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Show f- THURSDAY, TBS MAY 11 1131 8 UK, THURBPA PRICE, UTAHEVERY '' ' fv'i if' Utah Editors To Take In Scenery and Fish On Moab Trip Editor from all over the atate of Utah will pass through lJrine next week on their wav to Moab for a pleasant vacation down the Colorado river. Approximately fifty editors are to meet with the Eastern Utah division of the Utah State Press association for the summer meeting of the division, May 22, 23 and 21 A house boat has been hired from the Moab Fish and (lame association, together with guides and camping outfit for the three-da- y ratfishing ex- cursion. After a short business session in Moab, the party will take the boat several miles down the Colorado river. Within recent months, the Colorado river has' been much in the limelight due to the negotiations leading np to the -- final enactment of the Boulder dam bill and the contention in a lawsuit in federal courts, whereby the United States government sought to obtain title to the bed of the river bv contesting the elaims of the state of Utah. Aside from this publicity, tuis wonderland has been little exploited. Few people in the state have availed themselves of opportunity of visiting in their own' backyard, speaking figuratively, and little realise the wonderland that has escaped the attention of the tourists.Utah editors are making the trip primarily to eateh a string of catfish. Leu than ten years ago, sportsmen of Moab, through congressional influence, ware able to secure is shipment of three cans of channel eat finger-lingThese were planted in the river at Moab and promptly forgotten. In 1925, Moab disciples of I use Walton commenced eatehing a new variety of fish that resembled the speckled mountain .trout, later identified as channel eat. The river is now filled with this fish. Aside from the fish, the treat that these pen pushers are to have is the beauty of this virgin territory. The trip to Moab will be one long remembered and it is our prediction that the newspapers of this state will noon be publishing poetry on the return of the editors. s. awe-inspiri- M. H. Wilson, chairman of the aj. rertiaing committee of the Utah Elks' in convention Price on June 5 state and 0, announces the following pro. gram for the eonclave: Friday, June 5 Registration, gjg . m.; call for first session, 11 Jo m.; recess, 12:30 p. m.; eall for session, 1:30 p. m.; dinner 6 p. m.; initiation in eoarge of a gan team, winners of 1931 ritual-sti- e contest for Utah, 7 p. in.; danes or Elks and ladies only at Silver Moon, 9 :30 p. m. A bridge party for the ladies will be held Friday ' at the Country club. Saturday, June 6 Parade of all odgea in uniform, prixea for test ip. learanee and largest per capita nun-e- r of Elks marching, 10 a. m. ; public meeting, Price City park, 11 a. o.; noon recess, 12 noon; golf tournament for ladies, 1 oclock p. m.; pub. ie dance at Silver Moon and Below me two view of the river d canyon below Mnb. The lower picture shows the Moab Fish aud Game associations large house boat which has been remodeled for the aceoiuodution of large tourist parties. For a hundred miles the Colorado river wends through a canyon ; with precipitous cliffs on either side, This is the country where .nature cleaned its juiint-brns- li after paint-- ! ' ing the mountains and canyons of the state of Utah. Colors vary from a dull gray to an almost vivid scarlet, with touches of green, blue, red mid purple. Tlio picture in the upper right-han- d corner shows a few (if the iiuiosiiigi scenes along the route. It is near this , territory that untouched remains of a are' forgotten race of to be found. A trip ran be arranged to take the house boat down the Colo- rado, where it is met with rtek out- fits to take a party over this nrehneo-logirstore. Those wishing to make such a trip need only to get in communication Bish with 1 L. Taylor, Moaba: aniinblo editor and sportsman. This hastily written article ia prompted by the fine hospitality and friendship shown by the Moab which ia Mr. Taylor. left-han- after-nou- n s, i after-noo- n ; . cliff-dwelle- rs i i Bain-bo- w Gardens, 9 p. m. al lresident Howard Graham of the Jtah Elks State association will give an address at the initiatory services friday and J. T. 8 pence, grand exalted ruler of Salt Lake City Lodge No, 85 will be the principal speaker it the public meeting in the park. . ' Times-Inde-pende- Depression Hits Cupid Past Year In Utah CRUELTY, FAILURE TO PROVIDE CHARGES BRING DIVORCE Ada Lanxetta was granted a divorce from John Lanxetta Friday in the Seventh district court on grounds of cruelty and failure to provide. She was awarded custody of a minor child, alimony of $25 per .month and $35 attorney feets. They were married on April 12, 1917 at Terra Haute, In- diana. Alleging failure to provide, Erma Thompson has filed suit asking for a decree of divorce from James Thompson. The couple was married st Price May 6, 1927. Mrs. Thompson asks custody of two minor children, alimony of $25 monthly and attorney fees. PRICE STUDENT TO GRADUATE FROM U. A. C. THIS YEAR Rex Warren of Price, a senior at the Utah State Agricultural college, is completing his final term of coliege work this month and will be graduated from the eollcge at commencement on June 1, with a bachelor oL science A California editor was held np and degree in animal husbandry. robbed of $7. Anyone who can rob an During his four years attendance at the school, Warren has licen regiseditor of $7 isnt a highwayman tered - in the school of agriculture, hes a magician. The bureau of census at Washington, D. C-- , announces that according to returns received, there were 5649 marriages performed in Utah during the year of 1930, as compared with G286 in 1929, representing a deem of 637 or 10.1 per cent In 1922, then were 5233 marriages performed. husof animal During the year 1930 there wen the field in majoring 1015 divorces granted in the state, u bandry. He is a member of tiie agri- ROAD compared with 1012 in 1929, reprecultural club and belongs also to the s senting an increase of three or Beta Kappa national social fraternitof one per cent. In 1922, then yUNEMPLOYED were 15603 divorces granted. in Then were Somo men fool themselves in nu1930, marriages annulled as compared with 22 in 1929. merous ways but the one who tries to The estimated popnlation of the make himself believe that a fivc-eeA large number of Carbon eounty state of Utah on one dune as well a as smokes cigar July 1, 1930, wu men will be given employment on the 509,000, and on never succeeds. 1, 1929, 503Ql July Scofield road project, according to On the basis of these estimates, the the chairman of E. Walter Knox, Don't borrow The Sun Subscribe. number of marriages per thousand of county commission. Total eo?t of the imputation was 11.1 in 1930 igiinxt mdertaking, which consists of some 125 in 1920; ind the number of di.wclve miles of construction end nine vorces per thousand of population ns .riiV.s of iinrroremrnt, between Co! 1.99 in 1939, as against 2.01 in 1029. will and Scofield the be in mi neigh The nnmber of marriages informinihood of $16,(1 fill. and Utah eounty ed and the number of divorces and .vill bear ipTJOU of the expense, as part annulments granted were reported by if the read lies in that county. Knox .he county clerk of eneb com-ty- . The 'umnnciv that approximately for 1930 are preliminary and . figures men in all will be given work to correction. ubject ::ud some of the labor will come from Ui di c;m,y, but the majority will be Passes from Carbon. Mend rvs of the board of nmmia-huir- r. of Hit-- two coamics vent over .he rni ns-- route Th.iisday, md they Official word has been receivoaiinnod the to-- t a d the plans. The 'd that F. M. Alder,jusl F- -: :. on? rctdi w!.:ch will be built her its of tLe Foureh Jmli 'ai di porters rr Prv Vedev and will rict has si.eue.srf ally 3v.cn .he bx to town .pr the Pleas-n- t riamiiuition and i , to a prer in the Valiev .re dam, shortening lipTcme court on be May 18 he distr-nrhv two miles. admitted to prajtiro liw in this stale. Waive About the middle of March the ".ininatinn was given to tv.e.ily-lfy applicants. Out of that numner lliere were lut five who were micecsrfal ? W Nil k MuiV aid Jack Mills waived and Aider was listed among i.e five. rrlliuinary hearing on a charge of In order to raise the atsmlari: - of the vs ml larceny Friday before Justice profession, each year the bar etainjnf-tio- n W. lliinmumd and were held for have liecomc a little nnro rigi-iial in the Seventh district rourl and difficult. i he pair are alleged to have stolen Alder is well known in Price, hav-ni ear belonging to Wilbur on been eourt reporter in this Ilardy Gate. They were capMay 3 ut Ca.-Jlfor twenty years. Court procedit on'd in Salt Lake City several days ure will not be new to him, later, and returned to Price on Iasi will lie a novel experience to be ir fhi'v. lay evening. Marks wife nnd ported in the trial' of ilir.8 Opal Conk who were arrested of the reporter. wiiii the siKpccts at Salt Lake City were lodged in jail here but were MOTHER OF MRS. M. F. BRAFfEI the next day. DIES AT SPANISH FORK Shcrifi S. M. Bi Us announces that Mrs. Gudrun Johnson, a resident d .lie defendants have admitted the H- itf? 4, w crime. Tiny are uLo accused of rob- Spanish Fork for the past i'nrty-fi- v years and mother of Mrs. M. i Bra' bing the ool hall at liolapp of fet of Price, died at the home of her and to the of amount money chiindjsc $13. The pair were unable to furnish daughter, Mrs. Augusta Johnson. Sat bond of $:0.,0 and are being held in nrdny morning. She was horn st Wed-ma' e county jail. Island, Iceland, July 27, SO, t daughter of John and Sarah John? She was widow of Einor 'ohn By who died the a number of years ugo- - hW" (Service viving are three daughters. Mw. R Legion Braflct of Price, Mrs. Al e T'?-oof Los Angeles, Mr. Vocud V Mrs. Eleanor Iielior has been electJoiinf-os ed j resident of ihe Service Star n Xieolis of Spanish Fork; on Johnson of Ogden; for thp coining year. Other are Mr. Vcldn Kcdd, first vice grandchildren, one great gran-l'hil- i . Agnes Fullmer, secjre idcnt;-MrsMETHODS ond vice president; Mrs. Lula Thom-;a-- i, INSrECTOR STUDIES OF DAIRIE3 SEVIER icereiary; Mre. Margaret Lee,eor-i- i secretary : Mrs. Alice Fer-p- u, J. B. Jcwkes, ditrirt dairv on, treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth "nod I: inspector, and S. Faxzio of haplain, and Mrs. Laura IMnehill Dairy, made a trip i Avenll, chaplain Jl field Sunday to study dairying m1 II hu-- . been decided that the . oils in thnt section, ehap-ihe main purp ti.-will hold its oal meeting the first and third .Mondays of each month. of the trip was to obtain idiaconeere Bluehill the as milking barn, Several members of ihe Price n contemplates installing one in plan to attend the state convention on May 15 nml (J at Ogden. pl,nt' Jcwkes announces that IV- of Iliehfield, who ha one GIRL SCOUT TROOP FETED I the best herds and most modern er1? The ninthly meeting of the Price led dairies in the state, will -trl Scouts was Csrhon enuntv within a few monljs. D, Pwiiing at the home of Mary Lluahrth Beveridge. Following a pntrol meeting, the following pro-prsSERVICI SIGNS was presented: Piano solo, Mar-in- n Twiss; rending, FJixabctn Stevenson; vocal dnet, Mildred Egsn and Aplnnnlp; voenl solo, Aloma 0 aNciJ! l,,nn '10' Hanson; red randnlone cliffs near slmre of General Fainting Contractor raxnphonc selection,. Naomi Hall; Pll inuvlit the ano solo, Mary ElixaWth Bovf nd nMlnM tabnSi Ihi riage. Prlntln the kind one Phone 1U-- J Tor Eatbnat i bo; sihsmrs Sub, Price, Utah,. PR0JEC1 1L . three-tenth- 1 nt thir-;.v-fi- Court Reporter Bar Examination d e:;-?:- id Pair Hearing On Grand Larceny Count ! g ncers Are Named Star $ -- Le-g;o- rs !? ,A 1 " organ-:i-"..itio- 3 P ' 1J Liir0; "T ni BEN BEAN i recks new where Ihe Utah editors will fish on the Colorado. May S3. 23 and 34. (3) Ynrloiis croi-VColored Rlvsr where "cals" abound? IS) When (iorernor (leorxe II- - Dcra admired muidiroom rock while Fash treks so tta way to asplore ettff dweUIngs of 8aa Juan comity, not far from Colorado. 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