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CHICAGO, Feb. SHUTTER lRchaug'd
EGGS Receipts 5,lls cases unchanged
POTATOES Higher, receipts II cars
Michigan md Wisconsin red Iomi5c, Mica.
igan and Wisconsin white 45C05Oc.
POULTRY Alive, higher springs l6'at
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Chicago Grain and ProvisiOns,


CHICAGO. Feb. WHEAr-No. ? re
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Married life Is one sweet song,
Poets say.
Just chin music bll day long.
by the way.
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Kansas City Grain.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3.-WHEAT-No. q
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ePTRITf7AT, medium: advice on all subjects;
,,.ssave meeting every Wednesday 1880
, m fio south Main. over Wonderland.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-04

DETROIT HOTEI.-Third and Detroit: ele.
gantly furnished rooms: private and pub.
lie baths; hot and cold running water in all
rooms; steam heat: $3.50 per week and up,
Special rates by the month.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
STOP HUGE FOUNDATIONS
WHOSE MILLIONS MENACE

WASHINGTON. D. g., % Inc
congress THE the third and last officially released publication
today.
Of Of
tended largely through the creation privately managed FUND.-
Indefinite
These Foundations WELD powerful Influence D., the endowment
gcs aud universities by the creation OF funds pnsnng teachers and by
contribution charities
domination
their employee but IL being rapidly extended control the education
social service OF the
planning to
literature which him the be
In uocaied "non-cducaionar campaign
n si1iio1lll
compelled which definitely
powers
points
yielding
workers through the exploitation the Ameri
q American people
Rockeelcrs
his employment publicity
OF certain colleges and universities
to
effective action police during strikes and disputes the
folowing
prohibiting. pcnaI-
them strikes.
would abolish private army"
shipment
aung other similar character when
military the federal
regulate private detective
armies"
the principles Of the Btth trades dispute act
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03

received the Information that between
eighty-five thousand and hundred
thousand acres OF Indian land alone
would be under cultivation before the
year 1919.
on the whole they were very much
pleased with future possibilities that
present themselves there. l.. G. Wins
low Is a brother OF Mrs. Joe n. Rob
erts OF Price and has been talking a
railroad from Soldier Summit 20 the
reservation country for months. II
looks now as ~ he was beginning 10
interest others.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
SPRING CITY

SPRING CITY. Aug. 2s.--Mrs. ia
cob johnson Is Salt Lake CITY WIS.,
itor.
Mrs. petrea Monsen and daughter
were called to Redmonl this week on
account Of the death 81 "a relative.
Mrs Orris Peterson arrived home
SATURDAY,. Peterson has been working
i'm Colorado Tor some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baxter. sr.. were
called e. Orangevillc Wednesday on
account ~ the death Of a relative.
The Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph company has a gang " men
camped near the depot who are max
ing number of necessary line i'm
provements.
Mrs Lynn Barney and Mrs. Earl
Jensen entertained sunday evening In
honor 81 their parents. Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. e. Barney's twcnty-fifth wedding
anniversary.
The hum Of the thrcshing machine
again reminds Us that autumn Il
drawing near. Spring city will have
three machines In operation this year.
two steam and one gasoline.
The Spring city Light and Milling
company has received metal Tuning
this week which will be Installed In
the near future 10 carry water 10 the
power plant A new dynamo electric
machine ~ high power and latest Inn
proved type will also be Installed.
Austin Erickson. formerly Of Sprinl
city and now OF Ephraim. and Mis-
Eva Alfred OF Spring city were mar
ricd August 2bth In the Manti temple
wedding supper was given at this
home 81 the brides mother. Mrs. lisa
belle Alfred. In their honor and .
dancing party at the Lyccum thcatcl
the same evening. where light refresh
menta were served.
Miss Nita Alfred entertained a mum
her of her friends Monday evening.
delicious flvc-coursc supper was Eerv
I'd and later they enjoyed treat "a
the Lyccum theatcr.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
UINTAH BASIN RAILROAD


Three prominent railroad officials,
A. II. Apperson, general superihtend-
ent OF the Denver and Rio Grande,
]. q. Gwynn. chief engineer, and f.
l.. Brown. vice president OF the same
system. accompanied by l.. c, Wins
low, passenger conductor on the main
line. made a thorough tour VI the
Uintah Basin some ten days ago,
touching nearly every section where
their big car could travel. They
would not disclose the object OF their
visit but procured "a great deal OF In
formation pertaining 20 the land now
under cultivation and the extensive
acreage that will be farmed at an
early date.
Their estimate OF the land now
cultivated Is between a hundred and
twenty-five and a hundred and fifty
thousand acres. From Superintendent
kneale OF the Indian department they
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
sKLIRIs THINKS GREECE AND
BALKANS WILL JOIN MILES

Greece will enter the war with the
other Balkan States within ninety
days" II the prediction Of T. q. Skill
ris. Industrial agent for the Denver
and rio Grande and several OF the
coal companies operating In Carbon
county nov that Prime Minister
venczelos has organized his cabinet
! believe that the prime minister will
be able 90 bring about n comprOmise
among the Balkan States and then
they will enter the war on the side 81
the allies with the Balkan States In
the war the forts along the Dardan-
Giles could be taken by land forces.
After opening up n water route into
Russia 80 that the czar's forces could
be supplied with munitions Of war !
believe that Germany would soon be
crushed"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
UINTAH BASIN SECTION

Dr W. J. Baker. the Myton dentist.
contcmpiatcs soon opening dental
office at Sunnyhdo.
W. y. Foy. whose ranch u on the
Upper Antelope Greek. tells the usual
story OF water shortage and conrc-
quert short crops
Myton implement houses have re-
Gently had so many orders Tor binders
that Il has been necessary 60 draw On
the Ncrnnl aud Price agencies 20 fin
their contracts.
II ~ reported that the condition of
williamson the hnrncwmnkcr who
was shot by ~. q. Clarke recently.
has grown critical. due 90 the injury
~ the rpinnl cord rendering paraly-
sis as probable. Hospital authorities
fear the result may prove fatal
The strawberry and Lake Fork
rivers are lowest In history However.
this shortage II not sectional as the
same condition exists all over the
state as well AZ neighboring states.
j. u. Beavers N planning for his
new building at Myton 10 be erected
on the site where the old building was
burned ON June 18th. The building
N 20 be OF stucco and will be fifty feet
wide by forty-elght feet deep. IL Will
be used for pool hail. barber shop and
cigar store, and viii be ready In thirty
days
Residences In Myton are at a pre-
MUM. Every available house IN oc-
cupied and many people are living In
tents
The nineteen glpsles who entered
the uintah Basins western gateway
recently, and who said they had on
deposit In a Price bank eighty thous-
and dollars with which 20 purchase
real estate m Duchesne county, are
gone. They left In hurry, paying
the stage company fifty dollars for the
exclusive use ~ "a truck 20 Helper.
Robert l.. llohm has recently re-
turned 10 Myton from an extensive
prospecting trip In the mountains %
the north OF Nernal. He investigated
"a number OF copper prospects In
southwestern Wyoming and found
many promising leads. He expects ia
return 20 that section and do some
development work IN the near ia.
ture.
The September term of the district
court for Duchesne county will con.
Nene az Duchesne on Tuesday. Sen.
TENDER TIN.
Myton's FIGURING mill Is now run.
ming. Threshing OF the grain cror
has started In some parts OF the reser.
walton.
quite loss was sustained by ]. ID
Beavers OF Myton last week when m
fording the Green river twenty-nin,
head OF horses and colts were drown.
ed. There were a hundred and fift,
head In the bunch and when I'm IN,
middle OF the stream they began mill,
Ing. Many OF the horses and especiau,
the colts, lost their footing and wer,
unable 10 get up. The balance OF IN,
horses landed safely In Craig. Colo
and were loaded for shipment. Rea.
vers said that this bunch is far aboy,
the average Indian pony herd. som,
OF the horses being worth I'm IN,
neighborhood OF $3.50.
Two engineers, Rock NJ. Pope ant
T. +. jackson. have now been severa
days surveying the first three mile,
OF the Upper Blue Bench Irrigation
district canal. IL Is expected IN,
Purple Bench settlers. whose watel
has been turned off except a trim,
for culinary purposes, win turn on
en- masse In a few days 10 work OF
the canal tapping Rock Creek.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
BLAME IS
ON ROCKEFELLER
REPORT or GEORGE y. WEST
FIXES RESPONSIBILITY
Member OF the Industrial Relations
Committee Maintains That the Oil
Magnatc Formulated the Policies Of
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany NJ Ludlow and Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-The RESPONSE
billty for the strike 'of coal miners In
Colorado In 1913 and 1914 and for the
disorder and suffering that followed
II placed squareiy on the shoulders 81
the operators. In n report by George
y. West made public today By the
commission on Industrial relations.
Colorado Fuel and Iron company. con-
trolled by John u. Rockefeller. Is de-
ciared 20 have been the leader In
formulating and carrying out strike
policies. Rockefeller and his son.
John -. Rockefeller. Jr.. are charged,
first. with the selection of incompe-
tent and reactionary agents to serve
~ executive officials In this company.
and. second. with giving their hearth
est indorscment and support to these
officials after they had taken action
that preclpitatcd the worst ~ the
troubles
Approved Cocrcl,c Measures.
Rockefeller. Jr.. II charged with
having approved measures 90 coercc
the state government Of Colorado and
with having fiouted the will of the
president ~ the United States OF
Rockcfeiicr's responsibility the report
says.
"Rockefcllers responsibility has a
Significance beyond even the sinister
results 81 his policy In Colorado. The
pcrverslon OF and contempt FOR Eov-
eminent. the disregard Of public well
fare and the defiance of public opin-
ion during the Colorado strike must
be considered NJ only one manifesto
ton OF the autocratic and anti-social
spirit ~ man whose enormous
wealth gives him infinite opportunity
60 act In similar fashion In broader
fields.
"Rockefellcr writes 60 Mr.. flowers.
You are fighting n good fight, which
II not only In the interests ~ your
own company. but OF the other COM
panies 81 Colorado and ~ the business
interests 81 the entire country"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
HELPER BECOMES CITY
special Election Changes Order Of
Things At Railroad Town.

Helper r. now a city Of the third
class. this being the result Of a special
election held on the nth. Below is
the citys government until the last Of
the year. when these officials Will be
succeeded by the new officers 90 be
elected at the regular city election TO
be held In November. Mayor. Joseph
BarboElio: councilmen, 7. A. Lee. Vic
tor Littizetti. George ST. John. Joseph
Oberto. -. &. Gibson; city recorder.
w =. Avery: city treasurer. Joseph
Biumberg; city marshal. NJ. ~. Lieute.
and city justice Of the peace. J. w.
Werter
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
EASTERN AID SOUTHERN UTAH
Continued from page twoJ

CONTINUED from page twoJ
nirety. Dr. Winters. accompanied Dy
49, robertson Of Fountain Green.
made the trip 10 the camp ana
broueht the patient TO the hospital
Tho trio was a difficult one. by auto
mobile 20 Indianoia, with buggy
horseback and stretcher the remain ",
Ing twenty miles over some very
rough mountain trails.
The last summer kensington OF the
T,yentieth Century club was given Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Miss
ttlida Madsen. The afternoons hos
,esses were Mesdames J. +. NeH'
George Christensen. =. NJ Nielsen
George Madsen and Miss Hilda Mad
sen. The guests included the cluh
members and Mesdsmes Ferdinand
Erickson and Edward Farmer u SAT-
lake city. Oluf Anderson Of Texas
Niels Larsen and Camilla holland.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03

Any firm. corporation or
individual having an account
against mo personally. or In
connection with the Price
electric lighting system since
my connection with the same.
IL requested to present the
same for payment at once.
and very greatly obligc.
J. n. MANSON.
Price. Utah. Aug. I. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
Nome Equal 90 ChambcrIaln's.

II have tried most all the cough
cures and find that there is none that
equal Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
II has never failed 20 give me prompt
relief" writes W. V. Harner. Mont
pelier. Ind, When you have a cold
give this remedy a trial and see for
yourself what splendid medicine Il
Is ObtainRble everywhere.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03

II. W. Crockett 4 Co. pioneer In
Huranoc agents OF Price. solicit bust.
ness anywhere In Utah. Lowest rates
In responsible companies Never A
contested loss In seventeen years bust.
ness at Price. Write or ask Tor rates.
-Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03

The sun supplies rubber stamps OF
every description, sheep tags and ear
marks. Everything In brass and al
minimum goods. Mail orders receive
prompt attention. Address. The Sun.
Price. Utah.-Advt
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and legal blank baokings The sun
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Typewriter papers In various grades.
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For butter wrappers and coupon
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-22

try = it does not name Germany,
though it describes her = who are
married in groups of twenty and
thirty to soldiers going of to the war
so that the nation may be repeopled
after the terrible carnage which
must destroy the flower of its man.
hood. The women are welded with
iron rings instead Of gold, and they
are all very proud of their position as
war brides, until Hedwig, a young
woman, welded with a gold ring in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-22
DOLLS, BEASTS OF BURDEN BREEDING MA
CHINES!9- NAZIMOVA CALLS WOMEN

BY NIxoEA GREELEY-sMlTH
New York, Feb. 22.-pells, beasts
OF burden, breeding machines that's
what we are .
So ALA NazimOYa, greatest TRACE
dienne Of the. American stage,
breaches a doctrine of revolt to the
women of Europe. in the ope-act play,
''War Brides in which she has Just
made the success Of her career
Marian Craig Wentworth wrote the
drama, which is the season s. sensa-
tional hit in vaudeville. It tells the
story of the women Of war eoun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-25

WILLIAM ZIEGLER recently contracted purchase from
Edgar Levy the twelve story apartment house in course of conuc
of
ported price considerably The seller took
of the for Mr. zege also bought from Mr.
the house the southeast of Sevntecond
and Park Avenue.
EDGAR A. LEVY has figured large number Of big deals He
purchased persons dwellings 90 and GA
Eghrst taking the southwest of Park Avenue
dwelling Eghth The of the land
built this point will form invest
apartment house. the northwest of Eighty
seventh Street and Madison Avenue, to John VOlz
MARCUS M MARKS Borough President sold the three vestory
houses Park Avenue south of the southeast
Of Eighty-seventh Street to the Realty Corporation
MALCOLM D. WHITMAN, of the William Whitman Company,
the story dwelling house. 1880 Fifth Avenue from
Peva Farquha held $27OOOO Among neigh
Archer NJ Huntington Benjamin N Duke Elizabeth
w. Van Ingen and George j. Gould
DAVIS and his have bought the Lucana
apartment house. at The Lucana has
been fully rented completion months ago
BOWS bought the four dwelling A Madison Ave
nue. Just and will replace with build
ing leased for long of Douglas L. Gilman
Co. In the Of building will be Offices and the upper
apartments Douglas L. Gilman Co. will the Offices This we'll
has been for site directly opposite
HARRIS MAURICE MANDELBAUM with their pur-
the southeast of l6Oh Street and
their purchases of the Loyal Smith estate
this point totaled in the last years about 1875 lots
JAMES H. CRUIKSHANK and WILLIAM d. FITZPATRICK
story West 0s John A.
Murray.
EVERETT WHEELER sold his old home four story dwelling
house at the northeast of Sevnt Street and Park Avenue to
Avenue Company which William egler H said to be
principal stockholders the object of the being
erection of a tall building the site.
JOHN bought Moore easehod AGA and 466
WestT Twenty fourth Street, three story dwellings.
GUSTAVUS L. LAWRENCE sold plot Of four lots in goth
Street of Sherman Avenue improvement story
apartment houses, 10th Street Holding Company.
FELIX SMAN leased for corporation which he controls the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-25
Some Prominent Figures the Local Realty World This Year

remaining having
tentative rentals for the suites have been placed from $4,000 $4,000
of
Vanderbilt equeahed the oneme William H. Vanderbilt mansion
the Fyrst Fifth
S why he sold the upper Fifth Avenue plot.
VINCENT ASTOR purchased from the American Real
the building 19 Avenue
for $85O He besides substantial of
unmproved property
Boulevard and COncoure East 10th Street and ntersecng
Clarence Davies the broker Mr. Aston through
be erected at the north of Vesey Street and Broadway George
W. Wesh Son. ewel Mr. Aston figured prominently other
the market
and their the Number Thirteen Thrtyseven
Company leased the Old School Realty Company the block
the side of Broadway between Thirty Trty-sixth Streets
and the twelve building there of construction for
Of twenty the the building
the Herald Square Theatre F. G. Pfomm and Edward Blake of
William A. White Sons the brokers in this big deal.
FRANCIS B. CHEDSEY executor he Of Samuel
Higgins sold to the Lehgh Building Corporation the old Higgins home
the southwest Nicholas Street
for improvement with apartment house.
FREDERICK BROWN bought Liberty Building Liberty
West Streets from Euphema Coffin giving payment the Rugby
Hall and the Eaton Hall 20 80 Caemont
ADOLPH LEWISOHN became of Marley
plot the north side of 69th Broadway With
that purchase he placed his ownership westerly
front from 69 10th exception
FERNANDO WOOD bought ten-year College
hold with renewal privileges 612 Fifth Avenue sxstory dwelling
house 1t time the home Of Frederick Flower
MRS ANNIE ROGERS BENJAMIN bought Annadae
Becou sixstOy covering
the side of Fort Washington
She the sellers the apartment Hargood Realty
Construction Company the six old dwelling
ngton Square, and 65 70 Washington Place which the Benjamin
family had owned for than forty years Washington
quickly sold the property
adjoining and on that site to the hotel will be built