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Show THE BUH, PRICE, UTAH EVERY FRIDAY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1923 REVIEW RBAESwifllf embroidery PACKAGE OUTFTT OF COIL CONDITIONS OVER THE HRST The Sun Special Berries. WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. or It COUNTRV $ PAGE THREE ,.V' - THE YEAR w'-.i- s 12. On 1. it seems evident that the quanticonsumcommercial ties in householders bins are only a 1923, January 1, thir-tv-si-x fraction of normal. Stocks of anthraers had in storage approximately millions of tons of soft coal. cite in the hands of retail merchants This was ten millions more than the on Junuary 1st were at the lowest point revised figures of stocks on October 1, on record excepting onlv September 1922, and four millions more than on 1st and Octolier 1. 1922. The supply in November 1st. Despite this increase, the yards of six hundred and sixteen however, holdings were considerably dealers on January 1st was 74 per cent below those on the first day of preced- more than on October 1st. In coinpar-iso- n with stocks in previous wiuter seaing years for which records are available. Measured in tons stocks were 39 sons, however, those on January 1st per cent larger than on October 1st. were very small. On the average they Measured in days supply the increase would have lasted eleven days, wherewas but 24 per cent, owing to the in- as the supply on hand January 1, 1922. creased rate of consumption in Novem- was sufficient for forty-fou- r days, on is by ber and December. Had stinks been January 1, 1922, for twenty-fou- r days and on all x for divided thirty-siconsumers, 1, January 1919, among evenly the supply on January 1st would have days. Production has been heavy since lasted twenty-eigdays. Stocks on the first of the year, but so has dethe corresponding days one year ago mand, and it is not probable that the were sufficient to last forty-on- e days, reserve is now any greater than on on January 1, 1921, thirty and on Jan- January 1st. Soft Kind Substituted. days. Stocks uary 1, 1919, forty-tw- o are nearly evenly divided, however, According to the nqiorts of retailers and in every locality there are some in the anthracite consuming territory Pflwmtfrim pretty and useful for who carry very little coal in storage deliveries of bituminous in Novemlier and others who have reserves far and December, 1922, largely exceeded His Majesty, tbs Baby. SomeAND above the average. Since the first week deliveries during the eorresHinding pething in Royal Society packages, in January the trend of production has riod of the year before. This may be been downward, but the total output taken as an indieation of the extent to dainty dresses ith material to during the month was in excess of con- which soft coal has been substituted work Umbl Be anre and ask to sumption and stocka increased. Stocks for hard. Over the country as a whole aee these beantif ol gifts. Mail on the lake docks on January 1st, s group of seven hundred and seventy-fou- r classed aa coal in transit, were 3,139,-20- 5 identical retail dealers delivered orders promptly filled. tons. Reports from a group jf pro- nearly 40 ier cent more bituminous ducers indicate that there were nearly during the last two months of 1922 750,000 tons in storage at the mines or than iu the same months of 1921. In at points between the properties and New England each state rejiorted an ultimate destinations. Stocks of sur- increase in deliveries over last year, plus coke at byproduct plants contin- with the exception of Rhode Island. Bessie Kennedy, Millinery ued to decline and were less than a The average increase for all New Engwhat they were on March 1, land was 14 per cent. In the entire terquarter rsicK, CTAH 1922. Total quantity on hand January ritory where anthracite ordinarily is let was 212,000 tons. Retail dealers an important household fuel the instocks of anthracite on January 1st crease in deliveries of bituminous was Miner and Shippers of Castle Gate and Clear Creek Coal were considerably more than on Octo- 35 per cent. NMMM A ber 1st, but were less than on any corEven though the supply of houseexwhich records date fur hold fuel in the yards of retailers in responding I ist. Stocks of anthracite on lake docks the anthracite territory has been sup, were 13 per cent of those on January plemented by appreciable quantities of 1,1922. bituminous coal, stocks on January 1st were considerably below normal In In Hands of Consumer. with January 1, 1922, the The total quantity of soft coal in comparison tut hi reserve supply on the first day of commercial consumers on the hands of lake eeason, and on January 1st the I' TOLSTOY, LAST OF THE GREAT According to the forest service of 1923 showed a decrease of 49 per rent. HUBBARD tons. 34,000,-00- 0 docks was between the was the United States department of agriSEERS, on total 1, 3,129,206 1923, January and 36,000,000 net tons probably In some of the states in that region the In eomjiarison with January 1, 1922, culture there has been a marked and combined stocks were only a third or The announcement of tbs Sorosis a this was a decrease of 56 per rent. 36,000,000 tons. This does not include fairly steady decline in our national coal in the bine of domestic consumers, even a quarter of what they were a These figures do not include coal on club of the engagement of Count Ilya output of lumber from about 48,000,-009,0year ago. Retailers in every state in private docks of industrial consumers, Tulatoy fur s lecture at the lrice tabboard feet in 1906 to less than concerning which no statistics are now the anthracite consuming territory had which is included in consumers sup- ernacle on March 3d recalls the beauti- 34,000,000,000 in 1920. The decline in coal nor nor fuel available, steamship on the docks at the head of the lakes, less stocks than at the same season s ply. The quantity of unbilled coal has ful eulogy paid to his father by a fa- the production of lumber and the inWise motorists when the gas which is regarded ae coal in transit. year ago, except in Minnesota, where declined to the point where it no long- mous American, Elbert Hubbard. In crease in population have resulted in a are obtained from the lake er forms an beaded "Tolatoy, the Titan, low drive Coal is flowed into storage much more supplies Stocks always supply striking drop in the per capita conappreciable part of the re- tirle docks were 56 stocks. on the of February, 1911, in an ar- sumption Magazine On January 1st there from more than five hunserve supply. around the corner to our place to rapidly during October than at any er rent less than on ticle headed the Titan, dred board feet per person in 1906 to 1, 1922. were seventy-thre- e alJanuary Tolstoy tons thousand miners since of time the the ending fill 'er up. Wo have the gasoof anthracite on the upjier lake loaded and awaiting shipping Hubbard deplored the fart that the very near three hundred and twenty in strike. During that month stocks in- Storks tons on Janu ready and on Novemlier line with the pep sure shooting 1st the quan- great line of seers and prophets that 1920. creased at the rate of 194,000 tone per docks stood at 177,644 orders times the quantity five lRt, nearly and economical All your needs ary x tons. thouscalendar day against sixty-siAlthough the began with Isaiah and Ezekiel ended tity was 121,000 Be a man of your word even if yon and tons in November and December. on Octolier 1st. The tonnage on hand,1 number of producers who store coal at with the Great Mujik, as he called Tolsupplied here; Tires, Tubes, Oil A factor of considerable importance in however, was but little more than the mine or intermediate points is stoy. In the shadow of that gigantic never say anything. Spark Plugs, Etc. 1, we all small, said Hubthe rapid increase during October was per cent of the supply on January quantity so stored may at figure littleare to the small, betheconsiderable. beings of a little day. The reports that bard, the release of a large quantity that had 1922. Complete information as times llis majestic head was in the conbeen held up at terminals and import- anthracite tonnage in storage yards of were received show that on Novemlier is not available. The data 1st in 1922, 628,000 tons were held in stellation. Ilia heart covered and sancant junction points and gateways by producersindicates that the quantity of hand tified the raee. Parity Service Station traffic congestion. From September on by producers, and that the figat present is storage stored sixes so domestic Tolstoy was the most significant was 740,000 ac22d 27th to 1923, October on total ure 1, January freight Comer Main and Eighth Streets figure of the century, because he came cumulations at such points decreased practically negligible. tons. PRICE, UTAH KtocWa of unsold coke at byproduct at the most significant jieriod in the 34 per cent In the three months of Carrying Large Stocks. of 'modern civilization. lie was coke Octolier 1, 1922, to January 1, 1923, it plants have decreased to such sn history It is a well established fact that coal the other half of the eternal law of hand on exthe quantity repis estimated that consumption and gas plants carry comparatively large extent that action and reaction. The times prodnre ports approximated 120,000,000 tons. stocks of gas coal. On January 1st resents only s normal working supply. the man, and the man reacts on his Production and imports during the such concerns had a sixty days supply Against a stock of 870,000 tons on time. When the people need a liberator had period amounted to 136,000,000 against an average of twenty-si- x days March 1, 1922, the same 1stplants Secret forces are forever FRANDSEN BRICK same 212,-00- 0 he aiqieara. and Novemlier tons on of a 16,000,000. tons, leaving surplus for all commercial consumers. In five 228,000 in mystery the man work at Bring your appetite here moulding 1923. on January 1, Of this quantity ten million went into states the supply was in excess of nineit hare where we make a with the new message in religion, philbring consumers stock piles and six million and six states had over sixty Toldays of satisfying tha inty business COMPANY specialty morals, osophy, tranin tons was still at the mines or and under ninety days supply in re- FORMER HUNTINGTON BOY IS stoy was great on account of what he Coma in for a aponer man. RTT.T.V.D ZJC ACCIDENT sit on the day of stocktaking. At the serve. Complete reports from byprodorder or a regular meal so he and for He dal asked was. nothing, conYards adjoining the Denver and present rate of consumption, 'the uct coke and steel plants showed reand bo assured before you enwas without fear. He loved humanity Bln Grande Railroad tracks on sumers rejwrting on January 1st had serves on November 1st and January Vaughan Leonard, 24 years of oge not divine ter tha door that yon art goa was He king by persona. the south, three blocks east of coal enough to last twenty-si- x days on 1st at the rate of consumption that and a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Leontoo well to loved the raee he ining to get good food and tho yet right, of the average. This was an increase of prevailed in November and December. ard of Ogden, died last Friday depot Office at the yard. Escooked food in this combest wish to rule. timates given and pricea quoted five days over the supply on October During the last quarter of 1922 five juries received in an automobile acciwill will and The munity. Tolstoy days He is pass Cala. a on applies Hon. Postoffloe Boa San Bernardino, 1st, but was only about 65 per cent of days supply was added to stocks at dent at millions as the shadow IS. TMephone 72m. Manufacthe days supply on the corresponding byproduct plants and ten days supply nephew of Dr. A. N. Leonard, former- ba to countless in land. Tlaill turer of date in preceding years. Of the vari- was added at steel works. The quanti- ly of Emery county. According to My- of a great rock haila1 weary and farewell 1 Leo Tolstoy, his Lake ous types of consumers the coal gas City, of railroad fuel stocks decreased ron IL Leonard at Salt famous of the ty was the last greeting plants alone had stocks larger than on from 5,450,000 tons on October 1st to nephew left Salt Lake City a couple of American to the Yas-nay- a AH seer of departed a business his with a previous January date. These statis- 5,350,000 tons on November 1st. Dur- weeks ago partner, Polyana. tics are based upon reports of tons on ing November, however, stocks increas- man named Moss, with whom he is enCorner Eighth and "11" Streets PRICE, UTAH hand and actual consumption received ed and on January 1st the railronds gaged in a cleaning establishment at PRICE, CTAII sales Duplicating and triplicating from about five thousand consumers, had a reserve of 6,775,000 tons. At the Los Angeles. They reached the out- books. Eastern pricea The Bun. so selected as to be fairly representa- current rate of consumption this was skirts of San Bernardino, Cala., Fritive of all commercial consumers. The sufficient to last sixteen days. day of last week and were crossing the tracks when their machine rate of consumption used in calculatOwing to the deficit in the supply of railroad ing the days supply on Novemlier 1, anthracite this winter, it is desirable was struck by a passenger train draw1922, and January 1, 1923, was the to consider that held by retail dealers ing into San Bernardino. He recoverCOLTON. UTAH quantity actually burned during the as a total of all coal, anthracite and bi ed consciousness but once, but suffiGeneral Merrliandine and period from November 1st to Decem- tuminous, for bituminous must be very ciently to give the name and address of Stockmen's Supplies his uncle in Salt Lake City and then ber 31st, inclusive. largely used to fill the gap between anOver the country as a whole stocks thracite production and requirements. relapsed into unconsciousness from held by general industrials on January Outside of that territory stocks in- which he never recovered. He was a Hotel Dipping Vats and Feed 1, 1923, were sufficient to last forty creased perceptibly during October, native of Huntington. The body will Iana la Connection days on the average. This was an in- and on Novemlier 1st the days supply lie brought to Ogden for funeral servcrease of seven days over the supply exceeded that on October 1st. Receipts ices, and interment will take place at FOR MEN Our latest makes represent years of careful on October 1, 1922, but it was eleven jjn November and Decemlier did not the Emery county town. days less than .on January 1, 1922, equal deliveries, which increased very experimenting in the perfection of a shoe that will give the The size of some charity funds de-- j twenty-fou- r days less than on January sharply during that jieriod and on maximum of every good quality at a minimum in price. 1, 3921, and twenty-si- x 1st stocks had declined to about tends upon the willingness of newsdays less than the of to editors names publish on January 1, 1919. The increase in the-levof October 1st. With very-fe- paper deliveries in Novemlier the subscribers. FOR WOMEN The modem woman wants comfort she days supply was widely spread over exceptions Snormor to the entire The most note- and Decenilicr were larger than in llie country. wants style she wants a shoe that is strictly up to date CBANER MARBLE worthy features were a sharp decline rorresNimling months of 1921. The in all of the essentials. She is going to have it, too At New Jerin four of the New England States and prinripnl exceptions were in deliveries SORRY BEITERBESIFETHAN a considerable increase in Minnesota. sey and Rhode Island, where least our women are. Reports from the electrie utilities in- during the two months in 1921 were dicate that on January 1st that class larger than in 1922. Why take a chance on losing In an FOR CHILDREN Dont injure your childs feet by reof consumers had on hand stocks suffihour (lie home youve been years in Bituminous In Transit. on for? a chance take e Almost to cient Wliy last thirty-threluiylng quiring it to wear a shoe that is thrown together for prodays. Coal in transit includes all the coal tiring In I lie next auto wreck Instead without electric the utility The best shoes for your child are those that are made defit. exception of Just hearing about It, and having highest efficiency. to the surface, liut not yet Government equivalent 2104 lbs. plants had less coal on hand than they brought own tlie to of out my total The damage your quanto protect the feet. livered to purchasers. did a year before. Lnequalled for storage. Will not purse? Why take a rlianee on forcbeen completenever has transit in lack. The best of steaming and tity ing the children out of school or inwife Into hard labor by dying withFigures On Anthracite. heating qualities. ly measured, but there is sufficient We sell them all at very low prices. Everything to their being protected. In oilier out Owing to the large deficit in anthra- formation to indicate that the figure when la Insurance words, the greateat, wear and use. cite production in 1922 caused by the may run into many million tons, and est thing you ran tiny in the way of estimatis twenty-thre- e that it fluctuates widely. It weeks miners strike protection and the best thing you can have as an investment why go the consumers of this fuel have turned ed that during the period October 1st without? Mines at Keall worth, Utah always got time to General Offices In the Walker to bituminons as a substitute. It is to December 31st there was an increase talk it overWe've with you. that in tons of moving Bank Building. millions six of the to therefore reckon supnecessary was not acSalt Lake City. ply of the retailers in the anthracite to consumers, and which Stocks of their in anfor reports. counted terms of in EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE AND consuming territory docks of commercial on the bituminous Combined. thracite and bituminous INVESTMENT COMPANY for best results and There are no available statistics on Lakes Superior and Michigan increasWinter Quarters, Clear Creak, Castle Gate MACHINES mean this important subject, but in view of ed from 1.581,391 tons on October 1st Second Floor Silvagni Building and Suuydda. Re1st. not now, but for many the fact that all anthracite November on tons shipments to 2,772,496 UTAH PRICE, Yaara. J. E. Jameson will that your since machine le taken care of. Corner Fifth September 1, 1922, have been on ceipts exceeded consumption during nd J streets. Phone USw. the basis of 60 per cent of shipments in November and up to the end of the COAL QUALITY PROVED BY TEST OF USE You can best tell the difference in coals by trying them in your range or furnace. Castle Gate and Clear Creek coals have met ht Give a Thought this test for morethan tvrentynine years and their superiority proved their growing popularity. They are the leading fuels in the West, because of their superior quality. to the Baby MEET EVERY COAL NEED Clean, Free Burning, Hot and Economical. ASK YOUR DEALER UTAH FUEL CO. HOW DOES SHE c-- RON 00 When Hunger Hits You Brick of Kinds CITY CAFE ORRIN ELMER Where You're Treated Right ABERDEEN COAL independent Coal & Coke Co. WASATCH STORE CO. SINGER m |