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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-17
Around IN. Coal Camps.

jefferson Bradley was killed in ths
mines nj Storrs a few days ago when
he was struck by coal car.
All orders AMI regulations M to
fuel conservation, except one rclat-
iug 10 natural gas. are withdrawn by
the fuel administration. Regulations
%. 10 zones and prices and some 9th
ers remain ia effect, but, in accord.
nnec with the announced policy Of th"
administration, the question of fuel
saving ~ now once more matter for
individual determination.
The sohooi of nlnes of The uniyo'-
sity OF Utah has received a delayed
Christmas prcscn' in the form of n
check for approximately seven thoi.
sand dollars. This is interest that
had nccurcG FROM the James Me
Oregon University of Utah endow
ihcni fund. According 10 Joseph +.
Merrill, dean of the school of mines
end engineering, IN addition To this
amount there is an"ut three thousani
collars more available 10 this depart.
ricnt, all of which will be- used for
the purchase of technical library
covering the field OF mining engineer
ing.
Last week on motion of the United
States district attorney, George +.
Continued on page eightb
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SOLDIERS BODY BROUGHT
TO PRICE TOR FINAL REST

j. Houston Brown, an Emery coun-
~ young man who died at Camp
kearuey, Gala, was buried at Price
last Saturday, thr funeral being WEI
attended considering the circum-
stances of the Influenza quarantine.
Ills demise occurred ON the 9Th of
january al the az. of 25 Years. After
q military funeral there the body was
ent on To Price. The speakers at
the grave we're llders John Potter,
+, S. Horaley and O. J.'llarmon and
the pallbeaTcrs soldiers who recently
have returned from service. De
ceased is survived by his mother and
six sisters, one o' the latter Mr..
Conner l.. Peacock of Price. The
mother makes her home at Salt Lake
City. lie formerly resided at Orange
vile and laler at Green River. Young
Brown enlisted h' Price in August
last and had splendid record as a
gentleman and soldier
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Roads declined approximately 10000
net tons or Z per cent
Considerable Punctuation.


Neccssar, repairs to many bypr
duct plants during the week of JaI
uary caused production of byproduct
roke to decrease approximately l4,1pO
net tons compared With the week end
cd December 2Sth. The current week I,
production, however, was far in eX-
cess Of the production during the
corresponding week in 1918, the in
crease amounting to approximately
10000 net tons ~ AZ per cent The
plants Of the country were operated
at $40 per cent OF their full time dur
ing the week ended January 4th and
out of total losses Of 1875 per cent,
lg.1 per cent was attributed 10 repairs
10 plants, 30 per cent TO lack Of mar
kot aud 20 per cent to other causes.
Turing the week Of January >, 1915.
| the byprOduct ovens of the cOuntI..
were operated at SU.4 per cent of their
! fun time and were limited IN their
operation at that time mainly by lacf
ol byproduct coal of which today
there is practically no shortage Con
siderable fluciuation in operating
conditions occurred during the week
IN Alabama and Maryland.
The production Of beehive coke in
the United States for the week cnde,.
January 18th is estimated Mt 100000
tet tons as compared with 10000
net tons during Christmas Week The
rurrcn, weeks production, while m
increase over the week preceding, fell
stvcnty-two thousand net tons or AZ.
roximatcly 10 per cent below pro
duction OF the corresponding week OF
last year.
In the Connellsyille district Of
Pennsylvania, the operators produced
2J3.023 net tons of beehive coke dur
hg the week of January 4th, opcrnt
ing their plants at COS per cent Of
their full time as compared with 6S.2
PER cent during the week ended DE
combcr 25th.
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WAR ON SOCIAL DISEASES
Surgeon General rluo Asks Aid From
Country Ministers.

DIR. Rupert Bme. surgeon general
Of the public health service, has askcC
the ministers of the country TO sci
aside February 9Th as health SUNDAY
md 10 preach sermons emphasizing
the responsibility of the nation To
protect returning soldiers and sail
on and the community at large, AMI
lc inaugurate vigorous measures for
combating social diseases. A pro-
clamation by the surgeon general hns
been sent Ia all ministers with the 70
quest that they read it from thei'
lulpits February 9th. II says:
"The war made Il necessary for the
nation 10 face frankly and courage
ously the menace ci yenereal diseases.
Now the war is over aud the period
~ rehabilitation has begun. Drastic
measures must bc taken 10 prevent
during this period those conditions M
civilian life which made these dis
eases the greatest cause of disability
N the army In the army and navy
f. program of law enforcement, medi.
cal measures, cducptiun anu provision
for wholesome recreation was adopt
cd. This program brought results,
The yoneroal rate was lowered below
that of any army OF any nation IN the
history of the modern world.
"NOw that the war Is over the
cities and towns through which Oh
soldiers and sailors will 60 and u
which they will return upon demohlll-
salion must be- made as safe as the
camps from when they have come.
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The war department is now doing a
rreat deal of base map making in GER
tain parls of the country. This work
ls similar m sonic respects 10 the
work carried ON By the United Stat :
bureau OF soils, and arrangements
have been made between the depart
lnent and buredu by which an eX-
change Of information will take place.
by this plan no duplication of effort
viii occur and the two federal ageL
cies are working tor mutual benefit.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-17

Experiments thus far made by the
Lureau oi entomology, United States
department of agriculture, indicate
that arseudte Of lime may be used in
oil situations where parisgreen has
been employed and that for home
fruits laplle, pear, quincel Il viii
often Dee a satisfactory substitute for
arsonato of lead, the present cost OF
which is much above normal when
used with lime or iungicides contain
ing lime.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-17

Figures compiled by the Journal OF
Commerce show that during January
a total Of S35G,GOQ.S02 will be paid ~
dividends and interest by railroad, m
dustrial and traction corporations,
the national government and Greater
New York. During January a year ago
the total was $685.. 1854, 900. Heavier
interest payments by the government
are responsible in large measure for
the increase.
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One example of homeplanned utih-
ties Is found upon farm in North
crn Utah. BY personal planning and
hard work the owner gradually has
equipped his house with a pressure
water system. a Laundry containing
power washing machine, wringer
mangle and drying machine, a heat
ing plant, electric lights, an electric
range, electric heaters for emergency
use in chambers, and vacuum
cleaning system.
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NOTICE no WAITER UsERs.-

NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city. Utah. Jan. 10. 1919. Notice
L. hereby given that Mary Millarich.
Whose postoffice address IN HiGwatha.
Utah, has mnde application Ia accord
Hnce with the requirements 81 the
Compiled Laws of Utah. 1907. az
amended hy the Session Laws % Utah.
1903, 1911 ana 1919. 10 appropriate
threo-tentha CD 90 "a second-fOot OF
water from First Water Creek In Car
hon county, Said water will be al
Nefted az point te5 feet south ana
20 feet east ~ tho northwest corner
NJ Sec ~. Twp. ~ South. Range 4
isnst. Salt Lake hnso and meridian.
und conveyed hy moaTs 81 "a ditch fOT
q distance of 1909 feet ana there used
from April ist % October 3ist, in
elusive, 81 each year, o. iirlgate twenty
acres ~ land embraced la NWh NWh
~ snil See. ~. This application b.
designated la the state engineers Of
rioe az No. 7Ssb All protests against
the granting OF said application. stat
ing the reasons therefor. must he
made by affidavit la duplicate, ae
companled with a Zee ~ f2.bO and
filed In this office within Thirty 800
days after the completion - the pub
liCatinn ~ this notice. q. =. McGON-
AGILE, State Engineer.
Date Of fist pub. Jan. n. 1919.
lSte OF completion OF pub, Feb. ~,
1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-17
Cn\MnEnININ,s rAnI.Ers.

when you are troubled with indi-
gestion or constipation take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They strengthen the
stomach ana enable Il 20 perform its
functions naturally, Indigestion Is
usually accompanied by constipation
and Is aggravated by IT, Chamber
lain's Tablets cause a gentle move
ment OF the bowels relieving tho con
stipated condition. -Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-17

Duehesne county's fourth liberty
loan assessment was $4,000 The
next will probably be between $780,
900 and 100000, The total for the
United States fuf the coming loan
will be SS,00O,OO0,00O.
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Improvement shown.

Loading reports received from the
carriers for the week ended January
ith show an Improvement in all fields
compared with the week ended De
cember 2Sth In Central and West
cn Pennsylvania, Cumberland Pied
mont and Someret and Fairmont
fIelas in which the demand for ali
cual mined Is good were also the onlS
fields 10 show improvement IN the
humber of ears loaded over the cor
responding week oi 1918, In the H.
linois, Indiana and Western Ken
ucky districts the decrease IN ears
loaded compared with the week ended
January 4, 1918, was approximately
len thousand.
Shipments of bituminous coal Ia
New England during the week ended
January 4th are estimated at 295.90l
net tons and exceed the shipments
during the week preceding by approx,
mately $4,000 net tons. The receipt,
through the rail gateNays as wen u.
shipments from each of the harh0r,
show considerable improvement.
Shipments by lidewater increased
considerably, estimates placing %,
tonnage for the week at 662 416 mel
iosn, as compared with 5S3,0T2 mel
tons during the week ended Deem
her 23th. Considerable improvement
occurred in the tonnage shipped from
New York, Philadelphia and Balu
more, while shipments from Hampton
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-17

Legal blanks OF every description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought down 90 date A fun
supply always on hand. Fifty cents =
dozen. Tho Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-17

Il cosl New York eighty thousand
dollars TO clean up the junk which
accumulated ON Peace Day
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notice 10 WATER usEHs.--

notice 10 WATER rSEItS.--
Htnt1 Engineers office. Hait Lake
.City. Utah. Jan 10. 1919. Notice
" hereby given thnt Mary Milinrich
whose pustt fficc address II Hiawnthn.
Utah. has made application ~ accord
Hrro with tie requirements Of the
Compiled Laws 81 Utah. 1907. no
amended by tho Session Laws OF
ttnh. 1903. 1871 ard 1915. 10 appro
printa two-tonthH go 81 Hocund-foot
~ water from tie right fork 0f First
Water Greek IN carbon county. Said
water viii be- diverted az point $50
feet north end afh Zee. east OF the
southwest corner of Soc \. Twp. if
South. Range \ Enrt, Salt Lake haHn
uud meridian. and conveyed by mean
ui itch Tor q distance OF 300 feet
ana there used from Apfii in a.
October airt. Inclusive. ef each year
q" irriEntc ten acres 81 land embraced
ir the SWh SWA ~ said See. :. This
Implication ~ dcHlgnAtod In the state
engineers office 10 No. 1854. All pro
tests against the gruntinR OF said APP
Iplirnuion, stating tho reasons therefor
must hc made hy affidavit IN depii-
cate, accompanied viii, "a fec OF t2.bO
aud flied IN this office within thirty
taOl days after tho completion 0f tho
publication 81 this notice. q. +, Me,
| rONA0LE. state Engineer.
Date % first pub, Jan. n. 1915
hate OF completion % pub, Feb. ~.
1913.
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PRODUCTION OF BLACK
DIAMONDS TOLD IN
FIGURES
MUCH IMPROVEMENT FOR THE
FIRST WEEK OF JANUARY.

Greater Demand Shown In the Rock
Mountain States Where the Labor
Conditions and Supply Of Railroad
Cars Come Up TO Expectations
Coke and Bypioduot Situation.
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NOrIcr FoR pIiBIICNTION.-

NOTICE tOH fibtitNtipNs-
fPuhiisherN Department ~ the In.
terlog United States Land office AZ
salt Lake CITY. Utah. Dec. 20. 1918
Nctice ~ hereby given that Emma G.
Tidweii - Wellington. Utah. who. on
January 1919. made desert land
entry. Serial No 0i0s0O. for SWh
SEX. Sec. 90. NhNEh. sen MEN
Soc. %. Twp rs South. Range 10
Enst. salt Lake meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to make final
prof 60 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before the clerk "
Two district court. Price. t't1h. on the
t7th DIV 81 February 1919. Claim
nut names O. witnesses Joseph n.
Tldwcii John pnppna. John " Rom
sue. ttyrum Tidweil nil Of yelling
tom. Utah. GOULD u. UtAkELN.
Hcuistrr.
rirst pub. Jan. .. '.st Jan. -. 1919
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puoH\TE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

NOflttSs
,co,suit county clerk or the respec
doc sirpcr. for further information
~ rim SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS
trist court Of the state OF utah, ~
and For Carbon County IN the MA.
ttSi,,,sed- Notice TO Creditors. Credi-
80 viii present claims with vouchers
40 Tho undersigned at Price CONNER
ci,t and Savings hank In Price, Car
los, county. state Of Utah, on or before
me ftth dav Of March. a. ID. lsls
Carl, n. MARCUSEN, Administrator
y r. Woods, Attorney FOR Administe-
tor. Price. Utah. $50
First pub. Jan. 10. last Jan. o. WV
SOTIsr tor PCBIICAIION.-'
fPublisher.) Department o! th%
terror. q. s. Land once ~ SAT- Lave
Cnv ttah. January 2. 1919. Notice
IL hereby given that Isaiah Richards.
~ Huntington. Utah, wno m 'p'tooer
ia. 1915. made homestead entiy.
serial No. Of6073, for u y NWA.
gyy b, NWi.. NWh SWh. Sec. ~,
Twp' ~ South. Range East salt
lake meridian. has filed notice OF IN
tontton a. make thrce-ycar PROOF. to
establish claim 10 lhc ihhu aAVhy W..
rribed. before the Clerk OF the District
court az Price. Utah. on the 18TH dag
of February. 1919. Claimant names
as witnesses James Rowbury, Lew
Howard. David wood. Terry Young.
lau III Huntington. Utah. GOULD l..
/ ut.AKELY. Register.
FIRST pub. Jan. 10. last Feb. u 1919
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
fpuhliahcrl Department Of the In
terror. United states Land office ~
/ san Lake city. Utah. Dec. ~. 1918
/ Notice b. hereby given that Theodore
IH. uousckeepcr of Harper. Utah, VINO,
| ON sept Is. 1914, made Homestead
Irrtry. scrini No. 0t30i3. for NV
| Ne Z " " NwL Sec. 10. TWP. 2 South.
Range ~ East. Salt Lake meridian.
has rlcd notice OF intention o. make
flvc.yenr proof. 90 establish claim 20
1.-The land above described. before tire
clerk ~ the district court Price.
It'tnh. on the 18th dav ~ February.
Iisis. Claimant names % Witnesses
la g Jnhnstun. Frank Alger. Charles
81. smith Charles Johnstun. all OF
Harper Utah. GOULD -. BI.AKELr
/ Register.
rirst pub. jan. z. last Jan. ~. 1919.
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,r,,suit county clerk or the respec E
,,yo sirpers for further Information
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Located nt Price. m the County ~ carbon, :
business on the SYST day Of December, 1918.
RESOURCES
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-20
HOROSCOPE
WEDNESDAY, MAY FL, 1918.
Copyright, 1919, blythe Mcclure News
paper Syndfcatel

49, co. wv ~ NHS N(ho ~
paper Syndicate.)
Astrologers read this as an uncertain
day. Early in the morning Neptune
and Mercury are in malefic aspect and
In the evening Uranus is adverse. Mer-
curry alone Is friendly. Untenable con-
ditions may disturb during this sway,
for there Is a sign read as indicating
a new phase OF labor unrest.
Minnesota, Illinois and other western
states come under a planetary rule be-
lieved to encourage forces hostile to
government. Organized effort to Gre
ate discomfort will spread during the
rule.
active all who write evil thoughts. The
spread of dangerous propaganda may
be expected.
Some sort of a sensation involving a
college and college professors is indi-
Gated.
The aspect of Uranus and Mercury
presage the distortion of mental vision
and fthe IN effect upon many who will
write with bitterness.
In the increase of organized enemies
to government the seers declare schools
VIII be established and children taught
theories opposed to the constitution.
Through the bad influence of Uranus,
however, patriotism will be intensified,
for Il will cause Americans t defend
their sacred Institutions.
The death Of some one of royal blood
is. foretold, but it will not affect world
affairs.
In congress an important bill will be
lost or will be withdrawn.
Asia Minor and Persia are subject to
especially ~unfavorable i%nriuences at this
time,
Immense expenditures to protect the
public health will mark the next few
months.
Again earthquakes are prognosticated
and these will be felt In places not
usually affected.
Persons whose birthdate It is havs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-20

Live and let live" has no place in
II was impossible for this one to see
her mother'a point OF yisw. When
mother" came TO live with herself and
Walter" she would be fused over and
repressed, and told what to do and
what not to do, Used To airing her own
opinions, the old lady would soon have
TO learn TO conceal them. They might
not coincide with walters, or what
Walter wanted TO hear. Her friends OF
an older generation would not be par
ticularly welcome, n would probably
be considered hopeless bores. In short,
mother would soon begin to feel old
and laid on the shelf, and that would
be the end Of her,
II economic reasons were 10 be oon-
sidered. mother" might better live In
one room and be her own mistress,
with o pet cat for company, or a trusty
dog for a guard, than 10 sit on q cush-
ion and sew a fine seam In Mabel's
house.
A woman said to me, 'I live with
my mother-in-law. and we get along
very we'll together; but | yearn for a
place Of my own My husband can't
understand II, lie thinks | should be
perfectly happy"
The old adage that no house is biz
enough for two mlstresses holds good
In the main. There are rare, excep.
tlonal cases where all Ia peace and Mar
mony, but this Ia usually because one OF
the women involved has suppressed he,
individuality until she is a mere non.
entity.
Peace is bought too dear at such a
price.
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WHO'S TO BLAME

ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON

so l hate TO have you do anything that
isn't-isn't becoming"
The word he had MT upon IN his
anxiety not to offend her too deeply
was a good one. It arrested her Rtten-
ton, She regarded him more kindly.
Don't l look all right-pretty3" sho
asked.
Dear" said he, you've such beau
tiful color In your cheeks that no color
YOU could put on II would be half no
nice, It's Just the difference between
a real rose and-one on canvass"
She was weakening vlsibly.
But all tho fashionable women do II,
Freddie" she told him more quietly,
Why" he asked her, "fl tell you.
Just because they are trying to make
themselves look like you, They
want to, appear Young and fresh and
pink and white again, DO you suppose
II they could look like you again
they'd ever cover their youth with that
STUFF Neverl They'd give every pen.
ny, Sweetie, and everything else be.
sides, for your clear akin and wonder
full teeth and the healthy sheen on your
hair. Can't you see how oonllcal II IA,
then, for you to initiate them when
they're only trying to initiate you, and
you're the oriEinalf"
II wonder II you're rlght'" said rs
trelda.
Sure I ami" Freddie told her. scrub
that stuff OF, dearest darling, and come
give me a regular kissl'
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14a4z3EZE47gE45 THE NEWS SCIMITAR PAY o0Mc PACE
MAGAZINE FEATURES
A8VNCWW IGGIXX
eBEDTIME' STORY
UNCLE WTGGILY AND THE WHITE BIRCH.

the home Of Bsckis stubtail. the littls
bear girl. As he drew near he heard
merry shouts and laughter.
NThe children are having n good
time" thought Uncle Wiggily, n so
they were. When they knew he was
In and play some games, But Mr.. Long
ears said:
mo, Baby Buntyi It Is getting late.
and l have 70 stop at Mrs. Wibblewoh-
ble's to get the sugar for Nurse Jane.
You may come other again some other
time"
50 baby bunty said good night 20
BeCkie Stubtall, and then tho little rab-
bit girl and Uncle wiggily started back
through the dark woods. ~,
Aren't you afraidf' asked Baby
NET a Bit" laughed Mr.. LonEears,
He noticed that Bunty hoped close 70
his side, and did not run oil ahead and
want 10 chase her as she often did.
II did not take Uncle Wiegily and
house, and there Mrs, wibbiswobbls
had the sugar wrapped up In a paper
bag for them. Then once moro Mr..
Longsars and Bunty started through
ooh, what's that7" suddenly asked
the little rabbit birh stopping ana
Nothing but an old stump said
Uncle wiggily,. Come ohl. They went
along q little farther, and Raby Bunty
ali Of . sudden cried:
"oh, lookl There's a giant
"Nonsansel" laughed Uncle Wisely.
That's only 4 big rock that looks like
q giant, Hop along"
They hoped along q little farther.
and, all at once, Baby BuHty save a
backward jump, bumped INTO Uncle
Wlsrily 50 hard that she burst the
paper bag. letting the sugar spill out
ION, what's that big. tall white thing
waving lite arms at us In the pathY oh,
Uncle Wiggilyl What Ia It? What 10
Baby Bunty snuEgled close up against
the rabbit gentleman. uncls Wigsily
looked once, he looked twice and he
looked three times at the white thing
Truly II did seem 70 be waving It's
arms in tho dark. Then Uncle Wiggily
Why, that Is only a white birch bark
tree, Baby Bunty." he said, You
mustn't be afraid OF n white birch tree.
And I'm glad we came to this one.
with some Of the loose bark | can
make a new bag for the sugar. And
I'll be glad to do IL, for the sugar Is
running down my leg and 1t tiokles like
sane at the seashore,"
SO Uncle Wiggily made a bag from
the white birch bark, put the sugar In
II, and he and Baby Bunty were soon
safe in tho hollow stump bungalow.
Aud II the cough drop doesn't fall off
toadstool and tickle rice pudding under
the chin when they're IN the moving
pictures. I'll tell you next about Uncle
Wiggily and the little pond.