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Show V V We Do oy Job Printing suits u V The big campaign in the building of the branch line of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad to the coal mines eighteen miles up the canyon, is now on in earnest and indications point to some real activity and it is predicted and intimated through the vast amount of material being shipped in that something will be doing during the summer. A full carload of horses, a .car of scrapers .and an air compressor, a car of giant powder and two cars carrying the giant steam shovel, comprising in all five carloads, were received this week by the Utah Construction company. The steam shovel, a new and one of the latest models, required two cars for its transportation to Salina. The shovel is capable of moving 1000 yards of rock and dirt a day and it is announced that it will be worked to full capacity when it reaches its destination at Rattle Snake hill. G. P. Bowman, superintendent for the Utah Construction company, havd ing the contract for grading the line through the canyon, stated that the work, would begin where abondoned last fall. Within a half mile the heaviest grading will be found., there being some 6,000 yards of rock to be removed. It will require a week or more to complete this task and to the end of hurrying matters next week a day and night shift will be started to work. The early part of the coming month, it is announced, another steam shovel will be shipped in and placed on the grade work. G. P. Bowman, superintendent for the construction, company, W. C. Rhoades, chief engineer fori the railroad company, M. J. Durand, engiheer in charge for the railroad company, and S. H. Streeter, assistant to Durand, .are on the ground, having arrived here Wednesday. Plans are' going ahead rapidly and by the end of the week real work will be under way and the grading of the line' will be hurried with all possible speed. 1vV dv Is INTERESTING MEETING A LEAK IN THE DAM AT-SAL-T it Advertise ! ! It Pays oy LITERARY CLUB HOLDS POPULAR SALINA COUPLE MARRIED LAKE Arms For ' 'MV Peter Peterson and Miss Katie McKenna were married at Salt Lake on Thursday, June 10. Mr. Peterson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Peterson of this city and the bride is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jlenry McKenna, who formerly lived here. Both young pople are exceedingly popular' with theresidents of Salina, who wish them unmeasured happiness. The bridegroom is prominent in all the activities in which he engages, being a live member of the American,' Legion and president of the North Sevier High Aluimn organization. , Mr. and Mrs. Peterson are spending their honeymoon in the northern part of the state and will make their home in Salina. They were given a wedding reception at the home of Mr. Petersons sister, Mrs. Alfred Monson, in More than forty members of the Ladies Literary club gathered at the F. A. Mattsson home Wednesday and spent a most enjoyable afternoon. The maip feature was the intensely inter- esting program given, among the numbers being a paper on the life of Clara Barton, by Mrs. Chas. Nielson, a piano solo, Con Amore, by Mrs. J. P. Rasmussen; a comic reading, A Piece of Red Calico, by Mrs. Carl Forshee; vocal selections by Mrs. Lee Manson ' and Mrs. .Blanche vocal and piano selections by Miss Elna Ivie. Following the program Mrs. Mattsson invited Ithe guests to inspect her new home which has recently been finished. At the end of this journey the guests were taken to the banquet room where a delicious luncheon was served. Those assisting Mrs. Mattsson in entertaining were Mrs. Don Allred, Mrs. Vivian Bunns, Mrs. Herod Crane and Mrs. Emald Lorentzen. , De-Lan- Garfield last Friday evening. Their friends are anxiously awaiting itheir return that they may personally express their good wishs. ' Iniirei H. S. Carlisle, the popular station agent for the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad company,- is at the Salina hospital where he is receiving attention for serious body injuries he sustained while at work yesterday afternoon. Mr. Carisle sustained several broken ribs, injured hips and severe body bruises and cuts and at first it was believed that he was seriously injured internally. This morning, however, conditions are more favorable and the injured man is rest, ing fairly well. The accident which placed Mr. Carlisle in the hospital happend yesterday afternoon. He was in the act of handling one of the large platform trucks heavily loaded with freight consigned for northern points. Just as the freight train was passing the station, the truck got beyond control of Mr. Carlisle and forced him towards the moving train. In his endeavor ito avert disaster he made a heroic effort to check the truck he was handling, but failed and he was crowded against the moving train. Before the train could be stopped Carlisle waa crushed between the truck and train and his body was whirled around several times, being bruised and crushed by th6 projecting irons on the freight cars. When he finally fell he was thrown clear of the track, and that he escapd a horrible death is a mir- ANGLERS AFTER BEAUTIES Nielson, Dr, Leo Merril, Mer--I rill Nielson and Max Cohen, disciples Fifty relatives and close friends of of Isaak Walton and who style themMrs. Ervin Smith, a popular young selves as experts at eating fish, were bride of this city, gathered together among the big crowd that swarmed at the Presbyterian chapel WednesFishlake Tuesday, the opening of the day evening and tendered Mrs. Smith As usual fishing season for 1926. their best wishes in the form of some the catch was big, but it took a couple very attractive and useful gifts. The 0f days, it is learned, for the Salina Money flowing out of town to enrich the coffers of distant party was held on the lawn, which houses and other establishments is a drain upon local civic prosperity. To experts to get the limit. The opening was beautifully decorated and lighted reap the best results for ourcommunity and thus for ourselves we well, j day at the lake was decicedly bluet with Japanese lanterns. During the our dollars should be kept at work i n town. ery and the wind was blowing a hur early part of the evening ithe guests Buying in Salina means getting the most for our money. Not j ricane, the returning anglers stat. enjoyed playing some interesting only do we get standard goods at the most reasonable prices,- but we acle. Delicious refreshments were make an investment that eventually brings dividends in the form of better games. MRS. BARNARD IS HOSTESS Mr. Carlisle was hurried to the Salthen served and the bride opened the stores, better streets, and a better city. , The LProgresso Club was enterina hospital whre first aid was gift packages. The beautiful silverDo not let1 any such leak as shopping threaten local en- tained last Friday afternoon by Mrs His condition last night ware, China, linen, and similar articles terprise. We should make our community spirit a bulwark so strong j. F, Barnard. Mrs. Don C. Merril was regarded very unfavorable, as it the expressed effectively high regard that nothing can penetrate it. j gave the study lesson on Ro was belived he had suffered intrnal of Mrs. Smith. The young ladies who manesque art. This lesson was very His hosts of friends, howengineered this enjoyable shower were and emphasized the ar- injuries. interesting will be glad to know that this ever, I Misses Lou Murphy, Vaneda Martin, chitecture of the Romans. Mrs. Leo did not result. pictures were Lou Shepherd, Maurine and Lazelia Merrill then gave a sketch of the life determine to the taken this morning Mrs. Swain. Borg, and George of the Norwegian writer, Bjamson, exact condition. and read a selection from his works, DR. CRANDALL RETURNS Over the Mountain. For review of ACTIVE WORK STARTS Ithe hostess, Mrs. art lesson, previous Dr. Harold Crandall, who received Actual work of grading the road Barnard, displayed her collection of his degree in dentistry from ithe Univbetween Aurora and Ricrfield began Mexican and Persian, Japanese, A magnificient parade, in which Chinese With the object in view of makersity of Southern California this art. Mrs. Rek Barnard as- Monday when a force of men and spring, arrived in Salina Wednesday ing the Pikes Peak beautiful floats representing Various sisted the hostess in serving dainty teams working for the Lyon ConstrucSUMMER AT CANADA with his mother, Mrs. H. B. Crandall, highway passable every day in the business houses, industries and other refreshments to the members of the tion Company began breaking ground and his sister, Miss. Hazel Crandall. year, and with a view to increasing at Aurora. The detour has been esMrs. C. M. Herbert and Miss Mary organizations of the city, will be fea- club. Special guests were Mrs. M. Dr. local Crandall from to the of association the the graduated membership C. Nelson, Mrs. Eiler Freece, Mrs. tablished and as work progresses the Herbert leflt last Sunday for Card-stoschool in 1921 and since that the limit,, Geo. P. Adams, an official tured when Salina celebrates Indenumber of men and teams will be conJ. B. McMillan and Mrs. II. C. Canada, where they expect to high time has received high honors for of the association- is making a tour pendence day. Domgaard, Bryant siderably increased. Within a few spend the summer enjoying a vaca- work done in the of section and is enthus- - chairman of the parade committee is western of the Utah, University to a days shipment of gravel from Marys-val- e make Enroute tion. they plan which he attended the following year, iastic over the reception he is meeting is to be started. It is estimated meeting with splendid success and THORSEN GETS B. S. DEGREE .brief stop at Salt Lake City and at and in .the univesity from which he in gaining new members, Mr. Adams assures the celebrants at the Fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. that about 150 working days will be Afton, Wyoming, visiting with Thorsen, Harry There are hosts of sincere spent Tuesday here and was the spe- of July festivities that they will see E. A. The travelers expect to re- graduated. Thorsen of this city, achieved required to complete the grading pf in Salina to join in wishing cial guest of Dr. A. J. Lewis, Salinas a friends busiof the Many splendid program. distinction at the graduation exercis- the moad. . R. A. Gillis, construction turn to Salina in the early fall. Dr. Crandall the best of luck in his dirctor in the Pikes Peak organiza- ness houses and clubs are at work ales at the University of Utah Tues-o- f engineer for the State Road Comtion. professional activities. ready laying plans and arranging to last week, when he was awarded mission is supervising' the construcWe are after new members and enter floats. Some are to be decicedly his B. S. , degree. Harry specialized tion work. LEAVES FOR COAST HOME after renewals," stated Mr. original and unique. Three fine prizes in finance and commerce and was I have visited many of the are to be offered for the three best highly commended for his splendid Adams. Mrs. John J. Peterson, who was communities where the highway floats and with this in view a deter- school work. A fact that makes his some five weeks ago left es and the reception and support by mination 'to be among the winners is progress in the world is that he workSalina Monday, her destination being members comiflg Jn and old members the idea being carried out by the en- ed his way through school, having a Los Angeles where she will join Mr.;getting batk of the associatLc.n has. trants. responsible position with the National Peterson at their future home. Mrs Sixteen business houses and clubs Copper bank all during his school certainly surpassed our expectations. Peterson was accompanied by her Mr. Adams stated that the officials have promised to have their places term. impressive funeral services for and the latter is plannson, Ausman, of the association were working out represented in the parade with floats. Mrs. Sarah Jane Tidwell Williams to make California his home. to make the transcontinental are the Peerless Hardware, were held last Friday afternoon at ing Ray Dahlsurd, after spending Mrs. Peterson and her son, long time plans and the shortest line across the They Main Cafe, Max Cohen, the White week with his line, the second ward church, under the Yes, I am highly impressed with parents, Mr. and Mrs. residents of Salina, have hosts of continent, one that will be available House hotel, Salina Meat & Supply, a. Dahlsurd, returned ito Salt Lake Salina and the wondeiful resources direction of L A. Rasmussen of the warm friends here who regret their for travel 365 days out of the year. Louis Jacobs, the Fair Mercantile, Sunday. first ward bishopric. He will attend summer all will wish them but that are now being developed, and I departure, The plan, is most reasonable and due Salina Legion, the Boston Store, Vi- - school at the Excellent musical numbers and n University of Utah success and happiness in their new to suppose I am just like others who the fact that it passes through, and wands of comfort from old friends of Bums, Salma Service Station, jag the next six weeks. ' home. come here. I have been out of the Power Co., by the great scenic wonders of the Electric Shop, Telluride th deceased, comprised the dignifid, United States there is every reason to Lewis Droug Company and the Sal- - SALINA COAL DIGGERS and yet touching last rites for the state for some years, ami try to keep ina Lions club. It is expected that dead. Mrs. Ellen M. Humphrey, for VOCATIONAL SCHOOL in touch with the various activities in other business houses and clubs will twenty-fiv- e years intimately assocWILL REOPEN SOON the different parts of Utah, but I iated with Mrs. Williams in the Rereport favorably to Chairman Dom-- j under) the defeat suffer- will freely confess that I had overSmarting lief society work, and E. W. Crane, a gaard by the first of the coming ed at the hands of Elsinore Pirates looked Salina. Thus spoke L. M. The Daily Vocational Bible school, week. close neighbor and friend, were the This and Toad guides. 100,000 maps a tk whtn shiP Jensen, prominent business man of which was successfully conducted Other committees working for the laf Sunday speakers of the afternoon. J. C. Jen- last season under the direction of literature has been broadcasted from. Mr. Jensen was here tha Coal Sahna defeated O.gon. Perry, Dl' the,msen directed the . musical numbers, New York to Los Angeles and it is biggest and best Fourth of July celelookin an for are being rvene Wednesday, accompanied by and Miss Mary McCallum, will be openi &ers Sometime , which were as follows: 'announced that another big consig- bration ever held in Salina, report the well known stock-maAlfred wdl next et Wintch, it ner week season Sunday a 1926 so the or they un; in Well Understand, by the choir; O will soon be ready splendid progress. The big parade The gentlemen were returning when the Pirates come and will continue until the 30th day ment of literature and patriotic exercises being arrang- - afternoon, to My Father, by the choir; O Death, meet demands distribution the for from seaa brief visit to Fishlake, havsecond here the school is for boys and, " Where Is Thy Sting. vocal solo by of July. The . of the traveling public. Salina, as ed for the morning and a monster with the Isaak Waltons for wdl The called gone 6 ing to from game fourteen! well" of sports during the early 8n' J. C. Jensen, accompanied at the piano girls ranging as all othercities along the noted P1'03 bum- - the opning day. and that of and the last expected session age year , receiv ng special mentis ' afternoon,' with a gigantic display of by Mrs. J. P. Rasmussen; Shall WTe years Mr. Jensen is a former resident of all at- - j Whway ts Per crowd will be in attendance, as Meet Beyond the River, by the choir proved highly beneficial . for . books and through this fireworks and a grande closing dance at Elsinore will have a the Jin guide bunch of Manti, having resided there for many . big assurance of a big G. Lorentzen gave the invocation and tending, the students gaming a vast much publicity is gained for the var - night, gives every Some time ago he left for them rooters with years. and f?'or'ous time. Hans Nielson pronounced the benedicj ious resources and the scenic wonders and has been engaged in the was defeat last Oregon Salinas Sunday Everybody! Head your autos, your tion. the route". The prediction is triven M. result of many of the ref. lumber and mercantile business. ConThere are two departments, the one 'along end your iootstep. horse, After the funeral a'long retinue of toun.tr that travel, particularly However. tinuing his commetns on the growth instructed m hand feg ulars being unable to play. automobiles followed the remains to for the girls being . will be the Pikes Peak route, along a11 in now the line of Salina and the wondeiful possibare the the North cemetery. T. P. Peterson and machine sewing, weaving and art heavier this year than at any time tivities and go home and tell the and addition the ilities Mr. Jensen had no hesitancy in of the with Lewis, woodwork and to endedicated the grave, which was com- - work' For the boys since theocean to ocean highway was world that Salina knows how is expected Elsinore saying the future of tthe immediate it crack be will the pitcher, pnntertain on Independence day. weaving pletely covered with the abundant built section was certainly attractive and will go home a defeated team. floral offerings of love and respect. Clpa matures The work for both Mr. Adams stated that business would eventually result in building a. team of ball the The patronage boys and girls, instead of being tire- conditions were NAMED BOARD MEMBER in the eastern secgood this was since the big industrial center here. The coal, inaugurated game some and irksome, is delightfully ENGINEER ARRIVES tions and that he found, as he travel- all been but Lewis salt, minerals, stock and farming has of the A. head Dr. J. encouraging Lewis, spring, easy and extremely fascinating. was a feeling ed there westward that to make a thrifty town and combine hon-oSalina at one time f to the players. S. H. Streeter, who will be assistIn addition to the arts taught, Miss Drug company of this c!ty was a for year. great his optimism the givprediction was that some day loyal support ored pt thfi convention of the Utah was famed for ant of the engineering work for the McCallum is planning as a diversion, ' would rank as one of Salina and the with he when en the good Pharmaceutical association, Denver & Rio Railway company in the a program of music, games and players cities in Southern Utah. all is be to that it offered member board largest of the a choosen Mrs. hoped was line and and Mr. in Larsen Wilford sport stories for the amusement of the puconattructicm, of the branch In concluding his interview, Mr. Miss Allie Scorup drove to Salina of directors. Dr. Lewis attended the lovers of the good old national sport Salina canyon, accompanied by Mrs. pils. , stated that he wished to keep Jensen will crowd the grandstand to capacy session and reports a Friday from Provo. Miss Scorup will Streeter, arrived in Salina Sunday of Salina and saw no better track and e free the next that Sunday Louise Larsen of Mayfield, is! be a guest at the Larsen home at did meeting and many members pres-th- ity from their home in Denver. The in than will toss outside the on entering his subscription to lookers way the ent. from He weeks returned before capital Streeters are occupying the Crozier guest of her sister, Mrs. Leon Loss Creek for three Sun. two-b- it Salina the Itheir j pieces. to Provo. home last at her summer. residence for the Saturday. city returning Humphrey. O. G. RECENT BRIDE HONORED rail-troa- . Mill; mail-ord- er -- J - out-of-to- Sliieen Floats For J Ocean-to-Ocea- n n, - rel-a(tiv- Spill s. Trihie Foi Mrs. Williams . dur-via- j rers - i n. fr V ! . , , ta , old-time- rs ' . , two-da- I splen-Mis- s |
