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Show TWTTRSPAY, JULY 22, 1937 THE SPECIAL FEATURES PLANNED FOR BOY Expected To Attend Lively Week than one hundred Boy Scouts the annual ' are expected to attend Council training National Parks on upper Fish creek mp to be held i ruiy 26 to 31. Many of this number " lured by the special features " will be mcluded on the weeks program. ? These will be swimming, hiking, boatiand special ng, fishing, a barbecue, ; More music. The music will be under the of E. M. Williams who will a good deal of time at the camp I spend next week. He urges all Boy Scouts ? who play musical instruments to I bring them along. At least a forty-- ! is expected, which will piece band -. i furmsh entertainment during the eveI sup-ervisi- on 1 0 N -- A D V O C A T E WELLINGTON TO PAY TRIBUTE TO UTAH PIONEERS Pioneer day will be observed in Wellingtonappropriately with a sham battle between Saturday, pioneers and Indians recalling the early days of Utah. One of the principal features of the day will be a program of races and rodeo events at 4:30 p. m. Blooded stock from Emery county will be used in the races, according to Rulon (Twisty) Rich, chairman of the committee in charge. The rodeo program will include bronc riding, steer riding and calf roping. A program will be presented at 10 "00 a. m., followed by the sham bat- tie. In the afternoon, Wellington will engage Sunnyside in a baseball game, starting at 1:00 oclock. A dance in the evening will close the celebration. , PRICE. UTAH PACE Golden Rule" Nah, I? "test company in the industry. Complete line of fine woolens at popular prices now ready for early Fall trade. Attractive, ex PLANS GO FORWARD SCOUT ENCAMPMENT, LAST WEEK IN JULY iunre Than One Hundred Boys 8 FOR FIELD DAY AT SEE7 clusive proposition will be offered the yourself. Write at once for details. man who meets Qualifications.. 2300 The A. Nash Company, 190i Elm Adv. Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. men consider this the best moneymaker in selling field. Investigate for THB BINDING PRICE SOIL CAMP Public Invited To Take Part In Program Scheduled For Saturday, July 31 Plans for the field day at the Price camp of the soil conservation service on July 31 are moving forward, Superintendent Winfred W. West announced Tuesday. It is planned to devote the afternoon to a group field inspection over the Price demonstration area and ng projects. At program, open to the public, wall be held in the evening, with talks by visiting conservation officials featuring the meeting. Musical entertainment will also Presented, A barbecue and dance may also be nings. arranged. i As far as fishing is concerned, it Expressing the opinion that the soil extra fish will has been promised that conservation service has something of and Game Fish the be provided by value to demonstrate on much add SLAYER OF FORMER I commission, which should the field day, Mr. West asked support weeks enjoyment. to the of the public in making the event a aji Boy Scouts in this area are elig-is PRICE MAN JUDGED success. Cooperation of county offi- It jbie to attend the encampment. cials, Price and Helper officials and I necessary, however, that each boy ob-- 1 the Price Chamber of Commerce is, his from I tain a certificate of health SANE, FACES DEATH especially solicited, he said. f physician. The field day program will follow I A new road up to the new and a hearing conducted in the morning on of the site camp beautiful Execu(ion Of Harry French For by the state soil conservation commit I more lf French creek, a mile and tee to determine the necessity andj Killing Claude McCracken 1 the C. C. C. of organizing a soil conser-- ) Under Law feasibility Mandatory built by above the old site, is being flood control district on and vation I A tentative weekly program for the watershed. The ques-hel- d Price sane the a Found river following as follows: hearing, I camp has been arranged on a charge tion of boundaries and the propriety his conviction after 1 Monday morning .registration, setting of murder in the first degree, Harry of the petition asking the formation of up camp; afternoon, open; evening, French of Alturas, California, must the district will also be decided, Tuesday morning, troop campfire. die for the The hearing was called after land slaying of Claude L. Mc- forestry instruction under competent former Price Cracken, eveowners and water users of Carbon newspaperman. swimming; teachers; afternoon, The verdict which held French was county petitioned the state commit-i- n latthe and barbecue program, ning, of his mental facul-- ! tee for creation of a district, full ter to be participated in by the vari- ties at possession of the murder wasj the time 11 property owners and land ous Scout troops. death The pen- Thursday. nature study CUplers in the watershed are request-altWednesday morning, in view of the findings of thee(j be ln attendance, as well as and handicraft; afternoon, archery in the murder trial and msan-- 1 sa juries road officials, county and city procontest; evening, troop campfire hearing, is mandatory under Cali- 0fflciais and representatives of civic gram. Thursday morning, fishing; ity statutes. fornia stunt clubs and industries. afternoon, boating: evening, was visibly upset by the French Each a band and program. Wllham H Bennett, Carbon county camp night but his wife, Vayle French, Scout troop is expected to present a verd.ct agent is acting as corre- agncultural e emo 1n E in stunt. making application for The defense filed a motion for a spondent new Friday morning, nature hike; after- new trial and this argument will be1 noon, swimming; evening, court of 6. heard on August honor program and a, treat by the VALUABLE SALES FRANCHISE Mr. and Mrs. Bard French, Alturas district. Saturday the boys will break Mcwith feud whose publishers, Available in this community to man camp and return home. of a mimeographThe evening programs will be un- Cracken, publisher of good character. Sell and service were to the led ed sheet, shooting, der the supervision of Charles Madnot present when the verdict was high grade custom tailored clothes sen. for men and women, made by famous read. French started and was pale. The Price Man Selected defense demanded a poll of the jury to determine each individual verdict, In For and each juror said yes. State physciatrists testified after Mike Marakis of Price was named examination of the defendant that he treasurer of district 19 of the sane at the time of the shooting. Progressive associa- - .They declared that anger over articles tion (Ahepa) at the organizations an- - written by McCracken concerning the nual election Sunday at Como French family did not justify the P. S. Marthakis of Salt Lake treme measures taken by young City was elected district governor. French. ng i one-ha- J- SOAP 3 KETCHUP HEINZ 14-O- z. HEINZ Beef Steak Bottle . , SAUCE botl Snacks Kipperd CAN DRY ONIONS YELLOW 3-LB- S SPUDS gs. ... ! i . 19c 23c Iflp 10c Pigs Feet Glass SLICED PEPPERS GREEN POUND , 5c: ENDIVE UTAH POUND .... 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