The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-09-15

w. w. Putnam former sales man
"k'l OF Titan Power and Light COM
l"nl VIII boz the future hold tho ,ittc
W manager With headquarters al Salt
l.'Ne lily. Tie succeeds e. that posi.
,l"n 10y reason OF the resignation of
~ - Green. who has accepted posi-
ton IN Arkansas Putnam has been
WIN the company three years coming
To Iah from Minnesota.
}. =. Pcttit state coal mine inspcc.
Tor. was IN Price Yesterday from
Stofrs. Tie gave that camp. standard
Nlhr ana Rains q thorough going
over as II we're during the last few
days. To Sun representative he
sald everything was to his entire sat
lsiaction. From Price he went TO
salt Lake City this morning. while
~ This city h. made the Tavern his
home.
The Golden Rule store takes up
goodly portion OF The sun this week
Just "ne-half the pappr-with price
quotations Besides The Sun Job
presses turned out for this institution
several thousand halr-shect hills that
VIII circulate whore The sun doesn't
go. Manager brown. ns well as those
in charge of the hundred aud twenty.
four other stores the country over.
believes In printers ink.
John Ecdd. former manager of th.
ltah-ldahu Motor company. has re-
signed his position with that company
and has taken the management Ut the
Price Auto and Service Garagc with
offices in the building Non North
Eighth street Icdd suii retains the
agency Tor the Dodge Bros ear and
VIII act nr agent in Eastern Utah Tor
this concern. hesides do, citing pur-
u"n "t his time a. the automobile
supply business
Last SUNDAY evening about twenty
tive friends uf George ~ Nclms gave
him him surprise at his home On
North Niuth street. w honor 81 that
g"ntlcmsn's birthday Nclms was in
dur"d o. gu tu meet some folks who
were coming mon tur -rNening train
and ON returning home Nnund the
crowd u waiting After Nhc first
shock uf m, mrurisr wore on the host
was found a. hy u jolly entertainer.
tn" evening was spent IN music and
other amuscmont- and refreshments
WUtD served.
The recent report D., the directors
uf the Denver aud TITO graudo show
that tho earnings uf the road have In
creased during the past riN months.
and th' earning power is now greater
than fur wears The expenditures
have been more than offset 10y the In
creased earning The directors rec
"mmcnd that the greater part 81 tho
net earnings Tor the current fiscal
year hr placed tp the credit 81 better
ments ana requirements, instead ~
being turned ln e. surplus or diyi-
dcnd-
According 90 the Internal revenue
Officers ne Salt Ian" CITY. NJ proyi-
riuuH have been made Tor the rrdcmp-
tion ct unused revenue stamp. such
HH have been placed uu express 70.
c,ipts. kilograms. bills ~ inding aud
o. number uf commodities II ~ I'm.
drrrtuud that plans viii be- perfected
ln short time whereby holders nf
unused stamps viii have their money
0 cfuniod. The abnlishmrnt of rev
cnuc stamps went into effect last Fri
day az midnight. the telegraph and
express companies NJ Price having
done away with them 40 well 49, other
places over the country
The cold spell IT SUNDAY night and
a part ~ Monday hns created havoc
with many alfalfa fields and tomato
patches through t'uh, according "a
the weather bureau. The lowest tenn
p"raturc reported was at Dcserct.
where the thermometer registered
twcnty-four degrees. All through the
Sewer Valley Temperatures were below
the freezing point A. a result OF frost
warnings sent out by A, ~. Thiessen.
section director of the United Ststes
weather bureau. sunday morning
many Of the crops then standing were
saved. Damaging froHts were also re-
ported In oregon. Southern Idaho and
all over Nevada and Wyoming.
Don't forget the fall opening III
Bessie Kennedy Millinery company
tomorrow saturday. .--Adyt,