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Show AA A' ' v V' V vr AS rti! I, Nwmra-- A oiisoudaii jV mis Mm (f 3585 M MhtK IS iff PRECINCTS . !j W t I tr. 1 ixdh-kn-bik- 1y DELEGATES JjOflSE Three Parties Select Candidates Next Week Record Holder, Visits In Price TO rf PRIMARIES 4 Noted Aviator, Milo Uimhan, who puhii the 1(1 ft mold for upside-dow- n lb ms and who was one i, f w iii jo Mfft Friday l Ct.O. V m P, M. jjtttiflr Monday IJ ice t4 Jirjublium in the five of r4 ini pruiwrie ' . JV W . t clct dclrgatr !r nominating t (TpHici conventions he hckl October Lvrf 9. restively will be held fE, primaries 00 p. m. while " ,n tlect M omt ay evening, y,rj L irar.rs in Price will have an v.ftwr.nj; on the county con- -t iunudi a Democrat of t ',x ,,u nearly r'uul number of delegate in a Ureas in the G. O. P. iui. Dice will have nearly 40 t l f,rn.r. lpjtusns ,hr the Star pet fount r at the recent national air rates at Cleveland, Ohio, accompanied by hi wife and two children, visited here Sunday with James Jt, Lund, manager of the Lund Air service, enroute from Cleveland to Democrats Call Convention October Pifth; G. O. I. To Meet On Following Day Wi!h three attir m . con-rv venlionj to nominate cmnty and Mate O.V OtiVlCCtS legislative candidate, Carbon county will buzz with puhtnal activity neat (week as the most intense activity of the 934 campaign gets unJerway Following a meeting of the county central conunittee Friday evening Silas Row ley, Demoejalic chairman, Sewing Instruction 1 California. Mr. Hun han's record for flying is four hours and 37 minutes, Mr. Lund announces that he will make an effort to have Mr. llurchan take part In the forthcoming hangar dedication cciemnnies at the Carbon county airpoit. Oil Adult Education ed Program in Price 1 I'nder Way; Five Other Subjects To Start Next Week issued a call for a nominating convention to be held in the Carbon high school audduiium Friday, CMaAht 3 at -- FOUR MORE ENTER Forty Hours Of Devotion Set Ihj NOMINATION RACE Catholic Church t Ui4 V if tf iJU t li Nt'tif ill1 txsiivlc 7, SviJictay WiHum Wcsttirsday fcl kkilj Ixfciti A H ucl Ttie ON COUNTY SLATE Iztaul 1 t Ur4 ihulvll ttc i(cV Three Republicans, Democrat Announce Candidacies 1 his Week anitKIliied It t liev' Jaiut E Kealiley, I) D,blsiit(i f the Sait Lake Catholic diocese is rjectAd to attend, as Well as the Rev, J, I Gussrhn and the Rrv, V. C. Maiceau of the Cathedral uf the Madtlelne. Tlie jm ning service will be a high mass at 10 00 a in. A public dinner wilt be held at 5 30 p. m under the direction of the Altar Maiety. Reservations are limited. 1 Three Republican and one Demo-fl- at announced their randidaue llu week fiir nomination on the county ticket, increasing to 49 the number of 'jHilitnal aspirant definitely annuunc-'eOf the total number erkmg of- ftce, 3fl are Houibon and 13 aie follower of the G. O. I. The Democratic candidate U Otto Rekheit of 1itce for county commissioner, and the Republican newly entered in the race aie Rudolph Farther, Hi ice, county autveyor; Alin rt W. Shiner, Hi Ice, commissioner, and Milton S. Wycoff, Helper, atate rv pivsentative, Mr. Reichert Is the tenth Democrat to cast hi hut in the ring for c ammo sinner. there being more candidates for that office than any other. With these announcements, the J d. 8 00 p. rn. Evening classes in public jeaklng. tv'ev. utmg, shorthand review, English SEWELLS UNITED LEGION POSTS OF 'and cuirent history, which ate offer-th- e cd to adults of lYlee under tiie cm-fSTORES TAKE OVER education prugram conduvl-- J (Cigencv DISTRICT PLAN -i of the total. ed by the F. E. R A will begin in hast Price, Central !d.iy evening. October 1. Classes in Price precinct each South GROCERY, MARKET The ,5d Independent-Labo- r aie already under way. party, FUTURE ACTIVITY (Whose call was North(id live delegates, while last week. published Miss Arvilla Hrown is the will meet in the couit house Wednes- ed Northeast Price will elect instructor. two delegates, respectively. Of lk-K-b aoo p. m. A,. I, I. n.mms VVImtly is a follows: -j Democrats the for Installation preJoint And various Regional county chairman. Transferred This Week .st.Uplaces Sand public speaking M os Alice Floyd County commissioner, ten; sheriff, be as follows: Central, Convention To Feature Dctcrmini-To Salt lake Firm that the Democrats, as of the Carbon high faculty will con nine; legislature, six; cleik, two; rejail, East, court house; South, the party in power, should take the 'duct the Coming Schedule and shorthand typewriting Wallace three; treasurer, one; assessor, corder, Noithwest, school; first in step jJf selecting a ticket, the Re- review, giving her time gratis, Ownership of the Drive Figgty Wig- two; surveyor, one; county attorney, Northeast. American Lc-i 11 A joint installation of officers of publicans scheduled their convention E. Each subject will In divided into gly store, oh-- ated by Hansen of two. All of the primaries will Provo duimg tin- - past few years, was Rc all Carbon county posts of the Am- for the final day allowed by law (nr .thrif.iMS'k jxiiods m. publicans County commissioner, : j! 1 00 p. erican Legion will be held at Helper the naming of candidates. The tick- will not be necessary to sign up transferred the first of the week lo three; county attorney, three; sheriff, dJ.tion to choosing delegates, must be filed by 5:00 p. m. CB Oc- ets Sewell's of United announcStores was October Salt Lake course 6, it of the each entire Saturday, subject, ;fjr two; surveyor, two; recorder, one; yjr.ines will elect new precinct ed following a meeting of the district tober 6, which is exactly one month but persons registering for each City. a in nomination and Itri the election. place The store will continue to operate state legislature, one; treasurer, one. 5 executive board at Helper Sunday. week period w ill be expected to at- of the peace and rt justice Mr. Reichert is well known as a Thc fact that both of the major tend It was also decided to hold the anregularly. All classes will be in the same quarters under the new Lie. Incumbent chairmen in the man, having been connected are late mining conventions been holding made parties held school Roosevelt nua! district convention at in the high building and ownership, plans having Carl Olsen; on November 18. Posts in re: Central, will just about eliminate the possi- will be oen to the public without for extensive alterations including with several coal companies as foreCarbon, man. At the present time he operates Junes H. Braffett; South. A. N. Emery, Grand, San Juan, Uintah and bility of another slate being selected charge. No books will be necessary, additional space, the quarters now n service station Marl D. Gibson; Duchesne and tourist camp imby disgruntled office seekers who lost and there is no expense connected occupied by the Western Union Telea; Northwest, counties will attend. of west Price. orast, Een Ward. in the for mediately nomination. battle to be in the with the program. graph company acquired At the meeting Sunday, which was H. a r.g places for the Republican been in- He William has resident is Senator of Carbon near who New future. fixtures be will Erfollows: King, of classes The schedule of Commander District in ana and the number of dele- - nestcharge will be Monday, sewing, 7:30 to 9.30 p. m.; stalled, also, according to J. D. Brown county for 30 years. He finished W. Crocker of Duchesne, Aug- a candidate for I to be chosen are: Central, city ust Littizzette of school in Clear Creek and spent Helper and J. Bush the keynote speaker at the Democrat English, 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.; Tuesday. of Salt Lake City, one of the company grade I, South, Southside school house, 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.; supervisors who is here this week di- - the first 20 years of his residence in Moab were elected first and sec- Ic convention, according to an history, of 'xtheast, American Legion hall, Carbon county in the mining camps. and shorthand, 7:30 to reeling reorganization of the store. ond vice commanders of the district. announcement by Mr. Rowley Last, court house, 5; Northwest, Stanley Barrett, manager of the He has lived in Price for the past 10 Mr. Crocker and seven members nesday. J. E. Holmes of Rolapp, g:3o p. m.; Wednesday, sewing, 7:30 of i motor company, 3. of the Price and Helper posts went former county chairman, will preside to 9:30 p. m.; English, 7:30 to 8:30 p. store during the past few years, has years, but during the greater part i (LTdnct justice of the peace and m.; public speakng, 8:30 to 9.30 p. been retained in that capacity with that time he was engaged in mining. Moab Saturday to participate in as temporary chairman. to able also will be nominated. Both the Democratic and Republi- m.; Thursday, current history, 7:30 Albert Oppocher and Ray ChristenMr. Reichert has served as mine the establishment of the newly oras in the can nominate candidates will sen clerks precinct chairmen are: shortgroat Spring Canyon, Rain and 8:30 and foreman to parties continuing m.; No. p. typewriting 54, ganized Grand county post A. C. Boulter of Wattis and as assistant mine foreman pal, W. E. (Ted) Mclntire; South, which has a membership of 25. New for the following offices: State rep- hand, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m.; Friday pub- cery department. four-yejutw Oman; Northeast, Erin Leon Salt Lake City, a market manager for at Standardville. He is a property commissioner, lic speaking, 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. officers were installed and 16 mem- resentative, East, Leo Lowry; Northwest, a number of years, will be in charge owner. commissioner, county treas- initiated. were bers hr P. Peacock. of the meat market, planning to move assessor, clerk, county county In making his announcement, Mr. Carbon county was represented his county FOR recorder, POST attorney, county NOMINEES family here as soon as living quar- Reichert declared that he has the utand S. Arthur Horsley , Commander and sheriff. ters are available. OTERS most faith in Carbon county and ha Dr. Sanford Ballinger of Price post, county surveyor 36 Bourbons have entered Thus J. H. Sewell, president and manag- invested his life's savings here. He far, comvice state and Glen Ballinger, the race, while 13 have OFFICES ANNOUNCED er of the system bearing his name, states that he is not connected with mander; Commander E. R. Crissman, cast their hats in theRepublicans is posIt and A. S. Hampton, general supervis- - any industrial organization or any rings. and P. Fisher F. FOUR DAYS Adjutant Fred Voll, two one of or sible that the announced or of the company, were here Sunday whatsoever and will serve the August Littizzette of Carbon post, No. Democratic candidates may withdraw, Additional candidates for office in to, complete arrangements for taking faction 21 of Helper. farmers, miners, business men and and it is expected that the next fey Price post No. 3 of the American Let over the store. D. B. Potter, traveling other citizens county voters who have initi and installation the Impartially and IndeFollowing ed to at the regular auditor, of Salt Lake City was also register on one of the three a banquet days will find a large puipber of new gion were nominated were which public, pendently. ation, itrations days meeting of the organization Thurs- here the fore part of the week. Mr. already held are was held in the. amusement hall of Republican office seekers. Mr. Larcher, a graduate of the Uniuded by The will convention Democratic County Clerk B. H. evening. The complete list of the Potter is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John day S. church. Among the speakof Utah, where he majored in versity that there are four more days the L. D. follows: as is to date nominees 83 of consist Potter qf Price. delegates, apportioned Mr. Crocker, Mr. Horsley, were ers and civil which mining engineering, was Harthey may register, namely, Commander, William Hakalo, Sewells United Stores operate units bom in Sanford Ballinger, among the various precincts as folin 1909 and came Glen Ballinger, aber 1, October Sunnyside E. Wilford Tad 18 South and Price Idaho and lows: East in Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, Storey, 10, October vey Thomas, Price, to old. He Is a Mr. Fisher and Mr. Voll. Price six when ober 30. years E. Central Price, 5 each; Northwest Jensen, Dr. Sanford Ballinger, J. and Colorado, this affording them ex- son of Mr. Mrs. Fred Larcher, and The Carbon legionaries returned citizens who did not vote in and Klemme Richards; adju tensive quantity buying power. George after viewing the Price, 3; Northeast Price, 2; Helper, who have extensive property hold1933 election, either for city or Sunday morning 14; Kenilworth, 5; Castle Gate, Wei tant, Lester Worley, William Hansen, near cliffs on Sego. the Thom-Glen candidates or for the amend-,Jthieroglyphics ings in Carbon county. Theodore and McCardle 4 lington and Hiawatha, each; Spring Henry He graduated from the Carbon are advised that their names Spring Canyon, Standardville as; chaplain, Nick L. Rinetti, Elton not on the CLUB R. Wallace county high school in 1928, and finand 3 Wayman. rolls and they must and Consumers, each; Scofield, Taylor ster this his ished college education in 1933. Sergeant-at-armMine Mangum, George Sweet year. It is well for those Rains, Sunnyside, a did vote to check the lists to was He E. Rolla V. employed by the government Earl Johnson; historian, and Columbia, 2 each; Clear Creek, as surveyor, and now holds last fall sure their names have not been Clark and Ben Ward Wright; West, Rolapp, Heiner, Wattis, Kiz, Peerless, Frand-sea of the similar Members of position with the state road dvertently omitted, Mr. Young Arthur S. Horsley, commander Coal City and Harper, 1 each. The executive committee, Royal I Political club held their annual elec- apportionment was made on a basis Ace Roberts, Arthur L. Craven, Price post No. 3 of the American Le- commission. Mr. Larcher is married tion of officers Wednesday evening at of one delegate for each 50 votes or Walter Dougherty, Pete Georgides gion, announced Tuesday that there and has two children. He pledges an a meeting in the Hellenic Orthodox major fraction thereof cast for Gov- and Nick Karras; trustees, Elmer Ber-to- t, are 53 additional places for World efficient and impartial administration. faring Mr. Shiner has lived in Utah virchurch. George Georgides of Price ernor Henry H. Blood in 1932. V. C. Jones and Val H. Cowles. war veterans in the civilian conserall of his life, coming to this Consider Thurs held be was elected chairman. will tually election and in that The Utah applivation 63 to be There will corps delegates officers are: Vice chairman, the Republican convention, the ap- day evening of this week. Candidates cations for enlistment will be open state from Missouri when two years Other Of Code of age. He arrived in Price 25 years Gust Pappas, Price; secretary, Gus portionment being on a basis of who ranked second and third in the Monday, October 1. To be eligible for entrance in the ago from Wayne county, and a few Saridakis, Price; treasurer, Nick one delegate for every 35 votes voting for commander will be chosen violations of the bitumin-- J Price; directors, Ted Jouflas or major fraction cast for Don B. as first and second vice commanders. C. C. C., veterans must have served years after moving here he opened wal code comby wagon and truck and D. J. Pappacostas of Helper, Nick Colton, congressional candidate in during the period between April 6, the Carbon County Commission J ot Carbon, Emery and Sevier Salevurakis and Angelo Georgides of 1932. Precincts will be entitled to Walter K. Koch of Salt Lake, state 1917 and July 2, 1921. Veterans who pany, which he operated for 10 years. CT. will be j investigated ajt a Price, John Daskalakis of Castle Gate, the following number of delegates; commercial supervisor of the Moun have been in the conservation corps He is now engaged in farming. be conducted here and Telegraph Mr. Shiner was formerly first and and who have not served Angelo Peperakis of Hiawatha, and Central Price, 9; South Price and East tain States Telephone a. m. was a business visitor in previously counselor in the Price ward, second company, reenlistfor Nick Zakis of Columbia. are a full 5 Price and eligible Northeast year each; Price, week. this Price with Bishop W. E. Stoker. Alwas called serving by ment. Northwest Price, 3 each; West Helper, p instigation he has never sought public ackman, acting state recov- J make though interested appliThose may and 4; East Helper, Kenilworth Spring Creek, Rolapp, Spring Glen, Peerless, he has always been an mmistrator, following the fil-- 5 office before, administraCanyon, 3 each; Castle Gate, Hiawa- - tLatuda, Rains, Sunnyside, Harper, cation with the Veterans charges by the United Mine and active party ardent Republican Lake at Salt Be tion Coal City. facility City, Consumers, tha, Standardville, Wellington and Wattis, Heiner, ers !C America that the truck worker. 1 each. Mine 2 and Sweet Clear Kiz, Scofield, Columbia, each; f tva.gn wines are not living up 4, 5, 6 Mr. Wyccff has been active for sevI and trade practice pro- eral years in Republican ranks. He of the is the first member of the G. O. P. code. A large number of Carbon county C By to formally announce his candidacy be conducted by residents are making preparations to board f for the legislature, although J. F. inquirF consisting of Mr. attend the thirteenth annual Grand ckm 6000 tax notices for the secretary and attorney Approximately OcMoab at MacKnight of Price, postmaster here county fair to be held 1934, carrying a total charge of for 12 years, is a receptive candidate ? recvery administration, tober 4, 5 and 6. were mailed out this week by for the nomination. Mr. MacKnight ative tfie Utah coal code In addition to the numerous exhibCounty Treasurer R. M. Reese. The announced Wednesday that he will be J. national labor compli-irect- its from all parts of the county, the Winfred W. West, county manager stated. assessments became due on Septem- available for the nomination. for the bituminous in- - fair will feature daily races and rodeo, of the emergency relief administraVarious types of recreational activibecome delinquent on will anc the and ber 17, C Jtbl presidential member football game on October 4 between tion, announced Tuesday that Carbon ties will be inaugurated in communi30. November ccxe authority. Grand high and Dolores, Colorado, county has been alloted material for ties of the county in the near future Any taxpayer who fails to receive e .cal dealers in Utah, San-IJ- ir band parade and concerts October 5 , making sheets and pillow cases in connection with another 4 a notice because of a change of adv'er counties, who claim e 6 and fight card on the final day. rjer a Visit sewing program to program of the F. E. R. A., Mr. West dress or for h any other reason is retn,ri.USlness has suffered because said. The exhibit hall will open each day be sponsored by the E. R. A. ofto contact the treasurers 0 Musical activities, sports of vari- quested a notice will be sent. In portions out of Carbon at 10:00 a. m., while the sports proThe articles will be made by wofcjjtv Members of Carbon council No. and have been invited to send fice, m. disrecreational 1:30 at proand other ous kinds p. men on relief rolls and will be gram will begin notices of number a :re$entati 2611, Knights of Columbus, have aclarge years past to the meeting. tributed among needy families. It is jects will be conducted by qualified have been returned due principally to cepted an invitation to visit the camp TRESPASS HEARING SET expected that the sewing project will supervisors in every city and town. the fact that taxpayers changed their of company 959 of the civilian conI. A. SETS DANCE Hearing of Joseph D. O'Hallom, get under way Friday, the work to Full details concerning the program addresses. servation corps at Gooseberry, H. P. ImProvement on a charge of trespass has be done in the dining hall of the will be announced later. transient, jnnfiu31 McCardle, grand knight, announced Mr. West also stated that the load1 Wthr I!rice.ward wil1 sponsor been scheduled for October 15 at Community church. SET START DIGGING BEET Tuesday. The invitation was extendI." Materials for other types of sew- - ing of sheep, purchased in the Sco.. riday in the amusement 10:00 a. m. before Justice J. W. Ham- ed Carbon in by E. H. Hansen, educational adbeets of startsugar U. S. tabernacle. The mond. O'Hallom was found in a D. Digging, at the camp. jing will probably be alloted in the field district by the government, f wiMs o k visor October first on the M. I. A. bud- -j & R. G. box car which had been near future, and it is probable, ed Tuesday under the direction of county will begin Monday, 1 tick , to Mr. McCardle, the announcement According an to by into. The offense was alleg- - 'cording to Mr. West, that Price will James Liddell, federal surplus relief 1, according will furnish the of Columbus Sld 7' according to John E. Bent, of the which Ray Branch, field agent for the Holly Knights .al Young Mens the occasion. The date for edly committed at Helper on Septem- - be designated as the sewing center for commodity agent.to The stock, Junction. j Grand program of Denver, was pur- Sugar company association. ber 21. O'Halioms bond was fixed surrounding counties as well as for will be shipped of the visit and other details will be in connec- Despite drouth conditions, a good last will the The chased s government arfurCarbon to by project unable was of county. at he which later. charge $500, announced stated. Branch Mr. ts for the dance. (between two and three months, he tion with the drouth relief program. crop Is expected, nish. cli-c- one-four- th e- , Republicans will wicct liu ir ticket the following day at a convention in city hall at 10.00 a. m. The call the G, O. P, convention was issued Wednesday by Mat Gilmour, county 5 or n. I I I dvt t--,j u :rLl'r..,Tk,n.rr,'r..''' ,'.h 0nerhip d j hi j j r three-befo- re -- i -l I t I ng ar 25c twO-ye- ar by'", REMINDED REGISTRATION; 23c 25c LEFT i 14c -- I5c !AU n, s- POLITICAL NAMES OFFICERS 7c Greek-Americ- La-tud- a, s, an n, u 7c Post Head Announces Jobs Await Veterans In Utah Forest Units Friday To Charges Violation 9c Bi-kak- is, Fri-9:- ic 00 Grand County Fair Held At Moab To On October J , j i Sewing, Recreation Work to Be Part of Relief Program Tax Notices Mailed County Treasurer $778,-635.6- 1, or Knights Of Columbus Forest Camp To lapfp-i031 state-wid- state-wid- . h en ent , 1 |