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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
FAVOR|TES GO
FIRST IN ALL
Events at Columbus State Fair
Races Peter Maurer
a Winner.

Social psratch TO tho 1ptetlsenCeT-
COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. 2s-Orer a
heavy track. today's Ohio State 1alr
racing card was cleaned UP. Each win
ner WAS in high favor but only Hury-on
landed in straight heats. Peter Maur
er. victor in the passing stake Is owned
In East Liverpool Wtnnatoma IL from
Kansas and her 'trotting was impress
siye. Hurry-On Is a GAINESVILLE horse.
Summaries:
2:1S pace stake, in 5. $1,000
Peter Maurcr. so. h. by Peter
The Great CNuckolSI -.
Tango. bg.. by Directly
tToddl ....- .....-.
Lady c. gn. CVallery) ....
Miss Jean. bm.. (HendricH : 7
Joseph Jay. Sc. (Erskine)
Baron jag cS. twellwood) :. 2
LACY. A. bs. montgomery.
Jess Arlington. bs. te.rh.. s
Sir o. By. tPennock) ..---.l-
Nut Bar, so. e. CPowellt 10 10 10 DIR.
Ruth Arlington. BIN. tPifer) DIS.
Block Diamond D. m. tTaylor) Is ds
lTime-2:2l; 2:lSL; 2:l6h; 2:l7 Il.
Els class trotting. In S. purse $500:
winnatoma. bn,. by Bing-
enras tSeeley) ...-....-. l
vilko. Big. by Fanko. (Ean
Atta) ......-..-..-..-. o
r. C. w. (F1entng) ......-. ~
Directess Banks, blk. m.
(Magers) ......-.-..---.
Toms Son. XIX. g. (Roush)..
Ebony Todd. blk.g. tTurner) II
Maponia. BIN. (B. Jones) 10
Battle, bg. (McCalD ...-...
Elmer Finch. br. &. (craw-
ford) observation-disclosures
Aurabelle D. oh. &. tErskine) 10 DR.
Homer D, CHI 6. tGoggin) :. II oh
Time-2:231a: 2:eoh; 2:1fE; 2:1St
2:lS class. passing. in 5. purse $500:
Hurry-On. blk 6. by G. W. D.
(Benad Nm) ...........-.... l l l
I1inber Jim. Big. Mont gomery)
Rob Roy. Sc. CMcMahon) 1900.
Kings Boy lGupette) ......... 3
Hal Chimes be CCranc) ... S !
Halle G. BIN. Buntin )........
Harold Bell. br. h (Wilson) -. S
Harry y. BIZ. 81. Jones) 1900. 3
Time-2:1S&: 2:1St2: e:1SA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
These Are the Horses That Will Perform
On the Wheeling Fair Track Next Week
SIX HEATS To
BRING WINNER
In the 2:20 Trot at Little
Washington-LordBeldon
Takes First Place.

! WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug. 2e.-Drir-
ing finishes. fase time and split heats
featured the second days Lake Erie
circuit racing at the Washington fair
today.
In the 9:13 pace. Budlisht upset the
dope by taking three heats and the
race after Rascal had won the first
heat handily.
The 2:15 trot saw the only straight
heats, Gabetta II. being well IN advance
each time.
The 2:2o trot furnished the real rae
ing of the day. however going to SIX
heats, and with four different horses
having a heat 1T the end of the fourth.
Lord Beldon took the next two and the
race.
Summarizes:
a:1a Class Pacing-Purse $500
Budlight. CHI. H.. by King Red
(Leonard) :.........--... l
Red. b. h.. (Thomas) ........
Roberta, blk. NJ. IF. Mid
dagh)
Tine-2:12h: 2:12N: 2:12k: e:16A.
2:15 Glass Trotting-Purse $500.
Gabotta NJ, bnl. BY Gabetta
(Thomas) L
Electric McKerron. br. g.. (Har-
ris) .......-..:. :
Jim Mac, bg.. tReed) ..-...... z
King Ambit. ch. G.. tCrockton)
Miss Isabel McGregor. bu.,
(Moorhead) .........--..... DIR
Time-2:164; e:16A: 2:16&.
2:2o Glass Trotting-Purse $500.
Lord Beldon. bh. by
Lord Roberts Camp
bel) .....-----... 8 2
Toro Maid, or. m.
(Arnold) ......... 3
Brampton Maid. BIN.
(Crookton) .......... 2
Den Marquis, bh..
(Hobeon) ....-.... DIR
Alice Axworthy. b. m.
(Grimme) ....... DIR
Montgomery Bell. BIN.
(Schaffer) .....-..7 DIR
STAN Pilot b. g.,
(Evans) ............6 DIR
Time-2:1sH: 2:1Sk; 2:1Sh; 2:19A;
2:l9%; 2:21A.
Five furlongs dash. purse $l25.-Hel-
NETS Daughter. (CalD. first: Lady Betty
(Whymark). second: Lady Capricious'
(Hunie). third: Tlme-1:0o. Erie
O'Brien and Manfred also ran.
Six furlongs dash. purse s125-Reg-
ular (Gargan). first: Muanu (CalD.
second: Little Alto (Smith). third:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
OUT-THE-PIKE
To Entertain Drafted Men

George Il Seibert, proprietor OF the
Elm Grove Bowling Alleys. announced
last night that he will entertain the
young men Of Elm Grove and vicinity
who have been called for service in the
new selecttve draft army, at his place
Of business, on Tuesday. evening. Sep
TENDER 1.
Music will be provided and patriotic
addresses will De delivered. The speak
ers will be announced later. A lunch
con will be served. Mr.. Seibert is e1-
tending q general invitations to all
drafted men in the Elm Grove section
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
~ eav. Entsrtaduunant,

The MuskinGum Four will given an
entertainment this coming Saturday
evening at the Roney's Point Y. r:
church. This quartet is well known all
through this section for its good sing
ing and a large crowd is expected to
attend the entertainment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30
Labor to be Plentiful


1t Is believed that when the work at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-30

Aurabelle D. ch- &. tErsKne1 TO or
Homer d, ch. &. (Goggtn) IL oh
Time-2:231a; 2:eoh; 2:11&; 2:lSt
2:1S class, passing. in 5. purse $500:
Hnrrv-On blk e by G. w D,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30

Mrs George Ilyland departed
Saturday for American Falls. Ida. to
visit with her daughter, Mrs. D.. l..
GRAY and to get acquainted with IN"
twins--hcr grandchildren. now about
a week old.
Or. and Mrs y. NJ. Nchcr and
NJ. aud Mrs. tiobcrt Wilstcad of Cas-
tie Gate motorcd down Wednesday
evening aud took w the Daughter of
the Gods"
Il NJ. pcyton was here Saturday
and SUNDAY from Harrison. Ida.
where he has been working FOR the
past two years. leaving Monday morn
ing Tor home lie has just returned
tom trip to- California and Homo
lulu. visiting his mother and sister NJ
San Diego lie has a flattering offer
to return to Price and may accept
Fireman Austin. who was severe.
! ~ wounded when accidentally shot
on u hunting trip Co Utah number
of weeks ago. expects to DE abl" g. b'
removed to his home from ~. Mays
Hospital within couple ~ days. u
| viii probably be- several weeks before
be- will be- able o. resume his ron ~
the ruad.-urnnd Junction Colo
News. 2Sth.
bishop T. J. parmley uf White
Quarters was guest uf the SaNol
yesterday while In att ndancc upni
the meeting OF mine superintendent
here This was his first trip to Prize
ina couple ~ years. bishop Parml"
has been nc Winter Quarters 90
thirty -fnur years lie recalled yes
tcrday that some twenty-five year
ago he attended political convention
In the old log school house whcr
now stands the tabernacle, one of IN
very finest buildings Of its kind In III
state.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30

Miss Helene Iienney. formerly
teacher Of music az Price academy. Is
now located az Basohor. Kan. Miss
lienney highly recommends Mrs. Eula
VI. Grain OF this city as a teacher OF
piano. Mrs. Grains advertisement
appears in another column Of The
sun
Miss Matte strong. librarian. and
the other ladies connected with the
carnegie library are preparing a cook
book that soon viii be off the press
The funds from advertising and the
sale of the hook GO Co the library.
Most every woman locally will ron-
tribute recipe of some Kind for pub
location
Glenn Harmon and Lowell Jessen.
debating team of the Carbon high.
LETT Wednesday morning for Duchesne
90 meet the buchcsnc high that o en-
ing. and the latter won a unanimous
decision Yesterday they went e.
Nerunl. where they combat the acad-
envy tonight The subject all over
the state Is the ACCESSIBILITY Of Adopt
ing the minimum wage law
According 10 e. message received
from Springfield. Ills. Saturday. the
y. g. Penney company 1T Utah has In.
.'prporated 60 transact q general mcr-
camille business iu Illinois The Pen.
ucv company or Golden Rule Stores
company" o. Incorporated under the
laws Of Utah with O. capital stock oi
81 ooO,0 900. The capital stock for N.
liuuis b. shown Co be $4,000. The J
g. Penney company held it, annual
st", khoidcrs meeting In salt Lake
city early IN January An attending
conference" uf the managers uf vari'
uus Golden Rule stores lasted tive
weeks.
April tst being Palm sunday. ther,
| VIII be special appropriate services a
the Methodist church az Price at II
O'clock ~ the forenoon. Subject
/ The Triumphai Entry" Special mu
sic by quartet choir SUNDAY schoo
at 10 o'clock and Epworth league a
1850 o'clock vt the evening. Topic
Are We Pooling Ourselves Say
the pastor. Rev. Harry r. Zcidcrs. %
Palm sunday 1t T. decision da,
when men. women and children shall
be- called Co come under the kindi,
and loving sway ~ the kingly Christ
90 90 church on Eastcr--a day 10
baptlsms. reception ~ new member
and remuneration Al will kindi
be- asked 60 make u special Easter of
FERNS. 4 cordial welcome to all ser
Vices"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30
lyCEUM COURSE OVER
Fourth aud Last Number Given NJ
sunny side Monday Evening

sUNNYsIDE. March gs--H. a
Crawford and l.. MrCurdy. sales
agents Tor Utah Fuel company. have
been spending the past week az sun
nysidc. They report that they have
more orders than they can fill and
are using ~ their spare time looking
over the companys property
Mrs. e. iI Funk was the hostess o.
u very enjoyable card party wedncr-
day afternoon. The house was very
appropriately decorated with spring
colnrr purple and ycilow--and beau
tlful bouquets of violcts and daffOdils
were the table ccnterpieCcs. Her
guests were Mrs y. " Tucker. Mrs. !.
\. Sinpp. Mrs W. y. wvtzel Mrs. \.
u. IIadioy. Mrs. W. g. Mcmmot. Mrs.
George smith. Mrs y. -. korstcn,
Mrs G. ~ Fahring and Mrs Edward
| llrcnnor.
Tn. fourth and last number Of the
blackwell lycvum course was given
Monday evening n was greatly en-
ioyed 10y an who attended
Mr.. aud Mrs James wcstflch en-.
/ tcrtaincd very PLEASANTLY at cards
Friday evening The house was beau
TRULY decorated with red and white
carnations. Those who enjoyed tho
evening we're Mr.. and Mrs W y.
wrtzci. Dr. and Mrs. g. a. fahrinE,
Afr aud Mrs !. =. Slapp. Mr.. and Mrs
J. W Littlcjohn. Mr. and Mrs. ". V
Tucker aud Mr.. and Mrs. A. -. Had
ley. Misses Irene Thomns. Viola Whit
tnkcr. Emily LaHsen, Macbcile las
sen. ruth Martin. Cison l.aSaon and
Mary THROWN. and MersrA james w
Moore. g. J. itoberts. Evan Jones, J
Williams. =. Eijsr. y. v. Tucker an'
Dr. \. W. Dowd,
AIRS v. -. Kerrten was the hoste-'
Ia Tn. members OF the Emhroiderl
club Saturday afternoon.
Dorothy Knouf entertained the u
\. club at her home Tuesday cvenins
A very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Miss Fern Alfred. who has been IN
! guest OF Mrs Arthur Livingston 10
, the past two weeks. returned sundn'
Co her home In Spring city.
saturday afternoon the primary dl
I vision of'the Latter-day Saints churcl
gave a character dance for the httl
folks In the ward house. the child
rem enjoyed the dance Co the fuiies
and many artistic costumes were u
cyidencc.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30

Monday evening number 81
friends OF air. ana Mrs. George COT
bingham surprised them at the court
house. Five hundred was played dur
ing the evening with honors going Ia
Mrs. A. ID MacLean and A, J. Lee l'e-
treatments galore were taken along
los the guests. Present were MT ana
Mrs Carlos Gundcrson. Mr. and Mrs
.C. n. Marcuseu. Mt and Mrs. q, A,
Woottcn. Mr. and Mrs A. J, Ice, NJ
and Mrs. r. A. Mcmillan, Mr., and
Alrs. robert M.kuue, Mr. and Mrs.
IN. A LAUDER &c., aud Mra A. %. Mac
Lean. Mr and Nr Mcclure Wilson
and Mr- Anna Ward
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30
MUTUAIS At TABERNACLE
ESc-Ilcni Program Announced For
Next sunday Evening.

There H. a. be- conjoint session Of
the MutuaiH NJ the tabernacle next
Sunday evening az o'clock Go which
the public IL most cordially invited
After invocation. the pregnant
Opening song. congregation, shall
the Youth Of Zion Falterf"
Mixed quartet. THE COLLINS"
Juvenile orchestra. directed by A.
iietgener,
Vocal solo. Miss Helen Meyers.
"shrunk Headed People" ~. w
Cooper
Ladies' quartet. - Perfect Day
Miss I.orn Harmon and others
Heading. Miss Lola bryncr; adj
dress. \. W. Oolding. vocal solo. Mrs
A. Il.rg.ner. reading. g u, Marcusen
Out. Misses Laura wootten and LII
las Morley.
Hcsume 81 years work. Mrs, J. v
Mucknight
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30
SOCIETY


The primar, teachers 1T Price ward
surprised Mrr Mary Morrison Mon
day afternoon hy going 90 her homo
In body. They carried lots Of good
things 20 eat and the afternoon was
inyously spent hy al present
George A. Ryiand. IT.. gave q party
Saturday evening % a number Of his
young gentleman friends. The time
was spent In various games after
which Refreshments were served.
Those present were Arthur Smith. Ar
thur Brown. Howard Allison. Carl
Gundrrron. william Fitzgerald and
Clarence LAUDER. The occasion was
the eighteenth birthday of the young
man
The Merry Afternoon Bridge cluh
met az the home 90 Mrs g n. Ackcr-
man last Tuesday Mrs Thomas
Fouts was the guest Mrs, H. \,
Oruttr got the club favor. Present
were Mrs. George w. helms, Mrs. y
IC. Miles, Mrs Charles Avcrill. Mrs
Frank l. nuckio. Mrs. ~. a. Grotts
and Mrs. Ocorgr Collingham, Tbs
next meeting win be- with Mrs, Avcr.i
/ IN two weeks.
| Miss Dorothea Rasmussen wa
hostess 20 the Tuesday Evening nridg'
club az the home III Mrs. NJ q. Clrvc
land this week Present were MiHsei
Vera Raymond. i.,Dna Jensen, Maize
Middleton. Ruth Burke. l,oHalin'
strlngham, June ChriHtopherHon, ldi
sf....... Mud. futrL. ItuNNa helms
Margaret HorslcN Bessie KENNEDY
Mrs. Tom Avrriil, Mrs. Jessie Sanford
Mrs olive Miller, Mrs, q, -, llorn"r
Mrs 9 n, Alderman, Mrs Thomh
lFouts. The favor went % Miss Mahe
Middleton. delicious refreshmtnt
were served.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30
PRICE AND NEARBY

= n Lewis this week moved his
,,pmbine business TO the Wade block
sron the Turner building.
grsmeg' shoe and harness shop IL a
new sun advertiser this week. a spc-
glslty is made Of repairing harness.
I, looks good 60 see the American
pag floating from the staff Iof the
carbon county high school bundinE.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ludwig Of Cast"
Gate are the parents OF teu-pouud
,on that came to their home yestor.
day. pr. y. NJ. Neher attending.
Albert y. Edwards has brought di.
yorre proceedings at Price against
sarah J. Edwards on the grounds Of
desertion. Both parties reside at
Helper.
T'tah.Idaho Sugar company has mo-
titled local people that seven dollars
a ton h Co be paid for this seasons
sugar beet crop TO Emery and Carbon
county growers.
Joe Halyerson. recently sentenced
10 the county Jail for an assault ON a
woman at Helper. has paid his fine
into the county treasury. His release
from Jail followed.
NJ. =. Braffct was down from Zion
the first Of the week. His Paloma
property In Beaver county. he states
il getting better right along. Several
Carbon county folks are interested.
oliver Rasmussen OF the Ninr MI,
section has made application Co the
state engineer 90 develop ten-onc'
hundredths Of a foot Of water from
setps and springs In Carbon county
George Ronald Nelson. formerl,
with Price Commercial and saving
bank. recently became n Noble OF th'
Mystic shrine. going through with 0
class ~ Salt Lake city. lie now re-
sides NJ Mt peiaaant
Miss Hiida Madscn. formerly 81
sooficid and a sister OF Nell NJ. ant
Anthon Madsen. was last week chosen
secretary OF the Mt. Pleasant Histori
cal association. Judge Ferd Ericksri
i one of the directors.
Ciyli service examinations wcr'
held az Cotton last Saturday. Marcl
.ith. for postmasters az scofield ans
at Mohrland. The examinations wcr'
conducted by J. II. Hodson Of Prove
Announcement as 10 the succeasfu
candidates viii be made later by Hod
sun.
With the closing Of the deal for th
y, = Nelson ranch at the head -
Gordon Creek In Carbon county
Sven -. Nielsen OF Fairview. banker
merchant and live stockman, N eN
peetrd 90 make his home az Price, |
Is stated by those In a position 4
know that the deal II PRACTICAL
closed.
Tony spendeli and John Griffith'
charged with shooting insulators fror
telegraph poles between Castle Dat
ana Helper. were brought Go IN
county seat last Friday by Sheriff
George Coillngham. They had a hear
ing before Justice Lee and were fine
twenty-five dollars each. They pal
up,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30

beginning Juil JET. next. tho Ad.
ana Express company succeeds the
Wells-Fargo ENpr..s COMPANY ON the
lines Of the Denver and Eip Grand,
and the Western Pacific. This gives
the former am ocean 60 ugvan line
New York 60 san Francisco.
g. watanab,. killed few days ago
hy another Japau.so 10 Salt Lake
city. was formerly o. porter az the
now defunct commercial club at
Price. Watanab. studied law and
stenography while employed local.,
and was much thought uf by his
countrymen hero BE- had made r..
peated attempts uf familiarity with
the slayor's vii. with whom he
boarded
Marriage licenses were issued dur.
ing the week at Salt Lake city to
Hugh y. Lloyd oI scof.id aud Susan
q. Stone Of Winter Quarters. Also to
John Potsinie and Mary Kapps. both
81 Castle Gate. Arthur J. johnson Of
CRAIG. Colo. and Thclma Petersen Of
woodsido were married at Price We'd.
ncsday by J. W Hammond. justice 81
the peace.
George A Stous. late general man.
agor of the Spring canyon Coal COM
pany. last "Wednesday took charge 81
the Utah pvnitontiarf. ~, has named
Ahntr Dryer ne his deputy. while his
son. Fred -. Sturrs. viii likely bs-
come commissaty clerk az the institu-
/ ton. The latter has been at storrs
for some time. Officially the now
warden goes 10 nest sunday April
ist
Employees at abe pri,. pustoffic,
are preparing for the annual counting
Of the parcel post which il 20 be- done
during the first fifteen days Of April
Then Uncle Sam makes an accurate
count OF IN" packages shipped, alF0
the tonnage and the amount Of post.
age. This il done la order that cal.
culations may be made AZ to ths
quantity that viii b. shipped durinF
the year.
Local peopl. who backed the IS.
'ceum course AZ Price this winter ar,
dirgurted with the poor quality Of th'
attractions sent hero and viii have
nothing 60 do In future with the ~
lison- White layout. An effort OF tbs
same people 20 put on Chautauqu'
course this summer has met with fail
ure 10 far AZ Price 10 concerned, on
biiking Co the tune Of about clever
hundred dollars IL enough.
n. Frank Caifcy, who recently
passed "A successful examination for
commission In the United States arm
aud later was appointed sooon'
lieutenant. has been ordered hy IN
war department Go report for duty a
Fort Leaycnwofth. Kan. The younl
man IL son OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. '
lCnffey and resided az Castle Gate he
fore his parents moved % salt LAX
CITY lie IN also q nephew Of Mt nn'
Mrs. A. u. MacI.ean OF Price,
Tony Aygeris. a Greek shecpherdr
from the Farnham section, wa
brought 90 Price the first OF the woel
and arraigned before Justice Lee OF
the charge of attempting a. mnrde
PM Mcclure OF that place. Bon
was fixed at thousand dollars WhicI
, the man gave lie was bound over I
/ the district court for trial, Avger'
was t-espassing on MeGuire's lam
and when told 10 vamoose took w
shots az the latter, Deputy sh"rli
.I.eute made the arrest
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30
MRS. EULA M. GRAIN
PIANO
Telephone sim. Residence X Street
between Fifth and Sixth,

L. gives me pleasure h. recommend
Mrs. Grain as "a teacher OF piano. She
has a most thorough foundation In
technique which enables her 10 give
u wonderfully fine execution, espe-
Ulnlly at brilliant piano music. I
found her always cheerful AMI pleas
ant and I'm sure people who wish a.
study piano win enjoy working under
her supervision. HELENE HENNEY,
HHuH.
Spccl,l Attention 60 Bcglnncr,.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30

Anonymous letters have been re-
ceived by State Fish and Game Com
missioner Siddoway recently, report
ing alleged violations Of the fish and
game laws siddoWRy has announced
that ne will treat all communications
as confidential II desired, but that he
will pay no attention 20 those un'
signed
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30
mnw To pnEvENT CnOuP.

when the child IL subject 20 attacks
of Group see 90 II that he eats hEht
evening meal, az an overloaded stom'
nch may bring on an attack. Alsn
watch for the first symptom-honrre
ness. and give Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy NJ soon AZ tho child becomes
hoarse. obtainablc everywhere. -
Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30

u you have any old thing that needs
repairing. take II 10 Robinson's repair
shop.=AdVt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30

While gowns are simple they are
not quite 50 simple as they were.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30
E A S T E K

The demand of the season requires that You
be costumed accordingly at Easter time; II Is
expected that you don new clothes Here ON
display will be found a wonderful range Of beau
tiful fabrics, all the seasons latest colofS 10
select from.
Hand tailored into a suit TO your measure they
will please the man who aims 70 be Wen uIesSe"'
and yet permit the practice OF economy
For tailoring like this means breater wear ana
better appearance, SO you can see why NAM
tailored clothes means more TOT less "'o"'''
Sample line shown in the coal camps by rep
resentative each week.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-30

NIr. \. g. Davis and Mrs a. T.
Narf.rIIug entertained at % reception
.grl Tea yesterday afternoon nt tho
home cot Mr. Davis Boo compliment tn
Mrs LII Wrlr who leaves shortly
Tor her home Goa Monuose. Colo and
Mrs. W n. patter of Price, who IL
visiting Mrs Murferding. Little Nils
Bette McGrcgor aud Master Stanley
Fisher received the cards at the door.
The rooms were attractiVely decora-
ted In spring flowers. The tea table
VAS covered with a cluny lace cloth
over pink satin. A large crystal pas-
ket of sweet peas with bow Of pink
tulle adorned the center of the table,
crystal candlrstirks with pink s'lk
.hades added a. the pretty effect
.frs. 9. s. Fisher and Mrs. Homer
Benten presided al coffee urns. Mrs
Ralph Gentry ana Miss Helen Meyers
assisted in the dining room. Fifty
guests called between and 8 o'clock,
Salt Lake Telegram, 25th.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-02-08
NATION WIDE CONGRESS
To END FOOD GAMBLING
Delegates From Farmers and
Consumers to Consider Plan
For a Central Bureau.

Producers, farmers organizations
country have arranged for a confer
ence in New York city in April to de-
wise n mor direct method Of handling
foodstuffs so as to reduce the profits of
middlemen and in some cases elimi-
nate them entirely.
Under this plan every state would
have its Offices and its own marketing
depot in this city," said Commissioner
Hartigan of the department. of weights
and measures OF New York recently.
"The organizations would cooperate in
getting information as to the condition
OF the market and order shipments ac-
cordingly. This would prevent the
taking of profits by spectators
through artiticially fixed prices. There
is nothing in the plan which would
conflict with the proposal for large
terminal markets. and the two would
WORK wrlI t"""t'rr Neither is there
anything in t}r plat which the honest
middlrmcn should i>,nr.
'N''Aollt "Ilcdd.' HAS I'LL Olllct lOI
watching the market. advising farmers
and handling Vermont products. North
Dakota. Washington and California
are going to open offices. ana Florida
farmers organizations have worked
out Il plan for cooperative scllin.
through a Florida agency"
census taken by Commissioner Har
tlGan of the food bills which New York
legislators intend to propose at N
bany at this session of the legislature
show that they number tifty-three and
cllrIacr many radical proposals. some
OF which would make the state control
OF the food supply almost as absolute
as the power exercised by Food Die
tator Batoclii in Germany.