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Show THE 8UK, PRIOR, IT AH EVERT FRIDAY. PAGE THRO PROFESSIONAL )&. R. 8. 6MYLXE lhsiciaa and Surgeon Office Phone li3w ; Residence SSI Office Price (miaiercial and 8niiga liunk Bids., Price, Utah. CHARLES RUGGE&X, JR, 1L D. I Correspondence Th Bun Physician and Surgeon SALT LAKK CITY, Oct. 10. Pur-- 1 if Phv-i- cs ami Teai'lier Iu ther htep have been taken toward the High Srhmils of Utah. The disOffice Phone SI; Residence 300m. Advagai Bldg, Price, Utah. getting things in hae for the Utah cussion of this paper will le led by Kducaiioual association convention to Willis Smith of the tgdeu High. This R216 he held in Salt Lake City on the 22d. will be followed )R - M. JONES a by a paper entitled Physician sad Surgeon 23d and 24th this of month. President "Some ProhUiii In the Teaching of bv i James T. Worlton of the association Science In the Rural High School by Obstetric and I lines nee of (hlUiM Office, Silvagni Building, Price, Utah. states that arrangements have Urn J. Wiliiam Harrison of the Dixie e made for two additional nationally at St. tleorge. A. C. Jen-o- n of W. P. WINTERS known speakers to lie present on the the Jordan high will lead the diseii-sio- u DR. Physician and Sargeea occiiMon. One is Dr. l on this paper." This will lie fl-wi- ll J. RichardOffice. Carbon Hospital, Phene T6 son and the other l)r. E. C. ltraiidsoii. la-- tolowcd by an address by Dr. Proprietor Carbon Hospital Dr. Kirhard-o- ti is director of the 1.. Thomas Hopkins, University of PRICE. UTAH extension division of the University Colorado, one of the sis-cia- l of California, Berkeley, Cali., anil of the day. DR- - r. S. THOME $12.75 has made Drat 14 study of problems relating to adult education which be $16.00 I tubal Avalon. Helper, Utah will discuss at the eoiueuliou. He l'bune M-$18.00 is scheduled to apear before the part Former Vernal and Castle Gate Young time section meeting of the eonventioii DR- - H. B. GOETZMAN $22.00 Woman Passes. Dentist on the ulternoon of Friday. October $25.00 23rd, ami before the general meeting Work and Extraction. Price in the ou tin- - evening of Cuiuinm-ia- l Hank llldg. Price, Ulak $30.00 the sume day . Dr. Richardson is a DR- - GLENN WILLIAM RICHARDS $35.00 scholarly man and a jxilished seuker Dentist and is one of ihe public lecturers maintained by the Carnegie corpoNitrone Nurse In Attendance. , ration of New York. Oxide asd Oxygen. Wiles Building. am. Ken. Tel. Of five lK7w. , $76 l Dr. Branson's line lias to PRICE. UTAH do prim-iiailwith rural problems. He is professor of rural eeouoiuies DR- - SANTORD BALLINGER and sociology in the University of Dent 14 North Carolina and at present, tor a Service. few weeks, is engaged at the Utah Office, Second Fluor Silvagni Building. at as an Agriculture college Logan, PRICE, UTAH education and author he is widely-knowGLENN HARMON and as an authority on problems in bis eliosen field is generally Attnrncy and Counselor At Law recognized . He bus spent considerPRICE UTAH able time in F.uroe in studying Office With the Dieirict Attorney At Courthouse questions relating tu farm life, methods of production, distribution and QRAFPET A PATTERSON sale of products, and the like. Siecial I oi wy ere attention was given by him to furin problems in Denmark and to factors Tavern Building, Month Eighth Street. PRICE. UTAH that liavu made the Danes the most 1 aimers of both Kumjie prosperous Corner Main and 10th Street Mrs. Louise Scrams, 28 years of OLIVER K. CLAY Dr. Branson will and America. Attorney At Uv address the meeting of the business age, ui! Castle (lute and a funner resisection of the convention at 2 p. m., dent of Vernal and daughter of Mr. Office la County COuthouaa. PRIOR, IT A II October 23rd. At noon, the suuui day, uml Mrs. Joseph Hatch, passed away . this section will lunch at the Chamber on Thursday of last week at the home of Commerce, Salt Lake City, and of her parents in Vernal. She bad L Attorney At Uw have I)r. Branson as the guest and been brought here August 4, 1025. Mrs. Serums was born here January Rooms 5 and 6, Riivngni Building. luncheon sa.-akeers will be out, perhaiw a record numPRIOR, UTAH 1, 181)7, and was married February President Worlton also announces ber. It had been rather hojied that 1U, lUlil, tu Kick Serums at lriee, the Kaibab hunting would attract the that arrangements have been made Utah. She was injured in an auto ac- H- - L. PRATT Attorney At Law Utah hunters, and this might have whereby members of the association cident wliieh ace ur red in Willow been the ease had the arrangements may attend the annual "hot bloo- Creek Canyon on the Priee to Suite 80S. Electric Building. which it was thought had been com- ded" football game between the UnivPRICK, UTAH 11)23. The ear 18, mad, August of Utah and the University of in which she was pleted gone into effect. However, the ersity left the riding grade RUGGERI Arizona law, or the Arizona official Colorado (Boulder) teams at reduced and turned turtle. Bones of her body is be to on rates. The Attorney At Law game played is the same no matter the result were crushed and she was so badly where the responsibility lira made the University of Utah gridiron at wrenched that abe never fully recovOffice la the Silvagni Building. p. in., October 24th and plans PRICE. UTAH it is thoroughly covered with a red Kiahab hunting so unattractive is any 2:30 from the accident. Everything of the convention leave the way clear ered Arizona few but residents of but that done swsible was her fur handkerchief or other vividlv red relief, but W. DALTON Utahns went over the border. So Ultra fur teachers to attend. with no improvement. She was final- R. cloth. But something must be worn will be Attorney At Law have the convention Committees for more in deer after that be Vernal her to to near many ly brought of such a vividly red hue that the Utah named. been They are, according jmrent until her death which occurOffice la the Silvagni Bulldlag. during the eleven days season. just least experienced hunters will not PRICE, UTAH will defend, to a large to President Worlton, as follows: red last week. have the slightest excuse for thinking Their success weather. is there the on relN. If State Besides host C. a friends and extent, of Research: Jensen, ERICKSEN it is a deer that ho is gazing at over snow October 20th it will help a Su;ierintendent of Public Instruct- atives she is survived by her mother, FERDINAND At Law the sights of his rifle. Sporting goods lot. by Attorney ion. 1 Henry IVtcrson, Utah Agri- Mrs. Luella Hatch and brothers, Marhouses, of course, are carrying supTIT Judge Betiding "The deer hunter," said Madsen, culture college. L. John Kuttall Jr., ion and Joe, and a sister, Mrs. Claude plies of "legal headlights," or is it SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH not to go to a place because Brigbam Young University. Lcltoy Eutonl(hcr husband and two rhildren, "ought "headgear? it is a popular field and everyone else Cowles, University of Utah. Helen, aged 8 and Gus, aged 4. XL WOODS The deer season in Utah opens on is there. Bather, he should Funeral services were held Satur- FREDERICK Resolutions: D. C. Jensen, Jordan going At Law Attorney October October 20th, and lasts until choose the territory with which he is district. W. Karl Hopkins, Ogden day at 2 p. iu., in the Vernal Second eleven total of a or Deer, days. 30th, Office, Electric Building. thoroughly familiar. When many City. Henry Peterson, Utah Agri ward chne under tlie direction of the Madsen says, are reported as plentiful hunters PRICE, UTAH Milton Benniun, ward bisboprie. John N. Davis and concentrate in a few sections cultural college. and are well distributed over the the hunting is more difficult and the Ted were Frances the Utah. of Longhurat speaker. HEORGE J. CONSTANTINE state. The outlook is that many hunt- - danger to the hunter's life is greater. University Salt Lake City. Sjwial musical number were given Attorney At Law "Because more hunters will be in Teachers Welfare: B. K. Farns- under tlie direrlion of Mrs. Lucile Suite Silvagni Building. Formerly the field than ever before, and many worth, Millard District. L. John Calder and Hilda Blcehcr. Occupied By Price A Tonta. Interment was at Verual Cemetery of them, of course, inexperienced, the Xuttail, Jr., Brigham Young UniverPRICE, UTAH necessity is greater thaii ever before sity. Klizalieth Fitzgerald, Salt Luke and tlie grave was dedicated by Bib that the hunter look for the horns of City. B. A. Fowler, Weber district op George E. Wilkins. Vernal .E FLYNN Lleeneed Undertaker and the deer before be shoots. This will J. R. Mahoney, Box Elder district. Ambulance Service not only save him the embarrassment J. R. Tipiietts, Morgan district. CELEBRATION Local organizations : J. R. Molioney, and disappointment likely to ensue if Telephone 20. AT PROVO NEXT WEEK be kills a doc, but if he looks fur the Box Elder district. Jean E. Beiges, PRICE, UTAH Sevier C. Salt Lake City. horns he will not shoot a hunter. Ray Evans, ALLACE It HARMON PROVO, Oct. 14. The preparations "Some does were killed last year district. Arthur E. Peterson, Jordan celebration, and left on the ground. Such prac- district. David A. Wooton, Logan for the the fiftieth anniversary of Brigham Undertaken and Lleeneed tice is unsportsmanlike. The hunters City. Owen L Barnett Provo. C. W. Reid, Young University, are nearing com- One Block South of L. D. 8 Tsbernsotei of Utah are determined to put a stop Tramqiortation: CornMusic. of have School hundred a more than Sjienrer to it, and pletion according to Doctor Christen Office Phone 168. Ren. 115m. Lisle chairman of the general comfurndistrict. in Granite Bradford, assist to volunteered Jensen, wall, PRICE, UTAH already mittees. "It would seem," Dr. Jen ishing information as to any person Salt Lake City. . BERTOT FAINT SHOP Meeting Places: I. O. Horsfall, sen said, "that the representation killing does. The department has deAuto and ThurM. Painting. institu educational Arch from the D. S. L. University. large termined that any person raught is going to lie of Lake the lions Salt mistake or City. country whether man, a Main 661 Fhona 2S3, Street by doe, shooting Elections : F. D. Keeler, Salt Lake complete, more than thirty institU' PRICE, UTAH intentionally, will be brought to justice. The fine is a minimum of $200." City. D. J. Thurman, Granite Dist- tions have appointed delegates to repdistrict. resent them at the various conven- REN BEAN Shooting during the season is per- rict. Samuel Morgan, Davis General Painting Con tractor mitted all over the state, with the ex- Ira L. Peterson, Morgan district C. tions." The program as outlined, is and afternoon Lake will Salt City. Arthur Smith, begin Thursday Phone 188m. ception of within game preserves. Salt to eontinue until Saturday night. PRICE, UTAH Publicity: Osmond Justesen, dict-rieThere are fourteen of these, the ext. Thursday will be largely alumni day act boundaries of which may be learn- district. M. B. Kelly, Granite W. HAMMOND with registration and alumni aetivities ed from the local game warden or the Lleeneed Abstractor of Titles and features. the Accommodations as Badges Hotel Friday, also principal forest ranger. The boundaries are will center Lake of be the Salt City. Founders Day, Abstracts of title furnished to any posted. The names of the preserves Elizabeth Fitzgerald, disthe eelebration. The academic jmrade piece or tract in Eastern Utah. Fbw Inand the counties in which they are lo- Mrs. Ada Braithwaite, Granite surance written in the beet companies cated are, Cache, in Cache county; trict. C. E. Gaufin, Murray. Maude will form and march to the Utah stake Reel estate, bonds, etc. Second floor Bile Bolis preHerbert Doctor where tabernacle Lake Salt City. vagni Building, Price, Utah. Ileaston, Salt Lake and Tooele; Big Paul, The first four named are standing ton of the University of California Cottonwood, Salt Lake; Strawberry, to the will give the Founders Day address. will Wasatch; Ashley, Uintah; Timpan-ogo- s, committees and on report of His subjpet will be "Brigham Young. afternoon the Genof house delegates Utah; Dixie, Washington; On the afternoon of Friday President house of 22d. The delegates CanFuel Go, United try Mountain, Carbon; Crescent Mt. October asHelier J. Grant will dedicate the new the of big is body the legislative yon and Pleasant Creek, Wayne; DurITeber Grant J. transacted are in building. and it Library Ogden, Weber; Fish Lake, Sevier; sociation "Largest Producers of Domestlo items of business ing this meeting an anthem composed Parowan, Iron, and Wasatch in Mor- manv important educational welfareperCoal Xa Utah." of by Professor Gerrit De Jong will be taining to the tho Famous gan, Summit and Rich counties. Producing Universthe teachers and boys and girls of our sung by the Brigham Young $5.00 direction the chorus under of the ity The knock in the motor is plainer Professor R. L. Hill of the Utah author. The informal inspection of when it is idling. This turn has a will follow. The Historic Agricultural College at Logan is pres- the library human application. ident of the science section of the Parade, which will be held Saturday association. In talk- morning, promises to be one of the The Oxford bags the college boys Utah Educational of this section at most interesting spectacles of the enthe of program wear are for the purpose of dispens- ing Hill says: tire celebration. A number of hisProfessor the convention ing with luggage. The Utah Educational association 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 1875 to 1925. This parade will woman who bragged about her new gan Every Child His Opportunity.' from to all the sites occupied daring march association the section of The science sewing machine? Bandied In Prlco By October its history by the Brigham Yonng morning, Saturday convening Plentv of boys are glad school has 24th, will stress the imjiorUnce of giv- University. The celebration will elose C. H. SterensoBLomber So. home comstarted. It gives them more mischief opportun- with the ing every child the proper school. Colorado between football C. game into. ing to get the high ity of science in East High school, Salt eollege and the Brigham Young UniSmith, Arthur thousand few a Light suits good for Saturday afternoon at 230 Lake City, will give the first paper on versity with a football dance at night more miles may be fed to the moths Complete lias Blank hooka, Tho Son, and and Requirements The Qualifications winter. i'ln-mUtr- winter will be the worst in before the Academy of Sciences years of 744 Usaidrhecommg Lf 1709 and 1523. PARIS, July, 27th (UN) years, according to paper Profenr r:a..p. coi-leg- la-oi- KEEP YOU WARM WITH THESE. $15.00 Value Heaters at $19.75 Value Heaters at $21.50 Value Heaters at $25.00 Value Heaters at $28.50 Value Heaters at $33.50 Value Heaters at $40.00 Value Heaters at e IrANGES Polished Steel Tops White Porcelain Splash Backs J)0 and Up. VE CAN Six-Hol- MRS. SERMOS DIES y lulu-rnacl- e s)H-cia- GENUINE HEATROLA PARLOR FURNACES. Round Oak Pipeless and Moist Air Furnaces. Estimates Furnished For Prompt Installation. I H. y y. STEVENSON LUMBER COMPANY ONE PIECE OR A CARLOAD 111 or 26 PRICE, UTAH b r. Du-hes- ne ireordance with the intent of the stated during the red cape will be and necessary to ' d deer hunters this season as be to persons with heads of Uark, gray or other color hair, ri heads without any hair at all, the Salt Lake Tribune of Tuex-jIt was one of the amend made to the law by the last and was intended for the iw of tlie hunter, that all deer shall wear red caim. D. II. state fish and game cominis an Ust winter, compulsory legislature, st :s leg-pn- e, s said Monday, that he will in-tlaw so that an ordinary sap will answer the if he purpose -- Qual-troug- h, It J HALF-CENTUR- Y Semi-Sentcnni- al Mc-Cu- ne nn The Small Hat of Parisian Inspiration The very J expression of illusive chic sented in small models of black satin, gold or silver cloth or lace. These States are the hats now being worn for tossy occasions. All black satin, to fTSO. Gold or silver lace or metal cloth, J0 to $15.00. KING BLACK HAWK HIAWATHA and PANTHER COALS Bese Kennedy, Minay, Inc. Semi-Centenn- ial Main Street, Price, Utah this |