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Show THE SUN, PRIOR PAGE TWO fighters often kick one another to death. Tbs King Cobra can outrun a horse. Courtney Cooper, two fingered typist, tapes his fingers when dealing off a serial. Ernest Truex collects old lanterns. ElVEDAWDAhW folEWV WORK V 0.0. AA Burns Fatal to Child At IlilTlTILE Sweets Mine When Dress Catches Fire There are very NEW YOHK. many reason for the declining' popu- Funeral services were conducted at the Notre Dame Church 5 lriee larity of the highly publicized penthouse, tipping sky-- 1 scrapers. The first ia a problem in economies and the second ia the aura of scandal that hai temporarily engulfed them. The Tuesday morning daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Pintarelli of Sweets Mine, who died in the Price city hospital from burns suffered late Friday when her clothing caught fire at the family ma- home. The child struck a match to start a bonfire in the back yard, and it is believed the head of the mateh flew off, lodging in the childs clothing. She ran screaming into the house where her mother smothered the blaze with a blanket . The mothers arms and hands also were severely bnrned and she whs given treatment at the hoipitnl. The ehild was born in Delta, Colo., Mareh 27, 1025. Besides her parents, two sisters survive.' jority of them are eminently respectable abodec fastidiously poised in air and high, elean for Miss Mary Lell, far from the crowd. But respectable occupants suffered from the high jinks that escaped into sensational banners in the tabloids. 1 The penthouse became a symbol for loose living from a flood of novels featuring penthouse crimes, passional That food printing ths kind ena ii in a background of gin, jazz and phit not ashamed of. The Bun, Pries, Utah. anderings. Plays exploited the theme. So did the 'movies. And the love nest became a part of newspaperese. In the beginning, a cheap shack to and janitors after plantation cabin the penthouse house scrubwomen I the fashion of the or Mexican jacal Green River High Holds Take to Association Prepared Wool Marketing Graduation Friday Care of Nations Wool Supply of Mr. and The National Wool Marketing cor- - The immediate effect of this anthe poration is prepared to handle nouncement should be to restore conLnited the entire wool production of fidence among producers and manuStates for 1022, executives of the facturer of tho wool industry, Elliott with 35,000 growers mem- bers announce.' increas-- said. Ample funds, warehouse facilities and experienced personnel for financing and efficient handling have been provided, L. W. Elliott, executive vice president, said. n Acceptances by the growers of which ignore entirely present tariff protection will, therefore, not be The Elliott declared. neeessary, wool - remaining from 1931 will be marketed to onlcriy pill demand as in the past, having in mind the protection of values. The National looks forward to the future, confident in the belief that the wool industry, through efforts, will work its way out of the present difficulties. ' Ths announcement followed conferences held in Boston between C. B. Denman, member; George II. Thomas, chief of the loan division of the federal farm board; members of the exeentive committee of the National Wool Marketing corporation and fi nancial institutions. of-fe- ASSESSOR FINISHES REVALUATION Fifteen Per Cent Redaction to Bo Asked For By Assessor Rowley. E. II. Snow and George Critchlow, members of the state tax commission, are in Price this week going over the revaluation work just completed by County Assessor Silas Rowley. The work was finished this week and will he presented to the board of equalization. Rowley is going to ask for a 15 per eeut reduction in real estate valuations. The revaluation was begun in Carbon county about a year ago. All property has been revalued, classified and assessed upon an cqud basis. Howard Silliinan, son named Mrs. B. J. Silliman, has been River Green high the valedictorian of school graduating class. Commencement exercises took place the high school Friilay at 8 p. m. in auditorium. The program included: Invocation by the Rev. John lhipiw, princisopal's address, W. O. Iliekinore; salutaprano solo," Miss Uus billies; solo. tory, Frances Bedier; saxophone HowOrville Swanson; valedictory, ard Silliman; mixed chorus, high school; address to graduates, Judge vocal George Christensea of Price; John Mrs. lhippa", duet, Mr. and presentation of diplomas, Superintendent James A. Xuttall; benediction, Henry Thompson. The annual senior hop was given in the auditorium following the excr- BigeDelores D. Rowell, Leona K. Howard Bigelow, William L low, LuLouis Bedier, Silliman, Frances cinda E. Hunt. Lawrence IL Hastings, Frank E. Spadafora, Carl A. Politano, Eugene L. Ramey. The city of Minneapolis is exactly Africa is the worlds greatest midway between the equator and the of gold. ducer north pole. 1931-3- byNorman Hamilton, -- u. 2 pS princip following letters were Scholarship Marjorie Myt edietonan; Rhea Robertson, 111 tornn. tt-- pro- lw ft Holbrook, Claude Cowlev, Bow nell, Franei Lamph, Elinor Colli ham, Paul Moynier, Louis DeAnjZ Pierre Moynier, Aldo Nicholes' School play Merrill Ellis, Peacock, Ruby Draper, Ilesn Wck John Cory, Naida Littlejohn, Holbrook, Mary Migliaeeio. Senior play Mary liioei, Mata Myers, Owen Reese, Georgs Pi ick, Alta Barnes. Harold JohlI Grant Kilfoyle, Mary Miglieeio, ftk Tabone, Frank Dalpiuz. u Katherine Dalt, Alfrid Debating ' Redd, Christine Axelgard, Wiirw Bowns, Malno Reichert, Alta Burn Filbrun Ogden, LaVon Huff. Naida Oratory Littlejohn, fed Adams, Virginia Lee, Stanley Bong, Vivian Peaeock, J. Grant Killnk Merrill Ellis, Nadine Gleason. Publication John Deman, Stanley Borrell, Frank Inui, Aracl Mesotti Student body council John Coq, Fern Jones, Ilean Webb, Paul Bd brook, Fredella Sanford, Frink Ini, Mary Rieei, John Etzel. Georgs Pm teriek, Harry Clark, Tom Cory, KA erine Dart, Mary Vieta. Dram major William Burn. Cheer leader Owen Reese. Track Hollis Branch, Nephi Q 1 ing grandeur. Brooks slithered through I terraced lawns.' There were squash and tennis courts, artificial lakes and gnrgling waterfalls. The miniature! splendor of a Long Island estate was often packed in small space. . The first of such magnificent series I nidified in the canyons below Fulton I down town and were erected by Percy j Rockefeller and Henry I Doherty. I Karl Carroll followed these with a I garish Chinese bungalow in the the-atrieal district. Conde Nsst was first on the Gold Coast. . demon, Aldo Nichols, Andrew Eul brook, Cecil Christensen, Elawr OA lingham, Francis Lamph, Junes M ford, Roger Reynolds, Clande Ctikj. Harold Patteriek, Paul Holbrook, Is veil Jewkee, Pete Tabone Frank Cey , . 1 I Today, there are scores between the Bronx and Bowling .Green, but many I are now deserted. Occupant have I moved to less expensive quarters. Of I coarse, penis .will fill again in bright-- 1 er days, for in many ways they are I the most desirable domiciles in the metropolis. -- Subscribe to Hit Bun on our art Ur two yean for three dollars M. ANDERSON'S TRANSFER Per Tm FU1H1TU1E MOTH The sudden democracy of the times! Is among the worming phenomena of a I jaded town. Onlv recently a gracious! hostess gave a luncheon for her mas-- 1 sense at her home on the fashionable! East Side: And among the' guests at a recent cocktail party Was a bachelor's barber, a former student at the Smbonne, who proved ode of the most delightful conversationalists present. A SPECIALTY . . XM-- ML-- I A- few 'years ago X motored to a home in the remote English' countryside for a dinner party. The late Arnold Bennett was one of I lie dlstin-- 1 I gaished guests, yet a distinct memory I of that event was a self effacing valet who came to my mou in knot-- 1 I ting a dinner tie. He had for eix years luxuriated in the despair of an isolation in India with bis master. A sup-- 1 pressed loneliness burst out in a five! minute flood of talk. It was the most! interesting commentary on eivil:a--1 tion I have ever heard. Suddenly be-- 1 I coming conscious of his garrulity, he withdrew with an apologetic mumble. J No brilliant at the dinner luehed the narrative splendor of his mood. ELECTRIC SERVICE CWondtthd vajkte, The head of a celebrated detective! agency revealed to a few intimates re-- 1 eeutly that the passing of Enrico Ca- ruao broke up one of the ucist smsz-- l I ing of kidnapping plots. A vessel bad been aetual'y chartered and the singer waa to be abducted sea and held for a million dollar ransom. Couvenienee and comfort In your homo should be one of your most important considerations, and especially so when it can bo so easily obtained, by switching to ALL-ELECTRI- C. Is the task of cooking meals a source of endless care and drudgery 7 ELECTRIC COOKING will completely change this condition, and bring the relief from kitchen cares which thousands and thousands of are enjoying. home-make- rs la ths water heating problem giving yon noyance and inconvenience? .The passing of another Enrico do-prived the world of seeing the world's! most astonishing juggler this fall He 1 was Enrico Rastcl- li. belonging to the lli ini generation of ! jugglers from Italy who attracted stiff shirts, ermine anil J ELECTRIC WATER HEATING wffl completely solve it, making your hot water supply simple as your cold water supply. u How about food preservation? ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION to recognized as the most economical and most efficient method. Its superiority is I young man whose ict ih a suherb symphony in symet- - an- 10 a. m. Office Bonn. toll sws.!i! Dr. J. C Hubbard, l Service includes these aids to better living, as wall as many other advantageous home uses of electricity; and it ia easily within the reach of the average home. Charles Ruggeri, Jr Look into our liberal MUM Deetrie BulWin. ALL-ELECTRI- C time-payme- plan for tho nt purchase of a Hotpoint or Weotiughouse Electric Range, an Electric Water Heater that automatically gives care-frservice, and a General Electric Refrigerator. Any of these household servants are available to you under this et Office Pbno SI. Bdencr lTT. Build inc. Price. Utah. Dr. R. I. Brockbanks Office baura, 10 te 12 and 0A0 te 8 p. bl Office Reaideace 8L Walter C Cease, Ut AtSerney At Office In OnatyCaart Hu FHea, PUb. H. J.- Binch, plan. jlitonw Phone us or visit our nearest store. Our representative will be glad to explain how you may easily Switch to ENJOY your home. ALL-ELECTR- IC At Law 718 JadRc Buildiai. Balt Labe L. A. McGee, . Attarncy At La and torn Baadfi, BtirBoUdwjj Utah. Phnnew Offire lift J. W. Hammond, Licensed AbatrscUr Abstracts of title furnished U or tract in Eastern Utah. written In the best companies- IJIBB iTM W bonds, etc. Second fianj. buildinx. Price, 1 UCO) J""' J. E. Flynn, Licensed Undertaker and Ambulsncs service. Phone 2A Wallace Mortuary mid-tow- axy was published when he waa 70. Paris Love is a fine and serious I effort by Kins Wiloox Putnam (R long and R. Smith). In 8iam prise1 PROFESSIONAL Office Hewn, 2 to Phene Utah,KUrtrle MMta. A heart wrench for stayouts was provided this summer by the Garbage Bread Line, composed of derelicts waiting at 3 a. m. for tracks collecv- - restaurants n ing refuse from for Jersey pig farms. The handlers permitted the hungry to pick over the offal for broken bread and meat an economical salvage carried off to hobo jungles for that gay cat ol- lodrida known as Mulligan stew. Short shavings: Jed Harris may I tarn actor. Xoab Webster's diction- - prior uiai Dr. R. F. McLaughbi -- the eleroyalty who turnout gants to see a Xijinski or a Duse. The neat-- 1 ext of the current jugglers is epprop--1 riatcly named Serg Flash, a nimble One hundred Carbon high students won award in varum, activities daring the according to a list anuouncod Football Captain Paul Frank Goni, Nephi Gander?1 veil Jewkes, John Etzel, Frank aX? toe, ' Francos Lamph, Mike Standi kin, John Demman, George ick, William Gorihik, ( ley, Ellsworth Jewkes, FnJk piaz, Pete Tabone, Vernon Milk il 4o Nichols, Frank Cory. CIThe Basketball Nephi Gunderson. graduates arc June W.M.Rowell, Pj QmVMMM Soma pramped-i- n eity dweller visual-- 1 ized the freedom of roof houses and I although he built a sky castle, it re-- 1 Uined the old name, penthouse. Each new one expressed an THURSDAY, THURSDAY RT CONSIDER I was UTAH-BVB- Licensed EnbitoW A. N. WallocwMaugiA Ambnlonco Berries. 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