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Show VV - XEttsPArr-tt-- niNSQUIHTWN OP THE Sl'N AND NEWS ADVOCATE y, JlM: jloff Seen as Big Factor in nlarging CarbonjCoal n't Dotwro cutuff in Carbon more benefit il! j0 in Utah, ac- -t county 0(her iny of the Den jo reyrvNentative Western rail .,d Rio Grande Frl-j ho acre visitors in Price Nik s MOTORIST DIES IN Market'1 BY of the na Saturday- vUiting officials C.OFC. . CITY HOSPITAL AS MARK CELEBRATION OFGOLDENWEDDING 'W ..wto Mr-aK&A-- HEAD; County Revealed in Report Hah Fount) Man Fatally Hurt PERMANENT HEADS In Far Arridcnt North Of Fasti? Cate J 7 helU i (jwti.i, 26, of SpaniNli Fork idled in the Piu-- niy hu.j,n,ii at 3,45 P m I i K Drouth Situation in Carbon RESULT OF MISHAP IrojJ Heads Declare COMMITTEES FOR ouniy Will Derive YEAR APPOINTED I Many Benefits ausit N IM HI Official Announces 70 Per Cent Of Supply Already Used ELECTED BY SONS e Wednesday of injuries suffered (about midnight tin- - OF UTAH PIONEERS pievimis day w Hen his car d with a Chamber Of Commerce, Notary overturned in Price n three miles north of Castle Gate. John E. Hent Named in the at Club Protest Federal ev.nmg Faptaln Of D S t.il.( rn.,, Ho'.pa.il attaches reported Cowan Price Mr ii, .Mrs At ulu) Famp Meeting Cower Plants Arthur Will.un II.., jipffeied a fructuted skull and intern-- I .ley. Sunday Evening at injuries. l uildi rs of can-i)o- BAIN II ELIS F HOIS The second rsin this district has enjoyed In the past elht daji brouiht a measure of relief Wednesday to farina and gardens of Carbon county. Starting shortly before 12:30 p. iti, the downpour continued without appreciable Interruption throughout the remainder of the day. drouth-affecte- d included A. traffic pme, tTj. manager; assistant n.n. Chamber of commerce committee hrat.-Thieo other occupants of the mathur n A permanent organization of a Torr.pl;ins' Raveling freight assignments for the ci '.if y Tu. Mi.iy uS hmidieds chine were also injured, ensuing year of pas-division though not Price camp of the Sons of Utah PiIf. W. Greer, nd were announced by President ci tin ally, namely otf, mi r..ngiaiula!4,iS Hcbor Johnson, 20, oneers was head-r- :i effected Sunday evening sgent, all of w hom have 31 ,f Mr. Spanish Fork, left hand, face at a and Mrs injured (IMc'"r rnW1,'.n Horsley were mair.ed m the L. D. S. taberin Salt Lake. meeting and bruised shoulder; Hel- nacle. Monday evening in the St, be-- : L D S temple cutoff, which is located at the en k, 19, Thistle, cut on hand and e 5, 1881 and have made their John E. Bent was elected captain Dc'tsero and Ilond, cuts of 175 tu re bruises on face, and Dorothy Minor, of company. home Rail-L Seriousness of drouth condition In and Denver. the unit, the other officers being December lYice 24. between Committees 18, Thistle, cut on leg. They were as follows: named, the ac- 1884. Carbon county arc well illustrated In First facials announce that the short'E. lieutenant, Angus treated at the Price hospital. ceptance of the apjKuntefs, are as folAt the present time, Mr. Johnson; second lieutenant. H. H. a report issued Tuesday by Ralph P. Horsley is d quicker route will open up lows: of the According to a report made by Holdaway; secretary, president Carbon L. D. S. stake, of the r markets for Carbon county coal Sterling For- Anderson, superintendent Membership, finance and budget, and chairman of the board of di- Johnson to Sheriff S. M. Bliss, the ac- sythe; treasurer, Ira Ovlatt. Price River Water Conservation dis17c kuas, Missouri and Nebraska, Belmont Richards, Claude J. Empey rectors of the I irst National bank of cident occurred when Cowan, driving The first regular of the trict, who announces that with only is also another angle to be and J. B. Littizzettc; industries (coal, Price. toward Spanish Fork, attempted to new organization willmeeting one third of the irrigation season be Tuesheld ered concerning the effect the asphalt, dry Ice and new industries), 120 relatives and pass a car traveling in the same di- day, June 12, regular meetings there- gone, farmers of this county have alAppioximatcly will have on Carbon's coal pro-W. E. Fleetwood, A. E. Gibson and close friends The Cowan automobile after to be conducted on the second ready used approximately 70 15c attended the dinner, rection. per cent according to Mr. Cronin. In- -j John If. Redd; transportation (roads, while over 500 persons were invited struck some loose gravel, careened Tuesday of each month in the L. D. of the water which appears to be means railroad the of business railroads, stages and aviation). Mat to the reception, during which a pro- up a hill at the side of the road and S', tabernacle. available for the entire season. note trains will be operated, Gilmour, Val H. Cowles and Elmie gram was presented, presided over fell back on its side in the center of Between April 18 and June 11, Mr. The will with camp the more will consume cooperate naturally Bernardi; publicity. Frank D. Sawyer, by Mr. Horsley's eldest son. Arthur the highway, Johnson stated. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers in Anderson said, there will have been Art Draper and Mrs. F. O. Storrs. S. Horsley, Price The injured persons were brought staging a Pioneer day celebration in used approximately 4500 acre-feof attorney. The pror larger number of trains will Retail trade, A. D. Sutton, L. R. included talks by Bishop George to the hospital by passing motorists, Price on July 24. An extensive pro- primary water and 7500 acre-fegram of as and more crews, Helper, jt Comer P. Peacock, Frank D. Jorgensen, Mayor B. W. Dalton, Pres- whose names were not learned. gram, lasting throughout the day, is reservoir water, a total of about ruion point of the railroad,' will t. Unless farmers are 17c r.a!!y benefit. Mr. Cronin said. Bryner and Stanley Barrett; whole- ident Peterson of Emery stake, Mr. The body is at the Deseret being planned. To advertise the sale trade, William Hakalo. C. R. favored a with storm his which will store several Dr. W. son. members of W. Horsley, the Horsley camp r,j are going ahead rapidly for and H. J. Beckel; agriculture of Lovell, Wyo.; invocation, John E. have pledged themselves to allow water in the reservoir, or periodic rciebration to be held at Bond and livestock, Carl W. Empey, J. B. Pettit; benediction, Orson H. their beards to grow until July 24. A rains which will furnish the requirIS. maiking the completion of Jewkes and Glen N. Nelson; civic, song, ladies quartette directed kangaroo court will be conducted to ed moisture, they can depend on only 15c jtoff, which was constructed at social and entertainment, John for the remainby Mrs. George B. Harding; vocal punish those who break the pledge. about 5000 acre-fe: of three and lf million der of the season, including primary E. R. Hanson and O. H. All males Miss whose ancestors Wanda solo, selarrived and Williams, :t The Price chamber of com-- t in Utah before May 10, 1869, are eli- water. There are at least 100 more legislation and taxation, Gust ection by a male quartette under the is cooperating with other cities S. Horsley and J. direction of Murray Mathis. Arthur Platis, gible for membership in the organ- days on which it will be necessary 19c anging for the dedication, Bracken Lee. Mr. Pettit presented a living room ization, regardless of sect, creed or to water gardens. te of the features of the celebra-w- ll Most of the farm crops, Mr. AnWith of the Carbon set beto Mr. and color, and are invited to join. MemMrs. on development Horsley be an exhibit of the new W. Winifred Selected West By derson seas blanks one explained, will be matured beof its half of their friends. coal industry bership application may be gton streamlined Zephyr train, countys A. Group For Post E. It. fore that time, except sugar beets, Mr. from cured of either chamber or the his residence of objectives, Holdaway During nearly 19c h recently set a new record for major which require a late Irrigation Just Of County Manager Mr. Forsythe. resolu- fifty years in Price, Mr. Horsley has a commerce has joint passed Denver Chicago run, traveling The objectives of the Sons of Utah before digging. tion with the Rotary club protesting filled many public offices, both city 174 miles in 13 hours, There never has been a time in At a meeting of the Carbon central Pioneers are to keep alive the memgovernmental development of hydro- and county, and has been active in June 17, the day after the the history of the west when the priof and the to committee and of relief In the the D. S. L. electric of the church. ory spirit affairs pioneers, emergency discussing plants. the D. Sc R. G. W. will in water has reached such a low Rol-lmary a promote the general welfare of the He embarked on his career in pub- administration Tuesday evening, matter, the board of directors exute an d enlarged passenger at this time of the year, Mr. stage state. West as was E. removed county there will be two east-i- d pressed the opinion that the develop- lic office November 8, 1892, when he Anderson said. W. of Winifred and threatto trustees board of works, elected was of the ment such supervisor seriously plants and two d trains The flow of primary water is now ens the coal industry, reducing pro- of Price town, serving until December West of Price was appointed to sucugh Price each of normal and is dropday, whereas now only of ceed title the with of since 1897. out Positions he has held county him, miners and duction 31, throwing is only one each Unless a conservation way. ping rapidly. E. A. R. manager that time include: Town clerk, ie trains can be immediately institutoperating at present jobs. program in town of commerce introducthe was of board, The removal motion Other chambers president continue by way of the ed to insure a supply of water for IN Royal be ed by County Commissioner C. R. county treasurer, the two new trains to travel this section of the country will the balance of the season, the supa resolutions. city councilman, Fahring of Helper, who held proxy the cutoff. On the latter asked to pass similar ply will run out before the middle of With the of several puregistration from Mrs. J. W. Bingham, a regular the latest with the hottest month ahead." type of July, (Continued on Psge Five) from outside the student pils county, member of the committee. coaches will be used, to Mr. Anderson, for the According counactivities at the Carbon ble in Price, the In presenting the ouster motion, Dr. flying first fifty days of the irrigation searail officials d are more than extensive ty airport FLAG DAY Move in the hope that this Fahrir.g accused Mr. West of being a at any time since the local aviation son, approximately 250 acre-fehave county discordant note in the E. R. A. or- school was been delivered As conditions .avealarge representation at the daily. to 1934 14 established, according Campaign now stand, only 50 acre-feganization, and stated that there Mr. Lund. June 16. A special train can be fI jfration as he as G. no O. P. could be long Salt Lake will harmony delivered daily, and should it be deby to latest The student solo a stop at Price, make remained as works supervisor. He Judge Dilworth Woolley of Manti I he rates have been fixed so low is Clair Johnson of Manti, livered in a continuous stream, the to deliver an invitation has that Mr. West refused to co- flight declared counCarbon of accepted lrtually every one can afford to Republicans Judicial district court re- flow would be so small that a heavy Seventh the address at the annual Flag day the loss would be suffered, Mr. Anderoperate in the handling of relief, and porter, Mr. Lund, reported. ty this week made the first trip, Mr. Cronin said. services of Price lodge No. 1550, B. did not show the proper attitude tomove in the 1934 political camHe also announced that five stu- son asserted. For that reason, the P. O. E., Thursday, June 14 at 7:30 ward relief and work applicants. Dr. dents from Roosevelt have rbon Bourbons paign by inaugurating plans for registered district will be compelled to deliver hall. Moon m. at Silver the held to be p. Fahring also claimed that the works for a training course at the local twice the stream half as often, he a county convention Send 27 supervisor allowed personalities to school, the group including Oscar An- said. here on or about July 6 for the Dean Holdaway, chairman of the Delegates enter into his duties. The report shows that farmers have to committee in charge of the program, To Utah purpose of choosing delegates derson, C. Labrun, Kelly Redmond, of their water supdismissal the of held in only favor be convention. vote state The the announces that parades will Harry Eggleston and Joseph Wogi. use in the next three left for 5 to 2, Chairman W. B. Mr. Mat to in ply Price was Gilmour, and motion m. at has had 6:00 in According p. Wogi previous training, hot Rowley, mo17 chairman of the at Helper months. Dr. ba not Fahrings voting. but the other four received their incounty Republican chairman, 7:00 p. m. Participating will Stapley y Democratic It is expected that most of the grain central committee, the Antlers band, junior drum corps tion was seconded by Mrs. F. M. Ol- itial instruction Sunday. delegates will be named for the dwsed this be matured by July 15, but even will week that Carbon of been has of son of Price. state meet, which Helper legion post, members be allowed to if all of the crops mature by that send 27 the Elks lodge and civic leaders. In addition to Winifred W. West, scheduled for July 18 at the 0 the state time, the water available will only be Democratic Lti the following applicants were considA dance at the Silver Moon hall Victory theatre in Salt Lake. At to be held at Emof the amount which will have half successor; be Wests will Provo Sep- - will follow the program, which is Mr. as candidates ered this time, Goes tha Purpose of been used. Erin senaLeonard, and Olson K. States United mett for chosen Mr. naming Holdaway to the public, open or United States The report states: It can readily senator announced. tor and representative and state Price; John B. Cima and August Wool shipments this week from be seen that some measure of conand Eugene PresdUstice Of the Slinrl5611316 Helper, treasurer. me court Price to Eismann Brothers company of servation must be adopted. We are and state treas- sed, Hiawatha. Boston, Mass., will total approximate- urging the gardener to cultivate more 40,000 fleeces, which is equivalent and water less, and assist us in this of ly the bSrIi0nent delegates Line May Be A to about 350,000 pounds, according to battle against drouth. Only close co-!5iaineWrV0te in the last lcoal representatives of the com operation will win the battle and save each county f our gardens. Po?ledfne delegate for every Anniversaries are sacred whether it be Clt?j pany. We fully realize that gardens there so that all of this wool will have been All business, To suspend .7 H.' BloodCtln thereof cast for Providing the federal highway bud- states or nations. IS loaded be watered more often than should observe of anniversaries, the the end most to week, by fittingly another asphalt project get permits, farm but when the water supenter crops, State of it being shipped on consignment, 4if hr?W? Democratic east of Price will be included in the to waive personal pleasures; of dvTc Ptafng mrt is not sufficient, we must make ply MrMr. Saluverakis stated. Day, ingyKinstructed Rowley states highway program this year, into the being on that Anniversary the best of conditions. spirit of an occasion; bu0n, countys :le delegates according to an announcement by ofis being commemorated: that which Drama Life The conservation program will bethe a CARBON MAN FORMER SOUGHT Player State secretary, ficials of the state road commission. iS come effective Monday, June 11 with Mrs J Marie Pahakes and her son the first being Pioneer Day It is contemplated to lay asphalt dry week, and thereafter wa' Nbwtherefore, Tuesday, July 24, 1934, of delegates as of Lighortinas, Candia, ter will be in the canals known and commonwealth on approximately 10.5 miles between daughter the of only every f the state is IW anniversary of the founding proclama-tbnScdfu- n Greece, have requested Joseph other week. This situation will be the eastern county line and the Salt i-Utah I B. W. Dalton, Mayor, do by this with the Crete, of r; Lake 342; Utah, 81; stretch, east of Price, on which as- thf to aid Chez, attorney general Utah, general throughout the Price River aH citizens of Price, Utah, to join actively B e them in locating their husband and Water Conservation district, including is now being laid. m and ' phalt m both rinnVhters arranging Du- of the Utah Pioneers, 10' It is probable that a definite anchar- father, Georgios Pahakes whom they Price. last heard from in Rains cm Novemout a celebration on that day that shall, by its high kGar,leld' 2' nouncement concerning the proposal According to Mr. Anderson, there 13 Kane, f-Pioneer reverence in all adult minds; and shall ber 4, 1930. n be some water in the river from will will be forthcoming as soon as con- acter 3; San rMorgan' 4; Piute, 2; to honor the historic founders of their this of below the reservoir. This city springs the youth teach gress adjourns. uan, r .7 4; Sanpete, 23; will be used as economically as posEQUALIZATION MEETING HELD 13 Tooele. fl 13; WaJ?1!, 13; FIREWORKS SALE BANNED BY StatAnd to promote enthusiasm and WEDNESDAY BY COMMISSION sible, and will probably supply some 1 "Vne, 2 1934, all Washington. JULY of the small streams where there is UNTIL HEAD POLICE that from now until dtfzens should wear whiskers. Wear them to advertise The second property equalization no great length of ditch. It will be Chief of Police Lawrence Whit- The 24th ; wear them lest the Kangarai Contribution Court (a meeting of the Carbon county com- impossible, he stated, to distribute in L.AW 0FFICE missioners was held Wednesday, the all of the canals, and the exact more announced Monday that it is Utah Pioneers presiding) take note of PrB' Hanson son of unlawful for any merchant in Price Daughter of the third sessioin to be held Thursday, amount will not be known until the of Utah. Pioneers the venerate bas Pened an to sell fireworks of any kind before wear them to honor and f! the Sii of Pioneer deeds and sacri- (today). The board will meet on reservoir is closed, and the water althe memory that I endo, All this banned be building and equalization matters again on June lowed to assume its natural flow. 1. Torpedoes will g vanish from among us. or ral law Practice. July this dim Mr. to not This distribution will their be made 19, which will be the last opportunishall I according is fice season, .1 tirely B w DALTON, Mayor. of the Car Whitmore, who warns that anyone ty property owners have to present according to the judgment of water will officials. their assessment complaints. and also of of June, A. D. 1934. !versitygof violating the law on this matter Dated at Price Utah, this 5th day be arrested. . d g an-I- U ds !fntTor lau-ration- s e lt . Dixon-Taylor-Russ- Furni-'Jun- n. Tt et et 12,-0- ev-.e- nt, acre-fee- Fer-guss- on Guy-mo- Me-not- n; ti, one-ha- Guy-mo- n; -- i cel-!.o- West Is Removed As Works Head by County Committee et n, 3c ser-an- west-boun- PRICE AVIATION SCHOOL REPORTS GAIN PUPILS e 1906-190- 9; 1910-191- air-cond- i-d ex-c- PRICE ELKS SET ANNUAL PROGRAM JUNE 1901-190- 3; 1907-191- 0; one-thi- rd 1; First et et Made To Convention 5s 0 I one-four- th Huge Amount Of Wool To Boston Firm Ji;r Lit-tizzet- te, J : Entire Stretch to PROCLAMATION. County Paved With Asphalt - 'SleS o&Tnt r, 79- iFVftwwii nea-eV- car-rvin- le 14- PjPevei;dree! Se fonof equate S)1 RECEIVE THE BENEFIT OF THE LARGEST COVERAGE AFFORDED ,ruT,ellirADVOCATE iMEDWsmEDm EAE UTAH - ALMOST EVERY HOME IN CARBON AND MANY IN EMERY EACH WEEK 00 |