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Show THE SUN'S .RATES . ' . The Weather . . Weather readings riven to The Sun for the pant week by Henry F 7 observe, are aa follow : Mareh S Maren minimum 25; maximum 55, maximum 55, minimum 25; i). maximum 46, minimum 21; Maim unmm The gun display advertising rate are par Issue or forty (40) cent aa inch by tha month tour (4) j GO anto Inch local advertisers. Transient, (Lura Pos-- I an inch par irVf.. (QO) cent iuii in 25 per cant additional. No display advertising accepted for the first or e tha 1 reader twenty-fivfront pan- (25) cant per line an iaaua. lue. I?" Ifla i. l no Joo departSun's Let ment taka care of your printing need. Volume It, Number S3 AN INDEPENDENT NEW8PAPES Week Ending March 17, 1932 Mrs. Grace A. Cooper and C. R. Foster, representatives of the state tax commission, left Price Wednesday ( ouncil Hears Hospital, Water' Committee Reports Tax Commission Agents Leave Price After Four Days Spent Assisting Income Tax Payers to Use Rock Asphalt On Eight ftliles In Price Canyon Efforts Being Made 13, maximum 47, minimum 24. If MY Elimination of the nurses home m CITY rice was recommended to the eity Carbon county may get about eight after a week spent in Carbon eounty council Monday evening by tho hospim;ua of nek asphalt pavement . in helping baffled persons fill out their state road the if tal committee as s measure to reduce Price canyon ineome tax. can be convinced of the suMAKE TO expenses, according to Cart W. Eiu-pe- y, MOVED A check on the number to be Ailrecorder. Salary adjustments also periority of the local prodnet over were to be investigated. oil and chemically made asphalt, ac- Young Desperadoes With Wild Wert ed out and the amount of tax money collected shows 343 returns filled ont The home was leaned by the eity Ideas Held For Higher Court. cording to the committee which apand $600 collected before they left. several years ago and used as a dorpeared before the road commission John Erdei, 18, Vanee Ingram, 20, From indications the first day, when net Saturday. mitory for nurses working in the muA delegation of Carbon county busi-oe- and Ervin Jacobsen, 10, youths who nearly sixty applied, there were many nicipal hospitaL The lease doe not exuntil 1933, but the house will be men and the Bounty commission-- beat and robbed Glut Pappas and who did not nnderstand the tax. Mrs. Price city too will be moved from pire rented by the eity. met with the road commission in sase Smith a week ago and escaped Cooper and Foster were in Price FriA report of the water department Salt Lake City last Saturday to ask on horseback into southern Utah, were day and Saturday of last week and ite present location north of .the park Superintendent W..W. Christensen that body to lay asphalt in Carbon bound over to district court Tuesday the first two days in this wpelc. The to make room for the erection of the showed that over 9000 feet of the Parent-Teache- rs deadline on filing closed Tuesday eve- Georgs Washington park if the rec- pipeline in Price canyon is in bad con- spoke before a meeting of the y Justiee IL S. Robinett st the county instead of the proposed oil of the The association be Bond dition and comommendation shonld chamber was of Harding fixed at ning; the of hearing. replaced. project The meeting was prompted by For the four days they were here merce is carried ont. The new site rec- eost of the project was estimated at school Monday evening and outlined tentative project recently published 2000. They are charged with robbery. whieh called for oil on the road from The trio was apprehended lost Thuiv at the city hall their office was crowd- ommended is west of the present loca- $25,000. The eity felt that it could not the financial difficulties of tha school undertake the work until the bond I board. Price to the Emery county line on tha day after a man hunt which centered ed and many stood in line most of the tion. I bethose market Rolls E. Green River West Of southeastin the not around Price in ne stretch day. picked up, aa a bond issue or and a Mayor that tho board most cat appeared eanyon. many paid. rut filing neebe would more bond board directors fore the the of ern state. than It is alleged that Tneeday general obligation part of the required dollar filing-feeexpenses $20,000 next year to insure Host of the meeting was devoted In a few instances even the dol- and explained that the plot of gronnd easary to raise the money. Temporal? Line months of school. The eight on the preceding Monday they beat to methods of finance and the relawhere the zoo now is had been donat- repairs will be made until a time when months experiment this year has bean appas and Smith over the head, stoic lar was hard to And. tive cost of asphalt, oil and bituminIn Caxbon eounty, as no donbt will ed as a George Washington The and money can be raised under more fav- - found inadequate. To come within tho saddles, C. torses, guns supplies. E. State concrete. ous Engineer be ease the eouiicil orable conditions. Tha repairs include I budget next year he recommends a '5 that nuand the felt on took the the throughout park place stale, Pappas Wright said that the road cast of robbery - be' Abandoned. one railroad and two river crossings. Ipr Mnt eut in salaries, elimination refused soo "should The merous the to make ont a people the raneh east of here. Erdei was picked Price was hardly in condition-a- t chamber Chief of Police Vernon Davis reo-- 1 0f primary supervisor and possibly the blank. commerce of of soo that made have felt the these not near Many man, Reid, Lloyd up traveling by present time' to lay a hard surfaced Green ommended was that the job of night mar- - borne economies and mechanical arts to one reattractions of of the the tax and a River. Jacobsen and pay Ingram enough money eity road. He said that the road should be eliminated should shal after April 1. His I course in the junior high eehooL be and fuse dollar Business to men be as retained. a were ranch at the give charges. apprehended Swazey filing two allowed to settle for at least years On the other hand many are of the recommended that the soo be moved budget is overdrawn and Davis feels near there. According to figures now available and should be built up eseh year with rk in its present form the west of Pioneer park where excava- he will be able to take care of the the high school will be unable to that opinion can-vo- n Price the said He oil and gravel. is mit the increase. It is expected that W. Christensen E. himself. law is en- tion waa made last year for a new retroactive he cannot and stretch as far as Kyune had a forced. The constitutional amendments eity reservoir. Mayor Rolla West will tho present night marshal. 1040 pupils will enroll as compared solid enough now to law a hard The misunderstanding between tome I with 780 this year. To meet the were badly defeated in this eounty and meet with' a committee of the chamber surface. the law is unpopular. of the city council and May- - ation be recommends taking the ninth to work out details involved in mov10, 11 Wright was not folly convinced of E. West was evidently patch- - grade out of the high school and dividRolla An or In filed returns the ing. eommenting the superiority of Utah rock asphalt ed when in in five Caihon a motion was made to lei njf the class among the schools in the' the Mrs. organizations Twenty np Cooper eounty, says June 10 and 11 have been tentative-- y a hard surface material and would the chief of police re-- 1 county. The boys dormitory may bo trees will the of new fnrnieh for as that the this is near the far salary eounty eounty top set as date for the state peace ofclaw it with chemically made asphalt. as effects of the depression nre eon park and an appropriate ceremony main at $150, as specified in the or-- 1 converted into class roans to meet tho The Carbon county delegation point1 ficers convention, which will be held earned. The returns showed that many dedicating the park is planned for Ar- dinance. A deadlock resulted several inerwwe- - The Parent-Teaehe- rs organ-wee- k ed out that the Carbon eounty pro- in Price this year, and a committee when a motion was made jMtionf however, was not in favor of made money the past year. Poverty bor Day. ago maPeaw to A. G. E. similar the no in was P. duct Gibson, composed of to rednde the salary to $100 a month. I eliminating the homo economic raid was not nearly as evident here as iu Organizations which will terial Wright had in mind, that it was cock and Mayor Rolla E. West has other sections LatterI in the Priee state. of are: the ward, mechanical arts courses and paasra a project far superior, waa comparable to ce- een apiwinted to work ont plans of M. I. A., Price from the tax commission -day Saints church, Reports molation asking the board of eduea- ment. and asked that in giving price entertainment , I offices in Salt Lake City shows that Priee ward relief society, Serosie elub, tion to retain them. Sher-fas local will work should classed committee with be This f ;he 1 produet had passed the Junior Literary Auxiliary, Price AmB. W. McAllister, principal of tho S. Marion Bliss of Price, who is receipts Wednesday superior. mark. Thousands of rfjnrns eriean Legion post and anxiliary, Dem$150,000 ehool, took np tho problem Harding The road commission agreed with viee president of the association, A to Education f people Upholding of 0j graduation were coming in by mail and over tha ocratic eonnty committee. Republican exereisea. Ho did not will the Carbon eounty representatives on program of the two-da- y I meeting Laws Aim of Priee eity, Helper counter. committee, exercise hot did eounty elaborate favor an this point and suggested that they le arranged in the near future. eity, Masonic lodges, Joppa lodge, Orhth 5 educational drive observance law A make a visit in Carbon eounty, inder of Eastern Star, Abepa lodge, AlBLISS within the ,lmPj Mt?wc; specting the paved streets of Prieo tar society, Priee Chamber of Com- will get under way in Pricedirection of PTBnt drafted a plan whereby.. tta next under the few and the roads leading to Spring Candays merce, Ladies Democratic elub, Serwear would light shirts, dark F. MacKnight, chairman of the Uw yon and Kenilworth. vice Star Legion, Kiwania, Rotary, f unlor A representative of the Utah Bock Circular Received At Sheriffs Office Business and Professional Womens committee. As soon as the drive i to.d" and town. other Jhe bLhm?d lower started here. to the ? Helper Asphalt company agreed On Famous Lindbergh Case. club, D. A. IL'and Priee lodge of Elks. No m?1rev tha.? throughout the eounty will be asked to price on asphalt on the project to Leases have been drawn up by WalAccording to Carl W. Empey, t"11 w, I demonstrate the quality., of the ma ter C. Geese, received Marion Bliss 8. J Sheriff statue of Washington will be placed in eounty attorney, for the w teriaL Roek asphalt would cost ap- rental of farm lands taken over for circular Wednesday asking for help the . Organization of the enforcement . first the Elks elnb. by park of meeting T.h.w Tuesday by J. league proximately eight dollars a ton as lack taxes. The property will be rent- in locating Charles Augustus Li noorganization and waa held ra tho RMacKnighC Purpose of the league eomjtared to six for chemical asphalt. ed to applicants for the amount of lle rgh, Jr. The circular is a copy of ehnreh. Community ia edneational to move The local delegation also pointed the current spoiaor an assessments, the he ones sent throughout the nation years Pre-Law out to the commission that by underagainst organized viee and especially Schwartzkopf, suplan being designated to aid the un- liy Col H. Norman against permitting minora in the pool taking the right-mil- e perintendent of the New Jersey state project in Price employed. halls. The league has warned business Lnrten Oliver N. Mr. son at. am J. of eanyon approximately 500 men would Trenton, Clay, police Mrs. Elizabeth Hadley, eounty clerk, ll -men against selling tobacco to pertwo different Mrs.G. K. Clay of Price, receive part-tim- e hafried The circular work ,thu - rammer. reports are of ground nnder age. It would mean that theaspbalt mine available,that268pieces and that ten applications rictures of the boy. While the possi-lilit- y Lojwry, former Priee resident, finish- -' sons fonr-yea- r to MacKnight, the league ed and mill eould be opened and operat- for this their term the of the pre-laat According coming kidnappers property had been made up until ed most of the summer. is remote, the sheriff office is University of Utah Friday. Each wil feels that tne Volstead act cannot be way land the A rush for heavy - Caibon eounty commissioners are Saturday. properly enforced but a plan of eduis expected between now and the next giving tha e ire alar full display and be graduated with an A. B. degree. cation against the use of intoxicants to will return is here to Priee for offioe the worried over the method by . which give endeavoring Clay of the eounty commission on the summer. Lowry plans to leave Friday and respect of law will do more good I George Kansas sas was granted $V this countys portion of the eost could meeting its fullest March 21. 250 damages in district coart Wednes-be raised. The expense to the eonnty, The circular reads: Wanted, infor- evening for the west coast where he than attempted enforcement. The lease contains a provision that 26 per cent of the project, would organization of this body does day afternoon for injuries received the rent on the land shall be a first mation as to the whereaboutsHope-wel-ofl, will sail for Europe. He plana an ex- notThe mean any attempt toward a clean-- October 1, 1031, when he was struck tensive trip before returning to the amount to $47,000, equivalent to a lien on the products grown on the Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., of in the eounty but will serve as by a ear driven by Lueile Batch, a A. Charles United Col. faH. son next of States Both N. are is up J., levy. The eost of the project and removal of the crops will between the daughter of Oliver 8nteh of Bpring ' This planning to enter Harvard next year means of aviator. famous nut out of the question, however, ns premises world Lindbergh, are not he allowed until ill charges citizens and ncads of Canyon. officials, home in his for from course. their the state would lend the eounty mon was police child legal kidnapped paid by the lessee, who will be perEach have beta outstanding stn civic, fraternal, church organizations N. J.. between 8 and 10 p. Kapassaa was suing for $1QJS00 and ey. Hopewell, to remove mitted all improvements 1932. Des- dents at the university and were grad and schools have been contacted ana I claims that he suffered a fractured March 1, on Tuesday, m., will have made on the land. I skull, impaired sight and hearing, bro- weight, 27 uated from the Carbon eounty high will serve on the league. A. they Water rights are not included in cription: Age, 20 months; comenforcement Those law on the ken vertebra, broken left foot and 29 in 1927. school 30 inches; to hair, height, pounds; the terms, and the liability for supMae-- 1 R. comF. W. are J. J. to the left hand. The accident Hammond, dirk blue; juries plying water either for irrigation or blond, eurley; eyes, dimple in center and J. E. Pettit; ehnreh, Rev. I happened at the first crossing in 8tan--J. Knight deep light; plexion, lessee. the with Plans for organising a. Price chap- culinary purposes lies e coverall II. Macllill, George E. Jorgensen, dardville at 8:30 in the evening. of chin; dressed in ter of Daughter of the Ameriean Rev. E. Dr. M. C. Melrose of Helper Bent.C. E. Beveridge and A. IN. communication! J. all Address suit. night ulutlm are under way and a meeting schools, BupL W. W. Chris- - fied that Kapassaa ia suffering from to CoL IL X. Swartzkopf, Trenton, Dance Hall At Resort Buna to Gronnd ten sen, C. II. Madsen, O. n. Guymon, I a mental neurosis as a for further business was held Sunday remit of the X. J., and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, In Short Time Last Week. aftei noon at the home of Mrs. George Mrs. Bess Jones and M. L. Hopkins. accident and ia nnder the impression N. J. Hopewell, R-- West. The that he is unable to work. group will be formally n eastern Utah Riverside, Hamilton Gardner waa lawyer for orgmiized at another meeting with Be Thursto burned the resort, Mrs. West, who is the ground the lefendent organizing reg-m- t, UMTy Mto rop-ro- r I M. 1. day evening at 7:20. A small blaze on April 2. The state regent is resented the plaintiff. Both are from By Price from an undetermined source, started Salt Lake City. exported to be present at that time. A. was whipped by a strong wind anil W. H. Jacob, Carbon eounty farm' Among other business it was decidgained snch rapid headway that checkPrinting that good kind om is 'd to jom other local organisations in cr, received the first approved loan Funeral service for James George ashamed of Tbs Bus, Pries. Utah. The Price ward M. I. A. will present ing the blase waa impossible. a tree in the Washington from the Salt Lake planting infant son of Mr. under the direction The resort, a frame danee ball, is Sim, month-ol- d pro- three one-acrop plays regional Menu rial park. Eleven candidates for duction loan offiee in the tab- located half way between Price and and Mrs. Berton Sim of Los Angeles, chart-- r for Utah, Idaho, of Mrs. Claude Eggertsen membership were present, next hall amusement Tuesday Helper and waa built 15 yean ago by Calif., were held Monday afternoon ernacle A Iso Mrs. Grace A. Cooper of Salt Wyoming, Neiada, Colorado and CalMarch 22. The plays to be T. F. Aphand. At present it is owned at the home of Mrs. Anne Callaway, evening, uke tfly, who is a member at large ifornio, according to information rethe grandmother, in Price. Interment 122 given are: "The Floral Shop. witn by John Skerl of Helper. Bow and will become a charter memceived hero Thursday. For many years the place served as was in the eity cemetery under the Bessie Lundquist, Robert Buck, II. C. ber or the local group. summer resort, danee hall and an direction of the Flynn Funeral home. Ferry E. Burnham, manager, ap- Bithel, Ilazd Jesnselms and Clarx The annual state meeting will be E. S. Horsley was the principal apeak with Secret CrawD. amusement "In Place," Wright; park. The struct me is loTho "dog gonest" story to proved the application and held Saturday at Ogden and all mem- ford Holds way, cated on the banka of Priee river and cr and Parley n. Rhead dedicated the Martelle was Bean, Natalie agent, Hnston, eome out of tha eity hall in a' disbursing bers of D. A. R. are invited to attend. authorized to make payment on the Margaret Anderson, Dorse Oman .Mrs. at one time was one of the beauty grave. year revealed that 99 public enThe child was found dead by Its W. W. Christensen, Ross Hardy and spots of the eounty and before autofirst approved loan. emies have been "put on the She mother early Sunday morning. Burnham also announces that all Mrs. McClure Wilson; and "The First mobile and paved highways was conspot" since January 1, when members of the regional office advis- Dress Suit, with Mrs. Ace Roberts, sidered one of the finest summer re- had looked at him a few hours earlier Charles Ludlow took his oath, in believed he be to was and Don and perfect sorts in this seetion. rolled np hia sleeves end started ory board have reached Salt Lake City Owen Reese, Dollie Burgener numOf late years it has been need as a health. The physician who was ealled except representatives of Colorado and Holden. There will be specialty to work. He ia eity dog catcher. in the choked said of details bad the probably baby road hon.se. Nevada. Advisors are Dr. Cecil W. bers between the plays, However, 122 mongrels erewL his been dead The a later. sleep and had only Creel, director of the Nevada agricul- whieh will be announced ed out from saver, sheepishly tural extension service; Dr. B. H. performances will start at 8 oclock. MRS. A. D. SUTTON 18 ELECTED short time. "Depression" is the universal ihe priee and are now arpaid Miss who Mrs. was PRESIDENT OF F. E. O. Sims, formerly alibi these day and even Crocheron, University of California OFFICERS NAMED FOR PRICE sniffing around town rogantly Elna Callaway, has been in Price with is suffering from it. Jndge school of agriculture; Deun E. J. with bright tags and are really Mrs. A. D. Sutton was elected pres- her mother for several months. WATER COMPANY George Christensen considers the University of. Idaho college of ident of P. E. O. at a meeting held "putting on the dog." Aa service di"hard times" sufficient reason I'Charle Lnrsen was named cresi Monday evening at the borne . number received the agriculture and extem-io'or a reduction in alimony, lie rector; Dr. William Peterson, Utah dent of the Price Water company at Monima B. Crockett. Other officers off and have "taken it on tip ordered George Howard, Jr., to Stale Agricultural college, and Dr. A. the lam." much to the dugnet of the stockholders Satur- chosen were Mrs. W. E. Fleetwood, Eugeno McLaws, Helper. E. Bowman, University of Wyoming a meeting pay only $1& a month "until of all concerned. according to Claude J. Empey, vice president; Mrs. J. A. Crockett, day, tli n depression is over," to his Betty William, Spring Canyon. college of agriculture. Ludlow's pocketa bulge slightMrs. WetseiTctary.J Walter recording secretary; Edward Jewkes, Sweet Mine. divorced wife, May Howard. At Word received from Washington on Martin Anderson was appointed wa- zel of Mohrland, ly from the weight of $198, for secrecorresponding the time the Howards were diNolen Robinson. Sweet Mine. his salary Wednesday indicates that the nation- ter be gets a dollar a head for the for the yeat-a- nd ; Mrs. O. K. Clay, treasnrer; Mrs. vorced in May, 1030, the alimony al organisation also has begun to func- net at 1100 Other officers elected tary dead ones and a like aimmiit for L. A. McGee, chaplain; Mr. C. C. .Abraham Day. Mohrland. aa set at $25 a month, hut tion at many other places. Several Zrra Pearl Cook, Huntington. each collared canine. The eity Claude J. Kmpcy, secretary; J. Wallm of Helper, guard. Mr. Be were Uuward complained to Judge hundred loans have been made from John Sitley, Hiawatha. Martin Anderson, U. H, Jone is the retiring president. Mrs. Mathis, reeeiptai have swelled $256, EvA. ( hrietensen Friday that because en the eity ia following a reiru-l- ar Spokane, Memphis. Washington, Dal- Guy mon and Andrew Oman, directors, Grace Cooper of Salt Lake Tessie (luymoii, Huntington. who City, of stork times he was unable to las and SI. Louia offices and others is a member dogs life. local Gordon of the LaMar Crawford, Helper. pay that amount. will be made this week from The 8ns comes a IltUe high, but peowas this at Estella Abbott, Helper. chapter, resardlesa. present meeting. ple must have it BOYS BOUND OVER FOR ROBBERY com-juicii- on PRICE BE ea m ry - ad-wo- Peace Officers of State to Hold Convention In Price June be sitn-memb- u if LAW UDjEKV AMLe TOn TAIir.UT lAUun Or"Mta Tax Land Leases Drawn Up For Applicants Desiring Work ASKED HELP IN KIDNAP CASE -- n-- n ft 7 Tlndr J1 P"? Price Youths Complete Course tad.-Walke- r 1 . ' ill Price Chapter of D. Being Planned tee RIVERSIDE RESORT BUILDING BURNS one-piec- Three Plays to well-know- Given Ward Next Tuesday teeti-Horsle- ' Funeral Services Heidi Infant Who Dim From Suffocation ct Dogs Subject a Filing Fee; Are Registered to Alimony Payer Gets Break Due to the "Depression " ali-mo- ied n Licensed to Wed ma-ste- r non-reside- nt y; |