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Show ft Serving o n, Drager- Sunnyside, Sunnydale and Columbia. Combined population .000. Volume l o ertoo Ihe -t riDune Abe Gantz Donates Wheel Chair to Hospital J. ty place in watch to live. Number 47 BRACKEN LEE FILES FOR GOVERNOR Oil REPUBLICAN TICKET FOnr.lED AT GENEVA MINES Activity in southeastern Utah aports field is assured by the organization this week of the Geneva Mines Athletic Association. This group has been formed to arrange promote all sports, schedules, raise and administer the spending of funds for necessary equipment and expenses. The new association will cover the communities of Dragerton and! the! includes which Columbia, Can-- 1 Horse of mining operations com-muni- Per Copy 10c Dragerton, Utah, Tuesday, May 25, 1948 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION IS Leta all help to make our a better WAS REPUBLICAN NOMINEE IN 1944 6 tion, aqd it is hoped that the needed funds will be raised by voluntary subscriptions from the miners, business houses, and the Former Mayor of Price, J. Bracken Lee, filed for the office of Governor for the state of Utah on the Republican ticket, Thursday of last week. Mr. Lee mailed his application to the secretary of state and his name will appear 'on ' the primary ballot, along with several others. J. Bracken Lee served as mayor of Price until January 1st of this year, retiring after having filled the office for six terms of two years each. He had refused to be a candidate for reelection last fall. While mayor, he saw the building of the fine city hall and auditorium, a complete new water system, a fine swimming pool and addition to the City park system. He was also instrumental in creating new additions to Price city, all with improvements such as sidewalks, full width paved streets, curb and gutter. During the last term in office, he extended the white way lighting sys- -. tern throughout the city, so that Price is now recognized as the best lighted city in the west. i 'X operating companies. Every type of athletic sport will be engaged in, and residents and employees of these companies interested in taking part in any of the activities are asked to contact the committee. Every group in all sporting events will be furnished a uniform, and in each yon and Columbia Steel employ- - case these will carry the letterees and business men of these ing communities are being asked to The new athletic club has seassocianew officers for the first year. in lected the participate They are Emery C. Olsen, supervising safety engineer, president; Robert Bowen, senior clerk; C GENEVA WINS Also his term of mayor, was r, and the folthat for three years, E. James directors: recognized Tobey, lowing Price city did not levy a city tax. district foreman, Geneva; William Bonded indebtedness was reduced, C. Mahan, face boss, Geneva; Jur, and the entire bonded debt of the lius Rossman, Geneva; city building constructed during HAD BATTING EYES ON Samuel Fratto, miner, Columbia; tenure in office was paid off GeneWilliam hjs motorman, Flynn, BEFORE 1200 FANS before he retired as mayor. va; Gerald Evans miner Geneva; Mr. Lee was the Republican James With 1200 wildly cheering fans Gerald Bly miner Genevp; for Governor four years candidate and Geneva; Rip miner, Abeyta the Geneva pushing them on, f lost the election by and ago, sheriff, Collins, deputy x Steel boys went out and took a than 1000 votes. slightly nKjre from the J rip snorting double bill There were that felt he many visitors. The first game of the won but due to the wrong voting twin bill with the Grand Junction on the part of many ctizens, the Eagles which started at 1:00 P. ballots cast for him were not M. The crowd was on edge all f t counted because of a technicality the way for the slugfest was a in the voter not crossing the name nip and tuck one with the local of the opponent after placing a f boys coming out on the long end cross in front of Mr. Lees name score. Rip Collins start- UMW HDQTS. LETTER of a F on the ballot. ed on the mound for the Steelers AFFIRMS CONTRACT As a candidate for Congress with Jim Tobey taking over in Walter K. Granger in against ' the 5th inning. 4 di-v t has been reported , from nuJt 1942, by about 260 votes. However with the base on balls merous sources that the UMW J. BRACKEN LEE a .wheel chair. In both these elections he ran he entire the staff, Mrs Mr. above are purchased Manchester, Shown Gantz, erLocal 8003 received an answer Mr. John Preston and Doctor F. V. Colombo. given by the pitchers plus an In excess of far any Republican Doctor Colombo, speaking for the hospital staff, ror ever now and then coupled to the letter sent to national Mrs. Manchester is in the wheel chair will disclose. Mr. Gantz candidate, as in the case of 1944, responsibilities to wishes thank and chair the accepted with some mighty tough slugging headquarters in regard to the fur- which Abe donated tositting A short time the hospital. when he was counted out by- - a is a native of Bracken Lee J. to use could fine for the his a that bothsides on made the game' gift very hospital back, Mr. Gantz was a patient In the Dragerton nace controversy. more than 1,000 votes In Carbon county, having been bom l!ttle thrilling one from start to finish. The letter from Mr. Boyle, Hospital for a month. To express his appreciation such good advantage. Many of the patients will the that the Dem- in and making it his home, Foglajen, Winn, Self and Craw- UMW official to Local 8003, of the very fine treatment that he received from receive pleasurable hours from results of this gift. ocrats carried by over 50,000 votes withPrice, of a few years the exception ford all scored in the last half through James Stewart, secrefor the national ticket in the he resided in Western Colorado at on of the 8th to put the game state. tary, stated, so it is reported, that Coal Fruita while still in school. He ice. the UMW would abide by "the The only statement made by received his education in Carbon Miner Killed In the second game against contract signed with the Geneva I Mr.. Lee, as he sent' In hla filing, county schools, and owns and 4-5, Wattis the local boys Were really Steel Co. in regard to the coal was that he desired an efficient1 manages his business in Price. He -6 Wednesday m their toes and banged out a furnaces. The letter was brief administration, and a proper re- has taken an active interest in 13--1 victory. Keeter went the and toIt was Vead at' and 411 civic affairs, not only for Price," turn irrThe shovel op39, Sulphin, Sidney' CONVENTION complete route and gave up one the union meeting on Tuesday,! 'i to services but all of Eastern Utah. He servthe for their of a erator people and native Hillsville, Plans for the annual Sportshit and one run. The boys re- May 18. ed tax In investments. opinWedneswas my only recently as Carbon Counkilled Va., instantly mens Riot sponsored by the Cartained their batting eyes in this The contract referred to by ion he are "Utah citizens Chamber of Commerce presiadded, a ty in toal Sunnyside game, bunted and ran the bases Mr. Boyle so stated, that the John bon Emery Fish and Game asso- day morning a plea for harmony among not now receiving these benefits, dent during two terms, and was With burbounce of when a coal mine, like the Gas House Boys of St W. Galbreath & Co. would fur- ciation, according to Frank The accident happened all organized labor groups, and as an inspection of the highway, also president of the same organgeneral chairman of the Louis. After six innings they had nish coal heaters to all tenants 3 a. particularly among those affili- liquor situation or any one of ization several years ago when it m. at slammed out a total of 15 hits that so desired them in their celebration. The riot will be held with the Utah State several other state government was first organized. ated Be ad been employed at Sun and Sunday, which were good for 18 runs. home. This means that the ten- Friday, Saturday Annual trial Twelfth the council, three months, having The boys looked mighty good ant bas the choice of a coal or an June $,5and6. come from Virginia. He is sur-- 1 convention of the CIO came to out there. The team is well sup- oil burner in his , home. Activities will , start out with a Wasatch Academy vived by three children who are an en at 1 P- M. Saturday smoker featuring special enterplied with youth and veterans. ternoon. Before To adjourning, with relatives in Virginia, As each game is played these tainment and program in the was selected as the meeting indefi-v- o are arrangements to The NIGHT are Fribetter. civic auditorium on get going Helper boys the 1949 state gather East nite, pending word from his home,place Geneva Steel boys are going to be day evening with Jack World in town. ing. Salt Lake, Ogden and Price touch competition for the other On Monday, May 24, the, sons charge. were all nominated for the next CARBON members of the Coal League. A parade, on Price's Main street years convention city as Well and daughters of three East Caris scheduled to begin at 2 p. m. as Provo, but Price and Ogden hon families graduated from the The Evening Extension Classes Saturday afternoon. were withdrawn, and Provo was Wasatch Academy. Boy Scouts Plans are now complete for the Patricia Morgan, daughter of at Carbon College have been un- of the district will participate in .selected by acclamation. feist Carbon Rotary Club banquet of r' Morgan usually successful during the past the parade as will also school The strike of employees of the' Most of the morning was taken in of Ladies'-Nig- ht honor f for the ul enAaron to President bands. floats will be year, according Many fso" Union Suppl Co is now goingUp with discussions on amend-- ! unny,aI Chamber of ComCarbon M County Mrs' E. Jones. tered in the parade, according to int0 its fourth J? week, and no sign ments to the Constitution of the merce. The honored guest of the Under the direction of Irel Edwin Chapman, parade chair- - of an end is in Both the organization. The longest discus-- 1 slght. evening will be Gov. Herbert B. different twenty-si- x Longhurst, main store and dmi store are sion was on the matter of salary McA1Pine of who will be' accompanied Maw, the are conColumbia, classes were organized and Un- Following the parade a pro- - still under a picket line, but only for the by Mrs. Maw, also to b called students. graduating tinued for at least 60 class orrs. gram of games and spo ts has ore picket is now on duty at each der the constitution, this has been Paul Zakis' was an honor ri.u upon to express her views on the Several classes were 72 class been arranged at the P ce city place. The gas station operated placed at $300 00 per month,-witi- t with outstanding grades, and womans neeiffn -- civic work. " dent hours in length. In these classes "park for children and young peo- the company is still being a $5.00 per day expense allowed by was. given an - Aetingas mistress of eeremo- a total of 445 students have been pie ' ' William picketed.' when- thV official wSs away from Marilyn McAlpine on award award the school day, last nies will be Mrs. J. Bracken Lee. the enrolled, making night Hakalo. A model airplane dem- The main point of contention home, and a 5c travelling expense d Mr. Lee has served two terms as ' ay y the largest, in point of numbers, onstration will be conducted by is evidently over a union or closed for his car. Discussion showed the of president of the Carbon County college. part Jack Sweetring and boys of the shop clause. The company has this expense amount insufficient, Rossman To Chamber of Commerce, and taken The most successful classes as Price model airplane club. A fly Homes expressed its willingness to adopt ard the disriission arose as to Games a very active part In the work. judged by number of students casting contest will be a feature a union shop, which is similar to whether to increase the salary, Finished Other past presidents - of the have been in the trades and in of the park program in charge other stores they are operating or to allow an expense account With the next local game of the Western Coal group that will attend will be Mining. of Vaughn Olson. Saturday eve- - under contract. They will not equal to the needs. Final approve Geneva team, Julias Rossman will in new homes of the 26 classes of Mayor D. K. Downey of Helper Seven have Twenty the al was given to an. amendment take over the mike and broadcast ning an amateur boxing card will agree to a closed shop, . .comLeavitt of Price.- - Pres- -the game via a public address been held at the .mining centers be held under the lights at the that would allow the $300.00 Sunnydale are now about over ent be will and Wm. P. Maack, will turned exbeen an and pleted, have president, is oldtimer who taught by system. Julias, they baseball park. Arrangemonthly salary, and an additional to the for occupancy be- call the meeting to order and at announcing, will keep the spec- pert miners in each camp. Many Helper company of exments for this are being made by for allowance $2.00 daily tators informed on the balls and men preparing to take the examfore the end of the month. Wm. turn the evening over to Mrs. the 1 CECnCTS Ready penses whether they were used strikes, outs, the score, the batter, inations for Mine Foreman and Charles Atwood, Following Walker, housing manager for the Lee. President F. L. Jones of wind not on the or up the j The new a particular date. fights, a dance will and all other information that will for schedule were students Sunnydale p'roject, stated that East Carbon Rotary will preside. Fireboss positions enliven the game for the A second amendment which evening m the Helper auditor!-- teacher q th(J Carbon count for these homes are alrehters All those attending the banin these classes. um . school district has been prepared would have created an additional ready waiting to move in, and are to gather at the Dragerquet Boat races conducted under and accepted by the members of vice president on the executive that have several times the ton Shopping Center not later they auspices of the ProVo Boat club the board "of education, R 'has' board was killed. This proposed! appijcattonsfor "which they "have ban 5 oclock Tuesday evening..., under rules of Region 16, Inter- - been announced by Supt. Mdnt;a for the Mine and!homes II! BAYS A tour of the East Carbon se power Harmon. Metal Workers for what would mountain and American The new addition to Sunnydale tion will leave the center at that Boat association will begin at 1:30 contracts have also 'be known as the Eastern Section, is still- rather dusty, but street Teacher time., The first stop will be at the p. m. Sunday. been dispatched with the new sal- - comprising the Park City and improvements will be installed Horse Canyon mine, where the Racers who are expected to ary schedule taken into consider-- 1 Vernal regions. The present vice within a very short time. Walks will be exolained, and operation 36,000 votes enter speed boat competition from ation. According to George Ock-- 1 president representing the entire are now being constructed to the those who wish will be taken Glenda Lee Civish 30,000 Bob Vaught Region 16 will come to Scofield ey, board clerk,, these contracts r0UP now hails from Garfield, entrances. A total of sixty new into the mine to the Rotary dump with their craft were to have been returned by and R was pointed out that the buildings have been under con- in the main tunnel. reservoir 28,000 a Jennie Abeyta to j lcals he had to cover were too For those who may prefer May 12. struction by the Utah Construc28,000 Helen Rowe From Horse Canyon, the tour The new baseball schedule widely scattered, raises a watch game Sunday, grants tion Co. 23,000 Merlene Stark will take in Columbia townsite, Helper has postponed its Central in pay to teachers coming under! No election was proposed for 23,000 the coke ovens of Pat Graham Utah league game with Eureka to each of the experience and this office, and a new officer Parts Co., and then on to 11,500 Vera Nuzio this date on the Helper diamond schooling classifications. "The sal- - would have had to be appointed Kaiser company and Sunnyside aries range from $1265 per year until the next convention which Only four days left and the race is still very, very close. Sunday afternoon, June 6. Doc Utah Fuel company operations. heard that stork When the President election Just a matter of a few thousand, yotes separate the majority of year. Dr. H. B. Goetzman has charge for a teacher with less than 45 would be was to attend a med- At each stop officials of the comthe candidates. This is the final four days that means so much of bands; Floyd Daley, Nick Uze-la- c quarter hours credit and less than Palmer called attention to other tor Colombo a difference a be of few but this pany will give a short talk on its in the contest The top positions will and Frank World will ar-- r one year experience to $3,760 for affiliate groups that would also ical conventionthein Denver de- own activity, and guests will be subscriptions over the other contestants. Today is payday . . . week, he, stork, just range for prizesr- - Ken Mower of an instructor with a masters de- soon be seeking a place on the past to go out and get the promises that you have been building up . . . attend a stork conven- shown around. Rock Asphalt op- be- cided this and that exmight more 16 the officiate or votes with to which board, in. will all in four gree during years your get Helper days only tion. The net result was that for erations will be included in the come too cumbersome. kids fish pond scramble at city perience. A three-yesubscription is good for 5,000 votes. A two-yethe past seven days the Drager- tour. enThe convention during the The starting salary on next park Saturday afternoon; George subscription entitles one to 2,500 votes, while a one year is Following the operations part not receive Grivet of Helper has special years schedule for a teacher with tire week carried out many im- ton Hospital, did good for 1,000 votes. The subscription rates go up to $2.50 after of the tour, the towns of SunnyColomDoctor Well, issue one single baby. events and LeRoi Bentley will less than 45 quarter hours credit portant issues. The the contest is over. The present rate is $2.00. side, stork Sunnydale and Dragerton chairman Boy Scout activities. and less than one years teaching which kept confronting the con- bo is back so possible the to the will be covered. Guests will be DONT FORGET, THE CONTEST ENDS ON MAY 28 . . , few a additions will bring of experience is $15 higher than last vention was the raiding of other Mr. Grivet is also ..... ONLY, FOUR DAYS LEFT!!!! (Continued on Page Tour) East Carbon community this week the riot with Mr. Migliore. (Continued on Page Five) year. secretary-treasure- TWO GAMES SUN. shot-fire- Furnace Issue Reported Settled . 16-- 14 . -- b If fa -- he-los- . same-electio- Sportsmens Riot This June - Sunnyside CIO PLEADS FOR Morning LABOR HARMONY AT the-poin- fornr-of-benefi- Mig-lior- e, Indus-nysideon- ly ng - Graduate Carbonites Pro-Fune- ral Extension Classes fr Very Successful C. OF C. LADIES THIS TUES. AT EAST s- - t President-Secretar- y. ' - under-direction-- Julias Sunnydale Nearly. Broadcast - " and-C.-L- . JUST 4 LEFT SUBSCRIPTION TRIBUNE vice-preside- c- j -- CONTEST - .". - -- ar I ar |