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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-11
MUST END SOON.
Frank Ashland Writes Mother That tho
Germans Are Beaten.

STOWE, July Il. Mrs s N. Ash
land has received i letter from her son,
Franl, Ashland, who is serving in the
Canadian army i'll France, in. which he
saws il is his opinion the way will end
soon, as he thinks the Germans must
soon give up and admit that they are
hcatrn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-11
ETC INRUsH or RECRUITS.
Company z Of st. Adams Gets 6l Men
in Two and Half Days.

ST. ALBANS. July IL. ~ rs the re
salt OF two and one-half days recruit
ing campaign Franklin county has con
tributcd 81 men for Company i, Is
Vermont infantry. Only &c men were
uacdcd to bring the company up to war
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-11
May Catch Up Yet.

Doctof-What Troubled with sleep
lessncss! Fat something before going
to bed.
Patient-Why, doctor, you once told
me never to cat anything before going
to bed.
Doctor with dignity)-Pooh pooh.
That was last January. Science has
made enormous strides since thcn.-
Christian Register.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-11
PU THEY.

William W. Wheaton, grandson OF Or.
l.. NJ. Plantz and nephew of Maj. Gen.
LLOYD Wheaton, has enlisted and is at
Fort VIM. Henry Harrison, in Indiana
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-11

Thomas Mason is visiting friends il
New York.
Miss Marion Storr of Maiden is the
guest of Mrs. J. A. Stebbins.
Catherine Stockwell of Brattlehor,
lis the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Tv-
Ter.
William Huber is home from Carne
summer.
Thomas Prince of saxtons River,
Vt, formerly of this town, was here
Monday.
Miss Hope Bolton Of Springfield is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Bolton.
George O. Stebbins Of New York is
at the Mortified hotel and viii as
| sist IN directing the chorus singing at
the conference.
Miss Mabel Miner is now chief OF
orator at the telephone exchange. Miss
Elizabeth Solandt is assisting in the
office this summer.
The Unitarian Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic at Forest lake
/ Tuesday, July 16 The trip will be
made in automobiles.
Mrs G. $ Crcgar, WHO had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Hamilton, has returned to her home
in Richmond Hills, y. Y.
Mrs. James Orr, Miss Mildred Or,
Master Dick Orr and Miss Clara
; Moody have arrived at the Isaiah
Moody cottage for the summer.
John T. Callaghan aud Simon s.
Fisher have been drawn as travcrs" IN
rors and are attendin" court at Green
field this week. J. W. Field is serving
on the grand iur&.
The tuition for day students at
Mortified seminary has been raised
from $l5 to 50 term, beginning VIII
the fall term. This means an increase
t Of $40 a year to the students Of thl
town.
E Raymond and Ralph Spencer o.
: Greenfield. formerly of this town, arr
I at Camp Kelley. San Antonio, Tcya"
having enlisted il the 1ving corps
They arc efandsons Al Mi and Mrs
J. Il. Hamilton Of East Mortified.
. Mrs. Ellcn Mason, Thomas Maso,
J and MIS-. Jr,ia Field arrived from Bos
ton at their South Main street nom
!, last week. Mrs. Edward Rardw2l
Q Joined them this week. Last wee
Q Thomas Mason. accompanied ny Mu
y Mason, Mrs. Field and Mr. and Nv
d W A. Priest went on an autom9hil
g trip TO Boston for = few days.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-11

Potatoes are no LONGER exclusive aseo
ciates of the rich.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-07-11
NORTI1FIELD, MASS.
Hcrmon Commencement Program.

Mount Hermon commencement opens
this week Thursday. The program for
the four days follows: Thursday after
noon, senior class reception to guests
on Chapel hill; s p. m, defamation
contest in Sage chapel. Friday, $50
p. m, class day exercises in Memorial
chapel; $50 p. M, senior lawn supper
on Chapel hill; 8 p. M, annual com
mencement concert in Memorial chap
ell. Saturday, 7.45 a. NJ, baseball game
between seniors and alumni; 1890 Il.
m, meeting of the Alumni associa.
ton; 1890, class reunions; $50 p. m,
commencement exercises, presentation
of diplomas and announcement OF
gifts and prizes; 4.30 p. m, principal s
reception; p. m, alumni banquet at
West hall. Sunday, 1920 a. M, ami
versary sermon by Rev. j. East Harri
son, who is also the evening speaker
A. E. Roberts of New York, president
of the Alumni association, will give The
commencement address Saturday. Thcr'
are 60 young men who will be given d;pl5
mas at this time.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-22
Elmer Deatherage

Elmer Deatherage bought the
pooled wool of Madison county,
about 5000 pounds, at Csc.
Mrs. Alb Stevens, of Ohio county,
committed suicide by placing the
muzzle of shotgun to her head and
pulling the trigger. She had attempt
ed suicide several times before. She
leaves a husband and several chill
dren.
The little town of Kirkpatrick,
Ind, was practically wiped out by a
fire, caused when a train on the
Glover Leaf railroad, containing
seven cars loaded with oil, was
wrecked in the center of the village
and exploded.
In the preferential election held
by the business and professional men
at Franklin to determine whether E.
l.. Gillespie or Charles Jackson
should retire from the race for Ma
yor, PIT votes were polled, Gillespie
winning by majority of twenty
three.
The actors fund of America, with
headquarters in New York, is to re-
ceive 100000, and the Metropoli-
tan Art Museum $1,OOO,OOO from
the estate of the late John Hoge,
whose will was filed at GAINESVILLE,
o. Hoge was a millionaire retired
manufacturer who made his fortune
in the manufacture of a popular
soap. Hoge also left $1,000 each to
the 81 ministers of his town.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-06-22
RECRUITING WEEK

President Wilson has issued a
proclamation designating the week
of June $3.50 as recruiting week for
the regular army and called upon
unmarried men without dependents
to enroll for war service in order
that the ranks of the regulars might
be filled promptly.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
PRETTY WELL ELECTRIFIED
SiNtl-tI,c IIundrcd IIor,cpowrr Now
Bcing Jscd Daily.

Every coal mine In Carbon county
Is using electricity fur power and light
ing from Utah Power and light conn
pany with the exception ut the camps
LOT Utah Fuel company ana Scuficid
Coal COMPANY" remarked W. a. Put
nam 60 The Sun last Wednesday cvrn-
ing. and all are high In their praises
Of the service rendered them" SAYS
that gentleman aud who u.s. CONNER
cial sales manager Of the company.
was In Price after making partial
tour during the week of the sections
being served.
The new line from above Helper tu
Kcnilwurth h just completed ut ~ cost
at fifteen thousand dullar- and IN Civ
ing entire satisfaction. The line proper
goes no furthrr than that camp. hat
Independent Coni and coke com
pany g. extending ID e. the Aberdeen
property. which W lntoii hpiur work
I'd for commercial purp"-es Tor itH
splendid grade of coal S"uf'cld Tonl
company, leasing the old linton Pact.
tie mines. b. figuring Co oivctrify
M told Utah Power ana Light com
pany IL az this time selling about
siNty.fivc hundred horsepower uf cloc
ltriciiy daily to the mines of an, coun'
~. besides furnishing the towns al
Huntington aud Sruiicid with thvh
juice Tor lighting and general ser
vice. The company. says Putnam. o.
not figuring on any immediate vNtvn
siuns hrcuuuc uf the high prices u
materials and lnbor--ospccinllN cop
lpcr However they are not passing
Iup anything that looks good.
10 bring the lines from Helper Z,
Price. which hns been talked of ~
the past. would rrpuirr an "Npcndi
turr ~ CLOSE a. twcntN-fiN" thuusnn'
doitars " the people here should de-
sire g. take Juice" ~ any time. th,
company would entertain u prupnsi
ton.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
TRACY VISITS HERE
Iir-t appearance iicc since Being
Scntcncs-i To- pcnitcntiary.

Seven prisoners whose terms are eN-
plrinR around the first nf November
or who are being pardoncd or paroled
came into Price yesterday with UoorR"
\. SturrH. warden of the state prison.
from thc Nino NIL" country. ~ least
three oi them ar" Co remain hcrr-
about ana VIII seek employment ~
some of the coal camps. where men
are wanted ana nii kinds uf work N
awaiting those who apply.
Among the number " -. W, Tracy.
who Killed "rnclr Jimmie" fnddiH nt
clear creek hack In 1905. Ills par
don became effective November ist.
H. h going from here a. Layton.
WHORE h" ~ promised good position
with retail meat houro. Tracy has
been cooking at the convict camp
fincr the prisoners were brought O.
Eastern Utah,
Before making up HI mind 10 ~
today. Warden StorrH offered Tracy
cighty-nv" dollars month 90 re-
main al camp as cook. hut he declined
the iob with the statement that ho
could de- better Inr night Tracy
and the other six were about the
streets of price after taking In th"
movies
Since he took charge of the prison
Warden Sturrs has found jobs for
thiTiy-six discharged men. aud all, he
says, Dire making good. The warden
left thin morning In his car for Zion,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
GONVICTS TO Be MOVED
Work In the Nine Mile section Is
About Over For This Year.

| Apparently as much rcdtapc II nee
cssary In the moving OF few con-
victs from Carbon Co Grand county NJ
the modifying of n big army. Yes
tciday was the time limit locally OF
the fifty-siN working on the Price to
Myton road for several weeks past In
the Nine Mile section. because OF the
cold weather which set In several days
ago. About week from now they
with the equipment belonging to tho
commonwealth are 60 be moved "a
the warmer section Of the state. where
they will be- employed until the good
old summer time" when a cooler Cli-
mate will be sought Tor them-pcrhaps
back In this section.
| Preparatory To- making the move
George a. storrs. warden Of the state
lponitcntiarv. went out Mine Mile way
yesterday bright and early lie was
accompanied by Ira H. Drowning state
Iroad engineer. u. e. clark. road agent
of Grald county =. $. Dunlcvy. road
agent Tor Carbon. and Capt s. NJ
Nelson of Mt. Pleasant. who repre-
SCENTS the state. All equipment be-
longing t. the state Is being checked
out and rccciptcd for boy clark. Dun.
levy and Ncilson look after the prop.
Icrty of Carbon county and the state
Respectively
! The prisoners have done some ~.
Iccllpnt work and where they hay,
been employed No better b. shown any
where. They go IN To- Grand county
by way of Thompsons and are 10 travc
10y team. there being fourteen two and
iour-hor-" outfits with the camp 4,
transport them. All uf the work IL
the Nine Mile b. not ~ yet done. an,
II may De- that u contract will be- Eivof
y. G. Lee To- finish mp the job. which d
not u large one.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
CARD OF THANKS

the numerous persons NJ Price and tu
friends and acquaintance Of the dead
man elsewhere Tor their considcra
tiun. coupled with many kindncsscs.
at tho time uf the death and burial of
Henry Jbaud. my business partner,
friend aud couutrymun. who passed
away on sunday last IN u strange land
FAR from his native France. Their
many acts nf genuine Kindness and
the numerous floral tributes shall
mover boz forgotten either hy myself ~
family aud friends
HENRY DuSsERiiE.
ptirc. Utah. oct %. 1917
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
TNN ~ NMrsEMENTs.

beginning yesterday. November ir,
all amusement houses In tho country
whose admission prices are more than
five cents viii pay tax of 10 per cent
OF their door receipts o. the govern
mcnt Tho tax N one cent for each
ten cents or fraction thereof that the
tickets cost. Thus fiftcen-cent ticket
will be- taxed two cents. the same as
a. twenty -ccnt ticket Thcaters. mov-
ing picture houses. cabarets and In
fact cvrry place of amusement comes
under the terms of the act, The law
l. specific IN saying that the tax shan
be- paid hy tho person buying the tick
ct. aud IL l. probable that amusement
houses us a whole viii raise their ad'
mission prirrs Ia meet the tax.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
ENrnEss rNXEs CmNIlGE.

The schedule uf war taxes "h rN-
prcss charges effective November iSt.
yesterday. hns been given cut h> The
express companies operating through
out th. country. This taN h Ia Ice one
cent for each twenty cents or fraction
thereof of Charge, On charges 81
from one cent a. twenty rrnts the tax
viii De- one cent; rom twcnty-nn" Ia
forty cents the tax viii be iva cents,
" the express charges are more than
"A dollar multiply tho number nf dot
lars hy i've. ANA for the remainder of
the rNuress charge add one cent i"r
leach twenty cents nr fraction thorenf
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
PROMPT MAI SERVICE.

Special effort ~ hring mad" hN ~"
pustofflsr department tu have mail
Intended fnr drafted men promptly
delivered. nrcurding tu u hullctin rr-
,rived Monday hy Guy, simon iam-
berger from ]. q. Kuons. Iirst assist %
ant postmaster general Unusual care
H. being taken IN this rrspert the
bulletin says. bccauro eft M" hnhililN
uf thu men o. arrest us drr"ti"rr "
they tail a. answer tn n"tiiirntinn ~
draft boards, aud Tor which failure
they would not be- responsible In ease
their mail were not promptly delivered
10 them,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
soMI. ZINE srIns.

IN mentioning ~" putntn rni-"r- "f
Eastern Utah. Preston Nuttor "f the
Ninc Mile section must be- placed In
the blue ribbon cinss. SUNDAY last he
presented Tho Sun with five Hpuds
that have total weight ~ twelve ana
,thic,-uunrtcr pounds They were
grown On the old Francis ranch. nov
the home of tho Nuttcr-. iiut u rnu-
pie 1T acres were planted. Just for
homo use. hut they VIII gn'around five
hundred bushels &C. the acre with nu
particular cnrr IN planting or vultivu-
Itiun They are certainly some Hpuds
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
EMBARGO oN CNHs.

Public improvements In Utah arr
discouraged les reason of the an
nouncemrnt from Washington. u. G.,
the first 1T thu week that open top
freight ears are not To- be used tu
transport materials which are not cs-
srntial o. the governments war pro-
gram. The order means that such
ars may not be- used Ia transport ma
ifrlnls aud supplies FOR the cnnHtruc'
tion. maintenance or repair at thea
Neither may such cars De used I"
transport material and supplies Tor
The construction ur maintenance" ~
repair 1T public or private highways
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
MNkINn NN INsrECrInN.

:. y. Sweet. vice president of the
Denver and Rio Grandc. went WVsl
through Price Tuesday afternoon from
Denver. colo. In hi private ear. Ac-
companled hy =. H. clarity. assistant
general manager 81 the Utah lines
Sweet b. making On inspection ~ gen
crni conditions of the railroad. ~,
virtually T. In charge uf the road dur.
ing IN" absence uf =. l.. lirown. prcsi.
dent. who H. attending u meeting uI
the railroads executive board IN New
York
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
MAKES run FIRST C,rCu.

Albert T.. McMullin, deputy sheriff
Tor carbon county h the first Utah
officer of his Kind a. draw fifiy'
dollar reward for the arrest "f q dee
sertvr from IA" national army, says
Saturday salt Lake Tribune, Albert
Hoffman was arrested by the officer,
char god with evasion ol the draft law,
according a. notification received hy
IN" Utah ndiutnnt generals office
from Capt 4. a. Stcfnr. quartormnr-
Ter al Fort Douglas. Tho reward WA
Ipaid hy the federal government.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
ms RANCH ~ BNsIN.

Arthur l.. willard. last saturday uc-
quilted at Salt Lake city Of inst de-
gree murder Tor IN" Staying ~ Cicii
Holmes q short time sTo over a." at
tcntioas uf the latter a. the formers
vito. ~ out In a." uininh iinrin roun-
try this week looking after his ranch
Interests. About u year ago D." bought
from Airs W. ~ Nichuls widow uf
Med" Nichols. u valuable tract near
Fort puchvHnc. tie viii improve tho
property hut expects &C. engage in thu
practice 1T law ut bingham.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
PATTY GOES THROUGH.

TWrnty-fiyc senators aud congress
men, comprising the congressional
party that II going Ia the Hawaiian
Islands on a iunkcting trip, passed
through Price last Monday morning
la special car attached Ia Train No.
10 or the Denver and Rio Grande. II
had been expected up 10 last Saturday
By citizens Of Price that Senator King
would como here and after a confer
ence with local people 40 ON "a Green
River and meet the party but his en-
gagrments. II Is Understood, would not
permit Had he come tho matter ot
a government reservoir In Pleasant
Valley. a. reclaim farming lands To-
cally. would have been brought Ia the
attention Of the party by committee
from Price,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
nn. e. \. MmEI.nN .eouNG.

pr g. \. whVrryl Who WIS here this
weak hacking nftcf his rufch ct fout
hundred 90 more acres eNor south ri
Price couple 81 thtcy<miler, II COM
lng here a. locate m IN" practice oi
medicine ana surgery, Prize" h short
tWu physicians since the departure ui
pr, T.. q. ChHmh,glnin and nr. a. T.
edward fur army service. ana the
opening here ought Ia lee u good one
pr r. q. itnsr ~ Castle Dale has al
pee announced his Intention ~ locating
lat Price.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
SHORT STORIES OF
THE WEEK
yorNG JewKEs II I'LL.

samuel u, Jcwkcs OF Sturrr last
tuesday received word from Elmer
Robertson. IN ornngcyillc hoy AT San
Diego. Gala. that his son. Alma
iewkrH. In camp there u very ~ Of
.pinai meningitis. Not knowing where
Is u. JoWkcs was located. Robertson
ieirgraph,d the ncwH To- Emery coun-
~ relatives and they In turn notified
The father az Sturts. The latter has
-nnt "a telegram Tor further infnrma.
ton concerning the son,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
NOTICE OF SALE

This b. to notify nii concerned that
I have sold NY interest ln indrpvnd-
ont Grocery company. doing business
IN general merchandising Ht sunny
sid, Itnh To- Cosmos Andrnulakis
aud Sick Ar,ulns. and that I am not
responsible Tor any indebtedness ~
snid independent Grocery company
I thank one aud all Tor past patron.
ugr. TtEROS uAKAS
cor Theodore liikakiHl.
SunnNsidv. Utah. oct %. 1917.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

roadway. streets or sidewalks cars
~ this type must not be- used for cnr-
ryinE materials fur The manufacture
81 pleasure vehicles. furniture or mu-
steal Instruments coz any other come
modify that b. not essential q" national
defense.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
p,I,CEI. rnsr srNMrs.

beginning Dcc,snbcr ist. ncNt. par
rcl post packages requiring postage
II twenty-five cents or more must
bear an Internal revenue stamp 49,
provided In the war tax bill Thf post
office department has announced that
regular postage stamps viii not De-
valid for this payment. Special Inter
nal revenue stamps viii be furnished.
The tax rate win be- one cent for each
iWcny-fiy" cents pnstng" 90 part
thereof nhnyv twenty-five cents.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
sLNCKEn TAKEN NJ nrrrE.

The silver Bow county officers nt
Butte. Mont. last Friday arrested Tome
~ isonarich Ut iiinwatha ar a dcHcrtcr.
An examination of his effects disclosed
n letter from county exemption
board 40 Price commanding Tono kri-
sonnrich t. appear tor draft. Krison-
arich kept the letter. but did not ap.
pear tor service aud his arrest fpl.
lowed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
GRNnnING TIE CON.

During the past two OF three weeks
Carbon county has enriched itself five
hundred dollars from fines in Helper.
two hundred and nifty dollars FOR
gambling and two hundred and uuy
from "a liquor raid 10y the sheriff IN
this city. says last Fridays Times We
do not believe there Is any gambling
or liquor sold In Helper at tho present
timn. hut should such be- the ease and
any arrests are tu hc made for such.
hey should Doe made 10y the proper
authorities of Helper and the fines
turned into the Golfers ut the city. We
certainly need the money and there ID
absolutely mo- excuse for allowing the
sheriff 90 come MP mere ana grab this
money right out from under our nos,
while We have Officers drawing "a sal.
ary Co louk after this kind of work
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

Look for the CRANES Shoe shop.
Only shop In Price equipped Tor sow
ihg sOlcs on by modern machinery,
Corner basement ~ Niglla Building.
-Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

railroad circles. aud but for his health
fot the last year would have gone
higher than the position h. now holds
~ vice president aud gencuil man
ag.r uf United States Fuel company.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
PRESENTS ron FRANCE.

Christmas presents for soldiers with
the eXpcditionnry forces In France
should De- sent a. Pier No. 1, liohoken,
=. j.. before December 9th General
Taskcr ~. bliss, chief Of STAFF, has
made this announcement. Arrange
ments have been made with the post
office department and express COM
lpanics that All matter shall be for
warded from Hobokon under the di-
Irectlon OF the war department The
rules provide that all parcel post pack
ages must bo under seven pounds ana
be inclosed In wooden boxes and that
express packages also boxed do not
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
YOUNG MEN ~ TROUBLE,

l.. 70. l.oWrl and j. l.. Nielsen, Nv"
Price young men. got into serious trnu-
bile one day this week hy rrquisitioN
ing the automobile of j, II, Manson
and lnyriding To- Helper and else
WHERE. Nielsen was taken before JUS
Nice Arthur J. lee ana fined twrniy-
live dollars, which h. liluidated' at
ter pleading Ia the charge of using
the mHchine without the owners per
mission. Lowry was Jailed and this
afternoon at 2 o'clock viii appear he
fore the justice on the charge of steal
ing coat that belonged 10 Manson
and was In the machine al IN" time
himself aud Nielsen took possession
of IL. The arrests ui the young men
were made by the sheriffs forces
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

For sale .hcnp. two pool tables. tNU
barber chairs and hnrhcr shop equip
mcnt. Inquire Ice helms company -
Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02
..NppEnsnN Is TNI.kED OF.

Friends of A. D.. Apperson locally
and al salt Lake City insist that he y
10 become vice president aud general
manager OF the Utah lines of the Dem
We, aud Rio Grandc under the new
deal" that il nov coming in' hr
would succeed =. p. clarity stationed
al Zion. Eastern newspapers nav"
James Russell, now general manager
of the 81. Louis ana Southwestern,
slated for vice president and general
manager of the local system with
headquarters at Salt Lake city lie
was formerly general manager ot the
Denver and Rio Grande. Apperson Is
regarded as big man In Western
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

Farm ron sAi.E-sINTY ACRES;
haif river bottom, rest pasture
so, rnty.fiyv shares water In Pioneer
Ditch Nu. 2. Thrcc-qunrtrr mile a.
Price. t32Oo. g. Kirkland. IuX 80.
Price. rtnh
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

UEwARD--A Liberal REWARD
VIII De- given for the return here ~
my sons saddle pony a it'll" hay
mare nr round nH rinE will be- four
years did " she lives tiii spring. hnr
two white hind feet aud spot IN her
head. and my hoy loves her every inch
from tail To- her head. Has small
scratch IN her right knee ana gentle
creek. Utah
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

county hereby
o OF D
m to- be
November g.
the
this day o
o Gate
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

ron sALE--oLD NEWSPAPERS
wrapped In bundles OF one hundred.
Twenty conts. Tho sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

ron sALE-uNE pEHCuERON
i've years old. Mr. Tony Miiano.
Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

WILL TRADE GOOD FoRTY-ACRE
ranch Tor city property or viii lease
ON easy terms for n term 81 ycars
Close 10 city--in walking distance. u.
W. Crockett. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-11-02

LosT-uUNCH or KEYS. REWARD
tor their return ~ sun office.