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Show THE HUH, PRIOR PAGE EIGHT STATFS TIRE TO VAUIlIf MCI OF COOL 1AND IK CARBON UPHELD (Continued From Pace Three.) vowpunv for death of Mike Zuzich, February 2Hih. .State treasurer vs. Vtah Fuel company for payment into cial fund for death of Joe Patricco, y no deiieudents, March 6th. Aaron vs. Koval Coal company for injuries March 9lh. All bearings are at Suit Lake City. Nut eoal hells at Grand Junction, Colo., for $5.25 the ton. Lump is $6.50 and higher, depending on quality. The first ianel of four jurors in the second llerrin, llta, mine riots trial was cohr 'le ted last Monday alien the defense with little discussion accepted. It is composed of two fanners, a painter and a chauffer. Fean are no longer expressed of the inability on the )art of Eastern industrial plants to obtain an adequate supply of coaL Bituminous ia being freely offered at Boston, Maas, at prices well under those of a month ago. Producen of anthraeite eoal through are taka "monopoly organisation ing an nnjuat overcharge of at least $3.14 per ton from the consumers, officials of the minen union of the Pennsylvania region charge in a memorial made public ujwn presentation to the United States Coal commission back at Washington, D. C.t Tuesday. It asks the commission to enforce a uniform cost accounting system. PIAE -EVHBT FRIDAY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY C0UNCIL SPENDS BOND MONEY, TALKS SEWERS, ETC. THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE (Continued From Page One.) Moat Every District Represented Here 23, . CARBON Saturday Last bon eounty to the acceptance offered He his down to place coming Carbon county teachers held one of to rebuild enough of it to better conthe best attended and most instructive that him to ditions. It was pointed out in its COUNTY CT3 y & institutes ever at Priee last Saturday. twelve or thirteen months during the the city intends to reconstruct the early It was under the direction of Prof. K period building is going forward. The lighting facilities in that locality . in the spring. It has also been found Don C. Woodward, Jr., suerintend-enttotal construction cost will exceed Prof. Lofter Bjarnaon, a former Under plans of the Columbia that in such eases it will be better for of Carbon high, emphasized Steel officials, as announced several the city to build the line right up to principal of teaching. He dethe it "technique even though customers the place, mouths ago, this first unit will constiia no book that ia sa"there clared muthe of tute a fourth the contemplated plant. may be outside the limits EKJk At intervals of five years similar units nicipality. This because a certain li- cred, no course ofinstudy sacred, there are to be added to meet the anticipated ability for the roer condition of any is nothing sacredchild.the field of educaHe advocated is furnished tion except the line over which sen-icincrease in demand. elimination of the the of test it hereafter and grading lies the As the Utah product becomes estabcity, against II lished it is considered likely that roller is likely that a dejaisit to cover costs papers by the teacher, the forsaking in-of mills for the fabrication of steel will will be required, the electrical depart- arbitrary symbols classifying the line and telligence quotient and the arrangeK-spring up in the vicinity of the blast ment then to construct the acis furnaces with the result that Utah will absorb the exjiensCs from the money ment of classes by means of age and j age grade into such groups as could so held. become the heart of Western steel most conveniently naturally and sysa pay "pri Belli Annoying Many. tematically work to the advantage of receive orti Complaints from residents of the vi- the child or children within them. No Distress Apparent where The girls glee rlub of the Carbon the point surrounding cinity WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 20. Rare crosses the railroad was high and the boys quartet furnished Renewed assurance that there ia no Eighth street which eitea that the the musical numbers for the morning made in a letter danger of distress in any section of bell on the alarm at this place ia a sessions and Mrs. Lee Taylor from 1922 $ .00 the country as a result of the eoal inasmuch aa it prevents sleep Castle Gate sang two solos in the. afnuisance, prej Preswinter was this given to shortage a by persons in the surrounding resi- ternoon. Departmental work was carident Harding today by Chairman dences and five hotels in the neighbor- ried on under the direction of ProfesMeyer of the interstate commerce com- hood. It ia claimed that the swinging sor Bjarnaon for the high school, Sumission, who presented to the presiand carrying a light at perintendent Woodward for the gramdent the results of investigations made sign by day sufficient you warning and mar grades and Mrs. Harriet K. Emgives night by its agents. asks that the gong part be declared ery, supervisor, for the primary seccash ltM off. An apeal already made to the tion. Oral and ailent reading were the statethe sessions. the of peb: therpes department railway was countered by refti At the meeting of principals prior ment that to abolish the bell would Rev. J. Freelen Johnson, pastor of lessen tho efficiency of the signal. to the opening of the general session it the Methodist church at Priee, returnthat a good deal of hard was decided to continue the spring coned yesterday from a brief trip to Salt Considering work was put in by the council, buck- tests and exhibits by districts as outto will Lake City. ed by efforts of other civie bodies to lined in former years. This has become Mrs. May Chapman returned last get the signal installed, it looks aa a big annual affair. CODE PRINCIPLES ARE PLACED sign ttaL ON BULLETIN MONTHLY Wednesday from a ten davs visit over though somebody was up a tree 3PI at Price with her sister, Mrs. Eugene Removal of Western Union telegraph MRS. J. G. PENNEY PASSES SUDa ' On the first of each month Manager Munk. Manti DENLY IN FLORIDA liuea from along the "right of way Messenger, 16th. Lou Luther of the Book Cliff Coal Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Erickson are paralleling the railroad track from the Mrs. Mary Kimball Penney, formercompany over near Grand Junetion, here from Price. lie is waiting to re- west end of Main street np to "J Colo., posts a group of brief pithy ver- ceive his new been and over which it ia thought by some ly of Park City and Salt Lake City, assignment, having bal gems on the bulletin board for the transferred . from there. Manti Mes- that "the paving will be laid dur- died at Miami, Fla., on Thursday of perusal of their employes. Thera are senger, 16th. the coming summer will cost a last week. Deceased was the wire of ing C. Penney, the nationwide merchant. always a great deal of useful informaMrs. Joseph Potter returned to her little more than two hundred dollars. J. tion in the several paragraphs. The The cause of her death was not given aC Denver communication the from a In home at Cleveland yesterday after beboard for February reads: Rio Grande Westerns division in messages to relatives in Utah, but ia and at Winters Price at for Hospital Good intentions are commendable. ing vz. superintendent it is inquired whether believed to have been unexpected and See that you do not pigeonhole them. treatment the past three weeks. She the sudden. The body was taken to White will for honor a requisition city much in health. left improved Determination is one of the foreamount to cover such work. It Plains, N. Y., for interment with funSam Woolley, former Uintah acad- this most motive powers of this life. It is seemed to be the sense of the city au- eral services there Monday last. Says ' emy basketball star, arrived on Friday thorities that the matter was up to the last Saturdays Tribune: "Mary Kim.a man builder. Build. he emfrom where has been Sunnyside, be beat This can Saving ia thrift. Ti and the county. For the moment ball Penney, popularly and affection- 116 accomplished by starting an account thV11 St it .P,rrs to have been forgotten that ately known to hfr many friends aa at your bank. Start one. was married about wi four holder-Mate, as its of K years V,ty part Ex' jth contract with It dues not require a large income to " the railway com- - ago, just after she had returned from ifitli begin to fcave. Some people save more prCIBf 'panyof the "lease under which this France, where she was one of the moat derived a twenty doUarx tuition fee DIVORCE IS GRANTED f n meager salaries than others on large Bishop and Mra. J. II. Peterson of Rtrip ia cleared for road purposes. active and zealous war workers in be- was established. A committee of the S to its, who are en route to Norway to ones. Save something earh day. A over half of there. rich the has aa yet been made public boya townsmen provide funds in various Do not waste the golden years of fulfill missions for the Mormon chureh, trough which it is indicated that the woman in her own right, having inherways for those who cannot nr will not Former Residents of Carbon Const 1B wepk Jguvernment will extend aid to your life. Take advantage of opporV pav- - ited a fortune made in the Park City pay the tuition charge. any Separated With Alimony. tunities day by day. Old age ia likely with Bishop and Mrs. Joseph Stores, ling over this ground. To the contrary mines, she paid all her expenses while to overtake you. Prepare lor that day. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson expect to sail open declarations have been put out abroad and in addition she contributed Utahs state board of pardons last Because her husband permitted h Procrastination is extremely harm- March 15th and will be gone for three by the district bureau that absolutely largely to the American cause. Mrs. Saturday terminated the sentence of to suffer "the annoyance and hsnili- ful. If indulged in it soon becomes a years. clear title must exist before any pav- - Penney ia survived by her husband and John S. Cave, convicted in the district ation of excusing herself to bill eoQ ta habit. Do not impose on tomorrow. Do 2 one about son, Kimball, aged years. court a start time ago of burglarizing Bishop George Ruff of Scofield, ing will lie assisted through governit today. J. Cameron Schulti of Hiawatha, Dr, ment action. And another route has She was a distant relative of Mrs. Irice Commercial and Savings bank, tore was one of the reasons Keep a loadstone in your purse pock- A. W. Dowd of Sunnyside, George A. been given approval by gov- - Henry Ruggeri of Price. The latters llispetition was largely signed. Judge Edith Franks filed auit for divon et stronger than your right arm. Your Schulta of Latuda, John Fetzer from already maiden name was Kimball and before F. EL Woods, then on the bench, head- against C. A. Franks ernmeut representatives. up at Salt Lik' arm is unrated by your mind. Your Salt Lake City and Rev. D. Smyrno-ponlo- n her marriage lived at Park City. AH ed Cave was promised steady em- City. She was granted a decree k .. A Pack Threaten. Lyman mind ia the loadstone. of the three hundred and seventy-on- e of the Greek Orthodox church ployment by T. A. Christensen, a local Judge A. R. Humes of the Third DisThat Lyman & Pack may carry their stores of the J. C. Penney Co. the fanner, when the paper asking clemen- trict court. She Independence is the result of the de- at Price were thq guests of the Rotary alleged that her far-- ' velopment of ones self mental, mor- club last Tuesday evening at the ban- claim fur damages to the supreme court country over, including the one in this cy was circulated. niture twice was removed from kr al, financial, spiritual. Develop in all quet at the close of Educational Week. after having been beaten in the dia- - city, were closed last Mondav from 11 home because of his failure to kere q V four. The larger the development the The program concluded with a eulogy triet court up at Provo last summer is to 12 oclock out of respect for the depayments, although he was eapabb lindicated by tbe fact that a transcript ceased. greater the indeitendence. to "the father of his country. KNIT SUIT earning two hundred dollars a mocH ' THE THREE-PIEC- E Do not depend upon an alibi in your asked for. th? evidence W. N. Donaldson, former county as a photographer. She also chaigk.'mistakes. MaEe a rlean breast of ocwherein a claim for PRODUCTS WEEK AT PRICE IS clerk of Carbon county and now a resi-- Thl? that he quarreled with her almost where and Blame accidents. SUCCESSCFUL AFFAIR currence! the dent of Moffat out in the Basin conn- Tde stantly and that he called her blame ia due. Credit where credit ia r,Pnal came to town yesterday from Salt "'V datin l?rk to.th names. She was granted custody i try, Intermountain week Products came due. the CoIton Spring is spending a few days lBt.ruPion Lake and her son 9 years of age. The court il f City to at close at Price a last Boost for the firm you are working City llall with old friends. This is hia firet P'IUne. Preparatory to a session be-bere entered an order that Franks h Saturday evening with exceptionally with, your state, your city and your tribunal the city will to "civilization for twelve years. jfore the dollars for the aupjmrtA: twenty-fiv- e crowds was unhome. In this you not only )romote trip It given visiting. pu a ?!? of ,lhe transcript while the large and ia here child arena and he, there, eaya fifty dollars for kj der the auspices of the local chamber happiness, byt material prosperity. Be old familiar landmark of the former P isgood. maintenance monthly. Franks wai withthe of a community builder. commerce, being program Irice Chamber of Commerce asks one time a "sagebrush merchik Iriee, His section of the state haa ev-- that Lets all buckle right down to real erything the council prepare a resolution out a hitch. About every merchant and oil and he prebut and over near Mohrland. lie burned otW money concern were team work during this, the shortest dicts fedproducing needs represented. of this district for a it won't be long until both are on the there and came to Price, engaginf : month in the year and show results. eral building. This will be used along Samples of food products were liberis He some the the of plentiful. visiting photograph business for a distributed. Rev. J. Freelan Johnia the slogan Complete coal camps while in this part of the with other data and arguments to be ally East Main Street. Later he got it;1 master of ceremonies son Saturwas for February. plared in the hands of Utahs repre- state. the moonshine G. manufacturing gan J. Reeves in congress to further the day evening, while Prof. and was dragged through the keii..1 -- Harry M. Cushing, traveling pas- - sentatives Carbon of the and Prof. C. H. Coal 8trike to End. high desired matur of courts for several months. From hen' d R, tion for the erection of theappropriathS structure Madsen of the grade schools announcPARIS, Feb. 20. The national coun- Grande Western out he went to Zion, where he since of 8alt Lake City, which would be so useful and fill ed awards for theme prizes. Senior cil of the Communist federation of un- was a visitor in Priee i lived. Although he was capable between trains Commercial As "Priee a Cebig need in this community and dis- subject, derground workers has decided to eall last lmH five between and three He arcame to here earning Wednesday. nter; first prize, Willis Madsen; sec- trict. off the strike of eoal miners started dred dollars a month, Ira K. Hu L on February 10th, the men to resume range with Manager Stringham of the Protection of local citizens is looked ond, Carlyle Paoe; third, Aldis 1?-Eko for theater the at that phrey failed to support Dorothy Juniors, subject, "The Possiapiwarance forward to in a movement for the counwork tomorrow. This is the movement f house divorce every Saturday evening of the cil to join the county commissioners bilities of Priee As a Manufacturing Humphrey, she alleges in a in which the National Federation of tion begun this week. Dr. Humphry Wilkes Players, it being possible since in some means of more ade Center; first, Grant Richena; second, Miners, the regular organization, reproviding was a few years ago a resident & fused to participate, and further, it the completion of a new operahouse at quate inspections of meats slaughtered Clea Nielson; third, Edna Newton. cirto Grand Price form for a time, being physician a tf' a Colo., and Seventh Junction, has no direct connection with the strike eighth grades, subject, locally and put on the home markets. Price Aa a Dairying Center; first, surgeon for the Utah Water and Po in Havre Valley, where the German cuit with this city included. After It ia even hinted that buyers of "muter company at the time of the cot workers went out on February 5th. The closing each Friday evening at Zion ton are being handed out the tough- Wallace Lowry; second, Elmira Jais come to to the Price struction of the present canal of for cobson Lemmons. lunette company ; third, For est kind of goat meat. Appointees from miners in Moselle Basin, who quit work the one next at and sixth opening Monday Water, Land and Power eo night, fifth meetsubject, will grades, next also out. remain the attend the "Why February 8th, city body the Colorado town. These people have ne haa been practicing since PriceT Live Omar In pany. first, Bunnell; of the commissioners in an effort heretofore been making the Union Pa- ing state the The second, were capital. Guy Pigano. judges to formulate of a regu proper system Fuller Data Asked. cific towns on their circle. Mrs. Henry Ruggeri, Mrs. Roland Canlation. IDAHO FALLS, Ida., Feb. 20.- -In DENOUNCES METHOD and Rev. J. Freelen Johnson. Miss trell Dances At City HalL reply to a request from the Idaho Falls SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT GIVES don t take much stock in tho Cornelia Stevenson gave a travelogue Chamber of Commerce relative to the PLEASURE TO MANY Sometime ago the council took i showing a thousand miles by automoprohibition officers way of enforeik taking over by the state of the Teton hand in the regulation of dances held bile in Utah. Floyd Shepley and L. D. the law, who induce bellboys to coal mines, Senator Stanger asks for Ilulding forth in the high srhool au- at City Hall and plared a floor manag- Natter put on a short comedy sketch. liquor and then arrest them for it,1 more definite information with the ditorium last evening the pupils of er to see that the good folks who at- said Judge Page Morris in fedei. Knit used so many seasons (or promise that be will endeavor to get Price public schools put on a Wash- - tended CARBON HIGH HAS MOST DIS- - strictly wear, court at Salt take City last Saturdaysports apparel, has been utilisrecognition for the matter before the ington birthday entertainment which The scheme seems to have failed in ed this season (or afternoon and (or as he sentenced Bob Wilson, a tallboy- y TINCTIVE FEATURES more (ormal wear of all kinds. The to k adjournment of the legislature. Ac- was largely attended and greatly en- - producing any desirable results and pay a fine of fifty dollars whenYoi--; Is of brown knit silk with blouse Prof. L. EL Cowles, state high school model cording to Senator Stanger there is at joyed. The whole affair was prepared the announcement ia now made that waa the found of guilty violating of rand rolur with collar, cuffs and the this time insufficient data to intelli- with only a week a work on the part of (he said floor manager is hereafter to inspector, returned to Salt take City sash I stead act. ends trimmed in fox. teachers would and and bill some frame a the that last be non est comcatable. The old gently pupils, required pass Saturday from a visit to Carbon Loure. pushing, a very large part of oultv of proper management of the and Emery high schools. A distinctive which was supplied by Supt. C. II. clieckroom tabbed up again. A set of feature of the Carbon high at Price is FIRST UNIT OF THE COLUMBIA Madsen. The program as presented in- with a suitable counter and the system of the sixty-minuclass shelving STEEL IS ORDERED eluded the giving of patriotic songs by hn will he set up in the northeast ieriod instead of the forty-fiv- e session from the smaller grades, the ner of the dance halL All will be which is generally prevalent The stuImmediate construction of the firet of Star Spangled Banner ed in charge of a regular functionary dent is given thirty minutes for reciunit of the Columbia Steel ccqstra-tion'- s with a waving flag accompaniment by and the unsatisfactory methods of let-t- tation and the remainder for study. A blast furnace and byproduct intermediate girls, also a Valley ting "kids take the rakeoff from this second feature is the maintaining of a coke oven plant between Irovo and Jorge camp scene and a drill by boy source as heretofore practiced will be high school dormitory for the accomSpringville has been ordered. Excava- scouts, and a little fantassia in which We have a large lot of odds and ends, remnants and modation of students who live in disdiscontinued. tion work will commence within the the various states soforth in dry goods and furnishings that are taking up little which tant is well License by j the represented for points, supervised, operation of a soft next few days. Orders to rush all - Columbia, Miss Utah, drink parlor in the basement of the Professor Cowles says. room on our shelves that we need for new stock soon to arLiberty,girls, building have been issued with a view and George and Martha M ashington Athens Hotel In Emery, owing to the difficulties rive. We are selling these at cost some even below in orbuilding was granted to to actual production of pigiron from all took Various other features F. L Johnston, of lransiiortstion of students, three der to make a clean sweep. When the lady or daughter of Carbon county eoal in Horse Canyon were alsopart. School scholars small high schools are maintained. Propresented. home is ready for that new gown or a new dress patthe and iron ores by Mareh, 1924. This were admitted without J- D. Pro- (Jack) Boyd, sheriff of Utah fessor Cowles said he was impressei tern we want to show you so ire beauties that we are sellunit will have a capacity of five hun- ceeds of the tickets sold charge. are to go to- - county and former resident of Price, by the between schools dred tons a day looking to supplying ward ing at remarkably low prices. buying apparatus for the enter- - is one of the incorporators of a com- -, and communities there. The per capita Western steel mills, particularly those tainment division of the school, par- - pany recently filing articles with the assessed valuation is so low, he said, owned by the Columbia at Pittsburg, ticularly for the new building down secretary of state for the manufacture that the small tax is scarcely more than Cala., and at Portland, Ore., with this on and distribution of a South Eighth street. auto- - sufficient to take care of the elemen-r- y 1 product. Carbon-Emer- y indicator ia .matic the invention It schools. cap. high school apporSome conception of the magnitude If the grafting of monkey glands of John W. Jones of Provo and prora-prov- tionments areState received and the per of this undertaking is found in the essuccessful, why wouldn't the ises big things. The concern is cani- Hiawatha, Mohrland, West Hiawatha and Heinar. dollars per annum, capita, twenty-fiv- e timate of a construction payroll run- to inB ar GEORGE E. McDERMAID, Supt talized two for plenhundred thousand with appl? law for each child. as for niiur into fl.5,000 monthly for the by provided who need them. ty a corporate life of a hundred years. Aa a consequence of the small revenue FARMERS r 8a-be- WHY NOT TRY AN ACREAGE OF SUGAR BEETS THIS YEAR? e The price of sugar advancing on count of world shortage and as we for beets according to the price we for sugar, we will have to pay probably a ton more for the crop of and will also have to pay high price this year. Beets are a cash crop and when sign a contract you know you will get for your crop when you harvest it. PURELY PERSONAL . Uf Think this over and if you decide std plant beets and no one calls on you to contract write us at Grand Junction, Colo., or see Ray Branch at Wellington or A. J. Lee at Price. r 3at HOLLY SUGAR CORPORATION GRAND JUNCTION, COLO. STforeruro Vrr- I S it ln - f0' f ly I & fr Bir-ehel- . t "I 'pilv beUthiwlvvs. diffi-energet- ic te ODDS AND ENDS AT COST plac-singi- he self-openi- es f". Stores Co. |