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Evening journal., 1917-07-18

Red Sox a terrible tussle IN the ser
les they are just completing doesn ,
sneak we'll for the scoring ability 81
the Boston band.
Gradually the Giants are pulling
ahead into a stretch OF games that
should carry them 20 the champion
ship in the National League, Today
they stand out in front with a margin
Of more than 100 points over the
Phillies. who are hard pressed by the
Cardinals. The Cubs meet the Clans
again today while the fearsome keos
will be sent out to meet the Phili'es
again.
Eddie Plank Is still waiting TO be
counted out He defeated the hed
sox.
AL Walters began throwing 70 the
outfelders and the Indians accumu-
lated the winning runs.
The Braves accomplished their nith
straight at the expense OF the Pirates
The Athletics are still behind In the
Trace for last place Washington Is
leading
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
American Leagne.

Philadelphia at Detroit 2 games,
cloudy.
New York at Cleveland, clear.
Washington at Chicago, ? games
cloudy.
Boston at ST. Louis, clear.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REMOVAL NOTICE-THE OFFICES or
- Isaac Dillin. real estate builder. for.
merry OF No. 2oa Church Building are now
located Al No. qte MARKET street 1.-THE
Hopes Bldg n. a A. Phone. 47p1W
Residence Phone. Holly Osk. iune25-im.
NICE HOME FOR SALE NEAR OGDEN
~ station d. o. r.. r. Ia miles
from the Worth plant Plight room house
stable and outhuildlngs fruit and shado
Apply ". T. Galbreath Ogden. Pa.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
BASEBALL Chances
National League.

National League.
Chicago at New York, clear.
St. Louis at BroolESn clear.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, clear
Pittsburgh at Boston, games,
cloudy.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
EASTLAkE SERYICES.

Devotional service at the Eastlake
Presbyterian Church will be held this
evening The pastor will give the
fourth talk on Great Chapters in the
p bie-John. Is"
After the meeting the Womens
Bible Glass will hold a short business
session. when some important bush
ness will be transacted.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
Leonard Backing Down on Promises

Besides, as was stated. the country
wants TO know how about that enlist
ment. Leonard probably will find some
insistent Questloners regarding that
when he enters the ring at Philadel-
phia
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
ADAM FARLOw Missing.

The local police have been requested
20 search for Adam Farlow, Of Lancas-
ter. Pa. mail clerk, who wandered
away from his home last Saturday
while unwell.
lie is a. years of age. about five feet
ten inches tall weighs l15 pounds, has
a gray mustache. is entirely bald and
has all OF his front teeth gold crowned
He wore a dark suit, a straight, sailor
shaped straw hat and black shoes.
Evening journal., 1917-07-18

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TOR sALE-p2o WEST SECOND STREET
II three story brick house with 4 large
bedrooms. Can be bought cheap; make u.
fer must be told. Apply 622 Bayard
avenue iyo12t
EOR sALE-NEW HOUSES iMMEDf.
II ate possession. north side Of Nineteenth
street, west ~ ratnhn St.. sa3bO and up
wards. In section increasing In value.
Only 10 minutes walk from Tenth and Mar.
ket streets. Among the features are hard.
wood hoors laundry In cellar cellar entrance.
front and rear. sanitary bathroom guaran.
teed plumbing fixtures hot water heat gaa
and electric fixtures and beautiful Colonial
fireplace. Sample house. No. 1903 W. 18th
So. Open Saturdays and SUNDAYS / 90 p
p. n evenings. 20 p NJ. Terms
may be arranged.
THE HOME BUILDING Co.
No. e1a Market Street
J.. Milford Taylor. Manager.
iune26 .mon-wed sat.im
Evening journal., 1917-07-18
LecNsMIrH c0MrANY MOVES.

The Wilmington Locksmlth Com
nany. which for some time has been
located at No. 10 East Front street
mas removed 10 No. l16 Market street
increased facilities and more room
are gained by the change.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-10-10

method. This distributed charge re-
quires no more dynamite, and often
less. Where several stumps are close
together they can be connected with
electric wires and fired at the same
time. AS high as seventeen good sized
stumps have thus been blasted in a
group shot.
What is to be done with stumps
after getting them out of the ground
is often very important problem.
This is we'll answered by the work of
the Conrath and Wisconsin pliers,
and also by the power piler. These
pliers are very efficient and can be
built by the average settler with very
little capital. Blue prints showing
the construction of the Conrath home
made piler can be had free on appli-
cation to the College of Agriculture
at Madison. The metal parts neces-
sary-for its construction are made by
several stump puller companies.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-10-10
Booster Meeting at Black Oak.

DR.. James Owen Ely of Chica
go, together with his estimable
wife, entertained a group OF
neighbors and Eagle River bust
ness men and their wives at one
O'Clock dinner Sunday at the Ely
home on Black Oak lake. 1t was
the occasion of getting together,
getting better acquainted with
people from the north and south
ends Of the county and the pro
motion Of bigger business all
round. The Eagle River guests
were Messrs. and Mines. Finn
LAWYER, 6. H, Waters, Oscar
Gunderson, c. H. Wiegand and
w. {. Arnold, and Alex Higgins
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-10-10
Barred From Mails

The Milwaukee Leader the
official mouthpiece of the social
list party in Milwaukee, the
editor of which is Victor L. Ber-
ger, was barred from the mails
in Milwaukee on Wednesday as
a result of order received by
Postmaster F. B. Shulz from
A. M. Dockery, third assistant
postmaster general, declaring
the publication to be in VIC
lation of the espionage law.
The order states that a hear
ing was given the publisher (Mr
Berger) on Sept %, and oppor-
tunitv given him to show cause
why the authorization for adj
mission of the Leader to the sec
ond class of mail matter should
not be revoked.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-10-10
WILL NOT SEIZE GOODS
Government Issues Emphat-
ic.Denial of Report That
1t Is Going to Commander
the Houswife's Pantry.

There is no truth in a widely
circulated statement that the
Government expects to take
food supplies from any family.
Both the Administration and
the Department of Agriculture
Join in a statement to counter
act what seems to be deliber-
ate propaganda to the effect
that the Observation-Disclosures to
take from every family all
canned goods put up in excess OF
100 quarts
This is only one of the vari
ations of the rumor, which has
been widely circulated. Another
statement is that the Gov
eminent has been urging the
canning, drying, and preserving
of fruits and vegetables so that
they will be in a Convenient
form for the Government to
handle and transport when it
takes them from the people.
Further elaboration is that
these goods are to be taken
away from the Americans homes
and shipped to England.
In one instance motorist
stopped at farmhouse to fill
the raditor of his AUTOMOBILE.
In the course of conversation
he casually inquired whether
the farmers family was canning
all the surplus fruits and vege-
table in order to conserve the
food supply. He was informed
that the farmer was not dong
this because the Government IN
tended to take all the canned
goods away except a small part
of it actually needed by tine
family itself.
The authorities state emphatti-
cally that no such course has
ever been contemplated by the
Government. On the contrary,
both the Department OF Agri-
culture and the food Admin
istration are strongly urging
Lo,,sey;ves TO can and preserve,
especially at this time, all sur
plus fruits and vegetables II
order that the households them
selves may have a cheap ane
plentiful supply of food.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-10-10

tions here have convinced him of
the benefits to be derived from a
summer home in the heart of this
lake region. Accordingly he has
purchased a desirable site on
Otter lake below the Fraser place
and is building a modern sum-
mer home thereon. Otter lake is
one ofthe beauties of the lower
Eagle chain and is fast being re-
allied as the ideal spot for the
location of summer homes. Mr..
Jackson is in the general freight
department of the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe railway sys-
tenn.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-10-10
At Dreamland Tonight.

Three of Chicago's foremost
musicians, Caesar Linden, violin
list, Karl Rupp, pianist, and DR..
Henry Kirby, the famous bari
tone will be heard in recital of
classical and popular musical
numbers at the Dreamland NOV
lie house tonight i'll conjunction
with three feature reels of pic
lures. These artists received an
ovation when they appeared at
the theatre last Thursday eve
ming. The will be a matinee at
3 o'clock and two performances
in the evening commencing at
7:30.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-10-10
SURPRISE ON BINKLEY
Rhinelander Friends of Popu-
lar Three Lakes Chairman
Guests AT His Home.

Saturday evening, Sept. 20.
Mrs. Della Malcolm of Three
Lakes gave a six O'Clock dinner.
1t was in the nature of a surprise
on her brother, F. {. Binkley,
chairman of the town of Three
Lakes. The invitations included
all who were on the recent road
inspection trip and a few of Mr..
Binkley's personal friends. Cars
conveying the guests left Rhine
lander at 4:3O Saturday after
noon. The party consisted of Ira
E. Smith, county road commits
sioner; John Mentink, chairman
of the town Of Little Rice; Arth-
ur LeClaire, chairman of town
of Lynn; VIM. Olson, chairman
of town of Pelican; Senator w.
T. Stevens. Judge c. F. Smith Jr.
E. c. Sturdevant, clerk Of the
court; F. w. Mems, E. H Mark
ham. F. S. Sargent, divisional
highway engineer; Andrew Olson
supervisor of the first ward;
M. Baker. supervisor of the fifth
ward; ]. ]. Verage, county clerk;
c. A. Hodgdon, A. S. Post, 7. c.
Wood and S. J. Hamilton.
The party was met at Three
Lakes by John G. Swartz OF
Hazelhurst and c. H. Olson,
member OF the State Aid Road
and Bridge committee. Shortly
after the party arrived at Three
Lakes Mr.. Binkley drove into
town in a jitney, as big as life
and nice looking lady by his
side. While he was shaking hands
one of the party stole his car,
lady and all, and drove to Mr..
Binkley's nome. In the mean
while Mr.. Binkley was invited
by the bunch to go to Crandon
as he had failed to make that
part of the trip on the recent
road inspection. He begged them
to take him home so that he
might change his clothes, at
least. To this his friends con-
sented and agreed to accompany
him there.
Upon arriving at Mr. Binkley's
home the party found the table
all set for banquet for twenty
FIVE people. 1t was such a spread
as one might expect to find IN
one of the big New York hotels.
The menu consisted of every
thing that would tickle the pal
ate. The way the hungry guests
fell to was good to see. After
the repast Mr. Binkley was call
ed upon to make an address
which he did in a most creditable
manner. His remarks were great
| " appreciated by all assembled
about the board. After couple
of hours spent in good fellow
ship the party left for Rhinelan-
der at nine O'Clock and arrived
here about an hour later. Every
one had a royal good time and
will remember the occasion as
bright spot in his life.-Rhlnelan-
der New North.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-10-10
To Meet With Local Club.

Mrs. c. F. Peterson of Mellen,
president of the 18th district of
the state Federation of Woman
Clubs, will meet with the Eagle
River Wonan's Club at Hotel
Austin, Friday afternoon Octo-
Der 18th, instead of Saturday,
Oct. 18th. 1t is urgent that
every member be present as Mrs.
Peterson has an important mes
sage to bring to us.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1917-10-10
Building Summer Home.

Thomas Jackson returned to
Chicago Friday morning, bring
ING to a close his fifteenth annu-
al outing in this region of lakes
and woods. His annual vista
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
EpGEIIEIIL MAKES LARGE
wool DEAL ~ MONTANA

J. e. Edgrhrill well known Co all
Eastern Utah Hnckgrowrrs aud To
mauy nt Price. came back a. Utah last
wednesday from pillon, Mont, where
hr had completed the largest wool
deal that has been negotiated durinE
thr wear. tie bought two hundred
thousand pounds nf wool from \. J.
Anderson of pillon ana paid al" Rec
ord price nf siNtN-tWu cents pound
for h. The wool ~ adapted 10 ia"
making ~ army uniforms ana blank
cts and this h. one oi the reasons that
il brought such high price.
The highest price heretofore Tor
wool Ia this section of the country
was that paid o. Harrison Bros. ~
Thnmpsans Ornhl ror hundred
tbousnnd-puund clip about a month
.agn. Tn, IIarisous received tiiN-tour
cents IA pound for their wool
Tho prices az which the greater part
.of ths Utah wool was contracted
ranged from twenty-three o. inrlN-
fpur cents. and those VIII" refused ."
contract received between thirtN-iiN"
and fprty-fiyr cents for their clips
during the season
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

Nj =. Braffct ~ down from Zion
today on legal business.
Neil NJ. Madacn Of scoucld was
a guest over Saturday at the Tavern.
j. J. wciggmann was In Zion this
week on matters of a business nature.
~. e. Christensen Of Castle Gate
was Sightseeing around Zion last
week
-Gomcr Peacock ana y. NJ. sum.
nor Of Price We're visitors In Zion 70.
Gently.
Mrs. 4. y. MacLrnn and daugh-
ter. Miss Kate. are visiting ~ Provo
this week.
MIR. aud Mr-. Thomas wakrly
we're visitors NJ Tho state capital dur.
INK tho last few days
DR.. and Mrs n. 4 cooper ~ iiia.
wnthn we're visitors In Price this week
They stopped at the Tavern
Mrs u. g. Jones and daughter
Miss Edith. of Castle Gate visited
with salt Lake CITY friends recently.
Mir. ana Mr.. n. g. Smith nrr it
home from three weeks trip o. li"s'
ton. Mass. and other points East
Prof. John q. Guhlrr and family
are M HON, from their ygratinnH aud
are temporarily residing az 10" OLSON
! luts
II. ". Cullom uf sunnysldc was
among the visitors In tho county seat
this week. making his hum" nt thr
Tavern while. here.
Mr. and MIR. y. G. H." of Nin,
Nil, aud Nj. ana Mr. NaN l''' OF
Myton visited at the HON" ui MI ana
Mrs carl Empry thh week
Mrs. T.. =. Chamberlain and chil'
hir.n are visiting with Dr. 'humn't'
lain in Zion this week hriof" ih' l'''
Tor I,Hyrz for Linda Vista, GAIA
Mrs. Eugene santschi. sr,, ~ IVA
| vathn Is visiting at the nome "' "'.
son. Capt. Eugene sanis'hl' ~, ~
r,rt Douglas. and with a daughter
and others nt Salt Lake 'l'N'
II H. Hunor few days ago to"h
his son. Irwin, GO "a hospital az saU
III, civ FOR an operation o. ms mp
IThr youth was hurt about W. , 49,
Iago. The Bunov family Were l"' 80 n'.
! residents at Price, hni nave '''" "'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
PURELY PERSONAL

Ia o. Horncr was in Salt Lake
b lhif week.
VS. Avery Of Helper, just up
H. ack bed. was rocupcrating at
r his week.
n W. Cooper was In Salt Lake
!, lat Sunday and Monday. return
] Monday evening.
A c. Watts II the Utah Fuel COM
h. forces WAS doing business at
b. on saturday last
n J. Blnth. travelling sales agent
unh Fuel company. was Satur-
and Sunday guest OF the Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. A. Carlson az
|tsjride were recent visitors at the
-, u Mr.. and Mrr. John Buchan-
y II Helper.
y J. Hrrnscn ~ kcnilworth was
frce Sunday going from that camp
havatha, where he may decid" Go
sls with hls family.
M and Mrs. 4. j.. Stafford and
n william Floyd 80 Helper recently
nd with relatives at Huntington.
|aslng the trip by automobile.
Judge samuel 70. Thurman uf thu
Md states supreme court was In
~ sunday going from here Ca
a'p county lie was u guest ~ the
|Hay
IAt weeks sun stated that Walter
hoiimann. lately back In Price
IN China, had sent In His ''resig
|-ioh' card az Price. Ot course u
Is meant Tor registration" card,
NJ ana Mrs Gwilym Jones lsfl
y lake ritv this week for Garland,
~ The former has "A clerical posi-,
With ltuh-ldaho Sugar company
some time he has been working
'ashier ana hookkceper for an au-
mobile concern at Caldwell, Ida.
MI and Mrs. Lake Young and
-sh'fr Wanda, and Mrs George
.nahan ana iva children from Lins'
,o1sh' Kan, motored 10 Salt l.ak,
~ yesterday for "A few days visit
Aanahau h the formers sister
eApecls a. visit with him for some
t-Help'r Times. 10th.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish a. extend our heartfelt
thanks o. IN. many friends who ~
kindly volunteered assistance Ia our
late bereavement, Your presence and
beautiful floral offerings are deeply
appreciated.
ALBERT BpYNER AND FAMILY
Price. Utah, Aug. 10. 1917.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

ing on the former t'intah reservation
TOT % considerable time
Mrs Ellen Green OF synrvsid.
vas among the weeks guests at the
Tavern
1t H. Hutchius OF Watts WAS do
ma business with Price pcoplc this
week. lie made his hesdouart.rs Al
the Tavern
Miss Bessie Kennedy left Wed.
nesday evening for the East ON a pur-
chasing trip OF fan millinery for her
Price store.
"A. H. kinkel " Council Grove.
Kan. Is here Tor a few days visit. lie
IS brother of Mrs. 4. G. Hoover 81
Price academy.
Miss Lcona Jensen has returned
iu her work In Price Commercial and
savings hank from her vacation spent
at Mt Pleasant
-. G. Miles b. back from trip OF
several days az Zion. during which
time he took baths for rheumatism.
lie Is feeling considerably better.
judge Fcrd Erickson " Utah
Fuel company legal department was
in Pric, ON Wednesday last on matters
Of legal nature for his PRINCIPAL
Mrs NJ =. Hraffct has returned
from Salt Lake city. While there
she secured apartments Tor the win.
ter and will return In time Tor the
opening VI school.
Prof and Mrs. Orson Ryan ar.
rived IN Price this week from the Jor.
dan district and with their family
have moved into the Causer property
recently purchased by them.
juno whitmorc IL home for o
short time from the training camp In
California where he IL stationed lie
b. looking after private matters locally
aud may have to return az any time.
IL, q. Miller. former president II
this stake. was down from Salt Lake
city Tuesday for the funeral Of Mrs
Albert Hryner. Tie was at the home IT
Mr.. and Mrs J. Rex Miller while here
I
j. H. Crockett IL at DeIIcquc
Colo. Tor couple or three weeks
looking after the newspaper business
Of his brother ~ V. Crockett. who
with his wife Il making "a trip 10 Ar.
kansas and Missouri.
DR.. and Mrs. u. e. Green hav,
been located at Lake Bluff. Ills. since
leaving Price. Dr. Green goes 60 thu
army about the first ~ October. Will,
Mrs Green l. expected Co return {,
Price and resume the management of
the savoy cafe
w. H. prercr ~ Aitunah cams
through Price by way ~ the Mytor
road the first Of the week and regis
tered at the Tavern Tie says som,
good road work " being done by Car
bon county out that way under tbs
direction 1T Road Agent Duni"yy
/ -. -. Mckay. apostle. and Jamri
w. MCMurriu. elder. were here Sat
lurdny and Monday. going e. ana com
ing from Quarterly conference uf Em
Ivr, stake az braugeyillr last sunday
Accompanying them was Horace VI
Cummings ~ the church school HyH
tom The conference attendanr" wa
large. Al were guests ~ the SaNuy
John Y. smith was down IRON
Zion during the week NJ fun ~ 90
lumhm ns ever. "wurs" things hnN,
happened than the going cut IT th
Mammoth reservoir" says he. Prize
River Irrigation company H. going q
Ihuid that tunnel west ~ the clt,
(which viii give farmers under the ryS
tom plenty IT water lur tW" crop
neat season with two watering
! moro and better crops mas %" prn
lduprd than In many sections elise
IWhtrr IN the state"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
BurrER wRAPPERs-oNE HuN.
PROBATE AMI GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respec-
tive signera for further Information
NOTICE To CREDITORS ESTATE
~ MARY A. liomiue. Deceased. cred
itors viii present claims with Nuuch-
ers a. the undersigned al Wellington.
Utah. on ,or before the 18th day ~
October. \. ~. 1917. John ~. Rom
Tue. Administrator Of the Estate ~
Mary A. l,omiue. Deceased,
g.. A. McGee. Price. Utah. Attorney,
First pub. Aug. n. last Sept. "a. 1917.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
ASK ANYONE WHO HAS USED III

There are families who always aim
IN Keep bottle OF Chamberlain
collie and DiarFhoea Remedy In the
house for use in case II Is needed. ana
find that Il Is not only a good IN
yestment. but saves them no end OF
suffering. As 10 It's reliability, ask
anyone who has used it.-Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
SOCIETY

Mrs. ". =. Caffcy ~ entertaining
this afternoon st tea at her home Ia
the honor uf Mrs r. n. Carpenter ~
Chicago. the rooms being bright with
Eoidcngluw and blue cornflowvrs, aud
about thirty guests present. Presiding
nj the tea table will ~ Mrs George
w walker aud Mrs Don e. Lewis.
aud assisting them will be- Miss Norma
and Miss Ruth Mueller. Miss Fios'nce
tlall and Miss Agnes Caffcy. Tho other
guests include Mrs. J. w. Hail, Airs.
John France. Mrs. ]. W. Parks, Mrs.
J. ! stewart. Mrs. a. \. Kerr. MRS. 10.
W. Robertson. Mrs A. w. swanson.
Airs Lafayette iianohrtt. Mrs. ~. :.
Schramm. Mrs. e. y. Sweet. Ir-
Hutchinson. Mrs, a. u. cole, Mrs. W.
G. Hayward. Mrs. n. V. Porter. Mrs
J. J. burke. Mrs. IIoeh"i. Mrs Davis,
Mrs \. a. urceHon. Mrs. w y Mae
Lean. Mrs Eimcr Darling, Mrs. W. 9.
Lynn. Mrs. GeurEv Naylur. Miss %thrl
DcSerct News, 18TH.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

An Eastern scribe wants 20 know
whether war economy Ia responsible
for the abbreviated bathing suits 10
be seen this season at all the resorts
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17
PERMIT US TO DEM
ONSTRATE THESE
COLD FACTS

Perfection In ~. faultlcss tailoring
and unlimited choice uf fabrics are
only n part ol the special service We
have Co offer.
our reputation for 100 per ccnt val
ucs ~ back of every garment we sell.
Lot NJ demonstrate how well able
We are to care for your wants by
making your new clothes Tor YOU.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

An urgent cali has been sent out by
tho government FOR renoEraphrrr,
both men and women. The need of
properly qualified stcp"grhphcrs 10
said a. b. almost without limit, 'an5
Young men and women everywhere
are urged o. take up IN" study ~
shorthand and typcNriting, with as
surnncr that " they eau qualify they
VIII b" given positions IN the govern
m,ut service az from nine a. twelve
hundred dollars per year.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

cur buyer H. nov In the Fast sell
Getting new TAN Htock of millinery
which win be- arriving In Price soon.
watch for the displays, li-ssi" Ken
nody, Millinery .-Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-08-17

According e. Mytons Ftcc Press Of
last Friday Road Engineer brnl"vy
OF Carbon county H. making good
progress on the Myton 10 Price road.
lie says he eau use hummer uf
single hands ana u team ~ two rtKht
now. Anyone who wantf work ON
this road can report q, ~. g. Means
at his office In Myton. Tie n buiidins
u fine road through whtorc Park.
one man stated that tho rad r'H-m-
hled railroad guade AMI wnuli with
nut doubt d. away with l.,1h"r tr"u-
bis in getting across the Ozark. tn"
surveys NJ N'ne Mite show sr "rN
grade and good road materials ~
hand. The long overdue convict 'rinp
~ zuon IT, b. moved from Price Can
Jon to the Price IT, MNtpn road and
begin operations IN earnest.
Declaring that rhipbuiiding II the
most pressing war need Of the present
aud asserting that twelve thousand
men are Needed In the yards at Port
nud. the oregon State Editorial nHso.
citation h sending out through ths
West an appeal Tor labor Not 1nl>
h there an imperative demand Tor the
twelve thousand now. the members
declare. hut twenty o. twenty
thousand men can be- employed by ths
end ~ the year, Utah iH urged T.
contribute 49, many wurkmcn a. u
can,