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Show T H Price, Dies At Zion JState Executive Iisum Proclamation Designating Spring Holiday. ed Democrats Name State Committeemen At '' Meeting Monday Carbon Students Hear Famous Lecturers . Contract Bridge to Be Eleven New. Books At Taught Price Fans Next Week Carnegie Library MINER DIES PROM PNEUMONIA FOLLOWING ACCIDENT . Mrs. Harold Makin of Provo will be in Price April 13 and 14 to begin a scries of lessons in contract bridge. The classes will be held at the home of Mrs. OT. Brooks and reservations may he made with either Mra. Brooks or Mrs. Mat Gilmonr. Mrs. Makin, who also conducts bridge classes in Provo, teaches the official system but she will elso touch on the other systems in her lertures. She will give 24 lessons in all, two each afternoon and two each evening, coming on Wednesday and Thursday of each week for the next three weeks. The afternoon lectures will begin at 2 o'clock and tho evening ones at 7:39. The evening classes are planned especially to accomodate men. One to Ten Years Given Robber of Couple At Spring Canyon Mike Biaeh, 45, died at he c riee city hospital Monday of pneumonia Pete Sena, 19, was sentenced o an resulting from a lung infection which indeterminate term in the state prison developed after lie was injure 1 in the of from one to ten years and fined mine of the Sweet Coal company at $50 Saturday by Judge George ChrisSweets. tensen. Sena was found gnilty of gland Biarh suffered a fractured left ana district eourt jury a week kle, and a severe leg laceration on larceny by March 17, when he was crushed be- ago. Sena was with rol hing Mr. tween two coal earn in the mine. He and Mrs. n. charged S. Kim of 375 at Spring was brought from the Consumers hosCanyon. January 4. Pete Montana, alpital to Price on April 1. leged accomplice of Sena, is sii'i at Surviving are a widow and severs large. children, who reside at Coal City. Biaeh. a native of Austria, had been From employed at tlie Sweets mine for ap Seek proximately; eight years. The body is st the J. K. Flynn funreal home pendFourteen persons from Capbon nave ing burial arrangements. filed application for citizenship, the eases to bo heard at the regular natPleads Emery uralization proceedings on April 28. Raising Those seeking to become citizens are: Amistolas Nicholas Boulias, AntonCheck io K Matsumakia. Markon V. Set Eldon Peterson, 21, of Cleveland, siutti, Androua II. Maylandakix, Augpleaded not guilty Monday before ust B. Leautaud, A. D. Kontrnia and Jurtice 11. S. Robinctt on a complaint George Falsome of Priee; Stelianee IT. .Saridakis, George John Ginaakis, charging forgery and the uPering of a forged iotruuenL lreliminary hear- Joseph Prezel and Thomas Beveridge, ing was set for April 11. In lien of !Ie!ier; Mark Hovat, Spring Glen;a $1000 bond, Peterson is bcir.g held James Durean, Spring Chryor; Parr, Kenilworth. in rnstody. Acconli.ig to Claud J. Empey. enm- - WASATCH TO GRADUATE SIX y bank, t the STUDENTS FROM CARBON Idain'.aut, raised a pay check icado out ' to hii.i by the Sweet Coal company Six Carbon county residents are of Utah from $33.49 to $99.04. The listed among the thirty-on- e students check was issued on the Walker Hank of Wnsatrh academy, who hsvo apand Trust rmnpany of Salt Lake City plied for graduation. Commencement bank exercises at the school will begin on and rasi.ni at the op Umiiilirr 19, 1930. May 11, and continue for on" week. ' A warrant for Peterson's arrest was Those from Carbon county are WiliMU.-December. 24, 1930, bnt it is liam Hall, Mohrland; Carl Leavitt of alleged he left the state and did not Price; Dale Morgan and Gale Mor. rrtuin ontl recently. gan, Helper; Don Tbompeon and Dan All auikN typewriter ribbena. The Sub. Wycherley of Hiawatha. Fourteen Carbon Naturalization Not Man Guilty to Pay Em-iq- Carbon-Emer- Carbon-Emer- .'i y I n . Director Conducts Training Funeral services were held m Sal 1 Regional Qirls. For Johnson, Lake City Friday for Joseph 68, father of J. F. Johnson of lice. Mrs. Robert B. Porter of Salt Lake Johnson, well known lumber man and City, regional director of Girl Scouts, comtreasurer of Morrison-Merri- ll conducted a serin of training clashes Wedthere home his died at pany, tho community comdw for members of nesday at 1 :45 oclock from l jurt mittee and the troop captains and ease. . of the Priee organization lieutenants He was born January 21, 1854, in this week-enEauna Salt Lake City and uiarriud Five meetings were held at which Cope in 1887. He was manager of the the following phases of seonting were Consolidated Wagon and Machine discussed: Fundamentals of patrol 1 Arbor day u fixed by Governor Oeorgo II. Dorn for 11132 aa April 15, Mias Helen Iladley of Price, senior the last day allowed by law lor thin at the Carbon county high student be fixed celebration, which now way won the George Washington school, 1 between time March and Apat any ril l essay contest conducted by the Price The executive proclamation leaned Lodge No. 1550, B. P. 0. E.. accordFriday read : to an announcement of the judges Beautification of the landscape is ing Wednesday. Margaret Peirce and alwaya deairable and commendable. won seeord and third Borrell Anything that deligbta the eye or Stanley Miss Vivian I'ea-roc- k plaees, respectively. the a mind, bringing greater pleaaea was aVarded first place in the development and appreciation of the artiatw and esthetic, ahonld hr en- junior high school division. couraged, particularly when it alao "Each of the winners will be award ed a medal when the local lodge conpoaaouca a utilitarian value Planting ducts its Flag day exercises. The' winmost is one tno ahruba of and of tree common methoda of accomplishing ner will read. the winning essay at thin purpose. It haa become customary time time. The contest was sponMircd to devote a day each year to this leak. by tho Elks club in eommeraoration of Therefore, I, Governor George II. tLe George Washington Winners in the Harding school con.Dern, pursuant to law. do hereby aet aside and proclaim Friday, April 15 test have not been determined. A comas Arbor day and I urge all jitixens mittee of three will be appointed by and organizations on that dat-- j to put the Price and Helper posts of the forth a special effort to plant trees, American Legion and will judge thirty-essays. Over 800 were written ahruba, vinca and flowers, and to con- six sider the necessity for the promotion on George Washington and the best of forest growth and protect! ju. I were entered in the contest. Award should like to urge further that ac- will be made in three divisions rum-posof the fifth and sixth, seventh tivities of this nature be not confined alone to the date aet as Arbor day, and eighth, and ninth grades. Nina awards in all will be given. but that they contiue as long os Posters prepared by children in the elementary grades have been graded and will be placed on display in the business district next week. Each potter is composed of the work of students in each grade and attractively arranged on one card. D. T. Higgs of Helper was elected state committeeman Monday evening ' at a meeting of the Democratic Central committee, according to Carl W. Empey, chairman. Mrs. George ChrisAn internationally known European tensen of Price was made eate educator, an apostle of the Latter-da- y These two will lie pre- Saints church and a famous Amerisented to the atate organization April can author were heard last week at the 18. Riggs will succeed Ray Deniing of Utah State Agricultural college bv Price and Mrs. Christensen will take Charles II. Jones of Sunnysids and the place of Mrs. Frank Drury of Don Madsen of Price, student s( the Helper. school. Carl W. Empey announced the apThe Carbon students first heard Appointment of five members to serve on ostle Melvin J. Ballrfrd who delivered the advisory board, these being Stan- the Easter address. A few day later ley Edwards of Hiawatha, A. V. Mc- they attended two lectures by Dr. Paul Kinnon and A. N. Smith of Price .and Dengler, well known Vienna educaJ. E. Holmes and Herbert Wood of tor. Last Wednesday they heard SherRolapp. Dark wood Anderson, author, of A large representation from Cgrocn Laughter and several other widely county plan toattend the Jefferson read novels, exponnd his philosophy .day banquet in Salt Lake City April of life and leisure. r - 16 at which time state officer will be Charles Jones is registered in the elected. Through the ladies Democratic sehool of engineering and. is doing his club a campaign to interest the young major work in civil engineering. He voters will be undertaken. Mrs. Frank is a member of the Engineers club Drury of Helper win have charge of and belongs also to the Beta Kappa this work. The name of a young man fraternity. Don 'Madsen is registered and young woman of this county will in the school of engineering, ilso with be sent to the national orgar.ization a similar major. and work will be carried on through ' them. non-fictio- PRICE. SUN, Father ot j. F. Johnson, IgIRLSCUTHEAD MEETS HEKb ARBOR DAY APRIL 15 THIS YEAR New books recently ' pnt on- - the shelves of the Carnegie library at Price, include nine fiction and two n volumes, and are as follows: Fiction Summers Night, Sylvia Thompson; Deputy At Snow Edison Marshall; ForMountain, lorn River, Altar of Zane Grey; The Sacrifice, ' Isabel C. Clarke; Graee Livingston Hill; Challengers, Devil's Highway by Harold Bell Wright and John Lebar; Ladybird, Grace Livingston Hill; Today's Virtue. Faith Baldwin, and Sanctuary, William Faulkner. World Alir n nac and Non f ict ion Book of Facts Fur 1932 , Robert II, Lyman, and These Restless Heads (essays), Branch Cabell. I d. on Another shipment of Ladies' Shoes just ini bed making, sewing, eompajs tests, eem. lie was ocumfflmi Salt making, fire building, signalling, Lake Chamber and dramatizing. The nj club Lake Lumbcrmcn s " trail in making, fire building . vT s.funUv if. mountain Association of Credit men. from a suffered had Johnson ailment for about a year prior to hu t h-- U on fiundav I til JgnessorJs SJ Li? dtT27h. ftjksgai isaatt toth, I h?onffht . son. J.; F. Johnson of nee, two daughters, Mrs, Emma Hampel and Mrs. Mary Jennings, both of Silt Lake City. A brother, Charles R. Johnson of Salt Lake City; a sister, Mrs. Ida Madsen, Malad, Ida., aud eight grandchildren also survive. mtitur. ot the service. At this meeting aim Mrs. L. J. Lloyd was made eaptain of the four Price troops. Members of the eommunity com mittee who attended the meetings are there are all high - grade shoes and 98c would cost more money the regular way. Pair Boys LADIES SUITS Wash Suits Fast Colors $9.90 49c ftned J Collars will fit perfectly! Pastel Colors $1.95 They will not shrink. s . Elks to Install Officers of trees hu been one of the projJeta (undertaken throughout the United States in commemoration of tho 200th of George Washington, f)ffie of Price Lodge No. 1550, local mm,ttee beaded by O. K. B. P. E., wiU be installed al the Lhe north bt,nI plot of ground next regular meeting, Wednesday, of fl'id PnKat. April 13. David Stein, district deputy rJ0U to plant one grand exalted ruler, of Ogden, wiU tree as organizations a local project officiate. in the OrpuiintioM Officers to be installed are Dr. Ro y G. Woodhead of Helper, Exalted S?n- M- - L Ruliter; F. W. Averill, Price, Esteemed Rellc hoU iSorosis, Young Womens Literayy ed Leading Knight; C- - A. Knobba 'American Legion: Democratic Helper, Loyal Knight; J. Bracken Lee elub; of Price, secretary; J. Allen Browne, county committee; Republican; county Price eity; Carbon lodge Priee, Lecturing Knight; G. N. Nel- committee; No! 16; Joppa Lodge; Kiwanis; son, Price, treasurer, and Harry WilB. P W.; Moose Lodge ; Lason, Price, tiler, dies n of the American Auxiliary Dr. Woodhead succeeds (X J. Rob; Chapter B. P. O. E. Price Cham erta of Columbia. Roberts has been r of Commerce; Woman's elub; Al named delegate to the grand lodge at tar Soriety; Ladies Democratic club; Birmingham, Ala., in July, and IL V. Service Star Legion; Aliepa Lulgle; Leonard, alternate. Junior Literary clnb, and the Greek Cat Canyon 710rtTho.ox7?hJrch-- , will be in charge n. , lr Icf the following program at the park: LCnt Star Spangled Banner, audience; Cat eanyon project is 71 per eent "Pledge to the Flag, Boy Scouts; complete, according to information I invocation, Bishop George E. Jorgengiven out by the state road eommis- - sen; discussion of the George Wash-sio- n ami 71 ntr cent of the lime for ington celebration, O. completion of the project has eiapsed. K. Clay; aelectinn, Carbon county high Building of five bridges is 85 per cent school band; ladies trio, Mrs. ernon completed. This project was bogun last Merrill, Mrs. Eldon Ottoson and Mrs. summer and has just recently been Clara Thompson, accompanied by Mrs. resumed. 'This road work, when com-- 1 Mayme Adamson; Colonial Minuet, plctcd, will make Highway No. 50 one Norms Hamilton and Myrleen Evans; of tho beat through highways in the nolo, Mias Lnla Chriatenoen; quartet state. An oiling project from llice by members of the American Legion; to the' Carbon county line haa been dedicatory address, Mayor Rolls E. tentatively outlined for the miner. West ana benediction by Rev. J. IL I11? ?? -- Scty; Rc-tar- j ner p it ANNOUNCING The New Van Heusen Collarite Shirts For Men TREES IN PARK a Le-io- 1 Project p vompiete - I REPORT GIVEN ON JUNIOR BALL ; Clark Wright Rciprta Progreu Boys Work Before Rotary. 3 Ten members of the Priee Rotary elub were nominated for the hoard of directors at a meeting Thursday evening. Six of this number will ho elected at the meeting this (Thursday) evening. Those nominated are-W. Christensen, Eugene Hannon, Frank Sawyer, Dr. R. I. Brnckbunk, W. K. Fleet-woo, John Redd, R. W. C. R. Fergusaun, L. A. McGee and William II. Toy. The meeting Thursday evening was devoted to tho boys committee under C. II. Madsen. Clark Wright, whi has charge of junior baseball in the eity, reiwrted that 265 boys nnder Id years of age had signed up fur the tcason. Thin chows nn increase of nearly lifty d, Croi-ki-lt- Normpa Hamilton, print ipild Carbon eounty high aehool. tak4 Dada I Have Met. He defurij classifications, those being'llii' eientious,r the alibi, no'o" mother do it, grouchy, the the swell head, the trained unfortunate father. Because he was color blind failed to recognize green, Pntnil land of Dublin, Ga., was rejeri be tried to enlist in the marine The Methodist Episcopal And Romulus, Mich., which sold hr cents in taxes, was redeemed t congregation for $6.12 recent?' Lerel blanks of all kinds tee The Bun office. Phone No. 8. FIFTY REPORT FOR SPRING GRID PRACTICE Blake Christensen, 18, son of Supt and Mrs. W. W. Christensen of Price : left Tuesday of this week for San Diego, Calif, where he will jie staTwo football exhibition games will tioned for three months with the. Unbe played next Tuesday and Wednes- ited Statse navy, Christensrn A J?1 between? aminaiion for enlistment Wdntly.HmL pC,?'S BlRh " ccord,nK excellent record in both mental and I physical tests give him a chanre to , ti,m1 B?.4 a enter Annaiolis, for which he is aork-ing. He was a student at the Brigham "!? r .Turk th.elJ .f Youusr University last anartrr. 2r!d;N.ntr,!nK 0Tvb "X .Car, ! prospects. games should moft promising nd Wl11 ProbbV determine who ANNOUNCED will. make up tne first wined next 7 raen rojKirted this spring and Winner of tho annual beaut and . be,'n through an intensive content conducted by the y.'jr. popularity jwriod under Memli and ller-schoCarbon yearbook at the Carbon pigh bitter u Lendling I were announced Frida v. back field this year. He ia an Ag- I . Miss. Christine Ross was voied the most beautiful girl; Miss Myrleen Ev. gie graduate and coached four years at Park City and two years atTmyt sns, the most popular girl; Francis ley before eoming to Carbon. Ilia ex Lamph, most popular boy.' Full-pag- e penenee in football will be a big asill the be of winners a a photographs set for the team next year. feature of the yearbook. Only three of the regular squad last Detaehsble spiked soles, strapped in year will be baek for the 1932 season lace of boots or heavy shoes, have these being Gunderson, Etzel and Cow-ice- n invented ' for the use of men IpJ'i but new material discovered dur- ing the spring practice indicates working in slippery places.' strong lineup next fall. , Mrs, Ida Gusxie of Youngstown. blanks Leal ef all kinds fee sale at O., literally laughed herself to death aiffiesL Phene No. Tbe I, daring a round of merriment at a par- Lecatiea notices fee sale' J- - . . . Baa. l, uu Jhng young-WDTNE- ?n? ol in ns DttOB) , in ttoq hne jha xuomen ieia a&CIJ, uould eoy unlh,afioaxxL, udiea raoelUiijj mny pwm Qg uxnuonbed Badthonoo inlho DeoyOld'Hcani iThejollcy ums duid&hdUflf cubbish. Bui I it abide mxxxy xaemory lbs fioaow Uiafc lima lma lom dsttffbf a fiwa-Vflbla- l of the teams. MacRilL BEAUTyTpOPULARITY CONTEST hfln I over last year. Last year Priee had the eentage of boys in baseball any in tho United 8tates. of eent of the population played -- PRICE YOUTH WORKING TO GET ANNAPOLIS APPOINTMENT 1 : J Next Wednesday m In the new spring colon, Double breasted jackets. All wool material Sleeveless aii! birds, history of .e Ain Daughters of the Pioneers, are mem-1- 1 eriean flagj tenderfoot knots, nature will bers of the state federation, bit not send delegates to this meeting. Seout -e- tivUiei Mrs. Hubbard, who is president of .AmoK lD oirl fop JBtB" tae club the Womans ckb, will the laU 0 Riven atthe presidents report on Monday after- month. of this part talklcr will noons program. Mrs. Drury on problems of industry during the TYCWTV.K1 A KIT1 public welfare program Tuesday mor- ning. Mrs. Knox Patterson, ioimerly of Priee, who is state director, will make a short talk on What Duties New Washington Memorial Park to Would I Outline For State Director f Be Dedicated Arbor Day. The session will be held at the Hotel Bigelow in Ogden and a number of Twenty-si- x organization in Carbon social events have also been planned, I county have planted trees in a plot set including a tea Monday afternoon at aside as a Washington park and dedi-th- e Industrial Home and a banquet I ratory services will be conducted at Tuesday evening. The theme of the the park next Tuesday, convention will be, Respoiuibility It is planned to hgve the organist-WalkHand In Hand With Capacity I tions attend tlie arevieea in n body but I and Power. only the patriotie organizations will e t LongTrousers ilnri 1 on fl Eg-gerts- 1 1 bi Mra. C. R- - Feigusson, Mrs. B. W.Dal- ton, Mrs. L. J. Lloyd, Mrs. E. N. Bad- HH Miss Sarah Mallancy. The TTwo lulcllptBin, and lieutenants who received the instruction were Mrs. Claude Mrs. Willis Bean, Mrs. Sanford Ballinger, Mra. N. L. Hopkins, Mrs. P. 1L Fitzgerald, Miss Evelyn Mrs. J. C. Hubbard of Pi ice and Miss Mae Pace, Miss Leah Mrs. Frank Drury of Helper will rep- Schultz, Miss Marie Villard. Cances and resent the Woman's Club of Priee at and May these lead- April During convention of. annual the thirty-nint- h " the Utah State Federation of Wo- - f 7 Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 oclock. 'nn!Ur fnrb. Th meetings will be held at the Com- RnroLiJ ity church, and the following anb- Lit- - ?V Hose $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 leaders into the Girl Soont crgai Carbon Women Attend Annual Meet of State Federation New Mesk as totjhood about e |