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Show I A I ' VOLUME 32. MINING RAILROAD NUMBER 22 DISTRICT politically Independent Processing To Be Studied Helper, Price And County NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR Carbon Judge Appears Coal By AND Kicci Market Will Be Scene Of Prize Stock Showing MOOSEHEART TO On Program As Former Snow President Thursday, june GRADUATE NON-PARTIS- 2, ms UNIT AN MEETS HERE SUNDAY a former president ol Snow 'College, locaiea at Ephraim, .Judge' George Christensen. Price, appeared. ;as one of the featured speakers last: Thursday on the 50th alumni program at the college, Judge Christensen served as pres-- : idem of the college for a period of As The Emery County Future Farmers Of Constructing 'have produced 26 head of first class PUBLIC IS INVITED Feasibility HELPER GIRL I Hereford steers to be shown at the Discussed Was L. C. Here Karrick By ,'fat Baby Beef Stock Show at North, Lake Lake Stock Yards. June 7. 8, 9. Carbon county government-Carbon county's unit of Labor's ' much at are very present These steers were selected, fed. and league will hold its unjts prepared for this show, and will be regular monthly meeting in the Hel iterested In the feasibility of for a processing plant per civic auditorium next Sunday, shown by the Future Farmers, one year.' June 5, at 4 p.m., it was announced county coal some place in Is buying one Market Ricci'a Five of the six former presidents this week by Joe Powd. Latnda. fe county. The plant, if built, would these steers for their customers 0f the institution, appeared on the fuel byand other Itract smokeless piesldent of the county unit. Carbon county. program. In the evening an alumni from the raw coal as it is Mr. Powd especially wants it to products will shown These be steers W . . banquet was held and Friday morn at gjined front of Ricci's Market. Sunday. June!btJ0n,e known that the entire public ln" tne graduation exercises took: 18 1,lvtwl, and urged to attend this ; lust Saturday representatives ot FUTURE OF COAL 5, at 10 a.m. place. In the afternoon a reception1 11,1 ctinsThere are a number of very Price. of and councils Helper le city The public is invited to come to! for graduates and patrons was held-:anXinty commissioners and interested meats ' "'ortant matters to be discussed, see this display of an alumni dance in the evening t ft.zens of the county, met at the IS FEATURE ,arJ a well balanced program is being at Ricci's Market. concluded the program. . arranged. mtssioners' rooms in the court Among the speakers (scheduled to nere they listened to a J,use OF KIWAHIS MEET PLANS ADVANCING r appear are: E. M. Royle. state led by L. C Karrick and from co-- i Salt Iake. who was Lake. of Salt SCOUT CAFfOREE foDert F. Marvin author of the new direct primary FOR ANNUAL Walter F. Clarke, superintendent! ilit. Karrick has spent eighteen law as enacted by the last legislain the study and development of the Independent Coal and Coke IS DECLARED M. I, Thompson, secretary of ture; if'tne "Karrick Processing" of coal company at Kenihvorth. was :the the state leag-jue- ; Labor's SPORTSMEN'S RIOT iea. and at present is in charge of guest speaker at the regular Kiwanis! Stella A. M. Scott, Salt Lake: and Ed Jperimental laboratories at the meeting last night in the civic audiGRAND SUCCESS jSheya of this city, and candidate for of Utah. He was in the torium. He spoke on the future of Here Is the brief story of a home(county attorney on the Democratic . . of the government as an coal mining locally and at aj town girl, who In spite of early and ucKei.i mi nationally. candidates seeking enPrior to his speech, Mr. Clarke dis- - At the annual Camporee for Car- - serious reverses, has made good. It dorsement of the group for office jngineer in the Bureau of Mines for Friday ana baturaay concerns Stella Fratto of Helper. In 4 number of years. but during the played fossils recentlv discovered in Don district in the coming campaign are to be &st few years has devoted most ot the mine at Kenllworth. which. henear the diversion dam and Blue Cut;Eivin In attendance, or, will be tn detans a j. Carlson sec represented is time to his processing theory. stated, resemble a large prehistoric between Helper and Price, the retary ot the local Moose lodge No by a letter seeking the courtesy. Mr. Dowd said. Spring Canyon Scout troop warned 1659, said: I Besides giving a very Interesting lizard, An invitation has been extended off w5th first honor- - according to This year is really the first time Isscussion on the idea, he gave acdeath ot the after "Immediately A. Rowley, ' district . scout Stella's i, 'an active unit of the organization has tual demonstrations of the smokeless fcruiv7g,.oLO ' in.i,. lvj uianc all ill COLlSa tluu Georee father, application was made fiei consumption by fire, and pointed of the newest fossil development in: commissioner. to the governors of Mooseheart by jbeen functioning In Carbon county, t Second honors in the scavenger; the fut that the oil supply, which Is b- thia area hv Mr PiarVp the results of which are very gratifyfor the admission of the lodge went to the girl to the Moose Child to the officers. ete supplied through oil shale will of Mr. Clarke very pointedly brought hunt and saparovan ing City Income exausted in a short time. By Glen troop, with Helper tak in the league is rising Mooseheart. the internationally known out in his talk that every citizen in Spring Membership With plans practical'y completed that Carbon was dependent almost uy of comparison he estimated umu: Each troop trade and academic school in Illinois and committees working, sportsmen steadily, results of the membership tne stare in Utah in coal mpo.ai. alone, is enough $iere founded Jn by of Carbon and Emery counties will drive being can.'ed on beins reported tirely on the coal industry. He ex.:part;.c.pat,on 2 and 3. 8 processed and the oils contained pressed confidence in the future of to be held September 1. of Moose. The application was grant gather in Price June' 11 and 12 for as particulars satisfactory, iccord said. . Rowley to it were removed, to last the en-i.- e to Stella was Columi'i in Claud and admitted t. Mams. ed, oil life and Aug that of the their coal, stating annual "Sportsmen's Riot." 100 youths representing; nation 200 years. Every ton of other ust. 1927. With her came her brother retary contained in coal.! woieu,"u The board of directors of the and her slsters Mary' Rose -Emery foal contains on the average of 34 and now being developed from other even Fish and Game associaih ZlSam' rtlloDs of coal tar. 10 to 15 gallons Vera. Yolanda. and Dora tion met last Tuesday at the Angeline, resources, would soon become city FLAG DAY ESSAY associate Merrill, Vernon of a t high-tesdiesel Mel. natural hausted, thus necessitating the pro- - LLluil. (bl gas, Sam and Mary graduated in 1932. hall here where a complete report the vistnct. As- - Rose in 1935. for commissioner in 1936. and gas, which is of a higher grade than Angeline Chairman cessing of coal. Walters, dist- - the three younger children are stil was made by General JLat now being used thioughout Jn . WINNER ANNOUNCED concludine his remarKs. Mr. Charles Atwood, Price. He infornird campSilas Rowley, ICt Uliaii lliau Mooseheart. 1' ah. and electrical energy, besides riarke meed the citizens of Helper at all the that communities had meeting chairman: President George Jor, fioducing 1400 pounds of smokeless, "For almost eleven years," contin-- , been notified, and most of them were! Cavbon county to- aid in buiUiv.g in of Carbon stake: Mr. Rowley; gensen Mr. Carlson, "Stella Fratto has really workiner toward makinr thi The winner of the annual Flag Day ued l'e im the industry that is so vital to us scoutmasters. '"som! hy Price He showed by actual figures that all. "What makes the coal industry and the troop enjoyed all the privileges and op 193S riot one of the most successful le8say contest Friday evening, each troop took a Dortunities of the Moose nroeram oflevpr TipM. ino. ia.rt or me uenevoieni :th the two products, crude oils and n.oiroa rnrhon he stated. linage .... - rnuntv." nrrMjrom ' un r ('child welfare. This " DD Oti.1 vt cnr1a club part in the campfire Smokeless fuel, being extracted from u...'u t program means Earl Radcliff. Latuda. reported on pud Protective Order of Elks a aiding of ad followed . by ... .u., tr?.:was of student in consumers Merrill, ninth-gradthe coal by a plant, for child Moseheart the oC evel'y bestjthe success of the recently organized merit badges . to members S. J. school. as fuel inter-cluin Canyon Spring could care homelike of th$ an jsoal purchase surroundings, 'gun club. He stated that the trap!'ne project wanians as j v announced this weeK bweetnns a and and moral iheap as they now buy coal in its ine gponsored by Lt. Gov. Heber mp had "? been training, and the spiritual A purchased grounds mnrninf? A large flag will" be given to the Helper troops. --- ---ran lorm. Jones of Eureka. prepared, and the club had a little! scavenger r""". a with began activities and the winning student will Kar-lick school, Patents now controlled by Mr. over $2.i left In tha treasurv with ' , hunt in which Price troop . No. commei.;ia, course. all bills paid. awarded a gold medal at the Flag ialized !ue have been offered to the coun1 SWIMMING POOL TO took first Place and Price trooD No. vices to be held on Sunday, ty, providing a county foundation is "In ad ' on ' continued the secre- - Chairman Atwood announced the'1 32 m Pri.ce-livelg5 second place. Spring Canyon won, r tenta-iJunbtablished. Under terms of the itary. Stella has received a broad following program had been th" ...a1Ce' Ri'ver mp,a,s win be P'ented to musdecided Saturday.! been made. 85 per cent of tjie royalty in canrovan! education cultural upon: literature, v OPEN TOMORROW bf,ot . t,Q w.nner auioi.K lu mum o f m r l nnA v" nrA "' n the patents would be turned over (n l'lUl ...... .v parade, fl nrizes to be isecoim-iuac"c Virto with places won byi"- win- conducted. was and to first-placstudents o Carbon junior college for researcn mainrade fish on ; ucu on and h ai pond ine game ine aiaienc piay uuuyo. ners tne tne otner two tOUOWing m-in nriTOffcio ,UA nign Rtroot fn fnr nwnrdo1 tho to junior f in. nntJ U" jnork and 15 per cent to Mr. Karrick. FIRST DAY IS FREE Greenriver - First hool grades, these being as follows: nr.'ilirn t r tl, n YfdnoQn.) f raiArlil larcoct ficli nincf fich nnA cnlalloof I Mr. Mai via and Mr. Karrick tiif- second for speed; iro Budo. ninth grade at Hia- ing 1'issed the establishment of a plant; ishe has shown conspicuous success fish; 1:30, Barbecue at Price cityos" an v have race. will Ruth Hansen, eighth grade at enthusiasts If a mootillu Qutnrrlav Tt was Rllff-- ' ' Swimming music. park; Kids' sports; 2:30, fly and atha: tomor-an- . - Second In First Aid: see jin anu vmua Carr. seventh to Helper swimming nannng; nm go Mooseitnlng of this bait casting, three prizes; The tested that a $50,000 plant be set opportunity . ,. !. nnnHnu fnr sneed: Gate. at Castle pool is ona in grade Rooster Grab. be heart Such a plant would treat one car- - row (Friday) at the Helper appropriately p.aduate 1 contest were Mrs. for the made in Wednesday announcement third Judges w"""6 yaucaivc 7 the At annual sportsmen's ..icad of coal a D.m.. celebrated by the lodge at an early day and would be ec-aSnrine Glen - First in cnanot race, date. A feature on the program will banquet will be held. Mr. Atwood Kenneth Cring. Mrs. Garth Hall and ntu Manager enomically feasible, according to the.by Mr Bosone will start the season. first in pauvaivc .i.....e, v.."v ougias f. mrsen. nans ior ona be the initiation of a "Mooseheart stated that a definite Dlace had not Mrs- Uo men. Extraction of cresylic acid i at which th x.. i i"the Flap T)av nioeram All that's re- spconrt in lire making i i i i .i....ii n " free ... a . off with day. ClasR " ne firnrtiiatpa'. uui is wbu upon, muicsuuiu I'leseiil jalone, which runs about three gal3 trying; . ... r. wl a nnlMnir fnr . . n ninn n a via... iim Ji con- - otpRl must " swimmers uuu"" Is that lons per ton of coal, would pay the quired. point to this class being the largest to make arrangements .with Mrs. w .. uas uuen namea auu .nnri- in :HirXI - AIU. as time; comuiuiee ana rules at Nelson the Club. to the form regulations Icost of Country the year, - P rat and .p(.0d0f processing, they said. The tnis P"rPose, headed by Silas W. set forth in the Utah State Board of) Spring Canyon Saturday's activities will 'be con-7o- r fsfid retails for 90 cents a gallon. " Anderson. nre not maKi.iB, dance' a If eluded with laws.. Health you're "sportsmen's raniuiar;in I It is expected that representatives water boiling; second in pancake SCHOOL BOARD at Wilberg's Resort at Castle Dale, xt the two communities, the county, with these rules, ask the attendants pa ncak e and information will bejeooking for quality ; third in Trao and Rifle shootin)? contests CIVIC CLUBS TO coal operators, will meet in the at the pool . ior be held beginning at 11 a.m.i .rioaiv vill cooking ;,r0n i SEEKS P. the Carbon 'and third in chariot race. iml future to discuss plans of years, the morning at the county air-- ' As Sunday in past SCOUtS from this such a piant in the county. ROV . ., nw .fll nn.l Al.nl 1(1 ea or CONVENE HERE tne port "" the to attend Karrick recommended Spring chapter i where msiruc-- . district are Weeks," "Swim duct BUILDING GRANT 27 as June held the the plant. Jtlen to be logical site for be given in swimming and!Camp scheduled Winners Announced Mr. Rowley fThis, however, will be a matter to tion will FOR JUNE MEETING Th?a service has always: to 30 at Thousand Lakes Oovin,r conannual camp is decided faj if and, when a plant In True Story Contest hlic and accord-- : said. This Is an G. J. Reeves, to According Eupt iv , neeii ikc jbfcided upon. the auspices of the a supplemental P.W.A. grant will be Winners were announced this weeki The Associated Cdvic Clubs of ine to lr,f,mntinn from Red uross ducted unaei Parks council. National same the to aid in carrying In the True Pioneer ifoon follow Utah for will it applied headquarters, Story contest! Southern Utah will hold their June forward the Carbon school district's RDonsored under the direction of the! course this year. JUNE 15 DEADLINE monthly meeting here on the 25th CCC Camps program. According to Mr. Bosone. the State Two More Helper LoyaL Order of Moose Lodge, and 20th, was the announcement of The Helper shop building and eqBoard of Her.ltb it clamping down Slated For The winning story was written by Henry H. Jones, vice president, and FOR CAR INSPECTION uipment for the gymnasium were In- Mary Ellen Peterson of Kenllworth. Helper representative of the organ-wh- o on its laws regulating the issuance Area Utah the cluded under the program as orig- was awarded a gold wrist watch, ization. of licenses to pools throughout re. .... to irifllltr nlanned. is ornpcted r, pool the If Second state. Helper place was won by Virginia! Accordine to Mr. Jones thp m..pt- um new all j I A aa; Two warning has been issued that complete summer, In Eastern, included in the $26,500 program tojtjewellyn of Helper, and third by this soon main open established higs of the association will be held to be paotor vehicles must have the tag of must be given the manto a statement by; be undertaken with the anticipated! Mary Jeanne MacDonald of Castle at the civic auditorium, which the according' cooperation Utah by jinspection on the- windshields Construction oate. both of whom were awarded organization and the city council. helped to sponsor, Pete'Riley of Green River. Emery Federal assistance are: June 15, as required by law. Thus agement In Helper at to keep in mind is, a pencu building gets. and shop A jof slogan commissioner. definite good announcement of anjpen Although car county ;far only a small percentage of at Green: estimated cost of $12,500; equipplngj The three stories will be entered Icommittees on arrangements have for Health's Sake." One camp is to be located cwners have the required tags, ac- "Swim now under con-)tne gtate contest sponsored by the. not been made by Mr. Jones it is Piver and the other will tobe placed .of the gymnasium cording to the state patrolmen. or In struction will be an- - understood that the Kiwanis club and the winners present Moose remodeling Price; according Conduct . . . Local Masons aL traniville ,1 .....-- . tior UCtne Approved service stations and garold fair building ror use as a r.ounced at the state convention in will be asked to assist in be will operated Both arranging KE68 In Parhnn plans rnuntv which may Ritual In Salt Lake ac ...'i nrt nmotam tn m. (rausic room in connection with August 1314. The authors of for the bannuet. nf rraaing and their make the inspections have been anbringtoward Junior bon will awarded college. be .the winning stories tertain the guests. a delegation from Carbon lodge L1vites should go far nounced as follows:' Bryner's Ser in oii-- i num mtruai iui iiiou mLc. u hhu ueen yiniueu iui M. put on ntuai j.,e tne section oi me country included among tne projects al- A. uriginany, and F. of 16 Mo No. vice. Martinelli Garage, Bunnei Tor second, and a Dronzejready one ver P.W.A. with be the will set for the meeting are the functioning of the gymnasium Tri, bujld a at ...hkh commeeting they ueek or company, and Colton Motor au u,..ua,o matters oi coniroiing me nood waters mam l oui iue LaKe ouumvnu.iuraa, iuno. icmiiuioi;, In Salt the comlodce high t)ity.itn Argenta pny in Helper; Evan's Motor at Redmond and Green River. These ,of that agency prevented tnis. witn.wiu oe maae oi utan materials whic hat once neia. the trip were ... ,p0si,ion .. t fhnt som9;.new luimo in th- - nopany, Standard Motor, Redd Motor, Among those making .,IaJ .ico.i tn. are now being studied by commit-- j locaii tne of poimeu members Kiiey DinPrice Garage, Mabbutt's Service. the following out of ture however, it is anticipated that PAINT UP AND tees and will be reported on at that vvfir aK0 the stock shipment Naur Service, Fassio's. Highway Ser- - lodge: remainder or tne program win CLEAN UP PRIZE was time. R. the extremely j River rns Tsangaris. a Ser'ir f lUiiio-Paul Pessetto lnlinnm (',. were: SPCUre Fedpral ald. Mr. Reeves said. vin O ft , ww..... The open meeting Is scheduled for t and' James Turner. that during recent years 'ce. and Pioneer Forging and Weld-"- J. Vaughan T If you were a contestant for the 2:30 p.m. and the executive board A i iib ammiuii iu ine uuiuuu Phnl... a in a?.ruua honn Uono treat h.n per; J. w. company in Price. school house that had previously been prizes offered for the greatest trans- will convene at 10 a.m. Saturday. ,,,, Persons not. complying with the son. Jet .y,ul"an'"-Vn .amn at Green River is to be contemplated has bean dropped from formation in ynur home during the v,i,a;.r and obtaining the inspection cer- - jTony Migimccio . nnns aecordine to Mr. rnSlderation due to the closlne clean up and paint up campaign, DELINQUENT TX SALE ficates by June 15 will be cited be- raS' deslgna-!dowof the mine in, that community. please send your name and address HELD BY COUNTY n.nkin. nlt been ck fore justices of ,r as According to B. H. Young, county the peace. Mr. Davis yet not having Ellis Mo,j(1()n declared. Carlson J. K. Jeeff and th seven parcels of land were that have room a music Just clerk, eas will tec call review Is and recently work the you expected nounced. It v. r. Bowen. Kan. MQnnanu; sold for delinquent taxes by the Car-bo- n been drawn up. about done OcWr ihave this in contest be upon will your opened camps DrE. F. Gianotti, former mayor watha. county commission last Friday. request. 1 of this year. Helen LaZar, student nurse In the! jJitid doctor of Helper, who has been single sale was to Mrs. Largest vacationist Lucas was a 'f"rr!nir as company doctor ior tha Francis -- Is home! Mrs. Lake General spent Salt D. Paul and was for $292.19, Mr. Critchlow family Pessetto Lake hospital. a Salt J. Zeese aff George talker Mine in California, .as a In Prove and Elslnore Saturday for a visitor last week. vacation, Young said. Day in Helper. Memorial ternoon and Sunday. 'altor here Linu Suaiiy to T? Plant MSSoci-;atio- 1 n 'Non-Partisa- j j j y.v. 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