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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24
HOPELESS TO THINK
OF CuANGE IRON NIIIIIx

'l'ld any one expect that no liuuor
could be sold when the state went dry
did not In the prohibition addresses
ihat ! made said that knew many
would drink and barter IT, Has I'm
Vaianchc power to stoD itselfr Gan
failing body arrest Itself in mid
arr hody in motion would never he
stopped except by external forces Can
leopard change his spots" II is
hopeless 10 think OF any change.
wrought from within Jesus too. pro-
nounced the hopcicssness OF helm from
tho wicked when He said: 'Yc off
"prinS of vipcrS, SOW can We being
evil speak good things" for out az
N" abundance of the heart the mouth
spea keith. The good man. out OF his
good treasure. bringcth forth GOOD
things. and the evil man. out OF his
CYL treasure. brinscth forth evil
ihi"cs Matt; ri. 80
III the city is made clean. +; viii
re mad" clean 10y the righteous pcop,c
we can only overcome evil with good
rec that this is not = challenge TO
me Mayor and his cohorts. but n chai-
i"nEr l" INC righteous men ana women
n" righteous can cry the dcs;rur.
ton OF the city into the ears Of the
people like Jonah in Nineveh: We,
forty days and Nincvch shall be d..
Stroyed Lot WAS righteous. but he
was inactive. II fifty righteous mon
had been found Sodom would no, have
been ,lcSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-24

MIR. aud Mrs. Robert y. Gary. 23iG
stuart Avenue. have had word OF the
safe arrival overseas OF their son,
Robert y. Gary. Jr.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
BIG PAYUOLlS EVERYWHERE
Sunnlsidc the Largest Ut ANY Que
tamI-SoCial aud Personal.

tNNNStDE. july 13.-H j. Binch.
assistant paymast,r was here today
and distributed the usual amount uf
money to employees The payroll Il
row running around hundred aud
sixty thousand dollars monthly. After
testing at Price tomorrow he goes 10
Castle Gate. where the money al this
time paid out every thirty DAYS Is
larger than at any time IN the camps
history The same u true Of Clear
Creek. Winter Quarters and Utah
Mine.
The Senior liechivc girls met at the
home "f Miss vivian Evans on Tues
cay evening.
Mrs Aaron Dimmick has returned
to Sunnyside from Fort sill. okla. Her
husband has left for duty overseas
Mrs. Marion seciy and family Of
liiawatha spent the last week end
here visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. q. Carlson and
daughters. Darlene and Ida. are visit.
ing relatives IN Salt Lake city for q
week
Mrs. Forest Farley u visiting reia-
tives at walisburg for two weeks.
Miss Dorothy knout spent the last
week with friends at Castle Gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Algcr spent the
last week end with relatives ~ Cleve.
land.
Mr. and Mrs Talicscn Evans. Mr..
and Mrs. George y. Wells. Mr.. and
Mrs \. y. Hopkinson and Mr. and
MrS. Nels Nelson spent the Fourth NJ
iiig Springs ranch.
Baby girls arrived ut the home. 81
AIR. and Mrs Earl Stevenson and Mr..
end Mrs. ticrt pressit last week.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis OyCson u
Cleveland are visiting In sunnyside.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
TNKE OVER PROPERTY.

u. =. caffey. u. a. Strickland and
their associates at the stampede Min
Ing company at HEAVIER county. have
taken over the adjoining Croft prop
eriy on % bond and lease OF hum
cred thousand dollars Tho terms arc
that this amount be paid la one year.
and that not less than two men he
kept constantly developing the Croft.
should the price he extended iva
years. Il viii be- $4,000 or for three
years. $4,000. The 100000 price
would bring the croft Subscribers
about twelve and half cents a share
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

The fourth shot from a gun manned
by a navy armed guard on AN Amerl-
can merchant ship struck the coming
tower of a German submarine, which
attacked the ship May 18th last az a
thousand yards distance The sub
marine vas compelled 10 submerge
after having laupehed four torpedoes.
two III which missed the steamers
bow b. about twelve feet. Chief Gun.
ner's Mate Harry ". Chambers, com
manding the armed guard was COM
mended by Secretary Daniels for ef-
ficient conduct.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
GARAGE CONTRACT LIT.

Lars Guud-rzon has the contract
Tor building the J. ". i,edd garage
Just of Main street ON North Eighth.
The building n u cost about seven
teen thousand five hundred dollars.
Lars FrandEen viii burn about a hum
dr.d and fifteen thousand brick fog
II. The dimensions are sixty hy u
hundred aud fifty feet and onc-rtory.
There viii be a basement for storage
Ia the front about thirty by thirty feet
aud also room Tor the heating plant.
At th. rear N a. be- a Washroom Tor
automobiles ~ sufficient riz" o. take
care ~ the business.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
FOURTEEN cans STALLED.

Fourteen ears were stalled n the
mud Few miles east Of Green River
last Saturday and SUNDAY, The roads
were In terrible ,snndition, rulNrrth
out. bridges unsafe and the roads full
OF ruts. The recent rains have also
done much Ia puV the roads In had
shane. Some or the culyerir have
been out for some time aud II looks nr
IL litti. work had been dsne ON the
roads between Cisco and Green River
for .ome time one tourist ear was
completely stripped of its gearing ANA
housing In trying t0 negotiate IN"
roads In GRAND county, number OF
IN. cars were thosn or tourists en-
route to the Yellowstone.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
MnrLNNE rnsrNGE pRICEs.

According 20 adyic-s received by
local postmastsrs the postage rate Tor
firrt-cla.s matter 10 Do carried by air
plane has been fixed at sixteen cents
Tor the first ounce or fraction there.
OF and six cents for each additional
ounce or fraction thereof, Of which
ten cents win be- for special delivery
service. Such matter shall consist
.only OF first-clnSs matter, Including
parcels sealed and measuring not
more than thirty inches In length and
girth combined. The postage on air
plan" mail must be- tully paid with
airplano stamps or with ordinary
postage stamps. and when the latter
are used the NATL must be Endorsed
"by airplane.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

son was driving. missed the bridge
and plunged into the canal Bryson
was thrown through the Windshield
and both we're pretty badly scratched
up. but received NO serious injuries.
The ear was almost completely demot-
ished
Ncphi Morteusrn and family have
moved tu Elmo to make their home.
Murteuscn was formerly employed at
Cameron
Guy OViatt aud I'D Wilson of Elmo
recently went up Huntington Canyon
after timber. hut were compelled e.
leave their loads at the rangers cabin
hvvause 1T heavy fluods aud the wash q
ing nut ut the ruad.
Young Erin Leonard. sun 81 will
Tam ". Leonard of Huntington. who
attended the Utah Agricultural col
lcge the past season aud was sent
from the school to take military train
ing In California. returned Monday
last and H. we'll disciplined In the rudi-
mental mancuvcrs OF soldiers life.
lie will likely return Co. the college the
coming season.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
NEw JoB Inn JoNrs

Z. H. Jones, member Of the Carbon
,ounV school board. city recorder NJ
Helper and an employe OF Spring
canyon Coal company az the. railroad
town. has become secretary aud trras.
urer of the springville. MapIeton su.
Ear company Jesse knight concern.
Tie succeeds John s. Smith. resigned.
Jones and HE family arc to make
their home vi Provo.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
MORE PENSIONS FORECAST.

Press dispatches from Washington.
n. g.. having announced mat Utah In
dian war veterans. who served la the
iilack Hawk campaign In the COM
rnnlcs ~ Ahrnm %. Conoyer Joseph
Cluu and W. w. winn are pension
able. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Cohen. state
pensions commissioner. expresses the
opinion that. under the pension laws
OF the United States. men who were
enrolled In the company of Caleb w.
Laws would also soon be- declared en-.
Titled Co federal pensions
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
DUST or TIM EARTH. Sc

tIiawatha Dramatic company will
present the play. The Dust ct tho
Earth" NJ the amusement hall In
that town on the evening uf Satur.
day. July e7th. The announcement
SAYS "this v without doubt the high
cst class speaking drama over pro.
duc"d In tImwatha. II II beautiful
story of heart Interest. and one that
sou viii not forget Tor n long time. .
There will be- hiEh-class specials.
between the acts and music by the
liinwatha orchestra. Popular prircY
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
n,NnrI,i.rsr CLAIMS mn.

Through the Juvenile Officers Of the
state la "a search that began at salt
Lake city short time ago lteed
Kitchens has been located az H"her
city. The youth. about 10 years OF
age. let his home AZ Midway out IN
the Iiintah BASIN country about June
goth. Later he was heard from az
Myton. Price aud Cameron ana heN'
al Murray. His parents Instituted q
search with the above results Tue
was looking for work when the lu-
yeniie people and his mother AIRS
Aceiia Richens, found him, lie u
row stretching his legs under the
family table at the home OF hts par
ents
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
PLUMBING WORK or THE M
PENDABI4E KIND.

It's right and stays all right when
We fiX a. our estimates when you In
stall new work will get US the con-
tract, After that you win have very
little use Tor d plumbers services. he.
cause our work stays right. We are
also experts In correcting mistakes %
the other fellow See Us when you
want dependable plumbing. either the
new or repairs. g. II. Lewis. the
Turner building, Price, Utah, Branch
hOuse at Helper
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
SHORT STORIES OF THE
PAST WEEK
ARE To SEND pnnrrsr

Ut. seymour u. Young. president
." the BLACK Hawk Indian war vet
Grams ma sent out a request that ali
veterans whose namrs have heep re.
'"rdeu In the rejected companies. In
q ruling made recently by the United
states pension commissioners. advise
ms OFFICE IN protest ~ the decision
ne protest will be- sent "a Washing.
ton. ~ 4.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
GnNIN pIsrnInuTIoN rLANs.

NJ. " Greene. manager OF the Salt
Lake city branch OF the food admin
htration grain corporation. states that
Officials are In conference 10 make
provision for tho sale aud distribution
OF wheat grown in thu iutcrmountain
rtsion. "Details will be- announced
soon. lseEulations governing the
manufacture and sale uf flour are al.
20 being considered 10y the Nrw York
and Washington. u. G.. Officials.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
To suCcEIn NnNsTnoNG.

Leslie Frazer ~ Washington. u. g..
arrived In Utah few days ago with
an appointment a. naturalization cN.
hmincr To- take the place of Paul Arm
strung. Transferred to Denver. Colo.
where he l. nov IN charg. of the nat.
graliEation bureau. Frazer l. recent
graduate of Georgetown University
Washington. -. &. Ills duties viii
bring him o. Carbon county quite frc
qucntly
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
mE TALKS no prNosAuns.

Leaving iiebcr MONDAY last on his
long contemplated trip into the east.
crn aud southeastern part of the state.
Gov. Simon Hamburger viii visit Yer
ual. Duchusne. Roosevelt. Myton. Din
oaaur and Jensen. says Tuesdays Salt
Lake Tribune. The governor expects
In speak at all these places In behalf
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
nrconD cArcH IL MADE.

Sam A. I.eaViti, wallace LOU and
Nels y. Seamount. formerly OF Price
made record fishing campaign last
Sunday morning. They started fol
Mobile Greek Canyon from Provo al
4 O'Clock and on arriving pre-empted
IL likely looking hole from which thes
pulled out thirty-nye big trout about
a. fast as they could throw lines int
the water. Then az they had caught
their limit. they returned home. Hut
they are going 10 The same place
again In a day or two The most sat
isfactory feature az their experience
az this particular place, aside from
their big catch. Was that the fish
would not bite Tor a number 81 other
fishermen who tried their luck there
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
CARBON HOSPITAL
PRICE. UTAH
'"'p Equipped aud Open to All
frncticlng Physicians.

'perating Room Always Prepared
~ Emergency Cases. Not Control
~, 10y Any One Physician Locally or
,"e' wise Mrs. Kate Mccarthy, Reg
'"ied Nurse. owner.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
Around the County.


Charles oViatt of Elm" l. th" owner
OF new ear
Misses Nina ONiatt and frcdn Jcn-
rcn OF Elmo spent the Fourth with
friends In Wellington.
Mrs. Nlrln Nelson OF Cleveland H.
visiting with her son. Richard. and
family In Idaho.
Huntinston's population h still
growing. Fourteen baptlSms and sev.
en- tables blrsscd last Sunday II was
a little stormy, too, which likely Kept
the rest away
Huntington has "a move ON foot Ia
organize d ladies brass band. About
u dozen young ladies have pledged
their willingness 10 try u.
Miss Alta Luke and also Miss Well
ora Peacock of Orangeyille left We'd
ncsday Tor pleasure trip TO salt
Lake city
The wind blew quite hard at Elmo
o few dayF ago and deposited a pair
~ twin hoSs AT the home Of Frank u,
Jones,
Mrs. Francis Evans and little son.
Ted. are az Orangevllie Tor "A month.
enjoying the countr, air as well as
country people, rest Tor city folks
Mrs. Ralph Algrr OF OrangrSille b.
homo With a brandns~ baby boy Tor
the sole purpose OF his great grand
Iather' ~ T. duymon. 10 bless ana
s'Na MN a na', H"'" '"o'"'' """
80" N'' p"N'"s INV
Leslie Crawford ana VIE. also Mr.
ana Mrs. n ~ Nanburen OF orange
VILE lett THIS morning Tor SAT- LAKE
.'us' h"th ladles are IN great hrsu
~ nl.u,''' ~ "'''" ''''' NV ""'"''
!" ''''N' "''''
hr ana Mrs Lars J.. Larsen OF
cleveland have been NlHluhg WIN
their daughter az Ephralm'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

During the severe wlndstorm AZ FL
mo last Friday chloe. the young
daughter uf MI. aud Mrs. neamon
oviutt was riding to the postotfice
when the horse On which she was
mounted ran into y barbcd wire fence
and threw her across ". her left foot
still hanging IN the stirrup. Unable
Ia call for help on account OF the
storm. she finally eNtricated herself
from the stifrup and walked Co the
house of Hans Mort"nsen. where she
found herself Co. he badly cut aud lac
Grated. She was cared Tor by neigh.
hor- until the arrival of q physician.
who drvrscd the wounds. after which
she was removed To- her home. She
viii be unable Co walk for n long time
~ nii the cuts are upon the feet and
legs. Her shoulder was also bruised.
Report has n that Emery Larsen
has sold his home To u. 4. Lowry OF
Fcrrun. who comes herr to run the
heal mill a. soon as he can Rrt out
from under some government milling
~ fcrron.
Help becoming very scarce In the
automobile repairing line ~ In other
Tines the stork decided To- help out n.
4. Aiger In the matter and brought a
fine son o. hi home last sunday
morning Mother and babe are doing
we'll
several local Young people attended
u farewell party rendered Guy Snow
IN OrnnEvyillc last night.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
Personal aud Otherwise.

Two long days were spent in JUS
lie. Milicr's court "wednesday and
Thursday trying the suit Tor recovery
brought by !. W nixon against I'D
Jensen of Cleveland Plaintiff alleged
the leading of frosted potatoes into n
carload being shipped by plaintiff TO
Eastern buyers. the carload being la
tor disposed of at loss. Judge Miller
decided there was no cause for action
and the ease will be- appealed H. the
district court
Mrs James Paterson returned the
first of the week from sunnyside,
whcr. IN. spent the Fourth with her
son. Leo. and family.
John I. Evans was down from sun
n,ride this midwock preparatory "a
moving his family here In order the
batter To look after local holdings.
Mrs. Emma Christensen H. hack M
tho parental home following q winter
aud sprinE rpcnt Ia Colorado.
Mrs. william Cash. IT,. was report
ed nt deaths door yesterday following
the birth of daughter.
Justice Muller last Monday united
In marriage Ira y. Lott ana Jennie q
Norwood. both 90 Huntington
Mrr. Mary Orcgrrson aud dauEh'
trr. Miss iiolina, and youngest son ars
back from visit With relatives aud
friends IN Idaho.
A. -. Keller and family left Tues
day Tor Manti. called there by the ~.
ncss OF his father. who l. pretty well
along In years.
The Pleasure club mamberS met Al
the home of Mrs. 4. u. Dickson last
Wednesday. q very enjoyable time be-
Ing spent
Joseph West and family are coxllS
located Ia the iieehe residence. havine
purchased the property the first oi
the week. The Vests are old resident
ers hereabouts. but have made thelI
home In Green River and ON the res
eryatlon since leaving the county
Their most recent home has been 10
Cleveland.
John Miller OF cainayilie. "a well
known prospector. was In town TIL,
week trying 90 make his way out east
"a look up some signs he ran across
years ago. with the present premium
on different rare metals II IN his idea
that the stuff he has In mind will pan
cut pretty good.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

Just because a man goes 10 ex-
tremes II Isn't necessary for him 20
burn the candle az both ends.
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one Pleads Guilty.

~. W. Dalton this week pleaded
guilty 10 the charge OF assault and
battery preferred against him In con-
nection with the fracas OF last satur-
day ana was fined twenty-five dollars
by Justice II. e. Miller. Carl wilberE.
the other party. pleaded guilty 10 u
charge ~ disturbing the peace hut
changed his plea before the passing
of sentence and will ask for a change
of venue.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

IN which " l. intended. may save
some dealers from an official inves-
tiEation.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

Rubber stamps, stencils. daters.
sheep tags and all brass and alumi-
mum goods. The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
nn,NGlNG rIcTrREs MERE.

What IL being done WIN the MONEY
they have so generously contributed
10 war causes Is illustrated by the
tour of thu yed Triangle truck under
The auspices Of the state council OF
defenss. Moving pictures lantern
sIIdes and lectures tell what the
Young Mems Christian association
knights OF columbus and other or
ganizntions are doing Tor the soldier
~ a. Hross and J. Edward Caster.
,.,rr,,ri,s of the Fort Douglas
I'M ar, the lecturers The truck was
tG',iyill. last Tuesday and VIII VISIT
~ City Hehcr and puchesne'
p"i'e viii be visited the Twenty
i,'.,,r,b and Monticello later. the tour
Of the southern part OF the s'a', W ''
completed the latter part ct ""s"'''
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19

The one thing no woman Ia stingy
about Is ,ecret.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
W. HAMMOND, LICENSED All.
HIitACrER OF TITLES.

~. NoSlraets OF title furnished TO any
ins,,voI tract In Eastern Utah. Fire
nsnI.ahee written In the best COM
i9aaIs doing business In the state.
Ia estate. bonds, etc. Ground moor.
''uen Rule building.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
wARNING Is GIVEN.

tr,ah's food administrators II Keep,
,,,,, very close watch on the retall
orIces of food In the localities NheIs
iha.o have been recent wage increases
:" iaborers. There must be NO pIpi
,,aaripg" the administrator warns.
.'.rherr must be- no raise In price OF
80 commodities unless there mas
-, corresponding increase TO the
retailer. Il Is assumed Vpss 49, 80
cent increases In wages nav pss"
made 10 meet the prices ALREADY pre-,
vaiIlng. and they are not to oe preSs 4,
mon by any inscriptions dealers ~
Sood commodities" THIS woiu Q,
warning from the office Of the I ''o'i
Instrumentation. IL taken IN the spirit
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
DUCK MlLApY AGAIN up.

~. H SiddoWay, state fish and game
commissioner believes that much
could be- done In the way Of prevent
ing the spread 0t duck malady" at
tributrd 10 the alkaline nature OF
some OF the standing water Of Utah In
the fall II the Legislature were "a give
the commissioner discretion % open
the shooting season In certain loculi-
ties al certain times when the malady
appears O. be- prevalent or In danger
Of becoming 80. In that manner, he
thinks. the birds could be frightened
away from the marshes where the
danger exists 90 fresher and purer
feeding grounds. The SEASON at pres
ent is from October LIST 90 December
3lst, The malady frequently makes
its appearance about september 18th
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-19
EMERY COUNTY BOARD
MAKES CHANGES IN
CHASING
LISTS GONE OWN nv THOSE ~
AUTHORITY.
Miss thlor o,lait Thrown Into Barb-
cd Wirr fcncr Prom Horse she
Wac IIldins and Bs,lIy Brul~,-i aud
Crippled Jp-iromInrnt citizens
Halc'i Into Court For Strrc, Fracns.

CASTLE DALE. July is.--Dcfcrred
classes of Emery County's 1919 draft
registration were given thorough GU
ing over this week by the local draft
hoard working In cooperation with
A. NJ. Truman. federal appeal agent
resulting IN net gain To- the first and
second classes of some thirty. five reg
istrants who had been granted more
deferred classification. Most oC the
transfets are from the fourth-c class
which includes those whose wife or
wife and children are mainly dcpcud-
ent upon the rcgistrant ror support
Most of these eases arr now trans.
ferrcd To- Class :. where there are
children and To- Glass where there
are NO children. though there ate
cases where the wife u ~ could bc
scif-supportinR. In which eases they
have sieen generally assigned Co CiaF.
I. Variations viii be noted. however.
az different circumstances bear on
different eases Notices will be- mailed
Ia a few days to thoae whose classifi-
cation ~ affected. and they viii he
given ample opportunity o. show
cause why the new classification
should not stand. should they not app
jcctcd. those In class I viii be called
up for examination. after which they
Will be- available Tor future calls ~
u hardly probable that Glass men
will be- called Tor som" time. The re-
classification was made necessary by
the low percentage % Glass men In
Emery county compared with other
sections Of the state and country.
Nlci- Nici-on aud Mr.. and Mrs !.
a.. Luke. aisp the iattsrr' two young
sons. Emile aud Meirus-. are home at
ornnRrvillr again from an ever e. be-
remembered trip o. California. where
they went to visit MIR. and Mrs. Lakes
non, Leroy. who H. training 40 Camp
krarney aud VINO they found locking
and feeling just fine along with the
rest Of the towns bays. Al say they
would not feel good anywhere except
right az the hack Of Uncle Sam ara
they arc glad a. know they are able To
DO all IN their power 10 help win the
war.
Mrs Joseph Orange has just ~.
turned To- Orangvvillc from trip Ia
Provo. where she underwent very
successful treatment Tor cancer. the
growth having been completely ~.
moved from her face and leaving only
very small SCAR Al her friends are
glad &C. see her homo and 80 we'll Tier
sister. Mrs. Frank Carroll. h. la town
once more. enjoy lnE IN" company of
I'd friends and relatives. Her health
II very poor but. being Of "a sweet and
pleasant disposition. al feel u pleas
urc a. do Cor her the little extra things
which one Ho helpless needs,
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GIVEN SALARY RAISE.

Copies OF the congressional act,
signed by President Wilson on July
"a. authorizing increases In the sal
aries OF postoffice employees. have
been received locally The salaries
AZ clerks employed IN first and Sec
Ona-olGss offices are increased APP
proXima.ely two hundred dollars a
year. other increases are made at
various percentages OF the existing
salaries. from is to 20 per cent. every
1co.,f.,-1 -, - 60
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tcontinued on page fivs.)