Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-19

the McWhiDney and Keller remov-
al cases. The date for argument
has not yet been Get, hut II prob
ably viii be within a few days.
Number "a was the lucky one in
The suit drawing at Buckio's this
week.
According 20 his story 20 the 20
lice. Ralph vechil Of price was
held up near Pioneer park at salt
Lake city lac, Sunday morning and
robbed 81 eighty dollars. He said |
that two men met him and one Of /
them kept him covered with re-
volvcr whiio che other searched his
pockets.
Quite an epidemic OF sore throats
and sore lungs has been going the
rounds Mrs y. NJ. Sumner Is just
M from very severe attack A.
w McKinnon also had a very un-
pleasant experience with the NAL
ady. and there are quite number
Of other cases reported by the local
physicians.
The romans OF Mrs samuel Up
son. locally known az Mrs J. r.
Mattingiy, who died here last week
from internal complications. were
Inferred at Mt. olives cemetery. Salt
Lake City. Monday morning. Funer-
al services were held az Halls UNI
dertaking pariors. Rev VIII A.
Belts Of the Methodist church. Of
Floating. The choir from ST. Mary's
cathedral furnished che music for
the occasion.
The second election for the Of
fioea OF the l.. s. a ID. club viii
take place Sunday. The club was
organized two months ago for tho
purpose ~ fostering dancing In this
city and under the present manage
ment has proved very successful
both socially and financially. All
members are urged 20 be NJ the
next meeting M there are some very
important matters aside from the
election of officers 60 be brought
up.
Tho coal war OF the past winter
at Grand Junction. Colo. has final
, ~ reached the courts IN cult
brought recently by James c. orapt
aa manager for the Palisade Fuel
company against W. n. plato for
alleged infringement OF trade mark
rights The name claimed 20 have
. beon infringcd ~ The Genuine Pai-
isade Coal" and Grant claims that
he was damaged In the sum Of five
thousand dollars The sult was filed
In district court.
Manager Herbert Hester of the
> Salt Lake baseball club and Catcher
Fred strip and Pitcher wallis Nor
gaa were Monday 20 make arrange
mcnts for the spring training OF The
team. Mayor 0underaon and mem
bers of the city council agreed q
put the ball park In condition foi
tho Waiting trainers. satiAfacior,
arrangements were also made fol
hotel accommodations The aggrc
CATION plan 90 begin training hers
, about the middle OF mex, month.
Considerable praise n due th'
new administration for the prornp
manner IN which a. has taken hole
, OF the matter OF cleaning up th'
streets OF the city. Work IN thu
dlreotion began almost week AZ
and the thoroughfarca In nearly ~
cry part OF the city are In spiendi'
condition. The example net by th'
J. street department has been emula
}. ted by the citizens generally, an'
: as result the town Ia In bo,te
- condition than ever before NJ TIM
+ time OF the year.
ia conAhan. an engineer on th'
: Southern Utah railway. and wife O
iIiawatha we're here saturday wall
} the body OF Mrs. Catherine Brown
mother OF Mrs Conahan, who die'
Thursday of last week. The N
mains were being taken TO Biacl
Hawk. Colo. whore deceased ha'
lived for fortysfiye years. She WA
one OF the very early settlers o
Gilpin county, Deceased had beei
al the Consolidated Fuel camp fo
about a year and was ~ yeana o
age at the time Of her death.
The third Issue OF The Carbol
was mailed yesterday. The b'sl
school magazine u progressive Il
every sense OF the word and thi
} mcn.h. N homage 20 8. pe'r,ch. ~
, pears IN beautiful olive gree
dress. Editor Bradley elaine tina
The Carbon 10 rapidly becoming ON
OF the best advertising mediums 4
Eastern Utah and points with con
siderable pride TO the increases
, amount OF publicity space consume
. by dealers An this nonth's publica
tiOn The ir..ua inat ONT IA brim