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Show jflfPATi S. 1922 jlAECH THE Mind 8P. FEICH VERY FRIDAY. U TAH PAGE FIVE PRICE AND NEARBY PURELY PERSONAL '1 Mnt Lren Golding are re- - T. P. tanu-n- CARBON INTERESTED has been laid np from illness the past two weeka Lata Supreme Court Ruling Discussed Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lowry of Man-By Judge Greenwood. visited with relatives and friends at 3nyder been appuim- - Brice this week and last. In the decision of the I'nited States Cur- Sl XL Claude, the young son of Mr. and blair, rvnineil. Mra K. C. Lee, ia now reported muv-- supreme court of last Monday which improved after an attack of heart trou-li- upholds the right of the interstate owV.i.of,.hara rrw,lJrnt nJ principal commerce commission to tix rates unLumber iMiupuiiy David H. Cannon, now the assist- der the V, "kv; traiisiurta(ioti act of JMI, recently elected ice attorney general fur Utah, waa in the euitrn Retail Lumber-nit- n ant Goods, Salt Flour, lr.ce thia week attending to some bus- I'tah was a party to the suit, assum8 Hxsuition, iness affairs. ing the same attitude that the state of Wisconsin did through its railroad use when you want H. James owner of the Wallis, for seeds promised Yeninl T,h waa in Price Wednes- commission, which sought an injuncExpress, Ali. Bena-,ar 5 Jhroa:h Itmed Stale lie was on his way to the Basin, tion to prevent the 1T " have not as arrived day. Hurlinglon Houle Good Coal by way of Mack, Colo. going when you c. i.ingtou. When lit, from into effect on state pasputting come ample uotne i. those who they Miss Jean Tennant returned yesi,lfr')UKh t.ueedesire HlU lj to home iu Grand J line lion, senger traffic the rate ot d.ti rents her terday olumnl need mile allowed by the government ou service, your feet Colo., after a snort visit in this city jer with her sister, Mrs. A. D. Hadley. interstate travel. The puhlie utilities Mrs. 1 vun D. lloldaway is back at commission of Utah dccliuctl to allow to Samuel A. ..According us because you just lh. week and ho in the 'King, here Standardville from Mauli utter attendlor attorney tne r irst National bank nt Myton. there ing the funeral there a few daa ago the rate ordered hy the interstate comw a chance lor that of her father, Il.vrum Arrowsmith. a merce commission in August, 1W1, to this is logical place inatitntiou to supply within the next lew data T. E. native of ITovo. He was Imm there in become operative iu Utah, with sjieeial Hama, representing the of 1T3. reference to coal and ores, Umn the needs. the currency, ie in chargecomptroller always has been and we still Mrs. John 11. Tonkin Jtas returned ol ita affair. from Bun Diego and Coronado lteach, ground that they were invading the Hcv Charlea l Brown, Mrs. Tonkin's daughter. Mrs. rights of the state, says Judge Josof the Cula. do it Waller Clark of Kenilworth, who ac- hua Greenwood of tiie commission. Methodist church at Brice,pastor announce When the blanket increase was morning worship next Sunday at 11 companied her mother to the Coast. Is clock. Sunday school at 8:45. The af- exiected home In a few days Balt made, continued Greenwood, hy the ternoon and evening la giten over to take Tribune, Sttti. peciul aervicc announced elsewhere Oliver C. Dalhy, lawyer of Trice interstate commerce commission allowin thia impression. and formerly assistant attorney gener- ing 115 jer cent increase iu rates in CO. al, la giving up his practice here be- the lutennountain district, hearings Estimate are being made aa to the es use of ill health. He has been asso- were had by our commission, and t lie 88, Price, Utah coat ol building snoxxshed on fo'lou ciated with B. W. Dalton. He returns Summit. The money thut hue been ex- to Balt take City. Many friend pro- result was that it allowed the rates to pended on ahoveling anow out ol the fessionally and socially regret his leav- lie put into effect as to ofcm of road up there for the laat ten or twelve ing. and roal. The carriers then J. C. I.UiIefield of Price, deputy years would go a long way toward to the interstate commerce comthem. Internal revenue collector, was in Moult mission, which upheld the deeisiun of Bonus may have a jarring sound Of course, there are people who nev-- a Monday assisting Grand county Income lie, but who wants to sit or stand to some itiIe, but ingratitude" is Judge George Chriatensen of ih'a city taxpayers in filing their return for the the Utah rommissiou regarding the T life his far worse to the majority of us. ,11 of has declined the aecretarysliip ol the year 1821. March 15th ia the last day matter of rates ou coal and low grade National Forest Woolgrowera aaaocla for the filing. Littlefield, owing to his ores, ami so modified the order issued tion because of hia residence being ao large territory, wits unal le to go on to hy the interstate roiunion-eoiumis-sioSileuee is golden, especially when the Only the wise man ean recognize the far from Jdanti, the headquarter of the south to Ban Juan county. Mush cuiiiiuiH-siois real folly of a fool. reversed hut Utah the tax assessor around. 24th. the orgunixiiiiun. He haa held the potook that the in that the aland it sition for a nuinlier of yeara. Mr. and Mrs. William Wit beck arrived in Vernal Thursday noon. They interstate commerce commission had tawrence Dewey Garrick of lleliier had lieen visiting friends and relatives no jurisdiction in interstate rules. and Miaa Viola Fern Sail era of Brice in Balt take City and other Utah points The decision of the supreme court were married Thuraday afternoon oy for the past week or two. Mr. and Mrs. Juatic J. W. Hammond. Garrick ia u Wit beck came in over the Price to My- upholds the interstate commerce commechanic up at lleliwr, while hia bride ton highway, leaving Price on Monday mission regarding intrastate rates, but haa heci; one uf the local telephone morning. The roads were so laid that will not affect the lower rates ou caul company valued operators. The young they were three days and a hslf in mid low grade ores as made effective making the trip, (in the last stretch couple will reside at Helper. ud near George Young's at Moffatt by the Utah commission. Under this broke a right front axel and had decision of the supreme court, the inhey i nor at luicbeane next Monday K. to abandon their car. Vernal Express, terstate commerce commission will I.ee of the Mile la Nine liny to 4th. coiniiry have a hearing on the charge of burnhave jurisdiction whenever it ahull oldC. Dr. Harvey Hulllnger, the ing a check for aeveniy dollars wiiluinl that the rate so fixed in the siHte est Grand Uluh veteran in not if Army aiifricient funds in the bank tit oxer. The cane W an appeal from a justice's in the United Btates and who has been is discriminatory or interferes with the court. Those who know Lee beat doubt feeling quite poorly for some time past, provision uf the Uuminings act, which is very much improved in health and the aincerity of the complaint. under the opinonly awaits the drying up of the mud ia the one conalrued to make ,hia dully uptown visits again. ion of the supreme court. 'n reconiniendation of Secretary of Dr. The blanket raise, both atnte and llullliiger was 87 years of age lust Slate Urockett no arrests will be made Iiecemlier ia as spry as a man thirand for failure to prucure motor vehicle ty years hia Junior. Dinluh county also interstate, is sustained, it wonbl license YOU plate for 1922 until after March boasts hy the decision, and this, of you youngest Grand Army voter groceries you 15th. Police and aheriffa forces have an in the leaves the Utah state commiscon in and state the the roe, probably a agreed with the state offlclul to ex- United Btates also. The where civil sion without jNiwcr to permanently fix eat, tend the period of leniency Just fifteen war veteran died recentlyyoungest In Portland, run as soon as you give days beyond what the letter of the law Ore., aged 70 yeura. Emery Btnne of rates within the state, aa it ia also apcontemplate. The extenuation. It is Jensen ia hut 78 yeara of age. Vernal plies to other HtateH..ln the meantime the pointed out. is due to innumerable dif- Express, 24th. the various atatea have lieen advocatDelivery costs money ficulties which have s risen. A. Beam, forest aupervl-ao- r ing an amendment to the present law Charles costs someone. (The offices In Keinmerer and one ivcificHlly for the pur) mae of retainCheek to cheek dancing came to an of with men in the coun y. most tin! atatj commission jurisdicwho will not charge you end at the University of Utah one day wasthemarriedpopular last at the home ing in last week when the lunch hour dance or Mr. and Mra. eveningWatts intraatnte rates. tion oil In Georgs was abruptly stopped by Irof. Thomas for does pay. Real to Mra. Nellie Westfield, a popGiles, who declared that unless the stu- ular Dlamondville woman. wedMANN ACT FLEA dent would dance properly, the enter- ding waa a private affair and The buys groceries from very quitainment would be discontinued. Fol- et, but few being present. The Xirk Kvarney front Koldicr Summit cerebills. Deus. will lowing the announcement by Professor mony waa performed by Court Compay not guilty when arraigned lust pleaded Giles the muaic was again started and missioner H. it. Christmas. Watts actComdancing continued, but the rheek to ed aa beat man and Mra. Watts as the Saturday liefore United States bookkeepers, collectors cheek variety waa no longer In missioner Henry V. Van lell at Kalt bridesmaid. Beam has resided in produce bargains. hut two years, but he has msde Lake City on a charge of violation of number of warm friends, and has the Mann acL Hia preliminary hearing is your busiIf you slaves Several hundred dollars more than taken an active Interest in the affairs waa act for Hvarney had been expected waa realised at of the community. Prior to coming to ia accused oftoday (Friday). sell be will to business groremoving Kuth Roberta ness, Price the first of the week when those Kemmerer he resided in Afton, where not having already signed up to sell the offices of the Bridger National for- from Grand Junction, Colo., to the lowest possible prices, ceries their seed were given five and five and est were located. Mra. Beam has lived railroad town fur immoral iur)OHca. a half centa as the result of some lively In Dlamondville for a number of years The defendant was remanded to the barreal a few of here many bidding at the last minute, say laat and waa the proprietress of the Daly Hotel until a short time ago, The many county jail in default of fifteen hunSaturdays Castle Dale Progress. From cash and basket dred dollars bond. gains. Emery and Rochester alone there were friends of the couple join the Camera some forty heavily loaded teams, while in offering congratulatlona to the newwill fill it you. every town In the valley was well rep- ly wedded rouple. Kemmerer (Wyo.) s ti Thinks I i V either to to the It .- - . V or storage or draying natuarlly bring . and Repairs e. Feed, Canvas stock or table Old Castle Gate i; Spring Building ' your Get our estimates. The cost is materi- re-ui- now. ; ally reduced now. Hence it is easier to build or repair this season. No charge ; ; for estimates. McKUNE FORWARDING Phone s -- e u, n Tinies-lndependu- Who Pays the ap-jK-- ar r, If pay for the and buy them at store with your order word. more money to pays). This store the fellow who they credit one not Kew-mer- United States money Promises our not liverymen, trucks, nor promises do not that can afford but our at the are only Kem-mer- our :: for .18c Mixed Candies, 30 to 40c grades, per pound Mixed Candies, 30 to 40c grades, 2 pounds Wrapped Kisses, 85c grade, per pound..... Joe ............15 c Fancy Spanish Salted Peanuts (just received fresh shipments) . Some stores sell these as high as 60c a pound, Joe our price, 18c; 2 pounds for. Joe Eggs, strictly fresh selected, large, per doz Oc Veribest Creamery Butter, per pound 25c 2 Hill packages Blue Cheese, Plain Pimento and 2Uc Pauls Pure Fruit Jelly in Jello moulds, each 2 for... r1 Del Monte Fruit Jelly, per glass 18c; lac Colonial Apple and Berry Jelly, per gUss Pauls Wilsco or Del Monte Pure Fruit Preserves and Jam, cans (some stores charge 60 and 65c), 15 and our price Apricot Preserves, No. 2 can.....: . Apple Butter, No. 1 cans, each.............--..-Fruit Jam, No. 1 Monte Del Wilsco, Nob Hill, Tre Vyn or cans, each Berry Jam, Na 1 Wilsco, Nob Hill, Tre Vyn or Del Monte : Yr v '" T cans, each Colonial Preserves, No. 10 cans, 8 pounds and Blackberries, M Puyallup Strawberries, Raspberries, 2 cans, each 55c; 3 cans.... each 'iaWi for SIAM Wymans Blueberries, No. 2 cans, each Plantation Sliced Pineapple, No. 2 cans, 1 tell can, each..20c Paradise Island Sliced Pineapple, No. crat , cans Paradise Island Pineapple, flat 2.0c each.. Premo Plums, No. 2V cans, 20c Black Cherries, No. 2 Vi cans, each.......... pOc each Satisfaction Apricots. So. 24 cans, ea c3113 Royal Red Peaches, No. 2,,s Ideal Blackberries, No. 2 cans, eac" jgc Asparagus, Hills Dale, No. 1 tell cans, jj"40c jars, Olives, Queen, large 75 h Dill or Sour Pickles, 2tfrgallon Puree (just the thing for tomato id...ioc Picnic Hams (just right for your boiled dinner), Smoked Breakfast Bacon, per pound 2Oc Jc ce n-.- '""7 20-o- z. E &" u jgc si. SSS If you are interested tell us, that we may better serve you. jara;-s::::::..- ..30c WILSONS price and helper Price. Store No. 1 --Main Street Phoned, Store No. 3 Main SL Phone 99, Helper. i: :: South Eighth Street Price, Utah FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION In compliance with the federal water power uct 41 Btat.. 10031 notice w hereby given that th Utah Power and l.luht cmniHinv, care M. 41. Lelshton, National Katinas and Trust buildlna. has filed applicaWnsliiiiKion, 1. tion coxeriiiK propoNed power developments on Green and Yanipa HI vers approximately front a point In unsurvey-e- il Twp. 14 Kouth, ItaiiK 17 East; to points in Twp. 2 North, Hang 21 Kaat, Knit take meridian, and about six miles 1 below Grata, t'olo., respectively. Any object'on to such application or request fur a hearing thereon, loasther with any briefs, reports or other data for which consideration Is desired should bo submitted to the Exncutiva Secretary, Federal Power t'ummisslon, Washington, 1. C, New Spring Suits Latest pattern arriving daily to eelect from. er $ 27.50 30.00 32.50 35.00 37.50 40.00 45.00 and WEEKLY PRICE LIST ilz i Smoot Lumber Co and Bring your we 16-oun- er i: ' resented. Camera, 24th. Says the Vernal Express of last Friday: "The road between Vernal and Pi ice has lieen damaged considerably by melting of snow in the hills, causthe ing streams of waw to run dn.'nWelfrom Prb'e to rut. The highway few miles further Is lington and for a utmost impassible at ths present time. That between Myton and Fort Dudechesne, recently built by the Indian Supartment under the supervision of perintendent Kneale, is inia splend:d over the shape. As soon asliethe thaw entire route will put in good shape by a process of grading and leveling." HEKOLUTION OF HESIECT Castle Hall, Knighta of Pythias, Lodge No. 22, Price, Utah, Whereas, In the allwlse providence of our Heavenly Father, Joseph B. Fauaett, one of the pioneers and an honored citisen of Utah and the good, faithful father of our highly esteemed brother, J. Fauaett, was on the 25th day of January, 1822, called from his lung and successful earthly pilgrimage to hi eter nal reward. Therefore we, the- - mem hers of Price Lodge No. 32, Knights of Pythias assembled in regular session this 28th day of February, 1122, do order hy unanlmoua action that we hereby extend to our bereaved brother, and to the other four sons, Charles, William, George and Albert, and to the family and all Immediate friends our profound sympathy, and that a copy of this resolution ti sent to our bereaved brother, J. O. Fauaett. and to the city press, and that a copy lie entered on the records of this lodge. (Signed), Ralph C. Jones. C. Stanley Price, 8. E. Garret, Committee. . S. W. Golding, assessor for Carbon county, this week liegan mailing out valuation noticea rovering all personal property. Under the law the tax, not secured by real estate In the name taxing unit, becomes due and payable at the time the assessment la made. Accordingly. the taxea are now due and payable on the property covered by tho valuation notices now being mailed. If the property owner ia possessed of real CARD OF THANKS property within the name taxing unit he may have his personal property atto make heartfelt acknowlwish We tached to this real estate security and edgement to the many friends who so not be payment of personal taxes need become our kindly assisted through the loss ofAre-tmade until the real estatg taxes a lieloved wife, daughter and sister. December. due next Colton Storey, and for the msny beautiful floral offerings. (Signed) Mrs. Elisa Jane Wirnmer Loveless. Mrs. H. E. Johnson and It. K. Storey HI years ot age, died yesterday at the and family home of her daughter, Mrs. Brigham avenue, says the a fact. The more we do I be Nielson, 1200 Harvard last Wednesday. more we ean do, and the less we do Salt take Tribune of morH. M. Tyalor The body la at the will be taken to I'ayson thia the less we want to do. tuary and for and Inservices funeral afternoon Don't borrow The Bun. Subscribe. terment. Mrs. Loveless was born JanHope. Ills., and uary 25. 1841. at Mt. She was a sister came to Itah in 1852. of the late T. C. Wirnmer. She waabe-a THROUGH PRINTERS INK pioneer of Iayson and Huntington,came of age when she ing only 11 years By BOB ADAMS by three to this slate. Bhe l survived sons and three daughters. It. W. Hill. Mra Martin Loveless. Hyte 8.A.tavlea D. Lnmmiclc The little flowers by hill and dell P Johnson, Mrs, MU have learned their little lesson and Mrs. Brigham Nielson. well. They breathe sweet scents for bees and flies because it pays has Following up a practice which to advertise. The Insect visitors in been carried on for a long time here that fall in or light upon the edge of the ladles of the number Price hy a and crawl In. the butterflies and Baints church, an organisaLatter-da- y bugs and ants get pollen on the:r for evening Thursday effected tion coats and pants, and wlllynilly con in work of continuation better the thus they share In every floral love nectlon with necessary aid In burial If I had peach and apple pure- 4 affair. lire pa rations. Acting heretofore trees I'd put the proper spray on new arrangely on voluntary calls, the when the fruit was red and these, recas a regular ment will take form I'd tell the world in good and ripe In aid preparognised society to givein plain type, so plain that they who and giving all the ran might read and buv the fruit ing burial clothes times. such st needed helps little much need. The ad so 4 their children In a supply of It Is the Intention to lay and neatly 1 would phrase it that ev-- 4 so to hard so necessary articles the ery gent and dame would praise assemble in emergencies. Their activit. In long Impatient lines they'd ities "ill not be confined to any partic- 4 stand to buy the Rural Rhyme brand. To keep their lungs andular religion or creed, hut will lieAsgivat en In a purely helpful spirit. livers right they'd chew my apday and night. A primrose present constituted those in charge of pls Mrs. Josephine the movement include hy the rivers rim. plain primrose LilMrs. Lillis Mra Frandsen. was to me and Jim, and no one Fausett. else had greatly prised it until the lie Smith. Mrs. George Bird. Mra. Albert W. Shiner, Mra W. E. Stoker and poet advertised it. The meanest flower that grows. I th'nk. mlgln Mrs. Lula Sauers. make a hit through printer's Ink. Coupon books of several denominations. Kept In stock. The Sun. FORSAltWAMD.EIC. Two Cents Pee Word Each Inaerlloo No Cl targe Accounts. APPLEB FOB BA LE RFLENDI I) BA kera. Mrs. Anna L. Nelson, Ferron, Utah. And Upwards. Cleaning, Altering and Fretting. BUCKIO & HILLS (IncoriNHWted) Just Off Main North Ninth Street PRICE, UTAH IN NEWSPAPER8 BALE OLD FOR bundles of a hundred, twenty-fiv-o cents. Tho Bun. HOUSE BALE ONE and lot 60 by 120 feet. Terms. In quire Phono 100m. FOR WANTED LARGE CLEAN COTTON rags. Will pay ten cents a pound for same. The Bun. FOR BALE SEVEN HHAUKH CAR - lain County bank stock at $1 25.00 the share. J. B. Bax, Hiawatha, Utah, Its Eat a Good Old Time Meal NOTICE I WILL NOT BE REBPON sitile for any debts contracted by my wife, Ruby Baria. (Signed), Bam Burls. FOR BALE MODERN BAKERY, building and fixtures at Price. Center of the city. Address, Box 186, Price, Utah. Tho price yon pay for a dinner at cafe ia (mall, yet tho relish ia ao yon feel liko returning every day. Its all in the cooking. FOR BALK FORI) TOURING CAR with starter and lights; bargain. At so safe. Smoot Lumlier company. Price, Utah. ORIGINAL CAFE FOR BALE ONE 10 HOR8EPOWER power boiler, horlsontal type. Ia at Grand Junction. Address George Fletcher, Grand Junction. Colo. na Firat Door East of Busy Boo Confectionery 8tort. PBXCE, UTAH Ninety feet frontage by thirteen and a half rods in depth. Adjoins the building at Price on the south and faces South Eighth street. Will dispose of as a whole or cut to lot or lots. Part cash and terms. Sil-vag- : , , , R. ni W. CROCKETT Agent PRICE, UTAH |
