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Show nUDAT, FEBRUARY 17, 1922 PRICE MURDERER 1$ VERDICT u Look toy as yon like, you'll not able to find anythin to criticize in our laundry work. On the contrary the loncer you look the more you'll admire the perfect cleanliness of your linen and its exquisite finish. Give it a trial. Let ns "do up" your shirts and collars next week and we are pretty confident we 11 add yours to our list of placet at which we are to call regularly. PRICE STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 218 Spring Canyon Coal Co. Illnere and Shipper of Spring Canyon 11 KOI HIES John Cerar from Suunvsi Je, who was found guilty of murder iu the find degree for the slaying of Leo Massar and was sentenced to be .liot on December tiih, last, haa filed an appeal with the state supreme court. It is taken from the judgment enteicd by Judge F. E. Woods of the Seventh Judicial District court at Price upon the findings of a jury holding Cerar guilty of murder in the first degree. Cerar slew his r in the mine there after a quarrel over a game of cards in which the latter won. Massar was assaulted with an axe. lie was found with two ugly wounds about the head and died but a few hours afterwards. In taking the apH-a- to the supreme court the defense cite, certain alleged errors, among them lieing the allegation that the court erred iu not instructing the jury in involuiitarv manslaughter; that the court erred in overruling the defendant's objection to the testimonv of Dr. George F.. Hyde of the mental hospital at Provo to the effect that the defendant was not suffering from insanity; that it was undisputed that the defendant was intoxicated at the time of the murder; that there waa no evidence to show the murder was a premeditated one; that the evidence tended to show the act was committed unpremeditated by and on the spur of the moment and consequently the crime could not possibly be first degree murder, but must only constitute second degree murder. The case ia filed too late to couic before the supreme court during its February term and it will not be reviewed until next fall. part-ne- l U TA HE VERY FRIDAY. PAGE THSEg WED 1IH APPEAL SEPARATIONS ASKED 3E Hiawatha Physician Cannot Stand tha Hih Cost of Matrimony. j ! Whether it is extravagant to hare; one's hair treated with henna was one of the questions brought up during the hearing for temiwrary alimony in the eae of Ir. J. C. Hardie of Hiawatha against Mrs. Anna E. llardie before Judge Albert K. Banies of the Third; District court up at Salt Lue City last Friday. Counsel for Dr. llardie called Mrs. llardie 's attention to a bill for eight dollars for henna treatments, another for rouge and for two others for pumps. Iu regard to the henna, Mrs. Hardie declared that "it was the first time she had ever had it done. "Every woman uses rouge, she declared, "and as for puuis, I have worn the pair which I now have on ever since last September. Dr. Hardie said that he had given his wife from a hundred to a hundred aud twenty dollars every month for the supHrt of herself and children, but that he had not been able to do so lately because of the number of bills which had rained in upon him from Mrs. Hsrdies creditors. In the last two or three months they retched approximately four hundred dollars, he said. One item in question was a muskrat coat which cost a hundred and fifty dollars. "When the doctor was studying medicine some fifteen years ago j T that I could, helped him all THE GOST HIGH CHEAPNESS OF Cheap clothes are likely to be shoddy and wear out quickly. Cheap labor may do the work so that it has to be done again. When you buy cheap things you pay much more for them in the long run. BUY HONEST COAL AT AN HONEST PRICE Castle Gate and Clear Creek coals have been the leaders in this territory for more than twenty-fiv- e years they have proved their worth. When you buy these famous fuels you know you are getting the greatest heat value for your money. ASK YOUR DEALER Mrs. Hardie said. "He promised that some day I should have a sealskin coat. This Coal TAX METHOD CHANGES does not make up for what I did for Minus at him then. I also sold a piano to help storks, Miners and Shippers of Castle Gate and Clear Creek Coal Farmers Believe All Classes Should him along. The court entered an General Offices, 117 Newhous that Dr. Hardie ahould pay to hia Their Bear Proportion. Building. wife a hundred fnd twenty dollars a Salt Lake City, Utah. Gov. Charles It. Maliey was last Fri- month during the endenoy of the action. The is bringing suit day advised by the meuiliers of the for divorce physician on the of cruelty. ground committee taxation of the Utah State Farm bureau of the changes in present He alleges that Mrs. llardie associate-methods which members say are nece- with men and women of questionable CARBON GETS SMALL CHUNK OF at roadhouses and card parFOREST MONEY ssary to give tu agricultural property reputation owners an equality of taxation with ties while he was qerving in the mediOOETOX, UTAH 81-cal also told corps of the army. other classes of taxpayers in the state. Funds from the federal government General Merchandise and The bureau committee has been inve- him that she had no use fur him, lie of 25 per rent of the gr.ww receipts of Stockmen! Supplies stigating tax matters for some weeks, charges. a opyou cloae the national forests in Utah have been haa This endured for marriage and Friday it presented to the govercounties the the by among apportioned and Husband wife in somereal nor the results of its first research upon twenty years. from atata board of examiners. The federal Hotel. Dipping Vats and Food work. It told the governor that farm are of the "Jackling crowd do across Lots In Connection D. C. Jackling made hia warrant for 818,163.91, covering ihe where Mcrcur, and grazing land values have decreasfiscal year ending June 30th, lust, waa Dr. start. mine Hardie real the waa in some will be disappointed lately by lx1 tween 25 and 50 jar office during the old regime, while received aome time ago. This has been cent and that assessments for tax construcdid 'a father was prominent apportioned for uae in road Mrs. opportuYou're this year should lie correspond- in thellardie conduct of the property. Their tion and for schools. Beaver, 8268.75; is ingly reduced. 'James M. Kirkhnm, the friends in the old camp looked upon Box Eider, 8141.81; Cache, 8791.66; chairman, stated that the farmers are the match aa ideal. Dr. a of DagHardie entered Carbon, 8120.55; Davis, by asking for nothing more than that all uiKin his medical studies after aome gett, $25259 ; Duchesne, $180259; elements of the communities share piece $859.88; Garfield, $1550.35; Iron, Knmwor t years of married life, and lias been reequally all tax burdens, and advised garded as a very successful physician. $550.93; Grand, $64.29; Salt Lake, Convey-veyancin- g. in MARBLE CRANER the governor of the committee's purthe doctor's term of practice $279.66 ; Juab, $418.75 ; Kane. $338.56 ; During Bonds. pose to study the questions involved at Hiawatha Mrs. Hardie and the chil- Millard, $552.81; Morgan, $6.60; Pisanely and in a conservative manner. dren have retained their residence at ute, $39152; Rich, $152.73; San Juan, The farm bureau has retained Frank Salt Lake City. $499.38; Sanpete, $1732.66; Sevier, Co. & Evans, lawyer and former member of $1724.39; Summit. $1215.72; Tooele, the state senate, to assist in the forma$1554.-3Utah. Uintah, $334.99; IS COMING TO CARBON $39755; Second Floor Silvagni Bldg., Price, Utah tion of the bureau's tax aims. Letters Wasatch, $1318.35; Washington, out memliers the of sent were $19.-4urging $240.63; Weber, PLENTY Wayne, $59052; GRINDING farm bureau romniitteea to take up the The receipts of each forest are apWhole Wheat Flour, Graham matter of any reduced assessments with Public Health Clinic Dated Here Week portioned among the rountiea in proFlour and Germade. Beat when of May First to Sixth. their county officials. Members of the fresh. Get them right at tha portion to the acreage in that county. mllL Prices are right. state committee are Kirkhnra; EphUtah's traveling health rlinie will be raim Kergeson. president of the state FAIL TO ARRIVE Mill farm bureau; E. T. Capener, David N. in Carbon county from May 1st to 6th, blanka for the filing of corReport The inclusive. comschedule been has Co. Beal and Herbert Rullen. visit congenJames R. Wallis, executive poration tax returns failed to arrive by pleted J. WILBUR BURN RAM, D. C., as anticipatfrom Washington, Health ial of the Public Utah secretary Manager. CARBON TEACHERS MEET association, after much correspondence ed last Monday and their diatribntion, We Deliver Phone 25. with school, eity and county officers. expected to be begun on Tuesday last, Price, Utah. Good Roams and Cafe in Connection. The personnel of the party will be has been postponed pending their arriPerfect Orfinizstion of the Principals val. to InterCollector of According Surgeon Carlile Patterson Knight and North of Tavern Near Depot PRICE, UTAH Club Last Saturday. Dr. Viola Russell, authorities on child nal Revenue James IT. Anderson, the blanks be will in week. the coming Dr. J. F. Worley and Dr. Carbon county teachers had an in- hygiene; Warren A. Colton on diseases of the bebut last Price stitute at Saturday, chest ; Marion S. Parker, in charge of cause of the flay and train connections health moving pictures, exhibits and HIGHEST EFFICIENCY. the attendance was not as big as had stereopticon lectures; Miaa Emma L. S104!ba. the at were Government equivalent been hoped for. Sessions head Brown, nurse, assisted by Miss not Will for storage. Unequalled high school building;. Don C. Wood- Irene Nunnelly, a trained nurse. The The beet of ateaming and Carin the superintendent ward, Jr., heating qualities. aim of the elinie is to conduct a health presided. Instructors were Prof. survey with particular attention to tuCoal & I.bon,John Xuttall of the Nebo schools; berculosis and child hygiene. The medMrs. Harriet K. Emery, primary su- ical examinations are Coke Co. free, and are not of the local district, and Carl confined to school children, but also pervisor Utah Mines at Kenilworth, R. Marousen, president of the board of includes adults. Here ia the complete Ganeral Offices in the Walker education, together with the superin- schedule arranged for the Southern and Bank Building. tendent. Superintendent Xnttall sjuike Eastern Utah trip. Juab county, FebSalt Lake City. on the subject of silent reading and his 13th to 18th; South Sanpete, n ruary message was received well by the 2flth to 25th; Sevier, March February teachers who are working on this 3d to 10ih; .Piute, March 13th to IKih ; the of problem in the several schools Garfield. March 20th to 25th; Wash1. county. He talked at both sessions. ington, March 27th to April 1st; Iron, Following the afternoon session the April 3d to 8th; Beaver, April 10th to t Japanese Merchandise of Every Description princials met with the superintend-of 15th; Millard, April 17th to 22d; Ement and discussed the adviabilitv , We reel-ery, April 25th to 2flth; Carbon, May trade of the ring to thelocal the organization of a principal's club 1st to 6th; Grand, May 8th to 13th; coal campe its of the to promote the unity of school rork San Juan, May 15th to 20th; Tooele, special id surrounding territory. David1ET OUR QUOTATIONS throughout the district. R. h. elect- May 22d to 31st. Ninth South be with rets Building,. son, principal at Sunnysidc, was Street. Price. Utah. ed president; C. II. Madsen of Price FORMER CASTLE GATE YOUTH flowers gay HAS THE TYPHUS was chosen vice president and .. AuKenilworth, at Smith, principal gustus Dr. John P. Caffey of Salt Lake City larger-tailo- red was made secretary. The club will meet elabthe of schools and different the at formerly a Castle Gate youth now ROOM monthly SUNSHINE TEA most with the American Red Cross commiswill large county and work out some of the sion in Poland, is reported to lie on the needs. educational oVlock urgent to k fast to taste. $5.00 The suiierintendent and pnncipnls road to recovery after an attack of tyI W 2 odotk exhibidi. B. Dr. an assistant John DAI and contest Yuor, ALL hedd a SPECIALS phus. lfleeided to to $15.00. Parties tion this spring and named G. II. Mad- rector of the American Red Cross comling and Afternoon Cooking Davidson vicE. died R. a last mission irrangrment. Homo and there, R. Tuesday A. Horsley sen. and SarroundlngM. to work with Woodward in arranging tim of the disease which was contractttith and Main Streets, the the manner in which it will lie con- ed during an inspection of the refugee llburn Home. Price. It ah. ducted. camps at Baranow. Dr. Caffey ia a namundays 9 a. m. to 7 Pof Carbon county. He completed tive UYTON BANK GOES Ibis medical education at Ann Harbor, Inability to realize on certain loans Mich., after graduating from the Salt Temperatures at twelve different are car the decreases in deposits resnlting Lake City West High. Hia parents, and points inside a refrigerator Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Caffey, are receivinstruthe depression effect upon nn from recorded by and registered the forced deand farmers ing daily cables concerning hia condiStates United ment developed by First tho of and are greatly relieved now that tion Inst Tuesday scientists. partment of agriculture bank of Myton. The institution he is recovering. f New electric looomoti ves adopted by was incorporated in 1919 with a W. are non. Officers Japan is raging because they were its for railways of 825, stock the Swiss government unable to walk away with all of the develops a thousand horsepower at a J. Stewart, president : C. D. Kirclier, instrmn, plums. The Japs should speak with speed of ten kilometers an hour and vice president, and A. I). care lest thev swallow their own froth. can attain a speed of sixty. cashier. Despite its aretie climate Iceland haa Rubber stamps, punches, ink pads find nffin unppllpw all kinds. The Fun. several constantly flowing hot springs ' " mm 'ul-- It "I.!, sav. wl.icli are r.si-has tin- ot'-csashing clothes. one i luiir Wedding announcements. 1 he Min Utah Fuel Co. mn. xr ! ORRIN ELMER WHY NOT YOU? Treated Where pur-iws- es Right $1-18- ; Em-er- v, Would consider wonderful estate? We have portunity not run thing you every day. Later on people ed that they not grasp the to Someone nity buy. going to make handsome profit the purchase this of property. .Why not particular insurance. you? Everything Notary work. Equitable Real Estate Flavo Flour Investment 4; 6. Farmers Carbon Pool Hall and Elevator The place to when you want surroundings. . ABERDEEN COAL Independent Advance Showing Cur-ho- KUSANO Latest styles in attractive Spring Millinery. have just received a shipment of pattern hats. You'll delighted ihe charming, becoming styles and fruits. and the trimmings of There are small hats and and assortment you orate. In our new find just the one suit your Attractively priced at i - - j I stock-growe- rs Bessie Kennedy, Millinery Na-tion- al PRICE caju-ta- - r r i r t UTAH |