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Show vace Font Two Beer Teams Play BONACCT PETITIONS P Here Sunday; Game Shifted to Price GOVERNOR FOR REMOVAL OF HIGIJ-(Continued from Page One) tilt- .iil!ic business suffers lh:if I hereby. In Mi;xnt of this charge. numerous or on that to say .icsioiis, in the pursuit of my work, I have ealieil iion the commissioners for hearings. ronfeiei;ces and decisions, and tregticiitly have found only s availthe other two commi.-sionable. re "In view ol tlie.se chaws. take that you ie(iiest sjieclfully tejis forthwith to remove th,. saiil Frank Jupler from oft ice." liesitles Mr. Houaci-i- . the petition is .signed by the following Carbon county labor officials: Alfred Carey, president of Idslrict So. Tl. i:.MVA: Kdward I. I.. Day. vice prej.id.-ntScherer. president of the Carbon ounty industrial union council; vice in i sident A. L. Westen-skow- , W. H. Williams, .secretary; preside tit of the county workers' union; Robert Pollock, president of the Keuilworth union, and A. L. Manguin. board member of the United Mine Workers of America. Mr. Honacei requested further that the governor in estimate reports that "Mr. Jugler's canning company is using undue influence and pres. sure on its employees to compel them to make contributions to the campaign of a certain candidate for the Democratic nomination for govi , ei ! l.'inta will be hosts to tne I'ro.o 'nors baseball squad here next jd.iv at the local paik. Acocrriin? the game to Krnest (Jarlner scheduled for I: 30. Fresh from victori.s over the two leacue leaders. Brigham City and (Jemmell Club, the locals will bend every effort to defeat the Piovo ang for the first time this year. that the Mr. Gardner announced scheduled game with Magaa-Carfielfor Labor Day here, will be played at Pi ire as a feature of the Carbon county Labor Day celebration. The time of the game has been shifted to p.m. Helper is playing the Milhnen at Magna today. ck.-r- HELPER JO II E I p er lT Lra'iiic5 d "Also, in oilier to evade the law, the Associated Canneries. Inc., employ a utimbi r of female workers on a Some of these contract basis. workers make as little as 10 cents an hour. Charges Unfitness "From a personal investigation of these eh arges and reports. I have cached the conclusion that Frank .lugl.r is unfit for the office that he holds. An industrial commissioner is by law directed to enforce and administer all laws for the protection of the life, health, safety and welfare of employees." No Comment ernor." At his home in Ogden Saturday "It has also been brought to night, Mr. Jugler said. "I do not care " asserted Mr. lionacei, to comment on Mr. Ponacci's petition "that female employees of the Asso- except to say that while I am interciated Canneries, Inc., are employed ested in the Associated Canneries, eleven hours a day without rest per- Inc.. I have nothing to do with the iods as provided by law. management of its factories." Joi-iNjw-d Mrs O. Marchett. Ida Marchette. Shirley Davis a:id Pauline Flaini Saturday from a vacation in Glenwood Springs. - Robert N'i'n wd daughters. by Ilen'a.d B..:b..ra. accompanied ami Cordon Bobby Dorothy. Mary. camp,!!? at Jacobshagen. enjoyed to Monda from resemoi; Mrs. liOtiis Fausett and daughter. Ferro v. ek. la-t Patilii.e. returned Wednesday of this Friday of week atttr a two weeks' trip to Kandrove to Bert U ?? Mrs sas City. Missouri. her danger. see t, Lake Sunday L.D.S. buswho Edith, Helen f'agliaro of Magna is visithome returned She ing with her grandmother, Mrs Marie iness college. (jigliotti and other relatives. She Monday. plans to remain here the rest of the reMr. and Mrs. M. S. Andelin summer. enjoying alter home Monday, turned at Fish Robert and Hav Malecker of Salt the atmosphere and fishing week. City have been spending the lake for a past few days visiting with Robert Mi. and Mrs Harry Lee Gibson of and Richard Coltoii of Martin. John Texas arrived Sunday nislu 10 iilu":-lMaleckai is visiting with Ralph a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. O. Woods. C Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. K Gibson. The group picnicked and fished Mr. and Mrs. Robert N'ilson spent at Scofield Monday. 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PKG i Perc-or-Dri- N BANTAM lb 23c B0TT " 3 14 L 23c - CLOTH SUGAR HAMS ic aim m T 8 A m CAKE FLOUR gallon JERGEN'S SOAP GKEEN PEPPERS PEETS GRANUL ATED A w 17c 2J :z: 7 f dUHr Ec iLi 2-- lb PKG 3 K 4 ii WHEATIES ...24c Coffee Chase & Sanborn lb CORN poundl 2 lb iiVS?U PKG QUA ; 25c 17c VEL pears 23c or 23, 24, 26 7 PALMOLIVE SOAP SNOWDRIFT Matches Broken Slices SODAS B 20t 5 conn mx , Prices Effective Fri. Sat. Mon., Aug. DILL PICKLES Pineapple I Coffee Can n.4 Let O.P.S. Stores help you with up noses toward foods. meals which your entire family agree are ever so good DIXIE MOLASSES Can No. Vk PEETS GRANULATED 2 turned POTATOES eans 2l2 N0:!:CAN SUPER SODS EVER SO GOOD Summer time needn't be a time for 24J ij( an IS Doz. at'zccrs" CLUB Pork& 3-lbC- PINEAPPLE ! Size 220 IfOUr 7)ollotr3 are BG "Dollars DINNER CLEANSER ; ilPM 23, att.-r:din- oranges ,Prices Effective Fri. Sat. Mon., Aug. 23, 24, 26. WHEATIES ,Prices Effective Fri. Sat. Mon., Aug. 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