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Show fgaSDAY. AUGUST 20, 1936 PAGE FIVK FIFTY ATTEND MEETING IN PROTEST TO CHANGING OF WATER RIGHTS Approximately fifty persons from SCHOOLS OPEN ON Carbon and Emery county, comprising members of the Price River Water Conservation District and SEPTEMBER EIGHTH other interested parties, journeyed to Salt Lake City last week to meet with members of the state water commission and enter protest against possibility of E- A. Call and Winnefred Hauser. the state transferring certain water New Class Schedule tights affiliated with the old Goose- - a ntw form 0f cass schedule has berry dam, to other sections, divert- - been worked out for all classes, it ing water that is used primarily m was said. Classes are now put on an irrigation here, with practically all re- basis hourly Due State Money buin-being accomplished study The meeting was held in the as- tdass IH'iiod All pupils as room of the state capitol and lllf as a class each will teachers have was another chapter in the eontrov'1 lod ersy between the water conservation C Uss st',u'duU's will not be mailed district and state, whereby the latter indicated that because of back debts ,ut ,0 lho 1,ldlv,dual students except due from this unit, it has the right to hos m'w t0 th, dlslu'1 whl dld ,ut an lum,y to n'UT last divert water where revenue deems it spring favorable The same fees as of former years According to the leports given, the water users were protesting the move will be charged all students at regisac- to shift the water from the Gooseber- - tration time, $3 for student bixly Ur ',vltu'-- and department of head Fish the at Creek, ry reservoir to Sanpete county residents, estab tenance. Hooks m most of the subH'cts wiU be the ones used last year, n restraining J P Purchasing second hand books local sections the use of head water do so- fubject to that condition sources. If the site were transferred to register, will Students it for usage bv Sanpete residents, b ,ak ,he Pf'nin would leave Price and Carbon county All who l'f for hl,o without possession of headwaters of mj entering not register and fust time is one Creek Fish any magnitude. u.K. fluld fill out their cards of the main tributaries of the section u'd, preference eating under discussion which in turn is the date. that water of this seasons irrigation The principal will be found at the school each day and will be pleased to assist any student in mapping his course. September 3, 4, 5 have been definitely set aside for this purpose although there is no specific date. Tni'e, Childrens Girls Rayon Misses ANKLETS BLOOMERS PANTIES Regular 15c Pair Good quality Rayon Lace appliance trim 10c 15c 25c SHAMPOO Large Bottle Girls School Dresses The very latest styles in dresses f or girls and misses. Wool, Rayon or Rayon Rumson PRINTS Yard 10c Flaxon Voile Batiste PRINTS 15c Girls Girls HANDKIES Large size Fast colors HATSTAMS WOOL SKIRTS 9SC BLOUSES 79 Merchandise Guaranteed 10 ly d,l-- s - 1 rce Dioxice Firm Chief Returns T o Seattle; Business Satisfactory Close Out lss WOOL SWEATERS dur-semb- . Values to 39c fabrics 10c Bordens and percent Girls Sleeveless SWEATERS All Wool Arthur E. Goodwin of Seattle, farmers and those dependent upon Washington, president and general manager of the Carbon Dioxice Co., the waters for irrigation. Representatives were present from returned to his home city Saturday Price, Helper, Wellington, and other after having spent several days communities. Huntington, also tending to business interests of his interested in the situation, sent a firm in this area. Included with his duties while here was organizing fin- strong delegation. co'Tpany "f W al, Agreement Understood at for the .nstalla-ha- d Wellington state the pant of new It was understood that This added equipment agreed to accept $40,700 for their material is to be placed in the plant in regards rights and water holding soon as it arrives and will increase to the Carbon water canal. What steps to.the productive quality of the unit, in attempting that are to be taken MrGoodwin, always a staunch secure a clear title, remain to be seen,1 of this district reported supporter that of many but it was the opinion highly pleased with his attended the session, that the picture that he was here and was very opti- firms setup extent. some to was c'arified -. mistic storconcerning the futine of the Definite action by the water business and the held companys is itself up being age committee continued of improvements in a checking of their findings. Jpects field. business the general A complicated arrangement persists local 'at the present time, both for the k "5 members and for the state, but un- - Mrs- Buth and Miss Olive Crosby be to raveling of the red tape is hoped Pappas have been recently added to s ar e soon. .the permanent clerking staff at the local General Department store, according to announcement this week !by Elmer Klitgaard, manager. This DUD HAV ACC AID .brine the store permanent operating personnel to seven, he advised, in re- llCLl Ll 1XTI Xi.r porting an unusually splendid gain in , the local unit's business r Helper Kiwanians met Wednesday night to complete arrangements for' f the annual Helper Day celebration,! directed by this club, for the fifth consecutive year. FOR SALE 4 ROOM HOUSE WITH Starts With Tarade bath. $1300. Terms. Phone 313. The program of the day will open with a parade at 11 a. m., August 27, MENDENHALLS with Director C. E. Dalby in charge New and Used Parts of the leading unit, Helper Junior Wrecking. 27 Special and Advanchigh band. At 11:30 a softball game until ed Nahs. Good 32x4 Used Tires last will teams between picked noon. Promptly at 12 Oclock a bathCheap. 62 North First West ing beauty contest will be held, contestants to be members ol the Helper ent 71 Kiwams club. An unusual parade Ave. Phone N. Carbon contestants. feature will be the rodeo Baseball Game FOOD CHOPPERS AT BIG SAV-Tafternoon program will begin ingS) Carbon 2nd Hand Store, with a baseball game, Helper C. U. vs. Price or Salina, at 1:30, followed at 3:30 by a rodeo show. Sports for FOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT. IN-tchildren will be conducted quire John Rastler, 575 E. 2nd So. throughout the afternoon, and at 5:00 p. m. races will be held. FOR RENT OR LEASE ONE OR A street dance from 9 to 12 p. m. d two apts. Call 544-will bring the day to a grand finish. All program events are free to the GAS CAMP STOVE public, with the exception of the rodeo show. 2 00 at Carbon 2nd Hand Mayor Sprattling will oniy officially ask all merchants to close store, from noon until 5:30 p. m. in order MODERN that their employes may join in the FOR SALE basement apt. 2 home. affairs. Hardwood floors: double baths. Committee Given garage, Stucco. Built 1930. Terms. Committees for the days various 417 So. 1st West. Call 392-events are: Dr. J. J. Dalpiaz, general chairman; Ernest Flaim, Cliff Mem- DISPLAY CAS-Ra- y sports.'j. D. Pappacostas, John Milan, FOR SALE GLASS at very reasonable tables and William Sutton; refreshments, Besslc Kennedy Millinery PnceMacKnight, J .R. Loftis, A. T. Jones;! LoM. V. Black, publicity, Fred Bosone, George Pizza, Jack Vignetto; streets ELECTRIC WASHER ONLY $5.50 AT and dance, Bill White, John Quilico, farbon 2nd Hand Store. Vic Litizzetti, M. P. Street and S. P.'. ALTO FOR SALE CONN Colton, finance. Saxophone. Wilson Virden. 325 No. A steel letter file for as low as 1st W. Phone 42. Price. cents at The ninety-fiv- e FOR SALE 2 BLDG. LOTS, 80 FT. giant size for $1.45. house and x200 Ft., with north of blocks 2 Located barn. CARD OF THANKS St. $250 cash, terms, if buyMain To the many who extended aid and er takes over $285 delinquent taxes. sympathy during the illness and folInquire 163 W. 2nd N. lowing the death of our dear father and husband, we wish to extend JUVENILE VEHICLES while you wait, at Carbon 2nd Hand through this method our sincere thanks. We also wish to thank the! store. many who sent beautiful floral of- NEW FOR brings. 360 Main. East washer at a bargain. .MRS. F. M. GENTRY - pros-pendi- Boys DRESS CAPS ng - nri riiliV . School Values In Every Department Girls Twin SWEATERS Boys Boys All Wool DEEP TONE SWEATERS SHIRTS Zipper front All Sizes .49 As Shown Guaranteed Fast Colors aSSlTlCU , - s 61-- J. he he Mens All Wool Boys Khaki GYM PANTS 10c SWEATERS BOYS FANCY DRESS SHIRTS New Colors . BOYS BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS 3 For Sl.OG Childrens Ladies Boys Girls SHOES OXFORDS OXFORDS GYM SHOES New Smart style Leather Sole Size 1 to 6 All Sizes Black and brown 5V2 to 2 1 .98 - .98 $1 - te, GENERAL DEPT 5 TORE Store for alt your shopping 7be LYRIC THEATRE - PRICE UTAH " NEXT TO J. steam-heate- RE-TIR- SALE-PRACTIC- |