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Show TDK TEN IMG TTICA6DAT, C T A H iCNADVOCA Tt GOVERNMENT PAYS TEH COUNTY MEETIHG TO BE HELD IN PR CE 578-1FOR CATTLE PURCHASED HERE GRAZING DISTRICT Half Bullion Jaroe Conner was thrown clear f hi car unhurt when It plunged Ua rrm.in fcj 58 fret over a cliff in Colorado. Hgrier. ELECTION JUDGES 4 ,,t 1 APPOINTED IN 28 VOTING DISTRICTS Judges of election in the 18 voting dutrlcu in Cibn county were announced Turdy by County Clerk B, II, Young Tike list of appointee is u follow: Cutle Gate Mr. Annie Mr. A. J. Carlson, Mr. C. Even, L. Far! Farl Stevenon. Ev Aoord, Mr Thorpe, Nellie Cory; constable, J. F. Cory. Helper Mr. 0rar Hoffman, Jotin Bonacci, Ed. Homing, Mr. Pet Barrel, Mr. Jew Perry, Charle Leg-e- r; constable, Tony Perry, West Helper Ernest FUim, M. O. Iortrr, Mr. G. L. Kelley, Mr. Ford, Thor it Hatch, Ida Mofflt; constable, L. 11. Smith. Spring Glen Anton Dupin, Sr., Mr Edna Haycock, Moroni Hunt; constable, Roy Wilcox. Kenilworth Mrs. Lloyd Nelson, Mr. Robert Henderson, Mr. Jessie Mr. Iestrr Black-haManchester, Mrs. Jack Burton, Mr. Fred Zwaicn; constable, Evan Griffith. 1 Veriest Mrs. Henry Draper, Mr, Mr. Jack Jones. Jones, rhyllls Spring Canyon Mrs. Emily Stone, Mrs. Henry Day, Mr. Leonard Hacking, Mr. Clarence Mower, Mr. Fred Kllfoyle, C. A. Carlson. Standardville J. P. Phalcn. Mrs. W. W. Watson, Mrs. George Fullerton, Mr. Ihlllip Fiack, Mrs. Roy E. Ilircbard, Mrs. T. T. Reese. Latuda Mrs. Winnie Reed, Mrs. Dick Hill. Mrs. A. B. White. Rains Evelyn Gregg, Clara Gwen Callaway. Thomas Price Mrs. Northwest Fitzgerald, Mrs. Nora Watkins, Mrs. O. T. Brooks, Mrs. Margaret Bunnel, Mrs. Lillie Davis. Dolle Mathis. East lYice Anna Zupon, Rine Sop-p- i, Hannah King, Mrs. E. K. Olson, John A. Mathis, William Downard; constable, H. P. McCardlo. South Price Mrs. Sterling Forsyth, Mrs. LcRoy Powell, George Spencer, John Barney, George Waterman, Ira Borrell; constable, Leo Leonard. Wellington Ada Baldwin, Mary Liddell, Austin Larsen, Stephen Burnett, Hulda Norton, Fannie Hill; constable, W. E. Jones. Sunnyside J. R. Lindsey, Mrs. Jennie Varner, Mrs. Orlan Watkins. Manuel Harper William Ellis, Seely, Harrison RusselL Wattis Mrs. J. R. Bird, Mrs. Chal Bowen, Mrs. De Lisle Batchelor. Hiawatha Frank Burdick, Mrs. Dave Crumble, Mrs. E. C. Bowen, Mrs. D. V. Garber, Mrs. Einar Johnson, Mrs. William Steckleman. Columbia Mrs. J. F. Irvine, Mrs. Milton Liddell, Mrs. J. O. Peterson; constable, Delbert Kay. Sweet Mine Robert Williams, Frank Morgan, Ray Armbruster; constable, J. L. Storrs. Central Price Mrs. E. E. Jones, Roy Fausett, C. W. Gilner, Willis Bean, Loran Golding, Albert Horsley; constable, R. P. Jones. Harold Olsen, Northeast Price Mrs. W. A. Engle, Tom Reavas, A1 Riche ns, Walt Christensen, Mrs. Dean Holdaway; constable, A. W. Mack. Consumers Mrs. Ray Naylor, Mrs. George Smith, A. L. Huxford; constable, N. S. Thomas. Coal City Floyd Warren, Rosalia Eiurt Ham-elwrig- ht, a.il.Unt county direct- E, K. Olson, or of the federal cattle buying program, announced Thursday that 60 head were purchased last week from 29 producers, completing Carbon's allotment under the present government art-uThe sum of $ 177 wa for the cattle. paid Last weeks purchase increased the number of cattle bought under the federal program to 590. For thl number the government paid J7841 to 158 Of the total number purproducer chased, 221 were condemned, Mr. Olson reported. 1 p. Aime, Ruth Miner. Kiz Merrill Mead, N. O. Perkin, A. P. Dimick. Clear Creek Ellen L. Peteraun, Essie Thomas, Gertrude Juergens; con- stable, Herman Juergen Scofield J. O. Lloyd, Josephine Goriahek, Mr J H. Sillitoe; constable, Jnmes Wallace. Mrs. Rolapiv E. C. McKee, Mrs. Ethan Grow, George McDermaid. BIG SATURDAf TO ESTABLISH a A a i,x a d seereUr Lr.d power, on U.e the Livestock turn from 10 n untie. in fer. r.gM to Mm g , gmr ! the eastern half of U.e Hate, number fiomt.me tu t.n the a a large number tf cMtwr inieir.'.od I.uh may grare within to be 'uf bvestem k a attend will bearing persons, an d U.e arawM held at the Carbon high whool Satur- ',uch d.uwu to do permitted be snail of l) ey day at 10 00 a m for the purp.x power U these tu earnise establishing a glaring distrut a pro- 'authority safeguarded ag.imt impair-in-vided by the Taylor art approd y uarefully '.,on by state or U.l congress on June 28. and owner. settlers resJei.u, The proposed district will irulude u'rn u who water Lf and land .. approximately 12,500,000 acre In the the in counties of Cat bon, Duchesne, Uintah, leg the public range of Lnd. use the to a Emery, Kane, Garfield, San Juan. 'given preference establ.shed so long a Grand, Daggett and Wayne, the terri- Ivilthin d.s'JliU U.e rule, and reguI'.h w !y tory Involved being public land that 'thiey corny of Ue interse of the stead friary lations houw ha been withdrawn from rivate y ior The art pnmit. entry and oilier distribution a of Washington. D owning land F. R. Caria-ntefor federal!) owned irvake w ill ruh.gea grar.ng dulrut if the C., national director of grazing, conduct the hearing Aniuiig the oili- land ouls.de of the lIlUlioT Ii'ids It to be er government officials who will I U.telest here are: John F. Deeds, U, S. geo- m the U:t lubi.r Fri-Waur development, soil erin.n logical survey, Washington. improvement of Salt and the uoik S. U. geological survey. Kerr, H a:e sm h lands prcvid.d for in the art Lake, and Arihie D Ryan. J d to be a gieat IS law The K. II. special and Carlisle, Leech c of U.e interests sttp in agents of the division of investigation one that will jrme of benefit of the department of interior. Salt k not only to those engaged in the Lake. nation the to also but industry The Taylor act authorizes the of the Interior to provide for as a whole. the protection, orderly use and reguJournals, ledgers, day and fecid lation of the public ranges by the office creation of grazing distrtvt. It con book at The i A.U- -: Saturday, nl Ut tr Nov. SILVER MOON l'c - Price 1Kl; piwii thirty Bcr .rf dur fftiwd K' i suwh1 id up bu u;fH' pgV Cosil IKinjis c.urrt pr X prvl J This dance will be one of the bigseat eventg of season. Dont fail to meet jour friends at the Silver Mo BvlIlC Arthur Woolley A V sc-reta- J i v- - Free hats, noise makers and serpentine U ADMISSION: import par U is i 50c A COUPLE -- poh call i aciani it andiduU 6f destm oini havi pcreasmi ride in ( irccncy. HUM gu belie! Voter our forbe they Mormaiia pendent-- 1 ditions. Men treats a up the ci from a d press you jvmpathi Congressman ho havi tn or fc He Stands For: Man, Protective tariff on Carbon county coal Return of Uintah Basin Mail Service through Price Old Age Pension bave bee -- Ex-Servi- ce PARTY TICKfT DEMOCRATIC SEPHU PE TICKET o stitutional government. An Man dauntless battier for right and justice A (Paid Political Advertisement) if y plutocrat o If y If yi aation pi If y v OUT if y tax, so t SAY SC II! y For United States Senator For United States Senator DON B. COLTON WILLIAM II. KING For Representative in Congress For Representative in Congress ARTHUR WOOLLEY For United States Senator JOHN 0. WATTERS IVOR AJAX For Justice of the Supreme Court DANIEL N. STRAUP For For Representative in Congress peoples. william j. McConnell ent-La- For BILL If If For Justice of the Supreme Court BERT WESTOVER Term ENGLE T U citizen If Term f Amazing d vale! Walast. EASY TERMS - For For County Assessor SILAS ROWLEY For For Co. Commissioner, Term : For Co. Commissioner, Term If tell hin If Co. Commissioner, Term GEORGE A. SCHULTZ For County Clerk and Auditor CARLYLE PACE NOT S If in THI penden For County Clerk and Auditor For County Treasurer S. P. COLTON For County Sheriff MARION BLISS For County Attorney A. S. HORSLEY For County Attorney For County Surveyor RALPH P. ANDERSON If trades stripe low th If at the For County Sheriff For County Recorder For County Assessor If will be Indepe For County Treasurer For County Recorder MRS. NELLIE WILSON HARRIS SIMONSON For County Surveyor E. O. ANDERSON Term EUGENE HANSON S. MARL D. GIBSON Co. Commissioner, pendei If the atl SUCH If obeys BE Bz If For County Assessor vote If it seci If ished, C as a tnerel For County Surveyor Sen-aatienr- lly want CONS mach if a t m COME Free Demonstration Let Us Show Too a WHY the PHILCO Lead the World is Radio Reception. -- Central, Soothers and Eastern Utah it on IN TODAT TOE A Dixon - Taylor Russell Exdn irn PHILCO Dealers I- For County Sheriff F. P. FISHER For County Attorney 89-ya- rd Control, Tone Control, Base Compensation, Electro-Dynam- ic Speaker and PHILCO High-Lade- n ey Tabee. Distinctive Lesrboy cabinet haad-rabbe- For County Treasurer REESE For County Recorder vt ask out the use penden For County Clerk and Auditor BRIGHAM H. YOUNG KATIE LIDDELL From east and and north and aoath, PHILCO brings yon tbe big football broadcasts with a vividness and clarity thats unequalled I Tone-I- n with a new 1955 PHILCO and get ALL the games as if yon warn on the line I Tremendous power and naperh tone! low prices Sen nor Mg election today! 5 to vote YOUR if DAVE PARMLEY PHILC : t Labor if Co. Commissioner, R. M. b AB0U1 Co. Commissioner, WILLIAM A. If y don ests For State Treasurer ISABELLA ADAMSON For State Treasurer MRS. D. C. GIBSON with a new 1935 earti the G. G. LINDSTROM FOOTBALL GAMES 1 vhat yoi to ASK as foolisi EFFECT on askinj pve you and see v I o Independent Republican Ticket November 6, 1934 the since WON. Disa- Unbility Insurance Insurance employment Recognition by law of the right of labor to organize and bargain freely and collectively Sound policies and con- have you For State Representative in addition to American program I Latest tores incinde A atom tie Yel-- tt veil as For Justice of the Supreme Court oa a cl come JAMES H. WOLFE Enjoy guaranteed foretra u encm cfluencei JOSEPH RIRIE 59 unit-pin- xie e ber For State Treasurer SS jt. treai zgamst AIIE MURDOCK PHILCO 45L ilk juiununa ILSst ; tu wtsud jt nd ry Sun-Ad- v '.:p I t'rrtt ' n. bve-ilts- t jrt.nfd t for-uai- Elect cv jtrDon tzr.r of . e.l-ottr- riser-vatu-- r irr Music by r d HALLOWE'EN . State of Utah, County of Carbon mach of ss. I, B. H. Young, my office as appear Carbon county this 27th day of October, A. D, 1934 for county clerk in and offt for state and county wl life-- 1, ing a mom, disco ratin cratn cheri Prost milit camj forw apod dent hous form |