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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
lcE cREAM PARLoR oPENs

The Midway Ice Cream parlor and tobacco store in Johnson Addition has rc-opened and is now well stocked in its line. everything in the place is new and clean. Special attention will be given to ladies and children. All cars stop there while waiting. come fD
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
FRENcH IN CITY

s. W. French, general manager of the Copper Queen Company, was visitor in Bisbee yesterday from his headuuarters in Douglas He re- turned to the Shelter City last eve ming
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
sARKLEY IN CITY

C. C. Barclay, in charge of the Copper Queen Supply department tn Douglas, was a visitor in Bisbee yes terday afternoon, returning to Doug las lcte in the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
RETURNS FROM TOMBSTONE

Attorney J. W. Ross has returned from a short business trip to Tomb stone
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
cANANEA VISITOR.

| J. NJ. Gibbs of Cananea, is a visitor J In Bisbee coming here from his home in the sonora mining camp
 which he says looks better every day.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
EoREMAN WATkINs m

Foreman Albert Watkins of the Uncle Sam has been ill with the grippe for several days, at his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25

John Mason Ross is visiting in Washington, D. C. On his way ne stopped at Steubenville O.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
AoME ERoM HosPlrAL

Mrs Nichols is now at her home, az ter being seriously in at the Copper queen hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
uNDFLIvFRED MEssAcEs

ONDELtN e nEb WEooNNEo
 The Western Union office has dn delivered messages for Dan Murphy. B. F. Clayton and II. A. Wicker.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
LOCAL
VISITS IN NAco

Lee Cochran went 10 Naco yester- day su a brief business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
ulslrINn rAE EAsT

Vaudeville changes orpheum today.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN UTAH

OF five big sons. the fifth one having
been born last Saturday lie had
placed a plain order FOR n daughter
but he was blessed with a son instead
Miss Edith Irons 81 Moroni was the
guest 81 Ephraim friends the earl,
part Of the week
Relatives and friends pleasan tiy
surprised Mrs. Matilda Peterson Mon.
day afternoon. the event ~zinr her
ninety-fourth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs \. G. Dorious enter
tained az dinner Thursday 10 COM
pliment 70 Mr. and Mrs u. y. Ras-
mussen. who left today FOR Monticello
"a make their home.
Mrs. r. u. Rasmussen was hostess
Tuesday evening to a number OF reia-
tives
Mr. ana Mrs r. l. Breinhou enter.
tsined the members % the scandina-
Wan choir Tuesday.
Mrs Lars A. Larson left MONDAY
Tor Monroe
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
POISONOUS PLANTS KILLING
orr MANY HEAD or sTOCH

II has been reported 60 the forest
service department that during the
uaft season there has been quite n
heavy loss among live stock cattle
and sheep in Southern Utah. through
the poisonous effects Of larkspur.
milswccd and wild parsnip Members
~ the forest service department state
that poisonous plants are difficult 90
handle. az they are scattered over
large areas An effort to eliminate
tn obnoxious plants D. continually be-
ing made by not only forestcrs. but
by stockmen.
II D. said that the plane rred 80
readily that u Is almost impossible
To dig them up before seeding time
because OF the large territory In
which they are found. Cattle and
sheep do not prefer the plants. but
they often get enough ~ the poison
Gus plants In grazing on other foraR"
Co cause death.
Whether the plants will ever be
wholly cNtcrminatcd IL o. grave qucs-
ton with stockmen.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
AROUND GREEN RIVER

u GREEN RIVER. Nov. g5-At the
last meeting ~ the council 10 was
I unanimously decided O. ACCEPT the
proposition uf l.. N. Green. lnk liar.
re. Jim Mcphcrsun and Carlos Will
I Goa % loan the cts two hundred dole
lars without Interest o. construct n
line nctoss the river o. ElKin sn that
they can use the municipal light sys-
tenn.
carr are passing over the Midland
I trail Ia a steady stream a. traveller
prefer route that can hr negotiated
az all times 90 the year Last Thur
I day five ears were counted passing
through. During the past summer
nearly nine hundred ears were count
ed.
Within q month there viii aot b.
half u dozen houses in the cts that
are not wired
Quite force OF men L. SIN On.
gaFcd Ia doing assessment work on
the desert under the direction Of
Theodore Garyin and be b. stated that
after the 1915 work n completed they
VIII proceed a. work out next Years
arHessments also. This viii keep th.
men employed nearly an winter
Mrs. ". T.. Gregory o. Tor salt
Lake cts last Tuesday Ia rpond the
winter with her spn-in-law and
daughter SIR. and Airs W .. Wilson.
She expects o. return here iu the
spring They are getting their little
country home here improved in fine
shape and u IN "a credit ca the valley.
Count II now working az the zine
mines at Woodside and will probably
stay there until spring, when he viii
again farm the ranch.
In the district court az Moab last
week the estate ~ Joseph W Moore.
who died al Elgin s.Veral years ago.
was finally settled up and the residue
81 the property directed 20 be dis
uibuted O. the heirs. Also the last
viii aud probate OF Sylvester Stuver
naming pr. Henry stuver his son. as
executor was admitted 20 probate.
Count Gregory did quite well
growing head lettuce this year and
with the experience gained he win
doubtless make great success OF Il
another time.
Local growers OF celery have had
tho finest 81 success this year with
one or two exceptions. where mistakes
were made In the watering by new
corners.
Mr. and Mrs win seamount are IN
from Price 10 visit with relatives
j. NJ. Rutt Is feeling much better.
being able TO be about town again
The Masonic lodge has erected a
stylish electric lighted slgi, on the
east front OF the bank building.
Deputy Sheriff Thompson ana Burr /
Gates took Grandpa LOOMS % the 4
iVlum al Provo SATURDAY,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03

reopi. in Uouen district reaped a
] i.uunteous harvest OF au kinds 81
products
Friends here are ln receipt OF a
communication from Judge Ferdinand
Erickson and family who are in Cali
/ ifornia. They are enjoying the fairs
I immensely.
Mr. and Mrs. %. IT, Dibhico and
children OF Salt Lake city are spend
/ ing THANKSGIVING with Mr. and Mrs
W y Candland.
Mrs Ianson Aidrich went Co Price
"Wednesday Co visit short time Win
relatives
Tho South Ward Relief society had
"a quilting in the ladies hall Monday
Luncheon was served hy Mrs. g. W.
sorensen Mrs s. Merz. Mrs Peter Y.
Jensen. Mrs Farley Hanson. Mrs
John Gundarson. Mrs chris Brother
son. Mrs Harold sorensen. Mrs. Me-
mi Christensen. Mrs. q. q. BDhuD and
Mrs Nina Jensen.
Louise. the s-year-old daughter Of
Mr. Mart Bohnc OF Fair,iew was
operated upon az the Winters H0spi-
tni Friday Tor appendicitis and died
on SUNDAY morning.
Miss EomHnia Anderson has re-
turned home from Salt Lake cts
hospital where she has been Tor the
past month.
Miss Lola TUT and ora Hansen
Hsfa married "wednesday in the Manti
temple The bride {. one uf the popu-
lar members OF the younger social set
and has hosts OF friends who are
busy extending congratulations The
groom has been local manager 81 the
Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company Tor the past year The young
people were rendered % wedding re-
Ception Thursday night at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs NJ e. tyic.
hy about thirty-nyc of their relatives
and friends. Friday evening the
FroomE parents. Mr. and Airs Ras-
mus Hansen 81 Ephraim. entertained
a large number OF friends In their
honor The young couple viii be- al
home in Att Pleasant after December
let
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
CASTLE DALE

I CASTLE DALE. Soy. 27.-John
Peterson. Tor over twenty years n red.
dent OF Castle Dale and an old school
teacher and leading citizen. died al
the home Of his son. a. H. Peterson
90 Marysvalc last week. where the old
man was spending the winter Hs
was ~ years old and was native Of
Norway. and enjoyed the friendship
81 host 81 Emery county peonle
with whom he has been more or less
I associated
word comes Of the arrival last week
az the home 81 Mr. and Mrs. Azei See
/ iy az storrs 81 another fine hoy.
Bryan Fox and Leo Jensen ~ or
angeyillo brought IN thirteen coyote
hides last "wednesday. one 81 the
hides measuring five and n half feet
In length
4 Aldrich formerly a very active
reaident OF Castle Dale and now driv-
ing motor line al Ncsien. was a
I business visitor here Thursday. lie
. returned o. Nesien Friday
John W jackson and wife and son.
jeremiah. and wife of Wayne county.
and Thomas Jackson and wife 81
Venice. were visiting with their bro
thsr-in-iav. daughter and sister. Mr.
and Mrs John X. Reid. az Orange
VIE. the past week Their visit came
al great surprise as the three had
not met together in ten years They
returned a. their homes Friday. There
d only one sister. who resides in pay-
son.
The Emery stake academy showed
IT, colors brilliantly at the last day -
the roundup az Huntington. Some 81
the people had an Idea that the school
tas dead. but We proved o. them the
Fork We are doing T. above the stan
aard
Farmers ~ Cleveland have cause Co
rejoice this year over their excellent
crop % seed. II T. reported that about
eighty thousand dollars have come in
To- the two little towns of Cleveland
and Elmo.
SIR. ana Mrz J. A. Curtis 81 Cieve-
land have welcomed n giri o. their
home. All concerned are doing we'll
During noon hour ono day last week
fire was discovered on the roof ~ tho
school house az Cleveland. bat by
quick action u was brought under
control before much damage was
done. n was caused by "a spark fall
ing ON the dry shingles
Dee ovlatt and Miss LILLIAN ErIek.
son % Elmo were married iart week
ln the salt Lake temple
Mis- Lliacc oliver of Elmo has been
sui ring from another attack ~ ar.
pendilitin
The thrcshinz b. nearly ai done
around Elmo. leaving ths farmer
with n happy smile un their faces
on Saturday wD were visited Iv nn.
other disastrous fire. thIr time Ia che
home uf Edgnr ward out in thr south
fields Ward had gone after Foud
and Mir Ward had some tn th. store
and returned tu find their homo ln /
ashes. Not a thinF was saved. hut
thr things theS wore aud thsy are isu
ln very destitute Circumstance. DO I
thoy had Just spent their summers I
rnps ln repairing and furnishing the /
homo and nttlnE up Tor winter There /
waH no Insurance.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
DgN FARM WHEAT ~ MOST
EXCELLENT CONDITION NOW

Except in n Few lncon-cuuontai In
stances wheat sown by dry farmers In
Utah this fan had properly Rcrmin-
HtHd and was iu excellent condition
when the recent snowfall came. says
A. ~ Th'rurn. section director ~
thc United States weather bureau az
stit Lake civ Wheat and other
grains hr says W,rr showing sprouts
when che snow began tu nli
Thlrnru fays th1t the present need
"f dD farmers Is un abundance ~
moisture. tir has received reports
that while tho surface of dry farm
districts unw appears Co ho moist. Il
Is nulN necessary Co die about eight
inches under the surface Co find the
roll very dry
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
Mt. PLEASANT

/ MT PLEASANT Noy. g7.-Mt
I Pleasant and other towns uf North
I Slnprtv are making elaborate prem.
| afhtiuus Tor the farmers and house
kcvpvtF roundup 90 hs held Boz this
ciN during the week commencing De-
c"mier lath Numerous committees
are at work pianning and hooking ar
] trr the details 81 the preparations
/ Farmers ana h1ur~wiye- are expected
~ attendance" in large numbers. as
the Utah Agricultural college Gwen
sion work has been grHalus ia Inter
10 iu this section uf late.
y o. Hartman and Lee savage 81
iini, hkifs. Colo. we're lu Mt Pleasant
Tor few days This week trying a. nuy
cattle The siri they Wsr, looking
TOT wen" COWS and young animals Ia
seems that they were unable tu pur-
CHEESE ans animals this trip.
Peter Rasmussen departed 1yadaas-
DAY Tor ogden. where he win pr5h-
'nlf make his home lur the winter.
Mrs. Rasmussen has been In ogden
Tor some time aud of late has been
having poor health
Mr. ana Mrs. orson Munsou we're
over from Scofitld a. enjoy Thanks
giving in this ciN with relatives
Mrs. l.. r.. Macarthur aud daush-
tiers, Ruth and Lea have returned 20
Washington -. g.. after spending the
summer in Utah visiting with her mo-
Their. Mrs. Emily l.. Thompson. Al
scipio and the Macarthur families al
Provo and Mt Pleasant.
Nell NJ. Madsen and family az sco-
field are In Mt Pleasant and win re-
main TO assist his father Andrew
Nadsen, who has been az "a local hos.
pital Tor some time.
Miss Esther Pyott went % Salt Lake
city Monday a. meet one of her bro-
thers who is returning from a mission
% England.
John Frank Alfred OF Spring CITY
was unfortunate this week In getting
his arm broken while blowing In the
field with a sulky pillow.
The Pearson family held a reunion
al the home Of Mr. and Mrs e.. w. An
derson yesterday. All members OF
the family were here and enioyed a
very pleasant time together.
The Madsen corner adjoining the
heokstrom home on State and Main
was sold this week h. r.. W. Weech
who viii erect modern drug store
on the corner.
Andrew Pearson OF this city and
Miss Leonora 70. Crolley OF Salt Lake
city were married Tuesday az Zion.
They wiz make their home In Aft
Pleasant.
August Niels and George Pearson
came over from Boneta Wednesday 20
spend Thanksgiving In this city, their
former home. They report that the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
; UTNTAH BASIN SECTION

MYTON. Nov. s5.=Touci Catoomp.
the Indian who shot George bartlett
on the niEht of November 20 at white
Rocks. went 60 Nefnai and CAV, him.
self up "wednesday a t umlnnry
hearing was hold and CHtUnmr was
bound over tD ths diffi.t court lie
usT released un bite own rr.Hruizanpc
CO. appear Tor trial on December sth.
bartlett bias entirely recovered and
'Hs returned 90 Die home lt white
EHokr
chief clerk Carr of tbe railway mail
service Do in the basin Intoxicating
th' parcel pHsf rHrtitr
49, effort Dr. LrIus made hy Dr.
Emo. Dol and Mrt 90 % Brown CO. sr-
cure the s,hieiniH huf.. fnr hospl-
thi
MANY cattle rau is seen around
Take furk at present N,lr'f every
GARNER hHs field uiI aud nearly nU
thr surplus hHf hlH been sold at "a
uir priUr
An sp.d,ml. of colds and De- sripus
hla b.en visiting the basin the past
week. About haif ths people uf My-
ton have had H as 90 it. some more
severe than others $50 serious sick-
hfsHtH nave HrrU = ported. however.
Word vas received that half the pu-
pills "f the hiEh school 1t Roosevelt
orc uhH"ntiuF th"mar'Nrr ON account
"f COLDS and reports from other towns
are similar
. a. Willard has hIs dance hall az
AitnuHh nearly completed. n d. "a
Zine r""m' structure and credit o.
The town and ita builder
'loNi Wost has gone O. Ferron.
where he will be- married o. "a Miss
Hitchcock of that place.
}. u. West and wife have gone 90
Emery county 60 celebrate the mar
riHEr Uf their sou. Cloyd.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
MANT

MANTi. Nov. 27.-A rather uys-
terious and disastrous fire Wednes.
day night burned the barn ~ Ernest
I1fgeusen in which he kept his auto
mobile. ile had converted the lfanto
shed into FaraEr and before the fire
was discovered 10 had reached che
machine and exploded the garplinr
tank which spread the flames 30 rap.
Idly and so furiousiy that the crowd
could not get near enough a. DO am
work whatever. Fortunately the harm
was not close g. any other building
and contained no stock or hay.
No. not a Joseph Hliistrom. but just
straight Joe Hill. Ne. also. h. becon.
inc sntanFied In the neshes 81 the
law and j. reported O. have forged
check. FOR which he received good
hard coin OF the realm and made hia
getaway Sheriff Burns was given tn
case and through the telegraph and
mail located Joe In Green River. wyo..
where he IL being held by the author.
titles. Sheriff Burns started anfr
him "Wednesday
Miss Stella Madsen 81 this city ami
oven smith 20 Logan were married
in the salt Lake tempt. Wednssdat
The new home q Mr. aud Mrs y
=. NELSON uf North Main was tha
scene 81 much merrimont Mondaf
the occasion Icing Mra Nieison
snfoutieth birthday
Eiden Crawford ieu "Wednesday for
s. Thomas. Aria where b. expects
Goo IrmHin permanently
Victor Kiri BEL n MaYurid visitor
from Emery rounty
Spencer Mpfnt b. getting around
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
MOAN MANGANESE II
CAUSING MUCH TALK

MOAB. Nov. 27.-Thc continued
discovery ~ rich manganese claims IN
the Moab region 81 Utah a. exciting
considerable Interest, Several ~ the
LARGER properties are shipping 90 a
limited extent one or two 81 them IN
the Green River section quite extern
siNely IL u freely predicted here that
manganese mining In Eastern Utah Il
going % prove "a tremendous addition
al asset o. the state.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03

The sun supplies rubber stamps OF
every description. sheep tags and ear
marks Everything Ia brass and al.
minimum goods. Mail orders receive
prompt attention. Address. The sun
Price. Utah-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
POSTAL DEPARTMENT HAS
ISSUED THE ANNUAL PLEA


= The post1fficc department has
= issued IT, annual plea TO the pub
= dc 60 mail Rift packages early
= and avoid the "crush" which al
3 WAYS comes during the last days
4 Of grace before the great holt
= dav. The appeal this time Is a
. paraphfase ct the commercial :
= slogan. DO Your Christmas
4 shopping Early" and naturally
= supplements the business mans
= Injunction Buy early. mail early
> and get your gifts there on time.
, when is a Christmas present not
3 a Christmas present. When II
= gets there the day after
= This. in effect. is the way the
= postmaster general puts II up to
. the public. Tho department
= promises To- do all in its power
= a. insure quick and effective
= dispatch and delivery. and j. con-
= ndept that 10 the patrons Of the
= service viii cooperate with em-
> ployes the huge volume Of holi-
= day parcels and letters will be
= promptly and efficiently han
= died.
= . 3 = 4 4 = = > = = 4. 4 q 4 = q .
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
OWES HER GOoD HEALTH To
CHNMBERiNIN's TABLETS.

y owe my good health 60 Chamber
laln's Tablets writes Mrs u. q. Neff.
'r""hHton' - Two years ago was
an invalid due 20 stomach trouble. I
loon three bottles OF these tablets and
nave since been In the best OF health. q"
Ohlalnable everywhere.-AdNt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
To- EXTEND TIIE STUDY OF
CtNfCS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Plans Tor extending the study Of
rivioH In the public schools Of the
state we're discussed last Saturday al
q meeting held ia the offices 81 the
department 81 public instruction %
salt Lake city by the Utah commit.
tee % the American Political Science
association.
This committee comprises l. J.
Muir 81 Bountiful. principal OF the
Davis county hlgh school chairman:
John Nuttall, Jr, principal OF the
Spanish Fork high school; Enoch Jor.
gcnscn, formerly of Price aud now
principal Of the Jordan high school.
u n. Nelson principal of the Mt.
Pleasant high school and IT, CLAUSE
Lewis. principal ~ the Millard county
high school.
Teaching OF cIylcs la the states
high schools az present was reviewed
hnd me committee expressed itself az
particularly gTatified with the manner
ot teaching and the progress made In
the subject In the Salt Lake CITY
schools
The committee IN the near futur,
VIII formulate report o. be submit
TED % the national association
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03
EPHRAIM

EPHRAIM. Nov. Everyone
knows Barnard Mattson OF Ephralm.
II ne were In Germany he would be
decorated with the iron cross by En-
peror wilhelm. lie Is now the father
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-03

Tho sun carries a fun and complete
me Of pencils. ink. mucllage. pens.
blank books and office supplies in
general. Mail orders solicited. Ad-
dress. The Sun. Price Utah-Advt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-16

Notre Dame de Lorette. near Carency.
the enemy reoccupied portion Of the
trenches he lost to us Jan. IA. At
BlanGy, near Arras, we have continued
to make progress. The enemy delivered
an energetic attack. preceded by vio-
lent artillery fire, on our positions west
OF La Boisselle. Thi sattack was re-
pulsed.
Along the entire front from the
Somme to the Meuse no infantry en-
gagements were reported yesterday. In
the sectors of scissors and OF Rheims
our artillery obtained noticeable ad-
vantage at several different points, such
as the scattering OF regiments that
were assembling, causing an explosion
of a German battery.
''In the Argonne there was a rather
determined artillery attack on our po-
sitions at Fontaine Madame.
From the Argonne to the Vosges-
We checked completely n spirited at
tack of the enemy directed at our
trenches at Flirey and the Germans
evacuated the crest of the hill to the
north of Clemery. east of Pont-a-
Mousson This they were compelled to
do by the fire of our artillery.
"In the sector of the Vosges there
was artillery exchanges on all the
front. There was also some heavy rifle
firing, particularly at Tete de Faux.
'Tn upper Alsace there was no
change"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-16
AvEzzANo WIPED OUT.
Town 81 12,ooo Disappears Entirely as
Result 81 Quake.

=. Rome. Jan. I6-Willtain MarcOn1,
who returned here Friday from Avez-
zano ON board the train with King
Victor Emmanuel declared words wer
insufficient to describe the horrors he
had witnessed. The town had been
Absolutely leyelled, he said and those
OF its residents who had escaped death
In the disaster nknv. were destitute
s"King Victor Emmanuel told me" )"
ho said, that he had visited the scenes
of all the earthquake disasters in Italy
since he ws a child but that this one
surpassed all others, even including
Messina..
Describing the damage done in Avez-
zano, Mr.. Marconi said:
"Avezzano has absolutely ceased to
exist. In iMessina some buildings, es-
pecially the palaces along the sea
'front.' give one the impression that they
are still intact, their facaGes having
survived the shock while only their in
teriors fell in. Not 50 with Avezzano.
No wall there remains erect. 1t seemed
as tho the ground had been ground to
a powder by some gigantic machine
The people of Avezzano according to
Mr.. Marconi have abandoned their ef-
forts to take the bodies of the dead
from the wreckage and are giving their
entire attention to trying to rescue the
living who are prisoners In the debris.
The catastrophe was OF such vast
proportions. Mr.. Marconi added. that
no organization of men could possibly
have done anything to give Immediate
relief. The people were in despair at
their powerlessness to render aid to
those who called for aid from their
places OF entombment.
During the first day Of the disas-
ter" Mr.. Marconl continued, "the res
cuers were 80 weak that they could
not even attempt to move any weights
from those under the debris.
when would-be rescuers did arrive.
however. from other points most Of the
victims buried under the piles Of bur-
led buildings were extricated."