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The Detroit times., 1914-02-21
The Confessions of a Wife

Didn't they tell you where he had
g0ner' she asked.
/ II didn't ask" answered.
She looked - though I WAS an nm
feeling wretch a. she commanded:
"Call them up immediately and ind
out and We will telegraph. cannot
bear this trouble without my boy
I called up the ONCE and found that
~Mr. WAverly did not leave any word
90 to where he was going. He oaid
he would not be at the once until 70
morrow morning"
/ was nearly frantic over this, and
all the while kept thinking, suppose
something should happen to his father
and could not md Dick. I did not
dare say 9 word to HE mother, who
simply collapsed when gave her the
message and had TO be put TO bed.
After We had made her comfortable
Mollie said to me: "Mareie. u there
anything the matter with Dick? Have
you and he quarreled?"
mo, dear" answered quickly.
what makes you asls?"
|. "Well, you looked % perfectly un-
happy when you came back from that
telephone that thought Dick had
been hurting you In some way.
know he IL q thoughtless sort Of q
man. guess all Of them are she
said with . sigh.
II was worried that v could not ind
him, dear" Mollie did not loc1 con.
WINGED. and, 90 She IL such . sensible
child, I was almost tempted to tell
her about her brother, and then ]
thought what . terrible thing it would
be to ehatter her confidence In him.
I wonder II am being strictly hon
est about seeking her help and sym.
patty. Rather II It not that am 90
outraged with what Dick did last
night that / want to punish him BY
letting his only sister know what he
has been doing? Perhaps there 10 q
little Of both feelings I'm the matter.
But, Oh. do Wish I knew whore
Dick II now. IN
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21
CHAPTER xxx.

CHAPTER xxx.
Dick had hardly gotten out Of the
room and on his way To the ONCE the
morning after he had stayed out oil
night whon the telephone rang aud
beard MQllie's fearful voice.
"Oh, Nargie. n Dick theref'
mo. dear: y there anything that ]
can dor
Il wish you would try 70 ct him -
quickly - you can. Father has beeu
very sick. Mother and were up with
him al night. I guess he n : little
better this morning, % ho q sleeping.
The doctor says hs has aeuts kidney
.How dreadful. III Get Dick just
q soon :. can and IN come rasAt
eve thought many times last night
thaG We would send for you, but Dad
was awake and wouldn't let 10. He
said Il would be time enough n the
morning" said Nollie - che hung up
the phone.
Poor Dad!" thought. I am mighty
dad they did not call % up. tor
would have had to tell them Dick was
out. Il would worry him greatly 20
k0OW tU8t 0ACA 4U0 UOOA O4AA8A428 0HO
had stayed out MI night
I called up the Once and found that
Dick had besu there and was reported
called out Of town for the day"
This made me very nervous. be-
Cauoo did mot know whether he real
IL Was called out Of town or whether
he was still keeping up his foolish.
ness. I could not ask any more ques-
lions, 20 simply had to act - though
I were satisfied and said: IN he
should come In tell him Mrs. WAIVER.
III called him."
when I got over to DicI's fathers
I found them very nervous end wor'
ried. Mrs. Waverly's first question
was: rs Dick c0mine?' had ia
tell her that I could noe Get him and
that hs had gone ont Of town Tor the
day. yI
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

svity Of this simple play Of : simple
people lies In the high standard al:
ways maintained In Production ana
the late bsnman Thompsep's son. who
oid nIsy Ven n hand. The famous
Of a. Sistinct features Of the play
ana the old ana new songs that are
rendered always meet with the warm.
est approval. Hdward L. Snader .
sSs re part o 81 Srca. sS'n NAV se Sc
mentioned Annie Thompson. Maggie
Breyar, Tred Glare. Charles Clarke.
0ooY6O Patch ana Gus Kammertee.
rhuraton, the magician, will appear
IN the tyeeum theeter the week Of
MARCIA I, p.ee4nting = nsE progrsm e
,nys{l riec tneinSinf Ea1nam ara . nis
P Ps1s Dss:.fhh: S sSsaow P.o.
pic." ssTko HanGkok Bungalow" and
'sTio oSameso Cabinet" For an added
attrS6fion M. Thurston has import.
"a he Mantle Myro troupe OF Italian
AVENUE
- yY1fe6 Secret will follow East
IOpao" in the Avenue theater begin
ntae Nth IL snudsy ,m ~ T9 4
H ,sSsx e @adssos ~'t shs VIE wife Of young
11iSioter. whose father. whom she
skoughf dSa1, Il charged with . muir
- which Sc aid not commit. The
voonG va0man q eeen talking to her
noe0Sk. and the incident r. Interpreted
- ne ysln1ury Of the young woman.
eallDoa ana his wife part - the re-
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

The following scores were made IA
the regular handicap game OF the De-
troit Whist club. Monday evening:
NORTH AND SOUTH. ~
r. s. Pratt and c. e. Fox, plus 6.
w. I. Bloom and +. e. w. Bright.
plus 2.
W. w. Kurtz and f. o. Bates. plus
j. A. Burbank and e. A. Treadway.
plus 1.
T. u. Balkwill ana F. A. osburn.
plus 1.
II. r. Boehm and Thomas Watson.
w. n. Edison and Harry wyma, ave-
erage.
EAST AND WEST.
f. 8. Easton and j. w. Bradley.
plus IL.
3. b. simmons and p. r.. Slick. plus Z.
w. b. BAttelis and J. Il. Koran.
8. W. Mccausey and H. A. webster.
A G. stsilwagen and K. d. steli-
wagon. minus 2.
W. p. Ellsworth and +. J. Memo
In the Saturday game top scores
were won by Mrs. j. w. Steiner and
a. c. Stellwagen. with plus 10. and By
y. b simmons and J. w. Bradley with
plus q.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21
CAROLINE GOES
TESTED RECIPES
Cabbage.

Cabbage contains no starch and its
greatest food value 10 In the bulk It
gives.
Cabbage should be medium-sised.
The larger heads are coarse and
tough.
Cabbage should be put into sailed
boiling water. q little at time 80 az
not to reduce the boiling. Cook IN an
uncovered kettle. pushing the cabbage
under the water several times during
the cooking.
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Pure
GOD

d abeelutsly nsesssary - Give
tks health thst bsiwss hsppiessa
Z Ssed appstits, rsstsui slesp.
end msl<ss ysu saosr fer Hss's
dvsiss. HooU1 eAkeApAR'llA
makes psss bltsd end - srssess
ahls much .teslrsd condition
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with specsai scenery. entitled. "A Base
Dali Flirtatton. spraguc a. Dixon have
nish numerous laughs New motion
pictures VIII complete the bill.
PALACE
The second week OF the nav Pnlace
tneater which was successfully opened
Moncay. viii be featured by the APP
pehrance OF tho Royal Russian troupe
mnd the baseball Four as headliners.
and instrumentaf act we'll known N
Europe and The latter will he or un.
usual intercst In Detroit because the
league stars but one OF them Is n play
er who VIII be "A member OF the Detroit
Tigers this ycar--Joe, Gleason. The
hrst DAY program or the week which
Thursday Is as follows: rhe Okatos.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

wire walkers: Lawlor andMack. curb
stone comedians; Pierce e Roslyn;
Royal Russian troupe; whirlwind dano-
ers and instrumentalists:'' LopaS 4
Topaz. and motion dramas. The nrst
night program which changes places
with the day program. Thursday, 10 a.
follows: Helen Carlas and company.
the acme OF skating perfection:" De
Kock Troupe. European acrobatic now
city IT cluding a dog stunt: Autumn Hall,
viol.nist; Baseball Four; West and
Boyd. novelty dancing: song and talk
fest and motion dramas.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21
Eseariopsd cabbaoe,

Bon until tender one-half Of q large
head Of cabbage. Drain and cool. Put
IN buttered baking dish. Sprinkle
with salt and paprika. Add one cup Of
white sauce. Lift the cabbage that
Il may be mixed with the sar,se. Put
ON . layer Of grated cheese and thin
layer OF bread crumbs. Bake for is
minutes. Serve in dish In which 1t
was cooked.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

and ysok Censor. IN "a Study In
Slang:" Beatrice Sweeney and com
panX, aeriAltsts; Copeland and Payton.
IN Fun In . Dining Car" and the Key
stone. photo comedies will complete
the show. The Warner studios prom
Inc some unusual features for the pic
turo show preceding the daily vaudc-
vile mstines. There will be an extra
saatinse on Monday on account of
Washtngton's birthday.
LYCEUM
Dsnman Thompson's The Old Home.
stssd."- unimpaired in every way and
sesmingly more virile and compelling
than ever. although In It's twenty
sighth season. will come to the Lyceum
sunday afternoon for a weeks stay.
The production In all the essential de-
tails that 90 to make up a play 10 per-
feet. Such familiar scenes an the old
farmy&fd In the New Hampshire hills.
the equally familiar Grace church
scene, with the choir singing the we'll
known bat always. pleasing music. are
said 20 be AZ good as In former sea-
sens. One OF the secrets OF the long
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

GAYETY.
The attraction In the 0ayety -theaterr
next week will be the big Jubilee
day. The big Jubilee" which 10 one
OF the seasons new shows. has taken
front rank as y funmaker. Its princi-
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

prosent an. eccentric novelty entitled
xxx and Trix" in which Miller ais
bier The Musical Gosttas y the mus "a;
perform on number Of instrumepto
Of novel construction. May sheldon
ana the Camp sisters compose = tSio
Of plsssing. .vocalists who oner = mu-
dainty Accmedioune 10 said to Be . live
wire IN her Offering OF new songs and
dances. Tom Mcmahon and Elizabeth
Wayne present the humorous pIayist.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

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The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

pal comedian IL that famous command.
Sr.in-chisf Of irish comedy. Pat"
White In his Casey" creations. White
has given to the burlesque stage n
new character and one that can not
be succesSfIlly Initiated. because in
"Casey" Pat White Is portraying HIM
self. The opening skit IL entitled
Casey at the big jubilee" whites
comedy assistants are Golph Phillips.
Tom O'Nsil Harvey Brooks. James
4cInerney and Bert Jones. Anna
Grant u happily cast and will wear
some stunning gowns Marjorie Mack.
. recruit from grand opera, Laura
Houston and Winnie Crawford are val
BILE members OF the company.
CADILLAC
In conjunction with the show to be
given by tho Monte Carlo Girls In the
Cadillac theater next week Kyra viii
offer her oriental dance at each per-
formance: The company IL headed by
Harry Welsh, Hebrew comedian. who
will have plenty Of opportunity TO
buriettas 1T happened In Paris" and
"Cafe Bergere" Welsh an 1zxy Cohen
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and Lew Reynolds a. "Jasbo'' in tas
orst skIt have many laughable mixups
while seeing tho sights In the gay
French capital Bert Fassto and Ar.
thur Laning. have comedy roles and
the feminine contingent includes Eva
Sullivan, prima donna: Chubby Fair
mont s0ubrette; Helen Worth, SOU
brette and Bessie Brown, comedisnne.
The chorus numbers twenty attractive
girle who put plenty Of snap and GIN
ger into The singing and dancing num-
bers. In the olio feature will be the
Big Four quartet eonsisting OF Frank
stanhope. Eddie brury. Harry Tranksi
and Frank Pickett. In the closing
burletta Cafe Bergere' Icy and Jas.
DO are busy trying to break the bank
in Monte Carlo.
FAMILY
william u. Bence d Co.. In ssrhe
Chinaman's Dream" Will be the. laugh
ting hit In the Family thcater next
week This rip-roarin6 comedy 10 said
TO contain q laugh In every line. with
situations and dialogue that are de-
clared 70 be- -aplitting. The Alea-
veys, marvellous al1-round jumpera, In
their act DO q stunt with feet crossed
and tied, executing backward and for
ward springs and high and lcng dis
lance jumps in . sensational manner.
Leon Miller and Grace Tempest will
The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

|C1R p - ee(1xe1lss q secrst c.smiss
~ 1870 3he hsuns q the Young
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The Detroit times., 1914-02-21

The following scores were made IN
the regular handicap game Of the De-
troit Whist club. Monday evening:
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

lee Cooper and Mrs sallie Hunt
OF Myton were united In marriage
Tuesday afternoon by Justice Lee.
The bride u the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. H., Calvert, who were
among the very early settlers on
the reservation. The marriage
marks the end OF a love romance
between the contracting parties ex-
tending over n period OF several
years. The groom Is an industrious
young man and sRs one OF the first
homesteaders after the reservation
was thrown open. Mrs. l. W. Ode
kiry. also OF Myton. was here Tues
day on business and was a witness
10 tho ceremony.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

George Melss OF this city. an ex-
pert in machinery. has gone 10
Green River 70 set up a refrigera-
ting plant OF Mcpherson Bros.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
PRICE AND VICINITY

A. W. sinner was up to Hiawatha
on business trip Tuesday.
stephen Gisnotu Of Helper was
among the visitors to the county
seat last saturday.
JIM. whitmore Is in Salt Lake.
having been summoned TO eli on the
federal grand jury.
Glen Bailinger was q Helper Wis
itor in the county seat last satur-
day. returning In the evening.
Mrs. J. A. Crockett was down
town Tuesday. the first time since
her recent very severe sickness.
DR. &c. NJ. Neher was visiting his
several patients at Price last sun
day. coming down by automobile.
Helper has twcnty-four saloons at
this time with a population of not
exceeding twenty-five hundred all
told.
n. 8. Nelson was In the city sew
cral days last week. looking after
his various interests hereabouta,
principally sheep.
Robert Howard. Inspector Of
mines for the Consolidated Fuel
company. was doing business In
Price last Saturday.
Judge Ferdinand Erickson and NJ
p. Braffct had business before ths
district court at Price last saturday
returning later TO Zion.
Clark Thompson OF thls city hal
gone TO the reservation country C
look after and do some improve
menta TO his Indian lease.
Mrs. y. c. Lee OF Price recent,
went 10 the ranch In Nine Mile /,
be with her husband. who IL on th'
sick list Nothing serious. however
s. a. King. the Salt Lake CIT,
attorney was representing client
before Judge Christensen In an ad
journed session OF district eour
last Saturday.
Andrew Young. sr.. OF Cash
Gate. and samuel Nayior OF sunny
side wero here last saturday In az
tendance upon meeting OF TN
county high school board.
The Denver and RIO orande ha
! announced half rate round tri
I fare from all Utah points on It's lin
for the Mutual improvement confer
, ence at Salt Lake City In June next
Mias Ellen c. Mulroney OF m
English department OF the hig
school has accepted a position 10
next year In her home town 1
, Iowa. Her only purpose In resign
ing her position here and returnin
=. 10 the East IL that she may be nea
her mother and other relatives.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16


"Uncie Bert" Martin. the picture
show man. was here yesterday on
his way to-sunnysidc. whore he win
give an entertainment tonight.
The Golden Rule moved this week
into It's new quarters. where ample
space IL afforded for the very large
stock Of dry goods carried BY THE
firm.
j. c. Jensen the first OF the week
purchased twelve hundred head Of
sheep from Joe Frederickson. The
price paid was $500 for lambing
owes and $3.50 for yeariIng ewes.
Hyrum a. southworth Of Desert
Lake was here Monday on one OF
his periodical trips. selling some al
faifa seed. which Is now going At
around eight cents In the local mar
ket.
Chatiin a Jeansolmc commenced
doing business this week nj the old
Golden Rule stand. They also have
new delivery wagon In the field.
George Fausctt Ia the clerk for the
new firm.
W. T. Woods. the man at the
block In the Carbon Commission. by
a clever movement Tuesday. sue.
ceodcd In NO severely cutting his
left hand that he was about put out
OF commission.
l.. n. Evans. chief clerk at Castle
Gate. was here between trains Tues
day afternoon. The new town or
ganiEation has started off In gooc
shape. Liquor licenses In the Goa
camp are 5000.
Carlo Dclpiaz OF Helper was I
business visitor In Price last Friday
lie IL now conducting the bar room
in connection with Hotel Helper
business at the railroad town 4
anything but good.
Nell NJ. Madsen was down iron
Scofleid iaAt Saturday attending
meeting Of tho Price Commercial
bank directors and session OF IN
county high school board. lie re-
turned homo sunday.
Lehi JeAsen OF Wellington Wa
transacting business In Price las
Friday The farmers OF his seetio
are well along with blowing an
? ditch cleaning and generally are 4
hopes OF prosperous year.
J. Tom Fitch. Helper pioneer an
large owner Of real estate at an
around the railroad town. was IN n
county scat last Saturday. PetltioI
, are In circulation for local optic
: there. TO be voted on In June next.
w. r. Goshen. the Grand Jun.
ton (Colo.) sheepman. was tram
acting business az Price last Satu
day. lie Ii shearing in the easter
part OF the state at this time. IA
wool clip averages well this seasol
r Owing 10 the press OF other bus
mesa. N Whitmore asked 20 I
released from serving on the q
. ecutiye committee OF the arrang
: menta committee OF the banker
! meeting hsre, and A. W acKinuc
I has been appointed IN his place.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
Look 20 Your Plumbing.

You know what happens in a
house In which the plumbing Ia IN
poor conditlon-everybody In the
house Il liable 20 contract typhoid
OF some other fever. The digestive
organs perform the same functions
IN the human body as the plumbing
does for the house, and they should
be kept in first-claas condition all
the time. II you have any trouble
with your digestion take Chamber
lain's Tablets and you are certain
TO get quick relief For sale by all
dealers. -Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

Agents and demonstrations In ev-
cry city and county 70 handle DIT. j.
II. Horr's sanola Skin Food. King
OF all face bsauufien. Never fails
on eczema and sores OF any nature.
pimploa. blotehoa. blackheads and
rough skin go per cent 10 live
agents. BOX 646. Salt Lake city.
utah.--Adyt. n
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state Of Ohio. city Of Toledo. q.
Lucas County.

state Of Ohio. city Of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Prank j. Cheney makes oath that he Il
senior partner of the firm OF n. D. Cheney
a CO., doing business IN the city az To-
led0 County and State Aforesaid. and
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case Of Cntarrh that cannot be cured
BY the use Of HALLS cATARil1 CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed IN
my presence. this 9Th day OF December,
A. ID. 1854
(6eaD A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure a taken internally
and acts directly upon tho blood aud inu-
rous surfaces ~ Tho aystemi Send for
y. j. CHENEY a CO. Toledo. o.
B0ld ~ all Druggists. 75c.
Y Halls Family Piiis for eonatipation.
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BUSINESS
PROPERTY
FOR SALE

Thirty-seven feet frontage at Main
and Tenth Corner lot with side
track and spur at the rear.
Forty or more feet, adjoining the
old Golden Rule store on the east.
Main street No better buy any
where.
Fifty feet west side South Eighth
street. adjoining the new Wade
buildings on the south. A four
room dwelling goes with Il or will
be moved.
Ninety feet frontage just across
the street from this lot. will sell
thirty. sixty or the whole piece. Ex-
ceilent building elite.
Thirty feet frontage Just east Of
the new Turner building on Main
street A small payment down and
the balance at per cent.
Six business iots. facing the east
and south. just south Of the smoot-
Nixon lumber yard. Part cash and
easy payments on balance.
twenty-five or more feet facine
the south. Just vest OF the Carbon
Hotel. Some cash and liberal pay.
ments.
Choice piece Of ground just east
OF the Denver and Rio Crande de.
pot. facing south. One OF the rar-
eat bargains offered.
other business locations too ma
merous to mention In this limited
space. all close in and on liberia
terms.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

Clothes tailored In Price az the
Modern Tallors. next TO the Savoy,
--Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES

Three fifty-foot lots on North
Ninth. Considerable fruit and well
shaded. No better property any
where.
Corner lot no; far from the eoun-
~ high school building. Hundred
and twenty feet frontage. a real
bargain for cash.
Hundred by two hundred fourteen
feet on North seventh. facing the
west. Goes within the next few
days at a bargain.
Vacant lots. modern dwellings
and partly improved property In
every part OF the city. Also eev'
erai modern homes at less than
their values.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

Ladies' tailor made. snits az the
Modern Tailors. next 70 tho Savoy.
--kdvt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

Walt Boston came home from
Price Saturday night and has been
spending a few days Visiting his
family and looking after business
matters. lie has his big building
contract well under way and viii
gst a finished on time. lie says
the weather a. much cooler there.
there stili being ice on the north
aide OF the building he 10 erecting
for ]. n Middleton. Boston will
probably work up there all summer,
maybe longer Green River Dis
patch. 10th.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16
RANCH OFFERINGS

Forty 10 hundred and sixty
acres with full water right. unim-
proved. close TO the city. Fifty dol
lars an acre.
Twenty-thrce acres west Of town
in iucern and within walking dis
lance nj 100000. Worth looking
into. thia.
From forty 10 five hundred acres.
south OF town one 20 eight miles,
some OF Il In orchard. at $4,000 per
acre.
Twenty acres with water this aide
OF wellington. belongs TO non-roai-
dent. who Ia anxious TO cell. Make
an offer.
Other tracts OF choice farm lands,
both improved and unimproyed'
Owners are unloading. Let us show
you our lista.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

]. P. May. formerly with tho Con
aolidated Wagon and Machine com
pany at Price. Ia this week TO take
charge OF the Duchesne Record at
Myton. and himself and family will
move out to the reservation country
this week. May was at one time
on the staff OF the Salt Lake Tri-
bunc. Numerous friends at Price.
whore they were we'll and favorably
known. win wish Mr.. tni Mrs. May
we'll In their new home.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-16

Warning has been issued from
tho department OF agriculture al
Washington. ID. C.. TO the potato
growers OF the entire country 10
watch carefully for what Il calls
"powdery scab." disease first no
ticed In this country last year. aud
thought To have been brought here
In big consignment OF potatoes
Imported from Europe. The pow
der scab Is a fungus growth that
attacks young potatoes. The de
partmont has prepared bulletin
giving methods OF controlling Il.