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Show FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1927 THE PROFESSIONAL PAGE 8ETEN Buildings, FiiM, : '.I I tab. BEING fl Ffcaiciaa and I Bonn 2 to f 1 7Z I - 6 p. m. Phona 248m KOOSKVELT, March 14.- ltay K. Hillman ot' the cecu;ie eummiliee of the Uintah Industrial eomenlion presided at a meeting last Friday in tort Duchesne at wh'.ili ic-torts of various (lie plans lor the eoining ioneil-tto- u well under way. Attempt will be made this season to .ecure i.rcet hvip from the got eminent in pulling over ti.is h g project, the latter airea.iy helping indirectly by improving the campsite. An advertising viiiupaign Will he conducted th. ycjr throng:: s. nisei t lead-- , p.cture 'lor winds!), old.-- , and cuts in the press. Parents aie advised that an enelo-ei- l children- - playground wi;!t Ice: ers. Multiplies and oilier ciiiipmeut wiil be prepared to amuse the vouug-istcrUiv-i-dc- X' o Office Phone 81 ; Residence 177. 'g Silvagni Bldg., Price, Utah. R. M. JONES Fhyaieiaa and Surgeon ,3-.- of Children. and Pises . ?" Obstetrics Silvagni Build! ug, Price, Utah. j f yL WILLIAM H. BASH I'hyiJrian and Surgeon 'T r9ke Avalon Hotel Building. Suite (Two) Phone. 130. h. b. goetzman Work and Extraction. Price Omimenial Bank Bldg., Price, Utah Office Phone 209. Reirfdence S02w. PRICE, UTAH BALLINGER I'ii-- f Service. vOBlce, Second Floor Silvagni Building. X-R- FRICE, UTAH fUL L 8. EVANS Dentiet Office, Electric Building, PRICE, UTAH cursions to quarries at OLIVER K. CLAY Attorney At Law t Office In County Conrthouae ,3 lA. 5 and 0, Silvagni Building, Room i PRICE, UTAH R. W. . DALTON Attorney At Law .Lf Office V A ed McGEE Attorney At Law ! A at the University of Utah. It is I lie imprint of the I'm it of a was recently This ilinosiiiir in a piece nl enal weighing fniir hundred nrul eighty jxiuiid. Tlie print is as large as a wash-tu- b ami mis I'mind at Siatulanjvillp up Spring Canyon in Carbon district. PRICE, UTAH ' S TRACK OF HER In the 8ilvagni Building, PRICE, UTAH ADDED TO FOSSIL MUSE AT UNIVERSITY OF UTAH FREDERICK E. WOODS J'T' ? ' si Attorney At Law By RAY KIRKLAND. la Salt Italic Telegram. March tlttli. tiial inslitntioii, -- ays in discussing the print : million years ago ' "These reptilian monsters formed About twenty-fiv- e herhivomns dinosaur's foot slipped. the dominant lyH of life uain the It dunged deep into the vegetable earth, both in the sea, in the air and material lining a dismal swamp at the usin the laud. Their remains occur present site of Standardville, and as a at tli nr princijml horizons in the georesult a large piece of cial weighing logical column namely, in the coiuauchinn and the cretaceous. four hundred und eighty pnululs containing the perfect imprint of a dino- The dinosaurs obtained from the deu-r- n saur has just been rreeived at the Untpjarry are of the eomanehiun age. iversity of Utah. The track of the In I tali, as yet, we have found no monster measures skeletons of rretannis dinosaurs, algreat three-tor- d and will just fit though we have very large numliers of inches across thirty into a large wash tub. The specimen beautifully preserved tracks. Ail dinosaurs hud limits adapted will be added to the fossil museum of the university. I)r. Frederick J. Pack, for walking on land and a long, tarrihead of the geology department of ng tail and in many the hind limits Office, Electric Building, TRICE, UTAH Attorney At Law 717 Judge Building, L, XX'SJ SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH tri-Hs-- Ytf- - GLENN HARMON jJ Attorney and I'ounielor At Law K J Office, the Electric Building. PRICE, UTAH FLYNN Licenaed Undertaker and Embalmer Ambulance Service $ Telephone 29. PRICE, UTAH I WALLACE . A HARMON Undertaker and Lleeuaid Embalmer L One Block South of D. 8. Tabernacle. Office Pbone 158. Rea. 115m. PRICE, UTAH jf i r. or a flying Weather JJ1N BEAN : j b General Painting Contra rtw Phone lS8m. PRICE, UTAH Ef bertot Paint Shop HAMMOND jjw.Liceamed Abstractor pr W were much longer and stronger than the fiiiv. Such tonus walked chiefly or entirely on the bind limbs like the birds. They varied in size from (he sM'cies but two feet long to others ninety feet in length, and were the largest known land uniiiials. They were divided into two lyies that is, the carnivorous or flesheating, and the herbivorous, or lierlieatiiig. The tyjH- whose footprints have been dis- covered in the coal mines were probably herbivorous, as that region millions of years ago was a awamp. Hcforc the ltoeky Mountains were raised, and while the region now rnv-eby them was still practically at sea level, vast awauiis occurred in the various parts of that sect ion. These swamps persisted long enough to permit of the accumulation of hundred of feet of vegetable material, which was later transformd into enal. Immediately at the close of the growth of this vegetable material, and when it had been covered with not more than a few indie of sediment dinosaur walked arms the huried vegetable dcNisits and left their tracks upon them. Still later these were covered with several thousand feet ol sediment. Later the Rocky Mountains were born, and now we are mining the coal derived front these ancient swamp de-- I ms its. In the roofs of several of the mines of Carbon tlie tracks of those ancient dinosaurs are preserved MONOX OR MULE Mystery Surrounds Death of Colorado Salesman Near Colton. House. Signs, Furniture and Auto Painting and Upliolxtcring. 240 Kant Main. Ibone 283 PRICE, UTAH k PROVO, March 11. ef Title LAbatracta of title fnrniahed to eny " or tract in Eeetern Utah, Fire ce written in tbe beet companion. eUte, bond, etc. Second floor 811- -i Building. Price, Utah. ARD CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS eeta Every Thursday Evening At 7 :80, At Castle Hall, Helper E- 117. C. C. A If. ,? Haaga. Kenilworth, K. of R. A 8. - 4F- - C. Bertolina, Helper. L of F. Spring.Canyon Coal Co. Frost and King Winter hold no for the motorist who uses High-TeConoco Ethyl Gasoline regularly. . . . For when the engine turns, Conoco Ethyl fires. It gets you off to the quickest start in town and keeps you going for miles and miles of knockless driving. JACK st And you get this perfect winter motor fuel for just 4c more per gallon than regular Conoco Gasoline. Fill up at the sign of the Continental Soldier. CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Prodaem, Refiner mtdMarkttart petroleum product fat Attaaaw Colorado, Idaho, Kama, Mimouri, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Organ, Sooth Defcari Tczaa, Utah, WnahinEhn and Wyomkif of high-gra- de No-brai- Celebrated Spring Canyon Coal Minea at SPRING CANTON, UTAH Office. 817 Newhonee Building. Balt Lake City, Utah Genl i S g 1 First-Cla- u REASONABLE PRICES I PHONE 1 1S8-- M S For An Estimate Of Work THERE WAS A LITTLEPARTY In this very town Mystery veils Not so very long ago And a man sat all evening On the piano stool, and When the guesta had gone His wife asked why he did And he said that as long as He wasnt playing he was Making sure nobody else Would try to. of interest as the Raven gilsonile mine, IVhite Rocks Indian school and K)iut in nearby niountuin from whieli the great Uintah Ibisin can lie viewed, and the fact that the entire entertainment of the convention this season ia free to all comers. Special guests invited will bo Prof. L. John Nut tall, Rrighaiu Young University; President George K. Thomas, niversity of Utah; President li (1. oterson, Utah Agricultural college; smd Commissioner William Spry; 'ommissioiier of Indiuu Affairs llurka and mayors of nil Utah towns. service. )Miints Jrn-e- vega-table- s, it And that is what we call protection. There are aeveral different kinds. We offer yon fire, automobile, accident and other kinds of insurance protection. Come in and let ns explain our n, Equitable RealEstate and Investment Company New Braly Building East Main St. Price, Utah Complete line lejcal blank. Ilia Hun. Paal Is Heat Appreciated Where Meat Uaed. lll-IIa- BILL, THE BARBER, SAYS 1 Mines A Bains, Carbon County, Miners and Shippers ef Lump, Nut, Slack and Assorted 8izea of Utah. COAL My idea of the height of unimportance i being the wife of Muiwolini. It ia not the overhead but the undcr-tan- il that hurt the bootleg industry. About the easiest way to make your wife obey i to order her to go ahead and do a she darn pleases. Y'our average fellow would rather spend fifty dollars for a cure than a dime for an ounce of prevention. Maybe the reason Lots wife turner to a pillar of salt was because she was like some of the girls of today too Of the Very Highest Grades. Best For Fkrascea, Household and AH Other Uses. Goners! Offices, Cliff Building. Salt Lake City. L. F. RAINS President and General Manager. fresh. About the best way to live is so that everyone wont think your wife jHiisoneil you if you happen to die sud Goal la Beat Appreciated Where Moat Dead. Ill-He- denly. That. Washington man who claims hi dog know how to smoke had better watch out or hell be learning to play pool. It has been my observation that when the brides cooking is ronfinei to canned goods the honeymoon get tlie death of R. S. Peppers, 3f, from Denver, Colo., who was found dead three mile east of Colton in a closed ear late Wednesday afternoon. Investigation was made by Sheriff Boyd, who found no trace of any foul play, hungry and disappears. which was as first suspected. No indications as to cause of death were APRIL FIFTEENTH DATE MADE FOB ANNUAL OPERA evident, according to the sheriff. Two arc earbon monoxide poiThe Bells of Barcelona, annua soning and moonshine poisoning. A opera of the Carbon high, will he prepartly filled Imtlle of whisky was sented on Friday evening, April 15th, found in the ear, hut it is not consid- Rehearsal of the first act ha been ered likely that it is of a killing completed and the east started work nature. It will be analyzed. The auto- a few days ago on the second. Prof. mobile was found in tlie middle of the M. William of the music, Edgar road by Appleton J. Hannon and S. has charge. The singing is B. Klmer of Dolton. It was completeunder the direction of Harold L. Bith ly out of gas and the switch was turn- el, the dancing under Mis Erma ed on. Indications were that the mowhile Miss Irene Holmes of tor had been running, adding strength ThoniHs, will have the piano work. The Heljier to thp carbon monoxide theory. Th to bo the best ever at ear was tightly clniied. Pepjiers was ojiera promises The principals in the east tempted. a salesman for the R. U. IYpjiers Ensupported by a chorus of over fifty gineering company of Hudson and voices and the high school orchestra, Denver, Colo. He had taken off his include Iymi-- e (Vandal!, Clyde Mur shoes which were muddy and had put Batchlor, Edith Allison them in the front scat beside him. The gess, Ray Morgan, Julia Wendell, Omar sheriff investigation revealed bhvwl George Bunnell. Pauline Bennett, Grant Stev in one of them. enson, June Davis, Fay Saxey, Erma Uncle Sam says there are thirty-nin- e Thomas, John Dalton and Ray Stev enson. di cases that attack early but every housewife knows London has taken to oilcloth, whi that her neighbors chickens are worse is called American cloth there, than anv of them. long window curtains. It is also being used for bedspreads. Tablecloths fruit It ha been our observation that man's eyesight never gets so bad he the material, so popular in American can't distinguish a pretty woman at kitchens for generations, are seen in diningroom of high society. The idea least a block away. was started by Lord Lathom, who runs e Lots of people are still for prohibi- a little atore in Mayfair, and decora tion because it enabled the country to ton took it np. Now English housewives are following for they have just get rid of the barroom quartets. learned that the American doth' Dont borrow Tbs Son. Subaeziba. it easy to keep clean. -- Miners and Shipped af the ! r v : Work of the kind that makes lasting friends and customers, Docs ; in irrigation, ag animal huslmudry and ollu-ronotny. agricultural subjects, while the women will lie given instruction in the usual branches of home crouomies. Kugeiie L. IvolnTts of Itrighaui Young University will lie invited to head the recreational work of tlie convention while an effort will lie nmde to neeure the University of Utah players under the direction of Maude May Huhcock as an milled feature. Other sierial attractions being pi mined are a children's clinic especially for tlie Indians; dinosaur fossils from tlie quarries at Jensen with lectures by Prof. Karl Douglass; scheduled ex- Dent let fjl. SANFORD j ut training to tiic men TIE. GLENN WILLIAM BICHAEDS f,v I PAINTING CONTRACTOR it is planned to gieatly enlarge the Indian departuunt, ottering special S'xRay ' m stn-Lev- s po-ici- ilKLlEU, UTAH MONEY!! ni:x iieax Borgia BUGGEEX, JB, M. D. Fhyakiaa and Surgeon - AND SAYE EVER PfHABLES LW' 1 PAINT NOW Bk Phona SSM. Htrn tub Elettjrie Building, F1UCE, UTAH Kesidenc y . V-- illiiiiiiilUllliltililliliililiilliillilliliiiiiill FOR GREATEST CROWD lYE J. 0. HUBBAED $ yA HID ' Office Phone 103w; Residence 881 Commercial and Sayings i f EVEET FEIO AT ui Physician ' . PRICE, UTAH FIND HERBIVOROUS DINOSAUR WAS NO CINDERELLA1? j. 8T00KBY gnrgseu HE. L. 8 UN, ABERDEEN COAL Highest efficiency, equivalent 1104 lba. Unequalled far atarsaa. Win net alack. TH heat far steaming and beating qualities INDEPENDENT COAL COKE COMPANY Mine at KraHwarth, Utah, eral Offices Walker Bank Building SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH GOOD PLUMBING-GO- OD INVESTMENT The damage poor plumbing ran do in a ftliort time make us realise the impor-lanr- e of using extra care at all times in our work make u so sure of it wo guarantee atisfartinn. Iteed Plumbing ami Healing Go.. Nurth Carbon Avenue, Price, Utah. -- The spirit, of Sitting Bull, the fam-- il medicine man who played a leading jiart in the Custer massacre, lives, hut not now a an enemy of the United Stale. .Sitting Bulls grandson, Leo (Vow Gho-- t, has instead joined United States cavalry and is at Fort Meade, K. D. With him are other fullblooded Siouxs, who are escribed in army statements as very lromiing young soldiers. tin; sta-ion-ed Evcryliody is in favor of the golden rule for the guidance only of the other fellow. Since women started in to getting haircuts a man has to go around to a poolroom when he wants to euas. |