Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-05-15
ONE EVENING Earlier
Change In the Date OF the McClei-
lan-weihe Concert


lan-weihe Concert
on account of the Salt Lake City !
clubs trade excursion
being here tomorrow Friday)
night, 81 has been found necessary
to hold the McClellan-weihe concert
one night earlier. The time OF the
concert will therefore be this
Thursday evening. May 18th. Hol-
ders OF lyceum tickets and those
who have already bought tickets for
the concert should take notice.
state auditor since the new admins
tration came In. Among other things
Seely is to supervise the installa-
ton Of a uniform system OF account
ing among the several counties.
More than four hundred people
attended the opening performance
OF the Princess theater last Satur-
day evening and thoroughly enjoyed
one of the finest moving picture en-
tertainments that has ever been
been given In Price. Manager Wal
lick Ia we'll pleased With his bust
ness since then and promises that
there shall be nothing too good for
the patrons at all times of this
newest and already very popular
playhouse.
J. A. finder. a wealthy poultry
man OF Fisher. Okla. was probably
fatally injured in derailment OF n
Denver and Rio Grande train nj
Cisco a few days ago. He was nc
Iompanying his car OF blooded game
cocks and poultry to San Diego,
Gala. whore he intended to make
money ON them by premiums and
prizes at the shows. finder was
taken to Grand Junction hospital
and his family wired for Tho
fighting cocks started war. lilling
each other. while the wrcckag, was
covered with blood.
AL fourth-class postmasterahipe,
except those paying lees than n nun
dred and eighty dollars a year. we're
thrown open to a competitive exam
ination by an executive order issuei
last week by President Wilson.
These positions are retained In the
classified service. but about fifty
thousand inoumbcnts who were
covered" into the classified service
by executive orders OF previous adj
ministrations will have TO meet all
corners I'm competitive examination
In order TO hold their positions with
civil service protection.
The United States department of
agriculture has Issued booklet on
the subject Good Seed Potatoes and
How to Produce Thom." free copies
OF which may be- procured by adj
dressing tho department az Wash
lngton. ID. G. Tho booklet. which II
complied by William stewart. horti-
cuiturlst. contains information valu.
able TO potato growers concerning
what constitutes good and pure seed
development OF high grade seed po
tatocs. requirements for success
treatment OF seed for acab. and q
great many other points OF usefu
Information. In addition TO the
useful information impaired are nu
merous illustrations. plcturing th'
different stages OF germination ant
showing desirable and undesirable
potatoes for seed purposes.
c. Albert Glazler. for seven year
state bank examiner. was appointed
state bank commissioner by Gov
william spry last Tuesday. Ola
Eier's appointment IA effective a
once. the law passed by the las
Legislature creating the office o.
bank commissioners having bccom'
operative on the 18th. At the sam,
hour Glazler's term as bank exam
liner expired. He was out OF the
states employ for several hour
pending formal action by the COVER
nor on the appointment, A success
sor 10 Glazier as bank examiner hal
not as yet been decided upon ant
probably will not be until after h
has organized the work OF his new
position. The examiner will be un
der the direction OF the bank com
missioner. as provided by law. Ola
zier Is one OF the principal stock
holders n the newly organized
Smoot-Nixon Lumber company a
Price which Is TO begin bushes.
here In the very near future,
p +. w. Baker. special probate OF
flcer for the Indian department
who has been at Fort Duehesn'
since last winter. tells Myton's Rec
ord that he has dug up three hun
= dred and fifteen probate cases II
q the Ute tribe. SO much detail 4
connected with each that IL Is i'm
possible to finish more than one I
day. which means that Baker vii
, remain at Fort Duchesne for som
time. at least. In point of number
he finds that the utes are abou
, holding their own. The tribe con
sisting OF the Uintahs, the Uneom
pahgres and the White Rivers. 4
estimated at ll65. The census o
1910 gives the Indian population d
Wasatch and Uintah counties a
L.. nuEars ha