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Show THE SUN, PRICE, UTAH EVERY FRIDAY. PAGE EIGHT TWO FUNERALS E (Continual vilinr at From l'tm paint wlwre coni His) i mi mil. LOCAL WEATHER Henry Fiaek, government weather Couple Drowned In Eastern City Are observer at Price, gives The Sun this Buried Here At Price. data for the week ending with Wedthe funeral Quite largest cortege nesday, July 8th. ever seen in Price was that of Mr. and c 5 Mrs. John Miehelog on last Tuesday os afternoon. The couple until rccently t lived at Heljicr and it was from that 5 v town that five hundred or more relatives and friends came to pay their last respects to the dead. The pro- 2 .52.. 7 DO Cloudy motion was led hy a. band with numOO. 3 M 54 Part Cloudy ones no erous on foot and followed hy 4 75 55 ( 'loudy 54. IN) two hearses. Then the automobile line 5 Part Cloudy ! M Clear cliwo to three blocks long and driving 7 !tt J57 00. Hear The left this closely together. 8 couple (Scar fl J50 00 section some four months ago and afAlmitlily Miiniinary of Weather Condi- ter visiting Sun Francisco and other taws For June, maximum, Coast cities went to Akron, O., where HOA, June 27th. Isiwest ininiuium, 33, Till. June (Sreutest daily ranxe, 40 it now develops he went to' work in lietween ninxiinum and minimum). the Mohawk Iiibber Works. Sunday Preeipitatiim Greatest in twenty-fou- r PEOPLE "CLASS HATRED FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1925 LOCAL HIGHWAYS In other ward, that it is not a true as cMablixlied com- Soma of Them Good While Others picture, Are On the Hammer. munities, complete and attractive homes with excellent educational faFrom Grand Junction, Colo., in to cilities and fine sanitary conditions are to In found where coal is produc- Price the minis are good. Spanish ed. The ojicrators of this country are Fork Canyon highway was considerto lie complimented for the rml inter- ably damaged by (he recent rains and est and ersonal concern which they the Saliiia Canyon route is in poor evidenre in the physical, intellectual condition. Such was the report to the and moral welfare of the miners and Hotary club at its meeting last Tuesday evening by Harry E. Keene, the their families. h.i Titian of its highway committee. Most of the of Carbon le further stated that the average June 21st, they with a friend Gciigt1 hours. .Ml inch, June 4th. Totul preeiiita-tiodistrict are working but two and thrpe fur June, 2.74 inches. (tourist went bouting on Sumpraises the roads in Utah up PapudoMtn of duys in June, with .01 inch days this week. to the time he reaches this rity. mit Luke, a big pleasure resort near or Number more irrriiution, 11. Peacock coal from Willow Creek is I toads and Tourist Travil the Ohio City. The water there is was N'umlier of dnys clear, 11. Number of being put on the Helper and the Price discussed at the meeting, Emil Nyniiin feet deep. None of the three days purt cloinjv. 10, Number of tluys markets by Krugni & Donnelly. It is what the service station could swim. The canoe in which they cloudy.!). Kail. June 3d. Thunder, June explaining wagon hauled. man thinks of the tourist." The char were was capsized presumably by its 3d. 4ih. 5th. litli, 24th ami 2i)th. John Crawford, state coal mine acter of the traveler is known by the unbalancing bv the woman. She and was in the Carhuu district demand he makes uion the atatiou, he her husband were drowned, Pumu1o-lietr- o this week fur the first time aince be said.' Hr. J. M. Simpkins of being rescued by Cupt. Earll Spring, met with Hn aerident some two months Canyon Pollus of a launch at the park. Lutcr State and the Denver and Bio Grinds explained the Average affi. He has been fit a Zion hospital Mans ()pinion of a Service Station. the body of Mrs. Miehelog was reeov Western Settle Matters. aince. He is looking and feeling the He said the word service rather red and sent to Flynn Funeral Home name Old John, if you please. Ilian supplies was the principal com-- i in this city. Burial was deferred until The Utah highway commission has Members of the anthracite oMrnt-or- s modify of the service station. The that of the husband was found. Ilis received from the United States forconference assembled at matter of improved tourist camping renin ins arrived on the Gtli of July, est service district offices at Ogden a Pa., Inst Tuesday for a prelim- grounds in Price was referred to the The double funeral was then set for report of a study of road problems in inary meeting prior to the owning of public affairs committee for action on Tuesday lust with the services at the Salimi Canyon made by J. T. English, Greek Orthodox church ut Price with an engineer for the bureau of tin joint conference of oMrotnra and an improved ramnsite. public union miners in Atlantic City yes ter There was a communication from Father D. Sinyrnoupolous conducting mails, and C. A. Blake, locating enMiss to new wage agreenegotiate a ltuliy Bryner of California, pro- lhcin. Interment was in the cemetery gineer of the Denver and Jfio Grande day ment. The present contracts xising to establish a playground ecu- - here. The dead man formerly lived Western. The railroad is planning tu the United Mine Workers mid the ter in Price. It was approved. The in this city and was held iu the reconstruct and to extend its branch hard coal operators expire on August voted their support it simil ir Mt esteem by bis count ryiucu and all line up the cunyon to some coal prop31sl. bucking could lie secured from other others with whom he had business or erties now under development. The Federal Judge W. E. Kaker at Elk- civic organizations. Miss Bryner was social reliitioiiif. Leaving here he went highway has of recent years used the ins, W. Va., has filed a memorandum a resident of Price for several years. to Helper some five years ago. There old grade, though without (icnnission denying, because of lack of jurisdic- She is a graduate from the University he married Miss Athena Xenakis, so- of the railroad, which has established tion, the ainilication of the Mineral of Califnrntu in recreational wan and cially very nrominent there, and the it right to it bv court action. State Coal company and eighteen oth- is highly reeoniiuemled in this line. The rcMrt of the inspection Instrumental numbers on t lie pro-- 1 kis. The couple bud no ehildren. Two shows that it will liejoint ers for a preliminary injunction with jaissible against John L. Lewis, international gram were furnished by the Misses sisters of the woman live in San proper airangements for both railroad cisco ami it whs tu visit them that the and highway to be constructed. The Eva and Murion Forrester, president of the United Mine Workers trip to the Coast was made before go- - former is willing to permit the latter of America. Cerlaip district officials of the union and others are also injing. East, (bn sister resides in Ilel- - to approach within ten feet of the wr. Friends of the family and rcla- - railroad renter line. In places it will volved. A temporary restraining order in this ease was granted June 2d, Grasshopper Plafue In Southeastern liven there and elsewhere locally feel move its survey to one side for short v,,v KratefllI to the sheriff and to the listafn-rs- , requiring some extra fill to which has been continued in force About Done With. ; chief of police at Akron, (., for the make room for the highway. Benefits pending Judge linker's decision. interest shown in the recovery of the to he derived will be that the highway . ' The agreement between the Vaux-ha- ll r,'"K iHHlies and in locating will remain on the north side of the d,?r, Colliery eoniniiy of Wrexham ' "",1 h IhiiHOt in eouJc.m an'l UU,J ruck and of the iMiiyoo also throughm I North Wales) and all its employes affir- For mu there out the distance. Some agreement will wi,h the X1 whereby the miners accepted a lower was niueh rimfuaion in identifying the lave Hi Ih reached as to various exir wage may lie terminated. The council eoniniissiiiiii.p "r .Jr! ,n d their home bv reason of the cavations. The elimination of , . d',d 7 f" of the North Wales Miners union has grade !? iP f f "Miller being given. ! rossings is considered as a distinct unthreatened to exjiel those working L.ve! ,n;1r,eMhv?t .,,e Thex. advantage. der this agreement and the men have with their ; i' It is evident, says Howard C. 'jiress deep gratitude many f promised to break away from it at the Means, rhief engineer of the commisUy' writes Palmer, thanks ofto those who contributed so end of two months and to demand at n,jral llffl.rinSH at the tilue sion, that the company is willing to that time a return to the original scale have grasahopNrs laen so prevalent erally to the fullest extent with of wages. The coinmct was entered as they are this season. In San Juan of the funeral and the burial Among into when the company offered to con- the infestation has been confined these were pieces from Anton Miehe- the bureau in the construction of the tinue production on a pmfitsharing principally to three districts Monti-cell- log, brother of deceased, and his moth- highway and the railroad. This simplier and two sisters; the Xenakis fam- fies the situation and at the same basis. Dodge Point and Old La Sal. In ily, Mr. and Mrs. S. (irillos, Mr. and time develops the problem of reconHays the Chicago Journal of Com- these places not only the field cmjn Mrs. Chugarakis, Angelo PiiN'iskis structing the highway at a minimum merce: Utah coul is now being cok- were threatened with destruction, hut i v- choUs Melissakis, Ky- a.m) ex(ieiiditure, and then obtaining funds ed at Hunnyside, where one company also the home gardens. Some time is for such work. ',n nemled has more than eight hundred beehive yet to finish the job in these the damage is practie.il v ovens, and at Prom, where another is places, c Irmaking byproduct coke. The Sunny-aid- e stopped." Holier J. Weld, state ag- Mr Mw. Mr and PaK.ulas, is excellent for metallurgical pur- rieultural inspector, reK.rti that ex- Vi A' Soma Sixty Thousand Provided For xrr! "t poses anti finds a ready market at the erlenee has shown in the southeast- - wt !!l! !n M i' in smelters the Salt Lake Valley and r.ro "f the Local Water District. . Mr. at those of California and the NorthThis years tax levy for the Price west. The coke has a lower crushing I,,to,,,,kw nd 0,,,re Kiver Water live to them in the rowls when than Eastern from Conservation district was that early year strength .' . fixed l. the board of county commisand hence for foundry purjsises some they npiM'ar to ernve green stulf onlv. ,, AJ. " n1 sioners at their meeting this week at Eastern or Colorado is mixed with the 0 liners nperirnre shows, however, that later in the season the animals ',ul ;r,,a,lw lnmi (S.8 cent on the dollar on a total valUtah product. .f th, will again turn to the grains for fee.1 rs;.t,ie uation of 1181,707. 10. The commisa,,d hV - sion ,f, and that aPsars to ln VT the figures that after an allowance the success of the poison at this time. is made for taxes that cannot lie col-- 1 n,r"U'1 t 'T kis. a friend. Nick and lectcd and other incidentals the levv ALa iike Thirteen Townships On Dead Mans FUNERAL AND BURIAL OF MRS. will bring about 58,000 if the full kens from Steve kulikus, who olfcrnl Bench Thrown Open. is raised. also two wreaths. The families and $05,000 Hannon .Bryner met with tie. board Leon P. Christensen, register of tin f 'th 'f Hie deceased in Funeral services Mrs. Odessa ,,K to a bridge over the river regard IVlei-s.ill,,nn grateful if such Vernal land office, has been officially t Con-Connell, wile of west of this city near hi place, just ran express their feelings to notified by the general land office ncll of Kpliraim, wen held in the that u recent flood hud rmis-cthat thirteen townships located on ermirle last Sumliiv, June 2Slh, with jSl,v Knlikas. Anton Miehelog and stating than a thousand dollar dammoit1 Pinerakis nod Mr. Glinaki, what is known as Dead Mails Iteiirli Bishop David X. Beal presiding," to his farm because the bridge age and all I'lubraivd in the Colorado river says Ml. Plessant s Pvramid of last " J1! we,lt fr,,m rlHT to the scene dammed the stream. The board wTlI ul"1 lirlped the rescuers and also i restored to Friday. The shakers were l'nif. A. storage project, have visit the seem to decide ujsin what entry and subject to the various pro- C. Lund, Pmf. Xewton E. Noyes and in n id ill" to comfort the bereaved remedy will lie made. ones. visions in acts of congress controlling Patriarch Arthur O. Xeilsonof Ml. The county attorney was officially! reservations by the government of Pleasant. Mrs. (uiinell died Thursday to fight the school board authorized 1022-2In the four college hinds containing mineral, oil, gas, morning at the IVuvo General Hos- hundred anil sixty-tw- yearstudents in it to secure the reimburseattempt of the and coal. pital while en route to Salt Lake City, total enrollment at Princeton Univerment of more than 11,000, claimed When those involvrdHn the notice where she was to have received surgiwithheld from taxes. issued by the Government are already cal attention. Mrs. (ounell was born sity worked and earned a total of illegally Dr. G. Q. Christensen was i; siint-e- d 20 1,1110.77, an increase of 0 nearly filed on by oil and gas leases or hy in Ephraim and was 31 years of age. to take the place of I)r. William H. over the earninp. of students in mineral claims the applicant for agri- She was the daughter of Parley P. and Bash a health officers up at Winter the same All this of year previous. cultural lands may waive pmsiecting Elizabeth Bean Peterson. Mr. Conthe latter having left there Quarters, from mid raiue money doing jobs for Castle rights and free them of the prior nell wa an active worker in the Lat- almiit the Gate. college campus and sierial .claims without compensation to per- ter Bay Saints church for n uuiiilicr work for . arranged agencies. through mittee or lessee and file on the agri-- of years and at the time of her death SUNNYSIDE MINER DIES FR0m cultural land. Some of the land is in was an officer in the North Ward HEART TROUBLE powersite reserves ami part in stock Primary association. Besides her SAYS . driveways. Peter Saroni, a miner working over and Nircnts she is by Soldiers of the world war nre given a daughter, Zella, and by five living iTll I I at Sunnyside for about fifteen years preference rights from Julv 2d on to brothers and a sister. These are Parpast, died there last Wednesday of Sentemlier 30, 1025, inclusive. The ley P., Jr., Perry I., and Mrs. Donheart trouble. Deceased was about 45 lands will lie ojien for general dis(osi-ti- n na Beck of Ephraim, Mrs. Hazel Madyears of age. He had been under the Oct olicr 1, 1025. Descriptions may sen of Price and Mrs. Fern care of Dr. A. W. Dowd, company Whittingbe had by applying to the Vernal land ton, Infrom North physician, for some four years jwst. Carolina. recently office. He was a native of Italy and came to terment was in Park cemetery. Many the United States when about 31 years Mt. Pleasant funfriends attended the - CARBON HIGH YOUTHS MAKING eral. Mr. and Mrs. of age. He i survived b a widow, were Bert Connell GOOD AT JUMPING but no ehildren. Funeral aervices are former residents of Mt Pleasart and to lie held at Price tomorrow after-nisi- n had circle here. a friends of large Two Carbon county young men with interment at the local cent-- 1 Before the to going Sanjiete country made, good in sports at the the Connells lived he etery. at Price, being big filed and track meet of the citizens military training ramp at Fort engaged here in the auto repairing He who complains of the' ailments J and D. A: Uussell at Cheyenne, Wyo. They business at the corner of his own community never thinks to of North Ninth streets. are Charles Kirkwtriek of Sunnyside include himself. : nnd .Cliff Tnrker from Price. The advertising one imperfectly meeting In Billings, Mont., a considerable latter-wothe high jump at five feet Look fur the rROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP public requirements. crowd was when entertained town or territory with good service, f recently Notices Consult Chanty Clerk Or Refive inrhes. In heaving the wand a fully served population and indtin- spective Signer For Further Information. hundred and thirty-tw- o feel Drmmon a muskrat of fair size took charge of tries, reasonable rates, harmonious was an easy winner of first place in one of the downtown street corners Public relations and you will invar- - 4 NOTICE TO URKIMTimSt IN TIIE in the and had early evening everythe javelip throw, while Kirkpatrick Mailer of the Kslate of Nick Ms non an uihly find utilities that believe in 4 its own because is there a and practice advertising on a liber- way Kopasskis, Also Known As Nirk Onnis. outdistanced all the other boya in tne thing Deceased. al. intelligent basis, Uredimrs will present riaims broad jump with a leap of nineteen penalty for killing them. The fine "ITiere is no more possibility of with eonchera to the undersigned at dollars and only befeet ten inches. lie was elected track is twenty-fiv- e making a siicceas out of the utility 4 Utah, on or hrfcire the 2lkh day cause of ignorance of the law on the business in this age minus advents- of August. A. I.. 1023. ANDREAS ANcaptain and Drmmon was the choice who lielabored it 4 ing than there is in trying to get 4 TONIOS 8AVIOLAKIS. Administrator for captain of the baseball team. Bmk lart of a (Msserby, with a hnsim, were the rats antirs of the Estate of Nirk Manonsos Kopaan-kialong without good engineers, rap- are student of the Carbon high. able accountants, auditors, salesmen Aim Known As Nick Uiipia. IWeas-rd- . finally stopNd. and trained workers. O. K. Hay. Attorney For Adminis- Ailments that come from overwork are trator. not contagious. announcements. Sun. The Wedding First pub., July 10; last July 31, 1923. iiia.-mu-ch 7 AJIONWIDE INSTITUTION - enney me. DEPARTMENT STORES Store No. 12. Price, Utah. Garments Low-Pric- ed M In Better Style Lines D25-IIiKb- eNt (dif-fenn- s prop-criie- n thir-tv-fi- ve tha MtaunAt&v eaaaoos for lli wblch mMiufioUivra . of the lines of dress hovo mot wltS chaopar wins season wu said yuterdar to he the wxw - ARE TOGETHER 1'hila-dlphi- a, I higli-nieinb- yjkaaparDfoooVt$pCJl I", nsr I"," ivo garsnu ansisd. In a dress now at to Inst eould bo had a faw years only In costing two or, Usi thst Tha result has jhroo kom that th aalao of ohsao draaasa havo1 dnoraaaed, .woman and glris of modorato mooM finding It pooalMh to rnnko n hot- -, Ur showing with two disnp drsooso than, with on moro onpsnslvo ooo. Tha farther saoartion won mnda that flavor bo tors In tha history sf th edv-io-wotrdda woro valnoa In ooisilnr-prtoo- d ar o, Golovs' tlrigU ndorwM lllnn"" Za the seven! groups f Coats gad Drenee whleh our boyan fat Hew York have pm vided end which we have on display, low price and really rich atyle lines create an of atmosphere that wlna "nn-nangln- eia favor the instant the are seen. garment Space does not permit of detailed description because of the great diversity of models colors and materials. . Jibs 18, 192S. Evary Woman Who Witnesaes This DujJay Will Veto the Garments the Most Attractive and the Greatest Valuta of tha Yaarl From tho N. Y. Timss, er Curlex Four Hair-Dreuin- Electric Set Attachments ff Sc Fran-Wilm- a, j I UNDER CONTROL A1. nri.Ant7 1 I Tl' !T r rtf 7hL - 1 ? - e'r l! i lib-tie- s, o, India pemable after the ahampoa This electric set will dry ' yonr hair, curl it or give it a marcel wave. Detachable daapr for each purpose. Sot includes Waver RorL Drying Corah, Carling Clamp and Marcel Gamp, Cord and Plug Imp direct or alternating current ConPt lor AQ With White Ivory Handle and Silk Cord. SI.IB - i,t ad r I r - T jjt LANDS RESTORED V iT TAX LEVY MADE i"; r "T1 ,nd j ) ! fr Ib-r- 1 tah-,WHr- il Iiim-i- 3 jff O. LAWRENCE its a little thing ' So often That makes a man or breaks a man! Some unimportant happening And good luck overtakes a man; . Your chance to win may come to you Just when you least expect it to! Perhaps today some grief or pain Possesses you, distresses you, turn to gain And happiness then blesses you. The little things in life, I hold. May point the way to joys untold. The magic wand of little things Is ruling us and schooling us. And whether we be knaves or kings rIV)?en t00 I fooling us; We fail to pay sufficient heed To what may come of word or deed. But loss may quickly s often its a little thing Threaks a man or makes a man; So o $40,-00- bus-ha- su-viv- ed nd HAWTHORNE 8or When life seems most discouraging T11 fat steps in and stakes a man; Your chance to wih may come to you Just when you least fexpect it to! li MR. HODGE WIHIW HWW I n I tiIFim, Buick Four Roadster, down payment $185 Grant Roadster, down payment ..... Studebaker Four, down payment . ; . . Dodge Coupe Franklin, down payment Dodge Coupe Fords, from $50.00 to ; . . Sun-njrsid- e, I s. LINDSEY MOTOR CO., 932 Main St., Price, Utah. 75 150 700 75 950 550 |