The Sun. [volume], May 11, 1917, Image 1

About The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932

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GANTYOU SEE IT.
You sny, Mr. Merchant, that you don't have to advertise lie.
tause you have been in business so long that everybody knows vou.
Well, there is n certain mail order concern in Chicngo thathn
probably been in business as long as you have, and The Sun will
fet a nickel to a gingercake that every person that reads these
lines can call the name of that firm. And we -a 111 bet, further
that over half of your customers have catalogues of this firm in
their homes right now. They sec the value of advertising.
CATTLE IFF SOME,
BUT SHEEP ARE
STRONG
oii.oui ru.i'ri:i sti:i:us top
Tin: maiikix
M.x Mr nml reveler Are tlringlng
llfcli Prlcr, homo At Mom Than
Trn Hollar u lliinitirfl Hog Were?
Tni Cent lamer Tlinn Irfiat Week
llioliv Wcadcel limine Al 817.00.
1 P ill Hpetlnl Service.
"k'vNHAK'i'ITV, Mo.," May 7. Cat
ti tr ripl ' fourteen thotiannd hend
x, mi tinted twent) -three hundred
hod t Mock cnltle that Hcd
through Mat. rein), but thnl loft a lib
ul numlnr, nml u heaV) run nt Chi
a( weakened bll)cra here, rcMiltlng
in a flleht ilrcllnr cm wimp of the
Uttr many of Hip Meera alend),
jt her entile nnd alocke rn nml feed
er" Mruiig Thirteen thousand hog
,,11 tn cent lower, top 116.76, nml
'ijr iliiiiiwinil ahrcp aold atrong, Arl
r n.i nirhiK Innib 1 1 COD. The bcM
tile lirri' were pulpfcd ateer from
dirndii nml Wcatcrn Nebrnaku,
nihlriii enra of the.- aclllng nl 112.00
li 112 2j, beat nntlvea here nt 111 76
l, 112 i0 abort fed native $10.50 to
III i0 light weight cuttle without
nuh flrah $ 00 to 110.00. The aup-
,1 uf pillpfed enttle wna iniriy-nvc
ira a'ntit half n ninny n on recent
Mjndiva. Pew nre In alght for Inter
ii week nml the aupply of Hint klml
i ill l ver) IlKht nfter thl week.
IMt hruittl hohl their atrcngth, tho
.iri.h fur Miballtutca for ateer nl till
ami nlwn riMiltlng In high prlcea
f r nwa, heifer nml bull. Hood inw
: il nr nml IIU on, liulla up to lio.on
I If. rx III 36, Vciil enhea to 113.60.
C t I .lil of lnek Meera aold nt $10.30
Me Ural thliiK Ihl morning, it Mrnng
tin. nml fntuy alnek heifer nt
$10 J Pew alock Meera eell under
urn nml Him k iuu commence
r ml $7 00 IVedlnK ateer aell nt
l '0 1 , $10 50. li feV fleh) ateera III
Hi hM Week II l to til. 36. Price
Itunll-flvc to thirty-five renl
huhir tlmn u week ugo. wltll n very
k I demand
To.lv a good run of Iihk nt Chi-
kj we ikenetl the altllutlon, nlid
t if a Inn were ten centa lower, top
if! medium weight up to 115.70.
t UKht weight 116 40. hulk or ante
I' 0 to $15 70 Kuppllea hen- lire
tixmriilid by dully nrrlvul of hlp
mrnH uf hog from WeMern range
t t - California. Arlionu, New Mcx-
i mil Colorado tnnrgnment ImvliiK
' me riRUlnr Incldenta. Thew hoa
ar Kvncrnll llxht welisht. bill Hat
i ' l meelltiK a Komi ilemmid from
ii mukrra, mid anlea of hoira 160
Jt b nml upwiirda nxeniKi leu I"
' t I (in centa blither limn l"
K llk'x Mil ut $11.60 to $13.76 III
'' 'I l IfCX
(li. I., wnuli'd Inmlm aold up to
$li.ii liH week, uml Umba of Hint
nr imiiid brhiK more monej tndn,
III r wcro nn offered. ArUcmn
I I'lillfornln aprlnif lumba null
tic il $R60 liiNt'week, aome Arl-
' iml unite an ijood here today lit
lfc n Tc xna la n IdK dlauppolnt-
mem aemllni; only xery amull ui-
tin i of inmimui ahrei, nml few' kouI-
i. dmlile deck of Auvoni hrunhera.
M ouii poumU nvernKe aold nt
U'jl laM Week Twent) thoUMIld
n Inr Kouta would be reiilred tu fill
"' r iilreud) held here.
ITII SKICK WITIISTAXIIS
ItK.OItS OP II.MI1I WIXTIJIl
I i Mock III tile llitermolllltuln
ir i aim thro 'Kh the hnrd win.
' f in bttnr condition lluiti ' nl
l tlioiiKlit, mid aheepmen mid cut
' m ii throiiKiiotil Utah. Idaho. W)o-
H e mid Moiitiinn nre mnkliiK prep-
H 'HlHM for the futtenlnK of their
li HKiirdlliK to I'hnrlea 13. Unlxer
M "Klru, vice prealdont of Hi' 1,r"
H tn ti lunik nt Halt Uike City, While
H"M t)f tlm cattle uml aheep had
1' ii lf ,t im a, count or lack of iniy
H I reri) mid the cold weather, he anld
"mi .ill In ull tin- Hie atoik men nre
M i! r plenacd wlih Die altuntlon than
H'' hud hoed to he.
Kt r Mild the heuxleM Iomh In he
B "i i liv the woolurnwera of the In
B' rn miitnln coiiiitr) would he n ar
1' l or thi lamldDU Kouaon not be
' k ' ' profit idle na In former )ir.
'rts H due to the liluh diMith rule
' t iiik Ihe Inniba. The urli-ei, he
' il uould be hlKher thla Sear Hum
V1'1 re Inat aclivoii, ueiordlnK to nlJ
B1 ' function whluh had leeii received
' Pit Hit. atoik men of the Inter
'n nticlii rountr)
M :i I'luli. KuIh.t auld. the ahevp
M' : r.i had experlenred loanca on uo
K J..t of the Inability to get to the
mintr rmiKea ut the proper time.
r' " ihcep In Southern Utnh nre n1o
"'' lv'nlncr to be In Kod eondl-
K Shec-p PoImiiiIiic Chm'h.
B M r conductlnK n thoroush Invea
B Kill m uf recent plnla to polxon aheep
m ' tin Arizona line In the aouthern
Jl in of the atate C 11 Blew art. aecre
H'r f the rtali WoolKrower, no-
"""M haa reported that aiifflUent
nx in. (Miit-nie will be ut hnml
l'lilii u few ili,i to orvauiit the cnxe
H (Continued on tase elsht )
CASTIE GATE KEWS
ftnli I'm I Kmplo)rH ltnlM Pin With
Pntriolle Procnim
Correnpondince The Hun
CABTLK (1ATK. May J -t.t fn.
Inu wna fpent In n ve-rv paltlotl, man
ner lure The employra if the me
rhmilent ilpixtrlment of Ptah Pud
company rnlaed a lenutlful ti ii bv
twenty foot "Htnrr) Ikiniier' on n
nearby cliff. A number of the towns
people together with the CaMlr (late
band Iwred heaiU whll. tlir emblem
wna ael flimtlng n the breeae. while
"The Htnr HixiiiKtecl llaniier wna
pla)ed li) the Iwml The ltc P A
HlmpUln of Halt Uike I'll) tmve n
trlotle nddreaa nt Hie KulRhla or P.
thlna f tall Inter In the evenliiK cm Pa
triotic America " lie khvc n ver
complete hlMory of the fnllel Hthti
from the foumtlnK of America to the
prenent time, iilno rev hw lux Hn prea
ent Internntlimnl crlrli', mid lailmt
Mr CM on thla part of the nddrea what
we na American citizen at lhi llnu
ahould lie chillier Ver true wc In
lleve hla wonU that thien of lla who
are doltiK our work in KitthiK the
"dunk) dlAmonda" from Hie hilln nn
pciformhiR our dill) to our coutilrv,
bee mine We believe thla la one of the
moot eamntlnl fnctnra In the mtiflUt
Thi fnrtorlea of thla Kri-nt AmtrUnn
coullneiil iiiuat lie kepi riinnlim In or
der Hint thla crli-l en il be broiiRhl to
ii aiicceMful conclliplon Wc ioiild
like the utile r toima of Ihe coiinlv to
hnve the plenaiire na we have lind of
luniil lit the ltd Hlmpkln on Patrl
old Aiuerlcn." mid If tin uppi rlunlt,
eoima have the itraile mliool ihlldrur
atleml. na our hlMor) of Atnerlcn U
told them In n tnniiuer wi plain nml
exidlilt that It ennnol be fnrK ilten
Wc hupp to have the plenniire c.f hear
InK the Itei Hlmpkln nidi it beforp the
Klllllllll'l in mi M"i,
Ornllf)liiK II l t note the mini r
of cllhteiia who nre feiiilnic In tin Ir
Uuk MinlK and idnntliiit Kardi na of
ViKitHblea The) nn in be comuielld
ed on their Mdemlld-work and atdrlt
otin Ihrrifi. realdeiit eiminecr for
I'lnh I'm I comiKtti) IimIhv innflrmeil
a report that li HMn to leave lln,
KiiKlurer llerrea Ima neceplrd h poal-'
linn with the Pulled Hlalea Puel com
pmi) na llillir nurlnlembiit We re
tire t thai thla cMlmftblc )eillli limn I
to pvp u. but have no feara for hi
future fortune To know llerre I
know Iiik n Keiitb limn from ever) nn
lr. We wlll lllm well.
miner llcMiiejcr. n former rraldeiil
of OiMlc dale. Iiua enlUli-d for ae r
Vlee III the Plllteel Hlnte luivy 11 en
ond claw electrician We know he
will make kim.iI a he hn In ever)
thliiK hr hie inieli rtaken Mine our
know Iiik him HMMll')e nml kimmI luck.
Klimr Vou nre inrformhiK one of
the IiIkIiiM nml KnicleM iltillea of nml
in Hn, tiiiilini
COAL IHOaiKIS
Hciiiilimnii 'I Iml Whiin lo t.ei Pmik
At IfiiiiN'ror or Jenunii).
John II Kmbhton. formerl) u
member of the famou luittleih IIIkIi
land brlKftde. known n the "lilac k
Watch," look out hi flret ellUcnxhlp
IHipe r nt Hall I Jke City lM Monday
and then cnllMed III the Pulled Kliitea
arm) ut the re-criillliiK lailun there.
Kiiiblwloii. who hn laen workliiK In
ItliiKham, walked Into the nvruliliiK
Million and lemnrked Hun In wanted
to take a c nee k ut the kulner
It wna found Unit It" u "l ,ll"
x ii uml he waa informed that he
could not enllM. lie Immedlnlel) went
to the Joint biilldliiK nml took out hi
paper, relurned to the recriiltliiK c.r
fl.e nml wna aw urn In limbic Ion wrt
elUohiUKed from the famou He "III I
brlh-ade uflir the lloer war n' I1""
liimc to Ihe Pulled Hlnte. Till aame
riKlment waa wiped out of exl.lence
nl the biKlunhiK of Ihe preaenl war
l, ihe lie rmnn trooiia.
II. fore KolUK l llhiKhnm. uIhiIII ll
jeur iiko. Kmbl.lou wu elliploce b)
the Pulled Hlatea I'm I company at H
c inp over M.i.th He hn iiwm
f lend In Carbon and Km.o couniy.
,,,.ledurlnBhlre.ldem.. inthl
linn of the atate
FARHERSRKlSTfilN(i
Tinker .v sin. or i:i'" rill "''""
IllHIIIt lO Ct III'
Th.niKh Ihe new law permlltliiK
,nu owner to reglMer their rami
"me went Into effect uiili ll M'""
dii. tiroud farm owner wen- up be
line to aeiure r choke of niimea
," H,e old homeMcud. HUM name
were rcKl-tereil durliiK Hie da. and
o. auh farmer o reKl.terl..K wa
aled u huneUomel) lllhoKraphd
" flcate bearlmt the farm name
Vhe fee fr farm name reBMrallon la
two dollar The farm i.nmea reKbe
trenl and llu owner of the f""
"rmt.e Hell farm-Wllllam T Mrrl.
Purouan ,,. &
(lolden Hheaf mm h Tinker tt
""wmiaie f-nn-T. H Mn.lhew.
OK.averelde farm-Ch.erle II Davl.
''X'ednle orhrd-UeorBe M. Can
non . Co.. Halt iJike Ull).
' i'cho farm-Peter Anders.., ha-
"T.odMoek farm-Hamuel .......
WZTvr farm-J. UUirk. Park
Pit)
Krult ahould never ber ilnaaed b
Uuur" II I c mphatlu.il) u i.ece!!)
m
- -r I m
roiiin cv'iiii y it i:i u n M c a n 7 , ll
Entered n 8econd-afji Matter. June . Hit, nt the PoMoftlce at Price. Utnh. Under the Act of March 3. l7t. ' IH
VOLUME 2; NUMBER GO EVERY FRIDAY MAY 11, 1917 1 OH
IN TRAINING.
ft ,,, CtUMPaSniHiP 4. i ,
LAND BOARD WILLING TO "
GET BEHINDTHE PARMER
The Mute laud board hu volun
teered It icrvlrc ii it tato IiimIIiu
IIiiii to (lov, Hlmon Itamberiier In the
Inireowil ner.aiKe uml food production
chiiiihiIkii, nml It tneinbera nre now
widely dlperid over Ptah em n ml
xlnn that pnimlnea to kIvp n tremen
doll Impetii to thla jfiir1 nnrlcul
tural work. In uddlllon, mail) farm
that nre now miiely pa) Iiik the keep
of their proprletora will be trnn
formed Into efficient HKrlculturnl
planta Hint will mnke money for their
owner hiiiI ndd Krently to the Mate'
leMiqric. Inplred by Hie pntrlotlc
lutlvltle of the atnto council of de.
feline nml numc rem chic uud aorlul
iirKniilMllun. the iihiiiImT of the
atate land board, which la In effect,
one of the rlolieM bnuka In the Wet,
went lo tlovernor llnmliorKir uud out-,
lined h plan for iimIMIiik In Ihe nitrrl-(
ctillurnl movement. When the) were
thloUKh tlovernor HambtrKer aald
"II'n kihmI. do loll" With (lov emor
ItamhcrKi r'a upprovul Klven, not u day
wn 1ot. Kach of Hie board mem
bet, wllh the exception of Arthur
Kiihii, wcretnn, vvlioae ireence waa
itMentlal ut the cupllol, went lo hi
own dlMrlct, hi fourth of the terri
tory of I'luli.
Probably u million dollar will be
loaned to fanner of the Mute, uud
men who will tuke up Mjite laud till"
)e-ar throUKh the Indue eiilenl offered
by the luml board. Where fuiniH uru
lirodueliiK JuM ciioiikIi lo maintain
Ihelr iroprletora for reaon of lack
of eeuliment uml help. Ihe land board
will offe'r n loan In the medud.
Men waho are tlnliiK job work will be
iirKnl lo tnke up ncrenxe on the Mate
land. Tito advantage of each ilia
trlct will be act forth. The Inml Imnrd
will lend In auma raimliiK frnuf five
hundred lo five thoiiauml dollar
wherever link of fumla I the pole oh
aliicle to umlertukliiK the eharniler
of worlellie Koverument I puMiltiK
The iiuiiiImt will vlilt ever) aeillciu
of their ulloled dlalrlct. uud will em
phnMte the pulrlolle feuture of their
umlerlakliiK wherever they ko The
board I In receipt of mnny uppllcu
IIoiik for Inn n. While en tour offer
Iiik loan, the bourd member will In-vi-IIkiiI
Hie aecurltle offered on
llume fcirmall) ri-picMed The fed
low Iiik notice I Khen out by Kec re
lury Kulin
"About two thoiumul aire of of
fered atate laud Intended to be Irrl
Kictid from thu Piute atuto uwrvolr
project eunnl, altuated be) ond the
procnt terinlnu of the camel, will be
opened to application lo purchuae nt
Ihe'offlie of the Male Innd board on
uml nfter June I, If 17. In opciiliiK
till hind to application, II I provided
that the ptirclumer limit r the aiiper
vlxlon of Ihn atnle cunlneir, nuiM
contriict the extenalon or Hut en mil
nt their own expeime, and the muni
I to become the property or the atuto
na n part of thei )tem The aee re
tar) or the board will furnUti nihil
Honnl Information cm nuet"
j LATEST THING IN MINE RESCUING
WORK GMJOOI JHOMIHG HERE
The find mine rescue car ever built
under peilflinllon or the United
Mlule bureau of mine wa on exhibi
tion ut Halt IjiKh City luM Tuida)
forenoon and nfle moon It waa con
Mruited ul WllmliiKloii. 'Deltl . April
SIM, wu prlvnlel) ahoivn lo the ec
n lury or the Interior the hesid of ihe
national bureau of mine nml u few
aeiialor In WiiNhliiKlon, l. -'.. beforu
comliiK lo I'luli It la ull Mleel uml
e.wt twent) thotitiuml dollur The
mine aarel) appliance uud recuo
c-epilpmeiit uboard repreaent an outlay
of lwenl)-lwo thoiiMind dollar. Of
filial of moHt of thei biK mlnlUK tout
panic of Utah, the Mate ImluMrlul
commlaMloii mid membera of thu varl
oii bUMlnea orKuulxullona ul Zlim
viewed the cur while II wua "parked."
The ceer will ahortl) lie In Curbon
county.
'Car No 1." for na auch It la known
b) Ihe erevv In ihnrife and the uulhor
Hie ut WuahlURtoii, I) C , hua come
to the Weal to auvo Uvea uml tench
method or anvInK Uvea. It will travel
lo uml fro ninoiiK the mlnlne enmpi,
both coal and nutul, of Ptah, Nevada
uml California, makliiK the inmplele
round once u )car uml atarttnir over
It ukuIi) without mi) InterveninK vu
cation period. K HKldle. United
State mlulns eiminecr, la In churKc
IIU foreo Include John V llerr), ex
pert mine foreman, Wulter P. P)iie,
flrat uld Inatruitur, Donald Cook,
clerk, nnd Jack Wnrd, cook Tho car
will crulae perinnlall) ninoiiK tho
mining camp, dcmoiiMratlnff mothod
of getting men out of the mine fol
low Iiik cxploMon, training miner In
relief method uml currying from
imnp lo lump the new of the luteal
aafct) device being experimented
with nml the d.grie uf auceea eaih I
meeting with About three month
of ench )car will be apent In Ptah.
Thu car urrlvad In Halt luke City
ut u vud rilling moment ari-ordlng to
member of the atule liiduatriul com
liilnaliiu, who uru working ou aurety
rule to be adopted b). the Induatrlea
of the atate. Til roe tentative rigllla
tloii were dlHcimvcd ut u mealing In
Ihe office of the commheaiou ou Tile.
i day luM. Three memhera of the Man
iifuiturer' Aaaoelutlon of Ptah, three
repriKcntatlic-a of the Utuh Prdcru
Hon of Uibor, one repreeulutlvo of
the lnurmni (ompnnlea, one of the
MuMer llulldera' aaaoclatlon uud three
membera of the t'tuli Chupter of Hie
American Mining lougrcaa were pre
ent. Itulea were formuluted for thu
protection of eniplovc In the urlou
Induatrlea for upprovul uml whoii flu
ull) uKrced upon by ull IntereMed par.
tlua, will bo offlclnlly eMablUluil by
the ImluMrlul uommliielon.
Cur No. 1 ha, been given the rlKht
or way over u hundred nnd eighteen
lallroadn In thu United Htute. Ma
iruw will' not mil) tvuili. but will
nerve Hie Mute ti vvhluh they have
been uaHlgiud The) will reapond In
Ntuntl), with their mutchle eepilp
meiit to ever) call for help. Within
fivo minute after the receipt of. a
telegrum telling of an explosion or ut-
i ildent ut u mine, Car No 1 will on
Its wu) to tuke up tho work of reacue
THOUSANDS GOING 1
INTO POUR CAMPS I
Great Central Power Plant For All Properties lH
In Carbon County Is Decided Upon H
By Utah Fuel People. H
A II CowIp, vice prealdent nnd
gencrnl innnnKrr of Utah Puel loin
imiiv returned to Hnll lvke Cll) InM
Tiicdn) from New York, benrlng
uiithorlt) for the Imtnrdl.itc exondl
lure of alx hundred thouaaml dollar
In Ihe Improvement of the coinpun) a
propcrtlra In Ptah nml Colorado Of
till amount lea thnu lift) thoiiMind
I lo te expended on the Cotorndo
properties, the remainder going to
the Ptnh Puel proprrtlr In Carbon
count). Improvement reprerentlng
mi expenditure or unother'alx hun
dred thouannd elnllar nro tempurwrll)
held In nbe)ancc, but In ull probab
ility will be authorized nn aooii aa the
work nlrciid) npprovid I comileled
Much of the work la already under
way nnd II I plnnnid to hum It com.
pleled before next winter Approxl
mnlel) n cpmrter of n mlllluu dollnra
wilt lie expended ut Cattle (late nml
about the acinic nmount nl HtinniMilp 1
The Clenr Creek expenditure reple
vin iiiiother fifty thoumtnd dollnra.
Winter Quarter ubnut eighteen thou
wind uml Homerael, Colo , about tlilr
I) -five thouaund
Ncurl) one-lhlrd of the amount mi
IhorUed for expenditure I to be lined
In making better condition for the
cmpl)c Three new' nmucmut
hall, coaling In the neighborhood of
135.000. u new bnthhoune nl (10,000.
n hundred new voitiiKc ul $100,000,
and reading room nml other modern
couvcnlcmca, even liixurlea fur mill
lug cnnip, bring tho total up to near
ly 1200.1100 to be expended for the
benefit of the wnrktliKinvn nlone .
Tit lA'iicflt Workmen.
"During the pnt five )eara we have
exiieiided upward or hnlf u million
dollar In Impruvlug tho propertlr,"
Vice Preald.-nt nnd Oruenil .MainiKer
Cotvle declnred, "nnd n largo ahnre of
Ihe uiiine)' tin koiiu toward mnklng
belter uml pilfer working condition
for Hue mm At preaent we milk With
the bel mine In the country In till
repecl, but It I our Intention lo make
nut Ii Improvement a will plain ti nt
Ihe liNtd of the 111
"It miiy look like extniviiKume lo
make auch expenditure, but experi
ence hua proved c.lhcrwUe Wu wnnt
a aleudy china or men who would mnke
Kood elllxena In any eommunlt), nnd
we are doing ever) thing In our power
to aurroiiud them with Ihe proper en
vironment ul our eump. II)' erecting
modern cottiiKea unit providing the
proper lilnd of ninuumetnt wn expect
to emournKn men with fitinlllc to re
main In our empl.iv nml to kce)i uu
marrlrd men from koIiik to the cltle
ever) pa) day"
luiproiciiiciilN ('iiiiiinplal.il.
Iniliidiel In the HM or Improvement
lire new ahop uud uppl) houe, ad
ditional truck faillltlea nml holM tig
gregallng more than 1135,000, uud
new uudi rgrouml machinery, repre
aeiitlng u lolul expenditure of uboiit
11 DO. ooo. on., hundred new coke
oven nre to be erected ut HuniDalde,
ut n cunt of uhoot 1 100.000, mulling u
total of eight hundred coke oven
available there till fall The uddlllon
of the hundred coke oven will In
ert Hue the dull) iiepuilt) of the coke
plant from about twelve to fifteen
minute.) ton.
The uddlllon of the new rnae bluer)
utn will IncrcuKc Hie capacity of the
coal propel Ilea, but thl la not null
mi Item ul thl time, in the mine
have ncplom been culled upon to work
ut full inpacll) In recent car At
the preaent time It I cHtlmuted thut
Hip I'luli propertle of thu caimpuii)
.an place on the cur approximately
ten tlnium.nd ton of coal dully If
called upon to do o. The additional
c-etilpmrut probnld) will lmreue the
capacity to about twelve thoiiaud
ton dall)
The one big Item held In ubejnnie
liendliig the completion of the work
nlrciid) nulhnrlted tend uniler wu) I
a eentriil power daut, which will com
about 1(00.000 Among the other
Item held up temporarily nre a hoUt
uml aome bridge, whl. h will eot In
the neighborhood of (100,000.
(Ivcii OcMrrcl rhuuif.
"With wider competlllon teniiornr
lly ellmlnaled lo Paelflc Conat iioliit,
Ptah iiiln.w have the opportunity
awaited for an muny )eni Hint or
catuhliMiIng a market for Ptnh fuel on
the Paelflc Conat." Vice Prealdent lend
Oenerul .Manager Cowle declared In
explaining the entme for the extemdie
Improvenieiil 'If we can get the
car uml the transportation the Utah
mine nre now In u poMtlon to etub
lluli theniHclvp firmly In the Pacific
Conn terrltor), and we arc making
theae Imiarovement with Jut that In
Mew hoping that Hie proper uepilp
ment ai.il Irnimportullon faillltlea will
be fnrthcoinlng
"Aa thliiK have been In Ihe puM
our market hu been limited to Ihe In
i termountaln terrltor) The competi
tion hu been keen and the mini huve
been able to Imrel) worry nlong I jH
pome lime nt n bene. The advance In ! HH
the prlep or fuel nnd I mlitht any 1 1
Hint the ndvuneo hn been consider- p !S
ubl) tea here thnu In other aee t Ion fliH
nnd the elimination of water rompe- 'll
tltlon hn not only opened up a new , -H
field for the Plnh coal operator, but ! JB
bid fnlr lo give u nn optiortunlty to Jl
mukei u fnlr profit ou our Inv raiment. 1
We wnnt to be prepared to meet the i I ,H
new condition," I liH
CO.Mi PIIICIM CO UP AT i, H
hai.t iKi: tiiih wi:i:k i H
HALT LAKH CITV, Mny fi. Conl .
will Juiui fifty centa n ton In price H
Moiida), according to nnnouncemeiit H
b) repreae ntnllv'ei conl clealera of Halt H
like Cll? )eterduy. The clrcUInn In lx H
. Imrenae ihn irlee come. o dealer. ' t iH
following nrloua nollcea Hint the coal ' 1, H
riperntora wlll-rnlao Ihe price or conl tll
the mlnra lH
It wna explained Hint only alack - iM
conl will be affected by the fifty-rent H
rale, nml Hint thl will not work n wl
luirdlili on the unmll houieholder. , H
Hlnrk conl, uceordlng lo tho dealer. ) ii H
I 111.1 nlinoM entirely by Inrgo inauu- iB
tn. tiller, hotel, apartment hoiiaea, , rl
hoaidtnl uml anfoilh iH
Conl deabr declare Hint mine op- H
c ratnr are not uniform In tbclr I
prlcea, nnd Hint while one may be jB
making it alight rediuilon In price, lH
nuothcr may be rnlMng n Utile. The H
dealer iipperl, though, Hint Hip gen- f)eH
era! rlcea of atai k conl Juallfy their it 'H
iMioat if prl.e. The b.M Increnae III ,i H
retail price wna innde April I C t tt. j, iM
when twenty-five ectita u ton wna ndd- S H
to tlm . I H
'The rnllrond nre entirely In blame H
for the preaent prlcea of conl," de- j j, ". H
elare.l n well known dealer )rtcrdy. 1 , t , H
"I "or re.nHin beat known to them- r ' H
aelvca, the) will not fiirnl.h ihe mine V H
cur enough ao that the fuel ma)' lip ! tiaaal
mined U day n week They will nl- ).i 'lH
low them lo operate only three) nr , jiH
four da) c, , H
Till rcMrlila the oiilpul greatly, ii' H
lediite the nmoiiiil of conl ou Hip ' H
market ut any one time, nml ao rnlaea iH
ihe price. If Urn rnllrond would fur- VH
null car cliough lo allow tho mine ' JH
to run full lime, the market would , jH
hnve plonty of conl nml the price ', 5eH
would gn down. i tH
If the mine could run full time, i m 'BH
too, there would bu Ice atoipllig uml f . iHH
Marling of labor, there would be more ' H
Ptisidy work, the gro coat of pruduo '' fH
lion would be lowered, nnd the mine iH
owner would be able to cut hla pro- I1 -JH
diietlou com, with u coneeiient out In i! '
the price of conl ' P
"Now, don't put in) mime In thla, If , H fH
)oii eiiiole mo In print, for I hnvn no " 1
wlh lo bring down a railroad boy. 'j lH
colt cm my company- mine. It I 'li IH
hard enough to Induce the rullrond 'J IH
lo let ua hnve car nfter wn beg them l! H
on our knee, without nntagnulilug : H
them openly by telling the truth about A Jl
the altiiullon." ll
The prlcea after Monda), uceordlng I
to denier, will be Mruletht alack, 13.60 ll;iH
u ton, Kireeiied alack, 13.75 a ton;
pne coal. . CO u ton; dual, 13.50 ee " SV H
toll. Lump uml egg coul, which are i iBaH
the Maple urtlcle or Ihe imall hoilae- I illH
holder, will ho the wiiiw na before i. f
15,75 unci 15,50 u tun. respectively. , h ilJH
I ., .'IleH
a. ii, (-own: tai.kh or thi: ;llil
CONDITIOVH TllltOUdll l'MST , fliH
If labor I nvullnhle the United liiH
Htute will enjoy within thu next )enr i tw-H
Hip greulet eru of proierlty In It UH
hlatory, In the) opinion of A. II. Cowle, j fH
vim ptealdent and general mnnuger of i( jH
IMah Puel compaii), who returned i ') H
Tiieduy but from an extended vUlt i " 1 B
to tho l'.aat. "All tho million uml I flH
blllloua of dollar which we urejend- I I M
lug nnd will loud tu tho allied eoun- e I HH
trie during Ihe war will be turned ( E H
right buck to tho United Htulea for li I WM
Amerleun product," he declare, ,fK IBH
provided we luive the labor available jm" BH
to turn out the product. . 3rj HJ
"Ver Ultte of the mone) will ever lijfj IH
leave our ahoroa. It will be turned (Jul VJJ
over to tho repreaelltutlvea of the for- 'Hll'aafl
elgn governtnenla uud Ihey In linn IiSjIiVI
wll hund It back tu our merchauti It 111
and muuufueturera for munition nnd lilH
aiipplle. Thu only ciiiuMlon I the Kll
nblllt) of the people of thl country .; HlliBB
to raUe crop und manufuuturo good lrBlVB
In eiiff blent eiunntlllea lo keep JIuro- IBliH
pean bu)era from going elaewhere. tlHII
Practically tho aniffu condition uppllea IjiH
lo the countrlea of Houth Amerlrn, ffliPH
The Piilted Htaten I tho unci country yEHI
of commercial Importance In the IMeVH
world thut la In u poMIInn to aupply hfiVH
the article or trade Thla country la eiliVjVjVjfl
the world' market place." KvwJflJJ
The entry of the United Btateu Into IahII
the world war I felt inucih more FTeH
keenly throughout tho Kant than In LH
the inlddlo weat und mtarmountaln y9i
reglun. hu dec lure, lie wa In New (SiH
York when war wua declared and de. IflH
Hcrlbe the feeling there na Intejua. (SH
He wua In Wuahlngton, I). C when fPVaa!
(Continued on pagoelght ) SfViiH