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PROTEST muNrTroN SHIPMENTS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. "a reso-
luton, protesting against the traffic in
war materials between the United
States and enemies of Germany, was
adopted at the convention of the Ger
man-American Alliance of the United
States but i'm doing so the delegates
unanimously rejected the proposed
open letter to the President as inn
proper and TOO drastic in language
The convention closed it's business
session after disposing Of large vol
ume of business, re-electiug the in
cumbent officers with one minor ex-
ception, and choosing Milwaukee for
the 1917 convention.
The protest against war supplies
was drawn in the name Of and a half
million members of the alliance as
loyal American citizens. History was
pointed to as evidence Of this loyalty,
in the past, with the assurance that
whatever events in the future might
hold would not ind them less worthy
of being Americans
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villa OF the prince of Montevachi. at'
Palmero. was broken into and the
whole OF the famous Jewels Of the
princess stolen. 81 was very strange
fact that the Iris was az the moment
in that port But It was not until the
third occasion. when the yacht was
at Villefranche. and our squadron be-
ing at Toulon I got four days leave
20 60 along the Riviera. that my sus-
nicions were aroused, for at the very
hour when / was dining at the London
house al Nice with Muriel and a
schoolfellow Of hers. Elma Heath -
who was spending the winter there
with p lady who was Baron Oberg's
cousin-that a great robbery was
committed I'm one of the big hotels up
at Cimiez. the wife of an American
millionaire losing Jewels valued at
thirty thousand pounds. Then the
robberies coiucident with the visit Of
the yacht, aroused my strong suspi-
ci0n I remarked the nature of those
documents stolen from Malta. and
recognized that they could only be of
service to q foreign government Then
came the Leghorn incident Of which
you told me The yachts name had
been changed to the Lola, and she
had been repainted 7 made search.
ing inquiry, and found that on the
evening she was purposely run
aground in order to strike up a friend.
ship at the consulate a Russian gun.
boat was lying I'm the vicinity. The
consuTs safe was rined and the
scheme certainly was to transfer any
thing obtained from it to the Russian
gunboat'
But what was i'm the safe?' asked
Fortunately nothing But you sec
they knew that our squadron was due
in Leghorn. and that some extremely
important dispatches were on the way
to the Administered orders basel
upon the decision Of the British cabi
net as to the vexed question Of Rus
sian ships passing the Dardanelles-
they expected that they would b
lodged i'm the safe until the arrival O
/ the squadron. as they always are
They were, however bitterly disal
pointed because the dispatches ha
not arrived.
And then?'
well the only Russian who az
peared to have any connection wit
them was Baron Oberg, the governo
general Of Finland, whose habit
was to spend part of the winter
the Mediterranean. From Elm
Heath's conversation at dinner tn'
evening at Nice I gathered that sh
and her uncle had been guests on Oh
Iris on several occasions, although
must say that Murel was extreme
reticent regarding all that concerne
the yacht
ITO be continued)
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Wallace

"Umpiring is just like playing a
different position" says former Man
ager Wallace Of the St. Louis Browns
who is now an umpire. "Only the
element of rivalry is removed. When
the ball players rush up with pro-
tests ! find it easy TO be patient.
You see, / remember that / kicked
against many a decision that / knew
was o. X. So that ] know what
value to place on protests, now that
the shoe is on the other foot"
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All kinds of tablets, letter and not
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Call and let us show you this stock, also full
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
MANTI

MANTl. Nov. tg.-T. !. Morley. ST..
died az his homo la Muruni Monday
night iliH son. Clerk r. J. Morley.
Jr. was summoned 60 the dcnthhcd.
Tuesday evening be- came back and
took his family over "Wednesday and
remained for the funeral yesterday.
The deceased was hy profession u
blacksmith and was a prominent char
nctcr In the building of Moronl tie
wac nm Indian war veteran nnd a
member of Morunlr famous veteran
rae and drum corps
quite BE- number of people went tu
Mt Pleasant "Wednesday to attend the
funeral uf Judge 4. y. cherry. san
more Would have gone hut Tor the
funeral here uf Pioneer John Lowry.
Gilbert squire has leased and moved
into the stanley crawford residence
at the Rcd Point lie has leased his
fathers farm Tor ten years and viii
build brick house there next spring.
The relief society a. the South San
pete stake held conference In this city
Friday,
Harrison Edwards Of Sterling has
moved his family 10 this city To spend
the winter
MrH Amelia Anderson Of salt Lake
CITY mother of Mrs. Roy H. Melior
10 visiting In this city.
The Sanpete county "mcdicus' held
their annual meeting Ia this city last
Saturday. The association has caught
the trend of the times toward cash
hasis and decided Saturday tn make a
sort Of county black list Tor all who
are able 90 pay their hills and refus,
10 do so,
n. y. Hanson Is carrying rather
undesirable decoration under his right
eye, No. IL was not received hN, con
tact with a stray fist, hut la NOR,
unusual way lie was petting "a neigh
bor's dog when the animal jumped al
him and grabbed the flesh beneath
his eye, the force Of the contact caus
ing the discoloration,
Mrs. W. ~, Anderson went 10 nam
pa, Ida, Wednesday FOR a couple o
weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. N. II. sperry went 1,
Provo sunday to visit their daughter
Mrs. T.. @. Epperson.
Mrs Helen Madsen and Mrs Belle
Brandon came over from noncta Mon
day for an extended visit
Six OF the primary lady teachers o
the Manu school went ca salt Lake
city Wednesday to visit the ZioI
schools yesterday and today
The remains of John Lowry. wh'
Died in salt Lake civ Monday. wer,
brought to this city Tuesday aud TN
funeral held at the tabernacle Wed
ncHday, Bishop Jacobson presiding
| other speakers were Bishop Hunting
ton of Sprngyillr ana Bishop Peter
son, Bishop klar aud Geo. II. Bench
Among those from out OF town at
tending tho FUNERAL We're Mr. and Mrs
Leo Hafen and AIR. and Mrs. Edga
Macarthur OF Provo Mr. and Mrs. 81
Anderson and Bishop Huntington a.
sprlngNille, Hyrum Nelson OF Ferron
Mrs. J. r. Reynolds Of salt Lake CITY
William y. l,owry OF Arco. Ida, Le'
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CASTLE DALE

CASTLE DALE. Nov ig.-Regular
quarterly conference held al Hunting
ton last Saturday and SUNDAY. NoVem-
her 6th and 9Th. trough accompanied
by the heaviest rainfall witnessed for
some time. proved a. be- "a very good
conference. an excellent spirit being
manifest throughout all the meetings.
while the people of Huntington were
most liberal In their treatment ct their
visitors. President Charles ~. Hart
of the first quorum of seventy. Elder
Henry g. Lund aud Mrs, Mary T.,
Connolly. editor at the Young Wom-
ems Journal-ull three workers iu tho
Mutual improvement association
were present from Salt Lake chs and
save some excellent discuurscs and
suggestions
Mfr Lois clark tncc Fugatrl Ut
bingham passed through town last
"Wednesday ON her way Co Ferron.
whore she viii visit with her parents
and friends Tor some time.
W. wyatt bryan ct Fcrrun. who has
been In Salt Lake City hospital for
several weeks. b. still Ia very pre-
carious condition. lliS son was SUM
moned tn his bedside a few days ago
60 permit of blood TRANSMISSION OPP
Grafton,
Some very cold weather has been
experienced the past tow days. follow
ing close ON the recent storm NJ the
roads have been properly and thor
uughN treated following the storm. we
arr sure Go have some tiptop highways
for tho winter
Word WA received this week by the
parents of WIN Cash, who accompan-
led the Hearde overland company left
here recently. a. the effect that they
were In CrclcNillc. where Hcarde has
been seriously ll.
cattle and horse dealers continue
"a come our way and are reported 90
bee paving better prices.
The half million dollar project.
talked of for some time. whereby wac
ter from the watershed ON this side
win be- caught and carried back 90
Ephraim Valley hy means OF a seven
thousand-foot tunnel through the
mountain. was publicly discussed az a
big mass meeting held In lephraim
last Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Marker Peterson of 81.
John Ariz.. arrived from Salt Lake
city last Tuesday for visit Hith Mrs.
Feteisuu's brother. y. a. Anderson.
and family of Emery They spent a
couple of days Ina Castle halc wishing
with old acquaintanoes boa company
with Mr.. ANA Mrs Anderson before
continuing ON % Emery
Colder feet than ever experienced
on the day before election have been
The order OF the day With the occu-
pants of the court house berths the
past week. the coal recently contract
ed for having failed % maj Ike.
leaving these poor suffering trlots
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Lowry and Charles \. Stain ~ SAT-
Lake city. and Wallace Lowry "i
Price.
Miss Inez clark and Miss Davenport
entertained at Miss pavenports home
SATURDAY night for the high school
faculty and some salina friends.
Miss Christine Larson ieft ycstcr-
day for Castle Valley
Miss Edith Kiar gave a shower Tor
Miss Laura Meiior. SaturdaN
Marriage licenses were issued the
past week by County Clerk Morley 10
Edgar Cox and Alice Peterson. both 81
Manti. Hyrum Christensen and Eliza
beth u. Larson. both of Mt Pleasant
Edward g.. Jensen and Laura Mellor.
both 81 Manti.
Two Manu weddings "Wednesday
with receptions two nights for each
couple have helped to crowd the 500
clai calendar this week The couples
united were Edwin T.. Jensen and
Laura Mellor and Edgar Cox and
Alice Peterson.
charles 4. stain ~ Salt Lake city
attended the funeral Of John Lowry,
sr.. TUESDAY. o. whom Stain wac In
debted for hls life. And u rather
strange coincidence. 70 was twenty 81
nine years ago Tuesday that MI Low
IS followed stains tracks in the snow
In the east mountains. found him and
brought him to Mant. 30 nearly irn-
zen that the amputation ct both legs
was necessary.
THE Misses Dora. MAY and Myrtle
Jensen Of salt Take city came out e.
attend the Jensun- Mpllur wedding fcs-
ti,ities
Mrs. Clarence Madison was taken
seriously 100 Saturday with leakage IT
the heart She il improved hut still
confined 60 her bed.
Three more couples lett Manu for
the cNpusitious during the week. AIR.
aud Airr Alex Barton lett Monday
aud Mr.. aud Mrs. a. T.. futile and Mr..
and Mrs. r. h. futile Tuesday.
Mrs. a. w Martin lett home Tues
day for Chicago Co attend a mccting
81 synodical missionary Officers in
conference with Officers Of Womnn's
board of Home and Foreign Missions
The trip may Doe extended into ohio.
including Columbus Springfield and
Cincinnati
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EPHRAIM

rpuuAtM. Nov. i3.--Onc OF the
largest showers ever given in this
,ity was that Sunday evening In COM
,,iip,ent 10 Mr.. and Mrs Angus Thurs
by az the home 81 Mrs ThursbyF par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Madsen.
More than hundred grests were
preaent and the evening was pleasant
Ia spent i'm games and music. Lunth
was served and tie young couple were
presented with kitchen cabinet
Wuford Anderson of this city and
Niee Sarah Dalton Of CirClcville were
married at CircieviIe last Wednea-
dav Mrs. Nicls Anderson ~ this city
lett Tuesday Tor Cifcleyille To attend
the wedding.
The ladies' literary club met at the
rr-,o 1T Mrs James frost Tuesday
evening.
number Of lady relatives and
friends pleasantly. surprised Mrs. Del
bert Rasmussen Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rasmussen will leave In the near
future for Monticello.
Henry Thompson was pleasantly
surprised 10y number of relatives
and friends sunday evening. the oc-
cafion being his birthday. Thirteen
were present
one Of the most elaborate social
events Of the week was the golden
wedding celebration for Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Peterson 81 the North ward
chapel SATURDAY The house vas
beautifully decorated with ohrysan.
themuma
Miss Ada Dalton icft Tuesday for
her home iu Circleyillc after spend
ing ten days In Ephraim.
The South ward relief society gave
a pleasant surprise party at the home
at Mr.. and Mrs william ". Bailey
Thursday afternoon in honor of their
daughter Eva. who is serving az "a
missionary ln New York.
Mst Sarah Peterson. who is tcagh-
ing - hool az Midvalc. spent Saturday
and SUNDAY in Ephraim.
Mr.. aud Mrs Marcus pctcrrnn Of
Snowflake. Ariz.. who have been vis-
itlnE In Ephraim and southern Utah.
returned 10 their homo Mondav
Miss t.aNernc Peterson cntcru incd
the NJ NJ club Wednesday evening
Luncheon was served.
Mrr. l.. NJ Olson entertained fucs-
dnv evening In compliment .u Mr..
and Mrs sam Williams ~ Emery.
Lunch was served 60 five.
Mr.. and Mrs Foimer Hcrtelson en-
tcrtained number ol relatives and
nirnds Tuesday evening.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN UTAH

without the wherewithai for proper
and sufficient warmth.
Principal q. 4. Hickman Of the EN-
cry Stake academy left yesterday a.
attend n special instruction course In
dancing and the etiquette and man
agement 81 the dance which will be
given In the Deseret gymnasium In
Salt Lake city The course lasts one
week beginning next Monday and a
representative from every high school
In the state II supposed TO BE- In at
tendance.
p. e. Borreson. our very efficient
blacksmith II constructing a modern
shop on piece Of y. s Days prop
erty on Center street The building
II t. 10 twenty Ivy thirty-six feet In
size and will be modernly equipped
throughout Iiorroaon viii also erect
a cottage In the vicinity A. soon NJ
he can dispose Of his present property.
Last Monday was set Tor making the
decision az to the location ~ the state
forest highway over the mountain.
but nothing can be learned ne to any
action taken.
McsrA white and Woodbury.. two
forest service men. came over the
mountains iaui Tuesday on bushes
matters connected with some - tho
land In Joc'a valley
Mis- Stella Dalton entertained the
crochet club IN u deiightfui manner
iart Thursday
John ". COX of Orangcullo trans
acted business in the county capital
lart "wednesday
The Hay VicN reading club held
forth ~ the home 81 Mrs Ernest Hat
,erson last Wednesday afternoon.
Word was received late Yesterday of
the death In New Mexico hospital ol
Henry Hicks. who LETT Castle Dale "a
Few weekn ago o. secure employment
In the former place.
\ large force of men 10 az work o.
the trenches and putting In pipe ON
the water system AZ Orangcviilc. The
system Will cover the main partf of
the town when completed. The pro-
motors are cndeavorinE 90 get IL In
the houses ~ the shareholders hsforc
the ground freezes up. and with the
force now on the works u looks like u
would be- accomplished.
The late storm has put the ground
In good condition for blowing aud
romc ate taking advantage ~ condi-
tions and are getting In good Hicks
The rainy weather hnF stopped the
thrrHhinE machines Tor r. few days
around OranEcyiilc There are quit,
a number ~ stacks 90 grain aud seed
set tu be- worked over.
Nj upd Mrs Ira Heal Of Emery
have both hccn very seriously 40 the
past two weeks but az present nr,
considered a. ho slightly improved.
chris Nelson. from the reservation.
has been visiting IN Emery with his
mother and other relatives aud
ffirndH
Mr. tiiiN Jatohsou of Emery. who
was recently operated un al Castle
bale. iH reported to De- getting along
very Well
Af and Mr. Wallace Petty and
I family uf Mt Pleasant are visiting rrl-
ntiyc- and frirndr az Emery
A'lir Heal and Mrs MARY Scow
from sanpctc county ate visiting win
their parents Mr. ana Mrs. ip lical
of Emery
Mr. and Mrs NiclH g. Anderson ~
I Emery are visiting In CATTLE Dale win
their daughters
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FAIRyIEw.

FAiHvtEw. Nov. 1.-THE little T..
ycnr-old Fon of Mt and Mis- charles
RiEhy died Tuesday lie had been
iufcrinK from pneumonia only four
days when the end came.
james ~. Mvyrick returned from
Salt Lake CITY So. tcfdny after "a short
Writ with his daughter. Ncnrttn. who
n attending Westminster college.
Mr and Airs James Anderson. Sr.
returned last SUNDAY from Napoleon.
whore they went Friday to attend the
wedding of their granddaughter. Lii
No. Hurst Mrs Lester Miner and Mr..
and MfH Sylyhnus Howell also attend
cd the wedding reception. returning 60
Fnir,iew on Tuesday.
The sunset club was entertained
SUNDAY evening az the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Madsen by Miss Ran
du Mndreu A chicken supper was
enjoyed. after which there was games
and music. The following girls we're
present ChrlHta BRADY. Ncna Terry.
Madalin Mower. Alice Tucker. May
Mills Pearl Peterson. Bessie Spence
ana the hostess
Some eases of chickenpoN are re-
ported IN town az the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Tanner have
returned 10 Falryicw Tor the winter.
Mrs. Willard Vance gave a birthday
parry a. about twenty-five ~ her Inn
mediate relative and friends Tues
day, November fth.
owing a. the sudden cold spell We
are having. quite number 81 had
/ colds which have caused the owners
thereof Co remain inside ana home In
bed, have been reported.
Carbon aheeta az Tho Rnn.=Ahvt
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AROUND GREEN RIVER

GREEN RIVER. Nov t2.-George
J. Naiis died Yesterday from heart
draaa. M his home In this city. Mrs.
Maris and her daughter. Mrs. still
well ~ California. being at his bed
side when he died Mr.. Maris came
a. this valley In 1907 was public
spirited man and well liked by an
who know him. Funeral services were
held from the Presbyterian church In
this city and the remains shipped 10
wichita. la. Tor interment. accomp-
anied rs his wife and daughter
Alfred O. bradley. the oattleman.
has been az Woodside the past few
days looking after the stock during
the storm His partner. Walter Rutt.
and family are NJ the fair on the coast.
having left two weeks ago. The lat
ter are expected home the last ~ this
week
Airs. Hattie AsimuE was Moab
visitor o. week ago Saturday. going
over with the ladds
Constable A. ~ Riley caused the
arrest uf man at Price n few days
ago who had stolen bot Of clothing
ffom brakeman EtVIns cabin south
of the wards Tho fellow was caught
had nomo uf the goods on him. tie
had made almost clean sweep uf
everything that Erwin had. inruding
ovei coat suit vase. etc.
PROT Marcus w. Jones returned
from Woodruff manganese proper
tier and took the train FOR Salt Lake
city last Friday night
Charles SwagcY returned Friday last
a a.. {.
fiuithod "a Job.
The DAZZLING Zinc mines nt Wood.
ride win te worked Immediately and
they viii get out o. much ore MS pos
aihlc. the demand being practically
unlimited.
~ q. Wilcox has been over IN colo,
RADIO the pact week On husincFs.
Elmer DahlinR reports that his
crowd hN xix OF seven Cafr ~ man.
Ranese ready a. haul o. Fioy no. quick
aH the mud dries up.
There are probably two more ear.
loads 81 winter wntcrmsions In the
valley that remain unaold
4. -. Lewis haf placed another rai
81 watermelons that are being loaded
out this week Frank scnrron. J. it
| carp and the Roberts brothers fur.
I NAlNfN NiNNA ~ WV Nl'lNNN w wv
goes a. iicipct
The state board at equalization
spent Thursday night nt the Metro.
pole Hotel while on route from pric,
a. Moab. Meetings were held az htnt
place. Commissioner -. R. Gillespie
attended the one 20 Price. Tho object
| o. a. got things running smoothly un.
der the new law that was passed h'
the iart Legislature. ana which call,
for fun cash valuations In next ,car'i
assessing
Robert Woodruff hnt been Rkiul
some of his friends ON trial tripf m
his motor boat. which " % dandy
Woodruff h nov equipped O. take ru
ginuerinE or sightseeing parties dowf
tho river In style. Ne knows the oiifl
dwcllcr country perhaps better thar
any other man in this rcctinn
Sheriff Henry East ~ Provo took D.
ride over the valley In company viii
Constable a. u. Ellcy last Tuesday
having come down a. hunt an cscnpct
prisoner who had doubled back 4,
Price
captain Sheet Gregory brought
home his motor boating party Sundn,
evening they having enjoyed the triI
Ia utmost safety and comfort
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carbon sheels 81 The sun.-Adyt