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Show FAGE SIX PRO FESSI ON A i HE. R. CHARLES SUGG ESI, JR, M. D I'hjraicUa and SurgaM Phone 81; Reeideaee MOia ttilvagnl Bldg, 1rica, Utah. Office T)S. R. M. JONES Physician and Surgaaa Obstetrics and IHunmi of Wldrsa Silvagni Building, Price, lui P. WINTERS Physician and Hurgeaa Office, Carbon Huapital, Pbons Tf Proprietor Oarhon lloaiiital PRICK, UTAH ns. U F. S. TEOUE ltMlIiht Ilotcl Avalon. Helper, Utah Phone 5U-- ns H. B. GOETZUAN I list ten Work and Extraction. PrU. Commercial Bank Bldg., Price, I tat. X-R- RICHARD) ns. w GLENN WILLIAM teatiki 1 Nitroa Nurae In Attendance. Oxide and Oxygen, klilea Building Office Tel. 21 SI. Rea. 187w. PRICE, UTAH y, BALLINGES ns. 8ANF0SDDentlrf Berrien. Office, Second Floor Hileagnl Bulld!i PRICE, UTAH y W. GLK7N EARMON Attorney and ('euaaeior At Ion PRICE. UTAH Office With the Diatrirt Attorney At Court houae QSAFFET ft FATTESSON Lawyers Tavern Building, Houth Eighth Street PRICE, UTAH OLIVER K. CLAY Atterney At 1 CUTTING burning. It is the quality and length of burning that counts. Office In County Onuthonae. PRICE, UTAH . A. McGEE Attorney At Law Rooma 8 and A. Silva gnl Building. PRICK, UTAH BUGGESI Attorney At Law Office In the Hileagnl Building. ritlCB, UTAH n. W. DALTON Uw Office In the Rilvagni Building. PRICK, UTAH PERDINAND ESICKSEN Attorney At Law 717 Judge Building SALT IAKL) C.1TT, UTAn PSEDEBICK E. WOODS Attorney At Law Office, Electric Building. PRICE, UTAH GEORGE J. CONSTANTINE Atterney At Iw Suite 12, Hilragnl Ruilding, Formerti Occupied Ry Price A Fouta. . PRICE, UTAH E FLYNN J licensed Undertaker i Order From Your Dealer ; UTAH FUEL CO. i Judge Building, Salt Lake City f i , love-ln-a-ml-at j oil 7. ht . and Embahnar Ambulance Servlet ' - C v..-- ..r- u ri- - v , : ; Ti'leiihonc 20. PRICE, UTAH yy ALLACE A EASMON Undertakers and Licensed Embalmer ' ' ' , ii One Block South of L. D. S Taberaar). Offira Plume RW. Rea. 118m. PRICE. UTAH FAINT P. BEBTOTAuto ii coals to burn. love-in-a-mi- Attorney At JX Quick igniting, uniformly burning, low in ash all heat, CLEAR CREEK and CAS TLE GATE coals are the most economical leve-ln-a-mi-st lav COSTS COAL Coal, like the gasoline in your car, becomes expensive as it becomes efficient in j V a Mist Office ILuik IDS; Reaidmca 881 Offuw Dries Commercial and Saving. Hank Bldg., Price, Utah. Office, to tun tome seeds of taraxacum othcinaie. I've saved some for them. I never saw larger ejiecimens than we have. And if they like I'll save some leucauthe-mum- . seedlings of chrysanthemum Please dont forget the names, Peter." And Peter repeated ."Ns names By JANE OSBORN until ha knew them. That evening he returned. Ilia aunts (Ctosi right.) had been delighted, he said, at having was having tea Don show so much Interest In gardenDORA JANEWAY the hi lanes Lows that love- ing, and they were so glad alia bad ly summer afternoon. This was a dis- used the correct names. Indeed they1 tinct honor for tbs Lowes wars by nil would like the seeds and the teed-- means tbs most worthwhile people In lings, as the varieties Peter had men- j the community. Moreover they bad a tloned were nw to them. Dora handed Peter some seeds neatnephew, Peter, who had recently coma to visit them from ths city where be ly arranged in a little envelops sod strawenjoyed considerable distinction as a some tiny plants growing In promising young lawyer. berry box. "Perhaps I ought not to And Dora Juneway was Just a poor send these," aha said. "They may bats little orphan girl practically iwnnllesa, me for It." who had come to live with her uncle, "They love you for It because you lHctor Kirk, who was the sole doctor used the Latin names. Only Im Just ef the community. a little disappointed, Dora. I thought less The lovely Misses Lowe dainty you preferred the fine old Englliffi and pretty even though their joint names." ages considerably exceeded the century Peter was soon on bis way carrymark trailed their full long skirts ing the little enveloiie uwd strawberry over, the grass aa they pointed out the box hut Dora called him hack before things worth while la their garden. he bud gone many steps. Peter followed along, now walking at "Ierlinps you Imd better not ghe Doras right und imy at her left. them time things," she said, "i beyll 'Here, one of the old ladies hate me when they find out, Peter. Peters Auut Rosalind was saying, The taraxacum officinale seeds are "tiers la the ayrlnga hedge. You've no dandelions. I told you I had never Idea, Peter, liow lovely it la when in een auch large specimens I And the blootu. Really it is aald to be the, chrysanthemum leuruuthemum Is finest hedge of the sort in the entire daisy. Your gardener would hate me state" for sending any. Of course, 1 love the "But thats lilac. Aunt Rosalind," ob- old names daisy days eye and dan-- J served Peter, examining a leaf. dellon dent de lion but your aunts "Why, Peter," ridded Aunt Hennl-one- , prefer the Latin names. U was a hor- - j "one doesnt call that lilac, though rid Uttla joka to play but I couldnt j that la the popular way of awaking of help It" it Correctly It la ayrlnga vulgaris." Peter laughed Joyously but laid the "Well, thuta what I call It," said little packages down on the porch Peter and then, turning to Dora and steps. "Perhaim the aunts would ba feeling tbs sympathetic blue eyes meet annoyed, and I want them to lovo you," his, he added to her, "Don't you call said Peter. "You see I want to marry them lilacs you, Dora. I want you to coma with i Dora, fearful of offending the state- me and help me plant a lovely garden somewhere where all the flowers will ly aunta of Peter, nodded an affirmative and laid a slender little first finger ba called by their sweet old English on her pursed lips. names and where wall have a whole "1 did want the gardener to plant bed full of because It aorne delphinium here but this reseda waa when you wen standing by the in my aunta garden that odorata had spread so that there didnt j aeem to ha room." I first knew I loved you." Dora opened the envelope of dande- "I thought that was mignonette. It looks Ilka it," said Dora, not knowing Ron seeds and let them float over the doctors uukept garden. "I love yoth what a mistake aha was making. Pater," aha said. "My dear child," aald ltoaallnd sharply, "why in the world do you call No1 one would know UTAH THE LEADER IN MONEY U mignonette? what you were talking about" FROM LAND SALES "And when you aay delphinium you WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 21. mean, I suptioae, larkspur," aald Peter development precoming to Dorna rescue. "For my The reclamation fund receipts from rapid dicted, ETC. part I find the old names much more land fnles are greater in Utah than in Inhere eke hut land the Tmors ftiuch and West, picturesque, jioetlc (Continued From Page Twol finitely better Kugllali. For Instance, empi have dwindled to a point where here' la this little flower called they contribute only a minor part of months. As a matter of fact, several or Could any the money going afresh into the recla- have submitted to the Big Six favorname le more charming? But I sup mation fund each year. Only $180,-iXi- il able contract for the drilling of the was rcci ivi-- from land sales dur- Moab and the Salt Valley anticlines. pose there la aoma other name for it ing Il.i thiid oiiiiMi-- r of this year, and Stock in the Dig Six Oil is owned alnow" One of the aunts looked at her of that aiiiou: . l !;;i i. attributed $17,-1.1- most entirely hy I'talms. the majorWasl.iiigmu was second with ity of whom live at Moab, Price or nephew with mingled sarcasm and contempt. "NlgeliH daniasccnn, I Iwllevc $23,113; Idaho (onirilnitcd $10,041), Salt laike City men and women who and Wyoming $18,101. When oil roy- have held on to shares through you mean," she r marked. years One day Peter Uugered with Dora In alty figure are available it will be of discouragement. The company was I hat ii eon-found oil lands Wyomings the doctor's garden patch-o- nly there ly Strong, who went to ihmcd much more to the reelainnlion organized waa no garden there nothing but rank Moab as a young forest ranger. It is t uinl than Mich sales in all the slates. due to the activity of this company grass that was occasionally mowed down, bunches of daisies that crowded that the present test of the Midwest, oldfash-iimeWe highly approve of the d out what flowers had ever bloomed In who keeps the cooky jar Utah Oil Defining and Utah Southern mother the garden beds and dandelions rais- in the lias resulted. earner, even thougjj we have Alaiut seven years ago the eoiuiany ing their Impertinent golden heads. somewhat paused the cooke.v age. "Oh, Peter," said Dors, "would you put down a well to a depth of twenty-iegwak your aunta whether they would Birth announcements. The Sun. hundred and fifty feet. Several Picnag rare Love in a S. SMYLXE llVhit'Ua and SurfCM ns. W. rasAY. FRIDAY TEE SUN, PRICE. UTAH EVERT SEOP Tainting 1, . and a Days systems Pnll ar Glosa Finish Half Block East of Conrthonat Phone 238 PRICE, UTAH .Glean) Greek, Coal 2 trywv- IE You must admit the fruknm i excellent showings of oil and gas were struck, but nearness to a fault pre- the girl who said she hated to pa cluded the development of production mirrors because of the drain ink in the upper sands, but it is believed rouge and powder supply. that inasmuch as the hole has jmssed through the fault, production may be Early to bed and early to rite Hk gnined in the lower sands if the Penn, a man. sylvnnian can he reached. However, data gained lroin the log of this pioneer well helped convince the Midwest, Utah Oil Defining and Utah Southern Hi naat Coal la Best AppncM officials that big production could be Where Most I'm gained by drilling the larger atrne-turlying to the south. The Midwest-Utn- li Southern well was spudded in on April 11th, having a its objective a sand proven in the Dig Six well at Moab to be fifty-fiv- e feet thick. This strata, engineers estimate, would be struck at twenty-eigh- t hundred feet, Mines At Rains, Carboa ConR hut on December 8th the Midwest-1.-7 tali Southern well blew itself in at Utah. Miners and SUpptn twentv hundred and twenty-eigfeet Lump, Not, Slack and Anortil nud set fire to the derrick. Sines of es i ht Zion Man Gets Leases. Several miles of the bed of the Colorado river through Grand county, and including the river course through a number of oil domes that have been made extremely valuable by the recent strike below Monh, has been leos-je- d by the slate of Utah to Fredrick S. Auerbach of Salt Lake City. The river bed lands total sixteen hundred and sixteen acres, including all that between the main highwater mark on each side of theriver nhanneL. finder the enabling act the state lays claim to the lands in the bed of the river, and between the mean highwater marks, and has cxerrised this right in the present lease. The Midwest companys test well, which came in 8th as a great gusher, and which ojiens a new and extended oil field m Eastern Utah, has made these lands valuable. COAL Of the Very Highest QnA Best For Furnaces, HewMA Oand All Other Uses. General ffices, Cliff Bunding, Salt I City. L. F. RAINS President and General Huk De-cem- W REN BEAN General Tainting Coatrariar Phone 188m. TRICE. UTAn Hl-He- nt Coal Is Ba Where Me A" Used. 1. W. HAMMOND Licensed Abstractor of Utica Abatrarts of title furnished to any piece or tract In Eastern Utah. Flra in suranre written in the best companies Beal estate, bonds, etc. Second floor Bll ragnl Building, Price, Utah. PRICE AGENCY CO. Special barf tine In residence property and rooming houses. Everything in insurance. We will audit your books and install bookkeeping gyitemi on short notice. Look ns up. May success attend your New Year is cordial wish and may tree of Hfc your G. E. NELMS, Mgr. laden with good things. Sll Electric Building Phone 354w . PRICE, UTAH The number of bank failures m pretty good evidence that the farmers of thia country are not the only ones In straightened circumstances. Financiers have tender hearts and too many ueh credits which are frequently frozen create trouble. THE ONLY ROAD TO THE BIG. SIX DOME Midwrest-Uta- h Southern Upper Looking down the Colorado river towards the Moab from the takfti was The well on the Big Six dome. Garage boat at the picture leaves Moab Valley and enters the Grand Canyon. Lower The Eiint where the river Garage company barge on its way to the Midwest camp with a load of drilling supplies and equipment. All transportation to and from the well is handled by boat. Moab of Courtesy the Times-Independe- nt. .WASATCH STORE Winter Quarters, Clear Creek, Castle and Sutnyiida. |