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Show FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1921 THE SUN, PRICE, ? ?f ?f ? t? ?? ?T PANTHER. ?? ? t f? ?V f f$ HIAWATHA, t? tT t? KING, BLACK HAWK, t For Any of the Above Choice Fnele Call On 0. H. STEVENSON LUMBER CO. Price, Utah ? ? Utah Coal Sales Agency fV t tt CARBON !E This Season s Very Smartest AND OTHER COUNTIES In Men s Clothes lionil construct ion ami niaiiitniHiiec rtwlicil a a.k in October due to the haHniing to 4We all MisibIa projrel before winter. The vear'a program wan plan'd well under way with most of the budgeted project-- , under eon true! and carried to various Htuex of eouipletiun. Kxpeiiilit ores for construction, mad beUenneiiU and eau.M'd an unusually heavy drain on the funeral fund amounting to irlllN.liilil.tiS, a Mini many ilmuMiiids in excels of disbursements for any preceding luontli nf the current year, according to the monthly statement issued by the accounting department of the slaty highway commission. The maiii-tennn- From every point of view economy, appearance and the suits we have to offer the men of these com- ec style munities answer the purpose for fall and winter. They route from the foremost makers of the country because our customers demand the host. They are new in style and in fabric and of the very highest quality workmanship. Men who want a distinctive overcoat tiiat will meet the demands of style and serviccaliloness will he quick to appreciate the showing that we are making fur this season. They are in many styles and weights and the ariet of materials makes il possible for us to please the most varied tastes. Everything to eat, wear and use. const nu t ion work was pushed particularly in the central and northern uirt of I'tah, where frosts and snows inu v be expected to halt work in November. jinx Klder and I'tah eouulics saw tin; biggest activity with t'aclie, t'arbon, Summit and Kintali following closely alter. The statement of ex- Cedar to Valley and Mnryvale penditures and the balance remaining to Kanab. to t lie credit of llm several counties The Nilie,v which was followed out are given in the adjoining table. in the "golden ngi of the states in financing paved history building 818 Kearna Building, KN0WLT0N HAS AN AMEND- reads the engineer now sees as the SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. MENT TO CONSTITUTION mistake which lost to the rommoii-weall- h the wonderful npHirtunity of Amendment of the stale constitu- improving where problems tion to fieriiiit the levyiug of a state- are now of grave linancing concern. In 1U23 wide prierty tax for building up a (he comiuissiiiii the passed through stale highway construction fund was darkest iwriotl of its history without Coal Is Best AppradaMI advocated as a permanent solution of a dollar of state funds in existence fur Where Most Used. highway financing ills by E. C. construction or maintenance on Knowlton, assistant chief engineer statewide scale. This year the surplus for the state commission, in the from the gas tax and auto registraissue of Utah Highways just is- tion fund of alniut a hundred and fifsued. lie depicts Utah having reach' ty thousand dollars wus only about That we are well stocked in eil a crisis in the financing of its road half enough to maintain mads, but the following lines: building due to the serious condition srrved to lighten the situation someof the states gateway routes. At the what. The existing plan of highway present time there is no way to match financing runs contrary to accepted Rodaki, federal aid in building these roads principles in that "we are using most Leather Goode, with the result that tourists are loud of the motor vehicle revenue to retire Mines At Rains, Carbon Cut Glass, in condemnation of the system in bond we huve no state property tax China, County, Utah he says. Under the present sys- for this Utah, purpose. Musical Instrumeuts, tem of levying funds by a state tax by ' The engineer Miners and Shippers of figures the gasoline Fountain Pena and Pencils, build to the the several county hoards and registration taxes this year at Jewelry, Lump, Nut, Slack and roads within the county the interstate but computes requirements Watches, connections suffer because of the for sinking fund and bund interest at Assorted Sizes of , Diamonds, small valuation of the border coun- $725,000 instead of t lie $075,000 which Pearl Beads, ties. The existing system as a result has already been paid for the current Silverware, would iiermit the use of federal aid year. He nkn figures the gas tax Pyralin Toilet Goods, for construction only in the richer surplus at $.'100,0011 mid consequently Mesh and Bead Bags, counties if continued. cannot see nnv which might be devotUmbrellas and Roads in the main unimproved but ed to construction alter lniiinliMiancc Of tne Very Highest Grades Van Briggle Pottery. badly in need of const ruction are list- insts. For temporary relief be sugBest For Furnaces, House ed by the engineer ns Rnowville to gests an increase I'imiii 2.5 to 3.5 eents hold and Other Uses. Treiiumtoii in Box Elder county, in the gasoline tax nr a direet approThe Elite Jewelry Co. Evanston to Devils (late in Summit priation bv the slate sufficient to General Offices, Clift Bldg., Price, Utah and Morgan, Echo to Gngorza in Sum- make a state eonst ruction fund availSalt Lake City. mit, K ranch to TTebor in Uintah, Du- able. .This would provide n relief chesne and Wasatch, Westwater hv which in his opinion should only he Local campaigns in behnlf nf kinway of Omen River to Trice in Grand, temporary and for pcrmnncnt relief RAINS and Carbon, Lockcrhy to Vnl he declares the legislature should The active. are Emery becoming dergartens school superintendents, principals and ley City by way of Monticello and authorize an amendment to the conPresident and General Mgr. Moab in San Juan anil Grand, Arizona stitution which would lie submitted the teachers are besieging the United line to the Iron line by way of St. to the ppoplp at (he next general elecStates bureau of education for some literature to aid them in establishGeorge in Washington and Wendover tion seeking changes which would perCoal Is Rest Appreciated Where Mont t'wd. to Grantsville in Tooele county. Ronds mit the ing new public kindergartens. More levying of the needed state than three, thousand requests of this needing improvement to eneonrngc mad tax. tourists to visit the scenic wonderkind were made last September, an land of the south line, Andersons number. extraordinary GOES TOTROPICS Allyear schools have been discon- ranch to Zion Park, the proosed diZion attendto rein Park X. The from rect J. mute have man should tinued Newark, Long enough Every ligion to enable him to quarrel about ance at summer sessions docs not war- Valley, the proposed route from Rock- Carbon County Young Man Now With ville over Hurricane Bench to Kanab, rant the additional exiiense. it Uncle Sams Marines. if PAGE SEVEN H E VERY FBXDAY. III I UTAHS BEST COAL I MAAAMWAMIVSAAAAWAMAMNAAAMAWAWVVU'W U TA Eai5i53UaBslf3EaE3E2ggS3 V Hi-Hc- at Do You Know WASATCH STORE CO. Winter Clear Castle Gets Creek, Quarters. and Sonny fide. L Oe-tub- er Carbon Fuel Company COAL L Ill-He- F. at m i V kai MORE HEAT FOR The Sun Special Service. MAKE ISLAND, Cula., Xov. 3 A tiny tropical island far south in the Pacific is tu he the temporary home of Lelaml J. Simmons of Hiawatha, who is with a group of the United Stairs marines who left here recently for Guam. He will probably remain at this military outimsl for n year or longer visiting the Philippines, Japan and the Hawaiian Islnnds before he returns to America. Ever since the war, when Guum was cednl to the United States by Siain, small groups of marines have been stationed there guarding the naval base and living among surroundings tropical of the Smith Sea Lies. Supplies nrc furnished them regularly, while moving pictures, athletic sports and entertainments vary the regular military routine. who is a son of Mrs. Martha J. Simmons of Uarinin comity, joined the eoris at Salt Lake City Inst August ami was assigned to duty oil the West Coast. The voyage to Guam takes Spnnish-Americu- LESS MONEY PBfflESfiaam One lump of coal looks very much like every other lump. Youve heard many coals advertised as clean and hot. But until youve used Castle Gate or Clear Creek you really cant appreciate what real fuel econ- about u three weeks. MAN FOR WHOM TOWN THE OP MOLEN WAS NAMED PASSES Castle Gate and Clear Creek coals burn with a steady even heat and you get more heat and less soot and smoke for each dollar of your coal money. Service. GREAT FALLS, Mont., Xov. I. 'Mflce, Second Floor Sllvngni Building. 82 of V. age Mitchell Molen, years PRICE, UTAH. died at his home and pioneer of BRAFFET & PATTERSON here yesterday, lie arrived in Club Lawyers with the Jedriliuh M. Grant company, October 2, 1847, mid was left an orTavern liiilldlnK. South Eighth St. PRICE, UTAH phan four years lutcr. He was horn at Camp Creek, Burra n county, Ills., OLIVER K. CLAY 18-1- January lie participated 15, 1812. in the early development of Utah. Freighted with an ox tenin between Salt Lake City and Carson City, Xev., during his early youth. He later engaged in the live stock business in il Sevier and Emery comities, lie Eunice Lowry, daughter of John and Sarah Brown laiwry, August 14, K7!. in the old Endowment House lit Salt Luke City. In Emery enmity he acted as first William Taylor counselor to and later comwelnr to Bishop Freda high rick Olsen of Fern hi. He Manli the erect and helped priest the of as Served justice temple. Emof commissioner jieaco and county ery in 1SS8 and 1S80. Surviving nre his widow nml eight children, two having died in infancy. Mrs. W. J. Park, Jesse, Reid and Sterling Molen, Great Falls; Ronald Molen, Idaho Falls, and Mrs. Lee Reid of Pocatello. Ida.; Mm Charles Murray, Salt Iaike City. Also seven lean grandchildren. He resided in Lost River Valley, Ida., from Bill to 1022. He was a Hnint all his life. faithful Latter-da- y ninr-rie- Bi-l- s In Indin the wedding feasts Inst hours, hut over bore the guests nre lucky if they get ice cream and cake at present prices. twenty-fou- r No man can rightfully claim to be boss at home if he has all of his mail delivered at the office. Can You Judge? ir you are not our plumbing will -- imply look gissl when II Is Itul In yeiir lo voiiui riui-lii- sl. 4iii will npiini'lutc ilw value of workmen liislull liai loir iliese luxurious nml sanitary fixtures In your homo. Ict us do work. We nre ire--I your sin'll to pot your pliinililng In iNimllilon for wlnirr use. N n-ia- delays anil msl nmeiiieiitH wlien you want sninellilng ilmic. 1'alr charges. Reed Plumbing and Heating IS North Klghtli Street Phono SHU APPLICATIONS SOUGHT All wlm served in the army during the world war who wish to become officers in the organized CHARLES RUGGERL JR. M. D. reserves bidding the same eoniniissioiis Physician ami Surgeon lliev had when discharged must make Office Phone SI Residence SOOm. application before November lltli, Sllvegnl lildg., Price, Utah. (ol. Thomas M. Anderson, chief of staff of the Hundred and Fourth diDR. R.M. JONES vision, staled the other day. All ofPliyHli-lnand Surgeon ficers who join the reserves after that Disease of Children time will lie required to tko tin reg- Ol'rtstrlcs and Office, Sllvngni I j lock, Price, Utah. ular officers examination. All information regarding (hi can be securDR. J. A. JUDY ed from the division headquarters in Physician and Surgeon the Ci.mmereinl building at Suit I.ako Telephone 163w. City. Office Prlra Commercial and Pavlov Hank Kirin., 1ric. Utah. WOOLEN ANNIVERSARY DR. IL B. GOETZMAN SCO! I EM), Nov. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ilf'llliSt E. town celebrated J. Doyles of tliis their woolen wedding anniversary FriWork nml Extraction. Tim Prlc day evening witli four tables of nitih Commercial Hank IllJg., Prlc, Utah. Those present included Mr. joiigg. DR. I. S. EVANS and Sirs. Hamid Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Dentist K. W. Crnne, Mr. and Sirs. Earl Jorgenson, Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Jensen, Offlc. Tlnotna 203-- Tha Elertrlc KIiIk.i Prlc, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde MeKellar, Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace, Mr. and DR. GLENN WILLIAM RICHARDS Mrs. Leonard Strang and Mrs. FranDentist ces England. The honor guests reNltroue Nurse In Attendance. ceived many useful presents. Oxide and Oxyven. Mile Ihillding, Loafing ia a jmor pastime without Office, Tel. iOS. Ilea. 304w, warm of a to sit tobacco, plenty place THICK. UTAH and somebody who is willing to listen. n ORDER YOUR WINTERS SUPPLY OF CASTLE GATE AND CLEAR CREEK NOW! Ask Your Dealer 3, ,r-- UTAH FUEL CO. Judge Building 'n LAfl Salt Lake City Dentist X-R- ay PROFESSIONAL omy is. DR. 8ANF0RD BALLINGER Attorney At Uw Bull SOS, The Electric Building. PRICE, UTAH. L. A. McGEE Attorney At Law Room R and f, Sllvngni Bldg. PRICE, L'TAIL H. L. PRATT Attorney At Law Suite 305. The Electric Building. PRICE, UTAH HENRY RUGGER! Attorney At loiw the County Courthouse, PRICE, UTAH. B.W. DALTON Attorney At law Office at the County Courthouse, PRICE. UTAH. Office at JOHN n. REDD Insurance rimI Ilonils of All Kinds PRICE. UTAH DR. W. P. WINTERS Physician and Surgeon Office, Carbon Hospital. Iliona II Proirlcfor Cnrlsin Hospital. PRICK, UTAH J. CONSTANTINE Attorney At Law GEORGE Suite Sllvagni Bldg., Formerly Ky Price A Pouts. PRICE, UTAH 13, Occupied FERDINAND ERICKSEN Attorney At lew 71? Judes Building, SALT I.AKK CITY. UTAH. CANNON & FETZER . lOR-RO- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Member of American Institute Of Archltcts, A. Illgli-Urad- o KOPF STUDIO Portraits and En- largement. Second Floor Price Commercial and Savings Bank PRICE, UTAH jTe. FLYNN Licensed Undertaker nnd Kmlmtmcr Telephone 33. PRICE, UTAH. Ambulance Service . WALLACE & HARMON Undertakers and I.kvtMCtl lOinbol races Fitzgerald Block, 948 West Main Street Office Phone irk. Re. Phone lllm PRICE, UTAH E. BERTOT PAINT SHOP Auto end Homo Painting. 81 111 Main Street. Phone 333. PRICE, UTAIL UTAH CONCRETE & STUCCO 0(L Engineers and Cun tract ora 735 West Seventh South Street Salt Ioike City, I'tah. Phone Wuaacth 1586, Salt lake City 367m. Price, Utah. if J.W. HAMMOND I.k'eused Abstractor of Titlm Abstracts of title furnished to any piece or tract In Eastern Utah. Fire Insurance written In the beet companies Ileal estate, bonds, etn. Second floor of Sllvagnl Uldg.. Price. Utah. For Dray Work or Transportation to Anyplace, at nay timo, CaU jr, I Architects Templeton Rulldlng. R B. 117-b- l F. McINTIRES Dodge Ova. |