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Show l p A j SVJ INDEPENDENT TUcE. line Area Remains Peaceful; psil't AIRPORT PROGRAM arising out of the four Car- - by the National Miners' to have been definitely ' mining activities in the moving along normally. XT.rt Cuyr.n and Charles Weth-'organ- lap, rrrs "" m Preparations Are Complete For Ceremonies Commemorating Opening of New Field, for the National Governor Henry H. Blood will dewere arraigned liver the dedicatory address on the W union, WedJ. W. Hammond program arranged for Saturday at afternoon on charges of riot 1:00 p. m. to commemorate the opensyndicalism. The ing of the new Price airport. signed by Sheriff S. M. Other speakers will be Mayor It. E, West, Commissioner Dave Parmley on the riot and John W. Cable of preu.T.;nary hearing Salt Lake, was tentatively set for Sop-ri- district unairport inspector working M. the other case to follow der the federal bureau of aeronautics eftatcly unless the defense pre-- j W. E. Fleetwood, president of the a valid reason for postpone-ri- l Price chamber of commerce, will act as master of ceremonies. Selections Wetherbec were ;ujr.n and by the Carbon county high school August 29 on the riot warrant band will complete the program. released the same day under a Following the ceremonies, the ofti bond. ficial takeoff will be made in a plane 3.mn was taken into custody on piloted by J. R. Lund. criminal syndicalism charge A aerial circus has been day. Wetherbee being arrested arranged, in which a number of out- side aviators ut g 30 a. in. Wednesday at Hclpwill participate. to Price by He was brought Features of the circus will be ruties Warren Peacock and Ruvie stunts, racing, parachute jumping and roe. passenger flights. Tickets for the ex3rd on the second charge was hibition are on sale at the A. D. Sutbe- -; ton i red at $10,000, the prisoners Drug company. The unable to furnish the sum. According to William H. Toy, seci'aidants pleaded for a reduction retary of the Price chamber of comthe bail, but County Attorney merce, the establishment of the field liter C. Cease insisted on the promises to mean a great deal to Price and Carbon county. The criminal syndicalism complaint This city is ideally located to take tuically accuses the two organiz-o- f advantage of increasing air travel," urging and teaching members Mr. Toy said. In the very near future, the National Miners union to an air line will be established from ckade the highway leading to the Denver to Salt Lake, via Grand Juncng Canyon mine for the purpose tion, and prospects are very bright for f;e,,'.r.utig men, not affiliated with connecting the northwest and southN. M. U Yrerrt forking. The d west sections of the country. Price is offense was committed on Aug-2- on the natural geographic route for both of these services, and by cont similar charge has been filed structing an adequate airport, this unst Paul Crouch, another organ-- r, city is inviting business which it and Harold Huff, district presilotherwise could not secure. t of the N. M. U. Both men were Mr. Toy points out that even during ested last week for riot, the the period of economic stress, the a $5000 bond and Huff aviation business has increased in 2000 bail. They have not yet been volume approximately 116 per cent. sed up on the second charge, This serves to show that the mode he National Miners union called of travel is rapidly turning to the a general strike to become effec-! air, both for business and pleasure. Tuesday, but the walkout failed After the airport ceremony, Govmaterialize in a single camp and ernor Blood will attend the openmines operated on their usual ing days program of the Eastern dule with virtually a full force. Utah Race and Rodeo meet at the Sieving that Castle Gate and Carbon county fair grounds. ng Canyon would be the prin-- 1 centers of disturbance if any Of souts were attempted, Sheriff Special 5 assigned a squadron of special School Board Held uties to the two camps Tuesday, officers left Price about 3:00 a. A special meeting of the Carbon returning some five hours later of education was held Saturboard lout encountering any indication of a numday for the consideration strikes would be to the openpulled. incident matters of ber ixty men who were arrested when of the school term. ke Picket lines were broken at ing tentative schedule of bus routes The 'Miners, Sweet Mine, National and as presented by Superindrivers and mg canyon last week, were re- tendent W. W. Christensen was aped from custody Tuesday on their proved, subject to the probable Cognizance. Of the 300 men necessitated by conditions n in ike changes drives on the four camps, first expected to develop during the eight were retained in custody, few days the transportation system eing freed later after putting up is in operation. of $1000. Bean of Appointment of Willis the release of the 60 men officer attendance school Price as y, the remainder were moved for the district during the current he compound at the fair term was approved. t0 ke county jail. The board decided to hold its regu,jnty Attorney Gease announced lar September meeting on September preliminary hearing of 174 men of the regular date one with riot as a result of the 16 instead week earlier. The session will be held kad been set for in connection with the annual teachtentatively ember 15. r Gease ers institute. talked to the men freed I5 dy Tuesday, urging them to to s th131Ia'niaining peace and ad-- ! ikey return to work. All Delegation ' Prisoners agreed to cooperate ce com-we- Ir-nln- re er -- ar-Y- -ti . - two-ho- ur larg-arou- al-s- 3. form-fumishi- ng Meeting -- 5 5 nZ llnes r iv a Mr- - Gease said- annunced its - inten-in- g V V A CONSOLIDATION OF TUB CARBON 1WNTY, tTAU. TUCKED Price Requested Arrange For Colorado Visit FOR EASTERN UTAH RACE, RODEO MEET Preparations have been completed -- Cas-Ti?- Mr.-To- y j 1 number ..n SS New Deal Hailed by Speaker At Price Labor Day Program A . , Knerr Expresses High Hopes For National Industrial Recovery CARBON DISTRICT COURT ANNOUNCES t- SLATE for the Eastern Utah Race and Rodeo THIRD TERM meet at the Price ball park Saturday and Sunday, and advance Indications Fourteen Criminal Action On are that the show will be the biggest Calendar Scheduled to and most entertaining wild west exhibition ever staged in this section ot Open September 11. the state. The program will start each day at 2.00 p. m. Fourteen ruminal case are listed Although horse race entrants will on ttie Carbon district court calendar limited to the six eastern Utah for the third term owning September counties Carbon, Emery, San Juan, 11 at 2 00 p. tn. The slate also InG'and, Uintah and Duchesne riders and motion matters, from all parts of the intermount.nn WORK BUREAU FOR cludes eight law we:t will be on hand to entertain the case aid 17 civil trial oik probate anticipated huge crowd. actions CARBON ORGANIZED Regular races each day will inThe ciiminal cases are as follows: j clude the half mile, quarter mile, , Charles Atwood, urson; George Burns three-eightnule and an event for G. Brooks, forgery; Mike two-yeolds. A wild hoisc race and National Uconiplov went Service alias Kalos. assault with a deadly weapon; other novelties have Uen arranged, Hranch Established Here e; Jack Hall, burglary in the third including a cow boy-cogirl quadrille Hv State Director. Charles Williams, burglary oil horseback. and grand larceny; John Doe Welsh, At least thirty head of contest A Caihon county biamh of the j al.iis John Dolan, burglary In the horses, barebacks and steers w ill be .national reemploynu nt service was second degree. bucked each day, some of the wildestablished in Price Sunday under Ilyrum Jensen, grand larceny; Pete est animals ill eastern Utah having the direction of George A Yeager, Rutz.akis. imputing unchnstisty; Elbeen rounded up for this important 'state reemployment director. roy Anderson, malicious mischief rodeo feature. Glen D Reese, county R F. C. rc- -, (apMaI case); Joe Gruko, failure to will The rodeo program be staged lief administrator, was npHinted provide; George A. Rice, failure to under the supervision of William manager of the branch. A. It. Drainr provide; Ross W. Cox, failure to pro(Bill) Lines, well known promoter. was named to succeed Mr. Reese as vide; William Young, failure to proMr. Lines enjoys a wide acquaintance relief director. vide; Grant Powell, failure to provide. among horsemen and rodeo riders A county advisory committee on reFollowing are the law and motion and through many years of experiwas also announced, the cases: State of Utah vs. Velma Housemployment ence is well qualified to put on a members being J. E. Holmes, Itolapp; ton, motion for a new trial; state of highly entertaining show. George A. Rowley, Spring Glen; the Utah vs. George Pappas, motion for One of the main purposes of stag- Rev. William A. Ruel, Price; Com- a new trial; Mike MaraSco vs. Guaring the meet this year is to preserve missioner D. L. Purmley, Consumers: anty Fire Insurance company, motion and encourage the racing and rodeo Varro C. Jones, Kenilworth and W. for a new trial; E. L. Jones vs. Price sport in Utah, particularly this sec- E. Fleetwood, Price. city, motion for a new trial; Trice tion. According to Mr. Reese, purpose of city vs. Utah Oil Refining company, The bucking will be a sample of the service is to secure work for men order to show cause and temporary what the cowboys do in every-da- y under the public works program and restraining order; Andrew Oman vs. life on the range. Participants in the also in private business and industry. Helper State bank, motion t(J strike bucking competition will be required It is expected that the bureau will be and demurrer of plaintiff; Andrew to use a stock saddle, and will ride organized so as to receive work ap- Oman vs. Helper State bank, motion 10 seconds before their mounts are plications by September 11, or an to strike and demurrer of defendant, picked up. earlier date if possible. Applications Mike Marasco vs. Royal Insurance Three competent horsemen will will be temporary received at Helper, company, motion for new trial. judge the riders, and at the close of beginning at the time the service is The matter of the estate of Brigthe rodeo, the rider having the most inaugurated here. ham Bentley is the only probate case. points will receive a fancy stamped Civil trial actions are: Helen C. All employes are requested to use and decorated stock saddle. Mount the service with a view to employing Ossano, et al vs. United Bond and money will be paid to all bareback Carbon county people, and they are Finance corporation, damages (jury); riders. urged to become acquanted with the Emmanuel Pastrikakis vs. Mutual The wild horse race will be open methods and purposes of the bureau. Coal company, recovery on contract; to any rider who has his saddle and Ramon Gonzales vs. John Dukos, outfit at the bucking chute ready wages; George A. Simms, et al vs. to go at the time the race is called. L. R. Bills, wages; Helen Regas et al This event will be the closing numvs. Tony Gerakis, damages; Andrew Big ber on the program each day. Oman vs. Helper State bank, damAmong the riders who have thus the at business ages; Shell Oil company, vs. D. A. license Marriage far registered for the local meet are: Bishoff, et al, recovery on lease; Gust office August clerks during county Merrill Mead, Arvan Rich, Thoral showed a decided increase in com- Gramatakis vs. Mike Bogialakis, et al, D. L. Jones, et al vs. F. H. Rich, Lee Barney, Oral Barney, Bill parison with the previous month. damages; Molbey, Charles Waters, Smokey County Clerk B. H. Young reported Low; Carbon Emery bank vs. Mike Frank Henderson, Junie Edwards, et al, recovery on note. Tuesday that 17 licenses were issued Erdie, Frank Adams, Cecil Rouse, Carl Ol- in August, or nearly double the numHelper State bank vs. Lulu MontVelma Houston, et al, rewere son, Twisty Rich, Leland Duncan, gomery, nine when couples in ber Nor-del- l. July, Ban Cox, Billie Lines and Dave on note; H. P. McCardle vs. covery granted licenses to wed. inHall Ruth Flynn, administratrix of divorces of slightly number The In addition to these, many from estate of J. E. Flynn, wages; Thomas four separation there being creased, G. Wimmer vs. Daniel L. Capener, outside the state have announced suits granted in August as compared not yet they will perform, but have damages; Gust Kalatzes vs. Nick to three in July. officially registered. recovery cn note; B. W. Harrison Russell of Nine Mile, pio- COUNTY TREASURER PREPARES Dalton vs. W. E. Jones, damages; Joe on property; Salt neer stage driver of eastern Utah, 1933 WATER TAX STATEMENTS Bottino, recovery will call the quadrille, which promLake and Eastern Stage Lines vs. ises to be one of the highlights of James Sievents, Abe Sieverts, Jr., and Approximately 600 notices for taxes Abe Sieverts, Sr., appeal case. the rodeo. Conserthe Price River Water Mr. Lines announced Tuesday that due 12 race horses vation district have been prepared by and horses 30 bucking Treasurer Reese M. Reese were already on the grounds and County and will be sent out the latter part of ere being conditioned for the meet. Admission prices will be fifty September. Mr. Reese advises that between e cents for adults and twenty-fivand 6000 county tax notices will 5000 no cents for children. There will be sent out the end of the month. be also reserved seats. Candidates for office in the Price post No. 3 of the American Legion will be nominated at the weekly meeting of the organization Thursday of this wek. The election will be held ar do-gn-- w ! I Marriage Licenses Increase Show Sale-vurak- is, Price Legion Post To Name Candidates At Session Thursday Extensive N.R.A. Program In East Utah District Outlined N. R. Plans for an extensive Utah eastern m campaign comdistrict the were outlined by he Friday mittee at a luncheon SenState were attendance noon. In R. and Mayor ator George M. Miller Hammond, D. W. E West of Price; and J. Frank Killian, Emery cJunty. Charles Redd of LaSal, the was fifth member of the committee, unable to be present. chairSenator Miller was namedWilliam with man of the committee, H Toy as secretary. of the As one of the major features arrangements campaign, promotional s sen-icein will be made for special Grand of Emery, churches S. the L D. on Sunday., and San Juan counties , September 14, with the installation scheduled for two weeks later. Lewis Blackmer of Logan, newly with elected commander of the Utah de- . of the strike at Castle Gate Secretary William H. Toyreceived and aPProximately 100 commerce of Pew z chamber Price most of them a letter this week from the Grand art , ikeVGunion, a een rom Helper, tEaWi Junction chamber suggesting that Friday of represen k!, on the delegation composed av morning w Castle Gate mine No. atives from Price, Provo, Helper and n of the agVwSkWaS made t0 StP Green River ask the members accompany to commission state road epaties were sent to rt to Grand Junction for a renewal 50 y ater ike men had them of their pledge to oil U. S. highway toun aLfflCers Passed through from the Colorado Ime west. an opdirectly to the iherp went Such a visit will afford Vt thUPn ike crowd dispersed portunity to ride over the o. e camp. to Fruita. 4. from the Colorado line that an .classed as wobblies, way advised been has I r anrf n y tate Patrolmen L. oiling project will probably eca. at the eoun-f- -. ried through to Rifle r tonDow about 1:00 a. m. Tfo y this year, b , y ere brought to Price Springs the work a. Jrnz the night in the standing that as rapid NRA parade con CiW tinned to Kan;a comrmf.ee was me f,a Pago Five! weather will permit. l AY. AND NEW3ADVOCATK In a ktatrmmt uusl chief of IHilue Vernon Davis urges automobile driver to ue caie m traveling through school rones Patents ate also asked to evioperate m prevent-m- g accident by warning their children to - cautious in crossing street on the r way to and from school. Chief Davis again reminds the public that it is unlawful for anyone to ride on the outside of a car In past ears, this practice has len widespread, especially In the case of students dm it g dow n ftmn the high shool, Dr. vers aie warned that violators t.f this ordinance will te prosecuted ( If SIS Careful Driving In School Zones Urged By Police Saturday, Sunday; I'ublic Shown Keen Interest. gainst conducted in SPAPER y Wild Wnd Exhibition Set For Syndicalism GOVERNOR BLOOD A.rninal Complaint Is Piled TO ATTEND PRICE Organizers troobW NtTft vNEA PLANS COMPLETED Strike Leaders Again Jailed f v A Af .j A ducted Monday in connection the Labor day celebration. Mr. Miller urges all residents in this district to lend their wholehearted support to the campaign for hastdisening recovery. Business houses to asked are blue eagle the playing of the the provision abide rigidly by Presidents reemployment program, which they have signed, and consumers are exhorted to further the movement by patronizing firms who are redoing their part to bring back covery. To be successful, this campaign must have the hearty backing of all the agencies, Mr. Miller said, and committee feels assured that the be willing people of this district will to do their part, especially when they have a great deal to gain if the NRA program works out as expec.ed. j partment, and other state officers will be invited to attend the installation. The officers to be elected September 14 include the commander, two vice commanders, adjutant, treasurer, chaplain, two members of the board of trustees and five members of the executive board. At the meeting Thursday evening cf last week, reports on the state convention were given by O. Scott Faus-e- tt and Ted Thomas. The Fred W. Voll trophy awarded to Price for conducting the best junior baseball program in the state was displayed. Mr. Fausett also reported on the junior baseball activity in Price this summer, stating that not only was the quality of play much improved, but good sportsmanship was developed greater degree than ever before. Several thousand people, undisturbed by recent labor trouble In the Carbon county coal fields gathered here Monday to participate In the first community Labor day celebration ataged In thla county for many year. The program was sponsored by the United Mine Workers of America. laDeclaring that the new deal for M. William Knerr, at was hand, bor chairman of the state Industrial commission, told a large throng at the city park in the mornini that every unssage earner should join a trade ion in order to kill the depression forever. Mr. Knerr said in part: Labor day In 1933 has a peculiar significance. For the first time the United States government has by law declared that employes shall have the absolute right to organize and bargain collectively. Tills in short, is p new declaration of independence. It means that we are guaranteed not only political freedom, but social and economic security as well. The Anvericun Federation of Labor during all its history has had a struggle in maintaining the right to organize and bargain collectively. So wage earners today have a magnificant opportunity to demonstrate that they are capable of constructive organization, and through organization to submit to a certain dicipline that will have for its purpose the wholehearted cooperation of the rank and file to support in this crisis the president of the United States in his efforts to make practical and operative the underlying principals of the new deal., A majority of the American people today propose to reorganize our industrial system and to make it function for the benefit of society as a whole. The N I R A means economic security. It therefore seems to me that it not only becomes the privilege, but the duty of every wage earner to support and abide by the rules and regulations of the National Recovery Act and its administration. Those who are in charge of the administration of this law have provided, I think, adequate machinery to adjudicate all labor disputes that may arise from time to time through while the men remain at work. Of course, the question will arise from time to time as to whether or not wage earners in certain Industries have secured a sufficient number of employes to join the American Federation of Labor so as to constitute a majority who would be In a position to speak for the whole group. Under the N I R A they propose to have the employes in the industry, by secret ballot and without coercion, intimidation or resistance on the part of the employer, vote concerning organization and other questions. This I think will assure real collective bargaining. We have many who misunderstand the real meaning and operation of effective collective bargaining. I personally believe the collective bargaining means, if and when a substantial majority of employes have determined they will affiliate with a national trade union, and then proceed to elect accredited representatives of their own choosing, that they will have to be recognized as speaking and bargaining for the entire group of a particular industry. In this day and age of mass production and collective action on the part of employers, the individual contract between employe and employer in unfair and ought not to be tolerated. The government of the United States compels industry to organize into trade groups, and if a majority of employers organized in a trade group agree on a code that becomes an agreement and code for the group as a whole, therefore, the same rule must apply to employes. Society has issued a challenge to organized labor through the N I R A by giving them absolute protection of the right to organize and to bargain collectively. I am sure wage earners will meet the challenge, will organize, and from now on they will be able to collectively help the employers to work out a constructive plan that will enable society tu harness the forces of nature for the benefit of society as a whole. Heretofore, by reason of stubbornness on the part of many employers, wage earners have been obligated to exert all their efforts In maintaining their right to organize, and I feel by rea- negq-tatio- ns (Cuiitirniad on Page Five) |