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Show f A(. 1 IGHT Seven From Carbon Attend Annual Utah ELECTION NOMINEES Conference Monday REPUBUCAN TICKET DEMOCRATS NAME NAMED SATURDAY l.? ,7. ft'Jttl i'fel l.t Oti' (I VnliU.iH fluut af zj I- Otirl IMS! rn ... PEANUT BUTTE- R- Jn 2 V mum jlK, t.,, I.b. Jar HONEY , 1 Sunbrite CLEANSER au irij.r, HELPFiT FRIDAY. SATURDAY, OCTOBER n r i I V MARKETS PRICE it 9'. fi I 8l"1 Mr &i1 Mi a - IS I dulse, Mi mil. Mis W.l- Vein.-and Mi H-1 Jdfarls, ) ,Ull.al!,leiulJbi1U fold K Jensen, the JieV h C. ltM, i. Jhiiwr. T!.e viitoil'.Uit a'-hull-Ad!"1"' toT lrlrlS-,- pi "r"f 8 M all of Juce, and Mi J W lhntl.o m 5,1 rrgMns at The c., i Ui United Min Wuikrr of Am of w t..te l.u Calhoh ifap-terrtt-isrAl t'j'iu-n- l JlrljT reiiiesrnted the annual; at Mr. were liked Cro somewhat and Ited is wha Hue the true of the 4 limp, Horsley KNOW IKE SMoiliry b( J,Jf. Helidcrsonl detet for the State cirtifeience of the organisation Mr. LldilJe Lake. Salt In flail h I. Andersusj of liue drftsl. a is Monday nomination. Mr. Kngle lu--r of I flee for tlie mr,ber of the U. M. W. A- - and was is cliairman of the Carbon chalier. td ItudoljJi r niir nomination, The formerly state repirsentative from Constant preiaiednes against ms turiy unruc C The candy attorney 112-41 3 to Mr. Anderson (."aibon ctnmty. utr Was jur disaster was urged by is of the 1rlie Itlv'erJ Several candidates who had furm-- Smith, war seivue direitur of the na- n7t that U he who enforce the also Were OS ater Conservation distrtet, Cl Sceechei tional Ited and candidacies announced their l'io oar safety .ally Milton S Wycoff of JteliJer and J, withdrew before the convention, in given by Governor Henry H Wood, J. were ma de for I in tertmn. M counselor 01 Knight of Hi lee, former post- 'eluding K K. Olaon and Silas Young y Iteuben Clark. Jr., fust to have the It w to your interest first yicsideiuy; master, were the successful aspirant j0f i effic-en- t attorney commissioner; J. I the I. D. S churth and manager in mo for the state legislative nominations, Milt Alexander. Columbia, tw A. L Sihafer. JU-- d Cn , o (.,( Qualified winning tail m a thire-c- o tiered fight 'commissioner; Mrs. A. Frank Drury, Die Hatrfic coast area, and E. V, Kel- avails I Marl with Mag Itertola of Consumers, "The tate representative; Ilurncy ley, chairman of the Salt L-- ke county that vote was as follows: attorney for Wycoff, 4L Chrlatianaon, Wellington, sheriff; H. Ichapter raised In Gibson was burn and Mai Knight, 37S; Itertola, 30,. Mr. Kelly piesided al tre morning 'S. Itobmett, Irice, assessor, and Al- are Jive precincts were not represented session and at a luncheon following, Utah. Ilia parents w, Kay, Sunnyside, clerk. at tlie convention, natively. Clear) jn U)rlr firil announcements of assisted by Mr. Matiel E. Axlme, eastern Uah ana or grandparents Creek. Harper, Coal City, Sweet Mlne'CbIujidades. Mr. Harrnley, Mr. Clvish Utah field representative of the Red were 1B77 pioneers fwi Marl D. Gibson graduated with and Klz, each of whuh was entitled (bnj Mf Nyman came out for the Cross. Mrs. T. L. Holman, vice chair- school (four-yeto one vote. term on the county com-- 1 man of the Salt Lake county chapter University tf Utah Iw Committee appointed by Mat Gil- - 'mlSsion, but during the convention presided at an ojcn forum session in the highest honors In hU class. He is a successful and capable He incur, chairman of the convention, jthry entered the race for the two-- 1 the afternoon, tearless, fair and honest were as follows: Credentials It. J. year post. experienced in legal Erin Leonard. Hrlce; thoroughly Vaughn, Helper; Mr. Kelley and Mr. Gilner were the and the new deal, stating that the !U Urf is possessed Roy Birchard, MandardvtUr; Dr. R. only candidate who had not publicly Democratic as differentiated matters and party, sente common E. of W, W. Robinson, 'measure Kenilworth; announced themselves prior to the from the Republican, had alwajs for rmty Vote for Marl D Gibson (TH) Mclntlre, Price. convention. stood for the ordinary xrson. ticket D.mocraUC the on Order of business Coiner P. Iea-cw- k. J. E. Holmes of Rolapp and Mrs. C. Miss Wanela Ernpey sang two se- attorney tkket Democratic Price, Harris Simonsrn, Helper; R. Fahring of Helper acted as chair by William H. Vote the straight Political Advertisement) T. W. Lewis, Hiawatha; Asa Drap- man and chairwoman of the conven- lections, accompanied (Paid er Wellington; L, E. Durrant, Castle tion. Committees appointed by Mr. Toy. Gate. Holmes were as follows Platform and. Platform-Fra- nk B. Hanson, Price; resolutions J, 11. Draffet, Price; Dr. I George SchulU. Latuda; George Mc-jT. Elliott, Helper; Lloyd Nelson, I IXrmaid. Rolapp; J C. Gibson. Spring Kenilworth. Credentials-- C. H. Max Itertola, Consumers. Si.n rncc; w. H. Wardell, IIelH-r- ; platform adopted by the con- jiuitun, Castle Gate. Order of vrntion phklgcs iTomsny in the business Dr. Ernest F. Gianolti, Hel atu.n of county affairs; indors-i- v xr; Oran Shiner, Price; Henry Day, I I I . SALMON C 7. luon un , , S. & W. OYSTERS C Large Cana BROOMS ,ah Hood Quality Red Star or Price $175 FLOUR ar 48 Lb. Sack SODA Package BROWN SUGAR 1 tor Lb. Package Breakfa- st- SYRUP Jug W Mad-Canyo- n; El-T- he sti the state Republican platform and Spring Canyon candidates, particularly mentioning The platform of the Democratic Don II. Colton, nominee for United party pays tribute to President RooseStaU s senator; favors legislation to velt and pledges support to his poli.relieve taxes on farm lands; protests cies; commends the bank deposit in- the J1 filing fee on the state income 'suranr(? ac- indorses legislation deal-talabor; favors a full jng with remonetization of silver; recognu term of nine months, with ade- - ors eisiat Iori on old age pension; quate salaries for teachers: condemns s(an(js behind labor and collective the hiring of a deputy county nttor- - bargaining; favors legislation for urn ney to prosecute the cases am in d out employment insurance; favors a six-j. the coal mine stiikes of last y week and wage (jayi mcr; favors acceptance by the county jncrcase for employes; recommends of Dr. t . F. Eisk s county hospital be-- 1 legislation on the liquor question in quest, providing the legacy does nt.utah similar to that enacted by the result in a tax increase; favors a pro- - government and opposes state control posal to refinance the Price River ijqUor ater Conservation district through adherence to the pledges channels; favors the five- - Ljjsm jaw. pledges the enactment of day week and favors county offices mcasures designed to relieve the tax remaining open on Saturday after- - burden; favors the speedy acceptance rvcons, favors modification of the coal 'of the Dr F F Fisk Memorial hospital code in order that a miner may have legacy; favors the child labor act, the the right to increase his earnings flexible tariff and legislation on a the peak period of produc- - rect primary system, and provides ,tionthat all applications for county ap- W. w. Seegmiller, Republican can ipointments be referred for indorse-didafor governor two years ago, ment to the chairman of the precinct was the keynote speaker. He declar- - from which the application comes and ed that despite the fact that citizens coun(y central committee. of the United States have supported The order of nominations and those the administration wholeheartedly, the who made the nominating speeches new deal has failed, and industry and were as follows: Representative Mr. business are now recognizing that fact. Tjndstrom, Nick Thomas, Consumers; As long a3 we have government by Mra Gibson, Mrs. Fahring; Mr. he stated. the Barney Vieta, Helper; Mr., pie will lack confidence. Regimenta- - .Qiinerj Francis Monsen, Wattis; Mr. lion 6t business is not new. It has 'Reese( c H. Madsen, Price; Mr. been tried for centuries and has Young. Dr. C. R. Fahring, Helper; ways failed. Continuing, he declar-M- r w. G. Murphy, Spring ed that Americans desire to be citi jGlen;Rowiey Mr. Gibson, J. H. Braffet, zens and not subjects. Price; Mrs. Liddell, Albert Barnes, Mr. Segmiller urged the RepubliWellington; Mrs. Jameson, Jack cans to work strongly for the election Kershbergen, Peerless; Mr. Toy, J. L. wf the entire G. O. P. state ticket, and Storrs; Mr. Anderson, Rulon A. Bryn-e- r, tee particularly stated that we should Price. retire Senator William H. King, who Mr. Parmley, Carl Olsen, Price; Mr. believes that not voting is better than Hyatt, L. Earl Acord, Castle Gate; voting." He urged that Republicans Mr. Nyman, Roger Reynolds, Helper; use the method of personal contact in Mr. Reichert, William Burt, Hiawagaining support for the candidates. tha; Mr. Gerber, W. E. Jones, Wei- The order of nominations and the ijjngton; Mr. Civish, Orvel Peterson, nominators were as follows: Mr. Mac- - Columbia; Mr. Gunderson, E. N. A. E. Gibson, Price; Mr. Wy- jdester( Price; Mr. Hill, Joe Dowd, La- coff, Frank B. Hanson, Price; Mr. tuda; Mr. Hacking, P. J. Millarich, Bertolo, Belmont Richards, Price; Mr. spring Canyon; Mr. Fisher, Dr. W. T. sSchultz, Gomer P. Peacock, Price; Mr. Elliott, Helper; Mr. Henderson, Lloyd Shiner, Mrs. Stanley Hansen, Price; Neison, Kenilworth; Mr. Ward, E. C. Mr. Stapley, August Jones, Castle McKee, Rolapp; Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Fergusson, Mr. Wycoff; Mr. wood Holton, Castle Gate; Mr. Kelley, Hanson, Belmont Richards; Mr. Pace, Ruion a. Bryner; Mr. Engle, E. K. Arvel Stevens, Price; Mr. Bliss, Mr. 'oison, Price. Senator William H. King was the Simonson; Mr. Colton, R. J. Vaughn, Helper; Mr. Simonsen, J. Bracken- keynote speaker, other talks being Lee, Price; Mr. Draper, Moroni Han- !given by Olof Michelson of Richfield, sen, Wellington; Mr. Horsley, Arch W. state Democratic chairman, and Price; Mr. Hatch, Gladstone rej p Lane of Salt Lake, state Kenilworth; Mr. Jones, resentative. George McDermaid, Rolapp; Mrs. stating there would be an J. Bracken Lee; Mr. Evans, whelming demand for President Senator L. E. Durrant, Castle Gate; Mr. Lar- - .Roosevelts renomination, cher, Leo Lowry, Price; Mr. Ander- - Kjng declared that the Democratic son, Henry Jones, Helper. (party from the beginning has been a friend of labor, and he highly praised GLEANERS TO CARBON work of the American Federation HOLD ELECTION, HARVEST BALL of Labor. When Roosevelt was inaugurated, and Gleaner Girls of the he deciared, the despair of the L. D. S. stake will sponsor jerican people was dissipated and their their first annual harvest ball Fri- - hope was revived. He condemned the day at 9:00 p. m. in the tabernacle RepUbliCans for their denouncing of amusement hall. Prior to the dance, policies which he claimed have saved new officers for the coming year will nation, whereas the followers of jte be elected. the G. O. P. know in their hearts that According to Dean Nielson, stake these policies are right. 'i director, the hall will be ap- He discussed legislation which was autumn propriately decorated in an passed in a successful attempt to theme. Dancing demonstrations un- - save the banking structure of the li the direction of Lewis Hunsaker tion and dwelt also on silver be presented, and refreshments iatiori. Senator King declared that will be served. he had conferred with the tariff com- mission and the national recovery ad- CONTEST ENTRANTS INCREASE ministration relative to imports of Registrations for the model air- - Canadian coal which has been contest to be sponsored by the placing the Carbon county product in and stated boys work committee of the Price markets of the northwest, measures that assured continue! been had he Rotary club late this month d, to increase, according to Parley H. will be adopted to protect, local their increase of Most and ducers probably committee chairman. the boys entered in the contest have market by 300,000 tons. Mr. Michelson predicted that 1934 but a already completed their planes, startbe a Democratic year in Utah, will but have recently large number Mr. Lane praised the president while models. their on ed - x; fav-scho- ol OATS POST TOASTIES five-da- K. PEAS--K. 9c 9c Tall Can B. P. TOMATOES I V 25c 3 ior 25c Package of surn-jyy- Carnation : Tall Can S. & W. COFFEE 1 29c I.b. Can 5k 2 Lb. Can ng SALAD DRESSING - Quart te MALTED MILK Krafts Chocolate GRAHAM CRAX 2 Lb. Box tsMSMSSSStSMSmSSMSSSSSSMSSSStSSSSS FANCY CAKES 1 le peo-'Card- i I n I 25c 29c 22c 25c 3 tor 19c jg Cans 29c Lb. Package JELL- O- Lbs. I POTATOES LETTUCE ! Chi-Knig- Solid Heads TOMATOES ORANGES Large Size Dozen Sound, Juicy - QUALITY MEATS loin Pork Boast . . Lb 14hc ad, Am-Carb- C Firm, Ripe Dar-Dav- is, M-M- en Cr CELERY Large Utah Bunch ht, El-Ga- te; over-Wilso- Lbs. A V fl Russetts VEAL CHOPS n, 9 Milk Fed POT ROAST Steer Beef lbs. Steer Beef Lb Lard, compound, 2 Lbs lbs- GROUND BEEF 2 on f 2C 27c 1$C II 9 lbs. 2QC Pork Sausage ,selry2 Lbs M-M- en na-xi- er legis--wi- J dis-pla- ne MINCED MEAT PRICE TRADING , pro-Rhea- ; 2QC 19c 5c 5c . J 1 9c 1 c Cc COMPANY UTAH Fresh Slock GENUINE CHOICE SELECTION Fryers Roasting Chickens Colored Stewing Hens Turkeys and FreshOysters |