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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-11-22

whereas IN the same time there has
been IN actual decrease Of per cent
IN the number Of beef cattle. which
explains the high cost OF beef. shoes
and leather The loss sustained D.,
the United states from infectious and
contagious diseases among animals iu
the last year has amounted 90 $3.50.
600 00OU"
Federal. state and municipal gov.
eminent he asserts. viii have tn en-.
plpy large veterinary service o. re-
dury the tremendous preventnhic
LOSSES uf live stock ana Ia foster the
Increase 1T animals ON the farm
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WITH the LIVE SpOCKMEN
on TINS SECTION on UTAH

Sheepmen are paying five cents per
acre rent Tor grazing land out around
Myton. Some OF the homesteaders
are getting enough oct uf II % pay
taxes.
The MGCsens OF ScOGeld arc figur-
Ing 20 this week or next ship out about
"a dozen carloads OF cattle 10 the
Kansas City market. A. g. Madsen
viii accompany Fem.
A. G.. Madsen, Joseph seely, G. T.,
Maasen and X. Lekoy Barton of
Nj Pleasant recently disposed OF their
lambs TO feeders at Elsinore, The ?
were more than a thousand head a
the sale which brought the flock
masters twelve cents a pound.
Tapping right at the heels OF the
Influenza epid annie. which has been
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HEAD or CHURCH WINS
SUIT FOR REAL ESTATE

President Joseph y. Smith. ~ trus-
tee for the Mormon church wins In
the Raleigh estate case, by decision
~ the supreme court OF Utah lately
handed down OrHon \. Humcl 90
administrator with thc viii attached.
of the estate OF AlonEo ~. Raleigh.
who died In 1901. loses the appeal he
took from a decision ON demurrer
IN district court. Alfred Solomon. a
former executor for the viii. was also
made "a defendant IN the suit, but the
issue OF the suit was the question OF
whether property willed to the church
should be- held charEeablc Tor other
requests made Ia the will. when II
was found that the remainder OF the
estate WA not large enough to bear
the expense,
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IN TmE DIsTIICr CounT Dol CAR.

bon County. state OF Utah, Re,a 4.
Lewis. Plaintiff. Va. Mary Lewis.
observation-disclosures. The state OF
Utah To the said Defendant You
are hereby summoned TO appear win.
In twenty days after the service o.
this summons upon you. " served
within the county la which this ae'
tlon N brought. otherwise. withln
thirty days after service and defend
the above entitled action, end In ease
OF your failure 30 10 do. judgment VIII
be rendered against you according 70
the demand OF the complaint. when
has been filed with the clerk OF saia
court This action h brought 10 re-
cover judgment dissolying the mar
riage contract heretofore eNls'lns
between you and the plaintiff. D. h.
WOODS, Plaintiffs Attorney, Post
office address. Price. Utah.
First pub. Nov. 8; last Dec o, lsls'
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GREATLY BENEFITED BY CHAM.
HEuI.AIN'S TABLETS.

n am thankful for the good have
received by using Chamberlain Tab
lets, About two years ago when I
great deal from distress after eating
and from headache ana "a tired. lam
guild feeling due 90 indigestion ana a
torpid liver. Chamberlain's Tablets
corrected these disorders In short
time, ana since taking two bottles OF
them my health has been good,
writes Mrs, NJ, A. Harwood. Auburn.
y. N.-AdVt.
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RECEIPTS AND
SOME STRONGER
PRICES
LAMBS AND BEST FED EWES ~.
GOOD DEMAND.

Extra Effort to Maintain Hog Prices
Move the Government Dcadlinc Of
Sc,cntccn-Tcn NJ Missouri River
Narkcts-Couniry Buyers In Much
Evidence Tor Cattle Here of Late.
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N THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Ills.

trict court OF the State ui Utah
within and for Carbon county. ,pro.
bate Division. In the Matter ui the
Estate OF Jean Cortes. Dcuvlscd-
Notice To Creditors. Notice b. here.
by given by the undersigned. Antoine
COrtes. administrator OF the estate Of
Jean COrtes. deceased. Ia the cred.
tors or aud all persons having claims
against said deceased To- exhibit them
with tho necessary vouchers. within
two months after the first publication
OF this notice. To- said administrator
at his residence la sunnyHidc. Carbsn
county Ctan. the same being a.,
place Tor the transaction OF the bust.
ness OF said estate In the county Of
Carbon. Utah. ANTOINE CUHTEs.
Administrator. Dated this Sth day OF
November. 1918.
First pub. Nov s. last Nov 20. Is
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NOTICE To CREDIroRs.-EsTArE

of Karen Frandscn. Dcccases
Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers 90 the undersigned AZ Price.
Utah. ON or before the 10th day Of
March. \. H.. 1919. GEO. q, FltAND'
SEN. Administrator of Karen frand
sen, deceased.
First pub. Nov. = last Nov 70, isis.
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NOTICE no WATER usrns.-

NoIl'k 10 WATER USERS
state Engineer OErico, salt Lake
Siy, ltan, Nov o, l9lS.-Notiee
Is hereby given that the Well
lnston Canal company with rs princi,
pal oiilee az Wellington. Utah. has
made application In accordance with
the requirements OF Sec l2sSxZt.
CHAP. 62, Session Laws Of Utah. 1898
10 change the place OF use Of twenty
1@Vl aeeond-teet OF water diverted
ifom the Price river In Carbon eoun-
" az point 1900 feet south ana ilgO
leei west OF the northwest corner nf
Sec q, Twp. "A South. Range no East
aall Lake base and meridian, and
heretofore used from March 18Th M
NuNemher 18TH, inclusive. OF eaeh
year TO irrigate 1870 acres OF lana
embraced IN Secs, 20 and 80. Twp. IA
south' Range 10 East; Sec. 1. Twn
10 south, range 10 East; Secs 4
ana NEH sWA Sec, 7. Twp. 10 south
a,ahse II East; Secs "a. rs, 20. 40,
81 ana SO. Twp. IL South, RanEe N
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IN TIE SEVENTH JUDICIAL lbs.
trict Court of the State OF Utah WrA.
in and For Carbon County H'tusass
Division.-ln the Matter ct thu
Estate Of J. Amano. Deceased No.
tive The petition OF H. u. HassI.
motto. praying for the Issuance q.
himself of letters Of administration In
the estate of J. Amano. deccase.
has been set FOR hearing ON Tuesds,
the ard day Of December. a. H.. 1915
at o'clock y. mn. at the county court.
house in the courtroom OF said court
In Price. Carbon county. state Of
Utah. Witness the clerk VI said
court with the seal thereof affixed
this 18th day OF November. 4 ID
.igIs. r.. x uORsLEY. Clerk. MAR.
GAitET HORSLEH. Deputy 10 j.
Binch. Attorney Tor Petitioner.
First pub. Nov. a.. last Dec. .is.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
IN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL. DTS.

Consult county clerk or the rcsr...
tive signers for further informatis.r
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICArbN'-
Coal Entry. (sec. 2347, Il, 81 l.an'
Office at salt Lake CITY utah' ~ ~,
~, 1918. Notice Is hereby given lh.'
Martha 3. Anderson 81 MuIsA
county OF Morgan. state Of uthh' -
this day filed in this office appnissSt
ton TO purchase. Serial No o@s sS,y
under the provisions Of See.
u. s. Revised Statutes, the 81
Sec. I, Twp. 10 South, Range -
Salt Lake meridian. ANY ana al 70
sons claiming adversely the la, ,or
described or desiring o. ople'' =,
any reason 10 the entry thels9,l ~.
applicant should file their alllu1 ~,
of protest in this office dnIlns ,n.
thirty-day period OF publication VA
mediately following the first prime so.
issue OF this notice. otherwise t w
plioatlon may be allowed. uop
b. BLAKLEY, Register Edwa, ,I,ah.
Dunn. Attorney. Salt Lake Clty, "a
First pub. Nov. IS; last Dec -
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NOTICE FoR QUALIFICATIONS. :

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land office at Salt Lake CIV,
Utah. Notice In hereby given ths'
Isaiah richards OF Heuntington' utah
who, on October 10, 1915, mal'
homestead entry, Serial No. OleV'.
for el-2. nl-fawl-A, nwi-iswl-''
See, ~. Twp ~ South, Range Eas'
salt Lake meridian. has filed notle'
OF intention TO make three-yenr PROOF,
To establish claim 20 the land apoe'
described, before the clerk ul "a.
district court, az Price, Utah, on lh'
2lst day OF December, 1915, Il''l,
ant names aA witnesses baNlu
Wood, Levi Howard. 4. l.. iouhs'
James Rowbury. all OF Huntington
Utah. GOULD II. BLAkELN' 'es''
ter.
First pub. Nov. s; last Dec. 20, lgl'
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Continued on page four)
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
/. w. w. Members Assigned to Tasks
in Federal Prison.

I.eavenworth. Has. Sept, o.
"Drcssing in Of the -, Industrial
Workers of the World received Sat
urday at the Federal penitcntiary
here. WAS begun this morning and
will require the greater part of the
day \ y
Each man has to be vaccinated and
is required to fill ont long paper re-
garding his parcntage. habits and re
ligious preference. before he is given
his new outfit OF clothing. Before be-
ing assigned To his work in the pri>-
on he is questioned by the Deputy
" arden regarding his training and
preference. and if not incompatible
with the needs OF the prison, these
preferences are considered.
The |. W. w. are not to be treated
As a group in the prison. the Warden
stated. and by noon Is had been as
signed to various shops for work. w.
ID. Haywood treasurer OF the organi-
cation was not among those first as
signed.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12

Rev. J. 7. Pritchard, presiding elder
ofthe Nevada district of the NJ. T.
church. South. preached two fine ser,
mons at the Butler church Sunday.
l.. +. Bowers, who some time ago
disposed of his household goods at
public sale left Thursday of last week
for Lees Summit, where he has traded
for garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. +: L.. Thurber, who
accompanied the body OF Mrs. Thur
ber's father, j. +. Shut, to this city,
returned TO their home at Warrens-
burg Saturday.
Editor Dowell, OF the Adrian Jour
nal has, received word that his SON,
Sergt. John f.. Dowell, Jr., has. ar
rived safely overseas. He is with Co.
+. end battalion. oo4th engineers.
The~cxpcnscs ri the Vernon coun-
ty fair, which was held recently,
amounted to $3.9l4. but the receipts
were a little above that sum, so that
despite the unfavorable year they
have slight balance on hand.
]. p. Thurman, of Wichita, Kan
sas. sends his remittance to set his
dates ahead. Mr. Thurman who is
a prosperous real estate man, was
formerly county superintendent of
schools and later circuit clerk Of
Bates county.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
Arrest Rose Pastor Stokes.

Cleveland. O., Sept. 0.--R"se Pas
tor Stokes. who recently in Kansas
City was sentenced to ten years i'll
prison inr disloyalty. was arrested in
federal Aere-tliis afternoon by
order OF Judge G.. G. Westcnhavcr
She had disturbed the court by APP
plaudinr the opening speech Of Sey-
mOur Stcdnian, attorney for Eugene
Y. Dcbs. whose trial began today.
He also is charged with di>loyalty
Mrs. Stokes and others who APP
plaudcd were reprimandcd by the
court. who said that in all his expert
cncc he had never known so fragrant
a case OF that kind of contempt. The
culpritS were later given their liber-
ty OH their personal rccognizancc in
stead oi on bail, as he AT firSc de
manded.
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Alex H. Stephens to be Prosecuted.

kansa, City. Mo-, Sept. o,-Alc>
andcr IT, Stephens, brother OF for
mer Coy Lon Y. Stephens. and for
mcr assistant cashier OF the Central
National Bank OF Hounville. Mo-, is
to be prosecuted in the federal court
ON an indictment found against him
two years ago, but rot pressed be
cause he was committed to an insane
asylum at Nevada. Mo.
From that institution he has been
discharged as cured, and United
States District Attorney Wilson says
he will now proceed against him I'M
der the indictment which alleges vlo-
lation oi the banking laws. Tie vii!
be arraigncd lor trial at the terms o.
he federal court which opens in JET
icrsun City October II.
The bank was closed august 4,
1910. by the comptroller Of the cur
rcnty. arl Just prior to his indictment
Stephen, was placed in 4 -. Joseph
MOB >unitarium and from there re
move ed II, the state institution.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
Alarming Shortage of Teachers in
Missouri.

Jefferson City, Mo-. September O.
The opening of the public schools OF
Missouri has disclosed an alarming
shortage Of teachers. according to
Ccl W. Lamkin. state superintendent
The state department of education
and county superintendent have been
flooded with letters and kilograms
from school boards for assistance in
filling the huge gap in the teaching
ranks in Missouri.
There is shortage OF superintend-
ents. principals. high school teach
ers and teachers in the elementary
grades. not only in the country, but
in the city and village schools.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12

Mrs. Rich Wells, of Carthage was
a,guest at the home of NJ. J. Gordinier
last week
Mrs. Mary Anthony, of FL Dorado
Springs, came last week to be guest
at the home of her son, A. @. feo-
man.
]. r. Baum and w. Q. Atkcson at
tended the Republican state senator
lal convention at Appleton City
Thursday OF last week.
Misses Leola and Hazel Rice. Of
southeast of town, left the last OF the
week for Idaho, where they have been
employed to teach school
Mrs, Walter Barron and SON. Les
ter, and Mrs. Roy Wilcox and son,
Milo, motored to Kansas City Sat
urday returning Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. +. Wyard, who for the past
two weeks has been visiting Butler
friends, left last week for St. Louis.
where she will visit for time before
returning to her home in St. Louis.
The Bates county jail has two new
boarders. Last week Sheriff Baker
went to Kansas City and brought back
two United States prisoners who are
waiting the action O fthe grand jury
They are Elmer Copeland and Ernest
Worgh
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
Senate Passes Amendment Aimed al
Draft Slackcrs.

Washington, Sept. o--.\n amend
mcnt Ia the espionage act. designed
TO reach draft >lackcrS and 10 punish
iisloyal talk. WAS passed by the Sen
ate today and sent to the House.
1t fixes 4 naNinlunl penalty OF
twenty years Imprisonment and Il
fine uf $4,000. or both. Tor making
false report, or statements with III
tent to Interfere with the United
States military or naval success.
The penalties would apply to- who
ever attempts to ohstruct the sale of
United States war securities or t.
whoever promotes INSTRUMENTATION.
disluyalty, m>ltiny, or refusal to per.
form duty, or to those whu.inj urc the
United States in the prosecution of
the war.
The bill was introduced by Senator
Culbcrson OF Texas las, january.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters
Testamentary upon the estate of Viii
liam w. Hill, deceased. have been
granted TO the undersigned by the
Probate Court of Bates County, Mis-
souri,. bearing date the 9TH day of
September, 1918
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to the undersigned for allow
ance within six months after the date
of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit of such es-
tate; and if such claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
Of granting said letters. they shall be
forever barred.
Witness my signature this 4th day
of September, 1918.
c. A. Denton,
Attest: Executor.
(SeaD Carl J.. Henry,
sS-4t Judge of Probate.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

\. " Wheeler to J. |. Brooks lots
I and $ block 100 Rich Hill $4,000
+. W. Silvcrs to {. +. Thompson
part block 10 Butler $1,000
{. Il. Thompson to T. w. Silvers ct
al part block 10 Butler $1,000
Marion Sti,t to !. !. Stitt 10 acres
section g. West Boone $24oo.oo.
Frank Lee to J. f. Grosshart 40
acre. section II Hudson $2Soo.oo.
August Schark to NJ. NJ Crook:
lots ,. ;. i. :. u. block 10 list addition
Rich Elill $4,000.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
FIVE MEN TO MISSISSIPPI
To Report There Before August roth

a call has been received by the
Local Exemption Board for five reg
istrants to be sent to the Mississippi
Agricultural College. The men must
be there not later than September
10Th. SO will Ire entraincd some time
before t bat date.
Those who have been selected to
fill this call are;
Sam'l \. Malone.
Thos. \. Daniels.
Ira Baker
Robert &. Adams.
Miles +. Ford.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12

Our good friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J
&. Hedrick. of the Amsterdam neigh.
borhood. made this office an appre.
ciated call while in the city Satur
day. Ille dry weather hit them pref,
ty hard this year and the grasshop-
pers finished up what little corn tina.
was left. However they are not
downhearted and are preparing to
put out bigger crops than ever next
year.
Prof {. II. Mcclure, head of the
history department OF the Warrens-
burg State, Normal school, was in the
city Monday in the interest of the
school. The Normal has been desig-
mated as one OF the army students
training schools and students who
are eligible ior service will have their
tuition and expenses paid by the Fed
eral government besides drawing pay
at the rate OF $50 per month,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Shubert, Of
Kansas City. who are spending Mr..
Shubert's vacation with relatives near
Adrian. spent a short time in Butler
Tuesday afternoon meeting old
friends. Mr.. Shubert was for several
years the efficient deputy county
treasurer OF Bates county and now
holds good position in the cores
pondcncc department OF the Mont
gomery-Ward company:s Kansas City
house
1t has been found that the seeds
from peach, apricot. cherries and
fruit OF that sort make the best car
bon that can be procured to use in
the gas masks that are being used by
the soldiers to save themselves from
the poisonous gases of the Huns
Ihc Boy Scouts Of Butler are making
arrangements to collect these seeds,
so do not throw them away but mott
f. some Boy Scout or call up Scout
master Emerson Campbell and they
will be called for and put to good
use.
MIR. and Mrs. Herschel Barnett. OF
near Spruce, were pleasant callers at
this Office one afternoon the first ot
the week. Mr.. Barnett says that the
rains ii about ten days ag" came just
in time, as Dccpwatcr creek, the prin
cipal water supply i'll that part of the
country. was almost dry. He in
forms Us that Capt. J. b. Ncwberry,
who for Il long time has been helpless
as the result oi a paralytic stroke, IS
and is now able to sit up
and has partially rcgaincd the use OF
his vocal organs.
e. K. Summons, OF route six. was in
the city Saturday and i'll cunvcrSa
'ion with The Times man. said that
this was the first year in the last 10
that he had NOT been ont with 4
thrcshing machine fc said that AZ
ter All those years the threshing ma
chine had become a fixed habit with
hinl ard that several times this year
he had been tempted to buy ma
chine and &c, in the game again. bnt
as his ri'shl hand man, his son, was
IN France lighting the Brchcs, he
Thought that he had better stay at
home and look after the farm. His
son writes him from France to put in
Il big wheat crop this year rs they
will. i'll ali probability. need it over
there
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
Ford Company Suspends Manufac.
ture of Autos.

Detroit, Mich. September 9.--Pro-
duction al motor cars by the Ford
Motor Company has been suspendel
entirely. il was officially announced
at the plant here today.
The move will enable the company
to devote It's entire facilities to gov :
ernmen: work, the announcement
said.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
To Take All of Class I,

Orders have been received by the
Local Board to Immediately make a
report to the State Executive officer
S. S. L. showing all men in Class I
now remaining. fthe 1917 and 1918
June S registrations. The orders
state that it is the plan of the Pro-
vost Marshal General to practically
exhaust Class I for calls which will
be Immediately. made upon this state.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
Die Yacht am Rhein' in Chicago
School Books Ordered Out.

Chicago. Ill, September n--"Die
Nacht AN Rhcin,' found in certain
singing books used in the public
schools, was suppressed today when
school officials stopped the sale OF
the song book containing it and or
drred the elimination of the song
from the books in use
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
REGISTERS!

All men who have reached the age
of Is years and have not yet reached
the age of IS, who have not already
registered under the Selective Service
Laws are required to register today
Thursday, September I7tk).
Failure to register will lay the one
SO failing liable to a charge of evad-
ing military service, for which there
are severe penalties provided.
Register at your voting precinct.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
A Troop Train in Collision.

Scdalia, Mo, Sept. o. troop train
OF eight coaches on the NJ. X. & T..
collided with i freight train at Roche
port on the ST Louis division today
Both engines were badly damaged.
Several cars were derailed and about
fifteen soldiers were shaken up. but
no one MAS seriously injured The
track was cleared in three hours.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1918-09-12
Native Lumber.

All kinds of native lumber for sale
at Burk's saw mill CORTLAND, six miles
southwest of Butler, on Jefferson
Highway. 47-4t*
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-12-26
PLACE RESPONSIBILITY
 Of WAR ON KAISER AND
 THt Ii RMAN GtNI RAJ $

Washington, Dec. 25-Responsibil- ity for the war and it's prolongation is ascribed ihy Mr Kautsky, com missary of the people at the German foreign office, to the following ill order:
 First, the German emperor and the Grown Prince: Second, General Lu- dendorff and Admiral Von Tirpitz; Third the Great industrial concerns, andfourth, the Pan-Germans.
 This view of Mr. Kautsky, who Is examining documents in the Archiv- es of the foreign ministry was giv- eq to a correspondent of the Petit Parisien in an interview, quotations from which reached Washington to- day in official dispatches.
 The documents so far as examined Kautsly said, prove the truth of statements made by Dr. Mualhon, di rector O, the Krupp Factories, and by Prnce Lichnowski German am- bassador to England, at the outbreak of the war; both of whom have led the war at Germany's doors.
 The first part of the documents re- lating to the cause of the war will be made public within a month Kautsky said, and the same time, the Austrian government will publish some of the documents found in the archives of the Ballplatz.