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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
STATES FIRST ARTILLERY
AND INFANTRY GET JULY PAY
Forty Thousand Dollars Given Guards,
Who Send It Home

CAMP STEWART. Ell PAso. Texas
Aug 17.-Forty thousand dollars IA gold
and silver was paid TO the troops OF the
1irst pennsylvania Field Artillery and the
First Pennsylvania Cavalry today FOR I,'l,,
service.
Approximately half OF It was mailed
East at once many relatives Of the guards
men being In actual need back home. the
guard eal having deprived them OF their
principal support
Eleven thousand more Pennssflvania
troops remain 70 be paid, the artillery ana
eayaify having been first on the paytnas-
ters lists Tbs total viii exceed $3.50 600
Pay day was IS days overdue, ana the
men have had an average Of but 4 scant
50 eaeH during the seFea weeks Of service
ana Lhat six weeks ago for june dutv The
fIrf4 Brigade e PAllaaelpbia ahoald -
sac saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
DR.. Walker Aid to Medical Inspector

City Hall appointments today Included
DIR. Holmes Walker, 5429 Lansdowne ave-
nue. assistant medical inspector, Bureau of
Health. salary Sl4OO Charles Wolf, 14l3
Ellsworth street, chairman, Bureau Of Sur
veys. $500; William h. Caldwell EASE South
Woodstock street, steam engineer, Bureau
of Fire, $1,000; Joseph Morris, 1914 Gratz
street, special inspector, Bureau of Health,
$50 a month, and William Connolly, 57I1
Usage avenue; John Freeman, 2132 Sears
street; James II. Magee, 14S East Hunting
don street. and William b. Mason, 1925
Tackawanna street, patrol sergeants, Blu
reau OF Police, salaries $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
INSANE MAN ATTEMPTS
TO FORCE WAY INTO wn
Said to be American, He claiu.
marine Invention

LONDON. Aug. 17.-PatrioL -.
said to be an American. was n nrrs Sall
day on a charge of attemptins s.ea ss
entrance into Windsor Castle 4, ~ 70
see King George. officers des,. ~ ~ e
insane ana he was sent to an asvl,,.l
Callaghan said he desired ~ o''uit 'u
George in order to press his ole see
original inventor Of the submarina''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
BRITISH ON THE SOMME
EXTEND ATTACKS TO NEW
SECTORS; ADVANCE LINES
By SIDNEY B. CAVE

LONDON, Aug. II.
British forces on the Sommo front have
extended their attacks from the Thiepval-
Pozieres line TO the sectors Of Forcaux For
est and Gulllemont, where gains were made
in fighting last night
The war Office, in its official communtca-
tlon this afternoon. announced the capture
" 100 yards Of German trenches to the
west of High Wood (Foreaux Forest)
Further progress has been made in the
movement to enclrcle the German position
at Gulllemont
Both to the west and southwest Of the
town the British advanced their lines
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
ANGLO FRENCH ATTACK
BULGARS ALONG lOO-MILE
FRONT IN THE BALKANS

PARIS Aug. 1.-THE Allied forces on
the Salonca front have captured the rail-
road station at Doiran and four villages at
other points on the front, according to
statement issued by the French War Office
The statement covers continuous fight
ing extending from August to the present
time. 1t shows that the Bulgarlans are
being engaged along virtually 100 miles
of the Serbian-Greel frontier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
Court Protects Private Garage

In the suit of Jay b. Taylor against
Annie NJ. Masteler to have the defendant
enjoined from maintaining n private garage
in the rear of her house, No. 1928 Lehigh
avenue. President Judge Martin, of Court
OF Common Pleas No. 8, yesterday ruled
that Il private garage cannot be regarded as
q general nuisance
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
Accused of Stealing Talking Machine

Charles Mathews. "a years old. whose
address is simply Camden, was arrested
today while carrying a talking machine
which the police say he did not come by
honestly At headquarters he was iden.
tilted as Charles DIggs who has served sen.
tences in Camden and Atlantic City for
burglary and larceny
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
Match Price Rises-War TO Blame

The recent advances in the price of safety
matches, the greater part of which are i'm
ported from Sweden, have caused prom
inent dealers of this city to raise their SELL
ing lists. For the inferior quality which
was formerly 10 cents a gross, 60 cents
is now demanded, while the better brand
now sells for 20 and so cents gross, which
recently cost 35 cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

Another Edison record that may be used
for dancing comprises Spanish Dancer"
ola Spagnola," Vncenzo di Chiara), for So
prano, sung by Elizabeth Spencer, and
Loves Sorrow CHarry Rowe Shelley,
tenor, Emory B, Randolph A Spanish bo-
lero has about the, most catchy swing of
any dance music. La Spagnola." although
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
SLAVS TAKE 5000
MORE IN GALTCIA RUSH

Continued from Paeo One
other in a southeasteriy direction in direct
line toward Trieste.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17
Estate Delivers prnnnr,, !, !. .

The estate of Joseph Harrison :.
conveyed to the city of phliaa.,.s u y
three and four story propertlss s1sa
and 1907 Fllbert street. each ,,sVt
inches by 103 feet inches con.,,
nominal. 'ue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

German official bulletins and Bulgarian
official communications, made public to
the Berlin War Office, have referred fire.
quently to the fighting on the Saonlca front
as "feigned activity" and mock engage
ments" by the Allied forces, adding invaria-
bly, that these alleged bogus attacks were
repulsed. Announcement of the capture of
Doirau Station at the time the French War
Office says It occurred was characterized as
false.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

BERLIN. Aug II. - Entente troops on
the Balkan front continue to test the
strength of the opposing lines. Another
small engagement in the region of Lake
Doiran. northwest of Salonica, was reported
yesterday by the War Office, which says
that II was repulsed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-17

"The Girl Who Smiles" with Eva Tan
quay as the star, is one of the musical
comedy successes. on an Edison record is
n special arrangement comprising three of
the leading numbers of the operetta, played
by Jaudas's Socety Orchestra in waltz
rhythm especially for dancing. The three
selections used are, I'm the order given,
Teach Me to Smile" "Who Is She?" and
Let Us Dance"
The Detroit times., 1916-07-22

Choice Green or Wsr Beans. ID. re
Tender Leaf Lettuce. hethesse grown.
Hothosse Cucsmbers. ..........,... Sc
Hothous~ Tomatoes. 10 .,.........i5 c
Fsscy Head Lettuce, 10 .,........ zoe
New Be~t.. large bunch ..t.......s ~
New Carrots, Z for ...........,. Zoe
Ttne Green Corn, Gvc~u Peppers.
Round Rsdi.hes. SeuaE Onions.
CELERY. Csuiiaower, Egg Plant.
Parsley. summer squash. New Tei~-
phone Pea.t spinach, very hne.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-22

ton alone. There must be educs-
ton and training
''lntemperance isn't confined TO
intoxicating liquors daresay the
deaths from over-esting in the Unit
ed States average pretty well with
the fatalities from drink Every
man ought 10 be permitted 10 order
his own life according 10 his own
ideas, so long as they are consistent
with the welfare OF the community
Il believe In moderation in ali
things A town can be conducted
on a~rberal policy. and still be kept
within the pale OF decency For
some time I have been urged by
prominent business men and men In
more humble walks Of life 10 run for
the once OF mayor All OF them de-
clare they are grooming under the
burdens OF over-taxation, and they
express disapprovsl OF the Iov grade
OF eficiency and the low moral tone
that now prevail. Each mail brings
letters which indicate that the PEG
pie desire a change"
Judge Connolly was married TO
Mary Cameron. also a native De
troiter. Nov 4. 1905. There are
two boys-BiIl. aged eight. and
Jack. aged fve-and in his wife and
children the judge takes great pride
They are summerins on Bots Blanc
island. Straits OF Mackinac. where
the Judge has a summer home
The Detroit times., 1916-07-22
BRIDGE WILL BE
READY BY AUG. z

Commissioner Fenkell announces
that the temporary bridge TO Belle
Isle will surely be ready for Use by
the time Charles r, Hughes. Repub
llcan nominee for president arrives
In the city Aug Z.
All that is delaying the opening OF
the bridge IL the placing OF the
draw span. The contractors are ex-
periencing considered difficulty In
connecting this important link in
the bridge construction. Travel on
the bridge may be restricted Ia pc
destrians for a short period after II
is opened. unless work on the draw
faster than AZ present
The Detroit times., 1916-07-22
SAM HUGHES
is ENUMERATED
IN FUSE GRAFT

OTTAWA. Ont, July 22.-Sir Sam
Hughes, Canada's militia head. was
exonersted. Col David Carnegie
mildly criticised and Col. J, wesIie
Allison bitterly assailed in the re,
port Of the special government com.
mission which investigated the fuse
contracts scandal made public here
Friday Hughes and other members
OF the Canadian shell committee
were held guiltless OF any Improper
motives in awarding contracts TO
The American Munition & In,erns
fional Fuse Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-22
CHEVROLET and
REQ HIGHER

Abatement OF the hea' Friday re-
aected "self With marked emphasis
in h, Detroit stock market. Activ.
Nv increased percepubly FOR the
fr.t ;lme in weeks with Chevrolet
and REQ. both car and truck leading
listed issues.
Chevrolet advanced from la5 and
200 n Thursdays session 10 -o5
ana si0. Friday REQ Ca vent mp
three.auarters from Thursdays quo
tations. and REQ Truck a quarter
REQ Car Is now a. - asked, The
highest II has been IN weeks. Ed
son 1, st.ll strong A. 81 -.
Many inquiries for large blocks o.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-22

PORT HURON. Mich. July I'll
Twelve inches % water flooded the
American portal OF the ~. Clair tun.
mel during yesterday's rain storm
Snd irsins were delayed for several
hours until the tube was cleared.
40 serious damage vas doae and
trains are again operating on SEIZED.
ule time
The Detroit times., 1916-07-22
GILLESPIE Nsbs speeder.

when Lou Jackson. Negro chaut,
feur. speeded down Jererson-sve
east. past big touring car az about
I:45 O'Clock. Friday morning. be
did not realize thai BE was PASSING
the automobile Of the head of De-
troit's police department Commits
sloner John Gillespie took ~ the
chase OF the "scorch.nE~ motorist
with the result that Jackson was
brought up in police cour. Friday
morning. before Justice Christopher
Stein. He was fined SIS with he
alternative OF spending So day. "a
iail
The Detroit times., 1916-07-22
s75o.75 For One Tree.

WHITESBUKG. Ky. July 2L-At
Kora has been loaded for shipping
a single poplar tree that contained
1855 feet of h5st grade lumber and
over 5.G0p feet Of other grades Il
was cut from the Sam Wright farm
on the river above Kona and on the
face OF the Pine mountain. A lum-
Der company paid s730.75 for the
tree T. o. b. Kona.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-22

Charcoal Iron were received during
the morning The quotation Is I'M
changed az 8 Ia
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
WILL HOLD MI MINERAL
LAND FROM FURTHER SALE

No more school lands In Utah that
are known o. contain or thus" bee
noycd TO contain minerals or coal de-
poaita. viii be sold hy the state until
the United States supreme court hands
down final decision In the controversy
over the right OF the state a. its school
lands. irrespective of their contents.
This course was determined nt the
meeting Of the state land board yes.
tcrday w u, Candiand. president
of the board. explained that IL would
be unwisc 10 consider the sale OF these
lands within the school sections until
the decision ~ the supreme court H.
received.
Candland also made brief report
to the board ON the settlement 81 the
dispute between the state land board
and clay Tnllman. United States land
commissioner. over issuing the state
titles 90 land under the project OF tho
Delta Land and Water company lie
said that the titles are forthcoming
and that the recent conference he and
W. u, Beers. state engineer. had with
Tailman went In favor of the project
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
SCHOOL BOARDS WARNED
Must Not divert Library Fund "a
other Uses.

School boards must not divert the
'fittecn-ccnt fund from the purpose
Tor which II was Intended. So de-
clarcs Miss Mary T.. Downcy. state H.
hrarian, who N investigating reports
from u number of districts 10 the 81.
feet that the fund has been ~ d.
vertcd. She holds that using the
purchase Of supplementary text books
" not properly cNpcnding H.
The "fiftecn.ceut fund" was cren.
ted by a recent session 81 the IeEis-
laturc, II requires the expenditure of
fifteen cents Tor each child Of school
age Tor school libraries In every see.
ton Ut the state
In a letter directed Monday "a IN.
school superintendent ~ one Of the
counties which had attempted Co as.
the iund for purchase ~ supplement.
AIRY text books rather than Tor addi.
u"nS 10 the childrcn's library main.
'hlncd az the publ, library OF the
community, Miss Downey held thai
such expenditure of the fund aid moi
comply with either the letter or the
spirit ~ the law.
The object of this law h To- accum.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
REPUBLICANS 10 MEET N
STATE CONVENTION AIG. o

The republican state convention
viii be- held In ogden on August 9Th
The call will be issued In short time
by llebcr l.. Cummings. secretary at
the republican state committee. and
John X Hardy, vice chairman Al "a
meeting of a sub-committc, held last
Tuesday AT Salt Lake city II was de-
cidcd a. Tia the convention date. the
temporary chairman To bee named az
another meeting The selection uf "A
temporary chairman viii not be- cone
sidered until after the republican ma.
tional convention la Chicago. Head
quarters for the convention. where
county chairmen may send their list
of delegates, viii Dee opened several
days previous 60 the state gathering
II h thought the subcommittee iu
charge of this work will speed up the
preliminary work at the convention.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26

The Castle Gate baseball team went
to- Sunnysidc sunday and turned the
tables on the coke bvep men by vim
ming hotly contested game 10y the
score uf ten runs tu nine. m Inn
mcnsc crowd Of fans was present the
grand stand being BANNED FUN and
the hillside covered with people. Nu-
meruus auto loads went from Castle
Gate and Mohriand and Hiawatha
also sent contingents. There was a
high wind blowing up the canyon
which covered the spectators with
dust rendering u extremely Disagree
able. Vet withal the crowd was good
nnturcd and boosted vigorously until
the last man was out
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
Three Grand Prizes to Be Awarded
JULY OATH

contest at Tho Variety store
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26

Prof Letter niarnHon 81 Rich
field. formerly principal OF the Car
hon county high school. came In last
Tuesday evening from his home and
on Wednesday evening delivered the
haccalaurcatc Hrrmon al the closing
Of the high school here. Professor
ninrnson has a host OF friends here
who were glad o. sec him. lie IN em-
employed at present NJ principal 81
the Richfleld schools,
Miss Ethel Williams who taught
In the public hools here the past
three years. LETT Monday evening for
her home at OFaliun. Mo. Ca spend
the summer with home folks, Miss
williams was offered her old position
here AS teacher but declined 90 accept.
She will probably not teach the com
Ing year hut will take much need
cd rest Miss williams made many
friends during her stay In Price who
win be- sorry In learn she h not COM
INK back. but who wish her well
wherever she may be.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
RESOLUTIONS on COINCIDENCE.

Whereas. God in His divine wisdom
has seen ~ To- take into lli~ shelter
ing arms the beloved wife uf our bro.
Their, William Gogarty, and
Whereas, Her departure caused
mourning and east shadow over IN,
household over which she presided.
therefore, be IL
Resolved, That Raven Lodge M
"a. Knights Of Pythias, hereby extend
to our beloved brother is heartfelt
sympathy, and II is our prayer that
the healing hand OF time may heaI
the wound and enable him Ia submit
Ia the will Of the Father. who doatb
all things as lie seeth best. ANA boz il
further
Resolved, That this resolution be
spread upon the records Of the lode.
and a copy be delivered In brother
GOgarty and copy be sent 20 each of
the Price newspapers for publication
Fraternally submitted.
GEORGE COLUMBIAN
j, G, TwADDLE.
Committee.
Suuka Elk prida TIgar TT ga
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
PURELY PERSONAL


Judge y. y. WOODS made trip
Co Castle Dale yesterday
DIR. u. NJ Nchor of Castle Gate
was a Price visitor yesterday.
M. ~ Braffct was down fiom Salt
Lake CITY Tuesday ON business.
MIR. and Mrs. H. g. Woodward
we're Price visitors during the week.
Mrs. y. q. Ice and children have,
gone To- the ranch In Nine Mile for
the summer.
-. ". Manson returned last Mon
day evening from trip o. HALT Lake
city and Provo.
Mira u. e. l.cayit of Mohriand
h. visiting relatives and friends In
Provo for a couple of weeks.
L. u. Clearwater OF ths aoadcm,
tcachlng force will ~ 10 Cheyenne
Wye, shortly, To- remain Tor the sum
mcr.
-. a. Manson lett last evening
for scnfield. where he will visit his
brother and inspect the electric light
plant
a. w IIornioX, A. q. Mathis, J..
N. Pace and A. g ilorslcy attended
sacramentai services at storrr last
sunday.
Mrs a. ~ Estes of standardvillo,
icft last week for Denver ON a visit Ca
her mother. who viii probably return
with hot
Miss Insaline Stringham has
gone o. her home az Salt Lake cts
for the summer. She viii teach here
again neat winter.
Robert J. Schultz OF the office
force ~ the United States Fuel com
pany az HiaWatha was visiting Price
friends last sunday
Mrs. Henry 4. Pace lett Tor Pro
20 last Saturday. where she viii at
tend the summer school az the brig
ham Young University.
lain Nance. one OF the Surveyor
nf the Utah Power and Light com
pany az Helper. spent sunday even
ing visiting Price friends,
-Minn iAhlNhiA raw NNN NAN h'fi
teaching in the Payfon high school
returned home last Monday and WI
remain here for vacation.
-Rev. l.. A. Jones goes to Ogdei
tomorrow, where he viii occupy th'
pulpit OF the First Methodist churci
In that city sunday morning
Mis- Ada Newhouse. ttachcr II
the Price academy, win leave tomor
row for her home al Cuyington, Ind,
To remain during the summer,
Miss Florence Thomas lcft sat
urday for Salt Lake city, whore she
win enter the Latter day Saints Hos
pital to begin training "a nurse,
William Shield of Mohrland cam,
down yesterday and will spend a Few
days In Price looking up his friendl
and attending 20 business matters
DIR. E. l.. Mills came down from
salt Lake city last night TO be In at
tendance az the graduating exercises
OF Price academy, returning tonight
C. NJ. Tietjen. one OF the staff Of
Carbon county teachers, went 10 M
home Ia Santaquin last Monday, III
win probably attend summer olassei
at Provo.
Miss Bonnie Fields departe'
Monday evening for Chicago. wher'
she will be employed during the sum
mer. returning To Price this fall Il
again take up teaching.
Miss Alice HursS. former teacher
IN the high school, hut this year en-
ployed ON the faculty OF the Univers'
ity OF Utah. came down from Salt
Lake City this week 20 attend gradu'
ating exercises OF the high school
Miss Hurst has host OF friends IN
Price who are always glad 10 see hei
and welcome her back
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26

Smoke Elk Pride Cigar Tel l5?.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
HOW MRS. HAi,ROD GOT RID OF
HER STOMACH TROUBLE.

n suffered with stomach trouble
for years and tried everything | heard
OF. but the only relief I got was tenn
porary until last spring | saw Cham
berlain's Tablets advertised and pro-
cured bottle OF them al our drug
store. got immt date relief from
that dreadful heayiness after eating
and from pain In the stomach" writes
Mrs. Linda Iarrod Fort Wayne, Ind,
Obtainable everywhere Adyt.
You can get your guns repaired az
GoOdman's -AdVt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
IN run DISTRICT COURT on q

bon County. state of Utah $50
judicial District Agnes Hlll n
tiff. W. Charles ~. llill, Defends
Summona.-The State of uuh .
Said Defendant You afr ~
summoned. TO appear within 20
days after the ser, Ice % tn
mons upon you. " served alma
county la which this action Is w
otherwise. within thirty DAYS ,
service. and defend the above 90
action; ana In case ~ your liA-t
10 do. judgment viii BE- nh-
against you according 10 me af.
of tho complaint, which has bssa
with the clerk of said court Ihl
ton IL brought o. recover llas-
dissolving the marriage q"
heretofore existing between ~.
the plaintiff. l.. A. McGkh II
tifrs Attorney. =, a. address "
Utah.
First pub. May 20. las, June "E'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
CASTLE GATE
st'NNYstIjE.

'sleycr battcd Tor Jones In sth.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
CASTLE GATE NINE
TURNS THE TABLES
WINS OtT OVER COKE OVENERs
TEN TO NINE.

IN Immense Crowd oT Pms Present
with Grand stand aud IIill sides
Juinmc,I-IIigh Winds Have No
TcrrorS to tile Lovers Of the Ma
tiOnnI Gamc-Two Tilt Homer.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26

uiatc "a fund Of books which ul
courage the child o. develop q 4
Tor reading" says Miss pounsI
was not Intended 60 purchats
hooks for tho schools ProyIEi
books FOR school children is onf (
greatest things now being done 3
Utah schools. as II viii develop 4
for reading among the pupils All
glvo them culture which th3 n
In no other way acquire"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26

summar, Home runs. Schultz and
Jacohahngcn. thrcc.hnse hits. bet
weller and Noon. two-haHc hits. Lott.
Burns. DugRnn. double plays. curry
a. Burns. Lott a. JaCobHhagcn to Kei-
ioRR: struck out by Noon 4. by Down
cy 1. 10y Schultz 6: hits off Noon i6'
of Downcy 6 la three innings. OF
Schultz 6 In d innings; hit by pitcher
Lott 12l by Downey and schultz. first
base on balls. of Noon 4. of Downcy
?. OF Schultz ?. first base On errors.
Castle Gate .. Sunnysido o; lcft on
bases. castle Gate TO- Sunnysidc ..
stolen bases Kcrstcn. Nadcau. Burns
and POLLOCK earned runs. Castle Gate
.. Sunnysidv q. umpircS. crow and
Carlson. Time 81 game 2 hours ana
twenty minutes Scorer. SuTgnrd,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26
OOyS rn greyhound Truck Girls Prize handsome Doll and Ci
Baby's Prize, Universal Swins.

49,, WIN 'aeh one cent purchase, Race Just You
nance 10 win Following list of candidate rlna
p "V"s al close Of business May 25th This ad clipped
drought IN viii count votes ~