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Show MtiUdiimiJlWfc 4 TIIE SUN, PRICE, UTAH PAGE TOUR Entered Aa Second-flm- a Puetoffice at Price, la Advance. Office Phone No. 9. Mail Matter, June 4, 1915, At the I' tab. Under the Act of March A 1879. ADVERTISING RATES Display Matter 40c. PEIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 hereabouts in a long time. Instead of being for the enforcement of the laws now on the statute Looks of the commonwealth, local leaders in one instance at least coming to the attention of The Sun, openly advised violation. lanfd Every Frida; V; Sub Publishing Co. (Inc.). Crock fit, Sioairr. Subacriiition, $2.00 a Year Residence, No. 133m2. EVERT FRIDAY Per Inch Per Month, $1.50; Single Iaaue, 50c. Special Position, 25 Per Cent Ad- Transient ditional. Lwal a Ten Centa the Line Each Insertion. Count Six Word to the Lina Sunimuna. $1250: Water Application, $15.00; Pinal Proof, $10.00. Reader Ten Centa the Line Each Insertion. Count Six Worda to the Lina Blackface Type Twenty Centa the Line Each Insertion. Obituaries, Carda of Thanka Resolutions Etc., At Beading Notice IUtea Count Six Worda to the Line. For Sale, For Bent, Found, Lost Eta, Two Ceuta Per Word Each Iaaue. No Charge Accounts. Addreea All Cominunicaliuua to SUN PUBLISHING CO. Pricey Utah PEGGYS HOLIDAY is pru GOB do you mink show WHAT lira. Jamieson r Everett doubtfully. alone In the world, except for J nephew that never shows up" Belle Sperry, who waa wriiin. a the list of guesteto-be- , tupn red Ups with her pencil, thought We Intended to ask aU the old of the neighborhood. It would! rather a shame to omit an; on J because she seems anobbisU.r Peggy Every now and then some automobilist arounc Price discoveres that about the poorest way to get out of a car is through the windshield. 1 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 29. In keeping with the Lewi policy of HIGH PAY MUST COME, MINERS IN CONVENTION, SAY Preparedness is a good thing, but such is no strict adherence to conservative prinexcuse for any Price man at this time picking ciples of trade unionism the United INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 2. Mine Workers today prepared for the out a place to dig fishing worms. general expulsion from it ranks of Declaring against a reduction in the Toure right" aald Peggy adherent to the doctrine of commun- wage for all bituminous miners the United Mine Workers of America to- ly. Write her down. Now ism. but debate short After s lively bnw Years Twenty Ago This Week the convention of miner adopted an day adjourned its biennial convention doea that make?" Price and Vicinity The two girls continued their amendment to the unions constitu- after empowering a eentral competition providing for the disbarment of tive field scale eommittee to negotiate tor the holiday party, and were for a new contract. The convention aa absorbed as if preparing Several businra bouse at Vernal were employing members of the communist arty. On- has been in session ever since delefifteen of the hundred January coming-ou- t fifteen festivities. ly team to eome to Price lor freight. 25th. This committee meets with the voted amendment. As a matter of fact Peggy J gates against the Stages out of Price to Emery enmity were delayet I mler it provisions other local, dis- operators of Illinois. Indiana, Ohio Belle were past the age of det iu their schedules because of the muddy roads. trict or national organization can, up-"- and Western Pennsylvania at Miami, 'They had been art students tugcm 14th. Elmer Davis received $750 as damuges for an in The conviction that an aerused member Fla., February report of a In New York and at the timtj him from the convention scale eommittee which bejury in No. 1 mine of the Utah Fuel company at Sunny is a communist, Peggys trouble the departure side. union. Further expression of confi- came the instructions of the delegates out a word of the man who had t At U It. W. Crockett, as agent, sold the D. W. dence in the Lewis administration was voiced when the convention approved a change in the constitution granting the president a salary of $12,000 a year in stead of $8000 and $12,000 a year instead of $8000 and treasurer salaries of $9000 instead of who represented 500,000 men, when they adopted it without change, gives asked her to marry him folie b looked after her like a mother. $ the miners representatives a broad cently they had pooled their resoon latitude in an making agreement. and bought an Snow in the Strawberry Valley was four to five feet bo They are not to go under the wage Jn this Alntiit eighteen inches on the average throughout town and deep. fixed by the Jacksonville, Fla., agreein WHEN OUR FACTORIES ARE GOING THIS the reservation (the Uintah Basin). making a fair Incoifle out of all mi ment of three years ago, which exNATION IS PROSPEROUS. of odds and ends of Jobs, aloog Seren Olsen and Levi B. Pace, both of Price, were pires March 31st. Any contract must Belle's $7000. and Peggy's M Saints doing home missionary work 1or the Latter-dalie submitted to The a referendum before and-lnNew York, Chicago and other big cities the church over at Huntington. Carbon county was then a Brophy faction of the miner sketebea j led the fight against granting John it becomes operative and districts outThe holiday party had been Pegr, country over are just now finishing up their part of Emery stake. L. Lewis, president, Phillip Murray, side of the central competitive fields Idea. It must be dreadful, she automobile shows, and while few of us here in Mrs. J. F. Husband of Salt Lake City found one vice president, and Thomas Kennedy, ere to wait until the latter make a aald to Belle, to be old and m Carbon county have had the opportunity to at- sure way of obtaining roal during a scarcity of the supPF secretary and treasurer, higher sal- contract before they can reach any all your time with people not of tend them, all are quite more or less interested. ply there. She arranged to have two sacks eome to her aries, but it was joined by others in agreement. Those are the only man- own generation. Sometime I'm p This because the industry represents our biggest by express from Park City. ph N sympathy with Lewis. These opposed datory features of the conventions to all the old ladles together ig business. It juggles millions and billions and Public dances at Sunnyside were closed by order of the increases, contending the money instructions. The scale eommittee was let get them talk of days gone by. provides a living for untold numbers of people. Dr. A. W. Dowd, health officer. The smallpox situation should be used in strike relief and urged to obtain a two years contract The girls had fairly outdone In the twelve months ending with January 1st, there was improving. The schools were. going, however, in o field organization. selves In preparation. fapiwlini, Scranton, Pa., presi- mines. Rough handling last, four million and five hundred thousand cars following a wholesale vaccination of the students. They had aU arrived but one, g may break the There passed through Ogdrn a train of nineteen ears dent of District No. 1; P. T. Fagan, end trucks were manufactured and sold. Last that one Mra Jamieson, wbea Ik elecconnections. bridgewire Bringing was fashionable. Now, loaded with roal from Illinois and destined for Reno, Pittsburg, Pa., president of No. 5; tric detonators into contact with any telephone rang. Peggy, with aglaa year the time was made. That eity and sur- Christ J. Golden, Shamokin, Pa., pres- source of current judging by the enthusiasm shown at the various Xev. Passenger may cause enough at Belle which aald, I knew thfl were places reported in the grasp of a serious ident of No. 9, and Phil Murray, viee to flow in the bridgewire to heat back out at the last minute," lire a exhibits, motorists are going in for the eight, rounding president, supported the increase. The them to and some models of this type are selling about as fuel famine. firing temperature. Serious answer. When she came back, her ha V. Derrsh, assistant general freight agent of the decks virtually were cleared today accidents 8. as of sixes. may result from the explo- was troubled. the many cheap Foreign types are Western, and H. G. Williams, general man- for a discussion of wage and condi- sion of the detonator alone. Oh, abe's coming," she whlspmi said to be growing in demand over here. Even Rio Grands of the Utah Fuel company, issued statements deny- tion demands, which will develop a to ager Belle, who waa giving the fal From the estimate of bituminous drivers have changed during the last few years. ing reports that carloads of coal were being held on sid- policy to be followed by the eentral touches to the attractive table; "ta the Nationn production, But recently makers were worrying about the ings between Salt Lake City and the prepared by field scale committee in a guest! I didn't quki she's mining eamps at competitive 8 the forthcoming contract negotiations Coal association, it appears that the catch bringing saturation point meaning by that the time Carbon county. . the name, but some reladu rate of soft poir has weekly with tempooutput bituminous operators of Illinois, when the demand would be fully supplied and William Jennings Bryan through Priee from Indiana, Ohio and Western settled at a level around thir- from abroad who just dropped la a hi Pennsyl- rarily there would not be any need of producing so Salt lake City going to Grand)asscd As It happened, Peggy was beg he where teen Junction, Colo., and a half million tons. The esvania. This is to open at meeting In the kitchen when Mra Jaraleea dec! many each year. Today any family may enjoy was to siieak. Several local democrats were at the depot Miami, timated the seven mint'd during da;. Fla., February 14th.. one if its members are willing to work and Bave to gliinp him, hut the great commoner did not show The discussion of the eommunist ended January 22d is given as 13,600,-00- 0 arrived, and It was Belle who a ait himself. Pullman Jhe for it. Not only that, but there are households isirter gave it out that the gentle- amendment net tons. Corresponding figure? reived her and her guest . Two oh anc very presigtent ppvoked man was otea later. Belle had flown out h wished and be disturbed. to rot asleep one. more than The business is on a boasting of scakers for and against or Jhe WjPfks ended January 15th am C Eastern Utah Telephone company named directors heckling Peggy, with startled eyes. Pegu sound basis. And, that is good news for every8th,' Uni the tin January published by the projKirition. Back to Russia, irs-what I shall 'do? the for darling, These G. K. tt were States A. bureau of mines,, were 13,550,-00- 0 coming, year. Miller, shouted several delegates when ohe of body. A big foreign field is now open and AmW. llorsle.v, A. Bryncr, It. W. Crockett, the and 13,253,000 net tons, reaper Paul. I am sure he doesn't knot! erica is wading into it tooth and toenail. to npjxise the amIt George Y.A.Wallace, speaker sought Nor his aunt of course. She's hi will to keep our factories running. Then Nelms. President F. F. Fisk, O. T. Harmon and G. & endment. Another asked why mem- tively.' hep loveliest Jlme, aa friendly a and lug It. G. Miller; is general i It bers manager, announced of the Fascist the were not denied that first pro can the the nation is prosperous. Now, if we can have vice be with A. MeGovney, and secretary and treas-uie4 There everyone-1president, is no evidence of ductioh of coal, from the new No. : membership. good crops and decent prices for those produced A. W. Horsley. Hi rattled on, giving Peggy tlm mine of tlft Kemmerer Coal company Fascisti influence workin mine the there should not be much left for the average to recover herself, for the girl W. B. Williams, general superintendent of the Utah ers, Van A. Bittner, f'1 secretary of the at Susie, Wyo., was four earloads sent man to kick about when it again comes time to Furl company's four cam) in Carbon county, told this constitutional committee, then repli- out early last month. This is a new gone dead white. Then ahe rsllM Of course, there's a terrible nh give thanks. miners ed. Asked to explain the unions in- property that takes the place of Fron newsjmper that sixteen hundred and fifty-nin- e were at that time eniloyed. Castle Gate, 430; Clear vestigation of communistic activity, tier No. 1, and which is expected to take somewhere. He couldnt cow J4a so casually. If he knew. Well bin One of the causes of official extravagence is Creek, 216; Winter Quarters, 288, and Sunnyside, 725. President Lewis said the party was become the largest mine in that dis- to go stated President The He through with It but I cant pat! total daily output at the plares named waa averag- both political and social. by neatly Coolidge. We have trict. The product was handmineri, says: hundred tons. found the communists have sought to but it ia likely that eventually the aibly see him or let him know I aa Nothing is easier than spending the public's ing around fifty-eighere. ' money. It does not appear to belong to anybody. destroy unionism and we have encoun- property will be mechanicalized. The Tm sickIll Just keep out ofI sigh. Saj or or anything for this The temptation is overwhelming to bestow it bn tered their work in several districts, mine waa entry atarted early So the uninvited and unapeakaMr last year, it requiring a fifteen-foo- t Lewis said. someone. Henry Burr, Pittsburg, Kan., secre- tiore through fifteen hundred feet ol unwelcome guest had Peggy's plan while Peggy carved turkey, tary of District No. J4, asked that the solid rock. As development proceed SIMILAR FATES, ALL AND, STILL, THE SHEEP AND ITS WOOL the vegetables and cranbertj coal union will continue to further and be all out go and expel holding ARE SOON SEPARATED. Duchesne (Utah) Courier A valuable German put and cut the plea quite u sauce, radical and beliefs regarding organized hipped upon ita completion it her dog belonging to Glen X. Nelson was poisoned, while waa not in utter torment heart labor. will be believe the scene this of amendment "I 1L great activity. Msrrnsen, Thomas Fitzgerald, W. C. l'eny and a would be Notwithstanding all that has been said and C. once ahe caught a gllmpsa d PJJJ Just Word waa received here Thursday unanimously adopted if it done about it people still part with good money bulldog belonging to some residents of the Bryner sp- were not for him when the door swung wlda be att the that of work t at the paid Sevier men organizers ar aeh ts met similar fates. There is no clue as to who Valley coal for prettily engraved paper and brilliant prom- did mine ia progressing very nicely and hind Bella; bearing out the turkey $4 the dirty work, but owners of the poisoned dogs are eommunism now in this convention, tween courses. ises. Many states try to protect their citizens declared O. J. Owing, Cambridge, O. with the arrival of other equipment Afterwards Peggy set on the tip Rollrall are too expensive to be fre- they will be able to and have laws to curb the dishonest stock anc talking of starting an investigation. push things to stair In the hall above; listening 9 eia resorted real estate shark. The government has made it to the quently by delegates. completion much very faster, says the the chatter below. She had been quid am "HOUR, SWEET HOME" Two efforts to obtain such on dis- Richfield a penitentiary offense to use the mails for the pS the of 28th. The Reaper Joplin (Mo.) (Adv.) ROOMS, FUR putes have failed after speakers had machinery now enroute from Northwrong aa to what they would talk wi sale and distribution of worthless securities. The NISHED: Attractive room, connecting porch, almost minted out that each cost $15,000. ern manufacturing houses consists of about They were concerned, even, police departments, countv officers and others private bath; modern home. Phone 3799. Officials the union of estimated the a carload of boilers, pump and head- one of them, with the present will ; are continually on the lookout for the financial cost of the convention at $5000 an liners, radio concerts; bobbed heir, the latest together with other crooks. The newspapers have cautioned and CHAMPION JUMPER hour, including $7.50 a day which is equipment. Such is expected necessary to arrive picture. warned. But still the sheep and its wool are soon Chicago Post Henry F. Karemer, insurance agent paid to each of the fifteen hundred here the early part of the week, where Suddenly above the others, ski I parted. A few days ago a Chicago concern, do- and musical entertainer, leaped to his death fnirn the delegates. The total cost for each day arrangements to have it transported beard Pam. I wonder, he waa saying quietly, v ing business under a high sounding name and tenth floor of the Sou t linn or IColel. Ilis next jump will exceeds $30,000, taking into consider to the mine have already been made. If any of you here hove ever heard : with an alleged capital of $1,000,000, failed. In- be for either Naples, Italy, or Marseilles, Franee. at ion the transportation of the dele- Some of it is so heavy a fifteen-to- n n Miss Margaret Everett? I ban M of their maintenance while here, caterpillar tractor is to be used in gates, vestigation showed it had less than a hundred dollars in bank. Its business was selling shares printing and hall rental Calling the transporting it to the company prop- come from England to find her, aad ge CLUCK, CLUCK, CLUCK! and its books showed it had disposed of worthBottineau (X. D.) Courant The Ladies Aid will roll requires three hours time. erty, where it will be put into service heard that at on time; she llnd to here." Q at aa early a date aa possible. less investments to hundreds of people in more hold a chicken Thursday evening of this week at the UTAH Why why, tbife ear absent bae tk INSHOWING IS SLIGHT L C. Karrick, mining and chemical tesal" than twenty states. The Sun does not know if Grill cafe. she beard acme one say. CREASE IN COAL engineer and oil shale technologist anyone here in Eastern Utah was caught in this Her band at her throat Peggy STANDING ROOM ONLY with the United States bureau of latest gigantic fraud. However, it is the same (Continued From Page Three) leaned forward, or straining to bear. Lsmis St. mines since (Mo.) 1919, is now in Salt Lake Queen Maries old story with the same old moral. Thousands She Paul's voice sounded nc thought first glimpse of the new world she entered upon today nr picking into such explosive does City after an absence covering some read about it. Yet many of them will go right tame as she stood on the arm of shaken. Aunt Harriet this la l Secretary of State not always cause it to detonate a months in the East, where he has been possible Yon spoke of a Peggy ahead buying something that offers big returns, Kellog. number of serious accidents have oc- engaged in testing Utah eoals at the oh, 'I wonder where la ahe?' but that is not worth the paper the proposition curred from this cause. Pittsburg laboratory of the bureau of Two minutes later Paul faced I egg; BIG ORDER, THIS is printed on. Investigate before investing. Talk mines. For the last two and a half Coal Coke and shares Independent acroea the empty dining-rootobls it over with a local banker first. alley City (N. D.) Times Record Everything will are eents yean he has been studying the techniqnoted at fifty-eigThera can bis nothing to sty, be shut off tonight north of Main street and west of lid today cal and economic and seventy-fiv- e feasibility of using Peggy wia saying asked. Mutual sternly. Coal with holdings up Spring Canyon Utah eoals for producing smokeless What has become of a lot of things we used Third avenue at 1 oclock tomorrow. "But oh, listen H pleaded Paul. 1 is bringing out bids of a dollar and m fuel at the state capital. All processes to think we couldnt get along without? Where were investigated as well aa a very accepted your note at the time m NOT 80 BAD TOR ISABELL quarter. are the holders we used before cuffs came atInevitable, hnt lately I have wonders! Bangor (Me.) Commercial The many friends of Scofield Coal company is working thorough teat of all byproducts made. If I came heck, there would he I tached to shirts? And, how about the rats Tnck will be pained to learn that she passed into six days a week at this time General Karrick, who recently' had published the ladies fixed up their hair with? Where are aIsabel! chance' . n article in Giemical and Metallurgiworld Monday noon after over a year of suffer better Xewren tells The Sun. cal Superintendent old and My noter asked the girl the kind watch the hatpins huntingcase Engineering on oil shale reduction The output is fire to six hundred tons Why, yea," aald PauL one had to pop open to get the time of day? ing. I have car and whose bulletin on various phases rled It with me. daily. The Winter Quarters and Gear of Where are the pug dogs and the brown derby BIG CROWD ON HAND experiments earned on over a Creek eamps of the Utah Fuel are not Fnm hla pocketbook. he took of years ia being published by hats and the watchcharm cleverly carved out period e. so well are doing under lease Snnbury (Pa.) Daily They is the wrinkled bit of note paper and pa snail Kirkpatriek the of a peach seed ? The Sun invites Carbon coun- wife of Theodore Kirkpatrick, the latter a well known and are going two and three days on government, haa now finished his It across to Peggy. and returned investigations to folks who Son. ty pride themselves on their memories Sunbury boy who is now engaged in the bond business in the average. Peggy read It silently. Reed K to step forward with a little information. Tell Pittsburg. Her appearance on the air will be greeted Standard Coal companys stock is twice. Ask For Adjustment, where these have gone. And then advise this by a wide circle of friends and admirers in this eity. quoted up at Zion at seventy bid and Have considered your proposal aad INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. cannot accept My answer la an us newspaper of some of the things we now look eighty asked. HOWS HE GET THAT WAY? miners today empowered their conditional 'No I" on as necessities that will also be among the Smokeless fnel for locomotives is Dayton (O.) Journal (Adv.) FOR SALE: Dodge icing tried out by the Southern rail- executive board to appeal to congress For n moment her eyee were blank. missing: when another generation comes on the Type A tonring. 1925 model ; a bargain, as owner is leav- way of New Zealand, and so far has for a readjustment of freight rates on Then they filled with tears. Oh, the earth. ing the. eity fully equipped. 1121 West Third street wasted years, she mannered. This ieen a success. Slack from the mine eoal shipments from the eentral comwaa written to an advertising maa there was sent to Belgium and made petitive field. The Union Mine WorkWith all her faults Kansas City is not whol"COME ONE, COME ALL into briquets, which have been found ers jn convention approved a petition who wanted to use a picture of mine ly bad. People there last week refused to buy urging congress to "investigate the for a hosiery advertisement Some tickets to hear Aimee Semple McPherson-Ormis-to- n Albuquerque (X. M.) Journal (Adv.) We invite to give sufficient heat and at the relation of freight rate discrimination way. It got Into the wrong envelop same to time cause all his no and friends to come to the funeral of parents practically preach. When they did not fall for the en- Juan Sandoval to the extent of depression of the bismoke even in Oh. Pan! I tunnels. trance fee the doors were thrown open and salvaThursday at 3 oclock. Irenea M. De tuminous industry of Indiana, Ohio, If I hadn't remembered my aunt SandovaL The recent great strike has caused Pennslyvania and Illinois and the intion then became free. The collections footed up lived here the place I had traced you British industrialist to make enough to produce a net profit of $18.00 on meetadequacy of the existing law to afford to and vis Wed her. as independent of coal as pos- relief. SAXOPHONES DO RAISE CAIN ings. That was $17.70 too much the way Aimee And if 1 hadn't had the party sible. Vast elcctricfication schemes Manchester (Tenn.) Times Farmer are busy looks to most people. who knows," said Peggy. Then, "Nevto are he started during 1927, the Thousands Are Idle. potatoes and cane. ' er mind," she said. "It happened onion projects alone costing SCRANTON, Pa., Jan. 31. ApThe Utah farm bureau showed exceedingly and Its the best holiday I ever bad!" Superpower stations are to proximately twenty-fiv- e AN EXPANDING PROFESSION thousand in rise in many parts of the country, convention at Salt Lake City good judgment Aingdon (Ills.) Kodak There are students in Iled-ain- g existing ones will be extended and miners were idle today when thirteen a few days ago in cutting loose from any affiliaIf you want to see a maif polish op collieries of the Hudson Coal who are expert candymakers, iis table manners sit down to cat option with the state taxpayers association. The linotype operators, many big factories electrified. in Luzerne and in Lackawanna and one young man manages s milk route for posite a pretty girl who watches ever All latter is about the most meddlesome and uncall-fa- r aprinters local dairy. Others are engaged in other forms of should electrie detonators and squibs counties shut down for an indefinite lite he takes. be handled has come that cauorganization into existence newspaper work. very carefully, period, due to the overstocked anthrations the United States bureau of cite market Legaj blanka of all kinds. The Sn&lioldaway I went mourning: without The Sun; I stood home on East Main street at Price to Pierre .leanstlme, cried in the congregation.. Job, 30-2and Consideration, $2500. lip 8. free-lanci- y k Rin-ald- non-uni- six-cylind- er ' m y, 1 " r, ht GEMS FROM OUR EXCHANGES reples-lahe- po-li- ce News-Heral- d . . Globe-Democr- at 1 m ht Xews--Mr- 31.-U- nion theiu-selv- es -- eom-pa- ny - |