The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04
SHORT STORIES OF THE
PAST WEEK

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John b. Andrews. assistant TO the
president ct the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad al Denver. Colo, and
one Of the best known railroad men In
Utah and Colorado. has retired from
his official capacity with the road
after thirty-eight years 81 continuous
service. Andrews severed his con-
ncction with the road Tuesday last
The records Of the United States
naturalization examiner for the dis
trict 81 Utah. which includes part Of
Utah and Wyoming. show that thirty
six subjects Of the British government
were admitted to citizenship In the
district In the month 81 September
Most Of the number are residents of
Utah.
Since the return 81 DR.. &. r. Rose
from his Tong vacation. Carbon Hos
pital has been very busy. These
operations and medical cases have
cen admitted this week by Dr. G. A..
Wherry and Dr G. r. Rose. From
Price. Miss Mary Cattmei. Gust sard.
axis. Mrs Mcllhaney. Mr. Good.
Helper. Tom Afgerus Mike sandrus.
Miss Bell Howard. and from Cleveland.
Mrs. James Alfred.
Private George w. stevenson Of
Price. who had not been heard from
by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs &. n.
Stevenson. for considerable time. was
recently located In a French hospital.
His whereabouts were discovered by
his brother. Clarence ". stevenson.
whose wife sends the news from her
temporary home In Illinois The
latter visited the hospital and found
his brother suffering from wounds
received In battle on the western front.
Butter profiteers are a. bc made
the object ~ u relentless investigation
by United States food administration
agents with u view to prosecuting 81.
tenders and reducing the cost of the
commodity according Co an official
bulletin received from Washington,
-. e. kilograms have been sent To-
federal administrators In the various
states, instructinR them To- take de.
cisivc measures In their respective dis.
tricts
A. tribute t. the hundreds 81
Thousands Of women of the nation who
have taken the places Of men IN various
kinds ~ industries. Saturday, October
9Th. has been designated ~ women's
Win the War DAY. and will be observ-
ed throughout the nation. An
nouncomcnt ~ the dedication ~ tho
day to the women patriots IL re-
vcived In message from Washing
ton. y. e. The day viii he observed
IN connection with tho fourth liberty
loan campaign
}. Leonard Replogcl. steel admins
traitor nt Washington. n. g.. reports
that the iist ~ industry curtniiments
90 far made begins with passenger
motor ears. which Tor the last six
months ~ 1915 are curtniled o. Is per
cent "f the 1917 production. aud
elbows ulsp that pianos stoves. cutlery.
burial goods. corsets. clothes wiring
err, metal beds. baby hughes foot .
balls, tinplatcr. soft drinks. talking
machines. bicycles aud refrigerator
are similarly affected.
nlaslc salnlick and Paul Ro-an. coal
miners at Wentworth. were arrested
at that camp last Saturday and later
Jailed at Price, while about every
person but themselves az that place
was lntercHting himself OF herself ln
the success ~ the fourth liberty bond
drive, the two men were bernting the
country and President Wilson a. we'll
sheriff Coiiingham was sent FOR and
put the two in Jail, else there might
have been more To this story thar
there n. Sulalick IL said To- be nAtur.
allied and claims 20 have voted foi
President Wilson az the last election
Tie was the most violent ~ the two
sheriff Collinghnm took them IN Il
Zion during the week. where they vii
have a hearing before the United
States commissioner Roth 81 then
are AuHtrians.
Monday last new time card wal
announced by the Denver aud nj,
urando, designated as No. SS Traii
No. I, west, now arrives az 7;iS o'cloci
OF the morning, No. 2, east. arrives u
a;4s o'clock OF the evening No. :
Z west, b;Ob o'clock. and No. 4. east
$500 o'clock of the afternoon. No. al
, for Sunnysidc az o'clock Of IN
morning, and returning a. No. iaa
west, arrives at 4!OS o'clock. The SEQ
field train for the upper camps leave
Cotton at o'clock OF the afternoon
affer the arrival OF No. from IN
l west, while the train out Of Clea
Greek via Scofield arrives az Cotton a
/ s;35 OF the morning. passengers max
| tng connection there with No. l for th
| west. The Sanpete train leaves This
tie for the south az 2:4O o'clock Of al
afternoon. The train from Sanpet
gets into Thistle az o'clock OF th
afternoon for the west.