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Show PAGE EIGHT WORSE THE SDH, PRICE, UTAH IN ROUEN FRIDAY, MARCH EVERY FRIDAY. Just race Three; tranportaion train ftervice during the SEX VS. BUSINESS month of December. For the Haute m DETROIT, Mich., Feb. 25. Dont district, $2.60; Southern, $2.15; West-em- , into a stunt actress to atand degenerate the United State as a $2.01, tract your boss's attention if you whole, $2.50. United States Fuel preferred stock want to get ahead was the advice givia now being bought by Salt Lake City en to a group of women here yesterbroken at seventy and Great West day by Edith Mac Cummings, millionera Coal $L40. Peerless Coal ia offer aire real estate operator and who rose ed at seventeen and Great Western at from a telephone switchboard to the presidency of her own company. "You around twenty and a half. me" be able to gain promotion onrn Stockholders of Independent Coal bv taking a freak play for the favor and Coke company are to meet at of the man or woman up above, obWyo., on March 13th, next, to served Mrs. Cummings in an address elect directors for the coming year before a business science school for and for transacting such other business as may come before them. The Sun is every now and then asked: "Who owns the Utah Fuel com- 0.0 f" Since it was wrested from the Goulds a few years ago the answer is the Denver and Rio Grande Western and the Western Pacific railroads. W. T. Keller, president and general manager of the Utah Fuel company, has been hereabouts for several days. Last week he made an inspection or the Carbon district properties of the coneerA. His headquarters are in Chi- We are members of the Carbon County Fish and Game Protective association and are giving them our support. They are working to bring more fishjnto our streams and 'more cago. Robert William, Jr., superintendent of the Somerset (Colo.) mines of the Utah Fuel company, was a visitor in Price last Saturday. Conditions over there, says he, are better now Ithat the "woibblie have about given up the ghost The projiosal of railroads to reduce freight rates twenty cents the ton on carload shipments of bituminous from Southern mines to all lake ports for to the Northwest was denied by the interstate commerce commission last Saturday. Bituminous production as estimated by the National Coal association for the week ending February 18th was about 9,300,000 net tons. During the seven days ended February 4th the output was 10,105,000 and during the week of February 11th 9,750,000 tons. convention of the The Rocky Mountain coal mining institute ndcd at Denver, Cola, this week with the election of officers. The new are Otto Herres, Salt Lake City, president; Benedict Shubart, Denver, secretary and treasurer; H. L Paseoe, Brit Lake City, vice president for Utah; R. M. Terry, Denver, for Colorado; Glenn Knox, Rock Springs, for Wyoming, and B. B. Hanger, Albuquerque, for New Mexico. Directors are S. M. Thompson and C. W. Brown for Colorado; Oeorge A, Murphy and L N. Bayleas for Utah; Oscar Huber and Sharp Hansen for New Mexico, and Tom H. Butler and William for Wyoming. trans-shipme- nt semi-annu- al Rcil-'sha- w NEW CONCERN PREPARING FOR LARGE DEVELOPMENT Approximately fifty thousand dollars will be spent on improvements and additions to present holdings, and the present daily ontput of a hundred tons of coal will be increased to five hundred within the next six months, at was annouheed after a meeting of the board of directors of the Maple Creek Coal company, which was held at SaR Lake City last Monday. According to E. C. Francis, president, the firm now has four hundred and forty acres of property and eighty of townsite land at Maple Creek. There are six veins on the holdings, he said, and the present hundred tons daily ; production is being taken out of the mine by handpicking. or thirThere are about twenty-fiv- e ty employes working now, Francis continued, but with the new expansion program about a hundred will be employed. The six veins are from seven to twelve feet high, and at present the lower is being worked. The Maple Creek is comparatively new in that the first coal shipped from the property was not sent out until November, 1927. The company wan formed in June, 1926. The building program decided upon at the board meetiag game into our county and Eastern Utah. Let us all help them. , women. "But no woman ever reached the top by yea yesing her boss, out talking her associates or putting advancement upon a strictly sex basis. Only in fairy stories and on moving picture screens do poor working girla emerge overnight into big business Cinderella. In real life the way to sucres is very slow. Business l'ke life is a succession of step and it ia the feminine exception who can skip a couule and yet maintain her IF Mrs'. Mary A. Dowd, mother of Dr. Andrew W. Dowd of Price, died at her home in Salt Lake City last Friday at the advanced age of 84 yean. Deceased is survived by six children, Dr. James E. Dowd of the .state capital, Dr. Richard E. Dowd of San Gala., and formerly of Kenilworth, Dr. A W. Dowd of Price, Joseph C. Dowd of San Jose, Cala., Mrs. Nellie D. Falk of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Mary D. Mellhincy of Hastings, Neb., and Dr. Thomas Malone of Milwaukee, Wis., a brother. Mrs. Dowd was a former resident of the Eastern city, where ehe was an active worker in the Catholic Women's 'league and the Woman's Relief corps. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Cathedral of the Madeline at Salt Lake City and were largely attended. The remains were afterwards taken to her former home in Nebraska, where other services were observed and the body interred beside those of close relatives who previously have Ber-nidin- . LOOM FOR ANY YES We Have 1928 Fishing and Hunting Licenses e o, . LITTLE BOY DIES r Another Outbreak of Dread Malady Up At Kenilworth. What, was yesterday thought to he spinal meningitis claimed still another victim of the malady at Kenilworth last Wednesday evening. Marvis 0 the 3 years old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Cramer from Cleveland. The child was ill but three days. There waa a breakout at that place some two weeks ago that resulted in two deaths. At that time Rosena and Warren the daughter and son of Mr. and Vee-ehi- o, apumnt. CHILD IS TAKEN HELPER, March 1. Ruby the 9 months old daughter of The courthouse bunch stole a march - on Mr. and Mrs. J. Bracken Lee of Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Westwood of died at the family home at this city and who were married last 4 oclock this morning. She had been short a from return On their 'week. ill a short time with pneumonia. Ruby honeymoon spent at Moab the bride was born in Standard ville, Juno 19, on going to her. work as a stenograph-'e- r the 1927, of Raymond J. daughter HadT. in County Clerk Elizabeth and Laverue Nichols West wood. She the seized waa office lady by leys is survived by her parents and one tesemployes and locked in. the women's 3 ward of the eonnty jail Mrs. Iladl y ter, age years. , for warrant out a then swore The reason they didnt have rear charging him with marrying her view mirrors in the good old horse He was then eon fined in the and buggy daya is because there were men's ward for a time. lie promised no Mrd cops. to "come through with a supper on the promise of his release. So all emCarload shipments of fresh fruit ployes at the seat of justice are to and vcgetables have practically doubldine this (Friday) evening as guests ed in numlier during the last eight of tiie couple at a local restaurant. years. Thoy are this week receiving congratTwo of the worst pests in onld ulations from numerous friends. weather a nose that runs all the time Printing that good kind one is not and a ear that goes only part of the ashamed of. The Sun, Price, Utah. time. West-woo- d, Stan-dardvil- ARE WG LINE YOULL FIND IT HERE. Mother of Local Physician Passes On ' At Advanced Age. imssed on. YOU THING IN THE SPORTING OR CAMP MRS. MARY DOWD Mrs. . Antonio Vecchio, succumbed. One other ease is believed to have developed day before yesterday, but the name of the child haa not been learned. According to Dr. F. W. Robinson, physician attending the Cramer child, calls for an expenditure of $15,000 for the malady ia undoubtedly soinal mennew machinery and an additional $35,-00- 0 but the cause of the death will ingitis, for buildings and accommodations not be known until samples accurately for the employes. of the fluid taken are returned spinal Officers are E. C. Francis, presi--den- t; from the state board of health offices F. Childs, first vice president: at Salt Lake City. Fay Cramer, Pete Marthakis, the second vice preai-den- t; old brother of the virtim, is and Louis E. Callis, secretary slightli'iU, but according to Dr. Rob: treasurer, and T. C. Winn. Chris Ba- - inson, no symptoms of meningitis are pis and Samuel Giannos, directors. PRICE COUPLE "THROWN IN UNTIL TREAT COMES 0 The latest and most complete stock of Fishing Tackle . We have put this wonderful line on display and invite your inspection. It will be only a short time until you will be on the stream. Are you prepared? Come in and get your new rod and equipment now. n, pany 1! CONDITIONS IN THE EAST COME TO SURFACE Guntinurd From t, lc, IE (GO. ELECTRIC UTAH ATERN - UTAH PRICE - Headquarters For Sporting Goods GOITER ENDS LIFE Emery Lady Passes Last Tuesday At Price City Hospital. Death claimed Mrs. Adeline Anna Louise Avelin Anderson at Price City Hospital last Tuesday following an operation for goiter. Deceased was the wife of Neib P. Anderson of the town of Emery and was 51 years of age when summoned. She was born at Ephraim dn November 2, 1876, the daughter of Magnus and Johannah Marie Avelin, and was married to Neils P. Anderson in the Manti- temple about thirty-fiv- e years ago. Since that time they had made their hpine in Emery.- - She is survived by her husband, parents and nine rhildren, Mrs. Rosetta Stevens of Mohrland. Angus L. Anderson and Marion A ft-- demon of Rains, Arthur Anderspn of Bingham, and Fred, Lee, Walter, Elda and Mina, all of Emery. There are five sisters, Mrs. Anton Jensen of this city, Mrs. Nora Hanson, Mrs. Emma Peacock, Mrs. Blinds Jurgen sen and Mrs. Tilda Lewis of Emery, and one brother, Neils Avelin, at Emery. Wallace & Harmon had charge of the arrangements. Burial was in the family plot at the home town. chmtpm niiinisjSWisia-sa-i w BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRAYER If partnh wttt. kata tktir children mime tin a Bile ttltcHan tech meek. It Will fine a prketuM herUege to them S, after paare. not thou thy tender mercies from me, O Lord; let thy loving kindness and thy truth continually preserve me. Psalm 40T : 1L PRAYER: Lord, wa claim Thy promise, "He that truateth in the Lord mercy shall compass him about. 1 ' It.s soon going to bo good weather for an automobile war and the CONSTANT PRAYER: Withhold age boyar will enjoy the show. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank our many frien for the beautiful floral offerings and f the many kind rxpreHuion of sympatl and help shown us during the illness a: death of nur beloved husband and filth) Robert Williams. (Signed). Mrs. Unix Williams, Robert Williams and Kami! Mrs. James Redmond and Family. T. Williams and Family, Mrs. Klizabe Jonn and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mohr. Spring Hats. :. Of Swiss design is a watch to worn in womans shoe buckle. A more feminine, charming ery ig seen in this showing T a cottage, small end gray (Down when the board walk goes); She alts by the window every day, aewe-a- nd And eewe-o- nd sews. phase of millinof hats. They have details of flowers and embroidery that give becoming softness to the silhouette and harmonize attractively with the airy costumes, of spring. A new shipment received this week and now being shown in our windows. Come in and make an early selection while the stock Is Songs of Plain Folks Old "Maid She Hvaa In . new. ": The silken dress shes sewing now Will grace a wedding day; The tiny suit of yellow leans Will help a child to play. She haa gray hair and weary cyeai No lover, at all, folks say. Ever kindled her aplmter-hear- t. Or gladdened her life, a day. How can they know the has her loves Red rosea In the dark, A kitten with fur as soft as down, A birch with a silver bark, A dress she wore to a party onca, toy with a broken nose that la why ehe still can smile. Though she sews, and sews, and sews? A And Lf-e- stea-ograph- Also the new in Royal Society package outfits. ' Bessie Kennedy, Millinery, Inc. Price, Utah aver- |