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Show 1331 teg man state Kth I . . station --- ---: m CASTLE DALE, UTAH, Wednesday. .h wiei-An- Vl m s. B. Snow and son left last Fri YEAR day for a few days visit in Vernal. Mr. and Mrs. M. Tollestrup, Hunt were business visitors in Casington RELIEF SOCIETY AND M. I. A. TO tle Dale last Monday evening. t :: sentenced to from 1 to UTAH TAXPAYER'S ASS'N. WILL HOLD MEETING IN SALT wars in the state penitentiary. LAKE, OCTOBER 30 vs. H. E. Liver- tM of Utah re Burglary in second degree. "How can Exoenditures in Utah be Reduced?" will be the subject of until November 5. o an all days session of the Utah Taxhe State of Utan vs. James Association to be held at the Paul and Majnik payer's Seeronen Hotel Salt Lake City, Friday, Utah, court Tues .rrnnped before the October 30. convention Is call week charged with the ed as a resultThe last of of persistant and con rTTlc 01 L.Anlrinrr omiTGA. . w Ui caxian& Info tinuing aamands on the part of the Tit hall at Mohrland, where they taxpayer sof the state for t.a re and slot lie articles of a number lief. was not of guilty lChmes. A plea xne convention will beein at. m tered and trial was set fcr 2 o'clock and will consist of three ses p. m., Wednesday. afternoon and evit the trial, the trio stated that ening, which will be devoted to varto to were willing plead guilty .y ious problems of expenditure consser charge than burglary in the trol in state, county, school and city "ond degree and the charge was &uvcuuueui. pnded to read petit larceny. Ocicials and the Dublic in irenora fhey were sentenced to a fine of are invited to attend, but those who 3.00 eacn ana o monuis in ine will will be the officially nty jail, with a suspension of the general state participate committee counor me jau sentenct ty and local chairmen ofand ft 30 days the assosvlding each should pay into the ciation. hnty treasury the sum of $1.00 f dav for their board and keep. Im the time of their arrest until based, and in addition, to pay all ktor bills and moneys paid out for GREEN RIVER idical services, Dy tne county. (By Special Correspondent) in the matter cf the petition of itoneos Maragaices lor natural MM Jtlon. Mohrland, Utah. Mr. Maraeakes' answers to mies- ms asked by the court, were not LOCAL MAN KILLED BY LOCOMO TIVE isiactory to tne judge and the le was continued until the Febru-- r term of court to give him a John Peak Sr., 59, section mon at mce for further study of the ques this place for the D. & R. G. W. railroad, was instantly killed early ns. luesaay morning wnen a locomoSeveral probate and foreclosure tive struck a motor car uDon which he was riding to work, with otner ies were also taken care of. rhe jurors were excused until memoers or tne section eansr. The others escaped without injury, by FW ther notice. 133. o jumping. A heavy fog shut out sight of the 27, )0D RAIN VISITS CASTLE engine until it was too late to reVALLEY move the motor car. He is survived bv his wife, four good rain fell in Castle Valley daughters, Alice, Elizabeth, Gracie L Shnday night and Mondav and Lucille, and one son. John Jr.. ining which should do consider- - who was on the motor car with his e good on tne range. father at the time of the accident. suiougn tne dry weather of the The accident occured some dis t year has caused a ereat deal tance east of Green River, at Floy. the winter range to die out, ev- unerai services were held Wedor ram wnicn rails at this nesday and interment was in the arop e is valuable. Elgin cemetery. into Another good rain fell in Castle thlntj ,ie Monday and evening night. Among those going deer huntine ham o this week were: Orville Swanson, e link CORD ENROLLMENT AT B.Y.U. Lou Parton, A. E. Haddon, Dave ih ani Hatch, Bill Marsing, Geo. Franz, The Brigham wotmi Young University at C. A. Franz, and T. A. Cottrell of ovo has more students in its halls Salt Lake a thii City, and Warnie Thomp is fall than ever before in s fluid its 55 son. ars of history.. At a Democratic caucus held last lima Of this huge enrollment sixteen Thursday night, Geo. Beebe was deati udents are from Emery nominated for mayor, John Byers County, Fom follows: for 4 year councilman, R. J. Din Orson Peterson, Louise Brady and ning, G. C. Shaw and J. R. Cheney ad Jensen of Castle Dale; Paul for 2 year councilmen, Mrs. Hulda t thit iderson and Lelia Bunderson of J. Green for recorder, Paul Wood rknee pery; Melrose Oveson of Clcve- - for city treasurer. fcd; Bruce Wakefield, Kirk Brash-- l ay At a citizen's meeting held Fri and Elmo Geary of Huntington; day evening, Geo. Beebe for mayor, datloe fepnne Fowls Ada Conover. Edne Hulda J. Green for recorder and Insen and Crystal Rasmussen of Paul Wood for treasurer, were en trron; Morris Peacock, Marjorie dorsed, while John Jones was nom is ui. fid and George Killian of Orange-li- inated lor 4 year councilman and ClMl and Libbie Stevenson of Mohr Lee Thompson, E. Bigelow and Har bid. ry Purdy for 2 year counsiimen. Heavy rains around town tne past few days have supplied a much need of to ed moisture. ORANGEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beebe and son nai raw Richard, spent several days in Salt Lake last week. Mr. Beeoe purchas ptaffj ed a new car while there. mail The Relief Rorietv nresentod a Charles Jones was a Salt Lake vis sharp slendid evening's entertainment itor last week. a ttf flday, consisting of a three act Principal Wallace Bickmorc, Miss gqnlti ayiet, written bv a ladv in St. Breta Badger, Miss Edna Howard, porge. The cast included Mesdams Conwav Oveson. Mark Williams, Mr. m Crawford. Clara MnfMt.t. Rtellt. Johns and Miss Helen Beebe attend r, ibt: Wes. Zenda Davis f!rifft.v Hnmnh ao.Vior'c nct.1t.nt in RnH. T.lrp thin Ermine Fullmer, Vera Johnson, last week. The school was closed It r? pa Messrs CharlesCurtis, and Lloyd noon to allow the teach- :ao5 loberteon. Between acts the fnllow- - (Wednesday ers to attend numbers were rendered: Chorus A very enjoyable farewell party tgthe :tei Relief Sociftv ladles- Hornet. was given last Tuesday for Mrs. P. mi by Horace Reid and Devon An- - M. Henderson, by her Sunday school 5tunt song, Neva and Leah class and the missionary sof lety, at by Fm; pnnson and Barbara Reid: duet the Johnston home. About 20 lad- ff RUth and Dnnald .Tewlrps1 nnir ian nrora nrocent. oach nt whom nrp- by Charles Curtis; and num sented her with a handkerchief. resJlI - c o-- ck sions-corni- ng, e; 9 I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1931 POLES MOVED FROM CENTRE OF WEST STREET, STREET GRADED THIRTY-SECON- FINED $25.00 FOR ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF PHEASANTS The teleDhone and tmwer Hne poles on West Street, Castls Dale, were moved rrom the centre of the street to a new location at the side of the street, last Monday, prepar atory to graaing tne stree. Notice was eiven bv the citv that if the poles were moved immediate ly tnat the street would be ttraded. and as it was necessary that the job oe aone immediately, the citizens residing on the street assisted in the work in order to rush the Job. Von Cowley of Consumers was ar- rested last Sunday, by Game Warden Fred E. Larsen of Castle Dale, and on being arranged before Justice of the Peace Ernest Grange of Huntington, was fined $25.00. MANY DEER HUNTERS TAKE TO MOUNTAINS The number of deer hunters in the mountains has reached i large figure, and more are going dally. The exodus to the hills began as early as last Friday, although the season did not open until Tuesday, ROLL OF HONOR and by Sunday a large number o! cars was to be seen on all highways leading to the mountains. Some of the hunters will, of We thank the following for subcourse, return disappointed, but the scribing, or renewing their to the Progress during majority will, no doubt, return with their buck. he past week. -xA. T. Reid, Orangevllle, Utah. o n X LAUNCH STATE MOVEMENT FOR CHILD SAFETY "DONT KILL A CHILD" Throughout the state, windshield stickers bearing th eabove slogan are being distributed as part of the educational movement sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Utah. Law enforcement officers and civ ic leaders heartily endorse the safe ty movement, pointing out the need for public cooperation in any activity for highway safety. Fifety units of the state depart ment of the Auxiliary are cooper ating in the educational movement, which has been adopted as one or the organization's major projects of the year. This movement is supplementary to the efforts of the county traffic squad and the state highway patrol to remove traffic hazards from the highways. In addition to attempting to make automobile drivers in all parts of the state, "safety conscious," the organization also is planning to con duct essay contests in all schools in the state, offering prizes Jor the best submitted. Distribution of 50,000 automobile windshield stickers to motorists of the state has already began. The stickers are printed on both sides so they are visible to both the driver I me F?eArsn, Cora Cox, Louise Tuttle, make her home in Stockton. Calif, I jna Alice Childs. The PastMatron's Circle will meet Glen PoillRATl nf CVtViT-aiafternoon with Mrs. W. W Fridav the A. G. Jewkes home. in Elgin. Howland f us. nate Reid entertained at a Mrs. I. E. Jorgensen entertained Mting Friday afternoon. "'Blames Ermine Fullmer and Iil Humphrey visited high school uesday afternoon. Mrs. May Reid is assisting the lo-teaching staff in school. Mrs. Vera Johnson took the school ai lhe past week- Miss Elaine Snow rendered solo in Mutual, a vo-- ai Tuesday 1 exceptionally large number of "en and boys went deer hunting -- 3 season. Fred Tatton made a trip to Ogden load of livestock, Wednesday niday of last week 34 children children of Mrs. E. M. i es.4 iej li iil!and of Salina, had dinner at Lh0IIl? of Wilford Humphrey. Humphrey i attending from a distance I M- - uF' Humphrey, two lShters, Mrs. Leon Humph Ind Md chlldrcn of Salina; Mr. 5T 1 w umv... a luK81 Ephralm; Mr. and Mrs "Oson and SNOW COLLEGE Castle Valley Club Reorganized The students from Emery and Carbon Counties met Monday night for the purpose of reorganizing the Castle Valley Club for the coming year. Guy Leonard of Huntington was chosen as president: Phyllis ll Olsen of Price, vice president: Grange, Huntington, secy, and ,treas.; Parley Thorderson, Cleveland activity agent: Bertha Hunt, Huntington, reporter. Other members of the club are: Fern and Dee Christensen of Ferron Samuel Grange of Huntington; and Floyd Young of Wellington Miss Fern Young and I. W. Young are faculty advisors. The Club is planning its first social for Hallo- - i.- .Lcsday Isomeyi. .f rri0 ht J. C. Jeffs came down Tuesday from the sheep camp for a short vacation. The annual conventions of the Re lief Society and the M. I. A. will be held in Castle Dale. October in connection with the regular quar teny conierence oi the u D. s. church. The program of the conventions is as follows: Saturday, 1 p. m. Meeting of the Relief Society stake board, and a joint meeting of the M. I. A. stake board. From 2:00 to 3:15 p. nr. a joint meeting of the Relief Society and M. I. A. associations. 3:15 to 4:30 Relief Society stake and local officer's meeting, and M. 1. A. stake and ward officer's meeting. 7:30 to 10:00 p. m. Social, with two songs from Huntington and a violin solo from Castle Dale as spec ial numbers. Sunday, 9:00 to 10:30 a. m Relief Society stake and local officer's meeting, and joint M. I. A. stake and ward officer s meeting. 10:30 to 12 noon Joint public meeting 2:00 p. m. Stake conference. 7:30 p. m. M. I. A. program. Theme: The Slogan, "We Stand for Physical, Mental and Spiritual Health Through Observance of the Word of Wisdom." Special numbers will consist of a piano solo by Castle Dale and a cornet duet by OrangevUle. 24-2- 5, The Grandmothers' Club was en tertained Thursday afternoon In home of Mrs. John Y. Jensen. ' The grader was run over Main street in Castle Dale last Wednes day, which made quite an improve ment. Club was enter The tained at the home of Mrs. LaFonta Livingston last Saturday afternoon. The time was spent quilting. Mrs. Carl Templin and baby. Con sumers are spending a few days visiting relatives In Castle Dale, white Mr. Tempun is hunting. The weather report for the nast week, taken at the government station in Castle Dale, give the highest temperature as 67s and the low- fcst as 28, Precipitation .56 inch. Rex Petersen, and Messrs Bills and Pruhs of Alhambra, California, arrived in Castle Dale Thursday afternoon of last week for a few days Just-A-Me- re days business visit. W. E. Fleetwood, district manager of the Utah Power &. Light Com pany, or price, was a business visitor in Castle Dale and Ferron last Friday. Mrs. Geo. Anderson of Emery is spending a few days with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Larsen, of Castle Dale, While Mrs. Anderson Is Isa-be- La-R- FERRON- - in the mountains deer hunting. FERRON CHILDREN START MI- A new 220 volt nower line was G RATION TO GREEN RIVER installed in the office of the Pro- gress Thursday of last week to run the new press installed last July, which did not run satisfactorily on ue W6GH 6VC Little Harvey Chesher, son cf Mrs. Francetta Marsing, and little Clement and Delora Wayman, children of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wayman, de cided they would like to go to Green River, where Harvey had a little house, in which they could live. Ac cordingly, the three children left Ferron Friday night, on foot. They were found Saturday morning, near the Rock Canyon bridge, and were finally persuaded to return to Ferron. The club, this year, is made up largely of new members, but that will only add to the enthusiastic spirit already present with respect to initiation. The club members look forward with great anticipations to the club parties which are always an outstanding event in college life. The club members wist to thank THIEVES ACTIVE HERE the editor of the Progress for the privilege afforded the Emery Coun Thieves hrnlre intn the HlnirTetnn ty students at snow conege, oi navand the pedestrian, ing access to tne county paper, we store last week. They received very o hope that the Progress will contin- little for their trmihte nlt.hnmrh rnn ue to arrive weekly at the college. siderable was done to the CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN in. damage an ax, as wen as other CALENDAR saie, witn The safe was State Board Will Visit Snow locked. damage. (Ferron, Utah) . . . mi aiso DroKe into tne narber iney ana C. N. 11 Jensen where took a a.m.; Superintendent shop, they couple of Sunday school services : uuwi uicmircio iure owre dollars and some cigarettes. Each yunaay morning eig"'' visit Snow will education board of Intermediate and Junior A. O. Elliott of Lakeview visited 3 p. m.' college, Monday, October 26. The Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. m. visitors will be entertained at lunch- - friends here Tuesday and WednesChristian Endeavor vrisKinnarv mietincr last Tuesdav of con at 5 p. m. This visit is the first day. He is an old resident of Ferron. official inspection prior to taking Mr. and Mrs. Francis Reach mot each month. ever the management of the college ored to Provo Tuesday. Francis will Everyone is welcome . . in July. icuurn weanesaay, wnne nis Wile will visit her Darents. there, for a Miss Bertha Hunt returned to time. Helper Saturday night returning her home, in Huntington, ThursMany ofour men are deer with their sister, Miss Matie, and in order to attend the funeral Mrs. JoseDh Zwahlen ofhunting Castle mother, Mrs. Hulda J. Green, who day, or Mrs. Delbert Lott. Bertha is tha Dale visited relatives here Sunday. have been visiting relatives there close friend of Miss Zelda Lott, a Mrs. Owen Dugmore of Mohrthe past week. land is visiting here. Two masked balls have been an- daughter of the deceased. Earl V. Hills made a business trin nounced to celebrate Haloween this Price Monday. r"t? to Mrs. year. One at the Midland Hotel on Ernest Jensen of Castle Dale other and the by night Saturday visited her mother. Mrs. Hannah the hierh school October 31 Ralphs, Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. James Orr of Fraita, Samuel Grange acted as cheerMr. Cook and his sister, and Mr. Colorado spent Tuesday in town vis leader between football in the game and Mrs.Syphus of Huntington were iting old friends. Wednesthe B. Y. U., last home missionaries here Sunday. Mrs. Mame Jameson of Price was Snow and official r, MorMrs. Aima Kinpack and cousin day. The a visitor in town Saturday and oni Jensen, was a member of the motored here frnm Davtin nhln football squad. They are guests of C. R. Killpack. the regular TTT 9 M. B. Roberts of the Progress of fice made a trip to Beaver and Mii- ford last Saturday wnere ne visited R. L. Cornwell of the Beaver Press, and A. C. Saunders of the Milford News. He was accompanied by Fran ces Rasmussen. They returned Sunday evening. Mrs. Arilla Huntsman entertain ed Thursday afternoon at her home in Castle Dale. Halloween decora tions were used and lunch was serv ed to a group of nine, who are organizing a club. The group had met before and selected Mrs. Byrcn upon for the club. A. E. Wall of Manti arrived in Cas tie Dale last Monday evening for a short visit with relatives. On the way in Mr. Wall figured in an auto mobile accident, near tne county line, when a passing car cut-i- n too soon, striking his car and throwing it on its side, at the side of the road No one was injured, but Mr. Wall's car was badly damaged and had to be taken to Price for repairs. A BIRTHS Mr. and Mis. Don BishOD. Cleve land, October 15, a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Tucker, of Cleveland, October 18, a baby girl. Mrs. Celia Nelson, who has spent Mr. ana Mrs. k. Majors, Huntingsome time visiting in Dayton, came ton, a baby boy. norae wun 0 MARRIAGE LICENSES Mondav was round-u- n dav for lo cheer-leade- 32B& L Jo-han- sen as their president, although no name has, as yet, Deen aeciaea 1. uuyve0Mro1"n"" current. Royal Larsen, who has spent the past two years in Peru for the A- merican Smelting & Refining com pany, returned home last Friday. The unsettled conditions of the countryIn forced the closing, of the mines that district. . 1. 110 o HOW TO BREAK PENCIL WITH DOLLAR BILL tyv cal cattlemen. Oveson is ill since his return Benjamin Glen Brady of Falrview from Salt Lake. and Geneal Marshall, Huntington, October 20. Gerald M. Mills. Price, and Mrs. Golda Turner, Wellington, October M. I. 21. CLAWSON (By Special Correspondent) Both marriages were performed by Mayor Herbert Moffitt of Castle Dale. the Card Club Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Baldwlnn ana children of Moab, were visitors in Green River Sunday. E. Bigelow and son, John, visitea in Helper last week. Mrs. H. J. sturges ana sons, uvu Roger and Harold, of Thistle, were visitors here last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Daryei Hill are tne nrmid narents of a baby girl born Tuesday night. Mrs. Hill was form erly Miss Dorothy fciier oi uranu Junction. . . Miss Rase Eller or urana junc tion is spending the week here. Miss una tiimes ieit uns wcw for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Al Thompson, in Circieviue. Mrs. (;onway uveson is uatu town after n week's visit vntn rel atives in Moab. Thntnat tmpC, rirt? of Grand Junc tion spent Sunday in town siting his parents, Mr ana mis. w. . C1Garney Madsen returned from Grand Junction Saturday, after nav A messniro -. n f Aiiaer-ltj ing recovered from nis operwuu son stated for appendicitis. evening u ae has returnPnjoeV vV whtehwere strung up Miss Mamie Thurman indicates that ed from Grand Junction after sev at least, are eral week's visit there. punters, to in their hunt iang successful Geo. and Lewis Green drove 2 sone D HOLD CONVENTION - ctiU jgll OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF EMERY COUNTY breaking into the serv usnrv Thnmrison at Centered and trial was set for VOLUME XXXII, NO. 8. . 1 vs. W. H. Lewis, wnrul decree. Br Lewis was arranged before p1'... T..ri!iv t,f last week and K&c H S3 3, Next Tuesday for City Election, November Have somebody hold an octagonal pencil betweeu both hands, placing each hand near the tips of the pencil and extend the arms slightly forward. Then fold a dollar bill lengthwise, grasp it with one hand near the end, and announce that you will break the pencil with the dollar bill. Raise your arm, downward extend the middle finger of holding the bill, and as you swing it hits the breaking It If this Is done quickly pencil, the so finger that the hand the audience will not see the extended finger, and to avoid suspicion after the penc'1 ,s broken the finSer shouia Immediately be brought back'to its orltrlnal position. (Copyrlfht, Will h. Llndhoritt Jl Miss Ha Cox left Fridav for Price ior medical treatment. Mrs. Nadine Fereuson made a trip to Columbia to bring home her husband, Geo. Ferguson. Edgar Blackburn narrowly escap ed death Saturday while working in the Rock Canvon coal minc.when a huge rock fell from .the ceiling and scraped the side of his head. Mrs. Nadine Ferguson and child ren and Mrs. John Bush and baby, visited at the home of Mrs. Laura Chrlstman at Wattis. Homer Snyder of Latuda was a business caller here Sundav. Arthur Nordell of California 5s ivisitlng at the home of his brother, Dave Nordell. Heber Turner left Monday for the Last Chance mountain to hunt deer He was accompanied by several men from Park City. Walter Ferguson is still visiting in the home of his brother, George Ferguson. Mrs. Ha Cox returned Tuesday from Price. Reese Evans and Stanley Cowden f Elsinore were visitors in the home of Albert; Blackburn Tuesday. -- EMERY PMve men who frail themselves Bible students, and professing to helrmor trt nn relitrinns rxeed. are In town holding meetings and calling ac au nomes to encourage a religious attitude. A meeting was held in the ward meeting house Sunday evening an da good lecture was giv en, the Bible being tne suDject . Most of the men and boys of the trmyn aya in the mountains hlHlt- ivnu ing deer. F. L Brinkerhoff returned uue. Tuesday nignt witn tne ursu people have se Many cured conveyances ana gone uiw the mountains. t. out-of-to- Mr. wn and Mrs. Jos jorgensen oi Midway and Alma Jorgensen of Salt Lake are visiting relatives here. Airman ri.sen and Geo. Anderson. who have been working on the Sal ina road, came name Monaay. Hillard Maxfield of Salt Lake City spent Sunday with his parents prior uontinuea on rage aigm |
