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Show .IT I 194 K EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE DALE, UTAH SEEN T Qirt rnvj COLORADO RIVER BILL T Jix 4fe Seen, ; Told re J rental Robinson of W. rlorado R1,er. t Water Users asaocia-l- P ..,nuon to the danger on the bill now Rir: u,s,. of RepresentaI u2.hincton. The action . ha i.,p.i . Mir?'V", H.,d Senator bv Reoresenta- - r?S. uiirdock. ntative Robinson brust I P committee hear- i.,t Prirfav and in a tlie.' halted hearings F' uld have excluded oftesti-Pup-rpwoseiitatives W :ivPr states vitally ludbT the bill- Although a la n, r.,inuo Rpnrpspiita- Linson hud not been noti-- 2 a fact he the hearings fa charge was made against tentative White of Idaho, com- cnairmaii. u- - sponsor nearings Lt proper notification. Theeui ctcu Lh congressman Scrugham of Nevada, r.L. kiii in ca luiK tne 5 on bill was introduced '6 and the hearings called a time " ouun. Kirch 2 Th U "I hope," Mr. Kimball said, "that Utah people realize how important in every step this important Is to them. Although the matter state as a whole is naturally concerned there are fourteen counties vitally" affected." As these counties he listed Cache, Boxeld:r. Weber Salt Lake. Tooele. Utah, Millard. Juab Sanpete, Sevier, Duchesne, Uintah' Grand and Emery. "This is just auother move" Mr Kimball emphasized, "to divert more resources of the Colorado River basin and to attach more financial benefits to the lower basin states. Our watersheds provide most of the water and so far our benefits from Colorado River development have been practically microscopic. I view as dangerous the current proposal for revision, unless constructive protection for the upper basin states is included If the lower states get all the water, and we get none, the permanent damage done to Utah and its neighboring states can never be repaired. "Water is in very truth the 1UV blood of our state and the Colorado River Is the only source of considerable supply. We need permanent assurance of both water and power development from this source. I see no compromise with these facts." Utah To Be Heard As a result of persons Robinson's successful Representative bed, protest in the not could L concerned jutes committee last week, hearings have IciWashinKUn to appear ueiure been delayed until this week. The committee. Utah congresman promised that he Desiite this short notice, the would see that hearings are conwas crowaeu wun Ifing room tinued until Utah and every other and California Uses from upper basin state is allowed to preuna who, Representative sent its views. "could not have gotten This state will be represented by alter the bill was introduced." a number of witnesses. Mr. Kimball Contrary to usual procedure, and a number of other capable encome from bill had the on report gineers will attend the hearings. ideDartnient of the interior be- - Gus P. Backman, secretary of the b tbe hearing was called. Salt Lake chamber of commerce, Is Both representatives from now on his way to Washington to fana concurred with Mr. Robin-iappear before the committee. criticism of the bill. Final episode of Representative Rebates Proposed Robinson's protest against the committee's action of calling the "hurry-ruder terms of the Scrugham bare, large amounts would be up" hearing involved a Mr. kitted to California power users. Scattergood, chief lobbyist for the Mr. Scattergood attempted to addition, interest rates would be bill. tod effective from 1937. Final placate the Utahn as the meeting ise bill would authorize pay- - broke up. Instead, Representative lis to Nevada and Arizona of Robinson flared: 00 a "This trickery of yours may kill year each, beginning not but from 1937. This retro- - your bill. So far as I am concerned, 1 lite feature of the bill drew es- - am against it from now on. I resent such an attempt to railroad this bill ally strong fire from the Mon In my absence when, as a member ti delegation. til vital importance to Utah Is of the committee, I am entitled to matter conciTiiing revision of full notice of what is going on. You Boulder Canyon Project Act, are trying to put something over on H. Kimball, engineer-manage- r us, and for one I don't Intend you tie Colorado River-GreBasin shall get away with it. You can't iter Users associatin pointed out get this bill out of committee by office in Salt Lake City. any such unfair tactics." that interested Robln-Ifharee- e L a 111 PEERY HOTEL SALT LAKE'S POPULAR PRICED MODERN HOTEL Broadway and West Temple RATES: $1.50 to fiutifully Furnished FREE GARAGE Rooms Spots on High Record-Breakin- $3.00 Run g w. 1. I Been looklnp- Primary Officers Hold Convention Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Svrasey day. Wllford Humphrey accomMajor April Fool's amateur were visitors in Salt Lake City panied him back as far as Sal-ic- a. hour was very successful last the past week, where Mr. Swa-jse- y Saturday, in Ilie vigilante commit- theORANGEVILLE spent some time in the fliie theology lesson in Relief Monday. school auditorium, the offitee their s used in only vcit-ratiPrinospuai xor meaicai Society, Tuesday, was given by a few cases. Cleonauthority OLsen was cers and teachers of the care. Mrs. Olive Magnussen. Mrs. Una maries In stake held u.U h Emery Stake South Emery High School Orangeville Department Ail. X 1 Warmly ,UKE CITY... I ill m-- Lresentative Robinson Halts Attempt To owllca x Out LP"1-neanngg T fm PAQK The district school Emery of ceremonies, and the .:nnn.)r,i Guymon presented the teachers master their quarterly convention. The were following extemporparts to the lesson, afterwards, topic aneous: Lee Jensen grave a mu- morning was spent In class work erade had lts special work, and visiting teachers. and the discussion of ward probsical Memorlal dav conies on through fine cooperation on the reading while Harold Pet- lems, A fine representation of the m ay 30 as together with talks by the him on the pitey accompanied of teachers and pupils, a Emery stake enjoyed conference usual, this year. Have priesthood. jou noticed in years past that nice cle&n playground was here Sunday. Samuel O. Bennion ano; scarf dance by Preston The guests were welcomed at usually wait until the gained. of the Council of Seventy, and Thompson. Ray Killpack and the door by a handshake and week before Memorial Mervin Perof Duncan; version the new stake day to AIr- and Mrs. Leon Hansen hLs wife, were visitors from Salt fect Love ciean up the cemeteries Lavell Hansen and greetings from and are happy over the arrival of a Lake City. The visiting people Kathleen by board, consisting of LetUe AnConover ; inmgs growing? Wonder new baby girl born Friday night and adults of this ward were derson, Cora Cox, Jennie Killian, it wouiaat be a good idea All concerned are doing fine. served a tasty luncheon at noon dance by Henry Hills while Miss May Reld, Enid Reid, Cristy McEntee to get an earlv stirt thi, ..- Love You "I sang Miss Leah Peacock was host under direction of the Relief Humphrey, Jean Olsen, Janice By cleaning the weeds and rub- ess at a birthday party Satur- Society. The committee is to be Truly"; imitation, of barnyard Scow, Maggie Grange, Hanna bish out of the cemeteries within day evening. Refreshments and complimented on the fine way animals by Andrew Nelson; a Celia Reld, Cllnty the next two week, song by Henry Hills. Brad Jen- Huntington, games were enjoyed by the everything was carried out. Irene VanBuren, Kate planting Cox, Reld, various plants, shrubs or trees guests. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Snow spent sen and ILee Gledhill; "Spring- Clara Moffltt, and Ina Poulsen time in and taking care of them the was the Rockies" Mr. and Mrs. Merril Anderson, Saturday and Sunday in Provo, sung The ladies were all dressed to a cemeteries hereabouts could Mr. John Cox and Mrs. Dennis and attended the funeral of by Delora Wayman and Clement green checked uniform, with a Broderick; Ralph Jensen and corsage really look in Killian visited the Primary Mr. Snow's uncle on Sunday. condiof yellow rosebuds. tion by Memorial The grades of the district Louie Mae Killpack did a very the meeting, the day and not spring festival in Ferron ThursFollowing have the appearance of an ur- day evening. school held an April Fool dance realistic dramatization of "One former stake officers, stake chin who has just had his face Messrs. Elmer and Orlen Sco- - Monday, everyone dressing In Sunday Night"; Mr. Adams, ac- president and wife, ward bishwashed. Most of the cemeteries vill were business visitors in Salt misfit costumes. companied by Olene Andeison opric and wives, ward presidents. at the piano, did the dance of Officers and teachers marched in the county have water A made Lake its boy and appearbaby City Thursday Friday piped to them, and there is no evident Mr. and Mrs. Miles Davis have ance at the home of Mayor and the "Dying Swan"; Miss Relch-e- rt to the banquet room, where did a hula dance while Rulon reason why they should be in a a new they were seated at four long baby boy at their home. Mrs. Russel Justesen Monday n is Behling sure sang "I Want to go Back tables. The decorations In" the Justesen condition all but one born Friday. This makes their evening. Mayor to my Little Grass Shack"; day out of the year. If some second child. Mother and baby he can run the city affairs bet room were green and Duane Nelson did a cowboy song, dining service club or other local or- are more now ten with help. yellow, in keeping with the doing fine Miss Donna Taylor was host and Richard Nelson, accompanganization in your town would spring theme, and each table The Ladles Improvement club to the New Literary club on ied by Sam Singleton, gave a had a centerpiece of pussywiless get behind this right away, the met at the home of Mrs. Delphia afternoon. An inter- cornet duet; Bessie Anderson lows. The favors rere spring cemetery could be in a really Luke .Wednesday. A lovely lunch Thursday respectable condition not only was enjoyed and a delightful esting program was given by the sang "South of the Border" as baskets of green, containing a one day out of the year, but members, and sewing was the Bazel Nelson put some action yellow rosebud. An hour of afternoon spent. feature of the afternoon. A de- Into the song; Ellen Nelson- and toasting and friendship was enspring, summer and fall. Why Fred Tatton was a business licious luncheon vas served to Jean Nelson sang "Oh Johnny"; not start NOW to fix up your joyed while' the stake officers visitor to the southern part of the following: Thelma Cox, Cor- Alice Wareham and Gerald Bar- served a lovely three-courcemetery instead of waiting till Arizona the past week, bringing al Moffltt, Donna Oof, Marjorie ton gave us a modern concep- dinner. May 29. back some fiine rock and ore Moffitt, Bessie Sitterud, Lylas tion of the Jitterbug; and the The afternoon was devoted to specimens. Beulah Grange and final number was "The Old Gray the special honoring of former Aldridge, Appears that the High School Mare" with Lee Gledhill on the stake board members, with a Mrs. Jennie Peacock was op- Shirley Snow. at Ferron Day, this year, is go- erated on at the Price Mcvocal, as Marcella Allred did an program and games furnished hospital Walker Carl ChrLstensen, to be one of the best put on. There's no admission charge, and Saturday morning. Reports are Allister, and others, visited with interpretation of the barn dance. by the various wards. The retirA large number of sister, Mrs. from what we hear of the out- that she's getting along alright. Mr. Christensen's ing executive officers were prewell as school children were sented an electric as members Lillie of W. and Humphrey, Humphrey Supervisor J. lined schedule for the three Innoculated and vaccinated for and the class leaders a beautiful a caller here Sun of her family, Saturday. days, it'll be really worth while Ephraim was respecdiptherla and small-po- x, picture, to remembrance of the and interesting to attend. Seems tively, Tuesday. The serum fine work accomplished in their to be a bit of dissension over given by Dr. Easley, assisted oy ten years of service, by the Emwho's going to "take home the the county nurse. Many of the ery stake Primary. bacon" in the sports line this students took advantage of this An expression of appreciation 4 year. If l.w.l. was picking the to become immufine feeling was given by the opportunity and winners, he'd guess that North The genealogical society pre- come dressed as they were. The nized for these diseases. women, and everyone enjoyed a Emery, Central, Green River and sented a program in Emery Sun- party was at the church. The Senior Hop scheduled for sociable time. South Emery should all be in day evening. Musical numbers Mrs. Anna L. Nelson is visiting 12 will undoubtedly be the April The wards were represented the money. her children In Price. and speeches were given. biggest social event of the sea- as follows: Castle Dale, eight A group of M. I. A. workers Mrs. Frank Warthen of Escal- - son. All the details have not officers and all the Primary "We watch for your column and their partners enjoyed an ante Is visiting her parents, Mr. been decided upon, but lt is bishopric with their wives; Orevery week. You are improving. April Fool party at the S. D. and Mrs. Lester Cox. no one can afford to angeville, nine officers and two something xne item about fishing near Adam's home, Monday night. Mrs. Ona Hawks of Oregon is miss. We'll see you there on members of the bishopric with Denver was swell. You remember George Conover, son of Mr. visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom April 12, at South Emery. It will their wives; Huntington, eight I mentioned little personal ex and Mrs. Jess Conover, and Miss Worthen. certainly be the best time you officers; Emery, 14 officers and Inoculations for diptherla and ever had. periences? well, I believe you Margaret Johnson, daughter of 14 former stake officers; Elmo, should have a short one each Mrs. Vera Johnson of Orange- vaccinations for smallpox were Cleon Olsen, Reporter. four officers; Clawson, five offi--o it could be ville, were married the past given the school children by Dr. week, providing cers and eight children; Cleveworked in with the general week. They will make their Easley and County Nurse Wanda To prove to city children that land, five officers; Ferron, 17 trend of that particular day. home here. milk doesn't grow in bottles or officers. The stake president and Weidman, Tuesday. You suit yourself, you're writing Mrs. Homer Pettey was hostess Jim Killpack entertained forty tin cans, the National Zoo at wife and 15 stake board memthem, and they are good. We to a group of lady friends at her of his friends at the Killpack Washington, D. C, has acquired bers of Orangeville, making a turn to the back page of the home, Monday afternoon. two milk cows. total of 121. home, Wednesday evening. Clell Pettey of Salt Lake City paper first, for l.w.l. That's sure a "cocky" bird who bumped you was here the first of the week. out of your easy chair." Mrs. Marvin Broberg and children of Salt Lake are visitBy now you've probably guessed who wrote that little bit. Yes, ing at the L. P. Ralphs home. The Relief Society will have it's from Dad. Didn't think anyone else would be so flattering, an apron sale at the church on did you? Reckon as how parents Tuesday, together with a promust be put in this world to gram and social. make it a little easier for a felBoden and Boyd Snyder of low to get onto the ropes. 'Bout Salt Lake, but residents of Fer the time I figure this column is ron about 20 years ago, called on just a waste of time and space old friends here over the week with few readers. I get a letter end, enroute to the Copper Globe from Dad or Mom that sorta mining claims on the east des tides me over to the next week. ert, in which they are Interested, Old Clothes day was observed Notice that little bit in there about "personal experiences"? Monday at the high school. The Guess maybe Dad is more in- afternoon was enjoyed as a field terested than most people in mv day. Jim Killpack and Harold Petramblings through 26 states and the Pacific ocean. tey have been nominated as the studentbody president for next year. Election will be Friday. On the ticket also, are Donald Crawford, Marcella Allred, Ludene Snow, Doris Jean Nelson, Merna Miern Green-Rae Christensen, Mrs. Ella Beach spent part of halgh. Adell Bryan and Edna the past week in the Modern Mae Behling. beThe seminary students and Merc, at Ferron, assisting sale. Mr. a Adams enjoyed a roller counter the during hind MonA large herd of cattle belong- skating party in Cleveland Claw-so- n in and here day night. owners ing lo Bishop and Mrs. P. E. Snow went to the east ranges this relatives in Castle Dal3 over Sunvisited held were week. They C. N. Pe- and Price Saturday. day in the pastures of Max Killpack made a trip to MASTER 85 terson, here. n Salt Lake Monday. Beren-seMrs. Lawrence Mr and BUSINESS COUPE The Juniors and Explorers had You drive the leader when you drive a Chevrolet and daughter Virginia were ThursYou as a Are" week 0lhr "Just last party ranch mod UQhMy hf9h.r here at their and the for '40 the leader in pep, power and pick-u- p end repairing fences and other day night. Cars gathered up the M mode, priced of Flint; McDonald guests and they were obliged to leader in style, stamina and sales! repair work. Marion Mich. Tranportafion chores the of had bated charge has It holds first place in acceleration first place in riot and local of the Sun Eclipse during the winter. toxe, Many), A. O. Beach and Lorin Beach optional performance first place in On Sunday, April 7 a along are building cars Its in all price with economy among Pr,CM sublt to change with- the creek to prevent floods and will be whole out The country from taking range. out notice. Mgh waters treated to a rare celestial show pasture fences and washing . . . in '40 sales is first why That's why Chevrolet for Sunday, April 7, when the moon away valuable soil. anmake of other than Chevrolets Oarlvle Crawford has pur- will black out the sun in an any more buy people buy chased" the sod pasture of the nular or ring eclipse. recomdealer Chevrolet . . strongly car . and why your Professor William H. Barton Wareham brothers, and Sunday tak- jr., executive curator of the it it it today! mends full that buy held sway, eye fire you try a prairie the old Hayden planetarium in New ing fences along with York, said the moon's disc would grass. 8 OUT OF THE LAST 9 YEARS LEADER IN SALES leocover approximately 86 per cent its roarded March, 1940, sun. of the and nine way into the eternities same Not since 1865 hEts this counthe April was ushered in try seen a similar spectacle. cold way. will be a repeat performto There went Beach Mrs. Bertha ance on May 10, 19S4. short a for Dale Monday Castle The on Sunday, will be visit with relatives, returning is visible eclipse, about noon or shortly Erva, Her daughter, Tuesday. Mr. and thereafter, in Emery county. assisting in the home of o Jr. O. Sorensen, Mrs. drink through don't his Elephants accompanied A G Conover PRICE, UTAH Fer- their trunks, but use them to son Jesse from his home in water to their mouths. to the ranch here, last week. convey Prt t h a w weeks and notc-- 1 Pt I at-Peo- - creative 1 first-cla- ss run-dow- - se - pre-scho- ol wall-cloc- k, rs Ferron Department ... - 1: Molen Dept. 1 hill-climbi- all-rou- ng nd "t, all-rou- nd friiLinrS ? mIfeed jSgEfr ie ItIf xml ALjG: Tu "CHEVROLET'S FiVsf 1 tell the story of highway markers r" tvoe. trurlr tMt run recently compieieu Mexico and evVry state of the Union, the truck opera," wor)d and; u,nd very conceivable weather nea ana certified automotive carnea t un The 0",""'".:;nn ion of the American Automobile Aswciahon. m.n fc? fcj- E - e times in a motor age-th- j ese "QO.OOO-mil- X!on ffe?1 Mi FWT K:p!d:" "Oil average of 15.1 tne iuu.oou mues, ai an mileage was correspondingly . to per gjtorf high-l- ,7' rf J miles per qu"-- i Rakftd ron Biu It! Again" Motor Co0 |