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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
INSURANCE COMPANIES
HAVE S23.235 O63
INVESTED IN OREGON
Greater Part In Mortgages
With Municipal and Road
Bonds Second

. All classes OF insurance companies
operating within this state have made
investments totaling S23,23j, ,OG3, ac.
coriug TO the report issued by lnsur.
ance Commissioner Harvey Wells. Of
this sum the greater amount is invested
in Oregon municipal school and road
bonds and in mortgage loans on real
estate. The life and accident cOmpa.
nies have invested Slj,924,2j4 in this
state and the fraternal benefit societies
come next with $3g7s.G4O. The fire
and marine insurance companies have
invested $3.50, rs; domestic mutual
fire companies, $lIjGjO, foreign mu.
tual fire. $4,000, and miscellaneous
companies $j22 ,lOl
The sum Of ss,53S 500 is invested in
municipal bonds, s3,Iji,OOO in street
railway bonds, 81 ,32S,7ls in mortgages
and $lGs,i7G in real estate owned by
the companies. The real estate owned
ia Oregon, however, only embraces tnat
owned and controlled by the general
lodge and does not include property
owned by local lodges, aggregatlng sey.
erll milllms
OF the life and accident CON.
panles the Northwestern Mutual is the
heaviest investor in Oregon, having a
total Of S3l9S,OOO invested in mort.
gage loans on real estate; the Metropol.
ltnn Life comes next with s2,2g5 900, |
and the New York Life is third with |
~, 900. The Others follow.
Bankers Reserve Life, Omaha si5,. |
600; Beneficial Life, Salt LIKE, Sl3,.
OOoi Columbia Life and Trust, Pwt. |
land, Si2j,lS Columbian National,
Boston, Sl3,7OO Equitable Life,
New York, 81 l9G,5lj; Fidelity Mutual
Philadelphia S29l ,245 First National,
Tacoma s5s,9O7; Home Life New York
SlOO,OOO; Idaho State Life, Boise, 81. |
500 Mutual Life, New York. s5s,5OO; /
Metropolitan Life, New York, So .2g5. |
900; National Life, Montpelier. sGj 900;
New England Mutual, Boston, s235 900
New World Life, Spokane, $s2.775; |
New York Life, New York. S2l2i.5OO; |
Northwestern Mutual, Milwaukee. 49,.
lNNOOO, Oregon Life, Portland, S797
3ld; Pacific Mutual, Los Angeles, ST.,
5lH00ii Penn Mutual, Phiiadelphia.
~ ,OOs9j3; Proyidcut Life & Trust,
Philadelphia, SljIOOO; Travellers In
.urance CO.. Hartford, SGsg, 400; Union
,"',1, lli'i 'h'innatl $ltO,Sooi I'M
un,. 'ou MUTUAL ,,ull.a hIe, Portland Me- S3O9,
,,uuuu' ,n'on Ia'lilr lhie, Portland SlOO,.
'U', ', H"s'Gln ,,, C,a states Life, San Fran
NEW 'a," P'''guu, "rst coast Life, San
t. ! ,'Hy,syo' ,.'gy.'' S''o9ui western Union Life,
'P""0"'' sll,..'. Iotal, Sl5,a2i2ji.
i tore'gh Mutual Fire,
Az m,,""vtm'n nmm' vvtrlm,,'n y Mutua Mansfield,
1I"n 1In""0s Ml,l'Is NATIONAL, Chicago, $40.
Man, Man,, tu'gL s.o,oqV.
D'''''''i' MUTUAL flre Associations and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
CAPITAL HILL NEWS



Capital Hill, Ore, July 2O.-Mr. Al.
beg is having new well dug and w. E.
Ball is painting mis- new bungalow.
Martin Gernstad, in company with
Henry Baker, Of Salem, made busi.
ness trip to Broadacres Saturday.
Arthur Chase, one of the boys train.
ing school farming instructors, is home
spending his vacation.
Asa Robbins and wife, of Seattle,
were guests Of Mrs. Ginter and Mrs.
Grswold Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Norris, Of Salem, were
sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Poul.
son.
Miss Amelia Closer departed Mon.
day for Corvallis to make ready for her
school work
Miss Para Thompson, who has been
spending several weeks at Jennings
Lodge, returned home Sunday.
FRED Richardson, Of Portland, who is
having his vacation, is a guest of Arpo
Spranger Nv
About the busiest place ON the JEFF.
terson way nowadays is the rocking of
the new grade on che Pringle creek hin
MT McOleery who was operated up.
on for appendicitis at the willamette
Sanitarium, is home and doing nicely.
Mt Pheal has had a serious time
with carbunrIes, mmps and billions fo.
yer HIS wife and daughter had the
humps also We are glad to say thew
are conyaIescing ''''
4
ANro Hussey of the Fry drug firm
IN salem, and John Rench, of Ganitoi
uIIIS' dId some fine target shooting here
Mrs. Martin Germstad and daugotor
Miss Vera, and Loretta Lasbwoy snont
sunday at the parental home in Sa.
Mrs. NJ. Poulscn elegantly entertain.
ed the Salem Heights Aid society We'd.
n'Soay afternoon. An outdoor nncboon
was served in the beautiful little groyo
near her home. Those ASSISTING ber
were Mrs. Henry Peck. Mrs. Germstad
Mrs. John Rench and Miss Fli2abo,b
0'ualier' u'!i,r' Those present from Salem
nnrIghH nghr being Mrs Thompson, Mrs
lIeu Thompson, Mrs Pray Mrs King,
ssleN' Mrs, Cambel, Mrs. Cullom ava
friend, Mrs. Polmander Of pendleton
VIre.i Mrs, Sawyer Mrs. Robertson ana
Hin arI' robertson, Those from Capital
al alll were Mrs, George Peck Mrs HenTv IvS,
StA' ,e'A' Mrs Germstad, Mrs. joan Rencb
" Mrs Cornsforth Mrs Ginter Nv
G6r,swold, Mrs Nancy +. Robbins from on.
,mSelmGnt, Iowa. Miss Elizabeth Smaiior C'
MISS vera Germstad, Miss EVELYN Poni'
SEN Master Robertson and the bostoss
An Edison Victrola furnished tho Io''eSs' s,,s
returns. '''"'"s LOT many
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
TODAY'S PORTLAND NEWS
AImon Renson Rntnm.

Portland. one, Aug 20 sm,n Han
' ''N Nonorca ut tho Panama parlh,
exposition Tuesday Us urcgon . "nr,t
.'l,,,'" " back homc today aud right
N'u l''''cd 10 c'rapr tho social nn,
"'n7 To which he was invited
" receptions, banquet, and mII.
nave newer given louluu am, mrtlrnr,,
E''''"'r he quietly slipped ont of S,p
y ''''N'u the day of tat great .,l,b,,.
, ,,"" ,,' !" a., honor bringing with mm a
''"nN hali illcd with Invitations
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
BILLY SUNDAY PLAYS BALL.

Hood River ore, Aug 20. Evan.
RghNl b'lly sunday hasn't forgotten
AT of the baseball he knew IN tho dnys
SuN. " ""'''
rms was the declaration today of
lhos,o " ho Witnessed the game here ycs.
FriaN between Hood River minister's.
led 10y Billy and the bankers of tbH
toNu
! hr minister's won. % to TO- BIN,
nnNlng NN OF toe runs aud accepting
'N'll 'honco IN the field without an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
DROWNED IN sronr OF FATHER

seattle Wash. Aus so .ru,,, ,.,..
a ,ios' ou which be was PLAYING. Viy
. 'rw Yards FROM tbt shlre on PUGET
s'oud, nrar fountlyroy Park. Cb,ri,.
Anderson, aged l6 son of H. n ArJnr.
SON ot seattle Was drowned In NJ f,st
OF waiter last night With ais pars,t,
watching hclplcssy from shore rhe
tad cued piteously 90 help As he s.nk
and bis tatheE who tannht swim. Ma.
lofted To witness his sons death with
'ut being able 70 help hm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
The Heart Appeal!

AL nn oi us marry sooner or later and
Some-ooth sooner and later.
th0. which nc is just another way of saving
obo,,t oisa, an the great aims of life center
ABOUT the making of home.
ro;'.D ANY news that helps the home is good
news and interesting news.
o,,i ihat is one reason the advertising
Goiuilns Tom,i; OF a live newspaper like The
journal are such good reading.
tsi,o mere e is a personality to the adver-
tISSlng tSa a, that finds responsive chord in
the average heart N"Oiu Al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

PORTLAND orca Aug au rhe r,,,,.
,.' Na''"fs committee of yongrr,, v,pt
'' NN'"I" This morning to inspect An,
government VEGA bt the month ,f b,
''mWhla river '' VI 'a'
I'" ASTORIA Tho wrr, will b, isL,n
10 "u,s llarbor point, ON m, ,,,...'i, ,,nIo
boat fuN '"' '''Irdo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
ClaaaY rlold of atnrtnrn

San Francisco, Aug 2O-A CLASSY
held of starters will 20 from the bar
n'r In the eSpWition handicap at the
opening Of the eKpositou race meet
mere tomorrow, Tao fnstest thorough
breds IN the west will contend for hon.
orS N this event the feature Of the
inaugural day
u'ofge WlnRlicld 's mare Cclcsta and
John Graham from the Daniels npJ
I,"lRr stables, are tnyOntcs after their
phenomenal work at Reno.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
WOMAN REPORTED MISSING.

san Francisco, Aug. s0.-Mrs jose.
phuc Byugierc, who ia reported as
among those missing from the liner
Nao'G s former san Francisco so,
sleN leader nr Pedar 3, Brugicre, Of
th~ t!N, a son, today expressed the
nope that the report ofhis mother aav.
,,q2s Ahet on he Arabic was nufOunded
l'e aas had 40 word from her that she
,sNpS'ied TO return here on the Inflated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
SALMON PACK IS LARGE.

Astoria, Ore, Aug 20-The salmon
pack of the Columbia river district this
season was estimated today at 529,500
cases, % per cent greater than a year
ago.
There was decrease of 20 per cent
IN the mild cured pack, due to the Eu.
ropean war, which prevented shipments
TO Germany, the principal market for
this class of fish
81 Louis Star: Only IL dogs took
oites Sunday. Is il possible the dogs
have begun to despise usi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

San Francisco, Aug. 2O.-Ted Mere.
dith's failure 10 break the halfmile
record at the recent trials at the expo.
atlon was due TO a sprained back re.
cciyed while indulging in a swim it was
declared mere today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
TEN MORE SOLDIERS DEAD.

Washington Aug sO.-rhe death Of
tou additional soldiers az Twas CITY
as a result of the storm was rep,rtet
N GENERAL Bell today Ten were Pre-.
N0usy reported 70 have persisted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
Will Speak Tonight
Maurice Ruben

Rev Maurice Ruben, a well known
jewish convert to the Christian faith is
in the city today, and will speak this
evening at the First Presbyterian
church, Last night he delivered an ad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
Pitcher Lnlnna Sold

Detroit, Mich, Aug 20. Pitcher Bin
lanes has been purchased from the 81.
l.ouis Browns by Frank Nayin of the
Detroit Americans The purchase price
n sad to be IN the neighborhood Of
$4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

Portland urr. Nup M nm-.l
T",s , o. h'o" eolhded with a street ss,
a. sg.,, n I'crsou, the driver aud a. "
"g'I.yl '',''iI,.l O. passenger arc ip strIou,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

Boston Globe; Jus, as traveller, who
returned from Europe a wear aro
wanted people TO listen to them thea.
50 they should listea to travellers ~.
turning from Europe now, when ,Asv
tell how their ship was chNsei bv a
Germaa submarine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

Mrs Ruben, VIII, accompanies him,
IS also convert O, Christianity, when
MI Ruben first Engaged in his present
WofN' they Wtr separated and finally
divorced, la,e' they were remarked
ana since then she has accompanied
him In bis travels and assisted him ma.
"ualll in his work lu Pittsburg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

San Francisco, Aug. 2O.-Dr A. w..
smith, former University Of Michigan
star, mas been engaged as assistant
coach for the University Of California
football team. Smith was selected all
American star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

,cN Sow York Evening Post: prcsider,
" u'en $ aim is to teach the Meyicons
'ae A b c of common sense ''' u Us
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
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Lake I. '''''
At snn Francisco san Fran.
''aeo 10, l4os AngcIe, o
NJ Los Angeles Vernon g.
Oakland D. '
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

chicago, Aug 20 Tom Mcnamara.
Of Boston, has won the western galf
open championship at the Glen Oak
Country club with a score OF 3Oi for
the ~ holes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

st. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 20. The inmnc.
lIon sull restraining Arman Manans
from playing the 81. Louis Fcderals
has been dissolved by Judge Dyer in
the federal district calft Mafnns is
now nt liberty TO play.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

\ y IA FNN#A.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22
NATIONAL woOIGROwERs
MEETING NEXT JANUARY

The call FOR the next annual meet
Ing Of the National woolgrowcrs as
ISOLATION was issued In the October
number of the National woolgrowcr.
the monthly publication ~ the assoc
citation. no follows.
ny reason Of the authority vested In
mo 49, president OF the National Wool
growers association. ] hereby issue q
call for that association 90 meet In its
ffty-third annual convention at salt
Lake city. January i3th. itth and
rs. 1915.
~ this convention there viii be a
fun discussion of the following SUBJ
ieotr: Sheep breeding and wooiErow-
Ing; sheep feeding. preparation and
marketing of wool. the remaining
public lands, grazing In national for
csts. destruction of carnivoroua wild
animals. railroad rates and service.
live stock finance. needed legislation.
both national aud state; as well ~
other subjects Of Interest a. uhacpmcn.
ON behalf OF the American sheep
industry. I desire t. extend u most
cordial Invitation ~ All those interest
ed In any phase ~ the sheep indus.
Try To meet with uH Rt our fifty.third
annual convention.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22
would PLANT CATFISH
Riley WIN Urge Game Commissioner
To- stock the GREEN River.

Peter ~. Riley. city marshal Of
Green River. accompanied by his wife
and daughter. n visiting relatives In
the city. says Sundays Herald-Repub-
lican. and while here will cndcavor Ca
have Fred W. Chambers. state fish
and game commissioner. stock the
Green river with channel catfish and
plant quail this fall.
Riley was formerly game warden
and called upon Commissioner Cham
beers Co talk over game conditions In
his section Of the state. owing 90 the
muddy condition 81 the river. due Ia
the vast amount of silt. mountain
trout do not thrive In the Green river.
although carp and suckers seem to
thrive. Just az present there are mo-
channel catfish on hand and an effort
II to be made to get some Try from
the East
i,iley says that the town of Green
RIVER ~ booming The minink indus
Try stili continues To hold the center
Of interest. but farmers In that sector
are happy because they are getting
top prices Tor their fruit
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

u supers still unsold September pull
ings are accommodating. Possibly this
IL the weakest section OF the market.
Standard u supcrs are quotable al 60
10 50 cents for good white brushed
woods with ordinary lots at So TO so
cents for Eastern and SIS TO 81 cents
for Chicago. Lambs u supers are
auotabie nj "a to as cents in the
grease or IS 90 60 cents clean. a
supers are offered on the basis OF so
90 90 cents clean for Chicago. with
Eastern pullings al So a. IS cents for
a supers and 81 to 20 cents for extras
and fine A supers
Secured values OF territory woods
are slightly firmer on the basis quoted
n week ago. at ~ to 20 cents for fine
staple and haif-biood staples at 6S 60
20 cents. three-eighths blod staple at
81 To- 81 cents. uuarter-bi0od staple at
G5 10 81 cents; fine and fine medium
clothing at 66 90 81 cents
Texas woods continue 10 attract IA
vorable attention. as they are very
good this year. one house has sold
nearly n million pounds OF these woods
during the past three weeks mainly
on the secured basis Of o. cents for
ANfNNf NUN NA W 10 NfNAN ANN
eight months. About 500. 900 pounds
have changed hands during the week
AZ these figures.
business In flcecea continues Of
small dimensions. Transfers are no.
ted Of 100. 200 pounds Of Ohio un-
washed delaino at 2eis cents. Small
lots of ohio medium combing and de-
iaine woods have been sold az private
terms. Current quotations Tor Ohio
fieeccs In this market are % 60 30
cents Tor fine washed delaine. % 90
30 cents for NN and above; 30 a. 81
cents for y wool. 20 10 30 cents Tor
fine unwashed delaine. 20 60 20 cents
for fine unwashcd clothing. % 90 20
cents Tor half-hlood combinR 30 o.
"a cents Tor three eiRhths blood comb
Ing. &c 10 % cents FOR quarter blood
combing; 30 TO % cents for half
blood clothing and 30 10 30 cents for
three-eighths blood clothing.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22
MARKET MOST ACTIVE
FOR MEDIUM GRADES

BOSTON, Mass. oct. gO.-Trnna-
fefH OF territory woods have been main
~ medium Grades. though a moderate
movement ~ noted In choice lots ~
fine and fine medium. Among the
reported transactions FOR the week
are $4,000 pounds fine medium wyo-
ming az 20 cents. 10000 pounds fine
~ 20 cents; 10000 pounds soda
Springs clothing az "a cents. costing
about 90 10 81 cents clean. 10000
pounds Soda springs quarter blood al
aih cents; about 500. 900 pounds OF
various grades, at private terms.
$50. pounds New Mexico fine at 20
60 20 cents. or IS Co 81 cents clean:
800. 1000 pounds Colorado fine medium
az 20 90 "a cents. or 90 Co 90 cents
clean; 10000 pounds Soda Springs
quarter-hlood at % cents. 1900
pounds Montana three elghtha blood
nc 80 cents. iOo.000 pounds Wyoming
thrce-eighths blood at 20 60 40 cents;
100000 pounds Wyoming low half
blood at s1h cents. and a good sized
lot Of Wyoming quartcr-blood az %
cents
Secured woods have been moving
especially the low sorts that can be
had for 90 cents or less. These have
been In demand from the mills having
foreign overcoating contracts To run
out Choice secured territory woods
are quoted al 66 Co 90 cents clean Tor
white fine and 90 Co 90 cents for fine
medium. Pulled woo.s are quiet. with
part OF the August pullings OF lambs
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22
RANCE CATTLE ARE
LOWER FOR WEEK
COUNTRY DEMAND Is STRONGER
THAN PREVIOUSLY.
Good Prices We're Paid For the Hest
Cattle, Middle Grades Dropping
Down Dollar or Morc-Fecding
and BrccdinR Ewes Continue In
strong Demand At River Market.
Correspondence The sun.

correspondence 4 ne sun
KANSAS CITY. oct ts.-Range
beef cattle closed last week ten 10
twenty cents lower for the week.
stockefs and feeders about steady. fat
COWS ten to fifteen cents higher Coun-
try demand Is exceptionally heavy
forty-three thousand stockers and
feeders bought here and shipped out
last week. 81 per cent Of the total cat
tie supply. Receipts today are thirty
me thousand head. containing fairly
liberal number Of range cattle. Total
supply at the leading markets Il
smaller today than last Monday. and
the market on beef cattle ~ ten 10 flf-
teen cents higher In some cases.
Country demand n stronger. II any
thing. than last week, a. prospective
buyers begin TO appreciate the fact
that heavy runs viii soon be over Tor
thig year. Choice Panhandle year.
lings sold up tn Ss2b today New Mex.
leo yearlings t7.7s To $500. and Colo.
RADIO ycarllngs and twos at $40 aud
t7.7b. These prices were paid for the
best cattle. middle grades dropplne
down dollar or more per hundred
below these tigurca. Fat COWS sold al
$3.50 90 ~ so. some hcifcrs sg.Tb
Colorado beef steers sold az tG.75 a.
sTt0, Receipts today contained no.
thing from points beyond Colorado
hut good Idaho and oregon beef steers
are quotabic up Co t7.ss.
Sheep and lamb supply was I g.GOt
head. market steady. No good TAI
lambs were Included. medium colo.
radios selling nc $3.50. and some hca.
W Arizona lambs. sb pounds average
nc ts.ib. Fat ewes are worth tb.ft
20 5000, best fat wcthcra. $3.50. year.
linga around 800. Feeding lambs
are selling steady. the demand hav.
ing switched from heavy feedlnG
lambs o. lighter weights. Some fif.
ty-ono pound Mexican lambs sold al
$3.50 today. heavier feeding lambs
$500 90 $500, Feeding and brccdins
ewes continue In strong demand. Wye.
ming breeding ewes today at 5000 q
$3.50. aud feeding ewes at $3.50 a.
$3.50. Moderate receipts are expected
here. and stronger prices. buyers par.
u.ulariy approaching good 60 cholc,
Fat lambs
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22
pREsIDENNT REFUSES TO
ACT IN IIILI.STROM CASH

WARRINGTON y. g.. oct go
President Wilson today advised W. A.
r. Ekengren. Swedish minister here
that he could do nothing further Cor
Jorcph Hlllstrom. a swedish citizen
under sentence of death In Utah Tor
murder
AZ thes request OF Minister Eken
gren, the president several weeks aEo
asked Governor Spry Of Utah 90 post
pone HillHtrom'H execution until new
evidence could be presented. A Htay
was granted, but NO material evidence
having been presented. the state now
In preparing 20 carry out the courts
sentence
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22
ALAnAMA MINsrREI.s.

The high moral plane ON which the
Alabama MinstrelH IL conducted
should guarantee the company a lib-
erai patronage by the people OF Price
and vicinity. Tho Alabama minHtrelr
H. one OF the best organizations Of a.
kind In existence and enjoys the ia
vorable endorsement OF its audiences
wherever Il shows Price. under can
vac, Tuesday. October 26th.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

r. w. Crockett & Co. p, g'I, bas-
surance agents OF Price. so nes rate
ness anywhere In Utah Neyer Z
In responsible companies rs bus'
contested loss In seventeen 70. az rats
ness at Price. Write or ASH ~"
-Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22
STOCK CERTIFICATES.

,,. o,o'N certificates, bonds and blank
p ,S'''. OF any size or style TO order
" rNss'ythlng In commercial printing
Utah. INC sun rice
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

FOR SALE OR TRADE-sIX-HoRsE
Fairbanks. Morse a Co. gasoline en-
CINE as good as new, together with
shafting, betting, pulleys. etc. May
be seen at The Sun office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

Carbon papers and typewriter sup
plies The Sun.-Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

STOCK CERTIFICATES. BONDS
and blank books OF any size or style
To order. Everything In commercial
printing and office stationery. Esti-
mates promptly furnished. The Sun.
Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-oNE
Mustang mailer with 10 galleys-all
In good condition. The sun
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

FOR sALE-LoT aOxiOO FEET.
just east OF Turner building. terms.
u. w. Crockett 4 Co.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

We believe there are people in Eastern Utah
who are willing TO make so TO 100 per cent
profit by buying property at present prices
people who know what the great coal camps sur
rounding Price are eventually going TO do to-
wards the upbuilding Of this mans town-peope
who have been here and have seen the town de-
pressed at intervals and who can see the profits
to be made in buying real estate-farms and
city property-in many instances at half what 1t
is actually worth.
We have very large list of business and resi-
dence properties at Price, Helper Scofield, Wei
lngton and elsewhere. besides any number OF
farms that are improved and producing, unim-
proved lands and grazing propositions. ALL or
most OF these, may be had on terms or at BED
ROCK FOR CASH. We will be pleased TO show
any Of them in person or will give details by let
ter. Our BARGAIN LIST is LARGE.
We write plate glass, steam boiler, fidelity,
live stock, automobile, accident and health and
IRE insurance. Only the best companies. IN
DEPENDENT OF THE FIRE INSURANCE
TRUST making and maintaining our own rates
wen Go Your Bonds" Write, telephone or
telegraph for rates. We do business anywhere
in Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-22

FouND-sMALL GOLD RING WITH
Baby on H. owner may have by
proving property and paying for this
notice. The sun.