Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-12

and took a number OF risks here.
They reported business a. being ex-
cellent throughout the county.
Dr. J. j. Boswell. ophthalmic spe-
cianst OF Salt Lake, will be at the
Mathis Hotel Wednesday and Thurs
day. March is and 10. No charge
for testing eyes. References: Miss
Cora Lee. Mrs. Il. c. Lee. Mrs. c.
A. Guiwits. Mr.. W. W. Mccoy and
others.
J. N. Pexton, proprietor of the
new candy factory that h opening
up at the old moving picture chow
stand, expects TO open for business
about Saturday Mr. Pexton Is
from springville. a full and com
plete line OF candles viii be turned
out by the new firm.
The third issue q The Carbon
viii. be out the coming week The
local high school paper "a becoming
better and larger each succeeding
issue II Il receiving liberal sup
port FROM home advertisers. much
to the qualification Of the BUSINESS
end OF the publication.
The Gwilym Jones case was re-
sumed today. Tho state has not
yet finished the introduction OF evil
denco and Il will probably not b.
before Saturday or Monday OF next
week. until the attorneys have fin
ished their arguments. that the case
will go 20 the jury.
Alex Hiilstrom tells the Advocate
that the interests no represents IN
the oil development business expect
10 let a contract for the drilling OF
the first we'll within the next two
weeks. The first hole win be To-
Gated approximately nine miles eaet
and one mile south Of the biggest
little city"
There haa been n persistent rum
or on the streets that the reform
league had lined out 20 circulate a
petition calling for an election on
the iiccnAing OF saloons both In the
city Of Price and In Carbon county.
In an Interview with the members
of the league. however. u secrns
that no such movement haa been
started.
You will be pieascd TO recon-
mend A-theuca-ine, the new Anti
phiogistic Dressing. TO your friends.
II IL eaAy 10 apply and Immediately
effective ~ a surgical dressing and
in all conscsted and inflammatory
conditions. For sale by J. n. Rob
erts. We have n limited number OF
800 botties TO give TO our sub
scribers.
Eiswehcre In this impression OF
The Advocate appears n display ad-
vertisement OF walkers' floral de-
partmcni. chaa. Softer u manager
OF thia branch OF the famous Walk
era store. Salt Lake City. Flowers
will be furnished for The home. for
parties or funerals by thu noted
Salt Lake dealer eihaer ON order by
letter or telegram.
DR.. W. T. Huffman states that
Northeastern Utah h having the
finest spring IN four years and that
sheep generally are IN excellent
condition. much better than Il was
expected they would be a month
ago. The warm weather has made
ideal conditions for the fiocks
Quite bit OF scab has shown up
In Ulniah and Wayne counties.
j. A. Crockett returned from De
Beque Saturday of last week, where
he had been 90 take charge of the
DeBequo Era. published by NJ. "
Crockett. his brother. while the lat
ter was visiting his mother he ee,
Mr. Crockett says THAI the people
at DeBeque are IN excellent spirits
over the oil prospects OF that sec
ton. Flows have been encountered
an several OF the wells. II Ia OF an
excellent quality, having a paraffihe
base.
A large audience greeted u. +.
Grant. chief OF police OF Salt Lake
City. al the Methods church Tues-
day night. when he spoke ON re-
form measures. Grant told his lis-
teners how he had cleaned up Salt
Lake and how reforms could be
brought about anywhere else. espe-
cially II the saloons were closed up.
The chief talks all right. even II
there Is a great deal OF friction be
tween him and the ministerial as
sociation of Zion.
Deputy County Attorney Freder'
lex l.. Brimi OF Helper came down
on legal business on No. yester-
day. He informs The Advocate
that there Ia to BE- a meeting OF the
citizens at Helper 10 take steps for