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Show THE SUN, PRICE, PAGE SIX GHENT MS INiM OiS BIG COUNTRY OF OF COAL IS OVEG FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1924 FRIDAY. VTAH-EVE- RY dial the Kock Spring- - i'oul and Mining company will open its pnqwrtie north of 1oiiil of Hocks within the His announcement next six week. lute- - t lint his company ha contracted to deliver a hundred and forty thousand tons of coal within the next few mouths, and that delivery will he The Ann Pperinl CARBON COKE OUTPUT FIGURES made at the rate of twenty thoannd t. 13 WASHINGTON, D. C.. a month. According to him construcFOR THE PAST YEAS Uncle Sam'it inventory of coal taken tion of a railroud spur from Point of with mouths stuck twelve commercial revealed the bocks will lie started immediately. ending For recently 1 feet The vein is said to lie twentv-on- e of soft on band September 1, 1924, to- January 1. 1924, Utah produced coke from beehive of tons net and thick of high quality. a million net tuna, taled hundred and nineteen ovens. Its decrease of four millions front June eight wus $1,977,669. Net tons sold BUT TWO BODIES YET REMAIN value of 1st. and fit teen from (lie reconl were 232,095 of a value of $1,978,306. IN SUBLET PROFERTY lawn lias course 1924. The January 1, 5 The was into coal ovens charged downward since the early laist Monday the dark cavern of net tuns. The entire output eume of the year. Stocks on Sejitem-be- r Mine No. 5 at Sublet again gave up in Carbon from county, Sunnyside less million 1, 1924, were nine camp and op- their dead mid four li teles lxidics of than on the same date a year ago, and this district's biggest Fuel ihe Utah erated company. It l!:o.e who were caught in the explosby were more than double those on Sepwn a ixxir year for the industry be- ion mi Septemlier 16th were brought tember 1, M2J. at the close of the down of many tu the surface within twenty-fou- r of the muse Coin-lji miners five months strike. mid in this stHte throughout hours, prepared for burial and laid tu ed with August 1, 11121, there was smelter t in by loving hands, say the Nevada elsewhere and Montniiu, an increase of six million tons. MeasIhe (Wyo,) Gazette of the 10th. est. i stocks decreased of tons in terms ured of the four was F.rnvst The first '4 jur cent during the first eight one ol the three brothers who 1924. thul In of months days supply is subject to sudden ami wide here from their home in come had decrease was but little over 2 per cent. The nvniluhje information in lloiiK-dalwork. His two brothers, to averbased on These percent njres are dicatcs lliut the qunutily mi Septem- Carl and I'uul, had been buried the We've been in the tire business a long time. ages which assume that the supply ber l.--t wus about the same a on Jun previous Sunday and at that time serStocks arc was evenly distributed. in1924. nil irom Kesrts vices included Krucsl, who wus lowermiry 1, never equally divided, however, ami complete list of producer who store ed We have read many "amazing offers. into the grave boide the two Tuesonthe ue of micli averages is proer showed a total on September 1, 1924, day afternoon in the Gild Fellows And our experience is that the one sure ly for the purHise of eoiniairison. of about 300,000 ton against 385.000 There are those in every eonununity mi .litiitinry 1st, uiid 440,000 tons on cemetery. and low-coJohn Maksnn, of whom but littie is fire, dependable, high-qualiwho habitually Tarry very small or 1, 1923. The total quanthe September buried under known locally, was even no reserve, in addition to the tity of unbilled stuuding in cars tire bargain on the market today is the of the Austrian societies iu estimated quantity in storage piles of mint' was about seven hundredjt and auspice the city cemetery Wednesday afterGoodyear Tire. actual consumers, these fpiuutities ure fifty thousand tons. noon. A party of friends from bock known to have been in transit on SeH Get our prices, and you will think so, too. Springs, where he was well and favor-uhlReceipts and Deliveries. temhev 1st. On the eoiamereiul docks livknown of on account having of Lnl es Superior and Michigan, (Sr Retailer receipts from January 1st came up and took charge of HERB ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE BARGAINS tons and in storage at the to August 31, 1924, exceeded their de- ed there, 61)0,00(1 P. Penman, whose funeral. the J. WE ARE OFFERING IN GENUINE GOODYEAR TIRES at intermediate and at mines or liveries during the same jktukI, points a was recovered was 30 x 3x Clincher Tires from Tuesday body $ 8.20 to $14.00 least three hundred thousand tons. their reserves mi September 1st com32 x 4 Straight Side Cord from son of Mrs. William Penman, one of 15.65 to 22.50 of anthraeile storks Retail dealers pared favorably with those earlier. the pioneer of the district. lie was Sido Cord from 16.45 to 23.20 33x4 Straight were 71 per rent larger on September It was not )Nssihle to make a canvas buried in Diauiondville 32 x 4 Vi Cord $29.20 33 5 Cord 37.35 cemetery after from 1, 1024. than they were on the cor- of nil deulers, hut report held in the Latter-da- y been services had. responding date of 1923. and they group of five hundred and four who Saints church with Bishop W. J. were but 7 less than on November 1, have rtqsirtcd regularly for the last Jensen officiating. Joe 1021, two months later in the season. six year show n total of 1,390,032 net of the four, was interred in last the As a result of the steady movement tons mi September 1st as against on Wednesday, the of anthraeite up the lakes stocks, on June 1st and 1,076,763 n City cemetery in charge of the Austrian being which stood at 450,000 tons oil June January 1, 1924. Compared with the which he was a member. societies of 1st, had increased to 1,400,000 by Sep- eorretiponding date in 1923 there was This leave two bodies at ill tember 1st. an increuse of 71 fier cent, and with anil all other work is lining Xoveiuchr 1, 1921, a deercuse of 7. In Commercial Consumers. by the owners in an effort suspended The total quantity of soft coal in term of day supply retailers had to locate them nt the first moment fifty-eigto last the hands of commercial consumers stock sufficient An inconceivable quantity e on Septem- possible. on September 1st was between forty-tw- o days, against twenty-onrock and debris was brought down of n November 1, 1923, and million net tons The Arabs have no profanity. Still, and 1'ifty-twby the explosion and this must he ber 1, 1921. The larger increase in cion Arab doesnt have to spend the an lie can men the before red probably about 47,000,000. This esaway i due to the lower rate Blit two unfortunates re- greater port of his forenoon down timate, which is based on rexrt from days supply reached. summer of 1924, a selected list of about five thousand of deliveries in the Tom Harada and Frank Ynnko. town trying to find a place to park which was about 37 er rent less than main, account into does lis camel. take not consumers, computation on Ont. that in the bins of householders, con- the rate used in the is Large Tonnage iniiMissihle to dates. It cerning which no data are available, the earliertotal stocks ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Oet. 11. all held deal the state by nor steamship fuel nor the tonnage on E. sixteen hundred ears of than More the lake dorks, which is considered in ers, but it may erliai he assumed eual were shipped from Rock Springs are this the for that group figures . transit The jteriod of arruiuulation (luring the week ending today, a total rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness of reserves that began with the term- representative of the trend of total of e eighty-fivthousand more than caused by Catarrh. 312 ination of the miners strike of 1922 stocks. tons. This is the largest weeks shipSold by rfrapiOS for mi 40 yttn 62,000,-00-0 and that resulted in storks of exnot ments this fall, though it is F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio tons on January 1, 1924, came to PRODUCTION THROUGHOUT THE this will be increased that YEAR pected THIS WORLD n end during the early months of this much, if any, for mime time. President year. By June 1st stocks had dropt World production of coal in the Kugenc MeAuliffe of the Union Paped to 51,000,000 tons, and a further first half of this year was approxi- cific Coal company arrived in. Rock decline during the following three Australia Samoa mately 055,000,000 tons or at the rale Springs from Omaha, Neb., yestermonths carried them down to 47,000,-00- 0 of a year. This was day morning for several days inspec"tYOMSr SNORT UMS tons. In comimrison with other less 1,310,000,000 last year, hut far tion of the local holdings of that that of Five than and half days to llonoluln, fall dates, the stocks on September 1, iihove 1922 of 1921, and almost equal nineteen dajra to Sydney by the favor1924. were 16 jar cent less than on ite I, s. mull and expreni steamer. to the output of 1920. The present Sierra. Sonoma, Ventura, 10,000 tons Sepl ember 1, 1922, at the end of the level, however, is still below that of Welsh Mines Closed. displacement. Itated Lloyd 100 Al. strike, 3 less than on November 1, 1913. In comparison with the corfrom San Francium, October 11. down Sailing Oet. LONDON, Closing 1921, and 20 below October 1, 1918, November lHtli, December Btli SNtli, 1923 the of predurfield anil every twenty-on- e when wartime activities had led to responding jieriodshow a decrease of of two mine in the Welst day, llonoluln liminary figures the past week, which bring Ihe und return, 8220; Sydney ing from The accumulations. reirts large about 5 per cent. The largest element number of mine now idle in the larg- mid return, 8.03; Round consumers, supplemented by informa- in this wn flint-tiItonk $1200. llio world, lessened of the production of is to a the result ones er nineteen, tion from other sources, indicate that the United States as American connow. Ocean Steamship Co., 2 1'lne Next to being stung the hardest serious falling off of the export trade, San FYanclxco. Send for picthe total consumption of soft during sumers drew stocks say the operators. Conpict it ion from street. the iiMin heavy ture folder. thing is to admit it. the first eight mouths of 1921. inrhid tliev had accumulated last year. unsold is ronl where America, forbeing ,ng that which entered into ho. A ,he Kuro,w:.n countries the der English prices nnd the fact that United Kingdom and Roland also show settlement of the Ruhr trouble has (MMimlw'1. Wir daily 1Hrison with 1923. n lerl;M n copened that source of supply, is reabout 1,270,1)90. For the five mouths more than offset by the par- sponsible for the decrease in exports, was This ended May 31st the average daily rate recovery of German production nil official of the otierntors associa-- i of roiisuinption appears to have liecn tial the low levels touched by the ocfrom in says. nliout 1.370,000 tons, and for the three Must of the months ended August 3lst it was but cupation of the Ruhr. other Kuropean count Tit's also increasDenies Slush Fund. slightly over 1,100,000 ton. ed their output. PHILADELPHIA, la.. Oct. 10 Utilities Are Strong. of the D. Sninuel Warriner, president inOver the country as a whole the Reopening Properties Anthracite Ojienitors association nnd dustrial had forty-eigdays supply ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., Oct. 11. one of those named in Senator La Folon September 1st against a fifty-thre- e M. Mitter of Denver, Colo., who ar- ic slush fund charges, today on June 1st, and a fifty-si- x days sup- rived here this week, lias announced characterized the statement as ply oil Septemlier 1. 1923. In the case I know nothing about of the industrials, also, the days supDEPENDABLE SERVICE any such fund and cannot discuss it, ply appear large lieeaiisc of the re Edward T. Stutes-luirsaid Warriner. duccd rate of consumption nnd were IL Grundv and Samuel Joseph there to lie a sudden revival it would M. Ynuklnin, the other Philadelphian be much less. As usual the reserve mentioned, could not he reached. vuried with the distance from the used. character ronl and mine the of ABOUT THE CAMPS OF THE BIG New Knghuul, Wisconsin, the Upper She places sublime faith in your CARBON DISTRICT Northof Peninsula Slichigau nml the protection. ern Rucky Mountain regiou had a Kenilworth is of an going average New York, Is she protected ? Would riclnes,ac-cidcn- t ninety day supply and four day a week of late. New Jersey and the Uarolina hud betor misfortune to you 'mean Wnpuilond coni is now coining into ter than a sixty days supply. In the for her ? destitution Price ton at for a $6.50 the liest lump. belt of states extending from Maryland to California and from Texas to Sunnyside is working five and nix A Perfect Protection Policy in West sixa week and the three properties lind much us none days hs Const Life is her safeguard and Washington of the Utah Fuel company at Castle ty day supply, and in many stock yours. The protective features of this Gate around four. Clear Creek, Winwould have lasted less than thirty. Type-- B remarkable policy cover every conter Quarter and Utah Mine two am Some of these states, however, use tingency death, permanent cur temthree dnys. mostly lignite, and in others little coal i Thi now car driven a porary disability, accident, illness, hy gren is burned owing to the availability of Mr. and Mrs. L F. Rains of Salt old age, poverty. who never before owiuh Luke people many oil. fuel and waterpower, electricity City announce the birth of A usual the public utilities were in and never intended to ow'n a elosei girl hnhy to them Inst Monday at St, MA Service That Endures a particularly strong imsition regard- car. It is driven daily over roads that Murk's Hospital. He is tiie vice ing stork and on Septemlier 1st elec- heretofore were considered too rough president of the Columbia Steel am tric wer plants had a supply suf- and too heavy for anythingAs except the also president anil general manager a matter of the Carbon Fuel ficient to last fifty-eigday nnd sturdiest of oien ears. eoniauy. is the Seda uf fact a as Tye-sturdy manufactured gas plants ninety day The Denver and Rio Grande West INSURANCE COMPANY and ns an built ear was hy ern announces iqien reserve. The stocks held by the electhat on Septemlier 15th HOME Brothers fur identi the snine Dodge while tric utilities, not the largest last it had on its system sixty-tw- o kind cal service. of from the stnndsiint of tonnage, were L. hundred and nineteen coal and coke the highest on record when expressed ears in service. This is a decrease for TRICE. UTAH in term of days supply. Here, too, the same time a year ngp of nineteen. M868S866SI the supply appears large because of a West Coast Life Insurance Ca Commercial loads of coni in Scptem rate of consumption lower than usual. her lust were 9775 ears and of poke QniilwwiJ WiiAni Ihmi mi mypmt. The supply at gti plants, while suf650. .. Imv ficient for twenty days less than that OrtH f H. Foster Bain, a director of the i Li'1 I i on Septemlier 1, 1923. compared faKmm. United bureau Stales in of mines, a vorably with that on other dates when the sjsvted University of Utah re stocks were large. Mlm. search station a few days ago lor the Coal in transit includes all brought time in first three yenrs. Thomas Or, to the surface that has not been deSILVAGNI MOTOR CO. Yaxley, chief metallurgist, and G. (1L livered to an actual consumer. The Ralston, assistant, accompanied Bain i total quantity has never Wn measuron his visit. The station is one of HELPER, UTAH vt-t-a x ed accurately, hut there is sufficient t. v TKzrz ? zi fourteen loented in various sections of evidence to indicate that the figure DEPENDABLE SERVICE ONE OF THE STRONGEST COMPANIES IN AMERICA run into millions of tons and that it (Continued On Tag Eight.) 232,-94- fortv-seve- n 403,-1)5- con-tant- lv olu.-ii- ig The Whole Truth About Tire Bargains Kcm-niri- ic.-i- fluitu-actioii- s. We're waiting for yon to stop st this station and try our high grads gasoline and motor oils. It will cost yon no more to do so than elsewhere end we believe yon will find our products so superior yon will he willing to drive out of your way if necessary. Portly Service Station Corner Main and Eighth Street! PRICE, UTAH Spring Canyon Coal Co. st ty a y Price Rubber Works Alger Auto Company Bo.-tjoucich, er-vic-es unre-eover- Miners and Shippers of the Celebrated Spring Canyon Coal Mines at STORKS, UTAI1 General Offices, 117 Newhouee Building. Balt Lake City, Utah. ht forty-seve- o PRICE AGENCY COMPANY Hall's Catarrh Medicine EfSr- - Nelms Manager Geo. Electric Building Price, Utah Insurance Service That Serves ffpncUUu eorn-pan- y. Accounting and Auditing Real Estate Kinney Coal Co. Mines and ships from the famous Union Pacific bituminous veins of Pleasant Valley in the Carbon district. None better for stove, range, grate, furnace or manufacturing plant The equal of any and superior to many for storage. Once tried always insisted upon. Get prices from the general offices and sales agency, Walker Bank Building. Salt Lake City, Utah flntt-clai- flrat-elas- H, n. - rT 'it i m have a daughter FLOUR For your family Pride of the Valley made right here at Fries and as good aethe best Feed for your animals. Both these cost We deliver. at low Farmers Mill and Elevator Company I. WILBUR BURNHAM Manager. ht tts y, . Dodge Brothers Sedan this now ht R West Coast Life A. HILLS, Special Agent ' Hum : I I ter,; .mjn umfl&i m: rrx .r ABERDEEN COAL ' dlGIIEST EFFICIENCY. Government equivalent 2104 lbs. Unequalled for etorage. Will sot lack. The beet of steaming and heating qualities. Independent Coal & Coke Co. at Kenilworth, Utah . General Offices In the Walker Bank Building. Salt Lake City. Mines JOHNSTUNS DRAY Does All Kinds or Hauling Goes Anywhere, Any Time Call Phone No. 98 We are told that millions of people in this country have only the mentality of children, but after trying to answer our kiddies questions we are inclined to think that is enough. It add to the interest of the prophecy when a manufacturer of cosmetics ays that the beautiful woman of the future must have a like mind. In America the average person shoot chiefly at clay birds and rabbits, while in other mnntries the targets are often premier. Look like folks would try to get as much in their head as they do in their pockets. The tme test' of a ninn i how little he whiniera when tough luck hits him. Legal blanks of all kinds. The Sun. |