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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16

erai death rate from pneumonia iu
tho United States
Fcvers take few victims In thi4
state The death rate from typhoid
u practically nothing and from scat
let fever ~ being reduced year after
year. II II said that " the cuuntr
districts and the smaller cities Of thu
state would quarantine properly that
great reductions In the death rate
could be effected.
The only appropriation which IN"
state board has at to command, with
which Co educate the people. ~ u FUND
of five thousand dollars and " " fiE
ured that the only contribution the
department can give Co aiding In the
fight against contagious diseases ..
less than than postage stamp fot
every man, woman ana child In the
state.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16

Utah he's record for the lowest
death rate In the United States and n
holds the lowest death rate record. ~
far ~ deaths from tuberculosis H.
concerned. of any state. Statistics
prepared FOR u part ~ the year by
the state board of health show that In
Utah the deaths from tuberculosis
have been steadily reduced during the
past five years In addition u IN
pointed out by Dr. r. a. beatty. see.
Rotary of the state board uf health
that a great number ~ the deaths
credited 20 Utah should not be- charg.
cd a. this state. aa the hospital eases
brought Co Utah from nearby states
In the intermountain country are q
material factor In increasing the
death rate.
In October a bulletin was issued by
the state board of health urging quar-.
antlnr against measles In December
more than firty.fivc hundred and
scycnty.fivc eases OF measles were re-
ported from the several counties
showing that thirty babies died from
the disease. II was the opinion OF
DR. Beatty that " proper rcportinl
and quarantining had been observe,
the number OF eases would have beef
held 60 a minimum and no dsath
would have resulted.
Pneumonia. which N regarded gen
orally as fatal In this climate. H. no
as serious as generally supposed. tn
report OF the United States health bu
reau shows that the number OF death
resulting from pneumonia Il less Il
Utah. according 10 population. than Il
New York. The ratio OF deaths From
pneumonia In this state, compare'
with the number OF deaths from IN
disease In all parts OF the Unite
States. population considered, show
the rate In Utah 20 be under the zen
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16
PAYDAY At SUNAYSIDE
around Forty Thousand Doiiar~ M.
tributcd-sociaI and Personal.

sUNNYsiDE. March III. L.
Binch. assistant paymastcr and auji.
tor Tor Utah Fuel company. was herr
Saturday Tor the every two weeks
payroll for employees lie lett nrornd
forty thousand dollars after al store
and company deductions had been
made. The mines and coke ovens arr
each working every day
". v. Tucker returned Saturday at
tct a business trip TO Salt Lake City
Wednesday the third number Of the
blackwell Lyceum couru. was given
a dance followed the entertainment,
Miss Irene Thomas spent the week
end az her home in kenflworth.
Mrs. &. ~. Funk entertained IN.
Ladies' Literary club Saturday.
saturday evening the sunnyaide or
cheatra held another OF their enjoy
able dances In the bowcry.
Miss Emily IaSsen was hostess a.
the Art Embroidery club Saturday
Her guests were Mrs G. X. Fahring
Mrs A. %. Hadlcy MisH Ruth Martin
Mrs, ". a.. Kersten. Miss cleon Las
son. Mrs James westfield. Mrs. I'D
nrenner and Mrs. }. W. Littlcjohn.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16
SOCIETY

Mrs. Charles Averili entertained the
members 81 the Merry Afternoon Card
club and their husbands NJ her homo
Tuesday evening. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald entertained
a number of invited guests at five
hundred at her home Saturday after
noon. After the games refreshments
were served
Several friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
\. Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Parry gave them n surprise at the
home % the former on "Wednesday
evening. Well filled baskets OF good
thlngn 10 cat were taken along. The
evening WIS passed at cards and
Other amuscments.
Miss Mabel Middleton entertained
the Tuesday Evening Bridge club az
her home on Sixth street Monday
evening. the usual number OF mem
bcrs being present besides few In.
yttrd guests. Honorh were awarded
90 Miss Ida II, Tanner aH the best
player. Refreshments were served
Miss IIilda MRdsen entertained at
dinner Saturday. the occasion being
the anniversary OF her fathers birth
day. Covers were laid for Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. &. MadHen, Mrs, &. w. Ander-
sen Mir. and Mrs. y. W. Andersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Carter, Mrs. Mar
gnrct Johnson. Mrs Christian Mad
sen. Mrs Nellie Morris. Anthem Mad
sen. =. n. Longsdorf Miss Ncllie Nor
ris ana bruce and Louise Madscn.-
Mt Pleasant Pyramid, SIN.
Mrs. Mabel J. Earle entertained a
pnrty of children Saturday afternoon
| in honor OF her little daughter. knth-
crimes. eighth birthday Anniversary
says Mt. Peasants Pyramid Of last
Friday. The little guests were en-
trrtained with games and sports and
later enjoyed dainty refreshments
The little guests were joyce, Edwin
and Myrtle JOHNSON. Max and Aileer
Denhalter. Bernita and Leone Mad
sen. M and Freda Rasmussen. Louis
Winters, "A. 7. Wilcox and Wendell
Wall" Mrs Earle h the wife of DR.
Is. u. Earle of Somerset Colo, and
until recently resident ~ sunny
side Dr. and MR.. Earle az one um'
lived In Price.
Sundays Tribune has this mention
In IL society columns OF several per
sons well known In Carbon county
some former residents here; "A
novel feature Of the bridge tea 60 h'
/ given by the music section OF the La
dies Literary club March 22d n al
entertainment TO be given during tn
tea hour. The chief feature Of enter
ltainmcnt will be "a musical sketcl
written by Miss Helen Greenwood AM
Mrs. Ira IA. Lewis. entitled THE LAM
of the Dollar" The cast viii includ
Mrs. W. n. Ferguson, Mrs Howar'
LA. Lawson. Mrs. w, u, ltishel, Mrt
Rosamond Hart Mrs. Freeman Bas
sett Mrs. Philip senour, Mrs. Allel
McNitt and Miss Myla Kenworthy.
skit viii be presented by Miss Rub
Chadwick. Mrs, Theodore Parke
win be- accompanies"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16
PRICE AND NEARBY

HUL HWU HlhllUI
plans are under way for "a sub
stantial addition to the Garden Store
building. owned by the Dernardis.
Last Sunday baby girl was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. John q. uublcr NJ
their home on North Ninth street
Twin girls were born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Hen Bean Monday morning.
Roth mother and children are doing
nicely.
west tIiawatha's school was closed
down the first Of the week On account
of the prevalence of measles There
are twenty or more cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. johnson. late
~ Montpelier. Ida. and newcomers
to Price. are the parents of girl
baby now hut few days old.
Lowell Jcssen and Glenn Harmon
II the Carbon high won the debate
with the Emery Stake academy at
castle Gate last Saturday evening.
wednesday, spowstorm az Price
was hsht, ioW'N'', n'n' 'n,"'s "
,n' u,su.'' ' 'n'' ',,. -, - $3.50 -
''' ""' S'''' S''''''S ''''''' Wv"
NJ and Mira lean. ulnck of Cotton
40. ,h. nar.nts 81 A., nov son ina.
came 90 them at price this week. $40.
thcr ana bapo are a' INC mono OF
lri'hus h''e'
n tt.,,ron h,. h,..,, r,..b,,h,d A.,
,,sn, ~ On. nonv.r and ma
o,.as. =, prtc, NOR nm ahs,,c. of
- ,,,,, a, s,t, t.akc city yh,r,
he wen, s,r treatment for theuma.
tism.
,,,s.,. n.,r,. ehrt.,.,.., duyInp
,,'' ,s,,aL armed aIcn,ov uaIiInycr off
iIs,n., W n pyanst OF weIlinKton
IA r. "a pnrc az py,c, as apprai...ra
- a.,a,n. In c,rhon conn,y maj nny
~. .,n,.c, a. an Incarnc ,ax
-. - = c..,.,,,, .,,y ,o.i,,
,s,ir.r ,,g,,rc. % start IN ON n sprinr
Its.,'i. '.s. =, p.,ss let ar hs,,.,,
ins ~ u.s,h.r conditions Tn. eli,
ns,,...', "a a., 80 la, a,,, each
a. no LACKED where n.ecss,rry.
Tho dance given Tuesday evening
81, a,,andsS hv : n,nhsr az mem.
ps,s sna ,ny,,sg S,,es,s This ~ IN,
.,.s,,,S =, !. 80, 90 dances s,,,,, n,
an. n.,,,,, arsan,x.a c,,h ana she,
40. n,o,,,nr n,,1,a nonuInr
The best way 60 bring cream 10 IN,
right temperature. for churnins In
cold weather IL 20 put the pail In d
tub OF very warm water. Stir IN,
cream constantly 20 Il will get warn
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16
RATE FOR CARBON COUNTY
AND FOR THE STATE IS VERY LOW

For three months ending December
~. 1910. there were forty deaths and
"a hundred and eighteen births IN
Carbon county az the deaths pneu-
monia claimed twsnty-nine and ~
phpid eleven
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16

n used Co be the ambition OF ever
country hoy Co own the fastest horr'
In the neiRhborhood. Now the de-
sire Of most boys h Ca own AN auto
mobile. and see how fast they can
spin the apsedometrr around
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16

i-iah' Wy attorneys, were IN IriCC this
week In attendance upon district
court.
J Mrs ". \. Grottc and son. Matt.
are In Salt Lake city visiting with
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Uesas the latter
being quite ~ Of late.
Nell ~ Madscn was down from
Scoflold Saturday attending meet
lnE Of the directors Of the Price com.
mcrcial and Savings bank.
Mir and Mrs. u H. Dickinson of
Eureka have arrived w Price tn make
this city their home The former has
Joined the Golden Rule staff.
N. r. Nelson was over from Mt
Pleasant Saturday attending 60 mat
tcrs In connection with the Price
Commercial and Savings bank.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Larsen have
moved from Castle Gate tn spring
city. where they have bought prop
crty and are 60 make thcir home.
Mrs. cordclia u. Bc,k departed
this week for noston. Mass, after
spending considerable time AZ Price
with her daughter. Mrs. Edith u. Mar
tin.
| Mr. and Mrs Howard Pnttcc.
who have made their home In Price
for the past two years. are TO- leave
within a short time for Idaho to re-
side.
Miss Elsa bean OF Provo IN n
guest at the home of MIR. and Mrs. "
y. bean and incidentally looking al.
ter the twin babies that arrived this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. a. Brnffet wcr,
down the first OF the week. the FOR.
mer on business. and Mrs. Brauet e
visit her sister. Mrs. Alice Sage. nj the
Tavern.
| &C. u. Marcuscn and a. q. Hornet
returned this morning from bust
ness trip Co Salt Lake City on natter
connected with utnh-ldaho Motol
company.
Mr. and Mrs George NJ. Mille
and Dr. and Mira W. y. bash OF Hun
tinEton motorod over Tuesday nigh
90 attend the dance given by the Ma
sonic Social club
Il. A. Hills. formerly with y. l.
Buckio's tailoring establishment. wa
In Price this week. Himself and fam
ny are likely 90 move back here iron
Grand Junction. Colo.
DIR. v. NJ. Neher of Castle DAT
and Dr. y. u. slopanskcy of Helper
accompanied boy their wives were Il
Price Tuesday evening In ATTENDANCE
upon the social OF the Masonic club,
Misses GLADYS helms and Fair
, Adams. teachers az West lllAwatha
t. came down o. Price last wodnesda
q and viii remain here until the mensle
I epidemic at that camp has ahated.
, i. II. Manson and n. J. TuTne
are az home from a brief trip o. Eu
reka. where each II interested 4
, mining property The snow n =
heavy they could not do ar see much
4 Mrs J. NJ. Loveridgc OF Prov
and former resident of Scofield, Wis
4 tied relatives az Price and az Castl
Dale and Clawson during the weel
. Mrs Loveridge II a sister OF rhoma
Dumayne'
III. q. smith. who holds down
= position as operator at WOOdside, wa
here Saturday and spent the day wit
4 me- fanny w fIl'e, ~" ~ uhiH Noe
a dolhs teh"i worn az "'fh N'N'I "'
dulhs " Wen
n ,..,,., 49,. ,.., h., h.., "A,
g ans, =, pr,c.. a. th. ma, f.,y month
!, II back IN EureAa ana WIZ pionap
a ieH"lh mere TOT tho pu'p"so " ,ou'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16

and to which everyone is most COR
daily invited. Song by the .congrega-
ton Shall the Youth Of Zion Fall
terri reading. Miss Ruth Millburn;
vocal duet. Misses Lila Morley ana
Laura wootten; extemporaneous
speaking. Lessons. young men. $50
cial Service Value Of relief Society
Work" Young ladies. spiritual eN-
poriences of Mutual girls.
Property Of the Utah Light and
Power company is being carefully
guarded against molestations that
may result from the strained inter-
national relations. Though no cause
Of special action has been given up
to date. II has been thought advisable
by officials Of the company To main
tain three shifts Of eight hours each
on guard at the company's properties
50 that any attempt at injury might
be readily detected While the fore
going applies mainly to Idaho and
Utah. the power lines In Carbon and
Emery counties are not being over
looked
About everyone that can get away
from home over az the southern
camps will be in Price tomorrow
Saturday evening In attendance up-
on the ~. Patrick's dance at the high
school gymnasium OF the employees OF
the Southern Utah and Castle Valley
railroads The United States Fuel
company band and orchestra Is Co
furnish the music and " the weather
permits there will be street concert
previous 60 the dance by the band.
No invitations are issued this year.
everyone being invited. The pro-
grams and printing for the big affair
come from The Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16
MANY CORPORATIONS ARE
BEHIND WITH THEIR TAXES

Seven hundred and ten corpora
lions. chartered to do business IN the
state OF Utah. have failed 60 pay the
corporation license tax assessed aR-
ainst them for the year 1915. accord
Ing 90 the list which the secretary Of
state has made out and forwarded 60
Gov Simon Hamburger. Unless the
corporations found In the list pay the
license tax by April LIST, next they
will be barred from doing business
and their charters VIII be revoked.
"
when the higher prices you get for
farm stuff go hand In hand with
higher cost Of production. you are
not making much more.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16

Merchants coupon books In all dc
nominations The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16

Legal blanks at The Sun office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-16

printing. lie n now engaged In the
mercantile business there. being man
aEer OF the Elmo Trading company.
Times are good around our section
of the country" says he.
Sheriff Frank narnss of San
Juan county was In Price Tuesday Ia
take hack "a that county man by
the name Of Estes, who has been con-
fined In the county Jail here Tor some
time for HafekeopinE. While In IN"
city Sheriff Barnes was shown around
hy Sheriff collingham and Deputy
l.eute.
After pleasant visit In Los An.
goleH. Gala. for two or three weeks
Fred g. Ferron II back at his work
looking after the Raven mines. lic
expects a. ship u great deal Of elatcr-
tie and gilsonite this year. His par
ents are now In Los Angeles. where
they viii make their home. -Myton
Free Press. 9Th.
MIR. and Mrs Lars Gunderson re-
turned sunday evening from "A trip
OF several weeks In California. They
stopped In Los Angeles. Long Beach
and all the principal cities along the
route 90 San Francisco. AZ Ions
Beach they saw &. &. McWhinney
who Is located there In the practice Of
law aud In doing we'll. They enjoyed
their trip immensely and report q
most splendid outing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-01
PRECEDENT ESTABLISHED
IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

London July 17.-tBy Mail. 49, Com
menting on the meeting Of British and
German delegates at the Hague, TO con-
slider questions relating to prisoners.
the Law Journal says: 1T has always
been understood hitherto that the state
Of war operates a complete severance
Of all relations between the belligerents
except that Of pure force This is the
explanation Of the common practice
followed universally in the present war
whereby the belligerents deal with each
other through the intervention of peu
tral powers. The present meeting is
1t is suggested, without precedent in
the history Of international law. Its i'm
portance does not end there. II almost
! seems as if we are at last becoming
emancipated from the chains Of the
old fashioned diplomacy, which almost
deliberately made it impossible for bel
! ligerents fairly and squarely TO talk Out
their causes of friction face to face
The new departure is one from which
much may be hoped in other directions
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-01
THE WAR SITUATION.

Ada News: On the surface the dark
est day Of the war is right now. Rus.
sion lines have broken and deserters are
swarming through the great forests
and plains Of the new democratic
nation. The French line is wavering
and may break under the continual
bombardment Of the German guns.
The countries Of Denmark Norway.
Sweden and Holland continue TO
pour food into the German empire.
The United States is not ready to fight
and will not be ready for several
months The submarine seems to be
winning, or az least is destroying an ap.
palling number Of merchant vessels
The outlook seems dark.
But is Germany winning? Wars have
| been won on few segregated victories
Is Germany not making the last great
stand. depending upon winning this or
losing the whole thing? This is the opin.
ion Of some and might be viewed with
some degree of pleasure were il not Tor
/ the fact that Russia Is demoralized
| But in spite OF the Russian rout the
outlook is brighter than at first seems
The United states win stop the food
going into the four countries named
above and these viii have only enough
/ food for home consumption. Russia
may rally enough TO entertain "a few
thousand soldiers on that front; that /.
an that is necessary. Preparations an,
under way for a drive along the Bel
glan coast in an attempt TO break III,
! German line and destroy the submarin,
bases along the North Sea. Thousands
OF airplaues are TO be turned out boy
/ the allies. Can Germany stand under
the strain2 We believe she cannot. Il
may take two years To bring her To hel
knees. but 10 her knees she must come
The coast drive will not be another Dar
dauelles affair II will be planned viii
sense and executed with vigor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-01
A CARDINALS LEADERSHIP.

New York Sun: Cardinal O'Connelrs
counsels addressed TO an audience gath
cred in Boston to support the Ninth
Massachusetts, regiment are applicable
to every American in every state of
the union. Among other sensible and
wise things the cardinal said:
The air is rent with thousand stri-
dent voices shouting hysterically a thou.
sand different principles. All this is
poor service to the nation Let US have
done once for all with these bewilder.
ing orations; the one thing now neces-
sary and the only thing that will stand
| firmly through all the varying vicssi
tudes now before us will be this prin
ciple our country is at war and we
are bound before God to render it our
fullest service"
Nowhere have the futility Of mean
! ngless words and the plain duty OF
every loyal citizen been more convinc
ingly and simply set forth than in these
sentences They expose the plain obi
cation that rests on the nation and its
people in a manner that will relieve the
doubts Of those who have been confess
ed by "hysterical shouting and "bewil
dering orations"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-01
CUT THE WEEDS.

Why wait till the hay fever is in full
swing before cutting down the weeds
which cause it? Every town in the
country has its vacant lots overgrown
with the weeds whose pollen will, in a
week or two. begin TO blow into the
noses of those subject TO the affliction.
Now is the time to cut down these rank
growths.
Hay fever is not a joke II is a dis
ease. And some Of its victims II in.
capacitates only partly, some wholly.
A competent business man fiat on his
back. his temperature above normal,
requiring the almost continuous atten-
tion of some one who put bandages
dipped in boric acid solutions over his
eyes for days at a time is not a fit
subject for humor This. although a
real case may seem and extreme one.
But something similar to this is found
in every ones experience.
This misery is 10 a large extent pre-
ventable. II all weedy growths within
reasonable distance of habitations are
cut down now. the suffering from hay
fever this summer can be minimized II
not wholly removed.
Weeds are also the kaiser's allies
The pollen which blows over the coun
try next month will cause much extra
work in next years garden. To stoT
work for a day or two now to remove
the Objectionable plants before theil
period OF reproduction will save much
more than the same time next summer
Also, the country needs the normal en-
ergy Of the hay feverites this year.
! H,,t .t,a ,,s.nls ,,,.ts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-01

ed at Thermopyae; the light Tell kin
died on the Alpine tops; the light that
streamed over England's Runnymeade;
the light our continentals saw glimmer
all the way from Lexington to York
towns plain-the light of freedom, in
the very essence a spark of divinity!
And with this light on their faces and
in their souls the sacrifice of these two
hearts loses its somberness and takes
on the similitude Of a glory that haloes
their young lives.
He and she, just those two in all the
wide universe; with nobody else tc
count; yet braNely answering the call OF
duty, unflinchingly laying their hopes
on the altar Of their country. There is
no braver sight i'm all the world thar
this.
And o you men and women of Amer
lea; o you men and women of a war
ring world, how many splendid millions
of you are translating the "he and she
into me and mine" as you give the
cOuntersign to service?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-01
AIM TO LIVE
100 YEARS OLD
Keep the Bowels Clean and Liver Ae
tive Without Calomel-Take
Van aN

Keep the Bowels Clean and Liver Ae.
tive Without calomel-Take
Van Lax.
Barring accidents. there is no rea-
son why We should not live to a hun
dred. by keeping the bowels clean and
open and liver active. Calomel won't
do this Il sickens Van Lax is a
scientific substitute that won't sick
en- you, but acts gently and pleasantly
on the bowels. Van Lax prevents sick.
ness. eliminates intestinal poisons, re-
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of digestive organs, increases poor
circulation, restores strength. Hun
dreds of letters from users prove its
wonderful help TO victims OF rheuma'
tism. insomnia. sick and nervous
headaches, stomach disorders. Van
Lax Is natures master tonic. Any
druggist can supply you with a bic
bottle for soc, or send TO Van Vleet
Drug Co, Memphis, Tenn. Rosy cheeks
and sparkling eyes and the disappear
ance OF pimples and facial blemishes
will convince you OF the merits OF this
new health discovery. Try Van LaI
today. Don't wait.