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Show 1$ - all Shows Some Increase Over Previous Weeks' Output s fewlM-SffifGTO- toirfil at fifty-eigfteoal thousand net tons a Aug. production for the againat sixty thousand ions in the i, The Cumu-ativ- e mrtr in the week endinsr with d that production of beehive eoke inrludinK lipnite during this 7uth, minM w A,UFht lll?l Amounts to 2,- gt the 640.000 the tons, a decrease of annri ton. Compared with seven day lraately 48.0 per cent from the m-urthe preceding in i ton. lor Inc eorresponding jteriod in 1027 in increase of 249,000 Total output of soft coal Production during cent. during the . Jitim last year eorreaponding month of July totaled 3(5,270,00(1 net The total bituminous tons aa against 35,0(53,000 last June. 000 The lend?r t P811 average daily rate in July was 11th approximately thousand higher than that for t Aupwt e working the mouth of June, nu increase of 4.9 -d and eighty-ninLnonnt to 285,098,000 net tons, per cent. The production of antlim-cit- e with August 11th decreased fmni 5,391,000 tons in tke reek ending states June to 4,475,000 tons in July, and the end Washington Colorado four thousand average daily rate was 12.3 twr cent Wacdl produced beehive roke, a falling off of lower in July than in June. The total of anthracite jggiind from the same i time during the week ended August 11th is estimated TOV j production of beehive coke for at 1,387,000 net tons, an increase of .try u a whole during the 223.000 or 10.2 per cent over that of indsd August 11th is estimated the preceding week D-C- 20.-Xr- ht - esbftelt?r hid ,tK n C LTBP ht or COAL WEEKLY PRODUCTION 1 August 4, 1928 290.000 38.000 170.000 794500 238.000 47.000 23.000 990.000 i 232500 48.000 10.000 60,000 46.000 51.000 12,000 280500 00,000 2,167, 0Q0 97509 ' 16500 7M00 , 226,000 32.000 BY STATES (Net Tons) Week Ended July 28, 1928 . 202500 30,900 161500 757.000 240.000 45.000 . 21,000 1108,000 222.000 40.000 10.000 - 58,000 46.000 52.000 9,000 290,000 ,7 48500 2496,000 102500 18500 89100 243500 33500 July August 6, August 7, Aversge 1927 1926 1023s . 331,000 379,01)0 39500 24.000 157500 1.064.000 356500 63.000 66.000 169.000 140.000 234.000 9,000 29.000 1,008,000 448.000 55.000 16.000 36.000 42.000 307.000 26,000 173500 1.363.000 440.000 100.000 84.000 948.000 268.000 57500 765.000 217.000 44500 21500 61500 50.000 49.000 6500 47500 40.000 43500 15.000 414500 43.000 2.723.000 111100 19.000 76.000 205,000 34.000 44500 9,000 130.000 48.000 2,174,000 92.000 23.000 87.000 248.000 47.000 20.000 871500 55500 3.734.000 118500 24.000 83.000 248.000 47500 Voi jue FI IE, Number 12 I AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER m IE (MCE IS TO ASSEMBLE EAST OF ZION Week Ending August 23, 1929 LABORER KILLED BAD REPORTS CONE IN Body Is Held Here Awaiting Word From Bister In Kansas. AS TO ROUTE TO Matthew Plamiiek, 50 yean of age, was instantly killed last Sunday mornSOUTH ing when struck by a fast freight train of the Denver and Rio Grande Western near Granny. The body was brought to Flynn Funeral Home in Friday evening last at a meeting of i this eity that afternoon and is await. r Chamber of Commerce a the ' t tf, f ing word from relatives. Plasnirk and letterPrice was read from JhJtTnuid June-ayii- ig Tom McFarland were working on a. cuanibe (fiat re-t- o new railroad bridge at the time of tl0 ' fi'i V $- the the accident and were on the esst end PJ1 Canyrfn high-stretb.at !' of. the structure. According to on 1 Fariand he saw the fast train eoming Pike , eak Ocean to ()cean route, down upon them and yelled at Plaa- toe local body to inquire into nick: "Here comes a bot shot. (let J the and ace what may be done matter in the clear. Plasnirk then answered : to waF having this unproved, All right! Ill move. lie was fae-- j whole was referred to the thing Uw train that waa going east and ing to "l?rt turned around, evidently thinking he ro,d V Another-wathe Utah was elctr. The cylinder box of the Industries the loeal As01 asking engine caught his right shoulder and chamber write Samuel E. Winslow, to landed him He like on a top. spun COMMINITV (MKTIIODIRT) CHURCH AT PRICK his head in a gravel pit. His skull and hnnan of the United States board dhave him sea Preti- right shoulder were fractured with other bones of his body being broken. d?nt Coolidge and have him exercise The forty-nint- h .anireiiFklMsion of sions and church extention and ia from The man had been at Grassy but nine ieh"B. d,"P"to i Pwep railroad freightmen. It the Utah niiwtjoh' of the Methodist Philadelphia, Pa. Sunday morning at days and practically all that is known I T!1 to workers are demanding Episcoiwl church is to eonvone in 10:45 Bishop Mead will preach and of him is what is carried on his em- - dMlred dw-tl'riee, August 29th to Septwnber 2d, at the close of the services is to an- ployment card, given when he entered wwMnlle terns. When the between the two could not be inclusive. Thni is thafiret time that nounce appointments and adjonm the service of the company in Kan-- P0 among themselves, the freight-aeeide- nt any plaee easfbrSalt Lake City has conference. sas City, Ha It read that in ease ofl111 been thus honored. The program starts Prominent churchmen who will be to notify Miss Louise Plaa- - 0,en wer? asked to mediate, but re-nt nt t.nke b"1 hav Wednesday evening st a banquet ten- here during the conference are Bishop niek of Frontenae, Kan. A daughter, dered the visitors by the civie organ- Charles L Mead, D. D., L. D., of Den Mrs. Mary Tonsie of Trinidad, Colo. 8hould toe returns from three call for izations in the diningroom of the ver, Colo.; Dr. Charles W. Handler, was located and as soon as insurance . suspension of work it will seriously P he We,tTTtn.d th church at 6 oclock that evening. Ad- D, D., district superintendent of the agencies have made an inquiry he will SeolO of the dresses of welcome will be nude by Utah mission, of Salt Lake City; Dr. be buried in Price City cemetery. Wilson-Park.. the bill, president is the heads of the virions organizations Clarence True Wilson of Washington, authorized to appoint a factfinding DVTVV with the response by Bishop Charles L. D. C.; Dr. Claudus B. Spencer, editor DUlIrfUIINkJ rlCiKEf I committee to investigate both sides Mead, head of the Denver area of of the Central Christian Advocate, of of the argument and bring them b Denver, Colo. At 8 oclock he will de- Kansas City, Mo.; Superintendent of Work Ukaly to Not Bagla At Price fore the ehief executive. A letter baa liver an address at Community ehureh. the Deaconess Home Miss Wilma A. been aent to Winslow asking him to Until Not Spring. Each morning at 9 oclock Bishop Swartslander of Salt Lake City, and I set on this matter. . Mead will give a devotional address. Miss Beverely Wright, also from there. First Assistant Postmaster General I Then n committee waa appointed to This will he followed by business ses- The ministers in attendance will be John H. Bartlett returned to Wash- - see what may be dona with the sions. Rev. Ray S. Dum of the First Ray S. Dum, Lb G. Dawson, H. O. D. C, hut Saturday from hia Iditions existing at the underpass in the all of Salt W. F. Lake and ehureh Methodist of Salt Cottrell, City, Cooper visit soversl days in the West, in I western part of this eity and near the of ipeak.at 8 oclock Thursday eve-T- Lake City; Dwight M. Kiteh, Midvale; with Assistant Secretary I Kenilworth pnmphonae up near following evening at the Lester Fagan, Ogden; U. 8. Villare, company of the treasury depart-- 1 er. Every time it rains these places Park City; Homer E. Root, Milford; ment. al He respected while on the trip seem to , eolleet the whole preci Thomas Man waring, Tooele; Ralph C. proposed sites for public build- - I tion that tons to pools of water. The Jones of Price, and William Frary of ings, but did not eome to Prion. Wo committee ia authorised to see the eity , will talk. On Saturday evening Eureka. have made no decision as to Salt Lake and county officials and have soma banthe for Reservations tickets is for Cox U. of Denver, Colo., Ezra Denvers quet to be given Wednesday evening, City or any of the other places visit-- 1- mean of draining installed, teak. His subject is It was voted to have Mayor BowUpon 8ehaneRev. August 29th, may be obtained from ed, said Bartlett. Wishes. Best and lings wo will meet from time I man of Salt Lake City defer action return mans M. MerkeL Rev. H. Cox represents the board of home mis Mrs. R. M. Riee or to time go over. the data wa have eol-- Ion the granting of a natural gas frnn-leet- ed and reach conclusions as to chise there - until investigators have are the outstanding characteristics. what should be done. It ia impossible made a thorough inquiry. President to say in advance when any particular I William Littlejohn will ask the Rocky Only five teams out of the thousands that have been tested have been able R. Mountain Coal Institute to protest as esse will be reached or decided. to exert a tractive pull in excess of Gentleman From Colorado Comas I. Braffet, who sold the comer at Car- - a body at the eoming convention to Fries With New Stock. their own live weight, so that weight bon avenue and. First South .at Price be held in Rock Springs, Wyo. ) is a most important requisite. Great for the building, here, tol&i' The Ban T. CL Lanen was appointed director M. Wilson from H. Grand Junetion, ha has received no word as of .the 'chamber to sueeeed Ray Walt-t- o depth and thickness of ehest, giving ia this week opening up a store that as yet t a large heart girth, is also a predomi- Colo., the improvements there-er- s. removing r . , in the Turner bloek in this eity and on. He thinks' it irilljie next spring ' nating characteristic in teams that which ia to earry the name of Price before construction ..'will actual! be-- FORMER RESIDENT HEBE GETS have made very high records., He is a phsrmieist of T- t Test your team, is the invitation is- Drug company. DTBANKTROUBLE the meantime ljua nttt and comes pn. sued by A S. Horsley, secretary of several' yean experience ia getting hia rebta. j. ing. Richthe I Mike Bert !h e,' a resident at See what it1 can here well recommended by . the Carbon fair. ardson Drag company of the Colorado w ayrfen ww 'nnwnis worth at the time thsTworid war broke do. Find out for yourself whether city. He has been employed by them j ooV ia in the eonnty'jail at Price. He OF GAftimif WATER your hones or mules can pull aa much for ': quite awhile. After looking over recwith' attempting to defr&nd as others that have made great ; several places in Utah and elsewhere has the Commercial bank here. Lately, he Last a Monday 'of The fair just management meeting ord. this ia water users of evening he visited Price and derided Price River Water has resided in Colorado. 'Not long ago tha received a supply of leaflets telling all He will specialize in pre- Conservation district waa held at the he received a letter addressed to the place. almut last year's events and giving work, although a most comscription state each Abont in records of the highest persons were ael Sarlin, a Carbon sheepman. .On those things usually in attendance with fifty stock of new plete G. Send for H. a Mathia act- - this he tried to get money. Then Sber-in-g contest. copy. a having found in an up. to the minute drag in chairman. was ap- - iff Blisa took him in enstody. That it and committee A a best out get Then pick your store is to be handled. His to meet with the Utah Water officer believes the man to be labor-Storapointed fdiae for the contest at' the fair on, will be here in a few days asfamily soon commission at its meeting in in? under n delusion. .. The receipt? of September 16th, next. ns a dwelling may be secured. Men- Salt Lake City soon and to lay be-- 1 the, book; Berlin claims, reminded him his departure and location .in fore that body the DELEGATES TO LOGAN LEAVE tioning plan of turning that Mb had an account with the 'in this eity the Grand Junetion Daily the districts hundred nd fifty stitntion when he resided at the ooal HERE TOMORROW seyen New says: During the five years thousand dollars irrigation project town. He is 35 years of age. Hq ia delegates to that they have made this their home, over to the federal reclamation ser to have a hearing soon. Carbons twenty-fou- r of the democratic convention, which is to he has been active in the affairs vjee. t Favorable passage on this by several American the to holding Legion, sre the commission would result in final I RESIDENT AT HELPER CLAIMED meet st Logsn next Saturday, beof will offices, including that adjutant, them of Most tomorrow. action by the federal reclamation ser- BT SINUS TROUBLE. depart J commander at the vice. Those were Henry G. I travel by automobile. The First Con- fore being ehosen appointed election. last the SIw infection claimed Sam Bra Mathis, W. A Thnyn, Charles Lanen, gressional district convention is Reue hia home in Helper last place. Silas Rowley, O. P. Madsen and W. R. " day before at Bob McDonald, who attempted at the age of 24 yean, and E. E. Pieree. This is an ben Simpson, local road engineer, has morning suieide at the eounty jail a few days ondition had become sente after -towards placing the 1 important step promised to allow delegates to go up Nik ago, has about recovered from the in responsible eare and would montha of ailment. Deeeaaed waa born through Price River Canyon, from he took. He still project the of atretch of poison new the over the farmers of their present relieve eity in March 3, 1904, tha son to bin Kyune, five months to serve after nd Cnrmilla Senvo Bonnaeei, , them federal highway now in tonne of com- has about problem taxing giving by longer , aa being convicted and sentenced on a time and smaller A1 Smith Route, of Italy. Surviving are natives, The serv-?to The 1 payments. pletion. charge of selling intoxicants. ice nnder such projects usually ex-- 1 U widow, Geneva Johnson Bonnaeei, . it were. he was married in 1926; a WJ tends forty years and gives the users J about twiee as long to meet the in-- 1 daughter, Mary Jane, who waa bom debtedness. August 18, 1927 ; two brothers, Joseph and Antoni, both of Helper, and three . ontaro, Mn. An KIAWANIANS MEET AND ELECT I t.ere ldrs' B Pnseussi and Mrs. Lena Dail-oa- ll gelina THEIR OFFICERS anThe Sun this week prints the of in that the of place! that opinion many ought Carnual financial statement of the Dr. Charles Ruggeri, Jr., and J. F. and some members of the board be bon County Board of Education for is to Salt home. Sueh at Johnson, delegates to the Kiwanian MINER AT SOLDIER SUMMIT IS given placed the twelve months ending with June Lake INJURED, FRIDAY taxes no gathering at Ogden last week, arrived not City concerns that pay 30 1028. As is the custom it was home here on whatever no have interests last. Price Saturday evening aulocally, released to the publisher until the Ralph Lewis from Spanish Fork, a of office. - and are working not only this district got nothing in the ditors from Salt Lake City had ap- to a finish, but others in Utah and BWl PorteT ofZion Vas 'chosen fu-J- ! dptad proved of it. It is now given in in Idaho. They are in a trust and as trict governor. He is the dean of the to taxpavi be interesting and will .nn-much as say CsiUbn district be dam- medical department of the University seb who care to know where their w'Bhin of ia is and Utah sueeeed Some to too, ned. ,uRreat shown, at the nepotism dollar goes. And, this should be gone when the statement ia gone over. To- of the year to Raymond F. Girins into by everyone who contributes fril shown tal receipts are given as $616,673.45 Boise, Ida. William Bailey of Nephi is It education. of the suport same was this elected district lieutenant govern- ninety with expenditures equaling that close to one hundred and tot the amount. However, eash on hand to- or for the Southern division ofUtah thousand dollar wa expended foot?M to be tals $57,570.90. Of this sum $3017.35 to succeed E. R. Miles of Smithficld. j? teacher and princial salaries and is in the general fund, $15,890.16 in Chester Morris of Ogden was made while janitor $188,288.10, exact, and $38,003.45 in the lieutenant governor for the Northern LiHater Lorelmer-ehaii- l. the building engineers drew $19,707.22. The latter, the report Utah division to succeed Dave fund. sinking were liberally very r it is shown, fc ? be eoinmended state, is dooxited in banka. This is of Spanish Fork. George S. Sloan" to is Thi A th patronized. phy81cian bondbttond, The to of draw interest Pocatello, Ida., was chimcn as lieu- m the money supposed sitiee they help to py ed debt total $809,000, seventy thou- tenant governor of the Eastern divia- ra,,t ke district s that cues sand of whieh draws 4 per cent InPurcell of Payette, mechanics l.lmrers. Emery Lanen of Castle Dale is to IhKifor, terest on $80,000 is 4. The bonds reYoder of N ampa was treated. be in charge of the program and ami other are not very badly again of more deemed during the year totaled $31,-00- 0. mndelioutenantgoveraoroftheWest- - enterUinment of the There i one item, however, EmwyCWy The total school tax thin year in ern Idaho division. Boise was named fair this for year. E. A. Neilara will look than fourteen thousand, dollar, ,ucb the district is 2.31 mills. aa the convention eity in 1929. J after exhibits .' y toM Me-100- ch si 1 s K ? he relt er . ruvi' UCDE . eon-ingt- he Halp-Sohonem- pita-sever- and W.s & and O.; Virginian and Charleston division of the of state, inelading Panhandle, (d) This group is not amparsble in the several years. on the N. 40. (e) Rest OUTPUT ASK CITIZENSHIP GROWS latutry In Carbon County Judge Christensen to Hoar lu Gnat , Qm a hundred and fifty 'tons output at the present time the Utah Rock Asphalt company " V just abbve Sunnyside. st t hundred tons of crushed as-railroad since ?" out by i)sUIation of the corporation's iM7 few weeks ago and that tMt mstallcd about a hundred'ahd mj-Sthousand dollars. .The ma- J1 r has gone to Colorado and for paving purposes. The steadily increasing and new tor its use are opening np right J? B. Lessenberry of Pueblo, A rineral sales manager, has been T8 the i Mintr- few days at the mill Herbert A. Black of JTPtreasurer, and his son, a to Wi the I n Jieo - - j Bos-attorn- also have been the plant. Henry C. Jones, Pneer, is the general snper--j this time about a hun-- r twenty.five .men are employ- A hundred. Utah Fuel company ff1" jSjPPf1 Sunnyside along have been leased 1 k i ii Asphalt for the use ployes. , Highway System Helps Farmers the state highway IJthat JJHatruf ted for the nf bu8'nes Several Applications Soon. Promiaa. sys-- St benc- - and not to aid Numerous petitions for citizenship are to come up in the district court at Price nest month. P. J.. Phillips, naturalisation agent from Denver, Colo., . will be present. By towns these are: Constantinos . Price non, Antonia Janaulakis, Justs la, Manuel Vourakis, John Constantino Tsitsikakis, Dominick Cibfario, GKndo Zanoni, Emieo Cliiarctt and Guisseppi Falsome. Standanlvilh (ieorge Ismrakw, Giovanni Julianno, John William Somki Snd Giovianin tiallino. Helper Iones G. Jouflas, George Stelios Cocnlakis, Gemale Fato, Kavrikis, Gregory George and Antonia Del Carchio. Cones. Spring Glen Dominic Rains Aninio Paloni. Zacharias Pavlos Routsakis and Dominic Rossetta. s Hiawatha Efstathiuus Karanasta-siand Deinetrinus K. Kourtis. Columbia Kmaiiuel Venctakis ana Michael Sejipi. . J ug Rolapp 5olin Znjianzie, Amy Alice and Mary Sai.no Gavino lieae, OrreL Sunnyside Angelo Clavora. RichKenilworth Sarsb Amelia Ahlm and ards, Josephine Fravmk Ktistaki. Georgios Zoulakis. Castle Gate Efstratios Scofield ib'hii Koural.s. Peerlw Michael Lmeazakis. Ry-ruk- l'n-darak- is testing teams jSjfUtion of farm produce were in a state- Crowd ht La.to 1 unfounded Tbit Promiw Bi, Mondy by n. 8. Attraction the Carbon Pair. At of e ut. road" main routes of k:. . .. be held at the Pulling eontesls to lilted "tonsively pop- - Carbon County fair tbis Sd fwUTC K,rrr ,0 G. fics "yand A - three traf under over that those nf pop-e- Vre Jot a mere convey to large centers anj t'llroad points of . st are 1 ; sjieclaele. They work bpnn experimental Vineriea Bet;n,n.Pr lopn not bear the bv the Horse Association Th he Mata out rIB,,lway P0080. and the Utah Agricultural rid.ige. toe hisiitretinn fk ship-burd- m ,niPr present finn.ning the larger 7? rWt ' borne by the Dor Mtlf im wa.M la. 4lim on .s,,"'1 whiU Safes' 5TWBr k7t nf'!,aTa,,toa l,at distrirt ?hVh: (Franesl Kiwanis tob-Ida- i.. drpd 1" j r KJ ,! eildcted "r miild pull on a n.cas- which accurately t1(1.. dm- - di.r.ng eato thah weight and .J 'r," SVartgirth NEW DRUG FIRM 1 i ' Kenil-flmnrrrr- 1 i. -- 'rlrjliafged Mteh-eourthou- ge . Fri-Waym- an the-sam- ef-fe- ts tot "n ... HOW THE SCHOOL DOLLAR HERE IN CARBON DISTRICT IS SPENT ' K2!!LfiS offcjS fefA, iLl? 5? . vV4nd, 5 W takenKStthblf ? li W1 ohh-gntio- n. ISkliiirS school supplie011 and premium, j |