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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-08
Francesca Derniglia

Francesca Dernigia. aged 76, died at Il o'clock last night at his late residence, 13S' Avenue, south. Funeral services will be held from the Southside Catholic church at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, ard interment will be in Elmwood ceme- tery. The deceased is survived by his widow, three sons, Sam Dernigla, Joe Derniglia and Charlie Derniglia; two daughters, Mrs. Mary Greco and Mrs. M T. Cefalu. Lige Loy will have charge of arrangementS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-08
Mrs. Mary Jane Southard

The funeral services of Mrs. Mary Jane Southard, aged 80 years, who died Monday morning at the residence of her son, w. E. Southard, 6212 Sec end avenue, Woodlawn, were held from the residence at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Interment was made in For est Hill cemetery. The S. w. Woodin Undertaking company had charge of arran eements
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-08
Samuel w. Ellis

The body of Samuel w. Ellis, aged 55 years, who died in local infirm- ary at 4:40 O'Clock Monday afternoon, after an illness of several hours, was sent to Mansfield, Ga. at 9 o'clock yesterday morning by the Johns Un dertaking company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-08
To Heln Him Out

From Browning's Magazine. You are lying so clumsily,' said the observant judge to a litigant who was | making a dubious statement of his case, that I would advise you to get a lawyer"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-08

teaspoons cinnamon, one-fourth teaspoon alspice, one teaspoon nutmeg, one pouEd raisens seeded and cut, three tablespoons baking powder. flavor with blend of orange and vanilla. Cream together sugar and shortening, then mix into this alternately milk and flour into winch baking powder has been sifted Add iaisens and last put in flavoring ana spices.
 JELLIED RICE
 One quart stock, one cup rice, one box gelatin, half pint cold water one onion. Cut onion in pieces, drop into stock and put on fire to season, adding salt and pepper to taste. Allow gelatin to soak in half pint cold water and pour over thus the hot stock after it has been strained. Place in mold and allow to set Hard cooked eggs are quite nice to mix with the jelly before it congeals. When used cut them in slices.
 WHOLE EGG DRESSING
 One whole egg, one pint oil. Put the egg into bowl and gradually beat into il the oil Add lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste When finished add one te,o4espoon ot boiling water for each cup of mayonnaise. Beat in and when cool place on ice. This prevents separation and keeps mayonnaise in perfect condi- ton.
 VEAL OUTLETS
 Three cups ground veal, one small cup thick white sauce, highly season. Add q little minced onion, if desired. Mould into pear shape, then flatten until they ire one-inch thick, dip in crumbs egg and crumbs and fry. Before frying, insert a piece of spaghetti an inch long in small end to look like a bone, serve with mushroom or oyster sauce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-08
WHOLE EGG DRESSING
VEAL CUTLETS
A Leading Question

From Outing.
 How much should I lead a duck 2" The difficulties presented by this oft repeated question become apparent when we consider that ducks average from 75 to 145 feet per second ac- cording to the species and that these
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-08
The Fly in the Ointment

From the Boston Transcript.
 Caller-How pleased you must be to find that your new cook is stayer.
 Hostess-My dear. don't mention 1t! She's stayer all right. but unfortu- nately she's not cook.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-08
Nothing to Boast Of

From Lustige Blatter (Berlin). Where I live it is fine; every child has it's own room!'
 "Oh, that's nothing; where l live ev- cry child has it's own mammal!
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
EMERY COUNTY PEOPLE
BUSY ON BETTER ROADS

NJ. Bakers romantic play. Above the
Clouds" In Huntington and nearby
towns In the near future.
Ray Christensen has returned from
Monticello To- Cleveland where he has
been employed FOR some time.
Edmund Crawford. as secretary of
the Castle Dale Coop. last Thursday
plead not guilty To the charge Of con-
Quoting business without license
preferred by Carl wilherg. Trial was
set for the 18th by Justice Miller.
Mrs. J. a. Ottcrstrom of Cleveland.
who was operated upon for oppcndi-
Gifts "a short time ago. has been In a
very serious condition since. hut IL
now slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh tamph enter
tanned Jolly crowd ~ some sixteen
couples at the Smith home last Mon
day evening Delicious refreshments
brought the evening pleasure to "a
close.
Mrs s. 4. Snow entertained the
members Of the Uayvicw Reading
club at her home last "Wednesday.
China was the subject uf the les
son
The Crochet circle mot at the home
of Miss Efnc Day last Thursday even
ing
Miss Jennie Lake was the recipient
of surprise birthday party last
Thursday.
Miss Myra Mckee 81 Huntingdon
has been granted a special high school
certificate In domestic science.
District school was forced 60 post.
ponc its opening Friday morning Tor
lack ~ coal a. fire up with.
David Nordcii ~ Clawson was ~
before Justice Hall of that place last
Tuesday. charged with disturbing the
peace ~ dance az that town. ne
plead not guilty and trial was set Tor
the 18th.
Mrs Jack IIcardc 81 the lIcardc
overland show company " visiting
friends In cleveland and attending a.
business her husband having died re-.
Gently In California.
Mrs u. -, Rasmussen has recently
returned 60 Cleveland from sunny
side. where she has been visiting with
her children.
Another fine baby girl arrived Z,
mako Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Crawford
happy last Monday
Ciyyriand's relief society b. prcpar'
inE Tor an excellent time On their an
uuni day
The work visited the home IT Mr.
aud Mrs James tiernscn and SIR. an,
Mr. oscar Bickard nt Fcrron recent
/ iy leaving and giri at the respective
homes
bishop Anton Nciispn and Elder T.
W Johnson 81 Huntington were u
Cleveland nH home missionaries las
Sunday
Tuesday evening big leap Yea
ball was given at Davis Hail ~ Civvc
/ land
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
BUYERS OF WHEAT
ARE MOST ACTIVE
EIFoRTs ~ COHItNL TIM vrNu
AND IDAHO errors.


wheat buyers are active through o.
out the intcrmountain country MAX
ing contracts for the delivery of wheat
next September. and In number of
instances contracts already are being
signed by the farmers. owing a. the
heavy demand for wheat futures for
1915. the buyers are doing everything
they can a. be- assured of u sufficient
supply o. fill the hlg contracts which
have been offered by the European
nations for wheat delivered On board
vessels In American ports
In Southern Idaho there are a num-
her 81 wheat buyers making contracts
az this time and also In Northern and
Southern Utah. In which sections
there ~ large quantity ~ wheat
raised On dry farms In IN" greater
number 81 Instances the contracts are
based on q sliding scale governed h)
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
BEUIAH STORRS LEWIS
Utah Woman Making Good Ia tile
World of Fiims.

Another one ~ Salt Lakes daugh-
tors e. make good In the world of
make believe h. iieuiah storrH Lewis,
daughter uf Mr.. and Mrs. George a.
StnrrH 81 Provo and wife uf a, y,
Lewis 81 the Grace apartments. says
Sundays Salt Lake Telegram, Mrs.
Lewis has just returned &C. Universal
city. Gala. a. continue her work with
the Universal Film company Mrs.
Lewis went a. Universal city last May
and won her way into the heart of
"thc game" almost az once. She snnn
became q regular stock member of
the Universal FILM companies after
only four weeks soryice
Some time ago she was Invited Ia
go with the stock company tu Japan
a. film some pictures. but she refused
wishing rather a. stay near her folks
She also refused contract 60 go "a
Honolulu as leading lady ~ one ~ the
stock companies which lett San Fran
cisco on the first Of the year. Mrs
Lewis has appeared IN many ~ ths
episodes ~ Graft"
George 4. Stnrrs. the father al Mrs
l.rwis. II general manager of the
spring Canyon Coal company al
slnrrs. and Is well known locally. Mrs
Lewis h. cousin of Arthur J, Le" o
Price
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10

There Is no doubt that the waist
line is growing tighter az the season
advances.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10

Tho most fashionable petticoat in
Paris h made ~ rows of black net
fluunting.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
BULL MOOSE CONVENTIONS
OFFICIAL CalI Made For ApriI sth NJ
salt Lake Clty.

The call Tor the progressive state
convention tn select delegates o. th"
national convention uf the party Ca be-
held IN chicago, June 'th. was issued
last Monday hN Wesley ~ Walton
progressive state chairman, and \. n
Rohertson. secretary, The call fixes
the number nr delegates a. the cnn-
vcntiun 20 four hundred and eighty.
four Each county g. Invited 4" send
AS many delegates az the voters MAY
desire. and the votes uf each county
in each convention win De- accredited
az follows
Beaver q. Box Elder 10, Cache 3D.
Carbon #. Davis Q. pucheHn" Z. Em-
cry :. Garfield Q. Grand =, Iron ],
Iuah :, Kane L. Willard 4, Morgan D.
Piute o. Rich ., salt Lake IN, San
Juan 2. sanpctc 20, SEWER 49, summit
3. Tooele o. Uintah o, Utah 90, Wa
satoh .. Washington 4, Wayne ], We
her ~; total 49,,
The state aud congressional con-
yentiona are to be- held at salt Lake
CITY. April Nth. There VIII Doe Nv"
hundred forty-siN delegates in the
FIRST Congressional district ronNen-
tion. and two hundred thirty-eight in
the Second Carbon county u ~ the
First district
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
TIME CARD
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER i2. 1918.

1 and the Fast 7l0 a.
Limited
and the West S;t5 D.
Limited
4 1850
san Franc al Carries Mail
From
Express, Carries Mall
Carries Mail
5oo
dorado andUt Carries Mail
BRANCH
soneld z'oO pm
Creek
No OF sooeld Branch NO ooz
MARYsvALE
1880
Thistle intermediate Points 1890 M
u
Mixed 4'o IN
and Except Sundays
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
SUGAR FACTORY COMING
Julian Riley Bo0si- lii- Home Town
Away From Home.

Preliminary steps have been taken
n the people uf Price ana those liN-
ing In the agricultural section In the
vicinity of the biggest little town Of
the state Tor the establishment there
OF q sugar fact rs Julian N. riley
former deputy United states marshal,
who b. now resident az Price, was In
Salt Lake city last Monday ON husi-
ness trip and said that things are mp
aud going az Price. The Telegram
quotes him thus;
can the mines In the district are
uperating az capacity The live stock
n the district h. doing well and the
farmers of the section have begun an
active campaign for the establishment
of a sugar factory The lands near
Price are exceptionally wei adapted
Tor sugar beet culture and some Of
ri, ials of the u'ah-ldaho Sugar com
pany have made "a tentative agree
ment 20 build factory II sufficient
beet acreage can bee secured. We can
secure this acreage and when this II
done will lay our request before the
proper authorities. George Austin, ag-
lricultural expert for the sugar COM
pany. visited Price recently In this
connection
Price has developed good trade
with the uintah Basin country la tue
last year and We contemplate eItsn'
siye Improvements this spring on IN
highway leading % Myton. This vii
afford better handling of freight
and will tend 10 increase our business
In that section"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10

the quality uf the wheat and che dis
lance u u from the muruad. ~ IL
said hy railroad traffic officers that
at least 90 per cent 90 the wheat
raised IN Southern Idaho Hui have
been contracted Tor In adyanr" 81 it,
rcaping,
Bulls aud bears were manipulating
the Nvruai wheat market several days
recently and the way wheat was
chnniuR hands was u caution. Rep
roscntntiVeH of the Mytou MIL began
buying wheat at cighty-fiye cents and
occurred about tive thousand bushels.
says the Nernai Express. The Nernni
mill got busy and the price went ~
a. ninety cents and then one dollar.
AZ that price the Ncrnai NH secured
rnmethiug over twelve thousund
bushels. whether the Myton people
were trying e. Rut corner on the
hut the Indications were enough To-
run the price NJ ON short notice.
| Nlnoty-two thousand bushels of wheat
was the amount thrcHhcd In the east
crn half of uintnh county the past
season. and while there has been con-
siderable fed. Il would seem that
there ought Ca Ice plenty left.
The management Of the upaico
| flour mill out In the tlntah Basin has
announced an advance In the price ~
wheat. spring wheat. cighty-fivc
cents. gold coin. ninety cents, aud
winter. one dollar.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
smoke Elk Pride cigar. Tel. l5s.
NoTICr 40 wNrEn UsERs-

NOTICE 40 WATER IsElis-
state Engineer office, salt Lake
CITY. I'tah, Feb, ~, 1915, Nntlee II
hereby given that u, o. T"rner'
whose postofflce address II kenil-
worth. Utah. has made Application
In accordance with the requirement.
Of the compiled Laws of Utah, 1907,
ss amended hy the Session Laws "l
Utah. 1909, 1871 and 1919 {" APP
proprgate one Gl cuhic-fnot OF water
per second from an unnamed spring
i'm Trail Canyon, Carbon c"uhlS'
Utah. Said spring ISSUES az point
which lies 25SO feet north ana -''e
feet west of the southeast corner OF
the southwest quarter Of Sec %,
Twp. ~ South. Range East sali
Lake base and meridian. The water
will he diverted al the spring anu
conveyed by means OF ditch Tor a
distance OF 1900 feet and there used
from March 18th 20 October Slst' IN
elusive, OF each year, 10 irrigate 40
acres of land embraced In the north
vest quarter of Sec, 3, Twp. IA south,
Range East, Salt Lake base ana
meridian. This application Is desig-
mated I'm the state engineers office az
No. s5O6. All protests against the
granting OF said application, stating
the reasons therefor, must De made
by affidavit in duplicate, accompanied
by a Zee OF s2.bO. and filed In this
office within thirty (3O) days after
the completion OF the publication OF
this notice. w. d. BEERS, State En-
gineer,
pate OF first publication FsJ. 20
1918. date OF completion OF pnbliea'
don March "a. isie.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10

CASTLE DALE. March Good
roads boosters Of Castle Dale and
'raugcville have subscribed twenty
i've hundred dollars In work 60 be APP
pied on the recently designated state
highway connecting Emery and SAN
pete counties construction Of which
began yesterday when Hanger VI. A..
workman. accompanied by John Bar-
nard ~ Salina who will act as con-
sruction foreman. left To- establish
camp for the government workers.
The donation work u to he applied
between prangeville and the mouth
"t Straight Canyon. and II Is under
stood that good roads enthusiasts Of
Ephroim and Manu will do like work
on their side uf the mountain The
subscription idea was adopted at CAS-
DE- Dale ~ q meeting last Saturday.
Fifteen OF the men present had three
hundred and eighteen dollars sub
sUrihcd in short order. and the lists
prepared Tor circulation have steadily
grown. while OranEeyillc has the
movement equally In hand.
Siguots of the note for the church
organ. against whom suit was COM
mcncod in salt Lake city court q
couple of weeks ago. were saved from
Judgment being entered against them
I hy ten uf the members Ut the general
/ priesthood. who accepted appoint
mcnts Co a committee IT that number
who borrowed the money at local
I bank. sent it uff and proceeded TO
canvass the ward Tor the amount.
Something near hundred dollars has
been collected the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bawdcn are
entertaining Yrand new girl at
| Cleveland.
The local Y. L. NJ. l. A. gave one ~
| the most successful dances uf the year
| last Tuesday The dance was given
as leap year affair and over hum
| drod 1T the men folks were shown the
I time ~ their lives 10y that number Of
Young ladies.
Principal Hickman. Miss bird and
| Mrs iialycrson. who accompanied the
! academy basketball boys e. Price.
went on down 60 Utah county points.
but will return tomorrow.
| Senator Don %. Cotton from this
| district and Representative Ira a.
l Browning have been appointed by
| Governor Spry Co act On the commits.
sion authorized az the last session ui
the legislature a. investigate the la-
hor legislation question.
Miss Jennie Lennon has returned
from BLACK Hawk e. Fefrun. whcr,
she has spent the past Few weeks with
her sister.
Leigh i.amph. vito b. employed al
Staudard,illo, spent the furvpart ul
the week he Castle bale with his wife
Friday HHt fine baby WAS born 1,
Mr.. ana Mrs charles MnRnuss.n.
Miss rornrllic Thompson of Fvrrot
entertained the Ladies' Sewing ciut
last Thursday evening
Miss Emily Fleming. principal n
the prcsh, tcriun SCHOOL az Frrron
leaves THURSDAY Tor an extended triI
East She has been given leave 81
p absence Tor six months In apprrria
tiun uf her faithful work In Utah. tn
tuwnsponpl" appreciate her effort
put forth In the school aud sinccrcl
hope she viii return next year Mis-
Della o'Connur n taking her place,
The forruu basketball team playel
the Emery boys last FRIDAY winnin
the game hy good majority Their
I was large crowd over from Emery
Aaron johnson. dramatic inrtru,
tor. assisted hy the Huntington Ora
matte company win present Geurg
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10

This good looking house frock Il
fashioned OF golden brown pussy vii
low silk, set on with numerous silk
ball buttons. The seams are all plped
and a doIble belt lends a princess 81
feet becoming TO a matronly hgure
The bell sleeves and V neck, finished
with . little tie OF the same material
are interesting features OF this prett,
mock, which may be made OF any pre-
ferred shade OF silk.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
SOUTHERN UTAH As

summit Thistle Provo ana SAT- Lake
IL Of VIII BE Held for Connection
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
, SPECIFIC AGAINST COLDS.

The nearest thing 60 specific
tainst colds h. sleeping porch or
I'm bedroom and n cold sponge bath
sry morning when you first get up.
ben then you will occasionally take
roid. especially when colds are epi-
mil. ana when you do YOU will find
Lamborlain's Cough Remedy a great
Iip 100 enabling YOU 60 get rid ~ II.
TO- phtninable everywhere
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10
one GOOD WAY OF LAYING UP DOLLARS

Advertising does service Tor mankind Il shpens the buying
IL
economy Of buying worthy goods It eases the work Of the salesman In the
satisfaction and merchant
who habtueT the advertisements In The sun help
buy They learn how get the worth %
advertisers mistake In appealing this
to n low 10
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10

Duytur=Yuur wife has muscular
affection which renders her speech
less can cure her, hut Il viii take
time,
Mean Mnn=Tnkr al the time YOU
want doctor.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-03-10

Women carpenters have made their
appearance az Maycncc, where they
are taking the place ~ their huH.
bands and brothers az the front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
SHOW TO BE BIGGER AND BETTER
THAN ANTICIPATED BY
MOST SANGUINE.
weary Every Wheeling District Auto
mobile Distributor Represented.
Committees Busy.

Nheelines first automobile show
promises TO be a bigger and better
success IN every way than was antic-
ipated by the most sanguine at the
outset. The large hall of the Market
auditorium has proved to b. made
quate Tor the many distributors and
manufacturers who want space. while
II Is feared that the dance hall in adj
dition to the balcony in the auditorium
proper Will also be inadequate for the
large exhibits of motorcycles and sc-
cessories. Plans were made yester-
Gay TO use the balcony in addition TO
the dance hall.
yesterday noon the last two spaces
Tor automobile exhibits were assigned
The Gee Electric company will exhibit
one OF the finest model electric cars
ever seen In this community. while the
Sands Electric company will have a
nne display OF Dodge Brothers autos.
There are no more automobile display
spaces to be had. The many manufac.
turers who have no distributors in this
section but were anxious to exhibit
their cars didn't even get "A look-iu.
All such applications had 10 be turned
'down. The show promises to be what
might be termed a home enterprise"
so far as automobiles are concerned.
Tor all the fine late model cars see.
at the show may be had through
Wheeling district distributors Thirty
spaces will be used for auto aNhibits
representing about 20 different makes
of cars. The exhibition will be the
finest and most interesting ever seen
In the Ohio valley between Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati.
Publicity Manager Lee Paul said
yesterday that Wheeling district mo-
torcycle and accessory dealers had
been rapidly taking spaces and that
out of town concerns were now being
considered by the committee. \ com
munlcation was received yesterday
from the X. d W. Rubber company,
of Ashland. O., asking for space in the
accessory department To exhibit their
"MaNtoire' tire. claiming to have the
only indestructible inner tube tire On
The market number of applicants
for space have been received from
automobile magazine publishers and
other concerns throughout the coun-
try. assuring that the motorcycle-accee-
sorry department will be filled as well
as the automobile section.
Approved Plans.
Yesterday morning City Buildin.
Inspector Fahey approved the plans
for construction Of the tramway struct-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
0UT-THE-PIKE
Fire At Elm Grove

Tho Elm Grove Printing Company
rooms IN the state Bank building. on
Main street, Elm Grove. was tn, seen.
"i "a mr." yesterday morning about g.fs
CLOCK, which quilted the rooms The
mr.. winch was Of unknown origin. was
urst discovered 10y Mrs BlaNn.v Who
hN,s ON the second floor Of the bank
huiiding. and who awakened her SON.
~. l. blaNn"y. owner of tho Elayucy
lharnacN. m the room adjoining tho
printing shop. \ call was sent b. fl.
Jim Grove fire company. which a.
l"h1td an once, As % looked as though
tho IRE would be hard 10 night. "a .alI
was sent 90 the Edgvood nrs dsparf-
m"nt The Woodsdale company ro-
Spouded, hut its assistance was not
needed. BY tho quick work OF th,. nre-
men the Seahright stor. ON IN. west
sid" of the building was saved from
rhtrhinE hr". The large stock or rrtut-
INK material and machinery 81 TN F,im
Hr"N" Printing Company and tho Elm
',r''" Press was damaged 10 tho extent
by insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
ALL AUTO SECTIONS NOW LET:
DEMAND FOR ACCESSORY SPACE

ure TO b. used in running cars into
and out the Market auditorium second
story for the show. The plans will be
formally presented 10 the board OF con-
troll today for their approval
The various committees will likely
hold joint meeting this week TO ar
range an interesting and enjoyable
program TO be- given in cooperation
with the show and 10 designate cet-
tain nights for special features. II is
expected that the biggest night of all
will be cosiety night. "Wednesday.
March %. The show will be on from
March - TO April ?. and 1t Is antici-
pated that more people will visit the
Market auditorium during that time
than during any same space or time
since the building was erected several
years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-14
KAD MARROW ESCAPE.

LONDON. March -. zoe y. m.-Dr T.
VI "rTtn Pearl. who was 90 surgeon In the
lNlItd states army during the Spani.b-
am, rlcan war had a narrow escape r.-
=. ht} from bomb dropped from "a
window iu the hospital Of which d, 3D..
.ll'f surgeon. somewhere in Religion,
me explosion OF the bomb smashed ftr
WINDOW ana covered Dr. Pearl with
glass ana debris but he escs,cd ,,,tt
out injury -'
hr Pearl was passenger on tho
l.u-iifnin when that vessel was forr..
nster.