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Show Y 1 t, C Ikiiium t!. 1 lA i . .jsm I fil ' i ' V '! i - ! " -- U J 'f:u Ay fttlt 1! I: r . jlVE CARBON MEN Wi,t r 'named aiit -- Ts tv,' Lr, ,tf wage to attend convention g, k,8 fij,, CONSOLIDATION j .!,v ?, fount y member c-;-U- Schools erf Have Entrants In Huge Festival To oe Worker of America During the next thrre da Price , e from MohrUmt are reprewill be the ocne of the city con . T luh music festival ever held in the west live tatc and mtermouatain music Lake Salt at Tue. Wfh ojieued contest in which 4000 student repHender-- r resenting 58 Colorado, Nevada and h drte.ve are Robert Utah achooli, will meet in friendly KefuUocth: Roy Morgan, Mohr-- V competition. Coruumer; Snnpken, ebark The of thi enterprise, Standardvllte; Alfred which magnitude t 'vTiIUafti. ha gained fame throughout ' FrancU Denison, and shield, ha six the nation, can hardly be realized. A njnde. Wyoming also combination this year of the state nrfltstive in the convention. mevt ll ivird Kr,i ft t ARttUN COINTF, ITAlLlilt E. ui: AM) Nl.to SAPYlX'ATK N I. AI'KII. aturd,ff) "e Lrgt Liirnl) - 7 HM 7a I . U KflJajr A ml li 30 p. . i r A, N p m t Intermit A. m (7.,., i A. p w ; , ,7.., ' I m M 1 inwrhk, 0 in V It. ; I'.Olp . lr , (to-rna- luth ; J ,.KI . b- -.l Him l', 7 I , h ,7o nil t m.n M ; f.il.o, ntt. hkh and Price city' intermountain V tmlh biennial constitutional of District 23 concluded tournament, the contest will attract .rtBUoii the Labor an estimated crowd of 30,000 people. temple at Salt Lake The blare of bands, the delicate unemployment Insurance strains of orchestras, .ads sprightly drum law being wage minimum clos- -, major, students attired in brilliant by the delegate at the uniforms, fluttering flags and gay rssion crowds will all combine to make this reso-calso adoptM convention annual affair unforgettable. tor national old ago pensions, What seemed an impossible task oil. addi--- J and natural gas on it that of provding accomodations for In measure mines, safety the visiting contestants and their supthn'inaUon of blasting while porters has been successfully acru are in the mine, and passage of complished, according to Mrs. Henry labor disputes r Wsgncr Connery Ruggeri, chairman of the housing hture of Monday's session was committee. quarters have been found hscusMon of the code for southern forSleeping 2665 of contesting bands .j holds taken up recently in outside ofmembers and Kmcry counCarbon of George Lambert ties. With the exception of 300 in k Springs, vice president of Dis-67 in Standardville and 22. and Tony Radlatj of Rock Helper, 60 in Wellington, all of over slightly were r,5. national board member, thesa boys and girls will be quarter- speakers. ed in Price. Private homes, vacant The delegates were also addressed of the buildings and civic buildings have i M. L. Hams on, chairman to accomodate this small vl committee of the Utah State been utilized of musicians and although it itration of Labor, who spoke on army required every available space in the .rti labels. city, nothing has been left undone to make the students as comfortable as 9c 5c 5c 5c Ttur-Jj- h,.. ui liain,. INSJUI MKNTAL KoI.u.M; rii-rp- i piana. 3 Oil p lnlrmiirni AH ) f Atit;ii 51 IVrlmii t'li es in-lii- U H. I-- -' bridal - 3li.l II 40 a in, high II. 4. 15 p m ; I la ; 17- pi M II -. hi I', til , II, i, liijjb lop. (m in 1hnI Cla : Saitiri.i in unify a i l la I'. A. li ini " . 15 p in , tiff, ('In ijimrt Mf, jrN luiD li (, 1 tr. ui, hith . Iu!i hM ; (Mind, iii-nu-r aiiililoiiuiu Ihm,) iftt 7, .. - 10 lo ni : On. 4". I ;hl p. iu ; 47a g!r-- , ouumitiO) .hiir.li 1 .to oiiiiiimiii j iliioih (iirl- , glf-a- , I ol 4 im ft ft m IUI m ; A, 0 (jftn Ititli , one-ha- nlh rt 4 m VtNAL niNTKSI'S: .to. no I7 r. s u a lu ; rd th )U!urrquc rtUr. t of Kl field, ovrr looked on live by the WcKki hill ith it gunl C", on the by Round hill and on ttw by the hu.'ti Khoul Campu, ttie late and Intrtmountain nmur tournament ill rume to a rUe Saturday evening wuh an imprene mNrd band rrrvmony, Thu rrnt in pat yrar ha been one of ttie mutt coluiful feaurr of the tournament, but thu year an unusually rlatnirate program ha been arranged, which will be a fitting conclusion for Die largest mutic festival In Die history of Die west. Mole than 5t! bands. With idudent attired In uniform of a multitude of color and with instrument glistening Under the fluod light, will gather at the field at 7 00 p m after a mas.- rd m.iuh from the Intersection of and Second North m rt V. Jo Crushed by an oil Irutk wtven he ran aero Die highway after alighting frum a school bu one and lf mile aouth rf lrice, Kale Dale N let aon, 10. a itudent m the ITlce Central echoed was instantly kllkM Thursday afternoon. The truck wa driven by Angut Johnson of Price. Arcoiding to eounty officer, Die youth was a passenger on a school bu transporting student to the farm district south of here. The bu atop-pe- d to Ll Die pupil off. and the Nielson boy ran behind the car and crossed the road directly In the path of the truik, which wa coming to-- III lt.ml, w. Iftbnu.U U Kale NifUon, 10, Meets InManl Death Thursday; Drhrr Atutohed Of Illame p p m ud.l liiiaiB m , Insl It.)' !.. iii. I'um IitfJ ipiftrifUf, a SOUTH ROAD WHEN hit by oil truck Tournament HUT; 1 !., . j Ceremony To Close Saturday Olu m:.TJtA niNTKltT; O.w Kniiir.lny 2i I I !puplL K,LLED 0N Spectacular H7.ir,S' DOIXC AM) WHEN W ad-il- M WHIR J -- -- IIIIS MI K 3G54 OF HIR SI Kvli, cmctiAiios PRICE GREETS V I S I TO R S AS MUSIC MEET OPENS Fifty-Si- x Workers hnds At Salt Uke Monday Tv U v i j 1 - A v AN lMir.1 KNDrAT NL4 hPAl'Ilit k r ,A w aid Pi ice. The accident wa investigated by Shot iff S M. IHK. Deputie Warrrn IVacock and R Monroe. Chief of Police I.aw rente Whitmore and W. W. district school uperin- tendent. Canyon Willard viY,!m WM,bo,t a Sprin son of and KisUe T. Larsen Nielson. Surviving ore hi parent I'NSKM Itl.KS and the following brother and sisters: Kermit. Kenneth. Artell, Jose IUI Fi Ilrii til ; ItillS fllwriil)f, phine and Kessley Nielson. The famf llMMIlblf- t I l il in wihmIwiimI rfiMMiiMf, s .Ho a m nt ily had lin-- on a farm south of Pi ire liith past f,MJ,r Following the c all. a Drew oi ks d.- - j A coroner jury Saturday decided of PA It A I K: fall lx will Niagara play staged a Ul" unavoidable, and 1acc on Wood a followed bv turn I rtln ele ,,:!t lull, Junior liitli mIhmiN, ;.9 p. m., Main firt4t, Mr. of blame. The absolved Johnson by a trunqxt triu on top of the high S.it!inJa Sfiiior hith vuIhmiN, Mit) p. m., Main trrrt. inquest was held before Justice J. W. school. "Flier March" will be player! by the Hammond, acting coroner, the jury massed junior high bands, after which consisting of Joseph Forrester, Matt A Davi. the senior band ensemble w ill render j " rntT B1nd C uncral SOTV Ices WCtC conducted New Colonial March, followed by the playing of "Washington Post Sunday In the Cleveland L. D. S. chopel, with burial under the direcMarch" by all of the units. tion of the Wallace mortuary. William Thirty-eight- h of the Hunbury possible. Infantry band at Fort Douglas This annual intermountain music will play a cornet solo, with the ancontest is the principal reason why nouncement of contest results next on OPENING SESSION Assessor Silas Rowley announced Carbon county feels itself justified in RESULTS OF MILK the schedule. claiming the honor of being the stu- Monday that the annual assessment SESSION HELD BY A bugle call from the Wood hill dent music center of the west. To in Carbon county has been comOF CARBON COURT : wiU be sounded and a drum corps citirolls local and turned over to the further uphold this claim, pleted, TESTS stationed to half the trail way up zens point out that Carbon county Treasurer Reese M. Reese preparatory PRIMARY LEADERS Wood hill will play. At this point, alone has 11 school bands; that the to the sending out of tax notices. TERM SET MONDAY members of the Carbon high pep club, Carbon county high school was rated a was finished The work this year cosattired in blue and white nly Two Of Six Dairies Meet the best red, The importance of enrolling as marching band in the 1933 month earlier than usual, and at a form in a flag parade and State Requirements, national contest and also holds both considerably less cost, Mr. Rowley many children as possible in Primary tumes, will to march Kiwanis field, where a Cases To He Set For Trial On the concert and state the intermountan Official Reports stated. This was due to the revalua- work and training them early was vocalist will render "Tho Withand parade championships, and that tion work conducted in 1931 and the stressed at the Carbon-Emer- y stake out a Stain." The senior Flag bands First Day; Citizenship high A report of tests made on milk the many junior high bands of this installation of an improved account- Primary association conference held will then Sousas famous "Stars Hearings Tuesday play in the L. D. S. tabernacle Friday. amples from six Carbon dairies was county have always won a goodly ing system which enables a more acStripes Forever." share of honors in both state and in- curate keeping of records- than form- The value of music in activities of and ssued Saturday by J. B. Jewkes, dis-nAn American flag will be rocketed District court will convene the organization was also emphasized. into the dairy and feed inspector. Only termountain competition. erly. the at 2:00 p. m. for the second Monday air accompanied by term of kind of its event Mrs. Thomas Miss the Eleanor and counfar ivo of the samples met state require-.ent- s, Mr. Rowley expects that the By largest strains of a cornet solo from the Wood 1934. At the present time, the calof the a show will 1934 and a second test will be made Mary Jack, valuation representatives only tys hill by John Harmon. Taps will be endar includes 11 criminal (Continued on FuRt Four) actions, bs week for dairies which did not sessions, slight decrease in comparison with general board, attended the played by the four buglers who op- 17 civil matters, five law and motion m. 1:30 at with the ome up to the necessary standards-AccordinThe p. reductions meeting Friday the previous year. ened the ceremony. actions and one probate matter. Is to Mr. Jewkes, the state mainly are caused by the customary stake board and Friday evening with Cases will be set for trial the optwo per cent depreciation allowed on ward bishops of the two stakesequires that milk must test not less For Contest buildings and a drop in the valua- At 10:00 a. m. Saturday, a conferElks an 3 2 per cent butterfat ening day of the term, with hearings content, not on 18 naturalization tss than 12 per cent solids and not applications tion of city lots in Price and Hel- ence of Primary workers was conslated for Tuesday. r.ore The extensive clean-u- p campaign per. han 88 per cent water. The ducted, followed by departmental Civil cases listed on the calendar Priucterial count must not exceed 100,-u- conducted in Price the past 10 days Virtually all other items assessed meetings. Social workers of the are: Merchant Finance corporation under the direction of Erin Leonard, are about the same as last year, ac- mary met at 2:00 p. m. per cubic inch. vs. Tom Revas, recovery on contract The report on the The program of the organization appointed street superintend- cording to Mr. Rowley, who is well samples of the newlyassures C. A. Knobbs of Helper is the only and sale; Harriet E. Doll, recovery that this city will look pleased with the manner in which for the coming summer was outlined, dairies which passed is as ent, state and inter- the countys valuation has been main- and it was decided to cooperate this candidate nominated thus far for the on contract and promissory Blue Hill, Spring Glen t, its best during the Allison vs. John Menotti. club leaders. tournament. 3.5 per cent; solids not post of exalted ruler of Price lodge music mountain year with Four-tained. fat, Martina 9 B. thorNo. Skerl by her guarda O. P. damages; Elks. 1550, Nominato Mr. collections Leonard, tax per cent; water, 87.71 per cent; According Personal property has been made of have been made on a valuation of acterial count, 25,000. Members of the flying Ute Avia- tions will again be open at the next ian, John Skerl, vs. Willow Creek ough clean-u- p conModern dairy, Price with residents Sunday regular meeting of the order April Coal company, damages; August Butterfat, 3.5 yards and vacant lots, wholeheartedapproximately $800,000, which is of tion club were entertained r cent; solids not A. 25, and the election will be held in Winkelreid vs. Robert Stoker and HaW. West. view Winifred in of the by cooperating evening city sidered very satisfactory fat, 8.61 per cent; zel Stoker, appealRmual solids, 12.11 the minfor Haskins Fred May. in W. and the conditions McKinnon in city beautifying ly the unemployment per cent; water, Nominees for offices other are club. Martha Genevieve White by her lodge were guests of the sic festival. cent; bacterial count, 9,000. ing camps of the county. as follows: Leading knight, J. Allen guardian, J. Parley White, vs. Paul Th report on sent be will The clean-u- p campaign, which was notices probably dairies which did not Tax had not been turned over to the Browne, Price; loyal knight, W. V. Veillard, Sr. and Paul Veillard, Jr., 'eel requirements is as follow's: Riv-si- in charge of a committee consisting out this year by May 10, whereas treasurer until the fore part of May. Pace and B. W. Dalton, Price; lectur- damages; United States Fidelity and and Wrolls E. Mclntire assessment dairy. Helper Butterfat, 3.6 of Councilman in former years the per cent; solids not w'as made knight, Erin Leonard, Dr. Lyman Guaranty company vs. A. L. WhitWilliam Recorder Grogan, 8.26 1 ing fat, per cent; for two other reasons besides beauKofford and Dr. Sanford Ballinger, more, recovery on bond for lease; soIlds per cent, water, Price. contest, Marl D. Gibson vs. George Christenssi4 per cent; bacterial count, 8000. tifying the city for the band Secretary, J. Bracken Lee and S. J. sen, Merrill Fox and Carlyle Pace, passed because solids not fat namely, to remove fire hazards and Sweetring, Price; treasurer, Reese M. claim and delivery; Evangeline Avgi-kEot standard. improve sanitary conditions. Reese and G. N. Nelson, Price; tyler, vs. Mutual Benefit Health and Price dairy, L. G. Frandsen and M. H. Wilson, (Accident 3.6 per company, recovery on in cent; solids not fat, 8.71 RALPH ANDERSON APPOINTED are Carbon county in general and Price in particular Price; three-yetrustee, L. F. surance policy; Joseph Forrester solidsPRICE RIVER COMMISSIONER three-daPer cent: visit y being Hiawatha, and Dr. F. F. Fisk, John Forrester and Guy Curtis vs. per cerd: bacterial count, greatly honored this week byofthe iisnnn of the sePrice. school musicians was Farmers Mill and Elevator company, thousands Price of 1 the Anderson here made I;ot Passed because bacterial by Ralph fount too high. j damages; Maude Baker Anderson vs. Seldom is a community privileged lected water commissioner for the district. intermountain Rollo Edward Anderson, divorce. But-na- t, Price river Saturday evening at a rXT,g.Brothers daify. as is Carbon county on this occasion. 3 7 Salt Lake and Eastern Utah Stage per cent; solids not fat, 8.95 meeting of water users in the court line vs. James Sieverts, Abe Sieverts, have charge of disThe phrase music hath charms is certainly not a I lateT If 31 Solids 1265 per cent: house. Heof will will Jr. and Abe Sieverts, Sr., appeal; water on the Price river. I per cenb bacterial count, tribution non Ann. misnomer This has been proven numerous times, it not pussod because bacter-I- 1 and of music The week. development Since the first of April approxi- Helper State bank vs. Lulu Montgombe proven again this count too high. Velma Houston, et al, recovery BEER FROM INCOME CITYS 75 Carbon county motorists ery, on note; Anna Millich vs. Dragon the consequent advancement of the cultural qualities i mately dair', Helper Butterfat, 3 I been have now tests PERMITS TOTALS OVER $3300 monument of accomplishgiven required Obrian, damages; Security Insurance !nraS0 lds not fatthrough our schools stands as a per cent; j before drivers licenses will be is' 9tir Battista Anselmi, educational 1211 per cent water 87, system. our ment Vernon Davis, state highway corporation J. vs. by I sued, R. Sharp vs. Sidney With the issuance of a Class C redamages; bacterial count, 9000. Not act more no other is single announces. there of two 'J!ent; Only To The because fat below standard. i patrolman, tail beer license last week to K. Young, Melvin Young, Kenneth Munk applicants failed to pass the ex- and Katie Munk, of the qualities that are advanced by music than ! the of the Percolator cafe, the damages; Helen C. expressive was insummer I amination. Ossanna vs. United Bond and Finance Annual was that splendid act of neighborliness of last citys income from beer fees owners are Car tests reminded that to the fund I will be conducted creased to $3325. damages. when Emery county contributed financially again on April 23 corporation, Law and motion matters are as folRecorder William Grogan ancontest national City to Lay Contests the by the and 30 at the city hall between 9:00 lows: Be nounced Tuesday that 16 Class C and that made possible the trip Thomas G. Wimmer vs. Dan am. and noon. Held L. Capener, motion for a new trial: A retail licenses have been Carbon county high school band. ! 27 one Class obthe state vs. Charles Guynn, motion issued, while six wholesalers have To everyone in this district as well as to our visitors f infor a new trial on a charge of riot; tained combined of this permits. result as the aSfn "Renting most of the there will he some gain state vs. Mike Venetakis, motion ! the comn'f18 .Carbon L. D. S. stake termountain and state music contest ; the greater benefit, for a new trial on a charge of obBegin I Selected fmor d ,vC' 8 ln the. annual M. I. A. a in do not mean this taining money under false pretenses; of course will accrue to Price. We Dril 27 aiC7roASts in the tabernacle ! social a from viewed state vs. Faul Crouch, motion in arangle. is Of Wool it activities in rather vein, Price, shipping material p. m. ArCr rest of judgment on conviction of parone of centers the shipping Arv'eI Stevens, a Price takes joy in bidding a welcome to each and every i in the west, largest ember Redd are ticipating in an unlawful assembly; of the underway, according M. I. A. board, John Redd, manager in having been accorded the r,ntcvc iu6e stfl'e takes E. L. Jones vs. Price city, motion to Price pride to announcement an Mat visitor elected Monday by president bc!d in Public speak- - Motor company, was takes Price rS, retold occasion. pleasthis on summons to amended comas host meetCommission serve cf the Price Gilmour quash at a to honor s,or. drama and of the Price Rotary club 1 each of its and motion to strike and deto of He hand plaint board' members willdancing. friendship the company. evening. in Thursday extending ure act as ing of directors One car containing approximately murrer to amended complaint. has served as vice president of the this week. May each and everyone of you derive wests Approval of account and discharge 30,000 pounds has been sent out this nm4 dle Sae eliminations club during the past year. "same happiness from your visit as do the people of of admimstiatcr in the estate of Roy the to sucthat stated. he It is far, r.arred expected n was ! Fleetwood E. W. district contests with you the only probate and i;av , In this community through their contact shipping will begin on a large scale E. Springer ismatter. Edition to Carbon ceed Mr. Redd as v ice president, with trar.A; next guardianship the week. j within of Emery George Ockey being reappointed San r,,?pres(nta5A'es dn akes will participate. secretary-treasur1 . N. -- : A 9c fiiMiuhli-MIXMpllMt- -, . l M ; , J- A it 9c 9c 9c lists Inspector 3c 9c i 1 1 Valuation Holds up Well in County, Assessment Reveals in county 9c Ic - ct )C C )C City Thoroughly Cleaned -- c c c - O Price Lodge Names Candidates For May Election fol-ty- s: note;-Margar- But-rfa- H 1C j - - 87.-p- er de - C 11-8- c c c c IDe Arc 'Honored! os ar 12-3- - Cro-ga- n, 1 SeventyFive Carbon Pl-ic- Motorists Take Test s U c - 9-- Fra-gada- c Sun-Advoca- te Stake Honor To Here April : Shipments Of Wool Out Of Price John Redd President Rotary r u- - znt-,- i er tlEHruTZZ PY I MY . T77 TZnnVOCATE RECEIVE THE BENEFIT OF THE LARGEST COVERAGE AFFORDED IN CARBON AND MANY IN EMERY EACH WEEK OT AH - - ALMOST EVERY HOME |