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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-15
RIcKFRS MARKET REPORTS.
Large Receipts of Pcultry at loc, Also
Heavy Supplies of Lambs.

st. Johnsbury, Sept. l5.-Receipts at
w. Al. Ricker's market, for the week end
ing Sept. IA included;
Puultry--4so, Zoe.
Lanlbs-5I5. 3fa36tac.
Hoas.-365, 5@612e.
Cattle--90, 3m6ac.
Calves--4l4. 3(aT1ac.
Mich Cows-75, $50 q SIS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-15
2.lo TRoT sTAKE-P PURSE $50
2.2o PAcE-PURsE $500.
y - A.. Arasr. Mar

| Wendell =. not standing 70 win any money.
Time .isA, 2:lsia 2fl9h, 2:20h, 2s2l y.
? ;2s.
To-day members Of the Montpelier
Board Of Trade viii visit the fair, com
| ing IN 90 automobiles, ana the merchants
association Of Rutland viii come 10 the
fair in 40 automobiles.
The automobile department In the Of
fee OF the secretary Of state is repre-
sented here this week by two inspectors,
John B. Guild and Win S. Teachout Of
Essex Junction. They see that all au-
tomobiles are complying with the law as
regards registration and automobiles used
for hire are inspected as 20 their physi-
cal condition.
Judging Of the stock began Tuesday
morning and in the Judging OF some Of
the classes Of the Morgan horses the fol-
lowing is notedi In class 5 with - en-
tries. 10 Of which were shown in the
ring tstallion foal al 1879. Carivle. sired
by Lyndon and only three weeks old, re-
ceiyed the yellow ribbon, thus winning
prize Of s5. making probably the young
est premium winner on the ground. In
class 7, mare or gelding three years old
and under four. IN the Morgans iona
than J. took the blue. Pauline the red.
and BoKanne the white.
In The Perchcron stations. four years
old a. older. II. J. Whites Mayor Of
wooastock won the blue aud ID. M. Hut
nail's cibson. the red ribbon The lat
ter is cared for largely by Master Clifton
Blake. i years 81 age, step-son Of Mr..
Hufnaf. aud who j. auxiously proud Of
bis fpur-footcd charge, looking carefully
for Ell points vhieh may count in his
favor. the horse. which d = beauty. cTi.
IDENTIFY reciprocating the lads affection.
u the automobile exhibit in tire shed
formerly used AZ . cattle fhed. NJ. O.
Baliman Of West Lebanon shows Tire JEFF
FREY and studehaker ears. the Rutland
Garage Co. Jackson automobile. the
smith Auto Sales GO. 81 Lebanon, three
Buiek cars the Boston branch Of tle
Sanan Automobile Co. tue saruns and
ths kuapp Motor Car Co. ths Overland
and cole oau ana ths Knapr Motor Car
Cos autorndbls skis for uinter dritinF
The Windsor Military hand ~ g rieees
furrsh the bard msusr fey the far. nnf
are 3 fne hand
T1sa eutfias fof swine e1n-rrise 70.
Lands Fhrun 81 q W Marshall son
ri NarFsrnss l4 head anf W. e. Alf
ma 81 tia same tuwn. be- head BRA
sfires exhibited - tis BiHinrs farm n
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W omnn Mnuu ff 81 ~uufh Wneastu.k
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Tnfteaiif esasas Il T.ierre 81 nutlif.s
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

AZ Chicago Boston :, Chicago I.
AZ Cineimnsti--Cincinnati .. New
York 2
Al PittsburR-PhiladslphiA 4,
pittshurE 3.
Al 81. Louis-St Louis 9.
Brooklyn 2.
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A. Taiafsirhla-st Louis ~
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A. New -Drtron 3 Nsu
Vera q
A. Wsshirrtau-lgushinrton 2.
Clnrtiana q
A. Buman Bassrr 8. Chinro O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-15
pRINCE
ALBERT
The national Joy smoke

You can smoke pipe and you will smoke pipe just as
soon as you get windward of some p Al For it's real
man tobacco that just-jams-joy into jimmy pipes and
puts the merry sunshine into malins cigarettes
Now let everybody sn this tobacco talk and discuss
IT pro and con then get supply and al hands smoke
upl For p AS built TO tes-out ue-ke-steel and the
1eaner YOU are TO IT when YOU want to know how good il
Is the you'll think Of when you get that Inforn1a-
fion personally
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-15

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-15

Deer fhs irns SOC u fsn1 fhe
ssors fisufn-ls prsncs Aihcrf.
Toorv red burn. SCI fsdy
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rru-s anS faH -ruuzd hFrri-
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02

Citizens Of Price are 10 make no
speclal effort 20 celebrate the Fourth
of July this year by reason Of the Tact
thar surrounding towns are figuring
to have obseryances Of the day es-
pecially the camps OF Black Hawk
Mohrland and Hiawatha at Black
Hawk. as win also Helper However
that the children OF this community
may be impressed with the Importance
of independence Day there viii 7 a
program observed ON sAIutD ~
Inc 30. about as follows;
Program Ia the Forenoon.
salute II sunrise, Albert j. Cranes
hand aarade o'clock In the fore
noon; o,osrarl at city Hall 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon. w, r. Olson. master
~ oeremonisr with music by the
hand; Invocation. Bishop Albert BY
ner. selection, Exc orchestral read
ing of Declaration OF Independence
Agnes MacLean; girls chorus airee'
lion OF Mrs. L. A. Jones'; oratien' = >
price; male quartet. A. l.. heppier
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
TO TEST ITS VALIDITY
Constltutlonnilty Of the Indctcrmina,c
Law Questioned AZ Zion.

The constltutionailty OF the indie
terminate sentence law OF thin state IL
challenged In petition FOR writ OF
habeaH corpus filed Tuesday In the
Third District court at Salt Lake city.
sheldon G. Mutart. an inmate Of the
state prison. H. plaintiff and Warden
Arthur Pratt In made defendant on
the ground that the plaintiff IN being
restrained OF his liberty by the war
den
In the petition Il In oontcndcd that
the plaintiff ~ being Illegally detained
for the reason that he was sentenced
for n definite term OF nine months,
which time haH expired. Mutart was
committed 10 the state prison on Sep
TENDER -. 1914. after having pleaded
guilty 60 a charge OF attempted rob.
berry and after having been sentenced
Ca serve term OF nine months. Sec
OF chap. 100 OF the soSrlon Laws OF
1918 provides, however, that "A sem
tenoe for definite term shall. never
theicss. be- construed NJ the indcter'
inmate sentence.
Attorneys representing Mutnrt con-
tend that the discretion which proper
~ belongs % the court In therefore
Withdrawn ana Imposed upon th'
state board of pardonA ana that this
board. which 10 primarily an eNecu
tive institution. is made Ia act i'm
properly aH a judicial body.
The petition contends that chap
/ 100 h. void aud of no effect.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
FOR The CHILDREN MAINLY

and Others; reading. COrnelia Steven
son; selection. Exc orchestra.
Program OF Childrcn's sports.
Baseball game between Troop OF
the boy Scouts and local team.
Exercises by the local Coy Scout
troops. arranged by the local scout
masters.
Foot Racing q Ia years.
fifty yards, 20 10 years, seyonty-five
yards and 10 20 ~ years hundred
yards,
Beanbag contest for girls from 1 = 10
n years OF age
Horse and rider contests for boys
from ~ 20 ~ years of age.
Block games for boys and girls
over IL RS OF age. Prizes viii be
announced next week.
There viii be dancing also for ali at
city Han.
1T Is very desirable az this time, %
SAYS Mayor Carlos GundersOn, that
ali citizens manifest their patriotism.
/, therefore. request that all business
places and residences display the AM
erlcan Flag on Independence Day"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
SHIPPING OUT MANGANESE
BIG Eastern Company Taking Hold Of
Things Near Green River.

The Western Manganese Mining
company OF Denver. Colo. has acquir-
ed through a bond and lease the Great
Wonder Manganese claims recently
located by Lorenzo Hatch and sons Of
Green River and are building good
road 60 the claims. preparatory TO get
ting out twenty-five cars Of ore per
month. The Great Wonder group is
In the vicinity OF Needle Mountain
twelve miles south OF Floy. The new
road will branch of from the Valley
City road about three miles from
Fioy. Hatch has contracted TO build
the road 60 the mines, which perhaps
will take less than weeks time.
The deal with Hatch was made AZ
result OF the company being able 90
open up their other properties In
Grand county fast enough TO comply
with lnsistent demands for the ore.
They were obliged TO acquire the
Hatch properties. which stand up
completely under reliable. expert as
rays Repeated kilograms are beinR
received from New York urging imme.
diate shipment Of the valuable ores
which have created sensation In this
steel industry back there. They wan
five cars Just rs quick ~ the ore car
he mined and agree Co handle not iesl
than twenty-five cars every month
probably a great deal moro. " the,
can get u. 80 satisfactory is the orr
that has been sent out thus far.
Quite a large force OF miners vii
be steadily employed and the clos
proximity Of the camp 10 Green Rive
has given considerable encouragement
to local business concerns.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
TELEPHONE LINE EXTENSION
New Deal Cuts out PRICE Because Of
Great Distance.

AZ the regular meeting OF the board
OF directors OF the Ulntah Telephone
COMPANY Monday evening Il was de-
cided 60 make the extension at once
from Drohesnc TO Heher city and
thus vcrnai will he In direct conncc-
ton with Salt Lake city without the
bother of the long talk around by
way Of Price. says Ncrnafs Express Of
last Friday.
The Uintah people are already
making active preparations for the
extension and have force of men
getting things ready preparatory TO
the actual Singing up Of the wires.
Tho distance IL forty miles and the
estimated cost h about five thousand
dollars.
The company has long been contem-
plating this move and II IN the result
Of much elaboration. The Increased
Tcrvite given vcrnal people ~ re-
Iuit OF this extension win he apprecia.
ted by all users OF the line.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02

and elsewhere where the company
and It's methods are known. the
Northwestern Ii n Joke, except TO
the man who has a policy and a.
fire follows.
Northwestern Must Pay Up.
The supreme court OF Washington
has refused TO relieve the North
western Mutual Fire association
from payment OF a fire loss on
grain belonging TO a whitman coun-
~ farmer and the company must
now pay the iatter's Insurance am
bunting TO t4728.Ss. The farmer
had obtained o verdict for Sbb2S.S9
against the mutual in the superior
court az Colfax, Wash, last year,
but the company appealed TO the su-
preme court, which found that as
the assured had a sound value OF
eight hundred dollars under his
policy, this amount should be de-
Quoted from the original yerdcl
against the company, which Is no"
affirmed.
The case attracted considerable
attention because the company re-
fused 10 pay the grain grower atter
the fire, alleging that he had SCI
the fire himself for the insurance
money. The company subsequently
had the polieyholder arrested on a
charge OF erson. but the Jury
brought IN a verdict of not guilty
Next the polioyholder filed q elNll
suit against the Northwestern Mu-
tual 10 recover $4,000. the amount
OF the policy. The trial jury round
for the grain grower, awarding MN
S6B23.89, the amount OF the poilcy
ana interest. This verdict was ap.
pealed by the company which SCI
up the counter claim that the as
sured had not paid his premium,
when due, although II developed
that the company had aecep'eu II
n will ba noted that first the
mutual refused to pay It's pollcyhoi,
der because it suspected MN oi
burning his property, hut alter"aru
adopted the defense that the pr.
mlum had not been paid on the da''
4 II was due. -, .incs
Il is now a year and hali since
the grain growers properly wa
burned.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
Wen Install a Phone For You
Eastern Utah Telephone Company
Bank Corner Price, Utah.
NOTICE TO WATER UsEp

NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers office. salt Lake
City. Utah, June y, 1915. Notice IL
hereby given that j. II. Manson,
whose postoffioe address In Price.
Utah. has made application In ac-
cordancc with the requirements OF
tho Compiled Laws OF Utah. 1907.
aa amended by the Session Laws
OF Utah, 1903 and 1911, to appro-
pirate two hundred fifty t2bO
cubic-fect OF water per second from
Price river, Carbon county, Utah.
Said water will be diverted at n
point which beara north Sc degrees
90 minutes west 666.7 feet from
the northeast corner OF Sec. -.
Twp. 10 South. Range y East, salt
Lake base and meridian. and con-
vcyed by means OF a ditch for a dis
tance OF 93fs feet and thcrc used
from January LIST TO December 3fst.
inclusive, OF each year, TO generate
power for electric lighting and pro
Polling machinery IN Carbon and
Emery counties. Utah. After having
been 10 used. tho water will DO re-
turned. at a point which lies 3300
feet south aud 1890 feet west from
the northeast corner OF Sec. 30,
Twp. 10 South. Range . Eaat, Bait
Lake base and meridian. This APP
pllcation In designated In the state
engineers office as No. 6ls1. All
protests against the granting OF
said application. stating the reasons
therefor. must be- made by affidavit
In duplicate. accompanied by a fee
OF $3.50. and filed In this office
within thirty (30D days after tho
completion OF the publication of
this notice w. ID. BEERS. State
Engineer.
Date OF first publication June rs,
1915. date OF completion OF pnblica-
ton July 10. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
MAY TEST FUNK
LAW IN COURTS
DECISION or UNITED STATES sU.
PREME COURT CITED.
After SlN Weeks Of Enforcement In
Utah the statute Applying to DRY
Territory Found TO ne Most Salts
factory and Results Effective
Wholesalers and Jobbcrs May Act.

The Funk dry" territory law. which
has been effect about six weeks. may
be tested In the courts by Utah liquor
dealers in view OF a decision handed
down by the supreme court Of the
United States In the case Of the Adams
Express company against the COM
monwealth Of Kentucky last week.
The decision In the Kentucky case
throws open all dry territory TO in
tcrstate shipments OF liquor where II
- purchased by individuals for their
own use. Attorney General barnes Is
Of opinion that under this decision
liquor could be shipped from points
outside the state into dry" territory
In the state where Il Ia purchased for
individual use. Hut the attorney gem
cral rays that the Funk law will hold
any case where the purchase n made
within the state and shipped TO any
person whether for individual use or
not The Funk law does not prohibit
person from carrying liquor into
dry territory In this state Tor his own
personal Use. but he cannot dispose Of
Il or deliver Il TO any other person.
No Arrests A. Vet.
Since the Funk law has been In
effect there have been no arrests In
the state for violation OF ita provisions.
The railroads. the express companies
and other transportation companies
have refused Co handle liquor except
where u II shipped 90 regular phRr-
macistH. who have a right to soil al
cohoi. whisky or wine on prescription.
The brcweries and wholesalers refuse
To- ship liquor into dry territory except
90 pharmacists who place written
order as required by law.
In n great many instances how
ever the Funk law IL being violated
by individuals who carry liquor into
dry territory FOR their own use and
the use 81 their friends. This r. being
pushed 10 great extent IN SONS dry
localities and an effort II being made
Co catch the violatorA Some persons
going into Salt Lake City out Of dry
territory make II n practice 90 carry a
bottle or two back with them and In
many cases rcll Il. which IL viola.
tion of the law.
Most Effective Outside.
In outlying counties. however, tn,
law has had the desired effect A grcai
many DRUG stores In dry communities
only sell alcohol on prescription. re-
fufing TO handle whisky. beer or wine
| The physicians In many Of these com
| munities have agreed not 90 prescribe
whisky. beer or wine In any case, an'
only alcohol when necessary. II
other communities both the drul
stores and physicians are violating TN
spirit OF the Law by giving preserip
lions for liquor.
Those who maintain that prohibi
ton does not prohibit are having
hard time getting liquor In outlyin
counties.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
N TnE JUSTICES COUNT IN AND

IN THE JUSTICES COURT IN AND
For Scofield Precinct Carbon County.
State OF Utah. Before Bent Robson.
Justice OF the Peace.
Alex Curtis Plaintiff, vs.. John Yer
ginis. Defendant The
State of Utah 20 the Above Named De-
fendant' You are hereby summoned
20 appear before the above entitled
court within ten days after the service
OF this summons upon you, II served
within the county In which this ac-.
tim Is brought, otherwise, within
twenty days after this service. and
defend the above entitled action,
brought against YOU 20 recover the
sum OF FIFTY (S5O.0O) Dollars for
board and lodging furnished by tho
PLAINTIFF. And IN case OF your failure
10 do so Judgment viii be rendered
against you according 20 the demand
OF the complaint. BENT Robson
Justice OF the Peace.
scofield, Carbon county, Utah, June
20. 1915.
First pub. July 2; last July 80, 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02

action OF the state attorney
In sustaining the decision
California Insurance depart
hat the Northwestern Mutual
ssoolatlon of Seattle, Wash.
entitled to a license Is an
feather In the cap of Insur-
Commissioner Phelps. says I'M
'ers Report. the. leading in
journal OF the Pacific
published AT San francisco,
ssue OF June Sd. The commits
has already been upheld b.
Fl Van Fleet OF the federal
N his attitude toward the mu-
ad the attorney generals rub
phs Independent lines reached
he conclusion.
was the second court action
hieh Commissioners Phelps
himself because he had refus-
: Uses 90 companies violating
mas laws and that he was
iul In both cases, II an elo-
testimonial TO his dlsoernment
termination 10 safeguard In
buyers OF California. This
las been TOO long the camp
ound OF off color insurance
prs with both the insuring
ana legitimate underwriters
" from their efforts. II re-
commissioners Phelps. hlmsel
'leal insurance man, TO insti-
Vhange and Californians will
py MS zeal and courage.
other public officials who
'erhiined TO do their whole
loWever, Commissioner Phelps
n criticised and lampooned
noes not lie in the mouths Of
Il 'aelors TO attack his motives
question his sincerity. So
printed organs are purehas-
ohest officials will be assail-
sihs Of ommission as well as
SION but intelligent insur.
~ al least will be able "a
the brazer note OF the hired
gun gives publicity to the
~ I'm The Underwriters Re
sause Of the fact thai the
ah.efh Mutual has recent,
~. -'u an agency at Price and
10 secure business In this
" Utah In Salt Lake City
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
IS
GIVEN THE HOOKS"

and elsewhere where the company
and It's methods are known. the
Northwestern is Joke, except 20
the man who has a policy and a
fire follows.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
NOTICE b mEnERY GIVEN. TIAT

under an ordinance OF Price, entitled.
AN Ordinance Prohibiting the run
ming at large of horses. cattle. mules,
asseS. sheep, goats and swine, and 10
provide for the impounding thereof. %
have taken up and impounded the
following described animal. to-wlt:
one bay mare. branded " on left
shoulder. Up ON left thigh. And II
the raid animal II not claimed and
taken away within ten IO) days from
the date Of this notice. and all costs
thereon paid. l shall expose at Public
Salt and cell 10 the highest bidder for
cash the animal above described
Such sale 20 take place on the sth day
OF July 1915. az the estray pound oi
said town.
Dated at Price. Carbon county. state
of Utah. this gath day OF June. 1915
WALTER CHRISTENSEN.
POundkeeper.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
nInrrIlorn QuIcklr CnrrtI.

About two years ago had a severe
attack OF diarrhoea which lasted for
over week." writes w. c. Jones. liu-
ford. y. II. n became NJ weak that
could not rtand upright A druggist
recommended Chamberlain'r Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. the
firft dose relieved me and within two
days ! was as well AZ ever" obtain
able NORTHUMBERLAND
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on INTEREST TO SuisSCRIBEIts
OF "TIIE sun"

The majority OF the subscribers To
The sun dcalrc that II shall not be
discontinued when their subscriptions
expire. This IL the reason why, "
you want The sun discontinued Ia
your address when the period for
which payment II made has expired.
you are asked 10 notify the publisher
by card. letter or personally. II IL a.
easy 10 stop The sun as Il IN 60 start
Il. and the paper will not be sent
longer than Il In paid for. II II In the
desire that Il be discontinued and 20
notify the publisher. one subscriber
gets angry II we stop his paper. while
another gets angry II We keep on send
Ing. The latter believes We want "a
force the paper upon him. Please
notify uH " you want The sun stopped
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02

The state board OF equalization has
completed It's assessments ON public
utilities and the mining industry. In
terurban railroads show the largest
increase ON account OF extensions
made. There was also a substantial
Increase Ia power companies and In
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT As To
1914 AND 1915 ASSESSMENTS

telegraph and telephone companies.
The assessment Of the net proceeds OF
mines fell OFF this year tl,s30,t 400.
Express companies also showed "a
falling OFT on account OF lack OF busl-
ness Following In comparative
statement made by tho board for the
years 1914 and 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02

The sun carries a full and complete
line OF pencils. inks muciiage. pens,
blank books ana office supplies In
general Mall orders solicited. Ad-
diesr, The sun. Price. utah.--~Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-02
Most Effective Outside.

Book and brief work speciality
with The sun. Ask for estimates.
Mail orders solicited and given the
closcrt attention. Address. The sun,
Price. utnh.--Advt.