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Show j - rrzr THE SUNS RATES Ha Bun's display sdrsrtiNing rates are forty (40) wnu an inch per issue or ia-au- An elephant seldom sleeps more than four or five hour a day AND NEW YORK, Nov. 16. Daniel Ilnonc, (iwirjft! Washington and lien 11.60 an inch by the month (our (4) to local advertisers. Transient, fifty (00) eenta an inch per bmue. Position la 26 par cent additional. No display advert tains accepted for the first (front) page, ran 1 reader twenty-fir- e (25) canu per line an issue. -- WASHINGTON, FRANKLIN . BOONE, SPEEDERS Franklin, speedsters. This haa noth ini; to do with Rupert Hughes. called into traffic court for violating motor lawn had such name. FeJ-Io- wh Habitual drunkards in Madrid must AN Volume 13, Number 26 INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPE To Production of Soft Coal Exceeds University of Utah" w"dine November 19, 1926 A have their heads shaved every weeks nrider penalty of law. Him That Hath J) four I All Records In October The Sun Special Service. APPRECIATION OF THE SUNS WASHINGTON, I). (J, Nov. 15. At a meeting of the Carbon county NEWS COLUMNS Production of anthracite during the board of education held on Wednesweek ended November 6th, curtailed day of this week the matter of a county health unit in which the board of by the occurrence of election day and Pel ir vine tlmt The Bun helped edueution. Price, Helper and ' other nut over the ttije Aruiistiee Day eeleseveral religious holidays, amounted , Irii-emunicipalities were to help maintain, oration in the ('IiiiiiiIht of to 1,565,000 net tons. The average ns suggested by I)r. T. U. Beatty of Ioniinerce sends in this letter of ap- : weeks normal the state board' of health, was turned predation weekly output during November 15, 192U. 4 own with the following reply written in October has be6n more than 2,000,-60- 0 Mr. R. V. Crockett, The Bun. to l)r. Beatty by Carl R. Marcusen, tons. Dear Mr. Crockett : Will you per- - 4 mit me to expresa on behalf of the 'resident of the board: Output of Koft eoal for the councoin mitt pcm their very deep appre- Dear Dr. Beatty: At a meeting try as a whole exceeded all ast recand uaciution fur your ords in the week ended October 30th, board of cdueation held Octoof the sixtuiice in Riving our Araiixtice ber 19ih, your Dr. Covington appearreaching a total of 13,486, 000 net Hay celebration auch valuable pub- - 4 ed before the board to request aud adtons. The increase over the preceding licity. The free use of the rolumna of vocate the establishment of a full week amounted to 774,000 tons or 6.1 your paper undoubtedly helped very fur time eounty health unit in which the cent. Detailed the figures per materially in niakinR the day a aucCarbon county commissioners, the ecus. and we are indeed grateful fur week under review show substantial your aplendid aMxiMtnncr. increases in practically all states of city of Price, the eity of Ilclier and Thanking you, I remain, very corother municipalities should join and the Northern and Middle Appalachian dially yotira, IV. II. Toy, secretary. in its maintenance. The regions and in the Eastern interior. The gain in Pennsylvania alone was purpose of the county health unit is to employ a eonqietent physician and 219,000 tons and in West Virginia nurse to give full time to certain 215,000, in Illinois and Indiana 80,000 DROP IS PREDICTED IN AMERICAN COAL PRICES teultli supervision within the county, and 71,000 tons, resjioctively. West t was represented to us that the of the Mississippi the trend of outPITTSBURG, Nov. 15. A decided foundation would pay tockei'cllcr but continues upslowly firmly put reaction in the bituminous coal mar-se- t d of the cost, the board of edward. in this country will follow the red niul municipal ucation Production of byproduct coke inturn to work of the striking British and in the remaning tons creased from 3,641,000 net in the opinion of Charles J, bis miners, to was which a in third to 3,812,000 October, represented Septomlier apokcKinan fur the Pit $2100.(10. gain of 171,000 tons or 4.7 per cent. loodycnr, Producers association. DeTliis ma tier came regularly before With the exception of January, 1926, mandCoal for American coal from foreign the board at its meeting today and the October output is the highest on countries sent the product as high as There wns given full consideration. record. The daily rate for the thirty-on- e 11.50 a ton to householders within in addition to the hoard present icing days in October was 122,975 tons, the English of education, Dr. F. F. Fisk of Price, an increase of 1596 per du.v or 1.3 per strikepast month, but with the settled, Goodyear said prices Dr. William H. Bash of Castle Gate, cent when compared witli September. Dr. W. T. Elliott of Helper, also O. There were 76 active plants in Octo- should drop at least to the level prerise. P. renrock, A. W. Horsley, J. W. ber and these produced ubout 91 per vailing before the Most of the coal sold to European Lonfbourow ami Judge George Chriscent of their enpucily. short-tercontensen of the Price clmnibr of comThe output of pig iron made a mod layers was bought on he said, adding that these cun merce. As a result of such conference eratc gain in October the total being tracts, would be canceled and surwe were directed to report to you as estimated at 3,313,623 gross tons, or tracts now intended for shipment to coal plus e follows : 166,891 tons per day for the thirty-onforeign )orts would lie thrown on the Carbon eounty has a population days in October. This is a gain domestic market, with a consequent of approximately 18,000. There are of 2348 tons per day or 2.3 per cent in quotations. Cisco and practicing phyoyer September, when the daily rate slump Long Time Carbon County Resident twenty registered J. M. McNeill, vice president of the Long Search Ends In His Arrest At within the coun- and sicians surgeons was 104543 tona. The October rate is Passes Away. Coke company, Coal and Illinois. Consolidated in was A fourth Evanston, brought much learning, are men big of All and gamier approxity. the largest since June on and very high considerable the of at the exivrunee mates the January rate of 106,974 said run of mine coal had dropped yesterday plant moiling Emily Grams Campbell,, long, time The long search for Alvid Sollis, Saturday to $1.85 a ton, after having attitude. They are so professional tons per day. near this from Carbon resident of Cisco, Cjrystsl Price, company passed and that distributed community Beehive coke output for October sold a week ago at $2.25. lie said, alias Eddy Kelley, wanted in Carbon a short distance from the every her original sphere of action at the home of did not expect the bottom home within the shows a decided drop, the estimated lowevejr, he every county in connection with the burgpractically on Albert J. Eas; Grimes, brother, to drop out of the market as a resui giant gasser on the Cisco structure. Second total being 867,000 tons for the month of North Street at 6 oclock last community is within a short distance lary of the Toggery it Helper on Au- The new well has been domes settlement. The the strike and office or residence of some one capped, as compared with 1,310,000 tons made tic ilonday evening. She was the daugh- of the this gust 10th of this year, when fifty-on-e at demand, usually heavy 443,-00- 0 these is of the be is held decrease will The until the physicians. Many of these in September. plant gas ter of Charles and Maria Lillywliite wore stolen, ended ime, he said, would serve to stiffen suits of clothing by corporafor physicians born says Mondays operation, and at ready was tons, or nearly 34 per cent. The irices. Tarring tions withinarctheemployed and lie added that large indus-ri- Tuesday of this week when Sollis was Qrand Junction Sentinel. A flow of Grames, as such, county Amto total amount of byproduct and beeimmigrating at Sussex, England arrested Evanston, Ills., according consumers would be quick to of the cubic-fewith are safeguarding million charged hive 'coke made was 4,679,000 tons, daily, in or her nearly erica with April parents in prices, to word received by Sheriff Ray Dom- with a eight emof ake the all of health drop of advantage and life any the 81 hundred six rock pressure of per a byproduct plants contributing Jay, 1858, stopping in New York fact that would aid in keeping the ing from the ehief of police at that pounds was struck. Because cent and behive plants 19 per cent. state nntil the spring of 1861, when ployes of their community. Price last left Sheriff Doming place. irices have we steady. this of and probably situation, information Several carloads of machinery Two sources exist for they started westward, locating at materials are being received each 'lorence. Neb. Leaving Nebraska on taken more seriously the prevention concerning exports of coal from the MEETING HELD AT HIAWATHA week at Cisco and taken to the site .taly 1st, they got to Salt Lake City of spreading disease than we otherNorth Atlantic ports. One is the recBY KINO KOAL KLUB the railroads the plant, which is now partly September 13, 1861, with Captain Jo- wise might have done. On account of the of ord kept by serving into This is to be one of the seph Hornes company. In the spring our fieculiar situation, the health and tarnished. dumped of the quantity ports Last Sunday evening a meeting was from n the and industrial vessels over tidewater piers argent plants in this of 1862 the family moved to Ephraim life of citizens of the county, Koa held at Hiawatha by the been better has protected number of A experience, of the mardestination of the vessels. This is Klub, a civic organization, King She country. was Richfield. to and later at which the source drawn upon by the bureau there were some fifty members in at-- ! mildings aud parts of the plant have ried to Peter Bell of the latter place than in most communities. Three years ago the board of ednow been constructed, but no announ- in 1866 and was the mother of two of mines in their reports of tidewater tendance. State Coal Mine Inspector ucation the adopted a program which procement regarding the time operation second source is shipments. John Crawford and Otto Hcres, as-- 1 ioys, the oldest, Peter, Jr., died at vided for an inspection of all school customs officials made. been is to the has the record kept by 'rice a number of years ago, begin Unit- the of sistant manager general children early in the school year by Work is to start tomorrow morning other son living somewhere in Idaho. and ordinarily published onre a month rd States Fuel company, addressed in close touch with the var-ne of construction on the a ihysicinns of Foreign the gathering.' Three papers were; in the Monthly Summary large In 1894 Bhe was married to William isof the county. A reeord schools at Cisco, in which the carbon ampbejl, a civil war veteran, who Commerce of the United States, Evolution of Religion, by W. read, was made and recsuch of inflection be stored. will commerce, Jack from the plant sued by the department of atcr went to the soldiers home in W. Murray; Current Events, by R. recorded. Teachwere ommendations Several acres of ground near the rail- California and died there. Her health covering cxjiorts of all commodities, E. Connor, and Retailing Science, inform parents to were ers values new and required road has been obtained for this and giving lioth quantities ms been very much impaired the past A. J. Jensen. of the exam- recommendations the of details but and also the countries of destination. byNew officers of the club for the one is regarding her plans structure, wo .years. Surviving son, and parents request this physician were not available from Cisco The two sets of figures usually agree iobert, by her latter marriage, two ining 7 are J. Bryce Forreswould have year as action such to take Wood-sidwas not for takin Cisco The dome to but as always morning. totals, irethers, Charles Grames of Leo Kennedy, secrecorrected and over by the Carbon company after a short period, because of differences ter, president; and Albert J. Grames of Price. physical derangements JosWilliam Jones, xlirrman; tary; health of the the otherwise n promote was a struck shipof foot in the timing She was 78 years of age at the time gasser particular G. J. music director? Hanson, eph examinations These examined. child there. Four passers have been already of her death. ment, the railroad recording it when Reese, publicity manager. The memfor the of cost $558.00 ofiftade at a were customs boles the are the being pier, Funeral sendees were held at the irought in and other damped over rommittce consists of A. J. sunk. A large number of other big Wallaec & Hannon funeral jiarlors school year. ficials recording it when cleared bership chairman; S. Oliphant and Jensen, At intervals during the year the y ilants are being ojieratcd by the through a central office. Wednesday under the direction of William Burt, while the committee checked results to determine Alias Eddy Kelley. Alvie teacher Sollis, the in of various A. The W. Shiner. counselor country jmrts Bishops which has charge of all program arhad been done. The work HANDICAP the if WATER POCKET IS were Elders William Down-arangements includes J. M. Jensen as night for the Illinois eity with extra GAME MAY speakers of eontagioiis disease has spreading invoAT SAUNA MINE and Ernest S. Horsley, the chairman; C. F. Long and T. W. dition papers and will return Sollis eared for to a very high been BE REAL STRUGGLE thus cation was offered by Elder O. J. here for trial. The crime was comof school children health the and An unforscen delay confronted the Lewis. A. Two divisional winners will play Hannon, the benediction bv Elder Coa on August 10th and Sheriff mitted Sevier and of the alley protected. If our bud-gmanagement benediction promoted shot SMOOT TO REOPEN FIOHT FOR Doming has kept up a faithful hunt here this (Friday) afternoon when N. Wallace and the grave recent a when efficiency will be mine by greater permits, company by Ernest S. Horsley. LAND TITLES Richfield SCHOOL and since. school high Carbon the Sollis ever for of floor the high on scrured by increasing the number of in the coal body for of Sheriff clash an the in game At was Doming request water tapped a pocket CANYON ROAD WORK said inspections Tier year. big shaft Senator Reed Smoot has written to issu- the purpose of seeing who will repre- SALINA Wc feel that because of these sitand the inrush of water came so sud- Gov. George II. Dcrn announcing re- Tuesday warrants of arrest were RESUMED AGAIN state of the Mr. alias W. W. sent southeastern the vnl ed for such Johnson, a of part wc are not justified in joinwas uations flow the denly and newal of the fight for validation of White, and for George Clark, alias in the The game will in the proposed program. If Salina on the Canyon you ume that the equipment in pumps and school land ing Ojierations As Boon as the Mr. Connie, believed to be the grants will enter Richfield :15. 2 instart at Sunimplicated boilers from closed down further proved railroad were expenditures for health propower generating in the burglary. Both are in Salt Lake game as the favorite as the Reapers had Western senators and congressmen are made, it is the hoards due week tections this of and operations until mining deWednesday day adequate reach Washington, D. C., Smoot and it team extradition have more a paAfter '.he experienced securing the that it should be sent for on situation, handle City. to a break in the large casting opinion to be stopiM'd to clared a conference will be called to Sheriff of is much heavier. The Richfield squad return the for Sollis, Senand Uth, the of erection Salina the Sentinel tient the equipment of an adeSalina steam shovel, snya says the consider what steps would be taken Doming left for Evanston to bring the has five men on the team that have big now control made quate county hospital and the emhandicap The water is fully under for securing enactment of the hill now alleged criminal back to Price for the played for four years. The remainder tinel of the 13th. This can mine the the G. P. that are for Johnson, indications ployment of a eonijietcnt staff to care it necessary and pending and for securing presidential of the team is composed of men with foreman, to make a trip to Salt Lake for cases requiring medical attention, take up production again in the near approval. If it suceeeds in the house trial. G. W. Ivie, Salt Lake City tailer, at least a years experience. Several and secure the necessary (ttrts. in industrial cases in particular. future. wait on Presi- was arrested will senators Western, neees-aron August 21st in con members of the Richfield team were City y We have reported to you at length to Salina on Wednesday returned He Additional equipment will be dent Coolidge and urge his approval. nection with the burglary when ten there when J. T. Bingham of the Carin reason that we wanted you to occurrences the for the on resumed such and work was to cope with W. Hal Farr, deputy attorney general suits of clothes and one overcoat, re- lton coached at Richfield three night has of our partieular condiTo lie informed faculty management the morningroad and. the future again Thursday left last week for the national capi- ported stolen from Price were found years ago. in sympathy with every this are le We tion. the work to a speedier eouij several plans for accomplishing tal to represent the state land board in his possession. He was brought to befit defensive teams of push Two wonld alleviate sufferthe be of carmovement will that several snow lioiler before flies, The tion capacity objective. in the for record fight a Sheriff each the Carbon death rate, and in evDoming, the and holding rediiee by county ordered state, ing, loads of supplies were increased considerably and pumping E. J. Kaddatz, A. O. Mackenzie snd hut was later returned to Salt Lake be seen when material is will for the happiness Wedmatter this means season, The scoring added. provide lie ery arriving every day. Govfacilities will a di- W. Mont Ferry were named by the City and charged with having stolen th$ two teams line up. Richfield has nesday, twenty head of horses, yours, Board of truly Very hnmnnity. will be thoroughly discussed ernor Dern Tuesday to represent in was crossed R. in his lie line eight not had Carl Marcusen, its possession. on of held property By Education, goal of carload wagon a be with dump Sjatur rectors meeting to the American Mining con- released on his own recognizance and games. It is evident that the Carbon lresident. in the Richfield state it and at received operation were 20th, put November day. gress in Washington, D. C., December is still awaiting trial. team has had a far tougher schedule the nest morning. Other machinery offices of the company and what 7th to 10th. Delegates will press the than the Richfield squad. Carbon is and equipment will nrrivethe lari of A large crowd of mad workers mode of procedure will he taken will adoption of a resolution by the nawhose name is most a Edmond Hoyle, own on its team grounds. from this in the of used result Emery county passed through gradtough the week so ns to he depend largely upon the tional organization endorsing Utah s freely linked with the words accordPrice is Monday headed for the sitoof railroad company on morning. Monday ing discussion. The and fifty hundred on the school land question. died a Due twenty stand standardization, only to to, ing mad and bridge construction new .lie the now doing fine work on the bed of the age of 97. Ilis firs to thirty different types of straw hats at ago River highway years the be on will is whatever destroyed Nearly $10,000,900 eanyon railroad, and Short Treatise On the Game o: are now made in Germany. Formerly Carbon-Emer- y The American law authorizing solthe near line, contracts custom Chinese the meeting, directors eaeh the through of year the outcome had a title of no few there were over two hundred. Whist sailors to a mike and let diers been which nuncupa have leaf for by the state of pood small to gold provide of burning pieces the mine will he able commission. or oral will at sea comes from the er than a hundred and twenty-fiv- e tivr road whist.o anniversaries. trains the rortnin on when Sun. The sized tonnage Complete line legal blanks. words. time of Caesar. up aud down the canyon. one-thir- ns one-thir- one-thir- d, I rg 1 m SOLLIS CAPTURED Huge Gasser Comes In Dome On EMILY GRAMES al et sec-io- ! us warc-lous- 1926-192- e, ninety-millio- coii-mn- nl CARBON-RICHFIEL- D do-gr- ee et inter-region- al semi-final- s. it ' Trice-Gree- n |