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Show Jens Advertising Rates BT 6HAPE OF TEE LEO NEW YORK, April 16. The height of skirts will depend on leg, not on legalities, according to Charles Kuri-lua- u. guna display aavertialng rates (0) cantt an Inch per lags per inch ly the month a (4) iouei to local advertisers. cents an Inch per rlltf...r fifty Tpoanion 1 Pr cent addhionaL a fashion authority. English wo- men fixed the height at eight inches. eon- he says, because they are not etruried for a becoming or advantageous exposure." () end the young man who finds that mney stick to him. JjjtTthe farm generally Volume 6, Number 47 AN INDEPENDENT E COUNCIL IS TREATED LIGHTLY Preliminary consideration was given to be made at Sixth street will be built as soon as gf changes proposed as laid out in a the legal riiachinery ean grind out tbc Hall along plans Qtv arehi-tfct- st necessary noLives sttcr an enfrinwr ibteh by C. 11. Campbell, local has rejsirted as to just what work will hixve to be done in grading, removing trees, laying lines and other sjwitic operations. Carbon eouiitv has a bill pending against the city for a share in the exiienses of the taxing and as- Tuesday evenings adjourned gitiini of i lie Price councilman. There rould be a room under the southeast gmer of the building for the fire cor-agine, and under the eouthwest a men ' rest room, the floor above kt KlGlKKIt FORTY lm. I.IOMS 1 M KM MTV AMKKICA Today never exists for the person Week Ending April 22. 1921 who is going to reform tomorrow. NEW 8F APES NEW COAL YEAR LOOKS1' Fl-U- M LuNlMX. April 10. An Indemnity of forty liillion dollars was the which the penalty kaiser proposed to impose upon the I'niietl States if Germany had the war in 117. It was included in hia peace terms writ ten liy liimseif in the spring of that year, and Just discovered in the of the German foreign office. The other peace of the kaiser were: Germany waa to get the rich Trench coal fields of Longivy and l.rie. Germany was to get the IhH-giou.t. Germany was to get Oort laud and Idihuania. Germany w as to get the Asorea. Germany was to get the Island of Malta. Incidentally, Prince Joachim, one of the kaiser's eons and who haa since committed suicide, was to le made king of Rumania. HOST GLOOMY AT JaiNlHiN,l April 21. Sirikin miner, sundiiif alone in their demand for praett-ta- l co.-t- PRESENT un-line- s DEPRESSION IS FELT OVER THE WHOLE COUNTRY. cun-dit.o- ns Close to Sixty Per Cent Less of Time At the Minss Because of the Lack of Order Utah, Which Means the Properties Hera In Carbon County, la Among Greatest Sufferer. sn 4 natiunulixaiUin of iniliiMry, refused today to alwndon the issue. When uni'iti executives from all parts of the kingdom met this afternoon a majority were under instruction to com. mis the fiicht for a pooling of minimi prut its and a national wage board. There was Just a hint that the demand for pooling might le altered in anine particulars, making it leas badly a scheme fur nationalisation. Ib'xpite the latk of atrike fitiida, men in the mining districts were firm in their refusal to work. Industries continued to shut down for luck of fuel and the niunicliml officers drew up regulation for rite holding of the coal reaerve. built tip somewhat by alilpmetita front America. According to authorltlea well acquainted with the situation the llritlsh government haa no fear of not being able to keep the nation's coal needs supplied even If the strike continues. The normal output of coal In Great Britain la from SOO.UUO.Oau to 250,000,000 tuna and the export are aliout loo.aoo.ooo tons. There 1 plenty of coal obtainable from mlnea all over the world even If the Urltlsh mlnea are closed Indefinitely, and there la enough now on hand In England to luat fur three montha If the present system of reduced consumption la maintained. The chief trouble laitherlng industry is the fact that many of WHITER QUARTERS AND FIELD ON ITINERARY. SCO- At tha Latter Town Until Second Week In May, After Which They Go to Camp of the Utah Fuel Compaof Eleven Now in Serny-One raised and the front of sessing ojierations, amounting to about vice the Country Over. building extended forward about fourteen hundred dollars. Action on this account was laid over for the line feet. The council room would be as the expert auditing comis its present location with the floor present, Correapondence Tha Bun. which is working on the rounty Correspondence The Sun. WASHINGTON, D. C, April 18. is s somewhat higher level, while on pany aide of the entrance books has discuhered that the county the opiNwite Mine Rescue Car Nu. 11 of the UnitWASHINGTON, 1). C, April IS. The first week of the new coal year voald be a rest room for ladies. The holds funds due the city about equal ed States bureau uf mines in cbaipi to the amount of the claim. of hall the county's uf W. H. Can-ink-, iBoeement building part April 4th to ML brought no engineer, and a Hope was expressed that the unexCONGESTED CALENDAR from the depression which has will be somewhat overhauled, some crew of trained men, will reach Sanincome might grow still larger. aflected the bituminous iudustry iu dy tomorrow, April 19th. The ear jarts st the bark removed and change- pected down South Ninth to a of mouths. The total recent fixed be to Running and lie on exhibition every day from will otherwise exits output up d, near the Scuwcroft warehouse May Take Balance of Year to Clean soft coal, including lignite aud coal 9 o'clock of the forenoon to 5 oclock brought up to date. A new front is )Mtint there are deadended watermains on coked, ia estimated at 6,089,600 net of the evening until April 27th, and Aetehed, which gives a modern Up Old Litigation. tons. Although this waa au increase free lectures will be given to miner to the building, the tower is both sides of the street. A proposal of the Scowcroft eonqiany to effect a While all jury cases in the district over the holiday week preceding, the on first aid to the injured, the uae of nmoved and am apparent three-stor-y mine rescue apjmratua and safety structure is presented on a line with cross connection without expense to court at Trice are about over for the rate ier working day declined slightadjourned session which waa begun ly. 1 bladings for the week ending the library and the tabernacle, while the city was approved. lamjw, mine gases and safe and danDilworth first tons. the with total last On April by Woolley Judge 113,477 block takes on a new the whole Saturday gerous mining practices. Discrepancies In Bate., of this month, the veniremen are being Monday aud Tuesday of last week, 2Klli the ear will go to Scofield, where the erection of a anticipating It was brought to the attention of held by his honor until the 27ih when April 11th to ltflli, inclusive, improvthe manmacturing plants had it will remain until May 7th, after federal building to complete the same. only a small supply of coal on the council that many discreiancies the murder charge against John ed slightly. Total for the two days which date it wil proceed to Winter The entire outside of the structure dehand when the atrike waa exist in water rates in the city, and from Hutinyside will come on for trial. was 44,439 tons. Because of the geu clared. This waa notable among Tould lie stuccoed to an ivory white-kQuarters, and be stationed there una the Yorkshire woolen mills, til May 14ih. This ear ia one of the All effort to get the architect that all attempts to adjust these have He ia charged with having slaughter- eral observance of Mitchell's Day a which week's been met his aa possessed on only it fields the iu the union ed, (Leo eleven now in nse by the bureau uf were, vigorous opposition partner by (April 1st) to give figures on the possible cost supply. Tha government la planin digging coal in one of the week counted on the average for only customers. Instances of the the minus for training miner in first aid part met remonstrances with his that to me alart community kitchens ning are the Silvagni building, which projiertiea of the Utah Fuel eoinpany five aud a hull' working days. Thus and rescue method and the uae of fur the aala of hot food, thus a the haste of getting the poasibili-fie- e cited over at Sunnyside a few weeks ago. it hapjiened that although production mine rescue or oxygen breathing economising household coal. of the situation before the coun- encloses a music store, a bank, a drug Iioth aides are nuw marking 4 a printing office, a ioolhaIl The killing ia said to have come shout decreased, the ier cent of fulltime car haa a crew that incil inch matters had so far been given store, conferlima pending Friday's 4 cludes twoThe and a dozen or more offices which over a ahortcard game. It ii believ- operated allowed little change. The miners, a minexjicrienred men ence. Wales South The have attention. success in recent 4 His is ed the case will be over with by the mines reorted au average loss of all these for a rate avs of four users and a mine in I Instructed to their ing 4 charge engineer delegatee kitting very close with estimates to first of May, when Judge F. E. Woods running time of 59.1 ier cent on acpress the national miners' feder- 4 surgeon, and ia equijqied with the latcontracted prices on buildings in vari- dollars per month, while in the same ation to accept Frank Hodges's 4 est rescue and first aid apmratua and ous surrounding towns had made building Charles Averill occupies a ia expected back front Grand and San count of lark of orders. For the week resignation. Lord Gulnaford, who 4 will the counties and take Juan losses and no market small 2d a the up sepgives up ending April apartment ia leading the owners, said the 4 supplies. At a moments notice it ia him desirous of doing nothing hastily work where Judge Woolley leaves off. with the mines of Utah totaled 71.6 owners' new offer would prob- 4 ready to proceed to the aeene uf a in thin instance. The matter was laid arata rate of a dollar and a quarter. The second term of the present year per cent. Output 28.1 ier cent of fullably mean an average of ten shil- 4 mine disaster, where the bureau men The Golden Rule Hotel building, with over to give time for estimating. It L. wagaa. lings over the x with the state mining rooms, the postoffice, a comes on the first Monday in June time capacity. Total losses fnim all In the meantime millions of 4 ii proposed to use the five thousand its thirty-sito be sessions with at Price the mine officials to do evbowl71.9 No market rent. and were causes a the likely ier men store, no are idle Penney with restaurant, of 4 dollars insurance certainty money from the i Ids to assist or to save There continuous as the Colorado same strike the until the losses willed in hi for four washhouse and a lieing 4 July. perthroughout erything pays burned pavilion as a base fund for ing alley 4 miners who may have been injured or coming week at least. lollars, while inside the same walls will be a big criminal calendar at iod were 54.3 jier rent and from all bringing City Hall up to the requireMoab whether but in entombed. The saving of human life, 58.1 cent own Judge its Price August, tier pays Xpuses Trading company ments of the community as an amusecited instances Woolley or Judged bods will go there Other rate decreasing the numlier nf injuries to separately. Coke. and Anthracite ment place. the miner and lessening the sufferings are the Bonorao building, the James is not yet settled. The congested conThe anthracite production recovered ture and the delay in resumption of of injured miners are the central feaPipeline Proposal Up building, where three business con- dition of the Carbon calendar is such, in the opinion of the former, that it promptly after the depression attend-- , normal business curtailed the demand tures of the bureau's work. Miners The proposal of W. W. Jones and cerns one a restaurant pay a total will take the reiuaineder of the year ing the Easter holidays and the ojien-in- g for roal. Industrial disputes both in are taught how to use the rescue ap- Dr. H. B. tioetzmann to take over the of a dollar and a quarter, and the peof the new coal year. The nine lunqie and America dosed many paratus and how to take care of an combination of the Eko theater with the hardest kind of work to clean city's Colton pipeline and water sup- culiar late in I. )19 and further redue- filed ruses New are e being principal carriers rqiorted a total of jureij uurade. The lectures, when an extensiVe apartment-hous- up locally. ply was placed in writing before the building, ed the the loaded supply. Thus when in 1920 the INMsible, are illustrated by lantern cars for the older are lieing 35,661 as about as shipment, fast all a in and residence, a private connciL There was intimation from Woolley. largest in any week since March 12th. world set its face to work again and slides and moving pictures, which some of the members that the docn joint rate which would hardly cover disposed of, says Judge The total output, including mine fuel industrial artivity was resumed where show good and bad methods of minand mint was not of the same purport as the roomers, the barber shop, C. JAMISON ANNA MRS. .resumption waa jiossilile, the runsutn ing and how many accidents may lie and local sales, is estimated at others in the theater building alone. had been the verbal offers made HONOR er reserves of fuel proved insufficient jured comrade. The leclurea, whenGIVEN OF PRICE (MM) net bins. The cumulative promade the chief difference mention- These are old surviving rates and an almost universal feeling of ever imssible, are illustrated to date calendar the fur duction year by lanted being that in the talks it had been long ago. Eighteen months back the Levina B. Hall of Helper waa yes- stands at 24,612MM) bins. Final es- apprehension offer the coal supply ern slides and which moving revenwater pictures, the idea that the choHcn at Salt Lake City as d citys average monthly city waa to be timates of the output during the eoa swept around the world. The reasons where, but lantern slides aud moving dol- terday hundred over fuur a little was ue of of the its necessary quota of water to Ridge 1920-2which will stand as the for this alarm lately a thing of the pictures cannot lie shown in the ear. the same presidentfor Utah,grand the womans aux- year Nist become clear when the world's apply users within the city limits lars. Now, counting only made by the geologibe liest ran Each car carries oxygen breathing that aud without cost, while the written pro territory it is just about double, of the 0ld Fellows. Others cal in 1920 is cast up. Reisirts of the iliary production uutil the a supply of oxygen in cylcompletion survey apparatus, come increase has this of chosen are Orissa Celventra of Spring-vin- annual mine canvass, place the tota received by the United States geologi pwal asks for five hundred dollars e quite a little inders, lamjis, the apparatus to safety similar cases of from of Randall Ester adjustments month fur this item, and places this vice president; cal survey indicate that the total out- for reviving miners who httve been (MM) net tuna. This was aliout at 706, 89, to ordinance new is a go pice on three million gallons or less these. There Ogden, Anna C. Jamison of Price, the same as that of the coal year just put in 1920 was alxiut 1,300,000,000 gassed and the rharta, splints and vith a rate of ten rents per thousand into effect shortly which will correct, Rosa Taylor of Eureka, Mary P. Coi the war. In comparison metric tons. This, although a great bandages for demonstrating first aid of them automatl of Salt Lake City, 8usan Glen of Mil- preceding increase over 1919, was still forty methods. Home of the training with 1919-2- 0 pllons for any additional quantity. a good many more with the year ended with revenue the Aa mil customers two million short of the output in rescue ford and Nellie C. Tremelling of Bing- slight decrease. outside of the city rally and increase there citys apparatus will lie inside the is an inclinalimits would be turned over to the considerably, but wardens, and Clara I. Moore last year before the great mines, also in smoke or fumes so the the conham, coke 1913, beehive of Production until an and Irene Shudheimer of Salt Lake bolding organization, this revenue tion to delay its operation tinued to decline during the week end war. Of the billion end three hundred wearer will understand the aparatui water secretaries. After the assembly ed April 9th and another low reeon million tons produced 45.1 per cent is and how to uae it. A miner, onld be lost and all the people would improvement is effected in the City, when Recorder Ockey the women fet for this loss and their five hund-w- d furnished. However, adjourned to Eagles Hall was set. The total output, estimate! credited to the United States. trained aud wearing the properly the to start opwhere they were hosts at a Lady at 79, (MM) net tons, was eigLt thousam dollars would be the monthly up-- P was given authority These figures ere necessarily in part ean enter a mine after a fire each user Militant" banquet. Then the assem- tuna less than that of the preceding estimated, for the official statistics are or an explosion and work in poisonof the pipeline, all other eiyien- - eration of a charge against the of first coming with the convened again at 2 oclock in the week and only 17 having to be met the same as nos. of water jier cent of that o: slow in coming in end for certain ous atmosphere for two hours. Many commun- bly Another joker lies in the fact that month, instead of allowing afternoon when the officers elected st the corresponding week in 1920. The countries of Eastern Europe not- thousand miners have been trained in the morning session were installed decline occurred in Pennsylvania ant ably Russia even unofficial data are the use of this rescue apjiaratuH at the ity use on one rate as heretofore. sing up to the present average quantThe retiring president, Elizabeth II. Ohio and in the Southern A(palach-ians- lacking. The figures are presented aa bureau of mines ears and stations. It Electrical Troubles. ity of water each month, the city ould Cannegieter of (tgden officiated as inProduction in the Conncllsville tentative and subject to revision. Aa is hoied that in the near future evpay a rate just equal to what handling of electriInexperienced would sell water to an outsider, stalling officer, assisted by Esther region suffered a decline of 15,310 official reports are available for 92 ery mine in this country will have a disaster with resulting nd should the use fall below the fixed cal apparatus Randall, marshal of the Reliekahs, tons or 31 jier cent. Cumulative pro- jier rent of the world's output, the trained appartaus crew and that evconsiderable trouble and an and Mary Davis of Bingham, the con duction for the year to date ia but minimum, the rate would automati- has given margin of error in the total jirobably ery mine or group of mines will have a nally for ductress. providing ordinance Odd Fellows attending the K) tons as against 0,428, (MX) tons does not exceed 1 or 2 d ier cent. In have equipment ready fur use in case cally le even above the citys hair with pennies, blocking fuse paps tbe 1920 output with that of emergency. Many miners have been grand encampment lust evening eele during the same period in 1920. a selling rate. Three million cotniaring bridges, other and iniprojier brsted the degree of chivalry, which would be the equivalent of less pins bf the years before the war it must saved after explosions by rescue parBitumixiona to Tide. well as many other wrong uses of the concluded the annual session held durties wearing the apparatus. Also, the second-fobe reineiulMred that the of of one has long connections, service , The movement of bituminous coa sumption of coal normally increases aptaratus has proved of great value ier. The amount owned from Col-- n public ing the week. fire in been contemplated. Tuesday's to tide daring March was in about the by leaps and bounds. Tbe. average in fighting mins fires. Springs by the city is two and a from house just across the street a rt BOTH SUGAR AND FLOUR same volume as during February, Free instruction and training in Quarter second-ferate of increase in the twenty years or fifteen times of blocking Hall was the result AT ZION UP show DECLINE ON e to City the was method of first aid to the injured are geological survey basis 1914, for August, a which preceding period quantity proposed as a after with jiennies, total of 2,828, (MM) net tons dumped, an thirty-eigmillion tons. Of course also given by crews of the rescue can Payment. Ten years is the proposed fuses short circuited flatiron converted the increase of 126,000 tons over the pre- the waste and disorganization of the and stations, and this instruction is for the arrangement to A starter. fire a into wires e and the city would have to turn house ceding month. Coal destined for New war have reduced the consuming ca either in connection with rescue apSugar took s drop of twenty-fivtuat(n discussion of this WedVer the Olson Salt spirited laike at and that for bunkering in- purity of many rountries, but in paratus training or entirely sejMirate- City cents England the reservoir and In sympathy with the was followed bv an order thatcomlast nesday creased slightly, while the exports de- uther countries notably in the Unit- - ly, hence is applicable not only to d reservoir to the holding citv electrician and the lighting New drop the same day in the The cumulative movement clined. States requirments have been in-- 1 derground workers but to ail those conimmedan whose guarantee of York City market, which JlPany, mittee get together and drawallupser1st to March 31st was creasing at a rate greater if anything employed in or around the mines and from tinuous service on San Francisreflected January iately a to penalty ordinances calculated put provides co where a new quotation of (8.25 9.276. OIK) net tons. twenty-fiv- e that before tbe war. The present rate metallurgical establishments. e dollars a day for troubles directly into the hands was recorded. The retail price at vice New England of production in the world is the reAllrail ty shipments and council members did not SS.92. was the ins Iut conversant with the state capital e APPLICATIONS MADE of vinr much fell off sharply during the week end sultant of conflicting forces, the decents has enthusiasinm in the mat outsjmrties the drop of twenty-fivmatters. such of one 8.67 ed April 9th. IieiNirts show that but cline in the WBrtorn countries is be- to Notice of apfdications for water sack, Hr)d on motion it lowered per which of Robinett the under When the franchise 2274 ears were forwarded through the ing offset in part by an increase in re - powersites in the Green river, filed pound at ten cents and five at P'per was filed for further considera-J- b Utah Telephone company cents. Eastern fifty the five principal gateways. This was gions remote from the battlefields. In recently by the federal waterpower and the recorder was ordered to menno reduction was Is another There given there cars less the four hundred and eighty-on- e In countries of Europe commission back at Washington, P. and i'reI're a ropy of it for each member. oiie rates was both there in flour which it noted tion made in it of a time for 13.40 week and I he war cut heavily into production. C.f was received in Salt Lake City than the the quotation being Ogden, during preceding manager, Miller, for high patent, was to run. J. R to 3.50 per Putting Out Trees. 1822 cars less than in the correspond- Sometimes the cause of the decline last Saturday by Ralph S. Kelley, adjustYork on that the mutter having been quotations previous requested trees out was physical destruction of the mines field examiner of the United States extening week of 1920. setting SO. from A the of Ogden dispatch (3. time, because )VPr.in(? the space where stood ed at this in there a up unas in France, sometimes it was the land offiee. Four sc urate projects are to drop price r,'y I'avilion will lie carried out at sive work his company is about deed- toquotes dollars. Tiealers. howCOAL OUTPUT OF AMERICA three drain uNn the muiqiower of the na- contemplated by the company, the council ever. say that flour at three doldertake in Trice. The FIGURES huj the foundation of the TOLD OF HUGE IN and sometimes it was merely the Flaming Gorge unit, Ladnre Canyon tion substantlars Is a low grade article. ed to pass a new ordinance will not be wrecked economic but disorganization and (lisni-tio- n unit, Minnie Maude unit and the Stillold one, the will lie a memorable The 1920 as it seems to lie in good ially the same as year trade which attended water Canyon unit. normal of the for which a time will be stated oditinn and one in the history of the world's coal the war. In France the 1920 output possibly might lie used in of the franchise. No discussion Some of the modern gowns for woThe prices reached were the 'r,il.r or two for some purpose, life (excluding the Sanr and was entered fiers and the poser to trim or take supply. usualmen to the length of time should not lie exjiensive. There 'nwliile not interfering with the atas modern and of the to referred times, was highest was 46 jier cent less than that city submitted a blueprint them out much to them except the priee the such isnt at a matter qualion awaits the time, Ku.e'1 decline Action hap)iens trees planted within its into. Miller ly the Britain Great 1913. In of the ne. Quite a number of water showing the proposed location of the torney. the In of the deteriorated. tag. decision. in his output ty was 20 per cent and Germany (also are to run along last two years of the war the world's excluding the Saar and were ordered made, some new lines, which the of center ,J7fonstensions the m of Hard times have hit Egypt and if instead The fellow who put the jazz into output had risen close to the the output of bituminous coal that doesn't lieing necessary, curbs manner of disposing Tiail Some satisfy them they are streets. musie is in a class by himself. lie level. 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