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Show 'WiS&aM ITT. iP2Z U. 1W7 HE SUN, PRIOR, UTAH employment and immediate assistance tour families were taken ears of a email group of people contributing clothing, while five familiea, flood sufferers, were given aaaiatanee. ,0 T- Carter of Kenilworth, Mra. Sam Sealzo of Helper, Mrs. Emma Hawe of Orangeville and Mra. ,of !rice arB patients at Enco City Hoapital for treatment this week. I Hi. Deputy Sheriff George u a patient at Price CityCollingham Hoapital, having undergone an emergency oper-atio- n for appendicitis Monday. He is getting along nieely and .will soon be aronnd again. Fire Saturday night destroyed a frame building and residence in the rear of Mrs. John James hjue in South Ihriee, which caught from an myzmURANCE A NECESSITY CktwmySius ''! u. overheated kitchen stove. estimated at $800. - The low u r Mra. Lydia C. Avrey of Wellington was in Price yesterday on her way to Twin Falla, Ida., being ealled there by the death of her Orson Strong, who died in that eity on Tuesday of this week. son-in-la- w, forbidden to look behind the curtail of Tomorrow urged to aecure Ikwvooo to become Today. You it fcgnace protection yoa seed. mushing Time . an Protect yourself a Chief Dispatcher A. Overlin of Soldier Summit has been appointed ehief dispatcher at Ggrand Junction, Colo., assuming his new duties there yesterday. His successor at Soldier Sum- clothing or shoes found mit has not as yet been named. near the skeleton. What was left of Mfs. Zoitso Jouflas, wife of John the .remains 'were buried at Castle 4onflas of Helper, aged 43 years, died I ydfta spent the weekend Dale by the sheriff. . in that town yesterday. The body is lab City on business. Mrs. Glen 1N. Nelson drove into Sat at Flynn Funeral Home in Priee and jiiy Cassidy is at Pries City Lake City last week for a abort slay burial will take plaee Snnday afterj bnsK undergone an operv with her sister, Miss Winnifred Har- noon from the Greek Orthodox church lhie v eppepdieitia the first of vey, returning home the first of this here. . i Ofk.' , M. J. Walsh and sister, Miss Mary lioa night dance at the city Principal Walsh, long time residents of this J. Reeves Tuesday, have gone to Price, to spend valley, ltd attended of the high the winter months with Mrs. announced at the teriained th Walshs school faeult; cjlge party daughter, Mrs. Leonard Havoraka. eveni: urday. Grand Junction (Colo.) Sentinel, 8th. V, Leonard spent Saturday in Salt Lake City on Attorney B. W. Dalton of Priee was moved his family He attended the CrMglitan-- 1 ' F. J.Dimick-hthe people who eame down among from Kiz to Priee, where the children from the northern while in the eity. part of the sate may have the advantage of schools for to hurl dceHn the territory recently iUple attended the the winter. They are located on South excluded from the Dixie reserve. He "(bbl danci at Kenilworth Carbon avenne. was also one of the lncky hunters temauK A large number of Parowan Times, 2d. heed Thorpe of the high school Wk wereSuattndi ' Dr. R. M. Jones left last Snnday for fcKilty spent the weekend in Salt Jones underwent ap Lake City visiting relatives. Due to California where he will take some for appendicitis this the muddy condition of the roads he advanced work at a hospital prior to g Price City lIospitaL Peter was eight hours driving home. going to Montana to practice. Mrs met Price is also a pati- - it.. . Jones and children will remain in At. a called meeting the Red Cross Price until the doctor completts his the skeleton foqpd near met in the commissioners room at the studies in California. week and. which was eonnty court house last Wednesday. The' principal report waa given by I ts be that of Orville Over eighty couples attended the Leonard Qrundvig Mrs. Wallace Lowry, chairman of tha dance at Price City HaH. Saturday evifcridfd it was not his brother home service committee, which was ening. W. W. Lewis is enonsoring the who knew his brother eunld thUt 'two men were given Saturday night dances in Price in a order to keep the people- At home. The movement has the hearty endorsement of loeal business mem and nearby identify'-the- ' ' elee-bfi- ne : were-served- - t-- i A. . : f , S' . I .,! .$ eraer-(fmtio- n it Grand-fVdtiagto- n, 1 - - Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gilmour and Dr. F. F. Fisk left Tuesday morning for Palto Alto, Cal a., where they will visit with Craddock Gilmour. Mrs. Gilmour will remain in. San Francisco while Dr. Fisk and Gilmour go golfing at Long Beach. They will return by way of New Mexico. Grand Junction, Colo., officers are on the lookout for three men, traveling in a Chandler ear, who are suspected of having burglarized a road eamp near Cisco, says the Sentinel. camp The road foreman there has wagon in which he makes his home while employed in road work. Thieves entered this wagon during his absence stealing a revolver, groceries and other suiiplies. t .1 quickly then keeps you going with smooth, sustained power No knocking to wear down your en gine. On the contrary, carbon depos its which cause knocks when ordinary gasoline is used are turned into a source of power when you use Con oco EthvL This miracle fuel gives you all the benefits of high' compression with your present motor and ap for a few cents per week. fuel fires Look for Filming Colorado River Now Under Way the Conoco Ethyl Sign. CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Vrodmen, Refiners end Marketers e of petroleum products la Arkansas, Colorado.Idaho.Kicai.lflMnuri.lIoitaM.Ne- high-grad- brake. New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota i.Tttaa, Utah, Washington end Wyoming GROWING FAST COMING TO PRICE A uHf Dr. Mellenthin & Co. Catholic Church At Price a Preparations are now under wav Vary Good Showing. " for filming of the Grand Canyon of Attention ia railed to the the Colorado river from Green River rapid (Utah) to Needles, Oala., a distance growth and showing of the Catholic ehnreh in Price and Eastern Utah. of seven 'hundred and ninety-si- x miles. Major E. C, LaRue, former govern- With the conclusion of the aucrtwsful ment hydraulic engineer and well tnissiun at Notre Dame de Lourdes by known throughout the Western states Rev. Father James Towey of New for bis research work on the Colorado York, the church ia going ahead with river problems, arrived in Salt Lake school opened this fall for pupils of City last Friday from Isis Angeles to all creeds. The church was established at Helper in 1911 by Rev. Father begin preparations to outfit the expedition down ortion of Anthony letillo. He remained in Helthe river from Green River to the per almost two years and was modNeedles. The expedition, which will erately successful, but was called eonsist of six boats and eighteen ex- away and the bishop in charge of the pert boatmen, directors, film men and diocese failed to make an apjioint-mrto fill the vacaney. Dnrin the E. D. Barber, aiiecial news correspondent for the New York Times, will lie next five years occasional services, attempted to gain seven reels of a pic- were held there by visiting priests ture which will have as its stage the from Halt Isike City. Bishop Joseph Glass, on February raging waters of the giant Colorado river, and if completed will be the 2, 1917, appointed Rev. A F. Giovan-nnto fill the rectory at Helper. For first of its kind. Major LaRue waa emphatic in stating that there is no tha next year the ehnreh 'was held at eonneetion between the filming, of the Helper and the year after was moved expedition and Colorado river propa- to Price. When Father Giovannoni ganda in regard to the river problems arrived in Priee he started conducting which confront the. Western States at services in the homes and in whatever building he rould seeure. He started present Several reels will be filmed in tech- work on the Notre Dame de Lourdas nicolor with cameras which are ex church project in the autumn of 1918. peeted to reveal the vividness and Siia ehnreh was completed in 1923 the assistance of all Priee grandeur of the river walls which rise on both sides of the stream a mile Citizens regardless of creed. Father Towey relates how, in Sephigh. The story will deal with the exploits of a young engineer and hi tember, 1927, a new school was openbravery pn the almost unconquerable ed in Price for children of all creeds. river, a tragic spill in the midst of Notre Damn school is to be completed the menacing whirlpools, a gallant before December 1, 1957. A bus has rescue intertwined with a love, atory. been purchased by the new school for Victor Vareoni, who plays one of the transporting children from Helper, Castle Gate and EwelL More than leading roles in "King of King, and miss Donal Blossom will play the two hundred are enrolled at present, with a promise of more as soon as the leading parts.' The picture will be new structure is completed. Sisters by Elmer Cliftoii. The expedition will start from of Charity are in charge of clamed. A church has been at GrSen River today (Friday). Major LaRue and Barber, who arrived from iTeljier and masses are said at amNew York this week, are qj ready on usement halls of the camps through. Work of the the ground. Governor and Mrs. George out thf mining distrlt-tloeal has extended over Carparish H. Dern and their daughter, Betty, will be there to start the party The bon, Emery, Grand and San Jnan counties. A mission has been estabgovernors party will ehruten the six lished at Montieello by F'ather. F. boats whieh are to make up the expeexBryn-ratk- ft' i SPECIALISTS In Internal Medicine For tha Peak Fifteen Yean. DO NOT OPERATE WOl B. At Savoy Hotel, Monday, November Slat. Office Honrs: 10 a. bl, to 4 p: m ONE DAY ONLY nt ni . - dition. of the secThrough the retary of the war department and the United States signal eorpa, an attroipt will be made for the first time to broadcast from radio telephone reports of the trips progress one mile below the rim of the earths surface. This feature of the excursion eonsiits mainly of two distinct sets, one n high powered station to bo set up at the Painted Desert in Northern Arizona, and the other a mobile telephone station and set which will be carried by the expedition party through the canyon and whieh will be set up earn night. Reports will be transmitted to the station on Painted Desert from the canyon, to be retransmitted to Fort Douglas government station, and where amateur operators may pick np reports. Gilbert E. Gable, West Coast supervisor of Pathe, will be in charge of the Painted Desert station, which is now being set up. Antennae reaching building the height of an eighty-stor- y and a generator capable of producing enough power to furnish lights for fie hundred homes "are being constructed. It will be operated by Sergeant Edwin A. Redding of Governors Island, N. Y. The Colorado river expedition operator will be Sergeant Vernon T. Herrick, also of New York. The boats to be used are eighteen feet feet long and four and one-hal- f wideband are decked over on each side, exeept for a space of four feet amidship, which is left ppen for boatmen. The decked --over sides are water tight, rendering the boafa and alloiring space for water non-sinka- LOSES OUT Q Ni-oc- Oaliviz and Monsignor Giovannoni port to establish a ehnreh at Montieello toon. emr pm . OgicA: , IKnocktess Miles Parting lOTYL t . ' j f 4 No Chargo For Consultation.. A. The specialist of Dr. Mellenthin is a regular graduate in medicine and surgery and ia licensed by. th state of Utah. Co., , Fie visits professionally tha. more important towns and cities and offers to all who call on this trip fret consultation, except the expense of treatment when desired. . According to his method of treat ment he does not operate for ehronio appendicitis, gallstones, ulcere of tho stomach, tonsils or adenoids Ho has to his credit wonderful results in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart,' kidney, gladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments . If you have been ailing for any length of time and do not got any better do not fail to call, aa improper measures rather than diseease are very often the cause of your long standing trouble. Remember above date, that consultation on this trip will be free and that hia treatment ia different. Married women must be by their husbands Address: Los Angeles, 211 Bradbury Building, Cals f08 SAIL WTED, FTC. fwe Onto Par Wsrl Ne THOUGHT.AND PRAYER M ktm Iktir cMAm mum-- PICOTING . AND HEMSTITCHING, button making. . Kail orders oolidtod at Reeds Plumbing store, Price, Utah. grfcWi Wrtf fc Am S qbr psora. MALE IIELP WANTED ENTER getie farmer with car for steady winA SURE GUIDE: Commit thy way Job. Terry Draper, Iostoffice Box onto the Lord ; trust also in Him ; and ter 18S, Price, Utah. he shall bring it to pass. Rest in the Lord and wait patient- WANTED MAN WITH CAB TO sell complete line quality anto tiree and ly for Him. ' Psalm 37 s 5, 7. Exclusive territory. tubes. Experience PRAYER; 0 Lord, we eorne to Thee not neceomry. Salary $31)0.00 per month. Eiist Milestone Liver Rubber nflupany, for Thou art the Way, the Troth, and , pool, Q. the life. HUN-Jred FOB BALE RANCH OP OXB and sixty seres nine miles west ti placed, according to .officials.''- The on tho north side of the original right of way was forty miles Mytss river. Sixty acne ia alfalfa and full long. ter rkdiL Terms to the right partiiea. ' R. W. Crockett, Price, Utah, lis difficult for a man to Idee his SALESMEN WANTED WE NEED bad reputation or a Christmas necktie. to several live wire Dalesmen this fall help introduce the New Maytag. No Even if a mans good deeds live matter what your opinion hae been about him he iant.in a position to eare. the Maytag you are now sure to like its entirely new. wringer and other wonder, ful features. Maytag Shop. Price, Utah. V mmsCi m . - IIIIIUD PAILOR NEW TABLES and COURTEOUS TREATMENT, Card Tables' Drop In For a Social Time. Soft Drinks, Cigars and the Like. West Main Street Rubber stamps to order. The a .A .L , . Two is company until they, become one. Then it seems more lik a crowd PRICE, UTAH . 1 TOR SALE ONE GOOD SIX HUN-dre- d ten (610) acre ranuh. Ten (10) year permit for two (2) bands of sheep on forest. Must selL. One good two hundred ten (210) acre ranee. Can get per- mit for one (1) band of sheep. Must sell at once. ltay Coulter Cbnj. lace, Rifle, Colo. A REAL BARGAIN FOR $3000- -A nice home located in southeast part of town. .White brick,' four rooms, pantry, quarter basement and porch, six acres good land. plenty water, good spring water for house. Big barn, garage, granary, impliments, wagon, harness. Ideal for. chiricens or dairy. Owner, Frank Bjamsnn, Springvllle, Utah. Round after round is the way thg pugilist ascends the ladder of fame-- . , Bldg.' ParkeT-Waat-ar . : w t Snm. At. A he ITS OWN BEST SALESMAN And a NEW EASY win be left at your home. Do your weeks washing. If yon dont want the machine caU 16 and it wUI be re- moved and no questions asked. If ' you want it, keep it: Easy terms will be made for the payments. . ,THYl mi PAGE The Utah Construction company. Luilding the grade for the Denver and Rio Grande Western spur in Salina tight storage. Canyon, has begun moving its camp at Mile Post 13 to the east end of Mile Post 15. This is within two mil's of the Sevier Valley Coal company's Denver and Bio Grande Looses Part holdings. If weather conditions are of Bight of Way. favorable for work during the winter months the grade will be completed In accordance with a decision handin the early spring. t court of aped down by Mrs. Martha Houston, 66 yean of peals nearly a year ago, the Salt lake Wed- City land office has been instructed age, died at Price City Hospital William Spry, commissioner of the nesday night of this week after an op- bv eration for emeigeency appendicitis. general land office at Washington, Mrs. Houston was manager of llie D. C., to cancel the right of way of Carbon hotel and had resided in Price the Denver and Rio Grande Western for several years. The remaine were railroad for twenty miles above in Saline Canyon, says the Salt prepared for shipment to Spanish where Tribune. - Several years ago the Lake Wellaee Hamon, Fork by bnrial will tnka plree tomornw (Sat- government brought suit to have the right of way in the canyon canurday), that city being her former entire the grounds that the railroad celed on home. had not done the neeessary construcGene Hale, a former teaeher at the tion work. The railway contended Harding school, waa a Pncs visitor that through a subsidiary, the Castle last Friday. Hala waa on hia way to Valley Railroad company, a line had Salt Lake City, where he waa married been built from Saline to Nioche, a Mine Dons L. distance of twenty miles, whieh was Saturday afternoon to last met whom he year while washed out before trains were placed Riee, is He attending in operation. Before the line could Arizona. in teaching school at tha Western States Teacher be repaired, it waa further contended, Mrs. Hale, the war eame on and the road passed college at Gnnnison, Colo. who is teaching at Paul, Ida., will into the hands of the government. Upwhile on the return to private ownership the complete the school year there . studies hia Denver and Rio Grande went into two resume Hale will receiverships, whieh farther delayed The only reason some familiea don 1 the repair work. own an elephant is that they have This, view was upheld by Judge never sera offered an elephant for a Johnson and the plea of the governdollar down and the balance on asy ment was denied. The rase was then taken to the eireurt eonrt, whieh held weekly payments. that sufficient showing had been A Cleveland judge has ruled that a made for the railroad to keep the lowman may kiss bis wife while parked in er twenty miles, but that the upper an auto along the road. But he does twenty miles should be canceled. Acnot insist that he must. cording to railroad officials, no apwill be taken on the decision, peal knowa who person A mother is coal fields in the canyon are since tin; what the baby is saying when it located on the part whirh the road itself. doesn't know will be able to retain. It was to tap oldfashion-e- d these fields that the right of way was What has become of the Li ten to obtflSMd.' The line between Galina to used who play boy mouth on a organ. and "Nioche is now being rapidly re- Bird tha Mocking - overtaxing the battery THERES notank contains Winter Conoco Ethyl Gasoline; This special EVBBY PXIDAT . - 1 I. M. GAUCHAT West St. . At J. C. Weeter Lumber Co., UTAH PRICE, t. - rev ft '. a . - Main St. i |