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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
THIS INVALID MOTHER
GIVES THREE SONS
~ MARY soyLg o'RglLLY


NEW YORK. May i0.--''sinee tho
country calls for It's young men.
mothers must bid them go"
The braycst woman in New York
r~clined against her pillows ex'
hanstcd. Mrs. Florence Price OF
1910 Ave. J. Brooklyn. who Is an
invalid. had just come from giving
her three sons TO the navy
Tho hidden hand that holds
boys back from cnlistlng IL often
their mothers" continued Mrs.
Price. Rich parents never know
the love which binds poor family
together. Poverty wears out a
woman. Her ehildron sco i,-and
repay.
My boys hcsita,cd TO enlist thru
anxiety for M comfort. ! knew
they wished TO serve the country.
and my two daughters wanted 10
do their share.
While they thought mo asleep
heard Enrol tell Fred. ~ mother
were strong and well We would be
free TO 60 arb Fred said 20
Scovlllc. Mother must not suffer
deprivation mo,hcr needs all Nc
can earn
They knew. none better. that the
poor mother who gives her son %
army or navy Rurrenders the sup.
port OF her old age.
To-day. Mt 30. am an invalid.
almost helpless. For me the world
means our home. my three sons and
my two daughters.
81 assembled the five round
my bed. 'chiIdrsn,' I told them,
.s~s ere an American family;
we must do our Bit
For 30 years the country has
given It's people happiness and pros
perity. requiring no service in re.
turn. War being here. our way OF
living must change We can and
will economic My boys shall no,
grow old remembering that their
mother held them back
Next day went with the three
10 naval Recruiting headquarters. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
GETS VERDICT OF
SIX CENTS; SUED
FOR half MILLION

WASHINGTON. May IL
Henry Lane Wilson. former
ambassador TO Mexico. who
sued Norman Hapgood. former
editor OF Harper's Weekly. for
100000 libel damages. has
been awarded s cents damages
by the supreme court here
Hapgood published a series
OF articles In defense OF Wood.
row Wilson's Mexican policy
and rejecting on alleged part
played BY Ambassador Wilson
in plotting with Mexican poll.
ticians and dealing with the
killing OF President Madero.
Henry Lane Wilson Is a
brother of John l.. Wilson. for.
mer u. s. senator from Wash
ington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
Letters to the Editor

housewives got busy and boycotted
the dairymen and their high cost
OF milk. In about five weeks the
dairymen dropped down 10 and
10 cents quart and mighty glad
to get Il. This high cost OF living
is all uncalled for in many. many
cases. They say at the end OF the
war no more kings. II would be
well II Uncle Sam would get busy
on the money and food kings OF
this country.
! don't see mems wages going up
any liz good old Uncle Sam going
to stand back and let this. In time.
cause war between two classes
OF this country-the Rich and Poor
man?
We need more OF the Spirit.
Il. NJ. LAWHEAD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
GERMANY LOSING ITS
PRESTIGE IN SWEDEN

COPENHAGEN. May ii.--Gcr.
many IL 40 concerned about the re-
cent tremendous increase In pro
ally sentiment in sweden due 60
Americas entry into tn. war--ihat
she is probably going 10 send her
most expert propagandis, there as
ambassador. lie is Count Won
Bernstorff.
This decision was persisteniy re.
ported To-Day. I, came upon the
heels Of other authoritative reports
that Bernstorff was slated TO sue.
coed Zimmerman a. foreign Hecre
tary. In pursuance with German
governmental plan 10 seek a econ.
citation with America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
az FREDERICK N. KERRY


NEW YORK. May i0.-'In war
no mother has the right TO say what
her son should do or not do. His
first duty should be 20 the country
which needs him. and the duty OF
We mothers Is not only TO cneour.
age our sons TO enlist. but every
other man"
Mrs. Nelson II. Henry. wealthy
New York society woman and social
worker. talking with me In her
beautiful apartment In Wayerly
place, referred In admiration 10 the
action of Mrs. F1orenc. Price OF
Brooklyn. who went from her In
valid's bed TO permit her three sons
10 enlist.
Mrs. Price has shown the way"
said Mrs. Henry. My son enlisted
before war was declared. and I am
proud OF H. In fairness to the vol
untecrs. believe our country
should have universal military
training. This means equal service
for all.
Mrs. Henry's son II Lieut.. Frank
Anderson Sloan. Second Infantry.
U. $. A. A dozen or more OF his
ancestors fought In tho revolution.
AIRY and civil wars. Mrs. Henry.
now the wife Of the former sdjutant
general OF New York. besides civ.
ing her son TO the army. IL prepar.
ing for war relief duty with the Ma.
tionai League for woman's Service.
she Was tho organizer and chair.
man OF the woman's Titanic Relief
committee.
Don't think II 10 easy for moth.
ers to send their sons Off to war, .
she said.
1T means sacrifice and palm. but
II Is our duty and opportunity 10
show our country We love her"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
HAS TAUGHT SUNDAY
SCHOOL so YEARS

BELvIDERE. y. j.. May H.
Probably the oldest Sunday school
teacher in this country. in age and
in point of service alike. is Mrs
Anna NJ. Bruen OF this place. who
has Just passed her 95th birthday
anniversary. Mrs. Bruen is teach
err OF the women's Bible class in the
First Presbyterian church. She he
gan teaching in Sunday school more
than eighty years ago. when u
years OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
UNCLE SAM MUST GET BUSY
AFTER OUR FOOD KINGS

Editor Tho Star: As reader
OF your daily paper. and a true
American citizen. and stand for
the rights of mankind and their
welfare, see by your evening pa.
per milk price boosted after May
list. which Is all uncalled for. I
was in Butte. Mont. about the
first OF tho year. The dairymen
there ran up the price OF milk to
Is cents a quart. and then the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11

march To Peking. during the Boxer
uprisings in China" Az a matter of
fact, this event took place In the
summer OF 1900. instead of 1893.
Having taken part myself in that
notable expedition OF the United
States troops. and having the mem.
orable events OF that period still
clearly I'm my mind. couldn't help
quickly noticing the above misstate.
ment. and thought would mention
the matter.
CHARLES TOPPER,
1903 Terry Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
LAST MAN TO SEE
CUSTER ALIVE DIES

PORTLAND. Me. May lid.
win -. Wright. who was member
Of the Seventh United States cav
airy at the time Of the Custer mas
sacre. IL dead at the National Sol
diers' home. He was 81 years old.
Trooper Wright carried dispatch
from Gen. Custer 10 Mai. Reno just
before the battle OF Little Big Horn.
and is believed to have been the
last living white man TO have seen
Custer alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
BLACK CAT LOCKED
IN SAFE, NOW WHITE

ATHENS. Ca. May livery.
body has heard OF persons hair
turning white over night from
fright. but the latest freak happen
Ing is for a pet cat which until
recently possessed a black coat to
turn white. The other night the
cat was accidentally locked In a
safe, and in the morning sic was
perfectly white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11

Editor The Star: We commend
your efforts to increase the area OF
cultivated land in this section and
wish TO help in the work. We have
60 acres OF land. with four-room
house. barn and other outbuildings
good we'll and plenty OF water. on
two good highways accessible to Sc,
attic. the use OF which we will do
nate to any person who will plant
some staple crop and cultivate and
care for II. Yours truly,
SMITH e. WORTHINGTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
hen
POOR LAYER..zIP!

LITTLE SILVER. y. j.. May II.
William w. Shampanore has a
hen which was Matched with three
legs. 1t had always been weak and
sickly. and Shampanore decided to
remove the extra leg. Within a
week after the operation the hens
health improved vlslbly. and week
later IT laid an egg. Since then IL
has become the most prolific layer
OF Shampanore's flock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11

Editor The Star: There has been
some talk In the newspapers OF not
drafting the railroad men for war.
Are they to have uniforms. or some
badge denoting that the. railroad
men are in the government service
and not slackers? II seems unfair
that these able-bodied mn. who prob
ably are anxious and willing to
serve at the front, should not be
given something to show that they
are doing their duty. Yours truly,
MARGARET Il. HADSON,
Chicago. now at 3701 4lst Ave. s.
w. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11
"SMELLER" HIRED TO
LOCATE OIL IN TEX.

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. May If.
Henry Zachary. an "oIl smeller,"
has been employed TO locate the
we'll OF the Uncle Luke Wilson oil
company. He Is said TO be gifted
with supersensitiyc olfactory
nerves, which enable him TO find
buried oil or metals by simply
passing over the ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-11

The sour milk season, SC
troublesome TO housewives
has started.
The Fisher FIGURING. Mill
CO.. manufacturers of Fishers
Blend Flour, has issued a sour
milk recipe cook book which,
to use a common expression,
should "fill a long felt want
Occasionally a few sour milk
recipes are scattered through
cook books. This is probably
the first time a cook book de-
voted exclusively to such
recipes has appeared.
Isabelle Clark Swezy,
noted baking and cook
ing expert, prepared and
tested every recipe.
when using sour milk or
four cream" says Mrs. Swezy
the idea of economy is gen.
orally uppennost in the house.
wife's mind. The recipes in
Fishers Blend Sour Mill
Recipe Cook Book were pre-.
pared with that idea in mind
The edition of this In
valuable Book to House
wives is limited. A
heavy demand is antici-
pated. A two cent stamp
will bring you a copy.
Address
FISHER FIGURING
MILLS 60 APANY
West Waterway, Harbor
Island
SEATTLE
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1917-12-20

Iota disbursements , tOr ' ed id '' s5sa5
interest on county nome ponus 1WIo 7o ,.
Work and material new county nome i -'
., ,o,, Q, or ~
Total Current Expense for September ISL $iool4
COUNTY DISBURSEMENTS FOR ocfosEH' 's"' ..
Jones' services court stenographe civil terms 2
w Jones services court enographer criminal term
1902 McAulay G. c. bill cost mol pros cases. oo
1903 covington his support oOo
13o5-Charie Covington his support oo
1SO6-aary chavs her support SOO
1so7susan Jacobs her support So
18oS-Emine Freeman his support oOo
13O9Wal Russell his Soo
18lO-Isaac Boggan his support 300
:sla-Gharote anderson ner support SOO
1Sls-Miss Adde Steele copying report grand jury o
l3l4-Arte Smith her support
BOstick 800
1916 ,u Hug en-. Mea chi his support 300 300
1Sla- Allen MS support SGO
lSls-Bracket Watkins his support soo
-31s-caln Norton his support %oo
ls2l-ne stanDakh her support 900 300
1S22-W F Hart his support Soo
,sas-orn Ghappel his support SOo
lS24-ula Brigham her support o
1872 1sas s 'e s say S n nep support 300
1s2-Mohe Lunce her support S SOo
,S2S- Martha Perkins her support sOo
1929 Ina Yates her support 3oo
1890 Lawrence Latham his support
charl p covinst nlB I hip SUPPORT 500
lS4-Edith Ingram her support S So
1885 Edgar Little his support Soo
las6-Frances chayis her support guy
AS Ssas a M RiH b arf Supop 900
1ass-Tnler Hooper her support ................ 600
o-Wnam roek ms support soo
1S41-Lousa Hadey her support Soo
s4s Mre sG A oH,5, n be s' spDpo 500
support
her support
S4o-D H0cnadson ms support oo
Gairet HIS support
54oW l. salay count! hoe
lo49-taod BALDWIN MS support
UoHns'on heI support o. id 5ooo
lSol-J " Weno saary clerk register ol ueeoS
looa-F Gutne, salary aulor V" a.
lSo4-G seawe salary Ja o"o
1S55-c G Shores salary deputy sheriff 75os
~ BALDWIN, Saary sherl oC
l3oI-Waner Coppease court nouse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1920 D. heynoas salary register Oh ueeus
Mha rarson supplies county Hoe ''''''''
cash oo use hume 90
looI-sochlhgnan eash ooe suppnes jan
loo- Daeau w. ecou pooA esN0i " ueeuS''''''
lSo-NTs D. CoVmston nome ueonaIoh ~orN
loo-o blggs drugs jail PRISONERS .'''''''''''''''''
y e''
lSo-lne Rockingham 1o.e means lol jury ''''''''''''''
1s6s-carrie Gaines washing at county home :t.. 100
137O-Wil Manner conveying Miss Gibson to 20
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1917-12-20

Sac
sf & P D ss9P sat On mote ss9s ooooe 5000
ss-yctor Hines building road Black Jack $50
ss-w. covnston freight tent. A L ........., as1
Sc B LILIES ,d supplies chain gang s0 aze
McAulay !. q, cases. 1901
al A. ncAulay G G, Rockingham 27ss
$50
4-w covnsn salary road sape int. dent 10000
1927
So Lon salary guard chain $500
SIT Thomas hauling dragging
hauling 400
sly Ba s supplies ss's a s saa,1 So sSe
5s-Green Mason damages removing clay $4,000.
57-spencer Bros supplies chain gang go
ST whtlock dragging road Wolf Pit 500
&c &c sna d r roaS Had Bh R is
hauling dragging road s4Oo
es-w F. Henry salary guard gang No 2..>.,...... $500
&C. T Tns as costs o sspals s sse eaa county @
CIV B. Congon and reward Harrison Ranwaer 1s0
7I-No issued
&c Mccormick convict ......
81 Goynston dragging Wall Ferry road 500
76-p Clark, dragging
Is Enerbe Drug Drug Co., drugs chain gang 40
7SBnk of Pee Dee, interest $8O0OOo 5000
Total current expenses for December 1916 s ssnee
DISBURSEMENTS JANUARY,
Bank of Pee pee interest on road bonds 1ssSo
ST. M R1 work. d,as on Ss Ts, stee ,osa s ss
SD w sedberry dragging Manufactured H road 12oo
Meacham, Letha 1900
Rockingham Hoffman 1860
S5Areh Gibson work Gibson Mill ?Elebe road 1880
sc R. Smith work Rockingham cheraw road 2s2s
81 s ss%c dEas ad eh roads Marks Creek es
Sc G. Terry dragging ROberdell Iedbetter road 900
sc-E A covngon work on Observation-Disclosures road 45p
Elerbe 615o
McRae roads Min spgs. $50
Alex McFyden dragging ElerDeJ spgs road aoS
9W b. CoVlngton salary
wm stseie d dassng 5Daa Hamlet road s7s
96 Williams repairing road Marks Creek 1850
Williams, Hamlet Ave Ext 10000
enn work. Fo Hamlet on tG sse IG ne p roa S
100 A Marks lumber for roads .............. 10"
1917 Lovn salary guard gang No ...:........ $500
1913 Jones shop work roads ~
1w k p es ~ gang gang No No. $780, $500
1OsEveet Howe Co. hardware for roads and gasoline 42ls
1903 = Lilies supplies chain ...,........ 2osso
1903 The Post publishing annual statement 1925
l1o-s W Print Shop printing road claims aims ~
112-J L. Mcdonald salary foreman gang n4 No 5000
" Rockingham Hoffman 1850
IFS B. Smith Sons supplies chang gang No 1. als7s
116-Ter supplies No 1870
Rockingham township 500
s-Marvin Andrews dragging work
m @aaSe 'sF sa aost road cases Ss
SSs. s:..s sss.; ss i. e
Total for January 1917
lss2So
Tota, current expense for the month January s 1892
DISBURSEMENTS FEBRUARY 1917
| No Paid Fol What
1a5-Farmers Bank interest Wolf Township
127--J Butler
| w and
/ ngrockwa
. Beaver Dam
1-E B 1905
| Hamle road
/ amt
/ 1850
/ Little work Ferry
Il 136-R Meacham work Grassy
j MllCovngton road 1900
1aS-panI Bennett
ndent
Il 14O-w Andrews
i roads, Steeles 1890
w
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1917-12-20
COUNTY, DISBURSEMENTS roR NovEMsER 1st


COUNTY DISBURSEMENTS FOR NOVEMBER, 1917
Nc E n wss@ p sss MIN d Err w bridge rsa
services Sub Agt Canning ciub 500
14s-LeRoy Little support 800
142O-w B. Covngon pay Mtn Or bridge. 34S7
142 wv W Gbson rock work NTH Cr bridge $3.50
s ai',sf IN a'sss ass
1874 Crouch 1000
1425-w Meek Creek bridge 1925
142s "A Perdue support 800
142s-stephen sheppard support 800
his support 500
143o-Mary e. Morse support 500
14sl-w R. Mcouaig support ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
14ss-Alex Bostk support 800
14stAn R stsnDse his ns ap support 500
u.s. Mira %, Skipper sss :n her 800 800
las s Jn D. t p%@a@S na ms uupp4f' 400
i4sS saiv coyinrton no his suppor 800
14I-Ela Ewing her support . .....,.....,.. 900
l44a-Ehza cnsppen, , he s suppo m 200
1444Easer Williams her support NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
n A1sss.oo *; Ii. support go 800
LAO r. I, A s dumas, ms his uppUo t =. 500
t tt.o 1 1, I5 s bor s sunnor 400
Catherine Cat 1aea Powell IL her snn SUPPORT 500
145l-owen Baldwin his support s soo
4 45s george eTs S1ee,e ms S suppO t 400
Flowers h support
tS5-fushis Msaehan 500
1457Ann Bolton her support ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
l4os-3en ingram WORK al county nome
500
s-carr Gains washing county home o 1 1eO9
1463H L. Guthrie salary auditor ..,............. 10000
1000
of
24OO
D ofice
14O-H D Baldwin sheriff salary
1471-W Iowery suppies
REYNOLDS salary register of deeds 15O 90
r Hinson ice or court house 57
4-Hopkns Bros merchandise county home,
lA7U s7e
Smith sboot;no chill; of strdevant
! 1477 Of Poe Dee interest on county notes
117s onot,noa T,adnn ~ 1852 Im pidanbn. 49, o, COX
A9-R REYNOLDS samns and sunnlies p of oFice
10 w Thonas ia fn nrt sop pp " " 10 '''''' zee
C,ar1o Couina+on har1na oaroon+ NV ~ haao
400 N;oho,son nono;r nor1 ~ oonnt hou.o
100 en,th pnt Shnn tat;omon fn onnr To %
nraan &C., a. a on 800. '''
ranI tud,nn ~ oonnrt horoa
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-18

Mr. and Mrs. Farley Smith have
gone 20 kcmmcrer. wyo.. for visit
with the formers parents.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-18

application before the Interstate COM
merce commission az Washington. H.
G.. beginning May 7. 1917.
"If advances IN interstate freight
rates hc proposed and filed with this
commission In accordance with the
present forms and rules governing
tariffs and their publication. delay
ot from four 10 six months must ncc-
cssatily cnsuc before such tariffs can
be- prepared and made effective.
Wherefore your petitioners rcapoc.
lively request that this commission.
In pursuance 1T the power vested In
H. at once issue an order permitting
petitioners e. Tile brief supplements
To existing tariffs making a horizontal
Increase of IL per cent IN all existing
freight rates Of petitioners over which
this commission has Jurisdiction. such
Increased rates To- become effective
July 1. 1917. and that this commission
find that such increases are Justified
and that they be permitted Co become
effective without suspension"
Tho mimcoEtnphcd names 81 the
ballard ana Thompsons railroad com.
panv. IN" Inland Hallway company
aud the rintnh Hallway company ap.
pcarcd on the petition hut az. not
cuunt'rHiEned by any agent
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-18
KNIGHTS OF PNTIuAS
CONVENTION At PROVO

PROVO. MAY iG.-The thirty
fourth grand ludgr session knights ~
pythiaE and the annual session of the
Grand Temple Pythinn Sisters opened
here yesterday with an the grand
lodge officers In ATTENDANCE. and with
"a hundred ana twenty-five delegates
to the grand lodge aud fifty Co the
grand temple
This afternoon the visiting knights
ana sisters were taken FOR an auto
mobile "trip through the city ana tn
points ~ Interest near the city, aud
In the evening the visitors were the
guests of thu local Eiks lodge. Grand
lodge Officers present are y. -. i.oa-
therwood, supreme representative; ~,
a, lilumenthal. supreme representa-
tive; y. A. Mitchell grand chanoel-
Tor: ~. ~, Mccartney. vice grand
e. hanceilor; l. 4. Jacobson, grand
prelate. W. l.. Underwood. grand
keeper Of records aud seal; James
Terry. grand Master of the exchequer:
George collingham. grand inner
guard, Arthur March. grand outer
guard. Arthur Alisop. Antoine Chris
tsnsen, George y. Evans. grand trus-
tees ~. y. StaLdish. chief justice:
4, v, Pratt, Mark Redal. grand rib-
une.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-18
TO HOLD STATE FAIR
biG Preparations Bcing Made Fof
the Annual Event.

In letter 60 the eaitor Of The sun
Horace y. Ensign, secretary OF the
utah state Fair association. wishes ta
set right Misunderstanding ~ 4
fair bcirg held this year. The u .,.r
follows:
"it has come Co our notice that
there is rumor afioat that the Utah
state fair viii not hold an exposition
THIS year This rumor has no foundn.
ton We are making greater plans
this year than ever before for our
1917 fair. which viii be- held septout,
her 2pth 60 October 9Th. inclusive.
eight days ana eight nights. There
appears to be more enthusiasm on the
part Of exhibitors and cunccHsionaircs
than In previous years and " IL quite
certain there will be marked in.
crease IN attendance at the fair this
year
"lnn-much ~ the present needs ~
the country In an agricultural way
are greater than ever before. u be-.
hooVcH every loyal. stronEbodied
ltahn tu put his shoulder 60 the
wheel aud make this banner year
IN the production 81 foodstuffH aud
the needs 81 the nation.
The Utah state fair ~ making an
unusual effort to Undue. breeders ~
farm animals o. exhibit In larger
numbers than ever before. that farm
ors IN this district may be- encouraged
to raise none hut the best breeds
aud types of animals. The state Il
being secured evcrywhsr. for super.
iut specimens of the varieties ~
grains. forage crops. fruits aud veg
"tnblcs hes, suited a. our soil and
climate
Much attention IL being paid 20
the work Of our boys aud giris
clubs. Ia enlist the children la tho
work of food production and food
conservation"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-18
To TEACHERS
REGNHDINs EXAMINATIONS

IN q circular letter a. county super
intend.nts Dr. v. %. gowans. stat.
superintendent ct public instruction.
announces the examinations for coun.
~ certificates for teachers. which viii
be- held In the various school districts
May 2bth and 2sth. next
This year persons desiring exam.
nations have been requested o. make
application Co the state department. q"
IN" letter says. Those who now hold
county certificates are o. take exam
nation In IN" reading aud study
course unless they are meeting tho
requirements for renewal by GORE.
spondencc study or In summer school.
The general county examination ~
only for thos. who have completed n
year 90 college work but have not
had teaching experience. ~ well AZ for
teachers from other states"
Dr. DowanH has been asked 10 gn-
Their information with reference a. the
jails In the state. and requests super
intendentH Go report 90 him ~ 60 this
matter In their districts.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-18
TWO THOUSAND ACRES or
BEANS PLANTED ~ UINTAII

Two thousand acres Of beans viii
be- raised this year In the Uintah Ba-
sin according o. ", w Deitz. super
intendent ~ irrigation Of Indian lands
In this district who returned Monday
from the reservation. says the Dessert
News.
II promises a. be- an exceedingly
good year Tor farmers In the Basin. &"
says Doitz. The short. season viii be
favorable to the bean industry. that
crop requiring only n short time 10
mature, and little irrigation. The
twenty thousand pounds Of seed now
distributed viii provide for about five
hundred acres This amount will be
increased by about 500 per cent. The
two Nernal hanks are furnishing the
money for farmers % purchase their
seed, taking crop mortgages or notes
In return"
Dietz expressed favor for the Price
to Myton road a. a state highway in
10 the Basin.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-18

NJ and Mrs. l.. G. Moore Of Roch-
ester w'rr Pric" visitors Monday on
heir way a. Salt Lake City.