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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
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Ter nadite sonntag III fiir Tan.
ton, O., rpieoer elm .9eiitider Tag.
Die Tagton 5urngemeinbe biIoet Ell.
nen Ser frdftieitm 3lpeige mu oeiit'
id,en 2ebensbaim bort lno lit itets
u1ter ben Griien, ipenn e5 gilt, oeltt'
ihes Se6en bodsaubalieil. Die 8e.
meinSe sebort gum Siib Ohio Surn'
be5irt rmo cs III gScpilogenbeit unter
ben ein3elnm 3rrnDereinen in elmer
Der gum 8c3irf acb6rigen Staote cor
Seit su 3eit einen semeiniamer
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tbeiIiaen. Ginen beion6ers 5abf'
reid)cn geiudl, gesen 300. ba6en Die
Iagtoner 5urner non Cincinnati III
criparten. Tie Gintinnntier 9dite
iperben nit eincm grtra5ug anrsonn'
tag gornittaa in 0mton eintrei'
len. 9ie 8nbl Der auspdrti9eu
Burner ipiro nm 70 grober iein. nIs
in Canton ifon Iansc tcin Iurntaa
mebr itattgeiunoen bot.
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neriifcs GrosranyH sur Nlr6fub'
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Sigblanb Bart bier5n ausgapdb!t
@iit Der Iurner @oritellung iolI
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lucroen. Ter Nad)mittns miro 81
eincr irie6Iid,en 9emoritration ocs
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ben, ia redlt frditig csn Seben iino
Die @erciuisten Gdnger baben 5Hge.
i1gt, oas 9rogrnmm olrd, oeu gor
trag mcbrercr ibrer lhoniten Sieoe,
3ll crlucitern.
Ias 9.rogranrm fir Die SilrH
iibnngen 1T iolsenbcs:
9indmittdDs llbr - @etttanipi
III goltstlIrnen:
10 GARD @ettlaui.
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Mi,itcrtlrrcn nilslpdrtiger 9erei
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sied imo Barren.
Staiietten 8ettIauf uon Rieaer
aler gereine.
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yen b bis Z llbr - Gmpiang mn
9efpirtbuns Der Gaite IN bei
3urnbaIle.
Der Sps5ialIus Der Gineinnaiisl
surnsr stbt bier I'm $50 Wcr'
gems ab.
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Sa,uilienieit Oes SaOiiden llHterit
gcreinS.

Der gabii6s llnteritiiBunsss@er=
Elm, Der 3u ben dltsiitn uHo anaefes
beniten lanDsmannihaftIihen 9ereiz
niaungen Der Stabt sebOrt, perans
italtet am tommenoen Sonntae, bem
6. Suni eiu fTamilienfeit in Straub's
part in Satlsp, oas iih SpeteIsobne
Su sinem aIdn8snoen GrfoIs seitdIten
lpirb. Die gabenier limb als eemiitbf
lihes 8olt6en betannt uuo lie genie
Sen ben Ruf, Dab iie 5sitti4teiteu
pOrtreffIi9 Su arransirsn periteben.
9a beuer oas 4rransementstommIts
tee ii6 aus ben riibrieiten Witslies
bern oes N8ereins SuIammeniebt, ptrD
bieier altbeSriinbets Ruf aud geIea
oentlicb bes biesidbrigen SOmmerfes
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nehmer an Der 9eranitaItuns. bic be-
reits I'm Sebu lbr 9pruittoss ibren
qnFana nimmt, biirften senuBrei9er
Stuupen perIiAert isiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05

$27S5.55 an 6anb, bod tontrlhirte
er behufs Weiterbetriebs oss 9eitGfs
tes S6ulben i'm gstruge DON $4,4,5.
bic nod gu bsgleifsn Tno.
:, .. 0apibIpn aiiignee Don Sac
mes @alosd. beri6tste, tab sr bic Ut
tina bss @fTignprs fir $3.50 an r, 9.
6unte pertauft babe.
0npib 9orba6 erlanste Elm lrtbeil
tber $3.50 sesen Caroline aOlb
Sbropfhire. Die SairmOunt 9rsninS
Sc. Elm iOl6es iiber $199.47 segsn
Bm. S6nitter. 8. 6. 9aliinger ein
Ipl6es iiber $142.80 ssssn 8efie
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iiber $1,000 segen Martba glurf.
! sllsrunper Ge9gdt tIasts siue gers
| fi9erunssforberuns iiber $500 gesen
pis BROTHERHOOD Of RaiIyoab IraiHs
men sin.
Die grobibent 2oan 90. tIaste cine
Sppotbetenforberuna uber $l250 ssy
gen Catherine DoipIing siH.
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beim 9(nitreiten Der Bat1 Eefile
Spuugogc non einem ihnoboiten @e'
riilt iiel lno eineu sIrm' ltno Nlp'
pcnGrud) eriitt, erlunate geItern eiH
geroitt iiber 1922 gegen ieinen 2lr'
bcitge6er GbiIip gltins. 2le @e'
metitoe. Die er ebenfallS III ieiner
allgc miteirgeialofen bate, Durne
uon ieoer Saitbnrteit erttlaitet.
Or. 8m. &nigbt, 0iuoHcn'
bile, Der Die Cincinnati Traction
50. peaen erIittcuer @erlespngen
auf 3a6Tir, pou $1,000 perfiagt bot
te. giug gcifern leer ans, inoem Die
@eid)norener oCs 9titter5 GoSgrope,
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elm 9erSift 81 8ilniten oes 8ertlag'
ten aboa6en. Gr. arigbt bate an
geiiibrt, baB er inioIge zines plosli'
tcn Ruds pom elmer Gar geIuorTeil
,pllroe unb babel einen Rtppenbritdl
crIitt. Ger pertIaatct 8eielIid,alt
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lie al Dem llniaa feine Sdrulo trn9
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1915 pon eincm Yieroe, oaS tbm gun
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itrederin pon g(uguit Biebaus; perio
naIien $1,000, 9runbeisentbum $4,000
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ter uon autie Cesper; Ferlonaiiel
S35S.
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perIondIien $500.
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term bon Clarence 8. gropn; Serio
nslien $500.
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mertspolitreder BON gSn. Autle0ac
perionaIisn 500, Grunosisentbun
$1,000.
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ida go6uett bstrdgt $50; oerieHis
oes @bas. &. @nts $66S o1 bsrienis
ocs hilbert WiuiamIOR $6ls,S4.
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cine notwithstanding iibsr $1,000 ss
gen bic Some & GpuHtrp pubIiibtnt
gu. etn.
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bag sr bic 4ttipd i'm 2luftrl9s bel
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unb fsin. gtusslbsn $20, ,54l.S6, au
| Der Der gilana ron S1764.16 bat c
mod p.itsrs gl,ttSa i'm Wsrthe %,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-05
Wi1rner rrmiidlt.

Snipeftor 9iilnno pom 0etcttio.
bureau nuroe 9eteru telgrapbiib
pom @olieihei bon anorpiue, lenn,
6enadrridtigt oaB iid bort Der ,Sdr.
bige Irout ReilI. Der bier tpegen
lforScs 9eluiinidt miro, IN Soit be.
finOet Gin bieiiser 1etetttu mirb
iciort, itahoem Die uOtbi9en sluslie.
icrungSpapicre III Columbus errDtrtt
iiuo. nad altorotQe reiieu, nm Reta
3uriifgibriugcn. Ger gcrboitete er.
itah I'M 8crlauf ciuc3 StreltS in Der
9tatJt neS II. slprtl iciucn 0taiieee'
noiien sSobn NtcIaulton.
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Worb.s i'm a,p.itsr 9raos asitslt por'
ben mar, purb. ssitsrn na6 itdtt9s.
babt.m qro3sIs frsissiprOten, porauI
bin aud bic @utlas. gseu Utaupins
EieS.rgeitlagen purD. gs itslte iif'
bsraus, bah Der Sob bss Trausn5tm
n,rs sin.m unsliidIi6su 3ufaa au8u
fhrsib.n mar.
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gtpril b. Y. in isiusr 0o3nung pdh-
renb zines iFdmiIisRitrsits ieinsm u
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itano. puro. aeitsrn nur bss tbdtlitsa
2lnqriffs iaulbis befunosn. Rsaon BE-
finb.t ii6 nOdo untsr stpei abnliter
glntas.n, lp.a sr bsi Der afiairs nut9
nod i.ine Satin uuo einsn anosrsn
scbn NIT .insm RaiirmsiIsr tsar6site'
batt,.
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i'm Stih gslaTeH purosn lit, srlan9:'
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rathtt,u i'm :Sabr. 1903, uno unt,'
9.nbtr.m idgte bic frau aus, baB ~
DER T5 b,rsit eriIdrt Bate. au ibr gu
riid,utearen, penn lie ptuens mare
i'm als guert,nnung bisrfiir Elm T.,
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Dollars ,u tauf.n.
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nit BEN ebenfuGs psrIuittpstsu IRE
d,dui.sr 3iooors Qpsr6et, Der oa
malls in go. 1910 FREEMAN anenu
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iiibrt au. oaB Der WduH lueoer fir u
noh isin. 3ipei aiuon seiorgt un0 y
ale DOT stpsi sabrsn gang I'M Std
selaisn babe.
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Sdsipunastlase i.iusr Satin 9laop:
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in better 0eiIe fir bic 5rau uno ba
aint asIprat su bdben, dber troBosr
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IoTtat uno i6rs meiiie 3eit in Wun
pelbtle,rs z bsdtsru ionic in 9eIsu
Iblit anb,rer WlGnnsr sugebrdht I'M
ea it auf i.in Griua.u ibr gene9msl
ni5t Iuberts, babe .r iie DsrIifen.
ausuita Rolins, bsreu 9ltt
Carl ROlins, na6bsm iis Dor einist
3eit cine gllimentens geipilligunl et
boItsn bate, cine St)sibunsstIags ae
sen lie 0nitrensts, bat eeit.rn ebniaui
cine 9egtntIaae sinssreidlt. Sn oerIel
ben fiibrt re an, bab iis ssspuussl
mar, ben Mdnu. ben lie i'm Sabt
1887 beiratbete, Al perlai'en, tpetI 4
osII.n 6rutalss @sisn nitt LANCER er
trolsn tcnnts. Sic perIdngt ieIbii Elm
Sa,ibune uub aud. ba lie ber3Isioen'
lit uub uitt pitl arbeitsn tauH. snt
ipr.dxnSs etIimsnts.
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Dem glrobationst,amt,n Hal!.

Dem 9JrpodttpNsUtdHIItH UuW.
Der Mirtb Charles 5oltbaus pon
Der Court anb CHM Strubs. fol-
aeft.rn Ra6t i.in aoial iibr bic pOs
lissiitunbe binaus betristsn ba6.n. Or
ipiro ii6 ipsssn anSebli6er llebertr.'
tuHa bes Ulitttnahs.issss i'm Wunts
sipaIgeritt gu peran.iportsH bdbsn.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31
bringing In Man, sheen.

Colorado sheep have been going In
10 Grand county all fall and winter.
and the desert la the Vicinity OF
Thompsons and Cisco n crowded with
herds. Several outfits are shipping
In cottonseed cake 20 feed their stock
during the worst part of the winter
So far. the season has been favorable
FOR stock there being about the right
amount Of snow aud fair range.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31
On ihe Weslern pc-erl.

II IN reported from the western
ranges that the recent storm placed
enough snow on the ground 60 permit
the sheep herds 10 move away from
watering places and get better graz
ing. Before the storm a number OF
sheepmen We're hauling water 20 their
herds on the desert 90 get more feed,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31
(H|ROPRAGTI( FACTS
Home Of Chiropractic

Davenport Iowa. II known the
world over as the Chiropractic city.
IL was there where Chiropractic
was discovered and developed Since
lie discovery. which n twenty years
ago last September Chiropractic has
made wonderful progress Seven
thousand Chiropractors are now en-
gagged IN ia practice IN the United
States alone. besides many In foreign
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31
PER SONAL

Miss Cora Allison OF Price was a
recent visitor at Helper with friends.
Mrs. Earl wilcox Of Helper Wis
tied with friends at Price a few days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs t. NJ. steuben spent
Christmas with friends and relatives
az Zion.
James r. Carpenter was regis
tered at the Tavern during the week
from Hiawatha.
Preston Nutter. the Nine Mile
ranchman was a guest at the Tavern
during the week.
Mrs. y. McIver and Miss Peggy
Audsley recently visited with friends
az Salt Lake city.
Mart Hansen IL back from visit
with home folks NJ Springville where
he spent Christmas.
Miss ida Pace was down from
Helper Tor the holidays visiting with
relatives and friends.
~ y
dren are In Colorado until after New
Years visiting relatives.
&C. X. Rockhoid Of Castle Gate
was registered at the Tavern during
the fore part Of the week.
w. e. Bcnfer and family left this
morning Tor Forest Grove. ore. where
they viii make their home.
FRANK Mulvey 81 Salt Lake city
spent Christmas with his sister. Mrs
=. y. Chamberlain. az Price.
DIR. J. ~. Graham Of Castle Dale
was here during the week. stopping al
the Tavern while In the city.
john MurnlnE Of Huntington was
In Price recently attending e. the un-
loading ~ a carload ~ cattle.
Nick BernardI has gone TO Glen
wood spring. Colo. where he II taxi
Ing the baths for rheumatism.
Mrs. Arthur A. sweet 81 Sal, Lake
city was the Rucst this week OF her
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Wade.
Mrs. Archie Allison 81 Helper has
returned 60 her home after a short
visit with friends at salt Lake city.
Miss Anna Frost OF the Carbon
county high school visited with friends
and relatives nj Ephreim this week.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Mcuec and
daughter Miss Jane neat In g. Salt
Lake city for short Visit Christmas
Day
-. n. Manson Of city Electric
company spent Christmas with his
family ~ Provo. Ills new son r. do
INK nicely
Miss barbara Pace. who II teach
ina In the schools NJ payHon. spent the
holidays with her father }. ,. Pace.
o. this city.
Matt iaubcr came IN last Friday
evening from Ssilna 10 spend the hnii-
DAYS with his parents. Mr. and Mr.
l.. A. Iauher.
Farley Peterson Of the Farmers
Exchange has returned from Salt
Lake city. where be spent the christ
mas holidays.
Mrs. Clarence A. Peacock Of Bon
eta spent Christmas with her several
relatives at Helper including Mrs
Earl wilcox.
i. NJ. Slnpp, superintendent 81 the
cuke ovens al sunnyuide. was Price
visitor during the week, being n guest
~ the Tavern.
Miss elsie Robinson OF salt Lake
city arrived In Price last Friday from
Zion for a visit with AIR. and Mrs.
Frank Robinson.
MIR. and Mrs, Harmon Byner
visited during the week with her
daughter. Mrs. Ada Brynor Huffman.
az Salt Lake city.
Mrs. ]. J. waddell and Mrs. T. l..
MoCarty. who visited relatives al
Price during Christmas. have return
"a 10 Green River.
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CATTLE SALES ARE
STEADY TO STRONG
CcOntinuod from page oneJ

their sheep long distances 90 water. L.
some cases travelling twelve miles
daily.
Through Emery and Grand coun-
ties the drought has been the worst
In years hut the SHOWS and the
storms Of the past few days have re-
lieved the situation on the ranges, In
the Green River district and Ia other
parts of the two counties where dry
farming n carried on. crops will be
greatly aided We would not care u
the storm keeps up az intervals for
three weeks"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31
OWES HER GOOD HEALTH II
CHAMBERLAIN's TABLETS.

II owe my good health 10 Chamber
lain's Tablets" writes Mrs. n. q. Neff,
crookston. o. Two years ago 1 was
AN invalid due 90 stomach trouble.
took three bottles OF these tablets and
have since been In the best OF health"
Ohtainable everywhere.-Adv
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS

Via Denver and Rio Grande railroad.
For the Christmas holidays the Dom
yer and Rio Grande railroad offers
the usual holiday excursion rates be-
tween all points In Utah Tickets on
sale December n, rs. 20. 20 and 81.
1915, and January /. 1916. Final
limit OF All tickets January Sd. Rates
will also be In effect to Salt Lake City
December 10. 20 and "a, 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

How Is your stock OF letter heads.
envelopes. bin heads and other office
supplies9 Let Us figure with YOU on
blank books, certificates. booklets or
receipts. In fact anything In the
printing line. The sun. Price. Utah.
Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

Cali, or write, phone Eight-O where
the flowers grow for cut flowers, or
funeral designs We are nearer to
YOU, carry the largest stock and make
you the lowest prices. Provo Green
house company.--Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31
EIbert Hubbard's Advice.

Ebert Hubbard. one OF the greatest
men the world has produced. gives his
advice thus; IF you should have all
him put your spinal column en- rap
port with your nervous economy, so
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

OF health; IL deals with LIFE. not with
material (substances). Ninety-five
per cent of all diseases are caused by
nerve compression" at the vertebral
column (backbone). Nerve com
preston" Is brought about by the
misalignment of the segments Cvertc-
brae) of the spinal column. due %
falls. strains, accidents. etc. Chiro-
praotlo consists in the removal OF the
cause OF the oompression-the mis-
aligned vertebrae. Upon so doing the
disease leaves OF itself IL cannot
longer remain because disease Is an
effect
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

FOR YOUR INTEREST, PATRONAGE AND GOOD
WILL THE OFFICIALS AND MANAGEMENT OF
UTAH FUEL COMPANY WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR
GRATITUDE, AND HOPE THAT THE NEW YEAR
WILL BRING YOU THE BLESSINGS OF GOOD
HEALTH, CONFINEMENT AND PROSPERITY.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

practlc treatments personally In orr
der. " possible. 90 get an understand.
Ink 90 the very remarkable cures
which : have seen effected through
Ia treatment You might think Il n
little strange that we'll man should
take Chiropractic treatment The
fact ~. however. that Chiropractic
never brings an adverse result It's
tendency h 10 make the sick man well
and well man better.
The whole philosophy OF the thing
h very simple. The obvious n the
last thing We know aud progress con-
sistH In simplification."
II you're sick, no matter what your
ailments, Chiropractio can do for you
what no other science can. We are
helping others and can do as much
FOR you. For children not maturing
normally Chiropraotic IL "a wonder
worker. Consultation free.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31
sTOCk CERTIFICATEs.

Stock certificates. bonds and blank
books OF any size or style 20 order
and office stationery. The sun, Price.
Utah.-Advt.
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Typewriter papers in various grades
The Sun.-Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

For the last five years l have studied.
Investigated and made myself thor
oughly familiar with the science OF
Chiropraotic. have visited the Chi
ropractie Institutes and taken Chiro-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

countries. The Palmer school Of chit
ropractic az Davenport has an ENROLL
ment OF six hundred students cuntinu-
ally. The open clinic which IL con-
Quoted daily has an attendance III
roycn hundred o. thousand patients.
Patients come fsIm every part ~ the
globe to find health The school af-
fords ample opportunity g. both pa
tients and students.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31
ID. L.. CECIL Id. O.

Graduate Palmer school. "Chlroprac-
tie Fountain Head"
Golden Rulc Hotel. Price, Utah.
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Carbon sheets at The sun,-Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

Smoke Elk Pride c'tav. Tel i5s,
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Chiroprnctlc and Legislation.

sixteen states OF the union now rcc-
oEnizc chiropractic ns an art OF heal
INK The legislatures nf twenty two
other states passed u bin IN one or
both houses In Utah the Chiroprac-
tic hill passed the house OF representa-
tiVes by "a two-thirds majority vote.
Next session OF the Legislature bills
viii Ice introduced Tor il regulation.
whore now no law exists. The grow
Ing demand of ChiropractorH ncces-
States lie regulation.
ChlroprRcilc and Disease.
Chiropractic IL the master OF dis
ease. IL application IL simple. orig
inal and different from any other
known method OF healing No drugs
or medicines are administered. Il IL
purely DRuoIEss. The law OF
health II based ON life and not upon
substances that may be introduced
into the body. The healing art was
practlced two thousand years ago by
the worlds greatest man without the
use of drugs; why not today2 Don't
say that Il can't because 1T CAN.
Chiropractio II In tune with the law
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

Mrs +. W. Lewis ~ Hiawatha
was here this week 60 meet her mo-
Their. Airs. Sarah Reese OF Winter
Quarters. and her niece. Miss Jean
nette Wilson Of ogden. VINO were here
on their way 60 visit with Mrs. Lewis.
that lady coming down 60 Price 10
accompany them 10 Hiawatha.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-21

to NJ. c. Corner No. 2 whence Witness Cor uer bears north SS links; thence north geo chains to Corner No. 8, whence cotton wood .r,n bears Ur.th tt Uvu. 10 ulu. west, t.ts chains. thence cast ll.90 chains to M. c. Corner No. ! and place of beginning.
 Arga, g.t3 acres. Variation. 70 deg. 20 min. east.
 As additional to the original homestead of Charles hl. Blair as indicated on the ccrtih- cate issued by the General Land Office. dated May 29 1896. showing that NJ. J Wine is entitled Co make additional entry for i2O acres under section 28O6 of the Revised Statutes, based upon Che Charles M. Blair right and further showing said certificate satisfied as Co 1g.Hs acres of land by Mooschcad Fishing and Nune Company. Co which said certificate Is attached a ccrlidcatlon by the General Land UGcg dated November z. lgl3. Co the effect .hat said certificate or copy of paper is a true copy ot the original There is attached Co said certificate an assignment of said right Co che Alaska Packers Association
 Notice is hereby given that any and all persons claiming any portion of the above described land are required to Rlc a protest during tbe period of publication or thirty days ,hcrpatter iu accordance with law. with the Register and Receiver of the United states Land Office at Juneau Alaska.
 ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
 Ey Henry F. Fortmann. President. Address. san Francisco. California
 Notice 1f the above application will be pub Fsfcd in Che Seward Gateway, printed at Seward. Alaska. which \ hereby designate as Che newspaper published nearest the land ap- piled for in said application.
 C. B. WALKER. Register. Flrs. publication May 10. lyl5.
 .... ...I.s..Hu sept. !.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-21

bears North 246 chs. dist. thence from true cor. No d. North 1557 chs. to truo cor. No. l. place of beginning. Area 2i.2l acres. Varia- ton at all corners l9 deg. 20 min. East.
 Latitude 55 deg. 56 min. n sec. N,
 Longitude l60 deg 33 min 80 sec. w.
 As additional to original homestead entry or Moses F. Lowell at Junction City, Kan, No. 3542 dated Apr z, 1869.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of the above described tract of land are required to file with the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Juneau. Alaska their adverse claim thereto under oath. during the period Of publication or within thirty days thereafter Or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statute.
 PACIFIC AMERICAN FISHERIES.
 By Newark l.. Burton. Atty. in Fact. U. s. Land Office. Juneau, Alaska APriI 90. l9l5
 ..irs. Publication June l. 1915.
 ns. Publication August l6. 1915.
 TIT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the fore going notice be published for the statutory period in the Gateway newspaper of general circulation printed at Seward. Alaska the nearest newspaper to said above described claim or survey. r, ,-,--
 c. B. WALKER. Register