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Show HE SUNS NATES WEEKS WEATHER art rate inch KtSSiMtheadvertising JFjSJ Daily weather readings in Price for the past week are as follows; May 18, maximum 70, minimum 42; May 10, maximum 50, minimum 35; May 20, maximum 64, minimum 37; May 21, maximum 02, minimum 34; May 22, maximum 78, minimum 38; May 23, maximum 80, minimum 42; May ,?T by rarwjaffiftsiS 52 " -top ft"8" 1 , STh reader twenty-fiv- e rood hind one ie not Bun, Price, UUh. Volume 17, Number 52 DUTLIND'HEH0RIAL 24, maximum 84, minimum 42. INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Week Ending Kay 23, 1331 Location notices (or sale The Bun. STATE CHAMPIONS TO STAGE ELKS INITIATION HERE program ANNOUNCED FOR SATURDAY mmma Region Post Sponsors Annual Observance ice Civic Clubs Act to HPlans have been completed Provide Amusement Canvass Commenced of Business Houses ly Price wt No. 3 of the American Legion for be annual Memorial Day services on Saturday, May 30. The program, to and reerea-u- J of Price children for pmgram the summer this through junied eivie local organizations, of mb of oro-in- g 0 have united on a project youngsters with organised ae-tunder supervision of a director. movement was instituted by the ea eivie leaders, and the have been asked to the plan: Notary, Kiwanis, port 'mean Legion, Business --iqd Womens elnb, Ahcpa and Sunset league. In one or two the organizations have not Xan opportunity to take the matter formally, but they all will no doubt igQ i time playground workers will eaU upon the business men of Carbon eounty this week to secure contributions for the emergency relief fnnd, whieh is being raised to alleviate unemployment diatrem in Carbon county. Following the eanvaaa of the local business establishments, a drive in the residential district will be conducted under the direction of W. W. Christensen. Those who have already subscribed in the first campaign will re- -' eeive stickers whieh they are asked to pnt in the window or door of their not to be solicited a sechomes, so . e held at the Price City eemeteiy at .0 oclock a. mH is in eharge of the egions Americanization eommitteee, of which W. W. Christensen s chair-ma- (a parade wiU form at the legion all at 9:30Awith the following order of march: Colors, music, firing squad, Gold Star Mothers and Civil war veterans in ears, war veterans, American Legion and the publie. All citizens are urged to gather at the legion hall and join in the procession. y 1 follow-organizatio- ns Spanish-Ameri-e- Pro-frn- 1 an ' The program is as follows: Invoca-on- . Rev. H. M. Merkel; reading, Mrs. ond time. . C. Hubbard; Memorial Day adIt is estimated that at least a thouProBaliff 8. of dress, Judge Geoige BOARD sand dollars a month for the next vo; thirty seconds of silent tribute; ee to four months will be needod to relieve The Star SpanHark Wright, who was hired by community singing, immediate want during that period. M. E. led by Williams; eity as playground director, will gled Banner, Business and professional men and salute to the dead, firing squad, and Committee to Taka Up Matter of New re full eharge of the program, ex-tStructure With County. women, wage earners and ail others 1 to eommenee Monday.' Wright taps. who have steady incomes are aked A platform is being erected at the lireetor of junior baseball tn rriee A committee from the fair board to give in proportion to their earning weathof inelement case In of the is experienced in recreational work cemetery. One of the biggest features will meet with the eounty commispower. er the services will be held inside, sioners at the next .ehildnn. eighteenth annual convention of the Flow regular meeting, schedule is recomThe Saints tabJnder the recreational program, it probably in the Latter-da- y Utah Elks State association to bo mended:following June 0, regarding the erection of an Business establishments, $3 held here June 5 and 0, will be the to $5 expected that horse shoe pitching ernacle. exhibit building on the fair grounds. men or month; per professional the H. of William all over from members indoor of Toy baseball, initiation i testa, volley Secretary ball, No definite plan for raising the sum $3 to $5 per month, or women, s Commeree announo-iof Chamber rice nis and swimming tournaments will has been announced, and this will be The direct flow of water into the the state with the state championship 1 per cent of income; activi-whie- h ritualistic team in charge. msiness that virtually all of the business discussed at the board meeting. organized, as well as other office employes, $1 to and reservoir and the Priee river Logan lodgewill be held at 7 Scofield Friall will close oalanced Saturday. day Initiation p. m, make up a well louses B. Jewkes, manager of the fair, J. or IQ a month, Walapproximately 1 per to !'he barber shops will remain open announces that thn estimated eost of is on tho decline, according gram. day, the first day of the convention. eent of income; wage earners, 1 per All of the lodges in the state will cent of lorman Hamilton, principal of the until noon the structure will be $4500. Ihe pro- lace Wayman, supervisor of fhe Price monthly income. have a number of candidates, who will rbon high school, will be at the block district. of Conservation be will remeiit Water River These posed building contributions are to eover a work. Price lodge id of the committee having the pro-- t construction, forty by eighty feet, and Flow of water reached its peak on receive the degree period and the donors will members at that new nine in e take in eharge. He has had eonsider-will be of sufficient size to contain May II, which is about ten days earli- will not be solicited again during that time. . all of the exhibits. experience in that line of work, er than usual. time. payments on the pledge The Logan team has been adjudged of theMonthly ring served for three years as play-un- d The Carbon canal ia the only one It costs the fair board approximatecontributor are acceptable. contest ritualistic the state director in Logan and for one $700 a year for hiring tents, bring- drawing reservoir water at the pres- winner of The duties the of ly emergency relief ' the for two years in a row in spirited committee are : To r in Balt Lake City. with the chairman to have charge ing them here and for policing the ent time, most of the users saving Committee seven other with the lodghis will be the first year that to Jewkes, and er- supply for later on. Several of the competition according fuel grounds, celebration commissioners, companies eonnty of the Day team are Independence time recreational progrrun has will eliminate that canals and most of the large laterals es. Members of the winning and other employers of labor in disbeen appointed by Price Post ection of a building A. A. Firm age, exalted ruler; Royal basis. n attempted in Price, and it is ex--, lave on torn a are operating tributing available work among those American Legion. Rollo expense. to. the 3 of How ted to be a big factor in occupying that there are 8r B. Gudmundson, leading knight; Ban who stand in need; to investigate all reports Wayman ani be chairman, will general of water in the reservoir ard Griffin, loyal knight; Cyril minds of the young people during West 500 acre-ferequests for assistance.; to collect and executive committee will hare gendistribution croft, lecturing knight; Grant M. Colo, disburse food, clothing and fnnds and with vacation period witn worthwhile the and judicious tiow, committee executive The Dr. eral charge. tyler; LMoab usement. and use of the supply, the shortage secretary; Robert L. Priee, W. with other relief agenFa Jen- to s composed of five committeemen, extent. Howard Call, inner guard; certain to n a overcome be ban cies of the eonnty to the end that Sheldon Anderson, W. W. Christenthe Price 8. attended Ten ladies from Lester, esquire. sen, chaplain ; H. eliminated. shall wo be effort of Scott Fausett, annual convention of the Eastern One of the most colorful sights seen sen, W. T. Igleheart, Committees of two appointed to Vernon Davis and post officers. For K. in Price will be the parade of all canvass the business district Utah District Federation of Worn of Priee the of to have named Delecharge Those Is elubs held Saturday at Moab. lodges in uniforms Saturday morning are: J. F. H. C. and Bird; MacKnight are features of the celebration on Main street. Aeeording to the ad- C. J. gates were present from the Price Sheldon Anderson; and lout two hundred visitors are ex- various AnderEmpey Sheldon will Pionthere follows: the probFinanee, as Womans club, Daughters of ited to attend the Sheriff 8. M. Bliss received word vertising committee, Frank Bryner and L. R. Kldridge; grand lodge seaand music, Elton Taylor; eers and Sorosis. Norman Hamilton and O. P. Madsen; evening that Dewey Sbep-lerd- , ls of the Knights of Pythias which son; parade Wednesday fireworks, Wallace Mrs. included attended Wayman; Those who 1 be one of the four men who esheld in Price on June 9 am sports, Ted Melntire and Utah Thompson; baseand u. T. Brooks, Mrs. Sheldon Anderson, caped from the county jail January Harvey Thomas; program Roy Wimmer and George Georgides. aeeording to Earl N. Radcliff, the DavVernon GoldR. D. dance, L. Mrs. J. C. Young; Mrs. J. Hubbard, md chancellor for the state. There ball, been captured in San Bernarhad 17, pub-ieit- y, Frandsen; McClure concessions, Royal ing, Mrs. Andrew Oman, Mrs. dino, Calif. He will probably be re- eighteen lodges in Utah and eaeh is; W. T. Igleheart Wilson, Mrs. A. W. Clyde, Mrs. L. It. 1 be The Lake Salt represented. Miss Veronica Ileinlein and y delegation will make the trip to SCANT EXHIBITS EXPECTED FOR Fullmer, eUy band, Um O Uerto. Viola Mrs. P?1 apcd. in th? district court when he re by bus. 1 NEW C. OF C. OFTICE the place f chosen as was Monticello Tans for the conclave have not turodePolvWen C ibYy ,nof for the 1932 convention of the iwnerowho n definitely outlined. The gram to Secretary William H. According will Tues-eonvene at 1 p. m. ge of the Price ChamJune 9, for a business session, Toy, the request for exhibits to be FEDERAL LAND BANK TAKES Commerce of ber 1 in the evening a banquet am OVER COAL PROPERTIES F. M. Olson, eity electrician, resignin the new headquarters of the aee will be held at Hiawatha. On placed ed his position Monday evening at a is meeting with eager organization, t second Coal day, sessions will be hell response. Citizens of Green River and Property of the Great Western meeting pf the eity council, and a few th in the Cariion eounty was puran in to asked morning and afternoon. company Priee organization. Some of the minutes later was reappointed by Actsupply were the who of TTT.wg AH) ttBT.TET DRIVE Moab, Ihe Price Chamber of Commerce sale last week by come Plan.e ing Mayor Lawrenee Whitmore and exhibit of agricultural products of chased at sheriffs Price Lodge 1550 of the B. P. O. Coloradoans will named a committee to interview Land Bank of Berkeley will Federal the be wdl that broW announce a and they approved by a majority of the counpassenger plane section, to merchants and have them decor-thei- r that 1 i'or the sum of $29,833 A3 and costs. Elka voted Wednesday evening th 1 ! cil. Having taken the above action, a furnish complete display. to the emergency mort- (contribute $50 show windows for the oe the Union Pacific rail- Fhe Federal Land Bank held a comOlson, who is the eon of Mayor W. F. of Officials non with K. P. colors, red, bine am road have agreed to furnish framed gage of $30,000 against the coal li:' Olson, will not be effected by the new low. or pany, and the sale eame as a result of i law of this state, whieh colored pictures of scenic wonders of the mortgage. A exforeclosure An the executive ean appoint state. declares no the that of the southern part this section udgment of $4314.17 was obtained relative to any position under him. hibit of wool produced in Carbon-Emerfrom the eoal eom-an- y bhild recreation project in rriee y 'he session of the council was n lightinK up tnd decoratly the purchasers will be secured, and the 9 March associThe merchants have streets. the Protective Tuesday evening. ing Fish and Game - -of ided It was decided by the eonncil to graciously, and Price ation will be asked for a display post a reward of $5 to any person animal and bird life in Carbon eounty.s who furnishes eonvieting evidence of An effort will be made to secure a in to the addition members, lodge be In to splsyed anyone breaking light globes on the model of a tipple large number of lady visitors are ex- street Anyone apprehended in that ' connection with the model of a eoal pected and special entertainment for act will be prosecuted. tamty Assessor 8ilas Rowley camp. A letter woe received from the Priee ,them has been planned. that arrangements have been Chamber of Commeree asking the eity this trees of number year ed a fnally completed for the purchase hardy No city in Utah of the size of Price eouneil to take aetion toward cleaning Of LOlUlty certain to grow. In additionl right of ways for the new road fine a system of parks which are and as of boast ean np of the jnnk yard in the sonthwest' flowers along to from Pries east for a distance trees, shrubs, unanithe ia rt of town and the ruins of t This been niso community. have this of as the site nineteen miles. All but one of the the border Selected Is Jensen B. had wilding have formerly oeenpied by Dr. who Wilford mous opinion of visitors parcels of ground, which Mn. to Head Organization. in the Car T. Fisk on Main street The eon j John a Turon, zoo prisoner be obtained, have been purchae-n- t the boasts over municipal Wee only thq an opportunity of looking bon eounty jail, attempted enicide at ordered the latter- premises to Lake a cost of approximately $8000. work accomplished along that line in in the state outside of Salt aronnd City, I about 1 a. n. Frank 8j bv directed elected cleaned and was slashing the Saturday up, "been planted a committee tire. Wilford E. Jensen Price. William Ware, trade commis- Trees hare appointed by the old ears off Fir the with a to tedt clear of razor, times three throat his and local the contains the whieh chapter block Chamber pens, to buy the land u as'ehairman of sioner of the Los Angeles establi of his front West in street to call Turon the set, After committing when they have group larger the nposed of Rowley, County 8urvey-Robe- jt the Bed Cross Thursday evening of Commerce, who has had an opporThe matter of cleaning the as ment a and for ed physieian be westhelp will zoo the W. site of tne B. greatly Mrs. over narks all Schultz and Lee Wendle-- p succeed beauty Wiihain tunity to aee States Provision has been made I moned by officers. He is getting along rard will have to he investigate! was deeply imengineer for the state road com- fieers selected were Fsthef ern United I he eonneil to determine whether; small mon. vice Fries for a to pond for docks, geese and I fairly well, aeeording to reports from visit recent Pre81Jde"Vrl A. Ruel, pressed on his offiee. is F. sheriffs private property. the Bids will birds. water with the perks of the town, especially other probably be eallod on the Pace, secretary, The contract for laundry work Turon was sentenced to jail Mareh Construction work has started on a which will eost in the neigh-rhoo- d treasurer. Father Ruel succeeds Rev. the new Pioneer Evergreen park. and whieh will enable the 3, to serve one term of three months the Price eity hospital was award of $280,000, early in June, M. MerkeL while Miss Pace A total of 2100 trees and shtnba hot house plant hereafter t6 have more flowers for assaulting his wife and another to the Price Steam Laundry at a f 'n? to advices from the state Hills were reelected. held on tne xu have been planted on the site of the eity decorative of four months for battery. The lat- ure of $175 per month beginning d office in Priee. was baa lawn and new plants. The meeting Pioneer Evergreen, e a ter offense was committed severe June L devoted the has Olson of Frank made new road will eut through the tieth anniversary Mayor tieen planted, designs have been Statos. 1 United I in the improve-- days after the first when he hit hie t the end of Main street and the Red Cross in the with whitened rocks end a new sys- lot of time and effort interested the wife with a pair of tin snips, u continue talk lohas and ment of a The perks, tem for sprinkling installed. straight on for three-rter- s Father Ruel gave in planting school of a mile. From there it will igin of the organisation, cation of the park in the natural roll- students of the high AUXILIARY TAKEB IN $106 ON off in a southerly direction and Merkel epoke on the accomplishment ing hills will be a big factor in maksutifying; the premises ad- POPPY DAY 8ALE Cross in Carbon eounty joining the school building. In tripe a beauty I0-'- it js the present highway at the point of the Red During Arrangements have been made months. ho has fifteen and throughout the western states, the curve three-quarteThe different kinds of lieesEver-greeof a mile during the pest the Sam has Shortino, business manager n organisation )m paid especial attention to parks end lfe. The new road will follow ing that time shrubs planted in the Pioneer baseball team for a gal the Priee infofor fimds much relief to the ? ere: Iine, poplar, maple, ash, nurseries end has gathered Green River on ft he local d I with ,rad track south of the pros-- t contributed ---. I locally. ash, eur-re- rmation-applicable native umbrella, highway to Wellington, and will the SUndardville end eottonwtod, Memorial Day. Gn mond The Japanese citizens of Carbon I enm of $100 being taken in. Approzir River Saturday, untnfn its the Davis . eounty floo bushes, buck brush, rose bushes, has a position south of (he old disasters,drouth kggregation, wh states. on were the strong told 1000 flowers central in the liiaiw,.. elderberry, oak, sprue sysa, eounty ware reeemtly : granted a piece mately ,? the entire distance' with tbe ex and the work-a has played together far some tiMCL will eunslrnet street of tho city by auxiliary Mum of the stretch known as Wel-to- n more end Siberian elm. Price Camp of ground on whieh they ia expected to give Pries a cleat lers. memorial park. Une where the road will of the Pioneers have plantto home service. Daughters II n the same. approximately $175 in-ne- u FAIR PLANS FOR BUILDING ed Logan Ritualistic Team Will Feature Elks' Convention Direct of Water Showing Decrease Committee Heads For Fourth of July Fete Named our-mon- th Price Women Attend Convention et dnp-icatio- Hundred Expected P. Conclave Escaped Inmate of Jail Recaptured "31 " F, UPF S.!: Th.rzlJw., i. way wthe ! eon-tinn- 1 an-nne- es ex-Mi- ng RED CROSS NAMES NEW CHAIRMAN Price Praised For Its ExcellenMrA'Sil Park, Playground System , Inmate " ' l.!1 jail rty-thr- d. n -- , ' rs ---- nt i Price, Green River Meet Memorial Day |