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Show nAy Vv AS INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERA CONSOLIDATION PK1CE. CARBON PLAINT LISTS FOR OF DISAGREES KIDNAPING After a district court He Wa Taken Claim jury had reported at midnight Monday that it To Driven IWL City wa unable to arrive st a verdict, the and Beaten Crwn KIer hearing of Charle Atwood on a charge of anion wa declared a . tl BUk of Salt Lake City re- -; The caae went to the jury at TW officer Friday that he waa about 6 30 p. m. Monday. here the halt from the city Atwood wa accused of driv- setting fire day by three men and 4 to the April barber empty shop Green River, point near quarter in the Silvegni building nt . heater,. twnnd wa he fronting Carbon avenue. Taking testithat he was attending mony in the case occupied Thursday, of Paul hearing preliminary Friday and Monday. National the of h. organizer Mr. and Mr. Dwayne Ehason and union, at the time he was Richard D. Eliason testified that from fcy the men. their room in the Newhouse hotel (wrplaint charging kidnaping they saw a man At-- r answering the detied Saturday by County fendants enter the description Walter C. Cease, the defenda few minutes before building Gib-Doe as John j the fire- The witnesses declared ing listed 1 they and John Doe saw vn I h? No. the light from the fire, after , he knew ack told Mr. Cease which the man left the and nun by sight, and heard walked across the street building the towards them called Clbson, but did Newhouse hotel. ffxv his first name. Night Marshall William Mi Intyre indicated asserted attorney county that after the fire he saw alof the iay that the identity Atwood sitting in a chair in the barjailants had been determin-K- jt ber shop on Main strut where the he was not prepared to defendant was emj, loved, the blinds names. However, he being down. According to the test! of--t d they were law enforcement mony of the officer, he ordered Atfrem outside Carbon county. wood to come outside, but the latter waiting on the steps of the refused. 4 . ci'y hall Thursday at about Carl V. Emey and Rulon Rryner, Black said, "where the trial members of the fire department, testiI planned to take fied m progress. that the fire in the Silvagni ; Crouch to Helper. I was aecost-- y had been started in a woodbuilding three men and told to accomp-the- en box filled with papers and refuse Believing they were offi-an- d for the defense, C. S. Testifying thinking I was being placed Dawson and E. K. Olson declared that er arrest. I went with them with-pretewhen the blinds were down in the barber shop where Atwood allegedly stead of being taken to the jail, hid after the fire, a person outside k said, he was escorted to a large be able to see only the legs of would j that was standing near by, forc-:- o a man sitting in the chair described Sil-vag- nl - st. -- shop. Atwood was represented by Attorneys B. W. Dalton and Henry Rug-ger- i. Warrants In (Continued on Page Eight) 2 Funds j Central A P.T. Group first program safety I? County Treasurer R. M. Reese announced Wednesday that it had become necessary for the county to register warrants in the road and bridge and county poor fundsAll registered warrants will draw interest of 5 per cent from their issuance until the call date. When the county has funds to pay the warrants, Mr. Reese will advertise the serial numbers of those to be redeemed. The warrants will be reg istered starting with serial number 6136 in the road and bridge fund and' 2632 in the poor fund. It is expected that the county will be able to redeem the warrants after the first of the year, Mr. Reese - will be at the opening meeting of Central school Parent-Teache- rs sociation Monday at 8:00 p. m. in csented church. From the Viewpoint will be discussed by C. H. Madsen. neipal Arthur eavener. state road patrolman, will on Traffic Rules and on the Public Highways. remainder of the program will 1pak Songs and toy band said. by students, directed by Miss Flcckenstein; The A, B, Cs Have I Safety First, fourth grade pupils, by Mrs. Gladys King. Days The meeting will be in charge of Check L. Thomas, rspresident of the Fsanization. All parents are urged Only three more days remain for J a;tend. voters to register for the general election on November 7, while there nee are two days on which registrations may be made for the city election the same dayGeneral election registrations may f nine members under be made October 17 and 31 and NoJnjahon of W- E. Fleetwood feat-1- ,; ,j,ifctln t'e weekly dinner of the Price vember 1, the dates for the city election being October 17 and 31. The an r ' pk; first registration dates for the general were held Tuesday and Wed1 Tlie Members initiated and their election of this week. classifications are as follows: nesday may register at the followIn anson- insurance; Lee Wen-o- ingVoters Northwest Price, Mrs. places: highway construction; George George Callaway; central Price, Mrs. Jensen, assistant postmaster; A. McClure northeast Price, Mrs. petrieum engineering; P Herman Wilson; east Price, Mrs. John I Rv, Sjn accounting; Horsley; Ockey, A. .canon: Rulon A George Mathis; south Price- Mrs. Maude Bryner, city Jre Safley. Silas Rowley, county All Price residents who are eligible court district Pace, to cast a vote are requested to make 4 Tu sure they are properly registered as t!ub Prc,gram for this weeks soon as possible. be uncier the direction of inf service committee, MUSICAL PLAY TO Community "Safety First the School 9 by McIntyre. J. R. Golding testified that Mr. and Mrs. Eliason were at his service station the morning following the blaze and that they failed to recognize Atwood when he walked past them. George Georgedes testified as to the position of the chairs in the barber County Will Register Price Voters to Three More Registration C- Rotary Club Initiates Members u.e-- - s - e, - as-arl- ' fan, f'pnai ONE-AC- T BE PRESENTED BY MUTUAL Under the direction of Nina Halli-daand sponsored by the Era deone-apartment of the Price Mutual, a musical play, The Magic Bowl, will be presented Tuesday evening, October Nth, at 9 p. m., followed by a dance. The campaign for subscriptions to the Improvement Era, the magazine used by the Mutual and the Priesthood, will take place during the week of October 15. y, fRni !MPAXY CERTIFICATE LDErS TO MEET SATURDAY J f S holders of the and Loan associa- rvPodding rbon at c.. , ,bl1 county atwill8:00meet m. nrV" Saturday p. t n V r r,f wgdn.ze name e ide o - A a meeting at the Hotel Utah Monday at 8 00 p. m. ct a candidate for major on the lVmo-crat- ic name was the only Parade, Program, Banquet Are one ticket. His to the convention of presented Among Event Planned For 37 delegates, representing five preAnnual Convention cincts, assembled in the city hall. The Bourbon standard bearer has Committees to arrange for the var- served three trims as city recorder, ious events on the annual Armistice one term as two-yecouncilman, day celebration in Price November and was elected two year ago to the 11 were council post He apointed by Arthur S Hors- four-yeley. commander of Price post No. 3 his career in public office with the of the American Legion, at the or- distinction of being the youngest ganization's weekly meeting Thurs- candidate ever elected to municipal office in this city. At the present day evening The program will r.xn with sun- time, he is vice president of the Utah rise salutes, followed by a parade Risk Asphalt company. Law muc Rasimi-through the business district and n n, letmng two-yepatriotic program. After the exercises councilman, was unanimously a banquet will be given for selected as candidate for the long men. memlH rs of the American term. In the most interesting event of the I,cgton Auxiliary and the Gold Star Mothers. convention, K. N. tiudestcr. incumEfforts w ill he made to arrange a bent, Eugene Coli and Dr. Lyman football game between Carbon and a Kofford were chosen as nominees for strong outside team as the afternoon two-yecouncilmmen, winning over feature. The celebration will close Dell Gardner, W. W. West and with a dance at the Silver Moon hall. George Georgedes. The general committee in charge of Chldester polled the largest numpreparations includes Rolla E. West, ber of votes, 29- followed by Coli William Grogan and William H. Toy. with 24. Dr. Kofford. a "dark horse, They will be assisted by the follow- edged out Mr. West for the third ing position on the ticket, the vote beSalutes, Harvey Thomas and Don ing 19 to 17. Georgedes and GardBean: parade, Dr. Sanford Ballinger, ner received 12 and 10 votes, respecW. W. West. Vernon Davis. George tively. Richards and Lee Bryner; program, William Grogan was unopposed Theodore Thomas, Parley H. Rhead for the post of city recorder. He has and Elton L. Taylor; banquet, Lawr- served as deputy in that office for ence Pack, Tad Storey and Frank D. the past three years. Rulon A. Bryner easily won the Bryner; sports, W. W. Christensen and Clark Wright; dance, Harvey nomination as city treasurer succeedPartridge, Royal Frandsen and Em- ing himself. He polled 24 votes as ery Ward. compared to 10 for H. S. Robinett The entertainment feature at the and three for Ashley Bartlett. last meeting of the post was the presAfter selecting the ticket, the deleentation of several reels of motion gates reelected C. H. Madsen as city pictures by J. Bracken Lee. The films Democratic chairman and retained included the Armistice day parade Mr. Grogan as secretary. last year, the riot staged by the NaConvention committees, appointed tional Miners union on September 11, by Mr. Madsen, were as follows: the parade feature of the intermoun- Resolutions, Loras Tangren, Arthur tain band contest last April, and the N. Smith and Dr. Frank Migliore; ski tournament at Ecker hill in Janu-uar- y. order of business, Mack Olson, AnCarl W. Empey, gelo Georgedes, James Wade and Mike Erdei; credenTO CURB LOCAL YOUNGSTERS tials. Jantes Braffett, Raymond Phillips, Tom Fitzgerald, Russell Faddis to of action more strict and Roy Powell. Possibility be taken in curbing activities of The candidates, city officers and young boys on streets of Price looms precinct officers were appointed as as the result of damage done recent- members of the platform committee. The Price Trading company The convention adopted a resoluly. neon sign was broken Wednesday tion pledging support to President Roosevelt and the entire Democratic evening. ar m. .63 PRICE TO SELECT ar ; rogram On Safety First Arranged By REPUBLICANS OF ar di-h- eir 19' umWr 19 1933 ar - mC It, Rasmussen, Chldester, Coll and Kotlord U7n Council Posts; Delegates Name Grogan For Recorder, liryner For Treasurer LEGION CHOOSES Arthur N. Smith, who has served Prut City in an official capacity far COMMITTEES FOR the past ten was nominated ARMISTICE FETE by acclamation)cars, Wednesday evening mi-tri- . K NEWS-ADVOCAT- Office; Smith Heads List "m the car, and driven out own. When he got into the car, aid. one of the men drew a it to him. he car went to a point about 20 es southeast of Price. There the forced Black to alight, and go into the hills with them. They d to make him run, he said, fearing they would shoot him he Id, back and walked, hen they were out of sight of the . rd, the victim said, the men forced take leather laces from his t Tots, then used the laces to tie him COlSTV, 1'TAll.llll KM)V. OCTOHI Sl'N AND INDemocrats Name Candidates for SALT LAKE HAN get in OF TIIK TICKET TUESDAY Election judge for the five voti ng district in Puce were appointed by the city council at its regular meeting Monday evening Two et of i Delegate Will To Nominating Mftt li. Namfd Friday In Five Precinct t'l tht they Undaunted by the will officially open their city campaign on a traditionally unlucky day. Republican in five Price precinct will meet Friday, October 13, to delegate to the city nominating convention on October 17. The meeting pluce and the number of delegate to be elected in each dUtrlct are as follows: Central Price, city hall. 16; east Price, court house, 10; south Price, Southulde school, 7; northwest Price, Brook building, 7; northeast Price, American Legion hall. 8. IVrmanent organizations will be effected In each district, according to City Chairman S. J. Sweetring. Vciy few observers have been brave enough to predict who will be selected by the Republitnns a their standard bearer. All those who have mentioned for the post of mayor thus far have disclaimed their intentions to seek the nomination. It. W. Dalton, prominent attorney, was widely discussed for the position, but he indicated Monday that lie was not seeking the nomination. He also declined to say whether he would be receptive if the nomination were offered him. J. W. Hammond, who had been frequently mentioned in political discussion, said definitely Tuesday that his hat was not in the ring. Sheldon Anderson, incumbent announced Monday that he would be willing to accept renominalion as two-yecouncilman. Others mentioned for office arc: Eugene Hantte amendments relating to the liquor son, Elton Taylor and Belmont Richcouncilmen, and Mr. Irene question and minimum wages for ards, Woodward and J. W. Loofbourow, women and children. treasurer. Judge were named for each precinct, and ballot will be counted after each 20 vote cast. The judge approved by the council are as follow; South Price Lawrence Whitmore, Mr. Stanley Hun-u- n, Andreaw Onvun, William Christensen. Mrs. George Sxncer. Carl Averill, William Marshall and Mr. George Blake. Cential Pi ire Mr. Earl N, Rad-clif- f, Wallace Grange, the Rev. R. C. William H. Toy. Jones, Ray Loren Golding. C. W. Gilner and Alma W. Anderson East Pi ice--- I a O'Driscoll, Mr. Iao Lowry, Tony Mighaciio, W. J. Burgess, Mis Josephine Et.uk, William Downard, H H I Mil. i wav and C. W. Tmgley. Northeast Pi ice - Dean HolJ.iw.iy, Walti r Chri teiisen. Ei in Lomond. Tom Rev as, T. A Chi islensen. William A Engle, A. W. Maek and Clifford Warren. W. Loofhou-row- , Northwest Pnee-- J. Mina Rrooks. George Mathis, W. A Davis, Tom Fitzgeiald. Mrs. Oscar Watkins, Theodore Thomas and H S. Robinett. The tabulation of votes will involve more work in this election than ordinarily, inasmuch as there will be three serrate ballots for judges to count. In addition to voting for city candidates, citizens who go to the polls will pass their opinion on the twenty-firamendment proposed which would replace the eighteenth amendment to the federal constitution. They will also vote on the e-l- ect Ix-c- st ar Two Wives Apply For Carbon Commission Decrees Of Divorce Adopts New Policy Mabel Markley filed suit in district In Handling Relief court Tuesday for a divorce from Howard Markley, to whom she was married January 31, 1931, at Price. Mrs. Markley alleges that her husband was convicted of a felony In Garfield county, Colorado, April 3, 1931, and sentenced to serve from three to four years in the state penitentiary. She asks custody of their child and alimony of $25 monthly. Alleging that her husband struck and abused her on frequent occasions, Mrs. Ida Victor seeks a decree of separation from Vic Victor. They were married at Sulphur Springs, Colo., August 6, 1931. Alimony of $50 per month and possession of household property are sought by the plain- Under a decision reached by the Carbon commissioners at their semimonthly meeting Friday, relief orders will hereafter be Issued only to heads of families, and children will not be allowed to make applications on behalf of their parents. Before a head of a family may obtain relief, he must present satisfactory proof that he has attempted to secure employment. Cards will be Issued to applicants for the signature of all employers whom they have asked for jobs. This card must be presented with each relief application as proof that the applicant has made an effort to find work. The above administration, particularly indors- tiff. was decided on after it had practice CARBON RECEIVES MEAT FOR ing the national industrial recovery found been that a number of men on RELIEF OF NEEDY FAMILIES act and urging strict adherence to the relief list had made no effort at Vaccination measure. the spirit and letter of the all to obtain a job. the marked Complete harmony Local relief officials reported WedIn A group from Spring Glen met with the business of the nesday that the government has al- proceedingss. andtransacted the board and asked that the Spring in a short Hog lotted 5700 pounds of cured meat to convention was Glen mail route be widened. The Carbon county for distribution to time. The hog cholera epidemic which re- commissioners informed the delegaThe meat was needy families. tion that they would investigate the Mrs. Clare Bjornne and son, Theo- cently caused the death of over 100 brought down from Provo Wednesproject in the near future. of head stock Carbon has in county day and will be given out through dore, arrived last week to visit at the the local office of the Reconstruction home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. apparently been effectively checked, according to J. B. Jewkes, district agLeo Leonard. Finance Corporation. ricultural inspector. By Approximately 100 hogs have been vaccinated by Dr. J. E. Swalberg, Us Lee who was sentenced Spanish Fork veterinarian, and the to serveDiamenti, from five years to life in the Is the Intermountain Band Contest, undoubtedly Carwork will be continued as soon as state penitentiary for assault with inbon countys greatest annual public program of entertainarrangements can be made. Hereaf- tent to murder Deputy Sheriff A. E. ment and the largest event of its kind in this section of the ter, the animals will be treated in Gibson in November, 1931, has apof of the result jealousy herds of 50. country, to be jeopardized as the to the state board of pardons anplied of the Mr. of the Jewkes that because awarding reported recently Salt Lake City, created three live hogs suffering with chol- for termination of sentence. The apnual state contest to Logan? era had been placed in a wash north plication will be considered by the That is a question of first moment to the thousands of Price and left to die, thereby op- board. Saturday, October 21. of people in this county who have shown their real interest Diamenti and Frank Smith allegedening up a possibility of the disease in the annual band contest that has come to mean so much assaulted Deputy Gibson and Sherly being carried into irrigation ditches S. M. Bliss in an attempt to effect iff to the whole district, in fact, has been to a considerable animals become where other might the honors national of the release of Ruggerio Garjuila from by for winning affected. Efforts are being made to degree responsible ansthe the a is band. school It county jail, where the latter wa3 question Carbon county high apprehend the person responsible for on a robbery charge. this, and a complaint will be filed awaiting trial wer to which will have to be arrived at very soon. was Smith the same sentence of given contest gives promise The annual intermountain against the offender. as Diamenti, the pair being conbeen has as it continued is being greater than ever if it victed in February, 1932. developed, without the interference of outside influences. Ervin Jacobsen, who was convictBands in Colorado and Idaho have already given assurance ed in April, 1932, of grand larceny 5 Licenses also seeks termination of sentence. that they will be here for next years contest. There is a least possibility that Wyoming may be represented by at Five couples obtained marriage li- He was granted a parole after serving one school band. censes from County Clerk B. H. several months. Probably the fate of the intermountain contest will be Young during the week ending Weddecided within the current month, the decision to be arrivnesday. Three of the permits were EMPLOYMENT BUREAU REPORTS ed at by outside influencess, if local action is not taken granted Saturday, as follows: Spenc- 8 8 7 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED er Day and Frances Vogrinec, both within a few days. This district is not interested in seof Mohrland; Guy W. Davis and Tess is far According to a report covering the .event intermountain curing the state contest, the weeks ending Thursday, the four E. William Lewis interFerron; not Funk, is district This much higher. superior and rates Mable De Price and Mohrland reemployment office has reCash, Jr., ested in the petty grievances of some other community the ceived 887 work applications. DirectFriez, Huntington. narrow-visioned activities of which are directed by a small and Charles Lafayette Rollins of Chico. or Glen D. Reese announces that the argroup willing to disrupt the present contest iCali'. and Veda May Neilson of Cas- - bureau has been successful in placing tie Gate and J. W. Sims and Edith 120 men on temporary employment rangement if they cannot control it. Carbon county should plan NOW for the 1934 contest. M. Rodgers of Helper were the other during that time, at the same time 16 I contest. of the loss mean the couples who obtained licenses di ring finding permanent woik for Delay may the week. plicants. Stops Cholera Carbon Herds County Termination Sought Carbon Convict Let Act Now! County Clerk Grants Marriage I X ; t |