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Show 1 THE SUN, PRICE, UTAH PAGE EIGHT ns id FACING OPERATORS EACH FRIDAY, EVERY PBIDAY MARCH i BAD TO THE EAST Bog and Hire Strands Travelers to the Colorado Line. E According to information given out at Salt laikc Uity last Tuesday hy 11. , S. Kerr, rhief highway engineer lor numerous the state road cumuii-sio- n, 1 retches of unimproved routes all over Utah are practically impassable, due to the rains and snow of the pre- vious few days. Canyon are said to lie especially poor, in some places the roads lieing blocked with large snow- - j drifts which have been the barriers ; against motor travel for weeks. Mol- lii-- r Summit uml the Midland trail be' Price and the Colorado line are tttei-cited, many motorists resirting bog ami mire which is stranding automobiles. The Echo Canyon road and the Sulina to Summit stretches are said tu lie in bad eoinlition. Kerr said thut it is a mutter of several of the luaiu suiuetinie arteries ean lie opened. Where snow-- 1 drifts exi't crews of workmen are continually bucking them with re1 ary and tractor ami Leadway is nut l:mit-- . ed to equipment or workmen. Signs have keen jHisted in warning tu travel: i( Kn:n I'aze Sixl iii t:ii THEY WOULD UNIONIZE UTAHS i" tin i ini o.il'iiir ioiiiii iiiriu.i-r- : COAL PROPERTIES countries tin- - i ti v out let fur tliee in the Mest, i here Blared up ('ll EVEN XK, Wyo., March lti. A .ii.lii'iiti ! iial ural n1 vl.irh iN'-- 't resolution favoring suspension of minsouncn h- - I he great a! tract mu. mines on General Superintendent Forrester ing 0 orations in Wyoming l.--t, threatened with a in line Fuel eouipuny April of tin l'ii :tf. in Price if.- - ei'diiy troiu Hiawa- strike in the East, was overwhelmingtha. The three equips wt that concern, ly defeuted by anieiidmeiit at the conhr told Till Sul, i!ir working tlm:. vention of District 22, United Mine days a Mrik mi an average. of America, hen today. AnThe hurt-oi- l of iuini" hiis i hi plot oil Workers a survey nf 1 1n i iiintry 's r ia! .a stuck other section of the resolution providss of .lailli:ll 1st. The mb vcy shows ing that outlying districts can conthat in thr hands of iii.uii' .il tinue under the old wage scales, where retail ileuhrs anil s.itnrlli siieli agreements may la? reached with thrrr won riY,tHMlf(MHi pins, uml in until the central filds 5Jiti7,tMHi oil till ducks at tin1 the ojicratiirs new 1 is make agreements, was carried. A heads of tin Great .sikes. Thrrr alrti a rather more than normal am- previous resolution favoring a general ount in transit. In eouiparison with a strike in the slate on April 1st had storks show an inyear ago to eight. ers lieen defeated twenty-nin- e against attempting to get through, crease of (i,niMi,iMln tons. The net ml union- but some are attempting it and have in aid tu voted convention The from as distinguished ronsuuiption Colorado. to be lieled by the state crews, in production for the last quarter of izing the mines of Utah and many rases the ears being hauled by 1925 averaged 11,2IMI,IHNI tons a week. traetor over or around snowdrifts. indicatThis is now about 13,400,000, Accept Miners Wag;. The general storm Monday is thought ing a further advance. ALTOONA, Ia., March 12 Execu- to have delayed the oH'uings of the Explosives sold in the United Slates tive of the Assoeiation of Bitumin- route through Strawberry Valley, in January, 1927, fur domestic conof Ceutrl where PennsylCoal a ous large crew of workmen with Operators sumption, amounted to 017, (MM) kegs vania last night passed resolutions has been in iqieratinn for the plow (15,425, 000 Miunils) of lilaek blasting agreeing to accept pnqmsal- of the iast two weeks. Kerr said that ad-- 1 ponder and ill ,508,000 of high explo- United Mine Workers of America to additional expenditure uxin the snow sives. These figures are based on recontinue the alteration of coal mine blocked canyons would not help clear ports received by the bureau of mines. in this district after Apni 1st, when the way sooner, as the present crew These sales represent increases in all the present agreement expires. are sufficient to handle the work in three classes of explosives when corn-p- a the limited saec for Oierations. Re nil with January, last year lilaek LAND RESTORED Nirts are being received daily by the 9 cent, high explosives blasting and it is expected the seventeen almost department iaLand, comprising other than ieruiissilde 8 and perm will be rectified soon. condition s, acute eoim-tieand in Emery Wayne mbic 110. These increases were due townships a 1919 in the president formerly to the fact thut in January a year ago bus lieen restored many anthracite mines, which are us- petroleum reserve, released from the now That to entry. ers of large ipiurilities, were closed order comprises withdrawal former between mitten Nnding negotiations 24 to inelusive, Range 6 27, Twpa. and oierators. GREEN' RIVER, Wyo., March 15. Eust ; Twps. 24 to 27, inclusive, Range Id hoie nf negotiating a new wage 7 East, anil Twjw. 22 to 27, inclusive, Munila citizens sent a delegation last aeale rontrart between the miners and weekend to Green River consisting of 8 East. Missouri, Okla- Range operators of Kan-a- s, leter G. Wall, county attorney of homa and Arkansas, John L. Lewis, lieu ut.v may lie only skin deep, but Daggett; O. E. Kingsfonl, principal president of the United Mine Workers a lot of young men around here can of the schools there; Timothy 0. Role of America, is uirtieiiiting in a i hut's enough to keep a fel- ler, J. Frank Adamson, Mr. and Mrs. tell you nee today at Kansas City, Mo., beWilliam Boren and others. The delelow broke. tween officials of the union and the expressed a feeling of optigation ctnt-o- n Southwestern Interstate Coil who is wishing summer mism as to the future of l'talis baby Your buy Ida association. Lewis, on arrival would hurry up and rome lias probab- county, Daggett, largely because of then1 yesterday, deeliued to discuss the that there'll be weeds to the new road that is to be completed ly forgotten lad ween ami dendloek miners pnsent this summer across the Uintah Mouncut. 0ierators whiqh resulted from tin tains from Vernal. Daggett is so cut He likewise Miami, Pin., conference. world would off from the remainder of Utah that silent the how Imagine refused to eomment on any phase of Mexico and Nicaragua the jieople there have difficulty keepthe present conference, saying he be if China, were to quit their scrapping and be- ing track of the faet that they belong would issue a statement after it 4 to that state. Their mail comes from have themselves. Green River, Wyo.; their roads all Don't borrow The 8un. Subscribe. Wedding announcements. The Sun. lead into this state and none into Utah directly; they go to the railroad at Wyoming stations, sell their produrt in our markets and do their banking at banks in Green River and Rock YOUSaints Springs, Wyo. The Latter-da- y church connection are with the LyRight in your own man stake, the remainder of which is home yon can see in Wyoming; the towns with which the wonderful NEW Dnggelt daces all neighbor back ami EASY wash and dry forth at dances and other social life your clothes at the are McKinnon and Burnu Fork in Wysame time. Does it oming. Many of the people who winter sound too good to bo in Manila ss-ni- l their summers in Wy true your clothes while their irrigation streams inning, washed and damp-drie- d are partly in Utah and nirtlv in Wy at the same oming. One of Utah's greatest needs, time the water ia tl.h delegation said, is to connect up handled for you, and with this little county in every way on the whole wash it can to make the people feci that the line in half the they are still Utahns. This is being time without a sindone effectively by the new road. Angle button to b sewother thing aliout the highway, too, is ed on, and without that it will be the first and only road deep wrinkles that through that is worthy of that name are hard to iron out? to be built in Daggett, and the people Well, yofi can aee it there feci have some of the best happen with your summer resort place in the state. own eyes, right in your own homo withWho would ever have suspected that out on cent of cost. Police Gazette would have been the Wo will lend yon a NEW EASY and let yon do your week's washdriven out of barbershops by the Laing freo. dies Home Journal? Only in that way can yon appreciate the wonders of this amazing machine. While one big batch of clothes ia washing in the NEW What this eonntry really needs is Eaey another is dsmpdried ready to ho hung out. Ia it any wona potato that ean be bought by the der that the NEW EASY cuts the time in half? Bat yon most see bushel without having to mortgage the this wonderful machine to appreciate it. That's why we mako you house and lot. thia remarkable offer and will lend yon a NEW EASY to do your week's washing. Don't wait. Phone 16 or drop us a card and next They elaim France has balanced her washday the NEW EASY will be in your home. If you wish to budget. That very likely means that keep it yon can make a small down payment and the NEW EASY one end is just as apt to drop as the tays right there. If not, it win be removed without argument other. ! , ; " ! . e i ,rsiiit r , About Everything Goes the Wyoming Way I eon-fer- COMING TO L M. GAUCHAT PHONE Marketing ular With the Producers. NEW THRILL -A MACHINES ON DISPLAY AT WEETER LUMBER COMPANY PRICE MORE ARE JOINING Twin Cities Is Winner Over Sunnyside PopHoney 16 UTAH REHEARING DENIED The Denver and Bio Grande fi il ern was denied rehearing by tht'-ities commission last Saturday rv;A CASTLE DALE, March 15. A case which resulted in the state most interesting game between commission being awarded 63.(i3 and the Twin Cities was pulled for the excess freight charges ml off at Orangeville last Saturday even- and gravel from Mount to R) f ing. The tilt was won liy Twin Cities Kenilworth and Castle Gate, forty-eigto thirty-fiv-e. The keenJ isCYiest ciiinietition was waged between Surgeons of the Far East art! them. The quarter ended six to six iug the ant a great aid in dosi!?r--and promised to he the making of a cisions after ojierations on hum-real fight for first, but luck changed ings. After the operation the mnr !;V in the half and the Twin Cities forged with the aid of a delicate pa:rdj; 's ahead to first place in the Commercial ehers, seizei an ant hy the neck.fi ij league. Twin Cities was winner be the incision with the left hanl two games and Sunnyside romes secthe insect with the ritl') f ond. C. Olsen and F. Moffit of the its eagerness to escape from winners tied for first with fifteen ehers the. pugnacious creature i; ,;! points, closely followed by P. Ovesnn, its jaws, biting through the also of the winners, with fourteen for the two edges together, his team. The game was fast and iu- - ant is then decapitated, the hei; i.v teresting throughout, leaving the via- - (jaws being left closed over the tons baffled at every turn, although (until the eut is healed, they put up a plueky fight. Seore: At a luncheon of motor TWIN CITIES in London, Eng., recently i O. T. K.l 1 15 .............. 7 Olaen, rf stated that the number of vehicle;!. Snn-nysi- It u is considered posable that and the Dakotas may in the near future join the Mountain States llun- tv Producers' association, a five states 1). "Acting group, m the opinion ofThis IL Hillman, Utah state apiarist. was formed last month at a meeting at Laramie, Wyu.f attended hy the leading heekeeH'rs of Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming and Xr-ad- Montana. Interest in the marketing venture is high everywhere, according to Hillman. The rejMirls from Idaho indicate that a very large volume of this years honey already is now lieing signed in the state. The Utah Honey Producers association with its headquarters at Price has affiliated with the new intenuountain association, and sentiment generally throughout Utah is friendly. Articles of incorior-atio- n and bylaws are now being prepared by officials of the and when com Jet ed an active high-u- p campaign will be undertaken in each state. The object of the is to perfeet a more orderly system of marketing as it is conceded now that the trouble at the present time is faulty distribution," explained Hillman. "In other words, dumping on the market within a few weeks or months the supply that most be consumed by the public in a year should cease. Utah and sister states are. always left to hold the carryover when there is any, since that produced in the thickly populated states of the It begins to look as though Mexiro East is all consumed first." is going to have something warmer on her hands than hotdogs and If all children were exactly alike no mother could distinguish between a "precious darling" and a "darned de ... ht Y- j ; s I Oveson. If 7 0 14 0 2 British roads at the end of Ju short 7 1 15 1927, was only thirty-si- x 0 ... ... 9 0 million. They have orders in hut: 1 0 2 250,000 new machines, but Totals 23 7 2 48 number quite 50 per cent will kj,; United States makes. It is SUNNYSIDE that imports, most of them from 0. T. Jeanaelme, rf ., will again exceed e: 4 1 Pressett, If larger extent than last year, G. Watkins, e 4 former was high owing to the ..... ...... . ........ 2 McBeth, r and the coal strike, Watkins. 1( .... Sr2 S Naylor, lg CARD OF THANKS Totals ..10 0 3 ihi wish We to express our sincere tj W. Olsen. Referee, Umpire, Eggertsen. and appreciation for the floral all other evidences of friendaM Increase in holdups throughout the and shown ui during the ill?! sympathy country indicates that the war profit-eo- n at the time of the death of bnsbuil father. have gone back to their regular (Signed), Mrs. Ingehorg sen and Children. Price, Utah, )W jobs. Madsen, If Moffitt, e Jewkee, rg Tuttle, If 1 . , r.r. 1927. -j |