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Show V. THE SUN, PRICE, PAGE FOUR UTAH-EVE- RY FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1925 FRIDAY. were burned LEWIS WRITES BOOK vetcd without affecting the Iiiimiicss jilov- i- of the company situation of the country as a whole. down, the flames spreading rapidly to iint to the an empty powder magazine and The majority of expert KViniiiiiicil From IuRe Two? simp before being brought unfact that fully seven hundred thousml. Hetuil stores owned by coni Issued Every Friday By Sun Publish inf der the of and workers are uh one Co. (Inc.) U. W, Crockett, Manager. Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, chief reasons for engaged ut ltrns I) 'Or und individuals K. II. the priiulr depression. Washington, Utah, Idaho lemcl Montana, looted were Klorciiec by mobs of sevwright, president of the Temple Subscription, 92.00 a Yeur In Advance. and Louisiana. It is also likely that mines give the The men. hundred eral the Coal that Office 1bone No. 0. ltnuidenre, No. said Iren and company, Mexico will send stone. The rescue J33ni2. an anued of mine rump. Mure now had thousands of appearance teams will prove a countrywide attrac- industry the Ottawa and lroin on are way thousand workers, two hundred and trooirs Mail Mattar, tion. A Entered aa Second-HasJohn II. Redd announces the purchase of the agencies trinjiorury gallery to repre- more than consumptive demand re- Toronto, including detachments of the June 4, 1915, at the I'oMtnffire at 1'rice, sent a mine the to he next erected will Mur-doActual capacity of the equip- famous Royal Dragoons. Jumes Utah, Under the Art of March 3, 1878. at Price of the Ford, Lincoln and Fordson from the Alger statu arsenal and will he filled with a quired. is exminister Canadian of labor, involved is men the ment and placed ' Auto company. ADVERTISING RATES gaseous mixture of formaldehyde and ut 1,000,000,000 tons a year. Lust year pected to arrive tonight in an attempt sectionalism fuctiona Display Matter Per Inch Per Month, sulphur. To prevent any togethapproximately 550,000,000 were mined to bring the warring 31.50; Hingle Iwtue, Sue. Special Po influencing the judges the teams will or Also the stock of merchandise, accessories and the 50 per cent of capacity. Figure er. The walkout in the ('ape Breton Awards aition, 25 Per Cent Additional. be known by number only. Mine WorkeaMed inUnited urea was by like and the repair works in connection. Ten Cent the Lina Each Inner-lio- will be at a tmmpiet. It is planned to compiled by the geological survey Legal from er- officials last March as (he result dicate increased Count Sii Word to the Lino. that capacity on to contestants a trip all the Summona, 312.50; Water Application, take 1918 to 1921 by 254,000,000 tons, while of a wage dispute with the company Lincolns tomb. The business is to be conducted at the same place on 915.00; Final Proof, 319.00. ami during which miners credit at did not keep pace. ronsuiuption Beadera Ten Cent the Line Each InDumb-reWest Main street. of mines have closed and the tores hud been cut ol'f. sertion. Count Kia Worda to the Line. ABOUT THE CAMPS Or THE BIO less at are far more operating Blackface Type Twenty Centa the Line many CARBON DISTRICT Earh Insertion. than fulltime. But the execs of workCape Breton Rioting. and liberal dealings with purchasers Rest of sen-icof Thanks. Carda NT. Resolutions, Obituaries, June 15. A S., A. D. (Sandy) MurLeaq is this sum- ers and of production still is manifest. HALIFAX, tractors. of cars Count or Etc, at Reading Notice Rates, mer again looking after tho reservoirs iJoul communities have suffered. Mer- -- prnal train hearing three hundred Six Worda to the Line. have had to troops from the Royal Canadian Drae chants in those section of the United States Fuel up on For Sale, For Rent, Found, Loat, Etc., d horses and five give credit to workers. Manufactur- goons, eighty-si- x Creek. Two Cent Per Word Each laaua. No to had have toers is ammunition help due round of and'distributora Charge Account. With the exception of Storm and merchant. Now wholesalers and re- day in Cape Breton, where continued Aldreai All Communication to Standardville, which are nqiorted as tailer are commencing to shut off rioting and inccndiuririin have added CO. SUN PUBLISHING working about fulltime this wgek, the Price, Utah other rani) of the district are getting that credit. About 80 per cent of the tn the tenseness of the coal strike sitdemand for bituminous come from uation. Raids on liquor stores in the in but two and three days. the industrial plant and mine war area have resulted in wideStorm is hereafter to ho known as lie railroad, Years These factors have utilities. public intoxication, and serious Spring Canyon permission coining earned to nse coumore economically, spread are expected. A large detail from the department at Washington, ;o more energy from the same nl troois on duty at Sydney ha been get I). C., a few days ago to chango the y The foundation for the Y up at imme of the postoffire. That camp amount of fuel and to use oil, gas and transferred to the New Aberdeen (Continued From Page Three) in place of soft fuel. The the at lower to station waterj infection has very little chance to espower wan proteet half about completed. Helper now boasts of eleven hundred people. relative , energy value of the oil and that dace. With this record she qualifies for tablish a foothold and many of the at. Neil M. Madsen from Scofield van Twenty-fiv- e companies were the sucused increased 121 per cent behe register of merit of the American mure common ailments will bo avoidcalled to Mt. Pleasant by the illness of cessful bidders in supplying approxim- gas Production Falling Off. tween 1913 and 1924. The water powrerey Cattle club. Another junior ed. mother. hit ately five hundred thousand tons of er energy rose 57 rent, but the DENVER, Colo., June 15. Coal owned by Parker Bros., Mrs. E. 8. Horsley of Price attend- bituminous for delivery to navy yards, teat unit of coal icr released were 19 production in Colorado is falling off Oxfords Silver Lead, has completed ed the relief society conference up at stations and the bureau of supplies per cent less. compured with last year, a report of an official three hundred and five and accounts, the navy department at Salt Lake City. Jn the anthracite field the miners the state eoal mine inspector reveals, day's test in which she produced 8481 Henry Fiack, government weather Mrs. Caleb B. Rhodes applied for Washington, D. C., has just announced. will meet June 27th to formulate den the fourth month period ending on pounds of milk and 879.17 of fat. This observer at Price, The Sun this letters of administration in the estate Coke production in Canada in April mand for a new agreement and are April 30th 3336 tons were mined in cow also qualifies for the register of data for the week gives with Tuesending fell off to 131,484 tons from 138,783 talking about a 20 irr cent increase. the state. This amount is 386,008 less merit, the of her late husband. Jersey club announces. day, June 17th; on than for the period in George A. Nixon and II. C. Smith in March. For the first four months of Jut even if that is not insisted corresonding the been added to has Cache county were each building residences in the the year the gcnerul market bought there seems little possibility of a re- 1924. Of the twenty-on- e producing 9 list in modified accredited are O 409,176 tons and the coke plants them- duction. The bituminous agreement counties in the state six showed an inwest portion of Price. readvices to "3 used 83,428, a total of 402,004 1a until March 31, 1927, to run. At crease, the remainder reporting a de- dairy herds, according J. M. Miller from Colton was buy- selves 17 per crease. The unusual shrinkage in X are as bituminous iresent cumulative e ceived by tlie state hoard of agriculof prices against output being hay in Price. Shearing was to Hie bureau of animal industure from when this ent than lower conis agreement attributed to unfavorable gin there in a couple of weeks. try. The order which fixes this status Trooiw three hundred strong left :irst was signed. Many doubt whether ditions in the industry. E. Nelms at was the George is agent not effective until May 31, 1928. in the vital factor are rectifyby special train for the strike wage no Price for the Fort Duchesne and Ver- Toronto nM. from area in Caie Breton, N. S., last Sat- ing the situation, and reports Looting Tor Supplies. George A. Scott, regional statistic- 12 74 35 ... Clear nal Stave and Express company. in men indicate that many 85.. 4K Clear fully equipped for active ser- Chicago SYDNEY, X. S.t June 15. Local ian for the United States department 18 Miss Mnnima Kennedy, now Mrs. urday, vice. They included the Royal Can- the industry are looking to further re- Milice, assisted by sjierial constaltfefe of agriculture, left Salt Lake City on 14 ..85.. 4!) Part Cloudy R. W. Crockett, went to Brunswick, adian .44. Part dondy and ltoyal Canadian duction of production, lowering of the vho wore recruited from the UnitTO Wednesday last for an extended trip 15......79. Dragoons 16 80.. 44 dear from Price to spend the Bummer g distribution and cost in to California mining Nevada and to Mine Workers of America, today frus- through regiment stationed at 17 80. 55 Cloudy with her parents. in aid to and merging of companies e make an inspection of the live stock trated an attempt to lrait the James Rooney of Helper made VicR'tterinent. Last at Glace Bay. It is reported conditions in connection with the July There i a shortage of women in the it is eluimed, tho Spring Most experts are turning toward that tor Bain manager of his saloon up at Canyon year, rioters entered the build- report. Coal company marketed one thirty Japanese colony in Brazil and a naeoal to bring the Winter Quarters, Tommy Dumayne hundred and sixty-silater disjiersed without were but thousand tons he processing of ing, tionwide drive has been launched by this having resigned the job. resistance. During the night three pri- SANITATION IS IMPORTANT IN the XiptNin Rikko more coal than any other single prop- ndustry hack to prosperity. By Kail, a colonization its of the meant is products changing Prof. C. U. Marrusen was apjxiinted erty in the Carbon district. The tovately owned stores were looted. RAISING GOOD ONES to induce women to emigrate heat society, will into those that higher yield look to after vital statistics tal output was 541,368 in two hundred a deputy to the South American country. values aiul make available byproducts JONH H. REDD BUYS OUT THE for Price. Deaths, births and buriala and ninety-on- e In the raising of calves one of the about a third of the Japanese Only working days or an men Some sold a be which at profit. may to be reported to him. were ALGER AUTO PLACE of eighteen hundred and sixty most important requisites is good sani- there have wives, whereas the customheat when foresee time the engineers Work was progressing nieely in dig- tons daily. tation. In discussing this timely matunits will be supplied in practically business ter veterinary specialists of the bu- ary ratio for colonies is four women John known well II. Redd, ditches the and the iron ging laying to five men. The women wanted in Representative operators from fifty the same way that water is now made man of this city, on Wednesday last animal industry of the United the present drive must be pipe for the Price .water system.. It as eoal producing fields in twenty-eiggraduates of to househoulders and the took over the Alger Auto company on reau of available Anderson was auierintending it, States department of agriculture point middle schools for girls or of those of states were in attendance npun the actories. inWest Main which street at lrice, out that adult cows may tolerate cerHyrum A. Soutworth was extend-fof- f eighth annual meeting of the National cludes thu agency for the Ford, the tain organisms which will cause seri- higher grade. a ditch up at Carhonville to take in Coal association at Chicago this week Battle. Ohio Strikers Lincoln and Fordson and a stock of ous disturbances in the digestive tract June 16th and 17th. Basie proboat of the land to the north of the The Baldwin Piano company over at June merchandise. He is to continue the of calves. The main constituent NEW O., PHILADELPHIA, of Denver have Bold almost Denver and Rio Grande tracks there. lems in the nidustry, including merg- 13. all of the lusiness the same Intermittent at place, having diet is milk, which also is a favorable firing by snipers wholesale stock left on their bands. Prof, and Mrs. Carl R. Marcusen of ers and the collection and dissemina- and a guard of private police was in made a deal with Joseph B&rboglio of medium for the development of bacPrice were the parents of a son their tion of trade information, were disThey have only three player piano the of mouth the in the the near which for Honey building Helper sanitation exists and When irugress teria. faulty one straight piano left These first born of the regulation size and cussed. tun mine of Brown & Son near here lusiness is now conducted the con- some of the bacteria that gain access The mine foremen and fireboss exare going rapidly and at extrapianos to weight. He was christened George M. thouonerators sideration being around thirty proposed tonight. The to the milk intended for feeding may The remaining to amination which been have was Mrs. A. W. Horsley from Price with ien the mine this week, employing sand dollars. Barboglio takes over be of the decease producing type. For ordinarily low prices. instruments June has held 17th and bargains to represent big 18th, 16th, retaliation children her four was visiting with men. In the Redd building here on Main street this reason, the department specialists ninety who is considering purchasing anyone relatives at Paragoonah. Mrs. P. I. been Hmtponed to July 16th, 17th and against the prospective opening and and occupied by the J. C. Penny com- say, sanitary measures must apply not Olsen, also of Price, was there at the 18th, to be held at the courthouse at the stationing of a heavy guard at the pany. The fixed price on this is close only to the quarters where Die cows a piano of this sort in the next few 10 Write to the Baldin Piano oclock of entrance to the property, snipers con- around forty thousand. Redd will do and calves are Price, commencing at same time. bnt to the ealf years. kept, Denthe information forenoon. Further cealed themselves in the brush on a business aa the Redd Auto company. feeding equipment as welL Clean and company, 1636 California street, Carbontille district purchased some information. full can for Advt be secured John Colo., ver, addressing Thus and will by hillside fin. Price He be with the opened three thousand dollars worth of furninearby Trading scalded milk utensils are needed to awfurd, coal mine insjicctor, Box 'ar there have been no casualties. The company a few days yet, but soon will ture and fixtures for ita log school-- , safeguard the handfed ealf against In the ease gf some people you house. There was considerable com- 615, Helper, Utah. guard are armed with rifles and two be back in automobile harness. The possible disease Ventilation and sun- would rather hear what they dont Production of bituminous coal and machine guns. Several times they have new owner is formerly a Ford agent plaint from patrons of extravagance. light also are essential to well being say than what they do say. in France during March, 1925, returned the fin of the snipers. The locally. lignite and should receive the most careful Postmaster J. Tom Fitch of Helper amounted to 4,143,000 metric tons, Toney Run has been idle for several Dr. Foley of Indiana University calcuattention of those engaged in the rearreceived a check from Washington, Go- DISABLED VETERANS ADVISED while late that 2,434,026 tons of coal are the totaled coke from the leased since weeks 241,000 output daibeing to calves. addition dolof the In ing D. C., for a hundred and thirty annually in generating steam to CLAIMS AS TO THEIR and there were manufacof Coal 268,000 Central shen . company. lars. The amount made good the burgly cleaning of the quarters periodical blow the whistles of United States locoThere has been tured fuel All disabled veterans of the world disinfection is advised. By so doing motives. lary of his office about a year pre- proposed a produced. reduction of 30 per rent on MINING AREA REPORTED TO BE viously. war who have made application for German AN ARMED CAMP charges from Mrs. George W. Bodle was in Salt the Ruhrtransportation vocational training through the Unitto the North and all Baltic Incen16. Lake City purchasing new furniture wrts which is not ed States Veterans' bureau prior to N. SYDNEY, to he of and tent for the Mathis House at benefit to the Frenchexpected diarism and much looting attended the Jane 30, 1923, and who have not yet consumers. Price in anticipation of a big influx strike of twelve thousand miners been accepted, are urged to determine Spring Canyon Coni company's new which broke of people at the time of the opening out with renewed vigor as to whether their claims have been tipple, work on which was begun a of the Uintah reservation. the presence of allowed, for the final day for entering ago this June, has cost complet- early today, despite dominion training has been set for June 30th of hundred five more G. A. Iverson tendered his resigna- year than ed around two hundred thousund doltion as stenographer of the Seventh lars. It is rapnhle of handling four tnsqm and special miners police. How this year, according to J. W. Palmer, District court to Judge Ferdinand Er- thousand tons a day. In its construc- liersojis that set the fin crept through chief rehabilitation officer for Utah. ickson. Later ho went to law school tion some three hundred and twenty-fiv- e the lines couhl not be explained. At This in no way will affect those who em- - have entered training and who have at Ann Arbor, Mich. Monte Robtons of steel was used, exclusive Reserve the homes of two former been taken out, due to their physical erts of Provo succeeded him. of the machinery in connection. Five condition, but applies to those who Assets of the First National hank loutling trucks are n feature. Railroad are entering training for the first G. It. Price were at 3237,089.45. cars may he loaded on three tracks nt time, Palmer states. As the law now Miller, L. O. Huffman and J. M. once. It is said to be the finest strucstands all rehabilitation work of the Whitmore signed as the directors tho ture of its kind in the West. United States Veterans bureau will statement published in the local newsmembers of the United Mine Fifty cease ou J uuc 30, 1926. CHshier. paper. A. Metinvcny was the Workers of America were sworn in SPRING CANYON VISITORS IN last Saturday as special constables as ail auxiliary to the New Waltrford, PRICE LAST MONDAY N. K., police force in maintaining orClose around five hundred crsnns, der during the strike of the workmen League Standing. men, frotiicn atul young folks from the of the British Empire Steel corimra-tioFive thousand miners attended town' of Spring Canyon until very 2. recently Storrs spent Flag Day on the funeral that afternoon of 7 ill in in Monday last nt Priee in picturing, Davis, who was shot down hv a stee Last Sunday's Results. games, sprerh making and sports at eoriNiratiun policeman during tho riotin automobiles, ing Thursday of last week. The deAt Helper Standardville, 2. Helper, 6. City Park. They At l'rire Sunny sjdn. 13, Price, 22. leaving there early of the forenoon tachment of permanent militia and of Next Sundays (iamrs. and departing later in the evening for provincial jmliee are still within the home. By actual count there were enclosure of the steel plant nt SydAt Runnynide Price v. Sunnynide. announceAt Helper Standnrdville v. Helper. eighty-twcars in the procession as it ney. On sellwhich we feed the Muiri an street here. The quality through passed District attorneys holding office beaffair was in the nature of a 'cele- NATIONAL COALMEN ARE MUCH ing. Baby chicks will grow into mar- tween 1921 and 1925 were held to he ketable ones that will make poultry bration of the completion of the big WORRIED JUST NOW entitled to mileage allowances on exa Give raisers trial a new tipple there that is capable of it For profit. in a supreme court decision NEW YORK, June 17. The dele- mutts try some of oar feed. Yon wil penses handling the greatest output ever of alst. It was in the on Monday given find inno the prices an the Spring Canyon Coal company gates of the National Coal association, higher than mandamus proceedings brought by W. some four thousand tons daily, al- who gathered at Chicago in conven- ferior grades sell for and the results IJ. to John II. Ulenn, Higgins compel much more tion satisfactory. Teed for though at the present time it has not today, voiced tho query on the an been tested beyond around fifteen lips of practically every coalman in live stock. Animals do best when they director of finance and purchase, to hundred. The countyscHt was turned America when they asked one anoth- get nourishing food. Give them a honor his claim for two hundred ant dollars for ihs subsistence over to the visitors by Mayor er: What are we going to do abou chance to make yon money. Wo guar- ninety-tw- o while District attorney traveling. antee our feed to bo tho best. For the coal industry, at leas and' his official family. All itT are to be paid during this period unthe bituminous side of it, is admitteddeclare they had ' a bully good time. der the old law, which allows five ly in a bad way. The answer is of utcents a mile on the railroad and fifStagnant, decayed matter in the most imjiortance to men and women teen otherwise, but makes no provisstomach and bowels may reuse serious in every other line of business enion for subsistence. trouble, CoriKti)ntion undermines the deavor since it is impossible to have an health, decreases your resistance, im- acute depression in nny industry emTurpentine is not good for bedbugs pairs your vitality HOLLISTER S ploying some seven hundred thousam South Ninth Street, Pries, Utah regardless of what the almanac says. GOLDEN NUGGET TABLETS will workers wilh payrolls aggregating It kills them. rid your of constipation. Price Trad- normally $950, 009, MO a year and with There are some folk who need an fftSE two ami a quarter billion dollar in- - ear ing company. trumpet when opportunity knocks. Wedding announcements. The Sun. JOHN I. ON CONDITIONS car-priil- er ANNOUNCEMENT a k, -- e Ky-un- tlinu-Min- Ago This Twenty Present Week out-ireu- ks col-ier- LOCAL WEATHER g-- 474,-08- ton-ag- 5. nfti K, aell-n- Xigrn-On-the-Luk- e. ware-ious- x av-erai- re ht non-unio- n con-nam- ed BASEBALL The announcement by Studebaker on Page n. Then come in and select your new car today. No more waiting for yearly models. Chickens Thrive No danger of an annual o - ment making your new car obsolete. n Loof-bouro- w 1 WESTERN AUTO CO North Ninth Street, Broeker Garage Bldg., Price, Utah 1 v I |
