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Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

addressing this word to the farmers of the country and to all who work on the farms: The supreme need of our own nation and of the nations with which we are cooperating is an abundance of supplies, and especially of foodstuffs. The importance of an adequate food supply, especially for the present year, is superlative.
 "Without abundant food, alike for the armies and the peoples now at war; the whole great enterprise upon which we have embarked will break down and fall.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

A telegram was sent to the attor- ney general by the directors of the Fort Smith Business Mems Club urg- ing prosecution for the circulation and sale of literature of pro-German ten dency in this state. This action fol- lows. the discovery of a large quanti- ty of this literature on sale here.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

The Benton County Record, publish ed at Siloam Springs, has started g movement to entertain members of the Arkansas Press Association with a visit to the strawberry fields of northwest Arkansas while they are on their tour following the Fort Smith meeting May 21, 22 and 23.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1917-04-25

The North Arkansas Milling Com pany has just been organized for the purpose of erecting rice mill at Weiner, Poinsett county. The capt. tai stock was fixed at 5000, an $15,- 900 has already been made that the mill will be ready for operation by the time the next crop is harvested.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-04

isnitiid sifrig orauf log, n15rsnc
sottige 8eiber - ale oas bampfen.
De 2onpieif4eu 3piI4sn Den 3abntu
= rinssumber ia 5u ihaffen ma.
den poer nit gspiTsn 6orihunaeu
an ben pe6idnar5sn aroust0pien
Deg 5nrteren RahpubIss beihGfti9i
iino. Die trlftigsre Sugeno luugsrt
an ben oeeritrnBen umber in hsr
tpeiten Ruuos, bsttsIno ooer irgeno
'ineH 9iebspfuO ou5ipd6eno.
9ei oieien 9iebersieu betunost 0as
3igsunsroOIt pabre 5utsIflaubeit,
gepaurt nit elmer ptr6liiifetoen, nit,
unter unnioerfebIid tomiiden Hai.
pitdt.
Die 3i9suutrmu'ifauten ferbsu
aus, oa bieie 8unF ben WIann niht
mebr ndbrt. Die 5uoeu, ia bic Itols
sen Magparen IeIber Fno oIs Som
iurrenteH bin5usetreten. gDdbreno
friiRer leOer 3i8euner Ieinen Spr0B=
ling idon i'm 3nrteiteu 2(tter, nit
bier o0er flint Sa6reu 6ereits, sur
pratiiIden 4u5iibung Der aunit in
Die 2ebre nabm, ben Suu9eu, BEN bic
9sigenIdnge nod iiberrdgte, psni9s
items i'm 3imbaII6Iagen unteruies,
- aIleS nur enpirii6. o6ne iel6er
auf MIR bas einfa9ite muIitaIiIde
5hrift5eidefl il bor 9(uqen Qe6o6t
gu boben; pdbrtno por etpu OreiBia
sSobren nod ieber ein3elne 3ideuusr
io5uiagen Wlitglieo mar Der 6pfs
topele Der unQoriI6en glation, 0irfz
te man beut5uta9e in gang ltngorn
toum eine ein3ige rein 3igeuneriI6e
Nluiit6anoe mebr antreffen. D20ee
lid, ia pohri2einIich peroen bic
lmitdnbe un0 gerbaltniTIe ipdter,
nn6 OieIen Sabren ouh ben peitaus
grOBeren, ieBt nod als Sddolin9 i'm
Sonoe umberDa9abunoierenoen Teil
oes 3igeunerb0ltleins tultureq debG=
rig a6Ttriegeln, in 0as etbnoloqiI6e
Woidit6tIO be8 6obS6urger Reihes
bnrmoniIb einIdleifen. sir iebt
inOefen itelIt oas 3igeunertum in
llngaru INNER mod cine In manniQs
fafer' 8e5iebun9 intsreKonte, uber
9leihpo6l teinesnegs neioensperte
8eionberbeit Oes io5ialen Qe6ens i'm
llngarIano bar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-04
SHrg SOra6srg,
0ibt bun SerIihirgens Icnc am
s'cdag.

NfSE N@f ~fAANtVthBNhE NkNE uH
gcdag.
Qlls 9oet6e in leinem traItItrot.
5enDeR Drama BEN 9ob oos Dent.
nal lsBts, Dos ude ulte 5urqenferrs
li1feit iiberoauern niro, fanp er IiG
aus tiiuitlerii1en 8riinoen peranlabt.
oas 6simpeien ieine5 6eIoen auf Die
3agGboufner Abnenburg gu Derlsgen.
oir tatid9Ii1 8oBens 9nterbuus
mar, ie0o9 i'm Sabre 1926 i9on ieis
mem Qlteren 8ruoer 9Gns gu eigen ges
porte. I'm Den Ru1m, Der oapur6
luf SagItbauien fieI. 1T o6er cine
Burg pertiir3t moroen, oersn Heite
noA beute cine Ge6ensniiroigteit oes
oielbefabrenen g}edartals 3piTden
Qeilbronn uno 6eipelberg 6iIOen, uuo
gar mdnher, Der nit Der giienbo6n
ooer gu S6iif an Dem freunoIihsn
0einprt Iedar5immern uno Dem
rebenbepahienen 9orn6erg por6eis
fd9rt, tut es, o6ne gu a9neu, DnB in
Der 5eIte brobenS6B ron 8erli6ingen
iene Denfpiirbi9teiten perIabt bat.
aus bsnen 3peibunoert unO etliae
Sabre ipdter Der junge 3e6tsgelehrte
3olfgung 9oet6e in 6ranffurt a. M.
bic 2tnregung Idopfte fir iein Dras
ma aus Der lebenipriibenben 3eit Oes
8ouerntrieges unO ots um fein Je9s
oeredt tdmpfenoen g}ittertums.
Gs 1T uns elm Bib er6alten, bns
ben 3uitonD Der Burg inns Sabr
1000 pieoergibt. @8 5sigt uns bic
Burg nit Den ifottIi6sn BsbronIas
9en, iibsr Die bereits @0B pon gerIis
c6ingeu perfiigte, Der bier am %.
5uIi 1862, 5peiunoadt3ig Sabre olt,
Itorb, iamt Den Rsnoodtionen uno
3ierboutsn, bic i'm cin3eluen isin
so6u 6ons Soto6 unb Teiu gnteI
B3ilipp Grnit nod ausfii9ren lie'
BEN.
gfnFunboier3ig Sabre lang mar
SOP geiiBer osr Burg, unO oieitm
3eitraum geh5ren aae jsHe greigniiis
an, bic fsinem hiFoI;Ideu S6idiol
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-04

etHeu trugii6eu gbarntter saben.
1919 luo sr DEN 5orn Oes S4pGbis
idbeu 8uuoes auf lid our9 Die barts
nddige 9erteiOigun9 Der 6elte M6ds
mubI an Der Sasit, Die sr Dem Inos
ftahti9en ,9erSog ulria pon Wiirts
temberg ais osien 4mtmann Su bali
ten Iu6te, Bis er bei einsm 2lusiou
in bic 0dnoe Der 9elagerer seriet.
I@s foIgte feline oreiidbrige 8sfaugeus
idaft in 6eilbronu, our1 Die Der
SdpGbiide 8uuo oil ibm ole Got
Der 2reue agnoete. 9rei Sabre udtb
ieiuer 3Idtebr auf oen 6orn6erg els
|pdblte ibn Der belle SauieR Der aus
ltdnoiIdeu Sauern gum 6eIbbaupts
mann. uuo er ndbm Die 0abl bebins
.guH9spsiis an, UNI peitere @reuel
nDgli4it 5u perbinoern uno 6rieOen
gu permitteIn. SAon Ireigelprohen
pom Rsih3tammsrgeri6t in Spsisr,
lab er iid 1928 pom Snpa6iiden
8unO 3ur Re9tfertigung HnG 2(ug8=
burg porgeioroert, Sm gIteu 8laus
ben an isin Gedt foIst er Der 2as
oug, piro in 9lu9sburg obtr in ben
5urm gemorfen uno 5!eibt bier Suei
Sabre gsfangen. QIm 4. Ydr3 1880
Ic9p0rt er Danu llrfeb0s, Die i'm oers
pflihtet, Binfort itetS iunerbal6 oes
8e3irtes ieiHes S6loTes 0ornberg
3u blei6en, itets I'M S6Ioije gu iibers
nadlten, me stn pfero mebr gu belteis
gen! 9as mar gepib Die i4merits
Stunoe i'm 2ebsn oes febDeIuItigen.
ieine 1reibeit ijber aGes IiebsROsn
Ritterss uno Geitersmanns, ols er
Ib gu oisIem Gelobni8 psritauo, bos
ben S6pur in iid i4luB, iib an teis
mem Istner 6einoe gu rdden! grit
1541 erlonate goB bic 6reileit pies
Der. Die urfebOe marc Our9 SniIer
9arI V. aufgebo6en Dem er i'm
nd6fen Sabre in ben 3iirteutrieg
uno 1914 in ben 5elo5ug gegeu
6rantreia foIgte. Sin Slid fir
80B mar s8, boB gu TeiRtm 9efb um
BEN 6ornberg rpiIoreide 8dloer ges
6orten unO DAP bic ionnigen Meins
6er0terraHen, Die pom Der Burg nab
Iedar3immern i9On Oamol8 berobs
rei6teu, in Dem n6Oruber9er" oem
SdloBberrn gum StiGibeu eiuen
guten Sr6Iter lisfertenl 1929 mar
i6m cine betrd9tlibe @rbidaft 5uge'
foIlen bic ibm geitattete, auf Oem
Sornberg Elm guItfreieS 2t6en 5u
fiibren.
On Ii6 mar Die aIte Burg, oeren
@eidi6te bis in bic iogeubofis 9or5eit
3uriidreid6t, i'm 16, So9rbunpert OoS
9Jluftet elmer guten gBtbronlage jes
ner lcber9ungs8eit, peIde bic oIten
aitterpaffeu pon ben neuen ShieBa
poffen perbrdngt iab. 2tber ben
Stiiuusn os8 9reiBigid4rigen ariegS
bat iie e6sn aud niht gu ipi0erIte6en
uermo6t. uno Idon 1880 gaben sS
ibre nunme6rigen 8eIB aus Dem
@eI6le1t Der 6rstberren BON 9emz
mingen auf, Die in 9erfou gerotene
Burg gu bepobnen. pie oeHn nod
beute ibrs Grie, uuten in Redars
3immern i6r 6eim babsn. 0Ob Die
Guinen, bic Der uraIts, SO Meter
5phe 6ouptturm troBig iiberragt, iino
oielfa4 nod 10 po6I erbalten. ouB
ein3elne Rdume. ME Der Moutelbou
oe8 8orperts, nod befpobnbor iino.
6ier iIt in einem 3immer cine Riis
iung oes 80B oufbewobrt. ShIoB
6ornegg, nod Der 3eritOrung our4
bic 9auern neuer6out, bient ieBt ben
3ueden elmer RuranitaIt, uno oon
6ier ipie aus Der tpeitereu umgebung
miro Der ieBt 6obiihe Sornberg OieI
beiuht.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-04

%. 80. Sbompfon BON
QuuispitIe. ap.. Elm Sdpoger BON
grof. $. g. DoIbburn, zines 0os
3enten Der 5tottsrsQtaOamie in ans
nopoIis, erT9oB fh in ieIbitm6r6eris
I6er 4bF9t. Gr fiibrte bic 9ot nuf
oem gicr ON 5ube Der Ring @eorge
Strube, aus. 1es GeibItm0rbers
Batter 1T G8aBmeiiter Der 2oui8s
Oitles Nai6pIIIes GiIenbabn, in 2Ouiss
oiae, ap. 2bompion mar felt einigsn
Jnbren geiItis nidt 5ure4Hungsfd'
Fig.
- Sn6tr Sommerfrii 6 {.
,0as QtlpengIiiben ssiterH mar ia
sroburiig."
.rsyn, Da IaiIeu mir net aus."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-04

Simmer a hmonn. Ser
gSinan3rat Mil mir ieiue &ohter
niht geben, neil id ibm gor 3u me.
MIG BeIo babe"
gionierIentnant: ~2iIio aud bier
Crabt6in0errliiie.
Wluttcr: .gtamddtiger Soft. ne.
gm Geiner babe i6 ign ia gar Hift
boIen IdIen, ionoerH iUe8eH &eines
z Shneiterdeps. gu Gift ia gan5 &c.
juno"
unter Didtern g0ihteH
un0 ni6ts ellen -- Die reilnt ltb on5
no6l 3uiamm'H2"
.0os iit bod oua gar teiR
gssimg
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-04
Die bl~,le Blume Anoarns.

gSer ans Dem betsn 3suuersben SpiHbHoe SOmant Der
Gnfta. ansiter6en Der MnFf6auben. gOu " g. GIe5.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-04
GIN Rrieaslinb.

60 l9Ioit er DobI Jest inter Der
Allnc, hjEt.c;;,a ih 0as bemcgIid)e
Gnua4 aniebc, 0l2ien Siebrumonats'
mann anorcas, ieiits par.uen 9Gno'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07

Seymour V. Prows. who went from
Winter Quarters with the last con
tingent To- Camp Lewis. Wash. haH
been discharged from the army Tor
physical disability. n IL likely he will
be- again employed In the public
schools should he want a place A.
the time he left he was the principal
nc Winter Quarters TelegrnmH an
nouncing his release from militar,
duty were received by Price friends
last Tuesday.
Edgar Raino. the first OF the 10
ccum course with Lecture. appeared
NJ the hixh school auditorium last
Wednesday, evening, his talk being A.
Illustrated by Htcfeoptican Views. \
fairly good sized audience enjoyed
him. The lecturer was a. have APP
poared Monday evening last. hut there
was some delay ON account uf train
service. The next attraction n thu
dramatic department ~ the high
school on January 3irt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07

liam ulmcno or Joe saio. 40 he was
known locally. u stiii being held hy the
county Officers at Salt Lake city pend
ing further inquiry into the matter by
the spanish consul at Boise. Ida.
Ton dollars being added ~ pen
nity after December 18th for non.pny-
mcnt for corporation tax IN Utah.
such concerns titoughout the state
are sending In their remittancca TO
the secretary 81 state with unusual
promptncss this year.
Naomi Chapter No. ~. order East
crn Star. held it~ annual election last
Thursday evening. Grace l.. Fouts,
W. 81. u. !. Turner. w a.. Monima
- Crockett. A. ~; dean Mcmillan.
secretary. E.lizabeth/C. sutton. treas
urcr. Laura III Mcucc. conductrcss.
and Martha Thcio. associate eonduo.
trcss.
Services at the Methodist church
next SUNDAY morning at ~ o'clock
Subject. The solution OF the Worlds
Problems The second OF the series
Christ Make,h Thee whole" A spe-
cial cordial welcome 90 this service
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Junior
Epworth league at 4 o'clock OF the
Afternoon
GLADYS Littlzctto. administrator OF
the estate OF the late Peter LittiEett'
OF Helper. filed suit this week In dis
trict court at Price against the Den
yer and Rio Grnndc railroad foi
| twenty-five thousand dollars. Hci
husband was Killed a. the HELPER
yards last January while employed NJ
a switchman. King, Brafiet a schul'
der are her attorneys,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
COON TINE FOn ALL.

Frank Dolinski. Spring Glen mcr-
chant. was down from that town last
"Wednesday, Asked by The sun for
news of his neighborhood, he stated
that thoy had bis Thanksgiving cclc-
hration there In which all the school
children and many OF the grownupa
participated. and that n genuine good
time was had hy the community as a
whole Much credit for Il h due Pro-
fcSsor I.auritscn and his cstimablo
wife for tho success of the affair, They
are the principal and teacher, respec-
lively. of the Spring Glen schools.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
nI.nnnI:s GIgrs sENrENCE.

Word comes In private letters to
Price from American Lake. wash.
that John loddoes Of winter Quar-
tcrr was recently tried by court mar
thai nc Camp Lewis and given fifteen
years In federal prison. presumably
az Fort i.cavenworth, Kan. lie re-
Gently cut three fingers from his left
hand. II " alleged. In an effort a. get
out of the army and away from mill
tary duty The man was practically
reared at the upper camps of Carbon
county and went with the lnTl con-
tingrnt locally,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
CELERY DAY CHANGED.

Celery Day has been definitely fixed
for December 18th. This announce
mcnt IL made by those In charge Of
the annual event after complete
study of the condition OF the seasons
crop, II was found that the celery
win be In FAR better condition 90 De
rent broadcast throughout the country
In the middle ~ December than nc the
present time. Consequently the orig
inai plan Of holding Celery Day last
Monday was abandoned and Deem
Der 18th set instead.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
MEATLEss DAYS LOCALLY.

The restaurants at Price viii be
asked 20 observe the meatless and
wheatless days outlined by the state
food conservation committee. George
%. Relf. chairman OF the state food
committee. after meeting with thor
ough success In his plan of conserya-
ton as applied 90 the hotels and res
taurants in the larger cities. the mat
ter OF adopting this plan In the small
Ter towns was taken up with the fed
eFal food administration with the re-
suit that no was authorized 10 inau'
gurate the meatless and wheatless
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
SHORT STORIES OF
THE WEEK
WEARING HOOVER GOWNS.

Two hundred girls of the Hunting
ton high school In Emery county have
sent their applications To- IN" state
conservation commission for permits
sion o. wear the Hoover zap and
gowns during domestic science work
In the schools. This means that they
have signed the Hoover food pledge
cards The ladies' auxiliary. which "
working with the food conservation
commission. has secured the signing
OF nfty thouFnnd ~ tho cards In the
state.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
CAUSES Much ANNOYANCE.

Considerable annoyance has boon
caused to postofficc employees since
December iHt because of tho failure
~ individuals and firms To place war
tax revenue stamps on parcel post
packages In some instances delays
of 49, much nH twcnty-fnur hours have
been occnsiunod by the necessity IT
Informing consignccH ~ the lack Of
the stamp. AL parcel post packages
on which the postage amounts Ia
twenty-five cents or over must have
affixed 20 them. In addition To the
proper postage. one cent In war tar
stamps for every twenty-five cents OF
fraction thereof.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
Soldiers Boxes

OF course you'il want 10 send the
"Sammio" boy "a box from home"
occasionally hut II calls for work.
more sometimes than you can devote
10 IL. LET Us Do THE WORK.
We specialize In pipes. cigars. Gig
arcttes. tobaccos OF all kinds ana box
candles. Your hoy viii be delighted
with a remembrance from our stock,
Wen do the packing,
Everything In soft drinks. When
the others haven't II you viii find II
here. our elders, sodas. near beers
and the like are delicious and inyig-
Grating. Pool tables,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
MonMoNs STILL rEsTEREp.

Mormon mission work IN leopard
ized and the oonfiscation OF Mormon
properties II imminent In Mexico as a
result Of the uprising OF the Vlllistas,
according 10 Elder Anthony w. WINS,
who has just returned from a trip Ia
that country colonia Diaz has been
almost wholly burned. Mormons have
been driven out OF the state and their
property IN being held In some places
reports Wins. lie left Utah last Sat
urday for Washington, u. C., 10 pre-
sent the matter 90 the department OF
state and the Mexican embassy. iviV
said that villa, Diaz and Zapata were
In league TO overthrow carranza, and
may succeed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
BACH ~ FIGHT GAME.

Kid Davis. q former feathcrweight
star who has many friends In this
city, says Salt Lakes Tribune. will al
30 get back In the game again when
he meets White Gee Of Denver. Colo.
Both Of these boys have many friends.
Davis has been alternating ON his
ranch for several months, and only
comes down occasionally to take on n
match. for which he never really
trained. hut now he says he IL back
for good and IL going TO go through
the fcathcrwelght division and get
another crack at Azcvcdo. who knock
cd the fcatherweiRht crown from his
head n couple Of years ago.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
IKEy a ABEy COMING.

Manager George H. Bubbs "ikcy
& Abbey company that plays the Exc
thcatur on Friday evening next has
with his this seasons edition OF this
well known musical farce been very
fortunate In securing the services Of
those two sprightly and pretty singing
and dancing musical comedy girls, the
Misses buckley and Dci.nrHh These
two girls. u will he remembered. were
featured with the World Of Pleas
urca" In their novel and fantastic spe-
cinity, lis II n Bear" The girls will
reproduce this number as well M other
numbers which Manager Bubb has
had written for them In the production
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
FRUITS MAY BE EATEN.

Utah housewives are being unncccs-
sariiy alarmed and are wasting much
good fruit because OF reports Of de-
fcctivr fruit Jars which were given
out recently by Walter NJ. Boydcn.
state food and dairy commissioners.
Roydcn says his warning II being mis-
construed. lie had originally report
I'd that fruit that had been put M In
lars with lncauercd metal tops was
being spoiled and that some persons
had become 10 from eating the irult'
His warning did not mean that frul'
80 put up should be thrown away
The removal Of the discolor"d parts
where spelling had set In would make
the balance ~ a. eat, he says.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
PRICE AND NEARBY
Mary had little lamb;
IL grew into n sheep.
And now. to Marv's great delight.
It's worth ten times its keep.


"
Carbon county's commissioners Will
meet next Tuesday in regular session
Tho ladies' Of the Methodist church
hold their bazaar at the church to-
morrow Saturday.
In New York CITY eggs are selling
at scycnty-two cents dozen. At
Price they are sixty.
AFT and SIR. John Causcr have
new boy at their home in Price. Mo-
Their and son are doing nicely.
70. y. Roddington. machinist. has
resigned from the railroad service at
Helper to 90 with the Utah railway
at Utah Junction.
More than e hundred Helper women
have registered Tor war service. More
viii do so with the supply Ut blanks
coming and which ran short last
week
Charles =. Smith and Mrs. Eta
| Wchrwcin were married at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs e. ~. Archer ON South
/ Eighth street Thanksgiving evening
u
| Postofficc Inspector Haas has been
through the towns OF Eastern Utah
lately instructinR the postmasters In
the new centralized accounting sys-
tom being adopted by the department.
l. a. HlTs and family have moved
into the property vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. wgigmann. The latter have
been guests at the Tavern for several
days pending their departure from
Price
Tomorrow Saturday IL the second
day for registration Tor the women
folks " Price for war service. The
hours are 2 To- 8 o'clock ana the place
the court house.
Another giant locomotive Tor the
Utah railway went into the oregon
Short Line shops at Salt Lake city
Wednesday last Tor ovcrhauiing be.
fore being sent out a. the line locally
II came from the Fast.
To-day u'ridayD ~ Modern Health
Crusudc DAY and h. being observed
, throughout Carbon county IN the pub
lie schools and elsewhere. children
are being interested In the sale OF
Red cross seals and otherwise.
Honey In said to h, advancing
steadily and the latest price quoted
II $3.50 per sixty pounds ON account
OF the scarcity aud great demand fol
sugar this product viii likely fade In
10 prices beyond recognition.
Al the supplies necessary for th'
, classification Of those whose name
/, remain on the local draft list. hnv,
r been received. and IL N expected q
4 send out the dueationnaircr 10 tn
: rcglHtruntH about the 18Th ~ Dcccm
+ her.
, 4. Kopf. the artist photographer
/. announces special prices this week ol
!, all photographer work Tor the holi
! days Nothing h more appropriate
, for the Christmas time than "A pictur
for friend or relative, kopf make
> them right.
There are no new developments -
FAR this week In the ease of the diHap
lpcaTancc of the three spaniards iron
j. the vicinity of Price about two year
b ago. ana who are supposed Ga hav
% been murdered for their money Ju
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
stnIIIlt MOUND TIGMr.

Although 50 wears old John schu-
Ter. fireman at the Coltharp build
ing az Nprual has volunteered Co en-
list iu tho United States army So hui
lor has won marked success with vet
.,tinarign remedies and believes that
boo could render valuable services ~
tho veterinary corps Schuicr IL well
known at Price. being ianitor Tor
Price Commercial and Savings bank
for considerable time. Before COM
ing tp Price he lived In the Nine Mile
for several years.
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NEW srAGE LINE sTARTs.

johnson Bros Of Roosevelt and My
ton have within the last few days es-
tablishcd passenger and also freight
truck line between Price and Myton
and Roosevelt Stages leave Roose-
Welt nj O'Clock Of the morning ana
reach this city In less than nine hours
from Roosevelt and eight hours from
Myton Passenger ears depart from
the Tavern Hotel al Price every morn
ing at \ O'Clock. Better time viii
come with the further Improvement OF
the road from here 20 Myton' prlnci-
pally beyond Gate Canyon In Wa
satch county
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
STAMPS NOW ON SALE.

War savings stamps went ON sale
at the Price postoffice last Monday
morning and many school children
aud Others have since invested largely
IN them. Carbon county In expected
20 subscribe two hundred and TWEEN
ty-nve thousand dollars 90 the nine
millions allotted % Utah and the two
billions of dollars for the entire uni
ted States. The Carbon county allot
ment II $3.50 per capita for the
twenty-four hundred ana sixty school
children OF the county. County Super
lntendent Ryan II In charge Of the
Carbon campaign and Is confident OF
securing the amount asked for La
ter the banks and others will have the
stamps ON sale,
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MAsoNs ELECT OFFICERS.

Carbon Lodge No. rs. Masonic Of
Price. last Monday evening elected Of
ficers for the ensuing year Donald
Mc1ver Of Helper w NJ: william Lit
tlejohn Of Castle Cato 4 w. Thomas
H. Mcmillan. u W. Henry $. Robin
EFT treasurer. Ard Mathew Gilmour,
secretary Appointed. Y. r. Chatlin,
IL. ~; J. 4. Thorpe. J H.. Norman NJ.
Nasits. :. s. John G. Mctzler. J. s.,
and George g. Littlciohn. tyler.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-07
TO TRAIN IT'S BOYS.

Huge shipments OF books entitled
"The Man Of Tomorrow" and written
hy Claud Richards Of Salt Lake CITY
especially for the Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Latter-day Saints have been
received az church headquarters.
These books are a. be used In the
training of the boys and young men
OF the church along vocational lines
which President Joseph +. Smith Is
urging throughout the church for the
boys this year. These books, which
deal with the need OF vocational train
ing at present and other features WIN
be sent 10 the vocational counselofs
OF each ward throughout the ehureh'
who will conduct this work under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Mutual
Improvement association.