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Show .. .r I n F , St : un4 1 MMKKY Idoal Wa. fchoola. Excellent I i.?Jar hi'iinidl of f .t: .n llB i f t. iter ' be nt 4 i and bit its .'til ORI lecti 'UtW ttth 4 net !0!r, mef Citj ,te M.a ' 26. the Ncwi of THE EMPIRE OF KM&RY CASTUJ DALE, CTAH. 8ATVRDAY. MARCH UPHOLDS 173 MFN SIAiUltl 4. m Mi laDi lei t ELY, iiE ty, i Bar rdiy 24,4 theft lonsf 17,1 8, 1924. ictioa s T 'Co J 80 Hon MEET Board of county eomwiissioners met in regular session Monday and Tuesday, March the following being among the items of business transacted. RULING BRINGS Wm. Green Jr. was appointed conCASE t4H0..., rnn7F HELD PRIOR stable of Huntington precinct. A committee from Even exceeding in its horror Huntington, comthe posed of Byron Howard. Joseph JohnSeofteld disaster of May L i son. Miller Black, nd John T. Pritch-et- t, Park, y. s. 10. which every town in Slobenski, John Emery county Patrick, Louis met with the board a&IUng for an Steve Srajakis, suffered numerous the Wil Piccolo, Frank of 7500. to bo used in Mill Ld States Funds Deported In low creek (No. 2, fatalities, Seely, appropriation mine of connecting up the present road up rc mui. Fuel company at Castle Gate the L.lah Paizakis, Nick Stapley, L. C. Failed BanKs Huntington canyon from a point at Stevros, Theros two distinct explosions at 8:15 sutured Pappas, Steve titled to Preferential o'clock Pollock, W. V. the forks to Connellsvtlle. The comSaris, Sam Saturday and morning at least "i Quilter. Charles Payments missioners did not feel able to make Thorp, John, men are entombed in the workings of Reese, Thomas L., underground insp. such an appropriation at this time, the mine with hardly a chance of a fire boss Thomas. Jonothan but proffered to furnish two tons of single one being found alive Mine Rowe, Theodore powder for use In this? work. Thomas, B. F. rescue laws State prohibit workers from V.l the other Rizzulo, ,kn(in. Tony Matt F. A. Killpack's resignation as JustTyrer, mines ive possession of intoxicating states ofareUtah and from Rollins, O. H. ice of the peace at Ferron was accept Tagliabue, Joe hard at work to RWe, Alfred, Sr. ed and J. H. Cook was appointed to Trow, Thomas anjltireit neiuie u"'"""' ,j0 reach the unfortunate men tryinjr but their Rice, Alfred, Jr. Takeuchi, Tom by the su- - work is were sustained the position. ,:u5 handicapped by fires in difWalter Tzouipds, George Uecnurt. Mode Ramey was appointed Justice ferent workings and the gas which Richards, Horace Simpson, of the peace at Green River. conviction the obtains until fresh air may he in cir- Simpfon, Clarence Tellerico, Joe court affirmed Ungericht, Orson The sheriff was lrustructed to visit Moore under the laws oi culation throughout the mine. One Stavanrakis, E. L. I'nderakis, Steve BaymiTuI man, all places where cigarette papers George Wilson, mine his ao,' .or having in foreman at Staffon, Mike possession Kanas Verges, Hiawatha, and chief of the rescue Stevens, Ben might be sold and also all permit holdWillis, Ed riatm' liquor. Ha asserted that team from that and learn if law is being observed. ers, camp, his life gave A. naSluga, George Woods, to In the work Saturday afternoon, when liquor was obtained prior Shurtliff, George Watanabe, Y. Upon proper motion clerk was intne mat denea and his outfit developed a leak and let in Smith. H. E. al prohibition, to write state road commisstructed K. Wyou, the bad air, and others have been Smith. Tony fould prohiMt liim from having sion relative to connecting up the R. A. Williams, made uncon-sviou- s for various nerimU Speros. Steve laws permitted. n it Ho federal Castle Yiwnv S. C. state road project with the former Price-Castl- e also declared of time. court Dale proSpenda, Tony !Tjie supreme James, Jr. Young, cause The of the and Sanders, O. R. ject in the vicinity of the Castle Dale Zagarakis, K. it United States government de- - where it originated are explosion steel bridge, a short stretch at this and Sanders, O. E. Zakaris, Paul are not en-- ii may not be known for unknown iiu iii failed banks weeks. That Sanders, Harry Mike point being left unimproved. Zanis, to preferential payment. it was a most powerful one is shown, Resignation of J. N. Powers as depwas raised by the however, by the thick layer of dust T,e Question uty county attorney at Green River and the riddled debris from the inter ited Statts Fidelity and Gilaranon account of ill ietlth und prospecior of the mine covering the opposite tive removal frm the county w.is compnny after failure of the Bank mountain tride from the mine openings. and iiccprd. of Okmulgee, Okla. The Both the lower main Commep-TT entry to the mine Upon proper motion the commission mine court anirineu iue uecisiuu and the upper, or man-wawere profferd to appropriate not to exceed blown out and badly damaged, especitlie lower court. $300, to' be matched by the people of From All Parts of where the explosion Smith Dakota's oil Inspection law ally the man-waCleveland in graveling a piece of road to be seemed much than at stronger court w fa sustained by the supreme north of Cleveland. the other opening. another decision. Bid of Silas Shiner for care of court Among the Emery, county men in house lot at $15.00 a month was The decision of the lower court, the unfortunate disaster, or closely h affirmed The constitutionality connected with our people, are the Prove According to reports the following: the law had been attacked by the S. V. in the offices of the Columbia Acord, mine, sprinkler principal rersrin Oil company of Dell Rapids, Ponds Duplicated until a few years ago an old resident Steel corporation will be moved from on the contention that It inter- ashintton, Charles B. Brewer, a of Castle Dale. Leaves seven chil Provo to Ironton ' within the next special attorney with the i with interstate commerce. dren. department two A weeks. new office building, of justice, at a hearing reIV supreme court Sam Jacoby of Castle Gate, nephew before the refused to two in hasstories been prac- house rules committee, reiterated his height Leaves a wife and i a case which sought to bring up of S. V. Acord. tically completed and is ready for charges that millions young children. It following of dollars of question; George W. Fullmer, occupancy. The blast furnaces and bonds had been duplicated at the Tiiether the injunction granted by and Lorin Fullmer, his son, driver in the three stoves are now completed bur-e- n of examinengravini. federal courts in Iuring California the mine both former residents of on the steel plant. ation by the committee, which had officials of the Brotherhoods Lorin was vice-coQrangevillle. Locomotive Engineers Salt Lake City. Herman Bamber- before it a resolution to authorise an and Rail--i mander in the American legion and leaves a wife and two children, one a ger, prominent business and mining investigation of the charges. Brewer Trainmen from attempting to babe but ten days old. previous state'Size the man of Utah since 1831 and a broth- added little to his Pacific of the. employes Evans and Frank Evans, sons David ments and the committee took no Bamhtric Railway company, with prin- of David Evans, who lost his life in er of former Governor Simon the died ;ai former at governor's neadquarters in Angeles, Scofield disaster, nephews to the Ev berger residence. Mr. Bamberger, who celi valid. ans brothers of Castle Dale. , Andrew Gilbert, aged brother of ebrated his eightieth birthday anni'ie supreme court Monday dis-Gilbert of Castl Dale. John for want of versary last November, had been in jurisdiction as Orson Ungricht, brother of W. Fred failing health for several months. fcv t.hn GreatNorthern Ungricht of Carftle Dale. Known all over the west as "Uncle Itay comnanv Alma Hardee, son of Thos. Hardee, against the; Gail- former resident of Huntington and Herman," with numerous friends path Cuttle company and others to and social wife, both in the industrial anine whether claims fcr dam-- s last of sons by Mr. Hardee's first lives in j world, the passing of Mr. Bamberger their lost have whom all of out of the mowing interstate mines. nt of cattle must be tried in coal brings to a close a picturesque career Frank and George Fjeldstead, for and one which figured conspicuously fal courts. mer residents of Ferron. deof in the early business and mining Thomas J. Reese, state. of the Lawrence. velopment of Matthew Evans Will Blow Up Mountain ORANGEVILLE Thomas, George, and Norman Har In an ordinance passed by ?len, a gigantic blast which rison, father and brothers of Ezra theOgdenr commission of Ogden and city 'wise the eollapse of a hill 1000 Harrison of Huntington. Measles! Measles! We certainly of Bishop which took effect March 1, salaries fllonz and 150 H. E. Smith, feet high will be easea-r-soa of them very have few were Clawson. of officials substantially several of Orson Barney pted by the Western Tacific rail- - and Mrs. J. famisick. We have some thirty-od- d or son Moroni of Seely Mell Seelv, increased. lies quarantined, but we hope we will aiirineering department in the in related Canada, and extensively st few days at Timpie. Utah. The Castle Dale. Salt Lake City. Information that escape anything like this again. Our are Schools and all P' Thich is expected to crumble in the the postoffice department would not closed this week.public gatherings those The complete list of reto nunc yards of rock ' will he California postmasters instruct . mine follows: We herewith present a report of the to building a twelve-milbreak- - Acord, S. V. fuse baby chicks for shipment to Central driver boss high school benefit dance giv offiannouncement 1)' eni:ineers by Head, Ernest, from different Avery, Kenneth Utah, led to en at Orangevllle: s of fire boss ike West. cials of the state department of agThe rock obtain- - Ambrossi, Joe Receipts Hilton, John, Sr. the chicks received here all that blast will be riculture used in Anderson, J. R. Tickets sold in Orangevllle ...$ 58.00 Hendertfon, A. J. D. R. a twelve-mil- e would be dipped in a solution of cre- Tickets sold in Castle Dale . . . 61.00 breakwater Anderson, Prince Huff, William Alexander, 'Bfthe mouth and 30.02 osote to prevent the foot southern shore. of the Aauila. Nick Lunch sold at dance Ingram, i. l.Salt broke out Basketball game 90 which recently Tl, Joe K.'l disease, Don Ingram, Bertoglio, $149.92 Total f be laid fifteen feet Inouye, F. from the Bertoglio, Mike among the livestock in California, Disbursements Jacoby, Sam I f the lake and will be built Berg, Ciryl from being carried into Utah. Jones, Ed L. John Buzas, Orchestra ..$ 19.00 farmpurpose of protecting the BamanakiS, Mike James, Charles Holliday George Howard, a 2.50 from the Janitor cuts suffered rising waters of the many Johnson, Bryan Crawford-Luk- e 4.20 er of Holliday, store Bodily, J. Expense, John Kontoimas, 7.15 and abrasion about the face and left Expense, Peacocks Cash store Berg, Emil Karozis, Jim $ 32.85 lose his right eye as Total and Brek, Levi may side Kanakis, Karas Dines Leaves $117.07 Net receipts Berry, W. A. Hospital the result of an explosion of dynaGeorge Kappas, Cibairo.Bert The appreciation of the community Annies, mite S. caps. Joseph Ktrby, ' Charles, James is extended to all the committee and Denver oilman Klrby, Walter shot.bv Horace Crow, Robert 'who donated to help for the lunch all State Utah When the Charles Lake Salt Mabel Nor-- I Cappellettl, James Kolenas. LT' ch;""'tVur Mik will be on and purchased tickets. it this Kats'anevas, hi year Fair opens ..,!.., Years nitrht. has left hi A new home is being put up for E. MonKimball, Martin m here Wednesday instead of the usual Cox, Ed B., and slimied from E. Steve Reid. will and Kontaros, f!ty. boss I'ines aceoviHn( fn lita ot day, and will run a week Alvin Johnson Is also putting up a Cauperide;, Mike Kcmposh. Andrew This Innovation on Sunday. he open new home. ,KodaVJ;. Calivas, Just fnlin i J resort was decided upon at a meeting of the near Riverside. KOUrsuwii". Mr. and Mrs. John S. Curtis have a He Cai&elli, Joe State the of Koukurakis.Angelo executive committee new baby boy at their home born ?e"r in just,ce co,,rt here Davis, John rooms Kohakis, Jim Fair association held in the "i when the this week. mine foreman Greer hearing George of the general manager of the fair, Kulezakis, Harry resumed. Dodd, Gust of Logias, W. D. Sutton. With the exception Dodd, Robert Lucas, Gust of the fair Dallis, Jim racing, all departments Lazaro, Charles E. On Monon Delaby, Sunday. be will open -- The public debt has Masaro. Ben Pete week Dunis, second of the 't more Malax, Tony day and Tuesday than .$4,800,000,000 in Docemos, Mike In exhibit Otto stock a be will pet McDonald, there Peter Hansen and family have gone " years since me Eleo. George 'at t will 10O0 James pets Murphy, back to San Juan county to attend to which it is expected indebtedness k John was at its Evans, David McCluskey, their farm. exhibited. George ""isi, 1111 ft. Fimiremafl Evans, Frank H. D. Maxfield has Ibeen suffering George Markakis, Mike Fullmer, tllp tipiiani. Markakis, .!.. between from rheumatics but is improved. mm ai Fullmer, Loren otk.t,t., bihjw it.. The controversy Logan "f '"'siness Mathiodes, Gust and The ninth grade's bow ball given 1nal Saturday the FJelsted, FranK John the peagrowers of Cache valley Marehetti, (iei,t Wils George ?2l,781.9Gn,8o2. It Fielsted, of February 29 th was a success. Wei George company Mitchell, the Morgan Canning redneed sf933.00O.000' In 'the Gilbert, Andrew, A crowd of about eighty relatives iom which had reached the Smithfield t A and friends met at the jA. P. Anderson v. l boneyboss wiiilam. announced that luarroc... ,frrifMIw.Wm. Friday rfight, February confectionery stage where it Vas officials wouM 29th, to celebrate Mrs. Anderson's the canning company ac- birthday which occurs! only once in rrovo chamber of , rather see the factory close than four years, A Splendid evening was of the grower, Paalfi, '. aetermined to hold an demands cede to the enjoyed, and a very delicious lunch show, to offlSS. several comAndrew last 7lto was" served with malt beer as a bevan end after the sales to came termiuate with an Gialitakis,, Louis The next day those who came erage. sWj Cache County the of mittee Th lpc Sr. had not attended at night, that in, of officials and Waniza, Gioninl, tJll'sf association with Ice cream and cake were served Tony been la had the canning company by Mrs. Anderson. to ex- M tfc 7" 118 intention Thomas J- -? two days. gession for nearly na""' 1 mt i! .until 14 wiU become fTrdy. Alma, Mn 9M,Ur ATnAOTirnATr iiu. l mine HI UHOILL uHltl , 1 i mttii vera new :al4 leserf fesd In HCD. 'Col 8.1? Our seventh grade pupils enter tained their parents and the teachers at a nice party Saturday night, March 1. A very pleasant evening was en- - Joyed by all. The seventies quorum will give a program and dance Friday night March 7th. The M. 1. A. Dram&tU- - company will present the play. "The Path Over the Hill," in the near future with a splendid cast, Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Quinn are the proud parents of a new girl born to them March 3. All concerned are doing fine. Mrs. Lavern Olsfn has returned from, her trip to Uintah basin with her brothers and sister. T. J. Clark has returned from an extended trip upstate. Scott Bruno of Moroni has been here for some days on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Stevens visited here last week end. Mrs. Zella Brinkerhoff has been suffering from a sprained ankle. ' N. P. Anderson Is our new water-mastfor the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Quince Jolley have moved to Rochester where Mr. Jolley will run the Coblantz farm. Q. G. Crawford was here the other day on business. er Dale-Ferro- I y, inn a All-jce- d rojler-grease- 54 r, Is fomityiHimwiVi 1 son-in-la- w son-in-la- w f Terri- f3.C9 A TXAB D itC! Bug-a- at fe TSa AB FiMiTToMiSSl I Ikl i, Btlit!rmetork Otl 'lunbor, r tory lor Oil j " -- Htfc ? NO. TTIV. UQIIDH AcrtM of riiK. i All I OirtP- - nd. PromtoSnr lfi inimu. inxbautlM Be ply 'I OOCWTT . CLAWSON Our Religion class presented the ward with an Individual Sacrament set of trays and glat&es. Irvine Williams in endeavoring to get a ward choir into action. Judging from, his remarks on local material and talent, prospects are good and we know Calvin can and will Jo his part. Let's support him. , Vw ,, .. A If Ti I? ..,1 ,.), Sunday were to the point and appreciated as' usual. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. and Marv Jensen are cozily located In their new home in town, son Floyd doine uo the carpenter work in fine style. Wm. Reid will sro with the roai outfit to the southern part of the state as their blacksmith, Mrs. Reid and Irvin remaining here to manage the farm. David Thiede is busy with his sheep and chickens. A baby girl has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Torgersen. CLEVELAND The Relief Socitey Annual day will be held March 19th instead of the 17th. An excellent program hus been Dinner will be served pirepared. promptly at 12 noom Please be prompt. Mrs. Carrie Cowley is visiting with her parents. The M. I. A. presented "Lena Rivers" last Friday night to a very large and appreciative audience. Stake President Lars P. Oveson was a visitor and speaker at last Sunday's sacrament services. Hiawatha high school played Cleveland high school a game of basketball two different nights this week when Cleveland boys came out victorious both games. Chrlstal Litster has gone to Huntington to spend the remainder of the winter with her grand parents who are ill. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL A definite date has been arranged for tha school opera, Mam'zelle Ts,r. It will be presented Friday, 'April 4th, at CaKtle Dale. It ti pive of the best ever attempted in this part of tha , country. our visited Leonard Superintendent School Thursday and Friday, He gave an Interesting talk In assembly Friday and seemed quite pleased with, the different classes. We muht compliment the Sopho-more- s on the excellent program they gave Friday in assembly. A number of students are absent from school on account of measles. We hope they will soon be able to resume their school work. ' FreslinitMi Class Soon for us the school days will be over. We are glad to know that it W only for a short time, and pad to part with our faithful teachers, we hope they are all coming back next year. The Freshmen boys have been making a fuss because they weren't invited to the girls' athletic club party, so the girls have decided to give them a special party after the Prom. We can't help feeling a little proud when they tell us we are no longer Freshmen, or, in other words no longer fresh. We are nlso thankful that we are not Sophomores, although we hope soon to be. Now we know why the other threo classes have Buch long faces, it Is It will be three long weeks before the Freshmen entertain in assembly again, Mr. Williams solved the mystery. Ruby (affectionately) "When wil! be-eai- and you I be one?" . Melrose "When Freshies quit being fresh." Arven's leap-yehint to Janice "I can never be more than a brother to you." ar FERRON HIGH SCHOOL The Junior Prom date Is set for March 29. It promises to be, one of the biggest affairs' ever given at Ferron. The decorations are already here. Watch for the posters which will tell the rest. Danced Dtj.nce! There's going to be another one but" it'8 not going to ba like the others you have heard about. This dance is to be given In Ferron auditorium March 29, by the lively Junior class. We know it will be a dance long remembered by thotfe who attend. Come and be prepared for a good time. (Kindly leave your destructive ability and your grouch at home. ) The S. P. C. club entertained the Flagstaff club last Wednesday night. Refreshments were served and the evening was spent in games and dancing. Darrel "Is it possible to confide a secret in you, Owen?" Owen "Certainly, Darrel; I will be as silent as the grave." Darrel "Well, then, I have pressing need of two dollars." Owen "Worry not, my friend, it Is as if I had heard nothing." Cleo to Clyde "If you want to pull off something big, ipull off your shoes." Bruce "Clayton, what would you do if Alice came up and kissed you?" Clayton "I'd kiss her back." Bruce "I wouldn't I'd kiss her I face." ' e - ,S I- 'al.,-Cou- rtland fr , i EMERY ' if Nerr k 5"' P' Sne 3SK SSK Sn Pea-growe- rs' 7 Grace E Hall 7 y The hollyhocks are clinging to the trellis, most forlorn, The fennel droops, dejected, by the road; The ivy has a pallid tint as in the summer morn It clambers weakly over its abode; are tense and still, Thepasture's seared to y The bushes and the shrubs wear shrouds; A burning sheen comes filtering down from scorched and blistering hill, To silent, smothering valley, in hot clouds. Ieather-brown.thetre- es ash-gra- ! The flies buzt on the screen door, going in The bees hum in a listless monotone; iand coming out, The shepherd dog lies on the porch, his red tongue lolling out, And the cat, sprawled on the mat, is left alone; A sort of coma seems to hold the parching earth in thrall. The atmosphere itself is out of breath; All voices are depressed and low that otherwise would call, And joyfulness is fairly choked to death. And then the heavens don the veil of mist they long did scorn, The belching thunder crashes loud and high; The lurid lightning darts and gleams and urges on the storm, As it flashes startling signals to the sky; The rain descends in silver sheets that glisten in the space, The trees send wig-wa- g messages broadcast; And in the glorious after-houwhen God has bathed her face, We see sweet Nature smile, her illness past , r, , |