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Democratic ticket
F. WARREN pRETTYMAN
KILLED In ACTION.
Mr.. And MR.. Frederick Ii. Pretty
man Notified oi Death OF Son ut
The Front. CA September Goth.

The following telegram was recelV-
ed this morning by Air. and Mrs.
Frederick r. Prettynan. who reside
at Locust and Oakley streets, an
nouncing the death OF their son, Pri-
vate Frederick Warren Prettyman:
We deeply regret to inform you
of the death Of your son, Private
Frederick W. I'rettyman. Company
D, 313th Infantry, who is officially
reported killed III action, Sept. 20
Young Prettyman left Cambridge
April 29th to &C into training at
Camp Meade. On July 5th he star
ted for France. with the 313th In
fantry I naddition 10 his parents,
Mr.. Prettyman is survived by two
sisters, Mrs May Tuebner. of Balti-
more, and Miss Margaret Prettyman,
of this city.
After removing TO Cambridge, Mr..
Prettyman became very popular
among the younger set in this city,
and leaves many friends who will re-
greet to learn he was a victim of Ger
man shells.
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Fast Pacing Horse
Public Auction.

l will sell at the public sale of
Wallace H. Merrick, on Thursday
next, November Sth, for the high
dollar, my fast pacing horse, w. H.
s., chestnut gelding, years old. by
Andrew Mack, 2.G1 ii Trial 30.
Dam, Frances B., 2.10 81.
w. H. S. is Is hands high, weight
1,075, and with about thirty days
training got a matinee record of
2.25 IA, and is now eligible to the
$50 class. Absolutely safe and
sound for any one to drive
Reason for selling, too many hor-
ses. For further information, write,
call, or see
WILLIAM III. SIMMONS,
Adv. 4-3t. Cambridge, Md.
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Invites you to call. Consult him free
of charge. Know where you stand.
You owe it to yourself
TO Have Perfect Health.
ONLY

The latest and most approved meth
DDS used; results that are remark
able in the most severe cases of
Liver, Stomach, Skin, Blood, and
Nervous Diseases of Men, Women
and Children. Goitre, Piles, Rheu-
matisln, Throat, Liver, Heart, Stom-
ach, Lungs, Kidney or Bladder trou-
bic treated by up-to-date and Won
derfuI methods.
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PHILLIPS HARDWARE co.
Phones 40---5O---J77
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

One good two-horse wagon.
One No. New Idea manure spread
err, good as new
One horse cart and harness.
One good surrey.
Two top buggies, one rubber tire.
One dayton wagon.
One Mccormick mower.
One hay rack.
One Case corn planter, in good con-
dition.
One good roller.
One good disc harrow.
One sleigh and bells.
One carriage pole.
One Moline Sulky pillow.
One double cultivator.
One set horse clippers.
One No. 10 oliver plow.
One 2-horSe John Deere pillow.
Two small plows.
Asparagus knives and buncher.
TWO lawn mowers.
One dirt scoop.
One croSS-cut saw.
One spike drag.
One Spring-tooth drag.
One corn shelter.
Two sets carriage harness.
Lot of chain harness.
Two hand corn planters.
One Chatham incubator 100 egg ca
pacity.
Several breeders.
Lot of timothy hay.
One sausage cutter and suffer
One grindS
Three heavy timber chains
One clover Seeder.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
One white enamel bedroom suit.
One bookcase.
One sideboard.
Half doZ. cane-seat chairs.
Half doZ. stool chairs.
Rockers, tables, stands, carpets, at
tings, rugs, window shades, wood
heaters. cook stove, buffet, bureau, pic
lures, dishes, lamps, one porch seat,one
large iron pot several quilts, l set
andirons, l butter churn and prints,
lot of milk crooks, one Gravity sepa-
rater. and other things, too numerous
to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of SO
and under, cash on day of sale: sums
over that amount. a credit of Il mon
tbs will be given, on notes, with APP
proved security.
ZORAH l.. WEST.
+. l.. Nane, Auct. 1928
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Tuesday, Nov. 5l1, 1918

between the hours of l and ) o'clock
d. m. all the following described land
and property, tO-WIt:
Ali those five valuable building lots,
situated, lying and being in Cambridge
Election district. OF dorchester county
MARYLAND. and lust beyond the corpo-
rat. limits Of the city of Cambridge on
me north side of the state road lead,
ln. from Cambridge to Jacktown, and
being a Part OF W hat was formerly the
home place OF Perry W Moore. de-
craSed. and which said lots are respec.e
lively designated upon tnn map OF
hdildInG lots into which a part OF the
aid home farm Of the late Perry w.
Moore has b,,n divided as Lots Nos.
Is. IS, IS, it sad -, and which map,
SfI0E no CAMBRIDGE" has been filed
for record in the office of the Clerk of
the Court for Dorchester county. and
which said lots are more particularly
follows:
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Mary Frances Lewis. little daugh-
died this morning at the home of her
parents, on Hughlett street, at the
age Of eight months and twelve
days. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock, with
interment in Greenlawn cemetery.
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iTH. LOT NO. 80

has a frontage OF fifty feet on the
South side of Virginia avenue, and
depth of one hundred and forty feet,
running back in a parallel line with
street called Perimore street. to a ten
foot alley way that extends parallel
with Virginia avenue.
All the above described lots are we'll
located and are five of the six, same
:nd identical lots that We're conveyed
al. by deed dated the 3rd day of
November. 1911. and now of record in
Liber W. L. r.. No. S, folio PA, etc..one
of the Land Records of Dorchester
COUNTY
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BIRD. LOTS nos. 10 AND 76

are located on the South side of Vir-
ginia avenue, and are adjoining lots,
With q frontage Of fifty feet each on
lively, of one hundred and forty-hVe
feet, and extend back to ten foot al
ley way that runs parallel with Flr-
ginia avenue. Lot No. IS is also boun-
ded on the west by Phillips street, and
corner lot.
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Milk Notice.

This is to notify my customers on
and after Nov. LIST, we will be com
PEELED to ralgse the price of our milk
to fifteen cents per quart.
NJ. A. GLOVER.
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End. LOT NO. 80

is located on the North side of Spring.
ii. Ia avenue and has frontage on said
az, nue. OF fifty feet and depth of one
back to another ten foot alley way,
that runs parallel with said avenue,
and which connects Lake and Phillips
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Thursday, Nov. ID, 1918

commencing at ten o'clock a. M. the
following personal property:
LIVE STOCK.
One pair young mules, and years
old, pretty size. quick, gentle and good
workers and pullers.
One bay, mare; Lady. ten years old.
One Percheron colt, years old next
Spring, good size.
One fresh Jersey COW. 6 years old,
heavy mixer and butter COW.
Two Holstein cows. 4 years old, good
mixers, fresh next January.
Two Jersey cows. good mixers and
extra butter cows; fresh in December.
One Jersey and Guernsey COW, good
mixer and butter cow, fresh in De-
cember.
Several single cultivators.
One cider press. in good condition.
One set heavy block and fall.
One man bone cutter.
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TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on
day of sale; balance upon ratification
of the sale by the Court or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser or purchas-
ers. said balance to bear Interest from
the day of sale, and to be secured to
the satisfaction of said attorney.
All taxes due upon the above lots
will be adjusted to the day of sale.
Title papers at the expense of the
purchaser.
HENRY LLOYD, JR.,
Attorney Named in Mortgage.
Ira Y. Wheatley, Auctioneer. 10-12-
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Upon the afoEegoing report of sale
and affidavit thereto, it is this Goth day
of October, \. D, 1918. by the Circuit
Court for Dorchester county, sitting as
a Court of Equity. ordered, that the
proceedings, made and. reported ty
William H. NeiId and John r. Neild,
trustees, appointed by a decree of this
Court to make said sale, be ratified and
confirmed. unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the Both
day of November. next; provided copy
of this order be inserted in some new $
paper printed in Dorchester county,
Maryland. once in each of three success
sive weeks before the 23rd lay of No
vember, next.
sale to be S13,G3i.00.
WILLIAM II. MEDFORD. Clerk.
True Copy. Test
WILLiAM ii. MEDFoRD, Clerk.
III.
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1ST. LOT NO. tG

has a frontage IN the South side of
Sprin gfeld avenue OF h1ty 1eet an9
dcDth of one hundred and forty-fve
feet, and extends back to a ten foot al,
lev that runs parallel with Springfield
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing and rent my farm, l Will sell at
public sale. on the farm, which is To-
Gated in Pig Neck, between the farms
of Thomas E. Barnett and r. Spencer
Harris on
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having sold by farm. and intending
to discontinue farming, l will sell at
public sale. on the farm where l now
reside. on the State road leading to
East New Market. l 1-2 miles from
Cambridge Md on
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ORDER NISI.

William H Neild, ct al, VS.. William w
Harrington ct al
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All Cases Must Call for Personal
Physical examination on Day and
Date below mentioned, and under no
circumstances are incurabIeS (Peo-
pie who cannot be helped or benefit
ed} accepted or placed under treat
ment.
When you consult DR.. Greenwood
you can rest assured you are getting
the advice of a specialist of know
ledge and long and vast experience
and remarkable success with the
most difficult eases.
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J. WATSON THOMPSON
Justice Of The Peace

All legal work attended to promptly
Papers correctly acknowledged
K. 7-S-6mo
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In Equity, in the Circuit Court for Dor
chester county. No. 3702 Chancery.
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S. E. STEVENS
Druggist
Milk Notice.

We are still selling our pastuerized
milk at 13c. a quart, SC. per pint, de-
livered. Call phone 171.-Cambridg
Creamery.-Ady. 42w.
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Wednesday Nov. 6, 1918

commencing at 10 o'clock, the follow
ing property:
Two horses, L colt, years ola.
Six cows, all fresh to pail.
Thirteen ewes.
TWO Mccormick binders, 1 corn har-
hay from so to rs barrels good corn, l
top buggy, wagons, 5 eultivators. l
Acme harrow, l cider mill, lot of car,
riage, wagon and pillow harness, ana
many other articles, too numerous TO
mention.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of ana
under SO, cash: over that amount,
credit of nine months, upon interest
bearing notes, with approved suuretleS
Z I Vane Auctioneer 1925
VIM. Ii. MOWBRAf.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Intending to remove from the f. I
Wright Horns Point farm, L VIII sell
q ri hlic auction at that farm, on
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Advertise In The Banner,

l1-1-2t
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
SOONER THAN EXPECTED.

Hestrictions on the consumption OF
beef in public eating places. aud the
voluntary restrictions on household
'rs. we're removed last Saturday by
the food administration. The rcgu-
htions rctcinded by this action pro.
hihited serving beef more than once
"a day in restaurants aud hotels. and
limited domestic consumption 60 ono
and a halt pounds person weekly.
w suspcndinE these regulations about
one month earlier than u was con.
tcmplatcd. the food administration
requests that the use ct beef be- re-
striytrd as Tar a. practicable e. cattle
which drcsa under four hundred and
seycuty-fiv. pounds Retailers are
urged o. purchase lighter cattle and
the publ, b. gfkcd o. periodically zee
.ycpt a. although used Go thr heavier
beef. poo that the military furyps aud
the ailius may Boz properly cared fur
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
M Mnnl sInIlrMIInmr..

Utah merchants and i"hl,cf- must
prevent shortage cot weight iu mili
package products according a. warm
iuE just iHsuvd %, Walter " uuNdrn.
state dairy and fuud commissioner
Although th, matter already has hceu
taken up with merchants. There has
brou No. change. th" dealers claiming
the weight shuttag" due tn shtiukaEc.
Stat, laws provide that mill products
must contain the net weight printed
ON bag, 90 package containers. ow.
INK go the fsrt that the guilt, manu-
fHytutpfs U most CuHsH are not iu
ttth. the state iz unable &" prosecute.
Local merchants aud iuhhrrs must
pa, the penalty " they a" not rem
ed, the shortage with mauuia'tut'r-.
4 hesitate e. ~ after merchants
since they urr Not in blame hui the
publ, must be- urutr, ted siiH Conn
missioner Uuyden This weight short
age b. not confined unN tu th' Target
iut Iu an inWlitiDs This matter nos
been reported q" m" government
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
cINsSED ~ DrsrRrrns.

Inder the new order stopping en-.
ns'ment draft eyadcrs Will not be al.
lowed 60 enlist voluntarily a. i'm the
past but mus; take their punishment
IN another way. Under the old regu.
ia'ions a man who had failed to re-
sp"nd 70 the draft cali and was later
arrested could avoid trial and punish
mcut as a dcserter By voluntary en-
hstment In such cases the man was
generally sent 20 the nearest draft
camp and Immediately indicted into
service. orders now are 10 discon-
unue this practice Al draft evaders
who are caught now will be- held In
"a prison camp until new ruling as
To further procedure Is received. Just
What the now ruling will be IL not
known. but u b. thought that the
penalty will probably be the same as
To- tho case % a descrtcr from the
regular service.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
CROWD WILL Be LARGE ONE
large Nttcndancc ENpcred ~ ncd
tvs convert saturday Nrxi


~ NNYsipE. Aug io.-Th. ladies
~ the l",al lied cross auxiliary are
having splendid sale on their tick
cts Tor the band concert at Amusc-
mont tihli next Saturday evening.
August t5th n now looks ~ " the
hou-. would Ice q record one Tickets
are nriy cents n H. believed the at
tendance from other camps and from
Price aud Wellington viii be large.
Mrs W y wctkei and family have
let for trip Co ohio. They expect
To- be- gone several months
Mr aud Mrs William iittl"iohn
ct castle Gate aud Miss Ardciia Nee
iry ~ Salt Lake CITY were guests of
Mr. aud Mrs . W littlciohn sun.
DAY
Mr aud MIR. victor Iiain have ~.
turned from u two weeks visit with
relatives ~ Spanish Fork
Mrs. william Robertson ~ VISITING
relatives IN Fairyicw.
Mr. Frank Tucker was hostess al
- family dinner last sunday evening
Covers were laid Tor eight
Mr nnd MIR. y. l.. Taylor and fam.
us ~ pranEcyiile spent the latter part
1T the week visiting IN sunnysidc, the
guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs James Wood
ward.
Miss Emma johnson entertained al
q notion shower Saturday afternoon
it her home TOT Miss Matte richards
. bird. Of this month. Others present
we're Misses Ardeila iIiEEinson, Eliza
Rasmussen. Henrietta Hunter. Annis
Hunter. Mary Ann Jones. Elsi" John
son. Vera Hopkinson. Ella Nelson
vivian Evans and Mrs. Thomas Rich
ards
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
TIM COMFORT can.

How little this comfort costs Ia the
mo,l comforting thought 90 all. The
IIupmobiie owner docs travel IN ease
and with efficien. y-he does reduce
even the ordinary effort OF DRIVING.
Mileage cost per gallon OF gaH ana
oil. tire maintenance. repairs ana
tuning up processes In the Comfort
Car are at "a minimum, which salts
flies the srrupies OF even the most
conservative wartime saver. Prices Of
the Hun Comfort Car la Series y and
u. respectively. ti676 and titsb, Cal
or write for demonstration. HarrS
Turner Sunnyside,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
.nnnn MII.LINMs mEnE

Robert williams, IT,, suprfluirnd'
rnt ~ Utah Furi company mines ~
Somerset. colo. aud one ut the tor
m,r uIdtimrrs ut Carbon county, Wise
usd his parents. MI and Nit Robert
Williams. H.. az sunnysidr lat Mon
day tie lru Price in the evening Tor
home after spending a few hours here
shaking n nds with Old acquaintance,
"A, aud Mrs Williams aud their s"n'
Bert. hav. lately been in California
Visiting another SON. Robert \, Who
A. with the marines 80 N"rth island
iust out ~ san Diego. "" u ~ w"
air service and like u nn" MT.
Williams aud bert are still there Tout
Ar. expected In Castle Cat" aud sun.
Uy,id. soon 60 visit with relatives ana
friends IN each plar" 'Somers", "
an, b,st coal camp In the world ~ l'H
risr." says williams, with pt"h"'
lion Of about fourteen hundred Ton.
"A day" Miners are making IN" h"n'
wages in Colorado az this time "l 'n
r.riod LA the history ol the Industry
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
best or EQUIPMENT FOR ALI
CONCRETE WORK.

Lars Gunderson, one 81 Eastern
Utah's foremost building contractors,
a few days ago placed on the ground
where the Redo garage Is now under
construction a smith cement mixer
that Is about the best piece OF ma
chinery OF is kind 20 come 10 this
section. II has "A capacity OF forty
five cubic yards a day and does It's
work as IL should be done. With this
machine there is no job too large or
too small for Gunderson, who VIII
figure on concrete work by the yard
the contract or by the day. Aside
from concrete work Gunderson does
anything In the contract building line
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

Ten white people OF Ringgold. La.
last week went into the cotton fields
near that town. chopped seventeen
acres OF cotton ana turned over the
money a. the Red Cross. Community
women's organizations In Georgia
have asked that the opening Of
schools be deferred 30 that children
may help pick the cotton crop en-
dangered by the scarcity Of farm help.
These Instances OF the part women
ana children are taking In handling
the south's big crop were described
al the department OF agriculture's re-
cent farm labor conference In Biz
mingham. Ala,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
SHORT STORIES OF THF
PAST WEEK
ING NAL FROM ru,>C,-

More than seven million i.,...
rom American soldier. u r.,.
nave been received at Atl,r,i' .-.
fincc July goth. and tho nee, p',''
~ announced last SATURDAY
,,l' every one was started Tor it, de-.
,ln'ti"n within tweuty-four hours M.
ter its arrival OF AN Of this IN. a.,
partment says NO per cent wa. s,r,,5
as 70 railroad routes in this country
before It left France.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
SHOULD M Careful.

DO not use galvanized utensils tn
making preserves. iellies or fruit pics.
the bureau OF chemistry Ut the United
States department ~ agriculture ad.
viscs. Some Ut the zine with which
the vessels are galvanized may DO
changed g. salts ~ zine" says the
bureau. which will give the product
an acrid and astrinE,nt taste aud rcu-
der u unsuitable for human use.
Moreover. the dissol,inE ~ this zine
coating tends Co ruin the ,untaiurr
The Use IT galvanized utensils fur
boiling down fruit Juice b. risky"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
CUTTING bows SUPPLY.

Manufacturer uf passenger auto.
mobiles are advised Do, th. wlr boz
duFtrics board Co get uu n 100 per cent
war work basis fur their plants before
January !. 1919. tu " letter address.
ed o. the National Automobile cham.
bcr ~ Commerce responding 4" IT,
proposal fuf voluntary 30 per cent
surtnilmrnt ~ passenger car prndu'-
ton. the board says III" mauufacturs
efs can br sure ~ continuing their ius
dustry aud preserve their utRunIEus
lions unly T., converting q" war orders
priy" dealers iu pleasure eats lu"k
Tor u rurtailmrut IN the ruling ~ or
dcts from now on.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
DIR. ,. 5. ORR REMOVED

His condition showing considerable
Improvement. DR. J. s. orr Of Green
River has been removed from Carbon
Hospital at Price 20 ST. Marks az Salt
Lake City. his wife accompanying him
In. DR. orr was struck by q train at
Green River a few daya ago and re-.
ceived injuries that for time were
thought 90 be fataL His worst hurt
% "a punctured kidney. say Dr. =. u.
Slopanskey and Dr. G. 4. whcrry. who
attended him here. II was pr. Orr's
desire 10 be taken To- Zion
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
co>yIcrs WELL BEHAVED.

"u.ports recently received from
price 10 the effect that ON" "l the
r,n,i,ts In the state prison ROAD sAhs
A Hork near there had been blown
an when spark from his 'isare,l"
Jropped into can ~ powder AZ" u'-
MED by Officers az the stat" prison,
say. Sundays Salt Lake ltefala' ~
vas stated that George DEM gu
pIoysd by construction e"hpahN
working near where the convict camp
A located. was tho victim OF Hu,h Nh
accident. witch Incident gave use ="
.tb. report that one 81 the '"nNl't'
mad been injured, The rumof aeNel'
.nn,J until by the time IN" H'"'S
rcarhed saIt Lake cay Il Included a
,.r,rt tn the effect that the CONVEX
,,s irving 20 make his escape "h,"
,bs accident occurred. J, J l'onlh [,
I'm a guard az the camp, declared
none of the men in camp have any
I,.,r, a. escape tie said "a'h ma.
c.,ai.li,hed while at camp '"lu .,
,.rord nf which both the men ana the
,,is.u authorities are proud.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
CAR SHORTAGE rrNnrn

An effort to secure all freight tom.
mage possible during tho mr,r.r
months u being made by an 80 49,
.a,roaos OF the country. Traffic OF.
ilcials on lines under government con.
troi nave been notified 70 this effect
ana instructions have been Issued 90
warn an shippers and receivers Of
freight that there may be a shortage
OF cars In the near future and ,his
Will In all probability seriously ham.
per the movement Of commercial ma.
terials
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
ur,p,NG WIN THE WAR.

Travelling men in ltah a. wen "a, ~
mr. .tatcs OF the union are mo- long ''n.ss-
~ spending an their time eNploluhs
81 re n their various houses
M. sam has enlisted them Ia iooa
,, ms work. Latest requests
,,nt out from washington d. g. g, 70 Y"
W. W. NJ the country ask that they sha ~
s &C. ~ the government informed az %
S zee, conservation in the various com,
loou which they visit They are
aid mo-, to SPY on their friends o! 20 20
u ",r their work as policing o, D,
Ssrrrt service. but merely TO t1p ",',
sso,s' ana conditions as they see them =,
.s,'s are ars 10 sound public opinion IN
sro5ps OF business men whom me 1S
happen to meet. They are co, 20 ,, .S,s
s " as 20 food regulations ana ., re-
aI1s hem accurately and briefly
L to- are 10 record complaints asaihs'
IN naGR lNe.l
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
MAY sronE rurm WHEAT

N. ~. Green. Utah manager IT tie
United States Grain corporation. has
issued statement that larm'rr "f
this state mas store grain aH long as
they pleas. aud that the miller can
get special permit o. De- likewise,
n l. the dealer ~ grain that must
Keen II on the move and not hold "
longer than thirty days The sltub'
lion last year was that there was such
a shortage IT grain that u was n"'"s'
zary a. ask an farmers {" rrleas" ~
hut il is said a. be- quite different THIS
year. The purpose "t compelling
,-alcrs 90 keep their grain on the
move IL to eliminate the opportunities
To speculate and hoard
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
). W. HAMMOND, LICENSED An
STRAC1ER OF TITLES.

Abstracts OF title furnished 20 ANY
piece or tract In Eastern Utah. Fire
Insurance written In the best com
panies doing business In the state.
Real estate. bonds. etc. Ground floor,
Golden Rule building