The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-15

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[ corps Tor Carbon county is fWl up.
Frank Larsen ~ Fairvicv. hut now
working in Scofield last week re-
,eiNed this word on a postcard from his
BROTHER Lawrence r. Larsen. who is
WIN the American eNpcditionary
FORCES M France; Fritz got me and
I am now receiving treatment In an
American hospital in France. WIN
write YOU the FUN particulars later"
Tho card was dated October 9TH.
ist. tie IS the son of Mrs Mary v
Larsen and has been in the service
.incc early last spring
Amendments aud additions to the
migratory bird act regulations have
Teen received hy a. ~. sidduwny.
tate fish and game warden. from the
government. which he hopes to i'm
corporate into the state laws during
the next Legislature There are in
,rcases boz the number ur geese q
rersou may MIL Co eight There will
ne am open season ON mourning doves
The propagation and selling VI mi
Eratpty waterfowl will hc permitted
through % special permit issued o.,
the secretary ~ agriculture.
Dr e. H. whcrry 81 Price was
called To- Waltz last Wednesday.
where there are twenty new eases ~
Influenza. H. va,cinatcd those and
twenty others with the new Icarv
vaccine. which b. sent out bv Tat
Medical college. and g. the same us
Salt Bake City'z health department iu
using u has been perfected sine.
the epidemic of influenza ht this
cuuntr' More L. claimed fur Il than
any other of numerous prevent, a.
aud Is used In the early stages ~ the
disease. All a. whom br Wh,rry Hd-
ministcrod are since reported ns doing
fine. Two uf them were yer, sick
men.
Zach ~ the candidates on the
I democratic ticket in last Tuesdays
election for county office contributed
l thirty-unc dollars tu campaign cK-
penses. according To- statement iilod
I by Neil NJ. Madison. county chairman.
/ William 7. l.amph. Tor state senator.
donated 10 the cause an even sixteen
dollars There was total ~ two
hundred ninety-thrcv duilnrs. all told.
spent Of this s255.O0 went Tor
printing. tt2.iO for telephone service.
$500 for stamps. $1,000 Tor rcnu.
grapher aud stationery and st3.5O
I for telephone aud telegraph tollF
. Chairman Mndacu found deficit 1T
forty cents iu receipts when the time
for settlement came This h, made
good himself
John r. Bowley and his SIN. Silns.
this year planted sb2ui thrcc-quhri-
err ~ an acre uf thnclnt SPRING Gicr.
This they have wtrkch up INT" surg
hum. which ~ 1T rns quality Thcl
will have about ',t,s hundred gallons.
but would have done much better
bad TIP frost not caught their cnnc
crop. Samples 81 the molnsscz left
with The sun show IN, quality To- lee
~ good nH anything shipped into the
state Next year they viii plant O.
larger acreage Their mill viii take
care 1T their own crop and that uf
nciEhhufs. Sorghum sells locally for
two dollars "a gallon. but tor the run-
v-nicnce ct those who desire less
Quantities the i,owlcys are putting n
NJ In quarts nnd hall gallons.
"Wednesday December tth there
viii be- an election Tor school trustees
IN four at the five districts uf Cur
hon county, The members whose
terms expire are g. !. schultz. llla-
wathn. u. g. Jones'. Helper. George
Run. Scufi"ld. und Dr \, w, buwd,
sunny side. all uf whom we're elected
for twu Years The huidovor u &, R.
Mar,urru 81 Price who has two years
set e. serve. n looks ur " three 90
Thorn would bc roo-clo,tcd ~ they
consent a. accept again In the Castle
Gate district someone clre than lunti
must De- named. lie recently moved
o. Spfingyilic. Throughout the vouu-
LIS, 30 Tar 49, The sun can ascertain,
people are satisfied with the present
board nud are content tu let thinW
go 800 they are.
II b. announced that under the fed,
eral control uf railroads in Colorado
an Interchangeable ticket arrange
ment has been worked out whereby
persons travelling between Denver
ICoinrudn springs and Pueblo may Ne
this ticket ~ any one lin" between
points on uny other line between the
towns The Denver ana Ria Grande
Santa Re and Colorado and Southern
Operate between these points ana u
ticket over one of these lines h good
On any other 1T the lines Tor this dis
trict II h expected that within q
IAfM NAhh W. AtNAAAH wv AAA ANAAN ~
enter and depart from the Oregon
Short Line depot az Sal, Lake CITY
Also that all tracks In rtah win be
used Jointly by the several lines wher,
such IL possible.
Miss Dahlia Eleanor Hood. 10 yenr'
Of age ana the daughter of Mr., and
Mr.. Andrew Hood Of scofiold, died
there Saturday uf pneumonia fuliowing
age aud the daughter az Mr.. ana Mrs
Andrew Hood nf Scofield, died thcr'
last Saturday pf pneumonia follow .ut
Influenza The body was taken e.
Provo. funeral services helms ht't
Tuesday last az . o'clock of tho aitar
noon. Deceased is survived hy h'l
parents, three sisters and three ".uth
ers. ono uf the sisters b. sc'i'usn
ill from influenza 90 the 1''el,
home. One uf the brothers, Milton
h with the American eNpeditlurIr'
forces m France aud o. a member n
the Three Hundred ana Forty Eightf
regimental hand. There is arg'
number uf eases ot the plague at tn'
.