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Show SMALL TERMINAL ENTERTAINS SOME EMINENT MEN OUR BIG FAIR Mark, Coin., is one of the smallest Largest Event Ever Taken Place In railroad terminals in the world and is Thia Part of the State. Goldens Are Restrained From Operating A FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1927 EVERT FRIDAY THE 8UJf. PRICE, UTAH FAGS EIGHT LADIES ATTENTION rv tempura injunction, restraining described in the directory as follows, Golden Trunsjmrtalion company Sn'rrtirr J. B. J ca kes of the ef- says the Grand Junction (Colo.) Sen- the from operating over the route on bon eouiitv fair is making rx'.ra tinel: Population 150. A ostof-fie- e which the Moab Gnrage company op1 an and station on- - the Denver and forts to have the fair t lie figge-- t in If io Grande Western railroad and Uin- erates stage truck lines, was issued bet event of its kind ever stage.! George Christensen in disEastern Utah and everythin? ia being tah railway, nineteen miles northwest by Judge Moab last Monday, says court trict done by the board and of Grand Junction and nine west of the Times- -at of the 18th. ndcjwndent auceewa. Work Car- DONT FORGET THE DATE OR THE PLACE. ONE EN- TIRE WEEK, BEGINNING AUGUST 29TH. At to help make it a big Fruita, the nearest banking point. Has order will continue in effect until for the moat part ia 'I1 under way, two stores, hotel, lumber yard, a dis- The of the Moab Garage company the case a Jewkea having begun on the project trict school, etc." and Tom Golden, a partner-sli- i. vs. lhil have to was auihuritil But when it comes ot entertaining a coon aa he operating as the Golden TransChe imroveinents made. nationally famous notables, Mack is portation company, can be tried on its resurfaced been has The race traek far out in front of many cities that in Septemad will be slightly altered to elimin- boast of a big population. Mack does merits, whieh will be early Moab ber. In case this the will garage traek ate improper turna. Ihe not care so much about imputation, be regraded and work on Ikia is to hut prides itself on its distinguished asks for damages of $3000, and also hundred feet of visitors. A party over which Grand asks for a permanent injunction which bega at onre. Eight will nrohibit the Goldcna from operatia fence rail being eonsiruet-e- d Junction, Denver or Salt Luke City portable their trucks over routes on which ing the to be used on the inner part of would have made a big hullaboo spent tnu-k- . The (Kirtable feature will elim- a part of last week in Mack, anil the the Moab concern holds franchises inate interference with the baseball big cities were left out in the cold. from the publie utilities commission of Utah. games. Jewkea was authorised to have They were guests of L. C. Sprague, At the conclusion of the hearing constructed a net wirj fence, rerrala vice president and general inanareg of ion used to he and chutes the Uintah railway. The party includ- Judge Christensen held that the Moab Garage was entitled to a restraining with rodeos or wild west shows for ed: order against the Goldens to rent tin in which the fair grounds may be desirGeorge McManus of New York City, ed. Fixtures for thu two large lent? noted cartoonist, author of the comie effect until the case can be tried on that will house the displays for the exAn old per- its merits. In the damage case the 97 Bringing Up Fatherhed be to is wliieh first the position, sonal friend of Sprague; Mathew C. plaintiffs hold that the defendants in thia county for ten years, have been Brush of New York City, president of have damaged them to the extent of ordered. These fixtures are being built the American International corpora- $3000 by infringement on their routes in collapsible sections and will be im- tion and director of eighteen railroads. In addition to the damages tho plainFORTY-SIALIENS WILL ASK mediately available, constituting a Brush and Sprague, when boys, sold tiffs ask for a permanent injunction CITIZENS TO BECOME Is? franin the which will protect them permanent investment, for they can newKers together on the streets of chises utilwhich the hold from thev used at each ensuing fair. Chicago and later were machinist boys Forty-si- x aliens have filed applicaA small tieket office has been plac- mi the Union Pacific line, and Carl P. ities commission. for admission to become citizens tions and will ed at the wesbenlranre great Dennett of Boston, vice president of The defendants claim that under of the United States and will be exly facilitate entering the grounds and tho United States Chamber of Com- the 1927 taw thev have n right to ac- amined at the opening of the third eliminate much of the confusion in merce, another frienil of the Uintah cept employment from different conterm of the Seventh Judicial district ' cerns and cannot be classified as coni bantiling as large a crowd as antici- official. which begins AugusL29th. Nacourt, pated. The grounds were measured After A inrnioralria visit at Mack, mon carriers coming under the Examiner P. J. Phillips turalization of the utilities law. The con- will conduct the tests. a few dajta ago for concession stands. the visitors continued their joumey to Following is These plots will be cigntecn feet jvi ie the East. These are just a few of the tention of the plaintiffs is that they list of applicants: the room the for in afford will and ample prominent men that visit Mack have a tremendous investment here Price Constantines Demetriou installation of any sort of eonression ninny cnch your. Only a few days ago F. II. trucks and pquiunrnt; that they made Bernard Irart, Vaselios Stav-ro- s he will he which Wy planned They Ildinmill, funner vice president of the this investment under the assumption Nikakis, Emanuel Efstratiou numbered to eliminate diipliention. Uork Island lines and now a member that they would be protected over the Michael Konstantinos fence Six hundred feet of the north of the western train service ml justing routes on which they were issued the Constantino Evaggelon will be uscil for automobile, display board, visited Mack and went over the franchises ; that they have at all times Vlania-ki-s, 8 pore. Another portion is for display Uintah railway. given prompt service and 'iave earod IajH'nagiotou, Sperios George Aristedis Athanasios Kaurlis, nee the of of manufactured goods. Automobile is for the transKirtation Janoula-ki- s agencies desirous of exh'hiMng enrs TONSIL CASES CONTINUE AT territory they cover; anl that, unless Kminit Elizondo, Antionio and Pauline been to Ruggeri. asked have will fair THE the CITY HOSPITAL at they are given protection, they with the secretary. All suffer heavy damages. Helper George Leondarakis, Iones Price City Hospital installed a launG. Jouflas, George Stelios Cocotakis, being const rueted this yrir is being built to permit of being Mored, dry ta- -t Friday to take rare of their The man who thinks the modern girl Nicolais AnagnoHtpolos, Eniesto Sper-on- i, Girello Grosz Bene, Michele o and will be used for wibseqiieiit fairs needs. It is a fine maehine and eost doesn't get much out of things ought and Efthimios Aristidu Mpoltas. and stock allows as needed. approximately four hundred dollars. to see her unloading a vanity cas?. Tliev have been getting fine work done Hiawatha John Fapcrakis, Antone FULMER TENDENCY SHOWN IN in town but thought it necessary to Wedding announcements. The Sun, Stamatakis, Virgilo Chevini, Angelo instuU'oiie of their own. Tonsil eases BITUMINOUS PRICES continue to lead the list for ojiera-tionThe Sun Special Service. four having been itcrfornied on NEW YORK, Aug. 22. Indications Monday last. of consumer uneasiness over Ihe biMrs. Lily Gage of Price was ojicraf-e- d tuminous market situation in the on last Sunday for United Slates have been multiplying Mrs. Anna Jvsperson of White in the tost week. Prices conli ue to Itoeks underwent an operation last move npwonl, particularly up-Friday.' coals which find readiest access to. the Tonsil rases for last Monday were Middle Western markets eut off from Luvelle and Genieve Dexter and Chesnormal sources of supplv, Coul Age ter Strong of Molirland and News reports. Possibly (he most sig- Jeanselme of Price. nificant develojwnent has been the Mrs, Leona Shuraway, Mrs. Carol news that Western railroads have been Bartlett, Master Bex and Mrs. Edna going south of the Ohio river for ad- Pierce, son and wife of E. E. Pierce ditional fuel supplies. On top of this of the farm bureau, underwent th lake shippers are trying to round out knife Wednesday. their requirements. Miss Juliet Clavcl of this city was Western Kentucky, which declined (Iterated on Thursday morning. to join the higher wage movement by West Virginia operators ANNUAL MYTON RODEO PLANS NEAR COMPLETION last Novemiwr, added to the uncertainly of the situation this week by Plans are nearing completion fir announcing a voluntary iueresse of 20 in annual rodeo to he held nt My toil, field. the workers the that to cent per All these uncertainties are reflected in Monday and Tuesday, Septemlaw 5th a. farther increase in sjxit prices on nnd 6th. Prices baseball club will go over there ami play an high volatile coals for Western il in en and a teuiu which comprises players soleteil sharp gain delivery from diffciciit clubs of tn ! in tan market quotations on prepared inNews Coal for yourself how the New Basin bnschnll league. A purse of a An offerings. dex of Ksd bituminous "rices settled hundred dollars will he the prtac ofEasy washes one big batch of at 170 and the pnrrespnnding weighted fered. In addition the usual rodeo or clothes hoise another big riding, , damp-drie- s average price is $2.05, an increase of features, eonxisting and horses the over specfive kiltie, and five fioints cents, riding bucking and while all this batch, going dancial moving pictures and onen-ni- r figures for the preceding week. MorriWilliam lie featured. will handles bituminous of is increasing ing, on, every drop of water and according to latest estimates the son is manager of the on tin program. all at for the same time . Not you out nut last week was 8,900,000 net It is expected that Ilia festivities will a single button is torn off the lone the highest figure reached since draw a targe rrowd. the strike beran last April. clothes; not a single deep-presse- d It was easy for Ford to retract his The position of domestie sixes in a what hut on the attack Jews, job anihrarite has imporvod somewhat. wrinkle is put in. Nix. 1 buckwheat still holds the center it would be to make the people take everything theyve said against of the stage. The spot quotation o.i hack flivvers. New York buckwheat at independent GXaJUL Store The The Cara Nome Beauty Treatment Specialist will be there during that time to show you HOW TO PROPERLY CARE FOR YOUR SKIN. HOW TO KEEP IT SMOOTH, SOFT AND YOUTHFUL Phone or call in tor your appointment thirty minute consultation and demonstration period for each one no charges . A. D. SUTTON DRUG CO. PHONE - X pri-visio- ix, Len-darak- is, Poli-horonak- is, euin-munira- te nia-tcri- Mar-raxc- x, 3ft. PRICE, UTAH Xtaw Mascara and Efstathous Nickolos Karan as taxis. fjimnvaide Rosario Gloriosa and Maria Teresa Flores. Kenilworth George Papnaprokap-iou- , Joseph .Steve Zubovicli, Thomas Kirhards and Annie Holbrook. Castle Gate Otnon Geradakis, Paul Tempfer, Georgios Stavroulakis, Jane Hilton and William MacGregor. Scofield Joseph and Marvijok Vincenzo Gigliotti. Standardville Geo roe Lour&kis. Mutual Ioanens Vaselios- Nikakis. Columbia Mathios Emmauuel and Joseph Seppi. Watt is Panagotis Logos. - Kan-kkerak- Ileiner George Cawlitti. is Spring Glen Dominico Conea. Bains Antionio Paloni. Winter Quarters Emmanuel John Ilamamakis. LEVIES ILLEGAL IN TWO ERN UTAH TOWNS - We read where London society has taken up flea collecting as a new hobby. But it isnt new for dogs had their own private collection of fleas Girls are wearing heel nro tec tors, for years. but need heart protectqrs more. m th-w- nl-st- low-volati- ar See le Is Pro-dseti- me to $4.25. WILL MAKE SURVEY OF THE ONLY WAY COLO- double sheets are handled at once., famous Vacuum Cup washing1 tub takes eight double sheets, or the equal in other clothes and washes them as white as snow and as gently as you do with your own hands. At the same time the Easy's new drying tub takes eight more sheets and in three minutes damp-drie- s them ready for the line. Sixteen double sheets are handled at one time two things are done at once. That's how the New Easy cuts time in half without rushing the clothes or hurrying you. SIXTEEN RADO RIVER SOIL Stale Engineer George M. Baton Siaa apiminted Dr. D. S. Jennings i f If you toot your little looter And then lay away your horn, Within a week there's not a soul Will know that you were boru. the Utah Agricultural eollegj to make mil survey of several different irrigation projects contemplated ip the 4 4 The nun who tries to advertise Colorado the annoiatment harm river, ing been made last Thursday The work will be part of the investigitions mow being carried ahead to gather data on the Colorado river in Utah. 'Soil investigations on the lriee, Huntington, Buekborn Flat anil Woodside areas were suggested by Engineer Ba-in his letter to Dr. Jennings. m 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Ky short and sudden Jerks. Is the man who'a always kicking lire use It never works. The fellow who Is on the Joh every day, And keeps turner nt it. lie's the one who makes It psy. More l'eji. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Handles Water For You 4 4 You don't have to handle as much as a cupful of water for the wonderful new system returns the water from the clothes in the , dryer and when the washing is completed, empties itself into sink or drain. And no matter how big the washing, the special gas heater beneath the washtub keeps the water hot and enables you to sterilize white pieces. Thousands of women have been amazed and de- lighted at seeing the New Easy Washer, in their water-circulati- . ng k I. ML GniicliaLt - f Suita to have the tax levy of two municipalities set aside were ordered Wednesday by the state board of equalization and assessment. Letters were sent to the county attorneys of the counties in whieh the towns having the alleged illegal levies are situated Wednesday, requesting that action be brought to set aside the levies as illegal. The municipalities are Castle Dale in Emery eounty and Wellington in Carbon. The state board held that the levy of one mill bv the town of Wellington for streets was not authorized by law and that of one mill by Castle Dale for a cemetery fund was illegal. The local taxing officials were requested to make the necessary changes but have failed to do so. All other municipalities, counties and districts have made any changes requested, it was announced. aoH-ndiriti- all-ra- EAST-- .. own home, wash and dry their clothes at the same time. They have marveled at the silent, efficient way it speeds the clothes from basket to line, so gently, with not a button taken off, not a single deep wrinkle put in. You, too, may watch the New Easy wash and dry your clothes in your own home, without a penny of cost or a bit of trouble Try the Easy FREE In order that you may see these wonders with your own eyes, we will lend you a New Easy, bring it to your home on your regular washday, and let you do your weeks washing with it absolutely free. There is no obligation at all. Cali us up today. Thats allyou have to do. And should you wish to own the Easy, you can make a small down payment and keep the washer in your home permanently. At J. C. Weeter Lumber Co., West Main St. PRICE, UTAH |