The Sun. [volume], April 05, 1918, Image 1

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B KaMcrn Utah farmer should not BBBbSMP r -Sfi77t,t.rltt5?k!-jtf:g'S r ono '" CnrD0, county need pay
H foot tlicnisclv-crf Into thinking about 4tA I -tSJHPtStflMCVwtS nnr n,,cn,,on '" I'10 "market value"
dollars nnd cents when tlio proper en- (ml I yfeSCBKrnW Bv'58?'' fts. 4tVv fcv A "' "x' lond. This, value fluctit
tier In to flgiin on more production. Ill 1 I 'Tll IH p TfcrJJfi' Jrf? SSfiV Hi 11 ! Sl ,,'', l,lul n',cr ,,lc wnr ""ordlng
1 Neither should Industrie. tc too much Vk jV 1 III l'S'T'Tf'S F ijU. "Tojfli'l II II I II ivtr) flnnnrlal nulliorltjr In tlio t-oun-
(vniTHKit about profits nmt wage j Lr 111 JJIL ylMjL!B"'RPggy iLlL ! WL, "" ",c ,'0,",', n" l'n lo lw far
win it the only tiling that ulll hurt 5 ST vrx"1' 11 vr ' y y F above, mr. I Inert) bonds nrc tlio tirst H
llio kulcr It production, llcmocrncjr t,...,i ... c i ,, . .. . . ... ...... ... InvrMinrnlH In tlio country. It I pa- pH
,on't ..land too .unci, of Hit, kl.ut of Knttredji. Sccond-ClnM Matter. June 4. IMS, at the roHolflc at Price Utah, Under tho A. t of March 3. 1ST, trlotlo lo !... tin... n.ul their wide M
Hgurlng. VOLUME 3 Nt'MBEU 15 EVERY FRIDAY AlUMf r 1nla tllMribi.ilnii b WMiitlnl liMlio hest In- H
iw Hi" tercets of tho euuntr). H
HUNDRED HID EIGHTH! THOUSAND
DOLLARS IS EXPEGTEDJROM CARDON
Honor Flags and Window Cards to Be Awarded Every
Individual and Community Making Good
In Third Liberty Loan.
Cnrl It Mnrcuscn, county chairman
fur tlio state liberty loan drlvp. Wed
tiCKilay morning last received word
1mm Holier J Grant, stato chairman,
tbnt Carbon count w ILL havo to mine,
hundred and tight) tho thousand
dollar a Ha portlnii ofAtho stato'
ten million threo hutdrcdYnd fifteen
thousand $t0,3l6,1Ct Thil total sum
asked from tho cntlreVounn-y In throe
I llllons of dollars, ntuNltlK expected
to complete the drive In this count)
8 inside of n Meek, although two weeks
u given liy tho Hlato chalrmanX tin
inodlatit) upon ruclpl oL-ttnrtcle-itram
from Ktate Chairman (Irani. A
W. llorsley, prcHldent of the local
ouucll of difciiKC, called that orgnul
nation together. Thcro nro twin!)
two cities, towns and settlements In
Carbon count) Theso hao been as--igncd
the iimiiunla tho) nro to raise
and notlcox unit out to nil Widncsda)
i ftrrnoon nud evening Thn nmoiinlH
naked for from tacit tire based on
I opulatlon, rated from thn itoliool ceil
ux of taut )ear und tho otcn cast In
thn last gemral election of two )curs
Hii Tho nro here Klvrn
Allot iik mim lo (.'otniuiinliliM.
Winter Qututim, tS 000, Clear
i reek, 17500, Keofluld, ftCOO, Utah
Minn, $1300, Helper, IS4.D00, CaMh
Hate. tIC.OOU, Htiirr, I1K00. earner-
n, $1000, ItnltiK, 12600. Carbon, MOO,
Hiawatha, 117. COO. Ciirbonvllle, 1300,
KcnllHorth, H000; WatlU, ftTCO
NrliiK dltn. 11300, Prlci, 146,000,
Hiinnl(l. 132,000, WelllnBtoli, tZtOO
Harpti flOO, rrerhiiii 1100; Htainl
nrdrllle, 11500, und I.lbirl), 1X00
Tha forrKoluit iiiiiiik make n total of
lRhl)-Uto IhuuMiud. Ilcalilcy uewi..
luipir publlrlt), tho tiluncIlK nctlon
and ulint Ih expoi.tud of the iieveriil
iiiminuiiltlrH In till third llbvrty loan
lrli, announcement vrlll bo made
KiiliiHliiy ivviiIiik In tilt tin Win tho
War l) exiixlMM of the tminclln tiu
tlun Word will iilno bo kHcii oilt In
th ihurth mielhiKii all nir tho
iiiut) Kiinda) mornluir, afti moon
and itiiiltic mixt In tho flrt loan
( iirbon lount) wim tailed on for
157,000, In the mioud It rained $337-
1V50 or more than n IiiiiiiIiih thuuMind
vnr tin mim nuked for, Tho liuti
tlrcMl nud tlkhi)-flvu thoiiMiiid of tht
third liMin ouKht lo ko ov r with it
torllOOp
Honor I las Adopted.
n honor fbiK haa been adopted In
oiiuectbtu with the lonn, uhlclt will
i oxiiIbIikmI at tlio next Huturda)
inuetlnKX and on Hunda) u well by nil
xpeukerw An honor fliiir, thirl) -nix
ly f Iff) -four lneh) and constructed
from kooiI mnlerlal llko that until In
llio ua), In lo bo awarded to com
inunltlea uhlih win II It lm n red
iHirdur and white n nlcr nnd tlinti
criluil MtrliioH ludluutho of the third
lllarl) lonn (iimpnlsii Thla flaic U
to lm iiwurdtll lo iiry (oniniunlty
that Mih rlbcM tho kaIin quota ux
IkiiuiI to It. Aa an uddlllonal honor
xmblein, n blue Ur lo bu imwed Into
the whlto fit Id of tho flat, will he
ittviirdid to communltka iiry time
th) lucrum) iholr quota by a linn
drtd pi r rent In other wurd, If ix
iiwn'a quota la a hundred thouiand
dollar, it will bo entitled to an honor
rinif win n It riucho thin amount
Whin It Hiilmcrlptlon reaches two
hundred (houMml It will lie entitled
to one blue ftnr, and for ouch addi
tional hundred thoniuind It will re
irlvii n blue Htar,
Mudow Card lloUnrd,
Then, thcro la thn window card
wi mi by nine Inches, which will tnuir"
I roprouuctlon of tha honor tlH and
h spate for the subairlber'a name
When ii bond In sold tliu nume of the
wurilmmir should be wrlttm In by tho
mlwmuii or by the Miilmorlliur himself
'Din subsirlber will then bu expecttd
i put this turd In tho window of hU
lesldtucc or IiIh place of liualneis. The
honor roll will bq twenl)-flo b
lhlrt)-ilKht Inrhts nnd bear n larice
riroduillnn or tho honor flair, nnd
those words llolp Our Town to Win
ho I'lKht to I'ly ThU I'lnif," and
rhiHO Aro lho I'oople of Our Town
ho Aro HelpliiK tp Win thn War Ily.
ImoMtliiK In United Htalos Oovrrn
incut lt nds of the Third Llborty
lian" Hpace Is loft at the bottom of
tho honor roll for attaching lints of
names of subscriber I'ollta may
ulntltuto the mimes of their com
inunltlea or other doshrnatlon for the
vords 'our town' If thoy so desire
Tho names of all units smaller than a
tato which obtain their quotas will
'io Inscribed on tho stato (Utah) flair,
md also tho namoa of nil stato at
quIriiiK tho rlKht to fly the honor flnjr
vl II In shown on the national honor
floe at WashlnKton, I) C
la)iiicutH On llondx
Infinite word nsnrdlne tho terms
f puymint on the third loan bonds
was recehed )tsterda) b) Chairman
Matcusen through lleber J, CJrant.
halrmau of the tentrul committee of
Utah, for lho third Mbovt) loan The
mmnnlnitlnn states that S k r cent
will bo lukrd for with thi upptliutlon
i 1 1 f rt Mr) fth .'0 jur tent b)
mmmm asks "
WHAT DDTH IT PROFIT ?
flirman) Is working, b) itr)
m In nip that Itigenult) ran Uolno nud
money can put Into (iteration, to
make American wnrklngmen traitors
to tlialr i-ouutr) In Its hour of netd
What doth It profit it man If ho
sends his sons and brothers to the
I nttlt fields, and utter he gets them
there ho Ktras them to tho ciuni)
b) stopping the Indtmlrlal home work
I without wlilth the) can neither win
nor iacapo7 Tliu course of nations
the III is of millions arc changed b)
irj small t tents Had tho Monitor
not bet ii nnd) for tho Merrlmac ex
act!) when shn was the union fleet
would hate been rendered uneliss and
the civil war might havo had n dlf
ferunt ending Had someone thin
sun tided In making serious trouble
In u mine, n foundry or n shop had
SKintona thin succeeded In dela)lng
transportation while lho Monitor wax
undir lonntruitlon, what would hate
Income, of tho whole union fleet of
wooden ships whli h was blockading
the Hnuthcrn ports' (Itrmany wants
us In bo unri nd) i confused when a
similar irlnls conns Our whole mi
tlun is preparing for the turning
point In this war which Is lo deter
mine whethir iwry man shall lute
a ihauro to work out his own deMluy,
or whethir ho nud liU tountr) are to
Income subjiil to the illitallau of it
I'riiMluu KrinipT
If wo are nut full) read) whin the
test cimies It will bo easier for Oir
man armlis und armun ships, (lor
man siilimarlms or Uurmau aircraft
lo kill tho limn that go out from our
roiumiinlt) to protect )ou ami our
tights Whoiter from tiny tnollw do
In) s work bearing dlroitl) or I ullrect
It on the war will be nn aiiissor) to
tho murder of his fellow Americans.
litir) strike In tho Unltod Klates
while this war Is In progress Is n blow
In faor of (Itrmany
What doth It profit it man to In
ilinsv his wages or dwtrcasn his work
ing hums. If b) so doing h tontrlb
litis to tin ltlor) of u nation that
mukia sluNcs of while mm nnd
s.ourgis them ns the) work? The
condition of the hlntks hi Amirkit
before the civil war was far hittir
than the tonilltliii of the whites of
Illinium who toil iy aro carried off
like cattle, are overworked, undtrfid,
beatt n and, sink or well, must labor
luressaull), often under the fin of
their own guns.
What doth It profit u man to uld n
monarch who In this manner has
shameless!) n -cstahllshid tho slitxtr)
of whlto men The worklugman In
Amirltu who obstructs tho iiittlug of
wood, tliu mining of futl, thn weav
ing of i loth, tho tinning of whet Is In
factories or on rails while this war Is
In prognss ho Is helping tho slave
musters, tho destro)ers of clvlllxatlon,
lho murderers of whiikii und dill
dr n
What doth It profit n man who has
livid In it laud of Incomparable lib
erties of udvimtuges unparallrd In all
tho histor) of the world, to contribute
Ii) an) ait, however small to the suc
cess of an nutocriic) to whom n com
mon man Is but n tlod of earth? The
workliikinan who stands falthfull) b
his duties da) by da), allowing no
person und no thought to get betwetn
him nnd nn honest performance of
his work. Is rendering the hlghist
kind of patriotic servlto to his na
tion und to his family
What duth It profit a man to sell
his manhood, his solf-rrspect, perhaps
his soul, for u llttlo selfish gain lit
such no hour? Whan life's services
aro measured up at tho end those
who havo faithfully labored through
the war shall bo entitled to their
rt t tilt as will as those who have led
the i Inn gis In buttli
What doth It profit a man who
wants to Improve tho londltlon of la
boring im n If ho kalns u llttlo, but In
ko doing prolongs tho slaver) of Hoi
gliin worklngmen who cannot gain
tlialr freidom but by diath, or through
the Virion of tho nlllesT
Ktanil by your work for )our own
honor nud sufit), for thn safety nnd
success of )otr fellow countomen
who gu forth t fight, as wall as for
tho suko of worklngmen who arc now
In actual slavery beneath Herman
sluvedrlurri
Ma) 28th, 35 per cent by July IStli
and tho remainder, or 40 per cent, by
August 15th An Important point In
this most liberal nrrangomout for tho
pa)ment of the bonds Is that foe seven'
weeks between May 28th and July
17th no moment will be required, and
commlttocmi n nro feeling unusually
eluted btcauso uf the time given for
total pa)mcnt on tho bonds They
state that this assures the truth of
their sloguh, 'Two wcika for Utah to
ho over the top," In subscribing her
quota of $10,316,000 Up to this (l'rl
da) ) morning Chairman Mariusen has
heard uom several of the outside pre
clmt and. town chairmen and all aro
inthuslustlcatl) preparing for the
work In hand All are confident that
lho lampalgr loially will bo closod
and the bonds allotted all taken long
before the two weils time for the
i impalgu hail uxplul Mliis Margaret
Moral ), tin lad) mcmUr of the
J I Help Pave the Way
count) cumuli of defense nud u Un
less war workir, has been named b)
Mrs. Mont W Ktrr), chairman of Hit
woman's stale executive committee, to
the chairmanship of Ihu Carbon lonn
I) women's liberty loan committee
Hlic Is enthusiastically doing her bit
among the kcuthr sex
W (Hue ii Polks Aitlw.
Locnl chairmen for thn .National
Liberty Loan commltlto have been
appointed for Ihu touiit) b illss
Margitril llorsley. Kuun)alde, Mrs. A
W DovMl, Wellington. Mrs. I llrunehi
I'rlct, Mrs II W. Mlllburn, Helper,
Mrs. C It. Joins; Ktorrs Mrs W W.
Cl)dn. Catllo (late, Mrs. Mary IajIIo),
Bi of loll!. Mrs. Joseidilne T Coffman,
Wlnlir Quarters, Mrs. Ida Huff, Clear
Crcik, Mrs Cal Craguti, Italns, Mrs.
(.' V Van lluren, Ktanihirdvllle, Mrs
(leorge l llivkstead, l.lbert), Mrs (1
A. Kihullt, ICeullwurlh, Mrs. Itobtrt
Hoggs, Hprlug (lien. Mrs Mary J
llabcock. nnd Wattls, Mrs T, T
Utmph The county n uirul tominlt
tco Is Miss Murgarrt llorsley, chair
man, and Mrs. J. W Hammond. Mrs
John II I'aiti nud Mrs. Krucst H
Horsli), likiUtuuts, with Mrs Jissie
I Hanford, sicretnr)
Itldiinouil to riicak,
I'. (' lllthmond, iiresldmt of Halt
Uiko Cltys toiumorilal tliili, sivaks
at lllawnthi tomorrow (Haturday)
i veiling on tho llbirt) loan From
there hu tonus to l'rlco Hunda) and
nt I o clock of the afternoon will ap
nar before n meeting nt Kko theater
arranged for )i sterility by (Itorgo A
Woottou, ma) or of Price lho pro
gram Music, high school bund. In
vocation, Prof A. C Hoover of Price
acadeni); address, I" C, lltchmond,
I resident Hall Ijiku Co mini rclal club,
chorus, under direction or Prof, A.
niirgquer, prtstntutlou of badges In
Price boy scouts, Prof. II I. Ander
son, singing, 'America," audlenco,
I and .lolnctlon. Those nt Price Inter
isttd In tho success of this third loan
.hope to seo a capaclt) houso at tha
IKko From Pi ice lltchmond goo to
Moah and other points In Oram! nud
Han Juan counties to conduct meet
ings Idttmiurc (Socm Out.
Numerous packages of literature
blaring on thn loan wrro mailed out
)csturda) nnd this morning nnd more
Is to follow, In n letter to committee
men Chairman Mnrcusen najs '1
call )our particular attention ' the
liberty loan honor flag tem sug
gist that at )our Htturda) muting
pmters ho dlsplaiod near tho speak
tr's stand and tliat spoakers bo di
rected to tell tho stiir) portra)od b)
thtm Tho honor s)stem should bu
luailo clear to every Individual The
material described will bo sent to )ou
whou It Is lecelved l) me A fw
liberty loan buttons are Included
Your Judgment nnd energ) will put
this loan over In your community tni
not longer than two weeks The'
shorter tliu tlmo the better. Applica
tion blanks will go forward as soon
au they aro rccoivrd Tho campaign
now should be one of creating en
thusiasm A few service buttons are
given to )nu for distribution to those
whom )nu might cull upon to work In
conncitlon with committeemen ap
pointed b) tho council of defense
Let us remember that well begun Is
half done"' '
Dr V n ISstea )cstirday notified
Chairman Marcusen that Htandard
villo had alread) subscribed more
than half its quota of fort)-fivu hun
dred dollars and cxpocts to have tho
remainder of lis apportionment In i
hand by Tuesday next That camp, It
now looks llkel), will be tho first to i
'go over." Dr, i:tcs has been sub
stituted nt Htandardville for It. E
Ixwls as committeeman for that
iiimii M A Cahoon wan )estrrdnv '
pliuid In ihurgi of tho drlvi nt i
Itnlns '
FATHER CABANEL
.sfsssssssssssVsssssssssskssssssssssI
WwsllsssiBErofflyl
I ntlier (lllos llenjamln Cnbanol, who
for thrto )cars adinlnlstend lo d)lug
liollus, has arrived In the Unltod
Htntcs for a lecturn tour. The heroic
prltst was duoratcd seven tlmos for
In aver) under fire
mitMim Piiici: nov pashi-m
AWAY IV POU1SMOUTH, . If.
f Mr and Mrs. John I) (Jack)
llo)d of Provo )isterday recolv-
ed a telegram from Portsmouth,
N, II , annouming tho death
0 there In tho naval hospital of
their son, John D lloyd, Jr Tho
young man died of pnoumonia.
Ho hud bcin In the hospital for
a wiek. Young lloyd .a 18
jours old Ho enlisted In April,
1917 Tho hod) will be brought
lo Provo for Interment
Mr nnd Mrs lloyd are well
known In Price as former rnsl-
dents here The boy with his
partnts lift horo some eight f
) ears' ago, since which time thty
have resided at Hantnqulu und
elsewhere in tho state lately
the futhir has been active hero- 4
aliouts lu locating oil shalo lands,
-t t
That Sun Advertisers
May Know
Htate of t'tiili, County of Carboii.ts
J A Crockett, president of thn Hun
Publishing cnmpnn), first being dul)
sworn on oath deposes und sidm that
the number of copies of The Hun
printed and drtuUlid through thn
malls und othervvlsn for the week of
I rlday. March 38, ID1K. was twelve
hundred nnd fifty (1360), less not ex
tending firteiu (16) coplis spoiled lu
printing and reialued ns ulflio files
nnd office distribution
j a citocKirrr
Hulsrrlbid and sworn to before mo
this fltst da) of April, ll My torn
mission expires Mardi IH, IU23 (Heal )
C It MAIU'IHKN
Notary Publli In und I or Carbon
(.omit), Utah
SHUT BlUEjIrVS OFF
Cumuli ItCMlnds Ortlrr of Moidi
MiHlIng to lluforiv Tin in.
At nn txieutlve stsslon of Prlie's
clt) council lust Tuesday evening thn
inatttr of infnrclng tho Hunda) bluu
laws was again taken tii nnd the or
dir to Clt) Marshal tarpon ut thn
March nuetlng was resdndod This
was lo have hien iiiforeed beginning
next Hunda) LA secod meeting of the
council was ftottl lust (Thursda))
evening when tho whole thing wus
ngalnwno uvtr Tho councils action
lu unanimous Ma) or Oeorgo A
Wootton, who ft a absent from Tues
day evening's session, was prefeut lust
tilght He su)i,
' In rrs)onso to a petition uf busi
ness men, the council took nitloit u
couple of weeks ago regarding busi
ness plans other than confectionery
stores, drug stores nnd picture show
closing on Sunday, This was done to
help the business men Since that
tlmo the council bus divided thut this
action doss not meet with tlio ap
proval of tho mujorli) of the business
men nor tho wishes of mom of the
people
'The request Is therefore) withdrawn
herewith and tho mattir of closing Is
left to tho business men themselvts
If business houses of similar lines
wish to doao nt n eertoln time they
may come to an ugreement between
themselves"
GERMANS BEGIN SECOND G H EAT DRIVE
Hptclal Telegram to Tho Hun
HAIT I,AKB CITY, April B, 10 u m With fresh divisions the Oermans,
havo begun their socond terrific drive Tho hrench und the Ilrltlsh aro fight
ing most courageously, but hnvo been fornd to give ground at several places
However, the line Is not broken
Tho heaviest fighting hi soutli of the Bommc. the Germans aact If Icing
thousands In llielr counter attacks. Tlio Trench have regained lost ground
mar Orlvcsms The fanndlan troops In large numbers are distinguishing
themselves
It Is announcid that Amrrlrans urn holding tho sector of lltuio Heights
Kuuth of Verdun, and have repulsed a lively Herman raid '
IK1IITIV1 !NtlirSIM; IV INTENSITY.
HALT LAKK CITY, April 6, I S3 p m Ughtlng Is Increuslng in Intensity
iWlth the Ilrltlsh muktng u heroic effort, but uro btlng forced back neur
vmlcnn. There is an unverified report that tho rrcndi have taken consider
able ot u strip near N'uon, capturing very many prisoners
In an Illinois town a mob has lynched a Oermun preacher, Attorney don
lirul On gory takes the matter up at a cabinet meeting Thire aro fears that
iiitrnun) ma) make reprisals
,iws Is iiUw from the fnnt, uwlng U i:reat Interruption
FIGURING TD SELL I
PORTION OF THE
SYSTEM
(ITY 1,1(111 r M POWMl Pli.VI' H
wnni: i:i i.piiam'. H
After l'n)Mltlon Hultnhlc to llio City H
Council Is IlctThiil It Is PrtHl H
to Cull Meeting uf Cltluns nml Tax- H
Ni)rn 1 or llatlflcntloii of Any Ural B
That Ma) He Con-hli nil.
In Ihu iilx-eme of Mu)or Oeorgo A H
Wootton, Councilman Anderson pre- H
hint nt thn meeting of lho city fa- H
I hers In kt Tilesda) evening, Present H
were Count llmrn Piueoik. (loitiniauu H
nud riligirald Absent, Mnthls. Act- H
lug Ma) or AliiUmon was Instructed to H
go to Halt mV Clt) ut his lonveiil- H
line, which will likely be next wtek, H
nnd thtrn iiinftr with the Heaver H
Light (oniimii) nnd Utah Power and
l.lghl iiitnpany ns l (gar ils the sale of H
the Prlio iuunlilial s)stom, getllug H
thn In st tiropoaltlou each has lo of fir H
and lo make riioil later to the couu- H
ill The dt) Is undirstiiod to bo en- H
tirlalulng offers liuiii others than the H
compnulis inintlnned with respect lo H
It wile of nirt of Hu a) stem Tho aale, H
If made, would Involve nnl) thn plant, H
the tit) to purchase and distribute H
Julie' from lho concern tillering the H
Whenevtr the toiinell rei elves iui- H
thing worth innniderlug, It Is lho pur- H
pose of Hit i it) aiithorltlen, Tho Hun H
Is told b Ma)or Wootton, lo intl ii H
mtetlng of taxia)trs and tltlaetis for H
Its t onslili ration It was uxptttid to H
have had tho report ot Knglneer H
(loody on the ph)sleul condition nnd H
earnings of Hie a) stem before the H
eoiiiioll Tuisday evinlug, but It was H
not fortlitoinlng (loody hns been tin- H
plb)ud for two months past ducking
Ui the s)slem and got through with H
his work on lho first of the month H
It will be iiresented und tonsldered H
later H
Marshal Itrsen was liutritded to H
gtt uftor all automobile speeders
within the illy limits und lo sea aftir H
thu strict viifonemtnl of thn ordln- H
unto governing Ilspiclal') Is It de- H
sired to n strain Ihosu who vloluto the
law In the mattir of turning comers H
14 ml going over trosslugs. It was or- H
ilon il that it survey of wutvr users H
from tho illy )stutn be mado under H
the dlriciluu of lho wator commltloe H
It Is suapcotid thiro uro some taking H
water who an not pi)lng for II. H
Niimtrotis bills wile ullovvtd. In- H
tludlug nil Kilarles. Tho tuunvll later H
wint Into executive session H
SCHOOL FK DIVIDED
CarlKiu County (ids Tvtihri Tlioiiand
I mm tin lllg Put.
With tho dlatrlhullou of mort thaii H
lialf a million dollars among the ills-
trlil schools of Utah, lho total for H
this school )iar Is brought up to H
III 95 pir capita of school pupulutlou
This Is fur In excess of any figure evi r H
previously reached by state uld from H
the ngular souths l-nst )iar It was H
f 10 411 Thu slie Is partly duo lo the H
fatt that on u heuvlly lucrenKcil valu- H
ullon this yeur In thu statu the lev) H
for stato district school fund purposes H
also went ui, thus Increasing thu rev- H
cnuc to tlio schools from that sou no H
materially
About u million dollars was dlstrl-
buled among the schools In Junuar)
last The distribution nnnounie.d on M
Wednesday last from tho office of Dr H
i:. O (low ana, stato superintendent of H
publlo instruction, amounts lo f 3 it H
ier caidta, of which $3 II Is fiom the H
lax funds of the state, and light) -onn H
i ents from tho land Interest und rental jH
fund under the school land grant B
I'rom tho district school fund u tutal H
of 1(10,047 03 was uvallablo for (114- H
trlbutlon, nnd irom the Und grant H
fund f 108,374 8(j This wax nppor- H
Honed among the school districts lu H
proportion to school population b H
tho school census H
Carbon totint) is given $IS,333.51 llJskS
limtry, $325 68, Wusutch $0313.30, llisBslslsl
nnd Dutlliune fll,tSI4 9ll Miaaaaaaa!
PHIiKKMIVO LOI.OUADO hlll,i: jggj
PllOPObiriOV TO l.OCU, IOLKS aHHiH
A A llollunil, special ruprusentu- LaaHsa!
Ilvu of the Dolleque H)dro Carbon Oil EBBS
company with headquarters at Price iaSaHl
has for several days bem IUtlnb the assaaaaaaaH
several tuvvns and tho mining oampii ixaaaa!
of tho county in the Interest Of his Lsaaaaaaaaaaal
corporation Tho comiany has twelve IkHlkjal
hundred und tlghty acres of oil shalo pxksaaa!
lands Ju-,t north of Delleque, Colo, H
with stratus that yro estlmatsd to be H
four hundred feet thick In places and H
show values of thirt)-flvo to flft) gal- JsssssbI
Ions of oil lo the ton of shale ssssssssssaaal
Those who havo Investigated the ll
dalms of this compan) say the prop- H
ert) has merit and la more than like- ssssssssssfl
ly underestimated Instead of exag. HH
gerated, llepresontatlves of the com- aaHssssssss!
imiiy recently gave demonstrations of iiBlaaaal
the shale values at Price, und It Is un- HH
derstood numerous onta locally are ixSH
becoming financially Interested HH
Millions ore being mado dally In oil M
and It may be that this proposition Is H
one of those that will put some ot our H
people on Easy street, asaaaaaaaaai
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