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Show SUNS RATES AMERICAN PLYRES PRAISED March 24. WASHINGTON, 1. . arc aiui'ii the ;t viator.- l":Nt i: il.e world in daring ami in shill. ' Premier Mf.ssttitn says in ft htier to Muj- - r Hosier D. Gardner, one thous-an-d tv.ui lust tar flow iwi-ntm.los over ti.i- an lines in Europe. display adwrtiwns rst- - arc rent an im-- per issue or month four (4i ie-- j an inch by tlir iN local advert rH. Transient, an inrh per issue. Position aJdironisl. No display ad-p- t rr aiveoied for the tirt I front I 1 25 IaM 1 renders twenty-fiv- e f;f-re- ms - 1 er lit.e itir.g ut. an ! issue. that good kind one is not Volniue IS, Kumler Tin I'tuh. Sun, Price, NEWSPAPER AN INDEPENDENT 41 Week Ending March OUT OF For the week ending the total production of soft eoal the ted at thircountry over is now teen million and eight hundred thousand tons. This is the highest figure recorded since December 11th, last, and far exceeds the produetion at the corresitondiug season of any earlier year. Uouipured with the preceding seven days an itterease of 538,000 tons or 4.1 jier cent is shown. Total output of bituminous during the present coal year tip to March 1st approximately two hundred and ninety-tw- o working days amounts to 506,474,000 net tons as against 512, 256, 000. during tha cora gain responding Hriod in 1025-2jilt the present year of 54,218,000 or 10.6 irr rent. For the week ending with Mareh 5th Utah's production was 82,000, New Mexico 63,000, tolo-rud- n 240,000 and AVyoming 160,000 itotis. For the same time the coke out-jpof the Utuh and Washington ov jetis (beehive) c.uuliiticd is given as three thousand tons. Total produetion ,ol soft coal during the month of is estiiuatcl at 52I!I,4I0H) net tons as against 56,8.82,0110 in January. Tin decline was largely due to the lesser niiiiihi-- of working days in February. Tbe aetuul decrease in tonnage for the mouth was 7 icr cent. That Riircial Service. ea j Ias 6, Frh-jriiui- in in- Death claimed Austin Doyle Hadley jeiudes all members of lodges in Utah, at the family home on North Carbon tL! .ViU hold its annual spring frolic avenue in tiiis city last Wednesday '.Tomorrow (SaturJay) at lleljver. at the age of 4d years, lie bethirty-fiv- e candidates morning 12, 1B8II. ing lmru in Iowa, rniOViU be initiated into the second de- - He came to Carbon county some twen, v jrec. This will le followed by a ty years ago ami soon entered the em01 Ifuct prepared by the women of the Store at Castle ploy of the Wai-aleSawyers, district deputy Gate and was later sent by that comI klprcme dictator, will attend the eel pany to Nnnnysidc, vine of its mo--- l bfation and wiil convey a uies.-ag- i t positions, lie was manager '. from the supreme lodge in regard to at both places. About seven years ago lBi;i'Miturc activities of the order. The he located at Price and engaged 111 in charge of iniliation lias business for himself, lint alter being UBIj named I'red Schlegel of Salt taken with tbe illness that finally re. fc'r jlakc City, A. J. CarLon of lieljier, sulted in his demise lie di'jmscd of his 4Uoyd IVaeoel; of Sininyside nnd Mart stock of inereliandi.se here and also at ,3 .f-iCkttiof lleiner. Past (iipat Nor 111 Gold Hill, Nev. During his residence ifh W. Simmons of Salt Lik at Price lie was chosen to tin1 city ?,Itoosc will act as the toa.-- i master at the council for one term and in that posiW. Bcynon, Great tion helped to do much for the adf..w'Wii'iiiet. skhE Moose of Zion, will name the vancement of Price. e was a f irial and community welfare commit- t lie Elks lodge and the Rotary of ' fee. These will he W. C. Camp of Og- - club. -- Intensely American in all that - such means, progressive and liberal as a citizen of any community which was hi home, a devoted husband and nil Sun-foreno- on ur-lain-es h s lvii-liiir- of Eureka. ERAL SERVICES TOMORROW PROM NOTRE DAME ene Josephine; daughter of lion- and Marie Jcanselme Dusscrre, !XP( ;'.)assed away at the home of her par-- : f.'uts on North Carbon avenue in this V ','eity last Tuesday morning of heart from which she had been a r?iipronble a long time. She was 15 m- sufferer6 for months aryl 16 days of age years, jwhen called. The remains were pre- pared for burial by Flynn Funeral c lome and at this time they rest there. Funeral services are to be held tomor-ro(Saturday) afternoon at Notre Dame church with Monsignor Alfred si4 Ur F. Giovannoni officiating. Interment sid will be at Price City cemetery. Jennie Josephine was an exceptionally bright child and was beloved of her schoolmates, friends, teachers and all who cstne in contact with her. Besides her mother and father she is survived by seven brothers and sisters. Marguerite, Louise, Lucille, Yvonne, Henry, Felix and Bert. The pallbearers are to be Ray Dcming, Lawrence Grif' ! fons, John Grosso, John Pintus, Art Jeanselme and William Pintus. ... w affectionate father Dovle Hadley will be missed and mounted by many loyal friends besides those nearest and dearest to him. For the past year he bad been most of the time at a Salt Lake City hospital and at his home in this city. His troubles were caneer and he had undergone several operations that failed to giye him anything but temporary relief. The last was at Price City Hospital on Tuesday last This in the hope by surgeons and attending physicians that suoh might prolong his life. Deceased is snrvived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Tennant Hadley, and four daughters, Laura, 14; Helen, 12; Margaret 6. and Della Grace, 4 years of age. His father, II. W. Hadley from Canon City, Colo., arrived in Price yesterday. Funeral services arc to be held at the .Communily church next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. H. M. Merkel will officiate with the music by the Methodist choir. The pallbearers are to be close personal friends of the family. These ar. R. K. Kirkpatrick of Snnnyside, V. N. Wetzel of Wattis, Dr. C. E. Mc- - CONFERENCE EARLY DAY RESIDENT PARSES AWAY IN NEBRASKA 1 for Benjamin F. 4 Funeral services Nickerson, former Eastern Utah railroad man, who died in Grand Island, Neb., following a paralytic stroke, will be held Sunday next at Salt Lake City. The body accompanied by Mrs. Nickerson and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. J. Man-ga- n arrived there last Saturday morning. Deceased was a conductor for the Denver and Rio Grande Western lor fifteen years and. had for the past seven been yardmaster for the Union Pacific system at Evanston, Wyo. He was a member of the Order of Railway Conductors, Ogden division No. 124. I- - : He AMERICANIZATION DEATH TAKES AN ESTEEMED CITIZEN Oth- f jtlloose Legion No. 159, which Complete line legal blanks. Anthracite production continued in February the decline which began in October. The total output in February is estimated at 5,852,000 net tons. This indicates a daily rate of 249,000 as against 262,000 in January a de crease of. 5.0 js-- cent. Anthracite showed a decided increase during the ram-laig- gu assolub, Boy Keouta, parent-teache- r ciations, relief society, farm bureau, or supsocial elulis, school print-ipu- l li. ami erintendent, American The general eoinutiUee will assume charge of the riiiuiaign in each locality. It is recommended by the sugges-iot- is from the office of the health department that the town lie divided into three or more districts supervised by a sub committee of three, including chairman. The. plan of oieration will In agreed upon by the general committer in each place and carried out ill each district by tbe The suggestions also recommend that different agencies or organizations be delegated with certain functions, such as the cleaning up of premises, sanitation of corrals and all so-ort- r ers At Helper Tomorrow. 3 ri outhouses, rcuiiring of fences and all outbuildings, jmiiiting and the like. Mixials or prizes may lie offered to bo roiiiNted for by the various districts. Mayor Madsen and the rity aider-me- n week ended March 12th. The tots, are expected to take this matter output is estimated at 1,488,000 net up and suggest an outline for Cleanup Day Is Fittingly Observed By the tons, a pn in of 22.9 jht cent over the Day at Iriee at the next regular meetLocal Soros is Club. preceding week. ing of the council. &OOSE TO FROLIC de and A. D. Madson the average daily rate of output was hut 1.5. pjfi, Time Promised Visitors and -y r luring the chase the men are cliarg-- r it h throwing the two gallon jugs 'Kfcfm their car. Both were broken on pavement, but the liquor ran into gutter from where a part of it was to be used in evidence. ;ire . ii Plans for a statewide cleanup were announced a few days ago by Dr. T. B. Beatty, state health Suggestions for the caiu-iaihave lieen sent from his office to various towns and cities and operations are to begin at wnee it is said hose as outlined contemplate a mast meeting called by the mayor of the ity; the apMiintmeut of a general committee and chairman, the committee to tie rnii!Mucd of representative of local agencies and organizations mayor, health officer, commercial j bbinl them. 'I'M. air Suggestions From Utah Stata Board of Health At Zion. ut reaeh-wher- 1 i;Tit 85 Contribut-e- d to March 21 CLEANUP COMING l, with March 12lli un-Jf- t rrpltiug ta has Tlie Sun Special Service. WASHINGTON, D. rep-htativ- ED sax, I;:i! nic-.-.- ie linvoloi New ! Its Bituminous Output JAND JUNCTION, Colo., Mareh bwQeorge A. Faeoui and Mike Pap-o- f Price, believed to be the of an Eastern Utah liquur I wen jailed here yesterday. Their jts followed a spectacular chased jday night, during which they their ear of its contents. Two n jugs were broken on the pave- the old Armory, but enough Jnear was saved from the gut- against the iso be used as evidence Of-- f Prohibition Federal Today Trimble seised their large Staautomobile on a charge that ckerused in the transportation, lie swore to federal warrants allcg- violations of the liquor statutes, f 3b men were arraigned before Unit-j- 1 Instates Commissioner Quinn, who hun-li- d jad the bond of each at five dollars. ffhe two have been suspected ot king frequent trips to this city in s re automobile, each time bringing Ignite an amount of moonshine. seen in the city Monday Jttey were the chase started. They and pffpiiiig ' ahead of the officers and were to outdistance them until at a e just north of the city was something went wrong with lUlft ir engine. There the officers then hi 25. 1927 r Entire Country Shows Increase In PRICE? ill ' fun tiaa-te- l'r DANGEROUS BUSINESS If l, Am.-ncu- .wg-.s's Sun. 11 M 11 nnual confer- The nincty-eveni- h cnee of the "Clnirch of Jesus Christ Baints wilt convene in of Latter-da- y the tahernacle. Salt Lake City, on Sunday. April 3, 1F27, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon and conclude on Wednesday, April (ilb. Tbe xeneral priesthood meeting will be held in the tabernacle on Monday night. April 4th. at 7 o'clock. The Salt Lake. Ensign, Liberty, Pioneer, Oquirrh tirsnt, Granite. Cottonwood. and Jordan stakes are requested to hold their Fast Day meetings on Sunday, April 10th. Missionary and other reunions should be so arrang- ed as not to conflict with these ap- (Sirned). Heher J. j mintroents. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Grant. Anthony W. Ivins, Charles 4 4 W. 4 Tf Nibley. f TTTtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT New Record Dermiil of Castle Gate and R. C. Mai Gilinur and Oliver K. Clay of Price. InUrmciil will lie at Price Cily cemetery Inside an otiiv sun who died daimary 21, lH2ii. J i is friends may view the body at the family home, J7.") NVith Carbon avem.e, from 11 o'eloek to iiunu Sunday next. Fer-gdssm- i, An elnborate program, celebrating the annual observance of Americanization Day, was given by the Sorosis Mrs. J. e ah of Price laM Monday. F. MaeKnight, Mrs. Grace L. Font) and Mrs. J. Rex Miller had charge of arraugi meins fur a tea, which was put on at 2 o'clock of the afternoon. Singing of America by the members and gucMs was followed by an address of welcome by Mrs. (1. J Reeves, chairman of the Anmricani ion cmimiiUrc. Monsignor Alfred K. Gioviimjuiii lesponded. .Judge George Christ i,iimii gave an address on Good ('ilieii-hiOther numbers included vocal solo by Marguerite Dusseriv; soli., reading. Kate domicile; Kugtiie Kizi; an Italian song, Peter Gro-.-reading. Hero Viinn-k- i; musir, Mary ami Elizabeth and vocal nolo, Mrs HarMigliact-io- , . Tlioina-The social committee of vey the dub, rMs. ('. R. Fcrgiissiui, Mrs Stephen A. Olsen, Mrs. Henry Kuggeti and Mrs. G. It. West, presided fat the t mi table. Along with Mrs. Reeves on the Americanization committee were and Mrs. Gmrge Miss Clara Kn-me- r Christensen. Price Sorosis is one of the dubs in the state fodrralnri rcc ognized for its Americanization work. The Wattis cup has been in possession of the Eastern Utah dintriet for two years. This is awarded each twelve months in recognition of service rendered in Americanization work. For Coke. LETTER SUGGESTS Production of byproduct coke las ear set a new record ami the output of all beehive and byproduct neur ly equalled the high marks of 1918 Hrui 1923. The output ol byproduct was 44550, 000 net tons as against 39,91 159 in 1925, an increase of 12 aa cnt. Beehive is estimated at 11,480,. 1)00 tons or 1 mt cent greater than that of 1925. All coke allowed an in erru.se of 4,769,000 tons or 9.3 h' cent, and uimmntcd to 56,036,000, for byproduct are based on lit monthly riqiovts from each producer, received currently, and are auiiject to very slight revision in the light o final detailed report for the your iih the principal railroads serving such whole. Jieehive estimates oused oil of shipment reported by Iwcnty-ihn- I Board of Equalization Instructs As to Automobile Licenses, County assessors of Utah are bring urged by the slate bounl of cipiuliza- -' tion and assessment, through Bunco K. Hammond, secretary, to us every jmssible effort to prevent the esrap of automobiles from taxation. A letSite Fcr Experimental Farm Likely ter from Hammond calls the attention of the a.. scs.no rs to the fact that the to Be Choben Next Week. seventeenth legislature failed to pad Gov. George II. Item mi Saturday the bill providing fur Hie assessment last placed his signal are to the upof automobile before licenses are is.ii.p:i:!tion bill passed bv the recent sued. The board of equalization lias jegii-ludml.irs l lire giving ten thou-.iiiidiscussed tbe matter with the secrefor an expo.'imeiital and iifi?iniist ratary of slate, the letter declares, and tion laiiii in Carbon county, i! w;. -t Unit official lias pledged the aid of to be the cry last of the lina-un1- .. ovens. tlu motor vehicle department of hi Pi'-.i- . signed by the chief executive. Allowing fur iniKirts and rxiorlti office in assisting the county officials William Petersen of llm I lu'i the indicated consumption of coke thin to secure a full assessment. The and college extension divi.-iolast year was 55,333,000 tons. ' Of this of stale explained, the letter Others from Logan are expected in about 42,500,000 was consumed by the said, that inuny eases of wrong adPrice the first of the coming week. Must furnaces. The remainder by dresses eouhl lie traced if the assesslx- - aeeoi. panted by They will likely ors would forward immediately to him foundries, in smelling tbe John T. (Udroyd, the secretary of the metals, manufacture of water gas, any certificates which hear erroneous state land board, and at tint time miscellaneous other industrial iiktu ones. and for household healing. Tin quanthey with W. E. Anderson and W. A. Engle, the representatives to the legistity for houschcating, though not NEW HUNTING LICENSES SENT OUT AND FOR SALE lature from Carbon, will go over the known accurately, wag evidently largmatter of a site. It is believed that er than initial, for the tonnage conEnforcement of the new fish and such will be selected from tracts that sumed in other ways than the manuhave gone to tax sale and bought in facture of iron was the largest on game statute is to be started within record. In 1925 Bales for domestic the next few days, according to anby the county or the local irrigation nouncement from D: II. Madsen last district. The idea is not to spend any purposes amounted to 4,085,064 Ions more money out of the appropriation of byproduct coke and 392,698 of bee- Tuesday. The department has mad no attempt to require sportsmen to Legal blanks of all kinds. The Sun. hive. than is absolutely ncecsasry. such during the first two obtain tbe blast furnaces are still Though the dominant element in the dcinund months of the year due to pending for coke, other uses are increasing in changes in the laws, but the new is relative importance, rising from 18.1 now operative. Licenses are printed and will bn available for sportsmen per cent of the total in 1913 to 23.2 in within a few days. Approximately 1926. About daybreak yesterday (Thursa hundred and twesty thousand have about to down bore is this morning been ordered in aceordanre with tha Addii bund Foul Mining News day) morning the night crew of drill- two thousand feet with the same oil Pages Two and Four. late law. The first shipment of these ers at tbe well of the McGee and and gas indications as reported in last were received Tuesday and were sent Holmes syndicate, about four miles to Fridays Sun. Still at the top and STATE OF UTAH MAY NOT USE out. to the five hundred Bhops and Dakotahs. ITS OWN MATERIAL the southeast of Price, struck a strong into the sporting goods stores which will disflow of gas at five hundred and twenty-fGravel may not lie removed from tribute them. INCOME TAX AUDITS TO COME feet. Work was stopped for ive lands by the road commission state FROM GOVERNMENT Wonder what has become of the without paying the rental or royalty fear of its ignition until Head Driller fellow who used lo think Government notice will be sent this required by the Utah- - land offices Ora Huey could get on the ground he had to have a seersucker coat to D. ev to C., from individuals or private concerns j t tl.rouKh the summer T from this city. It conics front the year from Washington, shale which has not as yet been gone cry, individual who filed an income doing the same thing, according lo an ; through. During the afternoon it cas- tnx return for last year showing if it opinion rendered on Tuesday last by ed off a little, although when put was correctly made out or not, the llarvcy II. Clul f, attorney general, at FILIBUSTER IN SENATE TAKES PENSIONS INTO JULY pipe it burned treasury department announces. Prep- Hie request of the road commission. through a two-inc- h the feet for returnare seven arations his of six or of to the it a was said auditing Guff opinion height freely when a representative of The Sun vis- now being made and it is estimated .office that the commission did not 4 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Mareh 4 ited the site. Later it was permanent- that the gigantic task will lie coin )1aVe the authority to remove such ly shut off. Yesterday and today a ' pleted some time in June. The notice Tk. land ta.nl, tta ; new cable was put in place, the one will not lie sent out for several months declared, merely trustee of funii4 first month of tlir covMrnnii'fi'-- nw 4 being used to begin work with now later than this. 'Where the total tax e being insufficient in length. An av- - paid is less than five thousand feet each twenty- - Jlars the returns will he auditied at of twcntv-fiv- p four hours is being made with two the district office, while other& will or minerals without paying for them, fiimlx. sent to Washington. So far a3 the paying for them While President Uoolidse is hone- - 4 crews. Huey, who is financially in-jfill that some way may yet be devis- - 4 notices is out tercsted, is very much pleased with time of sending tn ed obviate the two months wait- - 4 AnReThe business license of William and also the progress so far eerned no distinction will be made T- - 4 . 1W'R definite assurance was ri7en T derson for the 0ieration of tne tar-made. Numerous visitors were there ,iiat tIP payments are to be 4 ,ar bon clnb has lieen revoked by the city 4 made in July. during the day. If anything the gas It was recalled that until recent- council. Anderson was recently ar- 4 comes stronger and in larger quantity ly pension payments were made on 4 4 officers Some peojde will never learn how rested by federal prohibition than that at the well of the Price a three months basis. 4 River Petroleum in the north part of easy it is to make a liorr of themselves and fined a hundred dollars for 4444444444 1 1 1 M4 444444444 of liquor. this city. At the Price Petroleum the just by bragging about their relatives. ARE COMING SOON ig-ur- p. vi-ili- o; Agvi-eultur- n see-rela- ry non-l'erro- GAS STRUCK YESTERDAY AT TEXAS 1 ml iTJSfjSr.'K i dol-erag- J be gs J on J f s. |