I fane four IUV, Bobecrlptlon, )i00 tho Tear la Advance. Office 1'hoM No. B, IUeidence, 188-- or ATTENDED BY 300 133-- J. atered Ai Hall Matter, Jana 4, 1915, At tha Iooloffh-- At I Frier, Utah, Under tha Act of March Hecond-ClaN- o e , into. More than three hundred people,1 ' including 150 scouts from all over tho ADYKRTIM1NQ county, attended a juinboree sponsored Diatilajr Matter Far Inch Irr Ieue. 40c. by the Carbon district at the Pries Traiwlent, 50c. Special ioeltion, 25 par Cant Additional. city park Saturday evening. The fea-- 1 tnre of the entertainment was a dem-- , Lacala Tea Onto tha Lina Each In Count Biz Word to Lina. Bum onstration by Peter McClaren, world-famomono, 112.50 ; Water Application, $15.-0-0 wood chopper, followed by ; Final Proof, 10. Officials of tha A. 0. Thorne enm- - contests the boys. among Baadam Fifteen Cent tha Lina Each which has the contract for the McClaren a exhibition included m- - j Inuertioa. Count Six Words to tha Lina Gny, Price-Cof the Blackface Type Twenty-Fir- e canyon road struction in chopping wood, throwing, (25) Onto are agreeable to a plan of rotating axes and Each Insertion. raring for axes. In the eon- - i OMtuarico, Cards of Hianks, Resolutions, single hand labor on the project, tests among the Smut-.- , Moyle Chris- - j fOte-- At Ueadinf Notice Itatau. Count resentative George M. inform' tensen won first in the throw-- 1 , Biz Words to tha Lina. ed 150 at a meeting in ing' division, whileplace the chopping com-- : Ear Bale, For Bant, Found, Lost, Etc, the courtunemployed house Monday evening. The Two Cents Par Word Each Issue. No petition was won by James Radford: session was the second held by the of Charts Accounts. j Spring Canyon. Address All Communications to jobless, and was presided over by MilAnother feature of the program ; who was BUN PUBLISHING COMPANY selected as permanent was a demonstration ler, by the Kenil-- ; chairman at the first meeting. Prlca, Utah worth troop in cooking and ramp rare While the contractor waa willing to under the direction of Gerald Mor-- j rotate tha workers, he eould not ro- gan, Bernard Christensen and Wil- -. tate the teams dae to the feet that a liam Lloyd. The program was inter-- ; sufficient number of horses suitable spersed musical numbers rendered! for the work waa not available, ac- by the by Scout band under the di- -l Boy Price Trading company was figur- cording to Miller. The construction rcction of Glen D. Reese. I ing on selling out its business. company waa also agreeable, he said, The park was illuminated with j C. IL Stevenson of Price waa a busi-ne- to using as many Carbon county men lights furnished through the eourtesyj possible and is willing to visitor in Ogden and Balt Lake of Mayor W. F. Olson and the city in ! every reasonable way to relieve the electrical department. CSty during the week. C. F. Ashlander bad started an au- present distress. It is the wish of the President Lowry Nelson and Exeeu-- j tomobile line from Colton to Duches- company that it be allowed to contin- five A. A. Anderson of the Tiinpan-- , ue the nine-hoshift temporarily, ogos council were unable to attend' ne on the former reservation. after discussion, those at the because of the and W. C. Benfer k Co., were the new training course being meeting voted to sanction the longer given at Timpanogos camp. They are proprietors of the Carbon County working day. expected, however, to visit Price abont News, assuming management during A resolution was introdnecd by Mil- thO' first of September to rondnet a the week. ler to the effect that all contractors training meeting for Carbon Scout Mrs. F. IL Slopanskv of Helper Le advised that Carbon county expect- leaders. j and Mrs. E. M. Neher or Castle Dale, ed to have its own men shown prefwere Salt Lake City visitors during erence on project originating and the week. carried out within the county, that I J. W. Sloan had disposed of the a living wage be pnid and that the Helper Times to Clyde Jackson, cash- working day he cut down to conform ier of the Helper State bank, who had with present standards. Several prospective road programs awnmed charge. , Carbon county baseball fang will J. R. Sharp of the Big Springs ranch were outlined to increase the labor have an opjmrtunity to see one of the demand. It was suggested that a new fastest waa in Price during the week, teams Unin the barnstorming going to Emery county later to study the bridge over the Price river on the Em- ited States in action Monday at Price, road be built. was It that ery alfalfa situation. reported when the Ameriean-Canadia- n Clowns Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Horsley enter- the county and state have tentatively meet a picked team from Carbon counto bui'd a new span, but defin- ty- The tained quite an audience at City hall agreed game will start promptly at ite action lias not been taken. It was 5:30 with account an of tueir work brought out ilial the state p, m. Sunday may take In 1930, the Clowns traveled 20,0(10 the ppst three years in England. over the Mohrland-Hiawath- a road pro- miles, 160 games. Of this numW. Brandon of Castle Dale George and tha1 it was willing to con- ber playing was figuring on opening np a saloon ject, they won 132 and lost 28. Not only struct the Nine Mile highway. It was does the team play baseball, but fans ou ground adjacent to the tipple of suggested that improvements be made are assured of seeing some comedy the Consolidated Fuel company at on the road to Dead Man eanyon. with the game. Hiawatha. Another project suggested was the along The Clowns will come to Price from John II. Pace had sold to Emmet leveling of the east side of the CarDenver where they are playing in the Olson a part of Lot 2, south of the bon fair grounds. Denver eourt house on which the purchaser Considerable discussion concerning tracts Post tournament, which atsome of the fastest teams this proposed to build a oement and brick the method of determining who shouh side of the Mississippi river. At this house. have apartment preference for employment under the. Clowns were tied for first Leo Leonard of Price was called to the rotation system resulted in a mo- writing,in the tourney with four vicKamaa during the week on account of tion being passed that a list be given place tories against only one defeat. to the unemployment committee beof his mother, who later . the illness One of the many stars in the visipassed away. His two brothers of this fore Friday every week showing who tor s linenp is Bill Rnmler, one of was unemployed, for how long, num- the city aeoompanied him. greatest outfielder who ever play-e-d Master James Loofbonrow enter- ber of dependents and whether those in the Paeifie Coast league. Rum-le- r in had other means question of suptained about forty of his little friends formerly played for the Balt Lake on the lawn at the home of Mrs. L. E. port Under this plan, it is expectet Bee, and last season was with the Holthat those in the will greatest peed Muzzy during the week, tho oeeasion receive lywood Stars. His name is familiar relief first to hundreds of Carbon being his ninth birthday. A motion was passed urging the county baseball B. F. Caffey and Mark P. Braffctt state and eity to rotate work on al fans. The laixrst crowd of the season of Salt Lake City were Price visitors projects. t timed out last Sunday to during the week en route (o Runny-sid- e. watch this From there they went to Somercity and the Union Giants play, and . Dies another record attendaAce ia vxiterlcd set, Colo., and thence to Denver. j Monday. Mn and Mrs. E- - IL Jepson of Orand A committee appointed Junction, Colo., were new arrivals' in by the Price Christen Petersen, 76, prominent Chamber of Commerce to decide as Price. Jepeon vos to engage in the rpo livestock owner and farmer, to whether stores would be closed at barber business in a building just to the north of the First National bank. died Saturday morning of heart fail- 5:30 for the game has decided to ask ill business establishments to close At a meeting of the State Bank of ure. Petersen was a pioneer of Emery at that time. Members of the commitlived at Ferron for county, having Bar-boglio the Helper during week, Joseph tee were A. D. Sutton, R. E. Moss and the Funeral services past years. fifty was chosen president, W. 8. will be held Monday from the Fer- Gcoig. M. Miller. Avery, vice president and L. 0. Hoff-nu- n, ron chapel, with interment in the FerJ. M. Whitmore and T. Hamron cemetery under the direction of PRICE WOMAN CHARGES SPOUSE ilton, directors. WITH FAILURE TO PROVIDE the Wallace Mortuary. California had issued a quarantine Petersen was born in Denmark on Gladys Lenora King filed suit for against the purchase of alfalfa seed Jaunarv 1855, a son of Rasmua and divorce raised in Utah, Emery, Carbon, Uin- Anna K. 27, Wednesday against John Bar Christensen. His wife, Martah, Wasatch and other southern and garet Lorentzen 2 Kin on Founds of failure to prodied two Petersen, vide. They were married eastern counties where there was no years ago. Surviving are ten sons and City, June 8, 1925. Mrs.at Salt Lake weevil, and where the alfalfa was as King asks daughters, Mrs. Viola Zwhalen, Castle custody of two minor elesn as any in the state. children, attorDale; Mrs. Dora Ellis, Wellington; ney fees and About two thousand tons daily was Mro, Adrian Hannon of Lm alimony of $50 per month Yegasj tor the support of the children. the produet ion of the Consolidated Xev.; Wilford, Lorenzo, Wenand Castle Valley Coal companies at dell, Alma, Hermit and Harold, Marie Peter-ser- t, s that time, Abont of this all of Ferron; two brothers, Peter eame from the former and the balanee R. Petersen, and Nels R. Petfrom the latters mines. The Indepen- ersen, Mant LFerron, dent at Kenilworth was working full Deceased was prominent in artivi-tie- s time, while the five mines of the Utah of the Latter-da- y Saints Fuel company were all working from having been a member of the church, Ferron five to six days a week. CmP Daughters of the bishopric for nine years. He was the Utah Pioneers are compiling the first missionary sent out by the LatterSHAVES AND HAIR CUTS TOO -day history of Carbon eounty to be Saints church from Ferron. MUCH AVEB8 WRITER used in a history of Utah, which will be published by the state to the Luke Salt Tribane Writing organization of the D. U. P. of last Friday, a eitizen of Carbon Mias Rae Oman has been named by the Price unit to collect and county who signs himself T. K, Hazel Garrison was granted a diassemble the data. submits the following to the Forum vorce in the district court last week Included in the volume will column in that newspaper: from Edward Garrison on grounds of be the atory of the famous RoEditor Tribune: I dont see much bbers Roose band of outlaws, the comment from Carbon county peoplo cruelty. They were married at Sacrasettling of this section, founding in the Forum, but I want to make a mento, Calif, July 30, 1923. No aliwas sought by the plaintiff. of the various towns, growth of kick, so I hopo you will publish this. mony A decree granted to Annie divorce communities and industries and The people of lbriee have started a K. lloldaway from Harold Holdaway other events which are a part to reduce the petition price of gaso- on March 4, 1931, waa set aside and of the history of Crbon county. line here in Carbon county. They claim vacated by the district eourt that 23 cents a gallon ia too high and I, for one, agree with them. We are gofa THURSDAY, ihuiisbA UTAH IU 1 111 "j; 1 jii Unemployed of County Hold Second Meeting 59 FRIDAY AND lie Kolysos SATURDAY Lifebuoy Low Drug 5 at Rep-Mill- I I S' f cr $3 Prices 45c Package. ASlla8 59' MONDAY US History of Carbon Is Being Compiled By DAJ. P. Carbon Wife Wins Case, One Decree Vacated ing to get onr eity tax rate reduced and probably tho price on gasoline. That is all very well, but what I want to kick about ia the price of a haircut or a shave. 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