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Show :4 Pages 'fMY IN TWO sections AK, AND COMICS AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER "ONE NEWSPAPER, VOLUME 46 ONE COVFRAGE, OP THE SUN AND PRICE, CARBON COUNTY. UTAH. THURSDAY. ONE COST" I liners Of Carbon Await Strike 1 A CONSOLIDATION APRIL NEWS-ADVOCAT- E t 14 Pages IN TW O SECTIONS AND COMICS NUMBER 13 1. 1937 prominent in temferi Shrine Conclave Here To Draw Hundreds Of Visitors Saturday Call As Conference Deadlocks Fifty Candidates To Be Initiated At Spring Concert Scheduled Ceremonial; Parade, Unions Fail To Agree Before Pact Operators, : Expiration; New Word Expected Today 4 With 500 visitors expected here for coal miners in Carbon COUNTY PHYSICIAN the event. Price and Carbon county word .flfcW awaiting I AIL (jKOUr cn.y are anxiously will have the honor for the Saturday (Thursday) from the New York in their history of entertime first AFTER DIES unHEART and conference between operators Utah OF shriners at the spring EMERY taining CARBON, ion representatives as to whether they of El Kalah temple, Anceremonial on or will go Will continue working SEIZURE AT HOME cient Arabic Order of Nobles of the 4 SELECTS OFFICERS strike because of failure of negotiaMystic Shrine. contract to tions for a new working A community accustomed to the at midwhich one the expired replace Sudden Attack Proves Fatal To pomp and color of music contests and Wednesday. night Gomer P. Peacock Of Price To Dr. W. T. Elliott, Leader In similar events will have an opportunFrank Bonacci, field worker of disHead Of Association Fraternal Circles Civic, ity to witness something new in the trict 22 of the United Mine Workers Butchers Grocers, of way of festive pageantry. Alfred and Carey of America, Dr. William T. Elliott of Helper, board From a public standpoint, SaturUtah Scofield, Gomer P. Peacock of Price Tuesday Here are three of county physician and active figure in days conclave will be featured by a jnember of district 22, are contacting was elected president of the new Rethe leading figures civic and fraternal circles, died early parade of the El Kalah nion leaders in the various camps fola tail associaunless and Grocers Butchers that in the spring cere- Monday morning at his apartment patrol, regarded as one of the temple today, advising them tion of Carbon and Emery counties. most efficient units in the nation, and monial to be "held lowing a sudden heart attack. new agreement is effected or an He suffered the stroke while read- a concert by the famous Shrine band alis folOther contract as officers were named here Saturday by of the present ON Fri- lows: Vice president, A. D. Keller, El Kalah temple of ing and apparently was in good health directed by Leopold Yost, whose aclowed the miners will not work Castle Dale; secretary-treasure- r, A. T. the Ancient Arabic until the seizure. M. S. Wycoff, who tivities as parade judge in Price band dayWilliam BOND Castle Jones, agreement Order of Nobles of lived in the same apartment, was with contests have made him well known Gate; directors, present the tAlthough real H. Maack of the of B. the Mystic Shrine. the physician when the attack came, Kenilworth, throughout this district. Hyde concluded Wednesday night, a docsummoned he and not immediately be of will Price Charles Bertolino is at one, Helper, is the left Above, Fifty candidates for initiation into Strike, if there tor. However, all efforts to revive the Shrine will make the long trek inL. W. Peterson of Ferron. and H. Decision tonight, Voters Council Awaits until midnight Glenn, Eugene effective across the burning sands during the illustrious potentate Dr. Elliott were unsuccessful. The association will hold its. next On Plan To Construct asmuch as today is a miners holiday A resident of Helper for approxi- ceremonial. Twenty-si- x members of eight-hoof the working and the and the 12, temple, meeting Monday, April Civic Auditorium observing 15 years, Dr. Elliott was one of one is the largest which mately at Leothe the is class, charter will be kept open for memright day. of the countys best known residents. in the temples history, are from Carconnew A. contract, a for Yost, All pold bers and then. until retail a grocers .Negotiations Price citys proposal to construct He was prominent in veterans ac- bon county, while the remainder are ductor of the famous Mr. Bonacci said, were deadlocked butchers in the district desiring to new civic auditorium and city hall Shrine band. Inset is tivities, being a past commander of from Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo "Wednesday night, and the conference enroll as charter members are invit- costing approximately $150,000 will 21 of the American E. reachJ. and other cities. Johnston, captain of the Shrine Carbon post No. be either approved or rejected Friday adjourned with no agreement meet ed to attend. and at the time of at Helper Legion is will A delegation of Grand Junction as one of which conference patrol, regarded ed. The joint The association approved when taxpayers go to the polls to cast de chef of office the death his holding 3:00 the m., at in best p. nation. Shriners is expected, marking the at the last meeting state that the ob- their ballot in a special election in the again today (Thursday) of Carbon voiture of the Forty first time western Colorado has been regare are instructions other apd unless jects of the association are to pro- which the council seeks permission to and Eight. He was a past president represented in a ceremonial function ceived today or tonight from New mote a better acquaintance of per- issue $85,000 in bonds to guarantee of the Carbon County Medical society of El Kalah temple. be that may settlement York of any sons engaged in the retail grocery and repayment of a public works adminisand was always a leader in activities Utah in Most of the nobles will make the meat business in Carbon and Emery tration loan. TO cached, the 3000 coal miners of that organization. Dr. Elliott becoal soft nationwide trip to Carbon county jjn a special If the proposed bond issue is apwill join the counties, for the arrangement and adlonged also to the state and national train originating at Ogden. The train an strike. outright justment of local or state jealousies, proved the city will obtain medical associations. will depart about 11:00 a. m. from i The outcome of the conference will price cutting and illegitimate compeof $65,000 from the P. W. A. and grant His fraternal affiliations included the junction city, and will pick up a coal Utah 3000 esto a loan for the balance necessary affect approximately tition; to buy, own and sell real George Jorgensen, president of the membership in Price lodge No. 1550, at Salt Lake City. miners in Carbon, Emery, Grand, tate; to erect, build and own store erect the building. Carbon L. D. S. stake, will go to Salt B. P. O. Elks; Joppa lodge No. 26, F. large delegation be made at Provo There will Another stop counties. Summit and A public statement issued by Mayor Lake City Saturday to confer with & A. Sevier to erect and conduct packof the Royal to buildings; Price chapter from the central M.; in Shriners miners up pick are approximately 20,000 and grocery J. Bracken Lee and the council urges general authorities of the L. D. S. Arch Masons and Charles Fred Jennear- ing houses, markets district. and Utah states Mountain the Rocky stores; to buy and sell such merchan- support of the measure, which, it is church relative to the seminary which nings commandery of the Knights Upon the trains arrival in Helper dise necessary to properly conduct claimed, involves a necessary mu- will be constructed in Price. ly 400,000 in the nation. 3:00 p. m., the nobles, led by a Templar. about are demanding Attention is The miners Ilsuch enterprises; to protect the pub- nicipal improvement. Definite plans for the building arin born Verona, was Elliott Dr. inthe patrol and band, will march week, wage day, five-da- y lic against the sale of impure foods, called by officials to the fact that a rangement and the construction sche- linois, March 31, 1889, a son of Wilthe business district and then all for a day cents day eases of 50 misbranded and goods, substantial portion of the building dule will be announced after the con- liam and Mary Tupper Elliott. His through to the train to continue the contract return men and 15 cents a ton for the public from funds can be obtained from the gov- ference, Mr. Jorgensen said. father was a physician and practiced journey to Price. combined. and further protect detrimental to ernment without necessity of repayminers and machine men the financial campaign in Illinois until his death in 1905. other Meanwhile practices many The visitors will arrive here at 4:15 The basic daily wage in the Utah their welfare; to encourage the man- ment, whereas federal money may to raise the Carbon stakes share of school in Illi p. m. and will parade from the depot attended Elliott Dr. east is it the mines is $5.94 and in the cost of the building is progressing nois, completed his high school course to the intersection of Main street and ufacture and promote the sale of not be available later. The city administration claims that in the various wards under the direc- in Minnesota and had some training home products. Carbon avenue, proceeding west This will be a peaceful strike, has been con- tion of Parley H. Rhead. finthe He building present held be of will by in the Oregon. meetings unUniversity Main for approximately two Regular local mid Mr. Bonacci. Our 29 in North along on the second Mon- demned for some time, that a new medical his association ished the training and then turning around and blocks receive will ions throughout the state structure will eventually be necessary Fisk where The at month. each of western Chicago, university marching east through the business instructions by wire from district day of officers yill and that the present time, when fedan M. D. degree district. The parade will be followed with slate the he that graduated to provide permit is opporFiles headquarters at Cheyenne mainteninclude two from Emery, three from eral funds can be secured, (Continueo On Paok Eight) by the band concert. structure. It is the continued employment of tune for erecting the two from and and Price acShriners will then retire to the MaHelper ance men to protect property, in the new hall will aid Pi' ice Andrew Feichko is named defend contended districts. sonic temple for the first section of mining camp convention program ant in two suits filed in district court ROAD REPORT FOR eordance with past customs during en- in developing its on named be will the initiatory work, starting at 5:30 Committees Walkouts." and will also provide needed recrea- Friday by the Walker Bank and fellowship, p. m., after which the nobles will tertainment, grievances, i facilities through the gymnas- Trust company to recover property tional and march in a torchlight parade to the ISSUED membership. ium which will be an THIS AREA legislation, auditing integral part and money allegedly belonging to the Game Silver Moon hall to complete the iniof the building. estate of the late Dr. F. F. Fisk under tiation. f There has been no open organized a contract of sale and a promissory RECEIVED BONUSES (Continued On Pace Eight) Present Still Rocks I opposition to the issue, and city offi- note. The plaintiff corporation is Falling Danger To Drivers In cials are confident the measure will trustee in the Fisk estate. Price Canyon GROWERS BEET BY gain approval. Restoration of property involved in Nick Bemardi, membership comwill the contract of sale is sought, the election the for Effect Carbon-Emery places Polling mittee chairman of the from falling rocks in Price Slims Northwest follows: as Price, be Danger assothat $2300 princlaiming Protective complaint Fish and Game In Central Price, city cipal and some interest remains canyon still exists, according to an ciation report the annual drive for Checks Totaling $3000 Arrive Motor company; local announcement Amanda Mrs. by Wednesday hall; Northeast Price, The contract was paid. For Distribution To Carbon hew members is progressing nicely. April 3 will mark the first Saturresidence; East Price, court January 2, 1925, the defendant having officials of the state road commission, Horsleys Farmers J The associations 1937 membership moCounty to school. their Southside reiterated who day of union closing hours for Carbon warning house; South Price, made a $200 payment on the principal Js approaching the 500 mark, and the over was care in to use election county meat markets under an agreeof driving torists list revised A judges conand $760 34 in interest, work of contacting sportsmen is ment recently reached. Bonus checks totaling $3000 were announced by City Recorder William route. judgment 0f $200 on the promissory the tinuing daily. is still in A uniform schedule, which became route received by Carbon county beet pro- - Grogan, as follows: Northwest Price, ncde Indian The canyon is 1933, 18, executed November Funds derived from membership ducers this week from the Holly Sugwith effective officials Mrs. Ruth Thursday (today), provides reported, Flynn requested Mrs. Mina Brooks, poor condition, are used to develop the fish and ar company of Colorado, according to holes considerably hin- that markets open at 8:00 a. m. and Central bad , Price, several Rathmill; Arthur and game resources of the two counties an announcement Tuesday by Ray Averill, Mrs. Francis dering traffic through the Park at the close at 6:00 p. m. on every working for the benefit of sportsmen, and for Branch, field representative of the Mrs. Frank For C. of Willow Creek canyon. Care- day. The new time arrangement will Smith;! head Mrs. and Miles Harry that reason association officials feel firm. O. ful driving is required, and it is re- also be observed in Mohrland and Price, Karren Axelgard, the campaign merits support of all The bonuses were paid on the 1936 Northeast commended that the stretch be used Huntington in Emery county. H. Guymon, Ethel S. Taylor; East hunters and anglers. 70 growers Heretofore virtually all meat shops Mrs. Vivian Bernardi, A. C. crop, and approximately only during the hours when the road Price, in the payments, Biddle and John A. Mathis; South share the county have operated until in is the frozen. in county Car-an- d CARBON SOLONS BILL SIGNED loans rehabilitation in individual said. Carbon in Gardner county eight oclock on Saturday nights. Most state roads Mr. Branch Price Marie Hanson, Lillie counties are being are in fair condition, it was stated. Among the bills signed by Governbon beet production for sugar Contracts Leonard. Zoe fmery or Henry H. Blood Saturday was a to the fed MARRIAGES DROP OFF season are expected to arrive late The registration list for the elec- - prepared Salina canyon was reported as bemeasure sponsored by Senator G. G. this administra-thi- s next of rehabilitation eral rural and mud fore 730 of part license business in Carthe or names, because difficult week Marriage tion bears approximately dis-- a ing Lindstrom of Spring Canyon, repeal- this scheto Mark activities Johnson, tion, according bon county slipped back into the dolruts at a number of points. number including those who paid week, with planting ing the law requiring that all amounts duled to start about April 15. PlantMet supervisor. in voted 1936 and drums during the past week. Only in tax property in excess of $100,000 in the inherithave already area is already the last applications Forty River two licenses were issued during the election. Green the in general ance tax fund go to old age pensions. ing been made, approximately 75 per cent Ed. seven-da- y period ending Wednesday, This means that all inheritance tax that 450 bags to County Clerk B. H. Mrs. Clarence Nixon is visiting with of them having been granted, Mr. Branch reported according Mr. revenues will go to the general fund, said. of U. S. relatives in Heber City. Johnson 125 bags and Youne. other provisions having been made of phosphate seed had F No 1 blight resisting beet for assistance to the seed. for company the from received been I Ed. Scherer of Latuda, prominent farm- JUNIOR- distribution to Carbon county union leader, has been appointed AT DAY FOUR business agent for craft unions of erprospects look increasingly bright C. Nash J. Carbon county, succeeding crops, : BANDS this year for beets and otherweather of Price, who recently resigned. On : cold Will The said. Mr. Branch Mr. Scherer, who is president of to crops, harmful Students in the eleventh and served to kill insects Carbon County Central Labor the moisture of seamount will The college announcement of the grounds. present twelfth Definite grades of the Carbon counwhile the large union, was chosen for the post at a Definite m excellent assurance that four has street. Fouth on East face school will vie for class ground the high Price ty a for the lection of site placed junior of craft union western Colorado schools will parthe ancouncil instructed City Attor- meeting Monday night The preeminence Friday during college was made Tuesday by SuperThe appointment will be presented Junior-Seniticipate in the national regional shape. of observance nual ney Frank Hanson to institute conintendent G. J. Reeves, who reported demnation proceedings in order to to the central union Monday for ratimusic contest here on May 12, 13, day. 14 and 15 was received that the groups concerned in choos- extend Fourth North street east from fication. the during The classes will participate in a 1 on location had agreed the past week. Contest Director Arthur ing to street the Third East Finished cemetery Be variety of contests, one of the prinMOOSE ELECTION TUESDAY S. Horsley property on the basebaU dia- road. reported. cipal events to be a posture parade. mond south of the grandstand. In a letter received Tuesday, He was also authorized to prepare Helper lodge No. 1659,new Loyal Winners will attend the annual B. of one is offithe contest committee was advised Work at the Price airport $80,000,-00- 0 With the college project officially a deed transferring the property from Order of Moose, will elect Y. U. invitation athletic carnival at of the meeting at that Palisade will compete in Class the projects included m the the cers at a regular council the speis to state. also It the launched, procity the city Provo late in April. Bicycle, relay R and Clifton in Class C. Homer nationwide airport development took ac- posed to deed some property to the order Tuesday, April 6. cial Monday night meeting and novelty races and baseball enFlick is music director at both which the government is will be to clear the way for providing a Carbon school district for the erection games and tennis matches STORE CLOSED FRIDAY deavoring to push to completion by site. schools. events. tion of buildings necessary under the STATE bond election, other competitiveassembly programs Bands and orchestras of both cost- The arrangements to build the recently adopted plan whereby the Because of the city Student body local here will be of store the unit Grand Junction senior and project, while college on the baseball field will ne- eleventh and twelfth grades of the the state liquor both classes will be other feaby closed all day Friday, according to an jhhior high schools will partici- - in? $5384 has been the from moved be school will the of the day. tures cessitate grandstand high turning as suspended B. the committee has been inederal records list and estab- present building and operated in con- announcement by Manager George north the toward around an appropna formed. Wallace. another unit for which made. lishing a new diamond north of the nection with the junior college. had been About 2400 Kt tay Ak sub-distr- ict full-dre- ss TAXPAYERS WILL on VOTE FRIDAY PROPOSAL ur by-la- ws . CONFERENCE SET STUDY STAKE SEMINARY PLANS six-Jjo- ur short-weig- ht - by-la- Estate Trustee Court Actions ws Associations Annual Membership Drive Moves Ahead New Schedule Takes For Markets Carbon District Additional Loans Rehabilitation Sought Scherer Chosen Business Agent For Craft Local Unions Junior College Site Is Selected y COLORADO ASSURED FOR PRICE MEET Building Be Erected Baseball Field SENIOR EVENTS SCHOOL LISTED or To Airport Program July ! ' tion of $10,541 city-own- ed , |