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Show :ir MAgg 2 the MAYBE MAN FOUND IN JORDON BUN, PRICE, utah-bvr- ry priday RIVER AT ZION WAS VICTIM OF HELPERI1ES Investigation has cniivim-- , pike City was . aobut North street in , .le Iha: tii(. U:;Ui loumi in t .. ,liril.i;l rj Lalf milr m.r.h ,f the liruljtc on !)lt, IUliriiilll, MAKING OPTKE LIST ;J Personnel of Next Year Teaching Staff Is In Preparation. . Kureha or uriiriuL. . heve that F. l. S.n;e pet. (inn., and two resolualio were arrwd lu:,.d SalUrd;,v ,Ili;ilt; tion m-- presented to the Carbon not . like, you a you'll hiioa io,ig umre . the ttUU-Uih.-iaut rime In to ihev uiity Umnl of education at its W find TP1 tle iWinry tlie lar monthly meeting lut week. reguSf'S .yrk. tu !1 Thev tl more youll uduiire Vm m h,u ,,r iiil'.nnution as w t:oiu sou-ru-l Of your linen SHt TkuiUiue of the nuire largely liere ard their. Uteetives jsijiulated minis of the De 11 rlL picked lip Muulxiu fii'W district and s sp" )ur iJiirU and collar and tij'ins . hue Iecul. il iliut r!.e .lea,! J .ml we are weUJ confident iiiteroted irotestiig any reduc-t'i- ii uhii oi.n-rat had been lured to Helper your to our in ihe salaries of tcacht-r? 0 Hill regularly. and red hair. At Helper, the JofW. :,b i jii'oiKiM'd economies. ftiicr LAUNDRY STEAM he was killed and his ICE Jieie, hdv then Iaren's and others in the Phone 218 brought,., s;il,Lik,rfy ond and resolutions tavor economy, but not in the river. hay Smith, win, dumped at the expense of efficiency, they hold was with the two men on Saturday that to lower salaries would mean that mght. was sus-teof having less men and women would Spring the girl, but the .dUeers have little in- have etlicicnt to Ik employed at the cost of a Co. formation on the matter. It i exi.-t-eCoal lowered that another arrest will I made H. C. standard. oodward, Jr., sueriiitend-ent- , within the next few hours. The Smith was instructed by the lward to degirl and Maude Domieo, who wag ar- vise a salary schedule and prepare his rested Saturday night also, were re- reeonmicuilatioiis for teaehers before leased Sunday night their i.mm-u- e the next meeting of the board. to ireiNirt at poli.-- ujam headquarters today. Chief Beckstead stated t.nlav that PICRIC ACID AVAILABLE FOR if the dead man could be identified EASTERN FARMERS hia murderer would be arrested within a few hours. All aus,erts arrested thus In connection with the distribution far, with the exception of Fetira and wf picric acid for land clearing now Domieo, have been released. being carried on by the bureau of pub-lic- e roads. United States deiartment of agriculture, about three hundred HOLDING Umti and Shippers of the jHEIR CORN thousand pounds of the material has Celabratod been made available at Edgewood, Md., Spring Emery County Amour tha Three With where it had been stored by the army to be used in the manufacture of xii-aCoal Large Surpluses. gases. The coniratively low Minna at r cent of the past year's freight rates that will apply to this jH-Thirty STORKS, CTAIL wheat crop in Utah was still on the point are exiwcted to make the offer117 Nawhouae ml Offices, farms on March 1st, this year, accord- ing of this supply very attractive to Bulldinf. to estimates made hv 31. M. Justin, landowners of the northeastern section ing Silt Laka City, Utah. 7701 statistician of the United States bu- of the country. The only charge made adtft reau of markets and crop estimates, at for the picric acid is that to rover the tossy Salt Lake City. Utah farmers had drying, cartridging and shipping. bushels in their taissessioii on March 1, UK 1,806,000 or 35 IH?r rent NO ADVERTISING SIGNS IN CALi--j IFORNIA FORESTS the year previous and 743,000 bushels or 18 iwr cent in 1W20. The holdover COLTON, UTAH Advertising signs in the seventeen corn this year shows a decline from Gcaerml Merrhaiull and March 1st of last year, but it ia high- national forests of California must Stockmen's Supplies down following an order issued er than any other twelve months since rome the district forester at Sau Franby 1915. There were ninety-thre- e thous- cisco a few days ago. Advertisements and bushels of coni held over or 18 Mi Dipping Vata and Food on rocks and trees are also to printed Una la Connection ler cent of the entire rmp. he effaced. According to the regulaThe estimates indicate the holdover tions of the forest service of the Unitof oats is even more. Justin j, luces outs ed States dejtartnient of agriculture on the farms at 40 jier cent or 1,150,-00- 0 such is prohibited in all here advertising bushels as comared with 40 mt national forests without fqwcial percent in 19:H or 1,041,000 hunhels. The mits, which are seldom issued. The obWitt barley crop remains 30 jwr cent unsold ject of this regulation is to prevent deas coni ia ml with 36 mt cent the year facing the mountain Iandscaies of the previous. Shipments of the 11H11 crop national forests with billboards and Successor to from counties where grown made up other uns:ghtly signs. CRCiFJt A MARBLE Man'll 1st were live thousand bushels of corn, 1 ,953,000 of wheat, 345, (MM) of UNCLE SAM SOON TO SURVEY oats and 72 ier cent of the Imrley crop. FIFTY TOWNSHIPS These shipments represent 1 er cent of the coni crop, 31 jier cent of the According to present plans, gome wheat crop, 12 of the oat crop and 14 townships will lie surveyed in Utah this year by the United States offiof the barley crop. GRINDING PLENTY The counties having the largest ier cials, and the request for the surveyMia Wheat cent of the coni on hand are also those ing of certain ones, mostly in the eastFlour, Graham w and Germade. Beat whan where a high er cent of corn is mer- ern half of the state, are being forA Gat them at the right chantable. Kmery, Kane and Wash- warded by Gov. Charles It. Mabev, on nUL Prices are right. ington show a carryover of between 35 advice of John T. Oldroyd, state land and 40 per cent of their corn, compar- commissioner. The states revolving ed with the state average of 18. The fund of fifty thousand dollars will bo wheat carryover is light, except where used, together with about an equal WILBUR BURNHAM, railroads are lacking. The per cent of amount provided through the regular Manager. the crop in the growers hands in typ- channels by the government. An averMM 121. we Deliver ical rountiea is Box Elder, 10 ; Cache, age cost of two thousand dollars the Price, Utah. estimated. 14; Duchesne, 51; Juab, 15; Millard, township is San62. San and Juan 50; Wayne, 75, BIG MONEY SPENT Sevier 57 and shows 48 Ete county 33.per cent, The Denver and Rio Grande Western In oata the holdings are about pro- has six hundred and eighty miles of Carbon eounty has portional to the yield per acre in 1921. railroad in Utah. Where yields were high holdovers are more trackage than any other in the RICHEST EFFICIENCY. made this week shows nunant equivalent llOilha large. Box Elder county is an excep- state. A report the are that expended a total of company considerable for atoraga. Will not shipments "gulled tion, but " The bast of at earning and $7,604,640.42 in Utah last year. The indicated there. beating qualities. The distribution of barley holding items included are general purchases, dining car and hotel departments, taxia not greatly different from wheat. es and payrolls. Payrolls are the bigLOAKS TO FARMERS ARE NOW gest item in the list, the total for this BEING REPAID alone amounting to $5,760,000. The fuel jfaas at Kenilworth, Utah 1 Offices In tha Walker purchases amounted to $1,035,631.60; Bank Building. CHICAGO, March 11. Repayments taxes. $602,170; general purchases beSalt Lake City. on war corporation loans are licing ing $137,048.4.1, and dining car and homade voluntarily by the fanners, and tel department purchases, $69,790.29. most of them in advance of dates on APPLICATION FILED which they fall. Eugene Meyer, Jr.. war finance the of director Peter Bosone filed application with managing here tonight, lie cit- Die public utilities commission of Utah said corporation, " Japanese Merchandise of ed this as one reason for the belief last Friday for permission to operate Every Description an automobile singe line from Helper that the eonditions in the basic Mey- to Castle Gate, Willow Creek and the are improving. to reel-industry the f jfjjtaf trade of the counsel EL the local coal camps ppqierties of the Equitable Coal comer, O. O. Henderson, general ami F. R. Harrito com51urrundlng territory. the eorjviration, for pany which, he says, plans soonThe OVlt QUOTATIONS .PT arrived in to mines. of its proassistant Meyer, mence jBcreta Building, South Ninth operation son, an route is wholly within Carbon weet. Price. Utah. posed Chicago today to design a protection of regions throughout the lest which county. have been given financial assistance asFOR PUBLIC ROADS through the corporation. Meyer in is being pul fanner the Senator Reed Smoot has introduced a serted that a position to liquidate bis crops grad- hill granting to the various public land normal purchas- stales 10 per cent of their unreserved ually, and that bis the commercial, a to o'clock "viewer so vital to public land nrea to be used as source ing I to S o'clock interests of revenue for building public roads. indiistnal and SPECIALS ALL DAY. transportation The bill is in addition to the federal is living restored. , .JU and Afternoon Parties roads law, and dues not contempood Mnomnit re Home Cooking motion the Pirkford. d direct appropriations of any Marv . Surroundings, eigh do- plate any the treasury. from star and whose first job 'aid ten J Main Streets, the money ijffij Home. thousllars a week, is now receiving 1rice, UUh. sales the BUILDING CRIBS y 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. and dollars and 50 per rent of Material is on hand fur the building of her pictures. $1,123,0-- 0. of cribs above the Myton and Duchesne she ia said to have collected ' ru,lc McKinney of Duller, steel bridges to control the current Legion American An "bounced her , world The state road commission is urged by candidacy of wt m the stale legislature, to hilrry and American women veterans al- the eounty commissioners and organized before the high water work li war is now being to men the strict put has been asked to grant comes. eighteenth amend-- e ready congress the to organization. charter national , Kiftem, reorganization e Mrs. A. K. Ault, now mayor of St redue- and a in he arts "n'1 i announced her intenjTortments Manv women talented been d'seove Peter, Minn., has w candidate for a seat in Dnblic expression have a of tion being through in New York state eomplain that jazz mu-4- a. ed on farms Federation directed congress. Bureau Home LWart on their feet their the University. Cornell marry It is unwise for a woman toreform-'nnot bein; fertile from g of side-lic- k a man with the expectation to aoproi,t them. man brave It lakes a truly hint. lie might entertain similar ideas. a't to lie the rnld-- n the Initcd States. the other fellow. M.-r-ur- al, K-lir- e KEEP THE COAL BINS FILLED D-x- 'M . lceo t. ' parcnt-ieachcr- assis-iution- s Springs just around the corner but that doesn't mean that the balmy days and nights of summer are nearly here. Theres plenty of cold weather coming still. Dont let yourself be caught with an empty roulbin when you cant be comfortable without the home fires burning cheerfully. Order a good supply of Utah's two most dependable, economical fuels, Castle (late and Clear Creek and or der NOW. s s Canyon 1.,-e- ASK YOUR DEALER e Miners and Shippers of Castle Gate and Clear Creek Coal. Canyon m kM Utah Fuel Co. Sirin elmer Insurance, Bonds, Real Estate, Loans We take this opportunity of announcing the establishment of a local branch of the Western Loan and Building company at Price. We are prepared to furnish money for the building of homes in any number. Eventually you will buy or build. Why not now 7 Glad to talk the matter over with you at any time. Invest in the stock of the Western Ixan and Building company. The most conservative management and the best savings investment in the world. Our office is headquarters for the Western Loan and Building company. All payments on both investments and If you are not saving , loans are made through this office. it is time you commenced. You're Treated Right lavo Flour rmers Mill and I Elevator Co. ABERDEEN COAL pendent Coal & Coke Co. KUSANO n i LOVELY TAFFETA FROCKS tl: nil Equitable Real Estate & Investment Co. Second Floor Silragni Bldg, Price, Utah Breathe there the woman with aoul dead aa not to want a taffeta frock In her aummer wardrobe T If auch there be ah la Invited to look at the new display of taffeta dreaaea or to study the picture above. She will want one and cannot spend her money to better advantage than to buy It. Taffeta frocks are fashionable. Inexpensive and becoming. The same one will do for afternoon and Informal evening wear. The model pictured la embellished with embroidered floral motifs. no Coupon books of several denominations. Kept In stock. Tho Sun. Carbon Pool Hall The place to visit when you waht congen- ial surroundings. Good Rooms North of Tavern sad Oafo la Couaoction. FRXCE, UTAH Near Depot H- They Command Admiration - i4 agn-cultur- al Wine tea room J? cn-al- 1? WWWVWWWWWtfWWWWWtfWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWk Your modern woman wants something more than a mere covering for her head . This spring's styles in millinery are more than attractive . , They are simply We have never shown anything more atfetching tractive than the hats we are now selling at marked down prices. Some milliners " reduce prices" in order to close out. We did much better than that. We reduced them at the beginning of the season. If you buy from us your hat will have a distinct style of its own. WVVSMWVWUVVVUVVWVVVSMAWVWVVVVVWVWVVVWWUWWWVWV Bessie Kennedy , Millinery PRICE, UTAH 14 ' V U m. ; 'M ! |