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Show FRIDAY, APRQ, THE SUN. PRICE, UTAH EVERT FRIDAY. PAGE SIX FRANDSEN AFFECTED BY SHOOT IE makers of U. S. Tires made this SUtt May Obtain Title to Ground While Mineral Content Remain In Government Ownership All Land Since Statehood Now Assured 8tate Geological Inference NiL WASHINGTON, I). C., April 24. The senate last Saturday waxed Senator Smoot's bill to make sure the title of the public land states to lauds that an pranted to aid their public schools. In effect this bill tiipulate that school sections which may lie found to contain mineral after the date on which the time passes to the state, shall remain the iruperty of the atate or its assua, notwithstanding the discovery of mineral. And as to school lands found to rontain mineral before the the stateq title, attaches, the title of fedsurface ahall as to the state, the eral government retaining all mineral rights. The iMasaga by congress of this bill will remove the cloud on the title of many purchasers of school lands from the state of Utah. Utah a attorney general, Harvey II. Cluff, expresses the opinion that this bill would mean a big saving to the atate of Utah, inasmuch as it guarantees to the state title to all the lands to which the states title attached at statehood, and which were not known mineral lauds at that time. Similarly the state's ti tie gained subsequently, by surrey of tuhlie lands, is guaranteed, unless the and are known mineral at that time. Heretofore the secretary of the interior has keen inclined to rule that all mineral lands lielong to the national government, regardless of when the mineral was discovered on them. It meant COMPANY First to establish -$I22 price Uses SURFACE EIGHTS SEPARATED FROM MINERALS announcement last rr November Hereafter the price of the 30x34 Usco is $10.90. The lowest price ever quoted on Quality reputation and standard performance , a tire of e And now, with the opening ot Spring, there seem to be quite a number of New and Special tirea coming into the market in the $10.90 price range. Perhaps you are wondering just what there can be either new or special about these tires. It can't be the $10.90 price field (now that the season promises business from the American it is worth remembering that Usco showed its good faith by announcing this price last falL The same intent to serve that has made Usco a standard value for years. The Usco Tire was never better than it is today with its established quality, its time-testeperformance, and its pt ice closely figured in tune with the times. car-owner- Yards adjoining the Denier ta Rio Gganda Railroad track the aoath, three blocks cam g depot. Office at the yard. ly. time tea given and prkt quoted on application. PoatoffU Su S. Telephone 72M. rarer of Bride of Ail Kinds PRICE. UTAH ), PROFESSIONAL DR. R. M. JONES Physician and Surgeon Obstetric and Diseases of Chit Office Bllvagnl Block, Price, DR. J. Physician and Burgeon Telephone 16SW Office Price Commercial and d i i DS. L & nt ank EVAJTS Dentist Irca.i Office, Rooms New Redd T- -l RMg PRICE, UTAH DR. H. B. G0ETZMAH $ f te. Nor auality reputation and standard performance for it takes more than one full season for any new tire to demonstrate where It stands in quality and value Den tint Work and Extraction. Bank Bldg., Pries, X-R- ay Commercial Png, Uuk DR. SANFORD BAXJJNGE1 Dentist X-R- ay hv;j h-i- ng into this $10.90 price i . j A Service. the New Redd Office, a PRICE, UTAH Building. STEWART. ALEXANDER A Attorneys At lav PRAT Office Second Floor Bllvagnl United StatesUru art and tout Good 71rs Building PRICE, UTAH D&Zt- - atm GEORGE CHRISTENSEN Attorney At Law Office, tho Bllvagnl Building, Foraue ly Occupied by Judge F. E. Wood Telephone ISO, Price, Utah. Cnprripfat I U.STiMCa. that if mineral was discovered in the vicinity of lands purchauxl from the state, the holder or the land was liable to a severe contest, at least, regardless of the length of time he had held the lands. In other words his title from the state under present condi tiona apfiears to be always subject to attack. There are large areas of state lands in the coal fields of Carlton and Emery counties, for example, surveyed at time of statehood, to which the states title has since been questioned. This bill, if it passes the house, will vlarify that Btuation, and will mean much to the schools of Utah, since development of the coal area has demonstrated that they are underlain with coal. Similarly the state's right to grant oil leases on school sections will hr questioned, virtually, if the hill becomes law, inasmuch as there is practically no known oil land in the stnte at present. There are something like rases involving oil Innd twenty-fiv- e now before the federal land office, the contention being that they are mineral lands and therefore belong to the government, even though in school sections, and even though the application for a federal prospecting permit states n that the land are not known to oil in commercial quantitiea. Such contest would be very rare in the future, should the bill pass. Since practice now is that the possible mineral character of the land is investigated on the filing of the plat, it is assured that, should the hill become law, once the federal government has given patent to the state of Utah for the land, the atate retains title, regardless of what mineral discoveries may he made. The patent would, of course, be subject to attack for collnslion or fraud, but not because subsequently the lend proved to lie valuable for mineral purposes. The question of geological inference, which is involved in two coal land rases now before the secretary of the interior, from Utah, would liecome of little importance, should the hill introduced by Senator Smoot liecome law. The bill has previously lieen introduced at several sessions of Congress. Its passage by the senate at this time is taken to indicate that has liven aroucd in it favor among the public land states, winch sense the s;tuation involved, and there-for- e high hoMs are held that it will he written on the federal statutes at the present session of congress. hx-B- Bldg., Price. Utah. Usco established that five With so many tires ru UtV A. JUDY months ago. a BRICK L. A. McGEE Attorney At Law Boom B and I. Bllvagnl Bldg PRICE. UTAH United States Tires United States rynwwte Aum Rubber Company KwUm Oriti m FERDINAND ERXCKSEN Attorney At Law TXT Judge Building BALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. Tto mt4rri mmd tkmtjfnBnmdm Tht OUntmadLmtn! tit S'mU OLIVER K. CLAY Attorney At Lew Room 6, Bllvagnl Bulldlog. PRICE, UTAH. HENRY RUGGERI Attorney At Law Offli Where You C(U1 FRANDSEN AUTO CO. Buy U. S. Tires: ALGER AUTO CO. North Eighth Street, Price, Utah. Main Street, West of Savoy Hotel, Price, Utah Office Rsanmesi Wasn't Tr. Ilggot mad with CUPIDAT 93 Uncle, though he had pulled him through In safety. And next morning, how the whole town rang with the bravery of Herbert Mason, who, coming home from sitting up with a sick chum, had, single-handecaptured Jed Bangs, who tried to steal the postoffice money I Then on Uncle Ells ninety-thir- d birthday, b had ordered her to get some "Nawncy rurtleS" fur the garden. Mary had been utterly bewildered, but Herbert knew were of our present-da- y Herbert had pansies. some, he would bring them. So he had done, and Uncle Ell had showed him the garden for two mortal hours. "Nice, quiet feller, that; make you e good beau, Mary. Why dont ye net yer cap for hlur tha (fid man had asked afterward. Not long after unde had eluded Mary and her mother again, and been brought home one evening weary but triumphant by a smiling Herbert Uncle had gone right to bed, but Herbert had much to say. "My mother's leen helping him figure his Income tax," explained the lad. Great goodness, Mary, he pays a thundering big one. He must own pretty near all lleathflehl, and folks Hit thought he Just had an annuity! You folks are down In Ids will, I believe." Mary remembered how Incredulous she hud been at first. "Mothers keeping one paper for him. 1 didnt are it. of course. She says she's thought again about my coming here and. since you're so good to the old gentleman, I may come as often os I like," went on llerlx-rt- . Mary bad beamed at Idra silently. "I mean all you like," corrected llertiert, mindful of kls manners. Then the family had slid oat some-wt-y and Mary and he had been alone. The young couple had Just learned that tbat paper promised $10,000 to Mary the day she married Herbert Eldon Mason. Last night uncle had showed them the paper and declared It the best Investment be had ever made. Uncle seemed to be taking on a new lease of Ilf. Hark, was that the clock striking! Yes. she must arouse and liegln to dress. Here was mother coming to call tier, and that was uncle's penetrating falsetto. "Yes, Colllne, I Intend to lire to be a hundred and mab--' be I'll let Mrs. Herbert Mason take care of me hliueby If she proves ex safe aud es tasty a cook es ye be." By Edna 8. Knapp Tbs pretty bride was living over her courtship days as she rested before dressing for tha ceremony. First she saw the familiar living-rooconsiderately vacated by the family. With eon-lainervousness wrapping her like a mantle, she had opened the front door to Herbert, spruce and Immaculate, and wondered If hi mother knew lie was out Then Mrs. Sawtelle Montgomery Mason had not thought the Harrisons worthy of notice. She and Herbert had seated themselves awkwardly on opposite sides of the table and conversation had flagged, though his chocolates bad disappeared rapidly enough. They had summoned courage enough to smile at each other occasionally, and were laughing over a past high school party when an awful groan bad been lieurd, followed liy a blast that had sent Mary to her feet trembling with fear. Herbert had leaped to her shle. his arms about her slender waist. I will protect you," he had said. Do not be afraid. I will take cure of you." Safe In this shelter, they two had heard Great-lncl- e Ells cane go thud" and his quavering vulce sumThen mother's low moning "Colllne. answer, with a quiver of mirth la it. "You snored and waked yourself up. Uncle Ell, that was all!" Stilling their giggles, the young ( couple had returned to their former positions and talked merrily uni 11 PREFERENCE RULING TAKES IN mother came In and Herbert departed ALLIES AIDERS Hadn't deaf Uncle Ell proved a trial, Ids board and cure kept mothUnder a rating of the United State though er out of the factory and paid the civil service rnnunisxion just announcinterest, ou that hungry old mortgage-Bu- t ed, citizens of the United States who Uncle Ell went to bed at eight dur-the in forces served the of the allies and be dlsturlied All evening niuatnt world war will be given preference callers were taboo, and besides, Mrs. a. in apiKiintnicnt to civil service Sawtelle Montgomery Mason said HerHeretofore, the preference ha extended only to those who served in bert mustnt come. e Mary was worried about the the American force, to their widows, Mr. Owen was sway money. and to their wive under eertain renditions. In authorizing this extension over Sunday and, Mary had to bring of the preference, the civil service the money home.' Hours later, when thnt commission state that consideration is combination of snort, groan and fact the to in that the service given forces of the allies was in a common shriek had sounded through the darkcause, nnd for a considerable time un- ened house, she had beeu the first one der a common commander in chief; down. She had heard the yell of feur, the chinking thud of metal, the winthat is, after March 2!1, 1918. when dow slammed down and retreatin command was Foch Marshal placed ing footsteps on the porch. of all the allied forces. To an accompaniment of Uncle EUs The only consoling feature Carbon groan, she had switched on the light : county citizens get out of the new in- to see an open drawer, money bag one stove last the curtain is the and that dropper by apcome tax blank awry. peared to get by all right. Heres a sermon in one sentence .M:lir whs dosing Uncle Ell and Edion has just celebrated his 75tli brotie-- r was colling up Dr. Plggot slop worrying a I tout the sorrows M;iry found the last recreant yrelenhiy and go after the joy of 1jithdny. lfe ean't invent anything to coin ii'i..,! )tu tin, fiiribMJt v. Ltep the years from piling ujk "None-eo-pret-tle- post-offic- of to-(l- it ORDINANCE NO. That good printing. The Sun. 77 AV ORDINANCE AMENDING S Fiction One of An Ordinance Establishing the Limits of the Business District and the Residence District of the City of Price, and Regulating All Buildings Or liuainessea Established Or to Be Established Therein. Passed and approv-prove- d on the 3d day of August 1J1. Be It Ordained By the City Council of Price, Utah: Section 1 That Section 1 of "An Ordinance Eat al tailing the Limits of the Business District and the lteeldence District of the City of Price, and Regulating All Buildings Or Businesses Established Or to Be Established Therein. Passed and approved on the 3d day of August. 121, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows, t: Section 1. That portion of Price, Utah, located within tire following boundaries is hereby established as the Business District of the said City, and the Fire Limits of said City, All of Blocks 26, 26, 27. 26. 40, 41, 42, 21, 26, the North half of Block 8, the North half of Block 2, the Bouth half of Block 26, and all of the land Bouth of J Street, and West of lying 10th Street, and as far South and West as the Main Line Track of the D. A R. G. Western It. It. company: and the East half of Block I. Borah Jane Powell Addition to the City of Price. All other lands within the city limits and not herein described are hereby esablishcd aa the Residence District of said city Section 2 That thla Oniiimnce Khali take effect and be in force on and after its puKxage, approval and publication. Paused by the City Council of Price. Utah, and approved by the Mayor, this lSth day of April. 1922. W. W. JONES. Mayor. Attest: GEORGE E. OCKEY. Cilv Recorder. State of Utah. County of Carbon a. I. George E. Ockey. city recorder of Price. Utah, do hereby certify the foregoing to le a full, true and correct copy of an ordinance amending See. 1 of An Ordinance Establishing the I.im-- 1 of the RuslneKs I fistrict and the Re. Jdem-Iv'stri-- t of the City or Price, and Regulating all Buildings or Established Or to lie Established Therein: passed and approved on the 3d day of August, 1921. In Witness Whereof. T have hereunto set my hand and affixed the corporate seal of said city, this biv 0f GEORGE E. OCKEY April. 1922. (Seal) City Recorder. to-wi- menu. STEP ON ER It la some satisfaction to know you have the best gas obtainable when you go out on business or pleasure. You will get that satisfaction if you have had your tank filled at the Purity Service Station Corner Eighth and Main Streets. Best Brands of Oils For All Purposes. CORD TIRES W e have opened up a new business and want to prove to yoji that we give you pure and real service. Drive up to goods the above address. CARBON HOSPITAL New Management ESS WHOLESALE CO BIIIXF.R BROS., ClgaroDry Climate, FUncos. I'or-nwnd- os Jobbers. Candr Assortment of Penny Stuff Bnlkand Five and Ten Cem Rare! RacksT' Uhncolatc. Bathing (,r Successor to Rummy, Now Closed. riione 165. SxeiL Servire. Sihami Rhlg., Prkt, (Tali He-p- BEN BEAN General Painting Contractor First-ClaWork. All Estimates Tm Phone HIM. PRICE, UTAH. PRICE LODGE No. 62 L 0. 0. f. ss price; utaii Meets each Wednesday evsnint oclock. L. A. Hills, N. G.: How Meyer, V. O.; J. O. Whltford. s TXGKR for best results and EWING MACHINES mesa ERVICE, not now. but mJ tbit years. J. B. Jameson will Con your machine la taken care of. ner Fifth and J street. Phone J. W. ITAMMONI). IilCT'NSKD A STRACTEH OP TITLES Abstracts of titles furnished to piece or tract In Eastern Ltsn-- f Insurance written in the best co2 nlea Real estate, bonds, etc. eeLtahfloor Bllvagnl Bldg.. Price. KUSANO Beat Japanese Merchandise of Every Description resCatering to tho trade of the ident of tho local coal esnips and surrounding territory-GE- OUR QUOTATIONS Concrete Building, Bouth Street. Price. Utah. Twenty Beds, and An Ambulance In Service. Modern In Every Respect Mgr. Bask Telephone 21. PRICE, UTAH. DR. J. B. HENDERSON Chiropractor. At Price, First Door West of Tha J 16 to II noon 2 till 4 p. m. At over Helper State Bank. I tmi p. m., except Sundays. Other hoan at noma. Calls hr appointment S. te Wedding announcements. The Sun. S-- H Second Floor Price Commercial and Batringi PRICE, UTAH. J. E. FLYNN Licensed Undertaker and Embalmer I!-"- lth ROGER Courthouse PRICE, UTAH. B. W. DALTON Attorney At law Office Eko Theater Building. PRICE, UTAH A. KOPFS STUDIO High Grade Portraits and Enkip to-w- it: r,nn-nesf- at the County mpSS Proprietor PRICE. UTAH CaLa. Day or Night SUNSHINE TEA ROOH Breakfast T to f otto 12 to 2 ockk Luncheon SPECIALS ALL DAl. Evening and Afternoon By Arrangement. Home P" and and Main RtrectJ th Mil (burn Home. Prior. Sunday 9 a. m. to 7 p- pSurroundings-Eight- h - "ii lid lfire blank frem. Kept in t'k the renipanies ute. irlcr from 1 - ,'h.lj |
