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AN INDEPENDENT NEW8FAFEB WOMENS CLUB ELECTS CIS aib'Ati DEACON MOKI1IU, Ml'SES: Luncheon ON DEPUTIES ' It Governor Gives and Choosing of Officers Pleasant Occasion. members and two guests were seated at the annual luncheon and election meeting held by. the Woman's Club of Price, which function was given at thf Savoy hotel last Saturday in very well chosen words were made by both the retiring and newly elected presidents, Mrs. Maude Sharp and Mrs. Mary CantrilL The club will renew ite aetivitiea next officers September. The twenty-eigas elected following the luncheon will constitute the board of directors for the ensuing year, and are given as folForty-fiv- e Week Ending June 3, 1923 Up That good printing. The Sun. SJ NO COAL SHORTAGE Is Waiting For Orders In Utah. Much Coal On Cara Conferences between Gov. Charles B. Mabey and the Carbon eouuty com- and being assured that the statement missioners at Salt Lake City through- waa correct he lapsed into silence and out last Friday and Saturday devel- inactivity. Nothing at all came of the conferoped only that the governor does not ence, and the commissioners ret anted feel able to handle the situation in home. All the extra deputies which Carbon eounty. With the fizzle of hi had been put in the field at the behest pet scheme of having the alien popu- of the governor were discharged last lation give up their arm in answer to Saturday except those at Scofield, and the proclamation falling on them to do Clerk 11. C. Smith went up to that o, and which waa put forth in re- plare Monday and iaid off the bum-sponse to the governors apjieal to try of about thirty there. No particular ou hia plan, his ideas as to further disturbances have so far occurred in action are found to be absent. With the eounty that ran be traced to the his melodramatic statement that he is release of the deputies. Such disorder unable to figure what George Wash- as hat been instanced at the point of ington or Abraham Lincoln would have the strikers camp outside of Sunny-iad- e, done under similar circumstances, he and the little demonstration pullpasses the buck and says its beyond ed off over at the outskirts of Hiawahim. Confronted by the statement tha, can hardly be said to be a direct from the Carbon eounty commission-er- a result of the lessening of the policing that the resources of the county force. Just how the situation will lie had been exhausted, and that warning handled in case any real rurtion ?oines had been sounded that any further ex- up remains to he seen. That the job is penditures would be lieyond the legal too big for the governor is now even limit and likely to le contested, the ex- more apparent than it was when lie ecutive appealed to hia attorney gen- ran around Carbon county like a big eral for verification of this condition, school boy a couple of weeks ago. EVEN THOUGH IT BE Upwards of 35,000 tons of eul is being held in unbilled ran on railroad tracks and sidings awaiting bills of lading, according to reports made to the mine iiwiectiun department of ne (COT MACHINE IS HALTED BT state industrial commission. Tina sin-pl- TO 8T0F FIRE DESTRUCTION OF in the opinion of some of the SUNNTSIDE BTBIKEBS INTEREST TO ALL shows a alight increase over that held on sidings in uubille 1 ears a week or two ago- - Since the nation-wid- e urded Weapons Picked Up By the eual strike wss called April 1st, the Demand Tor Lower Insurance Ratal niffs Fosse Only Single Bold coal production in Utah has been inure la of Necessity a Movement For Betor less constant, it is indicated iu a gia Holds Onto Bifle Disorderly ter Conditions Even People Who tabulation prepared from these reports. lined Up and Warned That Carry No Policies Buffer When Our lVoduction for a single week during lows: fiirelers Must Not Be Molested. Wealth Goes Up la Smoke. GENERAL the mouth of April has varied only from' a maximum of 69,034 tons to President, Mary CantrlU; first vice president, Frances Christianeon, sec49,880 tons with flic average for sevTolerance of condition! daring the ond vie president, Estelle Dalton: Accustomed to look uon destruo-tio- n en weeks at aliout 57,710 tons. All strike trouble in Carbon recording secretary, Ida R. Tanner; gent of projierty by fire as representweek the on for the resirta produrtion corresponding secretary, Monlmv B. nty that would not be allowed to Crockett; aaslatane secretary, Julia 20th, have not as yet been ing no loss to the euiumunity in a ease May ending Etioae for e moment in ordinary Egan: treasurer, Anne Whitmore; door insurance waa carried, it may received and compiled but those come somewhat of a surprise to aa Keen in has about reached the limit. The keeper, Maude Sharp. would which have prejiared porta LITERARY DEPARTMENT ikers end their adherents camped indicate that for the week ending May many to hava it pointed out that even Chairman, Mahel Peacock; secretary, agside the road a short distance out 20th the coal production in the state people who carry no insurance are viHasel Miller: directors, Selma Fahr-ln- g, would show a slight increase, over the tally interested in having firs losses Sonnyside have stopped, all passers Maggie Marcusen, Agnes fullmer; 1 subjected them to annoying and doorkeeper, Ruth Flynn. production of the week ending with kept down to a minimum. Proierty burned ia property lost. Insurauoe ia MUSIC AND DRAMATIC ART Mtening questioning, in m uiy May 131 h. DEPARTMENT them con rev the fmm simply a mean of distributing then taking Production Comparisons. losses evenly among the imputation inChairman, Clara Ruggerl; secretary, and forcing them to turn luiek Production for other weeks it shown stead of Stevenson, directors, Chrisputting the burden on individt trains proceeding from Mounds Cornelia in the following tabulation: Caroline Edna tine Crockett, Romney, RIVER WILD GOES uals. Rates for insurance are baaed on SWITCHED CONTRACTS itan to Sunnyside hnve been forced Gllmour; doorkeeper. Pansy Meyer. 69.984 tons Week ending April 8th the probable losses for the conditions ttop. und people proceeding to 8un-lid- e SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Week ending April 15th 49,886 tons found in a locality, and nobody ia more have been made to nb.ininn the A9,Si2 tons Chairman, Jessie West; secretary, Long Continued High Water Makes Bidden On New School Claim Made Week ending April 22d interested in making eonditione vitally I pi In eases where drivers of ears Msnraret Reeves; directors, Catherine Week ending April 29th 65,699 tons Muck Serious Trouble. Errors and Welch." in their home Town such that insuranne Walker. Helen Ju : the highway showed a isposi- - MacKnight, KellisEmma Week ending May 61 h .50,733 tons Stein. rates will lie at the lowest itossible doorkeeper. dy; to keep on when hailed, shots Announcement made last week that Week ending May 13th. .......51 ,509 tons ioint than those who do not wish nor I Taking a fresh apart Prirc river last In been fired over the top of the PARLIAMENTARY AUXILIARY Considered by months a rejiort of scre-Friday afternoon and night played a the new school building on South Director. Mabel to have a fire. This resent move I, and the leaat that can Le raid is tary, Louise BunneL Hammond; little more havoc to both the railroad Eighth street would be built by I .nr Allen shows the production in April exiect of Price Chamber of Commerce towaid It grave danger to life existed and and lhf city pipeline At a point just Gunderson, and that plumbing and this year was 255.319 tons, a couriergetting a reduction of insurance rates It a state of intimidation was main-f- COUNTERFEITER GIVEN TERM above Knm worth 'Junction the river heating would be put in the new it rue ed with 285,621 tons for April, 1921, for thia community should be looked AT LEAVENWORTH The stage line is hampered in took a shoot through an orchard, and tore by McAllister ft Duncan of Salt and 298,424 tons for April, 1920. Dur- uiKn very largely as a starter for the operations, and vine ugly aiiua-hav- e away the ground took out a sec- Lake City, waa correct at that time, ing the first three months of 1922 the improvement of conditions so that the John Rossi, who waa arrested over eating tion of the pipeline bringing water to Now, however, it ia necessary to make coal produrtion in the state showed a insurance authorities will bim their developed when passengrrs at on few weeks the Price from Colton Sunnyside a ago re showed any disposition to defy Springs. This .was s new announcement. Gunderson's bid tendency to exceed the prnduet!on tor way to put into effect a deserved reof counterfeiting hai been sen- a serious break, add for several days on the bnilding was 913,196, over three the first three months of the year pre- duction in insurance premiums, and it molesting malcontents. A climax charge the district States United tenced in this community was obliged to use wa- thousand dollars below the next high- vious. Consequently, while the produc- should not lie looked on aa merely a irached Tuesday, whoa six people years ter turqed into the pipe near the point est offer. After the contract lmd taen tion in April during the first monta "holler for forced to debark from the stage, court at Denver to serve twoLeavensomething with the ides in the federal penitentiary at this break from the ranal. Up at given him, Gunderson dscorere-- l that of the strike was nearly up to the pro- that you get what you ask for if you of part of them came back to Price a Soldier Summit a lake formed made vigorous complaint to the worth, Kan. For a number of years by the a serious error had crept into hia fig- duction in April. 1921, yet the fact ask loud enough and often enough. by the federal melting snows backed up behind the ures, and wanted a substantial addi- that it did not maintain the same pronff. Just after dark a posse of search waa prosecuted Roeni and it wae thought Help to Got Lost. a dozen deputies was started officers for big fill just at the east end of the tion made to hit price. The board of portion as previous months, leads some when count had the he left s. probably Discussing the annual five hundred ryj the sheriffs office, and on yards, and gutting throngh took out ai edneation declined, however, to do this to view It as a curtailment of ojiera-tionhe at dollara fire loaa in' the United was million Sunnyside apprehended by of section the track. FullL. Coincidentally R. to the point nar the etrikers and gave the contract Henry M. Taggert of the se- with a ground slide that occurred jnst mer, another of the bidders. A sinr-la- r States, W. E. Mallei icu, ircsidont of p one of the machines went ahead Captain Associacret service office, and who ii located over the hill but recently, when the condition existed as to the plumb- MINING FOR RADIUM TAKES ON the National Fire IVotection decoy, the other following with at Salt Lake educat- - ' in who was a witout for but LIFE 2 NEW tion, and No. ways pointing City train stub got through. ing and heating contract, and jilh the posse close behind and without ness in the trial at Denver, Rossi waa of fire matter in the the public ing was caught behind the damnged truck, same process in operation tins work its. Halted by twenty-fiv- e or of the prevention, says that it sometimes for of counterfeiting resumption convicted Preparations same the C. hanjieiied It. thing Friday night, falls to a local establishmut, who lined np across the search for radium producing ire lire seems, to paraphramie Rudyarl Kipfederal reeerve notes. and no more trains either way eonld Reed. J, the first ear was auickl.v bmnglit under wav in IV out cm Colorado nnd ling, that the structures we build ui until that Since morning. Sunday pass lor play of a spotlight from (he KTWANIS CLUB IS TO INSTALL time minor interruptions have occur- REPORT ON STATUS OF ROADS :n Southeastern Utah. The Stuiutarl one liy one, we burn down two hy two d one. The holdups on seeing the Chemical company of Nsturto has but fortunately, the situation ia not FLAT APPARATUS red in train service, but all aeema to OVER THE STATE ntiea pofur from the eeeonl cur three hundred men at work, and the quite as bad as that. A tobacco conlie today. smoothly going 'tod throwing away guns of all sizes force is being inereiiHed daily. The cern in tbe United 8tntea and also one Plans of the Kiwania club for decommisPrice road in and state Roads to the Canyon bridges Reporting i descriptions. of Colorado which in Canada have taken stejm to elucnte Radium Flight was the rr-- r veloping a playground system in lrice re suffered a lot, the main bridge sion last Monday, Howard C. Means, owns thecompany af the day except for one of ihe are not far enough advanced to be extensive Kearns claims in the puble by mentis of printed warnall out work washed covers road state at engineer, Kyune having Saturday Wlera. who held onto hie rifle nn-- l given in detail, hut it is given out that The bridge at Price, on the no in progress or immediately con- Dry Valley south of Muuh, has resum ings to be more careful iu disposi? of was taken from him by force. He, when the new school building now un- night. ambitious rdlc lighted matches and burning smoking road leading to Emery county, hold af- templated. From this report, together ed oicratiiitis on an and work 1 Dry materials. Why would it not lie fitl'ng on its gateway mines, rever,' escaped to the camp, and it der way for South Eighth street shall ter morn-inga- s with a comments of anchored last presentsummary Friday being at an cirly for the man who sells furnaces an-- l is impossible to locate him e.gsin. he ready for occupancy there will be rontemplated Valley waa reported in The Sun last ed with it, it ia learned with regard to die men who could be found in the found on the grounds some preparaweek. Repairs to the piieline have various neighboring Federal Aid pro-bee- n date. Inasmuch as the Dry Vallcy Moves to instruct his customers in thn daims are the richest and imut rudiments of fire prevention as it reip wer lined up and warned that tion for the little folks. With the eon-se- nt made, and Colton Springs water jects that r further disturbances or stopping ite carnot of district the in lates to hia product? He could 11 sc and eo operation of the hoard of is a agin coming down the line. A ape- - t. a. F. No. F Castle Dale to Fer- Utah and Colorado, iNrations m a users of the necessity for cleaning out education the Kiwanis will put tip cial meeting of the citv council last ron E. C. Knowlln. resilient engin-e- r, people would result in vigorous even to cleaning up the whole some apparatus during the summer. r :Cf considered movinw the u t EirM,nt reviewing this project scale larger than ever before witness- smoke pipes and flues at least once A naay mgni wth y0n)r 0f o,e i,utvau f pm.iic ed in Utah will lie carried on. Reiini-tio- n year; for seeing that all pipes conveyitli. Search throngh the sage brush Other plans will be annnunced !ater, pipeline to safer ground for a distance roada ftn,j Hhonld have the information s in Dry Vhlley will ing heat are set at a safe distance from of lid of the single flash lamp i:i port there being some pre)arations in th. of about a mile. In this office for preparation of the lienefit to South- combustible surfaces and could dwell considerable of outcome of inn of the the withon prove immediate anil estimate future, plans, specifications deputies brought or four days. Du to washouts eastern Utah, as with a subst.mlial ufsiu the advantages of using metal in pins, together with a remarkably which will dojiend the formulation of AND ALL TOLD AS TnOUun!neirthree Soldier Summit, he might ! do payroll established a market would be barrels fnr ashes and coals, ilo rc is nmus supply of ammunition of va-- s the clubs aetivitiea in this line. NOTHING UNUSUAL yed for a few days additional. Whm jis nn equal opportunity in ninny ecupa-lion- s; ihe Ithls information la obtained In this of- - provided for many local callers. Later reports from the hotel keeper, the tin er on Tolar Mesa, near CnstV-ton- , n good that Up ancecm lack of The the used that after tell here kind departure 8tones of the 'lity given ethetanV".ndlpl Metals Reduction com- manager, the garage proprietor all the Keystone the sheriffs ears the field rewun many salesmen have is due to the to all originate at Marvsvale, Cola. F. A. P. No. -- F Cartle Dale to Ker-fo- r pany has been working a big force of eoubl aid materially in educating their a fireflv party, with the bunch fact that they dress and act like graf- The Vernal Express haa evidently now sulmlHslon to the bureau men all winter and spring. More than patrons to prevent fires. We all py tin' to find the guns they had so era instead of acting like they ta.heve started some of its own brand. This Five bridta F. A. P. No. men are now employed, and the the bill through higher insurance istes what they say. ntly thrown away. natier tells tlint Mrs. David Karren of j tween Castle Dale and Kmery The fifty for onr terrific annual fire loss and by is making heavy sliipm-nt- s company on this the .bids :for prosMt advertising which has Ashley ward has a turkey A permanent camp has lid n each ones share of the property ore. of NeFK. tn Who remembers the oldfashioned, m.ide ffhoula w things anger a woman more nict wtnln wpn a laying record which it ih iltniht- - Threc bridge of thi project lwive Ircen established, the company having pureven if the loss is covered by Sat!n the sight of a bachelor who np-- ti ambitious boy who worked all davV be beaten in the isUte. The lien finUhed and two will l advert! .!. ed can chased a sawmill with which to turn insurance. Hence, why not all help to he contented and happy. urday in a grocery for a quarter e Duch.-sn10-Fort in question began laying March 13th "p. a. P. No. B mt uM,1)ir f((J. ,l)(, Pn.truc!i..u of Ets lower the hill hy join'ng in the Camdecision and has laid an egg every day includ - jto Vernal No definitebureau .. or paign for fire prevention pub-.camp houses. hod with the ing May 17tli, on which date she lie- - !je" reffardinx the length of inis gan setting. On the duy before slie.M0(nn cf k. a P. No. 10. The county OF EKTERTAIHHENT began setting. May 16th, she laid two desires to construct the section nearest IN CITV PARK TIKES FRESH davs'm Vernal, the bureau of publiccmrf.Hda THAT eggs, thus ill a period of sixty-on- e mi- construct ibe sc. rwoni a sixty-tw- o laid splendid A. The edtatJ,y to era, section ,djgrent WEEK NEXT BY RADCUFFE for s turkey hen. 'county officials hope to he able to fi- nance Us share of the entire distance. HOUSE IS START "F. A. P. No. l A Man s u' to YOUNG TO ANSWER TO MURDER! .THntJn Work on thia pruje-''Wanted bv twelve of Price Citys. CHARGE MONDAY Mar IS. 1922, adults for be. will $2.00 tickets ; Season s known after an ime.tgaliar I surface of Providing "free camp grounds for "F. A. P. No. 2 Lorenof examination fliMrH1 fl.na Program for fw Preliminary Price to Castle Oitc Courro e privr-mesliieli convinced them of the mer-o- f the three auto tourists tm grown in the jwist the then seerelnry of the Clinmls-- r of of include: will on the charge zo H. Young killing on this project N being placed by days : from the rfimrai-torsCommerce got penni-sio- n isiiii!ar ship- few years to lie the mot the organization, the Rnddifle Tmn Tenas will be held Monday next Gray and Murdorh. FIltHT DAY AFTF.IIXOOX itm- corsand menu Krvcl of nl to wh(h northeast euuncil use the encountered' of a lutstime municipalities, city ) Concert sheriff, Coleman Niinmia will hold forth next Thnrv Company Young, deputy . fl) The v thd dtnio, aw? ; . tpr Is furniit hd " of about the size ner of City Park for a camp ground. Ilnmaiead. lm- - Tcnns up in Spring Canyon on citus tlmse Ellsworth enter-Mnenend nilW mnng The no ly and and forward Friday Saturday. ;roin;itly Entertainmerit f4'rg persons I or and was stopjanl by Tenas, who and imputation of Price. Whether or Nothing was done in the matter tart ;!. will be given in the stake delay O. I.ncey. "Making the 14lh, Ulysses (2) him in' 1 on the No. A P. "F. Helper lirirtge not n certain rivalry among Mich com- full, but with the present season well deputy, wounding Lecture fired fnsade. The spirit which dom!- -' Dream Come True ifications snj estimate munities is roKKinsible for the momen- under way the (liainTwr of Commerce the committee of local citizens (SI Short IToxram of Htoris for the leg. Young then fired two shots, on Plana and spotare nractically complet- tum behind the movement; whether or lms begun active work to this project Worker in ftld... Junior and which of h't (1m-ItJboth Tenas, Young resulting ii pit the l!d ihe movement to pet the to the riu-,- u ed and should he of Orgunized his death. a Demonstration (4) mania that affects grounds in shape, and with a work Young not charging the next fieruliar within Complaint the road. of entertainments put liefnre the puhllr I.ed by Junior bender Play with murder was entered by mine of three or four days. such cities or in most, cases just a party staged at the instance of the communi-ttn- -t in this city is that UIIST DAY NIGHT A. P. No 25 Ncphi to I'tah few of the citizens in each place-,-t- .i F. is thia and new secretary, A. 11. linker, last MonTenas relatives, benring the with in tonch some of I ,f O. The '"ncrete get ne The Splr't Ulysses county title world, and that a look into the 45) the ColonistIiccy Lecture the outcome. An inquest was started pav ment on thia project Is progress- want to lie on the Ocean to Iikes Ar- day night witnessed the first spurt tois the moving force; ward shaping up the grounds for this Company over Tenas, but has never been cool- ing satisfactorily. Two cement mixers row Trail (g) The foiem an Concert Waiiimpiit offered bv this ant! Ellsworth Plimwtead, Dn- - p!eted. started to work yesterday. the reluctance of many use. Quite a bunch of tbe workers in not or whether has evidneed that much Entertainment j Dcrsonator in protest or ridicule various business houses gather.' I at voice a to raise will and elevating influence DAY AFTERNOON SHOMI one might lc 5:30 oclock, and went up to the pack because of the fetish pveu to the people here through Boston Joymakera. Walter Ec-- J (7) allows the move- to build a rook house for use of iLe knocker firailed a of Entertainment Engagement. With no hope CREW SPEEDING HP ON clc. AI. Peanwill.. Director. mad rush ment its ; wheth- campers. The ladies, too, turned out, to continue "The lial profit for themselves, this eoin(g) The Chautauqua Lecture Storm" er or not the tourists who camp in and made the affair quite a pleasant made the necessary financial NIGHT SECOND DAY the grounds are benefited thereby, little jmrtv hy fixing up what they fantccs to secure the Chatauqr.a but hien and whether or not a city has a suita- called a wienie roast Paring on Price to Castle Gate highThe Chatauqua Director. "The hould the receipts exceed the cx- 505 feet. T.sUiy roadway laid being After the of the Patriot" ....Lecure like satisa more looked without with a for banquet Spirit ble is ground fairly camp place progressing ?nr anMmn( M will he another god day. As the work ov;r 101 Boston Joymakera. Walter Ee- way crowd finished the was work small too emcc, reits he given to some park already t worthy public factory progress, j A stretch which rie. AL gets closer and closer to the mixing using all lie to the benefit of the community. groujied as reasons or ob- of the goodies and sang songs, quite eed up. Ten may THIRD DAY AFTERNOON a gravei filling to be laid un.ler plant it will of course, quired to promulgating the srheire a collection of good ramp ground and tortainment covering three after- The Kirk Fredericks Company the paving hampered things a little days more will see concrete right up jections (ID been prepared Concert ,;B nnd three Maxwell spur, and then in a community. Experience with n tarns ting verses having evenings is offered. The last loa 1 of Durable during the week, no concrete being put to the plant at Baker. m. "The f.ir a has so in Price lL oiiy Secretary. Bingh by ground in (12) made ahead of the full organizaat Price City "camp will be iig Satisfaction of Life" Lecture down Wednesday while the fill was .a new start 8 the It may be the workers left the park a little after will or- Junior Worker and work will be run bark to been rather unsatisfactory. ton. workjlimits NIGHT Thursday, DAV prepared. THIRD being movement took 9 oclock and a load of tourists arze the home the that however, said, for town children for an is payday The Spirit of on top of the fill was a little slow, yet the mixing plant. Today the rived st that same moment to stop for fertilized play demonstration, and (13) Oujr M. Bingham, .Lecture four hundred and fifty feet waa run. the working crew, which numbers al- a new aspect about the middle of Pioneer" the M. he n'ght. when season Miller, last George he a feature of the sfler- - (14) The Kirk Fredericks Company most fifty. Thursday was the best day yet, the net 11 Concert entertainment for the first day. 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