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Show gun advertising sates SIXTEEN PAGES Suas display advertising ratese The vre forty (40) cents an inch per is-n- First Section, Pages or $L50 per inch by the month four (4) issues to local advertisers. Transient fifty (50) cents an inch per iasne. Position 10 er cent additional to Eight Oil land lease blanks and options forma. Kept In stock. Those the bis companies see. The Bun. Voluma 7, Ipring Cauycu Traffic to Braak Up Railway Grade. (KE-THI- ID INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER DON'T OVERLOOK THIS INDISPENSABLE SERVICE OUST RESTORE ROAD SOTCOiLMn STU1 ON AN Nmbar 7 Tubes mad of vented in Europe Week Ending TAKING OTERRESERYOR Mammoth Site Certainly you an Interested In 4 the thlnxs designed end made to 4 give you gsenter comfort better 4 living more real enjoyment out of lifo. It la right along these important line that the advertising columns of this newspaper furnish you with a service of Inestimable value. Then is hardly a thing they do noe suggest to ms he tho courss of living easier, mon comfortable and mon pleasant. They show you when to get your money's greatest worth. They keep 4 you Informed as to styles, values 4 and quantise. They point out 4 when and when to find the very 4 things for which yon have lieen searching. And in reading the advertising, remember that the man who spends hie money to invite your consideration of his wane backs np hie belief in bis goods and leaves the final decision to GOOD In the GooMbanySott been infor handling petroleum, gaaoline mad some gases ia pises of rubber 15, 1981 glue-hav- e tubing. HIGHWAYS AGAIN lien's Rotary Club Over Another to Be Used Again. July One CARTER Trying to Put Drive. PEOPLE ARE TO SPUD IN TOT DAYS The Salt lake Rotary club baa seSeventh district court will resume There ia every probability of the sittings Honday with Judge Frederammoth reeeiyoir in Gooseberry Val- cured the consent of Gov. Charles R. HENCE to call upon all of the ieople ick E. Woods on the bench. Judge ley being rebuilt and the waters of Itlabcy of the state i observe to down Woolley and his court reporter, Wednesday, that section impounded brought UTAH AMD COLORADO HINES XN Frank H. Alder, have returned to to Price River valley. The dam went August 3d, as Good Roads Day, when district week a in Manti after busy some three yeara ago from too the people of every community in the out AVERAGE. GENERAL court here. Almost the entire time np much pressure from the waters then state will be asked to do some road to Thursday night waa occupied by ctored there. Some say through fau- construction or repair work, says a communication this week to County Joe which ease in the sought Barboglio 4 lty eonstruetiniff The rebuilt works will 'Not Certain That Small Production to have the railroad in Spring up grade lie callable of storing thirty thousand i?leik Smith and the commissioners. Means Coming Shortage of Fuel Canyon removed so that traffic could of water. The site and the It is our intention to make this day Industrial Depression Tells Whole follow along the old highway used bewater rights thereto are owned by an annual event and th main object is to crater the attention of all of the Carbon Water, Laud and Power 8tory Anthracite In Sharp Con- fore the Utah Terminal railway laid The road. made new a and people on the subject of good roads track ita new the with has which trast to Bituminous and Coke. agreed and to whole matter seemed to hinge on the irrigation district but recently form- toward get their active the construction of these and question as to whether or not the ed to sell at inch valuation as engtheir waa road the The determine. canyon proper maintenance. ineers agreed upon way uip county The Bun Special Service. e are hoping that you will fall or was subestablished r Salt of Ulrich you. and firm of peruRnently McQonagle WASHINGTON, D. C, July 11. in line with thia idea and direct the Do not overlook this mighiy and S. W. Gibson, tlw to removal from time to time to rernka engineer! ject aujierintcudent of Gty, consulting For the week ending with June 25th accommodate varying industrial condilndlapenalbie service v which this work In your county. adWe have for the Oil company Carter are drilling the tained district, bjr irrigation with the offen the of net 4 paper the mines of Utah prodaced 312 per tions without the consent or petitions dressed each mayor in your county in the San Rafael, came in to Price the value. to this news Read Sun The advor4 upon, Agreed place day's cent of their fulltime capacity. Losses of the freeholders of the district. It him to with you. Wednesday from the company's well tlsementi regularly. ' 4 owners will likely taka stock in the ir- asking ' from all causes totaled 65.8; labor waa contended that inasmuch aa there on should lay out and assign the site. He tells The Sun that the Car-wor- k these of worth the for district rigation shortage, 0.2, mine disability, 12, and had been to each community and direct ter expects to spud in there in about on the roadbed raidings. no market losses, 64.4 per cent. Dur- - money fromexpended each mayor. IIs will divide the work ten days. Several earloads of raaehin-atnon- g bond issues and poll taxfor data of For the purpose getting , ing the same period the properties in the various clubs and societies ery arriving at Price over the Den-i- n that the county commissioners had GALA DAU0M0RR0W report on the valuation of property Colorado worked 38.3 per cent of full-- - es, his town. Lets get everybody out ver and Kio Grande during the Inst no power to give permission for radiheld the private company, by rights time. No market losses totaled 47.7 cal j week are being forwarded by truck changes in location without the engineers will come to Carbon in overalls on that day. per eent. Losses from all other causRebekaha Will you advise George O. Relf, and otherwise. Fallows and to Odd Invado to a with the formalities aa peThe next within few They are this week the days. county es were 61.9 per cent. The close of tition. The court seemed to take this Pries In Poll Foret. has been ordered to make a re- chairman of the Good Roads Day com- - getting water into the camp, this inn the the half of the first country view of the matter to a considerable year of the Salt Lake Rotary' club, ing hauled some thirty miles by auto to a joint committee composed of over brought no sign of recovery in extent, and granted a decision through what progress you are able to make, and placed in large tanka. The Car-W- e Odd Fellowrf and Rebekahs from all port disof the irrgatwn the production of soft coal. In fact, which the obstruction on the old over Carbon Bounty are to be at Price representatives wapt to give this thing the broad- - ter ia spending thousands and will be the water eompany on the the output during the week ended July road waa ordered to be removed. As in large numbers tomorrow (Friday) trict andvalue. cat kind of publicity in all payers heard from as time goes on. The When district the wu ihyaieal 2d was a hundred and twenty-fiv- e the state, and we hoiie pny ia not talking much for publico the obstruction'ia the grade of the for their annual picnic and outing at ormed local people hoped to be able thousand tons less than that of the Utah Terminal railway, it looks as City Park. It promises to be not only to build the Pleasant Valley irrigation that you can take care of local publi-- 1 turn, but going right along with work week preceding 7,591,000- against though Barboglio had been able to the largest, but quite the greatest afcations. that means something. project, which is a much larger under7,716,000 tons. The decline was probof its kind fair ever Monumental Oil company of which the The case to his given locally. the goes a of carry point engi. Following report A- ably due in part to the approach of supreme court for final adjudication. There will be a parade in the forenoon taking. Pan7 would HAS KICK COMING, BUT Clark, formerly of Thomp- this that neers showing project the Fourth of July holiday. ProducLara Frandaen waa winner in the leaded by a band of some twenty necessitate the removal of about fifsons, ia general manager, will spud in bamw CLEAN8 UP ALL THE " tien of bituminons coal in the month case in which the Farmers Hill and liecesi A prise is to be given for the a new deep test hole in the San Jus a teen miles of the Denver and Rio of June was approximately 33,852,000 Elevator company waa trying to re- mat decorated automobile. Complaining that he did not deserve fields within the next fifty days. Clark the Scofield branch s hands tracks, Hows, aa' increase of five hundred and cover written-u- p to be The parade will be Mowed by an haunt Valley one of Prices baa received word from President Jo eighty shares of stock, alleging plan waa abandoned. ttwetoa thousand tons over the revised fraudulent C. vnlcanizera R. Rev. invocation the claimed that an item in aeph Crawford, Jr.,' of Erie, Pa., to was an Frandsen Jones, by time the federal project wu operations. At the Tigures for Hay. June, however, address of welcome by Mayor Leroy on and which was fathered by United ait week a. issue of The Sun waa in-- 1 the effect that two engines have been awarded a judgment one more full working day than The Star stage line wins out in their A. McGee and addresses by Grand States Senator William H. King large ust to him. No name waa mentioned shipped from Oil City, Pa., to Thomp-i- n Hay, and the average production per action against Bill Fakatakis, a suit Master Harvey Guff, Past Grand Mas- tracts of land were withdrawn. These the article referred to, and hia at-- 1 sons, and that Very soon, the entire working day declined from 1,325,000 for damages in which the stage was ter Harry Phillips and Put Grand were to the north and east of Pries, sumption that it was meant for him standard rig will be in the field. The tons. The output in June, to 1,902,000 ' subjected to unlicensed competition Master Charles A. Stain. Luncheon rat they have since been restored to ii hia own, but which ia allowed to rite for the new well is on the south smaller than in any June of when Fakatakis drove his ear carry- will be served at noon. The afternoon entry. War expenditures of the go- stand. Ait inspection of bis premises aide of the San Juan river and near .cars save one in 1914, when ing passengers over sthe same route will be devoted to contests of various vernment put a crimp in the project after he had made the kick entirely the apex of , the Jlulkito structure. It .1,412,000 tons were produced. At between , Price and Castle Gate. The rinds, including baking between Rewith several others in tho Weil nitified the stand taken in thia news-- 1 u intended to spud in with a twelve time, as now, a general business Star line get throe hundred dollars. bekahs and the wives of Odd Fellows, along Carbon Water, Land and Power eom- paper, and the reprint speaka for it- - inch hole, and the Honaker sand is depression existed, and a strike lasting New actions filed include one in and prizes will be awarded to the win- pany has refused a hundred and fifty self. It said:. from April to July closed practically which Doe Fisk is out after the mon- ners. Firs yesterday noon broke out at the! River exposure to the west shows that thousand dollars from Sanpete county all the mines in Ohio. rear of Buckloa uilorinx establishment thia sand ia The sports program is long and va- interests for its holdings in the he doctored the Rio that ey, alleging fifty feet in thickness and In a pile of old automobile tires be-- 1 If the second half year of 1921 Grande Western railway. He does not ried and embraces about everything to a vulcanising shop adjoin-- 1 uturated. londm allows no greater output than the first T n.. the said road ia still pretty in athletic endeavor. At 580 luncheon Grimes, oil P " ln(. Aside from stinking the neigh-- 1 half the total for the year will be leu deny that dial writer for the Salt Lake Tribune, wants about throe hun- will be served and from 6:20 to 8:30 ATTORNEYS KNOWN HERE he but borhood lota the amounts to very! up, sickly, than four hundred million tons. The dred dollars which he avers has been oclock a musical program will be givARE SUING BIG FUJI STAR little. The chemical engine was there I accompanied by James lx Gartland, last year in which the country 4 inriatant city editor of that paper, en. Following this a danre will be cm, in earned this neighborexisting by leu than four hundred million hood. uitif fourcf arqto Charlie Chaplin, fa moos films co- to the musie to be furnished hy the Har w Moab Saturday, and spent , ank least-rthe say tho injustice tone was 1909. Compared with the Selan is asking for a divorce mony Seven, and prizes will be award- median, filed an answer in the Loi fire boys end the nearby tenants. The the day looking over the oil sitimtion Olga average of the right years preceding, from John Selan. The couple were ed to the winners in the terpsichorean Angeles, Cals., courts last Friday to promisee should be dunged out and be here, aaya the of million tons behind. married in Carbon 1921 is forty-on- e a suit brought by Samuel A' King am about six events. county subnorma this Before concluding that lussell G. Schulder, Zion attorneys from rears ago. Selan ia accused of brutal county, going as far south as the home of Alfred Grimes on J production indicates a future shortr iy beating his wife, calling her vile INDUSTRIAL SURVEY NOW and well known in Carbon county, to North Ninth street. A coal ahed burned Bluff and viaiting the Mesaa V eyde decreased the consumpage, greatly STARTED IN THIS STATE recover twenty-fiv- e thousand dollars and threatening her life aa well park near'Mancoa. Orimes tion of coal caused by the depressed names, The location which is indicated was was highly encouraged and aa throwing her out of the family alleged to be due them for legal servImpressed condtion of industry in general ahouli home with the admonition that she Utah will be the largest of a con- ices. Advice to this effect hu ben in a pretty tacky condition the first by the indications for bringing Tin a lie considered. Cumulative production better atay away. She asks custo- gressional survey u a result of the ar- received by the attorneys. Chaplin, in of the week. The Snn is glad to an-- 1 producing well at Moab. Speaking is but little leu than that in 1914, hadof two small children and seventy-fiv- e rival of Ambrose B. Brown, highway en- his answer, declares that hia confer- nnunce, however, that a look at the generally as to the oil situation in the dy which also wu a yur of general u month alimony. Selan gineer of the United States bureau of ence with King k Schulder, held last plaee a few hours before thia paper State, he said that operations are dollars a In that year no works at Peerless. depression. public roads, in Salt Lake Gty a few August, did not consume more than on the press showed a great im-- 1 ing forward steadily. While mack shortage of soft coal occurred. It is - TheuP&lmeiri garage has started an days ago. Brown is making a survey one hours time and that no lawyer 'i provement, aa there had been a no-- 1 trouble has been encountered in the even slightly ahead of the first hat! ticeable effort to do to collect for supplies and la- of Utah s commercial life for use by a services can be worth twenty-fiv- e dunging out test wells in the fields west of here, of 1915, when the allied wer orders action congressional committee composed o thousand dollan an hour. He further u suggested. It would lie s- greet j he is of the opinion that this will not automobiles to Elia on bor furnished had not begun to stimulate the de- Caaelli and for which five senators and five congressmen contends that the advice of the law- pleasure to bo able to report even fur-- prevent the thorough prospecting of. they have been who have asked the mand for coal. On the other ham unable to collect. department of ag- yers wu unsolicited and that had he ther moves along the hum line. the various structures. The Ohio, ia our national requirements normally Grimes opinion, will teat the Circle Commercial and Savings Bank riculture to conduct a national inves- followed it serious damage and bai Price increase at the rate of from ten to aeeka to roeover on a note from some tigation. His investigations of Utah resulta would have come to him. Tha Cameville and the Huntington WARNED PUBLIC Giffs, AGAINST twenty million tons a yur, so that Wellington residents, W. J. and W. L. is to last not longer than ninety days law firm will endeavor to show that structure even if, it should be necesCURRENCY! COUNTERFEIT what was sufficient in 1914 would or- Tidwell and ia to secure a complete surrey o: the adviee rendered Chaplin uved him sary to start new holes. A producing state manufacturing plants, banks, hundreds of thousands of dollars in Due to the large number of counter-- 1 well at Moab is dinarily be far from sufficient now. D. John Gunderson, alleging tha; the confidently looked feitera operating in the intermountain forward to by oilmen Anthracite and Coke. Carlos Gunderson has, without an; farm bureaus, wool and grain pools, ag- bis reeent divorce esse. , through the othricultural development and every section and particularly in Salt Lake state. Grimes states, and would be 'a consent or right, pastured a herd o: cos two throe the from of Reports and scabby ones at that, on er phase of national life. Thia report, W. W. JONES, PRICE, NAMED Gty and vicinity every effort ia being wonderful stimulus to further opera-pu- t exchanges at Hampton Roads show sheep, while it may not affeet the Townsem 'AS WATER COMMISSIOirES forth by banks and government tions generally throughout the Utah to the first belonging named, that dnring the week of July 2d dump- ground aaka for a thousand dollars damages bill, will, according to Brown, be a baofficials, ineluding the United States oil region, account were about for R. E. Caldwell, state engineer, Bade aeerct foreign ings sis for judgment in all future legislato the public ocorder an further and service, restraining 75 per cent greater than in the week his first official visit to Price am with the differentacquaint denominations of RECORD OUTPUT MADE of the premises in question, tion. ' cupancy The of distribution His minion thia week. cargo Carbon preceding. XN THE MONTH OP MAT Letters will be sent to farmers am county counterfeit currency that are common coal loaded at Lower Lake Erie porta prominent men in Utah within the next hen wu to confer with local people in circulation. has bun similar to that of the past ed July 22d. Instead the output fel few days asking their personal opinion about the appointment of a commiAccording to the United States geo-W. H. Davenport, in charge of the two years. Total shipments to the en off two thouund tone, reaching a new of the states problems. The Salt Lake ssioner for the Price river system am th Production of pe- in' the district", I lPeal see'retrvofrice thouund net tons. City chamber of commerce, in confer- to settle minor disputes pertaining to of May 1,630,000 tons were more low of forty-rigin the Most in careless are during May, aays: people than throe times as large as in 1920 The decrease occourrod wholly in the ence with. Brown, offers its every ai distribution among the various inter,onnting to 41,900, 0(X) barrels, was of money and readily accept handling Ohio e othand tigbty-throtons thousand all and but , fields, Pennsylvania in making the survey. Brown is work- ests in accordance with the decree a note after casually glancing at tnsl V'fF recore ,n ny one leu than the heavy tonnage shipped er districts maintaining the output of ing under & F. Finch, United States Judge Charles W. Mono several yens alaige The dily average production Counter-1 denomination figures. in 1919. The proportion shipped to the preceding week. The average daily highway engineer of Utah, with head- ago. After hearing all interests am feitera are L35-,2barrels represented an taking advantage of thia I? American ports was 79.6 per cent in output wu eight fhouund tom or leu quarters at Ogden. Brown has statei conferring with thou most concern fact J small notes and are of altering ovf.r 1921 against 82.7 per cent in 1919 and than 13 per eent of that in the that the United States bureau of roads Caldwell returned to Zion and later denomination to represent those of tnnatcd , week in 1920. Production will 76.2 in 1920. The proportion to Canacompile a map of Utah aa regards on named W. W. Jones of Price. The larger value. Many of these raized I T . at h we ?duced dian ports was correspondingly high- in the CunnelliviUe region waa 23,640 the matBn,W possibility of each section from state engineer has stated that the notes are lieing passed on u ns aspect- er than in' 1919 and lower than in tons against 28,180 tons in the week hia report. distribution ters the trusted with about $113,000,000. c?1 The map will not be nnlike eomplained of the ing persons. 1920. Shipments to American porta ended June 25th. Cumulative produc- the one dam o water diversion of from the issued the barrels bureau 4 people! recently by avoid To victimized, produced being on Lake Superior were relatively aa tion fur 1921 to date ia 3,401,000 net the mineral possibilities ol! the Price Water, Land and Power who handle money should always ex-- 1 emphasizes the well aa absolutely leu than in i919, tuns, which is leu than d that showing this state, only in thia case, the sec- company alxive Price a couple of miles amine both aides of that offered to hnnaS.,n v!ue du to ms preeipi-thewhile those to Canadian points were in 1920. tion will be designated, zs agriculture, may be solved by a closer interpreIf they observe anything wrong has taken m prices of crude oil Reports as furnished by the Unite mining, live stock, desert and aoforth tation of tho Mono decree. proportionately higher. The tonnage place since thel?jpp.nui with money they should at once noti-- 1 shipped to Lake Michigan ports wss States engineer officer at 01 t,e crrent year. ,, U secret States the United fy service, tons more than a hundred thouund Harbor show that 2,125,453 tons SCHOOL BOARD VISITING SAUNA CANYON TUNNELS nsumption of domestic AGAIN IN THE PUBLIC EYE 218 Postoffiee building at Salt Lake ed crude orl ' greater than in 1919 and was 29.3 per of soft coal and 192830 tons of anAND PURCHASES SUPPLIES during May, eent of the total, against 20.4 per rent thracite were received during June. J' creased 77,414 barrels, and the total.. in two years ago. Men employed under instructions The total 2,318.283 tons exceed e f Carbon county board of education daily average consumption of 1,354.-41- 9 Unlike the situation at bituminons receipts during May bv nearly 35 per Wde the contemplated trip aronnd to of the United states forest service barrels amounted to only 2161 remines the cent. cleared anthracite rock debris and Cumulative receipts for the pres- the various achoolhouses early thia that properties, away the barrels a day more than domestic pro- main steadily at work. The output ent season to June 30tli were 4,343,623 weekThey report finding much ma- blocked the entrance of the Ralins and Midget Smith fought during the week ended July 2d, in- tons, an increase over the correspond- terial at the various places of which Canyon tunnels last week so tat they tenKid Davisrounds Although imports decreased slightto a draw Monday tierce mine local fuel and sales, is ing jieriod in 1920 of 2.S55.606 tons. cluding had little qr no knowledge at could be used as a part of the Salina to a daily average of 29.r,078 barrthey ly The Midvale. at the bout was estimated at 1, 868,000 net tons, an to Emery wagon and automuhile road, night Preliminary reports for the week o least collectively. On Wednesday there was a net increase in stocks els. headliner of a fast card put on by the increase o'er the week- - preceding of July 4th to Oth ndicate that the Fourt i for the coming school term were but on Friday employes of the Den- Midvale Firemen's association. the month of more than eight during Smith e twenty-onthousand tons. Prelimi- of July was unireritaly"ctfelirafed by bought. Representatives of severs ver and Rin Grande again plared obmillion barrels. Pipeline and tank Davis hard at all times and the miners and no coal was loaded on Salt Lake City houses were on ham structions at the entrances. As to pushed nary estimates subject to revision farm stocka of domestic petroleum had the Utah worried. boy the total Superior of owned ia anthracite that day. The work was not prompt- and the board split the order up to whether this right of war output hy place Davis from los- held in the United States by importm Jnne at 8,159,009 net tons. This is ly resinned is shown hy the fact thnf their best The insiection the state and government or hy the ring generalship kept advantage. Joe Goodrich faded in the first ers on the last day of May, a total of as great as in any recent year except hut 21.416 oars were loaded on Tuesto Wellington was marked by i Denver and Rio Grande will now prob- ing. trip round of his scheduled go of four 155,341,000 barrels, equivalent to a. , 1917 and 1918, and exceeds by a hun- - day. da-vJuly 5th as against 26,693 on the 'jirge turnout of citizens who ware ably come to an issue. About a mouth rounds t the with Sam Lattie. Lattie wnt hun,J"d "d fift-dred and sixty-on- e thousand tons the Tuesday. forested in obtaining the us of a piece ago the railway built a road around him current the rate are of consumption, out the count in for style. quick tunlower average for the years 1913 to 1920. . of ground belonging to the school dis- - the ioint of the hill at the on record. greatest condition The of. the anthracite supif t.ie publishers of war memoirs trict for a municipal playground or nel and over the hill at the upper Tnqiorts of crude oil for Mav, which It is charged that the federal re- amounted ply thus stands in sharp contrast to want to wear out n few .presses why nruvtion park, tunnel in lieu of one through the tunto 9.147,416 barrels, show that of bituminous coal. aided But Wall street. dont lliey induce some of the women nels. The wagon road funslrneted has serve board :i decrease in daily average, a? com- No improvement in the production elm were behind the scenes T wo things are ineviftible dent a very steep grade nml is therefore, don't overlook the aid it hni given to write of bpehive coke during the week end- - their rir.fes?iotiH? md i)u-- nfeterin cashier. ( Continue 2 on Pane Four) impracticable for automobile travel. those outside Wall street. MSB Dil-wor- th acre-fe- et eom-mn- Y I 44444444444444444 I . com-plyin- 1 be-mitt- ee com-through- . I I eon--taiu- ed . t-a- ' rit , . - SrVh.11 re-qur-ed . Times-lndepende- nt I there-Nation- bus-in- eu go-w- I ! -' I ht J ' 58 one-thir- m. that, . Dulnth-Su-peri- or 1 n . ! anti-pli- es - v j s "llly ! I I 1 1 - |