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Show 141 P,e'-Pon- t OUtIlPIl crmibYmsISnca VOLUME XXVI NO. 13 Ayp 49 c5'6n umi KANAB, UTAH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER $3.50 Yearly, 10c Single Copy 18, 1958 ir ot iL Fall Conference Of Lee Issues Challenge At Campaign Government American Legion Rally For Support-Peop- les r J. Bracken Lee, former governor of Utah,, launched a g campagin Friday night a an independent candidate for U. S. Senator. hard-hittin- follows: By Ivis internal Granting revenue agents power to consider taxpayers guilty until they prove themselves innocent; to levy unreasonable penalties and fines and to enter private property and demand personal records. non-electi- and Current Events Farr Funeral services were held at 2 oclock Monday at Fredonia L D S ward chapel for Gordon Jay Powell, 28, son of Jay Lehi and Alice Huffman Powell of Cedar Ridge Trading Post and Survivors inArizona. clude his parents and brothers Max of Page. Kenneth and Bruce, and sisters. Phyllis and M.trna. all of Fredonia. Powell died instantly of injuries received about 8:30 p.m. FrL day in a highway accident about 30 mile nortJijaf Flagstaff He was born September 13, 193uand attended Holbrook schools. He served eight years in the United States Army. At the time of his death he was employed as a truck driver by the L & M Construction company at Cedar Ridge. He was a lifelong member of the L D S Church. The services were conducted by Bishop Woodrow Johnson and included singing by the Singing Mothers, under the direction of lone Ellison, accompanied by Mtelva Hatch; and a vocal duet, Beyond the Sunset, by Rebecca Bundy and Duane Judd, accomM. panied by Mrs. Hatch. Allen givfirst the was speaker, Judd ing a sketch of Gordons life. Er. win Judd, with his sister, Ramona Heaton, at the piano, sang Just a Prayer Away, and the second speaker was Elder Dean Goodman of the L D S Southwest Indian Mission. Elder Gerald MisWhitte, also of the Indian sion, dedicated the grave in the Fredonia cemetry. Fae Johnson was in charge of the flowers. The Kanab American Legion conducted military graveside services. Fre-doni- a, Doubling salaries of Kenneth Brayton, 25, Phoenix, FriAriz., died instantally today! electrical an 19 from day, Sept. while helpfall a 12-f- t. of construction new on the ing in short and the Standard Station Kinab. G. H. Vanderslice, forman for Allied Steel of Phoenix, said that he saw Mr. Brayton stiffen Just before falling from the steel to beam, but was. unable to get fall. the break him to Aiken was callDr. George ed to the scene immediately, he said that he thought death was from the shock. Together with Fire Chiefs, Lester Cottam, Devon Jackson and Tayor Crosby, oxygen and artificial respriation were administered, but they were unable to save him. He is married and has two children and a wifewho live in Phoenix. R- - . A pearl-trimme- d ed the brides she carried an d crown releasveil of illusion and crescent shaped bouquet of stephanotis and carnation's1 surrounding an all-whi- orchid. Enacting a pension plan for members of congress to pay from $500 to $1,800 a month, yet leaving others to receive only federal social security benefits. Roth major parties, he pointed out, had nominated millionaires as candidates for governor of , New York. He charged Democrats with blaming inflation upon corporations, whereas they knew that government is largely responsi- ble. Mr. Lee was introduced by Joel McCrea, movie star, who said he came to Utah at his own expense because he considered the welfare of the country more important than anyones career. Hubbard Russell, California cattleman and past president of the National Livestock association, said he viewed Mr. Lees campaign as a real challenge to individuals who profess .respect for the Constitution yet violate Local Wildlife Man Miss FRANKE. iMOSS Attending the bride were Miss Gloria Day, maid of honor; Mrs. Brandt Brookrfhy, Miss Sherry f Bunting. Miss Gloria Maxwelik Miss and Kathy Meeks. Miss Paula Judd Was junior bridesmaid. They j wore crystalette gowns in shades of turquoise and petal pink apd carried bouquets of pink carnations. Petitq Ronnie McAllister and NancyvAmn. Jackson wereRower girls. Burton Judd performed duties of best man, while Valton E. Jackson, Robert S. McAllister, and Adrian C. Kitchen ushered. Entertaining at prenuptial parties had been Mrs. Valton E. Jackson, Mrs. Brooksby, and Miss Bunting. Miss Louise Robinson, Miss Fredonia for 1958, returned in triumph Monday evening from the Coconino County Fair at Flagstaff, where she was crowned Miss Coconino County Sunday evening. She thus won the right to represent the county in the Miss Arizona contest at the Arizona State fair in Phoenix in November from a group of 13 girls living in Flagstaff and Williams. A reception in honor of Miss Robinson was held Monday night in the Fredonia High school auditorium, with 150 people present. Carl S. Hutton was master of ceremonies. Miss Robinson thanked all present for the support she had been given and Mayor Arland Brooksby pledged the support of the Fredonia Town Council in her next step toward becoming Miss America for 1959. The high school band, under J. Evan the triumphal Bean, played march and one other number. Miss Robinson, 19, is the daughter of Mrs. George Robinson and is a graduate of the Fredonia schools. She is an active member of the L D S church, especially interested in music and dramatics. All Fredonia is behind Louise in her further participation in the Miss Arizona contest. Kanab District of Boy Scouts Name Committees Complete Details For Observance of New Highway To Arizona Line The dedication ceremony for the stretch of highway from Kanab to the line, sponsored by the Kanab 57-mi- Utah-Arlzon- Ted Riggs, United States Fish and Wildlife employe, has been asked to ake a report, for official use, on problems and solutions of same over the past 15 years In his work of controlling The Aure Henries have had several . of their relatives stop over of late. Mr. Henries brother, Dr. Thomas H. Henrie, and his wife and six children stopped here on their moving from Niagara Falls, New York to Boulder City, Nevada; and Mrs. Henries niece, Mrs. Woodrow Winget, and her husband arid three children were here one day from their home in Page. Mrs. Henries parents, the James Levies, and her sister Nacel, also the Allen Levies and son Terry, her cousins, were here from Sevier, Utah. l Mrs. Tony Mackelprang, assisted by her sister, Louise Robinson, recently entertained at a party for her son Tony, the occasion being his third birthday, which was on August 31. She Served punch, sherbet, and cook- tLUDcratsorsort.qttkBon- - D ew Chamber of Commere, Kanab City, Kane County, and Utah State officials, is all set for this Friday, September 19. Final phase of construction on the new $5,598,000 Utah Highway 259, linking Kanab and the Glen Canyon Dam area, are bein ing rushed to completion preparation for the roads dedication Friday at 10 a.m. at what is known oi page six) as the Cockscomb. Governor George D. Clyde, Senator Arthur V. Watkins, and EUis L. Armstrong, director of highways for the State of Utah, will participate in the dedication. The ceremony take place 35 miles east of Kanab, where the road travels through the lw mountain range known as the Cockscomb terrain. This eight-milstretch of highribbon-cuttin- g will e way lias been the most, and practically the only, expensive section to construct, and was the last of the contracts to be let. Cost of the highway has been met hy Utah taxpayers putting up 1. 721.000 and $3,871,00 of federal taxpoyers money, according to W. D. White, engineer for the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads. Following the dedication at a.m., which is under the direction of the Kanab Chamber of Commerce and at which Governor Clyde and Senator Watkins will speak, state offl- olhr will be taken 10 on a tour of the dam and of Page, Arizona. en- - City Marshal Is Available On Calling George Bickmore, Kanab City Marshal, said this week that Kanab residents desiring police assistance can obtain same, day or night, by calling Ml which is the number of the weighing station at the south edge of town, now schedule. open on a 24-ho- ur Kanab High School Hews Rotes By Ramona Davis Kanab Highs F H A chapter held their first meeting and election last Friday. Ther newly elected officers are: Alice Jayne Gardner, president; Pat Sampson, vice president; Betty Judd, secretary-treasureand Karen Pugh, historian-reporteJudy Lewis is the state FHA fourth vice president. There will be a welcome party this Thursday at 7:30 oclock for the Ninth to graders interested in joining FHA. Kanab Highs first Student Body danefc this year was a big success, but we wish that the rest of the school would support these dances as well as the Seventh and Eighth grades do. We all were sorry to hear we lost the game Rt Richfield, but the game was a good experience for our boys. This weeks game will be with Hurricane. The game will b . play eel Jiv Kanab. We wish to Thank Mywl Lee and Charlotte Young, our cheerleaders, for their splendid spirit. On the calendar for this week is the gam? with Hurricane, to be sponsored by the Seniors. r; r. Tw-elft- h Ma-ho- The Kanab District Boy Scouts At the dam site, Mr. Armof America council met Wedneswill speak at a noon strong 8 at in of week the this p.m. day to be served at the Willuncheon Kanah Seminary building, with Owen M. Davis, district chair- lard Wood concessionary. Plans are for the return to Kaman, conducting the meeting. Reo Heaton, Orderville, opened nab to start at about 3 p.m, Review . . . Many of the officials are flying the meeting with prayer. Committee members' for the to Kanab, where they will be met ofBy Pat Duffy 1958-5- 9 Utah Fish & Game Scouting program were by Chamber of Commerce ficers , who will furnish transpor presented by .E. Jay Whiting of Cowboys Lose! Richfield TriGive Utah a strong voice in the Kanab LDS Stake presiden- tation to the dam area. Local umphs! The Richfield eleven memthe Congress by electing Events attending the dedication Weekly cy and were approved by the persons Kanab eleven by a bers of the majority (Democratand tour will be expected to fur- downed the consist27-committee, nominating score of ic) party this fall was the apof ing of a group of prominent men nish their own transportation. The The Kanab High school footin Ogden Friday dates following peal sounded Utahs in this area. Those appointed to fishing concerning ball team lost their first game E. Moss, (Ted) Frank bynight and hunting seasons for the re- head the Kanab district for the of the 1958 season to a fired-u- p Democratic candidate for U. S. mainder of the 1958 season has year are: ne on RichRichfield team. 27-Forty-niSenate. been compiled by the Utah Defields field Friday of last week. Chairman, Owen M. Davis; Mr. Moss was a speaker at of Fish and Game. That is the same number of committee, Bill Leadership Weber countys kickoff dinner partment The general fishing season Curl; Organization committee, points by which Kanab beat them for the First Congressional discontinues through November 15, William Mackelprang; Health last year, when the score was trict campaign. 39-1- 2 with many waters open after committee, Dr. Wayne P. Kelfor Kanab. Demo Weber county Lauding all-yean on basis. W. date Now that that you have read the Thomas t Advancement, ley; for crats outvoting Republicans disastrous happening, lets go a Lawson and John Reese. Earliest deer hunts are on the margin in the by a three-to-on- e little further into the details. Camping committee, HarSale of 49 small tracts of pubprimary elections, Mr. Moss said Antimony and Henry Mountain mon C. Steed; Publicity comRichfield won the toss "The voters have turned the tide uits, where only holders of spelic domain located in the Glen First off, Kanab Norm had to kick to them. for two these hunts and cial mittee, we and the permits Boardman; bidopposition against Canyon Dam area to highest went straight for a touchcan ride the tide to a real tri- go afield from September 20 Neighborhood committee, Alders will be conducted January They len Judd, Quin Newby, and 7, 1959 at the using our weak pass deumph by carrying the campaign through September 28. Newhouse hotel in down, to fense their advantage. In fact, Gordon Chamberlain; Finance, into the homes of all the voters. Salt Lake City. The sale was anMost elk permit holders will that last sentence is the whole Cecil Pugh. nounced the federal Tuesday by begin hunting September 27, story of our defeat. I am not Chairman Davis pledged supthough later seasons are set on port of the committees in reor- government. sure but I am practically cer2.5 The from tracts, Rt. Rev. ranging four elk hunting units. a Scout Cub program, acres to 3.15 acres, are located tain that they didnt get over 30 ganizing The annual waterfowl season which has been virtually non- - 66 miles east of Kanab and 14 or 40 yards on the ground. It To Visit In area. starts October 4 and continues -e- xistenU4n-thismiles northwest of Glen Canyon seemed like our backfield got to the receiver a little late on each commisReo district Heaton, Dam site. through January 6. council responexplained sioner, values the of Kanab This Week tracts, play. However, I believe that Appraised The regular deer license and the in with sibilities working which are located on both sides you couldnt blame the defeat on tag may be used one week prior Guide Scout program, under the of Alternate U. S. certain group. On offense, Highway 89 any Sunday, Sept. 21, at 9 a.m., to the opening of the general sea- direction of Wilma Meeks, stake and the didnt look too neat. Cowboys a limited access road, the Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson, son on two hunting units. These In fact, I believe that we can say The Scouting to president. Primary from $175 $300 range per Bishop of the Protestant Episco- are the Black's Fork unit on the program plays an important part tract. No bids will be accepted that our Captain Dick Johnson was our big ground gainer. pal Church in Utah, will hold north slopes of the Uintas and in teaching young boys of all for less than the appraised value communion services at the Epis- the San Juan unit in southeast faiths and creeds in a true broWell, I would say that this just of the tract. copal Mission church in Kanab. ern Utah. about sums up the happenings of told the Mr. Heaton therhood, All minerals in the land will There will be limited open this game. beto group. reserved be season The the States United deer general communion. Any regular comI a mistake last week Chairman Davis said that he and tracts will be subject to whenmade municant of other Protestant gins October 18 and continues I said that we were play11 more a streets of for and or of on all hunthad for notice received procway rights days churches who would receive road purposes, as shown on sur- ing Dixie, so I will make it right. lamation by President Eisening units over the state. communion if their churches This Friday, September 19, we vey plats obtainable for $1 at that all organihower, were located here are' eligible to The upland game bird season zations asking play the Hurricane Tigers on 1 U. ManS. as the of Land Bureau observe October receive it. Everyone is welcome chukar, partridge and a day for meetings and prayers agement office, Federal building, our own field at 2 o'clock, and I (pheasant, to attend. would like to see all the towns, quail) will open at 8 a.m. Noto strengthen the citizens of Salt Lake City, or P. O. Box' 777, Bishop Watson will arrive in vember 8. Bag limits, length of out to our first league said B. Val the United States. Richman, manager people of the Kanab early- - Saturday evening seasons, and other game year and thus help BLM-Uta- h land office. Joe Barney, Scout field execu- of the and a dinner in his honor will be measures for these-hunt- s regulatory to cheer us on to what we hope will be All of will tracts in be the held at Parry Lodge at 8:30 p.m. set by commission action Sep- tive for Utah National Parks will be a victory! proximity to the huge lake council of the Southwestern secAnyone Interested in attending tember 19. be will which Glen formed by said, in behalf of the other the dinner should make reserva-tio- s Dates for several special per- tion, districts in the council,' We Canyon Dam, backing up watby Friday through Dr. Philip mit deer hunts concurrent with would like to extend a hearty er in the Colorado river and G. Fulstow or Mrs. M. H. Galt. or- - following the general season small tributary streams.-Th- e welcome to all of the committeeare all listed In the 1958 deer men in the Kanab district. public auction sale will at 10 a.m. on January 7, begin hunting proclamation. Musical Recital -- The Council meetagreed that 1959, at the Newhouse hotel. The The department again reminds ings would be scheduled for the sale at that hour will be open Mrs. Hazel Jean Robihson and that it is the of the the 4hird obligation following Mrs. Faun Robinson of Kaab will license holder to know and ob- Wednesday only to those who qualify for Monday of each month at 8 p.m. veterans in music students their preference. present Kanab Seminary building. an interesting program, of clari- serve the laws covering each sea- in the a word of thanks for After net, saxophone, and piano num- - son, as shown in proclamations, the program by Presi- - j Most wild sheep dont live more bers Saturday, September 20, at proclamations are available frpm supporting Allen Judd of Fre- - than seven or eight years, but dent Whiting, 4 p.m. in the Elementary school. jjcense vendors over the state or donia closed the meeting wdth a captive bighorn ram once llv- - search department of Western ' ed to be 20 years old. The public is Invited to attend, from department offices. prayer. Norm , Boardman. Precipitation company. Demo Candidate Makes Strong Bid For Senate Sports Ileus 0. calendar ar The Area For Sale Watson 9, I I (Continued a Tracts in Glen For Rational Use fa (Friday Kanab Chamber of Commerce Workers Small Will Furnish Report and the guests especially floor-lengt- jewel-trimme- gressmen while whittling away salaries of others! ies e lace. con- predatory animals. Regional Director E. C. Cates of Albuquerque, New Mexico and Miss Rene BFOoksby, daughter Noble E. Buell of the U. S. Fish of the Arland Brooksbys, is leav- and Wildlife department, of to ing this Friday to return Washington, D. C., spent several n Y u university, g Brigham days with Mr. Riggs In Kanab where she wiTFenter as a sopho this week, discussing his success more. She is president of Pen. in this work. The report will be rose Hall there and, as president, used nationwide. will attend a Leadership conference at Sun Valley, Idaho next activities for women stuweek. The conference is for all years dents. Her parents will accomother and dormitory presidents her to Provo and return to out details pany Fredonia Sunday. girl leaders to map for Freshman, week and the BULLETIN Wins Grown The home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Elmer Jackson In Kanab was the of a reception Friday evetheir new sonin-lahonoring ning and daughter. Me and Mrs. Evan B. McAllister. Mrs. McAllister is the former Miss Joyce Jackson. Thursday evening the rouble exchanged wedding vows in the Salt I Jike L D S temple, with Elder Harold B. Lee of the Council of the Twelve officiating. Following the temple rites, the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton J. McAllister, also of Kanab. had feted the couple at a wedding dinner at Harmans in Salt Lake City. At the reception, the bride h wore a peau de soie gown trimmed with handclipped lace, encrusted with iridescent sequins and pearls. Long tapered sleeves and a rounded neckline enhanced the fitted bodice. The bouffant Skirt, which swept into a chapel train, w'as highlighted with appliques of The independent candidate declared that there now Is no difference between the two major parties. Both, he charged, are destroying constitutional rights of all Americans by taxing Americans to support foreign governments and pursuing spending policies which are confiscating wages of workingmen and inheritances of widows and orphans. He challenged congressmen of both parties to justify actions as Fredonia News Honored Here The annual Fall Conference of The American Legion, District 7, will be held Saturday, September 20, at Kanab, according to an announcement made this week by LeLand D. Heywood, district commander. The meeting will be for all Legionnaires and those eligible men and women who served in the armed forces during World War I, World War II, and the Korean War of District 7, which is made up of posts in Kanab, Parowan, Panguitch, Milford, Beaver, Cedar City, Enterprise, Minersville, St. George, Hurricane, Escalante, and Orderville. Items on the' agenda for the conference include reports of Legion activity in the various posts, reports of the recent national comention, and other matters that might properly come before the conference. Bids for the Spring Convention also will be accepted from the clubs, according to Commander Heywood. . Lake City. LEE Miss Louise Robinson Following Marriage Coconino County An estimated 1,500 demonstrative persons heard Mr. Lee and two others at a rally at the Rainbow Randevu In Salt J. BRACKEN Kanab Cpuple Are To f.leel In Kanab . lOltOtlAl NATIONAL 0, |
