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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-12-03
California Woman SeriOusI
Alarmed
Seriously

"a short time ago cont. led
severe cold which settled on my
lungs and caused me great deal
of annoyance. | would have bad
coughing spells and my lungs
were SO sore and infamed l began
to be seriously alarmed. A friend
recommended Oh am berlain's
Cough Remedy, saying she had
used it for years, | bought a bot
tie ard it relieved my cough the
first night, and in a week | was rid
of the cod and soreness of my
lungs writes Miss Marie Gerber,
Sawtelle, Cal. For sale by all
dealers. (adv)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-12-03
TERMS OF SALE,

Said land will be sold during legal
hours on said day and about one o'clock
of said day to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the equity of redemp-
ton, homestead, dover and all other ex
emptions of every kind, the same being
expressly waived in said trust deed, and
said land will be sold at the north door
of the Court House in Lawrenceburg,
Tennessee, purchaser to receive deed
and said Clyde Shropshire sells individ-
ually and will Join individually in max
ing the deed to the extent of getting the
title out of him that is in him by reason
of said quit claim deed to him above
mentioned.
This November 6, 1918.
CLYDE Shropshire,
Trustee and individually.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-12-03

my child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest.
applied DR. Thomas Electric Oil
The pain ceased. and the child
sank into restful sleep. Mrs
Nancy N Hanson, Hamburg, N Y.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-12-03
Administrators Notice

All persons who are indebted to
the estate of Mrs. Sarah R. Patter-
son, deceased, will please come
forward and settle the same with
me as Administrator at once, and
any person holding a claim against
Mrs. Sarah r Patterson, decd,
will file the same with me proper
ly authenticated by December 20,
1918
This November 8, 1918.
ABEER PATTERSON, Admr.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-12-03
How to Detect the
Alum Baking Powder

(Which are the alum baking powders;
how can avoid them unless they are namedp'
asks a housekeeper.
Here is one way: take the can Of a low
priced powder in your hand and read the
ingredient clause upon the back label. The
law requires that il the powder contains alum
that fact must be there stated. II you find
one Of the ingredients named alum, or sui
plate Of aluminium, you have found an alum
baking ponder
There is another and better way. You
don't have to know the names Of the alum
powders. Use Royal Baking Powder only;
that assures you a cream Of tartar powder,
and the purest and most healthlul baking
powder beyond question.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1913-12-03

EnVE. TT. the cold-cure snat doc. tue
work in hours, and VII
not make you sick. Iry ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06

81. g. Dberbobe1r boben lire 8egloal.
|bigalngen CUR 8eredtigllng oils Dele'
gotten 3ur Geier Ser SAladt bel Get
|tpsburg I'M ndiddydten 5omnper erbaltett,
&emfdm fam a1rtnn6lih nadmeiiet,
Dob er in 81 56ledten nrb @efedten
mhgefampft baf. ST. lit int 8eiibe
6es &unabmers, aus 5em elmer Der er-
1ten Sdiiiie moer 56ladt BEL @dbs.
burg nbgefelpert moroen lit.
@ierre. - Staats- 9a10fontmi
lalr 8rinter bat ieine 5tele nieoer,
gelegt, nad0em er atrter Der @ei4nh-
oig11,g perbaftet morben mar, 6trh
Gdlidu1ng ieiner &eiierednamgen I'M,
redhnaBig Gels bonn Staate er1angt
gut baben. Ct bnt mebr ais $500 gu,
riid eritattet; feline 8iirgi6oft mllroe
nuf $4,000 feitgeieBt. Ser @oa1ber-
,1el.r bat Sreo. Sepperle aus @nrefa
ols Nadfolger oes bonn Mente 5urnd-
qetretene1r StaatS : 2~an0fommiiiarS
9ritffer ernan11t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
Die 1triadle pou ~@9enmatismns.

Magenbefdaper6en, tr6ge 2eber
m,r6 in nnoronun9 gerafbene Mieren
iinb ole l1rfode bon Mbeumatism1s.
8ringt @ure1r Moger, 2eber, @iierert
u6 gir9eneioe IN gelun6en 3lAto1p6,
inom SIR electric Biitters nebmt,
unb STR tper6et niM gepIogt iein NIT
rbeumatildem 9edoen. Charles g.
AMen, Elm 5dulprin3ipaI bon Spl-
!noria, Ga, peIder anbeiAreibliden
|@dmer3 6atrtb Meumatismlls, 2eber-
urb Mugenbeidaper6en uro frattter
gaieren Tit, ihretbt: she Mittel pos
rem erfolgIos, Zig i6 electric 8itters
gebrandte, MUIR bier Slaiden otefes
mum6erpoler MitteIs beiater mid
b%oqitdu66iig." Mag fein, boB Cure
rbe11matiiden 9ei6en BON Mogen,-
2eber ODER Mierenbeidhperoen berriDt
rem, electric 8itters miro gu@
prontpte 2inoeritng bni1gen. SOC luto
i$1.0O. gmpfoblen bonn Molitor
lgrlg Store. Mnseige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06

tpe1n iiie ionft geilrr6 ll1uo ~Ieiihlt1gs-
fabw bleiben folen. SauptiddIid5
fir0 es Ole @~ngenpferbe, 4ie aQe1t
s%pinberliden l1nbiloen al,sgeieBt iin6
uub oftmals idyublos preisgegeben
meroen. Dabei nerbe1t 0iele trellen
Gbiere 1rnr oll8noft NIT elmer @uiidf-
iidtsloiigfeit beban6elt, mie fie bei
5ibiliiierten Menfden tidt borfom
mem ioute. go iit es 3. 9. cine @iiidf=
iidtsloiigteit ionbergIeiden, 8ferbe
nit 9latten giien bei @latteis o6er ge-
frorellem Shree arbeiten 5n laiien.
Ma1 iollte es nidt fir m0glid baltem,
DAB es 8fer6ebeiiber gibt, 6ie, TINT Ole
paar Gents fir bas nsdarfmaden"
Scr Giien at iparer, 6ns 9otae 8ferb
risfieren 11no 6o9 6ann man 6ieies
traurige 8ilo faft taglt@ auf 0er
2muoitraBe erblidem. Da gleitet unb
rltidt iold cit, oruees Gbier nit 0etr
glatte11 Glen o1f 6en gi6e bin nn6'
fer, es bat ieine liebe Scott, 1us
@leidge1uiM 5u bebalten, trob6em
;aber miro es nit 8uratf u116 &eitihe
nod CUR Mrbett ge5lpua1gen. Das
&fer6 itreltet ii9 iibermdBig on un6'
fiaiut 6abei balo ouf sic &niee, balls auf
,oie 9eite.
Seoer &fer0ebeiiber ionte be0et6eth
:6aB iol6 eim geql1altes Sbier eitten
MergerniB erregenben Mnblid fir Ole
Wteniden biefet, uno NIT &edt i6rei=
ten iebt 6ie Mbieri6ubpereite TT 6en
gegen 6ie 8arbaret Elm. Ser
@intpan6, 6aB morgen 5as @etter INIT
id1agen tonne a1ro sic Stoueneiien
oant1 rar idlaolid miaire,r, lit nidt
.ebr iMdbaltig, 6erm ein ie6er
lit beute imitan6e, @iien nit
5draubitoaerr 5a1 liefern, 10 6aB sic
iharfen StolGer Bel eiuem @etteraln1<
lblaD pie6er beral1sgenon1rnen mer=
0en f0Grtrer, obne 6ab 6ie @iien abz
geriilen at per6ett bral1der.
Cine an6ere uniitte lit as Sde-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06

ren ser @fer5e I'M @i11ter. Dieie I'm.
peritanolide &an6Iung miro naepent-
1i6 BEL iod}en Mieren borgenom1etr,
sic pon ser Matur NIT elmer 5idten,
langep 8ebaarung beoudt fins ntto
6aour6 Elm ettpas ruppiges Musieben
erbo1ten. Sier ift es alfo Ole liebe
gitelfeit, 5ie @em &fer6e oft 500 o6er
eintrdgt. 9aB iol6 Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS tt or IA
$aas nnb Sof.
@djiitet bic @ferbe int @inter.

@enm ser @inter init ieirrem
59nee al116 Sis ins 2ano 5tebt, 6am
ridten Mierfreu13e on SOS 8uhliflm
tmrrer tpieoer sic 8itte, 6em freilebenz
6en Gbieren bes GeIbes a1no @aloes
ir 5ieier 3ett ser @otb bilfnet4 5ur
5eite 5l1 iteben. Dod nt6t 11ltr Die
freilebenoen Gbiere be6iirfen 1T 6ieier
.roubem Sabresaeit Oct @flege luro Sill
fe ser Meniden, a1tb uniere Sous
tbiere 1ir1 in 1ieier 8eit auf eine be-
Ion6ers iorgfGltige 8flege atpgemiei en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06

: be1tep @elegerbeit erfalten 1talB 1elb1t
tpeur es meiitentbeils be6edt miro, 1T
pobl ieoem 6enten6en Menide,1 ein-
y leudbeno. Die niennls 51pedIos {dnfs
. fen6e Natur miiir5e 6em &bieren ge-
4 tpffB nibt folb Elm 6i6es &lei0 gege=
e bem baben, tpenn fie es nidt 6rir=
+ gen6 b%en0fbtgten. Donab miiifen 6ie
, Iangbaarigen Hfenbe gegen Sic @aIte
tpeit empfin6lider lein als fl1r5boari=
&c, 5a1rnal menn tie 6oau nod geido-
rem lirb.
gu ser &obbeit, 1ie Bfer6e itunoen%
long in 5turm nno &alte ftebem gu
laiien mag MIR er1pdbnt peroen, 6aB
lol6 einen ni6tsuiir6igen Streih
MIR gefiibllole, mir6er1pertbige Men+
idem Ulcers &er5 bringen 6enen ant
BETTER gar feline &ferbe a11bertraut
tper6en urb fir Sic 6as erfoIgreid1te
Strafmita mare, menn Tie ebenfaQs
%itltnSenlmng int 6reiem feitgebum9en
1piir5en. @enr mir DON 6iele1 eigent=
liden Musidreitungen gegen .6ie
&fer6e ubie6en, 10 finSen uir olaBer-
DEM nod 5oblreide f1eine Meiibfiitaiin6e,
tnelde mobl gar aug iibergrober Cor
ge fir 5ie Sbiere enffteben. go lift
esq. 9. b0dit iinnpiorig, 0et 8ferz
Sen I'M StoQe De6en iiber5uba1rgen,
Is. +. raturli6, penr ser Stan urub
5legfret 1T, mas man eigenflih bel iez
|5em Stalle borausiebt.
Sen nj Stane beoedten 8fer6en er-
gebt es ehpa tpie einem Meniden, 0er
inn marr1en Simmer 6en neberrod
mi@t abGegt, iobab er Damn ins 6reie
tritt, >friert ibn troy ser 1iden &lei-
lbatng, neil fi@ ser &r0per on sic er~
bottle Sennperatur geapobnt fat. @fer>
1e, ole 1id in Sreiem bemegen, brau=
den ebenfans feline De6e, iolarge tie
in 8epega11tg itnb, lobalo ober Sic Sc,
meg,ng oufb0rt, miiiiem iie apara1 ei1t=
geG..Gt lner6en, neil barn Sic Sempe=
ratur SIS 8Iutes i9nen finft.
6erner gebe man oen Ebiere1t int
@inter 1riemals @aiier 5n trtnfe1,
oaS id,on Idngere 8eit im 6reien ge<
fita1r0erp fiat, ald) Denm eS niN ges
froren bat, 6enn feline Semperatnr tit
iFebr %nie0rig; frii6es @aiier aug bem
8ru111er lift beiier, nod better aber TT
es, tpen11 nron Sen Sbieren leidt per-
fdlagenes @aiier bieten fam. Start
erregten idtptbenben @feroen gtbt
man erit @afer o0er 8rot 5n frelien
un6 SOS @oiier in fleinen &atio1en
birterber.
@enm mir in ser Yfer6ebeba1tolung
init 6orgfalt un5 neberlegatng gu
@erfe geben, 10 fparen mir 9an5 be-
15euteno, iintemaI leberoes Nferoe-
fleiib iebr bo9 int &reiie itebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
Wprb-0afota

8igmard. = Ser @eiebent=
murf be5iigdi9 gleidnrtiger 5ertbadJer
n, oer sdyuGen 1pasrbe int @aapie uaf
unbeltimmte asit 8uriidgelegn -
Ser genatsallsiduB, Der nit Der Hne
teriaedae1,g ser @bidbaltigfeit oet 9e-
qer g. S. MeB, eimer ~on9eblid}en Ser
treter ser Mmerican Sobacco So. erboz
beret @eldnIoigu1g bes @erl11dyes,
Mitalteoer hes &ouies o1rd 8eite-
dung GIT betpegen, gegea 6ie anti<
@dna1pftabaf=@ orlage 51 ifinmen, be-
trout mar, bot erfIart, 6oB 6ieie @e<
ld)ul0igrm1g sen Ebatiade1 entlpredye.
geeB muroe 1es @eriuds Der Be1te<
la1tg idl,loig befun0en, Sen @roBge-
1drmorenen uberpiel en nnb nnter
$4,000 @%iingidoft eeitelt:
@rnn6 Sorts. = Die @ofp=
uri1iare bot @ran5 SORTS @ountp ba-
ben SOS Mngebot 6es StaatsamtB fiir
5dul= inns Observation-Disclosures fitr
Sic Iebernabnre Ger 8on6ausgabe BON
100000 fir sic Grridtung zines
1,elte1r @eridtsgeba1p6es ongenomnret.
&ee5er. = SSn elmer bielige1t
2tqnitemine ii116 sic 8ergleltte 81. Mo-
fins un0 Saeob DabI UNDER mebreren
Sonnen @roe per1diittd umb g%etobtet
tpor6en.
Difimion.- Die 8aD@Sbad<
bouie @o119 SO. bat SOS Con. 9borti-
Idle. @igentbum am 2ittle Miifourtr
6lnIle 5pun5ig MeiIen nor6lih bon
Meoora' angefanft. Da @%orporotiorp
bat Elm @apital bon $150,000. Gs
1T 6tes ser gr0Bte 2anoberfauf, Der
iemals in 6ieier @egen6 porgefom1pett
iii. Die reue @eieGi6oft fat 1880
Stores eefquft, BON semen 1000 Mcres
fir Mlfulfabmt benu1bt meroen foGen
ols Tutter fir Ole 5000 Stld Bieh
@fer6e u1n6 &ir6er, one iie int 8riib=
-;;M1r 6ortbin bringen miro.
Minot. - 9ie 9ei6e 0es ~
Sesabre alte1t 5tre6enbormannes Gaa
Sinee Ger Greet Morfbern 8abn mlr<
sc irn Selbutie in SEN Bubnbofson<
Iagert aufgeflrn6er. @un6er1 an 1et-
1rem &opnfe fiibren 8atr 8ermatbltrg,
oaB ein Mor6 oorliege.
Giib.9 afota.
Den0mpo6. - Ser 15i1brtge
Mbert Mtlns nl1s ct. @uul bat orf
Sem @ege 3n ieiner franfet We1tter,
at 6eren 9ebea1surterbalt er bettragt,
ouf5uiu6en, m1Bte I'M bieiigen So
1pital nntergebrodt per6en, 90 ibm
in eitpem Sdnee 1ttrm bei6e SuBe Ell
froren tpnren.
&nron. - Mm 25. Mdr5 miro
ben @ablern Ser 5ta6t ser @or1dlag
elmer 8omoousgabe bon $4,000 fir
6te g%rridtu1tg zines reuen Sodihul=
gebaiuoes a1pr Mbitimntung porge1egt
mer6en. Man beabftdtigt 6ie Grridt
tlpro zines @ebGl11es nit eirem SEQ
1tenarftpan6 BON $4,000, bod befi1t.
set fi@ ge1e1g @en 1T Der 8aiie, Inn
NIT tpeiteren $4,000 mtsfon1npe1t aat
f0rrre1t.
@apio Ctr. - Muf @rl1to ei<
,uer gnt1dei6ltrg 6es @efretars oes
Scsnnene1r bIeibt ser @ntfddei1 oes bic
1i9e1 2anomntg naafredt, nod tpelder
SrIp. Beffie @bite aa1s Soma 6os Be
iitredt bot auf 100 Mder 2ano, aif
/.
@enn SIR am @asen leiset,
YEl tx 80 sns.o O.nknMnAn$
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
@enn SIR am @ageu leibet,

@enn SIR am @asen leiset,
bann laBt @u4 Elm freies 8robepndet
BON meiner DISQUALIFICATION fomr1ert,
tpeId)e gu4 idnele 2i1oerung brin>
ae11 tperoen. Gin bortrefflides Mtt
tel aegen Merp0iitdit, Magensas, Ser.
ftopfung, trdige aeber, etc. Gin geoie-
genes Bud uber Magenfranfbeten
ebenfaus frei. Mar norefire:
Sobn q. SHritb,
9147 gnrih gilsg. @iIpo,1tee, Bis.
A,,5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-06
melde a11d1 Siaac %. @idarSs aus
2SsoIiet, ST., Mnipriide erboben hatte.

SUIUpI, ST., M11TprHuR o gu1De.
GDm1aII.- Die @oantD-@om-
|miliare boben Dienitug III elmer @on-
oeriibung Mmebote ffiir l1ebernabme
bon Bombs I'M @erfbe Don $4,000
entgege1t ge1tomn1er, 6eren Nusgabe
in ser &eritpaN beidGofiem tpup6e
5peds grbarlt1tg zines @eridtsbna=
ieS.
miIler. - ST. &enidatp urpo
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14

Mrs. Charles Delano Of New Bed.
ford, Mass, passed through here
last Friday with the largest auto.
mobile that has gone over the Mid.
land trail. The car was Of Italian
make. Fiat, and weighed 6,1OO
pounds. She was well pleased with
the route and had experienced no
trouble. A nephew accompanied
her on the trip
Miss Frances Meader is on her
way to Salt Lake City, where she
viii speak at the Methodist con
ference. Arrangements have been
made to have her stop in Price and
speak at the Methodist church at
III o'clock Sunday morning. She Is
a very pleasing speaker and will not
tail to delight her audience. You
VIII be welcomed to this service.
There are two strange autos in
the reservation section, having been
lett there BY County Attorney c. c.
McWhinney and County Commits
sioner w. T. Hamilton, invoInntar.
n.y. however. Mr.. Mcwhinney was
returning from a trip to vernai and
broke an axle In the Indian canyon
country. Mr. Hamilton and marty
broke down in the Red Creek sec
ton.
Caddie Clarke and Warren Ode
MIN. two Myton boys. came to Price
wednesday after cement. The
town Of Myton recently passed an
ordinance compelling the putting in
OF sidewalks in certain parts of the
town and considerable cement is go |
ING out from here for that purpose.
Caddie Clarke IL the son OF Harry |
Clarke an earlier day Price resi- |
dent Warren odekirk's father. Ill
w. odekirk. il well known to many .
rrice people. he having conducted
The Wells station before the reserya-
lion was thrown open.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14

There IL more Catarrh IN this section OF
tie country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years
Was supposed 20 be incuTable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced II a local
disease and preseribed local remedies, and
treatment, pronounced Il incurabic. Sci
cnce has proven Catarrh 20 be @ cOnstl-
tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment Hairs CatarFh
Cure, manufactured By i. j. Che icy e
Co, Toledo, Ohio, Is the only CO .latitu-
tional cure on the market. II IL taken In
ternally In doses from 10 drops 20 a tea
spoonful. IL acts directly on the blood
ana mucous surfaces Of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case II
fails 10 cure. Send for circulars and tes-
timonlals.
Addresai v. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, q.
sold BY DRUGGISTS, 75e.
Take HANS Family Pills for constipation.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14
PRICE AND VICINITY

Mrs. V. X. skaddcn IL back from
visit TO Salt Lake. Provo and
Eephi.
Health officer sorensen reports
Pne case Of smallpox and one OF
Uphold.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
tnnderson, Tuesda. August 18th. a
laughter.
Farley Frandscn had his back
@pite severely hurt Wednesday BY
'olling off a horse.
A. J. Lee and family move this
mex from the Guiwits residence 10
~ Robert Howard home.
:. {. Miles and family are visit
inE their relatives In Green River
ms week. Sam took his auto down.
s. Davies. principal OF the pub
iic school, has purchased tho ID. J.
Ihomaa property on North Seventh
~treet.
Mrs. Marfcrding delivered an in
lrresting talk on the character OF
+s'her Sunday night at the Epworth
|<ngue.
IN adjourned meeting OF the 9TH
''hrterly conference will be held In
~ Methodist church at s O'Clock
'f'day evening.
1eo. Nixon and wife are visiting
z Provo this week and will make |
? short visit there on their auto
~ TO the coast.
Mss Nellie Bate OF Helper visit
Miss Jessie Fouts over Sunday.
ire' Stanley Balllnger IL enjoy
~ n visit In Zion.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14
sALINA PLEASED WITH
PRICES BOOSTING SPIRIT

The salina people who made the
trip from here to Price the other
week have not yet ceased to talk
With enthusiasm about boosters and
boosting they saw on the other side
OF the hills II was wonderful. they
say. And we say that some lessons
should be taken from Il on this
side There is nothing more In
spring than the broad-minded, big
hearted, enthusiastic, smiling, ppto-
mistic booster. II 10 because OF
him and his kind that the world has
progressed more In the last seventy
five years than IN all ita previous
history, As long as men said III
cant be done" 1T won't do TO ven
turo from the beaten path OF the
ages. We cant get any further
than We are. We can't get more than
We have Just No long did tho
world stand stlll. but when men be.
gan TO boost they began TO forge
ahead and progress has never since
been halted. And until lately Il has
only been the few that boosted.
What will II be when all men unite
ana boost; when there will be no
party strife nor hate TO divide them
Then there will indeed be new
earth and heaven will have its place
among mon. II was the negative I
habit OF thought. the knocking habit
coupled with ignorance that kept /
mankind back. and brought dark /
ages. Tho cant be done" aud the .
won't do any good" negative spirit
has cost the world thousands OF
years OF delay In climbing to It's
destiny. and Il has cost thousands OF
The beat lives that ever came to tho
planet How important Is Il then
Tor people to get and keep the
boosting spirit sallna Call.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14

have opened the Garden Cash
Meat Market. the only exclusive
meat market in the city. do my
own work and devote my entire at
tenlon to my patrons and the clean
Illness OF my shop and meats. AL
orders will receive prompt attention
and delivery. Phone Ask. II. L..
ROGERS, Proprietor
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14

An auto party consisting OF MIR.
and Mrs, w. j. Wilson OF Denver.
3. =. Snow OF Castle Dale. c. T.
Bowen. county clerk Of Emery coun-
~ and David s. Williams. publisher
OF the Castle Dale Progress. arrived
In Price last night They were re
turning from Salt Lake after at
tendance at the good roads conyen-
ton at salina.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14

Get your doublethick hotel ware
at the Variety Store. Just received
a large shipment-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14

Savoy Hotel is headquarters for
!Carbon-Emery county farmers. They
run moderate, first-class dining
room. When In town try their
unohes.--Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14

Ballinger can feed you. and feed
you right. Try him.-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14

Birdseye maple bedroom suits are
swell. SEQ sumner.-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-08-14

One a. sunnyside and the other
at Helper. Both moneymakers.
Wili bear the closest investiga-
ton. Best OF reasons for sell
iE.r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16
ADVOCATE 1.-THE CROSSWAY TO CONNECT GREAT RAILWAY STATION

that is soon to br constructed. Thus the
/ Lexington avenue surface ears would run
! through the subsurface way. connecting
at 10th street and Park avenue with the
Madison avenue trolley line. and further
west with the Sixth avenue and Broadway
lines. and finally. after passing the Penn
sylvania Station continuing on down the
/ Seventh avenue extension. StairWays
would be built ~ the street from the car
tracks at important points. az has al
ready been done In the Park avenue
tunnel
As this subsurlace roadway would be
protected from the weather and unob-
structed by cross streets. ii would attract
slow moving through tis'!ic. and would
thus materially reduce the congestion on
Fifth and Sixth avenues. which is mainly
due to the necessary frequent inter
ruptions 20 allow the passage of slow
moving crosstown trucks vans and deliv-
cry wagons. The supporters OF the pro-
ject urge that the immense convenience
10 the public of the subsurtace trolley
connection between Lexington and Sew
cnth avenues would alone warrant its
, construction
The cost of this double roadway would
be Offset by the added values given 10
the property adjacent to it. 1t would open
| up a large district for valuable improve
meht west Of Fifth avenue. The in
creased facilities for crosstown traffic
without Interfering with the traffic Oh
Fifth avenue would bring fresh attention
10 that avenue itself and thus be OF adj
vantage To property on this important
thoroughfare.
The aesthetic advantages of the pro-
posed scheme are solf-evijent, and it il
becoming more apparent to the general
public every day that civic beauty Is an
important asset TO city. The curved
avenue would break most agreeably the
| fnonotony of our sridiioa city plan. thus
adding to the interest and beauty OF the
parts OF the city directly affected
,rhe view down The Crossway from
1r.k avenue at the Library Plaza would
all auch TO the artistic value of this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

i'm Park avenue would give heh- and
ventilation TO the covered way. Add
tional light would be furnished by brill
liant electric lamps.
The reasons for the particular location
and Observation-Disclosures an IS curve
suggested for The Crossway may bc
summed up az follows
First-Becausc il would meet the de-
mand for connection Of the Pehnsyi-
vania Railroad station, the commercial
district adjacent thereto. Including many
of the largest department stores i'm the
city. and the ocean steamer and freight
piers OF the North River south OF olst
street. with the Grand Central station
and the rapidly developing region north
OF that terminal; q demand which - Ger
tain TO lie permanent.
Second-Because. il cut on curved
line. according TO the plan suggested. 1t
can be constructed al a minimum cost
1t would cross Broadway and Sixth ave
nue. at their intersections with 31tn and
3sth streets, respectively. and if construct
ed al once would avoid all expensive mod
crn buildings. except the Knox Building,
al f'tiI SIt'l anu run avenue. -tlIt
onal avenue cutting into Finn avenue
must OF necessity involve the taking OF
valuable property on that avenue; but
at this point. because Of the open
ground at the south OF the Pub
lie Library, only one building need be
taken. The only other buildings of i'm
portance OH the curved line OF the street
are the nine story structure. only forty
feet wide. near Sixth avenue and 3,th
street, and the old Marlborough Hotel at
Broadway and seth street which is only
six stories high. All the other buildings
on the route are only four stories high or
less straight street constructed between
the same two terminal points a. The
Crossway would involve the destruction
OF several important buildings, such as
the Herald Building. the Macy store and
Others.
Third-Because It would not be neces-
sary 10 carry the new street east OF Fifth
avenue, for the new viaduct extending