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Show PAGE EIGHT OUR WORST ENEMY (Continued From Fip HR L L. someone is trying to tear down, belittle and criticize other men as well as circulating HR- reports which effect the whole community, including a.business snaaow houses, hotels, organizations and our schools throwing It is too bad that in every community " Six) jail, ostensibly to visit the five who bigotry four units," said a resolution adopted were arrested a short time before as of disrespect at everybody just because theirtoprejudice, and wrong right immune and lack them of education has left the international by officers, ringleaders in the "save the union" of huand are working together for marchers of tho Isst few days. When and the teachings of our Saviour as well as the true spjrit . the consummation of thrir purpose. they were inside the doors were lock- manity. All four organisations are controlled ed. Such people never tell how honest others are, how prompt by communist influence, and some, we Sheriff C. C. Hardesty announced they are in paying their debts or how we can make a community believe, are financed by communist the women would be held until Mon- more prosperous or bring more to eat and weer unto us or what emd operators' day, when they are to be arraigned we can do to money and develop our resources. But like a sneak they cringe on charges of rioting. The main body behind a smoke screen behind their neighbor's back with a money." Among the individuals eomluuned of the "marchers," about two hunto which they are ashamed to sign were William Z. Foster, who was des- dred strong and composed of both dirty, misrepresented story some outrageous thing to bring cribed as the "head of the communist women and men, turned back a short their names, trying to stir up shame motive and which and might help them to secure disgrace movement in America"; Alfrsd distance outside St. Clairsville when some are the devoted saint of rethink appointment. met They they relief .director of '.he they were by deputy sheriffs, who' relief committee and told them armed national guardsmen form and denominational matters in general. were on guard at the jaiL Such things are not virtuous. They conflict with everything "a leading communist"; John Patrick Toohey, Powers Hap- - The "marchers" started from the thqt is good, create a mean spirit and in comparison with a bootAnthony Hineneh and Vincent Mutton Hollow mine of the Shadyside legger, a gambler or a bank robber they are insignificant and the amenovieh, other officers of the Coal company, about eight miles away. stench of such is .truly nauseating to say the least dual organisations, and the "anthrawho would write an anonymous letter, which finds cite president," 8tan lev Dsiengiele-wsk- i, ABOUT THE CAMPS OF THE BIO its Anyone into the way public press, is one of the above stripe and caliber. CARBON DISTRICT and Secretary George Papeum. The misrepresentations being so far from the truth makes one Seventy cents ia being offered by feel like saying "Lord forgive him for he knows not what he is BOM OHAMBEB BANQUETS BO Zion brokers for United States Fuel doing." This facts are that every house in Price is occupied, many DEVELOPEB OP UTAH bid. Great buildings are in the course of construction, business is good, our preferred with sixty-eigWestern preferred $1.10 bid and $225 hotels are filled and the city-imaking up to date improvements. Utah 'a Biggest problem is the crea- asked. Price people are as good as any in the world and hold as sacred tion of density of traffic between Salt Blue Blase shares are being offered the Lake City and the Pacific Coast L sanctity of the home, the virtue of their children and respect Salt Lake City broken at $3.00. for the by F. Bains, vies president and general laws of higher education as any in the world. They are Great Western eommon at three and manager of the Columbia Steel com- a to defend the constitution of the state and nation, and this ready quarter cents and Peerless at six- ia true of all citizens pany, told those gathered last Tues- teen. of Carbon county. to Offers the latter "at day Ivening at Zion at a banquet held market" are out. buy that this community of Carbon county is Remember, people, at the chamber of commerce in honor not one or two falsifying individuals. He reprerepresented by Plaeit Coal company with a capital of the corporation officer. Utah must sents one has been of part of the city of Price, for any sane at Salt $150,000 of the Pacific organised recognise that growth man of his Baina F. is president regardless religious faith, could not support and would Coast means the taking of a great deal lain City. L of the states products and an increase and W. C. Miller, secretary and treas- not subscribe himself to such treachery. in production must be brought about, urer. The other directors are W. W. thus creating dense railroad traffic so Armstrong, A. C. Ellis, Jr., and W. B. Basil Gibson of Helper and lialeth tendance. Wallace A Harmon, morthat freight rates can be lowered, Phibbs. The latter is vies president Curt tee of Columbia Meriol Emerson ticians of this city,' were in charge of Bains declared. If Utah can increase Fleming Coal company, recently or- Mead of Nine Mile and Ellen Lavina arrangements. the tonnage of coal sent to the coast, ganized at Salt Lake City and whose Workman of Kin and to Lewis Bains said that there would come a officers or rather the most of them Allen of Springfield, Ida., and In 1026 the railroads of the United change in the state's prosperity that have been in more or leas trouble Alice Lueille Stokes of Cleveland. States purchased 93,759,013 crossties. now none can realise. Such a situation sines, has had its charter rescinded forest Other products were purchased, was bound to come about, he said, as by Gov. George IL Dern for SERVICES FOB THE LATE MBS. and the total amounted to approxithe eoast with the ultimate exhausof its corporation tax. Also the ELLA COOMBS BRANCH mately 12 per eent of all paid for tion of its oil supply would be denend-en- t Colab Coal company of Cedar (Sty. fuel, materials and supplies.. upon Utah coal for its industries. The estimate of weekly production, The services Mn. funeral Ella for Touching on Salt Lake City's smoke prepared by the National Coal asso- Coombs Branch of this If a woman finds out ten things city were held situation, Bains warned those who are ciation for the seven days ending with from the Carbon Stake tabernaele her husband was keeping from her it last the to not problem seeking a solution April 14th, shows a total of 7,300,000 is 'safe to bet she guessed nine of in their seal to forget the economic net tons. The last weekly report of Sunday afternoon with interment at City cemetery. Bishop William factors involved. He said that at the the United States bureau of mines Price E. Stoker presided. The opening praypresent time a plant in Chicago was gives the total as of March 31st as er was by Elder Henry G. Mathis and Possibly the reason the marines working out smokeless fuel which gave net tons,. and for the week the have to stay in Niearaugua 0o' long A. one Mathis. John closing by commerciended April 7th, as 7,174,000 net tons. The great promise of becoming speakers were Patriarch Ernest ia they esnt find any American propally feasible. The banquet was given Licenses to wed were issued at Price S. Horsley and Bishop Stoker. There erty to protect. under the auspices of the Salt Lake the past week to Nick Merket-ak- wee singing by the Price Ward ehoir, Chamber of Commerce board of gov- duringof Bains and Evanthia Pappa-daki- a a quartet and a solo by Mrs. Emmett ernors with Edward 1L Ashton preof Arthur M, Lewis K. Olson. Her four daughters and Peerless; nose present besides the and Ireta Ceeelia Albrecksten, siding. both several grandchildren were present board and Bains included members of Elbem Osesr Nelson of The grave was dedicated by President Emery; Chamber of Commons Kenilworth arid Estella Boss of of the Provo Pries; Arthur W. Horsley. Many flowers and directors and officers of the CoHartte of Boek Spring. Wyo., were in evidence with a large congrelumbia Steel eomneny. W. W. Arm- Harry and Evelyn Hartle of 8pring Canyon; gation of friends and neighbors in at- distrong, one of the steel rectors, paid tribute to Bains and declared that in the last twenty years D. C. Jaekling, with the Utah Copper company, and L. F. Rains, with the Columbia Steel company, were the two outstanding figures in the development of the states potentialities. JenKfcrisHmfS "eo-or-din- ata 2? JJL 3. HARLES RUGGER!, Phrsielaa and JR Attorney At M. D. Office Phone 81; RmddtjeslTT. BUvsgnl Bldg Price, t . : M nt . " Nationals Assailed. ' WASHINGTON,' IX- C.,' April 24. National officers of tho United Mine - Workers .were assailed by .George M. Jones of Toledo, O., testifying today before thfc senate committee, investigating' the soft coal industry.': Jones, who appeared as president of the Ohio Colliery, the Tropic Mining and tha Cambria Collieries companies, said he .was "thoroughly convinced from his long experience tEatthf operator cannot deal successfully with the present officials of the United Mine Workers." He declared that, under present conditions it was out of the question for the operators to pay the $750 basic wage of the Jacksonville, Fla., agreement "and meet Ihe competition of mines." non-uni- WOMEN JAILED BY CLEVER RUSE SEVENTY-FIV- E ST. CLAIRSVILLE, O April 21.-T- hc "march of protest" on tho Bel- mont county jail here today ended with the arrest of approximately women " marchers " through a ruse of Lieut CoL Don L Caldwell, national guard observer. When the vanguard of tho mare hers," all women, arrived in tracks they found the jail surrounded by a picket line of guards, while lines of guardsmen stood on either side of the entrance armed with rifles. The women hesitated at seeing the armed display, but Chldwell invited them to enter the ,sev-enty-fi- ' I vo Son offyixie ..... Pick pick' PJckhs cotton Ilka . pick Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Abotrseto of title furnlAsi 4. rJeea or tenet ia Eastern aniaaeo written ip the twstdJS PRICE, UTAH DR.H.B. 1 IhsU Work and Extraction. Mas Commercial Beak Bldg Pries, Utah X-R- HR GLENN WILLIAM VWM BZNBEAM ttoDS- - JPhoac 189a. ....... t' pick. . be mah grave. thout a cotton Ahhaen no'th o' Dixit an It mtohly tick. Pick, pick . . . . Ah kin pick. liw m ' ...... ...... Chop .... ... chop Hosin' 'bacca whiled hot sun Ihlnet Chop chop Hoein' watah-melo- n Ahm fine. 'Bacca, melon, nlggah an' de white cotton, ball, Whar yo' find 'em, ary one, yo' And em HI; Dat'aeo yo find 'em aU. PRICE, UTAH )R. SANFORD BALUNGER TOephone SR Service. Office, Second Floor Bflvarol X-R- HENRYK NUs Seesnd fleer First Natlond ' Build! ns PRICE, UTAH ni,L& EVANS Office. Electric BnOdlag, WALLACE PRICE. UTAH .... yo'Il under DR. T. J. ANTON Dentist Phone Building PRICE, UTAH Office 125: Residence Ambulance Berries Block Snath of L. I). 8. Offfee Phone 158. Re. PRICE. UTAH , BUvsgnl 141-N-- First tacky: little cylindrical rolls Phone 11 National Bank BnOdlng PRICE, UTAH DR. B. L BROCKBANK PabMr Graduate 8054 Electric Building-PRICUTAH Office Honrs : 10 to 12, 2 to 5 and 6:90 to 8 Office Phono 15 Residence Pboae 825-E. w OLIVER K. CLAY Attevmy At Office Ia County Oonrthoueo PRICE. UTAH Legal blanks of all kinds. The Sun &he H'JI ivi. The Obiquitous Chippie Boyd If ; e By ti V tj r ii . By PERCY L.. CROSBY iXiMri.kl.kr IM ItaClirs ISwmitlHk ealled ", whieh the dentist places in the nod of hie patient. An advantage clew for them over, cotton fiber mb that the shortness of the wood ft makes it possible to break the wberevrt desired and so get a convenient fit Also the woo.,, dam does not have the short fihv fnzx whieh often becomes taagW the revolving drjll used. The' ehmapion hog caller ef Ik hams has been sent to jail for selling. He was all right with until he tackled the blind variety. 1 Pens, Inks, loose leave. Tks Isa Loinig hm mmSie Comwnxco OTOR FUEL I Starting Acceleration 3rower and Mileage 1 v; Kha One newuse for wood pulp mm devised is in the mannfaeturs ef f DR- - F. A. MIGLIORE PhysiotlNrsfht and Chi 5 tan. . fy h HARMON .... If yos Mack jNewM JOHNS ONE end PRICE. UTAH . ..... Ggocomt . PRICE, UTAH Strum . , , strum Strummla' banjos in do evnin' time; Strum strum Chlllun dandn' an' I daps de rhyme. Dixie cv'nin's alius make yo! fed eo gran, Nififiah nebber happy out o' Dixie lan' I dar vea fl5LW0f0 L the out I. B. FLYNN is ..... ofbitum PRICE, UTAH r 51S - .Han in Palntfag IIOHARD$ Office Phene . WASiq country . lignite si GOETZMAM an ole time slave; twins t .Wd;, Ah s nsbber happy Still, a!' w? n-- na Diseases sipT Songs of Plain Folks an Ln Office, tks Electric is II Use nANDREW W. DOWD.ef X. D. . La-mo- nt feftSS PRICE, UTAH1, W- - GLENN HARMON Attorney and Otuussisr At Uh. . th diipl Office, Electric Rniui a rive-thousand- ( gas's pREDERIOK E. W00DB io . ng Attorney At U Office In tho Bilriiai PRICE, UTAH physician sad Snrgssn Wag-eknee- ht PRICE, I W. DALTON HUBBARD J- - C. Wsui AMnwy At Leu 5 sad (TbE physician and Burgees PRICE. UTAH non-uni- Bro-ph- y, A. McGEE R-o- ma Phene Office Honrs 8 to Bn. Residence Phone 984. Electric Building. Eastern Ulsh f L J. 8T00KEY Office IWlflSw : Price Commercial end Utah. Buililinr. Pries. By W. F. OLSON, Mayor. E PROFESSIONAL : Intern -- Western iand digan noun . Una. Mexiec rlf Dako lvani |