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Show -- 4 i; l!, I A ciRCi'umox U A n rV AV wun-CNDDi- rail FOR CARBON Mcril and ad i aw aids rsnaunj Lorn puj,,. to life t;, te ed to a Larue mmfUr t.f Cmbun Hoy Scout bt b romt t,f Kheduled fur Ftiday, June 2'), tn the L D. S. t le At the same tune, all outt rs who have completed u,,. a,tVill)C. d training course conducted for scout leaders Sevetul month auo Will receive national cerltfieau-s- . According to Winifred w, v,Ym. Ctiibon district fctout the principal i. tdix-.mi the court of honor jnouiim will be Kiven by an official of the coutuil. arkt-mt-n- to Project Expected t Rent-fi- lonsidcraMy .Mining Industry ImjKirtam'e to county took place ,rr.t of great jCaihon Saturday when the rVutuff.j. built by the Denver Grande Western railroad, was thus bringing in- -, v dedicated, Amenta's newest, shortest (.mental rail route. gaff bungs Price 173 mile to Dtiivtr. and the expected m activity over the route Jt in lucre used use of Carbon the raiinuds. and may open the local product markets i 5 (., -- jut-j,,!- t-- v Tun-panog- fr MaeKnight. secretary of the .amber of commerce, attend-l- i commissioner, represented the Mure than 4000 persons were t the dedication. of two states, Utah and art I p Ii!k WOOL SHIPMENTS 'WORKING CONTRACT GREATLY EXCEED TOTAL LAST YEAR REJECTED BY MINE Wool shipinen's out of Ihice tills eal' will exceed the l'JJ3 total by neatly Stl.ooO pounds, to a repot t Issued by the Ince Commission Wed-lirsda- company. (his uerk Fifty-fou- app: r .v Knxoj n To I'nilcd Mine Wot kern Meet Vofe Down Report Of cai, 2.000.0011 con-turni- oxinulely UNION DELEGATES ng District ('untmiltre t have already gone out of Price and the equivalent of seven cars is m storage awaiting shipment, amounting to about 223.001) pound Writ- - ;r a t.M..wuie I dl r In-L- 1 tx-e- lf ot formal Annncn,t Mad, 1 jus-spe- t' r nd Iwo-lhlrd- s, Sw-ee- Special Jlrrangements to Aid John dent IVork on New City Hospital annual Year 1931 33 derson, Kenilworth: Joseph . Lord, Spring Canvon; Bill Williams. George Wallace, Latuda; Matthew Gilbert, Mutual; Faye Thacker, Castle Gate; Albert Rowe, Rolapp; Art Hanson, Clear Creek; Alfred Carey, Scofield. Muhrland and Salma local unions were represented by Roy Morgan and Jesse Hamel, respectively. Frank Bonacci, local representative of the U. M. W. A., also attended the Stand-ardvill- e; If. Redd was inducted presi of the Price Rotary club at the installation banquet of the organization Thursday evening at the Community church. Past presidents State officials of the emergency reof the club and wives of Rotarians lief administration have expressed SIX were honored guests. themselves as the being hopeful that responses received to letters sent out Other officers installed were W. E. Ince city hospital project can be BEARDS by the Carbon Democratic county rushed vice president and George Fleetwood, to to Salt Lake City another train committee and completion, early BY E. Ockcy, secretary. The new board urging Democratic chair-.- d facilitate the work the Utah E. R. A. Immediately following the vote of from Grand Junction, still men of all Utah counties to of directors includes Eugene Hanson, rejection of the agreement, the delesupport has granted permission for the hirJudge Christensens candidacy. president, Mr. Redd, Mr. gates unanimously decided to refer Utah there were about 300,1 He was first elected judge of the ing of skilled laborers who do not Only A Very Few Price Men Fail retiring Frank D. Sawyer, Dr. II. the question to the district executive Fleetwood, hold relief cards. It Lake, Ogden, Provo, Mur- - Seventh district in 1916 when a resi-vTo Respond To Pioneer I. Brookbank, George Schultz and bourd for a resumption of negotiations Announcement to this effect was with operators. The controversy will Vernal, Helper and Price, dent of Mt. Pleasant. He has been Day Proclamation George Jorgensen. made Tuesday by Winifred W. West, trains from Denver flashed also four times placed before the regional coal of The address the evening was giv- laborbeboard he line toward Bond, crowds for adjustment. Judge Christensen came to Utah as county E. R. A. manager, following R. en of Marcusen Carl local Six Salt business establishments by Lake, d at every grade The miners wdll continue to work crossing to a small child, his parents locating at his return from Salt Lake, where he have offered- - priees- to the Price men the first president of the club. He eir passing." Hundreds pour- - Brigham "City and later moving to!conerre Monday with state under the present agreement until the who grow the best beards in response spoke on the Romance of Rotary. matter is settled, according t Mr. by motor car or on Sanpete county, where, prior to his as relative to relief and work matt- to inOther past presidents who were Mayor B. W. Daltons Pioneer day e. Bonacci. election as judge, he held many pub- - ters. W. B. Stapley, chairman of the troduced and who briefly responded proclamation. R. A. county committee, and Mrs. It was reported that the controverf trains slipped easily through lic positions, including mayor and city E. Contests for six types of beards will were J. Rex Miller and J. Perry Eg- sial matters L. J. Lloyd and Mrs. Elmer which deadlocked the Goetz-mage bore, passengers of B. an H. recalled councilman of Mt. Pleasant, and Dr. Salt and be to announcean Lake, held, according case workers, also met with to some convention of schools pertained P. iany years before, a party of treasurer, superintendent Corner ment Wednesday, and those who Peacock, Charles II. ancies in wages and to local discrepofficials. state condiand of S. pioneers had toiled He attorney Sanpete county. started to let their whiskers grow for Madsen, C. R. Fergusson, Dr. R. I. along such as housing. te, carrying on their backs first began to practice law in 1904. Heretofore, skilled employes have the patriotic purpose of keeping alive Brockbank, Charles E. Beveridge, W. tions, As soon as the executive board preHe has been engaged in the com- been required to have relief cards the ambled parts of their wag-- 3 pioneer spirit now have another W. Christensen and Eugene Hanson. pares the briefs of the convention embe put mercial to and receive and before business, banking being eligible reason for not shaving. together again when The remainder of the program was resolutions and these will plain beyond the Continental for 12 years was secretary-treasurployment. This is the only project in The types of beards for which con- as follows: Address of welcome, Mr be forwarded toproceedings, the regional coal of the Manti National Forest Wool the state where this special arrange- tests will be held, the donors of the hould be reached. Hanson; resume of club activities for board, which will consider the Growers association. ment regarding skilled labor has been awards and the prizes are as follows: !be P?.s year, Mr. Ockey; club sing- neavy passenger trains from controversial points and decide upon resia has stated. been West Mr. Christensen made, Reddest beard, Safeway store, sack of ing, directed by E. M. Williams and them. were delayed en Judge route, but dent of Price since 1921, engaging in Work on the hospital building is flour; longest beard, Schramm-John-so- n fbralors were in Alien Ramsey; introduction of the mood holiday two years before his progressing satisfactorily, the roof on the late Drug company, safety razor; ladies, Mr. Fleetwood; toast to the arrival. Dedication private practice as second election district judge. nes began the east wing being nearly complet- blackest beard, The Boy ladies, Mr. Egan; selections, string Site exactly at 1:30 p. most well directed by Mr. Ramsey; interior ed being and planned, substitute unique subscription; orchestra, plastering speakers Set the places of those whose underway, according to Mr. West. beard, Boyacks clothing store, Gray-c- o distribution of flowers to the ladies; to Hold were late. shirt; most artistic beard, Price selections, vocal quartet, directed by Work on the center section of the By Mrs. George B. Harding; farewell adis about at the same stage Trading company, pair of shoes; whit'ely at that hour the clear July Fete structure est beard, Golding service station, dress to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chrisa Rio Grande as on the east wing, he stated. locomotive bell Carbon Boy Scout district officials, tensen, C. H. Madsen; response, Mn funded, were that the build- one dollar in trade. caught up by An invitation to Price residents to Mr. West announced of the prizes has aroused Christensen; vocal duet, Mrs. Hard- troop leaders and scoutmasters met ransmitters and carried to the Offering cenis being principally attend the Green River Independence ing activitythe east considerable interest, although the ing and Mrs. Ed. Hanson; presenta- Sunday to discuss camping plans for wing in order that fact that to be sponsored by tered on celebration into the day only a very few men have tion of president's pin to Mr. Redd, the coming summer. It was definitely cutoff, going from the Green River Civic association was the section will be ready for occuthus far failed to head the proclama- Mr. Hanson; presentation of past decided that Scouts of this district west, moved majestically a pancy as soon as possible. shows that local residents need- presidents pin to Mr. Hanson, Mr. will attend the Paradise park ention mountain locomotive, finest issued Tuesday by the committee in It is Mr. Wests opinion, the new ed very little urging to grow beards. Redd; response for the ladies, Mrs. campment on the Uintah river, north charge, consisting of William Howtype engines, the drawing Those who are still clean shaven Peacock; twirling exhibition, Michael of Roosevelt,' from July 16 to 21, inland, Horace Reid and Lou Maharry. hospital will be completed during passenger train, fall. start at The sunrise are warned that another kangaroo Maloney, Hiawatha who recently won clusive. early behind came program will the silvery The camp will be conducted by ofcourt will be held on the intersection highest rating in baton twirling divmost modern of de-- 1 with a salute, followed by a sunrise of the Timpanogos council, and ficers street Main of avenue and ision travel Carbon at band band of concert. contest national band will the The sPeed rail transporta-a- st it is expected that more than 500 to from one end of the valley to the between 6:00 and 7:00 p. m. Saturday. Des Moines, Iowa. of all, a great freight selections at several other, A dance at the Carbon County scouts and leaders will attend. Apbehind it a long string points. playing 200 from Carbon coun,nt cars Country club followed the banquet. proximately snorted into the cut- Heads ty are expected to enroll, according At 10:00 a. m. a program, consistto Carl W. Empey, district chairman. hile Governor ing of band numbers, vocal selections, Edwin C. dance Plans are now being made by Carm Colorado and patriotic address, will be bon officials for supplies and transclasped hands presented. The afternoon program Visit Henry H- Blood portation. will feature baseball, competitive j yeatt, proud, smiling Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph Rhodes, LindA. J. and T. Burton ft of the Denver and Rio sports and childrens contests. In the Arthur will hold a belated evening a dance will be the closing pioneers of Price, chairman and executive secreAt a recent meeting of Carbon and ,!iJir,nVdcdicated the new feature. their of golden wedding sey, celebration will We need today patriots f ln respectively, of the state code Emery beekeepers, reorganization of tary, next entirta of the service be the theme of the latter the part Moves days program. anniversary west. authority for the trucking industry, the Utah Honey Producers associamonth at Ferron. They completed 50 visited for the tion, which has been inactive for sevPrice in Wednesday March on 27, lrep0A0f the celebration life years of wedded COURT CASES SET of establishing an agency for eral years, was effected with William City KenhtPared. by Mr- MacKnight but no celebration was held because purpose of all for hire" McKenzie of Ferron as president, and to the chamber of the a on registration Atwood Trial of Charles children their of all that fact of the The recently reorganized Price trucks in this section of the state. The Wayne Liddell of Wellington as of directors. !romb??rd Ex- -, charge of arson is scheduled in dis- were not able to attend at that time. now a federal law, and op- ry-manager. of commerce opened offices is chamber code report are herewith trict court for July 9, at 10:00 a. m. Mr. Rhodes was bom at Rhodes erators will be compelled to observe in the hall this week, using the city The board of directors will include a son of On the same day, the court will hear same quarters formerly occupied by Valley, Utah March 5, 1863, Rhodes. the regulations, they reported. we obtained a new A. T. Mr. of ublip16 Pr,ogram Christensen McKenzie, s, trial motion filed by Mike Thomas and Cecelia Johnson An agency was established at the The displays of J. Peacock, Emery: Joseph the organization. r,Iadl several Coming to Price in the spring of 1882, convicted & Vaught service station, Price; who was Carbon Johnson agricultural products, coal, Larand Castle S. J. J. are L. D. Zwhalen, Dale, minerals and tourist information have which has all information pertaining sen, he helped to erect the first Cleveland. first pffay by the chamber of months ago of obtaining money by was the and hire trucks. been rearranged, and a writing desk meeting house here schoo . to for fwInS Clty and a Carbon false pretenses. established for the convenience of the treasurer of the Price Sundayrailroad The Utah state code authority for wh0 conSratu-;s- e is under worked on the first which also He the industry, trucking b public. These are located in the east e for this great andPff.nf half of the main lobby of the buildin Price canyon. the national code authority at Washteful that Price cSStf To Give Mary Ann Horsley ington, consists of Mr. Burton, owner ing, the secretarys office being parwife, His 6 eficiaS. 3mong the July L of the Eastern Utah Transportation titioned off. Rhodes, was bom at Dewret P. and Fra company, representing the common Secretary J. F. MacKnight has been 1867, a daughter of John ?rk rIe,Uer of introduction came to carriers: T. O. Leaver, representing who j Horsley, Mills requested to compile information on ces Jane Pm 0. dt R pSIY,rn local agent of an At their regular meeting on contract carriers; George Sims, Salt tourist accomodations in the county Utah in 1860 as members Pfh Was able fWailroad, the for publication in the travel book to directors of Lake Transfer company, representing Monday evening, Pioneer company. Plans for the day ,form a close with be issued by the Shell Oil company. married cartage carriers; Hyrum Johnston, the Price chamber of commerce celebration in Price are rapidly Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes were iflclals of the rail- eivin- child- manager of the Independent Gas and to sponsor a dance at the direcvoted Eight Ferron. at the 1884 undef form 27, March assuming consderation seven of Oil company, representing private Silver Moon hall on the Fourth tion of the Daughters of the froin them. Scouts ren have been bom to them have 29 5s also carriers, and Mr. Lindsey, secretary with in They of July. Arrangements for the Pioneers of theP rn!a !u me by the cooperation whom are living. assoof the Utah Motor Transport d two the Sons of the Pioneers. A affair will be in charge of the grandchildren and county wiiidcKthat Price and ciation. will m. 9:30 open a. at the benif children. parade civic, social and entertainment hfe very" hber- the day, followed by a program be derived Members of Price troop No. 1 of Sreat incref l committee, consisting of John WORK OF WIDENING HELPER set which after in the hearing park, city the Girl Scouts left Tuesday morning E. assault R. UNDERWAY O. due Hanson and traffic, H. Bering Menotti, MAIN STREET WELL the wdnners of the beard growa camping trip of several days at for and ,elevation the Guymon. Konisknow tlg dlstance on the Albert Johnson, Harveyhave ing contest will be announced.inthe Kiwanis lodge in Huntington can- -' The dance will be the feature According to an announcement on hearing All Carbon residents are and Bill Morgan willHammond of the office yon. The troop has approximately Price SatTuesday from the evening attraction of the Indevited to lunch at the Price park. Was used 15 members. before Justice J. W. of widwork commission, batroad state by and of assault pendence day celebration in Tl f every af.nt g0d will and Those in charge of the trip are Miss Sports, games and swimming street for Mam apurday on a charge the Helper Carbon county, and one of the are accused of beatmg ?P ening will be held in the afternoon, Stultz and Mrs. J. C. Hubbard They the above block Evelyn one ?.c0dur1vP fUeJof possible tery. city 26. on May proximately ll to be a is crowds one features the of expectand Mrs. Ethel Shockley of largest of Price years work The 'Sat- hall is progressing rapidly. deve!pment fwere arraigned f ed to attend. Cattle Gate. The troop expects to The game between the bearded our city the direction of the state! under rloas,a beauties and a women's team. return to Price Friday. Grande West- urday of last week, entering highway department. of not ed g&t&s da PRIZES FOR OFFERED BUSINESS MEN . J es-su- m. - offici-Bo- nd Wahl-stro- m, j n, ! er la-bo- rd for Scout Camp Definitely District Leaders te, five-ye- ar Green River Fourth of Bur-zeph- yr, Price Couple en-kw- Of State Code Observe Golden Wedding in July Authority For Truck Here Carbon, Emery Honey Industry - Producers Organize Chamber Commerce Into Offices In Price Hall - secreta- Ven-aki- &unty Price Chamber Dance On July Fourth Plans Take Form For Pioneer Day Celebration Here ox-tea- m 1 Se Price Girl Camping In Canyon great-gran- - I I i rar.dpr S) mi fur (H) p. m, with Pine's entry lVlrg.it!- - tii the District 22 nunrn-lio- n day H.im-b.the in Eastern Utah of the United Mine Winkers of ct El, nc ,0 U' '"M inrc nty , K. 4 I a sttong team u,ul-league t!:- at Salt Lake duilng America, opMismg ' pound sp.rtiM.rshp t,f rhe el to be selected. i .li-- f last wiik. xotrd to rr)eii the rrjxirt has, ball c Uib and ttie th.imb-- r In add.tioit to this amount, apthe distiii conference committee A program of (t commerce suts, games and proximately 200. Ooo pounds have of recommending an extension of Ihe novelty contests for both children and forwarded out of Mounds. adults will begin at 4 00 p, m. A band piesrnt agres merit tel w ten miner Price shipments last year totaled ami oeratois, causing with it Ihe concert. fircwoiks and a dance at the about one amt one-hanullum coal tixle amendment piovlding for Silver Moon liiill will be the eve- IHIUtllls. a five-da- y woik wet k, atliat lions. The committee in The wool sent out of Puce was and commensurate wage Inthe CaiLun county high sci.uol day ,,bso nnestigatmg the pos-b..llli:r shipjH-t- l to films In principally ert axes. Nihility of staging a boxing card. Boston, Mass, and St, Louis, Mo. It is pi. i.ned lo have the The vole of confirmation on wage All of the morning, afternoon and hand play on eh.in tni t at the Carbon agicemenl. according lo Ihe distmt avenue !11 b evening events will be nt rMTtiun, I gmr.ing a! 10 30 a m, t he directum of the baseball teamjNRW OFFICERS OF eomiitullon, must cairy by a majority of manh w.t one blink while playng with a committee consisting of Glen the projxisal lo adopt and thin proa ed to the Price 'city O. Alln-d- , the committee rrjxirt failing la reand Georgedea George ceive Ihe required rnajoiity by four putk, V lii re a patriotic program conGnvet in direst charge. The ROTARY INSTALLED voles, sisting of slii.i t talks ami musical dance will te sponsored by the chamUaibon local union of ihe U. M. numbers will be pit scrited ber of commerce. W. A, were represented by the folThe luncheon hour will begin at ANNUAL DINNER lowing: Francis IVnixon. Sunnvside; The cominittix' announces that a niH.n, music by the b.md to provide general invitation has been issued to Isaac Evans. Columbia; Ernest Nixon, entertainment during the lutuh ail eastern Utah counties to particiHiawatha; W. M. Wheeler, Wattis; A free baseball game is sehedul- the in celebration. Hy pate John II. Iledd Takes Oxer Duties Chuiles Sunvpken. Consumers; Melt rose Furry, Mine; Rotx-r- t HenAs President of Club for I net Man I' or Supreme mayors of a and j Court Candidacy galaxy i Denver,i men saw- the cutoff opening. hundreds of business men, Judge George Christensen of Price esters, reporters and others, for many years a judge of the Seventh tie into Bund in the finest rail Judicial district court, formally an-available. The famous Bur- - pounced his for candidacy Wednesday Zephyr, holder of the world's the Democratic nomination for I record, was there. tice of the state supreme court I ppnmg. lest!: Wide Observance To Be Sponsored By Uiamber Of Commerce, Baseball Team -- M HI K AT the iKSS'.ShSU of Salt Lake in M I44" button as Price citys rep-vt- . William J. Held. Carbon bin Coum E .TTH tain-ma- ae.lctn states. .Id use NEWS-ADVOCAT- ,. ! ra OF THE SUN AND Plans for Independence Day Celebration in Price Made a to CONSOLIDATION ""'TV. t r Alt. MANYSCOUTS TO Iking of RECEIVE AWARDS IMPORTANT' AT HONOR COURT OFF ENT 3559 nehspapuwa JlE I SKfc; vy rax T -- S ki mis 1 soft-ba- if iff j i i guilty. ADVERTISE IN EUNA -- DIUM ISSUED IN EASTERN UTAH - - THE BENEFIT OF THE LARGEST COVERAGE AFFORDED ALMOST EVERY HOME IN CARBON AND MANY IN EMERY EACH WEEK |