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Show -- IH sy- PROSPERITY BEGIN RIGHT HERE AT HOME u we of the community Community prosperity ia, or ia not, make it Koch money will bo spent around hero during the coming Christmas holidays. It is right that it should be so, for eTery normal person likes to partake of the joys of the yuletims. But where will that money gof Will the profits remain hero, and continue to circulate in our midst and enrich our local community? Or will they go to outside houses, and bo forever lost to us who have produced them by our energy and our thrift? The answer is in our own hands. Carbon county merchants will bo well equipped for supplying home demands. The gcoda will be on their counters, where we can see them, judge as to their quality and know what we get And the name of a local dealer stands as a guarantee for everything ho sells. But if we buy abroad we lose from our midst both the dealer's cost price and his profits. Ws never see them again. t Entered ns 8cwnd -C! Matter. June 11S. at the . VOLUME S; NUMBER 23. loiufli.e l uJer ttie A.t at Irlcv. Utah. 17. of March 3. EVERY FRIDAY OCTOBER 31, 1919. NICE IS SOON TO HAVE Conflicting Thoughts And our community is the poorer to the extent cf the profits on every article not purchased at home. Which shall it be? A constructive Christmas, or a destructive one? Prosperity should begin at home. LOCAL EUSTNESS MEN MONDAY LAST. MEET Piorcsi'il to Raise Hix Thousand Dollars Arutvlly For Ecosiing of tho l.;y .!ii Car-o- n County, Half of Wi'-olb to t'O to ocorotary From the O. i : I war.' 1 . m 011 "it on of u cl,.h lor lr.ce wen- - tukcu ui.kty cveti'iijr vn'M ll erv was ; - t , ;l i...d .M of i!i.. 10 f.iity ti.isintms un.l p:x.!'- -. im .it mu at tlie mart ( luuuie. ll it-- pr.ipo-c- j rai c at Kuist six I'.ou . ad dollars as a Mart m the 'ins-iir- -- way of expense.-1 Two Companies of the Twenty-Firs- t fantry From Fort Douglas Are Ordered Here. f . In- INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 31. A temporary injunction obtained here today by the government cannot avert the strike of bituminous coal miners set for midnight tonight, according to John L. Lewis, acting president of the United Mine Workers. Lewis pronouncement came shortly after he had been served with a writ stopping suike activities at union headquarters here. Lewis dictated this statement: I regard the issuance of this injunction as the most sweeping abrogation of the rights of citizens guaranteed under the constitution and defined hr statutory law that has ever been issued by any federal court. This instrument will not avert the strike of bituminous mine workers and will not settle the strike after it occurs. The injunction only complicates to a further degree the problems involved in an adjustment of the controversy." CHILDREN HONOR ROOSEVELT ; Excellent Program Carried Out At the Price Schools. DINOSAUR E0NE3 AT EDGE CP CARBON COUNTY, WELLS RED CROSS KANES STAIEKEKT MYTi IN', Ctnli. del. J7. Discoverof L li t OIS to n,al in lci(i:t!;'!e interest those found near Jensen are e pec led from a new i1ckimI found luer tl.e We' Is on the mad from Price to the Basin. Dunes mi far unearthed indicate that the prehistoric creatures whose remains have been discovered were perhaps ten million years younger thun those found near Continues to Carry Out Fledgs Made ies During War. head-tiiarlu- lc-fo- re sm-il- c nuli-f:e- . wil-di- cr M.-iii-- 1 iccl.-irclio- e eom-mend- Eu-roi- Ci-oh- s one-ha- lf , I F,.i-- I. $12-19- . 1 su'i-stan- Ciinsid-rntioT- b!-u.- 4 -t rccum-nundiitio- n 1 I it e e y lie ail mail in this work and who will c.iu-.- from the outside. The (Iroville, (ala., plan will lw adopted, this lanng looked uMin with most fax or by those wiio lmvc iuvesti-gate- d and are familiar with commercial club work. After considerable discussion a motion prevailed thut a committee of fifteen be named for putting in tho California plan. On this roiniuittce ia C R. Mareusen, A. D. Hadley, B. W. Dalton. A. ,1. lice, J. W. Hammond, L F. Whitmore, O. II. Wilson, (Tomer i'. iVacuel;, Edwin Hut ter worth, R. 11. Steele, B. ,1. Stein, L A. McGee, GtHirge A. Wool I on. Orson Ryan and A. . Mclimnon. A. .1. Lie, A. D. 'c Hadley und It. W. Dalton are s ou byluws and (sinhlitulion. Mayor George A. Woollen, L F. Whitumre, F. Butterworlh and C. IL Mareusen will muke an apjairlion-nieof dues In individual and buai-iieshouses. Monday evening, November 10th, there will be another meeting of members to gu over several matters that must eomo up before 3 he final organization in complete. The club went on record in present labor troubles when this resolution wan panned: Whereas, The Utah State Federation of Lnhor at itn annual convention held in Salt laike City, Utah, Kcpleitilier til h to 12th, inclusive, passed a resolution endorsing the Russian Rovcit form of giivcrnment, and Whereas, Thin federation neeinn to lie under the control of dungcronn theorists, whose plain, outspoken policy is to U(Mct our prenent form of all property ignore government, rights, desniy all capital and take a via the short cut to soviet route, and Whereas, It is the delilierate judgment of the Price Commercial club that it is the duty of the business men of this country at this time to take cognizance of this dangerous movement on the jmrtof radical lnhor leaders and agitators, therefore, it is Resolved, That Price Commercial club condemn and deplore (he action of tlie Utah Federation of Labor and that we call upon all jieople, and esiceiu!y the working iieople. who are at present being led sadly calrsy by unsound leadership, to think straight and seek to understand the basic eleThe soviet ments o fthis movement. form of government has no place in democratic America. It is wholly economically unsound and would destroy our present form of government in order tu establish a visionary, theoretical scheme. Furthermore, We are of the opinion that (he larger majority of the Utah lalmr unions are not in iavor of these attacks on our American inrtitntions. and wc consequently call upon all mu-l- i 10 take steps in their respective organizations to publicly disavow doct lieic radical uml trines und take such action as may be ueees-ar- y to rescue labor from its minority leadership. This resolution adopted ai a meeting of Pnec Commercial clue field Inc 27th day of (a lubei, A. D. 191'i. com-iinlti- The American Red Cross is not "Possibly the best community program carried out in our school this trading npen its reputalion.Y says a statement issued in supjsirt of the year was held last Monday on the .i tui i versa ry of the birth of the great third mllrall for N'ovember 2d to American, Theodore Roosevelt," says Ulli, from Llie Denver, Colo., Pmf. C. II. Madsen, principal of the of tlm mountain division to Price schools. Previous to the proThe Ki'ii tliis week. It is going the people solely to IX'DI ANAPOLIS, I mi., Oct. .11. A teuqsirui-- injunction restraining nil gram each student had been given an Jenson. out its l The new field was revealed when strike activities of the t oiled Mine Workers of America was issued in tile opHirt unity to contribute a Jtcace time irograin, which in many necIs is even larger than was its federal district court here today on application of the 1 rilled Slates govern- amount to the Roosevelt memorial. Mark Curtis, tunneling into a bluff ment. dodge A. IS. Anderson signed the order on the showing set forth liv Practically 10U icr rent responded. in the hoe of striking a flow of wa- wartime program. It is putting senti: d ment aside. fer, came lqii'li some fossils, lie It realizes that the peo(.. IS. Ames, assist iinl nllmiicy general, that a national disaster was iiats'iul-in- j' This program was carried out I limn of ilie IlepuMli-,Karl Douglas of the Pittsburg, ple are tired of war, war pictures, . "I.atMo titnl on the that the government lias ihe riyrhi to general grounds v olforri! its laws and Ia., museum nnd regular explorations war stories, wur poetry, even the protect its people from ealumity. The order enjoins the (gfe nf Theodore Kousevelt." . . . . were then begun. of fieials from si art inn or encouraging the strike on the broad general grounds appeal has lost some of its force. Ferril ItoPey Because of the interest attaching to Not that the Jloosevelt, the Man." that a disuster threatens the country and the strike wouhl lie up the transpublic is ungrateful to Pres, (art 11 Maruvru the new deposits, excavations have ip'" '...u;,.. wmt lie did. hut it portation systems of the nation. The order was directed ugninsl Frank (1. Vocal solo Msh Jane been halted for the present at Jen- wants to from a war that it get away Ilayes. Ihe incapacitated president of the union ; dohn L. Lewis, acting presi"Itcosevelt," sen. The search has been conducted d"! mil rinse that it did not seek David Hammond dent; William G. (Sreen, secretary, and nil other officials ot the organization. fl"huul at that place since 1907 and during and get buck to brnsstacks. It took effect when served and will continue in force until after the formal "Star Bpangled Manner," School that time three hundred complete "Salute to King." "To earry out ita pledge, made durAnderson Xoveiulicr 8th. which set for hearing Judge school f.keletnns and ten nearly rnmplete ing the war, the Red Crow must conMareusen of President the Sen-icami and had union Lewis. on several was other officials (Sreen tinue to extend its services to the members of the executive board at union headquarters a few minutes before laiard held the kiddies sicl!hound tor have lieen found. One found in 1909. now in Carnegie men still in the noon.. Thir was a little more than an hour after Judge Anderson signed the twenty minutes ns he related incident army and navy, to order. In presenting the petition Judge Ames made it clear that the ease after incident to show wliat Theodore Museum at littsliurg. is said to he tlicr families at home, to discharged will not involve the general right of workmen to organize or quit work. He Roosevelt did for his family i.nd his the nnlv complete dinosaur skeleton soldiers not yet readjusted to the in existenee. routine of eivilian life and to boys said it would have no bearing on other industries and "merely involves the friends and his country. He on rhildren their the splendid convalescing in military and naval right of labor during the war to restrict or destroy the supply of food nnd e response to a good cause. Many par- PEOPLE SHOULD AVOID THE hospitals. In certain portions of fueL" USE OF SUGAR SUBSTITUTE were in attendanne. ents the Red Cross must still rare for BASIS OF THE INJUNCTION. undernourished babies and for the Warning to the pulilie against the aged and infirm, and must assist war "It rests," he added, "on the broad general lowers of the government RECENT DEALS IN DIRT use of saccharine aa a substitute for to enforce its laws and to protect its icopIe against disaster. Under the ravaged count ries to organize their AT AND AROUND PRICE sugar, during the present shortage on own resources to preserve the vitality order the union officials are mmuuindcd to withdraw strike orders already the grounds that it is a harmful drug life of (heir own people. issued nnd are forbidden to send out any other orders, written or oral, tendGeorge C. Mead to Kbcn Snow, part amt may involve a nienaee to health, and The Red will continue to ing to promote the strike or in any way inaket it effective. They are restrained Lot 2, Block 11, Price townsite sur- was made by the bureau of rhemialry carry its already established system V , from sending any "messages of encouragement or exhortation" or from disvey. Consideration, $KM0. of the dpiartment of agrieultnre in a of nstioual and international relief to bursing any union funds a strike benefits. The government forces moved Martin Matckovic to Nick Pavick. statement sent out from Washington. the suffering caused by Ames was mobilization the once of arrival their 13 9 25. T completed Judge by Sec. swiftly, South, Range wp. part D. C.. a few days ago. Tlie bureau of mitigating famine, fire, flood and great national from Washington, D. ( He went to (he office of I Frt Slack, district at- East, three and acres. Conchemistry now is aiding in the prose- calamities. It also must be prepared torney, when that official and his assistants wen1 awaiting. Judge Ander- sideration, $1.00. cution of a Si. Louis concern, to service to the standing forces son was in chandlers a few steps away and pnieess servers were in readiness Ada Bryncr Huffman to Kuril A. which makes large for the al- of give saccharine, our military and naval establishto take the necessary documents to union headquarters. Judge Ames made Omen, part Lit 3, Block 0, Price violation of the food and drugs ments. It must continue its services, it plain that the uetion was a government affair, taken at the direction of the towiisilc survey. Consideration SIH'HI. leged ad. underluken prior to the war, in the out of the the measure to as a Mrs. Mary Davis to Matt Sulicr, pnliry carry country during attorney general, The attempt to exploit the shortage field of a state of war. nursing, and must maintain Lot 0, Block 5, Scofield townsite sur- of sugar and ereale a demand for sac- its course in first aid, dietetics nnd vey. ('on si derat ion. $700. ALLEGATIONS IN THE PETITION. in charine for use the pluee of sugar, Xu,jib Nhry.i In Aristide Fahiani, the statement says, is an endeavor to ' bone care of the sick. "While all these responsibilities at The M'titiui averred that the defendants had entered into a conspiracy ht in Sec. 21. Tv p. 1.1 South, Range eapilalize the public's lack of knowl- home and abroad have steadily lessen, to restrict the supply and distribution of bituminous coal and to restrict the 9 Fast. Consideration. $1.00, edge of the properties of the substi- ml in volume ami smijic nnd are gradn- Fred Auliert to Seraphim: Pillis tute. Dr. Carl ojK'ration of the railroads by restricting or destroying the Mippiv ot' rhief of idly tvir.r toward L Alslierg. oblivion, they out lliat the application for tin temporary i.icr, soutliea.'t quarter of southea l the Imre.-iufuel. The petition brought siivs in Ihe department's cannot be uhandoned until they are injunction was bused upon tin net of Aiigu-- t 1", 1918, which makes it unlaw- onarlcr Sec. 17, T'vp. 14 S.aith, "The denari men regards nnd fully met." Con ful to conspire to limit the facilities (if transportation or Ihe supply r dis- Range 10 food to which mer'iarim Ii.is been ppqierly Bruno to Spring Canyon added s adulterated si nee a tribution of food nr full. It also directed attiiitioii to See. 24 which keeps Julia CAMPAIGN CN FOR UINTAH tin! act in operation until the end rf the stale of war is proclaimed by the Coal company, part See. 13, Twp. 13, has hern added wlrch may EAEIN'S RAILROAD FUNDS I i, $1.00. Range 9 ot. president. render it deleterious to health. oT the federal fil'd mi-- railroad s'lul The petition rehearsed the Bn. to others mi Spring Jjiais Ari,!i' with Mibscriition to .administrations, tin: eoneludiiig of the Washington wage agreement between Canyon Coal eompimv, north we-- 1 W'. C. lirerker unnuiirccs ihut ihn :t.,:ke lin!i;iss inen Ml toekho'dci miners and operators on October , 1917, and the Mtbsoquenl extension of this quarter of southea-- l quarter See. Id, hi 1 ' till and Colorado railroad projirivuii suits In hD new mrem .tuof the the sketched Ji the 9 war. of the Sriod cover to 13, proceedings Range agreement Twp. cri t of t e fotnicr Ini nticn of Ilice posed for the Uintah Ba;n, lifty Cleveland convention of la-- t September and called attention to tin: Tivlint: eonii;iiiv are $!.n. t'li'ur rriit-c- d -- 'inline; of ti( eommereial cltih at Jcs-it Leonard to Sarah .Lane Snow, of President Lewis of the union that the Washington agreement, by owners (( machines end Salt Lake City started their campaign J.s iv the time the lmll.li,i Is lot with improvements in Powell's lie ileel.ireil void after Octolur list. The recoiiunenihnion of the t Monday to round up two hundred l:c u ill O'cin 119 all of l.akcn. hne week nnd addition. Consideration, $700. at Cleveland fur a day, jar cent ami fifty Tlw-at a thousand re are Ihirly-twrent stalls. Tt'( othPlumb Powell also and set Surah Jane in was ioiih. 'ase wages i t eia'it dollars amt Coincident with the each. ten .tioiith. diil,'ivs readl said ut the southwo-Ainca this stage' of ers to Sarah Jane Snow, "Your honor will notice," Judge t.i t:Ti-!- s wilt l.o turc.ed ov drive in Sidt Kys county, another would comml to ill rent southwest the Sec. of ngn-cunew the only wage "that 2i, apply quarter ing. V c rump-iigquarter el a. t isth of Note'id-eris being wagpd in Utah ited end nu:crt petitive field, whereas the strike has been called for the entire United Tvp. 11 South. Range 10 Fast. Con- I luce Is to gel a hundred nnd fifty SI ales." evn y way and will i osl "lou. to lrlva sideration, $1.00. crilier-- , nnd in Uintah and Dueli . It Ins the ee"-tio- n John A. Powell nnd wife and Sarah thnus'ind counties lor a hundred. Half a esne accommoone of second with TROOPS ORDERED FROM CAPITAL C. tho Jane Plumb Powell to George dollars must he snhscrilied by million n In dations tot her machines for fifty With Col. George L D ram in personal Roach, piece of land in See. 21, Twp. SALT LAKK (TTY, Oct. 31. state of the total of 815.0IKMMMJ rouafdern-liothe the of under ilv l'.'ition 10 Considera14 Fast. South, Range command, r hundred infant r men from Furl Douglas were dispatched from that represents the capitalization for Suit Lake City to Helper tonight to meet tiny contingencies which might arise tion, $200. ;1he railroad eomuiny ami the invest X. Utah nnd Galnnis wife to John the in the cmd camps. The sending of regular troops from Companies and lTi-ijradr c hunts have cojiiribut-ei- l iment company that will be n part of and Coke company, right of way M of the Twenty-Firs- t inlanlry was understood to have been decided upon Coal allotment to the Ku. se' ett tlip parent eorsiration. The road i their with an idea to eventualities rather than upon any report that actual viol- for u pipeline in See. 31. Twp. 15 memorial fund. Thu two hundred d to he incorporated under Ihe laws of South. Range 13 Fast. Consideratlmi a strike would develop. ence wa.-- i intended or any to he ifl'en hj- elty .f Prii e" resi- Delaware and the are already It was understood that the request for soldiers emanated from the de- tion, $500. AIo water rie'its for and dents !s about all rnlle'led. Kwell h is in the hands of theriajwrs of state secretary lands dolsaid and of a about of sent ten i'i its way right r.t.nir1j"nnient partment of justice ol licers in Salt Like City, who expressed an intention 1o of n hundred feet there. some and lars addition'll. for railroad pnrsee that the federal laws were upheld, that ample protection was afforded iV- -: work and that no disorders should take place osos on the south tide of the Sunny-sidd:n-- t Mint lirleklayinK has tirun on the newbranch of the Denver and Rio build n town in that vicinity. Agree - culmil.ciiureh at Prn-eia the coal region. The sending of Colonel Byram himself was construed to It is hoped Grande railroad. Consideration. $50. ment runs thirty days from October ;u have it enclosed .of ore extreme (Continued On Page Four.) Company a grew with the grantor to I, 1919. j cold weather sets in. five-da- for the first year, of which will bo cretarv who will eM-i'icni-i'- d There are very few union men in tlie mines of Carbon county. It is not believed that the strike locally will amount to anything, but that tomorrow! (Saturday) will see fully 95 per cent of the miners ou their jobs. six-ho- ! .nime tlii'cc lions, md r.i d ui s;.!.iry t a : I enm-niiit- fin-i'-'i- iti-u- '1 suh.-crilic- y n i rs c 1,-- e , ste-imh- ro-.'nt- -- fto'l-irs- n. . ,v. - ; ; e ... - ; - . I nt M ultra-Hoeialis- ni SUGAR PRICES IN UTAH ARE TO BE REASONABLE Following bis instructions from Attorney General Palmer in Washington, D. C., District Attorney Ray for Utah has dispatched notice to all sugar eompanies in the state giving the department's ruling on the matter of prices. They are being notified that they cannot hell their sugar for more than Im cents a pound with 2 (HT cent if count in thirty days, phis the freight from Utah to seaboard jsiinls. Under this ruling approximately $11.50 per hundred will be the maximum price for sugar in Utah. It is ex j icc ted to set at rest certain rumors that sugar companies intended to advance sugar quotations from $12.00 to $12.50. "We will take immediate steps to stop any violations of this order that come to oar attention," says the attorney general. 1 |