ft-A- Cline, who goea to gates arrived in this city Friday even- Mrs. J. E. Cole returned home Moning and was joined by the local del- day after spending several days visitBurley, Ida. egates. ing with relatives and friends over in 12th. United States District Attorney lrice. Neplii Times-NewSays the Myton Free Press of the Charles M. Morris left Salt Lake City Mrs. A. IV. Dowd of Sunuyside H. K. Shaw and associates, 12th: ast Saturday for Denver, Colo., where was in Salt a few days ago, LakqCity . . he is thia week arguing appeals in the working the gilsonite mine north of, . e her daughter, r place. Fort imrclias-nDuchesne, just recently rases of Louie Bell and Velma Hous1 1M S(. Mary a academy. tonal ed two two trucks of and half a ton of IVire. They are charged with lrice en route. each and are hauling at the rate of She visited friMida-fviolations of the prohibition law. Misses Lucille and Flossie Moss about a hundred tons a month to Price and from where it gties to Chicago. from Price are attending SL Marys The Panoramic Special, which at Salt Lake City, having has operated on the Denver and Rio Water in the shafts is causing some academy left here last week to go there. Their trouble and the on company plana Grande Western during the summer fufrom mother, Mrs. 1L E. Moss, aceompianied and to accomodate the tourist traffic mining ia opien cuts in the near said a steanuhovel will be them. ture. It between Denver, Colo., and Salt Lake Mrs. Paul Jarrett arrived in Price brought in with which to dig the cuL City, will be taken off on September last Monday afternoon from Caldwell, 28th. Oliver C. Dalby, formerly a prac- Ida., to join her husband, lie is an lawyer of this city and at one employe in The Suns mechanical de-- 1 Refiners and wholesalers last Tues- ticing time an assistant to Former Attorney part merit Mrs. Jarrett drove through day advanced the priee of sugar fif- General Dan 11. Shields, was nominatteen rents a hundred ptouiids. The ed on Monday last by the democrats jobbers at Price today (Friday) quote at Salt Lake City as one of the four beet at $8.88. Cane is seventy-seve- n there. John D. Loftis, a brothcents higher because of the freight justices er of the late L. L. Loftis of Carbon rate. county, was named for the state senate. He is a locomotive engineer in Taxes for Carbon county became the out of Zion of the Denver due on Monday last?- SP ember 15th, snd employ Rio Grande Western. He a few and are delinquent on November 29th, trains out of Helper. week be- years ago pulled of mitices csr-rjm- stu-deu- j I I Mac-Knig- Fickle Creature Is Luck u were If 99.4 per cent of forced to wait for Duns Fortune to smile npon ns we would starve to death. Yes, there is lock, but it falls to only a chosen few. The surest and easiest nay to acquire success is with a savings account Thia bank offer you that protection plus a reasonable interest rate. lt Your success at cooking is half won when the start b made with wholesome meats. Insure tasty and meals by making your purchases here. Every cot that comes into the house is government inspected before passing on to the customer. eco-aomi- en Price Commercial and Savings Bank a, PRICE, UTAH R -- v EL Thrifty Housewives Use Quality Groceries Your Hired Jtk prudent housewife knows that it is false econout of the very best. Her table car such as is handled by this long esfirm. omy to use groceries ries food of quality Mrs. Orange A. Olsen end her two sons returned the last of the week from a months visit with relatives and friends in Emery and Carbon counties. They spent ten days at the Crystal Springs rauch resort near Castle Dale, owned by his father and lAter visited at Price at the home of Mrs. Olsens sister, Mrs. Gamer P. Two sisters, Mrs. Marnis Peacock. Jameson and Miss Jennie Brown of Salt Lake City, came down from Irice f(r the weekend aud the ladies en- joyed, a several days visiL Moab 12th. Tinies-Indeiiendei- it, F. W. Strong, manager of the Big Six Oil eompiany and who had been astablished sisting in drilling operations at tbe Crescent well, ranie to Moab Monday night, lie left this morning for Price end Salt Lake City to make arrangeWholesale & Co. Eastern ments for resuming of drilling at the Big Six well across the Colorado river Hundreds are this 15 from Moab. He stated yesterday that 37, Price, ing sent out lw 11. 8. Robinett, treasJPk Carbon countys school board at a he hopies to start work on the local Phoni urer, and his aCputies. After the lat- regular meeting last Tuesday arrangwell in the near future end rush it to ter date a penalty of 3 per eent ed with a Sait Lake City financial completion. The bore will probably house for a hundred thousand dollars Corn with stalks so short that the who are perfectly honest in a he reeasei before sinking deeper. not. The money is to 12th. Moab transaction never suffer any ears appiear to grow directly out o ' A. K. Rherinian is accused of the autieipation lie used sriiools for maintaining the id conscience in telling a fish the earth and that mature in seventy manufacture aud possession of liquor M. Cunningham from Denver, J. until aurh time as taxes eoine iu this days is now being grown at experi- in an information filed in the Uuitei Colo., was shaking hands with friends fall. Sixteen typewriters were bought ment stations in the United States. in Moab Tuesday. lie was on his way Statea district court at Salt Lake City for tho high school and new equipto La Sal on business. He and T. B. is charged with ment fur the domestic science last lie Saturday, departTo he up to date you have to learn moonshine on the Olsen farm ment ordered. Bishop) Carpienter formerly owned the large making George Ruff something today that you didnt know about a half mile cast of Price. The ranch and stock interests, now Sal Ia was absent from the meeting because ' U the proieriy of the La Ssl Live Stock 2EBI Home yesterday. plant was found in a duguut illness. Dr. A. W. Dowd was kcpit of (or In cumpmny. Cunningham is much interArt and anarchy are in a large away on account of professional duI peri ested in the oil strike at Crescent and of former Knox attorney Patterson, ties. m IK of Good Lumber measure a matter of haircut and expressed the opinion that Southeastthe Seventh Judicial district, has ern Utah is now due for the biggest come to Price to practice law. lie has Priee now has an Epiworth League boom in its history. If the Crescent ormed a partnership with Mark P. association. Its officers are Gretchen well is ss good as repiorted there ie no Iral'fet. The newcomer has been a Buckio as president; Betty Jones, as doubt this aeetion of the country will resident of Southeastern Utah for first vice president; Cecil Hills, seccome in for the greatest ere of prosclose to a dozen years and went to ond vice president; Margaret Thomas, he statHe stands Texas. from perity it has ever known, Grand county third vice president; Anna Lovell, ed. Cunningham, who moved to Denfourth vice president; Cradiloek ligh in his profession. ver when he sold his La Sal interests treasurer; Robert W. Crockett, some ten years ago, is now engaged in Fred J. Davis of Roosevelt, rccent-- y Jr., secretary, and Katherine Myers, business on the Eastern Slope of Colhurt in an automobile accident on piianisL Active work will begin imorado. He motored through from Depp- miles two the paved highway about mediately and many mure of tbe and daughter, Luciel J ver accompanied by ' his brother-in-o-f man west of Irice, is improving steadily younger members of the Community George Wardell -- wMk Sparks, Nev., are here for a visit Jaw, A. Mummert, of SL Louis. Mum-wit- h at a Salt Lake City hospital. He is church are expiected to become memI Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Borreson. i mert, who is TO years of age, is a gradually getting back the use of his bers of the organization in advancing I kiMi 12th. If you hava bought goods for a suit egs. As life returns to them his eraii railroad man, being on the retir- e activities. jnw-IIe overcoat X shall bo glad to come to or ot the will increases. However, this tow Ray Harris from Hiawatha and 9 ttftf To sustain and defend the eonsti- - j Helper is visiting in the Basin for a ws an employe of lhe line for your rescue. X make them up with a soon disappear, his surgeons say. When yon decide to build or tank Vdr, the d nine guaranteed wearboot lining for . of the United States, to create I matter of lumber to days with his parents end other Mrs. Leona Mae Cress, wife of Sam- respect for law and order and to pro-- 1 relatives and friends. He ia a former ent, 12th. md is very important If a wn i uel O. Cress of Storrs, died last Fri- mote the ideas of Americanism, a the resident of Roosevelt and was welipecify lumber from Mu-- 1 Licenses to wed were issued during Club of the comed back by many oldtime friends. y snl i Lumber company you know day after a short illness at the age of bOVM the past week to Frank Perkins and of State of Utah was organized and ar2H Roosevelt Standard, 12th. years. She was the daughter Mat'll Erra are getting the best Cox, both of Castle Gate; Margaret Hied with Clevewere ticles of incorporation of momisI Service fink laet and fica Box 221, W. E. and Minnie Cowley Olds Green of Debeque, the Weeter of Postof a me Helper Raymond card, Manager Drop riiua land. The body was prepared for the county clerk on Thursday of last Hardware and Lumber wosL and Colo., and Elizabeth Iretta Edwards company or Telephone 99, and X will call and burial big 0. P. Lake & Salt week Silya-gPrice of at Hannon City. by Wallace Mrs. F. L. Williams of the of Berthoud, Colo.; Joe Fish of Castle see you. . bulMj is president, Dominick Conta, vice Mr. and and interment took place Sunday aftown are motoring at this Gate and Ada 1L Hardy of Ileiner; railroad Co. ternoon at the Emery county town. president; Emanuel Campana, secre- time fhCi.n Before re-- 1 Fred K. Perry of Castle Gate and California. through treastary, and Charles F, Oranieri, on the Pearl Medium of Storrs, and to Cyrus will attend Williams frank d. bbyner urer. Silvagni is a former resident turning school Styling themselves as the Newman Chevorlet dealers. Helen Brady of Standardville and for roast the Manager is soa still and of Price big property club, a group of Salt Lake Citys F. L. BUCKIO Burnt Forks, Wyo. Dan Harrington, formerly with Eva Anderson of folks will visit Price Tuesday owner here. PRICE, UTAH ciety TAILOR and other Star Fuel the Utah big company evening and put on a play at the Production of beehive coke increas- - m,ai concerns here in Carbon county, PRICE. UTAH theater. Under the management of I Edmond Kearns some thirteen play- ed slightly to 112,000 net tons in the WBS a visitor in Price today after This was making a trip over sonth to the preplers will appear in the cast. The man- week ended September 6th. over the erties of the United Statea Fuel, lie thousand two of increase occasion an a is special making agement week. mg for several year been with the Krupips, tbe German gun manufac-Th- e of this engagement. Tickets are now revised figure for the preceding re-- 1 still of rate but mines output at of bureau Colo., are now making single and Denver, the present all tnrers, camps. selling in mains less than a third of that a year ja now stationed at Salt Lake City. also double rows of teeth of enameled Himself and family are making their steel, Essie Dcvenish. who sought com- ago. Cumulative production of bfM hive during 1924 to September Cth home at Zion, pensation from the Utah railway for Your newspaper's duly is to print tt. I F G Jamnt yite the death of her husband, Timothy R. rtood 0( th. things it may not like, but which the on the brakeman a was who Derenish, Price Commercial and Savings bank public does. win road, had her application dismissed and a director in several of Utahs pti by the Utah industrial commission a financial institutions, was in Price big he few days ago on the ground that on business. Himself, N. S. ascM Saturday was engaged in interstate traffic at Neilson and A. C. Madsen, all of ML golf the time lie met death and the comPleasant, were out in tbe Basin Boutherefore had no jurisdiction. mission of intis as W. try last week looking after matters in president ndaries Penrose, tcadU which all three are interested. They of Utah, Society the Geneological HelMrs. Alliert C. Pehrson died at totaw drove to their homes at the Sajipcte annual an with In savs: keeping the per last Tuesday from cancer of Ulth 21, 1924, metropiolis Sunday, September Sunday, custom, is She breast at the age of 33 years. Ok has been designated as Geneological Sheriff Rgy Dwning of Price, survived by her husband, an employe is desired that on tha; compianied It sevand by Mrs. Deming, came in of the Mutual Coal company, be pie of stakes, bishopis were greatly pleased presidents day is They latter Friday. the of oldest The en children. others having charge of and wards of the Ashley Valley this & of beauty Harmon 18 years. Wallace Latter-daSaint meetings, arrange, wj, y eSo TernRl and were loud in their g Etc. for burial, the Horns, Lights, body Generators, Starters, Ignition, city prepared with the local geneo- irajKeg 0f e country and the town, iWtitfJ which will be at Cleveland today. That in to make geneology at Youll find serve officers, d to lugeieal on Saturday morning arrest- you famihere your old friend (Tony) place is the former home of the and subject oi ? theme the outstanding Clark of Price, who is want- all times lyA suggested program for rfcu cflP services. on a felony charge. They imrned-th- e has been outlined by the gen- - iaUlv day turlie(p with Clark in his passed drum crack corps Logans society. The exercisesin- - pharge. Vernal Express, 12th. through Price last Friday evening on eological addresses, singing and wl eluding Westerns Denver and Rio Grande J. A. Crockett of The Sun over at If you're up to snuff ha haa should be in keeping is Train No. 2 en route to the American ever else done, and mean no of editor an the staff. Latest minute styles ability, the of Price, spirit with the purpose In Mens Furnishing. Hew Fall Legion convention at SL Paul, Minn., was a Richfield visitor Saturday on . this week. It serenaded a number of day. his return trip from a vacation dur- wearing apparel arriving every which lie had viewed some of people at the'depot that had gatherday. ing ed there to welcome the visitors an Southern Utahs scenic wonders and to escort local delegates to the train. Combined also taking in the big doings at tbe a on ' Phone 236 Trearmem.both Cednr City rodeo.' He eame to shake They latter joined the state body trotf West Block and Half the trip. One Block North local and internal, and has been succcm-fu- l hands with the Reaper editor and reAltS In the treatment cf Catarrh fat caret ports the printing business all aljmg Savoy Hotel PRICE, UTAH Omaha, Neb., is to entertain the Sold by all druggists. UTAH the line on the upgrade. PRICE, Ameriran Legion convention next forty year 12th. 2S vear. Bv a vote of five hundred and F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio Reapier, Utah Phones and Retail Utah. i Tiines-Imlcpiendei-it, i Your "When a Feller Gil-mou- r, Needs a Friend lumber I vet-Mo- ab Tinies-Independe- snf-eri- ng fifty-tutio- I years.-I-Mo- ab $25.00 Times-Indeen- Italian-Americanizati- ni I Jitoal Lumber I I I I I SERVICE AND REPAIRS ON 7t! STORAGE BATTERIES I ,t 7fSIHrtl.lta ltd? 1 ' I I I y I I ot Kotor Car Service Company ANTON JENSEN, Manager Catarrh Halls a MGCI1C1RB Star Style Shop Rii-bliel- |