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Show June 19, "sdsj'i I9-- iHiit1 ' 1 lll4IIIA1iii TIIE 1 Sunnydale Streets Modernized Mlll-MHIlt- WltSU.Whad talked about piping water from Colton, great, it seemed that the project was dear out of of George A. Wooten as mayor, the city Drin that the Colton springs were acquired and much wn s0 had g rumors of graft were connected with While Jed tru, P?eline oject! it is still one of the best things that Price ever did far distant when the water supply will have to be 15 not Citv fathers would do well to take this fact into j officials for TearS SUNNYSIDE FILM TO BE SHOWN AT LEGION HALL MINE ELIMINATES from ast Week) j Continued is the most important municipal pioblem to water supi ,ly A pod ofin'iuls of any growing city. The health and ublJc lved b, mands a pure water source and abundant sup the tai ted on the reservoir north of the high orlc v.as er in SId h'll This would supply pressure not available fiom && L,rVoir south of the tracks. An electric pump was purchas yjldresethe canal, and a man had to be at the pump t Tape Seven 1 Rooking "Backward! HIIIHII TRICE, UTAH E, ter pump was in operation, Albert Grames was en- f t. Albert came to Puce when it wasn't even a Pi of the cemetery and for years was custo-- h had charge alio 15knew that good old honest, depend- cdv hall Evi rybody His name did not glaie m headlines, on. Tinted c he Thrt could ':ie influence was not felt politically, initiated any cause, his the toward upbuilding of Price in his own much 'contributed a monument, have should He ,el ,.ay noe t was started in Carbon county in 1907 that "'Yus'Yhougi't would make our valley bloom like a rose. A came here from Chicago induced by the name of Fitgerald YYnamed Lar.dn.th who was then promoting a water project at en e,e old "'rawald organized a company of Utah citizens including John I as a leading character. They raised considerable money to and just below Spring Glen. Lots of people Lj a canal the project, and water was finally beneath faims land and the but land of tne expense was so far in excess of some "j'tto r"that (he company went broke. Some of this land is now irn- under the Scofield reservoir system. under civil service, but back in 1912, Nowadays postmasters are As I had always been an active dem- were selected by politics. ey kkLLlkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk MAJOR HAZARDS Numerous precautionary measures instituted recently at the 2000 ton a day Sunnyside No. 2 mine of the Kaiser company, Inc., iron and steel division, have eliminated all major virtually hazaids at this Sunnyside development, according to a federal coal mine inspection report issued today by the bureau of mines The Carbon county mine employed 181 men in April when STREET IMPROVEMENTS GAIN NATIONAL the safety survey was conducted by Inspecor A. J. Kopp in accordance with the Krug-Lewagree, ment of May 29. RECOGNITION AS MODEL MINING TOWN and the federal mine safety code. Among neatly 30 recent safety advances reported by Inspector The Lt.ih Fuel company and the town of Sunnyside have just Kopp were the additional tunbeis set at the signal light on the main completed the paving of the sti eels of Sunnydale slope and elsewhere, sufficient The sideair for the working sections, walks and gutters of concrete shelter holes for the No. 10 left were completed some time ago, section, cleaning of the clearance and this is the final step in the a On July 25, Wednesday, side of the 7 right haulage road, construction of the first wholly extenspraying machine from the removal of a roof fall from the modern mining town in the sion service at the Utah State escapeway, installation of a sigwest, accoidmg to W. C. Agricultural college will be in nal light system at the surface Walker, housing manager. Carbon county to give spraying niantl ip station, and issuance of The streets paved total approxdemonstrations of the new insecti- - approved type goggles to all em- miles in length and imately of flies ployots requiring such protection. about 1200 tons, or 21,000 square cide, L)DT, for the control , and other insects. r uither betterments cited m- of were materials yards used. The The first will demonstration te cluciod the use of closed containers rock asphalt surfacing material was obtained through the Rock given at 10 00 a. m. at the for carrying blasting materials, Asphalt company of Utah from George Waterman farm at Price rerock dusting of the main slope the quarry a few miles above and at 11:00 a. m. the machine roadway, insulator support and will be moved to the Marion Gold- fuse protection for electric Sunnyside. The laying of the aslight farm at Miller Creek. At 2:00 circuits, frame grounding of elecing was done phalt by that company p. m. the sprayer will be demon- - tric drills and mining machines, and Contractor Tom Lamph. Porter farm The Utah Fuel "company and'strated at the M the town of Sunnydale are to be at HelPer- Another demonstration wil1 Probab,y be Siven during the congratulated on making Sunny-- , dale a community which is re-- ! day a Wellington, it was bY Fullmer Allred, coun recognition in several of fenced ty agricultural agent. the national pifblications The demonstration will include model coal mining town. the spraying of all outhouses, DRUNK DRIVING BRINGS barns and sheds as well as the LICENSE REVOCATION exterior of the dwelling units. Among the 67 Utah motorists The exhibition will be under the who had their drivers licenses direction of Howard Seamons, enHOME CANNING'S revoked for a period of one year tomology student at the college. He will also explain the mixtures their for convictions drunk VEST 2 .piece metal lid upon driving were Jesus Mary Lujan, most suitable and how and what 9 Um tti Mont davalpmnt la ! to to spray. The public is invited Dragerton; Ray Valesquez and laatal Kdil Thara'i dmibt ( ( all demonstrations. Atanacio Martinez, both of Kena alt mI far yawr JUST faadt. On June 24, Tuesday, the mailworth; Ubaldo Ortega, Spring PMSS If Jail prau la laal chine will be demonstrated at Glen, and William Somppi, TO DOMI la dawn, jar la Green River. nsTi aaoladl Fill any Moiaa is Extension Service To Demonstrate New Insecticide Far-LTt- department of veterans affairs, through the cooperation of 2 Cabins 7 furnished with stoves, Floors covered with linoleum. boats. 12 Spring water One acre Can be piped to all cabins Roads of ground leased from Forest Service. investigated any tune. Will be sold to highest cash bidder. All bids must j or mter-mounta- in lj Scenic Skyway of the Fast, dependable service in com' fortable Douglas planes as you soar over miles of the most beautiful The seller reserves the right to reject any or all bids not satisfactory. Mail all bids to MARY E. NELSON, Ferron, Utah TTTVTTTVTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTVTTT I MI THIS FREE SAMPLE WILL PROVE country in America. hama-canna- d be in by 21, 1917. Tune j ah son-in-la- w ng HI 5 doubles, all singles mattresses, rebuilt last year Cupboards, tables and chairs. beds, open. mimHitMiuiiHi j the Utah general depot of Ogden, will show the war departments film, "Decision", at the American Legion hall in Price on Thursday, w June 26, at 8 p. m. This film was produced to ns- - DIVORCE FILFD sist next of kin of World War II Frances Louis Zmerzlikar has dead in making a decision ns to filed a suit for divorce from the final resting place of their Philip Zmerllikar with the dis- ti let court charging cruelty. guarding of the trolley wire at man-tri- p loading and unloading loved ones. L. D. Young, contact stations, safety designed switches representative of veterans ad-fthe conveyor signal circuits, ministration and Movcll Jewkes, and good housekeeping in) the district service officer of Utah main hoist house. department of veterans affairs Only the following supplement will be on hand to answer any tary safety measures were propos- - questions, ed in the report: prying down or! Representatives of veterans' timbering of liaise top guniations of Carbon, Emery, rock and sides at one working Grand and San Juan counties have face, separate air splits for the been invited to attend. Next of liquid-fille- d transformer stations, kin of World War II dead have and overload protection for the been notified through the Salt trailing cables of the mining, load- - Lake City office of the Utah deand drilling machines. partment of veterans' affairs. - until III, mum, GETS SCHOLARSinp Among the fifteen students chosen to receive $125 scholarmemorial ships from "forgotten scholarship funds at the University of Washington is Gordon ker, junior journalism major and former Carbon county resident, Mr. Parker formerly resided at Columbia and Ls the 0f Mr. and Mrs David Menotti of Dragorton. t ar. foty ta aaa ocrat, and received the backing of local bigwigs of the party, Wood-roWilson named me postmaster at Price, a position I held until I was replaced by Joseph MacKnight after Warren G. Harding became president. Carl R. Marcusen came to Price in 1902 as a school teacher. He Republican. A very weighed 120 pounds, and was a efficient school man, he knew how to organize as well as instruct. He was dissatisfied with school conditions here and requested improvements from the school board and even suggested they were behind the times. So Carl did not stand too high with the board, but he kept talking about the poor schools and he was well able to state his cause. In 1907 a new principal was needed for the Price schools. Carl came to my office and explained his position. He was a very fluent talker and he was right besides. The school board election was not far off and we decided to make a fight for more progressive members. So the donkey and the elephant climbed into bed together to win the school board election. Marcusen more than proved his worth. He became superintendent of schools, held many high state offices in the Republican party, and could have at one time very easily been elected governor of Utah if he had chosen. He became a powerful financial figure in Salt Lake City before he died. His prominence helped our city immensely throughout the state. The Price academy was where the present board of education offices are now located. What we needed was a regular high school. I was mayor in 1912, and many sites had been chosen for the institution of higher learning. Marcusen wanted it down where the Doll Fausett home is now. Gustave Iverson and R. G. Miller were named to decide the site. They could not agree and I was chosen to make the final decision. We walked around and finally stood in the center of the street on Main street facing up what is now Carbon avenue. It was obvious. Just above the canal where Eighth street ends was chosen as the location for the new Carbon county high school building. (Continued Next Week) w lli aura. Connecting in these cities with other airlines. 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