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Show FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925 FRIDAY. UTAH-EVE- BY GRACE! How Sweet the Sound, to A-maz-- ing ? Save a Wretch Like Me! rvatcrjuiwcr i one of the cheif cause of the decline of fuel ronsmiqiliun. Independent (nul and I'nke sliHres sire quoted by Salt Lake City broker asked. bid and fifty-fiv- e at fortv-fiv- e and Coal eighty, Standard seventy resjieciivcly. 1'nited Stules Fuel (Jre-- et hid with seventy-fiverred , sixty-fiv- INSTITUTION- baaed Bvery Frida? - enney HELPER TIMES TONNAGE FROM THE MINES OF UTAH MADE PUBLIC RATION-WID- E DEPARTMENT STORES Store No. 12. Price, Utah. Helper, Oarboa County, Utah Coal tonnage from the mines of Hah having direct railroad service is Eatsrsd ia the Poatoffiea at Helper as 71Aat Every Mothet An Enormous reported as below by the district ofSeeesd Claai Mail Matter fice of the United States bureau of Will Be Glad to Take Advantage Of mines at Salt Lake City, in 12.00 per year ia Bate, Subscription with the geological survey, for ' Advance t June and for the first six months of aked. Rmird of the I'niverhity of Idaho 1925, with comitarisons with former . A. COOPER, Managing Editor .how that ox- - gii-- is registered in the years: H. L. SWEET, City Editor Six First re-' two in the ' dhve ol' Equally good for 2Hool Wear or a Month Julie in ihe st:l! iiiiolher a"ii inedie course 2X0. Nik I 2.019,040 Regular Boy's tasks around Farm, Shop .Ml hough women .selrtsi of mine-1,910,700 jiuim Made just like Dads Work biau'-hinor KKI.2SO 2.114.12: into the Dogs out Going have been 827.029 2,100,2.11 men's profession there is no record Shirts AN OUTSTANDING VALUE 1.720.4.Hi ...22f).IMi back leans that the Price, ,f any of the latter having registered 1920 b 2.803.450 city 531,000 AT THIS LOW PRICE for home economic courses. In Ita chair and pats Itself on the Examination for fire Imsaes and French finance minister, Caillaux, is back with a air, that foremen are being held three days regarded in Washington, I). C., as holds up Its hands in horror at this week at the district courtroom in having set a goal that if reached will crime and misdemeanor in any Jrice. State Mine Inspectors Taylor provide ultimate benefits both for the other corner of the county, Is and Crawford with William Burt and United States and England in the Price siovtly but surely "going' to Eu E. Jones .comprise the board, Wilform of debt funding commitments. the dogs" In the crime wave that liam Littlejohn being at this time on M. Cailaux's assertion that the budbaa recently swept over her? the coast. There is one rlass of sev- get must lie balanced is a sign of On thing is certain: The aforea one of and second enteen foremen for it has been insisted that hoK, mentioned c. w. has failed to ruffle thirteen bosses. The exams conclude there could lie no move made toward the dignity or the set of her tomorrow (Saturday). i funding the French debt until the Well made of In that will of Prediction that England will be treasurys income equals or exceeds Blue Chambray. digo entitle her to go through the same striven to Nationalization of coal mines its outgo. with foil, standard g and induH-tiy old procedure of "in order to save the mining th sue law-- body, of was made last Wednesday in hint first the at moaning aleeves, pocket and the annual conference of the miners Helper, Castle Date four-buttfederation at Kearsborough. Herbert front STANDING OF CI.l'BS Sizes 121 to 14. (Second Half) Smith, a federation leader, expressed lVnn Lost Pet. the hope that the whole trade union Made in dean, aanl- movement, six million strong, would by iary workshop support the minors in their present efHighly-- F aid, Skilled workers. fort to avert lengthened hours or reLast Sunday's Results. Shirts that will stand duced )sy. bard wear, such as At Helper Price, 4; llelia-r- , 8. Owing to the uncertain supply of FelAt Sunnyside Standsrdville, 10; male miners in India, many Hindu 10th. The above is from the Helper Times of last Friday, July 10. lows will give them. ' women are used in ihe coal mines of te Next Sunday's Schedule. at Price are under the That publication and the low die At in will of 45c it that country. The regular ohm are At Hunnyuidi Helper vs. Sunnyside. same ownership and management. Why the desire to bring about price pay you to secure vs. Price. Standardville who At workmen lriee a supply NOW as 'they are EXCEPTIONAL reality agricultural small town stuff between Price and Helper? torn to the mines between seasons or (VALUES, eren for this store, where good Tablet Pitcher Newbill, another ncwcom-t- o when an unfavorable monseen there .are so well known. his of the fared snakes the farm erojw light. The Price, way is an unsteady .production and predecessors Sunday against Helper. the call of owners for women workers As eight to four virtory made it four County Agent and City Fathers Adopt Henry Fiack, government weather to fill the gape when men are scarce in a row for the league leaders of observer at Priee, gives The Sun this 8trlngent Measures. for that work. In 1920 about 40 per Eastern Utah against lriee and gave data for the week ending with Wedin second the start a were miners Heljier very good 15th. in India cent of the coal Launching of a big weed eradication nesday, July half s rare. Tom Kelley wasn "t quite women. It was only 29 in 1904. bulocal farm the Tempersas stingy with his hits as hj usually eamjisign through 9 reau is announced by Orson P. Madsture. in the was more he far but is, deadly a5 AN INVENTORY OF THE 8T00KS Details county agricultural agent.' jiinches. He struck out twel''o bat- sen, THE COUNTRY OVER ters and never did let base runners of the drive in Priee will be handled 1 the city council with James E. AlI 1 WASHINGTON,' D. C., July 13.-- An get very numerous. Newbill, after be- by chairman rivie the of improveley, i in the first bitum-inuothree runs touched ! for s ing inventory of the stocks of Careful ment committee, in in the hands of consumers con- inning and permitting the first hatter check in this aeetiuncharge. 10 a. m., 00 ProPart Cloudy has determined 9. ...92... .10 .K9... .57 .....30 ducted by the geological survey uj in the second to single, was then that the usual source of infestation on 10 Cloudy finOO 11 AM ...54 3:30 Om, the total quantity in storage switched to left field and Cooper Ev- 12. .97 50. ... 00 ...Clear ished ujx Cooper did mighty well, farms is through irrigation water. mila Jane 1, 1925, was thirty-eig.05125 ....65 00... Clear and after the third inning jwrr.it ted ery irrigation ditch within the city 13. million net tons, against forty-fou- r 00 Part Cloudy one in 14 108.. 63 limits and every practically d Tie hits. three And one run only lion! on March 1, 1925, and fifty-on- e 15. 58 104 00.. Hear ' varieties all ia lined with district this his own with Kelley in' the millions on Jnne 1, 1924. The trend Madsen. to Agent of weeds, lias been steadily downward since the concluding frames. The heavy strikers "The hugeaccording River irrigation dis- HELPER GETTING ALONG FINE Price Price of Lehrahas :or were the day arly part of 1924 aud the heavy WITH NEW SYSTEM trict has been started and asbuilt up by consumers in late and Crosby, Fisher and Keller of Hol- sures project in water of land for piece every a was base nit The extra ier. longest 1923 have been reduced to more norHeljier s water pipeline is now laid the county, but if we raise- nothing on reel) agger by Hendricks. mal proportions. In fact, the present close to five miles from the source The Arthur Team, Leaden of th e Copper League, Combats Price weeds this farms the 750,000 except ampply is slightly less than that in the DBINK OF SPARKLING WATERS prnjiOKition will do us no good, de- Spring Creek above Colton to the summer of 1921. Measured in tons clares the county agent. All canal and cask A tryout was given it last TuesOF SPRING CREEK ' there was a reduction in stocks of 19 ditch romjianies, state and county day that proved very satisfactory to per rent during the jioriod September Last Sunday a crowd of P. K. O. road commissions, railroads and farm- the engineers and to August Litizzette, Making good ia tile thing that goes 1, 1924 to June 1, 1925, of which 14 adies with their husbands, children, ers have been sent notices by the the watermaster supervising the confarther than looking well twcurred during the last three months. relatives and friends Ten cars of material have n struction. enjoyed an out- agent notifying them that the At the rate of consumption prevailing ing nji in the mountains above Colton is under way and warning them been used so far with more yet on the Many a mans home is made unfrom March 1st to June 15th the on the Scofield road. They went in tat the state weed Something like a generation ago will be right of way. In fart such is strung laws becauae his wife married an pleasant St. Jacobs Oil was one of the moat stocks on June 1st would lust thirty-tw- o ears, taking ilenty of good things to owners in the out a considerable distance ahead of 4 widely sdvertied products in Amer- - 4 old grouch. ProjMirt.v days if evenly divided, s decrease eat and where lunch and dinner were city will he required to keep them the work completed. The force Is tc ! lea. It wa a patent medicine en- - 4 with the of 29 per cent mot enormous rale. When 4 Being in favor of jirohibition for enjoyed in the shade of the mountain- "rain seeding and destroy all those as be increased. It is not expected to 4 joying furty-fiv-e Charles Vogeler, the head of tbia 4 days supply on hand Sep- side by 'a cool brook with plenty of ar as the eurhline. The worst of the hare meters installed for about a year died an expert" went over 4 others is one thing and practicing tember 1, 1924. As a matter of fart, water to drink. The party was tests in Carbon are the white toji, bur-oc- after the use of the water is begun. 4 buHinnw, aheeta and aw the en- - 4 what you preach is another. balance the sring stocks are never evenly divided ami made of Judge and Mrs. F. E. Can- What the rates shall he is a question 4 nrinouN advertising appropriation. 4 cocklehurr, up tuorningglory, the figures of days' supply are pres- ' Yoods and Thia "exiiert trimmed the expendi- - 4 Dr. 11. M. ada thistle, sunflower, Rocky Moun- the city fathers are at this tinin It is niee for colleges to teach everyture to little or nothing, feaaoning 4 thing, but it does ented for comparative purjioses only. ones and granddaughter, be will Gove C. and 1. not license graduThey considering. likely hcewccd aster. tain annual and that 8t. Jacob' Oil was o well 4 ates It is a well known furt that in every family, V. family, aliout the same as at Price. to think they know it all. E. Anderson and family, known that it waa unneceiwry to 4 community there are many who habit- I. K. Clay, wife and rhihlren, Mrs. RIENDS AND RELATIVES PAY 4 iend money any longer to advertine 4 CARBON BUSINESS MEN GOING it. Order dwindled a advertising 4 ually carry very small or even no re- i l. U. Iladley and children, Mrs. THEIR LAST RESPECTS Calloused hands can be acquired as contract ran out. BimineKS depart- - 4 serves. Still others who have stocks Jessie Sanford and THE BAD ONES AFTER Mr. and easily daughter, by wielding the garden hoe as i never to ed and safe to return it 4 above the average. In addition to the illrs. It. C. Funeral services for the late Alexthe golf stick. Mr. and Mrs. swinging one in Fergusson, that 4 hardly speculate fifty Some fifty Carbon count v business uaiility in the storage job's of who read this urticle remembers or 4 Nrl Nyman and little daughter, Mrs. ander E. Pace of this city wen held men conand the realizing the nerd and dealers it is estimated t. AY. Crockett and When the branches of the family ever heard of St. Jacob Oil. one of 4 son, John, Mrs. at Ncjdii, his funner homo, on Wed- venience of a local credit the beat known product on the con- - 4 tree decay and wither it becomes the purely that ihpse quantities were in transit draco L. Fouts and her week. The and Mrs. of last mother, nesday family tinent thirty-fiv4 year ago. and collection agency have skeleton. on June 1st: On the comiucrrial docks turns, Mrs. Grace A. Cooper, Miss numerous friend-- from Price attendQuite a similar thing happened to 4 family Eastof name under the of Lakes Superior and Michigan, 3, tessie Kennedy, liev. J. Freclen John- ing. Hishoi Thomas Bailey was in incorjniratcdCredit association. 0. T. Pyle Pearline a company which 4 Utah 800,000 tons and in storage at the son and little daughter, G. 1). Ken4 used a $500,000 advertising fund as 4 There was a time when a man could harer. The Times-Xew- s of that city ern is president and A. Price be a leading citizen without belonging Brooks of far back a 1004 and waa one of the mines or at intermediate (Hunts, 150, A. C. and J. A. Crockett. says: "The sjieakera were W. Peerless vice president 4 beat known products in the entirj 4 ' to a gulf club. of Winklcreid 000 tons. Retail dealers in anthracite nedy tryan, Robert Winn and President 4 world. The ad fund wa lopped 4 had fifty-tw- o days sujqily of that CABOOSE BREAKS FROM TRAIN A. 11. Bclliston, each of whom sjxike and L. W. Redd of Heliwr, secretary 4 off". The buinea went dead. It 4 About the only thing more awkward M. is tried unHiiccemifiilly to make a came- - 4 fuel on June 1st, an increase of 11 words of consolation to the bereaved and treasurer. Clayton withNegus AND IS MANGLED MASS a country fellow in town is a than offices executive the 4 back in 1014. but sold its plant for 4 secretary per rent over March 1st and slightly 'aniily. A duet was rendered by I. in the Elect rie town to k fellow manufacturer. in the country. 4 junk this large in 4 oap building city. more than that on June 1, 1924. The HELPER, July 14. One "Casey Anderson and Mrs. T. E. Carter, 4 Killing off the advertising appropri-- 4 Litizrtte are Joseph movement of anthracite in the lake Jones would have gloried in the bit Cast Thv Bread Unun the Waters, 4 ation wrecked both of these 4 There is this to be said for couples and Louis Fossatt from Heljier, S. N. 4 on buinees and it wouIJprosper do the 4 in trade began early this season and as of railroad tragidy which was enacted violin hoIo bv Miss Merei porch swings they say little, but M. Madsen 4 same thing to almot any great ton- 4 Marchetti of Latuda, Neil a result the total on the ijiper lake between Price and this city today hold their audience. accompanied by Mrs. Diane and J. Wilbur Burnham of lriee and 4 cent today. they 4 slocks now stands close to one mill'or. when a much abused and scorned G. Boot lie. and a vocal solo, "Face to 4 4 tom. This is mure than double the member of the caboose family decided Face, by Mrs. Ralph Bclliston. Ben- A. J. Dimas of Seofield. The associa- 44W M Another one of life s inconsistencies has been organized not only for is hiring young onions in season right quantity on the forresjxiuding date a to write finis to a dreary existence by ediction was offered by Dennis Wood. tion the protection of creditors, but for Gardener wlm tarted out with the at the time of year ago. leajiing the track and plunging over a Interment took jdare'in Vine Bluff debtors lovemaking. welL Carbon has a very logan of watca n grow" now believe as suce embankment. foot thirty-fivIt heard except the weed. cemetery, the grave being dedicated nothing and One Kansas many imputation City policeman can speak large floating PRICE TO CISCO HIGHWAY NOW ceeded in its purpose, for what vras Bishop Bailey. The floral offer- of seven ianyuaye, but there probably an move from one place to debtors the BEING SURVEYED One ia in schoolroom ia n worth some card era drivers who cannot under once the poor workhorse of the road boy ings were beautiful and nrofuse. Manv extensive credit accounts a half doxen in n poolroom. stand him. now a mangled mass of twisted iron relatives and friends from out , of another, run inThe loss The July edition of Utah Highways, and and leave the country. wood. No one was in- town attended. splintered the official publication of the state jured. Before sending itself to the curred on such naturally is added to fact tha ones. It is a road commission, has this to say re- - limbo of lost cabooses this the particular President Coolidge is said to favbr this good will stabilizeproven credit bus' ness aiding the survey of the Priee to Cis- one, leading two railroad freight can retirement plan by the federal government and will through its bimonthly sysco federal aid jirojiosition: "The niai loose from the re- from the inheritance after tax field, but to tem of ratings sent out to all memcommission has ordered the location mainder breaking of the train awa; view the suggestion that the states in bers tend toward the elimination o cf hundred and twenty-fiv- e miles on down hill, intoxicated withaped the joy o turn their ineome tax lawa as doubtful risks. Buick ; State Trunk Line No. 8 from the en repeal $185 for once in its existence being the bel many practical difficulties. the pavement at Priee via Soldier ewe instead of the tailender. presenting The Reed Smoot, chairman of the senate 75 Hunt for the good in the other felOneek Junction, Green River am ears did not join the caboose finance committee, has advocated the low for he freight name to do the may have 150 ThornfMoas to Cisco. M. C. Moffatt is in bnt true to their leaving of inheritance taxation to the you. by an the field with a location party nature, temained meekly and doggedly states and ineome to the federal gov700 .and the work is well under way. Tb on the track to await Some folks dont seem to realise that the command o ernment, but the president sees no oownties of Carbon, Emery and Gran their master. 75 when they have what they need such is practical way to work out such a pro- enough. in the expense, which 950 posal. preliminary to the construction with Thomas Redmond, the chief sheep The sorry thing about It la that no man Proravel surfacing of Federal Aid 550 $50.00 If you can't afford a car you have thinks hi oil company is a "fake until ins jicctor for Utah, returned to Sal1; to be thankful for you don't he has lost everything. jects 74, 75, 100 and 101. The Lake Citv yesterday from San Juan something was made the letter pert of county, where he made an insjiertion hsve to read all the circulars and handbills dumped in automobiles while they The consumption of softboilrd eggs is W. Matteson, senior high of some flocks B. May by trailed into this are at eae. being Increasing, according to a report from the way engineer of the federal bureau o state from the Navajo reservation. A1 dry cleaner. public roads; 1L S. Kneer, assistant were found free1 from infectious The radio set doesnt work as well Going to another town arid becoming chief engineer of the state road com in the summer as in the winter famous Is one way of surprising the folks 932 . lauuauu, and Moffatt, the locating en Neither does the society set back home. Dont forget that the modern gir ginwr. The financial policy outlined by the is not always what she is painted. Dost borrow The Son. Subscribe Wedding announcements. The Sun. Pwhcxti e Boys Work Shirts i iierii-.ill'i- n-, . to The : Hine, eelf-eatlafle- d gar-me- ht hand-raisin- LOCAL BASEBALL full-leng- on - - Rough-and-Res- dy Sun-nysid- News-Advoca- re-sa- LOCAL WEATHER WEED CAMPAIGN lt X - ? r r Mt f! PIONEERS' CELEBRATION Si JULY 24TH AT PRICE Starts Band and Pioneer o'clock Great gram, City Park. At League Game Between Master Teams. es ht Contests sports, And Dinner At Park and esvi-hel- Basket es Ball Grounds. . WHEN THEY QUIT cam-aig- rigid-enforce- d. k, Keri-ons- lv rs e - f Other-director- Golds-iroug- s h, W44 ! Four Roadster, down payment Grant Roadster, down payment Studebaker Four, down payment .... :ra recon-noisiurn- -- -- -- oe Dodge Coupe Franklin, down payment Dodge Coupe to Fords, from LINDSEY MOTOR CO, Main St., Price, Utah. |