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Show ! A AA C7 AN 0ihN si:iti:miii- ACTIVITY BOUNTY ISSUED IrrompU.hMrnU 'trJDepartment To UboN Lll 1 INSTRUCTION HIGH SCHOOI f ON RELIEF 0f "l-JIU-- A Pirrclor at the CalL.nl on Tuesday, S pal J. M( thii Vt-t- k i Tim St'S AMI MT J a i tii sr . IN CIVIC BANQUET: Hi lftarUn J,, Mrr, Of (. Mrm,rf, W riinod j "nh I. A .J $ lv I Pages N $ N ,VV'W'aVW IiYCK'ATK MW K Si PAST 2 MONTHS 'COMMISSION HOLDS DR VEST IN MORI; HEARING ON COAL THAN 40 1 Yl-ARS- i j lb IU) Pia. k, gov if Iintclil tin otologist fof this Vuiluty. l(.olt. ed Tuesday II at June and July Wrle the dins! m.aiths at the Pi tee weather station in fia yeais Oddly rnougti, i.owevrr, the two imarth wrre plvdiably iotjlef tlall any Jufie of July ill the past decade, although no drfimte figure this aie available. Thus far this summer the thrr. mumeter has failed to fravh 00 drgiees, while in previous year there have Usually been temjirf of 00 or more reemded sevrral time during July. !c- Mentioned Opr nit Ul. Hut Flection Talk Increasing Dally .'hi.HiH, a ?fj M Name Tile A 0 1 tm Politics (I ro icing; Hard Battle Seen GROUPS TO UNITE J the Sal low a lowf. SelinKi JiU, August 2S, 'n. I1l! UllKM,. or Interest In City lirgular ii.,1, foT Ci - (II VioLlDAl ION rt A My GLk J' NT ,T Sl tai i ply , WaW.'aV & - RATE TO MID WEST j I Testimony Presented On Second Complaint Piled Hy ty-fo- I'Uh Operntor is still Al'ho..gh t.he td lllodM.S aj ttllre plosilliatrly f away. Full upxxt of tbe piojxul of tlie Ih, Js in lrboo coun-p-- s' " are already being e ai d the 1! T f. ( ruinblingi nhcdulrd Cual O rtol WAMClatlon that Itah ta Srjirn.taf ; l"j!eaid ttirinifchout 1'tu'e. indicating Schuid Hill Ise cLed ,, tr , ,) ,;U the diffrrmlul on oxsl rates of J d f the , a .( the 1935 campaign will be a hard . t'V V a! At :8 and 39 for Th.i.ksg:.u.g u! , ,fr .J t ,er ton front Castle Gate to Nebraska by John and intclrstlfig I1' while and Kansas should be reduced to , the cation, Christina jrl. of at Ardt.rsday Wl,. ruiM manager i p rn ur.di r !.e Thus far Won Hill last froll lk-name the no in of prsepec eompaiiaun with rate from eastern ni.frf 2 sj.aisurstup of live candidates r i!.i.".U Color to January 8, imlunsr I a rt was given by Use ado minr hase been brmight air muted to, Cn. attri.d also a into Use ipien. but con iVnvrr and Rio Grande Western railmeneemrnt t,e t,f rtrriMw y p,r j.j .tofdjr.g v.ut when tbe tee m if.argr id ai r at. road Friday at the hearing ronduct-e- d are scheduled f ,r May 33 j)ettuie u rife- - to use time honored geme r.t o.iHmwl and - aod Q..t stlotlS A at Salt Ike tef.re t!e Intel state r.tat.ve frst t f t! r state pro. ej cauerning ao keri are being heard commerce commission on the a ' Un mut.d to at- ul .3, wiiK oanparable I ll'hr, anJ lt BOY SCOUT COURT ,n, ANNUAL REUNION o a:: J rnL.fi the fieipirntly rash day protrst against the rates. fslgh- '!l n,t com--r!At the present time, five of the s The , tearing on the complaint folu.idu g togram m th. sett.on t'rt brraux t overloading lowed a similar healing of the pro abo t n issued to eight elective x.Mti(m in the city SLATED AUGUST OF HONOR SLATED Jnt'; ltjfoan have are are filled men that the rates to the northwest losal who lVfi that condition by 11 rs. Mayor miina The report Bo tate shiHild te uduslrd Ilj.t.'fi J Jf Maf afitettr. so" Il- were elected on the Cltleiu' tuket Taking of testiin the county. tendril ,.f tt.r Carbon Plus Ire al.d two year ago At that tune the Present And mony on the latter complaint was ex Hcsidentu Of rats elected two candidates, the cianpletd Tuesday of last week. .J V.d female, have been 'rtte Hundred Awards Will He hm.ual con par.y; Wtnfrrd w, vtvt. holdover Scofield-Pleasan- t Valley 1, W. Robbins of Denver, general Uo a ,,Kii resented At Ceremony ctHjncilrnan being of thr frdrrai ll District Set Fete of the major project so.l consrrvatnai Height agent of the D. A R. G. W,. Here Friday and Cap mrniber of tfie llourbitn party. f the Price t. ctmrtl n (testifying fur the railroad Friday, sug- ,l,n J H Winters, commanding of- - Indications are that the DemorraU Announrrmrnt was made this week h;,rd t,shX that the interstate commerce 'flier of t! e l.aal tanit) of the x erection of an airplane ,0 Plan are nearing contplehon f..r follow the Utah shippers c',s,r,1 of lhv Tl, ad that the third annual ScofieUI-Plea- s ljfl con, rvathm corps Kach has jj. onurrly ofl native rock. jConimissnai at Lib- - pro)Meat ministration previous to the present ant alley day will te He was the first witness apron; con- the Carbon Boy aS four m district court aiV.cd b tn Salt st r..y hall at Wellington; of honor to be held City on Sun- and upxrted the ositio,i of the railMernU-rof the in the I. D S 'irely lOenurratic, erty park of directors ,lr ua,i 18, the day' program to road with exhibits and in August day. of small house determined to ( ar' 'he chamber of commerce w.lt talk ,Ulfbo'1 tabernacle Fndav at 8 00 n je a Mr. Robbins was meback tins year. Whether begin at I. oo p. tn. Thi event is a construction of stone by bn.flv on t.o of the or ,00 ..fApproximately of and resmerit all former and reunion W. Jrickett, traffic counsel for Hal stadium. present -ter K:ar.:s 'it vancement awards, including three aj discusMon !h, T Valley the Utah Interests, who originally the slate oi.jxw- - idents of the Scofield-PleasajSjb of three double rock concerning what ,ht. district towns of Sco proMMed that the late differential be the be ,h, under the courts at the Carbon Fagle Scout badge, will be p,. ,, nt- - ch.m.N r of commerce comprising k-may acAom-i"- 1 j Quarters. Clear Cimk reduced toll pr ton I'ubl'can banner is only a matter aKhoj!. leveling of an ed to members of various m I Uh in the wav of s,x,nM.'iing civic ! A as " far it that Gate diamond at the goes, a l:'::;;,::;:,. gem rally dev,tin-lop.ng the i!'f At the first reunion approximately rate should remain the same to point ul. Undscap.ng the high dumU-a;l making 150 people w ere present, and the at-- I in Nebraska and Kansas. Carl C. construction of bocce Rowley, district vourt of honor iha.r- a hitter organization tendance increased to about 500 last Reach of Omaha, assistant to the trafri.e pitching courts at the man' nio-m chaige call attention to lal ' s fic , manager of the Union Pacific year. An even larger crowd i ai, building of ice skating Arrangem its are being made tv th.e fact that the banquet is ox n to . 1935 reunion. at the construc-nfr.ratand system, presented voluminous testi- AN f not A ll K n,U rs ,,f Ui chamN r district officials for a (iromint nt ,a!1 N Mr. Reach represented all de- Joseph agent Parmley, purchasing jmony. box for use in on.v the dire, tors All Kiw.on.ins for the Utah Fuel company at Salt fondant railroads in tho case except speaker. of fresh meat rr throughout Band from Wellington City, is president of the organi- the Denver and Rio Grande Western. NAMES DELEGATES Lake zation in charge of arrangements, The testimony was presented beof L R. A. building in : lijrl j Musical entertainment m conncc- .. , n tho with Mrs. D. A. Durkee as secretary fore William E. l,t!ur mu'ilc;1 interstate comaf thn-miles of side- ar,tion with the banquet is being and as Bernard to Newren treasurer. include bers duets instrumental merce and Claude A. Hel-Jfcommissioner, Del, 'gates to the seventeenth annual P. Peacock, while tutor.!)-- widening of Other members of the committee Rice, examiner. and solos by Junior Williams and Don ranged by Corner street involving the of Utah of convention the department are Albert Mayo. Mrs. William NiWilliams of Price and instrumental the ticket E.sale is under the direction the American Mr. Prickett. who occupied the firehouses, electric light of Angus Johnson Legion weic elected by Mrs. Thomas Edwards, Mrs. stand during the session Wednesday, cholson, ensemble a selections of by group 3 No. meetPrice post at its regular art, consisting of changing Joseph Parmley and Mrs. Fred A. said that under present conditions, ailreifor a total distance of junior Scouts from Spring Glen, ining Thursday evening. The convenChilds. Row-leLaVon Fred Huntsman. Utah und western Colorado produccluding Aution will be held at Richfield on Kicment and Emil and ers are forced to absorb $2 per ton Tomsic Skrincr, Tony 16 17. and 15, of gust remodeling on coal after shipping to midwestern Keith Donahue. The delegates are as follows: Dr. RECRUTTNG GROUP rrtjs pools: construction of The colors will be presented by Edstates in order to compete with easttunnel in Price Nine operations for removal of ap- - Sanford Ballinger, Scott Fausett, Ben ern Colorado and Wyoming compan ward E. Morgan's Price troop. J. E. of food, pendix wore performed at the Price Ward. Royal H. Frandsen, Wilford E ies. of "lc TO treasuier VISIT COUNTY secretary Pettit, William of and Hakalo the old clothes; conitf Harvey past week. Jensen, city hospital during Mr. Prickett, in drawing an exinvneathe will Scout district offer of 11 miles of new road; 'Sllpennlendent Murray Mathis an- - Thomas. of the present conditions, said be will benediction the while ample tion, as alterThe of were named a 6580 feet of new The following nounced Wednesday. following to Grand Island, Neb., from rates that B. Fort William To Contact Staplcy und(.rwt.nt operations: nates: Walter D. Daugherty, Wallace Douglas Party of 48 miles of given by Bishop and Wyoming eastern Colorado Gate. of Castle R. L. Nick Arthur ovement of 1640 feet of Mrs. Phvllis Brinlev, Sweet Mine, Rinetti, Prospective Applicants Wayman. points varied from $3.50 to $4 per According to Mr. Rowley, who is in Frlday; Bi'!Iy Shumvvay. son of Mr. L. Craven, Arthur S. Horsley, Ace For Enlistment construction of nine brid ton, while from Utah and western of arrangements for the court, and Mrs. Earl Shumvvay, Price, Sat- Roberts and William H. Toy. projects, including Colorad opoints the rates are $5 to $6. rdiall-invitwl t() a, at of A the the Guests a sewing, political science the Public is post Miss LieuCastle headed Anderson. Jean meeting recruiting party by urday: It was also brought out by Mr. u manual arts subjects; rec- - end tbe ceremony--projecjDale, Saturday: Joseph Perrez. Hel- Thursday were Ray Adams, Salt Lake, tenant Lambert B. Cain of the Thirty-eight- h Pricket that since the Installation of officer for veterans Utah, at Fort placement for men and women, infantry Douglas and the Moffat per. Saturday. tunnel, the distance has Wers operating in various Robert Clay Allred, Price, Sunday: E. A. Littlefield, manager of the U. S. including a group of been reduced by 175 miles. F B. at Salt Veterans officers Lake; will visit eastern Utah of the hospital Miss Helen Nyman. Price, Monday; county: sanitation rates from Rock The present Miss Louise Littizzette. Helper, Tues- - Lane, Salt Lake, and Captain J. H communities next week, according to rjch has resulted in the to Portland, Ore., are Wyo., Springs, the of officer an Hclannouncement Tuesday by Colonel Winters, commanding x of 117 RF HFI D SUNDAY da'; w,ss Josephine Lambson. pit privies and homes and highof 86 cent the per local civilian conservation corps William C. Webb of Salt Lake, distanks and 41 sewer conppr Tue.,day; Miss Louise Stoker. the while scale, majority of rates way trict recruiting officer. camp. Lawrence, Tuesday. volving trench work to- are 91 to 95 to eastern destinations The party will be in Price on Frifeet; landscaping of city homes of and cent the highway per Price and day, August 16. The remainder of Helper; const scale, Mr. Prickett said. the is as schedule follows: Monday, at Castle Gate for At a $5 per ton rate from the CasPest Causes August 12, Duchesne and Roosevelt; tle recreational work; rehab- Gate coal district would make the Wednes13, the golf course Tuesday, August Vernal; at the Car- car mile tariff 25.23 cents, while the B. J. district Jewkes, agricultural day, August 14, Castle Gate, Helper, Elks, their families and guests will for the sugar beet crop in Carbon County club, and for the Denver and Rio grading average that announced in several Standardville inspector, Wednesday annual best irbon years. Kenilworth; Grande Western railroad is 22.1 cents make merry Sunday at the county are the county airport. is of tomato a serious outbreak there Thursday, August 15, Castle Dale, Purple and White outing to be held Mr. Branch stated that it is expected 15.2 cents, about 12 tons fruit worm in the county. The out-d- Orangeville and Ferron; Friday, Au- and for the Union Pacific will in Joe's average valley ranch at Olsens yield he 7 Club Service added. is general throughout gust 16, Hiawatha. the sponsorship of Price lodge to the acre. Approximately 600 acres break, which the state this year, is the first in the This party will be located centrally Is No. 1550, B. P. O. E. All lodges in ar e planted in the county. said. Mr. Jewkes in county, each town visited. Applicants for Relief to particithe state have been invited The best remedy is to dust the crops enlistment in the army are invited to Mrs. Ray Sutton and famand Mr. announcement an to direction of Belmont pate, according ;he arsenate, about five visit the recruiting stations for full of ily of Helper left Sunday for San Die with calcium s ub service program was by William M. Davis, chairman American pounds of the substance being requir. details. Parents are especially urged to attend California a tlje go, in charge. weekly meeting of the committee They planned to be gone ed for each acre. The worm bores to contact Lieutenant Cain with ref7 club Those who attend the outing are exposition. Thursday evening. weeks. Mr. Sutton is into the tomato and has caused con- erence to the advantages offered by two Committees to make preparations about for Peacock gave a talk on requested to be at the ranch by 11:00 siderable damage throughout the enlistment in the army. Strand theatre at the a bazaar to be held November 4 of for manager has ,P classification, while John a. m. Sunday. A varied program Mr. Jewkes reported. county, Persons of the fiftieth anniin interested in enlistment celebrbation i V !ed fellowship and at- - been arranged, and prizes will be secure of the Re- of arrivbefore the may information, organization versary r' edd and athletic Mr. Peacock awarded to the winners of the al of the recruiting party, from Lieu lief society of the Price ward have classification and events and novelty contests. tenant Richard T. Mitchell of Price. been appointed. Special services, ladies committees, Among the contests will be respectively, has authorized an increas tertainment and a dance will be fea-fnail driving, ladies sawing, children s the army of 165,000, Fort rtures of the days program. regular DoLl16 t governors races, mens races, fishing competiWork of making articles for the Douglas quota being approximately softball ast week at Pinecrest horseshoe pitching, 500. tion, j. at the bazaar has started under the e pl!' were given by game and r p, direction of the following committees, hoad and Secre-- a Prizes will be given to the biggesi I having tion. already two games With appointed by Mrs. Orson H. d' Musical By These games have done much to Levy numbers Elk, the tallest Elk, the youngest been played between the two clubs, a society president: Aprons, Mrs. w ith Program, the baldest Elk, the Elk in the Central Utah further strengthen the strong bond of E. Bent and Mrs. Kenneth baby, John 'the entry Price members were more .friendship between Price and Grand announced the most hair and the Elk with the e has arranged for four Munk; shirts, Mrs. John Prince and Members of the Carbon county Mrs. George E. Jorgensen; dresses, Shell Oilers of Junction. This fact is evidenced by !rng; namely. J. Melvin largest family. the with onferts f ,ho .an account which appeared in the commission held a special it3ooPa nr011 coun- -. Free ice cream watermelons and unction, champions of the meeting Mrs. E. R. Hansen; rugs, Mrs. John and F. w. Grand Junction Daily Sentinel eon- - Monday evening to consider the adop- W. Holden and Mrs. LaVern Lloyd; according to Mr. Gra three, the past beer will be serv for ciAnP Bailey, cr"ccording to an announcement ;cerning Sundays baseball game, as tion of the 1935 tax levy, but no defi- quilts, Mrs. William Hansen and Mrs. of Menden- - Davis, who is assisted by the followNick OLon. Mack verlBi busi- - 'well as the match between Price and nite action was taken. The law re Vida Marshall. ing committee: TUC iocal Phillips mLaftr team. All Grand Junction tennis teams. Raymond and of the Galanis quires that the levy be fixed by AuMaterials are being supplied by the mi kW. A. Head In the headline of the article, gust 12. and each of the members will society, Oilers hav- - which was printed in the Sunday Routine business occupied most of furnish at least one article. NEW MEMBERS GranjStSmthe proves Line satLsfac edition, the following appeared: the board's attention at its regular a MOOSE LODGE AND AUXILIARY JatGran Sport Fans From This City Prepar- meeting Tuesday. The commissioners on ed To Welcome Teams From Friendly decided not to sell any more farm be will played "tJSgame Three new members were inat0d for Tt Moose and tv 5(3,000 waterworks land in the county until the situation on &ptember 1 the Eastern Utah City. by the Loyal Order of grarkH - Augu auxls women The lead to the article was as fol- regarding the proposed a for the PriCe city Colorado initiated 1110 t0 forks' by were refinancing of gQ by ? From the most popular town the Price River Water Conservation contest is lows: at a joint m One the of At a meeting attended by J. H. lodge series. Were me iary nlK!ratifn' 'Ffiday hv so far-a-s Grand Junc- district becomes more settled. at HelperHart- actin 1, and the other in the region state code administrator, a sj,heduled September the P Tuesday evening were ' er which is tion is concerned come two athletic in Utah. Bids Moose candidates of number Price merchants decided day, following it the iU be teams today to compete with local CLUB CALLS OFF MEETING Sam Bruno, .two, for to take steps to reestablish opened August Alonzo Olmstead and Thursday dav Kenn The weekly meeting of the Kiwanis aggregations. The auxiliary initiated Mrs. price codes for future optw0 contests thus far played. sports done much to club was called off Wednesday eve- voluntary has Music Fausett. Price activity even. Earl Mrs. eration. broken ftmep0 pave Project calls for Douglas and a friendly spirit between ning to permit members and their 2 victory over the promote a western 'unded out a miles of 12 According to Gomer P. Peacock, Following the meeting, 5t!q,t and Price Colorado, and it wives to participate in the picnic and chairman of the Carbon bu the of day, on Independence was served in honor Grocery and here joders Marshall Sun- - is very fortunate that athletics also dance sponsored by Price post No. 3 Meat an agreement is to be council, doans gained revenge bers. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph in a . 3 tn- - have place further enhancing the of the American Legion and Price drawn up for presentation to merpy of Salt Lake Jr.. who are leaving for they recorded June close relations. lodge No. 1550, B. P. O. Elks. ay for an indefi- - coast to make their home, were Grand at chants at a second meeting. locals tbe owr guests of honor. .ttxrr. S Pft" i,f D-rr- gul 3a. nd first,!1 The county tra. t.rf,- - rlc-ilm- tr 1 dj ;;,e 'te 1 ;V ton-reini- I i tjl-to.- ( '"' ,if.igh 1 1 -- 1 - 1 C(nm:t-P,',u,miU- I pM-tl- e "m---.si- . at -- j'' o(a-rat-- r af 18 'n-f't- v I Pat a C 'r civil-i"'1- 1 our Sci-u- ! d tn-l- N-c- .jx-a- Ul at; Ike s vari-pir- M b; cross-examin- nt ; "-- - i tn-.- - c'" r - J e . or ex-jxct- cd Rjr F(j() Ia-o- e : ia y, landscap-teiccisteri- es; can-seniL- on -- side-prwem- -- al v t -- Outbreak Of Tomato Damage and un-jt- er he Presented Society Sets Anniversary Bazaar For Novembebr 4th . Will Between Price, West Colorado Boosted By Baseball Good dls!-rc- or tug-of-w- . Considered County Commission el Guy-mo- n, J man-bran- ch , I Work Reestablishment Of Price Codes Planned 'Kca,ions aiH - . j 29-1- 12-- |