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Show Y 1 Per ;; di afly AA' AA' if Ay AH)' 'j otracto 10 A :: 12 14 I AN ryPEPEXDENT f NEWSPAPER 12 v O' Pages AT A CONSOLIDATION OF THE SUN AND NEWS-ADVOCAT- jj HIHIl E COlf, new c e aeco: FRICE, CARBON COUNTY, UTAH, le adviji, iay nii lor u; sgTY SESSION ugh ah the ue. E re. urn; Much with Fergus wing 4 before" the two-par- ty into action during the will be campaigning season tfe steps lilted t esidents next when Carbon , by evening BE Sat- - jjblicans Pru-denc- their have for the 'cation candi- of cction senat- state for of HO members bouse of reprefoura asaves, v C G CU Goniitakis, commissioner- two-ye- one and attorneys office, are jpe interesting developments nrated Saturday evening during convention, the G. O. P. folks Democratic jig weighed the Tussionership tick-select- last week-en- ard d ly with their belief a victory. being heard concerning Active candidates for the various ss. Commissioner George Schultz announced his candidacy for the scoring is jie t nomina-- announcements which been given general pub- -' circulation at this writing are, R. Kilson, commissioner, Other to date four-ye- ar C. Wallm, four-ye- ar of Helper. both jaissioner, Republican workers of the county ir ;iar to be very confident concern-theprospects on some of the Charles i claim they are km exceedingly by the possibil- 1 their candidate for governor, jr Dillman of Roosevelt, carrying jaunty because of the many oth-js- e Democratic votes they antici-c- e being cast in opposition to Gov-tuty candidates, or Henry H. Blood. odds support for President DUtvelt by the county appears to Heavy How-- s, generally accepted. are chieftains Republican Incsjpuig their plans to include an ave drive for Governor Alfred M. cion, their nominee, according to The Saturday ejaign statements. fcing convention is to be held at quite the house, the opening scheduled as 8 oclock. ecourt October For t be- -: 16, 17 entertainment, to be b as Price Ward Fair, will be tsored by local M. I. A. groups on 16 and 17, according to word ssed by officers of that organiza-- t two-d- ay -- this week. plans for the occasion call stunts, booths, skits, fashion show, minstrels, store, tap dance revue and a finale dance Saturday night. A noer of prizes for various events eutative novel ; de-tei- on nto and Dean Nielson, proassisted by LeRoy Powell, be Morinda Grange Williams, Pony McArthur. Candidate Visitor Here Adams, Democratic can-- P fir district attorney, was a county visitor this week, mak- T. . tour into this area. San Juan county attor- resdent of Monticello. The nt district attorney is Fred er, also a resident of San Juan ! ,camPa'fe'T1 Adams is y. DRIVER IS GIVEN ' STIFF FINE of ..v;a J $ioo and revocation of license for one year, was y assessed against Joe E. 8, of Helper on conviction f 4 li MEETING Republicans of Price selected their delegates to the county convention Monday evening, the Carbon session being scheduled for Saturday evening of this week in the court house here. Those named from the south, east and northeast precincts carry a full vote each, the delegates from the other district having half a vote at the county conclave. Following are those who were nams, ed as delegates: South Harry E. E. Peirce, Stanley Hanson, Andrew Oman, Frank Goni, E. H. Pace; northwest Gomer Peacock, J. F. MacKnight, A. E. Gibson, J. H. Wade, Charles Atwood, Dominic Alice, George Fausett, Nick Bernardi; east Wilbur Burnham, Henry Fiack, Elmie Bernardi, Heber Greenwood, Carl Gunderson; northeast Lars Gunderson, Orson Guymon, Erin Leonard; central Mrs. C. R. Fergusson, Clyde Oman, W. E. Mclntire, Eugene Hanson, Henry Ruggeri, A. S. Horsley, Royal Frandsen, Mat Gilmour, Wallace Grange, George Collingham, John Dascolas, J. E. Pettit, Mrs. Harris Simonson, Frank Hanson. Alternates from central Price were named as McClure Wilson, Jas., F. follows: Pace, Wilford Jensen and Ray Branch. Mah-lere- OFFICERS WILL BE BY LEGION POST Election of officers for the forthcoming year, particularly important because of the fact that the Utah state convention will be held in Price next summer, will be the chief item of business to come before the local post of the American Legion at their weekly session this (Thursday) evening. New post leaders will be chosen from the largest field of candidates replaced in the running during any cent year. Initial nominations at the be presented both nights. September 10th meeting were followittees arranging the affair ed by the additional candidate nomcharge of Mrs. Ray Walters, inations last Thursday evening, those siso 'orations, -t- 1 CHOSEN TONIGHT Ward: Dates Set By fj, hour Planned Fair ill Nicolas ed un-3ted- mapping out their selec- -' accordance 0P w Was runen driving in court u'as arrested by State Paerne Davis and Jack Sulli-- c They reported that fen. drinking considerably tdriv'ng his car in a care-iC- "? uess manner." jail on and will serve 50 TS h Payment of the fine. .csd , ej Persons have been sen- yp-lss er terms in iaii n V Vf. ,Lnt being drunk in public S.m6 Court docket of Judge H. revealsir.cis Charles Riser, 43 jayrison Stanley Barney, 2) haVBn wS and Stanley Bore-an- o n hailed before the ,, jj of in the county char2es, m ot?u of s - ;.--t Pleaded guilty. A program of highly entertaining nature and educational quality is be- y ing arranged for the meet, THIS MORNING IN according to communications sent out by the associations secretary, J. Ed- AUTO ACCIDENT ward Taylor of Salt Lake City. Detailed information concerning the program could not be secured at this John Scarpino, long a resident of' writing. It was announced that speCarbon county and engaged in the cial entertainment will be arranged wholesale mercantile trucking busi- for ladies who are to be in attend- ness here for several years past, was ance. Some outstanding speakers on the killed early this (Thursday) morning when the truck in which he and his fuel industry are to be heard, the Tony Samoni, also of Price, nouncement advises. The public is riding collided with another vited and urged to be in attendance when an address on the future of coal commercial car near Sandy. According to information received is to be a chief subject by a well inhere, Mr. Scarpinos youthful assist- formed speaker on Friday morning, the probable time of delivery being ant was driving the truck. Details concerning the accident announced as 10:30 or 11 oclock. A were lacking at this writing. Mr. banquet and dance have been includScarpino operated his own truck be- ed as entertainment features, retail tween Carbon county and Salt Lake dealers to be courtesy guests of the City, making regular trips into the coal producing companies of this discapital city where he secured his mer- trict. Location of the banquet has cantile products from the wholesale not been made public. Bert P. Manley, executive secretary houses and brought them here for disof the Utah Coal Producers Associatribution to his retailing customers. Mr. Scarpino had lived in Price for tion, is to be the Friday morning a considerable period of time, his speaker and his address is expected earlier residence in this county having to bring forth information which will been at Sunnyside where he worked be of great interest to the business for a period of years for Fred Pater- concerns of this district. The dance and banquet will be held noster, Price resident who was then at the Carbon County Country Club business in in the that retail engaged camp. Later Mr. Scarpino engaged tomorrow evening. Advance informain the mercantile business for himself tion had it that about three hundred at Sunnyside, operating a store. This delegates and friends were expected to be here for the sessions. A state- was previous to the World War. During the World War Mr. Scarpino ment received from Mr. Taylor to Italy where he joined and nesday indicated that the attendance served with the military forces of his would be fully up to expectations. native land during the conflict. FolHeadquarters will be at the Savoy. lowing the closing of the war he re- Music of a welcoming nature will be turned to the United States, locating supplied tomorrow morning by the in Salt Lake City, where he engaged Carbon county high school band. One of the important features of in the retail business, operating a the program will be a visit to the varstore in the Utah capital city. The widow, Mary, and four child- ious coal producing properties in Carren, Charles, Rose, Salvadore and bon and Emery counties. An excellent illustration of the repFrances, survive. There are two brothers living in this country, Tony utation which Price has gained as a being engaged in the manufacturing convention city is contained in the business in Salt Lake City and Joe following statement in one of the presimilarly occupied at Sacramento, convention letters sent to the dealers: California. The family home in Price Price is a delightful city in which to is on North Second East. Mr. Scar- hold a convention and you are assurpino had been a resident of the Unit- ed of a cordial reception. Mayor J. Bracken Lee is expected ed States, with the exception of the to deliver an address of welcome to about for war of his service, period invisitors. the available to according years, forty most of all He lived had formation. Attending National Convention that time in Utah, a goodly share of W. McKinnon, president of the A. hundreds had and it in Carbon county of friends in this section who welcom- Carbon Emery bank, and Earl Hills, ed his kindly friendliness always cashier, left the latter part of last beaming with a cheerfulness reflect- week for San Francisco, California, to attend the American Bankers asing his nature. sociation convention being held in the coast TO city this week. They are exCOUNTY SOCIALISTS to return the latter part of pected HOLD MEETING SOON; TO the week. two-da- DELEGATES NAMED FOR G Grazing Hearing To Be Held Here; Dealers and salesmen engaged in the selling of fuel to Utah customers will carry on their yearly sessions in appropriate atmos-- 1 phere on Friday and Saturday when members of the Retail Fuel Dealers Association of Utah hold their sixth annual convention at Price, meetings being scheduled to take place during the two-da- y conclave in the auditorium of the. Elks club rooms. Consider Appeals re Wed-return- ed TALK TICKET CHOOSING Visit Ogden Packing Plants Ed Virden, manager of the local Socialists of Carbon county will named and the offices for which they hold a meeting at the Price bowling Price Trading Co. meat department, were placed in the running including alley on Sunday afternoon, October 4, and Paul Holbrook and Hack Caldin charge of that firms meat deWilliam Hakalo and Vern Davis, com- starting at 2 oclock, it was announced well, All Socialists of the county partments in their stores at Hiawatha and Steele Monday. Frank Ivan Pace, mander; are urged to be in attendance as it is and Mohrland, respectively, were visElmer Young, first of a ticket itors at Ogden Friday, making an inLeo Anderson and J. Allen Browne, understood that selection will be spection trip through some of the election the Faufor forthcoming Scott second of discussion. chief a packing institutions of that city. Clark topic Les Worley, sett, Ted Thomas, and Thomas Wright, adjutant; Harvey William Hakalo, chaplain; Charles Fausett and Heber Greenwood, sergeaC. Robbert Ferugsson, nt-at-arms; Scott Fausett, William Hakalo, J. T. Divisional Conference Held Here This Week; Annual Roll Call Kelley, Wilford Jensen, Ace Roberts, execuExpected to Start November 11 Harvey Thomas, Elmer Young, tive committee; Frank Bryner and A. A representative member of the At the annual election and L. Craven, trustees; Elmer Bertot, is to be named in the near fu- of board the Carbon Clark and meeting Scott Fausett, Clyde Vaught of the American Red ture for each camp in the district, Mr. county officer. chapter finance Wright, Due to the fact that the state con- Cross a new leader was selected to Pace announced. Plans are being shaped for the anvention will be held here next year direct activities during the next year, bePrice nual roll call during the week beginin treasurer, of Pace, city Carlyle importance and other activities ning November 11. Mrs. J. C. Hubwhich the Legionnaires are expected ing chosen as chairman. J. W. Hammond, long a worker in bard was in charge of the county durto participate in greater degree than in the past, it is expected that the the organization, was elected vice ing the roll call last year and Mrs. M. W. Ross, last years Royal Frandsen handled the work in post will be particularly engaged chairman; was named secre- Price, an excellent record being made The chairman, county year. the forthcoming during to under their direction, a mark which was Hills Earl and of July tary, post has sponsored the Fourth a which he two the will be something real to aim at this post the treasurership, past here during celebration has held during the past few years. year. years, developing the biggest nations Members of the board of directors eastern Representatives of the organization holiday outdoor program in named in addition to the above men- in Duchesne, Uintah, Carbon, Emery, Utah on both occasions. tioned officers include Rev. T. H. Grand, and San Juan are expected to Evans, Bishop Orson H. Guyman, Rev. attend a divisional conference here on Judge Christensen To Manti his Fr. William A. Ruel, Mrs. Wilford Tuesday, October 20, it was announcJudge George Christensen and court reporter, William Ross, went to Jensen, Vernon Merrill, Vernon Davis, ed following a visit here last week by court Mrs. C. P. Heinlein, Mrs. Orval Thom- Nyles I. Christensen, field representaSanpete county Tuesday to hold as and Mrs. Ruth H. Flynn. Dilworth tive in this district. Plans call for a week. Judge the during Committee chairmen were announc- noon banquet that day at the Rinetti JohnClaire his reporter, Woolley and Home service, Mrs. & Capitolo restaurant. President F. ed as follows: son, arrived here from Manti the same health and nursing, Mrs. R. Harris of the Brigham Young UnisesJensen; of holding day for the purpose Bingham; junior, Miss Ruby Bean; versity, recently named state chairsions at Price. home and farm accident prevention, man for the Red Cross organization, is Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Elkington and G. J. Reeves; first aid, Mr. Merrill; expected to be in attendance and to Mr. Davis; roll call, Mrs. deliver the principal address. Other family returned Sunday from a disaster, Royal Frandsen; publicity, Val H. district officials will in all probability weeks motor trip to southern Cowles. be present, too. er; CARBON RED CROSS ELECTS OFFICERS i ' For the purpose of hearing appeals on grazing matters in the district a meeting is to be held in Price on Monday, October 5. It is probable that the session will be held in the federal building, no definite announcement having been made on this, however. Members of the executive board of the grazing directors will in all probability sit in at the hearing and E. E. House, district grazied, will be present in a supervisory capacity. EARLY MARKING OF HIGHWAY DESIRED AT PARTY MEETING if I PRICE MAN KILLED ar county jn Columbia; I io Marketakis, Vincenzo Scarcelli, Helper; Millie H. Nezos, John H. Bradshaw, Rolapp; Peter Svetich, Mutual. c 01 Final citizenship papers were received at the hearing held in the Carbon county court house Monday by the following: Rade Peinovich, Sweets; Maurice A. Werrion, Kenilworth; Josef Pedro Oddenino, Basterrechea, Albert H. Kellough, Price; Emmanuel S. Vo-grin- ec, of NUMBER 39 Educational and Entertaining Features to Mark Sixth Annual Convention of Dealers Citizenship Papers Granted At Court Hearing Monday Candidates Available 24, 1936 CANDIDATES Sh" ,,an ing bol express SEPTEMBER UTAH RETAIL FUEL DEALERS MEET HERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! BOURBONS NAME jf republicans SATURDAY NIGHT the prf oted tiif re to g THURSDAY, Lack of Fireworks Is Feature of Convention; Gibson, leterson (liven Unanimous Vote Democrats of Carbon county closed the final gap in candidate nominations in preparation for the of actual vole seeking at theiropening county B convention Saturday I evening, the session being held at the Carbon high school auditorium due to the fact that something had gone wrong with the lighting system at the court house. The candidate machinery was placed in operation by the placement of the name of Dr. C. R. Fahring, of Helper, incumbent commissioner, before the delegates as a candidate for the nomination to the four-yeterm to that office, Silas Rowley advancing the railroad city dentist for consideration. Then followed the naming of Robert McKinnon, Hiawatha dairyman, by Mrs. Steckelman of the same community for consideration for the same office. A third prospect was placed in the field in the person of Roger Reynolds, also a Helper man, by Robert Henderson of Kenilworth. Balloting by the delegates followed with Commissioner Fahring proving victor with a total of forty-fiv- e votes. Reynolds received twenty-thre- e and McKinnon was accorded eleven. Two nominations were then made by acclamation, that of Orval Peterson of Columbia for the two-yecommissionership and County Attorney Marl D. Gibson for the office he now occupies. The second contest of the evening, probably the most interesting from the standpoint of candidates In the field, was that for the state senatorial nomination. State Senator George M. Miller of Price sought the selection and Representative G. G. Lindstrom of Spring Canyon was his announced opponent. Senator Millers name was presented by W. E. Christensen of Price and that of Representative Lindstrom was advanced by Frank Bonac-- ci of Helper. The vote on this nomination was Lindstrom forty-nin- e, Miller thirty-on- e and Frank Bonacci of Helper, field representative of the United Mine Workers of America, and D. A. Tidwell of Wellington were nominated for the two legislative offices, the latter ret, Bonacci ceiving a vote of lf and and securing fifty-oThomas Johnson of Price being acf. corded fifty and The keynote address was delivered by Calvin W. Rawlings of Salt Lake City, Democratic state chairman. Reese M. Reese, Carbon county treasurer and candidate for the state treasurership, Charles A. Skidmore, state superintendent of schools who is the Democratic candidate to succeed himOther candiself, were presented. dates presented to the convention included Judge George Christensen of Price and J. A. Hougaard of Manti, party nominees for the two district judgeships, and Donald Adams of Monticello, candidate for the district attorneyship. County Chairman Marl D. Gibson presided. 'i jJ ar Continued folio ving up of the advantage gained by designation recently of Highway Fifty as the eastern Utah link in the Roosevelt transcontinental motor route, was recommended at the meeting of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah at their monthly session held at Richfield Saturday. The recently designated route was scheduled for marking late this year and carrying out of that program was cautioned as an important and necessary step. The National Roosevelt Transcontinental highway organization is scheduled to hold its annual meeting in Chicago early in November and it is probable that the southern club group directors will take action toward being represented at that session at its next monthly meeting, that step having been suggested at the Saturday confab. Consideration of the plan for location of a junior college at Price did not come up for discussion at the Saturday meeting, leaders of the southern club group pointing out that their organization had already gone on record favoring location of such a school here and that no additional steps could be taken until the next session of the legislature. ar one-ha- lf. PRICE CAR STOLEN TO USE IN SERIES OF THEFTS SATURDAY Acting in the role of good Samaritans to themselves, thieves lifted the car of Belmont Richards of Price and are believed to have used it for transportation to several points in the district where robberies were carried out Saturday evening, including a visit to Orangeville and Castle Dale, breaks being made into a garage at the former town and a department store at the Emery county seat. Efforts to rob a drug store in the latter community were said to have been foiled by the night patrolman who fired shots to scare the would-b- e thieves away. Shortly after the Emery county visitations, Emils Cabaret, near Helper, was the scene of a holdup, two masked bandits entering the place and held up Emil Pascich, proprietor, and two customers, one being Dave Allison of Helper. The latter was struck on the head by an iron pipe carried by one of the robbers, the other being armed with a revolver. Almost one hundred dollars was the total loot taken from the cabaret and three occupants of the place. The Emery county robberies netted the three thieves a flash light from the garage; several blankets, shoes and cigarettes from the Hunt- ington Bros. Department store. Mr. Richards car was returned to his home before Sunday morning, a bullet hole being in the body. FEW BUSINESS AND MARRIAGE fifty-eigh- ne one-ha- one-hal- OUTING POSTPONED An outing previously set for Friday, September 25, by the Seventies Quorum of Price, has been postponed until Monday evening, September 28, according to official announcement Wednesday. Seventies and their partners are asked to meet at the tabernacle Monday night, at 7:00 p. m., where transportation will be available for the group. SITE CHOSEN FOR HELPER AUDITORIUM LICENSES ISSUED LAST WEEK Price couples were not listed among those making applications for marriage licenses during the past week, only four being issued, according to records on file at the county clerks office in Price. Following are those applying: September 18, Ray Smith Lovendall, Mohrland, Gwen Vernal Boulden, Castle Dale; September 21, Reed Chester Averett, Springville, Gladys Groneman, Provo; John Haley, Joplin, Missouri, Irene Montang, Lewiston, Montana; September 23, Steve Gust Kanakis and Koula Pappadakis, both of Helper. One business license went out last week, the Miners Club from National having received its operating A site for the new Helper city auditorium was decided upon at a special council meeting last Wednesday, The new building will be erected on Main street a little south of Janet street on the Denver 8c Rio Grande Western railroad property, which has been sold to Helper city for $7,500. frontThis property has age and is about 150 feet deep, is centrally located for the residents of Helper. Bids have been advertised and the work is expected to commence within the next month on the project. A special bond election was passed by the taxpayers of the railroad city recently, part, of the cost of which will be borne by the federal government. 162-fo- ot |