The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-17

CASTLE DALE, May it.--Serving
the double purpose 81 furnishing the
means with which the Emery Red
Cross chapter may be placed on y
more indepc ndcnt basis. and also 20
initiate the big Red Cross war fund
drive, the biggest time ever attempted
in Eastern Utah W scheduled for next
saturday. May 18th. tess than two
weeks will have been consumed In
working Up the affair by the day set.
hut that fact only makes for the big.
ger time. as no committeeman is TO
be- given AN opportunity 20 gct even
q good brcath-much less call n halt
before u o. all over and not lcss
than n thousand dollars n resting in
the chapters Golfers as net proceeds.
this money 10 be used for the benefit
of every auxiliary associated with the
county chapter. The town authori.
ties throughout the county are being
asked 90 declare q local holiday and
II Ia expected that every community
large and small--shall give the affair
hs vholcsouied support. The festivl.
ties are scheduled 10 begin az day
light and something mans size In the
way Of entertainment II promised
from then until midnight An effort
IA being made 10 secure the presence
Of Rev. Peter a. simpkin az speaker
~ the day. but IL his services arc not
available some other equally good
man will be secured. This will feature
the program In the morning. In
the afternoon "a big barbecue with n
huge beef roasted TO a kings taste,
and all kinds Of sports will be In or
der There will be music and other
entertaining features In addition and
every person who may b" present.
however varied his likes In the enter
tainmcnt line may be. ~ assured 90
being satisfied. Tn. big doings" end
with biz dance In the evening. the
BLACK Hawk aiN.plccv orchestra 10
furnish the music.
A. q. Gardner of Huntington APP
prnrod hcforv the board of county
commissioners this week relative tu
. change In the newly surveyed post
road through his farm north 90 town.
saying that there was a better route
vest ~ the proposed road. The prppo.
Eition viii be- checked up on by the
engineer In charge ~ the post road
survey. tho latter to later advis" the
commissioners relative Co the practic'
ability OF abe change. Petition ol
NAotUfAtif NNNlfN NNiANNf fNANk' -
post road 90 Eo through Rochester
TOWNSHIP was presented. but definite
action on IN. part of the commission
was deferred ON motion OF Commits
sloner Leonard. seconded by Commits
rioner Alfred. the state road commits
sion II Go be- asked Co locate ten mile'
~ road up Huntington Canyon Inn
mediateiy above tho town. Orson \
Madacn. county agent. appeared he
FORE the board regarding cooperation
~ county with state and nation In th'
destruction OF prairie dogs, An APP
preparation of hundred and seventy
dollars was made Tor this purpose
the state to duplicate this amount
while the biological survey viii fur
nish the wheat and men Co direct tn
work OF determination. ]. A. brock
bank was appointed Justice of Hunt
inEton precinct and N. q. Nickmai
Justice OF Emery precinct -. l.. Sher
man was appointed constable of Hunt
inEton precinct
Notwithstanding the fact that IN
hundred million dollar Red Cross wa
fund campaign. set Ia begin Monday
May goth, aud continue for one weol
10 only short time of. NO word AZ q
Emery county's allotment has beet
received aa yet by the chapter au
thoritirs, though Il ~ learned unofti
cially that the Emery apportionmen
H. set at si75O.o0. the states quota he
ms an even million.
Academy Teachers Chosen.
Among the new teachers 60 be- assn
ciated with Victor c. Anderson. tn
new principal OF the Emery stalk
academy. viii be- Joseph Jenkins, fo
the past two years principal OF thl
Cleveland district school lie WI
teach English ana gymnastics and vii
have charge of the athletic activities
Another likely acquisition h IRA l.
Peterson. who has taught IN the Hunt
inEton high school for the past i've
years. while Miss lNy Lowry OF For
ron. a former student of the academy
but for the past four years one az th'
hest students al the agricultural col
ieEe az Logan. viii probably come q
the local Institution tn assume charg'
81 the domestic art ana science de
partments other teachers are no
very definite AZ yet
Twelve more OF our boys will leave
FOR Camp Lowis. Wash, shortly aftel
MAY 25th, this number being Emer,
county lltlhl NhhAh VI wv soy 80
of the second draft and Is the number
finally arrived at by Capt +. ', Fiti
Gerald. draft executive officer fol
Utah. after due deductions for Nolun
tary enlistments and inductions IRON
July LIST. last year, 20 March 3lst thu
year, had been made.
n. A. Fowler. Jr.. and family, als'
J. NJ. Harper and family are az Hunt
ington with the intention II making
that town their home, The latter Is
real farmer and tho former promisei
90 be, and. in the meantime, will be 4
welcome addition To musical circles
there.
clair Oliphant, one OF oTangeville'i
soldier boys who left there In October
for training camp and was Transferred
20 the One Hundred ana Forty-Thir'
California; artillery. has returned
nome for a short furlough. He un
derwent a very serious operation SOM
time ago and has come home until N