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Show THE BUN, PRICE, PAGE FOUR cent or two cheaper on the dollar. Dont go because higher wage are offered than you are getting here. There is probably a higher house rent, too, or higher taxes than you iay here. And above all, espeeially if you have children, look into the educational advantages offered by the new location nnd compare them with You owe it those you have to your new family more than to your self to be absolutely sure of your ground before you take them into a strange community, never ran acquire neighbors like you now have neighbors who are worth more than their weight in gold. Don't let the spring moving germ cause you to do something in haste you will regret the remainder of your life. Its better to be here than wholly sorry some-- 3HtgS3$Stm laeued Every Friday By Sun ing Co. (Inc.) K. W. Publish- ltgr CriK-ket- t the leer, office Kesideitce, No. 13IM2. 12.00 Subscription, Phone No. Second-CIaa- e Mail MaEntered tter, June 4. lllC.at Pottofflce at Price, Utah, Under the Act of March 1, 1170. : u ha-all- ADYLUT1SING KATES. Display Matter Per Inch per Month, 1.60; Single laeue, 60c. Special Position. 26 Per Cent Additional. Cents the Lin Each InLegtlrTn sertion. Count Si Words to the Line. Summon. 612.60; Water Application. 16.00: Final Proof. 110.00. Reader Ten Cents the .Line. Count Six Words to the Line. Blackface Type Fifteen Cents the Line. Obituaries. Cards of Thank. Resolutions. Etc., at Half Local Itcuding Notice Kates. Count Six Words to half-sulisti- ed w UTAH-EVE- RY FRIDAY, FRIDAY. LAND BILL Twenty Years Ago This Week LEGION WANTS HOW TO FIND THE REAL COST And 'Matt Warner was manager of the Passes On Matters For National Mint saloon at Price, opened by Charley Christensen of MactL Extra good percales were aellinx in Price at ten cents the yard. Outing flannel five cents. C. E. Larsen of Castle lisle unloaded a car of wagons at Price. Joseph Jones resigned as manager ot Town Hail at Price. The city dads confirmed Hermann Briner as deputy marshal. J. T. (Tom) Nicholas went to Zion to take tiie Warm Springs baths for l heumati&m. Alfred Smith was conducting the Clark Hotel at Price and M. M. Rhodes the Mathis House. It was said the forty new cottages living built at Helper would lc insufficient for the railroad men and their families who were to ' m-v- State Legislation. Resolved, That we, the members of the American Legion, living in and aliout Price, Utah, do hereby protest against any action on the part of the United State senate or any action of the congress of the United States that will prove detrimental to the OF YOUR CORSET Divide the number of days a corset is worn with comfort and without losing its original grace of outline, by the number of dollars you paid for it. of the carrying out of the purj bill which is designed to enable men to provide homes for themselves on the puhlie lands of the United States, but we do jietition the congress of the United States to continue in effect this provision for the furnishing of funds for the reclamation of arid and swamp lands for men, and we do further request that the funds be appropriated ce You may buy every GOS SARD theie. James Itooney had announced 1.1a the Line. Rt. Fat ricks dance st cusioiiuiry this purmse in order that this Every taxpayer of Carbon coun- Helper for his friends. It waa an an- for Adieu, For Bale. For Kent. Found, shall accomplish what it actually bill Word Two Cents old Etc.. and young that nual affair. per lest. Issue. No ty big, little, to do. Be it further AecouoisEach Charge has given the matter the least thought Spring had gotten as far up the proposes Addreas All Communications to a That a ropy of this resolocal the ttants-rhvalley Price, Resolved, E. ion i, newspaper set will endorse the of announced. lution' lie forwarded to Senators SUN PUBLISHING CO, Sr., and William Kdniati, comJ. A. Young mad the announce- Reed Smoot and AY. 11. King and that Price. Utah. missioners, in authorizing an audit ment that his (the only) barbershop be requested to use their influof the offices at the courthouse for in Price would close evenings at 6 o'- they in the passing of this bill and in ence 17 without 6 Sun; were The clock. went hours the last eight years. from to mourning I Sunday expense X stood up and cried In the congrega- two Ihousand dollars will be money 12 oclock of the forenoon. protecting the interests of the tion. Job, M. Eckstein opened the Mint aslomi , men; that we inform our senwhile a more competent well ators of the great interest being takconacientious man fur the work at Helper. and Invitations were received In Price en TOO MUCH LENIENCY IS GIVEN could not have been found than Linthe service men themselves in to the wedding of Miss Mary M. Joues the by CERTAIN ONES. opening of this public land, as coln U. Kelly, former state auditor of and Alma N. Hardee, which was to the number of entries that shown h The liabit of officials and courts of Utah. He ia the man who uncovered 16th.solemnised at Castle Gate, March hare by been made on this Price already Bock defalcations of at the sub8. M. Williams wae conducting the river extruding leniency to men who Be it further project. while was the Lake latter City, mit to teiiiitstiun men who take Salt daily stage line from Price to Castle That Those whose auditor there. we, the members of Resolved, Cleveland. Dale way by else city that which lielnngs to' someone American of to clean have the M. Mr. Mrs. are fear Legion, living in and skirts W. and (Med) Nichole nothing appear to be growing at a rapid rate from anv number of audits. moved Frlce' from do not approve of to had aliout Baggs, Utah, Price, the in this state and, in fart, all over Wyo.. purchasing the present home any action of 1: e state legislature United States. Leniency rather than of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dusalerre on which will pot npiort the goo! faith Again the question ia raised in North Eighth street punishment seeing to lie the rale various cities whether the police J. B. Millburn wan repairing a build- uf the former legislature in providwhieh tends to make many other in should lie rharged with the enforce- ing south of the Denver and Rio ing for a so'dier settlement fund, but positions of trust less eareful than ment at Price for L. Lowen-stel- we do hereby petition the legislature of the Volstead act. Naturally Grande tracks stiff be knew a would if they they It wee to be an exclusive fur- to consider enwith the are the ruefully the possibilities police charged lie would their fate niture store. prison seutenre of this whenever all of project and to take such aclaws, they if they strayed from the straight forcement Castle Gate's mines were shut down tion ahall lie necessary to provide as violations have or see violated them doz-etwo An of coni. days. overproduction path. The Sun ventures to say for the settlement anl bringfunds Mrs. E. P. Lee were But to end their attention. children they of citizens of Csrbon county have brought In Price en route to Bpring-villcultivation of this tract of under visiting should be not not are ing and artirharged at of been rink with the number Tlicir home waa in Nine Mile. which waa at one time withascerto laud, with a smelling cauqiaign cles in the daily MtKrs dealing with A. W. Horsley of Frlce waa in Em- drawn for a for contents of and tain the hippneket stolen Lave cases in whieh employes ery county on ecclesiastical matters. men and whichproject has housewives make which only of very reccnt-I- f the use Matt Warner waa in Suit Lake City money within the past few 'months. to entry. Be it lieen thrown oien do to have in raisins. on business. enough ia They the And usually story of the theft the highways safe for travel-erJ. G. Callawsy end wife of Sunny-sid- e ' further amint; untied by the announcement making were visitors In Price. residence house safe and for Removed, That the legislature lie tiie with eaeaM'd a that guilty party W. Loofbourowr, county treasur- informed that thef service men are business without servsafe for J.. inlie shops sentence. would It suspended er, was home from a business call to very much interested in this matter teresting to know just Low far a sus- ing as spies. Salt Lake City. of securing themselves homes on this C. II. Taylor was here from Provo pended sentence goes toward reformTooele Morrison of tract, as is evident by the great numwho Representative has man robbed others buying cattle. ing a how much he resiiects it and in how and Representative Morrison of Salt Rev. Samuel Allison, the Methodist ber of entries that are being made minister at Price, held services at upon this land. brothers, no relation many raw it would lie an effective Lake notblows in the state capitol Castle Gate. Above ia a set of resolutions adopt' bar against his doing the same thing came to George C. Whitmore of Nephi let a wl a few evening! ago by Price Post Monday afternoon, tliis again. If he is let off with the mere building lastsecond for a building at Sunnyside No. 3 of the American tie affair contract Legion urgIt waa to lie penalty of paying baek that whieh Wing kind since thedisgraceful of the for aaloon purposes. of its convening on a is erected it he unlawfully apiropriuted, pi;ieline right of way ing upon our senator at Washington, Utah Fuel company ground. It D. C.t the continuance of the reclamreasonable to argue that he would do present legislature. Hardy Downing, over waa never completed. Zion and the at fight ation of arid and swamp lands and prize had a jiromoter he the same thing again if Apostles John Henry Smith and the furthering more eieeially of the chance, feeling it is easy to escape. backer of Kid Davis, the Dutch Kid Anton H. Lund with R. G. Miller, Judges must decide what ia liest, but and others, ia overlooking some president of Emery stake, concluded Clarks Valley project to the east of labors at Castle Dale In the Cot- this city. they should also remember that being mighty fine talent these days. Or, their The local legions officers for the too lenient seta a bad example for "ill fares the land, to hastening ills tonwoodwereCreek water controversy. , arbitrator. coming the other fellow. They should, of a prey, where men make laws who They year are Nick Bernard-!- post Y. John E. liarlow E. and Branch. A. E. Johnson, adjucourse, give the accused the benefit should lie pitching hay." Jr- - were hack in Carlton county from commander; of the doubt. But they should also a mission. They told of their labors tant; J. II. Wade, treasurer. Execu"There has been considerable cur- two or three evenings at Frit Town tive rninmittee of five, K. E. West, bear in mind that our laws are worth-leachairman; Dr. Sanford Ballinger, if not enforced, and that how- iosity, remarked Former German Hall. L. D. Young, E. S. Borgquist, C. B. ever much they dislike to imprison a Ambassador James W. Gerard awhile Cluff and John B. Egan, vire comman there are many instances in ago in an address to the Lambs Club BLACK HAWK INDIAN WAR PENSIONS ARE GRANTED mander which the community isnt safe with in New York City, "as to why I, a vKeven new members were passed them running at large. democrat, and several other demoNela B. Adler of Castle' Dale last crats were invited to be among the and accepted for membership. waa notified that he is to reABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE liest minds to consult with President Monday ceive a pension for service in the WORKINGMAN. Harding at Marion, O. I am now Black Hawk Indian wars as a private HUNTINGTON PEOPLE ARE to the that curiosity by ready gratify in the of M. company Capt.Isiwe admirable editorial tributes explanation that the president-eleMany BOOSTING OIL BOOM were paid to the Great Emancipator desired to look upon the faces of a Bebanun, this being twenty dollara month, dating from March 4, on the anniversary of his birthday. Kilitical species which many republi- ler 11117. Mrs. Christens Olson, widow Perhaps it waa jwrtinent to the times cans lielieve is rapidly becoming ex- of (Concluded From Page Three.) Olson and also of Castle Ilenning few the of editors should have tinct. that a was notified she is to rethat Dale, culled from the addresses of PresiAires telling of the bringing in of an ceive twelve dollars jier month from dent Lincoln his remarks on labor. oil well in Argentina producing twenOne thing that leads The Sun to the same serving in ty thousand barrels a day. This is It appenra that the favorite exires-sio- n lielieve were getting liack to normal- the same date, her husband with Alder. company on that subject was this: the best producer in Argentina, ant cy is they've commenced countertlolluf bill the again. Don't try to tell the other fellow the discovery is considered highly Labor la prior to and independent feiting of eapilal. Cspltnl Is only the fruit of his business. He may ask you if you important as indicating that the Arlabor, nnd could never have existed if acwill on tires the Chains gentina fields offer great o)iportuni-t- it prevent have any of your own. labor had not first existed. Labor Is for development work. the superior of capital and deserves cidents. Chains on a few reckless much the higher consideration. drivers around Price might do the Theres a master mind in every Price Oil and Leasing comsame thing. home, but sometime! it isn't sjwlled pany has been organized locally with Perhaps it would lie just as that way. to quote also this passage twenty-thre- e business men of this One reason why nations are not out of President Lincoln's reply to a city interested. Officers and direccommittee from the Working Mens disarming faster ia that all of them tors of the company are C. R. want to talk iwaee with one finger on association of New York City, Man-president ; A. J. Lee, vice presthe trigger. 21, 1864: ident; A. E. Gibson, secretary; Edwin Butterworth, treasurer, and Dr. No man living Is more worthy to Your man with the line used to be be trusted than those who toil up from The company ia II. B. Goetzman. poverty none less Inclined to take or the man with the dough. But now divided into at $15,000 capitalized honwhich touch aught they have not 'a be man the with the woe. fifteen thousand shares at one feaThe most earned. notable equal estly ture uf a disturbance In your city Inst dollar eaeh. summer was ' the hanging of some "Leave it to Smoot appears to Drilling for oil near Carboneroon working people by other working peo- lie the great trouble in Price ' not the line of the Uintah railway, twenty-ple. It should never be so. The strongest bond of human sympathy, outside having a federal building. one miles north of Mack, Colon of the family relation, should lie one be will started at an early date by a uniting all working people, of all nations and tongues and kindreds. subsidiary of the Standard Oil comINTELLIGENT BUYING Nor should this lead to a war upon pany. The site is only one and a hal:' property or the owners of pro;ierty. miles north of Carlionera station am Is y of the fruit Property labor, pr.qier-tis on the crest of an elongated dome la desirable, is a positive good to closed on all aides. The geologists the world. That some should be rich The cost of living problem has shows that others may become rich, who have been on the ground for and hence Is Just encouragement to 4 been studied by some able peo- some time estimate that the oil sands pic. ine of them said: What Industry and enterprise. Iet not him will be reached at a depth not to exWho is houseless pull down the house eery American home need most 4 4 is Intelligent buying." Wise buv- - 4 if another, hut let him labor diligentreed a thousand feet. A saves well spent 4 money. ing ly and build one for himself, thus by dollar slwriys brings irr-iWhen the Western Allies than 4 example assuring that his own shall cominny 4 if carelessly spnt. be safe from violence when built. encountered oil in its well at Moab The one gresl help to intell- - 4 about a year ago, thus precipitating MOVING GERM AGAIN ABROAD 4 gent buying is information. This 4 the first rash into this part of the is best obtained by reading the 4 IN THE LAND. advertisement In your news- - 4 Why is it that jiooplo can save West, the attention of the oil world pH per. Reading advertisements was attraeted to Southeastern Utah, We Hre now approaching the seagives you knowieilge of what is by buying their flour, feed, says the Moab of! son when a desire to pick lip bag nnd good. It keeps you 4 money and bngirngp and move lo another posted ns to values. It priaMcs and soforth from us? Try the 2Tlh. The interest thus diverted! grain, hay ou to plan ymir Vxpenditures 4 to this section has been steadily! locality seizes ii(kii a fellow strong- j4 wisely mid make your purclmses here it until now Southeastern Utah ' for a time. growing buying yourself er than at any oilier time of the year. A to best ndvantace. 4 looked is uisni as offering the beet The grass is turning a There are two urcat rensiiis green, Then yon won't have lo ask other for the oil operator nnd A A this. Advertised arc opportunities trees are preparing to put out their goods 4 slnuiRt InvariaMv A of any locality in the conn-- , investor who have out found from leaves, there's n feel of summer day A They are good value dependable. or it would A people arc now--, try. Drilling in the air and we get !he idea that A not pay to advertise them. Mer- - A on seven under way structure, and we eau do betler somewhere else than A chants and manufacturers who A wihin a few mmilh Southeastern here in Carbon county. We jversnu-ll- A put these mlvenisenientt in th 4 uro 4 4 and Utah will without dual it be n produc-- : regret In see any good citizen A to give goodprogressive values. They know A ing oil field. leave Ibis lint of course 4 that lulvi-r- bring. ly up reusing A of snies. wjl lower A their going is a mutter of their own A the ipimi-t-Commission Co. M The l:i ronipnnv1 concern. We nre not inclined to tell A pipes mid give vu more fur 4 South Ninth Street, A your money. latest i"IN and Coinin'-A Price, plover them their business. But if you feel A Whiiier your Price. Utah. buying is large A bia records. Advt. the desire to rhnnge surroundings A or shim II. buv intelligently. Read A A the ipIi eriisernt-nttake itvery thing into consideration for the nee- - A Wise men of the world would soon Judging l'nun the style tuo-- womA before you ttari. Don't go merely A essarv information. en wear must bored if it were not for fools think us men lieeomp folks they A because you enn buy this or that a 4 who afford them amusement 4AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA are lrom Missouri. Lere else. - -- Ill-i- Fieal Lacfgf CORSET with our assurance that it is low in cost because its superior quality assures an unequalled service; a style service, a comfort service and a wearing service that we guarantee will be unquestionably satisfactory to you. n, sN-ot- or A. D. HADLEY Corner Eighth and Main Streets PRICE, UTAH. n. ns e. a, s - ct Mar-cuHo- More miners are wearing Goodrich Rubber Footwear today than ever before. The reason for this tremendous users is simple --Goodrich wears longer than other footwear, and miners have found it out. Naturally, when a man buys a pair of Goodrich and they last ao much longer and are so much more comfortable, and ao materially cut down that big footwear bill hes going to tell his friends. Hi-Pre- ss" Mors and more miners are finding oat that Goodrich wont leek, peel or com apart h can't, for It ia in One Solid Piece thats the Goodrich way. Look for the Red Lina Yonnd the Top when you bay 60,000 dealers ere now Belling Goodrich. Thi B. f. Goodrich Rubbik-Compah- y Afcrea, OIJIO Goodrich Hi-Pre- ss n, Can You Answer Rubber Footwear This? i t Times-Indejiende- nt lu-- deer fr Canvas .Footwear All kinds and for everybody. Seeouf window for display of new spring styles. White canvas oxfords lies, canvas Canvas pumps Colonials, canvas Two-ey- e ...$2.35 Kiddies' Mary Janes and canvas shoes, $150 to 2.95 2.50 2.35 1.9S OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST. QUALITY HIGHEST. y t Price r u.-i-i- Price Trading Co. 1 s j Phone 6 The Busy Store Next to Post office Price, Uta |