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Show FRIDAY, ro yawwwwavnmnn LOW OVER NATION, WHILE COAL PRODUCTION may HURR3UH0B8B i INTERVIEW THE Every bnid Co. Friday By lua Pubtlsh-In- g SOME STATES REPORT INCREASE (lac.) R. W. Crockett. Mgr. Office l.tl the Tear. Subscription. Phone No. I. lieaidence. No. 122112 Mail Mat- The Sun Special Service. Entered aa Second-Clas- s CvwrSI. U22. Wttiurm Ji.wsiraiMr L'lUkaWAS1XGTOX, D. C, May 10. Pro- by the operators to labor shortage an i ter. June 4, 1111, at Poetoffhe at Price, Geraldlne Humphreys May had been Utah. Under the Act of March I. 117. duction of coal has struck a teuqiurary strikes combined amounted to 27.4 per Interested and remarkably helpful in -n of rent til1 Is also, aliuve tun the level little a I'tab, capacity. ADVEKTlttlNU KATES. mark. The for the week of Ap- triet very little affected by the 1919 promoting child welfare, Instituting herself Dfaplay Matter Per Inch per Month, ril 29th wasoutput INK) Potuns, and early strike, a uumtier of men are out Lois-- j leagues and working tirelessly 4,150, 11.(0; Single Issue. (tic. Special In the loser purls of great cities. But 10 in es were 3. that state at a week t reiwrted AdditionaL mr indicate the re that Cent Per present sition, li to tith w.ll show a like pie cent on account of lulsr shoit-- 1 her name did not becuuie famous Ten Cents the Uue Each InMay Unit and 10.0 Cent on ef til she had, undersiumlingly, writtensertion. Count Sis Words to the Cine. amount. Production of anthracite reSummons, (12.(0; Water Applica- mains practically aero. The total out- "strikes." personal stories of various small furtion, (li.titi; Final Proof, (lti.00. o is market the st:ll fiftor limiting eign subjects. There ass about all coal anthracite and bituBenders Ten Cents the Ldne Each In- put of f aldiue May's stories the charm of all in of the week of the in the minous fourth sertion. Count Sis Words to the ldne. the see could almost Middle Sou: uud One hern the 4,136,-IHApjmln-24th was to eerily. j 29th) Blackface Type Fifteen Cents the strike (April ' Line Eai h Insertion tons. In the fuurth week of the chiaiUL The sain'' condition prevails in pleading eyes of Pauline Traikl as one read the trugic story of lhe child's Obituaries, Cards dt Thank, Resolu- 1019 strike 5.334,(Miu tons of bitumi- Western Kentucky, to which tions, Etc., at Half Local Heading nous coal, and 1,759,INM tons of an- the strike order did not apply. The life, and one could laugh over the es Notice J Cates. Count Sis Words to thracite acre mine reports thus confirm the iaie-- J capadea of Tiny Tony Mugneno. produced, a total of Line. of unbilled loads of coal in ears Geraldine Humphreys Muy was entuns. Current weekly output For Sale, For Kent. Found, Lost, Etc., indireceived railroad from the titled to her fame. But newgpuper and Two Cents per Word Each Issue. of all coal ia therefore running some No Charge Accounts. three million tons short of the 1919 cate that the miner, reimiiii ng at work men found her a difficult iwrsou In the cxierience. Much the same rate of pro- eould supply more coal, if orders were matter' of tnterviewa. Club women all Addreee All Communications to over the country were clamoring to SUM PUBLISHING CO, duction lias obtained in the present placed by the consumers. The production of beehive coke con- hear this clever woman's views on week (May 1st to Cth), the fifth of the Price. Utah. strike. A decrease on Monday, associ- tinued to decline during the fourth certain vital quasi ions, anxious to see 1 went mourning without The Sun; ated with the holiday, was week of the strike, but the decrease her picture, to know smoothing of her I stood up and cried hi the ouugrrga- - overcome the May Day day, and on was less marked than in the week pre- personality. In vain Miss May defollowing Horn. Job, clined to be published lu magazines, Wednesday loadings reached 12,810 ceding. Itejiorts from the cars, the highest figure recorded since mads indicate a total production of determinedly she refused all ambitious DON'T BELIEVE HIM WHEN HE the strike began. The total loadings 87,000 net tons, a decrease of approxi- newspaper reporter SAYS HE DON'T CARE. for the week bid fair to be pinches lly mately 7 ier cent. The decrease was And because of this the Dally Herthe same aa in the fourth week. The confined to the districts in Pennsyl- ald was more than anxious to make he someone Occasionally gays that situation ia therefore Lssentially un- vania, Alabama and Tennessee. Al- that conquest, so It was decided to docs not rare what is said about him No significant break ia the though the iresent weekly rate of outend Bill Hampton out for the Gerin the newaia)iera, lie is a liar. Our changed of striking miner has occurred, put is hut 45 er cent of that immedi- aldine May story. ranks eierieiire has been that iwople who eh hough a small number of men have ately preceding the strike, it ia about He Just went after hia Interview and gay they do not rare are the ones who gone haek to work in Texas. The num- 13 ier rent more than in the It. Everybody liked Bill. The rare the moat. Aliuoat without excep- ber of week in 192L According to gut n men on strike haa Brow, aa the office force JestHigh tion people like to have their numea in not changed materially The accumu- the Connellsville Courier, five addi- ingly referred to the difficult lady, was the isqier if complimentary things are lation of unbilled ears of coal ia slow-l- y tional plants were abut down iu lhe known to be stopping at a secluded aaid about them. And without excepbut ia still altove normal. Connellsville region, and of aixty-tv- o decreasing, Inn on the Hudson. When Bill tion no one want anything pukliahed Demand ia and the latest plants that were active on Afiril 1st, leached the adjoining village he bout him that in any way reflect on district to stiffening, remained in blast on teamed report improvement ia the hut twenty-fiv- e that Miss May and her niece hie conduct, habits, ability, character Middle West, hut the market ia still April 29th. The Courier further states occupied an apartment at the rear of or reputation. Some jwople are more not active n enough to rail out full pro- that production for the region as the beautiful summer lodge, and that sensitive than others but there ia no duction from minea remaining at work. whole declined 10750 tona during Min Geraldine May might be seen one, unless he lme aunk no low that he Aa before, 64 less cent week waa and per consumption ia lieing nut every morning walking In the rear garhaa loat all decency and from storage. At the nreseut than in the week preceding the strike. dens, while her niece largely camped on a who doea not hate to have unpleasant rate of ikiI The movement of bituminous output the draft upon consuti-erwall and watched for Ingarden high ended in week across tbinga put in the pajNT about him. We the the Hudson stin k piles can not he much less vader heard recently of a man right cloae to than four million tona week. April 2d, was the lowest since the beUpon the approach of n stranger, lrice who aaid that he did not care No change in the aituation in the an- ginning of the strike. The total forniece referred to aa Gerry," would the what the pipers said about him, thut thracite dewarded 169 ears represented a region waa indicated by down from the wall to give her when they aid say anything that he lip Hie from 20 about rent of crease ended week per for the of production aunt to retire. did not read it. We will lay a little of a week was but and fifth before, 29th. A few ran of steam sixes Bill intended to waylay the niece bet that while thia man ia no stingy April week in the that the (trike. to continue preceding from the riven herself upon one (if her afterthat lie never buy's a paper, that there dredged lie but the total output does Anthracite slrpmenta increased to noon walks and endeavor to win her baa never been anything published not produced, moved cars to In addition the exceed six thousand tona a week. cars. over to Intercede for him. Miss Gerry about him that he haa not in aome way Substantial Harof the the rail rein waa through gateways made progress ent her afternoons with hold of the Mjier and read it ; that May ducing the iiiimlter of unbilled hinds lem twentvM'ight ears of bituminous book usually Gtving read or sewing on a bench-treia set to it if it, derogatory of coal during the fourth week of the coal were forwarded through House's him, that be calls the editor all the strike. The average number of Point to Northern New Knglnnd. In hack from the road. So Bill Hampton mean names of which be ean think; loads for ttie week ended April the rurres Minding week a year ago 2s77 found her. Aa he wns always fmnk In y that he will never overlook an 22d waa 22,(i(i.1 ean of b. luminous eon! cars of anthracite and 2669 ears of; his method, he presented to tier his to abuse the editor, hilt thut lie und 1254 can of anthracite. nl 4th explanation, During soft coal were forwarded. Shipments, But will never have the courage to any any- the lust week of she shook her head at Idin. It's ! the number rm of emd through Hampton Hoad April thing to the editor. It ia because they 17,708 can ui bituminous und 1042 of creased amptibly during the . i no use," she said, Misa May could not know the publication of derogatory anthracite. Iaiter information for u week in April. The total quantity bo penmuded to see you. She will not etateiuents hurts their feelings and the :ntalk for publication. She la busy most group of six carriers serving the Nor- handled wns 396, (HH) net tons, nn feelinga of their friends that editors thern Appalachian region shows that crease of ncurly thirty thousand to i. of the time nw with her new hook of often nay nothing about such matters the unbilled loads held hv these ;x or 8 I don't Illume her for not r cent Cargoes euiMgncd to storle in the insts. Hut do not lielieve any- carriers on May 4lh were still 40 per New Knghnd, and other coastwise wanting to he laithered." one who tells you that he does not care cell! of whut the same Hut you see." explained Billy dole- carrier held shipments increased i 213.385 niid what the pniera any aWit him. on April Utii. The mine rvqiorts now 64,447 ton, mqiectively. The export fully" lie had oh ted himself at Miss disclose that the decline in output dur- - huainess continued at about the some Gerry's side this thing would nieuu About the only time we don't eare ing the third week of the strike mi rate aa in recent weks. The weeks a big scoop for me. And I'in after if the world doea go to the dogs is not fame too, by wsjr of advancement In universal. The decrease in exjsirt tonnage was 57.296. In the e when we meet a fellow with a lot of week in 1921, when foreign my business. I sure do work hard for was largely confined to district perfume on hia clothes. in Pennsylvania and Southern West demand was active as a result of the that. And If your aunt refuses to see me, couldnt you act as a sort of InOn the other hand, greater Hr'tish nr'n'oV strike, 230,713 FARM TRAINING MAKES BEST Virginia.was reKirted from were exported. terpreter get her to tell you her Kentucky activity ALL AROUND MEN. views and all that? lsitli East and West and from VirGerry laid down her sewing and There ia a saying that the eit'es are ginia, Hah, and Colorado. Over (be whole the number as a of considered the eager yet humble young mci country ran by aona of the fanners and we lieNo break j man before her, lieve it ia largely true. We are also on strike increased slightly. in the organized district during the Why." she asked slowly, would of the opinion that farm life ia the week was reairted to the geolog a! It be, as you say, a great scoop for greatest training school a man ran atyou? Would It really help you out In tend. To a youngster who haa handled survey. On the other hand, the walkcontinued out men of yonr profession T plow, milked rows, made hay, threshBill seixed his advantage. ed wheat and broken in ire in order to spread southward in Central t Homer t this ine reaching Your aunt haa alwnya been get a fianfiil of water, the average eity where the total loss sserils-Inclined," he suggested. T am job .a nothing more than play. The county, sure the old lady haa a kind heart town in on reared or the farm, boy And while I mu not exactly on the but like Prire bucks up against na'ure and food not only for our own lowest step of the newspaper lahia problem ia one of eonqunring lint- - for a large art of Kurojie aa will, dder" Bill puused. then hia eyes lightural' forces. The eity man bucks up nineli greater attention ha h:en given ened In anticipation, It rertalnly against At her human beings, and the to the problems of the farm. We are tie would a for more :m me." and to be more he said. big thing to those who able are getting ngr prixe go mostly cultural nut'nn. And more ni.d m.re Well, go on with your question" to organise men to a romuiun she Invited, I'll take chance on anYou can fool ople, hut you rnn't fool there is no tor the y.u'vg i actual nature. Yes. and the country liny swering." possesses kmv.hdgi o': learns early the habit of work, nnd the modern f irniii- and 't n.tio'i. His glance was grateful hut disapCJ hab: with him alter he ha He tinted to hurt the feel-- , pointed. adoled e'ty life. We remember rend- - lnt I but very recent !v the attention ' Ing of lid nld'gliig little creature,, hut Gerry's Interpretation nf tier cnl-- ' .r ing once these wolds: "Any eity job 'of i.iendi r of the bused of 1 seems eav after you have worked on of Price Chn'iibi-- of C- mni: tured aiinr'K view would, he realized. at the It has Incn said that every regular Thursday IuiHiciim wa a farm. Siarecly measure up to the reputation of tfiat iuiiisuuI 'vomnn. ii; i iu a eity ha at some tnie'cr tardy and more or !cn and it bud, a siiiiiire or u pluinb boli in hut it is now remarked I,iit the Couldn't you." he stammered, "get Ilia tool kit. There's her to write oflt the statement for ymi thing to it. 'sen eta jy ha pnt so mueh i n the) a full t.ilde i the rubtoo, for n mn ii who is in t'e he hi' of assemblage a statement ready for MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT mnkoi; tlriig square. plumb nn.l The iileve' eye met his, brown eve, BY THE GOVERNMENT Morals of CiudKin county, the et'ii-- s usually thinks slra'glt. There ouglit then suddenly sadly reproachful, to 1m some uihiiu.iI in everv of human conduct, the proper eondin-- t laughing eyes with golden lights In nnd the eorret haul-wacity hoy's education. That's the hret of heir depth Bill's heart fluttered ti teach him the need of accuracy, ling of husine-- s and sop'al affairs will and the fluttering wns not at all un-- ; And it would also lie n fine thing if (la well looked niter hv a couple of ihe pleasant. Tne girt laughed nnd then every city boy, and every town lioy, county s newspapers if the wrangl.- Bill luughed too; a laugh of pure en-could Kiid at least n year on a twren these two great " moral and re- In life nnd his Joyment surroundings. farm. We believe he could easily sac- ligioiia' organa keeHi up. a happy Inuph In the omiuitilonhl, rifice a year in school for Ill's of this wlteldng girl, whose fathonile Schfail days lire happy days. If eyes held and thrilled him strangely. employed under the wise 'o." the girl answered his qnew We haveals.) noticed that the courts of romiM'tcnt and human inst tlon. I could not get Miss Muy t of thia country seem to he iu pretty they lead to years of sneer, and . write out a statement for good repute with H'ople wdio behave honor, and eon ten intent, and joy. Thty for you see. It's much easier to tnlk. themselves. mark the beginning of life, and its end I, myself, hnpjien to he that hniiied dojiends greatly nfmii the manner in down writer. And s you kindly sue-FARM SCIENCE BRINGS JOBS TO whieh hoy are spent. gest, being iiImi a chHrltahl.v inclined ITS DEVOTEES and - four-millio- j lt uu-gg- t ! Ger-outp- siu-o- 0i-tn- nou-iiii-- i uu-nt- s coke-loadi- 30 x RED-TO- P SC-X- S. ng 3J Extra Ply of Fabric Heavy Tread Price $17.85 for heavy FOR poor roads,' the Fisk loads, for hard use cannot be equaled of fabrio small and a heavy cars. extra An ply f.,r treed of extra tough red rubber make a strong tire built to meet exacting conditions. has outworn three Time after time one Red-To- p distinctive tires. indicate your looks Its ordinary e tire while its extra mileage selection of a more than justifies your choice. Red-To- com-s-fmndin- non-unio- p high-grad- Theres a Fisk Tire of extra value bt every size, for car, truck or speed wagon tl.c-fourt- aclf-reaH- a' ta oI e d imcon-signe- opjior-tunit- in-- ; -j t-- ; Day. Ilad it May 14th Mother not been for mother you would not lie reading these lines today. Had it not been for her you would not be here now. She brought you into the world. She gave you tender eare in your youth, and watched over you, and guarded you from harm and the pit-falof juvenile life. She has been your guide, yonr protector, your instructor, your roinMnion, your friend, your pal she has been everything to you that woman can he to humanity. May 14th is her day. What will you lie to herf What will you do for her! What will you say to her. Whatever it may lie, it will tie aa hut the weight of a feather in comparison to what she Iihs done fur you. ls WOULD OUST RAILWAY Sevier county folks seek to make Millions of people talk aliout heQ without knowing a darned thing about it. Merchants duplicating sales honks at Coupon books of several denominaOrder from The 8un. tion factory price Kept in stock. The Sun. : prod-ic-t'o- n ra THE HOME OF GOOD EATS" t-- non-unio- 1 n 1 lVnn-,yl-vani- - char-Itiild- y Another Car of Meat o ; i pn'-os- e m-- ! - KC v-- n-- .' retli-honei- gg Ounces for g -t No better made I regardless of price. p-- t j - puMli-nrion- f j If this meat we are always telling about -- IK that is to be had, do you suppose we could sell a carload every week? be-to- ! , Eastern Utah Wholesale & Retail Co. Main Street, Price, Utah rs piddli-ntlmi- i old lady, I will yon with your scoop." Bill Hampton stared. klnd-henrte- d to look as though a!mut At the graduating exercises of the the begintime the Ku Klux Klan gets Uncle Sam's department of sericulonly National I arm School, near Doyii-- ! fl, wenr its uniform anv more is when town, l a., when dip .mia were award- it fltr,,tl,ls flinerilI of ;)Iie of iu mem. ture at Washington, D. C., says to the ed to the largest class m it history, vn Give yonr fanner and stock the very interesting wa ; made that every one of these young One sure way for a Carbon county stock tha best and richest feed and men had already secured a Hiiii-.n- , I wnman to keep her husband home at! ! presumably in an oeeupat'on w here hij night i to ask him to take her some plenty of it Our feed is that k'nd and knowledge of se:entifie farming ami! place, I we ask yon to try it on your cows,' practical agriculture can la pm to W- - can th:-- . for the Carbon men pmd aermmt. Of what other seho-- 1 say P E ' Right now who thia be aaid? It furnisl.es ronvim-insi.rt eh'ns they are the ehewl-rs. l tolmeco is a very good time to begin. proof, if any were needed, of the grow nnM gro-i-fning importance of the fanner iu our a national life. For many years emphaCuriam county is consis has lieen placed largely on the de- cerned it looks like spring wns long time getting sprung this year. velopment of manufacturers in to make America as independent as South Ninth Sweat, Sjieak a paid word for yourself ocpossible of other countries. Since the Fries, Utah. believe it. war, when our fanners bad to raise casionally. Some one-ma- y Tt I rser: ? t,nr, In-of- nr Price Commission Co. But." he begun, then halted Incred j ulously. "Aunt Geraldine Hnmphrejs May' for whom 1 urn mimed." Corey pntle- - t. ly explained, m- - nl.ei- -, wherever I go; nnd I can tnlk inlol. Co- su: Ilgeritly jivt of ei,;-- j far" she ndd-- d, vitally ji -r esteil." : "riuit-orone- ui-o- s - t- So BPI rniif-,!..j- got our pi ell. Did ymi get the hirh l.ro-.- i ?' p. boys at the ofIV e risked him, i ;t j!P did not hear thdr ipiext' m. IP- - v,f wondering how he (timid te aide roi get bis work out of the way tumor-- : row In order to catch the 1 out tc Hudson View Inn. :j Prepare yourself now for summer-it cant dt longer. We show the latest and nobbiest to be had, you will ho pleased with our prices. C....ri:!v and pr sing to your satisfaction. Ono- t' i. e if dcirei it in the bring ternoi-n- . morning get it that ACME CLEANERS & TAILORS EAST main i present definite issue of the old e troversy over the railroad right of nj through Halina canyon. The Saliini Commercial rlub and the Sevier cobs ty commissioners have written the licitor and United States attorney gts eral at Washington, D. C., recommend ing cancellation of the Denver and Rii Grande Westerns right o fway whidi runs throug the canyon, since thii right of way is not being put ta uj beneficial use and it is desired foru automobile and wagon road h'ghnj, PHONE 237 FRICE. UTAH |