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Evening journal., 1915-01-27

State Board Of Health to buy such
antitoxin.
By Representative Letherbury, au-
thorizing Middletown to borrow $4,000
for construction of a sewage and dis
posal plant, providing the people at
a special election sanction the bond
issue. A second election in event of
the first defeating the bond issue, is
provided for. Each taxpayer shall
have one vote for each dollar of tax
paid.
By Representative Elliott, providing
that the House in which bill or
! resolution originated may correct
clerical errors in its bills OF resolu-
tons that have passed the Legis-
| lature.
BY Representative Dickey, provid-
ing for the appointment Of three
Representative to be appointed by
the Speaker and two Senators TO be
appointed by the President Pro Tenn
to audit the accounts of and settle
with State officers in 1916. (Known
as little legislature
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
STOCK MARKET.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-U. ). Steel
Common opened at the minimum price
on the stock market today-4s. This
was 3 - below the closing figure of
yesterday. The market generally was
considered under yesterdays price. Steel
Preferred sold at los "a off ? a. Union
Pacific sold down ] 3-s, at l2O l-2.
steel Preferred continued dropping,
selling down to lO4 3-4. 3 IA below
yesterdays close. Today's rapid fall in
the price of common aud preferred fol
lows the action of the steel directors
yesterday in passing the dividend on
common.
Union Pacific dropped to 10 5-S, but
recovered TO l20. Reading sold as low
as l4s Is, but there was u good demand
at that level From 10 TO II a. NJ, l30,-
$40 shares figured in trading against
5i.0l2 in the same period yesterday.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
BROTHERS IN TROUBLE.

That the TIL brothers, colored,
have a most delightful way of show
ing their fraternal feeling was testi-
fed to in City Court today when
Matthew Till was arraigned in an as
sault and battery case. The case was
dismissed at the request of the prose-
cutting witness. According to the evil
dence Matthew and his brother were
"just playin'" when the former
snatched a razor off the mantle and
did some fancy carving on his rela-
tive's leg.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
yEWARk HICU BUSY.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Jan. 27.-The New
orl High School basketball team viii
play two games in Dover this week
and the players are hopeful of tall.
ing both contests. The local Eve will
leave for the capital tomorrow after
noon and in the evening will meet
the Dover High School team. On Fri
day night Newark plays the Whining
ton Conference Academy team.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
REPUBLICANS MIN AT OrOITs.

In the Y. NJ. r. c. last night the
Eden Lodge quot team was defeated
by the clubs team. This makes three
sets won by each team in the series
of twenty-five games. The scores last
night were as follows:
Eden ............21 IA q 10 10
Y. NJ. r. c. ......1O % 8 q p
Other quot teams will be formed in
the club and three games a week will
be played. There is a possibility that
tournament will be arranged be-
tween city clubs
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
CITY Police URGE
HIGHER SALARY
Withhold Endorsement I'm
til All Members Can
Consider
THINK COUNCIL
SHOULD GET REQUEST

Members of the Police Commission,
at their meeting yesterday afternoon,
considered a request in the form OF a
letter from every member Of the Po-
lice Department requesting an in
crease Of salary. The communication
set forth that the patrol men were
willing to allow the commissioners
% decide the question. Should the
body not care to do so the men said
they would settle the matter at d
meeting to be called later. owing
70 the absence of Commissioner Stay
ton, the subject was laid on the table,
although il was agreed by those pres
ont that the petition should be for
warded to City Council instead of TO
the Legislature.
General l. Pusey Wickersham, a
member of the commission, said that
he favored good wages for good ser
vices, but he was unwilling to take
action on the letter until Commissioner
Stayton. who is Ill, is able to con-
sider the request. General Wicker
sham also stated that at the present
time there is resolution before
Council providing for an increase in
the mems wages. It was pointed out
that If the petition was sent to
Dover. such action would be going
over the heads of City Council. Ac-
tion was then deferred.
The commissioners decided TO pur-
chase q lung motor az a cost Of Sl35i
less a discount
The lung motor company will be
requested TO send a demOnstrator
here to explain the workings of the
machine to the patrolmen and the
patrol crew. The machine Will bc
kept at the police station.
The fines collected in City Court
last week amounted to S76.22 Twenty
fivc prisoners were committed to the
workhouse during the same period.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
FRIENDS VS.. SwARrHMORE.

With two victories to their credit
members of the Friends School basket
ball five will 90 into action this evening
against the Swurthmore Prep. five. anC
hope to win. The visitors are a stron.
playing aggregation, but the locals be-
lieve they viii be able to cop the Ions
end of the score. Keen interest is beins
taken in the game.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
WHEAT MARKET.
BY The United Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-- Wheat today CON
tinued its sensational advance, making
new high figure in the first half Of
trading May opened at $l.46 "a, 4
over last nights close. In fifteen min
utes it advanced to Sl.17 5.s, a new high
mark. At 10 a. M, May stood at
lSl.47 -. July opened at Sl.3l 7-s, a
full cent above Yesterdays close, adj
vanced to Sl.34 "a in fifteen minutes,
and at 10 a. m stood at Sl.32 IL. Other
grains were strong.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
S3O.S97. .2O IN OFFICE
fees FOR The COUNTY

County Comptroller e. c. Clark pre-
sented the following report of receipts
from county officers for the last six
months to the Levy Court yesterday af-
ternoOn:
Recorder of Deeds, $9,635.75; Pro-
thonotary. S3,465.73; Register of Wills
S12.53S.92: Clerk Of the Orphans
Court and Register in Chancery. ST.
1915. Clerk OF the Peace. S2,521.14;
Sheriff. S4S769; Court Crier's fees
S66.O6; grand total, $3O,3971S.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
SNApPERS FOR SAFE.

j.. S. August has just received a
lot of salt water snappers, and will
offer them for sale at Taylor and
Church Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
RECOvERS FROM POISONING.

Miss May Alrich returned home on
Saturday from a weeks visit in Lam
caster, Pa, where she was a guest
of her brother, William c. Alrich. She
has fully recovered from blood poison
ing. with which she was suffering and
has resumed her duties at the Chill
dren's Home.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
Mrsr SrPPnRT ms CHILD.

Oscar Emerson, a farm hand, was
placed under an order to pay $3.50
per week for the support of his in
fant daughter by Judge Churchman,
in City Court today Emerson was
recently arrested charged with wife
heating
Evening journal., 1915-01-27

Cornelius Horgan.
George n. Holston
Florence A. Krim.
Kath-rine "a. Krim.
Michael Lucey.
Florence Coleman.
Jacob E. Smith.
Mary 0'Connell.
hoRGAN-fn this city, on January 20, 1915,
Cornelius Hurgan.
Relatives. friends. Division No. g. A. o.
I, and United Brewery Wcrkmen of Amor
lea, Local 2G7 are invited Co attend the iu'
lerai. from his late residence, no. sli du-
pont street. on Friday morning 90 o. clock,
Requiem mass at So. Thomas Church. Tn.
termcnt at st. Joseph Cemetery.
iOLSTON-At Hockessin Del, ON January
20. 1915, George N. Holston.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in-
,'ted 60 attend tho funeral services at Sill.
,erhrook Cemetery Chapel ON Friday after.
noon, Jan. 20, ai O'Clock. lnterment ai
-ilvcrbrook Cemetery.
NRIM-ln this city. on January %
1913. Florence A. keatley. wife OF
Karl Krim, aged % years and her in
fant daughter, Katharine Anna, aged
! day.
Relatives and friends are invited Z,
attend the funeral services at their lat,
residence, No. 5ll McCabc avenue, on
Thursday afternoon, January 2S. at 2.3(
,'cloeS. lnterment Silvcrbrook GENE
tery.
iUCEY-In this city. on January 25
1915, Michael Lucey
Relatives and friends are invited T.
attend the funeral, from the rosidenc
of his brother. Cornelius Lrcey. No 40
last Fifth street, on Thursday morning
1T 9 o'clock Requiem mass at 81
alary's Church. lnterment at Cathedra
cemetery.
OLEMAN-In this city, on Januar
25. 1918, Florence Coleman, wife @
ltugene Coleman.
Relatives and friends are invited {
attend the funeral services. at her lat
friday afternoon, January 20, 1915, D
2.3u o'clock. lnterment at Rivervie
cemetery.
SMlTH-ln this city, on January q
1918, Jacob b. Smith. aged 20 years.
Relatives. friends. Encampment NJ
"a. Union Veteran Legion; Apollo Ca
lie, No. ?, X. OF G. E.i Nashingto
Cuup, No. 10, z. o. :. of A.; Carpel
iers' and Joiners Union, No. 036, an
Sons Of Veterans, are invited to atter
the funeral services, at the residence
his son-in-law, Stephen 5. Jackson, \
522 West Twentieth street, on Thur
day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Int
ment at Riverview cemetery.
OCONNELL-ln this city, on JanuaI
&c, 1915. Mary, widow Of the lat ri
O'Conncll.
Relatives and friends are invitea
attend the funeral, from the residen'
~ her son, John 0Connell, No. is;
Union street. on Friday morning at
o'clock. Requiem mass at ST. Ann
church. lnterncnf al St. Joseph
ee-atery.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
PARCEL POST TO GIBRALTAR.

Postmaster English has received no.
tice Of the extension OF the parcel
posi- system between this country and
Gibraltar. The rate is II cents for
each pound. the weight limit being II
pounds
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
HIRLE CLASS MEETING.

The monthly business meeting and
social of the Bible Glass Of East
lake Presbyterian Church, of which
the Rev. HeNry Cunningham is teach
er. was held last night at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson,
No. III West Thirtieth street There
was a large attendance.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MEETING.

The January meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital viii be held at the home
Of the president, Mrs. Willard e. Smith,
at the southwest corner Of Fourth and
Harrison streets, on Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
SNAPPERS FOR SALE.

]. S. August has just received a
lot of salt water snappers, and will
offer them for sale at Taylor and
Church Sts.-Adv
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
WOMAN DROPS CHARCE.

Charged with wife beating, George
Guy. colored, was arraigned in City
Court today, and was dismissed at
the woman's request. Guy was warn
ed by the court.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
EUcHRE AND DANCE

The children of Mary sodality of St.
AIMS Church will give a euchre and
dance in Odd Fellows Temple, Tenth and
King streets. this evening. There will
be many beautiful and useful gifts to
select from.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
PURCHASES MILLINERY sTOCK.

r. Topkis Sons have bought the mil
linery stock of Miss Helen Sewer, No,
726 King street, and will sell it there
on Friday.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
WIFE HEATING CASE DROPPED.

The wife beating case against
Henry Parker, colored, was dismissed
in City Court today at the request Of
the woman. Parker was warned not
to beat his wife.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
RITCHIE-wELsH AGAIN MATCHED

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.--Wilhe Ritchie.
American lightweight champion, will get
a chance to win back the crown taken
away from him in England last summer
by Freddie Welsh, in New York, March
IN.
Jimmy Johnston, matchmaker of the
Garden, announced today he had clinch-
ed the bout over the telephone, talking
to Richie in San Francisco.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
Local SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, DUPONT Building
furnish the following quotations OF loea
secnrities.
Evening journal., 1915-01-27
IT cLII 2l2 and PA
JdIleS L. SlldUuIeI, ~. Ninth
st. Teie.
Undertaken phone. zone
pEATHN.

HIIsIH.Hai1Haa.saHaHa1 eHlHsFHaHsHaH4aIfs1aHaF
Cornelius Horsan.
George n, Holston.
Florence A. Krim.
Katherine n. Krim.
Michael Lucey.
Florence Coleman.
Jacob E. Smith.
Mary 0'Connell.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
INTERESTED IN TRAIL
Denver. Colo. Man Wishes 10 Correct
Fal-c Impressions.

Local automobile people are In re-.
ceipt OF letters from l.. Antlcrs nc Den.
yer. Colo. asking them 10 get out and
meet gentleman named Edwards,
who IL o. be here next Saturday or
sunday 60 20 over the road from
Price Co Provo Co log the same Tor
travel for the coming year 1915.
Edwards II promised transportation
by the business men 81 Grand june
ton no Tar ne Green River. and from
Green River Co Price the folks M
Green River are TO take care 81 him.
Price business mon are expected "a
take Edwards on to Provo aud Go fur
nish the ear.
Edwards pays his own expenses
otherwise. Tie n afraid ~ doing tho
Midland trail IN his own ear because
he thinks u u liable a. snow and he
might be- IN for the winter. Consider.
able travel. II n said. was lost this
year because OF Misrepresentation ~
the Blue Book
u IL % correct these Blue Book lm-
prcraionH with the travelling public
that Edwards H. a. W over the Mid
land trail and rciog a.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
EASTERN UTAH IS
NOT BEHIND ANY
IMPRESSIONS or PRICE MAN AT
UTAH STATE FAIR.
Robert ~. Stewart Views the Agricul-
tural and Horticultural Displays AZ
salt Lake city and Sees Nothing
That Carbon aud Emery Counties
Cannot Equal or hest.

Robert II. Stewart. farm demonstra-
tor for Carbon and Emery counties
and agent OF the United States depart
mcnt 81 agriculture. has been absent
from Price a couple of weeks at Oar
land and attending the state fair at
Salt Lake city. Ills trip Co Garland
was for the purpose OF looking into
the merits OF drainage system In
use there most successfully. and which
later on may be adopted as the proper
thing for this section OF the state. In
a letter 10 The sun from Salt Lake
city OF the date OF October Sd. he
writes.
The state fair. In my estimation.
this year n better than those OF pre-
vious years. More live stock and ag-
rlcultural products are exhibited.
Most Of the live stock exhibited, ex-
eept part ~ the hog display. In suffi-
ciently good 20 be very educational.
The horticultural and Agricultural
display II much better than | had any
expectations Of seeing. az this was
such a backward year. I might say
here, however, with every means OF
PROOF 10 establish my statement. that
nave not seen anything In these two
departments that We have not an
equal 81 or superior In our two coun-
ue' NeNt year We viii be here with
a display that viii receive many
many prizes
The Utah Agricultural College of
Logan II aiding the people OF the
state and out Of the state very ma.
terially In the home economies de.
partment Labor saving devices are
being exhibited. daily lectures are be-
ing given and meals each day are be-
ing served In the proper manner.
The boys and girls clubs under
the leadership OF Prof James Hogen.
sen OF the Utah Agricultural college
ana his co-workers. Messrs. Glen of
lioN Elder county ana Sanders OF pa
Wis county are doing a tremendous
amount OF good Daily demonstra.
IONS are being given where an Kinds
OF meats vegetables and fruits are
being canned economically"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT
George -. Raymond succceds . I
Bcatic A. stores supcriniendenl

George ID. Raymond has nccrst,|
J. NJ. Beatie as general superinisair|
of the Carbon Emery stores At q,
camps OF Mohrland. Black Hawk. MI
watha and East Hiawatha. bic N
polntment becoming effective the nd
OF October. Raymond was the M
store manager at Hiawatha when ID
camp was first opened and has 81
through all the changes with ne FL
fercnt ownerahips and managsmsa|
since. Strict application to buaoa|
and with the Interests u his empnII
ers foremost at all times, has bread
him deserved promotion. He b
every way competent and worth !
the promotion that has come 70 pa
The sun II not advised as 10 ne n
ture plans OF J. NJ. Bcatle. the rs,rl|
superintendent. but anticipates y
lettering himself In leaving IN
camps over south" There Il no ~
competent man IN his busines
Utah than "Bub" icatle, and ~
dreds OF friends hereaboua rerd
see him leave Eastern ulah and ',
employ OF the company he has - "
and faithfully served since Is oFfa,.
Eation. May his shadow never r''
less
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
PROCEDURE IS CHANGED
New Ruling Recently Made Concern.
Ing Forest Reserve Lands.

by joint order OF the secretary q,
the interior and the secretary OF agri.
culture. issued August 5th and effec.
tive October LIST OF this year. contest,
OF claims for lands lying within tho
national forests will be heard by the
register and receiver OF IA limited
States land office without being first
referred 20 the land commissioner al
Washington. ID. c.
In the past the report OF the gov.
eminent Investigator, calling for con.
test OF the claim, was made 10 the
chief OF the field division OF the gen.
eral land office and by the chief ~
the land commissioner az Washing.
ton. II was then referred 10 the local
land office for hearing
Under the new arrangement. con.
siderable delay in handling the case.
In question viii be avoided. and the,
VIII be disposed Of with as much dis.
patch as the regular contests copcer,.
ing other lands, as the modification.
make the procedure the same.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE
Trying out Something New In Motor
Car Made Al Burnham, Colo.

Tuesday last party consisting Of
u, G. Ten Eyck. superintendent of the
Green River division OF the Denver
and RIO Urande. Sol Claybcok. gencr-
al roadmnHtrr and e, Moons. road
master ct the Green River division.
came 90 Price In n motor car of the
system. The party made an inrpec-
ton Of the sunnysidc branch aud lister
went 60 Black Hawk. liiawatha and
Mohrland
This motor ear IL constructed on
the lines of Packard automobile and
takes the track 81 the railroad ON
schedule the same aa any train, lie-
sides the party mentioned there was
"A driver of the car and two pilots or
track inspectors who ride on either
side 90 radiators and inspect the
track as the ear moves.
This car Of the Denver and Rio
Grande " something new In 'vehl-
cles' and was turned out OF the Burn
ham, colo. shops Of. the system a
short time ago, 10 II being given a
tryout over the system. SO far off
cialE are pleased with Il.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
REACH DECISION
TO STORE WOOL
suEFPMEN HOLD IMPOhiAN'
MEETING At ZION.
Satisfied with the Working Of the Ma
tlouaI Warehouse and Storage Com
nan, and Ash TO Have Contracts
Expiring This Month Rencwed-N'
= Nelson Attends the Meeting.

Tho National Wool Warehouse and
Storage company will continue TO 90
business and the majority Of the
aheepmen of Utah and other western
states will send their wool 20 the
warehouse for storage as they have
done during the last few years IN
s,ead Of selling 10 Eastern wool buyers
who buv from the individual sheep
r,isor This was definitely decided by
the directors Of the national orgahl-
zation and many % the leading mem
hers Of the Utah Woolgrowers asso-
cation NJ a meeting held Monday last
al Salt Lake City. Present were John
n. Halliday. president. and Directors
John cullen. william DAILY and John
Nahnnev. Rawlins. wyo.. A. J. Knoll
lin. Chicago: Fred Gooding. Gooding'
ida. e. s. Thurston. Miles city. Mont
George Austin. Salt Lake city; Enos
uennion. vcrnai and u. y. Thomp-
son of Chicago. secretary.
Following the meeting Of the board
OF directors lunch was served at which
many 81 the leading members Of the
t'tah woolgrowcrs association were
present They were J. u. Allen. ORA
per: Peter CieEg. Tooelc. wilford Day.
Parowan. Paul Droubay, Tooele'
John Singleton, T. J. Chapman and
Thomas Coddington. American Fork
Charles Gilman. Salt Lake city: J. G,
Larson. Lucin. John Ncbeker. Lake
Town: James ". Moyie. Salt Lake
CITY. Stern Hatch. Woods Cross: G. y,
CNdc. licber: Enoc Ludlow. Bonja-
min: y. T. Neilson. Mt Pleasant. =
w Mcclure. Salt Lake city; w p
Hanson. Collingston. I. g. Thorson
Bear River city. John &. Whitbcck
Vcrnai. u. r. Fitzgerald. Draper.
Themes Austin and Thomas Thomas
Salt Lake city. n. ". windcr. Muir.
ray: G. ~ Stewart and l.. 4. Marks
salt Lake city. and Thomas Smart
Logan.
The majority 81 the Utah wool.
growers present said they believed
they had received better prices by be-
Ing members ~ the national aEsocla.
ton than the, had before they Joined
the organization. They asked thai
the contracts which they had with
the national association. and which
viii expire on - toher %. 1915. ID
renewed Tor a term ~ years
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION.

About two years ago when 1 be-
gan using Chamberlain's Tablets had
been suffering for some time with
stomach trouble ana chronic constipa.
ton My condition improved rapidIv
through the use of those tablets sinco
taking four or five bottles OF Thorn INV
health has been fine" writes Ms
John Newton, Twins. n. Y. Obtain.
able eveTywhOre.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08

-zeipah johnson Of sunnyside was
autographed at the Tavern this week.
-George Conway OF Clear Greek
was n visitor In Price this week and
a guest at the Tavern.
Mrs r. l.. clark and little son
have returned Co Helper from an eN-
tended visit In Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs o. IT, Wilson OF
Grand Junction. Colo. we're Tavern
guests during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. weeter left
Salt Lake city last Monday on a ten
days trip through Idaho.
Mrs. I. a. Ice returned 20 Helper
last week after a months visit at Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
Mrs. Morley r. Mcintlre OF Hell
per IL visiting with her husband at
bingham Canyon this week.
MIR. and Mrs. John n. Bottino Of
Helper went 90 Salt Lake city last
week Co attend the state fair.
Charles RuEgeri Of Helper left
last week Tor Salt Lake city. where he
win attend school this winter.
Mrs. w. r. Hamilton and niece.
Miss struble. were visitors from Hell
per to the state fair this week.
Mayor Carlos uunderson was
among the state fair aud conference
visitors at Zion during the week
90 ,st-,. - .s.t... tst..t.
visited during fair week with their
sister. Mrs. Della Fiack Olsen. at Salt
Lake city
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crosse Of
Price were registered at the Utah
building az the San Francisco expo.
-ltion this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. a. LAUDER re-.
turned homo Tuesday from visit a.
the state fair and with relatives nj
Zion the past few deyH.
Mr. and Mrs n. y. cragan OF
black Hawk were registered at the
Tavern during the week. Alfred Bei
90 Monroe n another guest
Abe smith. who has been ranch.
Ing on Rock Creek above Utahn the
past summer. has returned 60 Mytor
Tor tho wintcr.-Myton News. a0th.
Mrs. Jack Murphy-cook OF AZ.
ianta. Ia. who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs G. u. nird of Price. de-.
parted Saturday last for Salt LAX,
city.
Cart u. Marcusen was called IN
20 Salt Lake city Monday evening hl
wire To attend a meeting Of the stat,
board OF education OF which he II q
member
i. -. noothc was up from Wei.
linEton the first OF the week. lie has
been a sufferer from rheumatism foi
quite awhile and n scarcely able 1,
be about
Cd at Salt Lake city last week. tnkinE
In the state fair This n the first va.
cation for the sheriff since he came
into the office.
w. \. Avery OF Helper went a.
Salt Lake City last week. where he
met his brother from Nashville. Tenn.
whom he had not seen for more than
twenty.reven years.
Mrs J. c. Twaddle departed last
sunday Tor visit with relatives nj
iioone and Dcs Moinea. la. expecting
Co be absent from her home at sunny
side for some time,
John Madison OF Duchesne was al
Helper last week 90 receive carload
of peaches which came Co him bS
parcels post. and which he IN Hcllinf
out In the uintah Basin country.
John Crowley. who recently re-,
turned from Weiscr. Ida. where h,
spent the summer, has accepted the
position OF night rtorekeeper for tbs
Denver and I,io drandc at Helper.
Miss Edith Causer OF Novenger
Mo. arrived In Helper Wednesday and
viii be a guest at the home OF hei
sifter. Mrs Joseph Barboglio. foi
some time. She h sister OF join
Causer OF Price.