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Show fAGE rOUB til IDV, PRICE, unoui urn of rc m TXUXIOAI UTAH-IVB-1T Active Campaign to Be Twenty Years Ago This Carried On Here Present Week I Bg; rniiTTHTiflB THURSDAY, AUGUR 14. 1M0 rpp nr pt, prn ,tti prp fm-fi- R VmMmmramMMnramnmmMMMWHeiMWMnn An tggrexuive campaign to acquaint the people with purposes and needs of the constitutional amendments that are to come before them at the fall elections was assured for Carbon with tho recent announcement from state headquarters of the Citizens Tax Revision league. As a result of conferences with a number of local leaders the league has appointed J. E. Pettit of Price to take a leadership in the leagues campaign this fall as district chairman. Pettit is well known in tin' county and will represent this section on the state executive committee of the central or- Rev. R. P. Nichols and family reBy M. J. D. turned to'Price during the week from an extended visit in the east. Thursday. The Republican National Executive O. J. Harmon, Sr., and Semi contractors, were getting along committee accepted the resignation of n. nicely with the residence of C. R. Claudius Hart Huston, as national chairman and immediately installed A. W. McKinnon had been elected to the eashiership of the First Nation- Simoon D. Fees of Ohio in his place. al bank, succeeding A. MeGovney, re- The vituperative Huston is still unable to understand, why he should be signed. for the same offense that penalized Contractors were almost finished makes Caiman a martyr. But Bishop with the electric lighting and power who reminds us faintly of the house building in Price just west of Fees, gullible Dr. Work, confidently anthe Southern Utah depot. nounces a comfortable republican mawelL from D. Dean ganization aB Holdaway had moved in both houses the tenjority He will take charge of organizing a Bingham to American Falls., Ida., to ure of the seventy-secon- d during legislature. branch of the league in the district be employed by a big mercantile house embracing Carbon county and doubt- in a responsible position. Nogalea (Arizona and Sonora) reless will call other civic leaders to asFrank ' N. Cameron of Salt Lake cently started digging out, after a sist him in this work. City visited his coal properties in torrent had drowned seventeen resiThe Citizens Tax Revision league Panther Canyon during the week, and dents. If this keeps up, ws are sorewas formed in Salt Lake City recent- where he had six or eight men at ly going to have more than tire usual amount of weather this summer. ly with the election of W. W. Arm- work doing development work. strong, former chairman of the tax Mrs. G. E. Bench, Jr., of American commission as its president; Speaker Friday. Ida., who with her two children, David L. Stine of the house of rep- Falls, President Hoover conferred with exhad been visiting her sister-in-lathe resentatives, David Hirschi of Mrs. L. A. Lauber in Price, returned ecutives of the federal farm board house, and Julian Bamberger, Salt to her home during the week. arconcerning aid to drought-ridde- n Lake City business man as its vice owner of the eas. One filing we must say about the Barboglio, Joseph presidents. proxy. He is making tlm best of a The purpose of the organization is frame building at Helper, occupied situation. movtough was it the having postoffice, to carry on a general educational cam- by lot to the of another to ed portion We were right about the weather. paign on behalf of its membership make room for the new bank buildand the citizens generally to acquaint This time it is ' at Winslow, Aria. the people with the purposes and the ing. Rains undermined a bridge and a pasOgden capitalists had an engineerneeds of the constitutional amendsenger train went through instead of ments which will be voted at the fall ing corps at work near Colton, survey- over. elections. The league is ing a new railroad from Gordon Creek and is intended to become primarily to Colton. It was expected their work Saturday.' m league of citizens who desire to ac- would result in the opening of coal The elements, who never lose indefquaint themselves with .the proposed mines in that vicinity. initely, got back at CoL Charles A. constitutional changes on .which they Rev. Samuel Allison, a Methodist Lindbergh. His scheduled radio adwill be expected to vote next Novem- minister stationed at Price for sever- dress was a complete flop when storms ber 4. al years, was married during the week broke over just before at Spring City to Miss Mabel Dudle-so- n he started speaking. of New York. Rev. Allison was Juan Gerechter, Argentine army stationed at Eureka at the timei Mike Blacouris, a Greek, shot and sergeant,' finished a nine thonsand-inil- e trek from Buenos Aires to Washkilled Mike Leoneakin at Helper durD. C. Boy, page Mr. C. C, ington, in Crete. fend over the week a ing Blacouris was captured at Green Riv- Pyle. er by Sheriff T. R. Kelter who trailed Another romantic western mystery him from Spring Glen to that place. , bust. The phantom rider of the goes Joseph R. Sharp and Bishop Sam- wild Fletcher Park district of Wyomuel Dugmore of Sunnyside were being was discovered to be none other ing mentioned for the republican nom- than Charlie Adams, cow hand, and ination for county commissioner from second fiddle for a womans affecThan Is An the east end of the county. J. P. Cur- tions. The masquerade was intended tin from Kenilworth was also being to scare the opposition. mentioned by his friends. Xb Tour Oounnity President Hoovers birthday, folks. The Independent Coal and Coke chief executive is yow 58 years of The a from railroad company, operating Producers '' v Spring Glen to Kehilwortb, was build- Age.'-ing a small depot at the jnnetion of Sunday. its traek with the Denver, and Rio Co. & The lateet about King Carol of RaGrande, just south of Helper. il. that he ia likely to marry J. E. Pettit, state eoal mine inspecMme. worthy montor, returned to Salt lake City during arch Lnpescu. If thisunable to make insists upon being the week from an inspection of the bis good copy mines at. Sunnyside and Clear Creek. up his mind, he will He reported the mines at both camps for a long time. L. J. STOOKBY, PKY8X0XAI in excellent condition as to ventilation " .Monday.""." sad Hurfeon. Offics Phene 168-and safety. NsMence MIL Price Commercial and flaw An airplane dropped nine bombs ' General Manager F. A. Sweet of lege Hank Building, Pries; Utah. over Providence, Ky., eoal town in the Consolidated Fuel company was the midst of a strike. We were afraid J. 0. HUBBARD, PHYBIdAH at Hiawatha over Sunday with a parand Burgeon.- Office boon 2 to I p. ty of gentlemen interested in the con- of this. Bub guns were becoming entoo common. Residence 284. Eastern cern. He was also m. Phone 240-accompanied by tirely Utah Uiectric Building, Price, Utah. Harry Shipler, the Salt Lake photogDr.. Nicholas Murray Butler thinks that both democrats and republicans CHARLES RUGGERI, JR, M. D rapher, who took some twenty-fiv- e Physician and Surgeon. Office phone views in and about the mines, which in New York will adopt prohibition 81, Residence Phone 177. Silvagni Build- will be put in souvenir book form. repeal planks in - forthcoming state ing, Price, Utah. conventions. This doesnt interest ns Prohibition has now reached the HR. FRANK 8. THOME, DENTIST. nearly as much as does Hey wood Associated With Dr. R. H. Reamer. point where it seems to be satisfac- Broun, satirical columnist, who is Main Street, tory to everybody except the wets and running for congress as a socialist Phone Wasatch 8481. 207 ' Suit Lake City. ' drys. If elected, he will represent one of New York Citys most exclusive disPALMBB F)R. R. L BROGKBANK, 805-80' friend a look tricts. her a If hoy gave girl ElGraduate Chiropractor. would of she now about hail her just Hours ectric Building, Price, Utah. Office Tuesday. 10 to 12 u. m, 2 to 5 und 0:80 to 8 p. m. be Office Phone 15, Residence Phone 87. President Hoover announced that, in view of the present drought situaWALTER 0. GEASE, ATTORNEY in the midwest, he would not take tion ' LoadAt Law. Office 812, Electric his vacation to the national parks, but ing, Price, Utah. would remain in Washington where WILLARD HANSON, LAWYER he could be of more service. That is, 000 Kearns Building. Phone Wasatch at least, attention to business. . 1904, Salt Lake City, Utah. Wednesday. U J. BINCH, ATTORNEY. 71ft Traffic was held up in Salt Lake, Judge Building, Salt Lake City, Davis and Tooele counties while the Utah. state road commission tried to clear K. CLAY, ATTORNEY AT OLIVER blocked highways. Not that it matters w Law. Office In the Electric Buildmuch, really, but wouldnt we just as ing. Phone 590, Price, Utah. soon give a little of. this water to someone else. I A. McGEE, ATTORNEY. BOOHS 5 and 0, the Silvagni Building, Price, 4 Utah. Phone 198, Residence Phone 98. n, TSDSutEnJOroiBiS? .Winitrto Mar-euse- Saving Vou Money At each purchase you make at Safeway your saving is handed back that very moment. You do not have to wait a day, week or month to receive your saving, you get it immediately in the change that is handed back to you by the Safeway man. Safeway advantages are so many you should avail yourselves of them .at once. THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN OUR PRICE STORE FRIDAY and SATURDAY TOILET SOAP ' HEAT COMFORT 16-Oun- Hallmark, Lemon, Almond or Rose Loaf of White, non-partis- mid-Atlant- ic PHONE 388 PRICE STORE NO. 48 ce or Raisin Whole-Whe- at 3 for lOc 6 Bars 29c CLEANSER Babbitts Beet, Extra Fine Granulated lO 4 lbs. Aberdeen Dealer at a Real Saving Cans 17c Market Features Government Inspected Meats Independent Coal Coke PROFESSIONAL (U 14c Pound 14c lOc Pound lOc We Cut to Order Any Meat You May Desire ns. 0 bald-heade- d. GLENN HARMON, ATTORNEY and Counselor At Law. Office la County Courthouse, Price, Utah. Elms Oman entertained with a shower for Mrs. Anna Carlson at her home last Friday evening. I W. HAMMOND, LICENSED AB title x tractor of Title. Abstracts furnished to any piece or tract in Eastern Utah. Fire insurance written in the beet companies. Real estate, bonds, etc. Second iloer Silvagni building, Price, Utah. ' CO. GEORGE E. Nelms, Manager. Insurance In AB Lines. Office In Silvagni Bnilding. Phone .854, Price, Utah. PRICE AGENCY I E. FLYNN, LICENSED UNDER, ' taker and Embalmer. Ambulance Bar vice. Phone 29, Price, Utah. JINGLEY MORTUARY. UNDERAm-- taken and Licensed Embalmers. hulenee Service. A. N. Wallace, aeaiataet : and one of the former owners, is with ns :8S South First East Street Price, Utah. Om block south of tabernacle. Phono 591 1 REN BEAN. GENERAL FAINTING Contractor. Phone 18SJ. Price. Utah. M. ANDERSONS TRANSFER and $4.00 Per Ton FURNITURE MOVING A Hi-He- at Coal, $6.00 . SPECIALTY Fiona 190-PRICE, UTAH tu KENILWORTH SQUAD DEFEATS LATPDA LAST SUNDAY In a game featured by close pitching on both sides, Kenilworth took si close battle from Letnda last Sunday, five to four. The winners garnered six hits, just one more than the losing aggregation hammered out. F. Good.irt of Latuda was the only man to get more than one bingle. Proro On Short End ef Score. AMERICAN FORK. The American Fork Cavemen overcame their jinx opponent last Wednesday afternoon and pounded Huck Dyer, Provo pitcher, off the mound, winning the game by a score of seven to six. Both teams scored in their first inning, the Fork-er-a loading by a one-poimargin, which they kept throughout the game. One Caveman run was forced in when Dyer walked Ingersoll with the bases full. Barnes, Kline and Vaeher made circus Catches to rob batters of hits and prevent runs. A double steal by the Hoovers nt NOTICES Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the board of directors of the Price River Water Conservation District for making final proof on water filing No. 1035 until September 2. Further information can be obtained by the secretary. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Price River Water Conservation District; Viola OBerto, Secretary. SOCIETY W 1 Boiling Meat Shoulder Pot Roasts When your Children Cry A shower felicitating Mrs. LeRoy Olson, nee Lola Pace, ia to be given at the Pace residence Friday night by Miss Ida Pace, Belle M and Bessie Jameson.. Miss Ones Gibbs entertained at her last Wednesday evening in hon-fMiss Evelyn Ostlnnd of Provo. Bridge was played and luncheon served. Other guests present were Miss Castoria is a comfort when Baby la Irene Draper, Miss Nono Stevens, fretfol. No sooner takes than the little Miss Fern Bryner, Miss Mary Lidone is at eaae. If wet lees, a few drops Miss Florence Biggs, Miss Virdell, No soon bring contentment. barm damn for Ckstoria is a baby remedy, mean ginia Neilsen and Miss Ruth Gibbs. for babies. Perfectly safe to giro the Mrs. J. F. MacKnight entertained youngeet infant; yon have the doctors' word for thetl It is a vegetable pro. the Soeial Sewing circle at her home duct and yon could use it ovary day. Baft last Thursday evening. The following its in an emergency that Castoria means members and guests were present: most Some night when constipation most bo relieved or eolie pans or Mrs. Carl Saxey, Mrs. Ora B. Hardother raftering. Never be without Hj ing, Mrs. H. C. Smith, Mrs. Ray Walsome mothers Keep an extra bottle, na ters, Mrs. George Christensen, Mrs. opened, to make rare there will always H. B. Ooctzman, Mrs. Bert Bunnell, be Castoria in tho houaa. It is rifoetiro Mrs. Angna Johnson, Mrs. Eugene C. for older child me, too; read the beet Mrs. John Redd, Mrs. R. L Mnnk, that comas with it Brockbank, Mrs. Orson Ghiymon, Mrs. Parley Rhead, Mrs. A. E. Gibson, Mrs. Jack Bent, Mrs. Arthur 8jnith, Mrs. t, Fred Winkenwerder, Mrsl H. G. Mrs. Irene Woodward and Mrs. Rulon Brynor. home or for It Mao-Knigh- Notice To The Public ! Having disposed of my interest in the Thompson-Bu- n nel Auto Company at Helper,' handling Ford cars, l am no longer connected with that firm. In the future! will devote my time to my Price business, giving the best of service as in the past. I will at all times give especial atwork and tention to the Price business, doing first-claemploying the best of mechanics and handling the Ford . , products. ,,. ss .. , f UTAH THOMPSON, Proprietor, Auto Co. Thompson North of First National Price, Utah Bank, . |