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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-10-02

cattle and grain were & part 81 the
train but neither was hurt.
! Several from Linton attended !
dance It strasburg Monday evening.
H. B. Zsnk. cashier Of the Hague
State Bank. was ) Linton visitor Tues
day. q II
The Jay Sandidee family are nov
ling out to the Hagsard ranch this
week.
sChas. B. Carley sold his residence
in Linton the past week to Wallace
Kyes. &
Joe Bauman and Jacob Hobart were
up from Strasburg the first Of, the
week. Il
Abel Complain and son, Ed, wsrel
in Linton Tuesday from the WestfielG
country.
The Chas. Carley family are nov
ing into the VIM. Johnson residence
this week. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Boshker and son
and daughter were up from Pollock
Sunday evening. Z
Martin Reidlinger shipped several.
carloads Of cattle Tuesday morning
over the N. p.
Elmer Anderson purchased the for
mer e. A. Grain place from r. u.
Brown last week.
Miss Margaret McNider left Mon
day morning for Valley City where
she will attend school.
NJ. cornelison WAS up from the
Hague country Saturday. He was ac-
companied by Floyd.
Miss Hilda Bechtle came down from
Bismarck Monday evening to assist at
the WoRerton Hospital.
The Geo. Doktor family moved into
their new home, recently purchased
from William Jones, Tuesday.
Attorney Scott Cameron and Carl
Vorlander made q business trip to-
Strasburg Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Title Schenkenberger came up
from Eureka the latter part Of last
for visit with Linton relatives. &
Misses Carrie and Susie Busby left
Tuesday morning for Glendale where
they will attend the normal school.
Lloyd Mills, brother of Lester Mills,
visited relatives in Linton over Sum
day. Mr.. Mills lives in Aberdeen.
For Sale-Several good kodaks and
some household furniture at a bargain.
Inquire Of Don L. Tracy, Linton. Adv
The ladies' of the Lutheran Aid will
hold fancy work and food sale, Sat,
urday, Oct. 25th, Ut the Opera House.
ADV. OPS
John Fischer was up from the
Hague country Friday on his way to
Hazelton to take civil service examin-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller and son
were up from their home in Hague
Sunday to visit Linton relatives and
friends.
Mrs. F. E. McCurdy came down
from Bismarck last evening and ,s
a guest st the Scott Cameron home IN
Linton. !.
A fire at the Adam Paul place on
the Little Beaver destroyed a new
barn and several sets of harness and
80 pigs.
n. L. Petrie autoed to Braddock
Tuesday evening to bring Mrs. G. H.
Naramore back with him to visit fo 1
a few days.
Lieut.. Cameron and Mr.. Olsen came
down from Fl. Rice Tuesday in the
formers Eeroplane for the harvest
festival at Seeman Park.
Miss Stephens. If Mount Varror
Ind, arrived in Linton Tuesday night
and will start term Of school in the
Westfield country Monday.
Ben Matthews was down from Haz-
elton Tuesday. He and d. d. Bidwell
are having carload Of potatoes ship
ped to Linton which they viii sell.
Egbert Complain, Rev. and Mrs.
Rykema and Mrs. Van vugt were up|
from the Westfield country Monday
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-10-02

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from sonalat's sne Past wesk.
John Kiemle brok. one 81 his tn.
Eefs on ms le1t mana SATURDAY.
Julius Waldenbur,r came down from
Bismarck the first 81 M ,ressk Sc ),
c. Al. Harwood was down from the
Temvik country LIT saturd.v
rs
~ He
burg Tuesday evening On ibus;nes.
Il
MERIT Harding has come in from
3, & "a
Mr andMrs julius zDeis are the
parents o. . boy bonn last Thursday.
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..;ss $50 Is u. ~. = |. ~ s
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a marriage license was issued TO
=. 1 s,,..E Az =
DR.. Prescott, dentist from Steele,
suent short time in Linton the first
Of the week.
I A marriage license was ISSUED to
Stephen Silvernagel and Eva Scherr
the past week.
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q. 80 s !, LAY n.s 'u =, .e-
part Of last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schumacher
came yer frnm fhe;r ). home. g zf.,.n
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-10-02

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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28
DISTRICT COURT AGAIN ADJOURNED
Judge Christensen Covering Big Ter.
ritory Next Few Weeks.

hut one jury trial ease came on last
week lu district court at Price after
the dismissal of the personal damages
suit OF Lamar Humphrey Of Clear
Creek against Pleasant Valley Coal
company for injuries received in the
clear Greek mines that of James
Rolandu against the City of Helper.
% being alleged by the plaintiff that
his house and It's contents at the rail
rpad town were destroyed by fire
originating from defective wiring
put IN by the defendant city This
came IN Thursday and quite large
number Of witnesses testified. Sat
urday afternoon the jury brought in
q verdict of NO cause of action. o.
n. Clay and a.. VI. sullivan represent
ed the plaintiff and King. Bruffet 4
Schudlcr. the defendant city. During
the week several law and motion and
probate matters were disposed of by
Judge George Christensen. With this
case court was adjourned for time
and all jurors dismissed
Judge Christensen went from here
to Manii last SUNDAY morning. where
court convened for two days the first
of the week. His honor will be at
Paruwan ON the 9th. 81. George for
the following week aud back tu Salt
Lake City on the nth OF April. lie
CUES 10 Castle Dale on the 10th and
returns to Price. April 18th. when
some matters are to be- taken mp here
District court rurVcncs at Moab On
the 18th OF April aud at Monticello
the 10Th Through In San Juan coun-
~. his homer expects to be- again in
Price on the 10Th. Then he will hear
the ease Of Huntington Roller Mills
company against Mrs. George VI. Mil
lcr transferred from Emery county,
set for about the first of MAY The
action IL 10 set aside real estate
conveyance.
Judge Christensen will remain at
Price until the May term begins. The
calendar for Carbon county has of
late been cleared of many eases. bur
% large one il To confront the court
month after next.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28
GOOD BASEBALL COMING UP
League Of Eight Clubs Soon TO Be
Formed Locally.

Price baseball fans held meeting
ai the office of Judge =. T.. Woods
SUNDAY last and got thing, going in
good shape Harold T.. Leonard was
made chairman uf The meeting aud =.
l. Williams, secretary Lew Evans
was made manager for the season aud
Williams permanent secretary aud
treasurer. ". =. Meyers. Nick Bern.
ardi and Harold T.. Leonard wcrc
chosen us u committee Ia handle all
matters of the club, together with the
secretary.
During the meeting communica-
ton was read from Albert kirkpnt-
rick of the llinwniha club. which
stated 10 WIS the desire of fans over
south tn form league of either six
or eight teams ut the earliest possible
date The towns mentioned hy Kirk
patrick are Stnndnrdvillc. Castle
Gate. HELPER. Price, Huntington. sun
nysidc. Mohrland and lliuwnthn as
being prospective members of the
league.
Those present favored such q league
II the towns could get together aud
arrange q schedule for the season Ia
play on sundays aud holidays, and IL
will be- the cndcayor To- arrange u
meeting IN the near future at Price
ot the representatives from all these
camps,
The local players will practice next
Sunday at Price City Park, II the
grounds and weather permit, and the
outlook for team N very good. as
there Is plenty of material from which
10 pick players,
old suits of the former Price club
will be- collected, cleaned and repaired
for use this season. Caps, socks and
such other articles az are needed will
Lao t.rnyttpd al purg
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28
B II. ROBERTS is NAMED
TO BOARD OF EQUALIzERs

Close on the heels of the signing by
Gov Simon llumbergrr of the mine
tax bill comes the announcement Of
the personnel of The new state board
of equalization nominated under that
law. The members named by the gov
cmor will hold office until the next
legislature meets. The board under
the law b. tu De- named for lour year
terms, hut the present are recess APP
pouimcuts. The new members are;
Brigham H. Roberts of Salt Lake
city, who succeeds George Romuey,
lr, resigned,
Henry civilians of Ogden, succeed
ing John Watson also oi Ogden, re-
signed
Inme, r. Hammond of Salt Lake
City, former secretary at state, and
present member of the board,
William Bailey of Ncphl, present
secretary uf the board.
The new board is this week meet
ing with the old board 10 make all ar
rangements Tor the transfer of bust
ness from the one board 10 the other
Romney is anxious 10 get back 10 his
farm at Smithiield, and for that rea-
son asked for an early meeting.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28
MANY CHILDREN WILL
BE GIVEN BLOOD TEST

Blood tests for children are to be
made free by the University of Utah
department of bacteriology and path
ology al the state public health labora-
tory The purpose of the tests. will be
10 determine the relation between ear
tain blood diseases and mental dis
ability. Many facts relating 10 the
causes of subnormality, II is expect
ed, will be developed So far as the
children themselves are concerned,
the tests will not be of AN experiment
tai nature, but will establish positively
whether or not the specified diseases
are present. The conclusions drawn
from numerous tests, however, will be
studied in order that theory as Ia
blood causes and brain effects may be
worked out
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28
NOTICE TO WAITER UsEHs.-

state Engineer office, SIlt Lake
CITY. Utah. March Q, lpl N,ti -' De-
hereby given that Euriru Foes Whose
postuffire address b. Rains. Utah, has
made application boz 1g rian Win
the requirements uf tnt Compiled
Laws uf Utah. 1907. aH amended hh
tHs session i.4Na ut lUu. 1903. 1871
and 1915, Go appropriate uur-nlAternih
I-iGl ui u Houuud-tuut ui water nom
re- small unnamed spring Duo carbon
county said spriug d. situated at
pnlut 2Iii feet east and 1850 t'cl
north uf the southwest corner ut SCI,
ne. Twp. ll South. Range East, san
Lake base aud meridian. The Wutcl
will Do diverted hy me tus ot small
dam constructed just below tho spilnH
and there used from January lot tn
December alet inclusive, of each year.
no. irrIgate eighty acres ut land en-
Hrut,I DO tine A laSW % uI 900 SEE
.Ig This application ls designated lu
the stlte engineers office 4H 80. t'ra.
Am protests against the granting "i
-nid application. stating the reason
therefor. must be- made hy affidavit
I'm duplicate. accompanied with "a Zee
.of 81 30, aud ulod Don this Office Wltnln
thirty $500 days after the completion
IN the publication of this notice, q, T.
MtGONAGLE. State Eusnro..
Date of first pub, March H. i'ls'
Date 81 completion ~ pup Npil H.
1913
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28
WOMAN IS
MUCH GAMER IN
FLESH
THlRTY.FIvE POUNDS IN SIX
WEEKS TIME
Ianlac' the Premier Remedy. Works
most Wonderful Change In the
Condition Of Mrs Harry Clifford.
Wife Of Prominent Automobile
Dealer Out On the Pacific Coast.

Positively ! never ,,v an,b,dy
improve like my wic has since N.
started On Tanlac Why she nctu,llv
gained thirty-tiyc pound, IN only .ix
weeks, and 81 that isn't wonder /
don Z know what i,. said IIorr,.
'hiinrd' who is BOO the automobile
bushes. aud lives ai I3j.A Cracker
street, l"s Angeles. the other dav.
For over e year. hp continued.
my wife was nothing hui ur,.ou.
wreck. She had No. annette. and
could eat nothing but the lightrst kind
OF diet Even that would disagree
with hcr. aud swell her up with ga.
that pressed su around her heart that
she could hardly get her breath. She
suffered constantly from spells uf
nervousness ~ that she could hardly
sleep. and she would get up In the
morning feeling ~ tired and depressed
that she wouldn't be- iit tor IA thing
all day long She used Ia weigh u
hundred aud twenty-five pounds. hut
she fell off 10 short while hll she
was but shadow Vf her former self.
aud got down to ninety pounds. She
was losing out day hy day and became
too weak to look after her household
duties. IN fact. her condition was w
serious that | felt uneasy lest she
should 90 all to pieces.
"Wcll, about siN weeks agu I got 4
bottle of Tanlac for her. and nov
after taking only four bottles of the
medicine. she looks like different
woman. Besides rcgainiug all her best
weight. she can eat ANYTHING she
wants without suffering the least BIT
Of distress afterwards. Her nerve.
arr IN fine shape and she sleeps ull
night like child. She never com.
plains ui that gas trouble ar at short
ness oi breath, the headache, are nll
gone and she SAYS She D. simply feel.
ing fine iu every WAY. ! ran we'll be-.
licyc 1t. iuu. Tor she b. bright and
cheerful all the time. and ! haven T
seen her hacking ~ well IN many
months.
Tanlac Is sold Ia Price by 4. u. Sut
ton, IN Helper by Louis Ellcrison. in
lliawnlhn by Carbon Emery Store,
company. m krnilworih by kcnil
worth Mercantile company, IN Spring
Canyon hy the square Deal Store. NJ
Castle Gate by Wasaich Store com
Uany. IN Sunnysidc hy Wnsnich Store
company, ia Winter Quarters by lh,
Vnnlch Store company and In SEQ,
field by ", y, M"srl"y -Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

Who Qualified o. Vote Fur TaN.
itnnd. Etr-=ENrry citizen uf the
United States ut the age ui - years 90
over. who has been resident ~ the
state at Utah Tor one year, ui the coun-
IS four months, ana uf the school die.
triot Tor sixty days, both Immediately
preceding the dny on which amy meet
Ing d. held Tor the purpose 10 voting
on the question 1T irNAing special tax
or issuing bonds Tor any school DIS
triCt or high school district ur for
selecting HChunlhuuse site, aud who
has paid u property tax la said district
during the year next preceding, shall
be entitled tn vote az any such meet
Ing Sos. 1874 Complied Laws ~
Utah. 1907
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28
nNp rA.rE IN NouR .louTn.

When you have "a had taste In your
mouth you may know that your diges-
ton is faulty. a dose of Chamber
laln's Tablets will usually correct the
disorder They also cause a gentle
of the bowels You will
find this 20 be one Of the best medi-
cinos YOU have ever become ncquaint-
Cd With.--Adyt,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28
,TICr ron PUHLICNTION-

tPubllsher1 Department ui the IN
terror. United States Land Once a.
salt Lake city. Utah, March II, 1913.
Notice b. hereby given that Esther
Tidwen. OF Wellington, Utah, VOC. ON
September 10. 1913, made desert lAhH
.antry serial No. OllNG3, for Lots !,
u gia NEi See. O. TWP 10 South,
Iiange N East. sisSEh Sec 81, Twp.
III South. Range N East, salt Lake
meridian. has filed notice Of intention
TO make final proof, u establish claim
TO the land above described, before
the clerk at the district court. Price
Utah, on the 26th day Of Apri, 1919.
Claimant names as Mlthea,ea 49,
nj Miner. Jr., Ezra Branch John j.
Ron. William N. TidwelL sr, az OF
wellington, Utah. GOULD II. lLAkE-
LEY Register. -,
n. dSls.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

Somehow man who is afflicted
with a Temperament" never seems
TO be a good proyider and woman
with the same affection is always a
sloppy dresser.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

"All the worlds stage" whose
actors receive more promplings than
applause, more briekbats than hou-
quets.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

The world was not made in day,
but many a man has been unmade in
a night.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

Ii took Gray seven years 10 write
his Elegy, set many modern writers
are convinced they could have done
better work IN an hour.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

.iu election the polls shall be
'' mo hour Of 2 O'Clock .. m,
! 's'e al the hour OF q o'clock
at Price. Carbon county.
ms 18th day Of March, A. D.,
n 10y order of the board OF edu-
~ al carbon county school dis
A. Ithe state Of Utah. By
NJ X. MARCUSEN, President
laa v, Tanner. Clerk.
~ of Utah. County Of Carbon,
p,islehy certify that the foregoing
1 rssni Is a true and correct copy
''''utlon OF the board OF educa-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

Few things arC more pathetic and
less lasting than the grief of a young
widow.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

Probably IL you could see Napol-
cons skeleton and that of his cook
YOU wouldn't know which was which
except the cooks likely would be
taller
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28
FISH AND GAME LAWS
OF UTAH ARE MORE
LIBERAL
NUMEROUS CHANGES BY THE
LATE LEGISLATURE.

License Fee For Men Now Two Dol.
lars the Season and For Women
and Boys But Half This Sum
Limited Deer Shooting Where For.
erly the Bars Were Tightly Drawn.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

When somebody has it in for you
better have il out with him.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

Sophistry begins IN light and ends
In darkness.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

ton uf Carbon ruuuty school district
ur IN" state ~ Utah, adopted hy said
board uf education ut BE- regular meet
Ink thereof held March "a. 1873.
IDA 10. TANNEt,. CLERK
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-03-28

Every in could be- made popular
with q class u % were dubbed "a new
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-07

c0mprendieron. Viyen en- la som
bra, y son palidos como los hon
gos, y no Sc coloran nunca. La
emoci0n tan fecunda! no pondra
iamas temblor en- sus manos, Ia
grimas en- sus ojos. La passion,
ligualmente fecunda, no ,pondra
tampoco brio en- su ademan, calor
Ell su voz, fuego en- su idea, luz
en- sus ojos.
Pasan por la vida sin dejar un
amor, nj una idea, hi un recuerdo.
Nadie los 1lOra porque no fueron
hermanos de nadie, porque no es-
| tuvieron ligados a nadie por ell ce-
rebro nj por ell coraz0n. ST son
Iricos tendran el llantO mercenario
de las planideras. >. ST son pode-
rosos tendran un fastuoso entie-
rro Official. Su individualidad no
lse distingui6 por un solo rasgo
entire la masa parda de la medic
cridad.
A menudo Sc We que estos hom-
bres, por un cOnjunto de circuns-
tancias que les son favorables son
llevados a las mas atlas cuspides
de la sociedad. iCuantas veces la
corona de los hombres Orl6 frentes
que no recibieron nunca ell beso de
la luz de Dios! Los honores con-
sulares, Cuantas veces no sc tri.
|butaron mulOs de noria! Los
laureles ;cuantas veces no han da.
do sombra a "sepulcros blanquea-
dos." Sc We entonces un espec,
taculo curioso: la sociedad, in
consciente, sc lorna un MONACO
servil que orla de cenefas de in!
cienso la consagraci6n del mulo
hecho hombre y del hombre hecho
Dios. Y el gran mediocre exalta-
do Sc esfuerza por conservar la ac-
Ititud patricia, Ell gesto olimpico,
la sonrisa piadosa, la severa ele-
gancia de la p1rpura, pero su ade
man descompasado de tahur burla
su esfuerzo histri6nico, viola la
dignidad de la tunica que Sc abre
demasiado y muestra su torso
mas que robusto de ganapan.
Lpis VILLARONGA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-07

Ialiados ha decidido enviar a Bu-
dapest una mission militar inter-
aliada, compuesta de cuatro Off
ciales, uno frances, uno ingles,
uno americana y ell otro italiano.
Ell Consejo designara hoy mis-
mo los mien1bros que deberan for
mar esta mission y fijara la fe-
cha en- que debera salir.
PARIS, 6.-En una session de
estudios de la situacion diploma
itica en- ell Consejo Supreme, Hoo
yer manifesto cuales eran sus
pareceres. sobre la question del
carbon. Mas tarde Sc decide
que Sc debia trabajar para la
importation de carbon para Eu-
!ropa.
PARIS, 6.-La comisi6n de la
| paz de la Camara ha tenido CO
lnocimiento del inforrne general
de Barthou. En- ese informe el
alaba la labor de los negociado-
res quienes Sc han apartado por
Icompleto de los antiques meto-
dos. Los tratados que Sc han
'hecho ahora bajo la egida de Ia
democracia International abren
!nuevos horizontes a los pueblos
Ilibertados por la victoria. Tam
bien establece la responsabilidad
del ex-kaiser por haber desenca-
denado la guerra y pide que Sc
tQmen medidas energicas. 'Exa-
nina tambien los hechos Y las
ideas del Presidente Wilson en-
las cuales aparece como Ell de-
fensor infatigable de los dere-
chos del. pueblo demostrando-
que la sociedad puede siempre
mejorarse, alentarse. Como ga
rantia para ell mundo pide que
la Alemania quien violo todos sus
tratados no lie sea permitido en-
trar en- la sociedad de las nacio-
(Continda EN- la pagina 4a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-07
HOY SERA ENTREGADA LA CONTRA.
PROPOSITION AUSTRIACA
Las VaCaCiOneS dc CbmenCeau en- BOubQuG
Los 8HadOS enVidrdn a Budapest una
mission miIitar
Las nGgOciaCiODS con Bulgaria quGdardn
tGrmiladaS en- una SGmana
Cah
(Por Cable Frances.)

PARIS, agosto Gel Presi-
dente de la delegation austriaca,
M. Renner puso aver en- conoci-
miento de la Secretaria de ia
Conferencia de la paz que la con-
tra-proposici6n austriaca Bes.ia
entregada hoy, es decir, dentro
de la pr6rroga concedida. Esta
misma noche Renner partira pa
ra Viena y regresara el IL del
corriente mes. Mientras este
ausente sera reemplazado por
Cicnorff y Schuller.
Ell Consejo de Ministries ha
autorizado la presentation de un
proyecto de ley en- la Camara vo-
saRGo un credite de mil oehocien
tos treinta millones para la re-
construction de la fota conner
clal franceSa.
Segun ell 'Intransigeant" Gle
menceau ira a pasar Is dias
de vacaciones parlamentarias a
Bourboule.
PARIS, 6-Barthou ha entire
gado la Camara sus informes
sobre ell tratado de paz y los
convenios militares acordados
con Inglaterra y los Estados
Unidos. ...
LUCERNA, 6.--El congreso
socialista Sc ocupara especial
mente del tratado de paz y de la
actitud de este en- 10 que Sc re-
laciona a la International en- los
distintos paises donde hay hoy
un gobierno que es ell resultado
de una revoluci6n habida ALI.
Tambien estudiara los medios de
acci6n que deben ser utilizados.
Las decisiones definitivas, sin
embargo, seran aplazadas has
ia ell pr6ximo gran congreso So
cialista international que Sc ce-
lebrara en- febrero.
Ell Consejo Supreme de los