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Show THE BUN. PRICE. FEIPAT UTAH-DVE-EY GRACE! How Sweet the Sound, to. A-maz-ing 4 (ATIO-Yd- Save a Wretch Like Me! TONNAGE FROM THE MINES OF UTAH MADE PUBLIC causes of tli water)mwer of the decline of fuel cuiieumpliuii. t foul and Coke shares are quoted by Salt Lake City brokers asked. bid and fifty-fiv- e at forty-fiv- e Standard Coal seventy ami eighty, reflectively. United States Fuel (prebid with seventy-fiv- e ferred!. sixty-fiv- e is one iMd Svy Coal tonnage from the mines of Utah having direct railroad service is reMrted as helov by the district office of the United States bureau of mines at Salt Lake City, in with the geological survey, for dune and for the first six months of University of Idaho 1UJ5, with comparisons with former InilejH-Uih-n- asked. liecords of tl e show that oi.e gnl is legist ercd in the years: college of arricjl'ure. two in the i re-- : medic cuur-- am! H! another in .lie l'eTr A1 hough women school of mines. Babscriptioa out into the liave lieeu bra'ii-bin.mens professions there is no record of any of the latter having registered for home economies courses. Examination for fire bosses and foremen are being held three days this week at the district courtroom in Price. State Mine lns lectors Taylor and Crawford with William Burt and E. E. Jones comprise the board, William Littlejohn lieiug at this time on the coast. There is one class of seventeen foremen and a second one of thirteen bosses. The exams conclude ; Sn'iirs HiEt 1921 1920 . First Rix ; 837 .IKS) 220.041 531.000 ... rau Mouths 2.018,040 1.940,700 2.1 14.120 2,100,251 1.729.456 2,003,450 I I - ? enneyV i1 - DEPARTMENT STOfiS. Store No . 12. Price , Utah. at Halfar. Carton K Bats, tf.00 p Advaace VU at a1 An Enormous Pane Aewt That Every Mid Will Be Glad to Take Adeantagg Qf year la W ml County, Utah as Catered ia Us PoetoLa at Helper Bsc sad Class Mill Natter ! 1 XSTiTUnON- HELPER TIMES iCuiitinued From Iaee Sis) e ; diun Boys Work Shirt A COOPER, Manilla! Ed..tor H. L. SWEET, City Editor Equally good for Sdaool Wear or Regular Boy'a teak Around Farm, Shoo or Horae. Made just like DadY Wort AN OUTSTANDING VALUE Shirt AT THIS LOW PRIC- E- Going to The Dogs Is Price, the city that leans back la its chair and haU itself on the air, thai back with a at horror In hands its holds up in any crime sad misdemeanor other corner of the county, Is going to Price sioiHy but surely the dogs In the crime wave that has recently swept over her One thin is certain: The aforementioned c. w. has failed to ruffle the dignity or the set of her that will of entitle her to go through the same and g old procedure of lawof hint first the at moaning lessness from Helper, Castle Gate or nay other of the surrounding towns, distort baseball scores, and It is to laugh! in Spc HLVC imate aeif-eatUfl- french finance minister, Caillanx, ia d duri ufiudii regarded in Washington, D, C., as Bine laving set a goal that if reached will irovide ultimate benefits both for the :agai iia reji ,nited States and England in the form of debt funding commitments, ton il. Cailauxs assertion that the budint ij get must be balanced ia a sign of i jnw July ioie, fur it has been insisted that there could be no move made tSward nt oi tomorrow (Saturday). Well made of Inkdidr funding the French debt until the Prediction that England will be treasurys income equals or exceeds kfeasc digo Blue Chambray. driven to nationalisation of coal mines ita outgo. with full, standard Hfdinj indusin order to save the mining of al lize body, try was made last Wednesday in auaat BASEBALL aad ileeves, pocket the annual conference of the miners Ln th front federation at Scans borough. Herbert STANDING OF CLUBS other Sice 12 to 14. Smith, a federation leader, expressed ig f the hoie tint the whole trade union Made in deal, are movement, six million strong, would workihop by the: efFra a. Hifhly-raisupport the miners in their present fl Skilled Worker. fort to avert lengthened hours or re). Al Shirt that will itand Last Sunday's Result. duced pay. ttLak a hard inch wear, At Helper Price, 4; Helper, A Owing to the uncertain supply of nded FalAt Sunny aide Standardvule, 10; male miners in India, many Hindu The above ia from the Helper Times of last Friday, July 10th. low will give them. ibou 10. women are used in the coal mines of Next Sunday's Schedule. at Price are under the That publication and the low the will of At 45c it price that country. The regular one are in At Sunnyeide Helper vs. Sunnyside. same ownership and management. Why the desire to bring about pay you to man At Price Stand rdville v. Price. NOW aa a are reality agricultural workmen who EXCEPTIONAL aupply they town and small Price per c between stuff" Helper? turn to the mines between seasons or reedii thia for even when VALUES, atore, good Pitcher Newbill, another newcomnlaq when an unfavorable numaeen there kare ao well known. makes the farm crops light. The re- er to Price, fared the way of his WEATHER LOCAL CAMPAIGN sult ia an unsteady production and predecessors Sunday against Helper. the call of owners for women workers An eight to four victory made it four Henry Fiat-k- , government weather a row for the league leaders of County Agent and City Fathers Adopt observer at Price, gives The Sun this to fill the gaps when men are scarce Stringent Measures. for that work. In 1920 about 40 per Eastern Utah against Price and gave data for the week ending with Wedent of the coal miners in India were feljier a very good start in the second nesday, July 15th. weed eradication a of Launching big mlf a race. Tom Kelley wasnt quite women.. It was only 29 in 1904. buas stingy with his hits as lie usually campaign through the local farm reau is announced by Orson P. Madnap AN INVENTORY OF THE STOCKS is, but he was far more deadly in the sen, county agricultural Details ding agent batHe struck out twele pinches. THE COUNTRY OVER non ten and never did let base runners of the drive in Price will be handled i the city council with James E. Alir by benumerous. after Newbill, D. 11 get very C., July WASHINGTON, tin civic chairman the of g improveley, An inventory of the stocks of bitum- ing touched for three runs iu the first ment duu in charge. Careful inning and permitting the first batter check committee, inous in the hands of consumers in determined the section has 10 Pro this a. Pioneer then was U second to in the single, m.f by the geological aurvev infestation on ;j3t d that the usual source of the total quantity in storage switched to left field and Cooper Great 3:30 Evgram, farms is through irrigation water. City oi milnp. Cooper did mighty well, on June 1, 1925, was thirty-eigwithin the city mil- and after the third inning jiemitted ery irrigation ditch Game Between Teams. lion net tons, against forty-fou- r League limits and practically every one in ia ti lions on March 1, 1925, and fifty-on- e only one run and three hits. Tie easi-- y this district is lined with all varieties uf a held his own with Kelley in the millions on June 1, 1934. The trend of to Agent Madsen. Mti weeds, according strikers The frames. the heavy since concluding has been steadily downward The hupe Price River irrigation dis- HELPER GETTING ALONG FINE for Lehrahas lriee of were the re1924 the day of and heavy pert early trict project has been started and asmala WITH NEW SYSTEM Ball And Basket serves built up by consumers in' late and Oosby, Fisher and Kelley of sures water for every piece of land in toai was a base hit extra The longest 1923 have been reduced to more northe county, but if we raise nothing on IIeler's water pipeline ia now laid 160 mal projMirtious. In fact, the present tlireehagger by Hendricks. the farms weeds this $750,000 close to five miles from the source Tha Arthur Team, Leader of th e Copper League, Combah Hi tang supply is slightly less than that in the DRINK OF SPARKLING WATERS projmsition except do will us no good, de- Spring Creek above Colton to the 14 summer of 1921. Measured in tons clares the county agent. All ranal and east. A tryout was given it last TuesOF SPRING CREEK id I there was a reduction in stocks of 19 ditch romjuinies, state and county day that proved very satisfactory to r c eriod the cent September during per Last Sunday a crowd of P. K. O. road commissions, railroads and farm-er- a the engineers and to August Litizzette, 3(7 14 which 1924 to June 1, 1925, of 1, WHEN THEY adieu with their husbands, children, have been sent notices bv the the watermaster sujervising the conMaking good in the thing tha irinj occurred during the last three months. relatives and friends enjoyed an outfarther than looking well notifying them that the cam- struction. Ten ears of material have d At the rate of consumption prevailing ing up in the mountains above Colton agent is under way and warning them leen used so far with more yet on the paign wit from March 1st to June 15th the on the Scofield road. They went in thHt the state weed i mi home Many a man's Hornet liinx like a generation Mgu laws will lie rigid- right of way. In fact such is strung Alt stocks on June 1st would last thirty-tw- o cars, of good things to ly enforced. ProjKirty owners in the out a considerable distance ahead laTause his wife mink Jacob' Oil was one of the most St taking jilcasant plenty of :ikg i days if evenly divided, a decrease eat and where lunch and dinner were city will le advertised in widely Amerprodiu-old grouch.' required to keep them the work eomjdeted. The force U tr iiii. It wi s a imlent medicine en- of 29 ier cent eonijiared with the enjoyed in the shade of the mountain- from seeding and increased. It is not exjectod to le all those as destroy JcyiiiK iiiohi forty-fiv- e V' on hand Sep- side sales, When days supply by a cool brook with plenty of far as the curbline. The worst of the have meters installed for about a Being in favor of pruhihin I'barle, Vogelur. ilie head of this nni year tember 1, 1924. As a matter of fart, water to drink. The arty was jiests in Carbon are the white top, bur- after the use of the water is others ia one thing and an exsrt" went over liei Mock are never evenly divided and spring Hie balance sheets and saw the en- mnde up of Judge and Mrs. F. E. dock. eockleburr, nmniingglnry. Can- IN bat the rute shall la is a begun. what you preach is (mother. i ipie.-tin in the figures of days supply are pres- Woods and nrimiiiN NdveriisiiiK M. Dr. K. niiniriulioii. ada thistle, sunflower, Rocky Moun- the eity fathers are at this time jeri- ented for comparative purjaiscs only. Jones and granddaughter. testis to C. nice D. is and It for (love colleges tain hceweed and annual aster. iily considering. They likely will be me It is a well known fact that in every family, AV. family, E. Anderson and family, shout the same as at Price. thing, but it dm-- not liecwP du habitwho there are H community many O. K. Clay, wife and children, Mrs. FRIENDS AND RELATIVES PAY aten to think they know it il oi ually carry very small or even no re- A. D. Hadley and children. Mrs. CARBON BUSINESS MEN GOING THEIR LAST RESPECTS serve. Still others who have stocks Jessie Sanford and daughter, Mr. and T AFTER THE BAD ONES Calloused hands enn b Ff Uvi above the average. In addition to the Mrs. H. C. Fcrgusaon, Mr. and Mrs. Funeral services for the late Alexgarde tbe easily by wielding IB Some fifty Uarlsui cmintv business iilMic quantity in the storage piles of con Carl Nyman and little daughter, Mrs. ander E. Pace of this eity were held hill hiirdly liiie iii"" Hijh swinging the golf stick. fifty r sumers and dealers it is estimated H. W. Crockett and son, John, Mrs. at Nephi. his former men ails real , this the urliclc need i.ing and rciiicinbcrs Wedthe conon or J ever 'heard of Ht. J:...,h's Oil. that these quantities were in transit Grace I Fouts and her mother, Mrs. nesday of last week. home, branches of the h f t When the The family and venience uf a purely loeal know ! n pniduri mi (he emi- on June 1st : On the eoramerrial ducks Burns, Mrs, Grace A. Cooper, Miss numerous friend from Price amendand collection agency have pit tree decay and wither it beeoai1 lineiii thirty-fivyinin axo, th. of Lakes Superior and Michigan, Bessie Kennedy, Rev. J. Freelen John- ing. Bishop Thomas Bailey was in incnrijoratfil under the name of East- 2 skeleton. family thing to tons and in storage at the son and little op Iearlme a company which G. D. Ken- charee. The s lyles of that eity ern Utah Credit asuriation. (). T. daughter, llJMd mines or at intermediate joints, 0 STsiu.lHjo advertising fund aa There was a time whea a jiThe speakers were W. A. C Brook of Priee is president and A. and J. A. Crockett. aays: nedy ar back aa I'.HH and tons. Retail dealers in anthracite ,,ne oft be a leading citizen without mklereid of Peerless viep president til Bryan, Robert Winn and President best known prodm-t- w, j the entir- had fifty-tw- o to a golf rlub. Bg days sujiply of that CABOOSE BREAKS FROM TRAIN A. H. Belliston, each of whom spoke and L . Redd of Heljier, secretary fuel on June 1st, an increase of 11 The huainees went dead. Kl words of consolation to the liercaved and treasurer. Clayton M. Negus u . AND IS MANGLED MASS i It tried iinsiicceaMfnliy f0 make a Alsiut the only thing bo in per cent over March 1st and slightly family. A duet was rendered by L the executive secretary with offiees more than that on June 1, 1924. The than a country fellow ia to 14. p One P. 1 Anderson HELPER, July Casey J and Mrs. T. E. Carter. . building in this eitv. movement of anthracite in the lake Jones would have gloried in the bit re town fellow in the country. Other directors are Joseph Litizette Cast Thv Bread Uuon the Waters, trade began early this season and as of railroad tragedy which waa enacted a violin solo bv Miss Merci it iiI lyiuiri lussHt.t from IleliM'r, S. V There ia thia to be said a result the total on the ipper lake between Price and this city today ul Mrs. Diane Mxru hetti of LatudM, N'iJ M. Mnd-accompanied h by in porrh awings they ay docks now stands close to or.e milium when a much abused and scorned O. Boothe, and a vocal solo, Face and . I. Wilbur Burnham of Price tn and tons. This is more than double the member of the caboose family decided Face, by Mrs. Ralph Belliston. Ben-to A. J. Dimas of Scofield. The essucia-tioteti they hold their audience. n has been organized not quantity on the eorresjxmding date a to write finis to a dreary existence by ediction was offered bv Dennis Wood. only tor Another one of life iM08 year ago. leaping the track and plunging over a Interment took place in Vine Bluff the proteetion of creditors, hut fur is haring young onions u Gardener, win. d of foot embankment. It suc- cemetery, the grave being dedicated debtors as well. Carbon has a thirty-fiv- e out w,,, slogan uf lovemaking. waten s T PRICE TO CISCO HIGHWAY NOW ceeded in ita purjxwe, for what waa grow" now ve at the time of Bishop Bailey. The floral offer- large floating jsijulation and manv heard ex.g ,.,e BEING SURVEYED once the poor workhorse of the road ia ing were beautiful and nrofuae. Manv of the debtor move from one One Kansas police1 City place now a mangled mass of twisted iron relatives and friends from out of another, run extensive credit a. e .ur.t. FJJg uh w'hoolroom is worth seven languages, but ther The July edition of Utah Highways, and wha a some caret esa and indriver leave No one wood. waa the country. The loss intown attended. dozen in a jKKilroom. splintered the official publication of the state curred on such naturally i added to Before sending itself to the road commission, has this to say re-- jured. limbo of lost cabooses this particular President) Coolidge ia Mid to favor the good ones. It is a proven fact that garding the survey of the Price to Cis- - one, leading two railroad freight ears this plan will stabilize credit bus ness retirement by the federal to federal aid proposition : The roa loose from the re- from the inheritance tax government and will through its bimonthly after breaking hut to field, .commission has ordered the location mainder of the train of ratings sent out to alfmem- sped away view the suggestion that the states in miles on f a hundred and twenty-fiv- e down hill, intoxicated with the joy of torn toward the elimination of their income tax lawn as 8 em No. repeal from the State Trunk Line doubtful risks. onee in its existence being the bell for manv rof the pavement et Price via Soldier ewe instead of the tailender. The presenting practical difficulties. Buick Four Reed Smoot, chairman of the senate Creek Junction, Green River am Hunt for the in caboose not good ears did the the felother freight join finance has advocated committee, the low for he 2 Thompsons to Cisco. M. CL Moffatt is in self destruction, but true to their Qera,ntuR.oadster 0Wn may have to do the same leaving of inheritance taxation to the by you. now in the field with e location party and remained doggedly states and income to the federal govmeekly and the work ia well under way. The nature, on the track to await the command of ernment, but the : G,eurpeUr preaident sees no tiDVL,?1kS counties of Carbon, Emery and Gram their master. to realise that t to work Wh,t ont such practical way a need such u are in the erpense, which is preliminary to the construction with Thomas Redmond, the chief sheep gravel surfacing of Federal Aid Pro- inspector for Utah, returned to Salt If you cant afford a ear you have to be thankful for you dont unt11 jects 74, 75, 100 and 10L The Lake Citv yesterday from San Juan aomething has lost everything! have to read all the circular and handFords, from $50.00 ! was made the letter pert o; he made where an inspection county, bills ia automobiles dumped while they The consumption of May by B. W. Matteson, senior high- of some flocks being' trailed into this are at ease. wftimiled em i. way engineer of the federal bureau of state from the Navajo reservation. All tpublie roads; IL 8. Kneer, assistant were fonnd free from infections The radio set doesnt work as well chief engineer of the state road eom Going to another town and in the anmmer aa in the winter. mission, and Moffatt, the locating eny w-0.7.55 Neither does the society set gineer. Dont forget that the modern girl 932 Main St., The financial policy outlined by the is not always what she is painted. Dont borrow The Sun. Subscribe Wedding gar-me- ht hand-raisin- LOCAL full-leng-th four-butt- on aal-ta- ry r d, Rough-and-Kea- 8un-nysid- e, News-Advoca- te WEED JULY 24TH AT PRICE Starts eon-duct- ed es fin-she- ht Band and Park. At oclock Master SPORTS, CONTESTS Dinner At Park and Grounds. Hel-M- r. ' QUIT mHiiii-Ns- ' s ermrni-Mi- dii-- ki s - I rn-di- e V'.'"'.-"i',,il- ,,r haiH-nci- J Times-New- 150,-00- M " SI Oolds-bmug- ."i '.ft;1 h, tiiLllMinniimla2 .ts-te- v.-r- v la-li- e IS ays-ter- n re,) : Roadster, down payment payment -- Dodle neon-xioiasanc- f a; wjyss'j f igy -- announaementa. Tha Sun. Dodfeupl" dWn Payment payment S ::: to UNDSEY MOTOR CO. Price, Utah. |