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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14
Wilmington. De
Suggestions for Tin Wedding

To the Editor Of the Woman's Po0e.
Dear Madam--will you please tell me an
original kind OF invitation. something unique
should the luncheon consist OF and how should
u be served TO about thirty persons in a not
very large housel n what Informal way could
greatly obige (MRS) f. M r.
A short four-line Jingle such as the fol-
lowing might be written on dainty sheet
OF note paper. Fill In the correct day
Thursday is used in the rhyme, but any day
will I'LL In, even II II has three syllables
such as Wednesday or Saturday, as the
meter need not bo perfect:
Next Thursday we shall celebrate
Our wedding day. as sure as fate;
Please dine with us at half-past eight,
When ten years will have passed to date
Mr. and Mrs. II. M T.,
(Address). ss)..........
Seat your guests at five small tables,
placing six at each. Probably the most
economical way TO do would be to order
the supper or dinner from n caterer who
would likewise provide walters and make
no extra charge A simple menu. including
oyster cocktail. bouillon, croquettes and
salad. with an Ice and coffee. would be
ample.
Both host and hostess should be in ths
drawing room before the guests arrive and
greet them when they enter the room, but
do not stand at the doorway In a formal
fashion. Move about the room, speaking TO
the various guests. You might spend the
latter part OF the evening In dancing, play
Ing cards or other games
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14

youthful touch is TO be added to the
gown in the form of two clusters of silver
roses and foliage placed at the waist line
in front.
Nancy win wear her mothers lace veil
but madame said that there must also be
a short face veil OF tulle
The gown will cost scandaious price,
but without throwing bouquets" at myself
1 believe. with Mrs. Nations help. that ]
could make one like II.
Dad wrote that he had sent me n gift
am wondering what It is like.
tcopyright.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14

"Artemus Wards Best Stories" pub-
lished by Harper & Brothers. came out too
soon to contain an Artemus Ward anecdots
recently related by George Henry Story. the
whom the latter was associate editor 30 n
newspaper in Norway. Me-. and he was
familiar also with the Grand Trunk Railway
as IL was In those primitive days. oncs
when Ward was travelling on II at the rats
OF nfteen miles an hour he asked the con.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-14

Joyce Kilmer, the young poet author OF
Trees and Other Poems" was struck by
an Erie passenger train at Suffern station
recently when on his way to New York from
his home at Mahwah. N. J. He was taken
to the Good Samaritan Hospital ut Suf-
fern, where II was found that three ribs
were fractured. He was also suffering from
shock and minor bruises.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-20

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liza cocida del brazo de MontieI. con
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ms atavios. micntas cantaban VILLAIN
cicns y ~golpcaban latas, almjreces.
sartcncs y panderos.
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14

Prizes Tor "a design Tor the Mormon
battalion monument viii be- offered
hy the committee and book ~ data
fnr sculptors and architects has been
complied and h. off the press. Tn"
prizes viii hr $500, S2oo and 500.
The site fur the monument has been
srlrctrd and viii be- a hundred by
sixty feet. with twenty-five foot ce-
mrnt walk surrounding a.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
FREE FROM PARALYSIS
y" Well Defined Epidemic. Nor T.
There Any Danger.

In response TO an inquiry 10y wire
from Washington. u. c.. Dr T. w..
Beatty. secretary Of the state board
.of health. was able 10 report officially
q" headquarters Friday that there are
no existent eases 81 infantiic paralysis
in Utah at the present time. There
have been cases at various times. %
said pr beatty. but they have been
sporadic. There has been no well de-
fined epidemic. nor do We expect
one. This " noticeable disease. and
every doctor has the obligation placed
upon him 10 notify his board az once
OF any such eases. To date We have
received no such notification.
"Utah officials have been working
In close touch with the federal au-
thorltles especially In Wow Of the re-
cent health congress here. and We
take this 60 be- the reason why We
were one OF the first states TO be- ask
I'd 10 answer this important question.
This II a disease that affects both the
spine and nerve ccuters ~ IL prop
agatcd by germs and ~ infectious boy
that means" says Dr. iieatty.
The state 81 Utah has every means
g. combat the discaH" when II Hhuwr
itself and We are only too glad a.
toll the federal government that We
have me- trace of u here" he con.
ptudcd
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
ADVANCE Beet PRICES
Utah aud Idaho Farmers to Receive
I1s,y Gents Additional.

m additional nfty cents per ton
viii be- paid 10 sugar bcctgrowcrs In
Utah and Idaho this year. according
To an announcement made last Friday
by T. ". Cutler. general manager Of
the Utah Idaho Sugar COMPANY. This
will moan that ON the average the
farmers will receive 1915 for their
product. although In exceptional eases
n higher sum will be- obtained. The
increase will provide for total pay
mcnt OF about 500. 900 TO the farm
crs above the average amounts paid
them In other years. cutler declared
that the increase was due o. the wish
Of the company 60 live up 60 It's prom
lHe to make increased payments
should business Justify such course.
The Amaigamatcd sugar company
81 ogden announced az the same time
that producers Of bccts Tor the COM
pany's factories would receive fifty
cents more ton for bccts than the
contracts call for. Under contracts
that have been signed up. the farmers
would receive about 1875 ton FOR
bccts 81 average sugar content l.. ~.
Eccies. general minagcr Of the COM
pany. says the advance In price viii
apply e. the farmers supplying the
factories OF ogden. Logan. Lewiston.
Hurley and Twin Fails Tho advance
means that farmers In the ogden dis
trict will receive $4,000 more than
they expected. The total extra pay
mcnt viii amount a. about 100000.
Abnormal conditions prevailing In
the sugar industry whereby the proc
drccra are receiving higher prices Tor
tl.rir product resulted In the action of
the Amalgnmated Sugar company d.
rectbr-. according Ia Manager ECclcA
who aayH the directors feel u II righi
that the bectgrowers participate In
the prosperity VI the sugar Industry,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14

The activity of the Greater t.i,b
business league has been confined
during the past several day. Co. ri.ri.
cal work and getting uut the polling
lists Tor the coming republican pri.
maries in Salt Lake civ Each ,f
tho workers will be- furnished Win
lists for their districts during IN.
present week The matter OF signing
new members into the organization
has been completed. More than ten
Thousand names are on the ruu uf the
organization boz salt Lake county. 10
b. suid. ana every voting precinct In
the city, with the exception uf six dis.
tricts. have been organized Durinr
the coming week u BE- planned tu n.,,.
Ia number uf prominent business ,.,su
.of the city got behind IN. urr,uiz,.
tiun. business men connected with
the fight against state wide pruhibi.
ton during the last session of the leg.
stature are a. take hold ~ the isaru,
and direct IT, movements. IL BE- under.
stood.
During the past week there have
been frequent conferences between H.
w. Hrown of Louisville. Cleveland and
Chicago. who was sent To- Utah t. or
ganize the state for the Eastern In.
terests opposed 60 state wide prohi.
bition. aud a number of business men
Of ogden and Salt Lake city who
have recently become prominent In
their efforts o. take part In primaries
and political conventions ~ was
learned TUESDAY that u was decided
10 make the big fight In Salt Lake
city and ogden. hoping that " the
league could get sufficient delegates
In Salt Lake and Weber counties
trades might result In the republican
convention whereby a constitutional
amendment on the liquor question
might be- endorsed instead ~ de-.
mnnd Tor immediate action by tho
Legislature n h. hintod by one ~ the
precinct organizers that IN the event
the GREATER Utah business league can.
not control the republican convention
IN ogden August sth. u will favor IN
Independent ticket In this state back
cd by " money and will attempt e.
enlist the support ~ business men
A. previously stated in Tn" sun. r.
representative ~ brown was recently
In Price ana other towns ~ Carbon
county. hut met with 49, great en-
enlargement A. to whether this
section ~ the state will figure In IN"
fight e. amy great extent remains 4"
be- seen. n has been stated hy rep
rrrrntntlyrs ~ liruwn locally that IN"
battle is &" boz fought IN this territory
ns well ns ~ ogden. Zion and other
wet sections
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
BOARD To DECIDE
ON BASIN BRANCH
DECISION FROM THE UNION PA.
CHIC NEXT MONTH.
Thrc Preliminary Reports OF the
surveyors For the san Pedro Route
Into the Uintah Ba-in In the Hands
OF the Hoard OF Dlrcctor--Dcnvs
and TITO Grnndr Also Busy.

Decision will be reached by the
Union Pacific system and the Salt
Lake Route as 90 the building OF the
Uintah ilasin line at n meeting TO be
held In Los Angeles In Auguat-next
month. Prior a. that time directors
Of the Union Pacific system viii meet
In New York. when the reports % the
engineering corps In the Uintah ia.
sin viii be presented and an appro-
priation made Tor thu building % the
line. " u. r. Lovott chairman OF the
board. decides that the Uintah branch
would hc self supporting The three
preliminary rcpurts IT the engineer
ing department of the Salt Lake
Route are now In the hands of the
board at directors. aud u ~ said that
surveys on the tonnage cost OF con.
structiun ana the estimated revenue
Of the proposed line nre favorable 10
IL construction.
Tho first corps 81 engineers has
gone into the heart ~ the ulntah Ia.
sin and has secured figures ms TO the
incoming and outgoing tonnage. and
also RH Co the possible tonnage n the
Resources of the IiRsin are developed
Ca the maximum degree by the build
Ing of u railroad into that section. 10
IL said the engineers found the greater
part OF tho tonnage going into the
Basin came from Colorado points on
account uf better rail and stage con-
nections and Il h the intention Co di-
vert this traffic o. Utah distributing
points N the Union Pacific system de-
tcrmineH 90 build nt once.
The Denver aud Rio Ornnde board
of directors are Ia meet In New York
this present week ana II n expected
something definite ~ o. the con-
Htruction 30 the proposed branch Of
that road from Soldier summit or
Cotton down the Strawberry and into
the Basin viii be forthcoming ~, u.
Nudge, president OF the fish route. %
was recently In the Basin country In
cognito. II begins Co look ~ n the
Basin section was "a race" between
the two great tranHcontinentai routes
FOR additional feeder lines.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
MASTER KEY WILL
STAR 7 OPERATIONS
CONTROL or PROPERTY uI;LD
nv \. q. GUTHEID.
Holdings OF Company Consist OF seven
Claims In splendid Beaver County
Territory That Are In Proccss OF
Pat-m-Oc Encount-rcd H'~cm.
bic- the iIoo-Icr hoy Itssurc.

Plans are under way whereby the
Master Key Mining company. the
property OF which II located In the
star district OF beaver county. viii be
financed and two shifts OF miners put
e. work In the near future. according
Co 4. q. Guthcii president Of the com.
pany. who II In Salt Lake on mining
business The work OF sinking "A new
SHAFT on the Beaver star 30. I II To-
be- started aud pushed ahead as rap
idly aa possible. says Salt Lakes Tri-
hunc of last Saturday The holdings
of the company consist of seven
claims. five of which are In the proc
csH Of patent The group IN bounded
on the north and east by the Mon
zonitc and the Cedar Extension. on
the east by the Leonora and ON tho
south by the Iloosicr 10y and the Pa
Iona Extension Company'a ground.
About three hundred feet from the
south end Of the Beaver Star No I
claim there N showing 81 lead
silver ore which occurs In "a bedding
uf gray soluble limestone that cor
responds Co the strike Of the ilooHicr
li"y fissuro. A. "a point about five
hundred feet north OF the iiooHivr
hoy shaft and near the west side line
~ the HEAVIER Star No. H. flssurc
running castcriy and westerly that
shows lvad-EilNcr ore. Fifty feet 90
the south and parallel 10 this fisHurc
IL an altered green porphsry dixie. Ia
the center of the Beaver Star claim
and about five hundred feet from the
north end line vertical SHAFT has
been sunk o. depth 1T sixty feet \
rrusarut from the bottom OF the shaft
driven ten feet o. the west cut u
north-south fault plane from which
sixty dollar ore has been taken, one
hundred feet a. the south OF TIM
shaft h. an incline SHAFT down thirty
feet on u northcasicrly and south
westerly fissuro from which hundred
dollar ore has been taken,
The company h capitalized Tor l..
OO0. 900 shares. par value ! cent. and
about $50. goo shares have been issued
| A., q 0utheii h president. g. W
Reese IL Vice president q, N. Sulli-
van N secretary ana treasurer, who
win Henry barney ana a. }. Mooney
| fern thr directorate.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
AN UNlUCEY NUMBER
Thirteen New Game warien- Named
for Duty I,cccntly.

Appointment of thirteen deputy
wurdens Tor the state fish and game
department recommended by Fred
W. Chambers. head of the depart
mrnt. has been approved hy the state
board ~ examiners. The appoint
mentH of deputy fish and game war
d.nH are cyrus Davis. beaver. VIII
liam Archibald, Park clty; n T.. oil
limnn. Nrrnhl. \. A. iiertoch. Nor
gyn. \. T. Ewing smithfleld; George
Van Wagner. Midway; G. u. Toone,
clinton. -, J. Thompson. Altonah;
James knudson. brigham; Fred Jur-
gonsnn. Ephraim J, q, Muir, Ran
doiph; sherman e. Hardy. H. George.
and I. G. Spencer. with the eNcep-
ton of Archibald. who viii gct ninety
dollars a month. the deputies viii re-
celyc furty-flyc a. fifty dollars a
month.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
Helpers SORE SPOT
Nicr Littic stake Irt ~ Price for
Merchandise.

"rh. Fourth passed very quietly la
Helper" rnyr the Times 1T that town
in ~ Issue uf last Friday, Most 81
those who could g-t away iourncycd
To- pric" ur e. the piCnic ~ i,ivcrHid"
Park. while uthcrs organized picnic
parties and spcnKffhc day In the woods
adjacent a. llgpcr The excursion
from sunnyrido a. Helper was called
uff because the business men 81 the
town could not Hrr ilH importance,
and refused o. contribute the amount
necessary a. insure ~ success 10
may be- mid. M passing that the cN-
rurriun went e. Price. ana nearly
five hundred people went from sun
uysidr a. the county seat town a.
spend their money \ couple of Price
husinrsH mon who were In Helper
"Wednesday report that the Golden
gule store ~ that town reports the
largest volume uf business In IL his
tory. Ia addition 90 the amount
spent hy the eNrurHiunistH Tor neCrH-
sarirs-in the stnreH-lt b. estimated
that they spent on an average of i've
dollars each Tor pleasure, and az the
least calculation this one excursion
iru three thousand dollars In Price,
This would have been u nice little
unkr a. have been divided among the
business men of Helper"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
LOCAL ROAD WORK
stnt oficini Pleased Win What T.
Nnw Going On.

Irsss d. I,Wkrs, state treasurer und
one ~ the state road commissioners,
got back a. Salt Lake city last shiur-
dny from trip 81 inspection ~ the
road work iu tlniah. huyhrHnr hnd
Carbon ,uuntirs The trip Included
conference with the various county
regarding tnA levy us'
urrs. 40 uf which, I,NkoH says, VIII
show satisfactory returns both Tor
state aud county The work On the
roads in these three counties, JrwkrH
snid b. progressing nicely There are
now six road camps in Carbon county
alone. Work on the strawberry
route. be- SAYS, win soon be- under
way. Several gangs als" VIII start
work >>sss.'nn rsnyon.
JrWkrs h. enthusiastic over th, hk-
possibilities of the iinlah
ua.in. 81 don't believe hr said
chat know "f any farming region
In the rnuntr, that has such wonder
nl prospects There b. "nlN ono
Thing lacking that b. good roads, nnd
mis- condition Is going 10 10" r'm'a'rd
la mo- time ut all"
Smoke Elk Pride Cigar Tel l's'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14

The Green river section VIII not be-
entirely devoid Of fruit. ~ some re-
ports sent from other cities nearby
have indicated. An indication of u
crop In some quarters h Ia be found
on the r. u, Spalding place, spald-
Ing n showing yellow Transparent np-
plies on HE trees In such plenty that
they viii have 20 be thinned ana they
are nearing the eating stage already.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
Miners TO UNIONlE
'oal piggcr~ In Every Western state
to H. i.aborcd with.
, +++++++++++444+4

DENVER Colo. July 1O.-At
delegate meeting of the Rocky 1
Mountain Association Of Coal .
Miners held IN Cheyenne ycster. .
I day plans we're formulated for .
: reorganizing all union miners in .
I colorado Utah. Washington and .
every Western State. .
We will take active stems i'm. .
: m'dmtely o. reurganizc the un- /.
7 ION Zoe Colorado and Utah and /.
I every other state where neces- /.
: sary. said Robert W. Harlan.
member OF the international /.
board of United Mine workers /.
today
W" believe that a better un. .
dorstanding exists between cm- /.
p'ulcr aud cmploye and that .
There will be- no occasion Tor any I
trlkc IN thc future"
John MDlscnnau " Denver was I
elected president Of the associa- I
tiDn
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
LEAGUE WORKING
HARD THESE DAYS
s'"oN" EFFORT BEING MADE
TO WARD orr PROHIBITION.

''anncd to Have Zig business Men nj,
ogden and salt Lake CITY to Get
Behind What T. Termed Eas,,t,
Brewery Interest, Represented ~,
Brown, Who Come, Prom hast
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14

There is some advertising thal ~
worse than none. There are some au-
'ertisers who would profit by sayihs
nothing rather than by saying WA
hey do say. The best way To 10
ming is TO do IL properly.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14

smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel i5s,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14

Thomas L. McCarty. formerly Of
Price. h going to engage In the cattle
business somewhere out from Mack,
colo. untii recently he has been one
of the owners of the Midland Hotel
az Green River.