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Show A QA (jrv-- ' AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPEB-A rtlCE. Mil rv ;I C rf Vs' , , "i " . ab. Vote Drive Launched by al kulpp"' I: Ulf Ulr e C? Ptsw.h !irlr ,00 c, i'A 'nl tourr RMY, NOW Milt SlN K AND NEWS-ADVOCAT- NttUitxf J til Issues Before Citizens When Polls Open Tuesday; Voting Places Listed Wo tnt CARBON COUNTY, UTAH. 1 HI OP TUB 1933 jWtttf political campaign select in the next e'en position Jiunudratmn. Two ticket have one ;.rf in the field.and the other erratic tanner !rtte indorsed by dele--- o jfrjRepublican city conven- the 0 go 10 pall of-'t- 1 fr' V eek CITY OPEN STATE air.vinu COUNTY OFFICIAL lie Athletic the voters, and the i increasing in twT-ti-o- ne ment. Grid Contest To Played On Kiwanis Quarter-Fina- l t week the fourteen r( lilt ju.-.ert have conducted an active a SET FOR WIFE OF TITULAR PLAYOFF OHO. With tho wrta confident of at least margin fur repeal In thl county. Carbon voter will go to their the poll Tuesday to expre opinion on the proposal to repeal the national and tate prohibition amend- FUNERAL SERVICES ot - CRACE Repeal Leaders Of State Banking Heavily On Expected Support From This District CARBONITES, PARK ,riUcn Tuesday when voter .Mrs. Field 1nrmley Dies Leader of the repeal movement throughout the tate are making no Tuesday In Sal I.ake of the fad that they are countsecret City Hospital Webi r and on I)a id ing heavily Carbon, Salt Iike countie for a heavy wet Mary Ann Hits Pairnlov, vote to offset the dry balufi if I laud L. Iarmlcy, iliaiiman loting in tin ruial anticipated countie. the Cm bun hoard uf uiimillwliill-- j Although both forces in Cirbon cm and mih' mil ndi'iit o the lllue have conducted very , county Coal at ConMinu-rxCiintj'algng on the liquor d.cd at a Salt Lake llox.nt.il Tlli leaders of the two faction the issue, day at 3 tin p in ..jl .iv e iii .tu t In less been doing some exMm l.itnili) Dili hot it In Sco- tensive work on the quiet. field Si pti tr.U-(I, 181't, a daugl.tci Evm the must ardent dry advoM'f D. id J alld Mai Lh'ala tll ItiH-cates concede that this county will n For a nuinlx-con-ixl.e Max of i ted Mith t!aWasatch Suns iom-- 1 give a heavy plurality to rejieul, but are pursuing their campaign p.iny at Wint. t (,nattei s, mIicic she they w Mli enthusiasm in an effort to musLiter tuaii nd Mr I'aiinli-yThey NORMAN HAMILTON mmed to Siinny.xidi,l going from ter every vote possible in support of thete to Castle Gate, m here Mr. prohibition. The has endeavored Iarmley Mas mine (oienan for the Utah Fuel company for several years. to obtain statements showing the Public They have made their home at Con- sentiment of leading business, politte Use ical and civic figures, but as a genCarbon county was signally bon- sumers for five yeais. eral with rule the dry advocates have been Norded the election of Friday Mrs. Election Service man Hamilton, Parmley Mas formerly presiunwilling to express themselves. principal of the Car- dent of the Gordon Creek s' bon high school, and Superintendent However, the arguments of the proassociation and has taken Knowing that virtually every citi- W. W. Christensen to high positions an active part in affairs of the L. D. hibition supporters are pretty well zen will be vitally interested in ob- in state educational circles. summed up by the Rev, E. C. Linn, S. church. Mr. Hamilton was named president are her husband, her pastor of the Community church, who taining the election returns as soon of the Utah Education Surviving association at of declares it will be a very difficult as possible Tuesday evening, The the mother, one son, Donald Friday session of the organiza Consumers, and three ParmleyMrs. matter to find a substitute for the sisters, has arranged to an- tions annual convention at Salt Lake Jennie Smith and Mrs. Lillian Birch 18th amendment that will provide nounce the results, and invites the He was opposed by Dr. Ephraim E. of Consumers, and Misj Muriel Rees necessary protection against the evils of liquor. public to use this service either by Ericksen of the University of Utah. of Castle Gate. Mr. Christensen was elected presi was calling at this office or telephoning Declaring that prohibition Funeral services will be conducted dent of the Utah High School ath No. 9. because previous conditions passed D. in L. S. the tabernacle Sunday were intolerable, Rev. Linn Is exEvery effort will be put forth to letic association at an executive comassure fast, accurate and complete mittee meeting in the Hotel Utah Fri- at 2:00 p. m. The body will be ceedingly doubtful whether repeal brought to Price Friday morning. would service. Election officials through- day. bring about the desired goal Friends may call at the Deseret of Other officers named by the U. out the county are requested to cotemperance. Sunand Friday, Saturday t:ons of the previous two years, The drys also contend that repeal Captain Harold Patterick will be operate by sending in returns as soon E. A. are as follows: Superintendent mortuary Calvin S. Smith, Granite school dis- day until time of services. Burial will mean the return of the old sa4 nominees on the Citizens slate ready for duty in the backfield after as they are known in the respective in the Price an absence of several weeks because precincts. State results will be ob- trict, first vice president; Principal will take place I pursuing their campaign with loon conditions, and will mark a Keith Weber mentor of Carbon but the of hold as as Wahlquist, county the ticket tained high, backward step for the nation. and far bulletins injuries, Supporters possible second vice president; Philo T. Fams I the candidates are practical citi- has not definitely decided whether he posted at The On the other hand, repealists dees and well fitted to assume the will start him in the Park City game. Carl W. Empey, Carbon county worth, Granite school district, and LEGION, AUXILIARY VOTE TO clare that prohibition has utterly GIVE STUDENT MEDALS AGAIN failed of its Jordan district, of managing the In fact, Summerhays said, most of Democratic chairman, has offered his Mark Greenwood, purpose to curb drunkcity. trustees. The battle for the in are rather backfield the enness and has fostered graft and positions mayoralty post cooperation in securing returns. At their regular meeting Thursday crime, diverting revenue that could Mr. Christensen was" recently 4 between Arthur N. Smith, doubt. members of Price post No. have been used by the government as chosen the evening, of those to the In addition Patterick, representative councilman, on the Dem3 of the American Legion, voted to to Commission To "inote ticket and B. W. of Utah berths and Society ball for available Superintendents, the bootleggers. formtoting Dalton, his election as president of the ath- again cooperate with the Auxiliary Carl W. Empey, county chairman county and district attorney, on clude Jimmy Redford, Tony Nicastro, letic body means that he will fill two unit in presenting medals to the out- of the Democratic party urges sup4 Citizens ticket. With both men Jackie Aramaki, Louis DeAngeles, A experienced in standing boy and girl in the graduat- port of repeal, reminding the voters places on the board. politics, the race Harry Kennick, John Tezak, Blackie Members of the state tax' commisMr. Hamiltons election marks the ing class of the Harding junior high. that when they cast their ballot for 4 the city's highest office promises Grecco, Gabe Simone and Armond It was also decided to join with Roosevelt last year they sion will hold their annual convenfirst time that eastern Utah has had Vecchio. unusually interesting. pledged officials of eastern the a tion with as Tor the council of same the Auxiliary in establishing a wel- themselves to support his policies, one the be taxing about representative The line will president berths, the Demoof to assist fund house court fare at E. the here U. A. dependents ns have selected Lawrence of which is to do away with the 18th as that used against Moab, namely, Utah counties men. 21. Both Mr. Christensen and Mr. amendment. incumbent, for the long-an- d Jackson Jewkes and Enlo Clontz at Tuesday, November County commissioners, treasurers, Hamilton have been prominent in With the national trend distinctly E. N. Chidester, incum-- t, ends, Gus Lauris and Mont Jewkes Emcivic affairs locally. In addition to in favor of repeal, Mr. Empey beEugene Coli and Dr. Lyman at tackle, Frank Eaquinta and Luke assessors and clerks of Carbon, San Juan, Uintah and their work as educators, their activi- ELECTION JUDGES Offord for the lieves that Utah should fall in line posts. They Pappas at guards and Vernon Mills ery, Grand, a civic way have been very will be in counties Duchesne in ties be other states. If Utah remains with center. at W. E. opposed . by (Ted) similar. The former is chairman of Others who may see service on dry, this state will- be a veritable BY and Sheldon COUNTY NAMED the Carbon boy scout district and a bootleggers paradise, he believes. incumbent, John W. Holden the forward wall are Don Snow, Nick SLATED TALK PROHIBITION Law enforcement officers who have past president of the Rotary club, r. Fasselin and Tony DeAngeles, ends; Clyde Vaught, MEET while Mr. Hamilton is district scout CONJOINT A. I. M. FOR been ith three Cecil and SpigarelU, Johnson Var approached on the question are La years experience as commissioner and past president of Appointments Made In Sixteen generally in favor of repeal. County center. in that office, William Carl Newton, tackles; Grogan Unincorporated Carbon the Bourbon choice C. H. Madsen, principal of the the Kiwanis club. Attorney Walter C. Gease expressed for city Communities conhimself forcefully against prohibithe address school will Central Wood-WrMrs. Irene opposing ADOPT a teacher in the Price Central RETAILERS tion, stating that its effects had been joint session of the Mutual Improve- DEMOCRATIC DANCE SATURDAY Election judges to serve in unin- deleterious and reacted 4ool. A public dance will be sponsored ment association Sunday at 7:30 p. against the were welfare of the The revenue m. on behalf of prohibition. A mu- at the Silver Moon hall Saturday corporated towns of the county uln A. Bryner is the Democratic public. CODE UNDER HOURS Clerk that would be derived from the sale sical program will be presented in evening by the Carbon County Ladies announced Monday by County for city treasurer, an of-of appoint- of B. H. Young. The list All club. school Mr. Madsens talk. Democratic puconnection with liquor is also a very important has held for the past two high ments is as follows: he stated. to attend the student their is invited who His rival is factor, The present pils body public George R. West. Merchants From Price, Mining Clear Creek, Mrs. Sadie Mower, from his experience a. cards will be admitted for half price. Speaking Economy in the city administration meeting. on Schedule; Mrs. Ellen L. Petterssen, Mrs. Geneva a peace officer, Chief of Ioice Vera the Agree Camps battlecry of both parties. As 1 measure Sutton; Rolapp, George McDermaid, non Davis believes that ve should Working Hours Set of economy, the Demo Mrs. Archie McDermaid, Mrs. Harry have ts are repeal with regulation, not only advocating a federal public Marsh; in stores Spring Glen, Roy E. Wilcox, to eliminate lawlessness but also tc retail of rks Representatives to project improve the city Verda Hansen, Sam Strong; Kenil- obtain revenue. communisystern declaring that this Price and various mining worth, Mable Burton, Jessie Snow, Grill in the Glen O. Allied, who is a candiCan done at a big saving to ties voted at a meeting hjta William Lawley, Eleanor M. Manson, date on the their to noon open repeal ticket, tells in the sff taxpayers in the present cost of cafe Wednesday Edna Bullock, Sarah Smith. statement why he is opfollowing 'mtenance and repair of the line. stores no sooner than 8:00 a. m. and An invitation to hold the 1934 state proposals to include vocal and orPeerless, Mrs. Jack Kersbergen, posed to prohibition: Our country is to remain open not later than 6:00 tournain the chestra Mrs. E. T. Jones, Mrs. Henry Draper; wet now, it competition contest Price in band always was and always fugitive p. m., except on Saturdays and days high school and to eliminate instrumentament, Canyon, Mrs. Emily Stones, will be, regardless of the outcome of Spring a closing when Norman was extended by Principal preceding holidays, tion as a basis of judging will also Margaret Gammell, Anna Carlson, this election. So the By question is not hour of 8:00 p. m. will be observed. Hamilton of the Carbon high at a be discussed. Lillian B. Day, Mary M. Thom, Ger- whether we are wet or dry, but conformance in is This schedule adIt is believed by local school offi- tie Ruff; Standardville, J. P. Phalen, whether we are true to our Saturday of the Lonnie Moore, pledges who escaped the lat-- J with the recently effective perma- special meeting of cials Utah that Price has an excellent Mrs. O. A. Troseth, Mrs. Mable Birch- and are the committee ministrative establishas willing to support this just July from a room adjoin- - nent code governing retail and the chance to secure the contest if the ard, Mrs. Karl Grossbeck, Mrs. Dean tJle sheriffs office where he was ments. Under the temporary code, Society of Superintendents part of the presidents program as U. E. committee can be assured of adequate Straw, Mrs. Wallace Trent. of the section directors music m. 6:30 are to accept the benefits of the we until p. on remained stores open awaHing questioning t c .arge 0f was referred to housing accomodations for visiting Latuda, Mrs. Florence Goodart, billions of dollars the administration As an indication of their willing- A. The invitation breaking into the Price contest committee for bands. Carbon district, by reason of Mrs. Tony Baione, Mrs. Steve Leger; is oid for relief. I think anyness to support the spirit tnd the let- the state band comPany. Has been its outstanding junior and senior Rains, Evelyn Gragg, Mathilda J. onehanding consideration. those act, the blue eagle and who Tacoma, Wash., according to ter of the national recovery displays consist of five dis- high units, is regarded as the lead- Wheeler, Gwen Callaway; Wattis, says we do our part should vote committee This ormation a on decided at the received meeting Friday by one of whom ing district of the state in band work. Mrs. Blaine Thompson, Mrs. J. R. for S. M. BUss. week for employes instead of exer- trict superintendents, repeal. of Carbon counFurthermore, the ability of Price Bird, Mrs. Alex Jones; Heiner, Mrs. 'loore and Charles Christensen W. W. Mat Gilmour, also a repeal candiJ. Williams cising their right to adopt the maxi- is been a has to ElIda McMullin, T. F. Kelter; Mrs. contest, sponsor such date as well as county Republican accused of steaUng three bags mum week arrangement per- ty, and officers of the music directB of amply demonstrated in the len Crawford. In association. appreciation ors from code. chairman, has the following to say: the the mitted by company on July 3 tournaments held here dur- E. M. Williams, Columbia, Mrs. Belle Knox, Mrs. I favor repeal of prohibition, both The latter was A resolution of appreciation for the his excellent work, convicted of was elected ing the past three years. Many edu Memphis Liddell, J. Munsing; Coal national and state. This noble experand sentenced September cooperation of the camp stores was Carbon high band leader, of cational leaders of the state feel that City, J. M. Miller, J. A. Fawlks, E. iment did not as committee representative on the In sene 1 prohibit, but only six months in the county passed by the Price merchants. should be given the M. Bowcutt; Consumers, Mrs. Erma created Carbon district. Utah county southeastern Moore the with no revthe from poison liquor, return, the representatives A meeting of the committee will be contest because of the splendid w ay Monroe, Mrs. Loa Werrett, N. L. enue, and disregard for law. Legalteny. their support towns pledged mining school band represent- - jPope; Sweet Mine, A. E. Robinson, J. ized to de- the local Sheriff Bliss liquor will bring regulation, left for Tacoma Mon- - ,to the local firms in carrying out a held Saturday, November 4, and to ed Utah high national contest atL. Storrs, Joseph Seaton; Kiz, A. P. much needed revenue and less at tn the contest of the the cide place Moore for trial. He program in harmony with President Dimick, Dora Mead, N. C, Perkins. draw up rules governing it. The Evanston, 111. in June. Roosevelts recovery campaign. ompanied by his wife. otes Ct nference 5 cti.unpions for the first time since the C.ubi.n high i if is general as well ns Miners will battle Paik City, District I flection i ;al I sales choosing their city 3 wiineis, on the Kiveams Athletic infer the next two years, local! field Saturday at 2 .30 p m in th . ej iill al .o express themselves j tarnr of t). and the;lrs Q larter-fin,,n l sta'e lejx-a- l d state aim ndineiit , crlairiing championship playoff Coach Pieston Smnmei Pays rtcog .muni wages fur women and j the fact that hi-- , th.ugcs wi , nies ,n to be be up against a wmthy fin- - whe of the m vcral i, an unusually large vote is they, meet Paik City, and the Car or id and m-- ind. and evuy dig- - bo rotes aie taking the contest .ur is uiged to cast a ballot. seriously. Although given little or no recognition when the season start ,.r.g t laces will be as follows: tus! Price, residence of Mrs. ed, the Park crew has compiled one of the best winning records in the tj Callaway: central Price, city northeast Price, resilience of .state, capturing five straight victories Amanda Horsley; cast Price, in conference play. The Ore Diggers are dangerous at house; south Price, y court Due to the fact all times because they never give up iidc school. each voter will cast three bal-tw- o and a goodly share of their victories sets of judges have been have been won in the latter stages nted in each district, and counts of the game. The team has two good running be made after every 20 ballots, and McKissick majority of the seven candidates backs in Wortley while Allison is one of the best blockDemocratic ticket are iie the present city administra-an- d ing backs in conference 3. Park City Bourbon followers urge boasts a fast, hard charging line on the basis of their which promises to give Carbon plenjjr election f.ous records in office, pointing ty of trouble. I that the tax Coach Summerhays announced levy has been retd during the past two years and that his team is in good shape and indebtedness of the city decreas-I- ! primed for the important tussle Satthe same time. urday. The Miners are taking no Indaunted by the fact that Price chances on injuries, and have been : overwhelmingly Democratic In going easy on scrimmaging. ,u th time for ap- - taloting Mm 38. undem-joiistruti- ron-pan- al , ! 1 -- r j r i r-- 28 - Invited To Carbon Principal And Superintendent Honored . Sun-Advoca- te Sun-Advoca- Parent-Teacher- Sun-Advoc- m. op-s- m te. Tax Hold Meeting Here Ras-Suse- n, two-ye- ar Mc-4fii- - four-yea- r, n 41 Utah Organizations Name Repealists Certain of Large Price Men to High Posts Wet Vote in Carbon County Candidates on Price Tickets Ji t.; CONSOLIDATION An-so- n, two-yea- re-d- d, he State Band Tournament May Be Held in Price Next Year s Arrested Tacoma Officers 44-ho- ur 48-ho- ur inter-mounta- , pet-arce- ny 1 Y j in ve |
