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Show UCH u A isninn liiiSSM n;is HiK V 3549 AN' IMttllTAI.I.NT M:ISIA,F.R-A 120! xy4 CONSOL 'mu, rAKitov county. itau. COm RACfsiGNED Ilousing Sought For Students In Pi.di r He d.iniiuii fiui(.'-i- . f I. tf the ft., I, s!jV uaiuiutt.-- e aeeonuxlati.iris 3500 Plan lany Supporters To Visit Price During Meet M ) . V k lit .iiiuf.i. t ,m .2, i93i M Mill n' fr students, directors and chiiKrofies who wall be in Price April 19. 20 and 21 to participate m the conte-- t The public is asked to rcsjond as generously as jm,mL1 to the solicitation for housing Any person who has not been contacted and will U- able to provide quarters for one or more students it asked to communicate with Mrs. Ruggeri bleiU-- K IS Flyer To Firing Sew Airplane To Price Xc.xt HVi'A st i lt lai y t f the a - sot i.ttton, w ill J.nvjuy bunt, inam.gt r of the Cailun county aujsiit, will le ak in lh ice I'll u r d 8 y, Mari h 29, at u public meeting spon'oied by the Woman' rb.b m the b. Walking Agm.nu.n( )rawn l p Rv I nion Representatives And Mine Officials 3549 N FA ih u(,j li.tennouritain oiumc t.i,t.-- t MJ begun Hi huge talk uf securing Vleeplrijj It'll 'oldS JlllluCg. COMPANY, MINERS irs III SlN AM) Talk by Secretary Of Manufacturers Organization Set BY COLUMBIA COAL Music Fes ti cut llrnry 1 1IHTION DP THE y tuin Tliestiay fitilll la Angeles with a new Senility Kinmr an plane Mr. bund left for the const city ai'pioMmately 10 day ago. A temjmi ai y shetl will be coristniitetl to house the plane Marys Other Husband r, (cm l.tativ i s of tin M.m Wei kits Of Amenta amt I). S. tala-ra- t Be of. By 7 30 i.ciaK ,.f ih,. Columbia nacle until the new hangar at the lop. m. n gtiation at a cal field has been completed. 'any tompltied cotifemuo in Salt bake Saturday for lbs Woik on the building it prosubject I Ht-indicating Dial a vaptive mir.e will Ik "The Mar) Other Husband," the an,r .j, t4,v ah to rapidly, according to weikmg gressing contiact .. in the nual Ktonoimc at play and the Carbon high the Fail of the frry n hixil entered Andeison, ajply tomp..r..vs colliery at supervisor contest here C olumliM wheoli final dramatic prrvcntatlon of project. ' a large of the year, will be staged in the 9. ;a and 21 will have At voiding to inhumation Manufacturing from stu-nti tjlt. to school auditorium Friday evening unto of the -- brrcftHx.sim in addition Slate lotal office of the lT. M V. A, the tho directum of Mu Virgie Mul-tine- r. der Mr. entered in various contest Utah jgiccmt nt provnlt-- for recognition of Pi ice undoubtedly will have Jennings ap AMERICAN LEGION the union Its other provisions are na The nine members of the cast have the thenar ot cntcit-nulargest here pearance vsentiaby the same as those included been the three one will of he DRIVE OPENS FOR preparing for the produttion INTER-POS- T in Its history during in umtratts I MEET employes and for several is he weeks, and the combinafestival. UC many of other nuries in the .stute. yj tion of talented young actors and an of the thru-u- t linking t JLy Evans. principal Th- - confeience. which HOSPITAL FUNDS; leg.,n Fit-- , Harold S. Jennings the shite intetcoting and humorous SLATED SATURDAY Intensely Summit ho.h sHicxil at Coal-- , ' h was held as a nsult of a strike' day, k.s' tour sponsoied by the a six-wweek this story Is exxcted to lestih In one of in advised Mr H.nmlton uhed by ovtr lull Columbia ttuneis' Utah Fcdiin'inn t f Women's clubs the best high school ever I ,'.j Kh(.l bi .rd of that distiict tb u.iiy 23 iKtause the eompanv re-JDANCE SCHEDULED d locally to repoits reaching lu re, Carlwin, Krnery u n to Nei th Sum present! ;; Accoiding in'ad rmi' lo I.fgio.iaires k c d - I'ce-tu- e the divisional labor his lecture is The story outers utound a young band of CO j purely educational and Allend Program Here i lo inter a Ugituwrs healths tha' the tiling be iiM-linunion wife, Mary, whose rr,.u.,n for spinni The 65 of is ban anted public interesting adv pieces. an k Tf, J Evening. Saturday ami that men "w last to discharged invited hopjM i " finally cels her chin attend the ing To 31 Raise cl ih with e r'1 Campaign Inaugurated meeting. jis, a gir fall be lie l.ilt d The remineis .Money lor Materials Pi ico post No 3 of the American deej) into tumble. One of tier pictur.ts and an or turned to woik Maith site and her hu.sband under a And Kquipment taints. ilngion will entertain legioiuires from esque ozvcu arv agi t em-n- t. i m luxury, even to the tempoi aie stooped t N i;:h Helper, lb.iwutlia and Emery county of kuping a built r reaches Officials of the U. M. W A an-- ! x C'inte't ti.e Saturday evening at the thud of ii point A campaign to raise funds to pur- nounee that all of the ears the of her well-to-d- o men! aunt, who discharged .series of inter-poa hi Id. but was meetings. chase materials and equipment for are now bat k at woik. and that other makes an une vpei ted visit her '1 The affair be will in the nature of the new city hospital began Wednes- differenei s have been s.i'.isfaetoi dv makes a gallant cffoit to save 1 a y.-- an hint), a new entry, will be and a special tierM.uy ' paity, afternoon. Ik foie the was faoo, bin rowing enough houseday settled day As 160 of a is program tinted by delegation living arranged. Similar hold over four crnlnhu'i"ns had been refurnishings to tilde from aunty Prior to the conference at Salt Lave been held at Helper meetings ' .ins and supporkrs. according to ceived b;. ;he finance the most obvious signs of poverty, the Southern To School Send I'tah committee, dithe Lake, three officials. school members of and the from rd Hiawatha sinee the first of the land donors being J. ( Penney company. hus-70 Students; 02 Rands Are pressing h r labor bouitl. Chairman T. S. j Park City, which has the distinc- year. Pi ice Steam l.n.ndrv. Dr. Charles 'jp band ice ns a butler. Later into ten Meet In of in Interested Denver, James Morgan of the of having one of the best high exer the Following ises, ojwning and Mutual Lumber com- - Cheyenne ar.d I) D Muir of Salt commanders of the various posts will (when auntie insists on seeing the hus!n bands in the mtermountain Ruggeri band. Mary digs up a quick-witte- d Parowan dishas school visited be introduced. the Columbia Thursday and luj.li hake, will come to Trice with over A hospital benefit dance will be he!J and passes hun off for instranger to fit.tt.rmine tho de tinction of being the first school to iin Junior baseball will be the piin-cipmusicians and citizens, while at the SiIut Moon hall Satur-jiro- s held Although the latter is a spection. in miners teg.uding union officially enter the state and topic discussed with Glen Bal- clever i ar.d Junction has requested that day, April 7. Manager John Menotti affiliations. The r, tie is no match be n tournament to of voted favor music mi a member of 125. in Park the for be made for linger Helper, and her and soon use of the hall free, of the United Mine Woikers of Am- held here in April, Norman Hamilton, state has offered the Mary schemes, junior baseball committee, ex- both of them are in hot water. Not 7 is entering the Price contest for and all proceeds of the affair will go contest Wedneserica. announced the director, plaining proposed program for until she has maneuvered her husf? first time, whic Grand Junction into the hospital fund. The company was represented at day. this year. f.?an entrant in 1931 and 1932. Sixty-tw- o bands in Colorado, NeJames Alley is chairman and Earl the Salt Lake meeting by W. P. Benefits of junior baseball to the band to the threshold of jail does j Unofficial reports from other cities of the dance Phipps, general manager of opera- vada and Utah have returned pre- boy and community will be discussed she call a halt to her wild pretendof Hills secretary-treasurtf lo the effect that the residents ing. - committee, the other members of tions. and Walter Shelton, district liminary blanks indicating their in- by Comer P. Peacock of Price and CjCl I'-- respective communities are showThe cast is enriched by a tough, of is tention but Parowan A. C. Mr. follows: as while arc Menotti, both of Francisco. San Clark be-!entering, Knobbs, counsel, Wright, but sentimental more enthusiasm than ever jailbird, a comic maid to make the I. first official of R. the local program, will registration. director Brockbank, e in the music activities of their Calvin Jewkcs, Mrs. the United Mine Representing a and who is a masterly policeman The southern Utah school will be talk on the training and managing of Mrs. Wilford Jensen, Mrs. Walter V. Workers of America were the followfr.ools, and that large delegations of of satire. bit 76 a of Nora students, by band junior baseball team. Pace, Herbert Adamson, Mrs. ll'izens are planning to attend, ing: George Cole, Rock Springs, dis- represented The cast includes Virginia Lee, 43 boys and 33 girls, and by 12 inA general discussion will be held Norman Hamilton, contest director, man Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Nick trict president of the U. M. W. A.; Vivian Burn, Lee Empey, Rupert BurMah-lere- s, Peton other subjects important to the strumental soloists. L. Walter that Harold Bernardi, Nick Galanis, Harry fnounced George Lambert, Rock Springs, disTuesday gess, Olive Pappas, Marie Louise Can-ce- s, is erson of Parowan Arthe director American to H. Val Legion, according George Jorgensen, trict vice president; Mr. Morgan, f.chman, noted musician and a William Cassady, Maxine Schl-eg- el band, which will .compete in Class C. thur S. Horsley, post commander. of the Educational Music Cowles and Leo Leonard. Cheyenne, district secretary-treasure- r; and Farrel Peterson. A musical entertainment will be Parowan captured first place in .reau at Chicago, 111., had accepted Isaac Evans, president of the CoFurther preparations for the dance, and third in concert play- presented under the leadership of . r. invitation to act as judge of the which is expected to be one of the lumbia local unit; Orvel Peterson, marching C competition in the E. M. Williams, Carbon high music NAMES intest. Mr. Bachman was one of the best of the year, will be made by the Columbia union secretary and O. L. ing in Class at contest state Logan last year, and director. Refreshments will follow for the sight reading contest committee at a meeting Monday at Horner, Columbia union member. won first place in both the parade the program. the national contest at Evanston, 7:30 p. m. at the city hall. concert divisions of the southern and CLUB COMMITTEES last year. All contributions toward the hospcontest sponsored by the B. A. Utah ital fund will be gladly received. DoC. nations may be made to Dr. Ruggeri, Since that time, the band has inSummerhays, Pcloni Appointed chairman of the finance committee, its instrumentation, and is creased As Instructors for Case or William Grogan, city recorder. Dee Smith of Wattis pleaded guilty certain to be a strong contender for Coif Course. honors in the coming tournament. The before Justice J. W. Hammond TuesPLANS COMPLETE Dilworth Woolley Saturday band has been completely outfitted in day to a charge of shooting deer out Judge C. W. A. PAYROLL REPORTED Committees to serve the Carbon issued an order temporarily restrain- new uniforms. The school colors are of season and was fined $100 with club during the present year Carbon countys civil works payCountry the alternative of spending 100 days were announced this week by Presiing Byron Howard, Huntington wagon blue and gold. ne Hundred week Thursday the for roll ending to Take Singers i coal at from in jail. He elected to serve the jail dent Mat Gilmour. In addition to the Part in Spring Program amounted to $5728.11, as compared mine operator, those selling than less by term. prescribed a prices to $6016.50 for the previous week, committees, Mr. Gilmour made the Sunday Evening, the code of fair competition for the According to the complaint, the of- following appointments: reduction of $288.39. The total for coal industry. fense was committed near Wattis Instructors, Preston Summerhays last wreek included $121.77 paid to bituminous Arrangements have been complet-fo- r the a civil filed had March 6. Utah of state The business and American on the Tony Peloni; club manager, N. employes the second annual action against Howard charging that L. Pope, and caretaker, Iris Rollins. According to Superintendent W. spring mu- census. ff festval to be conducted in the L. he was sel'ung domestic lump coal for W. Christensen, the board of educaCommittee assignments were as 9 S. tabernacle at a ton, whereas the code price tion will decide at its regular meet$1.74 Sunday follows: PRICE evening TO FATAL MEASLES 0 p. m. , under the sponsorship of ton at the mine. ing Saturday on the proposal to call Greens, Arch W. McKinnon, George CHILD; RITES HELD MONDAY is $3.65 per . Carbon stake. also overruled the a bond election for a building proWoolley Elmer C. Young and Preston Judge Warren, Mrs. Ora B. Harding, director of were held at the defendants demurrer to the com- gram in the Carbon school district Price, and R. R. KirkSummerhays, services Funeral Estival, announces that 100 sing-wi- ll under the public works administrafor plaint. Standardville. Sunday patrick, chapel Wallace mortuary take part on the program, son In his decision, Judge Woolley tion. Finance, Max Bertola, Consumers; Ross Birch, The suggested program calls for include ensemble num- - Jerry l' rslch The court will not regard of Dr. E. F. Gianotti, Helper, and Frank stated: Birch LaVar Mrs. Mr. and of and selections , D. Sawyer, Elmie Bernardi and C. R. by choruses from Price. The child died Sunday after the order overruling the demurrer as securing $212,500 from the P.W.A. to nous wards. Miss Nina Halliday was in a final holding upon the constitution- finance additions and new buildings. Price. Burial Fergusson, measles. of illness an he piano al questions which have been raised in Of this amount, $63,750 will be an accompanist, while or--- ra the Price cemetery. Tournaments, N. L. Pope; Jack Vig-nett- o, accompaniment has been ar-f- or the case. Howard claimed that the outright grant, the net obligation of Helper, and J. Allen Browne several numbers, Mrs. code is in violation of the federal the district to be $148,750 providing and Tad Storey, Price. r(nng said. the voters approve the bond issue. constitution. Membership, John Redd, Mat Gilmour and Henry OBryan, Price, and MeT,,memers f the general Frank Williams, Helper. ' ctlurch will at- tfad .e estlval, House committee, J. H. Ballinger, according to word jL.:, rS'k Mrs. J. T. Kelley and Mrs. Gilmour, Harding. Emery officials are also Price; Mrs. Harris B. Simonaen, Helexpected to Present. Preparations are being made by per, and Mrs. E. V. Long, Castle Gate. B. No. 1550, be chosen from members of Price lodge !nikngers ; of entertainment 8 hose the j taking part in the festi- - P. O. Elks, for F. Walter exalted ruler, cburch festival at their grand !tTavto An overnight hike to the Kiwanisj The final indoor session of the 6 m June to Meier of Seattle, Wash., who is sched studT under course was held at the high school 8. Si Pam lodge in Huntington canyon Friday j nte Chicago musician. The uled to visit Price Sunday, April advanced the conclude will A program and luncheon in honor evening &re ,rraafied for presentation is course in boy scout leadership trainorder ire those the of head national required by Mr. Cain. of the fare as ing conducted by the Carbon district Receipts of Price city in February being planned. Committees the supervision of Winifred under totaled Leonard; Erin $13,226.26, according to the follows: Luncheon, emencing director. and monthly report issued Friday by Redecorations, J. Allen Browne, Walter W. West, leadership in the county are corder William Grogan. The light deAll scout leaders program, Frank W. Averill, An partment was the principal revenue urged to participate in the hike. V. Pace and J. Bracken Lee. leadgetter, bringing in $5974.74. received intensive program relative to 4nhinCement of sentence on Paul According to information on Mr. outdoor scouting for Other income was as follows: Waership training of the National Min- - here, Price is the first stop Is Mr. West be conducted, ter will activities on a department, $2951.70; service decharge of unlawful Meiers Utah itinerary. After leaving said 4embiv $87.50; water connections, posits, Monday. lodges t April 2 a, postPoned Monday un-- ! here, he plans to visit other be held on the sub$111.16; special tax, $1.33; licenses, will Discussions the 3,1 Metal reQuest of Harry in the state. Motivation $1187.80; hospital, $2727.38; cemetery, ?efense attorney, ject of Troop Program to Life." An Hollis Colton, the third youth who '$67; miscellaneous, .65; garbage Applied Sale Scouting and ' To Jude George Sponsor Girl Scouts tsen w participated in the burglary, lection fees, $25; dog taxes, $62; jus-h- as campfire program has Test of jCar defense motions for Girl scouts of Price will sponsor interesting Mr. been turned over to juvenile au- - tice court collections, $7.50; water been planned for Friday evening, Pig-gl- y 30(1 3 tria1' food sale Saturday morning at thorities because of the fact that he connections, $19.50; building permits. leaders scout The announced. Lee and West filed In district is only 17 years of age. last Wiggly. Mrs. J. Bracken i $2; plumbing permit, $1. Saturday. return week. will Mrs. Bess Jones will be in charge. 1 -- ift j s ' 1 1 To Presented Graduating Class ee s -- J I i ' rfal SfVj , ree-ogni- ed Par 1 Sun-.m.- Qr j First to Officially Enroll In Music Contest i st long-sufferi- j i al intcr-mounta- four-flushe- er 55 n rep-fjentat- ive 9c PRESIDENT 1 3t i Judge Grants State Temporary Order In Killing Deer Out Of Season Brings Jail Code Violation lc 5c BOND PROPOSAL TO BE DECIDED 5c ft two-year-o- ld It f ELKS PREPARING TO GREET GRAND EXALTED RULER a - ft Scout Training Ends This Week With Overnight Hike Municipal Income During Past Month Shown by Recorder No-lirrh- if of Union anizer Postponed HtS i i,6 ftRcHANTSWHn AnVFRTISEnTrHESUN-ADVOCATV WY MEDIUM ISSUED IN EASTERN UTAH E RECEIVE THE BENEFIT OF THE LARGEST COVERAGE AFFORDED ALMOST EVERY HOME IN CARBON AND MANY IN EMERY EACH WEEK |