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Show TBXDAY, OOTOBER 16, 1926 THE 8UH. PRICE, VYAH EVERY FRIDAY. PAGE THREE PROFESSIONAL S. SMTUE ni. R, riijrsirlan and Surgeon CABLEGRAM 1HREE DAYS NEXT WEEK Office Offii Resilience 881 slid Savings Rank Jtlilj,., Price, Utah. bo lie llklw Price ; (Vmnieri-ia- l (EARLES RUGGERL JR., M. D. Correspondence The Run Physician and Surgeon f Physics anil ChcmUtry Teachers In SALT LAKH CITY, Oct. Office IMiono 81; Resident 800a. stcM have been taken toward tlie High Srliuul of Utah. The UilVHgui Itlilg., Price, Utah. led will be this of the in for by Itah pn)MT hlmpe petting things Kdiicational association convention to Willis Smith of the Ogden High. This D& R. M. JOKES be held in Salt take City on the 22il, will be followed by a paper entitled be a Physician and Surgeon 216 of 23d and of this month. President Smue Problems In the Obstetrics and Diseases of Children James T. Worlton of the association Science In the Rural High School ' by Office, by SUvagni Building, Price, Utah. stutes that urrungements have been J. William Harrison of the Dixie col744 Jciim-iA. at St. of George. made for two additional nationally lege J)R. W. P. WINTERS is will known speakers to be present on the the Jordan high will lead the discusrhyslciau and Surgeon llichard-so- n sion mi tliis puiier." This will lie Dr. One Is'on is J. occasion. 1709 1523. Office. Cnrbon Hospital. Those 76 be folowcd by an address by Dr. and the other Dr. F. C. Grandson. Proprietor Cnrbon Hospital L. Thomas is director of the Hopkins, University of I)r. PRICE. UTAH extension division of the I'niversity Colorado, one of the special ,scHkera HR- - F. S. THOME of California. Berkeley, Cali-.- and of the dav. Dentist l $15.00 Value has made $12.75 study of problems be which education to adult Hotel A viilon. Helper, Utah relating $19.75 Value $16.00 will discuss at the convention, lie lluine M-is before the $21.50 Value scheduled to appear . part Former Vernal and Castle Gate Young HR. H. B. GOETZMAN $18.00 time section meeting of the convention Value Woman Passes. $25.00 Dentist $22.00 on the afternoon of Friday, October before tin and "Work meeting Pries Value 23rd, Extraction. and general $28.50 $25.00 in the tabernacle An the evening of (Vnninercial Hunk Bldg., Price, Utah $33.50 $30.00 the same day . Dr. Richardson is a QR. GLENN WILLIAM RICHARDS man and a jxdislied scholarly Value $40.00 $35.00 Dentist lecturers is the one and of public n maintained by tin Carnegie Nitrons Norse In Attendance. Six-Hol- e Miles Building, Oxide and Oxygen. , of New York. Office Tel. !SW. Ites. 187w. Dr. Brunson's swcial line lias to $76.50 PRICE, UTAH do irineially with rural problems. He is professor of rural economies HR. SANFORD BALLINGER Dentist and sociology in the University of North Carolina and at present, for a Service. lew weeks, is engaged at the I'tuh Office, Second Fluor Silvagnl Building. PRICE, UTAH Agriculture college at Logan, as an education and author he is widely W. GLENN HARMON known and us un uuthoritv on probAttorney and Counselor At Law lems in his chosen field is generally . considerhas He recognized PRICE, ITAII sjnt Office With the District Attorney able time in Europe in studying At Courthouse questions relating to farm life, methods of production, distribution uud QRAFFET ft PATTERSON sale of products, and the like. Special lawyers attention was given by him to farm Tavern Building. South Eighth Street unihlcius in Denmark and to factors PRICE, UTAH tliut have made the Dunes the most both of fanners Eurojs! prosjM'rous Mrs. Isiuise Serums, 28 years nf OLIVER K. CLAY Corner Main and 10th Street Phone 111 or 26 and Ameriea. Dr. Branson will Attorney At Law uddress the meeting of the business age, of Castle Gale and a former resiOffice In County Couthouse. section of the convention at 2 p. in. dent of Vernal and daughter of Mr. PRICE, UTAH October 23rd. At noon, the same day, and Mrs. Joseph Hatch, passed away !iom week the last on at of Thursday this section will lunch at the Chum her A. McGEE of Commerce, Salt Lake City, and of her parents in Vernnl. She liad L. Attorney At Low 1!)25. here August 4, have Dr. Branson as the guest and been brought Mrs. Semins was born here January Rooms 6 and 0. 8iivagni Building. luncheon sjtvaker. era will be out, perhaps a record numPRICE, UTAH 1, 1807, and was married February President Worlton also announces been had that ber. rather It Niek Serums ut to If!. hoped 101(5, Prire, YOU GO DEER YOU SHOULD the Kaibab hunting would attract the that arrangements have been made Utah. She was injured in Hn auto ac- H- - L. PRATT association members the of Attorney At Law whereby Utah hunters, and this might have cident which aceurred in Willow bloodannual attend the Jiot may been the ease had the arrangements Creek Canyon on the Price to DuSuite 305, Electric Building. which it was thought had been com ed football game between the Univ- chesne read, August 18, 1023. The ear PRICE, UTAH A RED HEADPIECE of Utah and the University of in which the grade was she left pleted gone into effect. However, the ersity riding Arizona law, or the Arizona officials Colorado (Boulder) teams at reduced and turned turtle. Bones of her body L.ENRY RUGGERI Attorney At Low the result is the same no matter rates. The game is to be played on were crushed and she was so badly -- made the University of Utah gridiron at wrenched lies the where Office In the 8ilvegnl Building. that she never fully recuV' responsibility In accordance with the intent of the PRICE, UTAn is thoroughly covered with a red Kiabab hunting so unattractive to any 2:30 p. m., October 24th and plans ered from the accident. Everything it the of the convention leave the way clear etite legislature, as stated during Arizona few of but residents that but done for was her but relief, vividlv possible other R. W. DALTON jed debate' last winter, red caps will be handkerchief or Ro there for teachers to attend. with no improvement She was finalworn Utahns went over the border. must be rloth. But Attorney At Law something to and as convention have for Committees the necessary compulsory will be that many more after deer in to Vernal to be near her just brought ly hue the that such red a of vividly deer hunters this season as Utah during the eleven days season. just been named. They are, according parents until her death which occurOffice In the 8ilvagnl Building. experienced hunters will not Their success will depend, to a large to President Worlton, as follows: PRICE, UTAH they will be to persons with heads of least week. red last brown, black, gray or other color hair, have the slightest excuse for thinking extent, on the weather. If there is Besides a host of friends snd relResearch : C. N. Jensen, State or with heads without any hair at all, it is a deer that he is gazing at over snow by October 20th it will help a Superintendent of Public Instruct- atives she is survived by her, mother, FERDINAND ERICKSEN his of rifle. Attorney At Law Sporting goods lot. says the Salt Lake Tribune of Tues- the sights ion. Henry Peterson, Utah Agri- Mrs. Luella Hatch and brothers, Marare supof carrying course, TIT Judge Building day last It was one of the amend- houses, said Madsen, culture college. L. John Nuttall Jr., ion and Joe, and a sister, Mrs. Claude The deer hunter, or is it ments made to the law by the last leg- plies of legal headlights, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH because to to a husband not two her and go children, Eaton, place Leltoy ought Brigham Young University. headgear! islature, and was intended for the it is a popular field and everyone else Cowles, University of Utah. Helen, aged 8 and Uus, aged 4. E. WOODS on Utah in season all deer The of the deer opens hunter, that is going there. Bather, he should protection Funeral services were held Satur- FREDERICK Resolutions: D. C. Jensen, Jordan Attorney At Law hunters shall wear red caps. D. II. October 20th, and lasts until October choose the territory with which he is district. W. Karl Hopkins, Ogden day at 2 p. in., in the Vernal Second Madsen, state fish, and game commis- 30th, or a total of eleven days. Deer, thoroughly familiar. Office. Electric Building. When many City. Henry Peterson, Utah Agri- ward chapel under the direction of the PRICE, UTAH sioner, said Monday, that he will in- Madsen says, are reported as plentiful hunters concentrate in a few sections cultural college. Milton Bennion, ward bishopric. John N. Davis and terpret the law so that an ordinary and are well distributed over the the hunting is more difficult and the University of Utah. Frances Qual-- t Ted tanghurst were the speakers. GEORGE J. CONSTANTINE colored cap will answer the purpose if state. The outlook is that many hunt- Special musical numbers were given danger to the hunter's life is greater. rough, Salt Lake City. Attorney At Law Because more hunters will be in Teachers Welfare: B. K. Farns- under the direction of Mrs. Lucile L. John Calder and Hilda Bleeher. the field than ever before, and many worth, Millard District. Suite 12, Sdvagai Budding. Formerly Occupied By Prire & Fouta. Interment was at Vernal Cemetery of them, of course, inexperienced, the Nuttall, Jr., Brigham Young UniverPRICE, UTAH BishLuke was before the dedicated and by grave necessity is greater than ever sity. Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Salt that the hunter look for the horns of City. B. A. Fowler, Weber district. op George E. Wilkins. Vernal ExE FLYNN J Licensed the deer before he shoots. This will J. R. .Mahoney, Box Elder district. press. Undertaker and Embafaner Ambulance Service not only save him the embarrassment J. R. Tipiietts, Morgan district. CELEBRATION Local organizations: J. R. Mohoncy, and disappointment likely to ensue if Telephone 29. AT PROVO NEXT WEEK he kills a doe, but if he looks for the Box Elder district. Jean E. Ueiges, PRICE, UTAH horns he will not shoot a hunter. Salt take City. C. Ray Evans, Sevier Some does were killed last year district. Arthur E. Peterson, Jordan PROVO, Oct. 14. The preparations WALLACE ft HARMON David A. Wooton, Logan for the and left on the ground. Such prac- district. celebration, tice is unsportsmanlike. The hunters City. (Jwen L. Barnett, Provo. the fiftieth anniversary of Brigham Undertaken and Licensed Embalmera Tranxiortation : C. V. Reid, of Utah are determined to put a stop Young University, are nearing com- One Block South of L. D. 8 Tabernacle. School of Music. Sjieneer Corn- pletion according to Doctor Christen to it, and more than a hundred have Office Phone 158. Res. 115m. already volunteered to assist in furn- wall, Granite district. Lisle Bradford, Jensen, chairman of the general comPRICE, UTAH mittees. It would seem, Dr. Jenishing information as to any person Salt Lake 1. O. Horsfall, sen said, . BERTOT PAINT SHOP Places: that the representation killing does. The department has deAuto and Home Painting. Slgu. termined that any person caught L. D. S. University. Arch M. Thur- from the large educational institube to mistake take or is whether Salt tions of a the man, going doe, City. shooting by country 551 Msin Street. Phono 288. Elections: F. D. Keeler, Salt Lake complete, more than thirty instituintentionally, will be brought to jusPRICE, UTAH tice. The fine is a minimum of $200. City. D. J. Thurman, Granite Dist- tions have appointed delegates to repShooting during the season is per- rict.. Samuel Morgan, Davis district. resent them at the various conven- REN BEAN General Painting Contractor mitted all over the state, with the ex- Ira L. Peterson, Morgan district. C. tions. The program as outlined, is Arthur Salt take afternoon within and will of Smith, City. game preserves, ception begin Thursday Phone Mn. There are fourteen of these, the exPublicity: Osmond Justesen, Salt to continue until Saturday night. PRICE, UTAn act boundaries of which may be learn- district. M. B. Kelly, Granite diet Thursday will be largely alumni day ed from the local game warden or the riel. with registration and alumni activities J W. HAMMOND Licensed Abstracter of Title Accommodations and Hotel also are The boundaries forest ranger. Badges: as the priuciHil features. Friday, posted. The names of the preserves Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Salt Lake City. Founders Day, will he the center of Abstracts of title furnished to any and the counties in which they are lo- Mrs. Ada Braithwaite, Granite dis- the celebration. The academic parade piece or tract In Eastern Utah. Fire Incated are, Cache, in Cache county; trict C. E. Qaufin, Murray. Maude will form and march to the Uluh stake surance written In the best eompeateai is preetc. Second Door tabernacle where Doctor Herbert Bol- Real estate, bonds, Heaston, Salt Lake and Tooele; Big Paul, Salt take City. Price, Utah. Budding, The first four named are standing ton of the University of California Cottonwood, Salt Lake; Strawberry', Wasatch; Ashley, Uintah; Timpan rommittees and will reort to the will give the Founders Day address. ogos, Utah; Dixie, Washington; Gen- house of delegates on the afternoon of His subject will be Brigham Young. lace. try Mountain, Carbon; Crescent Can- October 22d. The house of delegates On the afternoon of Friduy President Fuel Go. United yon and Pleasant Creek, Wayne; Mt. is the legislative body of the big as- Hcbcr J. Grant will dedicate the new Durin and sociation are Grant Fish transacted Hehcr it J. Lake, Sevier; Library building. Ogden, Weber; Largest Producers of Demestlo Taiwan, Iron, and Wasatch in Mor- many important items of business per- ing this meeting an anthem conqxised Joal In Utah." be Do will educational counties. Rich welfare of by Professor Gerrit Jung taining to the gan, Summit and Producing the Famous the teachers and boys and girls of our sung by the Brighum Young Univers-it- v $5.00 chorus under the direction of the The knock in the motor is plainer state. Professor R. L. Hill of the Utah author. The informal inspection of when it is idling. This turn has a SO. $7 human application. Agricultural College at Logan is pres- the library will follow. The Historic ident of the science section of the Parade, which will he held Suturday $15.00. $12.50 The Oxford bags the college boys Utah Educational association. In talk- morning, promises to be one nf the wear are for the purpose of dispens- ing of the program of this section at most interesting spectacles of the enthe convention Professor Hill says: tire celebration. A number of hising with luggage. The Utah Educational asaociation torical floats are being prepared to What has become of the oldfashion-e- d meetings this year will stress the slo- depict the progress of the institution woman who bragged about her new gan F.very Child His Opportunity. from 1875 to 1925. This parado will sewing machine f The science section of the association march to all the sites occupied during Handled In Pries B Saturday morning, October its history by the Brighum Young Hentv of boys are glad school has convening close will the celebration stress of will the giv24th, University, importance started. It gives them more mischief C. H. SisvensooLumber Co. home coming every child the projwr opjmrtun-it- y with the to get into. of science in the high school. C. ing football game between Colorado Young UnLight suits good for a few thousand Arthur Smith, East High school, Salt college and the Brigham at 2.30 afternoon on will the take first to moths iversity Saturday the City, paper give more miles may be fed Complete lino blank books. The Bin The Qualifications snd Requirements and with a football dance at night. this winter. 10.-Fu- rther PARIS, July, 27th (UN) Next winter will the worst in years, according to paper read before the Academy of Sciences Professor Bigourdon. It covered years of metereological and astronomical conclusions. It said the coming winter compare with the terrible winters of i and WE CAN KEEP YOU WARM WITH THESE. RANGES Heaters at Heaters at Heaters at. Heaters at Heaters at Value Heaters at Heaters at Polished Steel Tops White Porcelain Splash and Up. Backs, fol-wi- ll , sa-eia- MRS. SERMOS DIES sja-uke- r eorH-ratio- y, GENUINE HEATROLA PARLOR FURNACES. X-R- Round Oak Pipeless and Moist Air Furnaces. Estimates Furnished For Prompt Installation. H. STEVENSON LIMBER COMPANY ONE PIECE OR A CARLOAD PRICE, UTAH IF HI red-head- HALF-CENTUR- Y Semi-Sentenni- al Mc-Cu- ne City-Meetin- g The Small Hat of Parisian Inspiration The very expression of illusive chic sented in small models of black satin, gold or silver cloth or 811-va- States These are the hats now being worn for to dressy occasions. All black satin, Gold or silver lace or metal cloth, to KING BLACK HAWK HIAWATHA and PANTHER COALS j Semi-Centenni- al Main Street, Price, Utah |