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Show , FRIDAY, PAGE TWO Gsl & IS REGARDEI Washd'CMhos Cleanliness -- Irs Ihe MAYfA' PEACE AT THE CAPITAl WASlUMi'Jfp.V. 1. Three ,.r four rrault the H'ieal f the ro:.l hv strikes First ITEEPAa, . THE SUN. end. The EV1. iin.1 an.v n.j.ly no: Tli.-- I' i- - ' , hls ' ' Tlmt ls til" J .l;r.ri..v Ire-id- ml Not Department Matter. jj,. ('n'!y d:! I'cient inti's between and the dcai-liiy the laken by See- imiiiiil Uavis i. ini tiis rniieiliatixii staff ,tjiry at ,lt'.arl nwiit of labor. Tii- de- t a riit'nt bringing aUiut the nl of aml nearly all lbe of emnse, nt otleii it ti though, ' as the Hiilli fa mi. minion.- - ra:hT t 'i an arniMYe r the Majrtag do your next peare. ii'il litLET r cl washing. Try it free. h .! Srei'tiil Iri i!iiv inn- -l hr Get a new idea of washed-clothe- s harniotiv iVnn-il- Of shorter cleanliness. alepa, eil'a-- by In1 rial ot or Iiy bulli, Tania r easier washdays. to evolve j;jv crii menial ways and Youll wonder at the Maytags Cleans i'r firiniai.rnt peare ;u the washed ami liiiuuiinouWliut hole (.'nolidge ujdmirv, ir greater speed tubfuls7 minutes. 3 tfaraeile alike. to in clean Hants nnder.'tiNid drfinitelv is th.it he sparkling Conlidgc iiJnii nitra- insists ihui nlien private eapitul and Tlunl At its washing volume 50 pounds busiof tions is'ln y requiring privale private labor fall out they must e.nne of dry clothes in one short hour. ness lo iroh mil its ohii together of tlieir own volition and e washing of the At its instead of diqioHliiig tlieia on the make ieaee. The White House claims At its thorlaces. and silks finest been that whoever looks ukhi himself or doorstep of the White House, lias of heavy, "bulky ough washing themselves as eumiueroni in the an- effectually vindieated. h such win-things is Tin tlie big Fourth pieces puhln tLraeite business the administration is s. greasy as ner in the authrueite setlleniciit. be-- j in at leat sueeessfully standing grimy t iucrca-washes r la will collars, no The way it of Cause then .jit on its miners wage to In passed on as ini,,, private industrial strife. wristbands snow-whitcuffs, 1923, to the eonsiinier in the shue of smudge-fre- e dean, without handdearer coal. SEVIEB VALLEY SOON READY rubbing TO SHIP PRODUCT Nothinj Basic Settled. THEN youll know why the At the While House, in emigres! SALIVA, Feb. 20. Chief Engineer For Iwnri without rievtri.uy. and throughout goverumentul, quar-ter- s Maytag won undisputed World tilt MayttfR ia HV.iiLibte with llidgway and an assistant of the DenMiline motor. generally gratification over the ver and lviu CSrande Western and Leadership. Why it is the washing windup of the hard coal strike is tem- Chief Engineer Christensen with Asgenius in hundreds of thousands of pered by 1n admission that nothing sistant Engineer Bowman of tlie Utah homes. Why it sells itself wherever reallv basil lias been settled. Arms Coii't ruction arrivof it goes on a free washing trial. Ogden eompany have been stmked a- - the allies ami ed here imand afternoon Thursday the erntral imwers did on Novemlicr PHONE US wash with the Outstanding mediately went up Saliua Canyon, reFeature 11, 1918. Hut until them has lieen Maytag a in the evening and making Maytag next week. Test it in i. turning tome kind of a coal Versailles 1 Washes faster. Easily adjusted second Inp this morning to thoroughevery way compare it with other conference that will fix a iea-to height. your conditions on railroad over look the washers. 1 Washes cleaner. ly terras on a more durable basis than an oriole how the work done last season, be can Clothes 7 S Largest hourly armistiee fixes them conditions in stood under the weather conditions If It Doesn't Sell Itself, put in or taken capacity. Tub the hard coal area will remain uncer- of theuplast few months and what the with the 21 gals. Don't Keep It. out holds tain and HTHtuhlly nMn to the duu-rr- r chances are for au washer running. on Moat compart 4 resumpt early of new warfare. Senator (lenrge of the same. lu a conversation with washer made fTub dean Wharton Pepper, republican of takes floor space Mn linger II. IT. Ijewis if the (ciicral v his lacause who, of only 2$ inches Coal company they lias been reiiiind to give close Sevier Valley square. All metal m staled found that they everything Self observation lo every phase of the Cast aluminum wringer. 5 will condition continue ihe fine and adjusting. Instrike, is strongly of the opin- work rnninieiired lust season on tlm tub cant stant tension. ion that eniumoiiwealth or nation, if first of March or as uear that dale as warp, rot, swell, release. split or corrode. not laitli, niii- utilize the five years the weather will jiermit. anthracite armistice' to come to for tmmmu Reasons QmMtientl, returned from Lewis, who had World Leadership genuine grin. with the entire coal a three days trip just to Salt Lake City, problem. visited while there the shops of the V Big Problem Is Ahead. railroad and saw that the steamshovei If we do not, says Senator lYp- - used hy the Utuli Construction MAYTAG SHOP on the work in the canyon last per, the resulte just happily achiev ed here in Pennsylvania will come to year is being thoroughly overhauld 200 Main Price, in the shops, ami that so ninny of tlie naught. A guaranteed era of will Hruiit of a comprehensive, old Hirts are being replaced hy new ersial irview of the whole ones that after the rcMtirs l lie maeiluation. Such a review should em- chine will In 75 sr cent new. He nisi CHAMPION RAISER OT SQUASH ON PACIFIC COAST y brace the bituminous ns well as the was told that, the const ruction anthracite fields. (, piirmsc should gave the wick (, the ini'roxi Nearly 36fi00,000 square yards be to recommend, either to the state simps with the uiiderstnmliii ( list tin legislature at Harrisburg or to the job will he compleied hy Mai'rli of concrete street pavement were lu Ihe meant ime the work of sink congress at Washington or Niihly placed under contract in 1925 to both of those Imilics sMrific wavs iny tie shaft at the Sevier Valley and means for avoiding a recurrence mine is immii; continued in .wo shill of periodic cmil uhcuvuU. It will lie ,inl Lewi,- - vp.Tii ! m il i.i, all to the pied tliiil Mich n Mirvei In liilkin.; should he iniidi til a mnmciit of pro- ih,. ,.k v.ili i j. i. n d .ii.pim in lit imlii-lrI'nrli he llt-- th.it il the lie miM fouml that mi found liv Miiiiiiii.iniK at (he mine even t .ulv m ihe 11:1111111- the timen of populnr ftHMsimi mid .m niniinny will '.e re.idv to loud hev .ti-p- l'i-.- r l i , prei-idi-- - n-- i- iln-I'niti- - an-Ma- dilTu-ultic- Ire-idw- it giA timer like ood old lfr! stocklire insurance for I real protection! Ikkc it and- - BESAFE s hand-gentl- ; liard-to-was- 1 play-clothe- x work-clothe- s, diH-trin- e ; e, 1 9 lYnii-sylvani- a, yuug&P cuiiMit-nene- Jfluminum Washer -t tat 9 THE eom-uin- y Phone Utah. Street, iwn-atri- fe Equitable Real Estate Investment Compaq! Second Floor Silvagni PRICE, UTAH Bldj. f. New Arrivals Keep Our Da Stocl' 5. Fresh Never have any fear of stale merchandise it : stores because the stocks inF ways fresh. It is our policy qr buy large quantities of mat andise and we also have that, ' utation of keeping np to dft ' lines always on hand. BinA buy where yon are assured tb good a are fresh and that tin is no danger of being pa; something that has been oa fc inf shelves for months. Si Outfitta for the whole family. non-contr- com-uin- I lt. I ..pim-tiim- - 2$ Cities Laid vet - y. 1 1 - eo.-i- l line t lie enrs. for eiiicropiicy relief hM eanne the nMiltut rei'immeiidulioiiare forjpitlen the moment the erriis in 'WESTERN MINERS - 111 . - CONTENT, SAYS A. B. APPERSON Fiiidiiijrs ii'u recoinineiidiilioiis luude duriie; -- mil a j Minern in the Westeni coiiulry mi season n now lies ahead in the ll,llt-- , with the Hoiking: lv eiiilmltled mithnifbo n imi u;ll ml absolutely 'iili-lie- d j coiiditiniK lint now prevuil. Such is be subject to tli.-i- t !':i!idie ip. ,lu' "pi'''"!' f A. 11. Apnron. pre-- iOur Wartime Bungle. of the Ciiliimel Fuil Aueiiev emu dent MemiMi's of emi'jre.s ilo not 'u in Suit of Denver, Colo. He imiy that the anthrneio trik. ur imli!ciur- Luke t urdii v in eompnuy Sii lust City ed any effective -- ciitinoii in iHi'or of with .ImiieK C. oten-itut- e Hurler, ini naionli.iiip of eoul :is n (Miarniitee Am-ien- t for North the Amorim of ngninwt reeurreiit trife in the in li:- Oiiler Nohlei of ihe My-t- ie try. Authorities like Senator ViiTii-- '. (Aruliir SI11 question bus eviiHirnti-l- Last j ui-v- e n. on-wide Hill e r - -- U-. , . . - i i Sa-.- - I ""t"'' ir I Conway of Ietuliima, Cala., 1 n the finestlookingpave-men- t exM-c-tatin- s 5 pa per-riston- Hiawatha, Heiner and Wm i , Hiawatha. GEORGE McDERHAty Superintendent. 'Y Uv Spring Canyon ; Coal Co. and gives greater service value per dollar FUNERAL SUNDAY than any other type. Remains of L. A. Jacobson Now Rest At Mt. Pleasant. AU of the fads are tn out free booklet on Concrete Streets." Ash for your copy- on, m Miners and Shippers el Celebrated s' Spring Canyon wtx f Coal Minei at ' i UTAH SPRING CANTON. General Office 817 Newhe Building. Salt Laka City. Utah I f 1 j. money can buy, x Funeral services for Louis A. Jar-ohswho died on Thursday of last week at Seattle, Wash., were, held at Salt laike City last Sunday with interment later at Mt. Pleasant Services were conducted hy the Knights of Pythias of which deceased had once while a resident of Scofield been grand rhaneellor. He was a member of Katlihoue Lstdgc No. 0 at the latter place, lie was one of the oldest locomotive engineers in point of service on the Denver and Rio (irande Western. having a run on the Marysvale branch at the time of his death. He had lieen a member of the Iin.thcr-Iiimof Locomotive Engineers for more than thirty years. He is survived hy his widow, Mis Alice I Van JaeolK-on- , two sons, Tiiis Kenneth and William B., and two daughter!, Mr. Lloyd Bovin ten and Maren. Also three sister. Mrs. B. 1$. Owens oml Mr. J. T. Boles of Salt Luke C.ty, and Mrs. E. O. Jones of Seattle, Wash. Deceased was 55 year of age and viis well known in Curh.ui county, where he had many friends popularity of concrete street paver ment is the fact that it is has the reputation ot heiur the elium-pioof the (ioMen State. fpiii.slier He owns one nt the tines randies in the West and has made a liolihy of Of the two raisin;' unusual wiua-he- s. shown in ihe pieture one weighs one humlnd and thirty-siand the other a hundred and sixteen Miunds. L . - , . Storfesh asf The reason for this nati- im. repiihlieun priereosive of Xelir.i-kHe Miintcd out tlmt the Eiivtcni miwill unihablv nlwnvn adcu-iit;'ovi iii- - Iliirucite niiueiN st rike hud no efteet ment ownerilnp iik the eoul jwiimeii. n I tali. Colorudo nn.l Wvominp. In But hi exponent m Bi'iieiitin , , ,... 1 "''.I ,!,l,1 port for federal ownerahij vif even a r,,?,ri eiiurle plnnt in n single industry-- - iln "" "? 'M ""'""B Mumde Shonls enterprise- -is n.hli.md M.l .''ars Wdil ae avidenee of the vastly fjreiit-'' 'l'la;r- -n ws lonuerlyl he suMr..ifieultv that would Im enneintered hi SonttM-rtub railroad . tlu; ,! a aelii'iue for mnkii. I nele n- "ke .V"1 r,7 lo proprietor of an entire indu-lr- v " '"'T the coal mines. Our wartime b.!Ke ( Moies as""'"Tas r;lii. 1,1 in fpivcrnmeut adminiMratioi, bI p,,nwrnH tl,rw llHP''r',1 road would not In foiV..tUii eith.-r- if w,u ,ls serious project fur owueisipp lfi'',,, any After the building of the Utah railcoal fields were ever to Im miv.im-nlway he went In Zion as vice president Hia Views Vindicated. of the United States Fuel. He is imw If lresident Uooliilgc could he in- a eoul broker nt the Colorado capital. duced to say what is the source of his Anthracite Advances. principal gratification over the end of the strike then is authority for statW1LKKSI1AURE, Pa., Feb. 20. ing that it would Im the vindication The Kingston Coal eompany, one of of his view that all American private Ihe largest indeiendent producers in business should wash its own dirty the anthracite field, today announced linen. One of the principles laid down increases in the prior of eoal ranging by Calvin Coolidge smn after he be- trom $1.25 to Fi.tMl a ton at the mines. rime president was that such linen "When the grocer raises the price of mnat not he de)iosited on the doorstep his goods be is not questioned, F. E. of tlie executive offices in the Zerliey, general manager, said when that it will be laundered and asked for a reason. That is the dried on the White House grounds. A of our eoal. Uf course, people d price not member of the Coolidge cabinet, close- have to buy from us unless want they ly associated with the administrations to. No have tieeu annonne- relations with biisiness, puts it in cd by the rhanges producers, larger 11 e decided at the outthese terms : set that private enterprise must not ABOUT THE CAMPS OF THE BIG accustom itself to looking upon WashCARBON DISTRICT ington ns its wet nurse or a a policeman to whom it could mn, at will, Utah Fuel company has contributed with its woes. five hundred dollars to the relief of Determination to adhere to that pol- those who suffered in the recent Bingicy explains the presidents consist- ham Canyon snow avalanche. It oft refusal to abandon fice employes ut Zion give $178.50. ent and bis hands off jiolicy in the grim five During the past three weeks close and a half months long duel between to a hundred and fifty men have been anand the Mine Workers, the United taken from the payrolls uf mines in thracite operators. Although it is ap- the Spring Canyon district most of parent that James J. Davis, secret iry these at Standardville. Properties in of labor, was a conspicuous factor in that section are this week averaging the behind the scenes negotiations that not over two days as a whole. The finally brought the strike to an end, same condition exists at Hiawatha, the president contended to the last that the end came without any intcr-(Continued On Pass Eixhll y Cesaeirete Streets . 1 Carbon-Emer- - PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION McComick Building SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH A National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete OFFICES IN 30 CITIB8 THREE APPLICATIONS COMING UP NEXT MONTH Nineteen petitions asking clemency were denied, ten were granted and six were continued until the March session by the state board of pardons at it session last Saturday. Judge Frick IS NOW AVAILABLE Notification of the existence of a scholarship to the Colorado School of Mines for some Utah boy to be recommended by the state superintendent of public instruction was received st the office of Dr. C. N. Jensen last Tuesday from M. F. Coolhaugh, president of the school. The scholarship carries $250 per year for a period of four years, rovering t nit ion and laboratory fees. Applicants must satisfy the entrance requirements and must hare shown proficiency in studies. f. United States Feel Cl D, Largest Producers of Coal la Utah. Producing the Tamoni ; KING BLACK HAWK HIAWATHA . -i - , s v and PANTHER COALS -- 'v 4 . Highest efficiency. Gnvi equivalent S104 Ibw T1 storage, "w ID net sleek. far steaming and besting qua"'. was the only absentee. The applications of John Krairis and Tony is INDEPENDENT COAL for pardon and Mike Pagia-lak- is COKE COMPANY for nde were continued to the March The men three were meeting. Every time the bottom falls out of Mines at Kennwsrth. the stock market another class grad- convicted in the spring of 1923 on oral Offiroo Wilber Bank iw"" of in charges Prohibition and radio are both fire uates in the school of experience. voluntary manslaughter connection with the killing of Deputy years old. And one seema to be BALT LAKE CITY, It appears now that the proper time Sheriff Webb np in Spring Canyon at as far from perfection as the other.just to have bought coal and potatoes was the time of the troubles caused by the about ten Years ago. eoal miners strike. . It makes us shudder to think what This is a progressive age- it will take to constitute a radical advertised a year ago as Legal blanks of all kinds. The Sun. Complete line blank books. The Sun. fifty years from now. perfect is now greatly improve Kara-bourak- I nt. . r if. i |