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Show THE FAOB TWO lEWEEDtWIDAhW RJCEYVQ I look like something run through a wringer and hung in the wind to dry. Even my hair wont work. No matter how it's eut or how I brush it, then is a eowliek sticking up perfectly straight in the center. Remind me to jump at you some time. sue. PRICE, well around men, but whenever ladies wen present I had an ides they were front. trying to peek down the shirt Just for a free giggle. I ve worn down several rugs trybefore mirrors, but ing to dude-n- p the effect is always the same. So much so I'm ready for Ed Wynn and this is no idle jest OV s Mother Ilubbsrd has offered me a run of the play and a bsek porch NEW YORK. 60 much of mo ii contract to bo his stooge. All ha asks neker. If they can ms of is to saunter across the stage oat of kilter that the only thing Im bin some om to bareheaded in a bathing suit. He nevnUe to buy ready-mad- e that fite is a er put ms out in the got over seeing me walking the back eollar button. beach morning and take at Atlantis City one summer. me in at night. My head is shaped like a Bartlett Still I have fun trying to look huShort shavings: pear, my waist is man. Whenever I see someone sportsix inches too long, Lew Brown, lyrin new wrinkle I go for it in the ing my neck was made grand manner and it always turns out cist, was born Louis Brownstein. especially for second-rate boil. as alluring as a gum and I There lfupert Hughes ofwas the time I saw Noel Craw-ar- d am ten smokes twenty with a silvered ehsin swooping Other guys walk from Havana eigars a day eiM!riaIly-road- e a to button tbs pocket suspender into a hat, shoe or of a full dress trousers. Natty, no end. Anna May Wong visits chili parlors clothing itore and This was in London, and next day 1 after the theater. Grace Tibhet is scorsay "Giiniiin that" went shopping in Charles B. Dris-ro- ll Burlington Arcade. ing over the radio. KL and walk ut fitted A few Bernard pupon taken has a weeks liter I wore the same tc.l to a T. But kind of n chain to New York is still spending $10,000,-00- 0 Europe, py. a party they have to measure me, pad here and at least twenty sidled up to whim a day for the next war. E. Philips and there and use a little Oppcnhcim is to spend next winter in per: " Your ehaiu is bangng out.. Florida. Barney, the Los Angeles Bilt-inoeoncrete. Even after all this I took as Also there's my lony struggle to newsboy, appears in a movie rethough they eut me down from the leased concert hat. shortly. Smart hotels are serva uis in time. noose sport opera hangmans just California The sort you crush iuto a flap-jac- k pink grapefruit at tilting 1 never give a suit to a servant but and shove under the scat. Before a ed prices. mirror in a lat I lock what, after seeing him wear it, I to myself: Why the deuce did as though I had thy world by the tail I give that away f Take one of my for a down-hi- ll haul. But in n crowd ties go ahead, everybody helps them-selve- s the effeet eurdlos. I feel like, a Harhairon me and you would think I lem undertaker with a mufc-tai- l cut strutting his stuff. Any ham ran was sitting for a comic Valentine. wear one and. suggest the insouciance d it goes blah of Piecadilly. but I suggest a tottering If it la a suggesting a sick shoe string with Uucle Tom being helped to a bench diolera morbus. If it is a bow, people at a plantation frolic. toy. to slioo it awav, mistaking it for a fly.' Let any of my friends wear I have never taken a stand against the same tie and Vanity Fair not on- anything excepting in Houston one Then Is Aa ly sends around a photographer but evening after a snort of Major Dick-n- s CHd Belmont I spoke rather Frank Crowninshield calls in person. slightingly of the boll weevil. Yet one Then then's those athletic fine day Im going to eome out strong la Year Oomauaity you sea in the magazine ails. against those sport shirts with the Prodaean You know, handsome young A polios Byronio roll to the eollar. Ive tried casual man-- , brushing their teeth and elad only in them in the Shorts and sleeveless shirts. Well, yon ner at summer resorts. Others in white should gut a load of me some day in flannels and carrying tennis rackets & Co. -- this sort of an outfit. seemed perfectly at east I did fairly 'OlIK, O.O.MflWTVRE u apple-- bobbing d. re sit-do- self-cocki- rx-dai- m four-in-han- Aberdeen Dealer open-throat- ed Independent Coal Coke .gPMPAT, thuespat ptah-eve- ey Afer Thirty Gold Mine Again Being OperatedMan Years By Former Price M. Oauebst, formerly of Price, The rirfles have a action giving the has a fores of men opening up combined jig and. table The minute. Sheba Jig etjon of 750 strokes per lower tunnel at the Queen I. material and mine six miles eut of Ibapah, Utah, ..tries the heavy or table lateral in tho Deep Creek district. The Queen waste' over the riffles at high speed. of Sheba mine produeed considerable Tbs gold ore about thirty years ago. last until inactive been has property worka obtained Gauchat when fall work. ing lease and put several men to Good A vein allowing values avenging $13 Shearing Shows Sheep to Be In of Wool lot Llg Condition; per ton and there is quite a ore that will run $25 per ton has were Approximately 00,000 sheep been oiened up, according to Carbon county in corrals at sheared ll There are several thousand tons of this spring, 0. P. Madsen, county last week, announced have rirultural agent, tailings on I he proijcrtj that about keen tested, showing values in gild; The average wool clip was head. . from $2.00 to $15 jxr ton, en pounds per it ; slated. Oro-- i M. C Miens, whe was The number sheared at encheorral Mounds, 30,700; supirintenilenL ol the Midvali sineher of the U. 8. Smelting company for ten yxers and later general manager w of the New York Zinc company, to- ClfAlllK gether with associates, hss taken a sallia, 3S00; Tbayn corral, Wellinglease on the tailings and has installed ton, 4700; Icelander corral, ColumDorius amalgamating and concen- - bia,' 2700; Gunderson corral, Miller t rating machine which has been set rreek, 3200. Condition of the wool is not as good np and is now in operation. as usual for this county, hut is better than the average for the slate, ac- GKiuraiur was ius of Salt Lake City and was pri- - eording to A. V. McKay,, assistant marily intended for placer operations state sheep inspector, who recently but it is reported to he making a good visited in Carbon county. The wool recovery on the mill tailings. The ma- is shorter and lighter, but is cleaner, chine has a capacity of from two to McKay reported. No scabs were found on the sheep ten tons crhour, depending on the nature of the material being handled sheared here anil only five spots of It weighs 1000 pounds and is powered ringworm were discovered in the enwith a gasoline en- tire number. One per cent of the herds and am- were inflicted with ringworm last concentrates gine. It screens, algamates. The concentrator and am- year. The disease is being controlled algamator is mounted on a steel tank by hand dressing. forty feet wide by ten feet long. The The sheep are in average condition tailings or gravfcl is fed onto a double this spring .Herd owners suffered deck vibrating screen of suitable mesh from 20 to 25 per cent loss last year, for the material being handled. These most of the deaths being reported in screens throw out the oversize at any the foothills and very few on the desired mesh and the finest are pass- desert, McKay said. , . ed on to a vibrating riffle. There are in a rentThe pranks of a "ghost three decks of riffles sixteen inches wide by throe feet long and a the ed house were traced to a former tenmaterial passes back from one riffle ant, who had been dispossessed in the other, it is passed through faver of another family. cl? thousand ninety SHEEP SHEARED ag-mi- ! ; sev-rnnni- . - three-horsepow- C4rav and f riSS program for Helper to be celebrated for tfc on June 8, have been ontlLnFi Tssngans, chairman of celebration. The unveiling of the . her of commerce eoal awKv being constructed across at the south entrance of be a feature of the moral, monies. Official. froa companies of the county vited to participate in the dli program. 2 thJ. Committees in charge of tha arrangements, appointed hut T day by Tsangaris, are: Psmda Wardell, James Qalsnis, ChjuL er; baseball, Joe Dalpias, Bill stw sports, James Knemri. Flaim ; barbecue, F. J. Fhhej Q Leger, V. W. Fausctt, B. it John Qnillieo, M. P. 8treet, fob endas; hand concerts; W A. B. Caseman, 6. p. Colton. K nell H. Hall; street donee, Jut a . With the few details still t worked out, the program for the bration has been drown np in th lowing oAer: rect 10 a. parade; un of eity arch by the Helper Chi of Commerce. Band eoneert si held at eity park following pm 1 p. m- - Free baseball gani 3 to 4 p. m. Water sports it plunge. 6 4 to p. m. Free bsrbseu 6 to 7 p. m. Get seqnuntsj 7 to 8:30 p m. Band com Main street . 9 p. m. Free street donee. Caravan Trips. Jnne 1 Uintah Basin; ban 9 a. m. sharp. June B Rolapp, Castle Gata less, Heiner, Martin, Spring A Standard ville, Latada, MntnaLL at 1 p. m. Jnne 3 Kenilworth sad Cobh leaves to 1 pL m. Jnne 8 Price. Hiawatha, Hu ton, Mohr land, Orangeville sadf Dale. rm-rSt- James McPherson of Bostoa is sideling the idea of eqiippia store with a burglar alarm u n have visited his eeUbluhsKot time in the last ten yean. om , . JDtn ... Three sisters who live is mi 8t wen horn on the ; use day M on th seme -- , smu each kifc tad children to Vtimfi PROFESSION Dr. R. F. McLupB Dr. J. C Hubbard, bp. TLflllfc. Mi Office Houm. 2 to 8 s. i Itnddmce 2M. Phone 240-Utah Electric BniMing. PHrn 9 J, Charles Ruggeri, Jr, sad Sargsm Physleima Office Phone 81, Residence ITT, Uaildinx, Price. Ctsh-- Dr. R. I. Brockbank, Pahacr Gradual CMrvpW Elertrie Bnildinx, W-- , Office hoars, 10 to 12 . . to 8 p. m. Office FW and Remdence 8L 80R-80- 0 80 Walter C. Gease, Attsraey At Law Offics In Oourty Oourt Bow Price. lJuh. H. J. Binch, Attsraey At Uw 715 Judxe Ituildin. Belt LskeOtf L. A. McGee, Attorney At Law Ba8WW-Utah- . Rooms B and C, 8llvanl 1B3. Office lhonen. J. W. Hammond, Licensed Abstradsr Abstracts of tills fureWhniW or tract in Eastern Utah. 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