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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-07-18

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Kiss is sweet
That fiickers through
About ten feet.
Brooklyn Citizen.
Sweetness Drawn Out.
A ten foot kiss
Is good but, we'll,
What of one that's
Sent by mail?
The Jacksonville Times Union
philosopher denies that noodle soup
is water on the brain. Neither is nut
sundae religious fanaticism.
%7kz*AAzz4
If Our editor-in-chief who is now
at the sea shore is enjoying any more
pleasant weather than are we at home
we will have to hand the palm to St.
Simons. The rain yesterday cooled
the atmosphere and freshened things
up like a warm April or May, rather
ithan scorching July.
@SsEKz47Ns.s.
The Federal government has wasted
so much time on the teaching of the
ultimate consumer that it has no
words left for the baker, the butcher
or cold storage plant that made the
advice necessary Jacksonville Times
Union.
Have a care there. you will find
yourself refused passage through the
mails with such seditious utterances.
true though they be.
&AHzz8.aAzz.s.
Concerning the war we have re-
ceived French, English, Belgian, Ita1-
ian, Russian and Com missions. In
the matter of the Red Cross we have
received many Re and few o mis-
sions.
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Boy, turn on another fan and bring
a pitcher of lemonade with plenty of
~ HAiDdly 1ISl dlQ.
With a sprig of mint and a couple
of straws.
Teddy is a very vital person, who
has done things.-S, B. How, in the
Tribune
Amen. We recall the way he "done"
Colombia, labor, and his Progressive
followers, for instance.-New York
Call
%Az+ANz*
We expected, this being Press Con
vention week, all the exchanges would
show an inferior sheet. But it seems
that when the cats away the mice
play" very little and work lot in
most shops.
4zzzzas.zSNzs.
How about another active Red Cross
campaign. If the girls knew how dog
gone good-looking they were in that
Red Cross regalia they would want
to have one on all the time
*77z7sAA77&
| That there are two sides to the l.
w. w. incident in Arizona is shown
by the statement after the 1900 de-
ported men reached New Mexico, that
312 of them had registration cards
and l42 were purchasers of Liberty
Bonds. That does not indicate that
the men as a whole were traitorous
or giving aid to the enemy-Tifton
Gazette.
sNEEsSE|*
1t was unreasonable of the crown
prince to expect the French to give
up any of the Champagne.-Dawson
News.
And, with the perspiration cascad-
ing down Our brow, we might add
that it was also unreasonable.
4'Nazz&Nszz&
The Atlanta Constitution asserts
that the bone dry law has sprung
leak. More likely it is just hollow
and the nectar flows right through.
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We might mention that the road
of the peroxide bond is bestrewn
with rox.
|.ssksza.7N,zz*
Not to be too cynical, but it is Of
ten the case that pep wins for a man,
or even wins man, much quicker
than rep.
&77EkR.NzsN$
The news dispatches show that Rus
STA is Scrapping again, which makes
us hope that Bloody Bill will bon
be scrapped.
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The most intricate Chinese puzzle
| at present is the old oirI berealf
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1917-07-18
STEREOTYPED SLABS

By STEWART F. GELDERS
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
CAMP LEWIS ENVIRONMENTS
AMONG THE BEST ANYWHERE

The sun Special Service.
AMERICAN LAKE. wash. sept
.iS.-M Camp Lewis. where the draft
ed men at the new national army are
being assembled for training IN the
western department. the army Young
Mems Christian association buildings.
thoroughly equipped and splcndidly
named. are awaiting the thousands
that are arriving daily Tons upon
tons of writing paper and envelopes
are within reach books and maya
zines have been carefully laid out. well
lighted buildings with ample facilities
for writing letters home and for re-
creation and comfort are completed
and everything l. free.
wherever American troops are sent
this same welcome awaits the soldier.
The sign of the red triangle Of the
Young Mems Christian association
means that within the walls of the
building friendly welcome awaits
the soldier. that everything In the
building IL at his disposal and there
are no don'ts and no dues. The sccrc-
tarles are efficient. trained men who
strive To- please him, o. look after his
comfort and 60 advise and cheer him.
IL u place where nc may go when
h. il homcsick or weary and find
genuine comrades. where he may take
his money for deposit and where he
will meet clean fellows with clean
thoughts
Whatever the army and navy Young
Mems Christian association can do 10
make man physically ~ for service
e. hia country Il is striving to do.
Educational classes are Instituted for
those who desire tu improve their
leisure hours There ~ a religious In
splrntiun for those who seek H. There
o. healthy recreation FOR those who
wish H. The Young Mems Christian
association II the great club uf the
enlisted man. II n open To- them all
no matter what their creed. II II the
bureau 81 Information In every camp
and environment. the center from
which radiatcs all the physical and
social activities.
II n the nearest thing Ia home that
the enlisted men viii find IN tho
army.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

Carbon county lands according to the
law would Increase assessablc vnlua-
tons 1T the county by fi.300. 600.
The attorney GcneraTs office still he
lievcs that such a result would bc OBJ
taincd through the adoption Of legal
assessment motl DDS. hut gives special
emphasis now a. the motive ~ self
protection. II IL said that 40 long ~
Carbon county Assessments are not
made In accord win tho requirements
IT the statutes the dHtc viii bc at the
mercy Of any dissatisfied coal land
owner at the count, Prosecution. "
IL mid. would Inevitably lead a. the
upHettinR>of an coal land assessments
IN carbon county made under the
method that has been IN vogue here
for several years.
The state Insists that the disrrr-
tinnary powers ~ the county assessor
are limited hy principles uf law that
require reaHonablcncHs. Thrs" prin-
ciplrF. II h said. would ultimately.
through the courts. do away with the
placing ut abHurdlf low values On
properties ~ unducstioncd inherent
wealth.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
NEM nEyERNGE mERE.

SIN another new beverage ana a
most popular one everywhere Il has
been introduced is "Tivoli white RIB
bon" made AT Denver, Colo, by the
riNoll-luion company and now being
distributed from Price by the q. H..
Wilson Selling company and also by
I'D Sheya, two local firms. Thomas
o'Connor of Denver, representing the
manufacturers, was In town last Sat
urday and being a hustler of the first
order was up with the birds-the
early ones. His house had heard Of
The sun and Il was 10 place an add
yertisement with this paper that It's
manager was called from his slumbers
to help give the TivOli more publicity.
Such is the demand for White Ribbon
that the firm is working day and night
20 keep mp with orders.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

the greater portion at the afternoon
ana late into the evening. Most uf
them had provided themselves with
lunches which were divided with those
without and very numerous were the
pleasant reunions" AZ u were, There
were sports Tor the children In the
Afternoon and u hall game Tor the low
rrH ct the national sport illawathn
defeated Price by u score ot five 60
four
In the evening there was q dance
at the high school gym. which was
packed o. capacity. Prices third
quota departed yesterday morning Tor
American Lake. Wash. Joined hy the
boys from Emery, uintah pu,hesnr,
Grand and San Juan counties Many
people. relatives ana friends uf the
departing ones who are tn tight for
liberty aud democracy were az the
train "a hid them farewell ana God
speed.
During the entire day there was not
an accident or nm unpleasant incident
tu mar the pleasure of homefoikH aud
visitors Price hospitality knew no
bounds ana many were IN" favorable
comments bearing ON Il, II " regret
nhlr o. all that some of the visitors
were discomfortcd "a some extent by
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

sumption OF II class 81 meat would
tend 60 docrcair the meat production
~ the country4 This idea h entirely
erroneous. according o. the forest SER
vice. which announces that more meat
pounds can be- produced from a given
amount ~ forage through the riaugh-
ter uf lambs and veal than by carry.
INK this stock 90 mature ngr 4 dis.
elimination against lambs IL u severe
blow o. the sheep industry of the
West, and Il II hoped that the mis-.
taken idea VIII soon be- right,d
Preston Nuiter has Just shipped
twenty seven ears 1T cattle from
Wuudsidr o. Denver rulo.. aud will
MAX" two more Xix shipments az an
early date.
what u said Co be- q record price
Tor beef sold at uuction-StN,0O e.
siN,bu-wuH paid az Sioux city, Ia,
last "Wednesday for herd at prize
winning steers az tho Interstate live
stock fair.
Tho live stock exhibits of the Utah
state Fair this year are promising.
Entries have been received not only
from every part 1T Utah. hut also
from Colorado. Montana and Idaho.
II Is apparent that some uf the best
hlooded stock In the West viii De- az
the exposition.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
Omaha Live stock.

OMAHA, Sept 2O.-Hogs Receipts
booo head, market ten 10 twenty cents
higher, Heavy sl7GO 10 $500.
mixed, SlI75 % $500; light. si7.70
TO $3.50; pigs, $3.50 60 $3.50: bulk
of sales, si7.75 a. $500.
Cattle-l,eceipts. 7iO0 head and
market steady 10 ten cents lower. Ma
tive steers. $1,000 60 $500; COWS and
htlIers, 500 % sll,OO; western steers
Ss,oO Z" $3.50; Texas steers, $3.50 Co
5000; COWS ana heifers. $3.50 q,
S9.25; tanners. $3.50 10 s6.6O. stock u
ers and feeders, $500 20 SI2.5O. buIIs
stays, etc, $3.50 20 SS.75: calves M
SS.75 90 Sl2.75.
sheep-lseceipts, $4,000 head. Mar.
Ret steady and ten 60 fifteen cent,
lower Nearlings. Sl2.6O 10 SI3sO,
wethers, $3.50 10 Sl275; ewes. $40 90
TO sii.s5; lambs. Si7,75 70 sls.25.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
TIebcr and Cotton sheep.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. go.-
Lambs and sheep sold yesterday fif-
teen 90 twenty-five cents higher. re-
ceipts, 10000 head. smith a. Lewis
ot Heber sold a hundred and nfty-one
fat lambs, Eovcnty-four pounds, al
$3.50; four hundred and forty-three
fat lambs, seVenty-slN pounds. $3.50:
one hundred and twenty-five breed
Ing ewes, one hundred nine pounds.
Nl2'15, iva hundred and thlrty-seyen
feeding ewes, one hundred aud eleven
pounds. sli,50, Smith a Adler nf
Cotton sold hundred aud forty-eight
feeding lambs, fifty-six pounds. al
$3.50, and four hundred and ninety.
nine feeder lambs, siSty-thrre pounds
az $50.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
FILES COMPLAINTS.

Complaints have been filed IN jus
tees court AZ Provo by George A..
Storrs. warden. against three prison
crs confined In the state prison. who
escaped from the convict road camp
IN the eastern part Of Utah county
some time ago and were recapturcd.
Bert Heaton II charged with escaping
from prison camp. and Sam Per
kins and Marvin Perry with grand
larceny II u claimed they stole
hundred dollars from Philip itoutz. o.
guard at the camp. at the time of their
escape. The men viii be brought
from the state prison at Salt Lake city
FOR hearing
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
PLEASED WITH SHOWING.

Prof ". =. Anderson and Prof 4.
J. Taylor. whom he succeeds ~ club
leader In Carbon county. were out In
IN. county Tuesday last getting ac-
quainted with the boys and girls who
are working on the various projects.
Everywhere they found the boys and
girls kecniy interested In their work.
The well kept plots of potatoes beans.
Tomatoes and gardens gave evidences
OF a very profitable seasons work. EN-
cellent yields are being obtained from
the beah and potato projects wherever
they have begun To- harvest and these
young progressive farmers are GER
tainly doing their share toward feed.
ing Uncle Sam.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
NEW FIRM GOING ~.

Martin Miiiarich 81 Black Hawk.
doing business at Price a. the carbon
Mercantile company. has closed o.
lease Tor the \. g. Miles room recently
vacated hy Charles Avcrill. aud will
occupy the same with an office mud
stock ~ merchandise. The bulk ~
stock however viii b." Kept nt tho
Old Salt Lake CIV Brywlng compau,
warehouse IN the west part of the
rity. ne h to handle soft drinks aud
similar merchandise In carload ints
and will make Price the distributing
point The Sun understands Millnr-
ich with his family may soon move to
Price. tie h. an excellent gentleman
and good business man and viii Dee
welcomed locally.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
SHORT STORIES Of THE WEEK

the hotels and restaurants being I'M
able To- care for patrons IN some In
stances. hut these were few.
II Is conservatively estimated tnat
more than fifteen hundred people were
in the parade and close 60 hundred
automobiles and other vehicles. Mu-
sicians from Castle Gate. HiaWatha'
Helper. Storrs. standardville and sun
INSIDE helped with the music. Al OF
the county bands are shot to pieces
bv the draft Along the way the
parade was cheerod by thousands lin
ing the main thoroughfares.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

500 To ss.2b: Gamers. $500 20 $500;
Fat bulls $500 20 $500. bologna bulls.
$500 tn $500: veal calves, $500 to
$3.50.
uops-Markct steady to higher
choice hogs. goo to $50 pounds. sl'.5O
To siS.2b: mixed hogs. 100 pounds and
up. st6.7b 90 $3.50. feeders. $iAOO TO
$500.
sbeep-NIarket steady. Good choice
lambs. $500 to Si5.75. ewes. $3.50
To- $3.50. wethers. $1,000 to $1,000:
,eartings. S1O.5O to Stt.O0.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
SUR ron AI.rSGEp INJrnrrs.

Archibald Anderson has filed suit at
Salt Lake City against Utah Fuel com
pany. the Pleasant Valley Coal COM
pany and John Stone TO recover thirty
thousand dollars damages for per-
sonal injuries he alleges he suffered
May 81. 1915. In a mine accident. The
coal companies are named as oygnprs
Of the mine. and Stone as responsible
In part through negligence for the ac-
cident Anderson alleges his right leg
was smashed ana his back injured
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
Are You Living on
Credit?
Don't

We guarantee a. save YOU az
least 10 per cent, and Frequently
more, On credit prices. YOU
MUST PAY ron CREDIT.
Common sense viii tcll YOU
that No one can carry large ac-
counts On his books month after
month without charging the GUS
toner Tor the use OF his money.
Your money talks here. aud
gets the very rock bottom prices.
We buy for cash, sell for cash
and hav no had accounts e. APP
portion among the good paying
customers.
Hence We can afford To-, aud
10, sell cheaper than anyone can
afford Ia sell YOU ON credit
Come in ana make us "eat our
words"-OR PROVE THEM.
HAY. grain. salt, sugar. mlllstuffs.
Hour. produce and about everything
Use for man and beast that goes with
my uptodate commission house.
iERVlCE
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

About nine.tenths OF American mu-
steal hits Of today are based on the
popular Hawaiian music as produced
in the islands by the native musicians.
Hear the company tonight at the Exc.
Admission 10. Is and soc. Seats at
sutton Drug storc.-Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

NORTH SALT LAKE CITY. Sent
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1914 head ana
market steady. Choice steers. tsOo
TO 1T.2bi choice cows and heavy hsi.
fers. $3.50 TO t7.25i fair 70 good cow.
and heifers. 1915 10 $3.50; cutters
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

MIR. and Mrs y. r. Borkcnhagcn of
Helper are To- make their home III
Price at least for the winter that the
children may have the advantages OF
being nj homo while attending school
hgrp
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

when IL comes 10 real near beer.
there II only one on the market
That's "Snappy" Handled Wholesale
locally by Price Commission company.
--Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

Look for the Cranes Shoe shop.
Only shop In Price equipped FOR sew
ing soics on by modern machinery.
Corner basement ~ viEiis Building.
-AuNt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

r. r. Harmon and W. v. BENNETT ~
Grand Junction. Colo. have come to
Price to take charge " Armour a
Cos business.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
CARBON OFFICIALS
FILE DEMURRER
MONDAY
COAL ASSESSMENTS BErORE TIIE
SUPREME COURT

Constitution of the Commonwealth
Likcncd Unto House BuIit Upon the
sands Ia That "a T. Unsound and
Inequitable aud Ia Direct Violation
OF the Laws of the United states.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21


Hearing on the nandamuH pf"cred-
ingu brought b. Dan o. Shields. at
torney general to eomp.i the nss....
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equalization sees u, has again been
postponed from September itth. last
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rhe aeuon was 'ahen ON motion "i IN"
supreme court following a conference
between at,ornsyn representing the
Carbon board OF county commission
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$3.50,
Appf"i-'"c" "''''"'
The claim is made that the Carbon
county Assessor and commission have
used their honest Judgment In fixing
tha values OF coal lands under their
Jurisdiction for 1917. The whole stu.
alton In the county IN such that np-
praisement al exact cash values IL eN-
tremely difficult The requirement Of
the stat claw that all coal lands be
aaaesEed al the purchase price paid
90 the federal government proved en-
tlreIy unfair The state law falls short
of the constitutional requirement for
equal protection Of citizens Ia lis fail
ure Co provide an impartial mode and
method OF ascertaining the value ~
property and lts provisions are dis
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

Judge ana Mrs George Christians
of Mt Pleasant have u new sri 4
their home that arrived but f's
days ago.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
For Sale by Consolidated Wagon !,
Machine Co, Price. Utah.

knights of Pythina lodges throus,l
out Carbon county are raising a is,i
to assist families ~ members Who q
to war. Grand Chancellor l.. A j..
cobScn Of Manti. hut formerly a ~
dent of scofield. has charge II ~
work locally and this week j. naksf
a canvas uf the county.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

Complete legal blank stock At 81,
Lake city and Provo prices The So
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
ARGUMENTS IN THE WRIT
ARR HEARD IN WEDNESDAY

Arguments On the mandnmuH writ
were heard hy the supreme court ON
"wednesday last ~ the opening the
attorney for ~. Carbon county OFT
riaiH Withdrew the contention quer-
iioninE the vonHtitutionaiity of the
constitution uf the state ~ Utah rein-
tive tn the assessment OF coal lands,
iir argued that In the petition the
state had not segregated the lands In
o. separate CLASSES for the purpose uf
nNessment. and that no basis had been
established hy the state Tor such AS
seHsmcnt or fur tn application Tor %
writ ~ mandate.
n was nlEn argued that the court
would have NJ right To- find error In
the assessment On coal lands pur-
chased from the state, unless Il could
find error la the assessment on lands
purchased from the government az
the price paid a. the government Tor
such lands AZ prescribed by the state
law, he maintained that there could
not be- two findingH. II was further
maintained that after having certified
tn his assessment roll "a the county
treasurer and the latter had extended
the roll Tor the purporc of taxation.
the county assessor was without p"wcf
or authority L. change such asscrs-
mcnts and could not be- directed hy
any other authority to make changes,
Ia arguing the case for the state,
q. G, Daily. assistant attorney gem
ernl, maintained that as the assess-
mrnt had been made. not according
o. law. but on false basis. the result
OF AN agreement between the coal
land owners and the county assessor,
Il was nun ana void, and the condi-
tion az the present time the same as
In the ease 81 land that had been over
looked By the county Assessor In MAX
ug the annual assessments. aud never
had been assessed.
The findings Of the court are eN-
pected to bc announced any day now,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
PRICE AID CARBON COUNTY
HONOR SOLDIERS

Icontlnued from pagc oneJ
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
EVERYTHING GOING At PROFIT
TO SHIPPERS

Continued from page twoJ
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

warrrn's Famous llawaiians, ma
tive Hawaiian musicians, presenting
a program at instrumental and vocal
music, native dances and comedy, VIII
be- seen az the Eko theatcr this tFri-
dayl evening This aggregation h
recommended as being one at the best
Hawaiian troupes ever touring this
country Admission IS, 20 ana soc
Seats al sutton Drug store.-AdVt
Managing "a husband consists In
mrtkly deferring To his Judgment In
selecting a melon or what to have Tor
dinner while you proceed serenely tu
select his crayats hts socks. his reli-
gion. his politics and the place whore
he is going "a live.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-08
CARD OF THANKS.

! wish to express my sincere graft
tudc 10 all my friends for their kind
ness and sympathy shown during the
illness and death Ct my beloved wife,
MNra.
LAURENCE WILLIAMS