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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

Mrs Bacon (at 2 n. m)--What in the
world did you wake me up for? Mr.
Bacon yawning)--Oh. you were talk
ing In your sleep, and you know vow
do love to hear yourself talk, dear.
Yonkers Statesman.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

ed by experts in Streator at the Glut
Drug Co., and in la Sale at Clancys
drus store and is sold in Peru at Mad
ler'a drug store and in Spring Valley
at Thompsons drug store.-ady.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

No one win dispute the fact that II
the Yankees could have refrained from
populatng all the hospitals between
home and st. Louis they would have
had Il chance for the flag last year.
The physician was the busiest mar
connected with the club. Never did a
team get tougher breaks Almost ev.
cry man on 1t broke something from II
rib to an ankle bone.
1t Is not reasonable to suppose that
such series Of misfortunes viii occur
again this season. The team has some
OF the fastest men, some of the great
est sluggers and tome OF the finest
pitchers and llelders In the game. II
Bill Donovan ~ able to keep it going
Mt top speed there is no club with bet.
ter chances or brighter hopes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

II goes without saying chat A Ned
worker cannot attain high stthA!s9l
II performance. Ally deficiency in the
supply If oxygen hasteRs fslili'F and
,helrav lowers efficiency George II,
lcaasl in Industrial lIauasfnient-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

Uncle Ezra So Eph ilosEins has
zone TO Palm Beach. wonder Ir
here1l be enough suing on Ia sui
iG,: Uncle Ehcn - Vel Eph ain't
aking any chatIes. He's took his
.heCkefboard along. Life.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
Await Calling More Troops.

Before the end of the week, ii is be.
lieyed. there will be definite intelli.
gence from Washington as to what
may be expected in the way OF mobiliz-
ing the national guard regiments not
yet ordered for duty With this at
hand, more definite plans can he made
by the state authorities The purpose
is to hold the appropriation and other
war measures on the calendar until
the call TO rtrocps is issued The $780,
900 bin Is the only one that is to be
pushed for immediate passage. alth0
hearings will begin tomorrow On the
military code bill introduced last week
by Representatie Ellis.
The Buck civil service bill, amend.
ing the state law, Will be on second
reading in the senate tomorrow The
outlook now Is that the bill will be
passed this week in both senate and
house. The Cook county will be a
special order tomorrow in the house.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
Browns a Strong Team.

I st. Louis has In Fielder Jones one of
the wsest managers In baseball, and
it Is said that Jones has an owner who
will give him the necessary backing.
Under these circumstances 1t seems
certain that sooner or later the Browns
will be strong team. The question
is N,hether Jones can develop strength
rapidly enough to make him contend.
or this season He made good start
last year by wedding out a number Of
Federal league leftovcrs that he dis.
covered were not fast enough 10. big
league company. Now he must build,
and building takes time. Any team led
by Jones, however, is apt to make a
good showing
Boston las veteran team. 1t is a
team with all the confidence instilled
by the winning of two successive
worlds series. 1t Is well rounded
team, strong in every department Of
the game Lastly 1t Is one of the
smaitest and gamest teams that ever
appeared upon diamond. No club
logically can be made a favorite over
the Red Sox in the coming race.
The White SoX have a powerful nine
in many ways, but also one that has
, we'll known weaknesses. 1t may be
stronger In the iniield than 1t was last
year Its strength on the attack ia
conceded On the defense it is not so
strong.
Detroit has for many years been kent
well in front by the great and only
Tyrus Cobb. If IIughey Jennings could
furnish Ty with really good pitching
staff the chances are that another
championship banner would fly in De
troit. The Tigers are a good club and
a powerful club, and if couple Of the
younger pitchers show real ability the
fighting Jungle Cats will ask odds from
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

10y comes, grief goes. we know not
how Lowell.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

ST% HE most ardent home team fan
+. viii have to admit that with
the opening Of the big league
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
American League Race.

A prediction that the American
league race viii be even closer this sea
SON than II was last yerges on tile out.
skirts If probability II Is easy to re.
member that for most Of the distance
at least six teams had an outside
chance for the pennant.
IL may also be recalled that every
Tub, with the exception OF st. Louis
ana Philadelphia, was at some time or
tnother In first place and that st. Louis
Ryas at one time in second place. II
~ a fact that the difference between
A winner and team that finished IN
seventh place was only matter OF
fourteen fun games out of Ia. Just
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

publicans by surprise. The indica- tions are that it has been plotted for some time and liberal money backing is assured. The enemies of the revolution are claiming that Japan and other foreign nations are backing the rebellion, while the re- volutionists proclaim their extreme nationalism and anti-foreign spirit, declaring for the ancient Chang dynasty which successfully resisted all foreign encroachments before the republic was heard of.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 5.- The Espionage bill having given the power to the President to place an embargo upon all exports to na- tions found re-exporting American products to the Central Powers, will be used immediately for that purpose and orders to this effect are being prepared.
 It is intimated that this will af- feet two nations who will feel the effects immediately.
 While no name is mentioned as those who are re-exporting the Am erican goods it is believed that Hol- land and Sweden or Sweden and Switzerland are the big offenders.
 The embargo will prevent any further shipments of any kind,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

RIO DE JANEIRO, June 5.-A state of war existing between the United States of Brazil and the Ger man Empire is now recognized by the Brazilian government. Brazil has been forced to break with Ger many because the latter has virtual ly declared war upon all the Latin American states. This was the an
 nouncement made by the Foreign Minister in a statement issued this afternoon. He also charged ''that the attitude of certain South Amer ican countries does not comport with the Monroe doctrine", in all probability alluding to the suspect
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
EPIDEMIC DECIMATES THE
 NATIVES ST LAWRENCE

kidney, something like saute that just made the mouth water, accord
 ing to one of the crew. The teachers on St. Lawrence Island had also been sick with the epidemic but fortunately it attacked them in a milder form. The prices for goods on the island were much cheaper than in Nome and the traders on the Jewel Guard felt that if they could only load up flour and sugar and necessary staples at the St.
 Lawrence island prices they could
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

The Jewel Guard returned yester- day from St, Lawrence island bring ing rather melancholy news from that reservation. It appears that during the winter an epidemic ot what is supposed to have been typhoid pneumonia assailed the is- land and ten per cent of the popu- lation succumbed to it's startling ravages. Tn one house alone six died of this terrific scourge. The trapping was very poor as the epide- mic was at its height when the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
REBELS LIKELY TO
 SUCCEED IN CHINA

TOXIC, June 5.-With fighting severe in many sections close by the capital and the military almost en- tirely backing the revolution, late reports now show that the rebels will probably succeed in re-estab- fishing the monarchy under the old Chang dynasty in China.
 The revolution is peculiar. The foreign influence that is support ing the revolution changing the re- public to a monarchy is said to have so decided because of the par
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
JOLIET PEN SCENE
 REVOLT OF THE CONNECTS

while fired the buildings inside the walls which were still burning late this afternoon.
 This evening five hundred had been driven into their cells and three hundred are still huddled in a corner of the yard defying the off, cers who are preparing to rush them later.
 The orders issued to the troops have been to avoid shooting unless the convicts attack and in that event to shoot to kill.
 The excitement is intense, plainly all the prisoners being greatly wrought by the rioting and the con fagration, while the officials slowly are gaining the upper hand.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 5.- The War Department issues the state ment this afternoon that there has been heavy registration in all sections of the nation.
 Michigan mining camps report incipient rioting, necessitating the calling out of the militia to restore order but elsewhere there has been absolute order
 The full registration within a million and quarter more or less as predicted is expected before closing time.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
AT DREAM TONIGHT.

The famous actress Olga Petrova will be shown tonight in the Soul Market. The picture is a repeater but it is one of the headliners in Miss Petrova's repertoire. embra- cling an all star cast, it contains every element of artistic treatment, and stands paramount to any and all pictures in this class of photo- play. Ia addition to this magnifi- cent attraction cream Comedy will also be run. A banner show.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

trapping season was at it's best in January and February and there was little inclination to participate in the work naturally enough. For all that a huge load of skins and
 furs was brought to Nome. The Jewel Guard brought also six wal rus and was literally laden down
 with walrus meat upon which the crew subsisted coming back from the island, John Felkel who is an expert in culinary matters devised
 a special manner of cooking walrus
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

sell them here and make big profit, a little item of news will be relished by our local storekeepers. They had fairly good trip, there was no ice until they reached north Cape. The natives have plenty of food and caught three big bowheads this spring, whales being more in evidence this spring by all accounts than in years and the absent whal- CTS are overlooking a bet by their neglect of these waters. The Jewel Guard may soon make another trading trip to some other point in the near future and it is believed that they will have the same suc- cess.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
RADICALS CONTROL
 RUSSIAN AFFAIRS

lishment of the six hour work day and equal pay of men, women and minors. They were granted ninety per cent increase in March but claim that this Is insufficient and now de- mand two hundred per cent. Their labor has been producing the wealth of Russia and they feel themselves entitled to the product of their work.
 Backed by the Workman and Sol diers Council of which they are practically part, their position is undeniable
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

tion the admission of any visitors to the penitentiary under any pretense whatever, and this so incensed the conyicts that they rebelled.
 They attacked the guards with clubs and pieces of scrap iron vent ing their anger especially upon some who had been regarded as most tyrannical in their duties.
 Three companies of militia, the entire police and fire department were called out. The convicts hav- ing mastered the situation for a
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

PETROGRAD, June 5.-The power of the revolutionary social ists and radicals in Russia is now self evident and they are running things without regard to the Provi- sional Governments decrees which they regard as bad as the old bureaucratic system which it dis placed
 The Workmen and Soldiers Coun- cil, controlled by extremists, is now the greatest power in Russia and their orders, set by resolution pas sed, decree July 8 as the date for
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
SPY BILL USED TO
 CAUSE EMBARGO

whether contraband or not, to those nations which have been making a habit of exporting American goods to Germany, Austria, Turkey or Bulgaria.
 The facts are so complete, it is hinted, as now collected by the agents of the United States, show ing that the trade has been continu-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

ing steadily since the United States declared war upon Germany, that there can be no ground for objec- tion upon the part of the neutrals who will soon feel the effects of the United States order.
 That any complications will fol- low the embargo is not considered at all very likey.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
BRAZIL. FORGED TO
 DECLARE A WAR

The strong nationalist feeling that prevails in the nation however, it is believed, will make even the strong German population careful of any aggressive action and the recent riotings which took place wherein German citizens were op- posed by Brazilians and other Euro pean nationalities, so completely subdued the German power that there is not any immediate danger of an organized outbreak The German population is both numer- ous and wealthy.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

RIO DE JANEIRO, June 5.-The open break with Germany now ad mitted by the government to be ex- isting is directing Brazilian atten- tion to the fact that the German element preponderates among all foreign elements in this republic and that for that reason careful steps must be taken to cope with any trouble.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

JOLIET, H. June 5.-The State Penitentiary here was the scene of a revolt of eight hundred convicts today and it is still continuing.
 The new warden issued orders under any considera.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

world meeting in Stockholm "to organize world union to consider means of ending the war and elimi- mating any sort of imperialism from the various natipns". The Council will have strong representation in Stockh 0lIn.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

NEW YORK, June 5.-There were slight disorders here in cer- tain sections but very little serious interference with the registration.
 The same can be said about other centers. The figures registered are not given out.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

ed hostile attitude of Venezuela and Colombia where German influence has been strongly at work and se cured a very sympathetic hearing both in Bogota and in Caraccas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

PETROGRAD, June 5-Employ, CTS are powerless in the industrial world of Russia with the workmen making continuous demands. Ger eral strikes have been called in all Petrograd factories for the estat-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

liament hesitancy in joining the great war after the cabinet had so recommended.
 The southern provinces are arm ing to oppose the revolutionists, but with the army almost wholly mo- narchical, the difficulty Of standing off the insurrectionists can be con ceded.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-The officials profess to be satisfied with the progress of the draft registra-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-No disorders have to be reported from this form CT storm center of conscriptionist opposition. Everything is described as passing without hitch.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
SLAv WORKERS WANTING PEACE
ORDER IS GENERAL IS OFFICIAL REPORT

It is admitted that the official to- tai predicted is now almost reached.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

CHICAGO. June 5.-The antici- pated disorders here did not mate- rialize. It is expected that the total registration will come within 8 figure almost as predicted.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

SHANGHAI, June 5.-The re- markable revolution in this country is taking the majority of the re-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

tion with little disorders.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Two i H. P. Boilers. One 12 H. P. Boiler. {, One 1e H. P. Boiler. Two 6 H. P. Boiler.
 DARLING $ DEAN co.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-06-06

Anything in the line of job work
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27
The sun speclal servlee.

The sun Special Service.
H1AwATHA. July standard.
willie came over to Hiawatha yesterday
Sunday loaded for bear. and thought
sure they would have an easy time
winning over the Hiavatha ball team.
They had players imported from all
over the country including Salt Lake
city. Helper. Castle Gate and in fact
every outside player that they could
get They were particularly anxious
10 win the game. as they had been
promised two barrels of beer and a
free lunch and supper " they would
take hack the sCaips 81 the lilawatha
boys. standardville had pn their
team several of the fellows that play
"a on the Hiawatha team IN years
previous.
The standard,ilie boys led the
game until the eighth inning. when n
loyal bunch of rootcrr got out on the
lines and proceeded TO get Pitcher
LOWS about five times as high In the
air o. he ever was before. The first
man up In that inning got o. first on
an error. the next man hunted the
bail and Lewis fielded u and started
Co throw 90 second. then changed his
mind and started 10 throw TO first. but
finished up by holding the ball lie
was taken out 81 the game and Ring
took his place. but Jared little better
than Lewis. Consequently two runs
were made when Pitcher O'Conncli
came a. bat and won the game with
nice single over second base. Score.
four to three.
Tho features of the game were the
pitching of OConneil and a catch
mad. hy Left Fielder Berg THREE of
IIiawatha's players were away fishing,
and when Manager Curry saw the
way that standardvlllc was loaded ~
he pulled himself from the game and
put CARRIER IN his place. This ac'
counts Tor CARRIER being In the lineup
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27
SOCIETY

Mrs Albert urynor gave a dinner
one day this week 10 Mrs. Reuben q.
Miller. who h hero this week on a
visit o. relatives and friundH
Mra Thomas Fnuta entertained her
bridge club "Wednesday afternoon on
the lawn Mis- GLADYS helms aud
MR.. Thomas AVrrill 81 PayHon AS
sisted the huFir-- 10 looking after her
guests
ivy Chapter 80 40. order Eastern
Star. held special session Monday
evening in Masonic Han In compli-
ment To- Mrs. Samuel Woodhead aud
Mrs. =. \. Raymond Of Clear Creek,
a dainty luncheon was served at the
close of the session To twenty-five
guests.-Mt. Pleasant Pyramid, goth
Mrs. u. 70. Jensen was hostess at a
luncheon Monday afternoon Ia COM
pliment 10 Mrs. Harold Jensen OF
castle Dale. Her guests were Mrs.
Jossph Monsen. Mrs A. v Mcintosh,
Mrs. +. X. Barton, Mrs. Rex :. Jen-
sen, Mrs Tressa l.. Erickson. Mrs.
Ralph liTtutult 'iAaAhl ''Hh'N ~"
tho honor gurst-Mt Pleasant Pyra-
mid. goth.
Prof. 4. J. Taylor gave dancing
marty last Friday evening a. his sister
Mis- Amelia Taylor from willard, ON
the lawn az the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs,
ID. 4. Crockett Present were Mr. ana
Mrs ~. ~. Goctzmann, Mr.. ana MrH'
ID. Rex Miller Mr. and Mrs. A, T.
IDrsley. Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Ellertson,
Mr. ana MR.. j A. Crockett Mr. and
I Mrs r. a. Mcmillan ana Mr. ana
Nrs u. W. Crockett, the Misses Mar
gnret Horslcy. Rclia Mlllburn, Par
thtnla Horslcy. lilanch Rohb. Lucille
| Frnndscn Agnes MacLcan, Bessie
Kennedy. Isona Gundrrson and Eliza
beth Crockett and Messrs. Farley
nhead. Karl AVerill and +. G. Miller
I Ehead. Karl Averill and 4. G. Miller
and Mrs. A. Miller and Mrs. :. Y,
ICrockctt. Ice cream. shrrhet and
punch was served. The lawn was
decorated in the national oolors and
lighted with colored electric lights
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-27
PRICE AND NEARBY
Maria Gilbert has been appointed
az Winter Quarters.

Maria Gilbert has been appointed
postmistrcss at Winter Quarters
J. n. King Of Ralns H. the owner OF
a new ear purchased at salt Lake city
the present week.
Autoista are complaining Of the
roads from Price TO Helper and be-
yond. which are unusually rough. u II
sald--full OF chuckholcs everywhere.
Housewives canning fruit this week
find that sugar comes at cight-nincty
the hundred pounds. - least. that
II the price friend husband has 10 dig
up.
James a. johnson. one ~ the good
citizens OF Cleveland. was In Price on
Saturday last Go meet his daughter
Miss Emma. returning home from the
University OF Utah.
W. e. Broekcr has put In service
a new automobile for carrying pas
penKcrH to the town of Emery from
Castle Dale. lie also II handling the
mails between the two points.
Helper h calling for bids for the
rebuilding OF the dam across the Price
river nbove that town. the intake for
the city watcrworkH system. II was
taken out by the Mammoth reservoir
flood.
Marriage license lssuel/6t Sat Lake
city last Wednesday tn IlioydhF. Perigu
of Zion aud Miss NamicI Fiack Of
Price. Also 10 Jamfa y Nayior Of
sunnyHide and sybnl " Graham Of
ltichneid.
Mrs. Edith ~. Martin has closed q
deal with Robert Howard for n huiid,
Ing lot on X street. between Eighth
and Ninth. She Il preparing 20 build
a home on u. The lot has forty-fivs
feet frontage.
ed sheya has purchased the w. e
Benfcr dwelling ON North Ninth
street Consideration around nins
hundred dollars. The property h oc'
cuplcd at present by Mr. and Mrs
Conner Peacock.
Five hundred handsome cataloguoi
were turned out from The sun print
cry this week for the Carbon COUNT
high school. They are now bcinl
mailed aud otherwise distributed an,
may boz had Tor the asking.
james Brace. Jr.. of Wellington thi
week plead guilty to intoxlcntion nni
fast driving of an automobile whll'
under the Influence" he was AZ
fcssed twenty-five dollars and cost
by 4. J. Lee. Justice. which Ne paid.
Mr. and Mrs william Scamouutaii
of Green River have "a baby girl horl
a. them az Holy Cross Hospital a
Salt Lake city last sunday eveninG
Mrs Seamountain was Miss Jenni
? MoIntire Of Price before her mar
rlagc.
The Denver and Rio Grande homo
roll for June. last, includes q. g. Stan
ton. az Cotton, with AN Increase Of Z
, per cent In business over the preyiou
month OF June. Also "a. V. Clemin
son az Helper whose Increase IN 2
per cent
} Marriage licenses 9jgero Issued a
) Price during the Yegk 10 Dominec
! Alice OF Price and Pierina Bignoll q