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Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-09

the Baird build
ing, are ready for
shipment as soon
as needed. The
supplies are to be
sent to the Ameri-
can boys in Eu-
rope through the
Red Cross society.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-09

Even the best and most broad-minded of us, if
we live constantly in one place, meet the same peo-
pie, and pursue the same round of daily duties and
pleasures, are apt to become parochial, to miss the
wide sweep of the winds of thought and progress
that blow about the earth. Thus situated, we need
some mental tonic, some invigorating stimulus
from without to bring us into harmony with the
onward march of events. And such tonic, such
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-09
Glasses in First
Aid TO Mcet-Mrs.

c. T. Kountze has
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mnnrrnInp. Nrnnnd yIcior.

VICTOR. March i0-Mr. and Mrs.
william w. Wells have moved from
Austinyillc into their new home which
~ being completed.
MFR and Mrs ~ -. Wells are com
fortably settled In their new home.
-. -. lamph spent the week end
with hi parents at Cleveland.
Miss Annvttu Wells spent Saturday
with her sister at Austinyillc.
G. w. and q. W. Waterman were
Price visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bchunin and
family of Huntington have moved 60
Victor
Miss Madgc Watson WAS Victor
visitor the latter part 81 the week.
G. ~. and benjamin Cooley have re-.
turned from kcnilworth. where they
have had employ mcnt for the last
month.
Mrs. Frank NoyrH Of Austlnyillo
spent SUNDAY with her mother. Mrs
r. Wells. az Victor.
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FEi,RoN. March i0.-5Thc Alpha
club was entertained Thursday even
ms by Miss Jennie Lemon. Those
present were Misses Dciphia Petty.
Violet McCann. olivia Anderson, Ethel
Carey, Pcrncllic Thompson. TIL Olsen.
Iva Peterson and Lillian Nelson. and
Mrs. Ella Lemon and Mrs. Emma
Lemon. Luncheon was served.
Saturday n tu b. cleanup day In
Ferron. free dance and picture
show viii make a fitting end to tho
busy day
Ferdinand lchling is building a
hay shed and some other improve
ments
The y. W. club met at the home OF
Miss Gwtndoiin killpack Thursday
evening. A delicious luncheon was
served. Those present were Vera
Stevens. Dora Petty. iona Klllpack
Zona Olsen. la Fonta Lowry ana the
hostess
Thursday evening farewell party
was given In honor uf AIR. and Mrs
Frederick Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen
viii make their home In Moore city.
Austin Olsen has returned home
from liiawatha. where he has been
working
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In and Around Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. March iO.-Mr. and
Mrs. George white are entertaining n
new girl All concerned are doing
nicely
Earl Alfred left last week for Salt
Lake city where he underwent an
operation. AZ last report he was get
ting along nicely Joseph Stokes ac-
companicd him.
Mrs Gwen williams left last week
for salt Lake city t. be at the bed
side Of her father who u very low.
John Williams. after spending the
winter with his mother left last Mon
day FOR Colorado. whore he expects to
purchase "a home.
stake President and Mrs. l.. y.
Ovcson were visiting here this week
with their children.
Mr.. aud Mrs chris johnson OF
huntington spent last sunday here
with their daughter
VI. l.. Snow. who has been employed
at Austinyillc has returned home.
Mrs claude Cowlcy and babe Of
Sunnysidc are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Esther Anderson left Wcdncs-
day for Mt Pleasant where she will
meet her brother Leonard. who o.
home from the border with the state
militia.
Farmers are busy cleaning aud dis
posing Of their seed.
The Sunday school presented IT,
play a. large and apprcCiatiyc nu-
d1cncc Friday night.
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visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Christen-
sen. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Rowiey at
tended the annual day Of the Hun
tington relief society at that place last
Saturday
Mrs. J. =. Treioar and children
have been visiting in Price.
Miss Delphia Earll and Miss Deona
Wilson spent washington's birthday
In Price.
Mrs. Dick Mills who has been con-
fined to her room for some time. Is
improving
Saturday evening a farewell party
rendered in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bell and Frank Coward was
given In the amusement hall. Dainty
refreshments were served To a large
crowd Of friends. Mrs. Bell was pre-
scented with berry set. while Bell re-
ceived gold watch and Coward a
goldhandled knife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Marshall are
rejoicing over the arrival Of fine
baby boy
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IN TmE JuslIcEs Counr. N NNp

Tor Sunnyside Precinct County 81
Carbon, State of Utah. Before w. ].
Emigholz. Justice Of the Peace
George saradakis. Plaintiff, W. Mike
coltarakis, Defendant - Summons.
The State of Utah to the above named
defendant. You are hereby summon
ed 90 appear before the above entitled
court within ten days after the ser
vice OF this summons upon you. II
served within the county In which this
action b. brought. otherwise. within
twenty days after service. and defend
the above entitled action brought
against you 90 Recover the sum Of
ten aud twenty -fiyc-onc- hundredths
dollars due the plaintiff from the de.
PENDANT Tor board and lodging fur.
nishrd the defendant at his special
request and instance from June 1 10
june ?, 1915, Aud In ease of your
failur" 80 a. do. judgment will be
rendered against you according 10 thu
demand Of the plaintiff W. j. EMIG-
lipl.I, Justice uf the Peace.
First pub, Feb. n; last March iG-lT.
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NoTcE-uNIrEp STATES LAND

office. Salt Lake city. Utah. Fob. 10.
1917. To Whom II May Concern:
Notice ~ hereby given that the state
OF Utah has filed In this office lists Of
lands, selected by the said state. under
Sec. . ot the act of congress. approved
July 10. 1894. ns indemnity school
lands. viz. Serial OiggO7. NEL NEL
Sec. 20. Twp. ~ South. Range . East.
NEh NWh, See. 81. Twp. 10 South.
ltangc East. Salt Lake meridian
Copies of said lists. so far nE they re-.
late 20 said tracts by descriptive sub.
divisions. have been consplcuously
posted In this office FOR inspection nv
any person Interested and by the
public generally. During the period
ot publication 81 this notice. or any
time thereafter. and before final an.
proyal and ccrtifcntiun. under do.
partmcntal regulations Of April 20.
1907, protests or contests against the
claim uf the state To any 81 the tracts
or sub-divisionE herelnbcforv deacrih.
cd on the ground that the same IA
more valuable FOR mineral than for
Agricultural purposes. viii be- received
ana noted for report Ca the general
land office at Washington. -. g. Fail
urc 50 To- protest or contest. within the
iinn specified. WIN be Considered SUI.
rcicnt evidence OF the nnn-minernl
character of the tracts aud the reIoc.
lions thereof being otherwise free
from objection. viii be-. approved o.
the state. GOULD A. ntAKELY,
Register.
FIrs, pub. Feb 90; hs, March ss.I7.
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NOTICE Tn MNrEn TsEns.-

State Engineers office, Salt Lake
CITY Utah March \, 1917, Notice In
hereby given that William e. lvie.
whose postofiisr address b. Price.
Utah, has made application in uc-
uurdanvc with the requirements ot
the Complied Laws of Utah, 1907.
a. amended hy tho Session Laws
of Utah, 1903. lSll aud 1918.
a. appropriate one Gl cuhic-font
of water per SECOND from soldier
Fork creek, Carbon county Utah.
Said water will Dee diverted "a "a point
which lies l3ll feet south OF th.
northwest corner Of Lot I iu Sec. I.
TWP. ~ South. Range N East. Salt
Lake base and meridian. and con
Ncyed hN means uf ditch for q dis.
lance of i50 feet and there used from
MaN lst "a september 30th. Inclusive.
of each year, tp irrigatr sixty acres of
land embraced in tho east half OF
Sec. and the northeast quarter of
See ~, township and range aforr-
said. This application rs designated
in the state engineers office as No
7loS. All protests against tho grant
ing of said application. stating tho
reasons therefor must bc made by
affidavit in duplicate. accompanied by
"a Zee of t2.50, ana filed ln this office
within thirty 900 DAYS after the
completion of the publication or this
notice W d. BEEkS. state I'm.
gineer.
Ia G of first publication, March iG.
1917, date Of completion of plblica-
lion, April 10, 1917.
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sIIERIFr,s sNLr-,N rup sry

Shfitiff'S SALEM THE SEW.
cnth Judicial District Court of the
state of Utah. In and For Carbon
County Western Loan and nulldlng
company a corporation. PLAINTIFF. w..
Eunice iiuntcn. administrative 81 the
estate of a. a. lluntcn. deceased. ana
kunlcc Hunten defendants. To be
sold at HherifrH sale on the 3ist day
Of March, 1917. az o'clock u. m, al
the front door Of the county court
uat" In Price. Carbon county. Utah.
the following described real estate sit
uatr Ia Price. Carbon county. Utah.
Commencing at the northeast corner
OF Lot one %, nlock thirty (aOb.
Price townsite survey and thence
running south siNty-s.ycn and one
hall CO.. ~ feet. thence west one hun.
drcd and sixty G6Ol feet: thence
north siNty-seyen and one-half (6TtsD
teeti thence east one hundred ana
sixty uG0) feet 90 the place Of be-
ginning together with al appurten-
ancos of every name aud nature. in.
Guiding all water and water rights
whether represented hy stock la an
incorporated company or otherwise.
GEORGE COLUMBIAN. sheriff of
Carbon County. Utah.
First pub. March q last March gi-i7.
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MoillILANb March lO.-Mr and
Mrs Bert liuhnoll have moved 90 Cas-
he Dale. A farewell dancing party
was given ln their honor az the amuse-
ment han recently. Mr.. and Mrs
bumell h'rc heen very popular IN the
'amp and have host OF friends who
relret their moving away.
Miss Blanche Coz uf Huntington is
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NOTICE-UNIrED STATES lam

- NaANth NlNlIdN LAND
Office. salt Lake city. Utah. Jan. 20.
1871, To Whom II May Concern: No
tice h hereby given that the state OF
Utah has filvd In this office lists OF
lands selected by the said state. I'M
der Sec. of the act of congress. app
proved July 10, 1894. ns indemnity
school lands, via. Serial 0I9O3S.
SW = SWh See ., Twp. 10 south.
Range East. Salt Lake meridian.
Copies of said lists, so far as they re-
late To said tracts by descriptive sub
divisions, have been conspicuously
posted In this office Tor inspection hy
any person Interested and by the pub
lie generally During the period of
publication of this notice. or any time
thereafter ANA before final approval
and certilieation under departmental
regulations Of April 20. 1907. protests
or contests against the claim of tho
state 20 any Of the tracts or suh-divi-
sions hereinbefore described, on the
ground that tho same is more Valu-
aablc Tor mineral than Tor agricultur-
al purposes. viii be received ana no
ted FOR report To the general land Of
flee az Washington. -. q. Failure So
to protest or contest. within the time
specified, viii be considered sufficient
evidence of the non-minrraI charac-
tor Of the tracts ana the selections
thereof, being otherwise free from OBJ
lection, VIII be approved 10 the state.
GOULD b, BLAKELY, Register.
First pub, Feb. %; last March 23-l7.
Stationery and office supplies al
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ND NOrICE To wNrEn 1

NOIItE TO WATER USERS
State Engineers Office. Salt Iat,
city. Utah. Feb. %. 1917. No,icc I.
hereby given that Alex Mamnt,ti,
whose poatofficc address h. Supn,.id,
Utah. has made application In accord.
ance with the requirements of an.
Compiled Laws 81 Utah. 1907 =.
amended hy the Session Laws al titan
1909. 1911 and 1915. e. apprnpria,,
tW' ana ono-fourth tgLD rubir.fe,,
~ water pr second from an unuam,s
'r"'k IN Carbon county. Utah Said
water VIII De- diverted ~ point which
bears north sc deg 20 min. east iats
i"ct from The southwest corner of So,
~ twp. II South. Range ~ East sau
Lake base and meridian. ard convey.
cd by means OF a ditch fut distance
OF 5000 feet and there used from
March 3oth o. September 3Oth In.
elusive. OF each year. To- irrigatr 100
acres OF land embraced In the north.
west quarter OF Sec. II. and the
northeast quarter OF Sec. ~. town.
ship and range aforesaid Az much
oi said water ~ may be- necessary viii
be used during the cntir" year Tor .
domestic purposes This application
II designated in the state engineer
oiticc as No. 105S. All protests against
the granting % said application. sta.
ting the reasons therefor, must b,
made by affidavit In duplicate. &C.
companicd by "a Zee OF Ease. and filed
In this office within thirty tlOj daJs
after the completion of the publlcn.
ton OF this notice, W. u. HEIRS
state Engineer.
Date pf first publication March 9.
1917, dat. OF completion Of publica.
tion April 2. 1917.
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HOW no PREVENT GROUP.

When the child IL subject to attacks
of Group zee 90 Il that he eats light
evening meal. as an overloaded stom-
ach may bring on an attack. Also
watch for IN" first symptom
ness. and give Chnmherlain's Cough
Kennedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse. obtainablo everywhere
AdKI
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NOTICE ron PuBIICArION.-

tfuhlishcrD Department 1T the In.
trrior United States Land Ofnce at
Salt Lake city Utah. February IS.
1917. Notice b. hereby given that
Hans T. Hanson OF Wellington. Utah.
who, on October 10 1912. made des-
ert land application, Serial No. OlO.
1868, Tor SWb NEA See. /. TWP. Is
south, Range 10 East Sal, Lake mcr-
idian, has filed notice of intention To
mako final proof Ia establish claim
To the land above described hefnr,
the clerk of the district court III Price.
utah' ON IN" 3lst day of March. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses Eugene
r. Branch, SemOn A. GoldIng Jobp
W Hill and Moroni Hanson. an OF
wellington, Utah. GOULD ~ BLAKE.
ny, Register
First pub, Feb. 10. last March l6-t7.
Typewriter ribbons and carbon pa
UEFg-fphR SIM
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N THE JUSTICES COURT. N AMI


for sunnyzide Precinct. County OF
carbon, State Of Utah. Before w j.
Emigholz. Justice OF the Peace
Steve Lconadakis. Plaintiff. W.. Mike
Coltarakls. Defendant. - Summons
Tho State ~ Utah Co the above named
defendant; You are hereby summon.
ed 20 appear before the above entitled
court within ten days after the aur.
Vice OF this summons upon you, II
served within the county In which this
action IN brought. otherwise. within
twenty days after service. and defend
the above entitled action brought
against you o. recover the sum OF
seventeen and tcn-one- hundredths
dollars due the PLAINTIFF from the de-
PENDANT for board and lodging fur.
nishod 10 the defendant at his special
request and instance. from May rs Co
May ~, 1916. And IN case of your
failure so 60 do. Judgment viii be
rendered against you according "a the
demand OF the plaintiff W. J. EMIG-
liolZ, Justice Of the Peace.
First pub. Feb. 10; last March 1917.
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sHERIFT's sAI.E-IN rim NJ,

y county, lllla hlsN
enth Judicial District Court of tn
state. Of Utah In and For Carbon
county Ira ~ Wines, plaintiff. w.
Horace 5, Russell and Jane Doe Rus
sell his wife, whose true name II IN
known, Clarence a. Russell and Rr-
hec'a Roe Russell. his wife. who's
'rue name h unknown; c. r.. Harper
defendants. To be- sold AT sheriff.
sale ON the 3ist day or March, 1917.
az O'Clock .. m. AT the front door of
the county court house In Price. Car
non county, Utah. the following de-
scrihed real estate situate In Carbon
county, Utah The southwest quarter
nI the southwest quarter of Section
IWrnty-SiN 600, Township Fifteen
llol south. Range Ten OO) East. SAN
Lake meridian, area forty acres. TO-
sether with forty shares Of the stock
OF the Price River Irrigation company
GEORGE COLUMBIAN, sheriff of
Carbon County. Utah.
FIRST pub, March 2, last March 3O-17.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE
of Nick KouraH. alias Nick Koukin.
mos. deceased Creditors will present
claims with vouchers 60 the under.
signed at Room No. I. vigiln. nonono
building. Price. Utah. on or before the
sth day OF July. a. H.. 1917. CHRIST
kpCklAMos, Administrator OF Es-
tate OF Nick kouraH, alias Nick Kou.
kiamoH. deceased
First pub March ~ last Apr I. 1917.
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seventh judicial District OF the state
Of Utah. In and for Carbon County. In
the Matter 81 the Estate of ARnaslou
Nernathakc. Otherwise Known az Tom
Nordos, Deceased. Notice a. Credi.
tors Creditors viii present claims
with vouchers To the undersigned az
ssb kearns building. Salt Lake city.
Utah. on or before the 18th DAY OF
June. 1917 JfM CHRYRAKts, "A.
ministrator of Atanasiou vornathake.
Morris y Callister, Attorneys for Al.
mlnistrator.
Firs, pub, Fob. 10; last March iG.i7.
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NOTICE no WATER usrRs.-


State Engineer office, Salt lake
City. Utah. Fob. ,. 1917. Notice l.
hereby given that Artemia staviam.
udakiH whose postofficr address /.
Price, Utah. has made application Ia
accordance with the requirements Of
the Compiled Laws OF Utah, 1907. AZ
amended By the Session Laws OF Utah
1909. 1911 and 1916, 10 npproprIatr
two and two-tonths (2.D cubir.fest
OF water per second from Coal Greek
Carbon county Utah. Said water will
DC diverted az point which bears
north 20 deg. east 1900 feet from tn
southeast corner of the southwrsi
quarter OF See ~. Twp. ~ south
Range n East. Salt Lake base ana
meridian, and conveyed by means of
a ditch for distance OF 1000 feet
ana there used from March Isl a.
September 30th, inclusive. OF each
year. % irrigate 100 acres OF land en-
braced In the east half OF Tn. south
east quarter See. ai. Twp. Is south
Range II East. and in the east half of
the northeast quarter OF See. ., TWP
IL South. Range II East. Salt Lake
base and meridian. Thls application
N designated In the state engineer,
office as No. 70t3 All protests againsi
the granting OF said application. sta
thg the reasons therefor. must BE-
made by affidavit In duplicate. ac-
eompanied by Zee Of S2.5O. and filed
IN this office within thirty (1O) dayr
htter the completion OF the publicn
ton OF this notice W u. BEERS
State Engineer
Date OF first publication Feb. 10
lsl'' date OF completion Of publicu-
ton March 10. 1917.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
~ THE DISTRICT CoURT on TIM

Consult county clerk or the rcspec-
tive slgners for further Information
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-23
AUMSVILLE GRANGE

The Aumsville grange met in regular
meeting with "a members in attendance.
After the usual business was disposed
of three of the newly elected officers
were installed, as they were unable to
be present at the meeting when the
others were installed. Then the third
and fourth degrees were given to Sis
ter Ethel Macdonald by full initiation.
We enjoyed the presence of Sister
Vaughn of the Lyons grange and espe-
eially in our harvesters march. After
the initiation was completed we par
took of the usual bounteous feast which
only grangers can prepare and enjoy.
The grange extended its sympathy to
Sister Anderson in her loss of her be-
loved mother by the following:
Whereas: Our great Redeemer in his
infinite wisdom has seen fit to call to
her rest the mother of our esteemed
Sister Anderson, be it resolved, that
we extend to Sister Anderson, on behalf
of the Aumsville grange No. 436, our
deep and heartfelt sympathy, and con-
dolenee in this her hour of sorrow.
That copy of this be given to our
reporter and copy be sent to the
grange Bulletin and they be spread on
the minutes of our meeting.-Record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-23

the sewing society Of the Women S Re
lief Corps, will assemble at the home Of
Mrs. Mary II. Scott. llOJ Fairmount
avenue.
There will be business meeting and
all members are requested to be pres
ent.
After a short visit at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. Frank Wilbur Chace on South
Winter street, Mrs. j. NJ. McLennan
and daughter, Miss Jean MeLennan,
left Monday evening for their home in
Seattle.
Mrs, W. c. f. Pruitt of Pcndleton,
has joined her husband, who is in Sa-
lem attending the legislature.
The ladies aid society of the United
Brethren church on North Seventeenth
street, will meet on Wednesday (tomor-
row. afternoon at tne home of Mrs. II.
r. MeWhorter, l46l Market street, at
two o clock.
The Shaw parent-teacher 3 associa-
tion held a regular meeting on Satur-
day evening Following a short pro-
gramme given by the members and
school children, l.. p. Huntington of the
state department of public instruction,
gave a most interesting and instructive
lecture on "Industrial club work in
Oregon. Refreshments closed the ev-
ening.
Shaw has a very progressive associ-
alton, which is launching a membership
campaign with the slogan "Every par
ent member.
The Salem club of the Oregon Agri.
cultural College will give an informal
dancing party in honor of the seniors
of the Salem high school on Thursday
night, February the first at the armo-
ry.
A feature Of the affair will be a glee
club concert, which will precede the
dance.
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Criticised hy Frenchmen

Paris, Jan. 23.-The French press is
frankly critical today Of President Will
son s address to the American senate
All editorials agree in the general be-
lief that his message is not without
merit, but adjudge it Utopian because
it is to be applied to Germany and Pan
Germanism.
In well informed circles it was re
garded as most surprising "that Viii
son still does not recognize the crimin
al from the victim. " Officials who
privately expressed this view held that
the American president s international
law scheme would parallel the ordinary
commercial code.
The Matin s comment was typical.
"We agree with the principles Pres.
ident Wilson has enunciated,' the edit
orial asserted, "but there is a portion
of humanity on which the fact must bt
forcefully impressed that it is mere de
lusion to think that persuasion can bt
eff feetive.D
"The declaration moves in the Sc
rene domain of theories declared thu
Echo de Paris. "0ur friends across the
Atlantic, imagining our country in
vaded and bleeding, must feel and viii
understand, it is impossible for us tt
join unreservedly in this voyage int
the azure.
LIE Journal declared: "'President viii
son is haunted with the fixed idea o.
inaugurating the golden age of univer
sal brotherhood
GAS it is impossible to eliminat,
Germany, commented lie Figaro