The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19


though they can bring home the ba-
con. Every body is asked TO be out
Instructions regarding the assess
ment Of lands and property In the diff
terent counties OF the state are being i
outlined by the state board OF eauaM-
nation and will be mailed az once to
the assessors Of the counties. The in
structions are Intended to assist in
placing the proper valuation on prop
erty to be taxed. They are 60 he in
pamphlet form 80 that the assessors
may have them handy for their work. |
The state school building commits
sion decided at n meeting Wednesday |
at Salt Lake city 60 notify immediate
~ the Carbon county school board |
that ID, srhoC; building at Sunnyside |
" dangerous. and that either n new
structure should he provided or steps
taken To- protect the lives OF pupils In
case " fire. The report was made by
the rommission's architect. n. G. Wat
kins. who has just completed n tour
Of county school houses.
Yesterdays Salt Lake Tribune con-
tain,d dispatch from Springfield.
ore. which stated that u. y. Opsal Of
Price, Utah. 80 years Of age. was
Killed there Wednesday by n gravel
train on the Willamette Pacific sid
ing la the mans pocket was n deed
To tract of land In the city Of Mos
satt In okeen county. Colorado. and
Their were also shares Of stock In an
irrigation company Of the same place.
lie Na' neatly dressed.
On the occasion 81 the thirticth
birthday 81 W. y. Anderson. Mrs. An
derspn elpsaantly entertained num-
her Of friends last Monday evening at
dinner. Covers were laid for eleven
After dinner the rest Of the evening
was pleasantly spent with cards and
music llcYides the hostess and her
husband those present were Judge
and Mira =. y. Woods. Mr.. and Mrs
IT. ~ Mcmillan. Miss 1.eona Jensen.
Miss Durotha Rasmussen. Miss Ona-
dell Woods Lloyd Woods and Prof.
r. y. Woods jr.
/ Tuesday evening committee Of
Greek citizens waited upon the city
council and asked for the donation Of
piece OF ground north of the city
hall on which to Ggcct central
building TNS cburth II 60 cost
around ten or NUctvg thousand dol.
lars. and there IL eVty.idcrabic rivalry
as to which town ~ the county viii
land the boiidingy fC0uncii took IN,
matter under adviyemcnt until tomor.
row saturday Isftcrnoon. and In IN,
meantime viii cndcayor 60 gct an cS'
/ precision from the business people and
citizens generally.
Next SUNDAY evening at the tabcr
naclc the Young TadicH' and Nouni
Mem Mutual Improvement aHsocia
lions uf the lsattcr-day Saints churci
will give a special entertainment
Judging from the excellent program
rendered by these people last sunday
the general public viii bc amply re-
paid by attending. The program FOL
lows. Song n know That My Re
dccmcr Livcth." by the congregation
directed by Prof \. Burgcncr. duet
Miss Lola and Harold Leonard. sci
Get reading. Miss Ruth whimpcy
duet "Oh. That We Two Were May
ing" Miss Iora Harmon and Seymou
Prows. Lesson, Means aud Meth
DDS OF S,if Control" conducted by &
~. MarcuHcn.
Miss Grace Cowic. daughter of Nj
and Mrs 4. ~. Cowie. expects 60 lcav
Salt Lake city soon 10 continue he
work with the Florence Flcmin
Noyes School 81 Rhythmic Expressio
, In New York. Miss Cowie made
decided hit In her fancy dancing %
, two occasions during the week. Thurs
day afternoon she appeared In th
, Mendcissohn Spring Song" graceful
: ~ interpreted Co the classical musi'
In her costume of light filmy draper
she seemed Co drlft about the stage q
! In "a cloud as she darted here an
% there as II 10 grasp an imaginary hui
% tcrfly. Friday afternoon. when
q Russian program was given at th
. Ladies' Literary club house. Mi
r Cowic displayed great skin ana tect
, nlquc In her Interpretation Of IN
y classical russian dance. the "Kral
: Toviak." given In costume. Herald
Republican, iith.
. The Yeomen basketball team la
= Saturday night defeated the cRrbo
\ county high school team In vei
h strenuously contested game Thei
[ were numerous fouls made by hot
T. NlNfHf hNf w wv INV ANAfHIAN FAAf ~
% the game, which are designed to pr
e vent rough play and compel the tea
70 % play the BAY instead Iof the ma
The score az thAend optho first ha
w. eight 90 nineNn favor Of the We
r men at the ciose\ % the game Il
g score being twenty-five 90 sixteen
u the Yeomen's favor NTom Averill r
j. coiycd a sprained ankle In the III
T. ten minutes OF play Nhich hand
J. capped the teamhuring the remand
r. of the game. Following b. the lineu
e Yeomen-S shorty Gray ~, D.. Fran
r. sen lg Guy Thomas e.. Tom Ayerill
r.. l.. Gray H. Royal Frandsen sub
Earl Frandsen sub e., High school
y Lamph re- Bench TX. Leonard O.. q,
" Ion fraudsen IT, Bert Ice u, "a, N
!, this Dos.
= Christian Peterson ana Joseph M
" ron. both OF Ferron. were Price sd
- tors this week. They brought In th
!, alfalfa and clover seed which th
shipped. In an interview with a 3
representative Nelson stated that
r. season In Feron and vicinity D
H. been exceptionally good. Besl,
NJ shipping "a large quantity of AHA
.d and clover seed very large ap