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Show FRIDAY. MARCH PAGE SIX HOPE 1$ 17 PRICE. UTAH EVEBT FRIDAY MDOD FRANDSEN HWC NAIIOMDE OF .'Mil iiVWIWIliP:!! COMPANY ill.il'1 V 1 rii.1i, 'li'i BRICK : iii$ STRIKE THE COMING MONTH W ASlllNGTt i. D. C., Manli 33. ; While a strike ot boll coal miners is regarded us virtually certain, govern-- 1 uieut officials renewed their efforts, h.lii'L:! i UUB 0 :! ! fJfll jmJllPliim frula ,he mines of today tobnngab,.uta eonierei.cel,e-na- h ruull(M.tiullH whil.h mth 1 and as pro-tors miners tween the oia-rmines of the state, meHIH jj t jie iar vidcdtorm the 1!0 hecretary wM in Ythnvy, UK ae- uM jy ofl-- a K.rIlaVis alllmushisa.iK..utel ieirJi tQ btatistil.a furilLsheil bv the over the attitude ut certain o,sjrut..rs mw, 0t.ru(or!) Jo Crl A Allen, Vote '!ii:f:i ; :!:i i!, HU -- Mm isy m ' I! I I l nmsiM iillWii-- ( ;i!il. Tarda adjoining the Denver aag Rio Gfrande Railroad tracks on the south, three blocks east of depot. Office at the yard. iy tlmates given and prices quoted on application. Postoffloe Bos l ill! ill HI I ll j I All PiPi S. tnrer of hi' ; ; Hanufao. Brick of AH Kinds i'ii iiiii Telephone TtM. m lading to ogrec to a eounei itiss!ur of mines and mining engineer PRICE; UTAH gathering, is making other moves that f(ir ,lfc lVlw, stales bureau of mines, ;i may win over the relicHious orators. ot aU,ut uh W hat these y'1! ii!, holding that U V! ! if they were , - . 1'iiji i j 'bieetivelv 322,988 and 515,214 tons. i nl,e DR. R. M. JONES Word has reached W aslunglon that Tltal iu to vear date ,hii lirodu,.tilin !!!:!; Ii Phyaldan and Surgeoa aome of the important group of op- - I'tali has 834.123 tons, compared iWM!!: KJj erator are going hack to the Novem- with 078,888 the first two months Obstetrics and Diseases of Chlldiea, of Office Bllvagnl Block. Price. Utah. ber, 1917, scale with the miners and 1921 ami 3.194,882 the first two ot are determined to return to that wale 192U. The latter figures just about DR. J. A. JUDY whether or not the miners agree. These rNni represent capacity of the mines of the and Surgeon Phyaldan lilniiliRii! claim that present living operator state t wo years ago. The producing rnal the of state and the conditions Telephone 1CIW has been somewhat increased by market warrant both sides to get buck the oteniiig of aome mines since then, Office Price Commercial and Bavlnga iiili'i1 !.! Bank Bldg Price. Utah. to tbe 1917 scale. According to infor- and would prubuhlv run about 7,500,-09- 9 i lliil ,!i.H 'i mation tbat lias reached officials hanwith Siil! tons a year DR. L B. EVANS steady demand !' ll! dling the strike situation, the opera- and no ear or labor shortage. Dentist to tors are jierfectly willing go along dewith the union men, but they are Office, Rooms 1 New Redd Bldg. nual rejHirt made public today. Gross termined that nuthiug shall deter them 1921 were in from sales receipts PRICE, UTAH from the 3917 acale. eomimred with $51,812,813.-1- 4 q Thus a virtual deadlock liaa been DR. XL B. GOETZMAN in 1920, being a decrease of reached in the negotiations which SecDentist 47 per rent, according to or retary Davis has jmt under way to the rejNirt, while ojieratiiig exjieiises Work and Extraction. Price bring the opposing sides together. Da- were $25,712,432.72 iu 1921, compared Commercial Bank Bldg., Price, Utah. vis and his advisers are now easting with in 1920, a decrease about fur some plan to break this dead- of 44 $46,346,320.57 DR. SANFORD BAUJNGER fields and well prepared seed beds often produce Vj fier rent. The net earnings were out lock. Officials pointed today that $1.77505.70 last year, compared with Dentist of seeding. because improper Service. 1111188 the railroad workers struck with will Dnll a decrease of 67 in your Tractor Amsco get $5,466,492.57 1920, and The Fordson Tractor Office, the New Redd Building. the aufe coal miners, the effect of the cent. the even seeding at PRICE, UTAH coal strike would not be appreciably per crop planted at the right time and insure felt for several weeks. OPERATORS OF SOUTHERN OHIO STEWART. ALEXANDER A PRATT proper depth. even For many weeks large stocks of eoal Attorney! At Lew STANDING FIRM Seeding the Fordson way means early germination, of crop-be- tter even have been going into storage and the assures also ripening stand and rapid growth. It Office Second Floor Bllvagnl COLUMBUS, O., March 11. Southgovernment's eoul experts estimate of grain and an increased yield. Building quality that by April lat, when the strike is ern Ohio coal oieraturs today declined PRICE, UTAH with double run force feed with are Drills Amsco equipped scheduled to begin, about fifty million tho request of Secretary of Labor Daeither single or double disc and ribbon stefcl tubes. Their strong GEORGE CHRISTENSEN n tuna will be almve ground. vis to meet with miners in joint constrain put upon Attorney At Law angle steel frames make them equal to any them mines can be counted on to produce at ference to arrange a wage scale for the a real one-mthem and the Automatic Power Lift makes once from 4,IMMI,(MH) to 6,000,001) tons central competitive field. The curatOffice, the Bllvagnl Building, Formeroutfit. They are manufactured by The American Seeding a week which with the large stocks now ors of Southern Ohio raniiot partici-at- e ly Occupied by Judge F. E. Woods. In storage will carry the couu.iy along in auch a conference, a reply to Telephone ISO, Price, Utah. Machine Company exclusively for the Fordson. Let us show DrilL Amsco comfortably for a considerable period. Secretary Davis ' letter requesting the an L. A McGEE you These facta are so apjwrent," said a meeting said, but they will meet with At Law Attorney administhat the the representatives of the mine workhigh official today, tration can only believe that both aides ers of this district at any time to dia-ruRooms S and S. Bllvagnl Bldg. PRICE, UTAH are endeavoring to bring on a strike." a wage acale and working conditions that are fair to the miners and FERDINAND ERICK8EN EFFORT FOR CONFERENCE IS operators of Southern Ohio" with the Attorney At Law NOT EFFECTIVE understanding that auch a conference TIT Judge Building will not discuss the checkoff. Tbe letBALT LAKE CITY. UTAH INDIANAI'OUS, Ind., March 13 ter declares that the present demands IToie of averting a nationwide coal of the miners have been rejected by OLIVER K. CLAY strike April 1st was virtually abandon- ll! interstate conference in the last Attorney At Law ed today by the officers of tbe United every three years, and that the United Mine Mine Workers of America. Mine own- Workers Office Room I. Bllvagnl Building. of America have violated ers who have twice refused to enter everv PRICE, UTAH made by them since agreement wage negotiation were silent on the 1916. HENRY RUGGER! government ' efforts to effect a conThe threatened ausiiensiun of bituAttorney At law ference. Union officers saw hut little minous coal resulted from acmining existtiefure the ehanee of a meeting Authorized Sales and Service Office et tbe County Courthouse. tion by the Southern Ohio orators PRICE, UTAH ing agreement with the ojieratora ex- in first refusing to join in a central 153 Phone Below Hotel Utah Savoy Price, pires, March 31st. Without an agree- states wage conference that was to B. W. DALTON ment to become effective April 1st the have been held at Attorney At law Pittsburg in Januminers will drop their pick, Ireaid?nt ary, and in a later conference schedJohn L. Lewis said. Office Kkn Theater Building. uled fur Cleveland early this month. PRICE, UTAH By the end of this week tbe final re- Other districts followed the uction of sult from tbe miners' strike vote will the Southern Ohio A. KOPFS STUDIO operators and the he made public. It is cxierlod to W in conferences which were asked for by High Grade Portraits and Enlargea ratio of nine to one favoring r. . ments. President John L. Lewis of the United unless the mine owners agree t Mine Folcalled to consumer Workers were has this off. BIG STILL SEIZED saving, IS DOWN AT Second Floor to open negotiations on the miners deGINGHAM AND ORGANDY Price Commercial end Bavlnga Bank lowing their failure to obtain a joint which, if extended to his own sales THOMPSONS mands for a day, a five-da- y conference the United Mine .Workers would accrue to the public benefit PRICE, UTAH. week and continuation of the present Federal announced unless a new that central prohibition agents returning basic wage. The miners consider the J. E. FLYNN to Salt Lake City last Monday reportExport Dropping. Licensed Undertaker and aitnation loaded. They don't want competitive field wage acale was formed to Director Joseph E. Richards the Embalmer WASHINGTON, D. C, March 11. to disrupt tbe efforts of Secretary of ulated by April 1st the miners would arrest of Louis I. Geer at Thompsons suspend work at that time. A decline of 40 per cent in exports of Labor Dana to avert the strike. lenhc and the seizure of a large still, which Such a suspension would completely domestic bituminous coal for 1921, as The union policy committee will meet PRIICE, UTAH he is eoal to have bituminous tie the rainea been toof alleged up compared with 1920, was reported operating. within a few days to map out a eonrse Before leaving for Zion the agents Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, Indian day by the department of commerce. DR. J. B. HENDERSON the miners will pursue in the matt turned Geer over to the state authorand Illinois, the largest soft coal pro- Bunker coal was not included. ApChiropractor. districts in the country. Ap- proximately twenty million long tons, ities, who will prosecute him in the disHOWATS APPEAL IB DENIED BY ducing At First Price. West of The Bun, trict court at Moab. Geer was operat- 11 to 18 noon Doer proximately two hundred and fifteen valued at $12296,704, were exported I till 4 p. m. At HelSUPREME COURT the thousand men would be affected. A last year as against thirty-fou- r still in the basement of his per. over Helper State Bank. tin million ing home and from it was vote now being taken by the United tons, valued at $304,273,241, in 1920. except Sunday. Other hoars WASHINGTON, D C., March 13. supplying a lu- p. ra., at homo. Calls hr appointment. crative trade at the eoal mining camp The supreme court today dismissed the Mine Workers in these districts is re- Anthracite exKrts last year were near of Sego, but a few miles distant The writs of error by which Alexander H. ported to be almost ten to one in fa- six hundred and fifty thousand tons BEN BEAN agents while in the vicinity also arIfowat and other labor leaden sought vor of suspension of work April 1st if less than in 1920. General Painting Contractor a new reached rested two Frenchmen operating in the agreement is not by that to have reviewed the decision of the Work. All Estimate Free San Rafael section. Each of them Kansas state courts holding them guil time. Walter O. McKinney, secretary AROUND THE COAL CAMFS OF Phone 18814. of the Southern Ohio Coal exchange, when entered rea their court of for arraigned of of contempt guilplea CARBON DISTRICT ty PRICE, UTAH hi in Davis to letter and was insentenced to ty court Secretary the of today, to a before fusal pay fine of appear two hundred dollars. PRICE LODGE No. 52 L 0. 0. T. It is said that 80 per cent of the mindustrial relations. The opinion of the said The coneconomic and PRICE, UTAn competitive Carbon delivered Justice members Chief of are district of ers Taft, by court, Possibly Lloyd George continues to stated that the questions of the consti- ditions in Southern Ohio arc in no way the United Mine Workers. lleeta each Wednesday evening at identical with the other districts with hold on because the British are conL. A. HUi. n. O.; Howard Kenilworth is working five and aix tutionality of the Kansas statute cre- which .clck tent tho Ohio Southern to owrators are let do industrial relations court George o.; of it." . week with j. j. Whltford, Secy. an a ating the davs two of There la a dainty and little girlish and prohibiting strikes in the settle- asked to part, e, pate, and neither ' he fh;,uwllld toiw ufl,ut evJ. Uentv. charm unuMual TNG alout this frock Kit made for bet result and Lazy jieople would find one comfort ment of all labor dispute were hot miners nor operator of Southern Ohio 'four of gingham and trimmed with organEWING MACHINES mean i could in that tree. a mav living up dy. It ahows the justify any agreement of an expert, They could come brought ltefore tbe court in a projtcr ERVICE, not now, but many p,,nhtion of the roads handling familiar genius be arrived at in such a joint interstate L material). Organdv down without exertion. form for it to pass upon them. ytara. J. E. Jatneaon will see that Ixrom 1 nee west very little wagon haul ninkcs the narrow, plaited frill that meeting." the court The effect of the refusal of your machine la taken care of. Corj eoal ha been coining into this eitv the adorn the skirt and finish the neck and J crests of Florida contain a hun- ner Fifth and J streets. Phone 110-sleeve. Narrow Iwnd of it slip under to diM!te of the appeals on tbe issues two slides of gingham on the bodice and tie dred and seventy-fiv- e From Another Angle. different kinds J. W. which Howat and bis associates sought HAMMOND, LICENSED ABof wood. That ronl from the min, in Wales! .Husines has lately been picking up at each aide. to raise will be to leave effective the STRACTER OF TITLES Inited late luel cnnqmny decision of the lower courts holding reaches New York City and is disused Abstracts of titles furnished to any throe ( nrhon in eami county them in coutempt for refusing to ap- of at a figure lower than it can piece or tract in Eastern Utah. Fire one ,n ,',nor--Insurance written In the best compapear before tbe court of industrial re- placed on the seaboard from American "n nies PeM estate, bonds, etc. Second Wyoming miners have voted for the lations and also holding them in con mines is probably true, blit that tbe now Bllvagnl Bldg., Price. Utah. No information will tempt for ordering a strike after llicy fact means an economic loss is not so nationwide strike. bad been enjoined from doing so. Tbe certain. Where the import trade and lie given out at Cheyenne, the ballot conviction of Howat, August Dorchy, the cxHrt trade practically equal in being forwarded to Indianapolis, Ind. Thomas Harvey and II. 1). Foster, all volume there would lie no reason to At several of the Carbon districts Give un your hauling and oth leaders of the United Mine Workers bring eoal across the Atlantic. As it camps miner are quitting because of rrwork of till freight kind and It will have Prompt attention. No Job too large or in Kansas, followed their refusal to is the foreign supply is brought os bal- slack work and again they do not detoo email for me to handle. Service appear before the court of industrial last, because it can be sold at mine sire to lie mixed up with the anticipator night. T. P. Lemons, Phono rorday relations of Kansas and give informa- prices here, saving the cost of unload- ed strike next month. SOW, Price, Utah. et tion in an investigation of mining con- ing the sand ballast that otherwise ha Assessed valuation of the Cameron Sil-yag- nt ditions made upon complaint of mem- to be used. Oceans carrier must make Coal company is placed at $151,177 in ! One days operation by women of the bers of a labor union of which they one trip here for every trip over, and a made to the state Imard of Hotel Biltmore in New York rojiort City rewere officers. cannot safely come without cargo. For lost Monday. Of thi val Sociequalization enriched cently the fund of the The state courts held them in every ton of ballast brought there is ue $98,585 represent coal lands. ety For the Prevention of Tuberculoa and sentenced them to jail until an excess of exKrt over inqNirt of a Former Sheriff us 1y more than $38,000. Three thousGeorge Collingham willing to testify. Howat and his as- ton of merchandise. In the economic was over from Sunnyside last and women volunteers comiwsed the Friday sociates contended that they could not outcome, then, the sale here of ballast on business. The mines there staff which took charge of the hotel are workbe held in contempt by one court for coal represents au exchunge for Amerfor twenty-fou- r five on the with five day average ing hours, and the busitheir refusal to appear before another ican goods. Deuliug nationally, there is hundred coke oven in commission. nesslike manner in which conducttribunal whose organization they in- profit to this country in every ton landed it brought forth loud they Notice that a strike in the coal mines from sisted was unconstitutional praise ed. Another angle is that no change in the management. labor conditions in our own mines can of Colorado would take place on April 1st when the nationwide walkout is Poor Showing Made. possibly prevent or reduce this coiiith-titio- n unless a new wage scale threatened . ,ar!y,thirty thousand farm women finA to March 11 home coal DENVER, Colo., production. The and New ork state are members of tie in is agreement working negotiated al deficit, after all charges, of $2,731 r Welsh coal is delivered in (iolham at Home Bureau Federal xn, which is or171.62 during the year ending Decem- a lower price than the difference in between the operators and proper ofganized in every county in the slate. ber 31. 1921, is announced by the Colo-zad- o mine cost, and roiild be delivered at a ficers of the United Mine Workers of Fuel and Iron in its thirtieth an still smaller price if necessary. The (Continued on page 8.) r:ib.,r.. f volt.., in the United StHte dates h.ik lo 1021. y r, , e:f PROFESSIONAL 8!i:p I ip la-e- m ty m 1. 7-- 1927 72 Fordson Seeded Fields SAT X-R- ay FERTILE X-R- ay Non-unio- an as -- ALGER AUTO COMPANY T on the-righ- six-ho- ur Si ... : be;,' T. P. LAMONS .frona8e by thirteen and deR$1 Adioins the at Price on the south and South Eighth street. Will of as whole or cut to lot or lots.dispose Part cash and terms. , con-tem- pt R- ? f-e- Vu-'!- W. CROCKETT Agent PRICE, UTAH |