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SIS AM) SCTS ADVOCATB Nt MlU R JS FOR ANNUAL Labor Officials Political Parties Organize Rules to Combat To Speak at New Epidemic Danger Deal Rally Here For Intensive Final Drive In Price Issued Of fa) CROSS DRIVE HEAR COMPLETION United Miners Meetings Scheduled Saturday At Price, Helper Prepares For .starting On Chapter g0D Call Five Regulations to Prevent Scarlet Fever Spread Placed In Kffect Major Parties Confident Of Victory; Plans For Closing Activity Announced Armistice Day 41 REPORT ON RELIEF PROJECTS MADE BY COUNTY ENGINEER All Hut Four 1rojrctn Placed On Working Ba.sU Of Several leading representatives of Single Shift the to combst Five regulations labor in ith the Utah, will be the principal intention of carrying on isfcmMiU are nearing comple-j- r John Maulsby, county planning endanger of scarlet fever and eliminate speakers at new deal rallies of the their activities until the roll Cross Red annual the, of the closing schools, gineer of the emergency relief ad min possibility United Mine Workers of America, to closing of the polls on election conducted In Carbon counday, were placed in stratlon, announces that all F. E. R. churches and theatres be Carbon conducted in Price and Helper Satcounty political parties are ty xnrviitlce day, November 11 effect Wednesday by the board of A. projects In Carbon county, with at the Carbon high organizing their forces for a final urday heaving day, November 29. sch' ol evening health, through Dr. Charles Ruggerl, the exception of four, were placed auditorium and Liberty hall, drive which is expected to mark the 23 In made city laspaign will be physician. time between now and election as Monday on a single shift working respectively. The meetings will start one of the most of all in the enforceuue of the county. Cooperation intensive campaignment of the regulations is requested basis. ,m is a list of roll call chair at 8:00 p. m. ing periods in many years. This action was taken in conformity towns: and citiea Labor in order that more drastic measures leaders who will attend the ike various Candidates on all of the tickets in with the states program of cutting William Woodhead; Ilia rallies include M. I. Thompson, who the field have been need not be taken. laborcampaigning exThe five rules announced by Dr. down the number of Xri, Frank Gleason; Wattis, is serving his sixth year as president tensively since the convennominating ers and making it possible to work Sunnyside, of the Utah State Federation of La- tions, with the Quarantine Rugger! are as follows: John Hillabrant; major parties naturalrules must be obeyed; all casea of the maximum number of men on the Li Cowley: Wellington, Thomas bor; A. M. Scott, president of the Salt ly being the most active. Dave Parm- - Lake Federation of Labor, and C. F. scarlet fever must be promptly re- projects. iBfard; Consumers, Determined to retain the upper Crowd Double shifts will be continued on ported to the city physician; all quariitle Gate, William B. Stapley; (Curly) Grow, vice president of the hand in political affairs of the counIn L J. E. Holmes: Spring Canyon, International Association of Machin- ty, the Democrats have antine violations must be reported; all the Scofield reservoir project, the staged one of children suffering from sore throat, construction of the Gordon Creek arid Brown; Standardville R. ists. their characteristic campaigns and vomiting, headache and rash must be bridge, Improvement of the Wattis Samuel A King, well known attor- will continue working Uipatrick. feverishly un- - j With the largest aviation meet yet kept home until it is determined that highway and operation of the PeerGeorge Schultz; Mutual, ney and brother of Senator William til election night held in this part of the state as the are not suffering from scarlet less quarry, rock from which is beShaw; Martin, Mrs. William H. King, whom Mr. Thompson has With "Support the New Dear as 'principal attraction, several thousand they all children found at school ing used in the erection of stone fever; Scofield. Mrs. Jack Whalen; endorsed for reelection, is also sche- their battle cry, the Bourbons haveopl from all parts of eastern Utah of sore throat, vomiting, bleachers at the Kiwanis Athletic C. D. complaining Mrs. Cavenah; Heiner, duled to speak. impressed upon the voters the "ad-- 1 gathered at the Carbon county airport field. Hennes; Spring Glen, George Democratic leaders of Carbon coun- visability of electing men and women Sunday for the dedication of the new hoadachu or rash must be sent home reto not be allowed and According to Mr. Maulsby, women's promptly i at; Peerless, Robert J. Turner; ty regard the new deal rally as one who are favorable to Prescient Roose- and modern stone hangar. to school until they obtain a cer- sewing activities to be conducted in turn tr.il J. Harrison; Maple Creek, of the most significant of the cam- velt." Thirteen planes from Utah and tificate of thereby giving the nation's permission from the city Carbon county in connection with a Dobbs; Price, Mrs. Vernon Mer-T- h paign. The public is invited and urgchief executive all possible support western Colorado participated In the e project will get under way physician. chairmen for Sweet Mine ed to attend. in every division of government. show, which lasted throughout Sun next week. in Under this project all several has been It necessary Columbia will be appointed by Mr. Thompson, Mr. Scott and Mr. Every Democratic candidate in the. day afternoon, the program being re- - communities of the county to ''lose women on relief rolls in the county xi of this week. Grow have been active in labor cir- election two years ago received a plcte with aviation entertainment of schools because of scarlet fever epi- will be employed in making sheets Cowing is the schedule of mem-k- p cles for many years, and a large in Carbon county, the Bourbon all kinds. demics, but if the above rules are ob- and pillow cases in accordance with fees: Annual, $1; contribut- - crowd is expected to attend the meet- nominees going over with leads rangVisiting pilots were as follows: served faithfully, such action will not government specifications. $5. sustaining, $10, and support-ings in both cities. ing from 800 to 2100, the average Grant Isemonger and Jimmy John- be necessary in Price. A street graveling project in Price, Of each amount, all but ston of Grand Junction; Arthur plurality being slightly over 1300. is intended to take care of the which cents will be retained for local O ; len; Manager Ray Peck, Campaigning under the slogan, entire relief load of this city for three sc. An amount less than $1 may LOCAL ASSOCIATION Make Good Government An Actu- William Eld ridge and George ELECTION RETURNS months, will be submitted for approvWpted as a contribution but not of the Thompson Flying seral of the governor's advisory commitality," the Republicans have also conI; membership fee. an extensive drive for votes, vice of Salt Lake; Captain Earl tee on emergency relief and lusmueh as the Red Cross has had OF FEDERAL SYSTEM ducted and G. O. P. leaders are confident Hughes, Salt Lake, aviation inspector TO BE ANNOUNCED welfare, Mr. Maulsby stated. Apublic protear extraordinary burdens of rethat the party will place a good share for the department of commerce; for providing needy school childject work during the past few years, of county candidates in office as well Lieutenant D. W. Goodrich, Lieutenren with hot lunches during the winhidition to conducting established BY as a substantial vote to state ant Chonce Whitney and Lieutenant ter months will also be submitted. kces, all citizens are urged to sup-- f L. N. Despain, army flyers from Salt nominees. The governors committee Monday the roll call wholeheartedly. The Pat Ellerbeck and Harland Lake; Carbon county $502.53 for Pointing to the county candidates granted Cross is an organization that Certificate Is First Issued In as experienced men who are qualified Sharman, Salt Lake, and Jay Pope of Complete Available Janitoi; work in buildings to be used Returns Fes to administer the affairs of govern- Vernal. humanity in many ways, and To Carbon Citizens State; Purposes Of Plan by the E. R. A. for recreational activF nt the agency designated by Told the Republicans ask the voters Planes belonging to George Schultz ities and the sewing project. ment, By Secretary )C Night Tuesday to carry out the provisions of to make Carbon countys welfare of Latuda and James R. Lund, man) Seaty of Geneva and to act as a ager of the Lund Air service of Price, their chief interest." Public interest in Carbon county Eugene C. Hanson, secretary-treasurbawl relief agency in time of dis- O. P. also took part in the meet. The army Tuesday will center on one thing the Those in charge of the G. of the First Federal Savings and who were under the command election of state and county offiLoan association, announced Tuesday drive refrained from attacking the pilots, Lieutenant of Goodrich, were accom- cials. Virtually every citizen in the the receipt of the official membership new deal, and there have been very while J. will be anxious to obtain the certificate designating the local as- few local campaigns wherein the na- panied by Sergeant Whitrock, inion Against Use was accom- county the Thompson contingent of so was free tional administration as early as possible, and this results of as a member the Eleventh sociation panied by P. M. Pratt and Coke Mar- they may do if they take advantage Of as this year. censure Device Home of Loan Federal the district Blasting Rights of teachers to participate in The Independent - Labor party, gots. Milo Daly and Don Larsen were of the election return service offered bank system. were defended by Norman in Sharman politics the With plane. passengers two candidate whose years leading by The The certificate was issued by the Hamilton, principal of .the Carbon Results in every precinct, including Home Loan bank of Portland, the ago polled a total of 480 votes, has (Continued on Paee Eicliti school and retiring president of high thoron but vote been campaigning quietly for every candidate the every !:presentatives of 19 Carbon county branch bank of the Eleventh district, Mutual ticket in the field, will be announced the Utah Education association, in an hi unions of the United Mine and provides the local association oughly, and supporters of the ticket with a dance sponsored by the address Thursday evening at the genshortly after eral session by The & anticipate a great gain in this elec- Improvement association. fc.'kers of America of the annual three-da- y passed a resolu- -i with a national affiliation, giving it tion. Meetings were held at Scofield and the returns are compiled in the vari. and at a numerous all the advantages of the U. E. A. eve convention meeting here Saturday ous precincts. The Communist party has been ac- Castle Gate last week. R. J. condemning the state industrial beneficial privileges of such a memSmith, principal of the LongFollowing up the rallies held TuesCounty Clerk B. H. Young is co- fellow school in Salt Lake, was elects is the tive, and its leaders predict greater Emission for allowing the use of bership. The local association at of week last and and is gener- day Wednesday operating In this election service Nox, a coal breaking device, while first of its kind in the state to receive strength for the ticket than sucHiawatha Columbia, Wellington and has designated The the ed president of the association tq ally expected. such a membership. h are in the mine. automaticceed who Mp. Hamilton, Row-leKenilworth, the Republicans staged official agency for receiving returns. According to Chairman Silas Phe union Since the issuance of its charter became second vice president of opposes the use of the the Democrats will climax their meetings at Scofield and Clear Creek Election judges outside of Price are ally rice while men are on shift on the some three months ago, the local asOther officers electthe organization. Wednesrequested to phone The knd that it is unsafe. Officials sociation has made great progress in campaign Monday evening at eight Friday and at Standardville N. Howard Vice were: ed president, ' oclock with huge rallies at the court day. Thursday they go to Wattis and to collect Immediately after their returns Jensen, principal of the Central the organization contend that a carrying into Effect its purposes, re-Those who hall j Sunnyside Friday. Plans for the have been tabulated. William N using any present-da-y method which are to provide a safe local house in Price and the Liberty not bring the results to Price are Instruct- school, Tooele; trustees had of the mainder former campaign Brown, at Hugh the and of Helper. investment medium breaking down coal is fac- Provo Mitchell, always member, high faculty state chairman of the party, will be been completed up until Wednesday ed to leave them at this office, but with the danger of an explosion. same time make possible locally, on the to County Chair- reports by telephone are more desir and E, Allen Bateman, superintendevening, according ten on a basis speaker. a principal reasonable five, very c able from outlying precincts inas ent of Logan city schools. Sam Kiefer (Peter Spraynozzle), man R. J. Vaughan of Helper. and fifteen-yeplan, first mortgage In his address, Mr. Hamilton de-- r candiDemocratic and Republican ongress much as they will be received here loans on local homes already built well known radio entertainer, and cried criticism of political activities of disbe the will dates States guests Helper earlier and will permit a tabulation and to be built in the future. Several Alf Gunn, assistant United teachers and declared the educatDiscusses by club Kiwanis were the much wait if sooner than the Thursday. trict principal marshall, judges loans have already been made here, or of tomorrow will be one with the The ballot which Carbon county to bring the returns to Price. and many others are in the process speakers at meetings Wednesday evefull rights of citizenship. He told the five tickets. consider lists voters Glen. will to glaring that he stands for a pro-- c. of completion. be and the in will Kenilworth Results public Spring given ning teachers tariff on Carbon county coal they must take advantage of have and Democrats The Republicans by telephone and bulletin, and ar the new era The local association reports it is They also addressed the ' the of collective action. return of the Uintah Basin 11 county of a full The of Eastern Club made are Democratic slate, consisting being by rangements cooperating in every way possible not It will service through only be the opportunity candidates and nominees for United for an extension of its Price, Arthur with the federal government in its Utah. their responsibility of but ey of Ogden, teachers, candiall States at in order that senator, congressman, justice telephone system Republican The money County candidates will appear to an active part for congress, left Price Thurs- - national housing plan. take and obligation treascalls may be properly handled. used in effecting the associations rallies in Sunnyside and Columbia of the supreme court and state civic and governmental affairs, he after in two cam-Jpiurer. A includ of at several persons, spending staff days eight oclock purposes is secured by and through Thursday (tonight) in Carbon The Socialist ticket contains the ing a representative of Mr. Young, said in effect. county. local investments by local investors, and at Consumers Friday evening. ' The teacher must have higher Woolley stated that he will al- -i and the purchase by the federal gov- The Consumers meeting will embrace congressional and state candidates, will be engaged by The more permanent tenure, a wages, IeStslatiu providing for ernment of its shares. while the Communists have nominees in receiving, compiling and announcthe entire Gordon Creek district. sound for retirement and acadeage pension, plan of insurun Well attended rallies were conduct- for senator, congressman, justice disability ing returns. Nothing will be left The funds invested in this asmic freedom within the classroom, ed unemployment insurance. sociation are insured by the govern- ed by the Bourbons at Standardville the supreme court and seven county done in an effort to give the public a which is necessary to the realization the with A full offices. service that is accurate, complete and county ticket, ment through the agency of the Fed- and Spring Canyon Friday, at of the needs of democracy. LRVEP minute. made Monday and at Hiawatha exception of one candidate for state eral Savings and Loan Insurance corOutside the classroom, teachers of in the been complaced representative, has poration. Local investors have found it Tuesday. The rally in the latter tomorrow will have all the common party. KIWANIANS, GUESTS ATTEND a safe and attractive medium for in munity was conducted in connection field by the Independent-Labo- r of citizens without interference rights HALLOWEEN DANCE TUESDAY with their ' "tewkes, district agricultural vestment right at home. , community and economic or announced . activities. They will be politically Wednesday that NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Price Kiwanians, their wives and conscious and will become aware of mae In the near turn to determine BE TO ELECTED DECEMBER guests enjoyed an apron and overall the responsibilities which fall upon the need in this dance Tuesday evening at the Elks them in a social program. F' E- R- - A- seed to be dis under a government program hall, Halloween being the motif of George Ockey, clerk of the Carbon school district, announced Tuesday the affair. The dance, which was in rehabilitation of pastures. that the election cf new school board spent Tuesday in Duch charge of the Kiweens, took the place disin of the weekly meeting of the club A three members be held will ban field. g3te Athletic on Kiwanis anc the be will Armistice appropriaterecom: make day fins men is scheduled scheduled regularly for Wednesday, neerning pasture rehabilita-- . tricts of the county on December 5, ly observed in Price Monday, Novem- quet for tha county. Duchesne has v Board members whose terms expire ber 12, with a celebration sponsored for 6:30 p. m., and the celebration j The staff of the Carbon year book are President George Ruff of Sco- by Price post No. 3 of the American will close with the annual Armistice OPEN PHEASANT SEASON MCeve( 3,000 pounds 4 Ken EMERY SET has been completely organized, acIN Ue grass William Kenil of Woodhead Moon. CARBON, at Silver the ball field, a has which proday Mr. and Jewkes arranged seed, Legion, worth and Albert Barnes of Welling- gram lasting throughout the day. Committees in charge of arrangecording to an announcement Monday applications Tues- - ton. iver I0r individual of H. and Price Orson open season cm pheas by Miss Cora Fuller of Columbia, edGuymon Arthur Woolley of Ogden, past ments are as follows: General, Dr. A three-da- y allotments. Henry Jones of Helper are the hold commander of the Utah department Sanford Ballinger, William H. Toy, ants will open in Carbon and Emery itor. Kay Bunnel of Helper is busiovers. of the American Legion, will be the Don Hacking, William Grogan, O. counties Sunday. No shooting will be ness manager of the annual GRANTED TO feAHON a. m. or after CE MAN AFTER HEARING Other members of the staff follow: principal speaker on the patriotic Scott Fausett, Elmer Bertot, Arthur allowed before 7:00 sa6:00 p. m. on the designated days. The Associate editor, Marc Woodward, S. and L. FIRST ASSIGNMENT OF Richards; in the to be George Horsley presented program will be assistant business manager, each in L. limit fiPensation 0f $13.93 a week for county Price; Arthur daily lutes, Harvey Thomas, MATTRESSES RECEIVED S. tabernacle at 9:45 a. m. Ernest elts was awarded to birds. O. Cook, male three Spring Don Canyon; art edand Craven at exercises, fired be Bean; will salutes r Daybreak Morgan Alice Iwamoto, Elton Don itor, Helper; humor and CarScott Fausett, Hackng Carbon countys first assignment of 6:00 a. m., and at 9:15 a. m., the RTi:e following a hearing WORK ON PROJECTS RESUMED editor, Kimball Ruggeri, Price; calen0Uved, at ttie courf house Tuesday F. E. R. A. mattresses to be delivered bon county high school band will Taylor. ? Announcement was made Monday dar, Pauline Gordon, Price; athletics, ' MeShane of the state indus- - to Football game. Dr. Sanford BallinJ needy families was brought to present a concert at the intersection commission. Mr. King was ger, Clark Wright and J. T. Kelley; that work has been resumed on the James Kissimitakis, Price; clubs, Faye Price Wednesday by J. G. Reese, U. of Main street and Carbon avenue. Ath- McKinnon, Price; outside activities, ugust 14 at Silver while S. commodity director for the Carbon Following the exercises in the tab- band concerts, Elmer Bertot and The- stone bleachers at the Kiwanis - mine leased from the emergency relief administration. The ernacle, the Harding junior high band odore Thomas; dance, William Gro- letic field. The tennis court project Alice Carlson, Spring Canyon; snapbiatcs Smelting, mens banquet, Ar- is again underway, and it is expected shot editor, James Greener, Helper; Refining and countys total allotment of mattressess will present a concert, this event to gan; Lois CorTlpan3rI Mr. King was one will be approximately 300, Mr. Reese begin at 12:30 p. m. The afternoon thur S. Horsley, Ben Ward and Wil- that laying of asphalt on the courts typists, Josephine Lambson and f iBerrett, kssces of the mine. week. will this Helper. Hakalo. 2:30 at liam begin feature will be a football game said. -- vote-gettin- g -- j non-reli- ef Thirteen Planes Take Part; Huge Attendance state-wid- Oc I ma-.ori- 3c 3c ty 5. Mor-tense- n, Hep-perl- ey ic H SUN-ADVOCA- TE ic gov-fcx- Ic Hamilton Speaks At Annual Convention Of Education Body er Ic c c I Men On Shift Sun-Advoca- te. Sun-Advoc- . c c Sun-Advoc- y, c Sun-Advoc- at c T Candidate Platform ar Greek-Am-eric- an r-- Sun-Advoc- -- ng Sun-Advoc- 1(1 Wel-ilngt- to be on on up-to-t- he pasture grass needs - Armistice Day Celebration Plans Announced by Legion - CARBON ANNUAL STAFF COMPLETE ex-serv- ice , al-i- . 5 in-Ci- ty 1 ex-serv- ice jj fa - j |