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Show BLACK FRIDAY, THE SUE, PRICE, UTAH EVERY PBIDAY. PAGE SIX W1K01 PiPERIY Iff SI Shipment of the fint CLEAR CffiEK Yo;ur carload of it is said. Vntil the railroad switch is extended four thuusund feet and a foot tramway constructed to connect the proposed switch with the mine, the company will do its hauling to the railroad by wagon. As soon as .the snow is melted officials exjiect that work on th6 new switch and the trial tram will be started. Under the plan of organization the shareholders are furnished coal at 20 per cent above cost. To others It is old at the market price. All of the stock is common. No bonds or preferred stock have been issued. E. II. Burdick, a mining engineer and expert of many years experience, is manager of the mine. four-thousa- AWARDS HADE TO SEVERAL CA8TLE GATE WIDOWS Maximum compensation required under the Utah workmens compensation act in death esses was allowed by the industrial commission of Utah last Saturday to a large number of widows and rhildren of victims of the Uustle Gate mine disaster of March 8th, last. The record shows that in most cases the Utah Fuel company, whirh ays the claims, has already advanced amounts varying from a hundred to five hundred dollars to dependents. These amounts are deducted from the compensation first falling due in must cases. In addition the corporation aya the funeral eximnses up to a iniximum of one hundred and fifty dollars in each case. Mrs. Hazel A. Johnson, widow of Bryan Johnson, has already received an advance of a hundred nnd fifty dollars and in addition obtains a lump sum payment of xuiie hundred dollars to pay off a mortgage on her home. As a result for the first hundred and seventy-on- e weeks compensation will hs at the rate of ten dollars and after that at the rate of the usual sixteen dollars a week for the remainder of the three hundred and twelve weeks. Mrs. Johnson is the mother of one living and one unhorn child. Other beneficiaries under the decisions are: Mrs. Maggie Hardee and four children. Mrs. M. T. Takeuchi, Mrs. Martha R. Cox, Mrs. Mary L. Jones, Mrs. Lucille Mitchell nnd four children, one unborn; Mrs. Florence Jaooliy and fonr children, Mrs. Myrtle Henderson and three children, Mrs. Malinda A. Williams and daughter; Mrs. Annie C. Evans and three children, one unborn; Mrs. Rosie C. lellegrino, Mrs. Jane Hilton and five children, Mrs. Vida Neil and two daughters, Mrs. Zina Bollock and five children, Mrs. Mary E. Berry nnd four rhildren, Mrs. Lenorn Fullmer and her two children, Mrs. Catherine Felly and five children, Mrs. Mary A. Gilbert, Mrs. Maud E. Huff and six children, one unborn; Mrs. Mattie Wood and five children. Mrs. Brigida Ambrosia and four children, Mrs. Rebecca Quilter and three rhildren and Mrs. Laura A. Simpson nnd eight rhildren. and three children. Mrs. Laura A. Simpson nnd eight children, Mrs. Nellie Ruth Murphy, Pacifica Tugliabue, Victoria Cnssello, Teresa Aquila and Sophia Kupnki. . WASHINGTON, D. C, April 22. A warning against the continued use of black blasting powder in the coal mines of the United States was issued today by the interior department, which said in the period from 1908 to 1922 it and dynamite has caused sevemine explosions with eight nty-one hundred and fatalities in alL Substitution of permissible ex- plosives w hirh have passed tests by the bureau of mines was WHEN are " recommended. rcau. This event promises, it is stated, to be an inqiortaut one for the promotion of safety and efficiency. A large attendance of miners is expected at the contest, and it is anticipated that many prominent representatives of the industry who have taken a keen interest in the promotion of industrial safety will be present. The eoutesta will be for the international champContest cups, medals and ionships. prizes will also be awarded. The judging of the events will be according to bureau standards by those familiar with first aid and mine rescue work. Entries for competing teams will dose on August 27th. One feature of the meet will be the awarding of the congressional medal which is given annually to the team of miners adjudged to be most thorAnother interesting oughly skilled. one will be the awarding of medals offered each year by the Joseph A Holmes Safety association in commemoration of notable deeds of heroism performed by miners in succoring their comrades imperiled st fires and disasters. The selection of the individual men to receive these medals was made by the directors of the Joseph A Holmes Safety association last month. class; some things you 11.4 $1045 Last year 145,167 The Studebaker all surfaces, as was done in ..... ... ... ..... L I G H T - S I X Sedan s.) SPECIAL-SI- 40H.P. 119 $1045.00 1025.00 1195.00 1395.00 1485.00 . IAU the Liberty Airplane Motors. This extra care costs us $600,000 yearly, but it means perfect balance In the motor. More Timken bearings are used in this car than in any competitive car within $1,500 of its price. There are 517 operations in making this car exact to l1000th of an x, Coups Touring Roadster - - ... . - 1400.00 1895.00 1985.00 THE WORLDS .LARGEST Touring Speedster Coupe Sedan prices f. o. b, factory. Terms to meet your convenience .) Rex Poolhall SOFT DRINKS, NEAR BEER, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, ET0. PRODUCER pa-in- g Goes Anywhere Any Time Call Phone No. 98 Courteous Treatment end Hearty Welcome For AIL - iency. 36 South Ninth 8treet (Basement) Kinney Coal Co. and ships from the famous Union Pacific bituminous veins of Pleasant Valley in the Carbon district. None better for stove, range, grate, furnace or manufacturing plant The equal of any and superior to many for storage. Once tried always insisted upon. Get prices from the general offices and sales agency, Walker Bank START RIGHT TWO Nice office rooms in the Electric Building (Best In Price) for rent reasonable. Call or Phone 54. ABERDEEN COAL HIGHEST EFFICIENCY. Government equivalent 8104 lbs. Unequalled (or storage. Will not lack. The best of at earning and heating qualities. Independent Coal & Coke Co. Hines at Kenilworth, Utah General Offlcee in the Welker Bank Building. Salt Lake City. Building. J People who do not profit by the liKsons they nre taught in life deserve n more consideration than those who ORRIN ELMER COLTON, UTAH General Merrlmndlse and Stockmen's Supplies Hotel, Dipping Vais and Fond Lots In Connection and Elevator Company 2. WHJtnt BCRNHAH Manager. . - ' - - . . - $1750.00 1835.00 2495.00 2685.00 Can New Price STANDARD COAL Treated Right Succemor to CRANER MAnnr.w. Spring Canyon Coal Co. Club WILL ROBINSON, ft Soft Drinks, Billiard, ltd (Old Rummy Locitioa) CsB Everyone Invited to Basement Silvagni Building PRICE, UTAH Where You Are Mined In Carbon Countf Shipped Everywhns ' Properties At Standardville, Uw No Dust, No Ash& No Clinkers. Unexcelled St For or age Purposes. For your family Min W.B. 60H.P. I FLOUR Fanners s.) X Please mail me your book, "Why You not Judge Value by Price. Salt Lake City, Utah Frida of the Valley mads right hers st Pries and as good as ths best Feed for your animals. Both these at low cost. Ws deliver. I i STUDEBAKER, South Bend, Ind. PRICE, UTAH Mines S ..... waste their talents. JOHNSTONS DRAY Does All Kinds of Hanling en- MAIL FOR BOOK OF QUALITY AUTOMOBILES After all, about all there is to the tax question is: llow can I get out of itf - G 126 PRICE, UTAH e. I B X W.B. 50H.P. $1425.00 Coupe Sedan For instance: It will able you to look at any car and tell whether its been cheapened to meet a price or offers true quality. It will tell you why some cars rattle at 20,000 miles and others dont It shows one single point in a closed car which measures whether youre getting top or medium quality. The book is free clip the coupon below. Western Auto Co. Salt Lake City brokers are offering United States hSiel 7 ier cent preferand to yield red stock at seventy-eigh- t 8.98 per cent. Great Western Coal fifty-ninMutual Coal stock nine dollars and the Great Western at ten Mail us the coupon beWe will send you free bur new book that will inform you on five simple things which reveal the value of a car. low. j chassis, represents the best we know. In steel and in workmanship it is identical with the costliest cars we build. . Send for the book x. The reasons are these in its The Studebaker Light-Si- Coupe-Roadst- er Before you pay $1,000 or more for a car, these are facts you should know and compare. You owe that to yourself. ar rivals. This includes depredation. The saving was nearly one cent per mile. W.B. Touring Light-Si- x Read the proof at the side. Built by the leading fine-cmaker, for whose cars last year people paid $201,000,000. Each car, in the building, receives 32,000 tests and inspections. Scores of extra values, due to quantity production in a model $50,000,000 plant. Built by a maker whose name for 72 years has stood for quality and class. Built of the finest steels used in motor car building the same as we use in our Big-Si- this. They compared 329 cars, running up to 25,000 miles each. And they found that the Studebaker Light-Si- x cost 11.4 less to operate than the average of its 112 Less to Run 11.4 peo- ple paid $201,000,000 for Studebaker cars. Back of this car is an honored name, which for 72 years has stood for high ideals. Behind it are $90,000,-00- 0 of assets, staked on pleasing you better than others. plants and less to run Touring Roadster rs sation. This supreme quality means lower operating cost. Owners of fleets of cars in this class made audited records to prove ABOUT THE CAMPS OF THE BIG CARBON DISTRICT The state securities commission RESCUE COMPETITION TO BE IN made tests a few days ago of patentTHE EAST THIS YEAR ed fuel briquets, the invention of George W. Love of Mohrlnnd. Under WASHINGTON, D. C, April 19. the process slack coal is combined Several thousand invitations to attend with a mixture of asphalt and comand iarliciate in the fourt interna- pressed into small bricks for fuel. The tional first nid and mine rescue con- Utah Briquet iug company, formed for test to be held at Huntington, W. Va., exploiting the invention, has applied September 11 tb, 12th and 13th, next, to the commission for permission to have been aent out by the department offer $50,090 worth of stock to finof the interior. They are being mail- ance a plant for making the produrt. ed to the coal and metal mining comWeather records often serve as depanies of the country, quarry curat- tectives of an impersonal and unim-- I ors, metallurgical plants, local unions A smelting company, of the I'uitcd Mine Workers of Amer- teachable sort. coke from a producer a purchasing oil the ica, iM'troleum refiners, large hundred and fifty miles distant, obproducing companies, pipeline operat- served a jtersistent shortage and after ors, the mine inspectors of the various several filed a claim with the years states and to the mining officials of eleven thousand various foreign countries, including railroad for about had reason to railroad The dollars. England, Canada, Mexico, France ard believe no coke was lost enroute, and Belgium. Metal operators in Mexico a graph of the losses by months preand the larger coal mining companies hv the weather bureau of the pared of England and Canada are also inStates department of agriculUnited be contest will vited to attend. The showed a striking relationship ture held under the auspices of the bnrrau conditions. That is, the loss was with of mines of with the the October on to West Virginia dejrtment of mines, almost nothing from most numerous the Huntington Chamber of Com- March, the season of some and storms highest humidity, merce, the American National Bed winter showed a having shipments council and National the Cross, Safety while daring the remaining various mine operators, associations gain, dry season of increased and miners organizations. It is antic- months ther the loss ranged from two to winds ipated that eighty teams of trained three thousand pounds per ear. Furminers will compete for the various the fact that ther developed inquiry in frist the coke was prizes offered for proficiency with a heavy quenched aid and mine rescue work. of water while passing from the The department rails attention to spray the fact that more than a hundred and ovens to the ears in which it was fifteen thousand miners hare already weighed. Pin inly it was a loss of been trained in first aid to tlic injured moisture and not of coke, and the and mine rescue methods by the bu- (Continued On Page Eight.) This is one of the cars which has made Studebaker the leader in quality cars. Our sales have almost trebled in three years. x, commodities. rom-pan- Made by the leaders Studa-bake- equipment. By quantity and it saves large sums per car. A car like built unthis Light-Sider ordinary conditions,' would cost $200 to $400 snore. four-dol-l- ar y The Colorado Fuel and Iron for the quarter ended on March 31st', last, reported a surplus of $380r 004 after interest, taxes and depreciation were deducted. This compares with a dollar a share earned the first quarter of 1923. II. E. Munn, at present in charge of a mines bureau rescue car, on May 1st, next, is to become coal supervisor for the Utah Coper comany. In such capacity he will inspect and regulate all shipments of fuel and make effictests for increasing conibu.-tio- n Genuine leather cushions, ten inches deep. Unusual j equipment. Scores of extra values. 00 ' one-ha- lf that. The trend toward has become a sen- Studebaker builds 150,-0fine cars yearly. It builds in model factories, modemly equipped. It has spent $38,000,000 in the past five years on new-da- y are exact to inch. And 122 The crankshafts are machined on Save $200 to $400 Cheaper Fuel Promised. IDAHO FALLS, Ida., April 21. coal at once and fuel within a year is the promise of the Teton Coal conqMmy made by 1L F. Samuels, president of the company, to a masa meeting here Saturday night, provided the Oregon Short Line will put into operation the spur between the main line and the mine and grant the rate schedule asked for. These prices would he wholesale here without the delivery and handling cost. Resolutions expensing the wil of the meeting in harmony with that expressed by other Upper Snake River Valley towns were passed and following these a permanent organization was perfected with E. M. Holden as president and Dr. C. II. Shattnck, secret arv. with the view of carrying on activities nntil the movement for transportation and rates is suecessfn and later broadening it to include a fight against freight rates on other cent a. designed and superintended an engineering department which by costs us 1500,000 yearly. Each steel formula has been proved the best for its purpose by years of tests. On some we pay 15 premium to makers to get them exactly right. F.arb car in the building gets 32,000 tests and inspections. should know. We made a canvass of men who bought rival cars in this class. And we found that 96 in each 109 bought without knowing these facts. So, for your sake and our sake, we want to present them to you. pre-ocrili- ed ar if you learn the truth It is you buy a car in the fifty-seve- n Six-doll- Next Car Will be this Light-Six-, IS BARRED IN ALL PROPERTIES coal from the Black Diamond Fuel BLACK POWDER companys mine south of Clear Creek on Friday last signifies the addition of another property to Carbon districts large list of producers. From now on the company a organization plans to make steady shipments, since it has eoutracts calling for s production in excess of seventy thousand tons yearly, it is said. On the company's estate, according to Secretary. J. A. Barclay, of eight hundred anil eighty acres there are fifty-tw-o million tons of highgrade bituminous fuel useful for domestic and industrial puritoses. Of the four veins known to exist, two of coal devoid of bme have already been oftened up In both by but little development. twelve-foo- t faces have been erased, AP., Miners and Shipps Celebrated (bfl Spring Canyon Coal Minaa at STORKS, UTAH General Offices. SIT Newhouse Building. Salt Lake City, Utah. STANDARDS CO. SALT LAKE CITY General OfficH Ninth Floor Keanu . |