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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-09

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Connecticut western news., 1918-07-18
The Magnetic Compass.

Experiments with magnets known to the scientists 2,500 years ago, which, developed by Doctor Gilbert and Peter Perigrinus, led up to the present-day admiralty compass of Kelvin, were shown recently by Prof. J. A. Fleming, professor of electrical engineering, Uni versity of London. at the Royal insti- ute.
 "The earth is a magnet" said the professor, land every piece of iron that has stood in a vertical position for any length of time is magnetized by the earth. You can try it on your garden railings."
 The hosteIry sign, "The Goat and Compass" he said, "does not refer to the mariners friend, but is n conrrac- ton of the saying, God encompasses us," and the compass takes its name, not from the magnetism which governs Its working, but from the circular card which encompasses the needle.
Connecticut western news., 1918-07-18
Canning Demonstration

On Sunday, July 7, Miss Bronson of the Litchfield County Farm Bureau was invited to speak in the churches of the town on the impor- tance of home canning as "Win- ming the War" measure. She spoke in the Methodist and Congregational churches. Printed slips noting the importance of canning and announce ments of Sharon's canning quota and a Drying and Canning demonstra- tion to be held in the Sharon Casino on Wednesday were distributed by the ushers in all four churches of the town. As result one hundred persons attended the canning demon stration given by MT. Hollister of Storrs and Miss Bronson of the Litch- field County Farm Bureau. Sixty persons attended the Drying demon stration. We predict that Sharon will Ego over the top" in it's canning drive.
Connecticut western news., 1918-07-18
Little Danger of Salt Famine.

So universally needed, salt deposits are found In many parts of the world. The quantity of salt in the ocean Is said to be equal to at least five times the mass of the Alps. Near Cracow, Poland, is a bed 800 miles long, 20 miles wide and a quarter of q mile thick. This mine is the greatest of It's kind in the world and houses a complete city under the earth's crust engaged in operating the salt deposits. Houses, streets, electric lights and all the accessories of above-ground vil- lages are here found. Mine mules have been born in the Cracow works, to live a long life of usefulness with out once ever coming to the surface.
Connecticut western news., 1918-07-18
PILGRIM CHURCH
Congregational M

Congregational Rev. Ralph M. Timberlake, Pastor.
 Sunday, July 21st 10:O0 The Church School Session. 11:O0 Public Service of Worship. Sermon by the pastor, "The Sacra- ment of the Sunset". Story to young folk, Buying Tickets'''.
 7:OO The Young Peoples Society. MT. Lester Place will lead in the dis cussion of the topic, Lessons from Bible Parables".
 Friday, July 26th 2:30 The Mission Circle meets at he Red Cross Rooms for work.
Connecticut western news., 1918-07-18
Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday, Divine Worship and Ser mon, 10 80 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Celebration of the Holy Commun- ion every first Sunday of the month at 10:30.
 Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Mid-week Devotional Service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
 A. Hamilton Nesbitt, Pastor.
Connecticut western news., 1918-07-18
Card of Thanks

We, the undersigned, wish to thank all the neighbors and friends for their acts and words of sympathy during the illness and after the death of our wife and mother and for the many floral tributes.
 Chas. Goux and family
 Lime Rock, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1918-07-18
LOAN SUBSCRIPTION

Report Shows Litch6eld County Is
 Doing It's Share
 W. H. Blodgett, county director of the third Liberty loan, received the following official subscription figures from the first federal reserve district at Boston showing that Litchfield county is squarely back of the gov ernment in the war for world demo- cracy:
Connecticut western news., 1918-07-18

In the Dark Skies of Suspicion and
 Distrust
 The New York Herald standing squarely behind Old Glory. Shines out as leader whose Loyalty has never been questioned. Are you reading it?-adv.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
ASKED TO cur THE lFVIFS
state hoard Addresses the Connie
~loncr~ of THIS County.

The state board ~ equalization. IN
announcing that u would cut the
state tax levy this year 10 the extent
Of two hundred thousand dollars. In a
letter 90 the commissioners of Carbon
county asks that the county ievics be
kept ~ low as possible. owing To the
many burdens incident To- the war
witch taxpayers are being called up
on a. bear at this time. The letter
says;
TN conference with the governor
aud state auditor the state board OF
equalization has decided 10 lower tho
state levy Tor this year 10 the extent
OF about 100000. II was suggested
that your attention be called TO the
conditions that are existing and that
YOU be asked Co do all In your power
TO cut your ievics Tor school purposes
to the fullest extent possible In keep
Ing with absolute needs.
III H. unnecessary. We take u. 10
call your attention d. the burdens that
the people are called upon to bear at
this time. We hope YOU will take this
suggestion In the spirit that u u in
tended"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
TIMING To HOLD DOWN TIM
SUGAR PRICE titNNiiEitt.

To cqualix" the price Ut SUGAR o. IN"
consumer In the face at prospects Tor
an Increase due To- threatened short
q Sc. and to secure better distribution,
President Wilson has created the
sugar equalization board. an recon %
mendation OF Food Administrator u.
q. Hoover.
The hoard will Incorporate az w.
900. 000. the capital a. be furnished
hy the president from his special war
fund. and viii have authority a. ac-
Quire, even at loss Ia the govern
ment. IN. production OF beet sugar
factories that can not under the pres
tnt price of beets be- sold Ia the pub
Ne az reasonable prize, and other
high cost sugar.
This will he resoid In the common
lot at the established price. thus saw
ing considerable o. the consumer. Of
fires OF the board viii be la Washing
ton. u. q. Hoover has been appointed
chairman and George llolph, sugar
director of the food administration,
president,
The United States now virtually
controls an sugar produced la the
country. a. we'll a. that imported
through the International sugar COM
mission Whirh Organization allocates
Ia thr domestic industry,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
All WAR nREAD REQUIRES
sONiE SPECIAL TREATMENT

Keep war hrrad wrapped In wax
paper and la the igrhoN II spells
more easily than ordinary bread aud
conservation ~ more necessary than
ever before. arcordinE o. a bulletin
Just ISSUED hy the office % the food
administrators fnr this state. Tn" bul-
ictin says
Keeping war bread sweet during
the heated months ~ the summer
presents - now problem to the house
wife. The problem h NOR" difficult
than IN years past hecause the guv-
ernm.nt now requires the Use ~
cereal substitutes Ia all forms of
bread The need h greater than ever
because of the serious shortage and
the extraordinary demands Tor wheat
ahipment- o. our allies aud a. the
American soldiers. Every ounc" must
do IT, fun nutritiye --ryiee. None dare
sAsts."
The National Iiakerr' Service board,
speaking from exhaustive eNperience
aud observation all over the United
States. says WRAP the loaf nr any
unused portion In the waXod paper Il
reaches sou In or any other clean
waved paper and put II la the ic-hoN.
There u viii remain In fine and fresh
condition longer than when kept la
the air. Careful wrapping viii pre-
vent Il from coming la contact with
any moisture and absorbing odors
tom foods in the icehoN,"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
NONE FROM CARBON COUNTY
tilotment Announced of Quota Dor
Camp Fremont. Caia.

Allotment ~ the quota OF two hun
dr.d and nfiy men g. be- sent 10 Camp
Fremont. Gala. in IN. flVr.dny period
beginning August tth AZ made out by
Capt. y. v. FitsEurald. draft cxccu-
tive officer Tor Utah. shows HEAVIER
county. o. iioN Elder. 6: Cache. g.
Carbon. o. Davis. ,; Ducheane. o: Em-
cry, 3. Garfield. 2. Grand. 1; Iron. 1:
Juah. o. Kane. o. Mliinrd. .. Morgan.
o. ogden. 10. Pluto. I; Rich q: Salt
LAX" county aud city. raj. San Juan.
o. Sanpctc. q: SEWER. =. summit. o.
rooolr. 1. Cintah. A. Utah. ~: wash.
ington, s. wasatch, 2. Wayne. o: We
bsr. o.
thirty-unr from salt Lake city aud
forty.flye additional from ogden. AK.
gr-EatinE hundred and seyenty-dN
out of two hundred and fifty from tn.
two principal cities at the state. The
ail"tmont u made Ia accordance with
instructions to Send only class / men
though volunteers from the class of
June. isis. are permitted o. be- In.
duct~d--and Ia make the allotment
with ~ little disturbance OF industrial
and agricultural conditions ~ possi-
bit.
The eNc-rH sent hy the city boards
nt this time h Ia be- made up later In
thu ycar. when the harvest season II
over, However. the city boards are
said Ia have larger proportions 81
cin1 I remaining than several Of the
rural boards
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

Pleasant Valley Canal company.
which ts reciaiming ten thousand or
moro acres of land out In the Uintah
Basin south of Myton. has huge
ateamshoyci nj Price awaiting teams
60 take II 60 H. destination The shovel
was purchased several months ago In
Indiana. but until recently was lost
between here and there In the con-
position of railroad freiEhts. W. y.
flroomc. representing the company
hta been In Prize and Salt Lake city
reverai days hooking after the ship
ment.
There seems 10 be an ovcrcharEe Of
freight and that IL being adjusted. The
shovel Weighs about seventy thousand
pounds and wiz require twenty teams
Cor transport. The freight charges
from Price to Myton will be eight
hundred and scventy-fivc dollars. The
heaviest piecr weighs eight thousand
pounds. The cost of the machine was
five thousand dollars and II will do
the work % twenty teams and twenty
five men.
The information u given nut by Of
ficcrs of the company that work viii
begin on South Myton Bench Just a.
soon ~ the shovel arrives. The Pleas
ant valley canal. when completed.
will irrigatr about ton thousand acres
of the finest land IN the uiniah Basin.
When the country g. the south II
Myton " put under cultivation the
reputation OF Myton wiz Increase by
leaps and bounds. Myton people
would Just as soon sec that vast terri
tory IN cultivation ~ 90 see u railroad.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
DISTRICT COURT NAY REVIEW
Important Dccislon Handed Down 40.
fccting Industrial workrr-

That the acts of the state Industrial
commission IN making awards for in-
Jury or death under the terms of the
workmcn'a compensation law ARE not
final. and that thoy are subject Co re-
view. 4. the chief purport at u deci-
zion handed down by the state SUI
rrcme court few days aEo. chief
Justice John ". Prick writing the
opinion. Tho care ~ entitled the In
duHtriRi Commission 81 Utah. plain
tiff. against y. q. Evans ~ Judge Ut
the district court of Salt Lake county.
defendant.
In the Third District court u now
pending Ease In which IN. Mann
moth Mining company seeks 10 have
act aside an award OF twelve dollars q
week for period OF hundred aud
ftfty weeks made Ca an cmpioyc OF the
company NAMED Roundy on account
~ injuries. the order being later
changed ~ ~ TO- require the company
Ca pay Roundy the sum 81 ttToi.0t
outright. The mining company OBJ
jected e. both the original award ana
the subsequent change at the order.
The industrial commission. after
the action had been flied In IA. Third
District court. obtained from the Hu-
preme court n temporary writ 10 pro.
hibitlon against Judgv y. q. Evans,
preventing him from trylng the ease.
In the decision rendered the supreme
court auashes the alternative writ aud
denics peremptory writ.
The procseding II dismissed and the
district court l. directed to proceed
a. hear and determine the proceeding
in certiorari instituted la that court,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
DIRECTS MS DEPUTIES ~
ENEllCISE MORE DILIGENCE

So persistent have illegal fishermen
become IN their activities and 80 in
geniuus their devices Tor destroying
fish. that A. a. sidduway. state fish
ana game commissioner, has sent out
instructions a. his deputies ana war
dens a. exercise exceptional vigilance
In order a. apprehrnd and punish the
NiolatOrs 81 the game laws.
Recently Commissioner Siddowuy
exhibited 90 Gov, simon namberger
au improyised spear, made of wire
and consisting al four prongs on a
stick. which he found la the posses
sion of i've sheephrrdrrs spearing
trout In the strawberry river and
whose arrest and punishment he
caused
Devices used by fish killers vary.
some OF them going scientifically into
the use Of high voltage electricity.
stealing the current from the high
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
1--WE NATIONAL PHIzt;S ca
tn UTAH room CONStItNF.RS

WASHINGTON. n. G.. july is
Here We ate. Uncle SAM u utah's
foaponsc To- the national appeal for
increased food supplies Five nation.
ai capital prize certificates have just
been assigned Ca the state by the na-
tionai war garden commission az tho
request Of Mrs. Jannettc A. Hyde %
Salt Lake city. chairman Of the wo.
mems section. committee ON food sup
pts and conservation. These are Ca
l,c awarded g. the blue ribbon win.
ncrs Tor the best canned vegetables
grown la war gardens. and viii In
ciudc not only Salt Lake city. hut
other communities where most excel
lent work h reported In the food con.
seryation line. a general exhibit of
the contest work throughout tho state
viii be- held az the state fair In the
early fall.
The interest which h being taken
ln Ttah IN home food conservation ~
shown by the fact that everybody
seems 10 b. getting back ~ the move
ment. The Utah Gas and Coke com.
pany, Salt Lake city. has lust been
nunt u consignment Of canning ana
drying books by the national war
garden, commission which Will be
given out o. boost the campaign. An
other supply has gone % the com
metciai club ~ Provo ~ the request
of Arch NJ Thurman. secretary.
"Murc power Ia the good right
arms % the women of Utah who are
helping to can the kaiser Ia their
ham- and community kitchens II
the word of greeting from Charles
I.athrop Pack. president 10 the COM
mission. "i'il. up the pantry shelves
and null for victory"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
POWER COMPANY FIIlEs
APPLICATION ron WAITER

Intending to develop fifteen hun
dred horsepower OF electrical energy
to supply the towns OF Nicola, Cedar
view. White Rocas. Fort puchesnc.
Iloossveit. Myton ana their Vicinities.
Tintah Power and Light company has
made application Ia the state engineer
Tor the ice of hundred ana fifty
uscond cubic feet 1T water from the
Duchcsnc river,
Il IL the purpose of the company
Ia construct diverting dam COM
posed ~ log crihhing filled with rock.
"a plank headgato and am "arthen
ditch. The diyerting channel h 4" be
seVen thousand nine hundred feet
long. eighteen feet wide AT the top,
twelve feet wide az the bottom ana a.
carry u three-fout depth ~ water.
One turbine wheel h. Ia bee used Ia
produce the necessary and intended
fifteen hundred horsepower of cleo
trivial energy Tor light and power pur-
passes.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
TIIE COMFORT CAR.

How little this comfort costs Il the
most comforting thought q all The
hupmobile owner docs travel In ease
aud with officiency-he does reduce
oven the ordinary effort OF driving
Mileage cost per gallon OF gas aud
OIL tire maintenance, repairs and
tuning up progresses In the Comfort
Car are al minimum, which salts
flies the scruples OF even the most
conservative wartime saver Prices OF
the Hup Comfort Car In Series y and
II. respectively, ti67S and ttts5. Call
or write for demonstration. Harry
Turner. sunnyslde.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

Three hundred applicants Tor stu
dent nurses a. enter training schools
In the base hospitals at cantonmsnts
have been accepted recently. There
haN. been more than thousand APP
pllcations Tor entrance Ca these army
schools ct nursing since the goVsrn-
ment sent out its eall for student
nurses. The majority OF those offer
INK thnir services have been college
women or women with complete
high school education.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

tension wires 81 the light and power
companies Some ~ this sort were
recently found In ogden Canyon
There ~ "a determination ON the
part Ut the fish and game commits
iioner o. bring all ~ this class Of Of h
tenders Co book lie has started a.
campaign against them wbich he says
will likely lead to many arrests IN
vatiou~ parts 81 the state.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
PRICE, m.NCk HAWK AND MA.
MArtiA STAGE IINE.

Five first-ciass ears between these
points daily. Careful drivers one
way. ss.0U; round trip. $500. Children
Ia II years. hair rates, Tickets good
Tor thirty days. Huey a DELL. pro.
prletors. Union stage Depot. Tavern
Hotel building. Price, Utah, Tele-
phone 80.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ELECTION.

N"iive l. hereby given that a she.
fihl election has been called hy IN.
civ council Of Price, Utah. and will
he held therein on the goth day on
Iuh, 1918, u determine the question
whether or not Price. Utah, shall sell
~ ,hiir" municipal plant and system.
nh"a Tot the purpose OF generating
transmitting and distributing electric
energy. In and about Price. utah In.
Guiding all poles wires, crossarms
meters fixtures. equipment and an.
pilsh'"N constituting a part OF said
plhht ana system, and an material.
ahd supplies owned by Price. Utah
and system.
There shall he three polling places
~ ~ rice, Utah, one thereof al CITY
,iall ~ North Price Election District
known rs Election District No IA,
on" thereof at the County cour,
House In Fast Price Election District
KNOW us Election District No. ~. ana
one thereof al the Southern Utah De
p'd ~ south Price Election Distriet
known a. Election District No. IA
w. y, Ellertson, a. T. Brooks ana Al
" Millhurn, all of whom reside in
rtlrr' Utah, and In North Price Flee.
non District No, 10. shall be an.
inusrs "i said election district there.
u. =, Harmon. Henry Wade and ~
M"'ld' All 81 whom reside la Price
ivan and IA Fast Price Election Dis.
W, 30, ~ shall be the Judges 81
Aaid electlon district therein
\ w. Sinner. Abe Powell ana
h"nlas 'umayne. an 81 whom reside
,n tf',r' Utah. and In South Price
re, ton District No. Is. shall he tbs
In. WV 'h"le'
NJ qualified electors OF Price. Utah
NUM-, lphl corporation. who have
vote "'''h 4"
A. me p"llS-Will remain open during
thr tmr IRON o'clock In the wnrns
ing until o'clock in the evening
'llh Nol N'll. on PRICE. I'TAIT
o.. Hcorge A. Wootton Mayer
'"untersigned ana attested,
MAT GLAMOUR,
..'.' 'ity Recorder.
lust pub June - last July 10. 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
WANTED

Section and extra gang foremen Tor
.'cnvcr tnu Rio Graudes Minimum
wages tsi.ss per month aud free
house rent Section labor ts.so per
lay. Apply 10 8. L. Racey. superin-
Iendcnt. Helper. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
CmAMRERI.NIN,s TAnLErs

Is for stomach troubles. biIiOusness
aud constipation, II YOU haN any
troubles Of this sort give them trial
and realise for Yourself what . first
class medicine will do Tor you They
Oaiy cost a quartcr.--Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

Department at agriculture special
ists. appealing Tor Increased produc-
ton of poultry and eggs. make the
suggestion "a keep better poultry; sell
cot healthy vigorous breeders hatch
early; preserve eggs; Gun the focks;
grow as much poultry feed as posi-
hle: supply the family table; eat more
POULTRY and egg and conserve the
meat supply.