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Show IDVERTISING pff rates WYOMING'S DEMOCRATS NAME WOMAN FOR GOVERNOR .. di,piay advertising rates cants an Inch per iuue four '! ch by the month Tran-WTtt) local advertiser. Uich per laaue. cents an No per cent additional. tag accepted for the 'CI1EYESKE, Wyo- - Ort. 16. Mrs. Nellie Rosa, widow of the late Gov. William It. Rosa, waa yesterday chosen unanimously aa the democratic nomi-ne- e for governor by the emergency slate convention iu session here. First page readers Per 1Uw an JSrJBvel) eents Volume 11, Number 21 announcements. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPEE The Bun. Suction Is Improving Slowly Almost Everywhere If prohibition were aa bad aa it ig pictured in some of the alleged funny magazines it would be terrible. Week Ending October 17, 1924 Your Very Fickle Fan BON) Ml IMS m non smid m WITH THE HC . Two bond buyers from Los Angeles, Servtcg. SEPTEMBER'S PRODUCTION ijWlNGTON, D. C Oet. 13. OFF CONSIDERABLY LVeek ending with September u Special ;(ala., aud one from San francisco and representing big financial houses on the eoat, were here last Sunday, ae-- j i'oiu;auied by a representative each 1'rpiu the Halloran-- J udge Trust coiu-puny aud Walker Eros. Bankers up at Former State j Salt Luke City. MeOonagle and J. It. Jorgensen aeroinpanied them as well as E. S. Shields, contractor on the Pleasant Valley reservoir up at Scofield. They were shown over the lands to the south on Sunday and the next day taken to Scofield. All expressed themselves as well impressed with the project and stated there would unquestionably he no difficulty in placing the securities of the Price River Water Conservation district. The selling of these and also to familiarize themselves with the proposition was the object of the visit. A. W. Horsley piloted them hereabouts. Shields, the contractor, takes the bonds for his work snd these he now is fdaeing to get the money to carry things along. IS guinea of Wyoming had an cent of fulltime t gf 79.2 er69.7 e and New Colorado on Utah for the reiiort Pro- -' hta is is yet incomplete. September coal production in Utah fell off uearly thirty thousand tous this year, compared with the same mouth of 1923. The August produc-- 1 tion fur the current year, however, of suit continued to improve showed an increase of about this ton-- 1 jgftrf over during the seven nage over that of the preceding year. with October 4th, but the Production figures in tons for Seinerease waa somewhat retarditember for the last five years 1924, roduction aa ng total 380,558; 1923, 40830; 1922, 489,220; loaded the 190,034 can 1921, 459,320; 1920, 449, 000. Figures for that allowance! Ruling are published by the Uuited States id the mines, local sales and bureau of mines. ig placed at 10,208,000 net increase of a hundred and allow decreases of 27 and 12 per rent, fight thousand or but slightly respectively. Compared with the avcent. 1 Preliminary fen per 3 there erage of the five years nphie reHrts on loadings on was a decrease of about 5 per cent. week last of tnd Tuesday iy There practically no change iu a increase of 7 per cent over tidewaterwas business at Hampton Roads the for corresponding days gil in the week of October 4th, and the vwk before. Shonld this rate of soft declined to 347,519 M be maintained throughout dumpings net a decrease of 14,248. An intons, will be in seven days output borhood of eleven millions of crease of 19,611 in dumpings of the 'Avenge daily rate of output foreign account exports and foreign bunker combined was more than offk jut above the 1,700,000 mark aheiid of 1923 and ia well set by decreases of 16,233 tons in carr' that for 1920. Production of goes to New England and 17,505 in the hundred and shipments to the other coastwise two first bring trade. The present rate of dumpings Piz days of the present calenat Hampton Roads is practically the is tons. From net 34241,000 dar same as a year ago. iiiepoint of output of soft this Shipmnts of anthracite up the lakes 21 per cent behind re--h of activity and 7 ahead of increased considerably in the week ended October 5th when a total of 4 depression. 71,608 net tons were dumped. This Im Improvement Shown. was an increase of 43,803 tons or 158 reports for the week ended per eent over shipments in the precedsr 27th indicate that the im-- it ing week, and a decrease of 27,722 or in production was due to 28 per eent when compared with the aenaxe in the output of a ms-- if week last season. Cumcorresponding the producing districts, the ulative lake of anthracite shipments 4 of which occurred in the during 1924 to date stood at 2,570,841 district, the tons, an increase over those last seaand the low volatile son of 6233. ' id Southern West Virginia. The Reports submitted by the United production were accompanied States engineer at faces by eorres ponding de- showed that 191,053 net tons of anin losses through no mar- thracite and 1,101,735 of bituminous ls s few districts losses ascrib- - were received at that port in Septemtransportation disability ber, decreases, respectively, of 46 and The largest of 7 per eent from the August record. Inks that of 8.3 per cent in Cumulative receipts of anthracite to mnty, W. Va. was due prin-t- o September 30th were well ahead of heavy rains that carried those at the same date of 1923, but bikidges and caused washouts tuminous were less than of nsde it impossible for the those last year. that territory to fur-aSome operators charged SEVENTEEN PER CENT HERE IN toes to transportation disabil-- d CARBON BY RAILROADS others ascribed it to all other Of the taxes levied by tfre various It is obvious, of course, that ktter classification is the more state, county and local taxing units M the direct cause of losses last year the railroads paid 12.1 per hyoad the control of the rail-- 1 cent, according to biennial tabulations Analysis of the reports for made by the state board of equaliweeks indicates that the im-zation. In Salt Lake and Piute counin production has been ne- ties the lines paid only 4.2 per cent, tted in two ways on the one the lowest proportion Tor any of the k increasing the hours of mine counties. The highest was in Grand, where 47.3 per rent of the total resud on the other by number of men employed, turns was from the carriers. In Caremploying the first method bon the total collected waa $702,457. wantages show increases rom-t- e Of thia $122,000 or 17.3 per cent came with the larger output The from the Denver and Rio Grande f the second method, however, Western, the Utah railway and some Taxes as nlted in gains in capacity, as smaller lines or stubs. "is production, and eonsequent-- i collected in Utah last year amounted percentages have not shown as to $18,008,574. This includes special, creases as might have been ex- - such as bounties, but not levies for irrigation and drainage districts. Of the total sum the railroads paid Anthracite and Coke. Following the completion PJ rainfalls, which resulted in of all work it was anequalization 1ttding of several anthracite nounced that the slates last Monday end seriously interfered with assessed valuation for this year ia king of many others, were re--. $046,754,030. k fur a sharp drop in produc- tlie week ended October 4th. Carbon County Red Cross chapter is Runted output is now placed to hold its annual election for mempMM) net tons, a decrease of board at the tabw nearly 27 per cent Pre-- 7 bers of the executive the evening of ernacle in this city telegraphic reports from the October 30th. Reports from commiton car loadings indicate that tees will also lie heard. the mines are again produe- - ; En-jgiue- er j ; -' eati-j&o- m -- 1919-192- Cum-APiedm- Sonth-gslaehia- ns CHANGES IN PIPELINE ,Big Improvement Soon to Be Made Price River Canyon. n. I in-t- he J of beehive coke continues to slowly but steadily. The to-- 1 week ended October 4th is fbmatd at 139,000 net tons as 132,000 in the week before, pmvrment occurred princijal-Trnisylvanand Ohio and the in Virginia also increased fv.. The output in the Connells-Llflo- n increased from 70,200 to I p ia tons. Five hundred additional ere put in blast. Cumulative tion of lvcehive the pres-l?- r during October 4th stood at 7r I1 net tons. Practically No Change, was practicnllv no change in of bituminous across the PjS the week ended October 5tb. Jmmg to reports 787,452 net tons rdunpicd nt the lower Lake Erie e 789,905 in the week total 739,159 tons were nd 48,293 vessel fuel. In the week of 1923 dumpings 1.17938 tons. Cumulative rnnro during the present to Orf olier r.th stood at with the eor- J,hng periods of 1923 and 1921 rnt be-th- ' 18,755,-Uuinparis- re-.S-- Quite a supri.se was given the city council lat night when the genial clerk Lauded iu his resignation, asking that it lie made effective as Boon as possible as the firm with which he pnqiosed associating himself wanted liiu to re;iort during the current month if the council would kindly make provision for his leaving, says the El Centro (Cala.) Press of the 0th. J. S. Loolltourow, who has lieen with the council for the past two aud a half yean and who will join y the Consolidated Title Insurance of Ism Angeles, expressed the pleasure he had experienced in hia service with the board and regretted earing a place in which so many had shown him every kiudness. The board would understand, Mid the clerk, that the position he was taking waa a better one and offered a greater future. 'We cannot expresa too highly the satisfaction we have felt in working with yon,' said W. S. Fawcett, and the other members of the board offered their congratulations to So long as the tax notices were got out in time it waa practically decided to let the clerk get away shout October 20th, a resolution being passed accepting the resignation with regret, it to be effective by November at, qr before, if satisfactory arrangement! can be made. Loofhourow baa been active in Masonic circles, particularly ices in the various organizations and x)th ha and hia wife are prominent in social circles, lie has been in El lentro eleven years, the first eight teing spent in the service of the irri gation district, four of which time ha wm collector. A wide circle of friends and acquaintances will regret to hear of hia transference to another sphere of activity, but already they are congratulating him on hia advancement. Jrs. Loofbourow and the ehildren will not leave El Centro thia winter, ut she intends to join her husband in Los Angeles as soon aa the warm weather approaches. The gentleman referred to by the California newsaper ia a son of Mayor and Mrs. J. W. Loofbourow of thia city and left Price as a young man and located where he now is. lie haa many boyhood and other frienda locally who will be "tickled to death to ipar of hia sure axes and the betterment that ia coming. com-an- Loof-Muro- Consummation of a long cherished lilt or two-thir- rail-ervi- ng In Former Price Young Man Quits Good Position to Take Another. w. plan to relay alxiut a mile of the city a eanyon pipeline will reeult from the action taken by Price 'a eouncil last (Thursday) evening. This was the signing up of an agreement with the Denver and Rio Grande Western whereby the municipality will be alLOCAL CHAMBER ACTS ORCHARD SPROUTING lowed to occupy a route down the right of way along a stretch up near (yune and will put the eonduit bringBum Check Artists to Be Gone After water from Colton Springe in a ft ing ft By Business Interests. ft OGDEN. Oct 11. A young ft position of absolute safety past a part waa operated upon at Dee ft of the ft eanyon where the line ia now At its regular meeting last Monday ft lady Hoapltal here this week after a ft most situated. 3This secprecariously aurgeon found complex symp- ft evening the Price Chamber of Com- ft toms. When the appendix waa ex- - ft tion haa always been the part giving merce considered the matter of the or- ft ft amlned two aprouted apple aeeda ft moat concern has leaked, been subganization by local business men ft were found. Both had grown ft to breaks, landslides and the unagainst spurious ehecka and bad ac- ft fairly large. One of the young ft ject nature of the hillside, together stable waa ft tree curled within ft the up counts. Aetioq went aa far as namft appendix and the other had rup- - ft with ita extreme steepness makes a Auto from a Alger ing representative tured the membrane in its deter- - ft Iiermanent stoppage of these troubles company, Hellmann ft Thurman, Eastminatlon to grow. The patient la ft out of the question. Thia ia on the ft ern Utah Wholesale and Retail comrecovering. tile places have even although part, C. Lumber Weeter pany and the J. with the lightnow 4M4MI Wftft replaced being company to submit later on a plan. At Armeo iron pipe. Next weight reluncheon Rice Secretary Tuesdays summer will see this section made GREGORY RETURNED ported on the condition of the highover in its new location, and it will ways from this city east to the Colobe laid with castirnn piie of fourteen rado line. These could be improved. Castle Gate Negro Mur- inches diameter. The old section has With Charged O. T. Brooks of the Kiwaniani and J. leen put in as good shape as possible der Is In the Carbon JsiL Rex Miller from the Rotary cub are no trouble ia expected from it of and to arrange for a joint meeting of these Gov. Charles R. Mabey last Friday a serious nature through the winter, two with the chamber for the near issued requisition papers on Gov. and unless the breakup in the spring future to bring J. K. Jensen, shale friend IV. Richardson of California proves more than usually trying folks mining engineer and promoter of 'or the return to thia state of David here will never know when the change Halt Lake City, here soon to give a Gregory of Castle Gate, who on is made. Similar procedure along the talk before the three bodies on his de- the evening of August 26th, last, shot railroad will be made to that on the HAVE LEGAL RIGHT Sunny-sidposits of oil sand over above aud fatally wounded May Pett over nVw highway above Rolapp in Price He is trying to interest local at Mohrland. The man was recently Canyon, where the pipeline hugs the capital and will when he comes tell of apprehended at San Francisco, Cala upper side of the roadbed. " Commiaaionera Ma Cloae Highway what it is proposed to do. Jensen had the efforts of Sheriff Ray to Live Stock, duff. through a representative here a few days ago, .lemiug of Carbon county, who had FORTY THOUSAND ASKED HERE mention of whom at the time and his been asked to interest himself in the IN UTAH NEXT YEAR ,, Boards of eounty commissioners proposition was made by The Sun. It case. O. J. Sitterud, sheriff of Emhave the legal right to bring suit Plans for the winter artivitjea of desired to put in a plant for treatery, went after Gregory the same day. the Near East relief were outlined by against ;ereu who cause damage to ment of these depositg at Price. He got back to Price with his man highways through driving live stock E. C. Newberry, director for Utah and over themNlarvey II. Cluff, attorney yesterday (Thursday). In the after- Southern Idaho, before the Salt Lake general, holds in an opinion written LAST CONCRETE POURED noon he was given a preliminary hearcommittee at the chamlier of last City Dale and Castle at before a Wednesday to Howard C. Means, ing justice dis- commerce there at noon last Monday, road engineer. The latter asked as to term of next bound over the to Turned Over Mrs. E. D. Hammond, chairman, pre- whether damages could be assessed Paving At Price trict court to answer to the charge of sided and Mrs. E. R. Lewis, serretary, and collected for injury to roads by Few Next Days. During murder in the first degree. Gregory on work accomplished during rattle and sheep. The road commisreported for Carbon is in the county jail the pant Today (Friday) forenoon the last year. The Utah" quota for sioner is authorized to prohibit the colHe is a tough looking concrete was poured at the under- ored the coming year ia $40,000. It ia hop- driving of stock over certain highgentleman. ed the greater portion will he donated ways, hut should furnish a way by pass at the. west end of Price and which connects the state highway to LOCAL BEETGROWERS GET BUSY on Golden Rule Sunday, December which sheep, rattle and other animals 7th. The Near East relief haa assum- may be taken, if a road is cktsed to Castle Gate with paving through Price ASSOCIATION WITH and eat to beyond the county courted the duties of parents and teachers them, Cluff says. The eommissiona house. yJontractors and gavernment for sixty thousand children in Ar- authority, Cluff explains, is given by down a around Wellington Farmers roadmen say it will be about three few days ago organized a beetgrowers menia Syria and in Greece, most of II of Sec. 2852, Chap. 61 weeks yet before the last of the work association for this eounty. Its pur- whom would have perished without of the Compiled Laws of 1921, which traffic. pose is to foster the industry locally. thin charity, leaders announce. In gives it power lias seasoned and is ready to formulate rules It had been intended to have a cele- William Norton is president; Foster addition the relief will endeavor dur- and regulations governing the use by bration at Price with the finishing of Shimmin, vice president, and Joseph ing the next year to rescue from star- the public of state roads such as may the job, but this has been called off Jorgensen, secretary and treasurer. vation a large number of children in lie necessary to provide for the public by the local chamber of commerce and Sugar beet raising in this part of Greece and Thrace. Mfety and against use of the state others sponsoring it because of the the state, and especially in the eastroads. who trie coward oldfanhioned An uncertainty of the weather and the ern end of Carbon, ia going right to hide behind a womans skirts the CONFERENCE ON EMPLOYMENT fact that the American Legion ia to ahead with a larger acreage each other day was startled to see that she here on Armissome doings hare the to them big of are FOR WAR VETERANS going had donned knickerbockers. was ft ' next. November It Gram 11th, tice at Day, corporation Sugar Holly Old silversmiths so that peo- ft feared one might interfere with the Junction, Colo., where the price reWayne B. Smith, a district employpie could tell pure silver from ft ment representative for the United other. the ceived is better than the Utah faccheaper imitations marked WATER FOR THE BUS In like ft States Veterans bureau, was in Salt terllng." real thing tories. Two dumps have recently been who BIDS AGAIN ASKED 4 manner the manufacturer Lake City last Saturday conferring east at to town the the at completed 1 1 stand back of their product with Clarence Baird, representative thousam seven A. of cost a ft James superof Wetmnre, tredemarke acting with upwards identify them architect at Washington, D. C., dollars, which greatly facilitate the ft PARTS, Oct 1. Science is on ft for Utah, in regards to the employthat are the buyer1! guarantee of vising ment for the rehabilitated veterans of they quality. By advertising these has caused to be published bids for handling of crops. This years will be ft the eve of discovering how to focus on their wares the search- - ft the to this section. In most parts of this buildft The according lurn water, federal one. brick all y the larger than any previous good ft district, which includes Utah, Wyomlight of attention. Only Mntln, which quotes from Prof, - ft durtime third the is classes is to This eondnet flourVernal. can association at T'nlpriced ft ing goods fairly ft Charles Henry of Borhonne ing, Colorado and New Mexico, there lKh In this bright light of public- - ft ft vanity. He declares that In a- ft is they have been asked for. The plans ing the winter months. no and merchandise no considerable unemployment with motFor Ity. it and that automobiles revised few been ft sufficiently have years sobusiness ran continue to exist ft will VETERANS GRAVES OF run now the ore gasoline by exception of part of New the is existing appropriation of public conthought under from force their ft explosive quire will The says. However, positions The United States government will be sufficient to construct demnation. ft water. been found for the greater numhare That is why a manufacturer or- ft bids will lie opened on November 3d. erect monuments on all the graves of ft to think that Is It wrong ber of all disabled men who hare remerchant places the whole repu- ft .water ia only fit to drink and to Spanish American war veterans not tatlon of his business at stake PTofewor Henry ceived training through the bureau. out firw," anbeen has DEVELOPMENT put so it SHALE His provided, already every time he advertises. a formidable My. It contains 8o. goods must be as represented. reThe whole Recent developments indicate tbat nounced by Frank W. Poate. the past energy. REFUSES PERMISSION explosive Sun The In looking through lies in the decomposiWash commander of the E. A. Wedgewond at question departments governments! who fellow Colorados public utilities commismember that the tion of water and the utilization No. 1. United Spanish War to Invite your ington. D. C., are giving serious con- Camp and the oxygen sion of has hniidcd down a decision rethe spends his money hydrogen consideration of his goods backs sideration to plans for eneouraeing Veterans at Salt Lake City.eachInscripgasses it contains permission to the Denver and fusing on leaves stone, and be will in belief them eventuengraved 4 up his This will be effected the production of oil and its products tions Western to abandon two Rio Grande ?o derision we you. final which the ally by means of a flux to in- the government bearing the entire s mile of track beand will ft It pays to read the advertise- - ft from shale in Utah with a view this nre now reeking. That All who know of graves of the and a shadow of ft tnenis. It pays to liuy advertised Junction without Lcadville suring an ample reserve for the navy found is tween be arc marking ft products. Advertising is your in the event of emergency. Definite veterans without suitable O. a doubt." were abandoned it road the If Nystrom, protection. action in that direction is expected a remic?tpd to report to J. would place the latter on a spur. 14444 178 C Street. Salt Lake City. the next session of congress. Duluth-Superi- f 1 i Mex-Th- E BETTERING HIMSELF . ex-lie- rt, e. tb-J- ( safe-ceepin- g. Sub-Divisi- fr YOUR PROTECTION aea-Mo- st two-stor- Mex-Smi- th the-weigh- t ex-pns- o. seven-tenth- Lead-vill- e. |