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Show 1 met mt The Times, Vol. 23, 'IB No. 43 Juab Nephi, County, Appeals COMPLETE TICKET For For . For For Recorder-Clare- nce Leah. Evans The Democrats of Nephi City selected an entire ticket for the Nephi City positions, at a meeting last Friday evening, when the delegates assembled for a second time to act on the matter. Orson Cazler. stockman and farmer of Nephi, was selected as nominee for Mayor. He will oppose P. B. Cowan, Incumbent, for the position. Wilford Belliston. of the South Ward, was nominated for the posit In of four-yecouncilman. i ar For the three council-methe Democrats selected Steo- hen Boswell, Alva W. Howel ana John Richardson. For the position of Recorder, they named Calrertce Gowers. Mrs. Leah Evans was nominated for the position of city treas two-ye- a urer. J if; ar n, 1 J A. McNaughton By At the most ANGELES representative gathering of stock men held in many years, members of the United States Livestock Ass oclatlon, at a recent meeting in Chicago, declared the present condi tlon In the livestock world an acute emergency and called upon govern ment officials for immediate act ion. Declaring that the Congress issued a mandate to assist livestock producers, the association pinted out that the present livestock values are only forty-eig- ht per cent of the five year average. ' The following recommendations were made to the Secretary of Agriculture: 1 Prmpt and effective action upon the corn-ho- g program," but on a graduated basis in rder not to discourage the consumption of pork products; 2 Use of public funds to purch- fhes H. Ockey. ' nominated at Republican primary for the pos- n fit ffilli VOOf rAiitift(lmDn 1n 'V-cline- d the nomination. W. J. Cole (has been named to replace Mr. ase beef products Ockey on the ticket. through o HALLOWE'EN BALL to be disposed channels and In case of necessity of tax levy o beef or mutton, that no funds so collected be used for other purpose than to merchandise surplus prod- ucts through PLANS COMPLETE nels. ve rocal trade with other products such A novel Hallow'en program will which competitive be given in the Nephi Ward M. I. A, as vegetable oils, fats, hides and Hollowing class work and activities blackstrap molasses are imported, next Tuesday evening, October 3i. that further restrictions be put on The program is as follows: Hallowe'- the articles mentioned. 4 Inasmuch as beef importations en reading, Florence C. Olpln; solo, Delbert J. Fugal, during 1933 wer 83 per cent than in stop the original chalk talk on Hallow'en and 1932, that we immediately beef and importation of all canned M. I. A. work, Arval Orover. The program will be followed by that the Federal Governfment rea grand Halowe'en Ball to be held quire the use of American livestock in the Arlington hall. Harvest moon products by all Federal agencies. 5 Build a greater consumption decorations, real fortune telling booths and punch or cider booths of meat through cooking schools will be special features. Those who and other available means. 6 Reduce the spread betwenn the Indulge in tripping the light fan tastlc toe are Invited to put their amount the grower receives and the best foot foreward next Tuesday amount paid by the consumer. 7 That open competitive channels evening and have a real good time" for the sale of meat food animals at this big gala event. be served and maintained and that action be taken to place the country buying on the same basis as now Republican Ladies Plan applies to the Central market thus establishing a uniMeeting Monday form basis for the purchase of raw Republican ladles of Nephi are material manifestly of great imrequested to meet at the city hall portance to the grower; next Monday afternoon at 3 P. M. 8 Orderly marketing of livestock An entertaining program of musical to be worked out by men of ability and reading numbers, as well as a and practical experience talk on an important subject will 9 The emergency campaign to . be given. finish testing all dairy and breedo ing cattle for tuberculosis including also abortion test, with equal SHOOTIN' AT THE MOON! indemnities; SocItToT.m Damn 'Em 10 Immediate announcement of National Policy; It has been suggested that the the11 Pointing Monetary out that within the schools obtain books which use a alyst thirty days meat prices have clear cut illustration method to increased to consumer from 10 per teach the students the difference cent to 32 cent. If the stockbetween a hores and a cow, deer men ecelved per the same percentage of and an elk, etc. ; incrase, their income would show a of over one billion dollars. De1st clerk: Whats the hard boiled gain mands made for a restoration of a boss feeling so darn good and consystem of competitive livestock martented about this morning? kets existing prior to tl926. 2nd clerk: I heard him say he We are gradually waking up to used Carnation cream in his coffee tne ract that the Agricultural Adat breakfast. justment Act was Intended to benefit the grower, it is up to the An apple a day will keep the growers to insistbut on their rights. doctor away unless you get the o seeds In your appendix. . 9, ( ft - For . Radio magazine says "They all love him because he's always would smile smiling!" I Imagine he some of these chilly fall mornings feel In like staying when you bed about five minutes longer. girl wants her picture out of the display in the Chapman Studio! Ladles and Gentlemen, we have in Nephi the eighth der of the world a girl who snt like people to look at her A Nephi taken ficture. Don't forget to register OSWALD' ' 4k J it tuim .to "Sim" , ' 4 ,J -' Vr" - , - ' lafasjto iAMEWGAN .If" ft-- ! j,' -- l,r'', ' J , - , - y ; ' J " 1 vh ; ; j , n- -' w i Seminary Alumni To Give Program of Review Sunday Evening "Does Seminary Training Carry the theme of the Sunday evening program to be presented by the Juab Stake Seminary Alumni On?" will be Association October 29 at 7:30 p. m. in the stake The following numbers will constitute the program: Congregational singing; prayer, Thomas Belliston; vocal selection, Mabel Powkes and companw; read-- , ing, Bessie Schofleld; organ solo; short talk, "How Seminary Train- profit making flocks, and state organizaticmmendable remarks industry, were some outline of local on setups on the poultry of the outstanding topics discussed at the program in connection with the Halloween party given Wednesday evening' at the plant on west first onrth street by the Nephi Foul-tryme- n, and Inc. of business the Nephi Klwanls men and signers of their partners were plant notes the special guests of the local chicken men at party. The evening's entertainment consisted of fro John Ilichardson, C. H. Grace, Herman Memmott, ing Carries On In The Mission J. Walter Olpln, LeRoy Whitehead Field", LeRoy Ostler; vocal solo, of Nephi Mr. Johnson and Mr. Olive Taylor; talk, "How Seminary Strong of state organization. Training Carries On In The Home", Two numbers from the J. H S. Boys May Garrett; vocal duet, James and Chorus; two readings by Florence Herman McCune; talk, "How Semr-inar- y C. Olpln and clarinet solo by Ray Training Carries On In The Warren completed the program. Business World", Raymond Bailey; Community singing under the dir congregational singing; benediction, ection of H. M. Erickson of the high Naomi Bailey. school began the program. . o Harry Beagley was master of ceremonies. Announce tabe.-nacl- e. Members Club; and tne talks and the a Engagement Of Former Nephi Girl Refreshments proportions were served dancing and in large followed the program. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lunt announce o the engagement of their daughter, Nola Joyce Lunt, to David R. Pierce Ladies Club son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce of Holds At Beaver. The marriage will take Meeting Home place Friday October 27, In the Salt Mabel Of Literary Lake Miss Temple. Sperry Miss Lunt has been employed in Salt Lake City for the past few years Miss Mabel Sperry was hostess and Mr. Pierce is a graduate of the to the Ladies Literary Club Monday Brigham Young University and Is evening at her home. Mrs. T. W. athletic coach at the Beaver high Allred, president ofreadthe club, presided. Litany was by Mrs. C. The young couple will make their W. Andrews. "The Star Spangled home In Beaver. Banner was the opening song. Miss Rheta Sixrry played the National songs of Japan, France Petroleum Dealers To and Spain; tlxis was Mowed by a Hear Code Discussion short history of the "Star Spangled Banner, and a few remarks on each Nephi Boy To Sing Over A will be held at the Forof the national songs by Miss Neva Radio With "A" Quartet rest meeting Hotel Saturday morning at 10 Booth. A was given splendid address A. M. for all Wholesalers and retail by Mrs. William Bailey on the "ConvLOGAN Cleo Petty of Nephi ers of petroleum products, gas oil, ention of International Council is a member of the men's quartet ect, for the purpose of discussing of Women.' of the Utah State Agricultural Co- matters pertaining to code Members present Included regulMrs. which wil broadcast over stat- ations in the state of Utah. llege T. W. Allred. Mrs. T. H. Burton, on ion KSL Frdiay night, October The meeting will be under the dir- Miss Bertha McPhcrson, Miss Lulu 27, as a part of a Utah Aggie rally. ection Of the Utah Plnnninir onH McPherson, Miss Neva Booth. Mrs. The for school. which is in preparation Coordiatlon Committee, and under h Aggie game on the persnal supervision of B. W. Saturday, will include band num- Musser. vocal and Instrumental musbers, It has been requested that all ical numbers and will be held at dealers in gasoline and oils and 11 P.M. other petroleum products, receivThe quartet will sing three ing their products from Kephi, be In attendance. rally, the Utah-Uta- W. C. Andrews. Mrs. William Bailey. Mrs. Alberta Belliston, Mrs. Ralph Belliston, Mrs. W. F. Brough, Mrs. P. B. Cowan. Mrs. I. M. Petty. Mrs. Byron Howells. M'-s- Gforge A. Sperry, Mrs. Dennis Wood, special guest Miss Rheta Sperry and the hostess, Miss Mabel Sperry. . Unemployed men of Nephi are requested to register for work on the Do? Road, at the office of County Recorder E. B. Sperry. The reristratin will close Saturday evening-- , so that all men who desire a chance to work, must have their names and information in by that time. Valley-Leamingt- o ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS n Work on will commence next week the surfacing and construction of ten miles n the Dog Valley Road, running west from Nephi and taking a short cut to Lemineton. acc ording to an annoucement made on Thursday, ater County Commissioner Russell Hawkins. Jerry Knol-to- n of the State Road commission,' and Government Engineer Young and Moffatt, made a prelinlnary trip over the road Wednesday. The road will be rerouted In sev eral places, to decrease length. This will be the first divisions of the road from Leamington to Nephi, and will shorten the route by several miles. Seven miles will be built In this end. and four miles or so on the Millard County end of the road. The road will be gravel surface, with a cost of three thousand dollars per mile to be spent. It is understood that the construction will be done by hand labor, and that the work will be done on a rotation basis, thereby giving considerable mbre men a chance to work on the Job. If this method Is used, it will distribute the money much more evenly throughout the district. It Is not definite as to whether the road work will be started at Main Street in Nephi, or at a point two and one half miles wvt on the county road (first nrth street). Should the west point be selected as the starting place, it would throw the beginning Just west of the Jesse Pay Farm. If the main street begin-- " ning is selected, the road will be 12 and one half miles long, instead of the ten. Industrial activity, in spite of the appearance of some downward tendencies, is continuing at a com' paratlvely high rate. In August, production was more than 50 per cent greater than in August, 1932. InJuly, production reached its peak, when it was equal to the 1923-2- 5 average. Price advances, which started with the first manifestations of recovery, continued through September. The cost of living has accordingly risen. An exception to the general trena, is farm prices, which have declined. One of the best in recent signs is the wide discrepancy between proiuction and consumption, wnich confused the outlook a shrt time ago, is narrowing. Latest information conoemins- the pasic industry snows: Domestic trade Both wholeseale ana retail increased in August, in both volume and value. Department o store sales were well above the August, 1932 sales. ment Employment Though production declined somewhat in Aue- ust as compared with July, payrolls ana employment continued to im- prve the advances being carried into September. Itis estimated that 750,000 persons found work In the month of August, and the SeptemAnnouncement is being made in ber experiences may be still more this issue of The Times-New- s of the iavoraoie. opening of the Jackson Motor ComThe advan pany in the building formerly ocCommodity prices ces in prices, with the exception ol cupied by the Bryan Garage. The reiau, siacKenea in August and in new establishment Is bing operated September. Retail prices rose 8 per by J. L. Jackson, formerly connoct-eo- d cent between August 1 and Sept with the Ford Agency at Richember 1 the greatest monthly ad field. vance in a aecaae. Mr. Jackson has spent the past Credit The most significant rec seven yeass in agencies of the Ford A copy of the executive order issued by President Franklin D. Roo- ent change in the credit situation Motor Company, and offers Ford that open market purchase of automobiles, Ford parts and accesssevelt, governing the display of the is NRA insignia, has been received u. s. government securities bv the ories to the people of Nephi and Reserve has increased. Pur surrounding towns. this week by Will L. Hoyt, local Federal In connection with the agency, NRA chairman. Important parts of chases rose to a weekly rate of S35.- the executive order are as follows: 000,000, as compared with $10,000,000 Mr. Jackson has engaged the ser"Bu virtue of the authority vested previously. The Federal credit ex vices of C. S. Grover in the service in me by section 10 (a) of the Nat pansion drive, which Includes liber department. Mr. Grover has been In ional Industrial Recovery Act app- ating of assets in closed banks. Is Nephi for the past eighteen months roved June 16, 1933 (Public No. 67, apt to worK sudden and unexpected and is an efficient mechanic. Arthur Admanson has been employed 73rd Congress), I hereby prescribe cnanges. securities Market action has to help in the service department, the following rules and regulations necessary for carrying out the pur been confusing and unpredictable, and to work at street service. o Generally speaking, the stock prices poses of title 1 of said act: "A. No one shall falsely represent nave iiuctuatea with exchang quo himself to be discharging the obllg tations on tne aonar. Among bonds Reading Club Hears A atlons or complying with the pro- high grade domestic issues have Discussion of Article visions of the President's Reemploy stood up well, and issue of foreign ment agreement or of any code of goia standard countries have ad The 20th Century Reading Club fair competition approved by the vanced. a very enjoyable evening on President under the National In rtheovsea tveve wehtsvgsk ta sh s spent Foreign Trade Exports have de October 19, at the home of Mrs. W. dustrial Recovery Act or of any rule the or regulation prescribed to carry clined and imports increased. The F. Squire. Edna J. Cazier led inWooutlook for Increased exporting Is discussion of the article, "The out the purposes of said act. men's Club Program,' by Emily Ne"No one shall display r use any not brieht at the moment. Cnnstruction Contracts Jumped well Blair.. emblem r insignia or any reproduct Mist members of the club have ion of, any emblem or Insignia of 28 per cent In August, due primarcourse for 1933 and the Natinal Recovery Administrat-i- n ily to public works and utility un- completed the books are available to Building activities, how- the following contrary to any rules or regul- dertakings. "The Good ations prescribed hereunder by the ever, is lower than it was last year the reading public: "Education of Earth", Pearl Buck; Adminstrator for Industial Recov or the year before. a Princess", Harfia, Grand Duchess Transportation There was a ery. decline of 6 per cent of Russia; "Loads of Love", Anne C ."Any person who violates any of the foreging rules and regulation In freight trifflc in August, and the Parrish; "Morning Becomes Elec-tra- ", 'A Son Of Eugene ONiel; or any rule or regulation prescribed decline continued through Septemhereunder by the said Administator, ber. However, comparaslon with the Mother India Answers", Murkejl; Steff-ens- "; may be punished, as provided in months preceding July, and with "Autobiography of Lincoln "The Fountain"; Charles Morsection 10. (a) of the National In 1932, are still favorable. Production sched- gan; "Kristen Lavransdatter" Sig-ri- d dustrial Recovery Act, by a fine not Automobiles Undset. to exceed five hundred dollars ($500) ules dropped during September, but Anyone interested in these books or imprisonment not to exceed 6 lers than was anticipated. The decline of retail sales has been less may call Mrs. L. J. Wade. months or both. o than seasonal trends would have FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVEL1 indicated. Demand at end of SeptThe White House Mrs. T. H. Burton spent the week ember wa sholding up well. Tire outOctober 14, 1933" put in August, while smallest In end at the homeMr.of her daughter and Mrs. Glen five months, was at the highest and son i nlaw, of Kaysville. Worthington 1929. level since August Announcement Marriage Power and continued adOf Popular Couple Made vances in Steady Mr. and Mrs. Joseph' F. Nelson electric power consumption have ben registered In practical- and son J R., Mrs. J. W. Carver and Announcement is made of the ly all part sof the country. Mrs. Victor Harrmis spent the first Chemicals Activity has been af part o1 the week visiting in Salt marriage of Miss Alice A. Hanson Mr. Mrs. of and Joseph fected by declining production in the Lake City. daughter Hanson to William J. Starr, son of major productive lines which conMrs. W. J. Starr. The marriage took stitute the market for chemicals. A marriage license was place last Thursdaly at the Starr Demand was dull so far as paints recently by County Clerk Virkers home. The young couple will make and varnishes were concerned, with to Alice A. Hansen and William J. their home in Nephi. a seasonal increase in alcohol or- Starr, both of Nephi. o ders. Prices have been firm. Mr. and Mrs. Petty, Velma Young Mr. and Mrs. Clark Morgan are and Ned Hyde of Salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs. Hal McCune were rejoicing over the arrival of a son were the guests of Mrs. D. C. 8parks week-en- d visitors at the home of last FUday morning. Mrs. Morgan on Sunday. was formerly Miss Marjorie Winn. Mrs. W. A. Starr. dozen pairs Hosiery, Underwear, 58 dozen pairs Outer garments (overalls andtro users, 28 dozen Shirts, fl dozen Blankets, 49 pairs Comforts, 13 Sweaters, 144 Yardage, (Material to be made up) 6,934 yards. While the above aided greatly in relief of the distressed ofthis city, a far more reaching benefit came through the Red Cross, a benefit that cannot be measured in dollars and cents; that was the Red Cross Nursing service. A report was sub mitted by Mrs. Joey Olpln, local Red Cross Nursing Representative; and showed the work of Miss Nina Little, through her report, as follows; Schols visited, 5; pupils given dental inspection by dentists, 1152; pupils needing dental care, 820; pupils given vision tests, 1090; pupils with defective vision, 87; conferences fith parents, 53; pree schol clinics, on Page Eight 82 Many Enjoy Big President's Poultry Party 43 ROAD TO BE BUILT follows ' - ft fmM f ""- ' J&f mar-embaph- r. ;fr V A y r" ; chan- unless favorable recip agreements can be made countries, and areas of 3 That 14. No. GRAVE SURFACE II At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the local chapter of the American Red Cross, a summary of the work accomplished during the year was given by Chairman Whipple. The survey showed that on account of efficient organization, and the splendid support given the Nephi chapter, the following amounts of the different commodities were given to the needy peopl of East Juab County during the past year: 800,000 pounds of chopped wheat. 3,420 sacks of flour . Mrs. Sperry, the Home Service worked presented her report, which showed that she has received and distributed through the Relief Society organizations, the following materials amounting to (2.908.40 as Situation LOS GIVES ED The Livestock Gowera Treasurer-M-rs. The News, Vol. LI Are you properly registered in your dLstlct in order that yon will be eligible to vote at the municipal and general election on November 7? Tuesday, October 31 is the last day set for municipal election registration, and that day and November 1 for the general election. Dont forget, register on Tuesday. Orson Cazier Councilman Wilford Belliston Councllmen Stephen Boswell Aim W. Howell John Richardson of 1933 for Help for Needy Red Cross Poster fflOCRATS NAME For Mayor Thursday, October 26, 1933 WorkE egksNext W IRoad Corns Democratic City Ticket Utah . - NEW FORD AGENCY OPENS IN NEPHI Order Puts Fine On Violation of Code . contra-s- -- easonal |
