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Int II 4 res). nt hue during the Hi many years past Iwrnly-fivhi will fiunds depaiture from ingiel l'me hut will te happy in the Ml 111 ()j.1t.n; luinr, UO iJh ilitilest in f al L'oi.lie t- V M-u- i twenty Wi-:- s l An- - amonilur a Aiuli-r'.- of tiie Jattrl J ! lii-li- Carbon ( tiir C4ltn vOr iy it alii flat.k. having p,ln .1 flat filniiuiai tuu tf It'i Jnalitut itift At i t f thr in.l & S.n lI.-- s -' Mi k W l,!ri tbu j f'aM l! f nnimiiiin ty rai I.aif !..twt ,t T!.r iri.'.,al ni.niiif.jJ 4 Mj.iu.li i.f i'.akr and i:!i ilir sj1,,ii a laiiiin i,l 1 1 lln-lot- - d tun, u.c da) i.f 11 Or. t m in ii.r aflillmmi u rrW fl.il lit Mir 4,f atfaif and tlie A'f a tatU .lC, Vl ally dalne ha loV- w Da:!!.iiAt in, unit. if nintsiii loll f Jj ,,!!. social niif.g. n highly u.iuta.mn.g - to le fi.llowi-a! 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M lie ke t tale are being dl- Huwa, ituafdian con-1 for the city rur.t di Mr. Ina Lee Worthintton, rant Kraml rectul ty Walter D PauKhuty. d) The afternoon wssion will be pub- elate h. Id on Saturday . Lur1 Mr M W Mabliot f!,,T Arn I'UiHr if fill 1 -- ini iiwt-i- :."i P! STATE TAX POSITION ..I i l,i l,i Uut dai, ?! ai iiHitiliin; .I ai 9 iii. A 10 a m , in ili" ; ai. Ta I.. !1 ; tiri P jjj f,,f J !.5i, an t vuli .ukt i!'i si- - Sjl ui l cr U II n i'i l, ii w ! till an I a IJ..I t W 1. ...t be h f.a.lirttis 1 1. .oi w tll.i.i.V) anriti.ull 1.4 1 I. .etc flu- - t ow in me tiej lit d.iw 11 ov rf Klw li! tium a! PRICE MAN TAKES - H Carbon High to Play Richfield Squad Here Friday GENEOLOGICAL JJfl r'-- ' s N1 W.L AHVtKATK CuM)Hli (IRIS oriHK M'S AMI A National Chief of Daughters of Job Visits Chapt er CANDIDATE - th s VVV-- VV.VV'i PaI1 11 W Paacs 5 V ('.It bin' Dinuuur'. tun n bun unit oik tie at. tin lit oul under Uii-i- r t ik in three thru! at opiiii k in-H k mi! mm bine, are ptepared to nu- - t tin onxlaught of threatening jnuportion. In fact, it link like It' going tn lie a mil ball game rrgard-l- e lu came away the heavy of end of the eotr The lotting team' back field will outweigh that of Cat bon by a for new- - ln-i- p Mayor Dalton w !il ill .Sdidate to succeed h.msrlf. Captlci ty f ire JU't a emphatic in l14 n M P ' margin, according to q'U( 'hMo Daughters of Job. Ogden: Mrs. Piuce pre-gam- tw lx- strike the convention, during the .General an-- ! tween 12 and near Huntington thorities of Salt Lake City uige that oeks. apfars 'nil bjshos. presiding elders, mem- ?tu Price tabernacle Tuesday ding to union her of the high council, officers of cvt.n,ni. the Mutual Men's (Sunday ment association was organized for the probability being that 'auxiliary organizations fol- the agreement contract will be signed school, M I.A. primary, telu f foithcoming year, this well as for the of etch officers election Howard, stake operator, president, i,y 'nety. tnday by Byron season. It is planned to dep0 the geneological officers and those) including the union scale and reem-'a- s 'iitherwi.se intri ested atluid this eon- rv (n lin active program throughout loyment of all old workers. ' meetVent ton the season, basketball, boxing and t)ie oxccutlve committee Mine United .speaking being among the branches injJ of tho Carb(n county (or entertainment to be promoted. workora of America Monday evening Jlrttlff ( a spocja label committee was named. Meetings are to be held in the taberMan naele thosc scitted to serve being Orval every Tuesday evening at 7.30 io'elmk and all eligible men aie urged Day. Columbia; Peterson, David to attend. Theodore Gentry, Sweets Mine; Frank Officers named at the Tuesday Bonacci, Helper. band Location of the 1936 state are Leslie Mathis, president; At the Monday meeting plans were will in all probability be do- - meeting vice president; StanLeonard, initiated for early circulation of a .contest Stanley teriTwncd at a meeting the latter part in r; Oscar this label made Powell, pamphlet union a spsswn of the sUlte ley Howard manager; section of the state and a committee activity Robertson, committee and sehixil superinwas named to consider establishment music Powell, news reporter. tendents having been called to be held assure to posstore of a a .ho Utah Educational Ass, Sibil, ty of purchasing union made during f w.ming nducti-- the ( in the Deer 2pm j Improve-uifficial- s, j 1 of Mr. and be at least two tickets Huth Groussman. daughteralso a Uni- -, Grousaman. Frank Mrs. drive for municipal positions versity of Utah student, were also in , at the meeting, the former (attendance the way of municipal poliofficial capacity. in her com-serving ! other Lubeen heard from Officers of the guardian council in- mS where new officers must be 'stalled arc: Mrs. E. N. Radcliff, next dor old ones reinstalled guardian: C. E. Beveridge, associate a 'guardian; Mrs. Sheldon Anderson, Shelguardian treasurer; Mrs. R. C. muice of Lady director don, Helper, guardian secn Office sic; Mrs. G. J. Reeves, guardian By will and in attendance not retary, was State be installed at a later meeting. vre w I ill j i j Retained Annual Catholic Meet attendance at the annual state ention of the Womens Catholic ,he of America in Salt Lake City week were delegates represent-th- e Price Altar society of the t Dame de Lourdes church and N'utre Dame School Parent-Tcach-associati- delagates also attended tiicial high mass celebration w ney -- at the by Bishop James E. the Judge Memorial 1. representing the altar society Eldridge, Mrs. J. P. fen, Mrs. Laura Averill, Mrs. ?tus and Mrs. Ruth Hall Flynn, representatives Mrs. M. W. Ross, president of group. Mrs. Walter Daugherty liose 1 Mrs. L. R. in-l- ed Mrs. E. Bertot. Pintus is treasurer of the state Nation and she was retained in 't position, all of those who served ;n? the past year being named to m in their respective offices. irs. fr' I I I F. E. Dowling and Fr. J. E. of the local Catholic church !re also in attendance at the meet-- j 5, the former to .'Tie 935-3- I j jia Contest Location Plans Determined Soon secretary-treasure- CATHOLIC BISHOP ul COUNTY MAY STOP Thomas, Consumers; Ferdie Judd, stood that the 1936 location of the Sweets Mine; Gordon Smith, KenilOFFICIAL VISIT state contest will be decided at that worth; Alfred Corey, Scofield; Leon- time. INCORPORATION OF ard Hacking, Spring Canyon. Ogden is reported as being actively TO EASTERN UTAH seeking the contest for next year. It is likely that other cities will also GLEN TOWN seek the band meet. Ogden is report- Here on a visitation trip which int0 bc interested in the contest only Mnnrt 'ed cluded inspection of the church propif Jts size is rcstrictcd, the limitation erties in eastern Utah, Bishop James Thought to have been definitely senior include to only possibly being E. Kearney, D. D., of Salt Lake City, settled at the county commissioners Price Rotary club will stage its high school organizations. a after this 6, on September meeting ball at the Silexpressed himself as extremely well souvenir annual third afnumber of previous attempts had ver Moon hall in Price, Saturday, Nopleased with the manner in which Business Leader isits in the of the conducted incorporabeen fairs have failed, the question vember 23, according to Dr. A1 SorRay H. Butler of Salt Lake City, area under the direct supervision of tion of Spring Glen appears to be ensen, Mohrland, chairman of the State Utah the of secretary-managFr. William Ruel. up in the air for the time being. committee in charge of the affair. Association, was a Carbon Retailers the of annual Bishop Kearney, accompanied by meeting At the The ball has become an county visitor Tuesday, attending to Fr. Joseph I. Gosselin of Midvale, commissioners on Tuesday a determ- event for the purpose of obtaining business matters in connection with and Fr. James E. Collins, of Salt Lake ined drive was initiated to have the funds to loan to worthy students who his organization. City, arrived here Sunday, remaining commissioners rescind their incorpo- are unable to finance their way During his ration vote, sixteen persons appear- through college, loans are made with A baby boy was born in the Price over until Wednesday. the members addressed he visitation to be Spring 8 Mr. and to voice giving to paid City hospital, October oposition ing the understanding that they of the Notre Dame Parent-Teache- rs Glen incorporated rights. About thir- back later on. Mrs. Regis Halandas of Price. association at their regular meeting Prizes are to be given for lucky ty people were in attendance when Rulon Bryner, Monday evening, this having been the hearing was staged. numbers at the dance, and several are George B. Wallace, Hilla-bra- nt preceded by preaching of a sermon Eugene C. Hanson and John Those who favored the incorpora- novelty features will be carried out. of Wattis. that same evening during the forty-hoOther members of the committee tion will be given a hearing before conservices PAYS Price Rotarians Plan SPRING Third Annual Souvenir Ball At bliver er ur devotional being the commissioners later, possibly next local church. the ducted by of the side their Ogden, Monday, to present continuing On Tuesday Bishop Kearney, Gosere he with his issue. spent the week-en- d rents. selin, Collins and Father Ruel motorLittle business was transacted by ed to Monticello where the former the county commissioners other than was the principal speaker at the dediDanzes For the usual routine matters. Vern services held in the new St. cation to ask consideration of Of vis last time appeared first for the Joseph chapel, a Spanish stucco strucStaged here Eastern Eleven Scout leaders of the Carbon some plan for improvement of the most successful ture which has but recently been tho of ohe district were tn a.tettdattce at the yearMd Announced E.U.E. county fair grounds, his ofappearance completed at a cost of approximately Price the council convention at section, the fathers and sons banquet five thousand dollars. The dedication in representation being Timpanogos American Legion. Chair- Provo Jteerhunters of eastern Utah will post of the Monday evening, that being sponsored by those in charge of Boy exercises were held on Wednesday Engle was named as William man in this area to help morning, starting at 9 oclock. ' ven an opportunity to win two representative of the commissioners one of the largest attended affairs Scout activities A' meeting of church members was annual prorgram is be awarded their finance in Eastern ,.(jS the district, the by with a Legion committee of the kind ever held exconfer to is held annual Electric program Tuesday evening in the rear hall their of Price dur- -' to those in charge of the finance company consider to council according Price city the and week. this me announcement of the chapel, those being in attendhunting season, October 20 meet. Representatives were 'cording to and a program of improvement for the annual for the definite date for the banquet ance from Blanding, LaSalle, to be smallest deer with horns a almost every communfrom present are Services ess than expected seven inches weighing grounds. will be announced later and it is pro- - Moab. ity in the district south of Provo. in the new conducted east. and for in held be are will Helper, one councils 'bable that the deer brought in divisional of the Some PLAYS AT direction of BAND under church CARBON Glen as well Monticello 1936 most horns, any of which ON SATURDAY reported to have paid the entire coun-- s .Wellington, and Spring FAIR STATE beto be less than two inches. . in Price, that locally possibly jfiot jFr' u!h .dues already. Carbon countys evening a public contestants are governing arin honortf Bishop held of was the the members thtSatonadonefi1 for Ninety-eigsev.banquet (jecr mus tje dressed, but on in -s- urne in the local church hall, this band school for bon 17 high .Kearney ax w,th hie?h;ad7Tegs Pupated eral years ociock. Deputes will be settled by the an open air concert of is to secure funds for the an who so desire to attend. Plans starting ate future Sate entertain-Thosration at the Utah State Fair last of real fall. call for a program 1936 season, this starting this Tee flrtt prize will consist of aurday under direction of E in at- - ment. one that will have interesting were who Price from g rod and reel with accessories, liams, a splendid audience usieaf offering!! tendance at the Monday night meet- - quality for both the oldsters 'ie 1'(,(ond local youths the creel. a and rod prize oungsters. O. H. Cujmon, betwonn 2 and I Ing at bo Some consideration is bow given evening. On Tuesday weighed at Eastern Utah during that commun lc this of mThe PlainS building from 8 a. m. to 6 Pand until 8 musical organization was p. m. on Saturday, jitys famed well received by fair visitors, accord Aji Lake City for the purpose of Oration for the removal of1 ing to ; w as ng up on school construction perf ormed at the Price member: i Roc ;tal on Mrs. Beulah McEl-'th- e state fair management definite plans. stage. not as yet reached a 6 of the latter of Spring Glen. Huntington, this week. banquet. Second Annual Fathers' and Sons Fete Planned by 'Price Scout Heads Deerhunters Utah Are by eamevinTthis ! r ht du-P3- A - s - pM avail- e able figures, their advantage probably averaging tietween fifteen and twenty pounds tn the man in that department. Peterson, the visitor' fullback, i. listed at 175 xund and is credited with being one of those tripple threat lads of whom we hear so much. He has been given very favorable mention in the state press so far this season and is reputed to be a hard man to handle. M. Christensen and Duffin, the two Richfield backfield men rated as starters, weigh 163 and 135 pounds, resectively. Duggan, quarterback, listed at 150 pounds. The game is scheduled tn start at 3.15 ochx-and will probably draw a large audience, the record of Richfields team having caught the fancy of the fans. Coach Pres Summcrha.vs released the following as his probable starting lineup for the Friday contest: Forsyth, center; Mamanakis, right guard; Dougherty, left guard; Algor, right tackle; Pappas, left tackle; Austin, left end; Marsing, right end; quarterback; Burgess or Reid, and Marshall, halfbacks; Tezak, fullis early-.seas- on Ara-ma- ki, back. His probable lineup for the opening has been announced by Coach Joe Buys of Richfield, as follows: Charles-wort- h, right end; Oldroyd, right tack- Christensen, right guard; Waters, center; Fullenbach, left guard; Mott, left tackle; Hansen, left end; Duggan, quarterback; M. Christensen, and Duffin, halfbacks; Peterson, le; B. State Tax Commission Representative Tells Of Sales Tax On Coal C. Lucius Laudie, representative of the State Tax commission, is in Price this week in connection with the administration of the Utah two per cent sales tax. Mr. Laudie desires to call to the attention of all truckers of coal, the necessity of obtaining a state sales tax license of $2.00, and making report of tax due on sales of coal, as required under the state regulations. Any individual buying coal for his own use may pay the tax at the mine, but if the coal is purchased for resale, then the trucker becomes a coal dealer and must obtain a state sales tax license and pay tax on the price of the coal at which it was sold to the consumer. In other words, the Utah sales tax is a consumers tax, and it is based on the price at which tht consumer pays for the product. Mr. Laudie states that in some cases truckers of coal have been reporting tax on the price paid for the coal by them at the mine, which is in error. LODGE DANCE POSTPONED The dance scheduled by Price Lodge No. 1550, B. P. O. Elks to be held Saturday evening at the club rooms was postponed because of conflict with the Installation dance of the Price post of the American LeAccordgion held the same night. of chairman Davis, ing to William the the entertainment committee, fudance will be held in the near ture. I. S. Evans were visitors in Salt Lake City. and Mrs. Dr. week-en- d |
