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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11

3uder. prsh. fefi; Raffinir'
ter Gut aOaf $10.so; pOpbsrsO 49,.
40; CUBES $9.75; srauulirt,, 1920;
Gonfsttionsr u" $9.15; Of u" s.
s5-S.95; p:ibtr EXTRA SS.65-8.75;
rtra &c 1856 per 100 pfunb.
NpIaffss. - Rar.t fistts. =
Rem Orleans Open 2etttI 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43-45c per SdIlon,.
Refs. - erira fanep Seab 81
04e; fancp S-Sar; iseonb 9saS 7ac;
ssbrrtxner 6se: Jnpan 73--S3e;
Blue Rcfs 8se per pfunb.
Daifpsprobufts
Butter. - Tlarft siemIih Isb.
bait. prtife fef. - WboIemiIt srtra
45c; G.niraIi5,b srtra 42Ac ;g,ntra.
li5sb firits 40hc; ieeonbs 28c; lanep
Sairp 3Se; padins Gtod 30-35t.
adfs. - Rartt fstis; Gtip 25c;
RcrbmsffIi6sr 26-26Ae; Stem BORT
&c; S4peissr 37-65e; 2imburesr
25-26e; bo. Hrid 24e per yfuno.
etet. = Wortt rubia unb bie
preif. ftstis. = prima firits Siitnsr.
sisr 40c; firms 3sae; orbindre firIts
36Ae; iscpnbs 33e per 0ussnb.
GefIigtL. - Wnrit Isbbaft,
qreiis fsher. - groiIers 2 Plumb u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11

Ginctnnati, 10. Sept.
3uiubr unD g.rIan6t fir bic 9srs
flOTensn 48 Stunbsn, persIi4.u nit
oNkIbsn 3eit Der IsBisn DO4e Darsn
tpte folst:
3ufuEr.
RnbD. Gtpeins S4af..
3. Sep. 3344 2860 1854
10. Sep. 1852 1858 1241
Der mbt.
RinoO. S4apeins S9aIe
3. Sep. -. 103 1913 S74
10. Sep. IA 1869 691
Rinboitb. = Die 3ufubr mar
beute cine itarte. Der 9srtauf mar
lshbait glei6 bel Der Gr0ffnung nit
GROCER lOtoIsr unb 8erianbtsRaffras
ae. Bette Stisre uno SunsDisb ma,
rem Itart uno Osrtauften 10-15e bos
ber als gnbe LETTER Bo9e. Sn &C.
Ipobuli6em uRo gsring.m gi.b aa!ten
bur6idnittlid bic Jreitasss spr,lle.
Getts stiibe uno Gamers itetig Dis
TART, Wittslsrabe jtstis. 9ute Wiias
tiibe ftstis. 9etp6bnlide Wlildtube
pertauftsn Iansfam, msiit aIs
S9la4tpisb. Bon 2arbbe5frten mar
ftarts Radfrase nab suten Stod,rs
unb Geebers uub etniss @sriGufe jsiss
ten cine leihts prsiserb0bune. @es
fpobnli6e uuO gerinssr. Stodsrs rpds
ren lansfam bei alten prefeu. Der
aasemeine gidrttabi9luB mar sui.
Wtittlers uno f9tpere Stisrs $500
1900; 6lsiiter Siisrs 800
1000; aussrleiene biz EXTRA $1O.25-
11.5O; Ssifsrs $6.00-8.60; aussrs
leIsne kis .rtrd $7.75-9.00; Cans
ners $5.00-5.25; MiI9tiibe S45.O0
--12o.00; Stoters unb 5esoers So
5000.
gutlsn. : Die 3ufu6r mar
leioli9, Der Uartt ATTN. Cute 30
Iosna> unb JIeii9ersguqen OsrtduTs
ten stipos Itdrter ala enbe Iebter Bos
9s. gspO5nIi4e unb i9pa&s Suasn
unperdnbert.
5ette gulIsn $8.O0-S.5O; gOlOss
no $7.00-I75; erira S7.85-8.O0;
masere uub Isi4te $5.50-6.75.
&Gtber. = Starte 3ufu6r or
Slsiiasadl6ern. Gute uno bette SGls
Der psrtauftsu itstis 5umpreiis LETTER
Mohe, 60ditprsis $500. 9sp0bns
life unb i6pere SdIber parsn unDers
Gnbert.
Bette l.i6te aGIbsr $14.75-15.OO;
fair bis CUTE S12.00-14.75; orotuare
unb erobe S5.50-10.0O.
g dpeine. 3ufubr aering,
letale uHb austudrtiss Roffrage lebr
ftart. Der gsrtauf iebr fart slsi6
an geginu, Yrsiie metIt 25c k0fer
aIs Gnoe IeBetr Wo1s. Der SdIuB
mar fart mb alfss friib auspertduft.
ausssfu6te SdDere $1S.65; gut.
Bis aussrIsisns gsrpadunss> unb
5leiT6srfortsu S1s.50-18.65; mitts
lere $1s.00-1s.35; Ieitae 9srfdnot-
iOrt:n, 120 bis 155 qfunb $l7.Oo-I
1855; asrtsl, no pfuno unb baruns
ter S13.00-15.75; orbtnGre biz ausz
srIsime f6psrs fstts Sdue s12.0o-l
100; Stass S12.00-16.25.
6 @6afe unb 2Gm mer. =
2lIts Sdufe fart, bo9beiniss psrt1ufs
ten uOlie 50c bobsr aIs Gnbe Isblsr
Wo6e. ginigs befe g0de psrtdufteu
$500. 2dmmer bertauftrn sinen
gutter Quarter bSbsr. Der Rartts
I4Iub mar fart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
Srutbdbn, Bobn, tpeibe 15c
bunfle 3t
Sdndn5 30c
5fiigd 15c

Ddutt. = WInrit mar rubis uilo
lpilIiser. = ReussIal3ene no. ! l9c;
Ro. 2 18c; per pfuno trodene 5lint
30-32c; trodsngsiul3ene 28-3Oc;
2olbfele 28-30c; go. / Buam 15e;
No. 2 DO. 14c; gf.rbsbduis, Ro. l
srobs $5.75; Ro. 2 DO. $ 4.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
@etaas MART.
Rem gprt, 10. September.

alpfsr. - Wartt rubig.
@lectroIptic. - art nominal; lebz
tes Guartal $25.O0-26.00.
Gifen. - artt isit; Ro. l ROrtbern
$53.00-54.00; go. 2 $50. .9O-53.s :
so; Rp. l SOutbern $48.25-50.00;
Rp. 2 $47.5O-49.50.
3inH. - Wartt fsit; $61.00-62.> :
90.
gIsi. - Rartt ipinis; $9.50-1O.>
90.
SpeItr. - Rartt feft; $7.S7-S,a
u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
ueberfiHt bes Cincinnati
M&arftes,
Gir bic MontaG ben 10. ssptsmbsr
1917 enbigenbe geoHs.


Cincinnati, 10. Sept.
Die nadfoIssubsn Quotirunssn be-
5isbsn ii9 uur auf Gngross5ran:ots
tionen. Bel fIeinsren geiddfisn ipsrs
ben sttpas b6bere prtiie bere4net.
propifionen
Gdmala. prima Stsam
23.15-23.30; JamiIp 25-251c.
Il ode nsefaIsenes Jlsi; d.
Sbort clear Ssitsn 254-26e; srtra
fbOrt clear Seitsn 24a-25ks; iur5e
Rippsn 244-24ke; Bellies 81
273e per pfunb.
@erdudertes Gfsii9. =
SbOrt clear seiisn 27a-2Sc; ertra
ibort clear Ssisin 263-27ae; ,ur5e
Rippen 264-26ae; BslIi.s 30-304c.
sugar gureb GIsif9. =
SdiHltn 25a-26ae; pieuie S6ul'
tern 20t-21t; gr,affaIt Bacon 35a
-36ac; Sdultsrn in padetm 21A-
22c; Rem gort Gut 22-221e; s.s
trodnete Beef SauIteru 34-34ac per
pfunb.
Siibgep5fettes 5Ieii d.
S9inten 22i-23e; pienie S&aItsrn
174e; Bellies 2s-30e; S4uIisrn III
padstsn 18a-19e; Rstp Yort eut
bo. 183-19c.
Grif9ts aIeii9. - S9intsn,
lofe, 232E24ie; pienie S6ultsrn
1Ss-19c; S6ultsrn 21-21ae; iur5s
Rippenieiten 24-25e; ibort clsar
Rippsnieiten 24-25c; ertra ibort
clear RippeHieitsn 22i-229e; Iei9ts
Bellies 32s-33se; i4ipsre bo. 3Oa-
31ae.
WlebI uno Getreibe.
WebI. - Winter patsnt 5000
lilo; gDint.r fanep $10.0o-1o.'
80; @inter fam;lp $9.50-10.OO;
Dinter sItra $s.50-9.OO; Dintsr
OrbinGr $8.O0-S.5O; Sartss Beiisn
patent S120O-12.50; 5artes Wel'
ssn fanep $1125-11.75; 5art.s Bst'
jen familp $10.5O-11.00; Rortbips'
tern s.miidi.s $10.75-11.0O; aOs'
gen, gitp, rsinss, $11.Oo-11.25;
Rossen. Gitp. ssmii4tss $11.oo-
11.26.
Wei3en. - Ro. / rotbsr Winter
1922; Ro. 2 rotkr Wintsr S2.19;
Ro. 8 rotber Dinter $2.16; go. 4 ro'
ibsr Wint.r $2.12; go. 8 rotber @in'
ter $2.06-2.11; probs, rotbsr Bins
ter $1.90-2.05.
WelIhforn. - go. 1 tpsibes
$2.23-2.25; Ro. 2 bo. $2.23-2.25;
go. 8 DO. $2.23-2.25; glU. 4 bo. ST.
20-2.22; 30. 5 DO. $2.18-2.20;
Ro. 6 bo. $2.1s-2.20. - go. 1 sel'
bes $2.16-2.18; go. 2 DO. $2.16-
2.18; go. 8 bo. $2.16-2.1S; &c. A
bo. $214-2.16; go. 8 DO. S.12-I
2.14; SO. 6 DO. $2.10-2.12. - 30.
/ s.mifdtes $2.12-2.14; go. 2 bo.
$212-2.14; Ro. 8 bo, $2.12-2.s
ID; Ro. A bo. $2.10-2.12; Ro. 5 DO.
$2.0s-2.10; Ro. 8 bo. S208-2.1O.
- Dsibes aolbeniorn S2.20-2.22;
selbss aoIbsnton $2.16-2.18; se
miidies aOIbeHsorn $2.12-2.14.
9afer. go. 3 ipeiber 62- -b3c;
Stanbarb iueiBer 62-62te; Ro. 3 DO.
61a-62e; Ro. 4 bo. 60-61e; 20.
9 ssmii6tsr 61-62e; go. 3 a.mii&s
ter einbeimiider 60-61e; 30. 4 ge'
miI9ter 58-60c.
Noggen. - Ro. ] neuer 81 .S3-l
1.S5; go. 8 $175-L80; 30. 4 $1.7O
probe $1.65-L70.
WhiBteA
9ertauft fpurben 726 gbIs. Di'
ftillers Giniibeb SoObs aui Der Saits
81. 80.
0roeertss.
4affee. Soba 27-32e; Wio'
ia 273-30e; Guatemala fancl 18ac;
DO. suttr 17ae.
suma. ...................iS Is
eu5<t .................... - I'm
5eir ..nH tbt
- S osnsi oSrs,ns;a oSsnrsi,n,s;;a..............iisS Ia
Tbtrafn ................LA II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
Glab'Wadsridsten.
Sfenfnn II Ssptsmr

SieHfas, II. September.
Oberbdib Der 9tubt 1T Der 6IuB
ettpas I'M Steisen bssriffen, Bier aber
III berfsTbe itaiionGr Bel eiusA @aferz
itanS bon 1o.3 dub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11

Oet lo-IOlJ plIe IptiBe 0Hfen LOT
Gdnfe 8-12; aIts 2auben $1.5(
per 9ubenb.
Obfuub gemaIe.
3ttronen. - California $7.W
-7.50 per Siiie; 2imes $1.00-l.'
% per Rite.
Oranesn. - California Rubtls
$2.50-4.00; Jloriba $40o-4.2s
per aiite.
9firfi9s. @irsinia $3.50
2.75 per Blu.
Sunee Qepfel. = R,eie 75c-
$1.00 per 9u. ;0uht9eB, 8enpHa etc.
$.00--425, Taiben Bluff $3.50
300 per gbl.
9irnsn. Sedle $5.00-6.00;
per 9bl.; gartlstts $2.75-3.OO;
Glapps 5aOOritss $3.00-3.25 per
gu.
pflaumen. - Seifli9e Ibuns
bont $2.00-2.50; blaus unb rotbs
$2.00-2.5O per Crate BON 6 a0rben.
= 0amions $2.25-2.50 per 9u.
3ndermslonsn. Snbiand
Sianbarb. grat. 50c-$1.25; DO.
fla6es Crate 25-60c; California
$2.50-2.75 per Gtanbarb grats.
Weintrduben. - Ginbeimls
i9e Goneorb 75c per } gu. &orb.
3 ma toss. = ginbsimii4e
$2.25-2.75.
aartoffsln. - ginbeimiihe
iinb aouisoille $4.O0-4.50 per gbl.
unb $1.20 per gu. auf bem 9el.;ie.
SGBtartoffslu. - alnbnma
$1.50-1.65 per 9amper unb $4.25
-4.50 per Bbl.
Waffermclonen. $1,000
$500 per 100 Gtiid
@urten. - GiuheimiIhe 90c-
$1.00 per gu.
ptdles. - 30-40c per 100.
2rmt. - Ginbsimii6es 800
1.5o per gbl. unb S17.OO per 5ou auf
bsm gsleiTe.
Tsibe Raben. - 50c per
Blu.
3niebefn. - @eibe $1.35-
LEO; bO. Boilers $1.40-l50; Sslbe
81. 1.25-1.50 per Crate.
3utertorn. S:Ssag 10
12c per Dustrb.
Sunse esbirn. - Reip yort
$1.75-2.00 per 9u.
Crime Bobusn. GinDeimi'
i6e $1.35-1.50 per 2 8u. Sdd; etn'
beimiide DaasbObnsH $1.25-l.5O
per 8u.
aarotteu. - ginbstmtI4e 15
-2oc per Sussnb BiinbsI.
Qanesrsbutt.
5eu. go. / Sinotbp $2l.00
-21.50; Ro. 2 Simotbp $21 90;
RO. 8 3imotbp S20Oo-A.00; yso.
1 eemiIdi.r alss $21.00; go. 2 ge'
mii6t.r &Ise $20.5O; go. / aIeeS2l;
Ro. 2 alse $20.50; SieIisss 4lialid
$13.50-16.00; ROssenitrob $1,000
-11.00; Saferitrob $8.5O-9.0o;
Dei,snftrob $S.5O-9.O0 per 9onns.
Rlblenfuttsr. = Wartt rus
big. - &lsie $31.50- -32.00; Ulib=
blInss brauHs $39.5o-40O0; ipsibe
$43.O0-45.00; s,miIatss gutter
S35.50-36.OO.
Gdmereten. Warti feft.
- 9leiamen S12.O0-13.OO per gu.
Dom Stors; 9imotbp $3.30-3.9O;
gutpsissu $1.25-2.0O; Gladsiamen
1925; llngarii&er $500 per Blu.
DertGtebensa
Gefe. - Warit itetis. - 9tin6I,
.obes $1.28 per Salon. in Bar.
tisn IA SbI. 1875 9alIonsn
$l.36; 1-9 GaIlonsu SLAB;
g.todies 1c pebr; 9o. l laros
oI $1.49-l.52, Sommer aeft ST.
55-1.60: Cotton Se.b Oil raft. 81.
23e per 0alIone; 5trpentiu 46c IN
parti.n BON 1-sb Gab unb sOc IN
partieu pom 10 bis 25 gauOnsn;
Petroleum, Sbio Carbon Gtate 5sa
iOse; Speaial Sorte 12e; Reo
gropn GaiOIin 24e; Rapbta 3Oc pei
6aIlone.
Sals. - Der Warit in feit. i
Obio Aiusr $2.C1 per Dbl. bon 100
giuno, SabrIohn binsusefiist.
Sals. - Nartt itetis. - pri.
ma gitp 162-17c; bo. gountrp
l5.00-15be per pfunb.
aoblen. = Rarit rulig. gttts.
burg $5.o0-6.00; aanatpba $500
500; Rut anb Slap $4.50-5.75 per
5Onns abssIiefsrt. Rau6IoIe Stads
lobtsn $3.50; sIntbraaite $1,000 per
SOnns absslisfert. Gote toitet $3.50
700 per Soune a6sslisfert.
g3olIs. = Ra3frass gut, Uiartt
tart.
9epai9ene
5m 3ubsr seipai4ene-
Grpbe 65-70c !
Sedmmte 60-62e
yesdmmte 65-6n
unsswaf1ene
bombing anb Define $500
yIr{hfr, * ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-11
Pferbe mns DfamleIel.
Cincinnati, 10. Sept

Die Situdtior bat ii6 ni8t Osraus
bert. Die Yadirdge mar nur unbss
oeuteuo. es lDurom pferet fir be
4rtiasris qstauft uno quite preiie Be-
3ablt. Die QuOtirungsn parsn ipl.
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sssua @elsmartte.
Rsnfaa 10 essieu.b.r, 1917.


3k Wef4dfte parsn beute in ben t;sFser
Danisn redt Itbbsft uHb bic Radiraas
na9 Ssneten einr cute. eeib iheint et-
pas Siuissr ~ isin. s5dr 9ahsbsn pur'
ben boa ben oanisn 5H--6& bsre@Htt, BIZ
Rausr absr slasinen ioIde sus-551ss.
sisaid eui nss sssl
pnresn ~ ioe Gisfonto per $1,000 srpiitsn
Danisn psrtauii. 9is eounisrrais bstrasi
6oe yrdmis per $1,000
esAid asf 9sssvs-
ei&t. Bsdid aui 2snsea wureen ~
At bro yfO. Stsrling quotirt. Meh'
iel aui Berlin purben nidt auotirf: fiir
@eHfd aui @aris 1L6oe pro 6ranr, ami
amfieriam <2.20s pro 9uIoen. @e1ie
anI Hien purben ni&t qnotirf. yires
lac. Nubtl 1925, Stodhofm pro Krone
$3.50 Sranes tSApeitl 22e.
ssHsss.rsiisstissn.
gsrsa rpbis uns itsiis. Die Daniss quo.
ftxay4 s<sts fef -
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GisaEtss essis.iinisse.

Eie timidte i'm bisiism GlearinebauS
beiisfsE lib teuts auf t09i.ses.
ssfal.ednsiiafsu.
Sic gsi9aits bagsH bsate rubis uno be
3rsiis gtoradi. Ra4fsbenoe Bsrtau!e iins
81 beriGten:
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Siebntarft

gincirnuti, 10. sept.
3ufubr unD @erian6t fir bic 9srs
floiieneu 48 Gturbeu, persIi9sn nit
o1kIbsH 3eit Der IsBisH DO4e parsn
tpte folst:
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14
WOMAN KNOWN LOCALLY
Wife OF Donaldson OF Mcwhirtcr
Famc Asks For Divorce.

n think he runs a gambling game"
was the hoHitant answer Of Mrs Mar
garct Donaldson aA 60 the occupation
OF her husband. James NJ, Donaldson.
when she was asked about II while on
the witness stand In Judge J. Louis
Browns division OF the Third District
court at Salt Lake city last Saturday.
Mrs. Donaldson was under examln-
alton az witness for herself In her
suit for "a divorce. The decree was
granted on the ground OF non-aupport
No Information as 10 where the hus-
band might be operating a gambling
game was volunteered by the witness
or asked by counsel.
Mrs. Donaldson u a sister of KID"
Davis. the prize fighter. and II known
by many persons In Carbon and Emery
counties, where she lived before going
TO Zion. She was married 10 Donald
son at the state capital several years
ago. Donaldson h one OF the men
who turned" the Mcwhirters, two
ScOtchmsn, OF several thousands OF
dollars In fixed poker game.
Donaldson served time az the Utah
penitsntiary for the MoWhirter deal
and was supposed 20 have reformed
after getting out OF the penitentiary
on parole. The Davises reside at
Cleveland in Emery county. where
the kid" Is working his fathers
farm.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14

y WASHINGTON. II. G.. Dec. S.
With record crops grown this year the
nations farm and live stock produc-
ton must be stimulated Co stiil
higher efficiency during the coming
twelve months " domestic demands
and the needs OF the allies are to be-
adequately met. Secretary OF Agricui-
turc Houston says In his annual re-
port Co congress today.
THAT the farmers Of the nation
have generously responded Co the APP
pcals for increased production. and
that much has already been done to
insure a large supply Of foods and
fecdstuffs." says the report. 'justlfics
no letdown In their activities or In
those OF all agricultural agencies on
the contrary. even greater efforts
must be put forth In the coming
months
There must be no breakdown on
the farms. no failure OF foods. feed
stuffa or clothing cannot empha-
size too strongly the urgent necessity
OF doing everything possible Go brine
about n further Increase In the pro-
duction OF all essential commodities,
particularly Of the staple crops and
1.-Two stock"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14
NOTICE or SPECIAL ELrCrIoN-

Notice IL hereby given that a special
election has been called by the city
council OF Price. Utah. and VIII be-
held in Price, Utah. on the 2sd day
~ December, 1917, 20 determine tho
question whether or not Price shall
lease ita entire municipal plant and
system. used for the purpose OF gen
Grating transmitting and diatributinsy
electric energy In and about Price. In
Guiding all poles. wires. croaAarmE.
fneterA fixtures, equipment and APP
plinnccn constituting part OF said
plant and system, and all materials
and supplies owned by Price for dne
in connection with said plant and sys-
tenn. There shall be three polling
places, all at City Hall. In said Price.
Utah. one thereof In an apartment
therein where all qualified electors
whose surnameH commence with any
% the letters OF the alphabet from A
an apartment whore all qualified cleo
tors whose aurnamea commence with
any OF the letters OF the alphabet from
"a 90 n, inclusive. may vote. and one
In an apartment therein where all
qualified electors whose aurnameH
commence with q TO y. inclusive. may
vote. which are hereby for convent
ence designated as A To q, II 10 ~ and
% TO n polling places, respectively, In
aid Price election district All quail
fled electors OF Price. a municipal cor
poration, who have paid a property
tan In the year preceding such Ape-
clal election are entitled To vote, The
polls will remain open during the time
from o'clock In the morning until 7
~ Price. Utah. by A. W. Horsley
Mayor. Counteraigned and atteated
Il A. LAUDER. City Recorder. (Seall
First pub, Nov, 2S. last Dec. ~, 1917
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14

Revocation Of certificates IN the pen
atty 10 be melted out 60 teachers em-
ploycd In the state OF Utah who fail
to play fair with boards providing
them employment In recent months
30 many complaints have been re-
ccived by the state board Of education
from district school boards OF viola
tons OF contracts by teachers that the
state board recently decided 90 take
action Co prevent such infractiona A
committee was employed To- thorough
~ investigate the reports and n large
majority Of the complaints were found
Justified, Tho inquinitorial body re-
turned accommodation that where
violations are found teachers shall be
dismiFFcd from service and their cer-
tifiontrA revoked. The committee also
dccrlcr competitive bidding among
all district boards for the services OF
teachers. Following N the commit
tees report Ia the state board.
No teacher can morally sign a
contract for her services covering any
part ~ the time for which she IN al
ready under contract IN any school
district without first having secured
the agreement or consent of the school
board with which she has entered into
contract The state board 81 educa-
ton h In sympathy with any proper
attempt on the part OF "a teacher 90
improve her financial or social condi-
ton. hut considers II breach OF pro-
feasional ethics for "a teacher tn seek
employment elsewhere covering any
part OF the period for which she hah
elready contracted her seryiccS This
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14
ARE MARRIED At ZION
Former Young People OF SunBysltlc
Surprise Their Friends.


SUNNYStDE. Dec. S-Fricnds To-
caliy have received the news Of the
wedding this week at Salt Lake city
~ ]. &. Moore. formerly ct this town.
and Miss Emily tasscn ~ Fairvicw.
The former holds a responsible posi-
tion with the Utah FUEL company
general office at Zion. while the bride
taught school here for several terms.
The couple has many friends locally
who are extending Cungratulatiun
The groom. II n Understood. IN soon
to join. the aviation service OF his
country.
About twenty carpenters have been
wHking during the last few DAYS ON
the amusement hall with the idea Of
completing u By Christmas. when n
big opening dance II 10 be given.
Mias Mabel Mcmillan and Homer
NJ. Haynes. two Of Sunnysido'a popular
young people. were married In Salt
Lake City Friday. November 10th.
Upon their return 10 SunnyHidc the
lattcr'a mother. Mrs. u. NJ. oaibraith.
served an elaborate wedding dinner
at her home In their honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Naylor enter
tanned at supper Monday evening at
their homo for McssrH. Oscar Evans
and Evan Jones, who Will leave the
middle Of the month 90 enlist In the
service Of their country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams Of
Helper spent Thanksgiving In sunny
side. tho guests 81 Mrs. J. Williams.
Sir. and Mrs. Levi Montgomery OF
iiober city. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo It'd
well. Miss VentR Montgomery and
Miss Minnie Tidweil OF wellington
we're the guests Of Mrs George y
Wells during the past week.
Mrs. t.oa Taylor and Miss Ruth
Martin entertained at dinner Sunday
at their cottage Tor Miss Maud" NJ,
Burke. Miss Irene Thomas. u. ". Da-
wilson and Frank Tucker
Df. aud Mrs. A. w. Dowd had 90
their guests on Thanksgiving. Dr. a.
T.. Dowd of IIiawatha and Dr. James
y. Dowd of Salt Lake city aud fam
lilies
Misa Cieone l.asnen has returned
Co her home in Fnirvicw after spend.
Ing tho last few months here.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stevenson spent
the latter part of the week In Castle
Dale visiting relatives.
Mrs. Tallercn Evans entertained this
Red Cross workers az her home Wed
ncsday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Llcwellyn OF Al
bcrta. Canada. are visiting In Sunny
side with their nephew, J. r. Lew
ellyn. for "A few days
Coke oyenn and mines here are
working full time these days.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14
PLANNING BIG PROJECT
Government Man Pleased With Vim
tab Basin Irrigation scheme.

]. l.. Lytel. In charge OF the Straw
berry reclamation project for several
years past. has returned 10 his head
quarters az Provo from a trip Of pre-
liminary inspection OF the big govern
ment project now being undertaken
in Duchesne county. A. now con-
templated, Il will consist of taking
water from the Duchesne river for ir-
rigating about seventy-five thousand
acres OF fine land. Lytel Ii greatly
impressed with the possibilities OF the
ulntah Basin country, which only
reeds capital 20 take the water on the
land and railroad facilities for bring
INK the crops 20 market
when seen AT the Tavern Hotel a
few days ago on his way out TO Du-
cResne, Lytel said Of the Pleasant VAL
lev project up near scofield that the
people OF this valley are In possession
OF about all the facts, through The
sua, that he has. However. he be-
lieyes something VIII come OF Il
threugh Senator King and our other
rem esentatives In congress at the
present session.
M Is committed 10 the Pleasant
Valley and Price River Valley project,
and = doing and has done everything
possible In his power 10 get things go
ing.
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improvements In beet harvesting
machinery made this year VIII release
an army of four thousand workmen In
Utah alone during the 1915 beet har-
vesting season and permit them TO
harvest other crops, according 10 esti-
mates made by Mark Austin, field SUI
perintendent OF the Utah-Idaho Sugar
company. II required six thousand
mon 20 harvest the 1917 beet crop. but
only two thousand win be necessary
next year.
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]. {. Weeter Lumber 60.

Wisconsin has extended its provi-
sion relative 10 seizure OF parapher-
MALTA used In violation of game laws
10 include automobiles, which. when
used by persons hunting Illegally, may
he confiscated by conservation Cffi-
GERS.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14
STOMACH TROUBLE AND CON
STIpATION.

Those who are afflicted with stom-
ach trouble and constipation should
read tho following; n have never
found anything 10 good for stomach
trouble and constipation as Chamber
iain'a Tnblctn I have used them off
and on FOR the past two years. They
not only regulate the action OF the
bowels but stimulate the liver and
keep ones body In healthy condl-
ton" writes Mrs. BENJAMIN Hooper,
Auburn. ~. Y.-,AdVt.
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low no PRENENT GROUP.

In a child that is subject 20 attacks
OF Group. the first indication OF the
disease "a hOarseness. Give Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy es soon as
the child becomes hoarse and the at
tack may be warded off and all dam
ger and anxiety avoided.-AdvL
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14

this year induced the opening OF the
forest reserves TO the animals much
earlier than usual. and In 1918 the
emergency use Of the ranges for graz
ing purposes Is TO be much extended
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-14
TEACHERS OF UTAH
MUST OBSERVE
ETHICS
BOARDS or EDUCATION CALLED
DOWN As WELL.

state Committee Dccrie- Competitive
Bidding For Services Of Pcdagoguc~,
which Has Isccn More OR Less the
Custom In Times Past--An Are
Warned TO Play the Game Fair.
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sCoFIELD NAN Is NOW on
his WAY To FIRING LINZ,

SCOF1ELD. Dec. S.-Iscc &
Thomas Of Scofieid II on his way
TO France with field artillery
regiment according 10 tClc-
gram received today by his mo-
Their. Mrs. y. ~ Thomas. lie re-
ported at Camp Lewis December
9Th with the last draft contingent
and was transferred 10 the field
artillery az Long Island. lie Is
% years Of age. His father. the
late r. ". Thomas. was a civil
war veteran of the South.