The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-05-10
PRICE AND NEARBY.

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Price Garage company. through
Neil NJ Madsen, this week closed !
sales on two cars az Scofield with
more In sight
Mrs. w. w Lewis 81 Salt Lake city
arrived i'm Price last Friday and will
visit few weeks with her numerous
friends here.
Next Monday Madsen a Sons Mcr-
camille company at Scofield goes on
cash basis. Manager barnett who
has had much credit expcrienr,. says
cash Is the only system. other upper
camp concerns are gradually coming
TO a.
Colorado bootieggcrs are said to be
chipping booze into Utah concealed |
In the Journals Of freight and passcn-
ger cars-the latter foi quick service
ono or two caches are said 20 have
been found IN Denver and Rio Gtdnde
equipment at Helper.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. J. weigmann. now
residing at Los Angeles. Gala. an
nounce the birth to them on Saturday
last of daughter at French Hospitsl
in that city Cards TO friends locally
state II to be the finest baby ever and
mother and child DOING we'll.
There will be moss meeting OF
Price citizens az City Hall tomorrow
saturday evening 10 consider what
action. u any. Will be taken by citizens
here In protest against tho moving Of
the Helper terminal OF the Denver
and Rio Grande to Soldier Summit.
The meeting H. called BY Mayor wOot-
ton.
FreiEhters are hiking the camp
grounds at Price nightly. while roads
in all directions from this city are
lined with toamsters bringing In prod
uots OF the farm and range and re-
turning with merchandise. building
materials and farm implements. Price
business houses. on the whole. never
enjoyed better trade than now.
Staple or pcrishabic foods and wool
or yarns are the principal items that
must not be exported Co a foreign port
other than an insular possession or 60
men In foreign service Of the country
without n license. according TO new
partment These products can be
mailed by special Arrangement
The Catholic ladies OF Helper will
give "A benefit show at the Liberty
thcntcr there this evening. May 10th.
A part OF the proceeds viii be- do
mated TO the Red Cross. Two prizes
will be given away, one at each show.
There will he seven reels Of pictures
shown and the admission viii be ten
cents for adults.
y. NJ. Nasits. manager ~ the scoW.
croft business az Price. rnotorcd TO
ogden last Saturday evening Co get
acquainted. ns u were. with his bosses
AZ the Junction city. lie was accom-.
panied by r. tt. Mcmillan Of The Sun.
who spent part Of the time In Zion
They gut home Tuesday evening The
roads from Price TO the summit are
A., s.s.2NsH ss.s.N HanHlINWn lh0N nuN
One.thlrd OF all the passenger trains
between the Pacific Coast and Chi
caEo arr tn be- taken off June LIST. The
q vernmcnt thus Saves twelve millions
of dollars In operating expenses and
NOR. than eleven million miles 81
train haul par~engSrs no longer VIII
have n choice ofAroWcs. but must take
what IN offered. Srfvicc IL confined 10
four main lines. not including tho
Denver and Rio Orandc.
A. J. Taylor. formerly OF the Car.
hon high school faculty and one Of
the first drafted men from this cpun.
-. has been promoted e. sccond
lleutenanCy at Camp is.wlS, Wash,
IaccordinE 10 the Sunday new upcrn
when he lcft here Taylor declared Ia
friends that he intended 10 study. and
that before a great while they would
hear from him. They have heard.
Rnd they are also proud ~ his promo
tion.
Eight Representatives of the Pan
Motor people are here this week from
Denver. Colo, guests of the Savoy,
conducting a sale of stock OF that con-
Germ throughout this section. They
are J. l.. MotEgcr, T.. ". knowlton, w.
liz Harrow. Victor Nockin. James Pot
tor. Frank roper and J. G. itichcy.
lThcy arrived Wednesday overland
from the Colorado capital The best
roads they encountered ON the way
are from Price some twenty miles
least
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald 90 Price
this week received a late Tombstone
(Arixl newspaper which publishes n
letter from the front from Capt. V. q,
Melgren, a nephew. with tho british
lroyal cnEinccrH attached 90 the flame
and gns division. tie h In the midst
OF the German holliahnoaH. Tie tells
in his own words as much as ne can
OF the great offensive, CAPTAIN Mel
gren 10 brother % the MelEron girls
Wh0 fofmoFiN lived AT Price for "a