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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
ANOTHER BiG COAL CONCERN
ron Carbon COUNTY FIELDS

Articles ~ incorporation Tor the
Watts Coal company of ogden. an
eight hundred thousand dollar cor
poration,, were filed az the Weber
county seat on Saturday last All ~
the money h supplied hy ogden cap
italistz The company takes over
close o. two hundred acres 81 coal
lands about four milos north OF iiia-
watha aud near the Utah railway OF
the United States Fuel company In
Carbon county
n orders Tor machinery In the East
are filled In time Officers Of the COM
pany say actual operations viii begin
about the first OF October. y. a..
Watts In president of the company
NJ. 5. browning ana l.. u, Watts,
vice presidents. l.. y. Rains secre-
tary. and Mariner browning. treas
urer, The foregoing, with W H. Wat
us and w ~. Harris comprise the
incorporatorz.
l.. r. Rains Is also president and
general manager at the Carbon Fuel
company at Rains. west ~ Standard
vile. Carbon Fuel company now has
an output Of around five hundred
tons daily and orders for more of It's
product than can be- FILLED.
II win be necessary Tor the Watts
people To huild three miles ~ rail-
road to connect with the Utah rail-
way.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
GONENOR NAMES LOGANITE
A. TIiE STATES GEOLOGIST

Prof william Peterson Of the Ag-
ricultural College Of Utah has been
appointed state geologist. This was
announced Saturday by Gov Simon
ilamherger,s THIS h new position
created by the recent legislature,
which gave the appointiye power 10
the governor The period of incum-
hency of the appointee Is also al the
governors disposal The maximum
salary h 10 be five thousand dollars
a year,
The duties going with the office are
To Fix a valuation ON All state owned
lands and on all porphyrytic copper
mines and the coal mines Of Utah
The resultant records are % he ac-
cesslble 20 assessors Of counties con-
cerned. The assessors records in
turn are "a be az the convenience of
the gsologist
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
POLES ARE SET 10 ELGIN;
WIRES STRETCHED To FLOY

Green Rivers Dispatch 1T last Fri
day SAYS the long distance telephone
line h now completed almost as far
west as Elgin and az soon as the crew
finishes stringing the wire connec-
lions viii be made with Green River.
The poles are nov up as far a. Elgin.
but the wire only reaches 10 Floys
The wire probably would be all
strung hy this time hut for the un-
expected death Of the wife of Man
ager Corhin, which occurred az Buena
Vista, colo, recently, The compile
ton Of this line viii establish tele-
phone communication between Green
River and Grand Junction. Fruitn.
Moab and san Juan county points
Ultimately the line will no doubt con-
meet with points west OF here. A line
should now be built Tor distance ~
forty miles west of here, thus COM
plotting the connection with Salt Lake
city
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
ZION BANKS PATRIOTIC
Assisting People to Garry Government
Liberty Loan Bonds.

Sale Of liberty loan bonds on the
installment plan 20 any and all per-
sons has been unanimously endorsed
by salt Lake city bankers. who have
agreed TO finance the plan on the ba-
els Of 2 per cent interest. Under the
new system prospective small inves-
tors may buy bond by paying 10 per
cent OF the principal In cash, the BAL
ance 90 be divided into nine equal
payments. The liberty bonds draw
az per cent interest. but the banks
are asking but per cent interest on
the money advanced for the purchase
Of bonds, the investor. therefore.
earning one-half Of I per cent inter
est while paying for the bond. In
detail the plan would work out about
like this
Based upon the purchase Of one
hundred dollar bond. the subscriber
would nay az the time of subscrip-
tIon $1,000. together with t2.05 In
terest. or a total Of st2.O5. The bal
ance would be divided In nine equal
pavments Of $1,000 each, the bank
holding the bond az surety for all
money advanced. Upon completion
Of the payments the subscriber would
receive a bond with face value Of
hundred dollars and IN addition
coupon calling Tor s3.5O interest
subscriptions Co the bonds under
the installmcnt plan are limited to
five hundred dollars 10y the bankers.
who are fearful that were free rein to
be given under the plan the drainage
upon money Would become pm great
that incomes would be- insufficient
to meet H. In addition To- their offer
to finance the installment purchase
Of bonds the banks have given as
aurances that thcy will undertake the
safckeeping Of all bonds In bank
vaults free 81 charge To- holders.
A. vet the banks at Price and else
where throughout Eastern Utah have
made no overturcs IN the way of
placing liberty bonds for their Gus
TONERS or others. Money locally u
renting at anywhere from 10 IL
per cent ON good sccurlty--liyc stock.
real estate. secured notes and the
like. which looks much better to the
banker than per cent government
hands na outlined above.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
REEIIIVE COKE OVEN SOON
WILL. HAVE GONE IT'S WAY

WASHINGTON. u. c.. June 2,--The
beehive coke oyen--a picturesque fig
urs at the landscape In coal produc-
ing districts-is passing, This In spite
Of the fact that coke production by
the beehive method In 1915 was the
greatest ever recorded In the United
states, according 10 figures made
public by the United States geologic
cal survey. and the average value per
ton was greater than In any previous
year
Last year abandoned ovens NUM-
bered 2265. OF which eighteen hun
bred We're In Pennsylvania ana West
Virginia. only a hundred and four
new ovens were built during the year
and no new establishments for bee-
hive coke production were started
The explanation for these decreases
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08

sorrei can he destroyed by mn,
ing with solution OF suiphai. .
Iron tcoppcras) made at the raj. ;
two pounds per gallon of water. n.
treatment Will not pcfmanentiy !,
jure grass aud viii destroy the VI,
" treated a. often a. The sorrel n.
10 end out new leaves Iron mipAis
N deadly 10 clovcrs and 10 MAJ
broadleaved weeds but IL IL nj, =
furious 90 animals or a. the soIi N,
spraying method IL useful vhef, N
sorrcl occurs simply us patches 10 /,
good stand Of grass 90 fur worta
around rocks and fence
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
EIGHT=DOLLAR COAL FOR THE
WINTER NOW THE PREDICTION

by the geological survey IL that coke
producers realize that the day OF the
beehive oven is passing and that after
the present abnormal condition IL
over most coke will be made By by
product ovens.
The official figures for 1915 show
that 35.464,22l tons OF beehive coke.
valued at ts5.46S.127. were produced
hast year. The output in 1915 repre-
scented an increase over 1915 Of l.
s55.s69 tons or 20 per cent In quaint
~. and s3s.522.5sl or nearly 50 per
cent In value. The average value per
ton of the coal used In making bee
hive coke In 1915 vas SIZE. an in
crease Of twenty-one cents or 20 per
cent and the average value Of the
coke was i2.69. an increase of sixty
two cents or 30 per cent
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08

their can az time when transporta-
tion facilities are al premium"
Hunt. who b. former Resident ~
ogden ana an cmployc ~ the Denver
ana iiio urAndc. had little 60 say
about probable cight-dollar coal next
winter but inferred that the price
might reach a high level On account
OF Increased costs of production and
delivery. tie also emphasized the
Importance of the public preparing
tor winter d, laying In an adequate
snnnlN.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
SHOULD BE NO ALARM OVER
COAL SUPPLY, SAYS HUNf

4. n. Hunt representative 81 the
Ttah Fuel company, while In ogden
few days ago, expressed the opinion
that there need he no undue alarm
felt In regard 90 a shortage OF coal
next winter prevailing conditions
IN that regard" he said. ARE due To
the late season. More coal Is being
delivered 20 dealers and consumers
now than q this time last year but
much mToe Is also being used THIS
spring. II Il also true that many
people are beginning 30 store away
fuel for next winter This Is good
thing. as II Is easily apparent that
those who have their cellars or sheds
ruu Of coal viii not need "a make
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
STOMACH TROUBLES AND con.
SITUATION

- viii chcerfully say that Cham
berlaih's Tablets are the most satis-
factory remedy Tor stomach troubles
and constipation that ! have sold In
thirty-four years drug store service"
writes = ~. Murphy druggist. Wells
burg. s. y Obtainablc everywhere.
-Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
Nine Miners Killed.

IIERRIN. Ills. June 3.-vThe bodies
at nine men killed In an explosion in
the Weaver mine of the Rand Coal
and Coke company last night were
brought to the surface this afternoon
By two rescue parties. The other
eleven men. who worked in the mine
when the accident occurred. escaped,
though two were so badly injured they
may die. The men We're removing "A
track from an old working and Il is
believed walked into pocket at gas.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
TWIN SISTERS SELECT THE
SAME DATE ron MARRIAGE


= MANTI. June twin brides \
, will he honored AT reception In Z
, Manti Friday evening following Z
, their marriage N the Mantl tenn I
= pie Wednesday. The young wO- Z
. men, Miss Effie and Miss Affie Z
3 Christensen. daughters Of Mr Z
= and Mrs. James Christensen. I
, We're horn on the same day 4
, when IT, came time for them Z
D 10 marry they decided to make I
, IL a double wedding. Miss Effie I
y win be married 90 Lloyd Black Z
, ham and Miss Afne To Rhuel Z
D Syme. A public reception win 4
. be held for them In Social Hall I
, Friday evening. I
--
IeaaI blanks nj The Sun OffIfa
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08

Annual yellow sweet clover shl.a
be- sown In no portion of the uhhi
States except the South and soan.
west. and then only Hs cuyef Z
green manure crop.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08

The SOY bean may be grown
throughout the humid and semi.
humid sections uf the South aud In
the southern portion 81 the corn belt.
II Il q valuable forage crop and prom
isoH 90 hc very useful In many boil.
wce,il regions a. cash crop and q
source OF oil seed Tor the oil mills
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08

Every business man likes stationery that at
tracts attentlon-by its originality in makeup
Grispness and freshness of paper, artistic or
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nave II appear on good paper, we'll printed and
attractive type faces.
booklets Pamphlets, Sale Bills, Statements
carus' announcements, and in fact everything
IN the printing line is to be found at The Sun
Joo department, and we will be pleased to serve
you A phone call will bring a representative
with samples suggestions and prices.
Telephone 9.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08
ouR CoUNTRN's RESOURCES
REACH THEIR tItGti RECORD

. WASHINGTON. ~ c.. June Z, 4
= --licaourccs of the couutry's ma 4
= tinnal banks have reached am
. other high record. Comptroller I
= Williams announced tonight that I
= on May 1T. the date uf the last
. hank call the assets "f the I
= banks gRr,gatcd tiG.iii.ooo.- I
, 600. nn Increase 81 $4,000. 600
. sine, the last ,aii March 5th. 4
. and uf nearly fso0o. 600. 900 4
= since % year ago
. Reserves ot yals.OOo. 600 with 4
. reserve agents s5ss. 100000 with 4
. RESERVE banks asd s5Gi.ooo. GOO I
. in their own vaults were report I
= cd hy the banks the combined I
= total with reserve banks and IN
= vault exceeding legal require 4
= mcnts by t26ooo. 0oo. 4
, Deposits reached tho new high 4
, retord of sla.O7s. 0OO.u rN- I
. trcdirR hy sllN.OgO GOO those pf 4
. March 9TH aud hy Si,taa 600
y those ~ year age,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08

Coats ARE In three irnRths--long.
thrrc-punrtcr and short
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08

NANAIMo. n. C.. June Five
men were instantly killed ana much
damage done 20 No. mine OF the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08

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YOUR PRINTING

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icontlnued on page eighth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
glad,ridt ii6cr Sic wefancncn.

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Gruppen linO 6ereits in 6ronfreid
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groBc glrnec iol0cn 81 laiicn. nod
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rem mas cS beiBt ibre So6ne in's
6cl0 sr ididcn. N}ond)c bangc Dllt.
ter oui imierer 5eite ocs orobcn Ici-
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men @oriob 9euiicn6oit ourdiiibrt,
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fomnen iolltcn, Ocn 6ctrofieuen gln-
gc5origcn peri0ulic6 mit5ut6cilen. /;
Gic pcrionlicbe 6ultcrIniieniHaft 0cS |
betrcifenoen Go6iHgeidieocnen miro |
Der bintcrbliebcncn Samilic 5ugeIteut |
iucroen ioOoB Oieiclbe mcnigiicns gln-
ocnfcu an 0enicnigcn bciiben, Der
Dem Snterlanoe 0os 2cbcn ST. 6iiBen |
lcgte 0oS 9iircou Oes General.
9loiltontcn miro fnrtloufeno ocn g(n-
9e6origen iolde EoOcsfdQc in filr3cn
9lugo6en iibcr oos Gotm. sen Ort
mo Die llriohc ocS gl6Iebens nit.
t6cilen. g9eitcre 9lngabc iibcr sic
SoocSort ioa Der aommouOont scr
bctrciicnocn Organization lieicrn.
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pcr6iicntIiht merocn, io6alo
ooSIcIbc bic cnliprchcn0c 9ta6riGt
,rbGlt.
(9roofIpncr 6rcic &rcile)
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Sic brtde 9rbeiter Yortc lno oe iron5oid5c So
3oIiiteu@arei boben 6ehoier, 8ertreer our inferno
ticnoIeu So5aliteu-G Goncren5 il Stod6olm 5 ieuocn
Die oui 9lnrcging Der ruiiiidJen So5iacr I'M Septen
tcr aitiinoen ol 8o6rihenlid miro es obcr bel oca
gcidlcBG ieilie 9eueaomtg baben; oenn oo, lpe ans
2onoou berdtct miro Ole dliirteu Negcrllngcu Die
Der Staaten engehloien cine Gercinborng gctroficn
bobcn feiuc gciiep1e jlr StoGbonler Gonfercl3 aus
5uiienen 10 peroen Sic eripdbItcn Geegotcn bi6ib i'm
Canoe bieibcu miea pcnn lie ad)t Die 9iec oDne Bale
ristircn poaen Gas Gorgcbcu DER 9lrbcter Rnrieieu
nno 5o3olitc III olliirten Sanoern mo Der groBen Sp
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limit oie Oaien eincn groBen GinihiB mtsibe mcroc
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~ felt eitcm bo6eu ,Sa6rhnocr don porbci lit nit
pep priouIi@cA Gntidlicbungen Dgr aougc
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bef ellbduQb's ur0 oil 8oro Der NonIpIcr.
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llbr MbenoS; GomIldgs, 8 Nor 1loraeils, J 80
g1hmiitdqs uio tlbr QlbenbS; 2onnfoge,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
NuIiLildc niiiiicra.Nrncnnnnacn.

gSadl WelOungcn oils Qol6ington iolqn i'm Grcq5.
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6ranfreid mo in Oen aricg geid)idt pcr6c, Oc brc
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lionoIid) audi olde Frotcc n0 10 oritcn oc Yeiorg
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oen Vinoesoicnlt dnoert iib Oic Sndloge gril0lid.
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1916 Der Grnonnte elmer %rlng Dor ener Be6oroe I'M
tcr5eben Die aus Of3ercn ocs regtldrcn 6cercs oocr
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nadc lit, 70 fam oic ASriiungsbe6oroc cine a6ermu.
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Gicie Eriifingsbebor0cn babcn nit Eoiitif nidts 81
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3etmgen, Die IN ocltdcr oocr ireeno elmer Spradc mn
it.er 6eoe crid)enen, lleroriict pcroen iolcl be.
merit onS oGetttide Sournal~ Go uu oetdcr Scite
5dbreide Irippen fGmpier, oeren W}itterprndle pol
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ole polniden, b0bmiiAcn uao itolieniidcn Setuneen
iitter0ridt iper0cn.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14

meiniumen Striessrotbc iolen gclacn we aus &ors
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ION icst an bod Der Smiptlaftor I'M S{rrgc lcin
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Mnnapplls nnD gpeIt Nipcr.
Den gnH5Cn Sag nmf bcnr Sdl5wniler.
Tnutiffen. n rfnrfiufl.

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WioniagS, WliipOdDs uno Tretiaas s llbr
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80 yidbmiifngS. @ne ebr diSeepd9lfs
Xonr; biel Nldb niio cute Wldbldetien. Nits
leie b0c altSqelDnInien GunntdgS, bOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14

seben 9oneritae nus . iibr Woreeus. Su.
rid $50 Wbcnos uno 6amitdg8 I'M 1 ubr
gSo1miii1gs; Surud 1O.45 glhenos @anpicr
fomn fpugn' tin arsSerdIouT u % pS an GeIes III cine
Der beIicbieiien Iouren aus ber Staot. Bill
Ieie 60c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14

ggabbomnsbc.8 nno Gbopinnf6IuB'@r.
nlriiDn. 150 Mieilcn; GuI3pnier;.. ben gons
5en Tag: Der ridiiee 2ehensreiter liir 3inocr;
3amDfer ngntnta GiIes" Dienidge uilo &ol'
heritage, Z llbr Wlorgens 6urltd II nbr
abcnoS. @iIIce 00c. (Snlto-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
Die pradbtSone Vurt DcbDEt. HHb HsttcrtOR-
GrfitrifDu

Qidis eebl fiber ben Gusqie6unna 6lnB. Ser
populdre 6nmpfer nSuequebannn" !; Wdllluof5
llbr gnhnlitiags; 3urid I'M IL llpr AbeHos;
Gpnnaes, 10 1lbr BurnIiiiags 3urud nm q
llDr glbcnoS. Stlleie 60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
Cemin g. N[ilMfc.

gs iiarb am Is, 9mquf 1917 6mia Is.
Nilhtc, % Sabre alt qelicbcr Naiic bon guis
pnla Nlii@ic, Sic Neeroiquuo iinoci am
@,iitWodl, 9'n6mitinoS nm llbr bon icner
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Qraucroonescicuii in ocr Ncntihcn Ncreinioier
0onnacliben Nirdbc @dc 0oii AOenuc mno
ei1nn SiraDe Neictung ani oem ~sL Rnuls
Sriebbuic" (glnofl--f5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
Der YrdNOcnt Ser rniIildtu 0nma crflart MnhIa

meroc en Stooenbliuo merOeu nadb Ocnl Nluitcr Der
Der Staoteil uno ndt ein io5ialiltid)er Stao fiir
meen bic Ole groBe 3Rebr6et bOenoc SonobeOolfcrune
lein GertanoniB babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
6ar Sic 8cit Scr 1littcrluOden, bic nnf cds MOden

bcredbnet lit erbulten NelDermGblte in StraBbrg ole
ooppcIte Hotion 81 ueldcH bre Sebeuoneltartcn iie
tcredtigen Qas oa wo6i cine gununteuns 5lm
Scratbcn iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
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9 o / dl G II er.

Rpri etMn6en Solrt amcr Aber bic Bat.
Der beliCbtc 0Gmpfcr rGOniIe".
fnbrten bel 1aa nn6 WiUnbenimeln.
Winlif nnO Inn5.
Wloniags. 9ienlaae. Donneriiage uno 6rets
inqe $40 Sorul.. 200 unb GAO Hahm.: Nlitts
@nua6iene &c., ntnocr 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-14
AM chio h cin iMnacr Mamn bci BED WdIitarnntcr

iEdlung 8urdgcweien worOcu, neil Der illtcrifcnoc
gr5t icin Scr5 nidt noen onnte @nbridcnlid Bat er
reridltnt in ben Soien uahjuieGcu. (gSbl)