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Show '' ,;., vV v V te ,vw J'ri.il C'i ,f M itr te - '1-:J- t- ASSS-iirt- i FRIDAY. FEBRUARY lg. THE SUN. PRICE. UTAH EVERY FRIDAY. cars porting a hundred andIDeightv-tw- March IS, and lietweeu December 1. 66 $2015.-7- 1 1, 1920. at Storm. Judgment of is asked against the Independent Coal and Coke for transHirting two CANYON IN SPRING IS cars at Kenilhundred and torty-tw- o dates. Judgsame the between worth, ment of $336.81 ia asked against the n Fuel for transporting Plana for new development in the Coal Carbon and the Big Ky., known same Prestuuburg, the became fielda between Rains in county ears at Car in West Virginia. Stone haa anSalt Luke City last Saturday when the river dates, and $542.30 against the Stand assohia miuta main nounced three of state securities commission granted the ard Coal for translating eighty-fou- r These are: at Staudardrille between tbe same ahvant Coal company jiennission to ciates coal program. can Ideal living and working eonditiona dates. James C. Davis, aa dim-togeniitaue bund in the amount of $(500,000. for miners and the removal of gtrike eral of The new concern waa organized liy C. railroads, is the plaintiff in all it A A. Quigley of Zion and his associates. danger. the actions. of middlemen's Elimination profits Quigley is president of the company in distribution through enabling conFive Workers Enjoined. and V. X. AVetzell is to lie manager. to organize their own UnitThe roiupuuv has a cajiitalization of sumers Feb. W. Va, yards and to sell to themselves edLOGAN, $2,lKiO,(HH). The basis for the organiMine Workers of America cannot cost. at in sation of the company, as set forth perwatered" stock, do anything, either by violenceto or Elimination of be unthe application filed with the securito unionize or cause suasion, stock and fees, preferred promoters' with the connection ties commission in n miners in Lgan in the formation of the company. At ionized, the pro vised bond issue, is a tract of ap- the very start of tbe operation of the county, W. Va, under two injunctions proximately six hundred and forty mines by the engineers and their asso- issued today by Judge Robert Bland acres of land in Spriug Canyon and Logan circuit court. They forbid ciates, and before the company paid a in theunion adjacent to the proerty of the Liberofficers named aa defendthe holdinga are dividend, miners were )aid more than ants and their agents, employes or repty Fuel comauy. The both unions scale asked the tbe by highest patented represented to embrace in neighboring mines; labor waa light- resentatives from doing anything that and leased lands. restrain the of modern will suppress or unduly work Tentative plans for the development ened by the installation as nonthe miners to of rights whereever possible machinery of the property were outlined prior to mining model with their interfere union men or right and a village with me:dern litthe filing of the application for with their to eontrart employers. tie homes, schools, churches, stores, to issue bonds, and this proamusement buildings and modern saniHowat Given Liberty. gram, with such changes as conditions tation were substituted for the avermay seem to warrant, is to be put into town. COLUMBUS, Kan, Feb. 13. Alexand drab mining effect this summer, 1 'resident Quigley age dilapidated H. Howat, former bead of the ander include brotherhood activities Other announce. The pluna contemplate the Locomotive Engi- Kansas miners union, waa released of Brotherhood the and modern of equipment installation tocompany, which has from the Cherokee county jail late the necessary underground work in neers Insurance months sentence six for of His the in in force, day. $130,000,000 policies keeping with the development of Brotherhood Investment company, a violation of the Kansas industrial law first class property. It is planned to ten million dollars corporation now in waa commuted last Friday by Gov. J. get this on a producing basis by next roc ess of formation waa denied by g M. Davis, but release and the winter if posaible. costa Boss in the case, until the Cleveland. of Judge company VT. X. Wetzell waa for a number of The engineers became n landlord in amounting to five hundred dollars, had at Fuel Utah with the company years thirteen stor- been paid. The costs were paid today Caatle Gate and Knnnyside and later 1910 when they erected a ies corner of St. by friends of nowat. office the at building went to the Carlton Fuel at Rains. Fur and street in the Ontario Clair avenne concrete the in he been has some time downtown aeetion here. AROUND THE COAL CAMPS OF and stucco manufacturing line at Salt heart of the CARBON DISTRICT offices of the brotherhood ocLake City. He is regarded as one of General buildthe The of building. cupy part the best coal oeratiirs anywhere West. Railroad coal is retailing in Price at b ing ia clear of all incumbrances, dollars, while the wagon haul ia eight for in full several years been at seven-fift- y EASTERN FIELDS MAY BE SCENE ago. Twopaid the ton. going heart in the other buildings OF THE NEXT SCRAP Zion are brokers owned Cleveland are of offering Mutual by the engistock Coal with used one office main the as of company properties in neers, 11. WASHINGTON, I. C., Feb. Spring Canyon at $7.50 a share. The first big industrial clash of 1(123 the brotherhood bank, directly across office Kenilworth worked eix days of last is expected to materialise within the the street from the brotherhood week and Sunday of this, but rested on coal building and the other a sixteen-stor- y next thirty days in the fielda of West Virginia, where the structure on Euclid avenue, recently Monday. It is expected miners will get United Mine Workers of America ap- - purchased at a coat of approximately in five days this week. Columbia Steel corporation of San another gigantic $3,000,000. The prospective amalgamation, now Francisco, Cala, has filed Sarently contemplate ers in thousand bring the fifty-fiv- e of the Delaware increasing its capital stock workers there into the union ranks. under process of conclusion, Jackrabbit campaigns, conducted in Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen from $20,000,000 to $110,000,000, One The latest attempt to unionise West states by the biological survey of four Brotherhood with and the Enginemen million shares is without nominal or Virginia which has stood out for more of Locomotive States department of agriUnited the the will give Engineers value. e is said by apthan twenty-fivyears, fi- par have been particularly effeclabor of Stone culture, group erators to be under the itenwnal oi Coal market conditions in Northern the past year. In Idaho, tive additional an nancier! during constituency statistion of Percy Tctlow, formerly Virginia are rather unsettled this the engineer 'a brotherhood, West Oregon and Texas great week. Pittsburg is quoted at $2.35 and Washington, tician of the mine workers organisa- larger than not to numbers of jackrabbits were destroyed said individuals are the though the at Charleston who and ia at tion the financial means of the en- Sewickley and Free per at $2.25. In by traps and poison. These rodents several instances, however, producers were present time. Tetlow, during the war, possess unusually destructive to alfalfa, commanded n machine gun company gineers. are receiving ten to fifteen cents over cotton, hay, muskmelon, lettuce, grain because dubbed The Suicide Squad, and other crops. In ten counties of PROPERTIES ATTAIN this figure. of the numerous fatalities within its ENGLISH Independent Coal and Coke company Idaho 32,235 Mundg of bait treated HIGH PRODUCTION ranks. The mine workers regard him stock is being offered by Zion brokers with 2159 ounces of strychnine were as a man of unusual resourcefulness asked. used on 312,350 acres of land. By poiwith sixty-eigLONDON, Eng, Feb. 12. During at sixty-fou- r and courage and predict that this time, the first month of the Rnhr occupation is asked for Standard Coal soning and by drives 640,050 were deunder his leadership, West Virginias the French collected but seventy thous- with sixty-fou- r bid. United States Fuel stroyed in that state. In six counties coal fielas will yield to or and tona of coal at terrible bid with in Washington 155,500 were reported expense bond, preferred, eighty-fou- r ganisation. Mingo, Logan, McDowell, where they would have received seven eighty-seve- n asked. killed and in four counties in Oregon Mercer and New River are hia objec- millions had remained outside of Reduction in freight rates on coal it is estimated that 350,000 were dethey bulk the tives. These fields produce Meanwhile the output of from Utah and Wyoming to points in stroyed. In three counties of Texas Ruhr coal. BritishValley. of West Virginia's mines haa reached virtually the Idaho north and west of Pocatello and 35,000 were accounted for. During the year the mine workers maximum. During the seven produc- to Oregon on the Oregon Short Line, pent more than $2,000,000 in a vain tive weeks of December and January effective February 16th, was announcStudy of the figures from 1850 to attempt to unionise them. Hundreds the Christmas holidays omitting ed officials of the Oregon freight by 1922, says the United States departvarious of men have been killed in the the average output of coal reaidied Short Line last Saturday. The reduc- ment of agriculture, shows that human efforts to convert them to unionism. tona This production haa been tion ia to lie fifty cents a ton on lump population haa increased at a greater In the union coal fields operators are exceeded only during the boom iteriod and nut with slack rates as a minimum. rate than live stock. The number of the on bssed contracts labor signing of 1021. Indications are that all former This is an emergency rate to care for in thia country varies more from agreement reached at New York be- production records will be broken dur- the territory covered during the re- hogs tween Ohio, Indiana and Illinois oper-ato- ing the present activity. mainder of the winter and it will be and the union. Within the week The British mines are now operating terminated April 17th. covagreements have been entered into on a seven hours basis. The average Three members from a Committee of ering the fields of Arkansas, Missouri, production per person employed is in- the United States bureau of mines at Central Pennsyl- creasing and this ia, taking aa justifyKansas, Uklahonia, vania and Iowa. All others will un- ing the prediction ' of labor leaders (Continued on Pasre Eight) doubtedly sign, so that a strike this when the seven hours day waa adopted Evyear in any union field is remote. that the shorter working period would UTAH TERMINAL PEOPLE WIN ery member of the United Mine Work- not necessarily reduce the output. DeON THEIR APPEAL ers of Americd has been assessed two spite the increasing production the redollars a month for two months as a tail prices of coal in England are inUtah Terminal railway will not be special assessment. The total thus far creasing, principally of course, be- restrained from obstructing a public to be raised will exreed $1,500,000. The cause of the huge demand from Ger- high way. by maintaining its track along miners assert the ecial assessment the same m Carbon county, according many. which is in addition to regular dues mine federation executives have to an opinion of the supreme court The was levied to pay off indebtedness in- voted against the request of Prime handed down last Saturday, constitutcurred during the strike last year. The Minister Bonar Law for an investiga- ing a reversal of a district court decioperators profess to see in tion of the entire mining industry, sion by Judge Dilworth Woolley rethe levy the raising of a huge fund to which if made, undoubtedly would straining the company at the instance finance the effort to swing West Vir- raise again the question of state own- of Joseph Barboglio and other respond' ginia into the union. ership. Estimates place the cost of the ents. Action was taken to the district Union ojeratora in the bituminous coal the French have received from the court by Barboglio and other property fields have decided to comply with the Ruhr during the occupation at about owners in the Spring Canyon district demands of the coal commission for in- thirty-fiv- e dollars a ton, and this is to prevent the obstruction of the roadformation and are endeavoring to co- mounting daily owing to the inability way and to cause the company to reoperate with the commission to the of the French to oierate the German move embankments supporting the railfullest possible extent. The ocrators railroads successfully. way along the wagon road right of have Employed as counsel John W. way. They also sought restraint of the Davis, former ambassador to Great commissioners permitting the railroad Denies the Embargo. so to form its Bite. The district court Britain; Ilonry Stimson, former secre12. Feb. D. WASHINGTON, tary of war, and others, at a cost re- President Harding todayC, judged against the railroad, and diredenied the ported to exceed $l(Hi,(IIMI in the ag- quest of Governor Smith of New York rected that the obstruction be removed within sixty days. No judgment was gregate, to advise them with respect that an embargo be declared on the to the commission's inquiry. These rendered against the commission. It of anthracite coal to Canada have recommended that the op in New was found by the supreme court that relieve the fuel situation to erators aid the ronunissinn jn obtain- York stute. President Harding was ad- decrease in the value of the property ing the facts about the industry. vised today by Secretary of Commerce was caused by the construction, and that the coal famine in New the parties concerned nre privileged to RAILROADERS OWN COAL MINE Hoover York state was not the result of the refrnnie their charges so as to make THAT HAS A SOUL of coal to Canada, but was an issue of the alleged damages. If shipment they decline to do so the case ia disdue to es11. The poor transportation facilities. missed. Feb. CLEVELAND, ., By JULIA BOTTOMLEY Hoover of establishment the opposed tablishment f coal mining companies Caught by the camera all dressed Can-idwas the announced aim an embargo on roal consigned to w (h a soul PRICE MEN SEEK FRANCHISE TO in their pretty frocks these two Smith up as Governor of urged by of Warren K. Slone, president of the NEW COAL CAMP to the presilittle girls are pleased with life in genRrothrrhoi d of Iicomotive Engineers New York in a telegram dent. to Permit automobile when an eral and with themselves and thei. finoperate and his brotherhood associates line between nnd in Columbia Price made investment a stage ery in particular. It is very nice when $2.010,000 they Sues Pncl Concern. is bring sought by J. II. Wade and II. groat occasions hapjK-the C 'al River Collier' ea company last along, like the of F. Thomns, both of Price, in an appli- .birthday parties and soforth, to disFour suits alleging June. While the brotherhood as an has nothing to do with this freight charges on coal transported to cation filed Uyt Saturday with the cover one 'a self arrayed in gray colors property, yet the mines are owned vnrious Utah points on the Denver and public utilities commission. The peti- and silks that shine like the petals of largely by brotherhood members and Rio Grande Western were filed in the tioners claim that public convenience flowers. For little girls, as for older Stone :s president of the company. Un'ted Stales district court at Salt and necessity will he served in that ones, georgette crepe and taffeta silk Revolutionising the coal mining indus- Lake City last Saturday against the the Columbia Steel company is devel- are mainly dejiendcd on for the party the Independent oping coal mines in Horse Canyon, frocks and they mnke the prettiest imtry through the establishment of a Spring Canyon Coal, Carbon Fuel and thirty miles southeast of Price, and aginable. There arc some new printed company with a soul was the Coal and Coke, the when Stone and the Slandaid Coal companies. The to- that the coal camp gives promise to silks in patterns showing small flowaim of the hi s'lsnrHtes, last June, in the throe tal amount nvolved is $4253.91. The employ fifteen hundred to two thous- ers against a lightmlored background of tl e pstionw'de coal strike, made the petitions allege various sums to he due and men. Petitioners state that they that will come in for attention as soon two r H'on d dlars investment in the for coni moved and transited on have had ten yenrs experience in the as they are displayed, but they will Cos "iver Collieries company. There spurtracks to various points in towns automobile transportation business. not outshine the dresses made of plain ha rv"r been a str'lte in these m:ne named and to freight stations. Judg--! They purpose to make two trips a day or changeable taffeta or those from and ffccre never w:ll he." he said. Te ment in the sum of $1359.09 ia asked in each direction. Mike Klopakis, also georgette. The older of the two girls vines fire the B'g Sandy river near egamst the Spring Canyon for trans-- of Price, is asking for a like franchise. pictured has a frock of blue georgette . (ir iiiktrtiiMAdaAtegteaAi4 II o Spring Canyon Coal Co. Buy Home Products W. N. WETZEL TO MANAGE NEW PROPERTY THAT OPING fifty-seve- 1m r 12.-7T- he EUECO $ QUALITY BATTERY Now Being Western States Utah, Idaho, Sold In Nevada, Wyoming and Colorado. Miners and Shippers of tht Celebrated Spring Canyon Coal Mlnua at STORKS, ITAH. Senaral Offices. I1T Kswhot Building. Salt Lake City, Utah. non-unio- IMS and Emery county wheat. "Sag biscuit nnd soggy" bread at put any atomach out of buta In time. The beet remedy preventative 4a to use only ft brat flour, such aa Prkle of ft Valley. If yeur dealer hasatt order from the mllL Farmers Mill and Elevator Company SOLI) BY j. wilrur Bntmui Manager. Eastern Utah Electric Co. PROFESSIONAL .an Wholesale and Retail Auto and Electric Supplies JOKES db Physician and Surgeon Obatetrice nnd Diseases of Chflfc Office, Sllvarni Block, Price, Uhl Largest Institution of Its Kind Between the Rockies and the Wasatch n DR. J. A. JTJDY Fhyalcinn and Surgeon Telephone 16!w Office Price Commercial and Ban Bank Bldg., Price, Utah. PRICE, UTAH DR. L S. EVANS Dentist Office, Rooms -l How Redd . ht Sixty-seve- non-uni- non-uni- on rs n BU T- lands of the PRICE, UTAH Mississippi Valley and eastward for growing of successive crops of timber DR. H. B. GOETZMJN would insure ultimately a supply of Dentist forest products adequate for all na- tional requirements, says the United Work and Rxtractlcn. Ml States department of agriculture. It Commercial Bank Bldg., Price, P would go far toward maintaining staDB. SANFORD BAUJNQB ble rural communities in regions of inDentist ferior soil and limited agriculture. The use of non-tillab- le X-R- ay Service. X-R- ay year to year than the number of other Office, the Hew Redd Buildin PRICE. UTAH domestic animals. Sheep have declined moat. There is increasing difficul- STEWART, ALEXANDER A the Attorneys At Lew in our imputation with supplying ty sufficient meat while maintaining a Office, Second Floor Bllvagai tx m Building surplus of meat products for export. PRICE, UTAH The live stock industry sets as a great -- Catbo storage reservoir for surplus grains, FERDINAND ERXCKSEN grasses and forage crops. No great Attormy At Law meat eating nation haa ever suffered 717 Judge Building famine from crop failure. 8ALT LAKE CITT, UTAH fggL Oats is a growing feed for all L. A. McGEE xcm kinds of young stock and is the standgo be Attorney At Law ard grain feed for horses in most parts 5 and (, Pllvsml BJ& Mn. Rooms of the country. It hag a high protein PRICE. UTAH M0 d content and ia easily digested. ".e(S o CLAY OLIVER K. above Attorney At Law sn gd WINSOME LITTLE GIRLS DECKED OUT IN THEIR SMART PARTY FROCKS non-uni- 1(1 our blgligrade flour rlglit here at Price from Carta Brother-Printin- non-unio- SAVING About -- hav-in- M HOUSEWIVES jwr-niiasi- 1t them Office, Room I. Btlvagn! BulUMyftod PRICE. UTAH gnt HENRY RUGGER! SW Attorney At Lew Four Office at tbe County CourthoatM ? PRICE, UTAH B. W. DALTON Attorney At Law Office at the County Courthow PRICE, UTAH A. High-Gra- KOPPS STUDIO Portraits and EnW menu. de on a, non-payme- nt c-a- s eng-neer- i I Sec on 0 Floor Price Commercial and Ravine PRICE, UTAH J. E. FLYNN Licensed Undertaker and Embalmer Telephone SI. PRICE. UTAH , BEN BEAN General Painting Contract Phone 188m. PRICE. UTAH ' CANNON ft FETZEB Architects Templeton BulldlnZ SALT LAKE CITT, UTAH Members of American Institute Architects. 504-50- 8 . J. W. IIAMMOND, LICENSE 1 STUACTFR OF TITLES Abstracts of title furnished worn over a thin silk slip. It ia so sim- piece or tract In Eastern Utah ( ply made that it does not need to be Insurance written In the best described just a plain, straight skirt, Men. Real estate, bonds, stc. floor Silva gnl Bldg., Price, Utah.', hemmed at the bottom and a d waist with paneled overblouse. PRICE LODGE No. 52. L 0. Ribbon in throe colors makes the pretPRICE. UTAH ty girdle with ribbon roses and rosMeets each Wednesday even m ette and about it and two long ends 7:80 o'clock. J. a. Whltford. N J the at left side. hanging Lovely glossy M. Lovell. V. Q.; E. R. Niles, curls that girls have a right to be proud of are just wbat one would expect to find among the possessions of ARAMAKI this fine little lady. They are fastened Best Japanese Merchandise back with a small harette. Pink tafEvery Description feta and pieotedged frills of the silk Catering to the trade of the rt are all that it take to make the gay dents of the local coal caff? dross of the small girl at the right. It and surround'ng territory' has a deep yoke and a straight short GET OUR QUOTATIONS skirt. W here they are joined a narrow Concrete Building, South twisted ribbon is placed and ending in Street, Price, Utah. two little apple blossoms of ribbon at the left side. A wreath of liny silk flowers adds to its prettiness to a winTruth is mighty and will pf(rt short-sleeve- S-- ; E. 1 some head. when its doesn t lose. |