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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
CARE OF BABIES
Demonstrations to Bc Held Through
out tile Entire state.

Ambitious plane are outlined Tor
IN. stimulation of interest la IN" care
al bnhies la Utah. The week "i March
am 60 nth has been set aside Tor
throughout the state
,t,Ies for the sessions a. be- held have
,,..n nr,pared by Br. r. u, iieattN,
secretary Of the state hoard ct h'al'n'
and are now In the hands OF the Pr'h-
Ter. The committee Ia rhais' CON
.ists at nr. Jane Skolfield, chairman,
Dr. Catherine Eager iiowdlr' l'Ht
vice chairman, Mrs. y, T., Nelson "l
CarurId. SECOND vice 'hairman' VI
Gra,, stratton AircN, recording se're-
tary. and Mrs. W. a. Adams treas
urrr. ..t..,. ..f
~, hope a. have q number "l
model children brought GO SAT- Lake
rity for the final test iu April F.iA
ut- A.. 80. Lrath,rWund We plhh
gir-t Z, have each county h"ld rN'l
,lscs which viii result in rau'a'""
\, an, cave of children, 40 THESE exc
.rrt-es thor, win Doc addresses hN zoe,
mrs from the various counties '"'
rrnm salt Lake CITY There VIII ''
demonstration uf th, proper pi'p"'
alton ni food Tor children at "l''''",
,g.s There win hr rAhinlu"h7 "'
prop,r toys. win the painted "u'
sharp pointed ones, dangerous To- '''
eyes eliminated,
I'VE viii show motion pl''"i 'H ''
the care eft the child II De- H''l' .'
| mat the doctors have AN npp"Ilui''l
/ "a observe In what respe q rhllu'''
may be defective as "a eyeslgh' or "
other respects, Ia have these 'hlhs
nointed out to the parents 81" me
NAV be corrected In time 1" "hNl'V
/ serious results,
"The committee wishes % do every
thing possible Ia create Interest am
40 attract attendance al the demon
] Creations "
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
THE SPRING JUVENILE.

For youth is this attractive costume
for afternoon wear. II Is fashioned or
tan broadcloth aud pussy willow tar
fetb. a clever combination picked out
with bits OF brocade on the collar
sleeves and huge solitary button
which closes the novel front. The
Jacket Is short and loose, with low sci
sleeves. finished bishop style at the
wrists. The brimless hat that soe.
with this smart suit has band Of
gold cloth. and the atmospheric ensc'
atop IA achieved with brown tniA
wired upstandipg.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
CASTLE DALE AND ORANGEVILLE ARE
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER BETTER ROADS

their home last Thursday evening and
a most enjoyable time was had.
Mrs a. Sorcusou. Jr.. Mrs. u. w
Dalton and Mrs ". ~ Wickman en-
tcrtaiucd during the week fut Mrs
Peter ". Nielsen. who returns to her
hum, n Emery this morning.
The members of the ll1y View
Reading club were entertained at the
home of Mrs s. =. Snow. Jr. last
"Wednesday afternoon The subject
LOT study was Turkey and Persia.
AMI Mcslamps Snow and Keller led
boo the discussion.
!. e.. Moore. the Rochester uuDh-
man. passed through town Wcducs-
day uu his way Co Salt Lake city.
where he attended "a ,kh'lders
meeting oft the independent land and
water COMPANY
m, home of President and Mrs
TO-. r.. Ovesou was the scene Wcducs-
ldlt evening of another uf the good
Itmps OF the "iuliy uuN" bunch ut
married people who have been settling
the pace boz the entertaining lime this
winter This time e was e. surprise
lpatty. the occasion briuE Mrs. Owe
SONS birthday
% b. reported that reduction works
ma, bp hut boz 90, vicinity OF th'
Trmuir Mountain uranium claims r
co., near future. 4 plant suitable fni
the purpose can hD erected for 'iEh
thousand dollars and parties with ~.
necessary capital are considering IN
lprupusitiun rt the present time.
Uprt Cuwlcy ur sturrs o. tlsitni
lrcIativca at Cleveland.
castle Dale ward b. ON The last Tai
lot cleaning up the wards apportion
mrnt ur the academy debt aud WI
+ lhavn th. last ct this old accuun
! cleared uff the books this Afternoon
/ lt be- expected. when q total 81 hun
, drpd aud forty-fuur dollars viii haV
, been collected In the last campaig
81 covering two half days
+ Castle Dale and Orangcvillc waite
, users have Joined forces Tor mutuu
o. protection against any cncroachmcr
% ~ their rights by the parties who 80
, Interested In carrying certain water
p from this watershed over into Sar
% pctc county. salt Lake City nttui
lnr,s viii look after the Interests Z
10 the people located on this side. tn
n idea b. h. prevent lawsuits " p"Hrih
lrnther than run into them.
i "Thumpkins Hired Man was pr'
s. scented a. large and npprrcintiVc u,
4 dirurp nt Cleveland last Friday nisl
hy the Elmo aud Cleveland teacher
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
STATE To PRINT
BOOK ON WATER
uNDuo.RNpIuC DATA COMING
~ CONVENIENT PORN.
I,ccorl- IlclnE Gone Into Ia Complete
Information For tile General Pub
IIc-Ilcports summarized BN Order
OF the state Board at ENnn,incr--
some Ancient Data Secured.

Tho office Of W. -. Beers, state en-
ginecr. IL gathering photographic
data which the state board of exam
liners has authorized Go Dee published
la the next biennial report Tho puh-
iicatinn win contain all the hydro.
graphic data that has been collected
To- date concerning streams, canals
and the like Ia Utah a. a. their flpw'
CARRYING capacity and discharge, for
the purpose ~ conveying e. the pub
lie information la handy form, There
will be- consolidated In the report the
scattered reports of government state
and water commissioners of the Nnfl'
Gus counties,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25

CASTLE DALE. Feb. tg.-plans are
ON foot iu Oraugcvilc and Castle
Dale Co secure pledges for az least "a
thousand dollars worth OF road work
Co Hr done via the donation route on
The state road between Orangcyille
and tho mouth of Straight Canyon,
providing the state road authorities
win prepare t1 receive this amount of
work o. A KUlpack state road
agent bias been advised OF the prof
fer Hud has promised Co secure the
state road commissions cooperation.
Th, idea is Co put this work on the
rHUd just Js soon as the weather
makes 10 possible aud before it Is
necessary for the men folks 60 go in-
. tn tho Fields. 4 big starting day viii
/ bD observed hy closing an business
/ houses in both towns and the compile
. tuu uf the work will bo celebrated In
great shape Lists viii be- circulated
boo both towns that every man may
enter Dis name for poo many DAYS
work.. siurighnudcd CO. with team.
. while those win. de- not sign up Co.
work viii hc expected tn donate cash
and thU funds thus realized viii De-
spent fpr grain and hay for the
teams
The old folks ot orangc,illc wcr,
entertained boz royal manner last
Thursday afternoon by the people Of
Oraurc,iiio under "a" efficient man
} Hppmrut oft committee chosen fol
the occasion with William Tattun a'
chairman slciRhs aud huggirs wcr'
uut 90 u""n gathering up thos" uvci
$50 y,ars of age and ali day the cas'
, chairs iu the vicinity were secured
Tor the comfort uf the aged ones
fishers we're also at the doors Co taxi
charge ur them as they made thci
appearance. The day was well spcn
in talking uf days long gone 10y an'
. the good times they had seen. ais
! the hardships they had endured.
, committee was chosen To- draft rcsolu
81 tinns ~ love and respect Co those q
the old folks who had passed ava
since the last reunion held IN orange
q vile. \ dance was held In thc even
I. ing Tor an those who might wish I
attend \ number ~ the old folk
went home. but some stayed a. par
.upipato in the dance.
Miss Jennie iAmph has gone
Mcfarland. where she will RENAL
some time.
Mrs. J j. Thord,rron of Clcvclan
r. reported uH getting along NIGEL
now. having successfully undcrwct
an operation short time ago.
The INK class girls uf the Hc'
rnth aud eighth grades uf the distri'
school surprised their teacher. Mi
Irrystnl Bchuniu at her home lni
snturdn, night \ delightful tim
was had,
The Young ladies gt," very Hh'
rrssfui leap scar party nt 'l"Vrlhr
"Wednesday night Lunch aud Il
cream were sold and n good time VI
enjoyed hN all
Air and Mrs. ursnn Madison vntr
|ulnsd IA large number ur friends
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
DOG ORDINANCE HASN'T
AS YET REACHED PRICE

stiff regulations the keeping Of dogs have been pered
by Attorney General and to be recommended by Dr
Beatty state health commissioner for adoption by all the cities
Of Utah result of the rabies menace Eaeh county
also IL expected with the ordinance recommended by
these state officials. . -, - = .
The suggested ordinance provides that when the owner OF
dog suspects animal be suffering from rabies he shall con-
fine the animal and notify the local health authorities rs the
health examination indicates that the dog has rabies IL
shall be the duty the officer TO kill the animal forthwith
All dogs be licensed and all stray dogs not licensed after
reasonable perod shall killed If there indications OF
rabies among the dogs of community all the dogs must be
and confined by their owners where there Is no danger oil
their biting people.
As vet the city authorities of Price have not received copy
the ordinance hut when along the viii be gwen
due consideration by the auhotesthe mayor and city council
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
NOTICE 10 WATER vsERs-

NOTICE III NNifsh 'N''N
STAT, Engineers office. Salt Lake
NV. t'tnh. Feb. ~. 1915. Notice Il
b.rei, given that u. .. Turner.
hose postofficc address II kenil-
eorth. Utah. has made application
In accordance with the requirements
IA IN. Complied Laws 81 Utah. 1907.
,. amended by the Session Laws ~
t'tah. 1903. 1911 and 1915, 90 app
propristr one a. cubic-foot 81 water
p.r second from an unnamed spring
In Trail Canyon. Carbon county,
ttah. Said spring issues at point
which lies $3.50 feet north and 2baN
f.rt west ~ the southeast corner 81
the southwest quarter ~ See 49,
Twp ~ South. Range East. salt
Lake base and meridian. The water
ein br diverted at the spring and
conveyed hy means ~ ditch Tor u
distance of 1900 feet and there used
from March 18th 60 october 3lrt IN
elusive. of each year, o. irrigni" 40
acres uf land embraced In IN" north
vest quarter 81 Soc. o. Twp. ~ South.
Range East. Salt Lake base ana
meridian. This application u dcsiE-
mated in the state engineer office as
80 bsOS. All protests against th'
granting ~ said application. statins
the reasons therefor. must be MAJ,
by affidavit In duplicate, accompanied
hy Ice ~ s2.b0. ana filed In thi'
office within thirty t30l days nttci
me completion 81 the publication 81
this notice. W. u. BEERS, State I'm
ginrsr.
Date of first publication Feb, 20
1918. date ~ completion ~ publlca
ton March %, 1916.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
TO SOOTH," AND SO ON

rcgaincd his bearings last night while
seated az the Jones theater listening
To the Schubert symphony HoloistH.
Kahn has musical education and
conycrHcd fluently with the Chicago
musicians FOR fully three hours fol-
lowing the concert. discussing the
various compositions they had rem
dered. Later In the evening he wired
Denver. Colo.
Kahn claims o. have been an iu-
mate of Denver aanitnrium. hts
trouble being the result 81 epilepsy.
lIir mother has been afflicted Himii-
arly. His father travels for Steiner
nros. fur merchants of New York.
tie has previously had similar expert
enccs and once robbed poHtoffico
while demented. Kahn cannot re-
member the circumstances under
which he lcft Denver or how he got
Go Green River"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
USED CHAMBERLAIN's CoU6l
REMEDY FOR 20 YEARS.

"chamberlain's Cough Remedy mas
been used In my household tol tue
nast twenty years. began giving u
10 my children when they we're small
a. "A auick relief for Group, whooplhs
cough and ordinary colds, Il has no
eouaI. Being free from opium ana
other harmful drugs, l never tell
ssraid 10 give II 20 the children
nave recommended IL 20 a large mum
her of friends and neighbors' who
have used It and speak highly OF ~
writes Mary Mike, shortsyille' ~
obtaiuable everywheTe.-AdVt'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
Report T. Made

"A record of stream flow of an IN"
streams at the state, from little 90 DIG
Is necessary ~ the state ever expects
To conserve is water supply to the
utmost As record of stream flow
is the forerunner Of agricultural de-
veIopment. il Is important that We
start az this time a. lay IN" foundh-
ton Tor a comprehensive system OF
stream measurements that viii In the
course of time give us sufficient IN
formation Ia be able Ia determine the
undeveloped possibilities at any
stream Of the state.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
Nnclcnt Data secured.

This information viii be given a.
far back as any records can hc found
and II Intended o. be particularly val
liable o. those dealing In the water
resources uf the state. The records
Of private irrigation companies NJ Wen
as public records viii bee gone into q"
secure complete Information II II
expected o. have THU Information
ready aud published boy January l.
1917.
with the stream flow facts gather
ed. the next step viii b" Z" inNestl-
gate water rights, for this purpos"
the governor was authorized hN the
last Legislature Go appoint commits
sion. the appointment ut when mas
been Withheld because ~ lack "l
funds a. provide the appropriation
Tor the work,
when those steps finally are ar'
compIished. the survey will Doe com
pletc In his ninth biennial report u
the governor for isl3-lali, W. -
lieers. state engineer said Ia REGARD
to stream measurement work
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
FINISHED MN

Wifry-iVe been warning Helen
nbnut allowing her husband a. play
=, murh baseball. Now. itr made her
"a widow,
Hubhy-What are you hlhlnk
about Nothing the matter with him /.
WHEY tell you u has finished
him. This paper says he was plhli
IA game and died ON base,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25

Last weeks sun gave space 10 the
article above. not only AZ matter of
news. hut a. assist In identifying the
unfortunate n possible. Since the
publication of the article comes
Green Rivers Dispatch 81 the i5th'
which says; Lester Kahn II the
name ~ the young man who was
found wandering about the streets
suffering from lapse OF memory. lie
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25

) GREEN RIVER. Feb. IA
young man about ~ years 81
age. with smooth face. dark hair
gray eyes, scar back of right ear
medium height and weight
B wearing dark coat and trousers.
B light sweater. dark oyercoat, felt
. hat aud tan shoes was found
= wandering here on the streets
= today,
. His memory n Eon" and there
q b. NO cirw a. a. his name, or
. where he H. from. lie has some
= money. ana "a physician says he
= has not been In his present com
= dition more than three days, The
= Officers here are eager for any
= information that may lead a. his
= Identification.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25

made by affidavit In duplicate. ac-
companied by a Zee Of S2.5o. and filed
In this office within thirty t3oD days
after the completion of the publica-
ton 81 this notice. W. -. BEERS.
State Engineer.
Date 81 first publication January
Is. 1915. date ~ completion ~ pub
iirntlon February ~. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
NOTICE TO WAITE

NOTICE TO WATER UsERs.-I
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city. Utah, January -, 1915. Notice
IL hereby given that John Royal Sim
mons whose postofficc address II
Kenilworth. Utah. has made appllcn-
ton In accordance with the require
menis of the Compiled Laws OF uthh'
1907. aH amended by the Session Laws
of Utah. 1903. 1911 and 1915, "a APP
propriatc four and eighty-fivc hum
lredths N.Sbl cubic-feet of water
per second from Trail Canyon, Car
hon county. Utah. Said water VIII he
diverted az a point which lies stss
feet north and 2iG2 feet west from
me southeast corner OF the southwest
quarter 81 See. 30. Twp. ~ South,
Range ; East. Salt Lake base and
meridian, and conveyed by means OF
ditch for a distance of 1900 feet
and there used from April LIST 20 oc'
iober 3ist. inclusive. OF each year 10
rrigate $40 acres Of land embraced
10 Sc =, . and 4, Twp. ~ South, Range
East Salt Lake base and meridian
Az much ~ said water az may be Nee
rssary will be used during the entire
.'ar Tor domestic purposes This app
pliDation Is designated In the state
engineers office AZ No. 6b2i, All pro-
Tests against the granting ~ said APP
p'inatlnn, stating the reasons there
f"r must be made hy affidavit M
duplicate, accompanied by Zee of
$3.50, and filed In this office within
thirty ,30) days after the completion
Hi the publication OF this notice, W
lh BEERS State Engineer.
Date 81 first publication Janunrl
-N, 1910, date of completion ~ pub
iration February 2S, 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
NOTICE no WATER USERS

lin ~ NAAih NRAfAhf'f
state Engineers office, salt Lake
city Utah, January n, 1910. Notice
Us hereby given that Enoch Chidester
whose postoffice address Is Altonah'
Utah, has made application Ia accord
anco with the requirements of the
compiled Laws OF Utah, 1907, as
amended by the Session Laws of utah'
1903, 1911 ana 1915, 10 appropriate
one and one-seyenth q 10 cubic
feet Of water per second from sunny
side Wash, Carbon county, Utah SAID
water viii be diverted at point
which bears north seventy-three de-
grees nine minutes west 1879 feet
from the southeast corner Of Sec, =
Twp. rs South. Range ~ East, salt
Lake base and meridian, and con
veyed by means OF a ditch for a dis
lance Of 1895 feet and there used
from April 18th 90 october 18TH, IN
elusive, OF each year, TO irrigatt
eighty acres OF land embraced In ms
northwest quarter OF Sec. II, TOWNSHIP
and range aforesaid. As much OF sale
water as may be necessary VIII d.
used during the entire year for dom
este purposes. This application u
designated In the state engineers OF
lice as No. 6526. All protests agains
the granting OF said application sta
ting the reasons therefor, must D.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25

Legal blanks and loose leaf devices
OF every description. The suns place
OF business Is the former location OF
the Advocate. next 10 Price CONNER
oial and Savings bank. Mall orders
given prompt attention. Address The
sun, Price, Utah.-Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25

Alfred CRANES, q we'll known pio-
neer who lives near the diversion dam
between pric. pnd Helper had his
feet frozen during the recent cold
snap. lie IL AT his home and II being
looked after a. Gar as food supplies
go by the county officials. lie has
declined coming o. Price a. county
charge.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25

For Rent-After March !, 1915, the
Egan ranch In Nine Mile will he for
rent on easy terms. Inquire al 3bsf
Utah Ave, ogden, Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25

Plaid skirts and gold trimming
bands for the accompanying Jacket
are q feature OF new sport SUITS
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25

n you have house 60 rent or want
to rent "A house try sun adlets.-AdVt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
TIME CARD
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER la' 1910

From Chicago ana the East ''lo m
Pacific Coast
and 9;i5 ma
Limited
glen nd p ia
Francis nd Express Carries Mail
Louis
'' chicago san Francis Express Carries Mail
Junction ''-- y ''
Fast Carries Mail
'''''
' dorado nd Express Carries Mall
SCOFIEI.D BRANCH.
Cotton Scoteld
No out al With scoiied hIahh ~" VS.
MARYsvAIE BRANCH
thistle far Rcheld M
Intermediate fo~ ~
sUNNYsIDE BRANCH
sunnyde Mixed
From Helper Mixed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-25
SOUTHERN UTAH AN

Soldier summit. Thistle rIS1 u
the WIN he Held Tor 'ohheeu0h
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-20
COMMUNITY BUILDING
COMMITTEE ACTIVE
Effects Permanent Organization and
Discusses Plans-Will Be as Lit
tie Delay as Possible.

That the project for community
house for Brattleboro shall be carried
to completion with as little delay as
possible is the intention of the com
mittee elected by the Brattlcboro Civic
league Monday evening, March IL. The
committee met Saturday afternoon and
formed a permanent organization by
electing L. E. Holden chairman and
Rev ID. z. Trout secretary.
There was a discussion of plans rel
ative to a realization of the project,
including finances and available sites,
and it was decided to meet again with
in q few days. after some further in
vestigatiop. After the next meeting
the committee may have something
definite to state to the public Mean
while members of the committee would
be very glad to receive suggestions
from any and all persons.
The committee consisted of J. +.
Holden. Rev. d. f. Trout. G. /. Dun-
ham, G. F. Mann, Mrs. G. S. Pratt and
Mrs. J. G. Estey 1t may be found ad-
visable to add to this list
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-20
REPORT BRITISH IN
GENERAL RETREAT
Turks Tell Of Taking Several Fortified
Lines and 180 Prisoners
on the Tigris.

BERLIN, March 2O.-The British
forces on the Tigris, below Kut-el-
Amara, began general retreat after
their defeat near Felahie on March s.,
with the Turks in pursuit, according to
today's headquarters report from Con-
stantinople, received here, which reads:
The enemy, after his defeat near Fe-
lahie on March s, while preparing for
a general retreat. attempted to attack
by surprise the Turkish right wing, but
under the pressure of the center, was
forced to desist from the plan and be-
gin . general retreat
On March 10-11, Turkish troops
vigorously pursued the enemy and
crossed several lines previously fortified
by him. On March 10 Turkish van
guards reached Zenzir Height, which
was fortified. The enemy, considering
the Turkish forces Insignificant, at
tackled, but Turkish reinforcements
counter attacked, defeated the British,
and took 80 prisoners, among whom
were five officers, and also captured one
machine gun, arms, and ammunition.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-20

in any sense demand or an ultima
tum.
Generally reports from Mexico today
were Of an optimistic character. Mr..
Polk denied omphatically reports that
the government had any reliable infor-
nation of plots to bring about armed
intervention
Gen. Carranza, it was learned today,
had been urged by some of his closest
advisers to offer Q large reward for the
apprehension of Villa.
Sailing orders of the battleship Ken
lucky, which had been ordered from
New Orleans to Vera Cruz, were
changed today to send the ship to
Galveston. Secretary Daniels said
there was no need for the ship at Vera
Cruz and that reports from the gull
coast of Mexico were optimistic.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-20

Both Wallace n. Batehelder and
Judge Thompson formerly lived IN
Brattleboro and were students in the
law offices of Waterman & Martin. Mr..
Batchelder was one of Roosevelt s
Rough Riders in the war with Spain
and a first lieutenant of United States
infantry in the Philippines under com
mission by President Mckinley, was
disabled while commanding Company {
Of the 46th regiment and spent nearly
a year in an army hospital.
After going to Bellows Falls George
H. Thompson became judge Of the mu.
nicipal court under appointment by
Gov. John A. Mead, holding the ofica
two years. He praetieed in the Office OF
the late Charles H. Williams, but re
Gently had been practieing alone, witt
an Office in Union building. He organ
ized Company f, v. n. G., of Bellows
Falls and served as captain.