The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-01-18

dollars additional " single and two
thousand additional u married. before
they are required to pay an income
tax.
Lewis. the plumber. is going 20 move
about the first of February from his
present location In the Wade building
TO the Turner block. II II necessary
that he have more room for an en-
larged stock
While -. r. Caffey stepped out Of
his office In the Judge building at
Zion FOR a few minutes last Saturday
60 have his shoer shined someone went
In and made away with practically
new typewriter-no writist. The theft
is charged 10 some drug ficnd Moth
ing else was disturbed.
The opcrctta, VIVID Rose" was
given for the benefit OF the Mutual
improvement association Of Price
ward at the Exc Wednesday evening.
IL drew fair sized house and was
well received. together with the reg
ular picture show. Tho opcretta was
by the young lady students Of the high
school
Sheriff George Collingham went TO
Albuquerque. n. NJ. the first Of the
week after Roscoe Dowell. wanted
here for the alleged endorsement of
n hundred and fifty dollars from the
Denver and Rio Grandc eating house
system at Helper, while acting In the
capacity Of cashier. lie disappeared
from the job In December last
The sun this week has turned out
some quarter sheet posters announc-
ing the junior prom at the high school
auditorium on the evening of Febru-
AIRY isth-Lincoln's birthday. Tickets
are dollar, Including the war tax
Best music In the county. good time
assured and everybody invited. no
freshmonts"
Marriage licenses were issued the
past week to T.. T.. Jones and Mary
Ann williams % Helper Glen War
rem and Thlrza tlarnfy OF Price: Bert
Davis and vaudlc Anderson. Kcnil.
worth. NJ. SaiayoyakiH ~ Price and
Sophia Nanaki OF Helper. and John
u. Lawicy and Ella Hamilton. both ot
standardvillc.
The Internal revenue bureau az
Washington. -. g.. has decided TO re-
auirc income profits tax returns on
two bascp-original cost and present
market value Of goods for security
The tax viii be collected later In ths
light OF the supreme courts decision
In a pending case. Millions OF dollar
IN taxes are dependent ON the disputed
point
For the time being. according "a
Secretary Arthur Kuhn, the state
board Of land commissioners has sus.
pended examination Of farms offered
ns security for loans from the state
The covering of snow prevents the
investigation necessary before this
board passes upon loans. and THU
situation viii continue until the snow
disappears.
business for the railroads II gettinl
back To- normal after the change
which were made by the government
la taking control, Freight and pas
aengrr traffic solicitors are ordcre,
taken back In n joint telegram from
Fred Wiid. Jr.. and ~ A. wadiciEh
freight and passenger traffic man
ayers OF the Denver ana Rio Orande
received In Utah last Tuesday
In completion Of campaign startc'
last August. when the government
made an emergency appropriation q
put county agents Into the field whcr
over possible. In an effort 10 incroaa
nH far 90 possible the food production
LOT the nation. u ~ expected that b
February I. 1918, there viii he "a coun
Is agent aud county farm bureau or
gnniEed In every county In Utah.
Anton Kayachi OF Butte. Mont. VIII
Jumped through the window of a pas
renger coach of a Denver and ~
lurnndo train on Soldier summit N
January lth was committed Co IA
mental hospital Provo this week D
Ian examining board at the Gardo
lClty. The relatives the man claime
To have, brother az Sunnyside ana
sister at dunnlson. Colo, have ne
teen heard from.
Parcels sent by post 10 members q
the American expeditionary fore,
who are within the realm OF the I'm
ted Kingdom OF Great Britain viii No
/, he subjected 10 the customs rcstri'
lions Of the British empire. To facil
tate the handling OF such mail. how
ever. II II requested by the BIRTHS
postal authorities that the parcels !
% marked 20 indicate that they al
A meant for Uncle Sans men.
q w. A.. Myers. the tailor, has receive
a a favorable report from the govern
q ment patent office In regard 10 h
n display rack for showing clothir
samples. lie IN expecting patent
the same most any day now. III
n rack In made 10 hold three hundr'
% clothing samples and h said by tai
"A ors 90 be the best thing OF its Xii
h ever gotten out. lie has letters fro
u big tailoring houses commencing b
u IDEAS
In mentioning the death and fune
II al last week OF william J, Howard
II Kenllworth. The sun erred In statil
m that members Of the odd fello'
D order at Castle Gate were present
X. the obsequies. Deceased was not
In member OF the lodge. Il appears, al
y. those present OF the order attend
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