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Show THE SUH. PEXCE. PAGE EIGHT Utah Coal Mines Producing Only PTAH-EVE- BT PBIDAY, IPAT July Your of Life! Time Is the Your Vacation of Capacity One-Thi- rd r Til Sun Special Service. WASHINGTON. 1). C., July 7. MOST REVOLTING CASE Production of bo ft coal coiil in ued to recover iu the week ended Juue 28tk. The total output ia now estimated at This ia the sec- Two Young Man In Carbon Jail With 7,327,0(111 net tone. Moat Serious Charge Pending. made ond highest record during the (Mist three months. Despite the recent Two men J. A. Gray and B. G improvement the rate of production the former altuut 35 and the latFms, remains well below that at the date of all recent years ter 20 yean of age are in the euunty jail at Price on a statutory charge. except ll22. The fact that the at the mines has caused pro- They were arraigned before J. W. o duction to drop to a lower level than Uauunond, justice of the peace and last this morning Monday city, in 1921 should nut, however, be taken They are to, have their au indicating that a similar falling committed. hearing July 17th. Bonds preliminary Inu reduce: off in other industries were fixed thousand at dollan each a the consumption of coal to the ex- and which neither was able to give. 1921. in reached low tremely point assaulted There ia aaiple evidence that con- Thry are alleged to have and Juantwo girls Ruby Kite, 14, declined-durinthe lirst has sumption 15 years old the night ita Reeder, extent what but to half of the year, of the Fourth. The men have had etui n t be accurately stated!. It seems concessions be to be obvious, however, that produc- tween Price upandat Riverside Parkshort fur a Ifcljicr tion declined at a more rapid rate and Fuss were than did cousumptioa and that there time recently. Grsy Gate when Castle at apprehended on lias been an appreciable draught a officers to they arresting minting million tona of soft held the sixey-tw- o were attempting to flee this section 1921. on 1, consumers January by after a fist fight with the father of Output of soft during the first hun- one of the girls. The parent, who wus dred and lifty-thre- e working days of his daughter had iieeu aware that only 1924 226,was of calendar the year home in a drunken condition, 172.000 net tona. For the week end brought asked Sheriff Ray Dcmiug to handle mines Utah of 21st the June with ing the case, and it was in uestioiiing produced 33.13 ier cent of fulltime the iliildieu that the story of the asettiacily. lsisses from all causes were sault caiue out. The father of one of 5(5.7, mine disability 3.9 and no marhad hot dog victims a the pur)iorted ket 02.8 er cent. During the same stand at the park. His little one and went Mexico New those till, of period of Colorado 41.9 and Wyoming (53.8 ier her couiiaiiioii, the daughter in Salt Lale City, came to 1 neighlior cent. Spring Glen to work in the stand. Working Time Improve. Gray and Foss, both Mid to come The feuture of the mine reports for originally from Fresno, uicrat-e- d the week ended June 21st was the imother concessions at the resort. provement in running time in the Friday night they emir ted the girls 1'ocahontas and Logan fields of on a inirty. About 1 o'clock SaturSoul hern West Virginia, where there day morning the quartet returned to were gains of 29 itnd 13 er cent, the park in an intoxicated condition. iu llie percentage of full-tim- e The hotdog vender questioned his caiwcily produced. Several oilier daughter and her companion, when districts in the tidewater and lake they denied any maltreatment, lie fields allowed some improvement. The engaged in an altercation with the increases, however, were nearly offset men over having plied the girls with by decreases in other districts, ir liquor and a fight ensued in which ticularly those west of the Mississippi tlie elder man muted Gray and beat and the net result for the country as a whole was but a slight increase in lie then railed Sheriff Demiug. Those through .strikes Meanwhile Gray and Foaa deranqird. production. were confined to a few uninisirtaut The girls, questioned by matron! calllocal labor disturbances and to the ed in by Sheriff Denting for that purgeneral strike of union rniuera in pose, related a tale of revolting treatv Western Kentucky. Labor shortage ment, naming a secluded sot within and mine disability were resjionsible a few hundred yards of Riverside for the unusual losses. A a factor Park ae the scene of the attark and limiting production losses of working declaring that they had been overtime through transportation disabil- powered after the men had induced them to become intoxicated. ity were negligible. IVoduetiou of anthrarite remains Roy Kite, father of one of the girla, wteady at a weekly rate just under swore to the romplaint. The ear in 1.900.000 tons. The total outinit in whirh the ride was taken belongs to the seven days ended June 28th was Gray. Sheriff Deiuing and hi chief 1.885.000 net tons, an increase over deputy, Sam E. Garrett, made the arthe record of the preceding week of rests. aixty-tw- o thousand. In comparison with the corresponding week of SUCCESS OF PAVING WITH OWN ASPHALT ASSURED earlier years, the present rate of anthracite output is 11 er cent less Use of Utah's native asphalt for than in 1923, wdien the hard rotyl mines were working at top sMed to anrfaring will prove a success on the overcome the shortage created by the exieriinent project through Vernal, strike of 1922, but it compares favor- according to Levi Muir, material enably with the rate in other norrnnl gineer for the state road commission years. Cumulative production during It will lie laid in alsmt three weeks, Particular attention 1924 to date stands at 4.',592,(MXt tons, Muir report. has lieen given the road siiu-- it may d a decrease of 11 per cent when with the total a year ago. ojien up a cheap means of (wring where traffic is not except innaily Curtailment X Besomed. heavy. The asphalt is being laid unCurtailment of the production of der the supervision of Muir's deirarl-nien- t. beehive coke was resumed in the lost week of June and the total output deSliced raw potatoes delight the eleclined to 12(5, (KK) net tons. Coiiipsred with the revised figure of the wrek phant, the rhinoeennu and the hipim-pntambefore this was a decrease of five Monkey have also a weakthousand tons. A loss of eight thous- ness for potatoes, but they must lie and in Pennsylvania and in Ohio was well cooked and "floury." partially made up by increases in the Southern States. Output in the Con forward at less than half the rate nellsville, la., region totaled 61,810 a year ago. prevailing the in seven tons 74,300 days against Anthracite shipments up the lakes preceding. Cumulative production of from Erie increased I shandy to lieehive during the present year to in the week ended June net ton stood 28th net tons. 6,083,05X1 at June from Buffalo, N. Tidewater business at Hamilton 29th. Shipment Hoads recovered appraciably U the Y., were practically the Mine as in 113,-93final week of June and dumping the preceding week and totaled 139,-53- 2 The 1 movement total ton. reached the highest level attained tons sliowed an increase of 15.3 since the middle of April. In the week of June 28th a total of 352,228 er rent and it was practically equal net tons of bituminous was handled to that of the corresponding week a at the piers of that port. In eomwri-so- n year ago. with the preceding week this was ABOUT THE CAMPS OF THE BIG thousand or an increase of forty-thre- e CABBON DISTRICT 14 per cent. All types of consignees shared in the increased dumpings, but Most of the Spring Canyon nrop-ertie- s the priuciMl improvement was ir. are going but two and three shipments to New England and the days a week. trade. The prinother coastwise Sunn.vside mines are working at cipal improvement is slightly larger thi time five days a week. Most if than ut the corresponding date a year not all the output i going into coke. ago. over south of Sunnysidc, Columbia, Gains Hot Maintained. has close to two hundred men on it All the gain of the preceding week payroll. The jwnperty i working in the lake movement of bituminous almost every day with the output sent was not maintained and shipments in to the big steel plant up at Iror.ton, the week ended June 29th declined where it goes into coke. to 709,35)9 net tons. This was a deDean D. Holdaway, manager of the crease of 50,727. Of the total dump- store at Perries, was attending court 7 ings 666,032 tong were cargo and at Price this week. That ramp recentvessel fuel. At present lake shiply lmp)ed from six to three days a ments are but 64 per cent of those of week. a year ago. Cumulative shipments of J. T. (Tom) Nichols is back at cargo during the present season now Price from Rains, where he put in total 5,984,733 tons, a decrease of 39 several days recently as a stecial ofcorfor the record from the cent per ficer for Carbon Fuel company. responding period of 1923 and an inThe United State Fuel conipeny crease of 62 per cent over 1922. four in the Carbon discoal properties into The allrail movement of Eastern New York and New England trict are averaging about two days remained (irnetically unchanged in each week. The same is true of the the week ended June 29th. Reports three producing one up around Scoshow that 2114 cars of bituminous field. and 3453 of anthracite were forward Following reversal of a former decars and n cision by the department of the intered, an increase of fiftv-si- x ior and a rehearing. Commissioner decrease of a hundred and forty-onresMCtively. Shipment of bitum- William Spry of the general land of-inous into this territory are going Howard, is therefore upheld. de-lssi- , But dont kid yourself that it is all going to be a P with a reaL camp omfit for ERN UTAH ELECTRIC STORE and fit yourself out sion. Tents, Camp Stoves, Auto Shovels, Luggage little necessities, it mignt also be or Hot Jugs and Bottles, Tool Chests, and a hundred other well for you to take an extra tire, tube, spring or bearing, etc. . thew Eastern Utah Electric Co. Retail PRICE, UTAH Wholesale Wow "What makes you think I didnt knnw It was you I was kissing?" demanded ber husband at tbe masque balL "By the way you kissed me," snapped lila wife. That Js What I Call Good Lumber A ContinuouM Performance Two uicn walked into Westminster abbey, and one of them listened, en-raptured to the strains of the organ. "That's Handel," he murmured. "He plays very well," returned the other. London Tlt-Blt- Good Enough Young Wife This dish, dearest. If an orlgtnfcl composition of mine. Hub (alter sampling it) In future, my love, perkapa you'd better cook after the old musters. ' It's the kind it pays to buy, too, for best grades are aways the cheapest in the long run. And then it takes much extra labor to build anything with inferior stuff. The complete job always gives so much greater satisfaction, Not WeU Balanced Warn Paw (Indian) The dog la men's beat friend. Prospector Perhaps so, bnt in my opinion they run too much to legs and not enough to tenderloin steaks. too. Failed on One Subject Wife (at breakfast) Our new girl Is a cooking-schoo- l graduate. Hub She most have flunked badly In biscuits. Before renewing an old roof, or laying a new one, take the time to inspect our Roofing Materials. It may save you both money and trouble. TO MAKE HIM SHARP J. C. WEETER LUMBER COMPANY West Main Street - HARDWARE Price, Utah coin-pare- Ilia Wife It ain't good manners to scratch your back ou the door post that way. Mr. Talltlmber I ain't scratch! a' my back. I'm jest stroppln' my ahoul-d- a blade. THE Housewifes Lament... u. 25,-5tX- 43,-33- e, FOR SALE, WANTED, ETC. Two Cenia ITr Word Fncti Insertion-- No Cliarge Accounts. FOR It ENT FURNISHED IIOOM8. Call Z77 South Eight street. WANTED CARPENTERS TO on building houses. Paul FIO-nr- e 1 LOST SOME KEYS OX A BLACK ribbon. Return to Tavern and get reward. LOST SPARE TIKE AND RIM FOR FOR SALE Ford car, June 2(th. Finder return to Kopf Studio for reward. ONYX UNIVERSAL range Move, same a new. at a very reanonable price. Claude J. Empey. CARE FOR WILL CHILDREN while parents attend social activities. Call at 14 North Third street. RENT SIXTEEN SHARES of water under Carbon acre) Water, Land and Power company canal. Box 411, Price, Utah. FOR -- FOR SALE ONE NO. 30 UNIVERS-a- l woodworker with some extra attachments. Will sell at a bargair. Inquire Mark B. Woolley, Duchesne, Utah. FOR RENT OR LONG LEASE ONE-stor- y and basement brick warehouse with railroad trackage and elevator. South Ninth street. Price, Utah. Apply Smoot Lumber company. TO WHOM IT MAY Certain range cattle now a raxing in Pine Canyon, Hugout Canyon and Paco Canyon must tie taken from such land within four days time or same will be taken to stray pound. (Signed I, Calietc Aubert and Bernard Iriart. NOTICK CON-oer- n. A WEEK MAN WANTED with ambition, industry and small capital. You ran nvtke above amount or more distributing Kawleigh's Quality Product to steady customers. Several fine opportunities now open. We leach and he'p you do a big buslne. and make more money than you ever mode before. Clive age. n upntion, rrterenres. W. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept. Ut- - 2713, Freeport, file. $100 Or ?ress and 1 don knov vht to buy, fhliM I What to eat today?' is cnstantly facing these questions have t0 the next meal and what IjTfa Threetlmef SZCar CV.ery tme she leaves her home, in and the auestinnkVlt menu year out se asks herself Not so many times, but duping!16 ?' fr pXmoyft;TVnXh? ansJe k Cnfr0nted Whh thC where to seek the s"n ?hP ELthefadve.ing columns of The tisementslcMiwlip2rJ,aveif?u? !t there- - The adver-foo- d formed on the subject of and annaH 3S the editorial columns do on current events? Thev an iSitutiM anticipated, expected believed. viln edltonfTPapCP are 3S mUCh They are and most important of all |