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Show jump tfctfwww Annual jobbers Roost Annual Robbers Roost Roundup July MM' Roundup July 25'27 AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 25-2- 7 A CONSOLIDATION OF TIIE SUN AND Pnce, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, July flRBONS AIRPORT TAKES NUMBER SPOT UNDER EAST-WES- federal aid program runway plus surfacing of T LANDING PRESENT SPORTING FILMS TO BE SHOWN AT AUDITORIUM 1 strips is first project above another to be undertaken is the hard surfacing of the ent runway as well as lengthen-wee- k ng u When completed way will be 5800 feet in length. When these improvements have been completed, the Carbon county airport will be a Class 3 airport. Mr. Bergin reported also that Price is the first city m the state to be equipped with the new reg- air direction signs show-- 1 ing longitiude and latitude. One sign is located on the roof of the state road commissions house and the other is now being painted on the roof of the hangar at the airport. Mr. Bergin spent a great part of his day at the airport outlining the air sign which is now being painted on the roof. County Clerk B. H. Young reported that county officials will go into Salt Lake City this week- -, end to discuss the necessary air-- 1 port improvements with the CAA and the state aeronautical authori- - state aeronautical Joe Bergin, Price during was Rector, and wh.le of this Tuesday the Carbon he stated that hc , one number is the under the federal air appropriates of 1946 which SUSt Lints which are to be met by tt dates and counties for airport Ration and improvement. for which plans The first project prepared at the Carbon Junty airport is the lengthening and the of the present runways construand trading, draining east-we- st runway. cts of a new is Construction of a new runway the prevailing jesjary because blow in an rinds at the airport direction which makes for planes to land h impossible ware-'sou- nd The educational committee of the Carbon-Emer- y Fish and Game Protective association will present a series of films free to the public Friday evening at 8:00 p. m. in the Price civic auditorium. Among the films to be shown are Fishermans Paradise which is a film on big game fishing; Hunt-- a ing'ThrUls film on capturing allegators by hand in Florida; Thrills In Wildest Africa, a film about hunting wild animals in the African jungles and features pic- tures of a lion which leaped on the camera and The Making of a shooter", a film showing the ceess of teaching a youngster how to handle a firearm A11 films are accompanied by and the last mentioned is photographed in color, pro-illati- Business Houses, State Offices To ClOSC July 24th 18, Number 29 HERE BY 3RD WARD Plans Complete For Tenth Annual Rodeo DANCE IN CHAPEL TO END ALL-DAAFFAIR ALL RODEO PARTICIPANTS, SHERIFFS POSSE TO PARADE EVERY EVENING PRIOR TO SHOW The Price Third ward will sponsor a 24th of July celebration here next Wednesday and the program is under the direction of the wards auxiliary organization. The program will consist of a miniature parade on Main street at 10:00 a. m. and all are invited to enter and complete for cash prizes. At 11:00 a. m. a program will be presented in the Third ward chapel and a lunch will be served at the South Side park at Final plahs for the tenth annual Robbers Roost Roundup which will be held at the Price rodeo grounds starting next Thursday and continuing through Saturday night have been completed and all that remains to be done is to witness the actual performnees which are heralded to be the best ever seen in the local arena. Mayor J. Bracken Lee has issued a proclamation which and was published in the last issue of The CELEBRATION jTO BE SPONSORED Y ' Sun-Advoc- ' v E 1946 Y24TH All business houses, city, county and state offices and banks will be closed next Wednesday, July 24, a state holiday, according to a check made this week. The only offices which will be open will be the postoffice, the Veterans Administration contact office and the Bureau of Internal Revenue office. All of these offices are located in the federal building. The will be published on the regular day, Thursday, and all advertisers are requested to get their copy in by Tuesday night. on NEWS-ADVOCAT- Sun-Advoca- te whieh is again being published this week focusing attention on the wearing of western attire by residents of Price to give the three-da- y rodeo an aspect of western authenticity. All businessmen and others working in offices in the city are asked especially to don these garments as soon as possible. The rodeo committee received word today that at least 80 cowboys who will perform in the three-da- y show will arrive in Price on next Wednesday, July 24, and that all the "rodeo stock will arrive the same day. Each day, Thursday, Friday and noon. Beginning at 1:00 p. m. a series of sports events for children with cash prizes being given to the children will be staged at the FINAL CHECK OF PRIMARY RESULTS South Side park. Following this the children will a dance in the chapel at 2:30 have SHOWS run-wa- y. TWO north-sout- h TO OFFICES RUN on the present m. p. of construction With the A softball game has been schedwould this new runway the airport for the South Side park at uled Following a check of the votes be equipped to accommodate planes IS 4:00 p. m. The Third ward All-Stag 9 prevail-mcast Carthe in in the which . . , way L July primary no matter will play a team yet to be bon county by County Clerk B. H winds were blowing. INt,W rifc,AD VJr announced. 4163 was Young, it reported that In addition to the project listed ties. The days events will be climaxvoters cast ballots or a total of ed with a dance in the chapel to w 4079 Democrats and 84 Republi-Newhich Saturday, all performers, the everyone is invited. Also be ore will oficansresulting officers for 1946-19RETAIL GROUPS queen and her attendants and the At the Carbon Forty and Eight or- - Democratic and one Republican Carbon County Sheriffs Posse as run-of- f. were named last Sat- POST NEW LEGION ganization well as any others who wish to FOR MEET After the check it was found urday evening, July 13. Official- will parade on Main street enter, the groups name is La Societe'that Sheriff Joseph Dudler still at 6:00 p. m. Included ly beginning Jack Yack, lormer treasurer at es porty C Eight Carbon Voi- - ha( a ea( over the other three ORGANIZED BY TOMORROW NIGHT In the parade will be one of the Carbon college prior to entering ture 410 aspirants for the Democratic nomold stagecoaches which was used ination for sheriff with a majority the armed forces, took over that in the early history of Carbon new officials: VETS the KENILWORTH are Following associatof 15 votes. The previous report same position effective July 15, possession of the traveling trophy. county for The Retail Merchants chef de B. transportation purposes J. gaye; Willis, Helper, Another win for the local team at according to an announcement Dr. J. C. Hubbard, Price, chef de gave him a majority of 14. This ion of Price will conduct a meetibetween Price and the Uintah run-off next will the convention a eliminates priyear ng of association members and made earlier this week. basin. Calvin Jewkes has been elected mean Fred Voll, Helper, corre- majority that it will obtain permaMr. Yack was employed at the train; mary for this office. Sheriff Dud- - commander of the retail dealers who are not membThe rodeo committee stressed C. R. organnewly Crissman, Helper, spondent; troof the nent ler will go into the final election possession large ers tomorrow evening at 8:00 p. college until June, 1942, when he fact that this show is represenKenilworth American Legion the commissaire intendent; J. V. phy which is the prize for three tative of southeastern Utah and m. in the municipal Republican opponentf building at left for the armed forces. He was sen, Price conductor; John Hussey. the by ber! successive years of winning. R (hurley) whi? waf. this week. fee association office. Many subjrecently discharged. not merely a Price city rodeo. Price de la porte; Harry The last state convention was Also receiving a majority over Besides his duties as treasurer, Price, garde at this ects will be discussed In preparation for the anticipat- - . is the second new post to This Green River, lampiste; W. two Tasker, held in Price in 1942 and annual' other opponents was William meeting and all retailers are urged Mr. Yack will teach one or two ed DelCarbon in be crowds, the seating facilities at H. Williams, aumonier; Joe county conventions were discontinued organized L. Baker, Republican candidate for classes in business and it was to attend. rodeo grounds have been months. the The the B. six within commis past Price, voyageur; pha, the war years. However, United States senator. He had a Among the subjects that will be reported that an assistant treas-- i at Well during increased to care for the is new d cheminist, chem located other post .'greatly last year a state ritualistic contest total vote of 46 as compared to ; . , installadiscussed is the proposed urer will probably be employed. L .7 r. which Hiawa-Min . past years have oncrowds ( Lee g Kirk, nationaux; was held at which time the travel- the 38 combined votes for his two. Yack is from Neola, Utah, tion of parking meters along the . to view the perform to stand had Blaine Thompson Price) and now Kenilworth new post The opponents, George H. Crow and Main street in Price. ing trophy was placed in the field. Other subj- and is a graduate of Brigham Helper, Arthur V. Watkins. gprattling, 'has a membership of 35 and, The Price team, under the However, attended and ects will be the sale of merchan- - Young university . (Continued on Page Eight) locaux. chemmots a there is to Mr. Jewkes, of Hyrum Huntington, in-- 1 rection intoicordinS will ob-Watkins and go d:se by the beer taverns of the 9 city New York university where he ! at of least at visitors the State run-oTed eludes meetings ff Thomas, governor; sr.d the enforcement primary next month, potential membership of the tav-- 1 tained his masters degree in busi- de the only ones who wil1 aPPear on seventy in the community. were Charl Paul Holdaway, junior governor; BeCJ P era licensing ordinance passed by 'ness. Bill et serve Fred Winkenwerder, prelate; R.j to with elected Neither the Officers ballot. Far, fee city council He Republican succeeds on January 28, Josephine Limone'gare elected chef de gare et voi- - man receiVed a majority through- - Mr. Jewkes are Pete Cory, first B. Hammond, sergeant-at-arm- s, 'who newly 1946. Also to be since has treasurer been the will discussed be ture 230, and Charles Cotrell, chem out the state vice commander; Johnny Douros, and Edward Potts, orator. Wilfee regulation of the r hours of !uQ left. national pas, all of Salt Lake City , Qn the Democratic side of the second vice commander; Frank liam Toy was the organist and the business 48 bal,ot the only ameto appear Owen, adjutant; Cecil McCurdy, candidate was Rex Pierce. Mr. The association will also make F. wjn be those of E. B Miller and treasurer; Carl Empey, historian; Huntingtotn and Mr. Winkenwerand chef grand den, p W. Melich, grand chef de gaye of Silas Rowley for the S'for all employes some lime eom- - Neal Zwahlen, chaplain; John der sang the odes. As its part of the contest, the s, sergeant-at-armand Utah. A threatened strike of employees came missioner nomination. Zwahlen, Millqr during the summer. The picnic Row- - directors, Glendon Jewkes, Tony Salt Lake team initiated a conout of a of total with the Denver and Rio Grande 1583 and is now being planned for the recrvention class of 11 new members. Western railroad has been delayed 155L Th(?y Douros and Martin Ahlen. with endcd up eational area on the ,ley Range Creek ' The poetry contest which is be were the two high men of the sde of the new Among those from the Price The new initiates included John, for at least 30 days with the ap-a- nd Range Creek road four-ma- n Ted Glezos, Salt Lake lodge; pointm ent by President Truman race and Miller did riot post who assisted in the formation ing sponsored by the League of leading from Horse canyon. on the' . Loren was closed Writers Earl Utah a new votes were of for emergency accumulate Jenkins, Bruce McDonald 0f a three-membthe Jones, post enough Ernest Coult, president of the 15th of this month with approx-- 1 NeW and Monte Nelson, Price lodge; board, it was announced this C. Forand J. district commander, majority. association, stated: Friday eve-ra- imately 20 poems entered from Frank Tomsic, Steve Starr, Jack week. rester, adjutant. (Continued on Page Eight) meeting will be an opportto is Leonard Erin Koakie, W. L. Preston, John J. the according Under terms of the executive state, Engineer City unity for every retail business throughout Moore and Earl J. Brown, Helper order creating the board, its memof the now in the process of completing Robert Sundwall, man in president Price and Helper, if they lodge. bers will report within 30 days Southeastern Chapter of Utah the plats of the new addition to wsh to attend, to express his -of teams the which annex Carbon the losing Captains and in the meantime no changes, Writers. ITO opinions about ir any problems were Rudolph Sanich, , Mr. Sundwall stated that the prises that area formerly occu-- 1 Helper except by agreement, shall be businesses. We hope that L. C. Salt the CCC and and the to lodge, Farrer, Lake'made sent Duff, James be camp will by by the railroad or its em- pied will attend and that out of this poems of a Scenic post cards of Price and City lodge. from at San in the conditions from acquired editor recently property magazine poetry ployees meeting will come constructive on now are immediate the vicinity will church. Catholic the which the dispute arose. ideas, Marino, California, where they at all post card counters. sale named the board 24 The J con-1 annex president be judged. The winners will be Uly pbg entire Carbon These views, sponsored by the to investigate the dispute which the poets break-- 1 sists 0f ioo lots as plotted by Mr. announced A during Q7CANNING OJPrice city council, are in full color Mr. Truman said'in his executive fast which will be a feature of the; Leonard and these include 84 lots U IlllL are the first of their kind and order threatens to disrupt traffic annual state convention of the jn the new addition which will It was announced today by Ex- made available to the public. in Colorado, Utah and New which will be held here be available to purchase by vet- League alted Ruled Art Norton that the HERE of the board are Roger others the tourists and In past set on August 3 and 4. a II at erans of World War Price Elks lodge will not meet on seeking post cards in this section Gilbert F. Gower and Forrest McDonough, Salt Lake City; noted writers will be on price of $550, this price to include Many A the regularly scheduled meeting have been required to buy those E. Winters, immigration and nat- lecture and demonstration on hand to address those in attend- - the Judge j0hn W. Yeager, Nebraska, purchase of the lot plus side- - date, Wednesday, July 24, and picturing the parks of southwest- uralization officials, are in Price and Floyd McGowan, attorney of ,0fee canning will be conducted ance a the convention and Mr. waik and street improvements. this week giving the preliminary Borne, Texas. that instead a meeting will be ern Utah. Collt'ge on Juy 19 at Sundwall stated that everyone is lots in the held the following Wednesday, of the Twenty-tw- o examinations to who nine are now ' There different The railroads employees are P sessions to under direction of Miss invited attend the area formerly occupied by the old July 31. j. e natura filed for have local in petitions scenic " subjects pictured represented by the Brotherhood which will be held in the Price ccc camp have already been sold He also announced that the only cards. Four of these are from lization. of Railroad Trainmen. but since the addition of the meeting in August will be held on Only four petitions have been include Ferron and county Emery church property many more lots the 20th. 'Starting with September lake, Huntington canyon, Green filed and those were filed by Dom- - TWO NEW MEMBERS IN will be available. 11 the regular meeting days will River PRICE JAYCEE CLUB water wheel which was encia Milano, Helper; Guiseppi agent for Carbon be observed and thereafter the Nick lano, Belich, county, National, Helper; by early pioneers and 2ND SUMMER SESSION COMMISSIONERS CHECK club will meet on the second and still in use, and the Emery Two new members were ach0memakG-county and Mary Pero, Castle Gate. can help in STARTED MONDAY fourth Wednesday of each month. court house. Scenes from Price MONDAY NIGHT Those passing these examina- cepted into the junior Chamber VOTES Si cr,ltical situation and can k held pictures on the cards are the city tions satisfactorily will receive of Commerce at a meeting eed Ple starv'ing peoples Registration at Carbon college last week at the Country club. on their first Off street papers at citizenship Main auditorium. and at night, Jo! the me time for the opening session of the sec- the municipal swimming pool, August 24, according to County The two new members are Keith adechlate diet which is ond summer ?term which started commissioners was held Monday Leavitt and Johnny Mahleres. canof for Carbon College and the junior high Clerk B. H. Young. the purpose Ur henlth by Srowing on Monday was about the same as evening the ballots of the and school. All cards are colored. primary canning more food, Miss for the first term, according to vassing WELL AT 1200 FEET on the vetK,ore stated. After these cards have been held on July 9. The comworking Carpenters election John Yack, college treasurer. missioners found the ballots had erans student housing project at distributed over the entire It was reported today that the area, is being Most classes at the school are be- by arranged test well being drilled in the off oil Carbon walked their the a post card week will be officially college prebeen counted correctly by Chester Thomas of the ses-atoing continued from the first Creek area by the San it was Gordon figthat the this counters and jobs Monday, reported all time cinct proclaimed. During JohnsonUtritin CUndl Miss sion with new registrations occur Strict enforcement of the ordi- Juan Drilling company for the announced by the county day. According to reports the pre- citizens of southeastern Utah will ures S6C' Ml ring onIy in nT daSfeS' clerk and published on page 14 of vailing state wage rate was jiot be urged to assist in advertising nance prohibiting heavy trucks Pacific Western Oil corporation method, of demoi canning will be ond term will continue for being paid on the project and the this section of the state by mail- from operating through the busi- has now reached the depth of 1200 issue are correct. this dLscussod and al period of five weeks, according to hciaem?kpt-men walked off in protest. How- ing at least ten cards to friends ness section without mufflers, will feet. The equipment at the site d di be enforced, according to instruc- will be able to go to a depth of HOTEL LOT IS CLEARED ever, it was reported that they throughout the nation. pre tions to William Mclntire, chief of 10,000 feet if necessary. would probably be back on the nCed shrubs and of cards to and Distribution of trees the the Removal meals or who are plan- - FIRST WARD RELIEF of end inasthe the week northis on job the by merchants being done by the police, from Mayor J. Bracken ATTEND CHARTER the surPlus from their SOCIETY ORGANIZED leveling of the lot FETE Lee. gardens of Carbon Avenue and much as some settlement from Carabon County Associated comer east t0 aUend MiSS : Mr. hnson Lee would stated that of state be law Two members the Price junof the new hotel Washington North-si-te forthcoming Emery county cards are stated The L. D. S. Price First ward First prohibits lack of mufflers on all ior Chamber of Commerce and was completed this by that time. the Price for being sponsored Emery by reorganbeen has Relief society It is expected that the new units county commissioners. All cards automobiles, but many of the their partners attended a charter will be erected ized with Mrs. Hulda Johnson week. A sign The meeting will be completed prior to the are being distributed to dealers heavy coal trucks coming through night banquet of the Murray club x the of land, regular meeting of the sustained as president. Officers stating tne purpose I of the college this fall and at cost. be Price, day and night, causing ex- at the Lafayette room. Hotel Utah, will opening location whole sdledu!eafUnt. COmmissioners is chosen to aid Mrs. Johnson are and the cessive noise brought many free park- that they will be available to vetfor motorists to offered Monday evening. The two memcounselor 23, at Mrs. Verda Marx, first My erans will who Reid from business and week left last be a j bers attending v;ere June Parry construction the for plaints actual until attending sectbe ing 1 rom of tK COmmissioners and Mrs. Andrene Frandsen, school. fessional men. land at Twin Idaho. Marvin Morris. trip Falls, court house in Price. ond counselor. st ! BE OFF HELPER MAN rs it Former Treasurer - 47 Carbon College Resumes Duties CE nst Mota i - ... r ac-Ba- c?l fcXfclUllVh (JK1M TT POETRY CONTEST WINNER TO BE NAMED AT MEET Engineer Completing Plating Of Lots, In Audition er gs SCENIC POST CARDS NOW ON STANDS PUBLICIZE SOUTHEASTERN UTAH fac-the- j Elks To Postpone Meet inticf expert LECTURE Mex-Memb- j TOMORROW 'l. j , non-citize- ns j s j fci Carpenters Walk College Housing Job 3? nd Trucks Must Use Muffler Thru Price ers |