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Show iaiitadteliiiiMaHa SEPTEMBER 19, 1919. THE SUN, PRICE, UTAH EVERY FRIDAY SUGHT FAIIIHG Protection is the Mountain An WVH Returni; SoUitr to everyone l ap-a- assist- with the the placing uiio uviluiu sisltioiis ol discharged ol fleers nf the ance and lioiigii : - i ilt-i- - ' II V. ! r-- This to remind you that we carry here at Colton a very complete line of Merchandise such as is needed by stockmen and miners in camp and on the range Salt Lake City and Provo LACK OF RAILROAD CARS ONE MAY REVOKE CHARTERS OF SEVERAL MINERS UNIONS OF THE REASONS. i1 r - r la-s- 1 - os-iiing- s 23 es or o. iis s s j sM-i-ia- os-ning- In-t- oM-uin- let-ove- r d t suiN'rinti-iidi-u- Condensed Reboiled Water Sparkling Distilled Water QUALITY AND SERVICE ii .J&) f. j. p T. v ' i ir ri f " ' ami liio j!1" V1- - e:Sii.ll: I. IS cents a package M I I ; - - 1 1 Orrin Elmer 1 Sm censor - r Aiign-- t !kih tii:!n!l i ini ig .li'.'l'i ;M' 1. w.-i'- & Marble, hd,,r. fliow ot I lb' lie f bit' I Ii Wlili In- I - rn.li.-ii- ' l .!i-. l.ijh-i- l Tin- tit'- - I'i.'lii.'isl ill the iiiiivi'iliuii ii imli'ou.i i.i I'lVMntf wolilli UUC bri'll lllnl I iml.'-l.- ' u;n'll 111' l't lHil'1 III till' crt'.i.'lll lill .1. I.'gut.'s ! iibli- h;i'l ii..: iin- b i iii Inrv mr coiumiil.'.' r.liiMii ; iwrniv live I.hiiI uiiioii- - in 1 Mipply Imtii p.irii.i'jv ..ft m'I bv itiori1 nliii'b biivc :i KiMfiii'l'ii' mil n!ili'.l Iroiiilh.' mi, I ic.'irk.'l I ni'c.l Mnu- Workers ! Aim i'i.-lions. Th.1 I. .Is. r ihori;ii:r i'i'.rt lm rcrviillv sink.-ion m iiniiiiilin!'i.'. roiii Ixmisus. Uissoiin mnl low ii - ihsnppr.'iriiig us the ninn- -i of fi-- r nioMmnl inuoiis ini'iii mi- - THRILLING EXPERIENCE OF .h-- r tlii- - mi Iii.iir.i of siilti-nniMINER UP AT ROCK SPRINGS dc iiiaml. In low ii, tor example, losses of, 1' " K I'UIN'liS, Si pi. hi output ii! I Ilhil1.il to Ibc sbol'tilgi- - of Ari'liu an Aiibl, ol Mim1 lalsir ih'ci'iiisi'd ron i T.7 r of, " bad a limiting in I lie wivk of August 'dlhl I nun rol.l .'.ll p.-- cent llu following week. i,,,d -- ul allrnuMin and ill si luglil alter losing Wil.'' 1,1 t hi- iiiiiir. " Moti.luy after-proveshoring.' ..I Inls.r. but ron.lilioiis Auld wen a disused into lie week part of slightly during I"' when- a rave Im.l oeeurreil. all distrirts except Wesiinoreland. Marked iiupnivi-iiieii- t thnuigh a small hi llu- lalsir H around for som, oeeurn-in Illinois, where, ' :,,,d alter hsiku-situation lhai In- - had lost In-- , ,imfollowing (lie cessation of the rcci-u- ! h.ntugi' - - : BIG FOOD MARKET : lrin I m - ; s I We sell more meats, cured and fresh, and packing products than all dealers hereabouts combined. And, when it come to prices, there is a big saving here over smaller establishments. We do not believe in doing business as they did thirty years ago. Cash for everything that cornea into our house, and the same for that going out figures an incoming profit for ns and bargains for customers on articles going out. Everything a first class market should have. i- - Yo. 1 hi-ii- r oia-ralor- s d.' : - ini-'l'- i - - oiN-nm- - strikes, to Craner COLTON. UTAH. :i- due lo lalsir fell fell I of eaUi-IIV- . Iosm-- s Jll.5 to l.I.li r 1 nuu "1 . diri-elio- r,,l ril.u- - his Steps, Till-- j and was unable to Carbon Countv Commission Co. jb shouted for help, lull as ih other miners had gone oil shift in the meant ime his erics wen- not heard. as a whole, losses tine to lark Iailc in till- evening, however, he was of murki-- were only half us great ill missed and. as it was known that lie i Ihe week of August .'tiili as during hud hi ihe mine liefon closing the eent us lime, a rescue parly was formed to (l.S for him. It was not until ilu with d.ii per eent). gradual resumption of industrial tivity loiilimi.-- to lie reflreled the diiiuind. Taking uc-- ! ill s - iiuii-ki-mu- North Side Main St., PRICE, UTAH. - i Ihk-i- s-- r w.-i-- lie-mau- d following morning that Auld saw llu and by the srun-lu-rs- , calh-to them, after which lie was ptickly Auld says alter lie that lie! had lost his he was at raid to walk lest he should get further into the mine, and, as he stood in one practically the entire evening ami night, he sufi'ered intensely lrom the mild. When be finally c the lie was taken home in an automobile ami given imdi-ii- l attention. He will wniii Ih1 able to resume work. hei-om- wen- sur-iui-- GEORGE W. HEINTZ GETS BIGGER JOB IN THE EAST - 1 Miner and Shipper of th Celebrated or the personnel of the stall' of the l.'nited States Smelting, Helming and Mining eoiiiaiiv following the death of V. 1. Sharp, president of the romjwny, und the ol Frederick Lyon, manag, Imviiiihc of ill health, ing brings pnuimtion, taking effect 1 5th, to several Utah officials. (icorgc S . Iieintz, general uiun-age- r of the I'tah branch of the ade-ipiut- Spring Canyon Coal ilin-elor- 1 Scp-temli- will Hefinite Mines At STORES, most of his time lit officeh al Hostmi, Mass. Ks-ii- the general 11111111-111- - I Coal Co. pl.-ie- mop-livipu-i- than during I lit preceding iii Ohm, Alaliaimi and week. Fxei-p- t the loealiontas field, the situation changed for the worse. For the as a whole llu- of full lost on ae- of lack ol ears was 'Ji.l jht cell I during 1ll- week of August lint h as with li.S per eent the week In part the was . more apjauvnl than As has heeii Miinicil out without uny e change in the number of cars, an ear supply one week when demand is dull and men are mi strike may lieiume an inudivpmte supply lie next week when demand is brisk and men an back ut work. Such an iipumnt change seems to have in Illinois during the week of August 30th. Hut taking the country as a whole llu- less adispiate ear siip-Ip- v was real. Tinof empties available tor loading was smaller than In- - week bi'lore. The car supply, instead of improving during the week of Augii'-- :!'H !i, I:.-- , .'Min- so me w hat less . sal Al the luoiucni. ihe prii:--pa- l iibvtiiih m I lie wav of Spring Canyon lights carried aniiouijci-meii- t of llemtr.V j - ljo.-ulj- -i- 111-- UTAH General Offices, 817 Newhouse Bldg., Salt Lake City, m w ruaile. but capacity has nut it is that his sphere ot ini ivily will Is- gieallv eriluigcd. il is lii beved lleint. will i-p inlo Sharp's shoes. T,i- Iniied imdi-rsliHi- is,'iii-liiry- Utah - shortage of Slates Smelter owns I'niti-iStates l''"cl with pnipcrtics in (Farlion ami lie observance of lads.r Hay as a Finery countii-s- . Ilemlz ri tains the and not holiday in soim- distru-t,f railwav. dilfi.-iilothers ..f ween MoliHiin.l and Irovo. mg tat ion the remrls of coal pmduetion ended during the wis-No Car Shortage. We pride ourselves on our Hi h. Product jon is estimated at !l,service It. r.t sept. If. for passengers and parWASHINGTON, liiili.tMN) net tons, Hhaoliite decrease I hen- is no cels to the cumM south. Pierce-Arroshortage of iinthrai-itof 7 li eent eompurcd with the coal cars and a service confor domestic. pui'Miscs and wis'k liefon-- . While the actual is no such thing as shortage of cars ducted in a businesslike manner. went down, however, the rate for transMir(iug this coal, the subQuickest time between Price of ion io have gone committee IV e answer and Hiawatha. nf the senate on locommit up. Studies made in J!IK ami 1!1 7 indicate that eonsidering the county interstate commiTi-- was surprised to! phone calls. Johnson & Fogle, Office at Tavern operating. of Pliila as a unit Labor Lay counts for only leant in mi A. S. Hiiilding. Garage, west of the about II..T of an ordinary working delphiu. Im., assistiinl president ol tinSavoy. Coal and Navigation comday. Assuming that Ihe same nit in uni of the largest pniduct-rof pany, will hold true for 1!M!I, the average Line pnidiirtion per working day during anfhracitc coal. UTAH THICK, "Then- is a nigger in the uiHdthe of September (illi would be l.SJd.Dtm tons, as high an niiiput as'l,i,V'" Senator m1 t,H' '"'niiiitlcc, when it ha- - lici-nMaim-this year. W'liat-- , ever the level ot the daily ,V,,I,I,,I that the railmud owned the ciiinpann-aiN-iirproiliicing xlsnit 70 war- 0 eent d' the anthracite output muled that, were charging fifty cents ton more ma.'i. taming lor cikiI than the prices fixed hv the August. AiithrMcitit fuel administration, and the 'indeproduct ion, like felt the I'flerts id the pendent eotnjiaiiies wen- ehargingi Illliinous, Isdor I )ay holiday. The total out- t1.J: a ton mure ami in mutiy Free Automobile Service to and lances some of the companies From Hotel For Guest. put during the week cmlt-Scpi duller (Fill js as tiiui-- as two dollars a ton mated ut L4Sl,otHt tons, GOOD. IH.DS AT 405.1 II Mi ions or 4 inon Ilian allowed by the l'm-- adit decrease-oWK: AND 75c. when ministration. with omiared the cent, week. Tin- dmp jiniduc-tioAutomobile Service For the Notwithstanding these prices. was less, howevt-istaled that in 1!MS his company than that ' Feed Day and Night. wlm-lYards and Stalilng In Cnnnec- accompanied Lalsir Uav last made only seven cents h ton on its mined coal anil its books tinti. year, when the week's output fell off showed only a little over thirty-fiv- e tI4ioMl tons or t cent. Seven ier eent over the cents a ton when the pmfits on' fresh preceding week brought the pphIuc-tinr- i mined coal, storage ami hunker coal' J. of bcclnvc coke during tlie wisk wen combined. fit ! to till- highest of ScpteinlH-Phone 22MI P II ICE, UTAH mark attained since last February. Mine Worker Against. The total output i cstiimitrd ut CLKVKLANll. ()., Sept. IS. The net tons us compared with TltANKFlCR AND convention of the Tnitcd Mine Work- AlTOMoniLM tons during the wetk of August ers of America went on DHAY LIN IT. record dm!:. Most of the i as us your hauling ot freight am! terday against the one big union," in leiitisylv uiiiu ami tihm. I'nluci-iIndu-trii- il Workers of the World and tike work and it will receive prumpt Mounluin districts aLo kindn-attention. No Job Is too targe or too in the indorsing small for us to handle. Freight Is rejM.rted decided gain. given our special attention. Walter Continued on page four.; The output id beehive coke is a most ; jChrleteneen, Phone IS 2, Trice, Utah, crci'-'ii- tSl Gasoline for the tourist and the folks away from home vith a car. Fishing tackle most complete stock. Our hotel furnishes accommodations for a large number of guests. Hay. grain and stabling ' YAk-iiii;'i- - ,. prices. - Tr - , Vi - I prodm-- g ion is a i l '"'J'I CIGARETTE 'Vii! !! " jP r been awarded the cross of the French IjCgiou of Honor. Stenger was a brigadier general in the railroad engineers' dcirlmenl of the American forces. He was instrumental in the enlist met li ill of tin llinghiim and tlarl'ield. Stenger is well known to very many nnpli- - in Carlton county esMciully at llclier and lrice who will lie glad to hear of his services to bis country and the reward that comes to him. from :.t of tbe (I ramie who is now suH'nnlemleiil of ihe I 'n ion l'aeil'ir at Kansjis City, has Pure Artificial Crystal Ice fepij-'W- t former general ii. l Ifes.rls of ear shortage a . Krm-s- l -- - I PLANT u.yi:i.ai. !'' 111 triki' lit 1! An Increased Demand For Coke the nf t !. I LI ii,-t H'bU ;n:.l p.:rl Country Over With Larger Pro- tinot l hi- - ihiii'ti'i'-- . .ii duction In Several of the Rocky liliMIl't JmS1 il iUt ili Hi thin Ml'ikc m (hr rtnfni:tn .i Mountain States Including Utah Ul,' l In- - I nit.-Miiii- Workers Amrn.-.- i Arounu the Camps of Carbon. l.i.I.iv a iuovo mnl .'.uiiiiri' hi. ivi'i m j ii iit in gmu inn trul nf t uuitt-d- ' j nii!:i-r-- ' In i'.hIii-hSi;.. i.igain.-jitmi- i ,iin 'nrt''ijiifii' r t ri. l:clil t . i:. n, i. ,.t 'll.i- -- ti'ikc in I Ilium Aiki'vm--- . w.i- ut ix' .i .' .'niiiii! mii Ii u I: ! l rrki-l.-- l iv lui'iitv-Mmid ',n',,l n;. u tcviiii whirl:, ll Mirrt'v hll, Win, hi Ik I Xl.'llilril, I J) 1. t lit- - IV lilil:'-:- . lurlv 1. Ill- bl Ctll.I.iiiti- llii ciit.ti'v ivt-- with u li.u! pi'miu.--- ' inmi.i.g piir!- - ni i!u- iim ing.ii!i tiull ..I i'..ii7.',-i- j in-- toii ,i till pivxlil :i!i,u - tl.r Lirg.-h- t liilwir ili.i.m, .ili'l I'.iii'l .ti.sii t,iii .hiring ihc I lii'ii 1. he oilier Ihi;.- - ui .i'g,n:i, Ilipi.cii,. ii!.:i. w.iikeue.1 somewhiit ill Ohio, in the high volatile field of Soul hem West Virginia, ami in the Hazard district of Ixentiu-kv- . but in Harlan roiinlv. Ala., Illinois and Iowa it was No market has (lion- - active. lie least iniHirt iinl fuetor limiting STEN6ER IS AWARDED THE LEGION OF HONOR produelioii. - Price Ice and Cold Storage r Stockmen j , army and uvy is made by t a pi. Kd-- u in ('. .s,ii:i d'siri.-- i di- t rcci-ai San Francisco for to!. It ii oods, iissisi ant io he secretary ol1 war. Owing to the recent or-i- i r of the war department railing Tbe fnmriiii. e .f MiH'NT.tlN Rruml the dlsclliitgc of Class ii officers HAM lirs our iir v :i ! n zm and prior to SepicinlK-- r lid. liUH. theiv hat rrlNIi lliut Milivl'ics but "ui.nv bom a la r tre in lic tuimlH-Muimiaiii Huni." assistance through the government. The offices of Colonel Its iMiiiiUi- -, iiiiry a liit i;rtl Wiiods are acting a- - a sscial Irani;-.-housMie Ixiiii. "sweet" clear in Fried nr tor lsih ihc einloyt-- and the tioiicil. enjoy :t in oriier iliat I In- two Tbe 14 mi I i l unit suN-rmcure arc tbe he eorrclatcd as iu;ckly a o may same every day to Tin- - iar. 'l l:.- - flavor both. ami to ihc i advantage These discharged 1ririor:ii'V always please. and tio'ii include a large mun-he- r ami highly traiucil of men. iich as tcdiiucal and Ogden Packing & Provision Cc. architects, lawyers, ol'liee managers. m!i':iiih. etc., ar.d tln-- nrc now available lor iosilioiis. All field iv s ol ilii- gov ci'iiiuent rcpi'csi-nta- l Lave belli iVifUiali'ii to Uiulic every efti-r- t to iissisi in local in;.: and placing nun by mming in direct eoiitael with business and inThe aim of this dustrial leaders. work is not merely to place e ol flefor ers. Imt also to secure executive pinlilicu-tioumen who nissi-sTIIK IN Till-- : DISTKMT TlllKT whether officers or enlisted Seventh JinileUtl Dirtrli-t- . Slate of rt.ih. ('minty nf ('arlmn. Joe Princl-iiutAsKYourQeakr men. Plaintiff, vs. (arnienn Primi-i.m- , In talking ol the situation Captain Defendant. Summons. The Slate Wemple says: "It is somelimes dif- You ,.f flail to the Raid Defendant: l fieiill for a man of training to .ire hereby summoned to appear with, all hough Grand Prize HodcOtip find a suitable in meaty days alter the service of I this mnnmoiiri iiion you. if served may In- - firms in need of such 6' Ammunition Flitarms uiihiu the county in which this action a man. it is not a iieslioii of iiiuk-m- g is brought. otherwise within thirty Write for Catalogue a job to fit the nuin, hut of helpafter service, and defend the when- - his TNfKWWTmMHMIMCCOK ing him to find an above entitled action, and in case of services are needed and will U- - most .our failure so to do judgment will rendered artaiust you a cording to the advantageous to ImiiIi his employer ii niand of the complaint, which has found that and himself, it has ieen fileil with the clerk of said court. confidence miu-have employers very is one a This action to in the work of this oft'iee for the reajudgment or decree of divorce lor tin: son that tin men referred lo iheui plaintiff, a gainst you as defendant, Now if they'd only amend the con- are dissolving the bonds of matrimony proving very satisfactory. This heretofore tietween you. stitution to prohibit forever the bar- result is obtained existing efby our Atd.IVKK K. ('LAY. Plaintiffs sale, iuiHirtation and iXiortalinn fort to pick men who an indeed ipial-ificter, Address. Price, of iille and vicious gossip iliat would torney. Postoffice for the pisitinn offered. I'tah. of the country can asfirst pub.. Refit. 12; last Oct. 1U, 1919 In prohibition t hat every Inuly except Kmjiloyers the tissii would ratify. sist very materially in the placing of Wedding announcements, engraved these men by rciorfiug to Captain r printed. See The Hun. That good priding. The Run. Wemple. SO! I Flood building. Sau Francisco, t'ala., any vacancies that might exist m tin ir oigani.at ion or in have other eoueiTiis ot which tlu-know ledge. r Al-business barometer. he rati- of production is still ; tar shot i of a year ago (44S.irJ(i ioiim as c. impaled With tilri,43!t ill tbe col'-- : ivsjmmiiiig week id ltMSl. tbe steady1 vv lilet; 1I.C1I :(S i has new vs 11 1 will:. ml since last May; IS a i.r!i!t leal.l llul e.llur ni lt:e ei-- il ivMiiMji' inn of imi is'Mal act iv sensitive j III OF COAL m Brand LabeL Off mm output Everyone Asked to Held Find Work For PAGE THREE , If you want to know what rare and unusual enjoyment Camels provide smoke them in comparison with any cigarette in the world at any price! - s 111 l m-- pn-sji- inti-rpre-- oiM-r.-it- I1.-- i I ; Punctuality -i - 1111 jH-- - r ili.-r- pm-dii- NpfM-ar- w e e ct s - e are a cigarette revelation any consider th cm Take qual ity , or refreshing flavor and fragrance; or, that CAMELS ! smoothness you wonderful mellow-mil- d never before got in a cigarette smoke! Yet and so Camels are so you marvel that so much delight could be put into a cigarette! -- full-bodi- SmchtTM Ttahza that thm vaJum it in thw cigurrittt and da not axpact premium or couponz ! ed Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos makes them so irresistibly appetizing! And. the blend explains why it is possible for you to smoke Camels liberally without tiring your taste! You will prefer Camels to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! Cafftff rv ofcf RVfryirliRpf in arwntifitsilr abated of 20 raivffi, or fta 200 afarrttem' me pmrkmges llairinfpaprovrmf'frfen. IV rmcommeod ffti mfronjly earfnn ftv the homo or off co mmppi or rnhon you fravci Once you know Camels you wont take much stock in premiums, coupons or gifts! You'll prefer Camel quality! R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Win.ton-S.lr- N. C. Arrow Auto s - - - ! pn-ris- e avi-rag- : s s eom-lusio- jH-- - COTTAGE HOTEL r hi-- - in-- 1 -- wen-gettin- g CLI-IA- f js-- - You 11 realize pretty quick, too, that among the many reasons you smoke Camels is their freedom from any unpleasant ciga-rett- y aftertaste or unpleasant cigaretly odor! j - r 111 1 n , Tiil-ll- i In-shl- 'J-- js-- r - T. Johnson, Prop. - r 44S,-Ot- 417,--ll- il jn-r- yt-s- i s lfoi-k- nmVi-im-nt- Il-di- - - |
