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Show rtY V " IN I)U ?7r7 Swlmmlni School For Scouters to He Held In Price swimming ,rSitesOfferA y i propped Choice of UKnUon Huildinff. rtpilTwcure industrial funds for construction r. hopiul were taken by at mur.iy commissioner : jnonthlv mtin Monday official! v authorized an M'V AM) NF.HS.ADVOTATK M'.MHLE Eighty Price Business Houses I hise (hi! I Coaches I Already Affiliated With N. R. A. ant hft. S4Ung course for boy scout leaders of the Cm bun und Emi-rdistricts will be conducted at the Price municipal pool from Monday until Saturday of next week Dully bessions will be held at 1:00 p. m, Certificates will U awarded to all who complete the course satisfactorily. The school is sponsored by the Carbon district scout leadership committee, of which W. W. West is chairman. Vernon Merrill will have charge of instruction. All scouters in the two counties are urged to enroll. According to Mr. West, oil er adults may also attend the w. ' n c 0R wis Displaying Eagle i J F. Mai Knight of tli eight team I oi tieipaung in the junior baseball bnitnunu-ii- t held here on Thtusd.iy, Filday and Saturday were highly pleated with the manner in xxhich the Price sost of the American Legion roiuiueted the meet. So well pleased were they thut several of the coache declared they were going to propose ttiat the 1934 tournament also be held CARBON COUNTY'S WHEAT ALLOTMENT NEXT YEAR FIXED Co.ii he REPEALS ORDINANCE WEEK AFTER an- 'olee Desire to Re I urn In 103 1 Jl Local Farmers Will He Allowed To Raise 10,125 HusheLs Under Government I'lan. Carbon county farmer will be allowed to raise a maximum of 10,423 bushel of wheat next year under the agricultural adjustment plan which reduce the total production in Utah and allots the amount each county will be permitted to raise. The domestic allotment plan adopted by the government provides that the wheat farmer will receive approximately 30 cents a bushel from of the the government on total amount he raise, in compensation for reducing the acre Wheat allotment for other counties in custom Utah are us follows: Duchesne. 57.192; Emery .64.399; San Juan. 25.897; Uintah. 54.478. Utah total allocation is 3,674.842 bushels. Carbons xxheat production avrrage, on which the countys allotment was based, is 19.300 bushels, according to William lvterson, manager of the agricultural adjustment administration for Utah. This figure represents the average production for the five-yeperiod from 1928 through 1932, Inclusive. In order to save administration costs in Utah, the state has been divided into 11 districts. Caibon, Emery, San Juan and Grand counties comprise one group. Carbons allotment for next year is the maximum total upon which individual compensation can be made within the county. If all wheat growers in the county should decide to come In on the wheat reduction program, the total of their domestic allotments would reach approximately the same figure as the county allotment. The compensation payments will be based upon these individual allotments. The amount of payments that will be made will depend upon the number of wheat growers who take advantage of the opportunity to participate in the wheat program. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace tstlmates that the nations need for wheat as food during the coming year aggregates 458,198,588 bushels, which is 54 per cent of the average annual production for the five years ending June 30, 1932. ADOPTION nounced Tueviuy that approximately 80 Pi ice employers hud returned signed pledges to suppolt President Hex f rage Act Voided by Council; recox of cry program here. for by Official Says City Did Not members of the N. R. A. Tlie M. J. Scanlon and the commit Umpire Intend to IJccase Deer. reads as follows- "We ccitify to E. E. McCarty also voiced their is necessary It that Vc'ire that we hax-- adjusted hours of labor IrVvroenl immediately, and praise of the tournament. Ttiey At a and meeting Tuesday Wages of employes to accord with weie particularly impressed by 'j project would furnish the picsidcnt's reemploy met t ngrec-men- i. the Helper city council repealed the banquet Thursday evening, ran hours of labor. winch we have signed " w eek xx liei the dinaiice last oi stating that 'he affair. enabled a to passed relieving the jobless the playeis to become betUr y 500 Approxun.it-ihospi-VVu- o i five-eig- ht citivi.s have a or of firms .selling rages jxtsoih red. construction and utiinulated friendand returned signed the cor sumor's containing as nunh as one-ha- lf f!l a great need in perl liness anJ good sportsmanship. pa uge to support business houses di.s- V-n'.Tim commissioners inu-.- t of secure a eitx li cint EXPENSES INCOME. the blue playing eagle of the N R. A. that "the county's population . Following is u list of eir plovers ceii.-e.n.aU!y 18,000 and that the xx ! o COLTON OVERHEAD The haxe of the or public's in facilities are CITY REPORTED j Eastern L'tah signed the agiiemenp Electric C. J. (linanee xias that He!er city intended company, cqurially in view Pi ni'ev company, Bessy .shoe shop, In crises to paxe the xvay for Cai bon is essentially that OPEN TRAFFIC 'jt s';i,1"n' Ryl.md to .sell 3 2 ls.E. M'rua center a nd has a great Revenue Tor Past Month Shown beer. rent Acemding C Lee. Causer's billard to In Recorders Statements Councilman M. O. Ioitei, it xvas large and modern institurlor, Supeiior sen ire station. Sani- lerkj a Structure Eliminates Dangerous nexer the design of the utv pi As $11,133.8:1. tarv barlier shop. Schramm-Johnso- n 'ernocc t srvmssioners were in receipt Uer. nor had this question evRailroad Crossing; Rridge Drug company. Wallace mortuarv, er bit-T for tht ts er from Mayor R. E, West. proposed Recepts city Is .130.0 Eect Long. Slolvs. Inc.. aulytotuLi.n,, rvpnrtmont on a."t ; II ov. exer. the oidinance xvas declar"md on behalf of Price rity jccj $i 1,133.33. according to the month- -' E. Moss ' Price Sheet & company, Jewelry Thu ed by Comity Attorney Walter C. nailable sites suitable for the jy financial statem nt issued Monday Metal works, FlaCille shop, Rice; Announcement xvas made Tuesday lie ocr of a hospital. In connection fr ont the office of Recorder Carl W. Cease to be in conflict with the Utah All-re- d Paul's studio. shoe at ;hme I the Pine office of the state road he ni'. v parlor. statutes. Ihs opinion was upheld by Mayor V.est commended Empey. Disbursements made through and ( O. P. Skaggs) comHyde commission that construction work xxho Gem ial iri members for their efforts lbe office amount J to $3394.16. This Chez, First National bank. Willow Attorney his standJoseph pany. in the and lands for the on folloxxing steel the oxerhead at Colton was rtf explained project, sum does not include hospital ex- -i Creek Coal company. i'ORCI received Friday by Mr. Cease the indorsement and support letter penditurcs. completed la.t week and the stretch Continental Oil company. Modern I heartily indorse your position on e residents. as grr: xvas to traffic Saturday. The proThe light department the prin- barber shop and beauty parlor. Carthe Helper ordinance matter, and our opened xtiestinoiwd the commis- - L,pal source rt Lsj of rcvcnuc brinRing in bon county. Sanitary bakery, Contincost in the neighborhood of $100, ject 100 cent. is back of office it City o.fici iis end a per you rhey v. 000. refrHI $4236.46. Other income is itemized as ental Raking company, Platis Candy Tin intent of the ordinance is ap V, So P.UP: .f The structure crosses the Price rivfollows: Water department, $2337.57; and Cafe, Madsen's r, not cannot and will but it parent, int iTrj er and the D. & R. G. W. tracks about service deposits, $55; government tax Acme Cleaners and Tailors, Bertot defeat the laxv. The 3.2 beer is a diof a mile this side of on power, $110.42; business licenses, auto top and paint shop, Johnson & rect violation of both our statutes and three-fourt- h $1000; hospital, $2626.13; plumbing Vaught, Myers' Cleaning and Dyers, the constitution, and it is the sxvorn Colton, and eliminates a dangerous bridge, as well as the inspection, $1; tax collections, $767.25. Fanners Mill and Elevator company, duty of all public officials to see that right-angThe sum of $2450.98 paid to the Variety store, Safeway store, Lyric the law is enforced and violators railroad crossing. According to Ray Gillis, district Utah Power and Light company for Candy store, Kelleys Price Drug prosecuted to the full extent. road engineer, the entire project is power was the largest item under company, Liberty hotel, Queen City The Utah statutes and constitu disbursements. Other expenses fol- cafe, - Redd Motor company, Piggly tlon cannot be nullified by an ordin- 1.421 miles in length, the bridge itself being 390.5 feet long. The struc low: Water department, $684.69; Wiggly. ance passed by any municipality." ture is 70 feet above the railroad. Grill Carbon Price cafe, light department, $536.82; streets, Trading, Principal items of work Included $937.06; parks, $544.77; police de Emery bank, Success Meat and Gro82,500 cubic yard3 of unclassified exuiitVVH mills for the state partment, $571.55; cemetery, $242.10; cery company, Deals Shoe and Hosaie schooilexjr AAjvell a3 pay- cavation; 3600 cubic yards of gravel fjre department, $103.01; city halt iery store, Slim's Motor company, an increased indebtedness on I 165,630 pounds of reinsurfacing, City barber shop, Price city. Blue maintenance, $17.81; salaries, $735. id issued forced steel and 318 tons of structural several years ago, the teleDeckels barber Bird Leos and cafe, shop, supplies, $22.23; Printing steel. K and telegraph, $68.17; water Best, A. D. Sutton Drug company, Phone The project is regarded as one of m Warren's Johnson Transfer company, th! stock and assessments. $65.59; in- Mayor R. E. West of Price and Emil the most TC,reaS important completed on U, flower shop. Dr. R. F. McLaughlin, Gammeter of Monticello were apS. highway 50, and marks the comv r Ia within the terest on bonds, $32.63; insurance, Deseret Castle Valley Fruit pointed Tuesday as joint chairmen of mortuary, funds $32.75; con. $34L89; deposit pletion of another link in the extencompany, Percolator cafe, Standard the district committee, working under sive program undermarket. the Utah recovery committee, to se- taken improvement route on that during the past Mickeys Place, Modern dairy, In- cure a 100 per cent enlistment of em few years. (Continued on Page Eight) dependent Gas and Oil company, Con- ployers in the N. R. A. and complete cost of tax collections, $704.40. in the levy for various comemand Machine solidated Wagon compliance with the presidents y fund s, but no method could LUMBER company Zions Wholesale Grocery, Pic- ergency reemployment code. pany, suit ad whereoy the additional ob-cFurnic store, The district includes Carbon, EmFOR SUM OWING ON MATERIALS be absorbed, niture company, Standard Motor com- ery, Grand and San Juan counties. slate has increased the school Reids service station, Red Star Appointment of a similar committee Stevenson Lumber company filed pany, Congressman Abe Murdock visited ;om 8;46 mills to 9.6 mills. The Price Steam laundry, of women to work cooperatively in Oil company, Charging cruelty, Carmen Funk t which court in Price Tuesday and Wednesday to in suit district against Monday the county must pay R. C. Reid plumbing, South Price gar- encouraging N. R. A. patronage will Lewis was granted a divorce in disW. with A. Mack bonds increases for confer Mr. Mrs. Democratic leaders rela judgand this year from John Scowcroft and Sons com- be made by Mrs. James H. Wolfe, court Friday, from William to $31,000. tive to patronage. During his brief trict ment of $298.09, allegedly due for age, comof Machine division of womens the chairman Sewing Walter Singer pany, Lewis, to whom she was marmet a he with large number of w of these stay, two factors, over I materials furnished the defendants pany, Athens hotel, Farmers Ex- the Utah recovery committee. ried 7, 1925 at Price. CusFebruary they hav no for construction of an apartment West will go to Moab Sun- applicants for government positions, tody of four minor children and aland Implement company, Mayor change control, the com- and spent several hours in conference ;rs announce that an increase house' C' R' Fergusson. who holds a Price Garage, Grames shoe shop. day to meet with Mr. Gammeter for with Carl W. Empey, imony of $15 per week were awarded on the apartment, is also county Demo to the county levy is inevitable mortSaSe camthe of the outlining purpose The plaintiff. ie'7 was 27.8 named in the complaint, the company in this district. He expects that cratic chairman. C. Pinegar has filed suit mills. paign Harvey Murdock Mr. said that the appoint- for divorce from asking that its lien on the property an advisory committee will be ap- ments will be Dorothy I. Pinegar announced through Mr on be declared superior to the mortgage. of cruelty and incomconsisting of representatives pointed, grounds OC INVITED as soon as the are positions The materials were obtained between of civic, religious, professional, busi Empey filled. Postmasters at Price, Helper, patibility. They were married at Salt September 21, 1931 and June 18, 1932, labor and widtrade groups. on ness, the week Work started last Hiawatha and Castle Gate will be Lake August 4, 1916. Mr. Pinegar the complaint states. In all probability, a speakers bucourt to award him custody 10 FARM on thd right-of-wof the ening named immediately upon expiration asks the EXHIBIT! of five children. Price-Helproad. Ray Gillis, district reau and publicity and policing com of the CONTRACT FOR POSTOFFICE present officials terms. Speedy announced Tues- mittees will be selected to aid in pro- action on other appointments will be REPAIR AWARDED highway engineer, PLUMBING N. A. R. the campaign. of tension division of moting Mr. day that three frame houses north Murdock the Utah urged, reported. urStating that the seriousness and the Kenilworth crossing are being ,college wiu bring is the of economic situation of the Tal. the contract for The right-of-wrepair gency moved to allow a hold a meeting in the County Clerk B. H. Young granted manifest to 'all people, Mayor West sprinkling system and sexver at the from the center of the pavement. n Tuesday- marriage license Tuesday to Leo MonAugust lend the . asks that cooperation Leifson Price postoffice was awarded public Jsevhixu will and paving of curves is Widening of Spanish Fork and Thuxsa consist of nox- day to R. C. Reid of Price, w'ho enter-- a expected to begin the fore part of in making the recovery drive a Davis of Payson. COntro1 methods, alf- of leerii bid of $65.50. John Forsythe According to word received from next week, Mr. Gillis said. Cntro1 methods, Pas- - I Lieutenant Charles M. Adams, Jr., Masses dairv Price was the only other bidder. eds W00M commander of the civilian conserva:fin, insulation According to Postmaster J. F. Mac-Jihouses re under-km- e tion corps camp 0, located in Joes clothin? L Knight, a leak in the sewer is tChe!i of the building rrange' foundation the camp life is very active for all valley, mining sanitati .a-members. b?auUfi- - I and causing the ground to sink. Nicholas Fontecchio, international aPPlication Stone walks have been laid to all mf003 thods given-- f representative of the United Mine the tents and the ground has been Workers of America, and George Cole, cleared off for a ;!iblt will be m place and large baseball field. inspection by 1 P- - m- - At 2 president of District 22 of the or- Besides baseball, other sports 3 enjoyganization, left Sunday for Washing- ed by the boys every wil1 be held. are horseday D. C., to attend the public hear- shoe La?e and Sunday, Sep- - action every minute of the two days. ton, pitching, volley ball and boxing. "'C0Panv tfv,thG extension sta on Saturday on Price coal Sanpete the and code. and ing industry bU and take They In addition to the bucking, racing A large wooden mess hall has been A hearing of Carbon s3the meeting6 . a number of will return in about 10 days. Mr. recently completed residents with reference to o feature, county seating approxiis similar to m- - Fontecchio was accompanied as far 150 people with an addition one Gooseberry and kindred projects the . as promoter, novelty acts will be presented, act mately wiii w? who side d m the as Colorado Springs by his wife and 1 !It is Ae city Park last i take water from the Colorado. being planned so as to seat about 200. W. Dalton. A. L. cluding a cowboycowgirl quadrille Norma. daughter, horseback. on There is also a large kitchen; an ice e,verone who is inter- - of the Wasatch range for use in San- in ,1 S. Horsley. Arthur and ThuWhitmore George Lambert, secretary of Dis- cooler for perishable to enter the roefthose All desiring sub-- 1 pete county will be conducted This i , every foods; a large Lines, Mr. According to state emer- deo are advised to write Mr. Lines trict 22, announced Monday that new bath room with hot and cold the largest to stage r,Ncultur 31 CoIPethod of bringing day of this week by the wor- kmade be running local unions have been established at water and 15 fort will on pubhc RateU Iege to the ever held m at Price. The best riders in the six showers, and a wash people gency committee 1 exhibition of its kind Mohrland and Salina. He reported room with basins several cf one take will is will part. counties Z; a and This hearing laundry. part of the state. Participants A cooperative agreement has been that the organization is advancing In the large recreation room the Grand, scheduled for this week on reclama- - thislimited Emery. Carbon, to ULE OF HOURS and Peach day com- rapidly, predicted that the U. M. workers are furnished free FOR tion projects proposed under the pub- be and Duchesne coun- - made with the Ferron 100 W. A. would have a 100 per cent orUL STORES San Juan, Uintah current magazines each nearly mittee, whereby the best horses and TAKES EFFECT lie works program. 4 month, in Carbon county within daily papers, in that celebration ganization forestry pamphlets, stav." to use the fair grounds steers registeredto In connection with the Gooseberry V 30 Permission next the the for days. Price rodeo, an agree-T'Retobtained Mon- will be brought tionery and other reading material of ?; hovrcCbjdule of opening and project, it is believed that the ball park was The weekly county committee meet- interest to the workers. and in return the outstanding perofficials, ed by the Carbon ment will have to be reached wntn and and city day from county in the local meet will be ing was held in the American Legion A circulating library was association became Carbon county claimants to wa er, who offered to cooperate in every formers The peach festival will hall Monday evening, at which time received, containing about 100recently Ferron. I a to sent county, rodeo the Cnder make in some Emery to s0rc.Vnu3y' the I agree- and possibly way reports were presented by all local by present day authors. Therebooks be held September 15 and 13. open at 9:00 a. m. before the water supply will be found possible ha3 " A complete program for the rodeo unions. A meeting has been called for been a great demand for the books Pm.. except on I sufficient to justify such a projec. cfPtrs. best bucking to consider Lafor committee the Sunday plans This set of books will be by the hr .idays exchanged Carbon county officials rr'1 ir. bor day celebration here September 3. with another ani the fa t t; e r ' ar f j are. camp every month. "! be from 9 00 a. tion presid?ns wrs scne.Iu en c r; bn Koo-sevel- l's ph-dg- e - exe-mn- g. e-- Ih-x- a. fili-oh- v. OF te. pri-v-io- n FOR iK-- ' . orice r ar . Ready-to-Wea- le Price Mayor Named Joint Chairman of l . rSlSl Recovery Campaign SeH r brd an enters Murdock Meets Here Wife Given Divorce; With Job Applicants Husband Asks Decree ell Work Commences on PriceHelper Route ay er CAMP LIFE ACTIVE fhibt-aU- 33-fo- ot ay FOR FOREST CORPS f g, nd be?sing n. ai r?;.ilL"oWll-bulld.Kl- t i Carbon Water Users Involved In Hearing East Utah Race, Rodeo Meet To Be Held Here Next Month above-mention- f B.Tai; ed rr-'vJi- Mine Union Leaders Attend Code Hearing F-1- |