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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31

Runs and hits-Or Anderson, and 10 IN
innings. Of Cav. and IN inning Earned
runs Buffalo. 4. Newark. 2 Bases on balls-Or
Anderson. &. on Ennsht. on Cav. 3. Struck
out-By Anderson. By Enhghi. 2. BY Cav 0.
Home run-Channe Three base hlts-Chsnnel.
stafford Eagau. kopp. Sacrace nis-Hesley.
iiummel Sacrifice hits-Kopp. Anderson. Durgn.
First base ON err0Ts-Bu1alo /: Newark 2 stolen
basc-Durgiu. Left on bases-Bufalo o. Newark
Double psys-McD0naid. Gin 20 Hummel .
Carlstrom. GIL 90 Hummel. Hi BY pitcher BY
Euright J. Wild piicles-Ennght (2l. Umpires-
Carpenter and Clean. Time-Z03
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31

Rated Tor Burns IN eighth inning
fBatted FOR Demaree iu ninth inning
Philadelphia ...-.... 90
Chicago. ............. o 90 . % o -
Tso-base hts-Zelder. SAFER. Williams. TTack
Sacrifice hits-l1sck Archer Double piays-Lu-
deuB Bancroft and Nichof Zcider Wortman ald
Ssicr. LEFT on hascs-Pidl sieiplna g Chicago. J
lint base ou error, mi lde phla Bass On
hslls-Of Lavender. T. iits AID earned ruus-OT
Dcmsne,. 3 hits runs iu = innings Struck out
IS pcmaree. = hy Lavender. 4 Jmprcs-Byron
and Qug.ey. Time 80.
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Totals. "a sI3 S6lll Totais....4o IS Il J
.Bated Tor Perritt in IN. third inning.

'Blued f0F Fe0it IN ne u1Ird NnIHg
New 9S,f. 4 &c Sc J 9 Is
T,so-base hit-Schnsider Three chase hit-Tes-
reau. Stolen hasc-FietcAsr Sacrifice fies-lier
zng NeaIe Double pays-Groh % Chase. Groh %
Chase 20 Clarke % Mitchell Left on bases-New
York o. Cincinnati H. Bases on bslls-of Ben
ton 3. OF pcritt. o. ~ resreau. OF Schneider
4: ~ Moseley L. Hts aud earned runs-or
Benton o anl o 90 Is innings 81 Perrltt none
and g in % inning: of Tesreau and IN 10
Moseley. aud . En- 4 innings. HIT hy pitcher
By Schneider (Rohcrts0nl Baik-resreau struck
out By Tesresu g. by Schneider. hy Moseley.
. Umpires-O'Dr and Harrso,. Tme-23.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

Chicago at st. Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, s: Cincinnati. 5 az in.)
Brooklyn, 4; st. Louis, l..
Boston, I: Pittsburgh, 0.
Pittsburgh, 7; Boston, 3.
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
WI. Pc w. l.. Pc.
Bklyr. II ~ .62t Pittsb'h 81 81 .458
Boston. 90 as sos st. Luis SIS 81 As
Phila. 81 80 .578 Chicago 81 90 .443
v York So So .4o1 Cin'nati IS 70 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31

BASEBALL TODAY. $3.50 p. NJ \. v Ameri-
cans " Detroit Polo Grounds. Adm 5Oc-Advt
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Totals. s7elOan2I Totai,....so 7

Ran for Gowdy IN ninth inning
Rated for Barnes So ninth inning
Raflcd for IanoLs IN aLllih inulng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-31

Rated for Anderson IN the eighth inning.
winning nun made with one out
Buffalo. ...-........- II
Newark. ............ o %
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Totals % 0s241sO Totals .27e7

.Raued ior Burn, in eighth inning
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-23
VICIOUS THEORY DE-
NOUNCED.

The News-Star has precious lit.
tie patience with the man or men
who grandiloquentIy says certain
laws can not be enforced. we cm-
phatlcalIy declare that all laws
can be enforced if the officials
want them enforced. Therein lies
the meat Of the whole matter.
1T officials do not want the laws
enforced. most ass''rcdly the laws
will not be enforced. There il
absolutely no use i'm attempting
to side-step the issue. 1T is AZ
plain as anything can be. and
when those who violate the law
realize and know. without cquivo-
cation or mental evasion. that the
authorities are determined to en-
force certain laws, then it will he
possible to enforce tAem. But
when there is Indifference those
guilty of violating the laws will
accept the situation as favorable
to them and will 90 on and do
Just as they have been doing.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-23
YOUNG MEN WANTED FOR
THE U. s. ARMY.

p. Il. Raymcr. Of the regular
army, now on recruiting service,
has opened an office at the post
office here. for the purpose Of en-
listing men for the regular army.
He will remain here and the Of
flee will be open until Sept. 9th.
Any one wishing to join the army
may call at the postoffice before
that time.
p. T. RAYMER,
United States Army.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-23

Mr.. Harry Wiseloggle of New
Orleans visited his aunt, Mrs. i
Schwing this week.
! Mrs. Sidney Patout is visitin.
in Brown Wells. Miss.
DR.. Elliott Kiblinger Of Marks
vile. DR.. Ada Kiblinger and tw,
children. accompanied by Mr.
Carter Schwing of New Orleans
motored here and spent Thursda,
with Mrs. F. Schwing.
Messrs. Arthur Provost, Fitz
hugh Murray. Tom Gayle. Jr.. Ar
thur IeBourgeois left this week
for Baton Rouge to attend the
State University.
After several months spent
here with their aunt. Mrs. A. B.
Murray. Miss Mvra Cartwright re-
turned Thursday to her home in
Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. s. X. Meigs, Jr. of Preston.
Cuba. was recent guest at the
home of Mr.. John A. Gebert.
Misses Ruth Gchert and Nina
Burke left on Sunday to resume
their studies at st. Mary's School.
Raleigh, N. G.
Miss Annie Jacob is spending
several weeks in New Orleans.
the guest of her aunt.
Miss Betty Bertram left Wed
nesdav for Baton Rouge to re-
sumo her studies at the Louisiana
State University.
Mrs. Mare Derouen entertained
few friends on Thursday Of
last week.
Miss Jeanne Dauterive re-
turned last Wednesday after a
pleasant visit to relatives and
friends in Breaux Bridge.
Miss Myrtis Courts left last
Friday for Lockport, where she
will teach school.
Miss Ruth Hoosctt will enter
tanned the R1sv Rec SEWING C;r.
Gle this SATURDAY. afternoon.
Mrs. George Riviere returned
Wednesday from visit to New
Orleans.
Mrs. Thomas. Miss PAMELA
Thomas and Miss Anna Callahan
If Waco. Tex, left for New York |
his week.
Mr.. Edgar Landry left last week |
for the Island Of San Domingo
where he will spend several
taking off a. sugar crop on
,ne Of the large plantations in
hat tropical country. Mr.. Lam
Try makes the trip annually and
We understand meets with much
success.
The bovhood acquaintance and
riends Of Mr.. Joseph Costa Law
on will be pleased to learn that
'estia is now the proud possess
or Of a bouncing son. born to Mr..
nd Mrs. Jos. Costa Iawton at
|rlanda. Florida on September
he 9th. The promising lad is I,
AIMED after his and-father,
Ion Jos. BENJAMIN Lawton of the
hove mentioned place.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
recial work Of all description.
'istc~rs md Tanks.-Bertrand
,,.Sa hoe M .
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-23
PERSONALS.

Miss Louise Taylor is visitin,
relatives in New Orleans.
Mrs. Lilly Weeks Hall and son
William. have returned to Their
home in New Orleans after sew
eral DAYS visit here.
+ Mrs. Porteus r. Burke re
turned Tuesday from severa
days visit to New Orleans.
Miss Maggie Sampson has re
turned to her home in Beaumont
after several davs visit here with
Miss Maud LeMaire.
Miss Marietta Murray spen,
the weekend here with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Murray
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A.
Valet. a baby boy, on Monday,
September 18th.
Miss Marceline Estorge was the
hostess Of the Mondays Bridge
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smedes
and Mr.. Charlie Smedes. of Cades,
La, were visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Morse of Morgan
City was a visitor here Tues lay.
Mrs Sidney DeBellevue enter
tanned the Five Hundred Club
Wednesday afternoon. The prizes
were won nv Mrs. Homer Dupre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Estorge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cultivate,
Miss Maud and Gerald Estorge
motored to Lake Charles Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Torian of La
fayette were visitors here Tues
day.
q Mrs. Kirk Frantz and little son
Dnre visiting relatives in Napoleon
vile.
Mr.. Ed. Cousin of New Orleans
is visiting his brother. Mr.. George
Cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michel Berry. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Patin spent
Thursday in St. Martinsville.
The Six Hand Euchre Club met
Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dencc of Mrs. lDr.) Edmond Lam
dry.
Mrs. Joe Comeaux and children
Of Broussard are visiting ut the
home Of Mrs. Homer Segura.
The Thimble Club will meet
Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Miss Lila Woolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Steckler
If New. Orleans and Mrs. Preston
Euilbeau Of Baton Rouge ar
lived here Wednesday to be at
The bed side Of the late Mr.. Louis
3roussard.
The ladies Of iberia are invited
~ the Parish Fair Association to
inter any article on exhibition
hat they may have in their pos
session. |,
Mrs. Rene Robicheaux Of jean ,
'rette attended, the funeral Of Mr.. 4
Henry Bauman here on Tuesday {
lfternoon. II
The friends of Mrs. (Dr.) Tom
'ayle regret to know she is still
onfined to her room from illness
nd hope she will soon recover. $
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perry are {
iS,ftnv ~ Rs1ovi ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-23
WANTED.

Tenant to live in my furnished
cottage No. 41S St. Peter Street.
House contains four rooms. hall.
bath. kitchen. etc. Terms $500
per month. Apply to F. F. Yea
zey. i
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-23

$4,000 will buy gentle, well
bred mare. a Columbus buggy
and harness. Address Enter
Prise" New liberia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-23

has been in New Orleans the be
ter part Of the week owing to tn
illness of Mrs. Lewald. she havin
gone there to receive surgical al
tention.
Judge Ventress J. Smith an
rived home the early part Of tn
week from Ashville, n. c.. afte
several weeks absence recuperat
ing his health.
| Mr.. Leopold King arrived hom
this week from Ashville, n. c
after a months absence.
Judge James Simon of st. Mar
/ tlnville spent several days in New
Iberia this week in the interest oil
his campaign.
Judge L. o. Hacker. the pro
gressive candidate for District
Judge spent few days in st.
Martin this week getting ac-
ouainted with the voters.
Come to the Court House on the
evening of the 9th and hear Gov
ernOr Patterson at eight O'Clock.
whether YOU believe i'm the great
cause Of prohibition or not. It
will be interesting, constructive
and instructive.
After spending several weeks
in our City, the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Homer Daigre.
Mrs. M. Broussard of Lake
Charles left this week for Jen-
nings, La. whittier she will spend
few days before returning to
her home.
Mr.. F. F. veazey and family
left Wednesday for Austin, Texas
after spending several months in
New Iberia. Mr.. Veazey has been
residing IN Austin for couple
Of years and he is getting to be
regular Texan. in fact Austin
has no better booster than Mr..
Veazey.
We had a pleasant call on Fri
day from Prof. James j. Goodwin,
father Of our fellow-citizen, DR..
j. "A. Goodwin. Prof. Goodwin
has been one of the principal in
structors at the Baton Rouge
school for the deaf and dumb, in
Fact has been teaching there more
than quarter Of a century.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Forgey Of
Chicago. ILL.,. accompanied by
Capt. and Mrs. Ed. Forgey of
Morgan City arrived here on
to spend few days with |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Villermin of |
his City.
Mr.. w. J. Laperouse spent a
'ew days here this week with his
'elatives before again departing
With his wife and children for
Galveston. Texas. Walter is the
etail manager of the dry goods
Emporium Of Mistrot Bros. at
Galveston. Texas and we under
tand is well pleased with his re-
pOnsible position. His family
pent upwards Of a month here
nth their relatives.
Mr.. Homer Daigre, Jr., left this
eek to take up his studies at
he Tulane University, enteringl
he Academic Law Department.
If. Daigre is one of our most
romising young men and his
'iends feel confident he will
nish his studies in this great in
titution of learning and be a
redit to his esteemed parents.
We had an appreciated call Z
'om Miss Emma G. Miller, ad-
ance agent of the big AL. G.. |
arnes circus which will show in |
ew iberia on the night Of I
ctober LIST. We believe Miss ]
iller is the first lady who has +
tied as advance agent Of a cir \
Is this country has ever seen. {
rom what we learn the Barnum b
Bailey circus which was alsoIb
have exhibited here next month i
Is cancelled out for some reason n
other. From here Miss Miller h
# for the East. She says they IS
I'VE done a large business the en-
20 season which che savs ia duel
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-09-23

AAAOHR lIlt NlSItOTS at the nom
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Hender
son are Misses Beatrice Tanner
Sarah Ann Mouton. Lucien Mou
ton and Mrs. w. Tanner. all O.
Lafayette.
!. Mrs. George Henderson re
turned home last week from
! Chattanooga. Tenn. Little Rocl
and Hot Springs. Ark, after sew
eral weeks visit.
The Ladies of the Catholic
church have arranged for a NOV
ing picture benefit to take place
at the Elk Theatre next Monday
afternoon and night. Mr.. Scharff
has promised splendid program
and the cause being such a wor-
thy one. the attendance promises
to he very extended.
Advertised letters for week
ending, September 18th. 1916.
Olive V. Alfred, James Adames,
Mrs. w. G. Babin, D. G. Bennett,
Mrs. f. d. Daniel. Eddie Elder.
A. Fauchsad. Mary Greedy, +. NJ.
Hamilton, Hirne Herbert, Mrs.
William Jessie. Herbert Landry,
Mrs. l.. Landry, Ernest Mahirs.
Willie Manuel. Ernest Myers,
J. w. Monhart. r. p. Putnam.
Frank Stevran. Harie Vaughn.
We understand negotiations are
for the building on the
lot of the late George NJ. Robert
son. next door to the Alma House
of a large brick building to be
used as a garage by Mr.. Fred Pa
tout He is about to purchase the
lot from Mrs. George Robertson
and will erect a $4,000 building
on the grounds.
We were requested to an
nounce that ladies' from all parts
If the Parish are urged to enter
heir exhibits in the Ladies De-
Dartment of the Parish Fair and
hat exhibits from any town or
State are eligible for entry, pro-
'iding they are entered by the
aides.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK-Sterl-
ng Silver Deport Stone engraved.
'rystal, sugar and cream sets. 81
It Pfster Bros.
Another enterprise soon to
'e established here is the corn
heller of Messrs. Lewis T. Knight
Il Dallas, Texas. This firm is
represented here by Mr.. j. j.
Knight who comes to New iberia
veil recommended and he is al
eady in the market for corn. u
his will make the third corn shell !!
ing establishment to be built here.
he other being that of Mr.. Harry
lall or the New iberia Commits
ion Company. The Sandoz-Sub-
rbielle Co. managed by Mr.. A. |,
Suberbielle. has been in business
Or several seasons and with three
uyers in the field, the farmers
ught to get good prices for the
ereal. /.
Sash, Blind and Door Factory. |
,ecial work of all description. I
isterns and tanks.-Bertrand {
umber Co. 6
The office Of the Western !
Mon Telegraph Co. is resolving
general overhauling, under the
Of Mr.. Walter F. Vii i,
rmin. The wires are all being !:
leased in a steel metal moulding Q
hich will make IT'S use everlast-
g. Nice fixtures is also being
1t into the offices which viii d
axe it one Of the neatest tele-
aph offices in the State.
We failed to mention in our
st issue that Governor Pleasant
ID appointed Hon. Cab Leblanc,
esident and member Of the
,ard of Supervisors Of Election
r this Parish, together with Mr..
lille L. Burke. Clerk of Court
makes the third men,
r Of the Board Of Supervisors
virtue of his office. The serv-
IS Of this Board is only in de-
md when the time arrives to
Id general elections. No better
pctinn oo,r11 h. ,no1o
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-30
PLANS PHONE system
Grcn River Council Grants Fran.
chise 60 Local Man.

GREEN RIVER. June ss.--Thc
prospect of the installation OF "a COM
pletc telephone system In Green River
within sN months seems 60 be- reach.
ing the point OF elimination OF the
hopes In the actual start of the work.
The city council has granted "a fifty-
year franchise Co l.. ~. Green OF this
city. who has six months time IN
which to complete the system.
Green. who has gone East % meet
friends. who will help finance the
plant. stated before leaving that he
had over o hundred and twenty-five
subscribers lined up on promiHcz
orean River has had "a makeshift syH.
TEN for some time. but u will be for
gotten with the building OF the new
system, Green promises.
The counciimen elaborated a Ions
time on granting the franchise and
finally did 20 feeling that they were
well within their rights and that they
had fully protected the city,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-30
PROHIBITION WINS OUT ny
SMALL MAJORITY At MNTON

MYToS. June 2s.-Tho last strong.
hold OF the saloon In the uintah Ba-
sin has been invaded. Ia the special
liquor election held here yesterday
prohibition won by majority of
fourteen. the yot" being 207 against
sale and 1913 for sale, "a total poll Of
four hundred.
The dry" forces were effectively
organized. The town was divided In
o. districts ana thoroughly csnyasncd,
women taking "A leading part, The
"wets" seemed confident of victory
and rested on their oars during the
prediction campaign. but On the
last day when they realized that the
sentiment against the saloon was
oyerw helming they awoke too late,
There have been rumors that the sa-
loon men win make an effort o. take
their business 90 a point outside the
city limits and incorporate another
municipality, but this lacks confirma-
tiou.
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SUNNYSIDE SOCIETY
Many Pleasant social Events During
Past Few Days.

sUNNYsIDE. juno 2t.--Thc Art
Embroidery club met at the home Of
Mrs. Leo ileckstead last Saturday az.
tcrnoon. Lunch was served TO Mrs.
Edward lirenncr. Mrs. George Smith.
Mrs \. II. Hadlcy. Mrs. y. a. Holmes.
Mrs NJ. N. Dctweiier. Mrs. &. w.
Fahring and Mrs. John Littleiohn.
Mrs Theodore johnson and family
have returned 20 their home after n
months stay at Cleveland.
Airs. Herald NorEuard. with her
sister. Miss Alton Odckirk. has left
for her homo In vcrnal for the sum.
mcr vacation.
Tuesday evening u surprise was
given In honor Of Sally Evans birth
day. Those present were the Misses
Hannah Naylor. la vern 1Iutchin.
son. Ella Nelson. Jessie Crawford. Ia
Vel ilcnnctt Esther Jensen. Dorothy
knouf. Ordclla HigRinson and vivian
Evans and Dclhcrt Kay. Horace Nay.
Tor, Holland Christianncn. Leland Mo
Donald. Glcn Nelson. Don bishop.
Dave Crawford and Oscar Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Preston are
here visiting friends and relatives az.
Ter n two years absence. Preston has
been laboring In the Southern States
NJ a Mormon missionary.
Miss Sarah Hansen OF Castle Dale
IL here visiting hor sister. Mrs. Hor-
ace burton.
Mrs. samuel Dugmore entertained
at dinner last sunday for A. W. Hors.
ley. John ". Pace. ". J. Mathis. WI.
liam llorslcy and Miss Lydia HiorHley
all OF rrice.
ON Tuesday evening farewell
party was given In honor of Mrs. liar.
ney Johnson. who. with her family
n leaving a. make her home In aall
Lake city Games and dancing fur,
niahcd pleasant evenings enter
tainmcnt Lap lunch was served q
Mr. and Mrs Samuel DuEmore. Mr.
and Mrs. samuel Naylor. Mr.. and
Mrs vern q. Powell. Mr.. and Mrs
George y. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Singleton, Mrs. Lima Knouf. Mrs bar
Thomas, Mrs. oliver Montgomery
Mrs Farley Dargcr. Mr.. and Mira
Harvey johnson ana vilatc and Hal.
dan, johnson.
Mrs vcrn a. Powell had aa hci
guests az dinner last Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. barney a. johnson.
Mrs John UnEridge and family
have left 10 spend the summer month,
az Provo.
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APPROPRIATION INCREASE
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.

l. &. ThOTes.n, surveyor general,
has received word that the total APP
preparation allowed for his office for
the fiscal year beginning July LIST viii
be- s21,2i0 This h an Increase ~
sl2f0 over the appropriation Tor last
year, Of the amount. f2o,2i0 will be
paid IN salaries.
Word was also received Of changes
In the boundaries Of the Dixie nation
al forest. which will throw open "a
entry soon considerable amount Ot
land Ia Arizona. and In the Mt Trum-
bun and ParashOnt districts.
Additions % the Dixie forest are
being made by transferring lands for
merry In the Moapa division of the
Toiyabe national forest In Nevada.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-30
FUND IL STARTED FOR
TIBERCUIlOSIS CAMPAIGN

one thousand dollars for a cam
paign 90 prevent the spread of tuber-
culosis In Utah has been sent To the
Salt Lake City health society by the
National Tuberculosis society of New
the Zion society held recently Il was
decided 20 devote this money to an
educational campaign throughout the
state.
II was also decided at this meeting
10 look into the matter OF feeble
mindedness, OF which there are said
10 be a great many cases In Utah. II
Is expected that a campaign OF educa-
ton In this connection will soon be
started.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-30
MUCH DISpIEASED
Utah proR.cssi,cs Dcnouncc Notion
IN Indorslng Hughes.

Prominent progrcssivcs OF the state
met Tuesday In Salt Lake city az a
luncheon and In speeches denounced
the action OF a majority OF the pro-
Ercssive national committee In In
dorsing Hughes. the republican nom
iuec for president. In Chicago Mon
day. They did not adopt any rcsolu-
lions or take formal action OF any
Kind, dcsisting upon a Geographic re-
quest from National Committeeman
A. T. Moon. now on his way home. not
TO do 40. Moon requested that they
defer action until he gets home and
can talk with them about what hap
pcncd In Chicago. n might bc re-
marked. In parenthcslr. that Com
mittecman Moon fought the Hughes
Enforcement every foot OF the way.
following the instructions of Utah
progrcsHives when he left
The progrcasivcr. needing the mes
saEca from Moon. agreed Co wait un-
til Thursday night before formally
, voicing their sentiments with respect
Co the decision Of the national com
mittce not Co fiil the place at the
head of the progressive national
ticket caused by the detection OF
Roosevelt
State Chairman Wesley X. Walton
presided at Tuesdays meeting. Judg.
brigham CleRE. Hugh A. McMililn and
other proRreHsiyer made speeches De
nouncing IN. action of the national
committee ana commencing Commit
teeman Moon for voting with the
minority
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-30

The man who can advertise we'll
win probably need no urging 20 get
him stirred 10 a point OF advertising
pefsistenlly.
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Matters social AZ s,orrs.

sToi.i,S. June si.-Dr and Airs
Sutherland entertained Tuesday even.
INK In honor OF Mr. and Mrs. nriani
stringham.
Mr.. and Mrs, OeorRg shorten enter.
tained Thursday evening In honor oi
Mr., and Mrs. Dell Thorne.
Monday evening n moonlight sur.
prise party was given Elsie fiechart
by about thirty Of her friends.
Friday evening farewell party
was given at the ward hall In honor
NJ Mr.. ana MrA Dell Thorne and Mr..
iiriant \, stringham, who are icav.
Ing Storrs a. make their homes In
Springville and Vernal.
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SOCIETY

Miss Alice Leo. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Lee, gave a pleasant birth
day party 60 number OF her little
friends "Wednesday afternoon.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-30

Smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel. I5s.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-30
BILIoUs ATrACKs.

When you have Bilious attack
your liver fails 10 perform IT, func.
ton. You become constipated. The
food you eat ferments In your stom-
ach Instead OF digesting. This In
flames the stomach and causes nau-
sea, vomiting and a terrible head
ache. Take chamberlain'A Tablets
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