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Show .w'"! S ' i s .'S fvesA. IV s Safe To VJantads Get Restdta Advertise SAUNA, UTAH, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928 TENTH YEAR Tonic Needed it Biros No. i Ailionai Dull Popular Hotel Ban For Clay Plait Projirty Wdnesday, July 4th, the children Important showings at the proper-tierc the Salina company continue to improve since the striking of the big vein in the northeast drift early last week. The vein, which was first encountered at the bottom of the drift, is shooting upward, and last night the vein was reported to be showing across the entire face of the drift. How much farther the ledge goes on either side of the drift, has not yet been ascertained, as no crosscutting has been done. Experts who have visited the property during the week, declare the showing exception- ally good and predictions are freely made 'that with the advancement of the work through the big ledge, some sensational values will be encountered. Apparently the ledge just recently encountered is at the top of what is presumed to" be an immense bedding of ore The fact that the values show slight increase, and the size of the body increases, has caused much ex- -' citement among local mining men and engineers. Each days developments are being closely watched by stockholders and others and many declare that the company is sure to open a big shipper. It was annouced by Robert Bums president of the company, that additional hoisting facilities will be provided just as soon as possible, and that the shaft will be continued to the level. At the level, a crosscut will be run to the big vein now showing on the level. Here, it is thought, higher values and a larger body of ore will be encoun' . tered. In the south drift, being run to" tap blowout showoresund'er The ing on the surface, workmen are just entering the old .formation and the showing is getting better with each blast. On the surface, high valines in lead, silver and zinc, were found and the management is confident that when this body is encountered, high grade shipping values will be encoun. . tered. c The strike in the Saiina companys property has .caused, no little excitement and others holding claims in the near vicinity are starting active operations. Some good claims owned by George Wilson and Dr. Ray of Salt Lake, and located near the Bums claims, are being opened up at once. Wednesday a crew of miners was started to work driving a tunnel to tap a huge vein that courses through the property. Splendid surface values were obtained from the big vein that outcrops and the owners are anticipating something good when of Addition of the new rod mill for the making of a coarser clay, and elevators and other modern paraphernalia at the Western Clay & Metals company at Aurora, has been an improvement program that has been carried out during the past few weeks. H. E. Bierce, general manager for the company, and who has been here from his home at Los Angeles, stated to a Sun writer yesterday that the new unit would soon be ready and with this completed an increased production would result. Since the plant was first started it has been necessary to make four important additions to meet the demand for the product from the of Salina will reign supreme. Inde-- j pendence day will be celebrated with pomp and glory and the children will chief performers, be the a new T feature in celebrating the Fourth of July. The celebration will be strict- ly juvenile, said one of the committee members. The Goddess of LibUncle Sam,, will be depleerty, ted by children. The oration of the day is to be delivered by a juvenile, Lead-Zin- -- . e and a chorus and the entire program is to be given by the kiddies. One of the features will be a big parade and none but the younger folks will participate; A band will lead the par- 'ade and member's of the boy scouts will act as guards and escorts during mill. the parade.. An interesting and apThe product that will come from the installation of the new unit, will propriate program will be arranged, and the fact that the celebration is to be of the coarser grade of clay and be given by the younger folks will, no will increase the capacity fully 50 doubt prove a big drawing card.-Aper cent or more. The coarser clay, a meeting held Monday evening, while an old method for refining Dr, C .E. West, general chairman of vegetable and mineral oils, is coming the' Independence day celebration in into more use again and the demand chairmenof the is Salina, appointed gradually growing for this grade various .committees to arrange for the of clay.' The product is sent to eastcelebration. The' committees chairern and southern plants. men 'are: Salutation Eldon Petty; A high record shipment of clay Finance P. C. Scorup; Decorations-- ; Salina will be represented by a ' tend school only a half day. The from the Aurora plant was made last Mrs. W.. H.. Brown; Program A. C. strong delegation at the mass meet-- 1 sanitation of the grade school build- month, when twenty-eigcarloads in was deplorable dua to proper were sent out. Previous to May, the Prows; Sports; Emmett Robins; ing of county taxpayers to be held Parade-MrD. M. Anderson. sewage connections. On account of record for one month was seventeen -'em- at the county court house at General Chairman West has grade students being forced to go to cars. With the new additions and powered s.everl chairmen to name field next Monday night, at which the high school building, the latter changes about the mill the company assistants, for carrying out the ar- - time an endeavor will be made to place was overcrowded and success- - will be able to increase shipments rangeihents for the big day. 'Plans work" out 'plans to secure funds for ful teaching was greatly hamperd. very materially. Dr. Don Merrill, who with O. G. have already. been started .for the a school building campaign. Salina In and around the mill and mine dele- - Nielson-ancelebration in Salina, and every effort has been allotted twenty-tw- o Max. .Cohen and others a big crew of men and teams are will be put forth to mak'e the day'one gates, all to be taxpayers, but indica- - were sent to Richfield to confer with constantly employed, thus affording 'tions now point that this number will the school board on matters sugges- -' a substantial payroll, from which long tx be' remembered. A program is for be doubled. to attend tive of the proper plans to raise Aurora benefits. Herbert Greenleaf, the days festivities, and just as soon the Richfield meet was made Monday funds, for the building campaign, re- - superintendent for the mill, stated as it .is ready it will be published in evening when a goodly number ported that North Sevier had been that at the present time some twen- ' the columns of the Sun. men were employed at the gathered at the high school building, offered $12,00Ofor the Social hall in answer to a call issued by Mayor building. The committee answered mine and mill. C. Leo Merrill. that if the board had this amount of The call of the taxpayers for the funds for this part of the district, it' meeting af 'Richfield was done at would be acceped, but the board re- of the niged, declaring afterwards that the j the suggestion of members school board, and followed the ap- - $12,000 was not then available. The thought, peal .made by Salina, Redmond and money, ' the committee Aurora in the north part of the could be appropriated, if available, ' j county, and Monroe, Joseph, Sevier and applied on buildings essential for . and other sections in the south the high school. The Sevier school district, is was The National Federation of Busi- - Part and the meeting is called to to to devise raise a funds plan carry declared, ranks lower than any in ness and Professional Womens clubs, needed muc ou improvemnts. the state, and unless some concerted is inaugurating an important new de- A and tax the bonding effort is made towards making rem- special levy of work this month with e substitution of four partment capped by been as edies at once, the standing will be proposed the addition to the National execu- - proposition have tender years, and practically boy3 0j still lower. Salina schools are below novices in the art of baseball, Elsin-o- f tive staff of Miss Francis Cummings the meana and these tw Plnts IsTew""York City, educational sec- - j h the vital ones at the Richfield par in so far as accommodations and retary, Mrs. D. G. Burgess, presi--i meetbl , At the Salina mass meeting Mon- - cerned, and the result is that some of team at Elsinore iast Sunday after- dent of the .Salina Business and Professional Womens club, announc- - day evening, the needs of Salina, the best teachers are leaving where noon From tbe gtart untij the end ed yesterday. Through this appoint- - Aurora and Redmond were stressed, better conditions are offered. Sa- - of tbe nJnth inningi there was little ment a new emphasis will be placed fnd the delegates to Richfield were lina is badly in need of a new high fear ag to the outcome and at the con- and on the vocational needs of some 50,- - instructed to work out plans that school building, a gymnasium, cug;on 0f the session, the score stood will bring results that will aid Sa- - a work shop where boys eager to gix for Redmond and three for El lina, in particular, in carrying on its learn trades can be given a chance. 8jnore . educational work. Recital of the Richfield . and Monroe are well equip-- 1 The Redmond boys, attired m their is crowded conditions m the high school, ped and m as much. as Salina . . new suits, a gift from the Great Wes- the deplorable sanitation m the growing each year m school popula-- i u Salt company management vitally important and . all their around ted me opponents uvkbu auupieu made some action be taken immediately, At least a high school education for and gymnasium quarters, were made an easy victory. There was no and Salma ci izens were somewhat thus preventing closing the schools business and Ruth stunt3 at the bat, but every girl, through a con - a oge er. e. Prevai ing ,1S?US good playing, and the scholarship loan funds administered tions and the spirit of making a Salina. delegation will go to Rich- - just National lea d of ng real fight for better conditions, was field Monday evening and will adboagted that hag Elginore yalue . vance the needs of school building decidedly pronounced. of the baseball the never in history Dr. Don Merrill, chairman of the improvements to the utmost. Whether A study of the distribution of the in that burg had a visiting team ever mass ocmeeting Monday night, gave a the. funds are raised by a special tax beet leafhopper in Utah and the the plum on the home grounds. review of the conditions prevailing levy or by a bond issue, Salina must picked has been recurrence of curly-to- p had the honor of knocking Redmond here in the schools. Due to the have proper housing facilities and ported by the Utah Experiment Staand the boys are claim this individual crowded CdUC& conditions, he said, some of equipment to carry on th tion in its Station Bulletin No. 205 clubs has never been correlated and tickled. mighty the grade students were able to at- - tional work. entitled The Beet Leafhopper in made national in scope. It will be Manager Jensen is looking for Utah and written by G. F. Knowl-to- Miss real to tackle, and he Cummings first duty as a memsomething Observations on the number of ber of the National executive staff JOINS THE BENEDICTS. HERE FOR TREATMENT. that Redmond has the boasts I proudly beet leafhoppers present and the to how the find of the southern sec- team field, survey will no the champion just Walter Gates one . of founders longer mingle Henry Winkle, amount of curly-to- p occurring in the many thousands of dollars are invest- Th challenge applies to all of and who met with the single guy9 in Salina, Salina bak beet fields in a number of the beet ed m Sanpete and Sevier couri- teams in scholarships in the various clubs areas are given for the years 1926 and dangerous accident more than least for any length of time. Wal- and to develop a uniform the Redm0nd bunch is ready states, and 1927. A list of plants on which for the handling of these three months ago, when a bullet ter has got better ideas now and old jor a reaj ,ard fray program the leafhopper has been collected funds. 'pierced his left breast, is at the Sa- - bachelors and such are banned. Mr. n,e lineup for the Elsinore game . during the survey is included and a The addition of an Educational Sec- - iina hospital for treatment and ob- - Gates shook the lonilness of bachel- - was as follows: few of the most important host plants Elsinore retary to the staff means also the in-- gervatjon by Drg Merrill & Merrill, orhood from his shoulders May 23, Redmond are discussed. G. Smith auguration of a vocational guidance Ed. Jensen as Wilson Sanbia p he claimed Another timely and interesting program for business women the The "ound. Mr- Winkle received has when R. Nielsen c Poulson W. the announcement of wife. The his publication just released by the Utah country over. Facts and figures from t11 slow m ,heahn and some spec' R. Cloward marriage was kept a public secret Lee Christensen lb Agricultural Experiment Station is the elaborate survey into business lal treatment will be applied in the until O. Nielsen 2b Christensen and his Mr. Gates Nyles lately. its Bulletin No. 206 entitled womens problems conducted during hoPe:Lof overcoming the inflamation. bride just C. Smith 3b Tim Jensen Orval Manti. at married were Wlnkl.e as wil1 be remembered, Injury in Utah Orchards, the past year or two by thft Univer-Mr- A. Hill S3 Bird son is the bachelorhood Dally of deserter accidentally shot while taking written by Charles J. Sorenson sity of Michigan as a Federation pro-wL. Willardson If Maroni is Jensen and at of Mr. and Mrs. John Gates, Many Utah Orchards suffer consid- ject will soon become available. These ibls y!flefrom hs automobile A. Lee known here. The Wallace Poulson cf The Manti. wound a was atdangerous well and favorably erable injury because of being K. Thompson. figures are expected to shed much O. Hansen rf Salma their make will newlyweds tacked in the late summer of each light on the problem of the. misfit one and little hope was held for the e home and their hosts of friends will Reed Hanson year by certain species of treehop-per- woman in business. On the basis of life of the injured man. He made a and them n happiness w'sbng and since the acci- is most prevalent the Damage MURPHY-PINNENUPTIALS. University of Michigan survey gallant struggle on their matnmomal prosperity able be has been and dent to sweet up or where alfalfa, clover, grass' Miss Cummings will work out a vocaon frequent occasions. While age' Lowell Murphy, son of Mr. and weeds grow in the orchard. Bulletin tional guidance program for the Fed206 contains a description of the in- eration which will enable her to place at Richfield, however, his condition Mrs, George Murphy of this city, INSPECTS MINE INTERESTS wasr married to Miss Dorothy Pinner, jury, the conditions (both favorable at the disposal of the 900 clubs in- became worse and he was brought' and unfavorable to its cause), and of formation as to the people in their to Salina. Mrs. Winkle is with her Robert Burns, general manager for a prominent young woman of Salt constant watch tbe ga;na Lad & Zine company, and Lake, May 28, according to advices the insects responsible for it. Var- communities who are equipped to give husband and keeps ious methods for the prevention of expert vocational guidance wbo bas vaiuable interests at Learn-- 1 received here by relatives. Mr. and so that over her patient. discussed. are also the injury ington, Utah, motored to the latter Mrs. Murphy will make their home they may utilize the services of those d He spent woman also information valuable day at Consumers, Utah, where Mr. camp Wednesday. experts. She will give business business e on their own experiences in there loking after his interests and phy is head mecchanic for the Lavere Michelson returned Monday women of standing concrete advice as I Coal tional company. returned to Salina last evening. businesses and professions. from a brief visit at the capitol city. to how to pass on to the younger 400-fo- 200-fo- ot 300-fo- GO Salina Taxpayers To Attend Mass Meeting t - . ht s. , ot ot d . . 00-fo- ot being-prepare- , ty-fo- ur ( , Lead-Zin- - -- , Emmett Robins, popular landlord at the White House hotel for the past four years, has disposed of his interests, and the latter part of next week, accompanied by Mrs. Robins, he will leave for St. Anthony, Idaho, where he has closed a deal for purchase of the Riverside hotel, one of the popular hotels of eastern Idaho. Mr. Robins came to Salina four years ago last February and secured a lease on the White House hotel. During his residence here, he made a wide circle of friends and became popular in business and social circles.-Throughis ability as a greeter Mr. Robins made hosts of friends from all parts of the globe and his hosterly became known as the best place in Southern Utah. In the activities of the Salina Post, No. 36, American Legion, Mr. Robins was a leader, and it was thought that that oganiazation became famed for its activities. He was twice elected post commander of the local post and at present is state of the American Legion. He was an active member of the Salina Lions club and took an active part in the upbuilding of Salina and the surrounding communities. Before coming to Salina, Mr. Robins successfully managed the Monroe Hot Springs resort, making that place one of attraction and popularly. Wednesday night, Mr. Robins was given a smoker by his fellow members of the Salina Legion. The affair was in the form of a farewell party, and short ,lalks were given., Mr. Robins, in the talk he made, regretted to sparate from his pals and extended his best wishes for the continued success of the Salina Legion. During the ceremonies he surrendered his office of post commander to Ralph who automatically asMcAllister cends to the position. St. Anthony, and where Mr. Robins has purchased the Riverside hotel, is within thirty miles of the border of the Yellowstone Park. The city is located on the main highway entering on the west side of the park. Thousands of tourists pass through St. Anthony during the summer tourist season, which makes that section decidedly prosperous. Salina business men and citizens, though regretting the loss of Mr. and Mrs. Robins, will join in wishing them success and happiness in their new location. er W. II. Snow, who has been at Airmo, Idaho during the past winter, visited with hi3 family in Salina for a week. Mr. Snow left Sunday for the Jorgensen ranch in Salina canyon, where he will be located for the summer months. j I strut-abiu- that"" k Maislanebter Terdici l- all-rou- -. , . sky-hig- h, n. ....aton. - Tree-hopp- er as s. in R voy-abo- ut j. Mur-base- , Sheldon Reed Clark, the confessed slayer of Don Solovich, 37, was found guilty of manslaughter by the jury of twelve men in the district court at Manti Monday night. The jury deliberated a little more" than three hours. It is reported that the first ballot resulted in one for first degree murder, two for second degree murder,' one for acquittal and eight for manslaughter. The penalty for manslaughter in Utah is from one to ten years in the penitentiary. Judge Dilworth Woolley,' who sat in the case, set Saturday as the day for passing sentence. The findings of the jury wa3 not met with much enthusiasm in Gunnison and Manti, and strong criticisms were offered, the general being that Clark is escaping punishment that he is justly entitled to. The case, which started may 21st. would have been concluded last S"' urday only for the fact that Le'i Larsen, defense attorney, asked fo the reopening of the case Monday morning. Evidence as to blood on the clothes of Clark, regarded, by the defense as important, was introduced, in an attempt to show that CLr was not trying to get away even though his clothes were smeared with the blood from his victim. The evidence was immaterial and had !;ttl bearing as compared with other d ( , Na-th- (Continued on page 5) |
