The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-15

their assistance In this matter be
urged. The matter of continuing the
Ephraim to Orangcyillc road work
was taken up and the clcrk instructed
TO urge the early completion OF the
road upon the secretary Of agrivul.
turc Petitions now In circulation are
also to be presented.
Funeral ~ MoIcn.
Funeral services over IN, rvmaina
Of Mrs ~. g. Hansen. who died the
Tuesday before Of pneumonia. were
held at Moion last Friday, Bishop J.
y. Caldwell officiating The opening
prayer was offered by Elder John
Zwahlen. and President l.. 4. Oycson
and Bishop Caldwell gave inspiring
talks. cxtolling the good NE ~ the
deceased and offering consolation to
the bcreavcd husband and children.
Elder Calvin e. Jensen offered the
bencdiction and Biahop Caldwell dcdi-
Gated the grave. The Fcrron ward
choir was present In n body under the
cladcrHhip of Calvin &. Jensen. and
several beautiful selections were given.
Mrs Hans &. Hansen. though finally
auccumbing o. an attack of pncumo-
MIA. had not enjoyed good health for
some time. having been troubled "A
great deal by asthma, The deceased
was born In Snnpctr county about
HlXty-vlght years ngu, coming o. Em-
cry county and settling IN Molcn some
thirty-fivc years ago. and had made
that place her home ever since She
had been very active IN church work.
and enjoyed the love and respect ui u
host of associate workers.
Coming like "a thundcrbolt out of a
clear sky. word has been sent Ia each
at thu district school teachers IN the
county that their services VIII not De
required after March Nh. when the
present school month ends, Thi'
means that the children Ut the county
are forced Ia get along with seven
months ct schooling this winter,
Personal and Otherwise.
! Securing forty-eight men. on about
40 per cent of those examined, foi
general military service. the local eN'
aiming board IL hitting much bet
ter stride for the second drait thhn
was the case with the first, when only
! 40 per cent OF the single men called
Iup for examination were FOUND u
measure up to the requirements, Ana
| 10 the forty eight must D. added nine
NOR. men who have been passed foi
limited service. and three others whu
may come under the latter claHHiiicn'
ZION upon accommodation by the dis
\ trict advisory board at Price. Only
twenty OF the eighty class men who
were examined failed % pass muster
ana two or three of these are nen
who were passed by the former physi-
clan az the board, while one or two ui
those now accepted we're turned down
nt their former examination
with the winning Of Friday nights
lengur game between the academy ana
Huntington high school by very lop-
sided score, Il looks like the Emery
stnkc academy would bo a sure win
mar of this years district pcnnanl
IN, final score was fifty-scvcn to sis
teen in favor at the academy, 4 game
PLAYED between the Huntington team
and tho Price team which Woulu
mike conditions on "a par Tor 'nmpnf'
Ison with last nights game, was won
/ by Price by a score ot slNty-thrco Ia
ty,nty-onc. In other words, Price
heat Huntington hy three To one fa'
tinu while the academy beat Hunting
tom by a three and half Ia one ratio
Tine second game between the acad'
smy and the Carbon high viii hs
playcd at Price next Friday night and
should thc locals win, which they CON
fldently. expect a. do, thu flag h as
surrd without playing off the third
game on neutral floor
Clrll Cox, son Of Fred cox "f Fer
ron and "a soldier boy Of only couple
of months. was ON the Inflated Tus'
canin. sunk the first of the week on
Inc Irish coast by submarine. Cos
Was a member of the Twentieth en-
gineers Il Is supposed, and this com
many was ON board, but whether Co,
was among those who were rescued ol
moi. il was not known up "a late THU
: saturday. afternoon, at which time
The parents had heard nothing mor'
since the arrival Of the wire from Mrs