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Show I nn tta I Honor Program Preparations Go Set for Friday Western Forward Clean-U- Slated Hy City April IS to 20 Division Band Art angmirnts have fur tie Cation Make mht pnr.m to be Two Pupil School 1),. D. S. Ukmatle seven o'lUk, lipkim.n r txtydt Uu M tl hdj unttst a J 1;, . j FVrJay A vmit--d ; Expected To Be Most Important Yet est; Festival Given High National Recognition Held In 6 the achievementnoam,' of 'fir ituJenU representing In various UNION RESOLUTION Drive p ASKS REMOVAL OF STATE INSPECTOR At It tegular meeting M.auta) evening. ttie line city louiwil designated the week ft. an Apill IS to Apul JO at Clean-o- p week, and all i m otis are requested to in U.ls Official Accused Of Allowing Small Mincw To Violate Safety Itcgulatlonn C(1ltC ti.e outliorj f.kb Charging U.at J.J.n It Tayt.sr, sUle movement to teaut:fy the city, 3 n me t the ctsal tt.tne inspector, has rsrglected to during . , Vhili past )r.r, j i mu ii ,h Truvkt g ltd labor will be furnished presented, truck and wagon mine to J utu't.,nnt Friday by the city, and Price residents ate ctnel numbers on j. 2 obey safety regulaUcms, representat the theThe to their clean and requested premise wards which grul tive nt total unmns c 4 the Lnltetl : , ,,:; rr mrollfd In place the rubbish tn a cutiv enient JL f W.U U- tfi. Will be as follows "wk-represent Anwrtc have ps-b- y READY Masiod ,!Uut TO o the HANDLE It so be that hauled ,u kinJ place may cwiTtt, vstyj1' resolution fasking ; t lielj in t;1P selection. Kenilworth; that the tatc 'U.-xfrinvocst.on, wtrrn states The E t,l!irr courwi . city trucks According la Mayur Jolin E. Pettit, Price; wdcon.e be frm.n ej U'n r has teen 1 ITU Clean-uiwl U p nscourw. W, sjetch, week Dalton's s,c.rtdrj hig!,rr jlwt: Crr.mt-rprod. d EASTER BUSINESS matsort, wluch of Use rrsolu- Doyle Pitts, Price; une-a'n than any similar d ptsy. letog g elsewhere la!, "v Rrco apjwars rufw. W. h w a adoj-teCastle Best, at a meeting riiafnei.t tt in is q of vn.! G!e; of the Ihu part The rt Ctun. U.ue nation The coi. e t l ' u.aJr aeleetion. Wrllington, t.i Wedneauay by r met are not cleaned which up premise Mutjy Kstensive Ml Ed of riurtrnU who Spring Glen; the city lOaf'.cil and of play, And-- r tc rrrparationt .SJade during the campaign will later be lep-l- a i JVM - "f 'f the reso- To Sunnyside; Am. m an Serxe Host rleanc-5 stoiy. R..:,.j.p t"py at of the the by expense city gio.'i i hC Stxial Conduct 'ndu ti V the proier1 v ow ner Cu,. a:, Itah Iluvers 'T U C.u P lbk- b tie Gate; musical u!rc:i.n. lrue, dc J a'u to; The seci.on north of Main l! u ,jv : 'mnptra.or of the L lah re- A i :. d t w ill ta wotke.t by the public I. II day j Spur g i, city ctnpjov e ii ,i4vi 1st! Title tt mg, Sunnvside. i,r,r;itt p.i ,il !.,hm. t.ts the f.ist time day of the week, w ,,11"w Ue'Hue tu.g Monday. Mr i on the R.kKs." t',1 t: IHit r j .ij !' .t: !r A. the dotrul ImIow Main stint will te ucjvr? a hit. r to the indusiml i it gi Gleam-fox trot, luk n ale" of doling the last time u!. lhngt 1,. Lancnlimih'1,,11 the roll. hoion , explaining ers' dame, Castle Gate. ,iv, ,u,l!!.g ,, w.h h. strec-tsA .tMj te cleaning day .ir1V ,j (( I'V tb.e hxal i". .! achievements to w .,:! alley and aid is lequ.-sieby m n!.! i v i s A i or ding tt Mr. Honan, i. rn,iU Jl,ih3s!n!', comjdited thrte of th,- j r. mayor in his pr.x lamation the Mine I'l.itod Woikri of Amelieu M .Ji.iay A I) Sutton, c luu man of the beaufields of Work; b P: will n commend that a new state coal FJ :h Dart, Yonda May Dv U'l. Ucb.am-.K. .hi. 1 Tin re will also tification piogiain of the Puce '.,,r ,,f a !. ; !,. of i'i Vi III OIIMII Dra;' r. I.arlcne Durrunt, bies. Memtn-rr of commerce, announce that hi mine inqetliir, selected by the union, ii! 1.' ins it. d to wearing of the Sunny side apparel le n.itiiixl to Minced Mr Taylor. The r tit Wjir.:f Garlick, John md t.'u(if for with the city ;j,J s Iltr committee will nxijx-ratt groct rie team, which won the a No iIcmm the appointment of m Hath Gordon, and tm.its for the m making the campaign a success union Dvoi.ik fi.ioicil if), ?m, Prii'-championship this year, will ;v. a it put y mine inqiector. W Hammond, Jr., . F.et. r llhm.is table Mr, Sutton announces that Roy Scouts J?ph b.uui for 12 yc.irs ver'ity receive Mutual Im; lovenai.t n.ia All local union in the Utah th. Hanson. Jack tion In addition will Ih available to assist those resi- to jKi.v. Glai c-x--y the prt sent., ton to N' rnd a ytar w..s ..ru t.f the judges awards, me trul send resolutions to ti Gu.i cxjxtnd - ;rp rc L.v:.l "f the dents who are unable themselves to; to the national ton!,-held it Dos being the occumou made by Dean Niel.-osi.,k industrial commission in proLeavitt. S'evo Ia'ndaris, director. for commemorating Moines. Iowa clean their resurrect mil Up piemises tect against the violation by wagon Leona id. Fern LeVc Pi ofe.M.r A R McAllister of has also outlined a The ehamlH-Savior, Faster, by tiadition, is :rc)d MatMs. Joliet, l4 Arrangements for the hnoi night mines of law affecting the of a ridV or ,tl0 gax Margaret display of finery, and. campaign to encourage planting of miners, hours of labor and minepay program are in charge of Mrs Her- Illinois, piesident of the National safeJack Patterson, bert ($chool Band assiKiatmn, has already "laikmg, as it d.x'S, the end of the lawns, guldens and shrubs and to se- ty. It is Adamson and E. R Hansen charged that some of the tttrron. Ali a in Pierce. Glenn been secured to judge the Price con- - I''111' wason it is also a day of cure the removal of unsightly smaller are paying employes mines test Mr. McAllister will travel by feasting Prince, Rudolph :t less than the onion scale, far r !,lis reason the Easter season tConAdfn Rjdrfiff, Theo--f K1WANIS PROGRESS plane from Illinois to Salt Lake. Unless the protested conditions are Rme. Dale Reid, Kimball where he will be greeted by Mayor ,tTva'.es a heavy demand for the mor-it is probable that the (remedied, - Albert Semken, Gabriel U. Dalton and Dr. H. B. Goetz- - jcliandise handkd by department PROMINENT PRICE United Mine Workers during May will k S rate, WEEK CELEBRATED man. chairman of the band contest Randall Taylor, clothing establishments and picket the mines that continue to disMildied Villard, James Mr. McAllister, Mayor 'grocery stores. The progressive firms committee. the regulations. Fifty emRESIDENT TAKEN regard Dalton and Dr. Goetzman will travel 'whose advertisements appear in The it W.lcox. Chus. Cave and of the Maple Creek mine have ployes BY CARBON CLUBS from Salt Lake to Price in a Lund are well prepared to FA VERS been Idle since February because of meet all the needs of eastern Utah rJ coure Gunda Andersen, BY DEATH SUNDAY of wages, and at Mutual These Lcxi Babcock. Francis IS establishments are announced at the choppers. approximately 150 union members Over Fifty Attend Inter-Clu35 bands in dependable and are known for ser- that Berry, Monday meeting Virginia have been on strike for some time for hone VI Aden L. Burdick, Barbara Colorado, Utah. Wyoming, Nevada, !vlce embracing courtesy, quality and Funeral Services Held Meeting Of Price, Helper the same reason. Tuesday it4 Xrick, Alma Campbell, Ernest Idaho and Arizona had indicated their (economy. On August 31, 1934, the United Organizations For C. II. Stevenson, Well 'desire of entering the contest. nil!, Cleo Christensen, Hazel i For all meat and grocery items and .line Workers of America filed a comKnown Business Man Eva VeJera Davis, Lon-With over 50 members in attend-- ,' According to Mrs. Henry Ruggeri.,for th, delicacies customarily plaint with the state industrial comDeason, Harold Devenish, the Price and Helper Kiwanis chairman of the housing committee, Clatl'd with Easter, the shoppers of mission, charging flagrant violations Clarence Henry Stevenson, 69, of y Doulgerakis. Hazel Ulonda clubs held a joint meeting here Wed- - 500 additional blankets and 750 addi- - t!us territory are advised to laws on the part of operators the n Price business man for 25 of safety stores: 10 following prominent Takit, tonal be cots will k Adcle Enquist, Mary Pay ordered assure to Kiof the smaller mines. A similar comevening in observance market, Sewell's United years and former superintendent of plaint was filed with the commission Fasschn, Martha Fazzio, wanis Progress week The principal that all visiting students will have .Success Diamond stores. Market. Red and the Independent Coal and Coke com- on January 21. rr!assatt. Dorr Hanson, accomodations. Five Amy speaker on the program was R. J. proper housing palld whlte panys mine at Kenilworth, died at Skaggs, Earl Holbrook, Marjorie Vaughan of Helper, past governor of hundred blankets are already availam the Price City hospital Sunday afterAll needs of the line be A clothing Jackson Jewkes, Monte the ble. Price will in canvass made o district, who warned may be satisfied by the shoppers who noon of a ruptured appendix. of this ar.d Jones. Marvin B. Thursday, Friday the of Saturday communism, against dangers General Department store, Mr. Stevenson was appointed supIN G. Kissamitakis, Bar- - facism and nazi.-which he said week to determire the number of patronize c- Penney company, Price Tri,fhng erintendent of the Kenilworth mine line Liddell. Mary Littlejohn, were gaining footholds in America. homes that will provide housing for J company, Boyacks Men s store. Deal in 1907 and held that position for two Several persons were slightly inr 'Milekos, Katherine MacKnight, Stating that the principles of Ki- - e students. Jean McIntyre, wanis related to the human rather! Elmie Bernardi, finance committee shoe stol' Madsens and Roys Shoe years. He established the C. H. Stev- jured early Tuesday morning about tore. enson Lumber company in 1910, op- nine miles west of Soldier Summit in Agness Morgan, Silas than the material things of life, the chairman, reported that the business of had Price Morgan, Blanch Alice men and erating the business since that time. Spanish Fork canyon when a loaded citizens Moynier, (speaker reviewed the accomplishMr. Stevenson was born in Chicago truck driven by L. A. Jones of Murray Sarah Nicholes, Elsie Iments of the organization. very generously to the re- success Teresa Ann the and that for funds, January 17, 1866, a son of Henry and collided with a coupe driven by Tony Piano, Audrey Henry Hall, president of the Helper quest a financial from contest Clara Grosvenor Stevenson. Before Frugni of Helper. The accident was of seit, the June coof on the commented club, John Reynolds, spirit - Montie assured. is Hoipractically coming to Carbon county he was em- caused by a snowstorm, which obpoint Snow, Dorothy Ann between the Price and be considered L Eyron Thompson, to dunng ployed for 15 years as master me- structed the views of both drivers. the Subjects Marian per organizations and pledged Inch ill Other passengers in the Frugni car Robert Jchanic and shop superintendent for - the band directors school, relationcordial of Qn(? mcst storms continuance beneficial the Edith Vaughan, t)e f ssJ Laura M Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beaceo were with the the connection Fuel Iron Colorado and in conducted be company Wells. j0 vjsq prjct jn several years brought ship. of and their small baby. Mr. at He Practical in Denver. 1892 was follows. as be nercial couise married will Helper 1.15 inches of preA report on the Kiwanis club tree contest, Doris Averett, bruises and Mr. and suffered to of West. Elizabeth Anna methods Melba Bean, Frugni and building means Dr. Pauline Bun-"- planting program was given by cipitation Monday For in high school Mr. Stevenson Mrs. Beacco received cuts and bruismany years Christensen. and Frances M. Charles Ruggcri, chairman of the up lmtrumentation considerably a prominent part in political es. The Beacco baby, Mr. Jones and addresses and discussion DeAngeles, Elnora Evans, committee in charge of the project, bands, pros- - played brightened and activities in the county. He Anton Whitman, who was an occuand civic literature, FaUf'M,t. Isaac Fazzio, Dr. Ruggeri announced that orders on band conducting pects for a plentiful band served as treasurer of the pant of the Jones car, escaped inof formerly mutual SMey Gardner, John B. water supply for agproblems Grako, for 550 trees had been received and and school of board education of the Carbon jury. ricultural purposes Kiyo Ikcda, Alice that planting will begin next week. j Hreinson, school and was county chairdistrict, ran this year. A heavy Dr. Sanford Ballinger discussed the gTf Johnson, Fern Le-,rain fell throughout man of the Bull Moose party in 1912. 'ord: Lou's Koncher. Joe Ma- - western division school music pro- Mr. Stevenson was one of the orma Ial(cker, Elsie the day without aptest to be held here on May 2, 3 and 4 (ensembles in high n, of the Price Kiwanis club. Ki- - grams ganizers the of interruppreciable ezos' Arhen Peacock, and explained the duties G. Kissamitakis, who is in He belonged to the Knights Templar James tion. massed the eacock, in handling Guy LeGrande wanis club i,apj of the printing of the official Helen Mondays rain and the light storm and was a member of El Jebel temple Reese, Elva Ruff, band ceremony on the closing night 'charge aTh stated that the work was Tuesday increased the precipitation at Denver. program immons, Oris Bernell Sim-tournament. J of the With, the county having been thorthat the pro- - thus far this month to over 1.5 inches. ted Angebna Surviving are his widow; one son, Vocal selections by Miss Agness yearly eompkr Spadafora, Peter covered by an advance ticket b ess oughly the off Ap be Clarence who will s pi of an inch was recorded Henry Stevenson, Jr., E1Z3r Wycherly Morgan, accompanied by Mrs. George grams sale, the prize band benefit dance to has his been associated father with in .05 an of fell the inch while 25. Friday, B. Harding, completed the program. be sponsored at the Silver Moon Sataft course following day, according to a report the lumber business; one daughter, Helper Cyril Allen, The attendance prizes for the MEET urday TO by the Carbon Citizens Band Los BOARD Grosvenor Cornelia SCHOOL issued Stevenson, government Fiack, by Henry ggi, Harold Brown, and PTice members were furnished is expected to be one of association five Angeles, California; grandchildres Members of the board of education weather observer. the largest and most successful afby J. P. Phalen and G. J. Reeves, Louise a and half hold will ren, Thuston, sister, district school 0f the Carbon Jena, fairs of the year. 3ch pectively. Vernon Davis, state road patrol- Chicago, Illinois. meeting Satur-Lak- e Smith, Earl Charles D. Sessions of Provo and their regular monthly Proceeds of the dance will be used in at this a were Lake Salt held services was Funeral the visitor announcement man, an to Wilson. cny,,dav, according a for Layton Baldwin of Salt promoting activities of the Carbusiness. on official residence week Tuesday afternoon, family course Ida Carlson were guests of the club. Eighteen by clerk George E. Ockcy. bon county high school band, particabeI1e in Price burial the with City cemetery Chidester, Ivo Kissell. members of the Helper club attended under the direction of the Thomas-Deser- ularly the financing of the bands trip to Provo for the state contest and the the meeting, while 33 Price Knvanians mortuary. of new instruments. were purchasing in of present. were services The niMl Assessment charge Fifty prizes will be given away durCharles Fred Jennings commandery In Act To No. 3 of the Knights Templar and ing the dance, according to Mrs. B. County conducted by J. W. Hammond, W. Dalton, publicity director of the were Taxes Music will be furnished association. 1 The oq past eminent commander of the order orchestra. as follows: in Utah, assisted by the Rev. Ralph by an eight-piethe in shown Price application the of county u.t?lment. work in Car- -' Formal application counthe of C0In pitted Wednes-tJhe- d 1930, Coal ' "'hen $2250; $1855; 1929, subsistcoma local meeting the miner, of C. for At the regular commerce Jones, prelate th Coun J chamber of AMERICAN LEGION PLANS asscssment rolls were for Carbon 1931, $1200; 1932, $1000; 1933, $940; mandery. homestead ty commissioners Saturday, project ence y TO FORM SONS CHAPTER and Coun around workers Skilled $860. Reese M. to 1934, the week Reese Treasurer will be sent this county inwere home- mines, 1929, $2300; 1930, $1750; 1931, Hese. The as- -r Attorney Marl D. Gibson I'taient th;- to federal bureau of subsistence Plans are going forward for the of $1600; 1932, $1340; 1933, $960; 1934, "Ji befnrp ?,ear was finished a structed to take action necessary chairman W. Empey, Carl steads, of a local chapter of the on railroads, laborers Common $469. time required' organization PrP of the personal , committee collect delinquent Coal by the agricultural By $881.-6che American Legion, and a of Sons suffieien 1930, 1931, $912; 1929, $951.52; taxes in cases where chamber, announced Tuesday. survey of schools in the Carbon dis1932, $765.60; 1933, $670.56; 1934, special deputies not been furnished. has application will be accompanThe Coal of the Utah directors All Operis being made to interest every e author trict $610.36. also Per'd or assess- - The commissioners social and ecoied by data relative to ators association were reelected for eligible youth over the age of six extinguis of collar White fire of and railroad, employes Wednesday by the purchase nomic conditions in the coupty 1935 at a meeting held in Salt Lake years. coun y education- 1929, $1436; 1930, $1395; 1931, $1305; equipment for the Carbon information relating to the The committee in charge of the Wednesday of last week. OfCity 1933, 1934, 1932, $1211; $1211; $1211; fraternand port. a at be named al system, churches, civic will of organizing the chapter infor the ficers work 0V FIRE ENGINE year of stores and hlylT industrial conditions white collar employes funear in al organizations, the of board Scott Fausett, Clark Wright the cludes restaurants, 1929, $1620; 1930, $1440; meeting LICENSES GRANTED I oeas t . b(Xster tank, used soil and climatic conditions. exB. P. and to Bertot. Recreational clubs Elmer and Manley, ture, according granted $1320; 1932, $960; 1933, $840: i'led on The city council Monday Olsen a Interesting information concerning 1931, $560. Pressure, w as insummer ecutive and camps will probably be secretary. 1934, C ce received by members of the junior engine this Bud Norton and Henning the average incomes for conducted Morincluded v accrdi; ng to reelected Directors The average days worked each year an announcement license to operate a commission f .Vphj classifications of workers during A. F. organization. R. Thomas of oni above are be Stockett, the workers will 1934 Heiner, types by 1929 to ,on chief of the fire ness, dealing principally in period from showm as follows: 1929, 209; 1930, Sweet. Otto Herres, Ezra P. Thompwas gram- Sa!Ion tank form- - and uh the report. for grain. Pete Georgides 1, cense l;ir! Mars Pope of Moab was a Price 189; 113; 1931, 1932, 100; 1933, 89; son, W. C. Stark, E. L. Cropper, Geo. raiCaIs bas been ed a wholesale distribute ar.d s;mi caller during the week-enbusiness B. J. Marks. A. Schultz and 1934, 80. tank, Mr. Gun- - handle candy, soda water the varioas lar items. it ?., u rrdus'on t the yr wrd J tcUvlty be 4 I of price "" - r j j rt jjr-tet- - ined-Sru- -- une-a.- J Stc-on- home-makin- te Sun-Advoca- ,1 ""'1 -t t. 1 I d .11 Mx-akin- u-- , ! i . vs , r t i c c , .1 , : t', lei-ie- ( i . - s vv h.e-keth- I Cai!-n-Emc- ry . all-I'- r -- (k . Lau-fis- o j . n, ! Mau-M.nm- l' te. r r . B. Si-,'- 1. -- jSun-Advoca- te 1 nt Ber-Mcrlc- ne b j i asso-anc- e, Hi patron-nesda- L Evan-..Vi- ck -- - STORM RESULTS CAR MISHAP Utah-Idah- A Jor-Jam- es Fran-Hrfc- k, Rainfall Brightens stand-operati- on vv vv e W ' )a-- PLANS COMPLETE FOR BAND DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT m Mar-r-no6- i '1 . Three-tenth- ceden' Mars-Hennmgs- on Interesting Data Contained In Subsistence Application Finished Commissioners Get Delinquent t i et ce S co1 Directors Retained 0; Operators fsittilSy - ' S d. I i |