Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05

All kinds Of soldering done at
Goodman'a
The heavy SHOWS Of the past few
weeks have placed the sheepmen Of
Eastern Utah In grave condition.
Mayor Carlos Gunderson. who visited
the range early this week. states that
the snow on the range Is nearly IS
inches deep. such a condition places
the lives OF the sheep in very critical
position, and the owners are expert
encing no little worry. No expense
has been spared In shipping In hay 10
feed the sheep and as yet no great
losses have resulted. The sheepnen
are not taking kindly 20 the added ex-
pense. however. for u II possible that
this Item will materially reduce this
years profit.
State Treasurer Jesse Jewkee was
IN Price the other day on his return
to Salt Lake City from orangevilie.
where he vent to attend the ceiebra-
ton and family reunion. February 10.
on occasion Of the eighty-flfth birth
day ~ his mother. Mrs. Mary Jewkes
There were i3s members Of the fam.
NY present. covering four generations.
and the old lady gave a review OF her
lie. She In a native OF London. Eng
and came TO Utah in fs4s. Although
80 advanced in years. she retains full
possession Of her facilities can read
without glasses. and moves about
without difficulty. Her husband died
In 1900. aged ~.
The postal authorities are negotls-
ting with A. Nigiia 20 secure the cor
ner room on the ground floor Of the
newly constructed building on the
corner OF Main and Eighth streets.
Mr.. Viglia has not decided A. yet
what disposition he will make of thi.
room. With the exception OF this
room and three office rooms upstairs.
the entire building IL now occupied.
0oodman'S repair shop In on the west
front and Vigiia Bros store n on the
south. The upstairs In rented 60 w.
w. Lewis. the optician. l.. A. McGee,
the lawyer. and Dr. y. y. Chamber
lain. Mr.. Lewis has housekeeping
apartments adjoining his office.
Price Academy formally opened the
new girls dormltory with a honae
warming party last Friday night.
Faculty. students. alumni and friends
OF the institution were present TO the
number Of over n hundred. A short
Informal program was rendered and
Principal Jones talked on The Acad-
envy, Past. Present and Future" Miss
Clarke sang n beautiful little ballad.
Mrs. Jones performed artiatically on
the violin and the girls choir favored
the asscmhiaKe with a song. Various
games were played and enjoyed by all
present until 10 o'clock. when n de.
licious luncheon. prepared by Mira
Cleveland and the domestic science
girlE, was served.
The Price Education and ProhIbi-
ton club met In the tabernacle Tues.
day evening. After dispensing with
the business before the house. which
connisted Of adopting the constitution
and bylaws as drawn up by the COM
mittcc, the rest OF the evening was
enjoyabiy passed In celebrating the
passage Of the prohibition bill by the
Utah state legislature. The orchca.
ira, led by Geo. J. Barrctte. opened
u.e program. followed by trombone
solo by n. ~. Parry. Letter Bjarna.
son. principal OF the high school
spoke on The three factors that CO.
operate 90 educate the youth" Hs
gave the hong. the school and society
ms these three factors and spoke oi
how each n coordinate and Deepen.
dent on the other. lie PARTICULAR,
emphasizcd that the first two are In.