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Show AC 1 T THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1934 n E SUN -- ADVOCATE, THE WEATHER RELIEF WORKER Justice Binds Man CarbonEmery Game To District Court GIVEN TERM ON Body Plants Trout On Stabbing Charge Some five thousand rainbow trout, FRAUD CHARGE Norris Wood pleaded guilty to a charge of obtaining goods from the Price Trading company by false pretenses, and was sentenced by Justice J. W. Hammond to serve 60 days in the county jail. The complaining witness, Gomer P. Peacock, manager of the firm, alleged that Wood came to the store on June 12 and stated that he had $8 coming from the emergency relief administration and wished to purchase some goods pending receipt of the After preliminary hearing Tuesday before Justice J. W. Hammond, Jesus Messas was bound over to the district court to face trial on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon on Adlala, the complaint being the result of an altercation between the two men at Helper June 20. Messas bond was fixed at $1000, which sum he was unable to furnish. According to authorities, Messas jabbed a knife in Adlalas ear and then attempted to cut the latter on the chest. Adlala tried to wrest the knife from Messas, and in so doing, received a cut on the left hand. Officers stated that the defendant then left the house, and that Adlala followed him, whereupon Messas again attempted to cut Adlala, who struck his assailant over the head with a De-side- money. According to the complaint. Wood represented to the store that his identification card as an E. R. A. employee must be presented before he could obtain the money, and he left the card as security, later telling E. R. A. officials that he had lost the card, the complaint stated. Wood received his money, but did not pay the Price club. Trading company for the goods, it is alleged. Kelley Drug Takes Measure of Penney Meeting Conducted By Workers, Farmers A g batting attack that netted six runs was the major factor in the 8 victory scored by Kelley Drug Monday over J. C. Penney in Class A of the American Legion junior baseball league. The defeat was the third straight for the Penney crew. Aramaki won slugging honors for the winners with a triple and single in three times at bat. Hammond and Georgedes each contributed two hits to the Kelley attack, while Saridakis was the offensive star for the losers with a triple and single. The losers scored all of their runs in the second and third innings, and had an 7 lead at the end of the latter frame. However, the Druggists clinched victory in the fourth by driving across three runs and adding one more for good measure in the third-innin- Mayor B. W. Dalton discussed Americanism in a talk before the Price local of the Workers and Farmers union last week. V. E. Johnson, president of the union, also spoke, urging the members to cooperate in every way with the federal, state, county and city relief organizations. He stated that members of the union should at all times wmrk under the various codes set up by the government. The union, he said, is organized to protect the interests of the working people, and it is not the intention of the oiganization to antagonize anyone. Any legitimate complaints will be taken up with the proper authorities in the hope of arriving at a settlement satisfactory to all, Mr. Johnson asserted. fifth. ANTLERS SPONSOR DANCE A large crowd attended the dance sponsored at the Silver Moon hall on Saturday evening by the Price lodge of Antlers for the purpose of raising funds to send the Antlers band to the national Elks convention at Kansas City. Music for the dance was furnished by the lodge orchestra. in 1929 to $39,400,000,-00- Heat Comfort 0 1933. 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ROSSITER, Mgr B. Phone 426 to $3.00 $1.50 THIS HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Johnson Transfer w 200 TILE BATES 200 ROOMS There la An AUTO LOANS Insur-anc- measuring five inches in length, were planted in Huntington river, below the forks, Sunday by Elmie Bernardi, Fish president of the Carbon-Emer- y and Game association, and Lawrence Brasher. A load of several thousand fish was planted recently in Seeley creek in Joes valley by Fred Larsen, district game warden. A meeting of directors of the Fish and Game association will be held in the Eastern Utah Electric building July 6. agam$lr,M Ensad Emm ds We are now making We write all kinds of HOSTELRY 8-- POST PLANS PROGRAM Plans for a patriotic program in observance of Independence day are being considered by Price post No. 3 of the American Legion for its regular meeting Thursday, July 5, Arthur S. Horsley, commander, stated Tuesday. The national income fell from in 11-- SALT LAKE CITYS NEWEST DU MOST MILES PER DOLLAR .v. |