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Show '. ' WV, :P ! lm lj! I y , 1 NEMspmR, A Ois0UD4Tl0V nr Uf,tUh,Nl)lsn lf ',l IIIU'IIU, Rate On Carbon Coal ;jo(il TWENTY-SI- Operators In Asking Adjustment fir 1..;unrrc -iiV fir , t f.r.i;!.! rate and discrimina-- T r.l d.;;jr.!ut in! rr,; I Sv' or &! &A t ut b'ub fiom Cur th north Coal r.l V corn v-- to adjust m freight k t1 southern Wyoming ft Utah uprnrd ..!-- complaint of rate adjust firids to midweM-- i Wednesday at Salt Ir,,,) t V,;S, 'trim, Mrn jii jia., f Cat t "II "!! da.rr.g rnr.trnd.M !.. G Wedt.rvlav COMMITTEE NAMED ar !i ! di ) M J a f l ut m ijr t Vi j f V xin inn.4.!ej flu It ''y t4 j iMii a;: N-- ri it.,-- r t all.t.g 4 jt i'll Uili II, ill, r 1 41 i t Itu.g 4,e .f !ud e4uii !. f I jl .t!, u,t aj'urxl Tuby 1 failjr the t'.jte k1j, the 17 ui ti.m Mj4il.,4i plipjn lj T!ir I v s Pil.f e1 : Tl.i b attd Krh ; r,l G()(,r l: C J Yotu t i ture fj lr), rnjk- h" iUtWA t'V l.,M and h.t.r wax y ta x Frr4i PRICE Or I CASlOLiir t TO TOOELE PARISH a- f.r g'a t.ng t. tn t'aillc Dale H . IJO.iim), ctmg and struc- , Ihf Rev. James F. (Ltffev (.ft 1 m he Rev. Jatii d cun-truc!i- m to afford Carl county payroll of over nt m.aithly rui,M,h natural . cal lx nin.n, The dioxice ga whut it Kinvrrttsl into fhe diy lee 'will be brought to the plant frran ttie ,, .... , imiil. F, ( l.iffey, exjx-itt-- l New Irst ; Successor Temporarily Named ftiid 0,0(10 Jl A the fut trp in an exjununM) pi warn which. It U e!imalcd, will cost I75Pki, the Carbon Dioxice and Clicniu at company ha of a movlrtn plant at Wellington. Suierintenient J II Maran-tctl- e anttiHiiu'esl Tunulay. The plant ill have a capacity of 20 Km, and trtd PRIEST ASSIGNED Wuik (ipptoed tl.u far atiKHiiit tu rnuie than $1,- - - g ! v pruji-et- K Starts Large the fiist Gir.v Anthrr 111 Construction Of Plant At Wellington Gets Under Way, Superintendent Reports liugrarn, utidrr which nitWiry U t te sj t.t f,.r the pr ittury ,.f I (rating rlnplu mrlit Ik Kk . . lira :: M VV Program In County ii i tc ajpnned by tlw 41 !l,r Uullu Irlirf t T w ;11 W,ni.',,j It.iuver, Ki-wa- g. Hi-'ix- e.l the J l , il . At the rrgjljr meeting of the club Thursday e r.ir.g a can. ,n j;, Tv 'v Jlt-irli- r. j b.g1, trsm s up-- , a K : I pur-(sc- V.f r.nri Vd l llWH, i h';n !j,.ng u- -r -d i 1 Tl.r Of Fence Welcome Arrh At Field FLinned JI in. UiXn .lj IM- - 1! r !r- - M ! 0 111 iGtc !niitf,.!j m. Con! ruction " 1 U.r t L.!) STADIUM PROJECT; MTJ( I 1 Ttli'.f,.r ti . l.'l.t.r. nnounrrd mNIANSPLAN nv-r- .J ;,J I3i ! ( S11 Like 1, V s ''y VV VV lVKA TB IxojJ It'orA From jCarbon Dioxice Price To Castle Pale Cels Okeh I, FOR COMING TERM i t Expansion Appointment Grande Railroad Backs Utah Hr Nr )n tlih .Vho.il Tfaihing M.tff Completed AllilM A NAMED X A i ir.unuc) THR JU'S AM) NK1M ON CARBON FACULTY , ! icessive. Testimony Reveals And Rio y I AS , s y f ff VV VV'a j ;ant pastor of the Notie Dame de ..ua c church, ha l.gh (lu'urdri ..! apomti-contended that of the Catholic church at granted a !aw- .f t pasbir between ampt CHAMPIONS IN t" equalized NET Tian-land will take over hi duties ) !l r Rraruh Agricultural Springs rtvtr and co.ir at Cedar C;t. wdl return 1o the latter part of thi week. d the Castle Gate and Su'Carbon th K A Rev Call TOURNEY The J. C. Covne of Mlrm coal may nlit A! DECIDED; M.ixs.n Work on the plant M being rushed Mr J pjm n's j who was ordainiNl to,lac r.usi ttc, Mar. ;d to northwest and Pacific M.xx Orj ha Fay lor nd M.m n.,-1rapidly", as itossible In an effort to 8 the June at St Patrick V priestlu! ttuive construction ming fields at wotk completd by .j frJm MEDALS tT'.a Fay lor have PRESENTED previously tern on 15, according to Mr. Mar- frtU per ton below those Sj)temtr staff of the Hidja-- CVn- l!' ileen temNranly assigned to the The Wellington rhamber of hen Carbon county points. dral school The forn.er sucresls , Pi,' parish He will remain .I1 rc jantette. was of the commerce furnished the plant site, Defeat Hardy until the return of the eV llunsakrr Kate Smith, while the later Vn which includes five acres of land in d 4 Friday in surprise Robert T A"in Mens takes the place of Misx Anna S.cfke A Ruel, who is now attending Den-5- .j of officials east the thetfj. of the city near the by Mr Young was a member of the University of New Hampshire Single ('rown of tracks the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad. spur Sunny-idschool at Burnham, New He is faculty last year Wcslern ra.lroad. The grounds R.ibms. Denver, general The is Rev. Ruel well known in athletic cirin seven divisions of the (hire. cprcd!!y expected t() W ., ng ifiRt fur the D A: R. G. ! ui ri Price tennis tournament, sjionsort! return to Pi ice w ithin a few weeks. from the state highway to the trat the present differential Kivvanix the Rev. Claffey was ordained at St. Jsl'u by club, were determin-- 1 a'meno K c' e i Sunday, the winners t'j per ton more charged to ' ,,e Patrick's Cathedral in New York ' receiving ,' .j'jers to McCammon, Idaho, U,ie nianufactureofd.y ice, Agricultural team a number of years medals pn suited by loeal business! June 7. 1930 by Cardinal Haves. Prior,',, W,U 1,0 ,Ul,llml for cd beyond, more than Wyo-.- d fto that he attended the Cathedral U,e, ,UW ago. He was prominent in inde;end-en- t establishments. coal mukmK devices and for blasting shippers pay is too high M I A basketball activ dies and Hunsaker won the men's college in New York, completing his Ihe carbonating of beverages. The Ji be lowered at least to the last season. Mr Young takes the singles title Sunday afternoon by .theological studies at St. Joseph's !.T' whuh ,e gal Vrr.uJ of 25 cents and pre- 'V? place of Wendell Stout, who came to blasting his way to a decisive victory seminary at Dunwoodie. New York. tl b? little or noth uig more than Carbon high late last year to take the over Hardy RobcTt.s. capturing three For about a year following his or-- 1 much e?npny conveneconomical and L safer, Wyoming shippers pay. t Iplace of Herbert Adamson, who re out of f.mr sits The outhful Rob- - dination he was connected with the s. ien than oowder According to signed to the Price camp, was also,.,,,., v.tnesses who testified in-who reached finaLs the to tinin a cithree Cathedral of the Madeleine at Salt' signed accept position in Is being used the officials, gas P. Manley executive secre-th- e a guest of the club. ,pany vilian conservation service. divisions, played a steady game, but Lake City, and in June, 1931 he was Motion pictures of the western di- Utah Coal Operators extensively in Utah and Wyoming Miss Hauser, who is now teaching Hunsaker's hard drives and court assigned to the Notre Dame de Lour- - mines vision national band contest held here on an education tour Orson Rawlins, Boise, dis-fsponsored by f'tieraLship proved too much for the des church here. In order to meet the heavy demand, in May and of the district 5 American he University of Oklahoma and who youngster. representative for the In-Playing cautiously and The Rev. Coyne also received his Hus Coal and Coke company, Legion convention held at Moab dur- - 'previously plant of the company, taught at the Park Citv consistently returning his opponents' education at St. Joseph's catodpresent at W(II is being opcraled the serves i at Kenilworth, Utah; E. ing the same month were shown. and Roberts drives. ihigh school, succeeds Miss Connie captured seminary and h.s temporary assign- 24 hours a day. When the new plant Portland, Pacific northwest The Kivvamans adopted a resolution .Larson. The other member of the the first set, ment to the local pastorate is his first js esentative for the Utah Fuel Hunsaker came back strong to ancompleted shipments will be made faculty who will not return urging that the local conservation 1934-3- 5 ordination. since (o st. Louis. Kansas City, San Fran- Janies B. Smith, San Fran-adenex the second set. and followed standwas Eldon connected who full to the be is Otteson, brought up camp No announcement has yet been cisco, Los Angeles, Seattle and variof the Spring Canyon ard with 5 and 1 victories in the third quota of 250. Copies, with the science department, membership made concerning the permanent ap- ous interrnountain cities. 'll Coal companies; W. C. of the resolution will be sent to Sen- J. W. Bingham, who taught mathe-ato- r and fourth sets. of an assistant pastor for pointment deIn The main demand for the ice is for the Hunsaker peral manager of the Blue William H. King and Represent j- .matics last year, will replace Mr. local the church. In shipping frozen foods. It is use Aaron feated Hanson, while company, and H. J. Plum-rein science the iteson Abe Murdock. department, square blocks shipped in manager of the Oregon Mr. Ramsey has been assigned to while Roberts reached the finaLs by in In breakof Mont boxes. Je Railroad company. Mr. subduing Cowley in of Spring mathematics teach place , a hard fought match. The Icibins was ing down it leaves no water and presented as a Bingham. Mr. Ramsey was on the Canyon in 4 scores were: and has a temperature of 114 degrees beby J. A. Gallaher, Denver, Harding junior high faculty last year. low zero. The well from which the counsel for the D. & R. G. In addition to Mr. Bingham and doubles comes is reported to have the The mens showed his line had lost con-- t gas championship the the new teachers listed above, i j i and Mont volume flow for purity of revenue with the decreased S. went to Booth Kilfoylc greatest the include will following: cultv A.U(lltlOH dewho of under and the greatest rock presfs of Utah coal to the north-Ib- c gas Canyon, meSpring Cowley E. D. Williams, A. Olsen, art; Hanson in three Extension of sure and feated similar well in the world. Hunsaker Utah Railway any To Preston Permit Summerhays, Chanic arts; Expected company, Wav It gas to make 60 enough produces t concurred in the D. & R. G. Excavation Well InderFill ' physical education; J. B. Thompson, out of four sets, the scores being Guffey Rill Enactment; tons of ice every 24 hours, according 9 New Music Room To and for a economics; reduced differential on business; George Morgan, Work Continues to Mr. Marantette. Need Long-Fel- t Kilfoylo and Cowley downed RobHarold northwest biology; Mr. Vernon Merrill, shipments, in Walsh the and Jack erts said. Since the dry ice well was opened Glen Guymon, Frank Bonacci, local representative Bithell, mathematics; while Han5 and 6 J. Reeves, superintendent of the!speech several G. years ago, the industry has spread of extreme of Amthe Mine United of Workers in points to the " advanced and Hunsaker son school district, made strides and promises to Seville Carbon county music; M. rapid J allowed to E. Williams, was advised Friday that the snip coal to the nounced finals by virtue of a victory over erica, that excavation show a steady growth in the future. Hunsaker, Lewis Tuesday at a science; Flowers, between bitumworking agreement figure 50 cents under work for an addition to the Carbon history: Miss Sarah Mallaney, busi- Kylo Livingston and James Redford inous coal operators and employes The fact that the stockholders of the from Utah coal is scores were The fields, of satisfactoiCanyon. Mass Spring school is progressing Mrs. Bess Jones, Latin; Mr. Robbins had been extended until September company decided to build a new plant out. high - ness; 9 and pointed the lengthincludes indicated that there is great future Alice Miss The 16 at the request of President Roosesee project Vtronica Ueinlein. English; why Castle Gate fields, ily. The championship in the junior for the industry, which should beMiss of the auditorium and the and business; les more which means Carthat of ening mines distant than Wyo-,ed16 and 17 years of velt, mu- for a of doubles, boys come an important economic asset to construction Carl and the nasium bon county will continue working unshould have to Margaret Hansen, English; pay the - age, went to Hardy and Jerry RobCarbon E. V. Engcounty. room. Williams, and at til least that date. 's(.n, English, frerential, he continued, erts, who defeated Jack Walsh of A new unit to include class rooms, eoa! Ross President John PresiVice and Price and Jimmy Jouflas of Helper considered no better hall and library is also plandent George Lambert of district 22 3 and ironing coal scores of TO most Idaho a study this by BUREAU by WbLIC been SERVICE of the U. M. W. A. telegraphed Mr. c project has not yet The for 9 up The doubles, northwest coal consum-1- 3 ned. but players boys OPERATED BY DRAMA CLUB government. the Bonacci from Washington, D. C. that jje e by Pollock and approved Earl won was gist of testimony offered to by 16, k, has okehed the woi Donald Hacking, deputy district gents an coal operat-- , state committee They defeated Ed. the union was in unanimous accord dramatics instructor Louis Grako. the project Glen that Guymon, with President Roosevelts wishes. It court is e it and nh coal is and Axelgard, Scartizina Wiggo . clerk, announced Saturday that school, considerably is expected that the extension will final approval from ,at the Carbon county high the third 1935 term of the district Dra- - 6 and Theta rSt?rage Purposes, because Delta 'nouncos the that D. C. slack so Mrs"Marjorie Memmott of Helper allow further time for the enactment court in Carbon county will open on school plans to con-areadily as Wyo-,J- 7 a tr Mr Reeves the gvm- - jmatic club of the Mrs. Grace Pratt of Brig- - of the Guffy bill. defeated conomic conditions have September 9. The tentative calendar service bureau durrng ai the , public to the auditorium that for and fehjduct 4 Stating capture prospects for the term will be drawn about passage ham orage they said. City, Due to 16 cc th. r womens singles, while Miss Frances of the measure are very encouraging, August 10. additional cost to Utah school will be lengthened b, 1. district officials requested Mr. will be 33 feet by New criminal cases to be added to muslca,, Coli won the girls singles honors by the to The music room Helto wire Utah senators and Bonacci of Mae Miller Donna 38 feet. defeating the calendar for the next term are as room congressmen urging them to support Sam Kounalis, issuing a per, 2 and Construction of the music - the Guffy bill. In accordance with follows; walkof Zaccaria Helper Rudolph check insufficient funds; against the request. Mr. Bonacci Monday sent Charles failure to provide; Larson, Jr., telegrams to Senator William H. King Verl King, forgery and uttering a and Congressmen Abe Murdock and forged instrument; Jack Smith, statuW. Robinson. J. band Of the for 1 necessary it made tory charge; Charles Williams and Carbon which board of oners The international policy committee George Williams, burglary in the seca basement room vim in hold to a practice special ' of the United Mine Workers of Am- ond degree; H. M. Senecal. failure to E A. nniimsi 13drJy f today) at 10:00 out windows, toDirector asks all local unions to coop- provide. erica y accurate County tax levy for was unable erate in working out a new agreereturnenrouter to and had hoped to effect the ability of his organization. esting trip Scout awi in Four Boy Scouts and one ment, and letters to that effect vere him to quickly the ing from the national capital has cunty assessment, new room will enablefaulb . thP - leader will represent Carbon sanr.,, sent this week by Mr. Bonacci to all atwho those the and correct been arranged, unlikely now inas- - find and locals in the state. at the national jamboree should result in an county will have tend the jamboree be unemployables areldent to k D. C. Washington, in numerous held to here visit be than to opportunity over the better bands W. Empey, Ten Carbon county youths were ed away with the boys singles honors, ns county this month, Carl points of interest, not only in charg council, district 5 of the a 4 overlected and the Monday for enlistment in the but way. chairman victory TO along Washington SUES es civilian conservation corps and were of followed Price. Tuesday. Hamilton Dean routes be will Different nerawty levy was as fol BEER announcedwho will attend include to the Bridgeland camp. Five RECOVER were the donated from the medals assigned The to and by coming going 18 Scouts mil; road of the enrollees are from Price, four No. 281; business houses: The Price troop following jamboree. Walsh, Jack bond intVl 5,mills; fdfid, Garddefendant com- J. C. Penney company, Suc- from Wellington and one from KenMr. Empey announced Tuesday 15 miUs; bnd Levis Arnold and Quentin Alleging that the 1.8 and Into No. 286, cess of court will honor market. Red Star Service sta- ilworth. that a district d age on Juiy .5 emc ner Price troop Pension, .1 . ition s troop the D. S. Lewis L. to in the Those enlisted follow: Robert held be Hunsaker, Modern Barber Wellington tabernacle, tion, of beer belonging Clyde Tidwell, n d 'Udent m!Ik advertising, .2 filed su Western Auto combe accompanand will 9, at which time Archie B. Bradley, Arthur Jacobshop, Beauty August Friday, commission 280. They tax state 2 No null; gen- Hl ciency out the adL bank and 100 El Price Carbon and merit Lawrence A. Johnstun and Emery Willard pany, json, approximately against ied by trict court Friday 4 No. 286. vancement awards will be preto company. troop White, Price; 'Warren Allred, Price Trading of George dte company Mercantile leader 10 miuS nt scbol levy in of badfor Elmie the judg Scout Three sented. Darrell else Bemardi, a president Rich, Evan Thayn and Rich in or eagle made barrels of beer, The trip will be 7 in' iKhi!e the county to A. Weilder, Wellington, and Clive In the medals be the will included Kiwanis club, ges presented which of $2801.60. mills. train tt the winners following the matches Tatton, Kenilworth. awards. the Carbon The complaint alleges that . from Provo where i A. Rowley, chairman of a Sunday. Join George will large mercan the Carbon has demanded the representatives strict The meeting of the Finals in the junior singles will be the court of honor, will preside. and leadScout other of teer, the number surrender Sunced will be held Tuday commissioners butJernpuint Carbon Roberts with An interesting program is being in the Hardy played Sunday r. meeting of the has refused to do so. er from various troop MUca., a-- m. 19:00 at Jouflas. cam Tuesday arranged. Jimmy opposing l!1 be held Sat- - does not state how the beer tist Tinspanaro council possession of the state. the first With opera!' r com-- Rk -- pre-a-n- V. mi t tee W'as l.ave cl , r iw apiHirj;J of a project fur c cnstruct...n of fr.-- i and a welcome arrh at Kiw ants stad. lum. The comirutti-- cinM:.s (Jf A C Tresedr. J P Phal.-n- , J Broken Lee and Richard T. Mitt hell Dr, Charles Ruggeti, Claude J F.m-- 1 jKy and S J Sweetring were uy pointed on a committee to prepare on the achievements of the club during the past year The organization decided to join with the American Legion and the Elks m a joint social, danre and sports entertainment Mheduled for Wednesday. August 7. A talk on hobbies was given at the meeting by Dr. Charles Ruggeri, and Lieutenant J. H Winters, command-- 1 t -- j s testi-"fi-- i j n - m tw-e- n d n- - , e " e t I i;- - . la.-- t - r i ss-tio- sum-jm- e llamp-Uh.i.'npn.- rr ns r'd I j I j . com-ert- B - as-j- o, es nf 1 4 6-- 1. nt 6-- j semi-fina- Ot-ti- ! ls 6-- 1, al 6-- 1, 6-- 2, 10-in- ch Union Operators 4-- 6. 6-- 4, 3-- 6, bark-insulat- ed Extend Contract 6-- 6-- 2. To September 16 6-- 4, 6-- 4. 6-- 4, semi-final- s, 4-- 6-- 3, 4, an-,- ?st 6-- 3, gym-gpunj- 6-- 4. 7-- sh s, Ol-s- ic 3-- 2-- 6, 6-- 4, 6, 6-- TERM TO BEGIN ON SEPTEMBER 5. lC 6-- 6-- 2-- 3, 3. 5 n! , 6-- 6-- 1, . nggeySSour aa irsmif levy ;natyboard dopt tax 6-- to 7-- 5. At National Boy Scout Jamboree To Represent Carbon . T! c TEN LEAVE FOR FOREST CORPS u- mus.--Plem- j 7-- STATE :dfu"d mnt1 6-- Sun-Advoca- te, Pr All-re- d, spe-ri- al s semi-month- ly |