The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-28

station on the system with the ex-
'eption ut Taos Junction. y. NJ.
which had an increase Of 2O7 per
cent Helper increase was 30 per
cent fruita 81. Sunnyside 80. salt
Lake city 10 and Price Is per cent
Thompsons Is usually ON the honor
roll. hut fen down last month"
Corporal Frank Williams of the
United States recruiting service arr
rived IN Price this morning from salt
Lake city tie will open an auxiliary
recruiting station in the Miles build
ing tupstairsl today 10 will interest
the public that Corporal williams was
born in this city thrty-ninc years ago.
lie has been In the government scr-
vice for the past sixteen years. Lieut.
v r. Bcl. who u In charge Of all
the auxiliary recruiting stations with
headquarters IN salt Lake city Is the
corporals commanding officer IN this
branch NJ the service.
Justice OF the Peace NJ. y. Evans ct
castle Gate handed uut stirr scn-
tcnce Tuesday tp va Miles. who uu
ull a f,v daNa agu was leasing "a bar
her shop in the lower end of the coal
city From the evidence adduccd u
appears that Miles lcrt castle Gate
with razor and pair Ut shears he
longing Go the proprietor W the shop
and as soon az the latter found this
out he sworc To- complaint charging
I Miles with larccny \ deputy sheriff
/ from Price went after Miles. who had
gone a. Green River. and brought him
back Monday evening Tie was taken
/ Co Castle Gate Tuesday and was as
scSs,d fine 1T thirty dollars Tho
sun g. informed that Miles had left
considerable personal property In
| cluding a new suit of clothes. IN the
shop ~ Castle Gate.
The members ut i.odR. No. 80. odd
Fellows. gave dance and banquet M
Masonic Hall last Wednesday evening
Co celebrate the ninety seventh ami.
vcrsary ~ the founding 81 the order
IN the city of baltimore on April 90
1919. There was "a fine turnout ul
the members wives. sisters and sweet.
hearts and u number ~ others were
invited and participated In the fcstivi'
ties. The dancing was kept up unit
n late hour and all who were present
went a. their various homes mucl
pleased with the entertainment Pres
cnt from Helper were Mr and Mrs
q. o. Dyer Mr. and Mrs ~ NJ. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs r. a. wann. Mr.. an,
Mrs ~. " Hall. Mr. and Mrs. 4. shon
field. Mr aud Mrs Frank Jerome. Mr.
and MrH John Fellows. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Bellows. Nr. and Mrs x. q
Snyder nnd Mt and Mrs. I X. Good
Baron Kervich. distinguished
Russian educational missionary AM
an authority on governmental science
{ was Price visitor during the earl
part uf the week. The baron ~ MAX
. ing tour 1T the world In the inter
+ rf's uf the Russian government an
his special object In visiting the Uni
, ted States IL tn inquire into uur Nt
b tenn uf public instruction. tie state
that white In his country Hplcndi
education BE- given tn such people u
Z can afford A. yet the poorer clarHs
, are not given any opportunities In "a
y educational line whatever, lie a.
graduate ~ the University Of petrt
b grad aud hv expects On his return
. iturslH e. bv given commission
{ work the necessary reforms In rcho'
o. work while her. he addressed N
= pupils and teachers at the Loci
J schools and from her" he went
&. brand Junction and viii continue h
b Investigations In other Imperial
4 places In the Fast. lie expressed hin
4 sclf well pleased with Price.