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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-28

Arsenate of lead will kill insects on
all sorts of plants. When arsenate of
lead is bought by the pound the cost
of the spraying material is 1 coat per
salion.-E. w. FEE. zig West Lead
Avenue. Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-28
CcntCnarinn DiCS.

Cincinnati, o., July 27.-James NJ.
Johnson 102 years old, veteran of
three wars and formerly United
States marshal in Kentucky and late
government pension agent, died yes
tcrdaN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-28
PAGANDA WAS
MAIN WEAP ON Of
HUNS IN ITALY

Rome. July 90, Saturday. (Ey
tn" Associated Press THE finding of
the government commission appoint
Cd TO inquire into Caporetto disaster.
in October 1917, where the Italian
line was broken by the great Austro-
German attack, were published here
today.
Tho commissions report attr buted
the Italian defeat to three sets #
causes, which We're:
First the powerful influence Of
unfarorahlc propaganda, which seri-
ously affected the morale of the
Italian troops.
Second, political meddling with
military plans.
Third the military's lack of vision,
necessary in modern warfare, Under
estimation of the enemy forces and
lack of preparation and material
General BenatO Rosso, who COM
mandcd a part of the Italian line on
the lsonHo, was acquitted by a court
martial in March, 1919, of charges
that grew out Of the Caporetto cataS-
trophe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-28

and especially when you have fulness
and weight in the stomach after eating,
the disease may be warded off and
avoided. Chamberlain Tablets not only.
aid digestion but strengthen and invig
crate the stomach.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-28

Chicago, July 27-Froderick Sar-
gent an early associate of Thomas y.
Edison, and a mechanical and cleo
trical engineer of international repu-
tation, died today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-28
ANYTHING MAY HAPPEN

One can never tell what person
with a strong natural capacity for
ignorance may do under favorable
circumstances.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-28
Attacks of Indigestion

Il believe Chamberlain Tablets have
saved my life, writes Mrs. Maggie Coil,
Golden City, Mo. II had pains in my
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-28
CLAIMS BRITISH INSO-
LENTLY TURN BISHOPS
GROUND INTO CAMP
,Coounueu from tase one,j


lCOuunueu from FaSe Oue.j
dered in the city-and Mr. Chief Sec
retary Macpherson has since had the
bsrlibnod mr. fine ionoraDce of the
Ill. 49,
i,'1''' ~ S''e a.
the cause OF the martial law!
OF course, any thing is good enough
for the British house Of commons
,,hout ireland royadays mat the Irish
,..,,,,.,,,i., conc. t,,. l,.,, ,.,rt,,Ily
''''''o''''''s' l''' y mas ')'-'' W. ,''''''
GOT RIA Oh ludl was tue pIIlCiPai Hio-
tive OI thc 'nltlSue 10 secure tileif ue~
lea| 10 winch bup'lh N"sHe SO SC
dulously devoted lis energies lhe'e last
years.
Big ilhahCid Elhc
Oh course, Limerick sullereu Iic,
mchuouS IIhdhclaI me ny reason o.
martial Jaw, when was hlalllldiHeu
hcarN three weeks. was informed
by nationalist alderman that "
careful osillI'ale Oh the lt'S OH 'He
trade OF the cll| enacted ny Inc army
OF occupation curing lheSe weeks
showed That IL mounted $I,-OV,oV',
ana the levy ON the wages OF the poo
PIE was %-loOpV' Inc loss OF t'a"e
and wages imposed 10y bIlush mllllaly
rule in ireland IS really levy Just as
much as any of the Germans eNacle"
from the people Of northern France
OF BelgIuh during the war.
The domlcilIaly searches, the
threatening military paladGS, the
heavy financial losses, and all the
other CouComItants of martial law as
piaC6ced by England in Ireland to-
day entirely failed IN this as IN every
other instance, to get tldings of The
men concerned in the atfray in the
workhouse, or 10 afford the slightest
evidence that the crime was the WORK
Of any one in Limerick, 50 tremen-
dous,y pcnali2od for it. The city OF
the violated treaty hardly needed TINS
reminder OF the British sense of honor
and fair play in dealing with Ireland
Irishmen are often eNhorted to let by
cones lee bygoucs-but unfortunately
they are NOT hygoucs; they remain the
current coin OF British administration.
The late county court Judge Of Linn
crick--a funcilonary who sits for the
discharge Of civil and criminal cases
four times a y,m-used to say that he
had fine largest collection of pairs of
white gloves ot any Judge in Ireland
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-04-04
ORGANIZATION FORMED TO
OPPOSE IIIt. ROAD BONDS
senator Mcintosh, From Durant. l.
On" Of S"nat" Committee to
Fight Administration Fill.

a mass meeting of good roads
advocates who may be opposed TO
h" O,uDG.u0O bond resoluti"I
submitted by the Legislature. was
called by Senators J. Elmer rhom-
as. J. Z. Mcintosh and Joe sherman
:" he held in Oklahoma City Thurs
day April ). Thc three o"1rtnr
named were appointed by President
Trap of the Senate as thr commit
tee to prepare arguments Eaiiy''
To the proposed bond issue.
Speaking Of the program to be
followed by the committee. Senator
Thomas said that il would % Tho
IUrpOsc to perfect a Statewide or
tarizution embracing every CONT
aud precinct to oppose the bond is
sue II is contended by some Dr-
posed to the bonds, according n
Il statement made by Senator Thorn
as. that the bond resolution is un'
constitutional and that no authori'
" exists for submission of a bond
proposal at special election. and
+, though the bonds should carry the
issue would be invalid. This doub,
should be removed before incurrine
the expense OF holding an election,
said Senator Thomas.
In opposing the bond propose
before 1t was passed In the iegisia
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-04-04
SIGNED BILL FOR
100000 NORMAL BUILDING

Governor j. b. a. Robertson, at ;
last Thursday afternoon. signed
the bill appropriating one hundred
thousand dollars Tor the purpose of
erecting a new Educational Building
for the Southeastern State Normal
school Of this city.
The signed statement given out by
the Governor was as follows:
state House.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
March 81, 1919, 3 p. m.
with this pen | approve S"rat"
Bill No. $50, which carries an aprro-
ovation of $100,0 10000 for naw
hnilding for the Southeastern STATE
Normal School at Duraut, Oklahoma.
"lSignedJ J. B. 4. Robertson,
Governor Of Oklahoma. "
The pen with which the Governor
signed the bill was beautiful gold
inlaid fountain pen given him by the
representatives. of the Durant Com
mcrciai Association, who were in tn"
capital at the time. The pen will be-
framed and hung in the Normal
building, which the pen with which
our first Governor, Chas. y. lldske |.
signed I'll" bill for the creation of th"
Normal School ~ this place ard tn
erection Ui the original building.
The passage OF the bill. which sa-
cured almost all of the votes of N"
House and Senate, lS III" direct re-
suit of the hard work Of about two
dozen Darant mon, who, as represel-
tatiV"e Of the Comm rrcial AssOcia
tiun, spent their time and money on
vine IN Oklahoma civ To show the
legislature that the building is badly
needed. And that the Legislature
was properly shown is evidenced by
the result. The county's rcpYesenta-
tiyes and senator's. let ii be said, Us
cd all influence and worked hard In
securing the passage OF the bill.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-04-04
EVENING GOWNS
|n,I AupareI Shows Tendency
to Sheath Draping.
no,,fs and Jade Tulie Over
g s,,;r-Tunies Are Edged
With Fur.

,uont vp must be II we are to
,nr ,he evening In any of the
,rocks The only choice left us
:, he,wcen two manncrs--that Is
hrilliancy of color or brilliancy
,.h, reflected from spangIes and
N cloths. ,,
an still wear the browns and
y of the early season. and these
az background to make the
frccks appear still more bril-.
with the amount Of spaneles,
lIns and metallic tissues used this
IA hardly appear necessary. but
lIrely shades Of rose and purple
decidedly charming. A genius at
Ic effects could hardly select 8
., Of coiors with better results
WAS notable one evening lntely
small affair where the rose color
silver tissue frocks flashed up as
/ notes In contrast to the brown
black velvet gowns worn by the
brity OF the women.
be cannot help but note that most
he formal evening gowns show a
ded tendency to the sheath drap-
and so closely is the hem drawn
hat II would not be possible to
lace in this manner. Heavier ma.
IA serve as foundations and over
Ierlcs Of tulle or chiffon may or
not exist. One thing is evident,
that Is complete lack Of any.
bordering on the quaint or un-
isticated. Frocks of this type are
his reserved for the 1eune file.
nong the tight. sheathlike gowns
bne described as of green jade
over a satin foundation, the
embroidered in motifs of silver
tufts uf feathers. Another is of
k tulc embroidered in gold and
/. This model also makes use
b. feather trimming in black.
Dlot'S evening gowns. recently ex-
ed IN Paris. are described as al
tlcr wonderful. one OF black silk
In is shroudrd i'm embroidered
\ long piece like n stole trails
the back Of the neck to the hem
b. skirt, although part of ii Is
from sight underneath the skirt.
and round ut the neckline, 1t
lsrd with jet embroidery and
g> II the .i't fall from each shoul.
pe,7l,' is sponsor for long evening
b. lnnSrr than CallOt shows hers,
however. luodities the shortness
harrow ranel-like train.
quin'S evening gowns are also
IN effect produced hy elongated
Is on irregular lengths of NATE
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-04-04

tnre, Senator Thomas and his aSSn-
ciates had another plan for building
a system OF roads II VAS pointed
out that with Fredlal aid to h"
matched with state aid, enough
money could h" raised for the work
rs needed and III" state would b"
save daddilional expenses Of inter
cts on Il large bond issue. MI ma
terial points in opposition 10 Il bnnh
issue such as proposed viii h'
brought out at IN" meeting BENG
held at Oklahoma city this week.
news regarding which cannot h"
had in time for this issue oi IN"
News. which goes To press on tn"
day the meeting is being held.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-04-04

As huge ship was Just about to
be launched at Bristol. Pa. Monday
a temporary scaffolding on which q
great crowd had gathered to watch
the event collapsed, precipitatins
hundreds into the water. Only thre"
bodies were recovered, and twenty
two injured are in the hospitals. IL
II believed that many others were
drowned and divers are searching
the waters Of the deep channel for
bodies.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-04-04
Miners VIII nOt Strike.

The United Mine Workers OF Am
erica will not participate in any gen
cral strike on July in behalf of
Thomas Mooney. convicted Of com
plicity in bomb explosion in san
Francisco in q Preparedness pa' pa
rade Announcement that IN" "x
,ecutiye board of the mine work"rS
had decided against participation III
such strike was made at indiih'
apolis Monday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-04-04
wash Suits for chiidr.n

r+" IN" inct that there has been
4, ,'o'le talk in cotton goods lines
En,a p'''e cutting and cancellations,
s,% rY'urers y Of chlldren's wash suits
s,"g . uo'ng a good business. With
In ertlon Of the cases Of q few
c,,,, ,e'a,'ers there have been very
On on,,,S''atlons, ", and firms are work
|ss q w, ,ne large orders that they re-
|es M 'o' spring delivery. Military
lea e ,s ois sellers. and it is ex-
,b. uaat they Nll cont'rue so dur.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-04-04
German Strikes.

The strikes in the coal mining re-
giops OF Germany are reported to
be growing more serious daily. and
thirty thousand workers are said
TO have QUIT work in the Essen re-
gion alone.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-04-04

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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
PRICE AND NEARBY

Miss Eta Mufiitt has been appoint
ed posimistrrss Of kcnilVurth. vice
Henri Gibbs, resigned
John t. Evans and Elton Thunp.
sou. both ui Price. have lately been
discharged from Fort y. T. Russell.
Wyu.
County Commissioner, Emil Ost.
lund and T.. 4. Gibson wrrr here Mon.
day to help canyl. the late county
bond election.
The ruuntN commissioners are To-
meet "n June "a, llth and 18th Hs %
board of equalization a. hear rum.
lplniuis %, ip this YEAR taxes
Price, public schools clos, to-day
Us well as HIl others ut the rpuut,.
Exercise. with game, ut no, former
arr to-day being held 10 CT, Park
Marriage hrru,r, issued during thr
week 10 Andrew kaugas md Anna
llnEulupti. both cot Clear Greek. md
tn Elmer kiclsirm md rD,ur lauur
Leonard. bath Of lI.s oil
Last saturday evening benefit
concert and dame. als given hN ihr
ICuNlr Gate hui .ud orchestra M
THAT town Co.,. Nr Warren Wilson
THAT Melted mpr 'hun tNu hundred
dollars.
\. y. Leonard was sentenced nt
Snli Lake CITY yesterday iu serve
Irightrru dnNs 100 the ,puuiy wil for
passing worthless cheek for thirty
dollar, on % hank ui This rliy. u WIS
lgiycn 10 Iluu mercantile house
Frederick " Mpr,hum uud Janet
IT, dee eft Salt Lab, CIV have ulri
Ian application Tor uur'ru'h cubic
foot ul water from o. spring 100 Car
ban county lee b, pumped Fec Che Mar
chant coal mine, distant fifteen hun
drrd feet from irr spring The lp.
plicnliuu b. iu duplicate uud H"ih 1rr
I iiicd with tho state engineer
cine hundred and niiy OF ih' eight
hundred men laid uii recently go 90,
Denver and Rio Grudr shops 300 Utah
land Colorado Vil. hr given work with
.in the next few iuN-, according to
railroad Officials \ number "i no,
men resumed work This week aud ih'
regnIndrr will hr employed as soon
Ia, there Dr. sufficient work for them
The men wiI. overhaul ruuure used ur
The division
! n. e. Smith county 90 B., Ha rr
ceiyed this communication from Ni-'
.lF. Richards, n Boulevard Victims
Mare. England, which 'sp.uu- ,i'ii
/" Could Nuu give mH uuS information
Inf Il man named William Henry lirl
Iardl We last heard ui him ui Fu,,
four years ago, bul have 300 wore
Isincc. / would br sn thankful % Won
could give us auN information of him.
Clerk Smith win inform Mis- Rich
ards should anyone knowing ih.
whereabouts cot the man advise him.
"Chaus," uu entirely new nn,
original thrrc-url rumcdy will be- pre-
scented b, tlr Carbon County lhgl
Schonl Dramatic club next Tuesday
Evening. Man 2slh, 90 the auditorium
Caste of character Mortimer Mum
Ibleford. Harold Austin; Chnsioph,I
Blizzard, Glenn Nelson Rupert sun
berry Leland Mrnoiald. Dr. barlh
Iolomew ZONES. Tlmis pmtcn, James
Blaine Winters, Mulllo, Jack Ihomp
son; Rose Mumhirturd, Mr.. Liilm
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
RATES TO BE REDUCED
FOR JUNE CONFERENCE

Special rates uf one and uue-third
oucway fares have been granted by
the railroad administration for visit
or, to the conference, Of the Mormon
church Ia hc held between june Isl
tu sth, inclusive, % was announced
Yesterday al the offices oi the Salt
Lake City railroad lines,
Selling dates for the tickets are
from Man 3lst to June 9th tor the m
trrmountaiu scrtluu. Persons attend
ING conferences should buy the one
way ticket from their agent, % is eZ-
planned, aud gc, q receipt.
ON arrival ut Salt Lake City they
should present rh, receipt lo iuiI
ann Goddard at the information hu.
Epau Boz rhc Temple block and -orur,
hF signature
cutug lhis certificate so ihJ
ticket window un returning viii b,
emlaIrur tn paying twoIhi p, of
the return fare tor ouesay 40 % oull
.a third of the ticket price Will hal,
10 be- paid in cash
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
~ OunINNNCr rnn,InIND rnn


the ipEulIt Meeting. ut tur HuHrI
uI county tuWWI .Ilu.r- OFT t.r.
Uuu 'uUUtt 1.-THE UuIru UI county
commit .Iuu,I. uI th, count. uf ear.
Boon. Utah. boo regular ICON. .titiu.
Ia follows
s,. Th. rulrI uf count. ,uu.
WI..IuUUt. uf carbon county. .tHtr ui
ltin. ahIll hold uup regular meeting
Boo each Iu1 vttft month during thp
NpHr Iu th, ufIil, of th, UHHfi ui lsu.
missioner. boz tine ,uufthuu.. 100 iIi,s.
Carbon county titan. upon ifr dHN
tud 700 tuU h4ur H. follow. tuvt
The -,UuuI Tuesday uf ,H.h month
loot ip u.,iu,k e. m
S,. lu ,Ha. uut .f the dI,.
mentioned BOO Iur preceding y.tIuu ui
ihIa ordinance Hl'| uuuu ~ holiday.
.lid meeting shall ur drvm.u appoint
rd fui lud therefore Hdiuuturl co. 10,
nest succeeding legal huHiu'ss du,. us
provided bi law
S,, O. AZ rDEuMf mD,iinE. ui
ssld bulri uf count, commissioner
shall t' puhii.
Sru . ~ "rdIuHu,,a ur uufts ul
ordinances 900 conflict with tbia ufdiu.
Hnrv Hr" hrtyh, repealed.
Sec. q. This ordinance shall iuk,
effect Tuesday, june 90. \ -. 1913
this dut" h'iuE uut lrsa than itit'"t
dlNs after &c. passage
rHsard aud approved fbia iatl dH,
Albert tiftuyt a. o.. giiruu and EmI
Urtiuud rH,h iud 100 voting Hutr"
ALBERT utiNNEg
chairman tirHtd cot county tHw
missioner. 'uthuu county. Slut" col
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
PURELY PERSONAL.

Verne Whiimorc is back home
after scTicc with his Uncle sam In
France.
Mrs. Fred l' Thomas returned
last Friday from q visit of several
week, 900 her old home tn Kansas.
Mr. Ice s. Thomas. cuunty rc-
cnrdar. i- attending tp private bust
mess matters in Scuucld TODAY.
w. T. BmiGai WIS here FROM Salt
lHs. City this week baking after
cuisines, professional aud otherwise
w Wmtmurc of Ncph was
here lhc first uI the week luukIug
after Bus local interests. llr visited
~muy-ido ALSO.
Judge G. W. Morse. attorney. aud
J.. u Gibson, auditor Ui United States
Fuel company. were visitors tp the
southern camp, ui that company dur
ing the week.
Howard Tanner. brother uf Miss
Ida u Tanner arrived iu Price Mon
day last form overseas duty llr b.
hooking time and D. in the best of
health Ne alll remain hcrpubuui-
Tor time.
~ H. Holmes. member ur the leg
l.lU'ura from Carbon cuutv. aud
Mayor Wurituu ul Price were 100 Salt
Lake CITY yesterday a. call ~ NE,
state rrlj commission relative tn M,
paving of thn road between Helper
und Price They we're informed that
thr commission wa. ready tu go ahead
with thi, work and would hear lruu
the lulhurtic. down there what the,
desired u was arranged that M,
county commissioners ut Carbon
should meet with the ruad cnmmi. .iur
next Tuesday Afternoon and go pvri
the matter Salt Lake Tribune. I'D
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
SOCIETY,".

Miss Bcfuicr Whiimorr. formerly
oi Ncphi. and Capt H. e. kcrrick nf
this city. WERE married Monday even
ing ut the home ui the bride mother,
Mr.. q e.. Whlmurr. IN l,ps Angeles,
Gala. The couple ur- spending their
honeymoon ~ l,uug Beach. Gala. aud
are expected tu arrive m Salt Lake
City uon. Captain kcruck, who d.
the son ut Mr.. s. T. kcrrick ui this
city, arrived trum France q few days
agp With the Nlncty-firt division,
and will receive his discharge 20 q
short while The bride has many
friend, m iho city ns ,hr hu. lrr.
qucuilN visited herr Sunday Trb.
uup
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
EOMEsEEKEl.s ARE To
BIZ BROUGHT TO UTAH

That tho United States milr,ad ud
mui,tariiuu ir planning ln hiring hun
drrds of humc-rrkpr- to Utah is the
statement Of Douglas White, head ui
,hc administration. During MaN over
"a thousand inquiries were received
from Fasteners regarding Utah and
adjacent states. White announced
Ihaf uu important conference had lurl
been held 900 Su.l Lake city among
ihc railroad administration agricul
tural Officials regarding q book to be-
issued hN the administration for tho
purpose ut furnishing the home
stcadcr and hnmcscekcr with an the
information be- might desire un Utah
and her resources.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
SCHOOL CHILDREN OF THE
STATE DOING SPLENDIDLY

Doc Sums ranging from twenty five
cent, o. month tp two dollars o vr,l,
ihr -rhuul children %, Utah have
pledged tu save during the coming
Ncnr .l3.iu2in and invest 10 ~ thrift
and Nlr savings stamps OF this
amount lipy Elder county children
have pledged -ln,U2i1j, other ruwn.
Tiers iu Utah from which reports are
received to date show pledge ui
srhuul children tu hr Co., follows.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

us md will bear fruit mot "uly iu
tho umuuuis sawed, hui boo the habit eel
saving something ruch week lu be- put
aside. Such habit when acquired
hy o. child will remain through life
and Will help overcome the udIum "i
% "sprndihuii nation us ur Wrr"
once called
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

There are charming little Jap klmo-
nos, exaAly like mothers, for small
children.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

i,uh'rr STAMPS, stencils UHutu.s.
ftprvrIiur ribbons. uuu rurNuu .hrrts
and typewriter paper no, Suu
That good printing Tho Son.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
NuII,I or SPECIAL srochituIn.

cts Meeting NutI., Dr. IyryNt given
tUlt special meeting ui tho siu,k
Ns'dpf uI k,uilwutth and Help,
Railroad ,umplu, VIII Uu hyiu ut the
uui,u ut Austin e.. Sloan. resident
agent cod ih, .umuuu,. Phoenix hiu,t
CORNER tiuh aud Main streets. ENuu
.tuu WNu.. 900 "wednesday. the mn
iHt uf june. 1919. zoe the hour ui O.
.p.tlu,k 3d. co.,. tu elect dirpyturs uuu
transact uuf other Uu.iu,s. Nuitu
m1N ,uWp hptHi. thp meeting
,hur.p. " tW, kirN. William 3.
it,.d William ~. N,iiuhoftH
/ INDEPENDENT coat NNb Cpkt
| COMPANY.
] U.uE NU OF the stpukhuldrrs ui
b kyuiivwtu uui itDiprr Railroad
/ 1umpHuN
trat pub Mb, a1 nst june e.. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23
ADLETS
Inc cent Icr Word Each Inscrii"n-
NJ Charge Accounts,

unc cent Pcr Word Each Insertion
NJ charge Accounts,
FURNISHED ROOM FpE EENT
Olsen FLATS Phone iii-W
RON SALE WGU GRADE IIANp
uuI furniture. 'hrHp. Mr. lHrH
lost ON 18TH OF ATIul. boys
uN,rruHt. Finder please lrrE, Ht
.th- office ANA receive reward.
ron sALE+EIssEIL ToN TRICK
almost urN. Prize reasonable. Ap-
uh q" Eugene 'hHtllu Price, Utah.
.FuE sALE- sly EEsipENcE ON X
street Price. IWu-siurN hllrk aud
modern 10 ever, detail. }. A. Crockett
sun office,
ron SALE ABOUT TWO CARS.
Muhair wool Looking for buyer
Tom brmetrriu. liuN 80, suuuridr.
uun.
rOE LEASE FORTY SHARES OF
water ln canal uI Carbon water,
Land ANA Power company Tor sru-
som uf 1919. Adirr-s. iiuN ihh, Price.
Iuhs
.TOE sALE-ONE GOOD SADDLE
horse of about q thousand pounds.
VIII consider pig boz trade. william
Shield, north ui Cottage Hotel Price,
Utah.
ron FULL CEMENT BASE
mrnt twenty-five by sixty feet out
side entrance. Midland Trail Auto
I Repair comp-nr. Ola Price Trading
|companys building.
|LOsT- nErWEEN HlAWATHA AMI
Price, muloskiu uNorr1t with iui-
|tiaIs a. 81 uu Inside. Finder please
I reform tp Martin MIlaruh. Hiawutha,
|ur tH sun office. Price, Utah. Reward.
|FOE SALE HOTEL or TWENTY
. uur rooms partly modern. dulus
ruuH business ut S.pIieId. Utah.
. Reason Tor selling. closing up estate
|uf deceased owner AduT,-e q D..
$500" .eH. 200 West FlErH Suu.u street,
. SALE iak. 'ty Utah
|WANTEu-Wps FDE THE dwell
uHg uHW u..l t- tHu Methodist ulI-
.uuH se. House tu lr moved hN pune
I chaser. Also bids con moving tue
church 90 the lot east OF Cluy HAL and
Iputt.ng foundation under it. liids
must be in by Monday evening, May
lsth. Tor particulars see j. W. Ham
mond or Rev. Il. e.. Jones.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

brNncr. Miss Lucrctia Tickleby. Miss
Anna Ntukcr. Violet. Miss Mae
Jru. s. Maria. Mis-, Moncta Sinner
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

An evening gown ui ril" yellow
urrundir hus little rrlDfshi,i ruu
pr,oi ui riiilr. ui ihr urnulir.
Wedding announcements The sun
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

The new sleeve, are wide vt the
wrist and arr trimmed with buttons.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-23

irst pur Ma, 30 las, june q. 1919.