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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14

ance Sheet represent the estimated
value of the few remaining shares not
actually owned.
The income account for tho year
ended December 81. was:
Gross Receipts ........ S31s, S45, 6S4.16
n c Earnings, less
Amortization ..... SS2,013,0l9.90
Extraordinary Adjust
ments, Profits and
Loss on sale OF Real
Estate, Securities, etc. 94,612.65
S21O7, 699.55
Deductions.
Debenture Stock Div
idends .......... seas, 222.0O
Common Stock Divi-
dends ............ 5s.s54.2OO.OO
Dividends on Subsidiary
Company stocks 80. 6.45O.OO
62.5Os .s72.OO
Surplus for the year 1888 500 SO
Surplus, Jan. 1, 1916. S,96S,2l7O7
---
Surplus, Dec 81. 1916 ..S2s,567 os7.s2
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Quinn's Experience
Ought to Help You Over
the Critical Period.

Lowell, Mass. FOR the last TIRES
years | have been tronhled with fha
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14

Advance payments on
contracts, Reserves
for depreciation and
accidents, etc. ......
Surplus ..............
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-14

ArrOl1s
Cash. Accounts Receiv-
able. Materials and
Finished Product .... $50 1925, 103.43
Investments in short
term notes and quickly
marketable securities 5T172510.S5
Securities held for per-
manent investment D.. 26,54O,679.55
Realty. not including
Plant Real Estate. 504 ,023.39
Permanent Investment
n IN c.
turing property, Pat
ents. etc........... 51,3Os,32s1O
$217.S51, 64O.32
Liabilities.
Accounts Payable ...... s7sss.s2s.OO
Miscellaneous Deferred
Liabilities ........... 19,461,171.41
capitalization.
Debenture stock issued s6O,s13,95O.OO
*Debenture Stock (held
in reserve) ........ 45,00611
Common Stock ........ 5S,S54,2OO.O0
Common Stock (held
in reserye) ........ 3i,425.90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-23
at fein Ganbibat.

SD erlailbe mir Den geebrten Vilr.
aern Der Stabt Sermann an5ufiln'
higcn, oaB id fein Ganbibat fir @ie.
Scrlpabl gum gmte oes Ilocrnlanm
fir bie 2. @aro iein Deroe.
sd babe idon mebrcre Sabre ais
Witalieb bes Stabtratb ecbient mo
banfc Den geebrtcn 9iirgcrn ber5lidlt
fir bas mir eripicicne 3utrollen nno
@pblmollen, mo made obige Or
flGrung Scr a%blcbnung elmer &icber.
ipabl bamit fem 9iirger iid picllci6t
aus 3iidiid)t alf meine g%emcrbltng
suriidbalten, ionoern iid als Ganbi'
BAT I'M, bic SteIle i'm Stabtratb be-
merbcn moge.
Den @ilrgern nodmals ber5lidlt
filr Die mir crlpieienen @brenbe5eil.
gen ounfenb, 5eidnet a6tllngspollli
90. &c eumannSr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-23

-Jn irrem ont 20. Suli 1918,
ouseeitellten ,iib Fettc ISOLDE I'M bic
iisen NadlaBeeriht binterlegten Sci
lament, berfiigt Die fiir5lid peritorbe.
ne Jrau Marp Inna &rodeubcrger
mic folet iiber ibren HadlaB: Die
@robtodter 5ral, Sannab Hull er.
bGlt alle So,iseerdtbe unb M0beI,
Ioipie sic SGlfte alles @runb. ,nb
perI6nliden gigcntbums, m6hrenb
Die anbere Salfte, on ibre GnfeIfin-
Der Wartin unh 2oltis Santen iiber.
eebt. Sn bem Seitament. Dos bon
q. Sduiter urb Sc. 6. 8rinf-
mann oils 3eugen unteraeidnet lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-23
Dire ftcrcn

Neue Sriibiabrs. @aaren. &omrt
unb beiebt Die ibonc Iusmabl i'm
Sermann Wtillinerp 9a5aar.
-@m. @bring, bon Scope, Mo.
i%tattete geitern bieiigen Serpanbten
unb 8efannten einen frr3en gciud
ab.
-Srou Gbas. 9e5plb bon McSitt,
rid mar an Wontae bier 81 @ait bel
ibrer Sdtucltcr, Srau, &. s. &ipp.
itein.
-Srou 5. s. Sdott, nebit Sod-
terder, bon Sefferion Gitp, traf &C.
itern bier Elm SIT ei,lctll mcbrtGgiscn
geil,b ibrer Gltern, Sbeo. @raf lno
Satin.
.-Gas ltclte W%nbnblus cas- Sobn
S6ernonn mcitl. Rom Courteous
baue1 liee tit loneit pol!cnbet, baB
Serr SGermamn bofit IN Sen nGd)iten
8ohcn cii,oitNcn al tGnnen.
-9r. Ibner Spnes, Gin beruors
ragenoer GrSicber uno Heoncr, miro
bcltc Ibeno i'm G%ourtballie cine Nm
iprahe ilbcr baS Gr5iehungsncicn
bultcn. &eriGunlt niht i'm 81 boren.
--9lIfreb Sd,llte unb 8attill unb
Srau Haaie nebit Eod)tcr SRI. &iltb
iGmmtlid bon Dan, bcgleiteten an
Iontag 90. Sf,tlte bierber, melder
bon bier aus nod Salrloge, Nc6r.
reilte.
-Gountprihter Tranf Snden bon
StoIpe brafte letten Wontae iieben
Stiid Sieb bierber Die inn ilber 500
eiitbrahten. 3mei Der Sticre nogen
iiber 1900 Yfuno fir tpeltbe er $S.75
per 100 8funb er5ielte.
-SScar @emmer unb Sbeo.
aubn bon Nem Sapen moren am
Wontae in @eidGften bier. Serr
a,lbn lit ggcnt ser Tcro Intontobilc
itnb bot lpGbrcnb bicicr Saiion idon
25 bicier Iaidincn perfauft.
-Im Sonntae Sen %. IGra fin.
oct Die Sriifltne Der b~iesiGbrigen
&cnfirmanben itatt. Eriifung be.
ginnt Inn "a na6 10 ltbr, Sober
mann lit beralid einaclaber. al,d
lei in oieier Serbinolune %eriuGbnt. bob
forton Der 8ottesbienit nidt INN 1a1t
llbr ionbern Inn 1915 beeinnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-23
-Morsen abcno Sparfaiie.

-Gbas. Soeotmann bon Totsoam
mar an 9ienstae in 8eid)Gften bier.
albert Selmcrs bon Stub S..
lamb mar am 0ienstag in @ci6dften
bier.
-Sictor Rippitein bon Gbamois
mar aeitcrn bier uno i~tattete au6 uns
einen angenebmcn 8eiud ab.
0as Ncueite unb grfluiipite in
Hutpaaren SIT mGbigen 8reilen i'm
Serntarm Millinerp 9a5aar.
-0rau Gbus. Sell uno Oeiien
Todyter SRI. GIiie bon Stolpe befans
ben iid seitern bier auf 9eild.
-@alter Strad permcilte mebrere
Gage letter ISOLDE in Owenspille ilno
Canaan gum 8eiud bon Serlpanbten
unD 8%cfuunten.
Superintendent Iugult Wepcr lit
am Oiensiag. nnh Sertaaung Der
2eaislat,r. mieoer aus Sefferion
9th suriifaefebrt.
-Srit Sioeger bon Surnpife
bradtc gcitern cine @agenlabung
Bciaen nnh Der ggsers Willin9 80.
nnb crbiclt oafiir $1.90 per gilibel.
-9ugc Teumnnn, Sobn Ocs 90.
Eenmonn ir.. lit felt Infun9s Oielcr
8ohe oils Glerf in CTR. Gbcrlin &
Cons &aromare. @eihGit oneeitcllt.
-Gbos. @ald, BON Sebalia, lunb
friibcr bier mobnbaft, befanb iid &c.
jtern bier in @eidGftcrL ioipic Inn al.
TEN 9efonnten eirlen @cilh ob5l,itat-
ten.
s. @. Sillp jr. mo Satin.
Sarrp Settler, SRI. Worp Seblcrpalb,
Ibco. Z. SiIlp unb SRI. ellie Settler
bon Gotsoam, marcn an Samstag
%befadspeiie in Sermann.
-Senrp Seiie, melder fiir5lid
bon SirIt Street, nod unierer Stabt
iiberIiebelte. bat bas @obnbaus bcs
Bm. Streder, al, Der peitl. 5. Stra.
BE eefarft unb sipart gum Yreiie bon
$t450.00.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-23
STATE BANK
OF BAY, MISSO URI
@%eerInoet 1911.

@e9rlnoet 1911.
&opital $4,000, lleberidub $4,000
9eppiiten iiber 100000.
Betreibt elm %aGsemeines 9anfseibaft.
8eaablt 4 BrDSent auf Bette epoitten.
Be3ablt 3 Hrp3ent auf Spars9eppiiten.
Dot Siherbeitss9 epuiits&diten 5u bernie
then.
nnb bittet freunblidit nm eure 6unb,
jhaft.
Direttpren:
Simon 9peeer. 6. VI. Meper,
g. G~ngelbredbt, u. y. RpeGer,
9eeD. 8uifmann, gbas. &. Omen,
Senrp 9%an9enbere.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-23

-Gbriit. Sraub, bon Stonp gill
itattcte ui,s lestcn Sienstag einen ar,-
gcnebmen 9eiud ab. Gr bate feline
bcioen Sodter, Srls. 2phia uno
Wartbu Eraub bierbcr begleitet, Die
poiI bier aus nah Columbia, Wo.
rciiten. no oicielben in 0ienit trcten
merben.
-Soiepb Saes uno Satin bon
9crger meiIten arn Wontaa 81 fur.
sel1 9ciud bel Sermanoten in unie-
rcr Staot. Serr Saes beridtet Dab
Die @eiaeniaat in Berger gottom
jest felt. Der. iiingiten &egen altsgcr
.scidnet itebt uno 5u ben bciten Soff.
nllngen auf cine CUTE grntc bercd,-
tigt.
-0ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Der
ct. 9allls Stride erfreuen iid zines
rcscn 9eiudes. 9is Sitcrn miro nit
abbnltl,ng berielben fortgefabren
ueroen unb miro our Seilnabme
ireunolidit einselaocn. am Ytitt-
mod, miro Elm semiidter Suartette
burd id0nen @ciang Den @ottes'
oicnit peridGncrn uuo bereidern.
-Senrp &elller. uno @attiL TO-
mic ocren Shpic9ertodter, Srau
Oscar Selmlers, bon 2%eapenpurtb.
Ganias maren mebrere Gage LETTER
ISOLDE bier gum geiud folaenoer If.
rer NnecbGriscn: Ybil. Saeffner uno
Samlilie, Srit Seinfe nno Satin,
Srail 2i55ie @ogel, S. s. Selners
uno Satin unO &. &C.. @aro uno
'9attiil.
hilbert 9otternlann nebit Got
tin, bon ct. 2ouis traf leste ISOLDE
bier elm I'M icincr bctagten 0sl,tter,
Srall Gliiabetb gottermann, Ionic
anoeren @erwanoten unh alten Be-
fannten einen 9eiuh ub5uitattcn.
Son bier ans meroen Serr 9otter-
mann nno @uttin nod Saroin, Sll.
reiicn Inn bic gltern Ser 6rau 9ot=
ternlann nit ibrem 8cillhc 81 crs
freren.
Sic 2%egisIotl,r bat cine Sorlagc
gum @ciee erboben meldcs Stuoten
4. Glaiie bas Icd)t gicbt onrh Or
oinar,5 bas freic |ScrumlauTen bon
Siibner at perbieten, mas our Sol9e
baben miro, oob in niht all5u ferner
3eit Der hiciiec Stabiratb cine Or
oian5 erlaIicn loiro, mel6e Dem Siib-
nerpolf Die 5reibeit 1no oas Eed)t
ent5icben miro, l,neelt0rt l1nb unbes
itraft i'm 8artcn bes Nudbars Der
lllt5uiharrsn.
-Sunfen aus cinenl brenncnocn
&annin iestcn bus 3od) Der Forf on
Scr @obnl1ng bes nabe Berger lpobz
nenoen Gbus. 9ebrens in 8rano uno
balO battc oas Seuer all6 idon Die
@ol,b bes TramegebGuOes ergriifen.
Cod eeIaug cs bl1rd) @itbiiiic Der
9todburn bos Seler 5u lOid)en cbc cs
mcitcr I'M iid g~reifen fonntc. Soc.
Saes, Senrp &allmeDer unb @n.
Oiltbcp, Die Saratoren Ser GloDer
9ottom MISREPRESENTATION, IN
mel6cr bas Salls periidert mar,
i6Gttcn Sen Sdaben a,,f $25 ab.
-Sieben j,,nge WGnner lrno Gin
peniger jltnger damn ipurbcn les-
ten Samstae Ibeno Dor Den Wapor
gebraf)t unb befannten iid bes llrls
oroentliden 9etragens i6uloig. mo-
rauf Scr Mapor ben mcniger .juneen
Weoltn Inn 500 unb iebcs Der iiingcs
rem 2euten al $40 ncbit Den Soften
oes @eridtsbcrfabrens pcrl,rtbciltc.
9ic &logc mar cine 5olge Ser ll1'
riibnrliden gpiiooe Die iid por uno
in Ser itGotiiden Battle obgcipielt
battc rnb iibcr mcl6e mir in letter
auseabc fur5 bcridtctcn. @llt bic
Ian,cn Ser 9etreffenbcn moIlcn mir
bier nid)t crmGbnen aus &iidiidt arrf
ocren b0dit a6tbare gltern uno Gin
acbDrigcn unb in Inbetradt Der
Hcuc, meldc Die illngen 2cllte ilber
ibre u1beionncne Sbot, bcfunocten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-23

&pnlnlt li1D lebt DIE ld)plle Nls'
mabl &abo Goricts I'M Sermann Wtil-
linerp ga5aar.
-Yuitor O. Walrcr llnb Gbas.
@illimonn bon 9rofe befanbcn iit)
lcbtcn Montag IN @ei6Gftsangelc.
genbcitcn bier.
-0aS iiineite &inb oes gltern=
paarcs Sris Selidlaeger, bonn Sric'
oenstbal, lit an Der 2ilngencntoiin'
ouns itrper erfrunft.
-Iue. @oblt uno @attin lino
lebte @o6c bon elmer nad Glcf.
ira rnb onocrer Stdbten in Seras
rnternomlmencn &eiie 5uriid9efebrt.
-0ie M. 6. Sonntasidulc trifft
@orbcreitllngen fir cine i6nnc Otter
ieier Die PM Sitcrionntag, Den s.
Mpril in Der Stride Itattfinoen miro.
-Srau gilbert Efotcnbal,er lit arl
Sonntng bon l(nion 5uriifgefebrt,
mo tie mebrere Gage bel ibrer God
ter. Srau Aug. $. Stcinbcd, gum
9eii,d) perlpeilt bate.
-Ilbcrt @pelt BON 8rod, 9tebr.
fam lcstc 8pd)e bierbcr ltnt leiner
SdpeItcr, Srnu Sauna 9rettborlt
noiJe @erger, pelhe ldruer frarf mar,
cincn 9ciud abSultntten.
Sic G6l,Ic i'm Sriebentbal 81
thrift bat iniolac Der pielen grfranf'
ungen Ger Stiiler on ben epioeniit
ul,fgetrctenen Waicrn, ben llntcrridt
orei @odcn lang ausicben mililen.
-Srant stephan, mcld)er lpdD=
rcnb Den @internlcnotcn bel leincn
Gltcrn, @m. stephan o1 Der Tirlt
Greet nermeilte, lit lcttcn Srcitag
nah Davenport, Soma, 5urild-
gcrcilt.
-Iu9. uno Carl 2ieiemleycr uno
Trit G%luelbrcd)t, bon Ban, rciltcn
lcstcn Mittppd bon bier aus nod
Sprocuic, Gcbr.. 100 tic auf perific-
bc,lcn 6arn1el1 mGbreno bcs Cont
lllcrs bcid0ftigt icin meroen.
-Inorelp Yfotcnboller, Gin Sobll
llnieres Mitbiirgers gilbert Sfotcn-
bauer, scr in @allep Garf cine 9ad-
erei bctrcibt, trifft @orbereitl,ngen,
fem @ei6dft at per9roBcrn unb in
cine @boIcialc 9dderei llll15ugcltul=
ten.
-Srau Wallb Grail, bon Hep So
ben, Sodtcr bon g. q. Sail bon Ser.
ger mllroe leste ISOLDE nod ct. 2oitis
eebrad)t mo tic in einem bortigen
Soipital, me9cn eines @ageneeihipil,
res, lid elmer eefdbrlidcn Operation
l1lter5icben miBte.
=. g. Weper, Scr SicbgGnoler
bon Ban, miro om 9ienstag, ben q.
WGr5. in Scrmonn iein INN Sdmcinc
mad Dem ct. 2ouiier Marft 81 Der.
ienben. Sarmer, melde Sdmeinc gu
perfaufen baben iolltcn bieiclben an
oieien Gage bierbcr bringen.
-Er1iibent @ilion bot ii6 cut
id)loiien. alle GoitGmtcr 1. 2. unO 3.
Glaiie unter Die Geaeln bes Gipil,
oienites Su lteIlen, mas 10 bicl be-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-23

( SIS eereidt nns gum @ergnii'
; gen befanntmaden at fonnen
oab mir Die Oienltc bes Srn.
; Yanl Wunje Sr. eeiidert baben
! I'm i1ns in Serntann 81 pertre.
ten unb Brobi,fte iebcr Dirt bel
{ prompter 9aar5ablnng 5u
!, fal1fen.
/ @ir boffen BOB Ole @eiddfts. /;
! lelltc ur,b aqe Mnberen Die Gro'
, BUTTE 5l perfarlfen babcn, unie- 3
| ren ,,el,er llnternebmtcn ihr ,
! @oblnoIIen entgegenbrinaen !
! peroen 5ll geeenieitiger Go.Spe. {
{ ration. 8ir beriihern Iac elm
| "Square Zeal"
!. Sermanr, 1robnee 50.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-26
FUEL MAN IS NAMED
Neil ". Madison Ut ScoiicId Appointed
SubIc,t to approval

Carbon rnuntyH council 1T defense
met last Tuesday evening IN special
session and named Neil NJ. Madison ~
acoficid ~ fuel administrator tor this
county. Tho council had been In
Htru,tod o. take such action hy W ",
Armstrong. state fuel aud food dirvr.
tor. who further ordered that the
nomination should be- made frum
among the mcmbcrHhip 81 tho local
council The latter are all nppointceH
1T Gov. Simon Hamburger, The APP
pointment h subject to tho approval
of Armstrong. however, who finally
passes upon u,
A. -. Sutton. treasurer reported "a
the council that all of the towns. coal
camps aud communities which were
assessed Tor the patriotic fund last
month had sent Ia their collections
with four exceptions. These, with the
amounts due from each. are sunny
side (halancel. fiif2b. Ewoll. ti3,ab;
Winter Quarters. S5i.35, and Harper,
$3.50. Chairman Horsley n 60 take
the matter up with the delinquents
and viii urge them 20 action.
Carbon county was assessed by the
state council five hundred and seven
ty-five dollars for its portion OF this
soldiers and sailors patriotic fund of
twenty-five thousand dollars for Utah
and was the first county TO make re-
mittance. The county council made
an assessment OF s933.36. and OF this
sum t6a5.3s has been collected. There
are yet telephone. automobile, teie.
graph. postage and stationery bills to
pay. besides hotel bills and the like
for speakers.
The camp OF Carbon was assessed
sG.35. but when It's remittance came
o. Treasurer Sutton II was Tor fifteen
dollars, more than double the amount
asked,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-26
SHAKEUP LOOKED FOR
Zion Gossip. Have Change Coming
On Denver aud Rio Grnndc.

y O.. brown. recently made prpsi-
dent of the Denver aud rio Grandc
was chosen Co fiil the uucNpirpd term
~ ~. q. Nudge. resigned. ilc viii be-
reelected president 80 the coming
meeting uf tho directors with full
official staff There b. general ex-
pvctaucy n railroad offices iu Salt
Lake city that changes will take
place in various offices under the new
regime. n Is believed that \. %. Ap-
pCrEuu Dan have vice proEidcn,N and
tho general managcrship ct the Dem
Vct and Rio Grandc " he wants w. and
that J. ~. Luke can have good post
ton iu Colorado " he viii accept
iiut AppcrHon " now yicc president
aud general manager of United States
Fuel company and Luke b. general
superintendent ~ the Utah railway,
two 30 n good positions that there b.
doubt ~ the Willingness pr these Off
Ciair to give them up for positions
that may not last over two years In
case there u another revolution" IN
Denver ani Rio Grand" managerial
circles
Nudge brought % number ct friends
with him from the Rock Island. aud
they are slated t. ~. IL l. thought
the resignation of Frank \ WadlciHh.
passenger uuffi, manager. viii DC
asked ufr with Brown In the exec
utiy" hair and ~. .. Bush aH chair
man ui N" board of directors. the
Missouri Pacific, n iH said. win hr
given every consideration.
o. g. Ien,y present chairman pf
the board ut directors. win bU retain
ed. gossip in railroad circles has u.
only as u member The changes will
be- watched with Interest iu railroad
circles and coal min" operators are
wondering what effect % win have un
the local situation.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-26
WOOTTEN Goes IN
ON THE FIRST
BALLOT
DEFEATS =. %. SHARP ~ TiiE
CITIZENS PRIMARY.
T., Lowrnsicln For Lang Term Coun-
Gilman and John \. Mathis, Conner
q. Peacock nnd W. o.. Anderson For
tile Two-Ncar Mcmbcrships-Prnc-
tlcaliy Ma Opposition To Ticket.

Two hundred aud eight men aud
women voted 40 the non-partisan pri-
mary al City Hall last Friday evening,
called by the chairmen of the repub-
iican and democratic precinct organi-
Nations Tor putting ticket In the
field for the city election ON the 6th
OF November. next Old timers To-
caily say u was by Tar the largest
gathering Of its kind In the history at
Price. Tho best of good feeling pre-
vailed In the selection of the ticket.
In fact II was "A casioroily affair from
start 20 finish.
G. n. Marcusen was named as chair
man OF the primary after Il had been
called To- order by George A. wOotten.
democratic precinct chairman. while
y. A. Crockett was chosen as secretary.
Then the business of the convention
began. l.. A. Mcdoe In brief but
splendid talk ON the merits of his can
dIdate. placed Ia nomination for the
mayOralty George A. Wootten. 49, W.
Cooper told OF the good traits and
capabilities OF j. u. sharp. Tcllers
were appointed and when the count
had been completed the vote showed
Wootten's nomination by a vote Of
one nhhhlfh anu ANthAA HNliif 10 sew
enty mine for sharp.
Mat GilmOur had no opposition FOR
city recorder ana his nomination was
therefore by reclamation. The same
was true Of l.. LOwenstein FOR the
four-year aldermanic honors. George
r. helms likewise had walkaway
for treasurer Following the selection
OF helms. Judge y. y. Woods placed
In nomination Tor councilman Tor
two-year term Conner r. Peacock. Ar
thur j. Lee named w. Il. Anderson
and Carlos Gunderson placed before
the convention John A. Mathis. All
We're by acclamatiOn
In the meantime J. Rex Miller aud
Frank Crosse were placed before the
primary for two-year councilmen
Each, however declined Ia allow his
name 90 stand. The American flag
from STAFF was adopted az
the emblem for the ticket-citizens
ticket. The chairman and secretary
were empowered 10 fili any vacancy
that may occur on the ticket
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-26

The Sun this week had letter from
l.. q. Ffauds,n. -uu uf Mr nud Mrl
Lars FfandHun. stationed with tho
Twenty First infantry and member
of tho hand az San Diego. GALA we
auiyed hcr" MAJ Let" b. zaNr. "und
: have been right In San Diego since
with the Twcnu-flrri Infantry band.
while tho rest ui the fellows from
Carbon county have dome som. NOV
Ing nrnund=uut 90 target rnurr and
down a. CulcNiru uu the Mexican bor-
der. A. far az / know. all of no are
we'll ana happy az inrks and are nnN-
inusly awaiting al. word tu pack up
and .hil across th, pool brcuuso you
know a." al hay" faces tor snurr-
kraut
y wnH Ht the Young Mems chris
than association this evening e. hear
"a talk On liberty bonds The AmDri-
can soldier 81 today b. not nnly offer
INK his life. hut also his money. Their
are very few men in thir regiment
who haven't bought "a liberty hond-
fifty ur hundred dollars and some of
thcm five aud via hundred dullnrE
After thu tain on the bonds. Captain
iInrtg gave a brief history nf the
TWcnty-First infantry, u u called
the Fighting Twenty FirHt. In the
revolution II was wiped out with the
exception 1T about hundred nnd
fiuy men. TheA were attached 10
another regiment until thu civil war.
when the Twcnty-firrt was organized
again. and II has always held the
name mp. II has played u prominent
part In every war IN" United States
has been In,
When william Mckinley was pres
ident he called the Twcnty-First his
own regiment and today Whenever the
regiment goes on parade " carries
the flag that was presented a. II by
Mrs. Me Kinley MyHelf with the rest
OF the fellows am very glad o. be- In
this historic old regiment, and II We
do eo across We viii certainly hold the
old name Fighting Tweniy-first.
The battleship San Diego and three on
four destroyers came into this harbor
yesterday after taking some military
men from here safely a. France.
ITS this world, the next and then
the fireworks hut before this world
comes Co AN end we ar" going a. clean
the kaiser"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-26
MRS. SMITH RECOMMENDS CHAM
nERIAIN'S IAnLEIS.

- have had more or less stomach
trouble for eight or ten years, writes
Mrs. q. II, Smith, Beaverton, y. y.
when suffering from attacks of IN
digestion and heayiness after eating
one or two OF Chamberlain's Tablets
have always relieved me. have also
found them a pleasant laxative" These
tablets tone up the stomach and en-
able Il 10 perform its functions nat
urally. II you are troubled with In
digestion give them a trial get wei
and stay w0ll.--Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-26
E,cr, ReIIrIou. Privilege.

CAMP LEWIS, Wash, oct ga
The two thousand Mormons la the
Ninety First division AZ Camp Lewis
viii be- given every religious privilege
consistent with military discipline and
will Dee allowed Ia hold meetings In
their barracks, as the result of con
terence with Major General Greene by
Apostle George Albert smith of salt
Lake city. J. W. McMurrin, one Of
the presidents Of the seventies NJ. }.
ballard, mission president In thr
Northwest and Melvin ". Ballard hi
son. In charge Of Western Washington.
The first OF series ~ meetings Ia he
attended b, the soldiers was held In
the Tacoma Morn church Sunday.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-26

ttah'- democratic state board or
equalization Is still sore. Il appears. NJ
the democratic county commissioners
and the democratic count yasscssor of
Carbon county In the matter uf the
coal land tax and assessment cases ro.
Gently decided 10y the supreme court
IN favor of Carbon county Now comes
the state board with carefully pre-
pared program to got even as 1t were
Announcement from the state capital
is that the state board is to at once
begin correcting the assessment meth
DDS of the various counties. and par
ticularly those having coal lands With
In their boundaries. To do 20 tho
state board will take upon itself the
performance of duty which. II IL al
legged. has been assigned to that
board hN law since statehood, but
which never has taken formal shape
before. Tho statute provides sixteen
or more duties NJ the board. The first
Of these Is that the board shall pro-
vide rulCa for IT, own government.
The second ~.
To prescribe such rules aud rcgu-
intiunn ~ the board may deem neccs.
sary. not In conflict with the conHtitu-
ton und laws ut the state. To- govern
county commissioners when cuualizing
the assessors when assessing"
The boards of the past have con-
suited with county commissioner and
county assessors from time To- time
but have never formulated written
rules To- govern the work of county Of
ficials mentioned In this subsection 81
the law However. the present board
iH at work preparing u rct 81 rules TO
govern the assessors and equalization
boards IN making their 1918 aHscHs-
mcnts u was proposed 90 take up
these rules with the assessing aud
taxing yflicrfB uf the various counties
of the state nt H"rioH of meetings
which we're % have been held this
month However. these mr,tiugH
hn,u boon postponed on account uf
th" uar..sit, Of william bailey. srcrr-
iHry pl tho board. attending o. certain
office sutioH. and uu account of the
proposed trip 81 Bale, Co Atlanta ia
a. attend the national tax convention.
Dor similar reasons the work 1T FORM
ulatinT the rules hnr not hrrn enm-
pi'trd.