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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15

- FiSNfN- tNlINb HNs to
OFFICIALS COME THROUGH
Wouldn't it be funny if the nine dis
rectors of the Rock Island railroad,
from which $6,OOO,O00 was looted,
had to dig down in their jeans and
make good the coin?
Federal Judge Carpenter yesterday
entered suit against the nine r, l. di-
rectors, charging them with mulcting
the company when the road was sep
arated from the Frisco system and
asking them to refund the money.
If. man attempts a confidence
game on s. Halsted st. and get caught
he will go to the BrideweIl.
When the city threatened to take
over the automatic, telephone system
under terms of a contract between
the company and the city the bank
ers howled about poor widows losing
their investments.
But who has noticed bankers she'd
ding tears because the Rock Island
was juggled and pilfered by financiers
until it went broke and swept away
the little hordes of widows and small
investors?
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-15
HE AND SHE

She-Have you ever read Lives of
the Hunted?"
He-No; what's it about-baches6
lors?-New York Post.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
GOING BACK TO Gn,NDpvs.

I'm going back down tD grandpa'a.
won't come back no more.
To hear remarks about ms fsst
A-muddling up the floor
There TOO much aiI about ms
clothes.
The wUldin'f never done.
I'm Epin' back down 90 Grandpa.
Where u boy ran have some fun.
! dug 49, half hIH garden
N-giitIn' worms f,r bait.
lln said hr used 90 Ike %
Wh'H : laii abod sp iatr
ito said that pic wa good fyr boys.
An candy made 'ym grow.
10 T can't ~ back % Graudpn.H
ill turn pirate. int you know
lio didn't make me comb my hair
tiut once or twice week.
&c. want watchiu' ont frr words
hadn't urt,r speak
iic told mo stories bout the war.
An lnjunF shot nut West
H'N'H y ~ N'NH NN"HNH 80 ~ AN''H N'H
Fer be- knows what boys iike best
llr even runs n race with mo
But had Ia stop an cough
lir rode ms bicycle an laughed
Heonusr BE- mmhlcd OFF,
lie know the early apple trrrr
Around within o. miles
oh. Grandpa was "a dandy
An wac "lu IT, ull the while
I bet sou Grandpn'H lonesome.
don't care what you rny,
! Hcu him kinda oryin'
when you took me away.
when yuu tax tu me of heaven.
where nll the good folks go,
I Fu,ir ill 80 o. Grhndpu'H
An ven have good timer. 3 Know
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
ms hAIlI,oNDs HAVE BrFN
"i"NLN TO the LAST DITCu

~ PAUL. MINI March za-uait.
''us ~ thls country have leon d,i,.,,
w. 'ne la't ditch and are no longer
"'it t' compete with each ,tb,r -,
anyone clae.' James J. IUu rsIir,,5
huild'r told tho railroads ,,,,,,,t,,,.-
'' U'1.e anl senate late today al
= l.,oI'!hi nearing nn tho hif bofor. tho
h-''i.r' ' in.rra the railroad
p' hf'r rate ln thH itate from 2
~ per mile OBJ ~ cents
w. a. Gardner Of Chicago rr,.i.
u'nt "i the Chicago q Nortbwest.rn
railroad and Edmund pepni,r,,n
minneapolis. prc Iieuf az tho Wi,,e'
'poHa. 3, Paul and sauit efe. Marie
'dlir'tl. alec appeared before tbe
''H'HIitea. quoting rtatrtira to r.tb.
.ttntiai" ST. III. ,.ntcuti5r that ,
P'enF 'NhaurfiHu 90 tho railroad
p'"p'fii' nf tha country. uniaes paq.
.HF'r rates abe Iu.rra..d. o. Dut "a
Even more stringent conditions VIII
follow tho conclusion rf tho pr.-opf
European war. Mr 5000 predicted
N'Ni year, Boo believed. would r-n m
iall boo prices OFF aiI farm produ.tr
WITH wheat down tu co ,.nts r,r
'usn'. Abnormal Interest rates ON
mono. aft0r 90. ElrDu,an struggis
'nds HIr' were fnr..art Lv tho So Paul
Iinat. i'r who u.I The "usr sin be-
brought t' speedy ,i..a became Of
mo phyi'al and material exhaustion
mat Ni'i eu.Ho aud boz ensuing
10 costs moro money per train
mile To- operate pl. enger train. than
~" railroads rr.siN" for b." Mr. TUu
fhld' in urging th. Necessity for In.
creased revenue from parfonrer traf.
IT,. You know how long that com
dition can exit aud what ultimately
VIII come Of o. Intelligent legislation
8 90 advantage Tor any state. but
lcgil Iation that D. unfair g. the rail.
roads g. unfair t. the people ~ the
rtatc. Tor sooner or later th.y vifl
nave Co put their nccks under the
yoke aud help share the railridhd's
burdens
The railroads 81 this country are
staggering under too great "a burden
now. And they are right az the last
ditch. ThCy are mo- longer abio 10
compete with each other or anyone
else. They are too busy trying 10
soly" their financial problems that
VIII enable them O. live awhile
longer
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
NOTICE 10 wATEn

NOTICE To WATER UsEHs.-
State EnElneers Office. Salt Lake
CITY Utah. February NJ. 1915. NO.
tire "a hereby given that Alma Pull
mer. whose pQEtofnce address l. Or
angeVliie. Utah. has made apDiica-
zion ln accordance with the require
menta ~ the Compiled Laws - Utah.
1901. as amended by me Session Laws
~ Utah. 1903 and 1911. o. appr0-
pirate Ten nQI cubir-fect 90 water
per Herond from Price River. Carbon
county Utah. said water wlli b. d.
Ferted az a point Uhleh bears south
40 degrees ~ minutes west EE1.1 feet
IRON the northeast coEufF Of Section
-, Twp. 10 Heuth. Range , East. San
lake hase and meridian. and cJn-
Feyed ~ means % a ditch aEd pipe
lines Tor a distance o. 300 feet. and
there used from January I - Deem
Der ~, Inclusive. ~ each year. % gen
crate power for the plrposs ~ electric
lighting and pr0pellins machinery a.
Helper, Utah AfteF having been -
used. The water Eni be returned o.
the natural channel. az a paint which
bears aouth ~ degrees ~ mlnstca
weEt l.fi1 feet from the s5uth guar
Ger curEer % Section "a. TWD. -
south. Range ; East. Salt Lake haze
and meridian. This arpIlcaflon a
designated Ia the state ensineersa Of
flee as No. $3.50
All protests against the granting ~
said aspiration. SEATING ne reasons
therefor. nlua - made 81 AFFIDAVIT
ID dupiicatS aecomI anied b. a fee 81
fz.Be. AID fhed ln this office within
thirty fEbl days After the completion
% ne pubiicafi0n ~ INA notlcs W
u. EEEiiS. State EnsineeT.
Date q nrst publication Febrlary
20. 1915. date 81 completion u p.bli.
cation March -. 1915
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
NOTICE no wArrn rsrI,

NOTICE TO WATER UsF,uc -
state Engineers OFFICE. Salt Lake
city. Utah. February ~. 1918. NO
tico H. hereby given that ~ ". MELON.
aid and Fred l.. watrous. whose post.
Office address ~ Price. Utah. have
mado application iu accordance with
the requirements ~ tho Compiled
Laws of Utah. 1897 as amended hy
the Session Laws of Utah. 1903 aud
1911, 10 appropriate fivc hundred
t5vpl acrc-fect ~ water from tWo
unnamed springs and flood waters ln
'afhon county Utah Spring No.
Dos l.iG0 feet cast and 900 fort south
81 the north quarter corner of Sec
ton 10. Twp ~ South. Range 10
East Salt Lake base and meridian.
ana Spring No. lies lao feet east
aud 900 feet south of the said corner
The said water win br stored IN "a
reservoir embraced in SECTIONS . and
10. Twp. ~ South. Iiange 10 East
from whore % VIII be- released az
point winch lies 3.g22.5 feet south
and 1889 feet west ~ the cnst quar-
tor corner 81 section 8. township anu
range afUr, Htid, and allowed 10 flow
down tho natural channels 81 Willow
creek ana pricr River. from whore
u VIII he diverted 90 u point which
iicH il0 feet west ~ the north uuar.
ter corner Of Section 2. TWP IS South.
iinnge 10 East. Salt Lake base aud
meridian. and conveyed bf means ~
"a ditch for n distance &C if.5 feet and
there uned from April . 90 soptor.
her 30. Inclusive. OF each year. ~ lr.
rigatc 900 acres ~ land ompratcd In
Section p Twp. o. South. uango 10
East ana section b. Twp 10 sorth
Range ~ East. Salt Lake base ana
meridian. A. much of said water a.
may De- necessary viii be- used during
the entire year for domestic pur-
posrH This application H. designated
IN the state engineer office no 80
sos.
Az protests against the granting Of
naid application. stating the reasons
therefor. must be made ~ affidavit
In duplicate. accompanied by a Zee Of
1910. ana filed Ia this office within
thirty (3o) days after the completion
81 the publication of this notice w.
u. BEERS. state Engineer
Date ~ first publication February
20. 1915. date 81 completion ~ publ.
cation March ~. 1915
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
~ TIIE sEvENTn JrDIcIAL DIs.

~ TIIE SEVENTH JUDICIAL MS.
trirt Court ~ the Stats. ~ Utah. in
and Tor. Carbon County. George n
FORD. Trustee. on behalf 90 himself
and 80 other stockholders ~ the "a.
voy Hotel Company similarly situated
who may see fit - come in aud D.
made parties % this action ana con.
tribute ~ the sHpenrr thereof Plain
uff 80 savsy Hotel Company. cor
poration. X. d. %. Jenasn. John len
sen Hyrum Baird and g. g. Marca-
sen. representing themselves and az
other atoc khOidcrs 0f ths Savoy Hotel
COMPANY who do nos come ln and
become pariies plaintiff ~ this action.
uefendauta Notice. h0tlre ID here
BY given that ths unfsrzigned ~ re-
celfrr fur the hotel company has
fied re- petition in the above oEutiea
court for che sale ~ an thr araetH
1f the savoy Hotel Company which
said petition Wlu he heard on the sth
day of April 1915. at o'ciock a. 90
ana hny and 40 perasus ah9 have am
objections or protests to make agalnat
the riie ri said prDperfy must nie the
came alth the clerk ~ the above en-
titied court On o. before the sth Gay
% ApuL 1915. - - siIEE8AF.
Receiver.
First Pub Mrh o.. lat lieh ass
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
NOTICE TO WATER UsERs.-I

NOTICE TO NATER IsERS.-
State Engineers Office. Salt Lake
city. Utah. February AZ. 1918. Mo-
tice ~ hereby given that Canakia o.
nnulakea. whose post0fflcn address n
Sunnyaide. Utah. has made applica-
ton In accordance with the require
ments 81 the Compiled Laws ~ Utah.
1907. na amended by tho session Laws
~ Utah. 1903 aud 1911. 81 nppro-
pirate four co cubic-fcet 81 wafer
per second from an unnamed creek
extending from Hlg Springs Ranch.
Carbon county. Utah. Said water
vii BE- diverted a a point which beaTn
north rs degrees east 200 frct from
the west quarter corner - Section 10.
Twp - South. Range ~ Fast. salt
Lake base and meridian. and cDuVf ~
"a b. means u ditch for a distance
% 5000 feet. and there used from
April ! o. October %. inclusive. 81
each year. g. iuiKate $50 acre. 81
land embraced ia the southeast quar-
ter 81 section 70. Twp. 40 South.
Range ~ East and the southwest
quarter u Section ~ and the north
Wcst quarter ~ Section 80. Twp. nc
South. Range ~ East. gaii Lake tase
and meridian. This application Il
designated ia the state engineers Of
flee a. 40. G3is.
All protects against the granting n
said application. stating the reasons
therefor. must b. made ~ sfndasli
in duplicate. accompanied ~ a Zee Di
f2.t0. ana filed In this office wlthin
thirty (1gJ days after the completion
70 the publication ~ thiH notice. W
j.. BEERS. State Engineer
Date ~ first publication Februag
90. 1915. date ~ completion ~ publ
cation March 20. 1915.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
NOTICE 10 WATER USERS

NOTICE 10 WATER UsERs.-
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city, Utah. February 10. 1915. No
tico ~ hereby given that 10. ~. Nc
Donald and Pred T.. Watroua, whose
poaioffico address b. Price. Utah have
mndu application IN accordance with
the requirements % the Compiled
Laws - Utah. 1907. ~ amended b.
the Session Laws Of Utah. 1908 ana
1871. a. appropriate five hundred
tb0ol acre 'cct n water from willow
Creek. WaHatch county. Utah. sald
water viii bo stored from January
90 December ~. Inclusive. ~ each
year. In reservoir embraced In the
southeast qanrtcr ~ Hectlon ~. Two.
~ South. ilhnRe 10 East. Salt Lake
base and meridian. from where u Will.
be released nt "A point which lies
5.si2 feet north and 2.g0i.5 feet Ncft
n TIC gOutheaFt corner % Section a.
Twp. ~ H0uih, Range 70 East. and
conveyed ~ means Of "a ditch FOR a
distance ~ s.10s feet and there Used
from April I 90 September 20. inclu-
flye, 20 each year. - irrigafe 535
acres 81 land embraced lu Sections
and 2. Twp. ~ Houth. Range 10 East.
Salt Lake base and meridian. This
nppiicatiOn ~ dssignated IN the state
engineers office a. No. sgOg
Al protests against the granting Of
said application. stating the reasons
therefor. must be made ~ affidavit
In duplicate. accompanied by n Zee Of
f2.5e. and filed M this Office withlH
'tffrtg' t1g1 days after the c6mplcilou
u the publication % this notlce. "a
-. bkEiiH. State Engineer. H
Data % fret publication FobruaTs
-. 1915. date u cotnpi6ton % pub
liostlon March ~. 1915. -
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
NOTICE no wArI.n usrns.-T

NOTICE TO WATER USERS
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
cts. Utah. February ~. 1915. Mo-
tico D. hereby given that samuel Lew.
IL. whose postoffice address 10 Price.
Utah. has made application IN accur-
dance with the requirements 81 the
Compiled Laws u Utah. 1907. NJ am.
ended ~ the Session Laws 81 Utah.
1903 and 1911. % appropriate two and
twenty ight-hundredtha t2.2sJ cubic.
feet 81 water per second from soldier
Greek. Carbon county. Utah Said
water viii be diverted a. point which
lies SIS feet south and i2s feet west
~ the northeast corner % Section &c.
Twp. 10 South. Range ~ East. Salt
Lake bare and meridian. and convey
"a by means ~ "A ditch Tor distance
- 1890 feet and there used from
March 1 a. October 90. inclusive. OF
each year. o. irriEato 100 acres ~
land embraced in the east half Of
Section %, Twp. 10 South. Range ~
East. Salt Lake base and meridian. A.
much ~ uald water no may BE- neceH-
nary viii bo used during the entire
year Tor domestic purposes This APP
plication Or designated in the state
engineers office as No. GOOG
All protests against the granting ~
said application. stating the reasons
therefor. must be- made by affidavit
IN duplicate. accompanied by Zee ~
t2.t0. and filed In this office within
thirty f30l days after the completion
~ the publication 81 this notice. W.
-. BEERS. State Engineer.
Date % first publication February
20. 1915. date % completion 81 pulli-
cation March 20. 1915.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26

FORFEITURE NOIICE--salt Lake
city. Ctah. February II. 1915. 70 w.
Mont FerrT fou are hereby notified
that tne undersiEnsd has expended
iiOo.00 in labor and improvements
upon each q the foliovins placer
mining claims. to-Hit. the Surprise
so. J. Last Chance ana sunnyEide No.
q. situated in the TllWel- Eideout
MlHlnE District, Carbon county, Utah.
a. all appear ~ affidavit filed yanI-
AIRY -. lsis, IN B0ek AZ. PAGE gsi. IN
the office % the count recorder q
Carbon cg1nty. Utah. IN order 70 hold
sid premlses under the proFlsi0ns %
Section zszt. Revised Statutes % the
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC:

WE wish to announce that there will
" be meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Carbon County Commission
Company within few days, at which &.
It is probable new company will be
formed which will take over the stock
and business of the Carbon County
Commission Company, which amounts
to about $4,000, and continue the
same on a more extensive plan. A
number Of very Influential Boosters Of
Price and Carbon County have ex-
pressed a desire to become interested
in the new concern, which points to
the establishment of the most modern,
up.to.date store in Eastern Utah.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
steam Heat

All desiring steam heat Installation
for buildings. apply % J. H. Manson.
lessee o. the Price Electric Light ana
PoNer Plant
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26
BOND ELECTION NOTICE or can. /,

49,. =. 80 NpAhtI VI tAIk-
yoh county Uuh.-Notice h hereby
slNen that special election has been
yIusIed ana VIII be held In and Tor
oarnoh county. State Of Utah. and In
.ne several voting districts thereof on
myhnny' Aprh ~. a. -. 1915, as pro-
.Iuea ny law Tor the purpose Of vot-
ing bond' in the sum 81 Thirty-onc
Thousand N3iOOO.OOb Dollars Tor
purpoa' 40 completing Improving and
repairing th' public highways 81 car
bon county and ol the precincts
lhcreoi. namely. Winter Quarter
Precinot $50. scoficld Precinct No.
q 1aail" Gate Precinct 80. 3: Helper
l.rccincl $50. Z. Spring Glen Precinct
10. o. iri.o Precinct SO. g. unrper
Precinct $50. q. Wellington Precinct
80. sunnysidc Precinct 30. q.
Clear 'rcrh Precinct 80. no. Kcnii-
worth Precinct SO. %. Carbonviilo
Precinct $50 i2. Black Hawk Pre-
rinct n" o.. East Illawatha Precinct
20. ~. West ifiawatha Precinct 80
ls. Store Precinct so. 10. and Car.
bon Precinct SO. Do.
Said bond. shall hear interest at
The rate M NOT Co exceed 9 psr cent
per onrHm. payable srmi.auuuaiiy.
ara saia bonds shall Become due and
payable nt The expiration OF 20 wears
from th. date of the ISSUE thereof.
Win th' option reserved Co Carbon
county Co., pay or redeem the same at
any umn after the expiration OF 10
Years after The date OF The lsuc there.
onb such qualified electors as shall
have paid property tax 10 said Car
bon county in the year next preceding
such special election shall be- entitled
90 vote thsrcat
Polls VIII open and remain open
from 700 o'clock n. m. 60 90 O'Clock
y. m. u said 18Th day OF April. 1915.
~ said election the form ~ ballot
shall BE- as follows. to-wn
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26

suiaerlbe ~ ~ AIro- ~
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26

The Acdiflcatoron Sontcutiae pro-
gram az the hish school auditorium
Tart night was ono % merit Tho de-
bate between tho seniors and the soph
IGNORES brought forth the best logic
aud arguments heard IN the high
school this year and the Judges had
considerable difficulty w determining
the winner Tho HDphomuroa. how
ever. were given N hairilnc decision
This victory makes the Glars of ~
the undirputcd champions of tho
school since thcy have gone through
thc rrrirs without meeting defeat
William Thomas Tor the seniors did
exceptionally good work Both his
constructive Arguments and rchuttai
Hpccchcl were characterized by force
and tloarucEr Tho sophomore de-
batcrH are also deserving of praise.
Tho srni0fH were represented ~ Will
liam Thomas and Milton Olsen. the
4Ophomorss hy Glenn Harmon and
ftelia Millhurn. Other numbers on
tho program were. Trombone solo by
a y johnson. reading ty Mir Ruth
Millburn. duet from the comic opera
"Buibui.' Mira Will Shut and Harold
Leonard. reading. Miss L0io Leonard.
vocal solo onadcli Woods.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26

ERNEST s. HORsLEY.
fssaJ County CLERK
first pub. March g. last Apr 2-is.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-26

United States. being the amount 70.
quired 70 hold the same for the year
ending December 50, 1919. and "
Within ninety (sO) days from date Of
the last publication Of this notice.
you fail or refuse 20 contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure as CO.
owner. your interest In said claims
viii become the property OF the sub
scriber under Section 232I. UTAH
ASPHALT COMPANY. By o. X. Lew
Is President.
Firt pub Mch "; last June AIS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
l. c. RAILROAD STOPS US FROM
THE LAKE FRONT

Two million people want to get at
the lake front and make it a place of
beauty and fix it up with places to
swim and walk and play ball.
Till now the two million people
have been blocked. There's a big
hog straddled across the way to the
lake front
"You won't get what you want till
you feed me-" grunts the hog.
The name of the hog is the Illinois
Central Railroad Company. And the
hog game of the L c. came up again
officially yesterday when council har-
bors committee took up an ordinance.
1T says among other things:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

1. If the city helps the l. c. to a
clear title of ownership of 200 feet of
right of way between E. 31st st. and
E. 51st ST., along the lake shore, then
the l. G. must contract with the city
that it will not use that land ''for any
purpose other than tracks, switches,
turnouts and passenger stations
without the express consent of the
city council"
2. If the city helps the !. c. to clear
title of ownership of submerged lands
south of 18th st. the l. G. must con-
tract that it will not use such sub
merged land except upon such terms
as said city shall deem to be for the
best interests of the public"
Here's the hitch. This is where the
trouble is. The whole land question
on the lake front would be settled in
a minute if the city should say to the
L c.:
Come on, Old Hog, take it all.
You've got most of it. now and you
can have it all"
But when the city says to the /. G.
that from now on the city shall keep
free from dangerous, tricky contracts.
drawn by dangerous, tricky lawyers,
then the l. C. threatens it will stop all
lake front improvements.
Harbors committee aldermen say
they won't stand for any kind of land
trades along the lake front unless the
city is left free to regulate the 1. G.
John Barton Payne, railroad law
yer and president South Park COM
missioners, got red in the face and
scolded the council committee yester-
day. Payne said:
"The proposed ordinance seeks to
exercise control over property of the
railroad or rights in which the rail-
road is firmly established. 1 know
that such action on the part of the
committee is apt to defeat the whole
thing"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

New York.-Arrested for beating
his wife, Henry Bennett told court
he found name IN. ]. Murphy tat
tooed on her body Mrs. Bennett
said tattooing was done by a girl,
friend. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
RICHARDSON

Naval Constructor H C. Richard
son will have charge of the build
ing of the first naval aeroplane to
be built in a government plant. Sec
rotary of the Navy Daniels has placed
the order for the building of this ma
chine, which will be of an improved
design and large size, with the Wash
ington navy yard and Constructor
Richardson will have charge of the
work.