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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Services OF County Home
Demonstration Retained.

We are siad 10 make pasitc The
TACT that lhs services ot Mas Bertha
Henry, our Countys Home Demon.
ssrator. IN 10 bc retained in the
County.
We arc i;iformsd by tbose who
have had the snbsctip.ioa 1ampaign
in ehstae that while quite = little
O! the necessary amount is still
lacking. they ieel conhdent that
the deficit shall yel be made up.
and 81 notified her headquarters
that her services would bs retained
10 thlA eoaB,y
W. str sute that there is no one
sho wants the large share VI The
sessi~ri taatls .a tail, l4 the rsspoa.
slhiiity ol a few who have the best
interests OF the progress Vt The
county si heart. 30 IL brhooyss
all~-esprcially thcss who her
services have already materially
benefited to lend their aid. via
the pocke,book. aud thus show
your appreciation u your Home
Demonstration
The Treasurer Of the campaign
requests US 10 say IN this connection
that be would be pleased Tor all
who have previously pledged
amounts towards the cs@n.ign 10
make remittance not latss than
July lOlh, ~ II is necessary that
the iull amount be 90 deposit 10 the
credit VI Mics Henry by that date in
order that the remainder Of her cal.
ary mao then be supplemented by
Government He also requests all
CsunlnI clyde, etc. to not cease
actititir. among ths members, bn.
to continue their eaarh in helping
10 make ny the deficit After all
collections are IN, report oi all
contributions to this deserved fund
will be published he one of the
ones who msds IL possible Tor Dick.
son County 10 retain her Home
Demonstrated II ia yet time TO
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Edgar Booker. wha res;tis nth
his father oa Bear C&ek, i1ss ayes
the Hickman eounty line. was shot
through the head Thursday morning
oi las: ~ssk.. by Deputy Sheriff
John Luther. who. In eompsny
wish Anderson Luther aud Hugh
ridweli, lad gone 10 the home ef
Booker 10 arrest him on the charge
OF being dessrssr irom the army
|, seems that yeaEg Booker did
no, register and bid on. cor some.
time. bat later gave himself up
and WAS seet 70 camp. but only re-.
mained there q lev weeks, when
he deserted and returned homs.
since shich time he has detied the
officers To arrsst tfim ss 's's.',7&t
It - reported that lew weeks
ago he teok Slrtol tfom an ai.
deer who had a warran, iur his as.
rest
Oa Thursday morning. et last
week. The above mentioned dspn.
ties went to the home of Booker
whore they found him IT work in 4
heid. and when he resented being
arrested vas 6rsd upon several
times, The huile, that killed him
was from a S2.csiiher pistol aud
entered lhs torehaad above the eye
ard passed through the bead.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Roy Z. Fassell cllsd For
csarexe During Battle.

Baslsr Roy X. knssl. $40 al
Mr. and Mrs. d. h. Fa%ssll. III Janes'
Cs~sk: whv has been In the aiSth
Aachsas Gun Bs,iaisou ~ the Sisi
lhyisins. In France. rsmasd hame
last Saturday.
Ne. like ssYeral eshsr III aax fai.
liant yoaaS soidlsss, was cited ixs
his courage during battle % Nov.
y. 1915 and vas presented with the
following letter By The commandss
In chiei oi the French Afsar:
Gadss the authority nj The com.
mandiag u-nefAl In eAssi IN ti,s
AmssseAa Expsiiiianary fospes In
France, The Aarshal III fsAacs.
eemmandet In chief al the Preach
army .,eiies shls order ~ the Brigade
Ragier Roy Il, Fusssil. I'll alslh
Machine Gun Battalion. He has
proven himself II courage Ia strv
rnidsi oi battle oa Nov. y. 1918.
under = hes.y homhardmens when
he transported wonnded corporal
10 safety and later ressined his
posiiion after the attack.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Charlotte News.

Judge W l.. Cook ia holding
court in CIarksv,lle this week.
Oscar Oakley is another Dickson
County boy who has Just recently
returned home from the firing line
in France
+ ". W fsssts,son 10 ,haeins ss.s
residence dressed NJ with = nice
coat OF paint.
Rev. q. W Phillips vas a, Union
Chapel in Humphreys County Sun.
day. where he filled the pulpit for
his former congregation. lie re-
ports nice time and = large con.
course u people.
E {. TAYLOR. o! Gsdsdeu. Ala. q,
J J Taylor and Miss Mamie Taylor.
N Dickson, were here Sunday.
r T., Gray and family oi White
Bluf visited Charlotte last week
They spen, few tsys also with
relative. near Humble,
Charlie l%ech. 81 Nashville, sas
here Sunday on a short visit to see
his relatives and friends.
Qni,e a lev young people from
here attended ar See cream supper
on Barton Greek Saturday night.
Thomas the little son ~ Mrs
T. T klmhvll, Who il here OF the
home u .h,s grandparents, Dr, and
Mrs A. q Csstlemsn, is recover.
ing from 4 sashl attack ot typhoid
fever
Walter ferreli ~ home from
France. after doing his hit in the
artillery corps
Rev. II, Gof delivered so inter.
es,ins sermon At St Paul Prsshy.
ssr,an Church, sunday evening.
Miss I.oi. Jones. 81 Dear Erin. j.
Visiting relatives and friends here
tins week
Mrs Maggie CAs,lsman, nj psay
Nashville. IS visiting her sister.
Mrs Anna iesch.
luctsn Byrn. Of Bsrsou's Greek
sss operated OF in Nashville last
week .or appendicitis Al iast re-
por, b. sss getting Alo1s nicely.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Summer Complain, 10 Childrea

There il not anything like ~
any deaths from ;hiT di-ras- nov
ss before Chamberlain Cole and
:D,xyss,x1 eSsstss,3aqs s.ssssus sttatSs.s SxsS,
general Use When this remedy .ls
given wl.h castor oil az directed
and proper care ia taken As to d,e;,
i, ~ SAFE to say that fully n!neiy'
uine out ot every hundred eases re.
cover Mr. W Il Campbell ai
Butler, Tenn. says, / have u-ed
Chamberlain Collie aud Disrrhoes
Remedy Tor summer complaint IN
children. /, is far ahead ui any.
,hieg | have ever used ior this pur.
pose. adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Five faiumen wefe ii le d
Wednesday morning. oi last week
when Two irsist,t trains met headon
near Paris.
Among those killed vac Til.on
Tfottef, a brsakman Mr. Trottet
married Miss Dixie Miller. daugh.
,sf OF Mrs I A. Miller oi this place
He 10 survived by his vile and three
children.
Mr.. Jesse Thartoa sou u M,.
and Mrs, X. {. Thaxton. Of Sylvia.
was Alec killed. be being a fre man
on ons u ths engines. He II sur.ig-
ed by vile aud his remains we're
inferred al AlleusyiIe ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

NJ + r.. T AtssqsAmsE. ~ II ,l>asA4'
p0t, ind IL visiting her psredt-
Mr. aud Mrs J l.. Vineyard 1T tin.
place,
Mrs, ". 4. Moody. ot Cleveland
Ohio. Is Visiting st the h W
Moody home.
Mrs Ails Rijinss, u Mekwen,
is visiting her h0Hst0lks Mr. and
Mrs ] T. MoClslland,
Burns base ball team beat Ten-
nessee City \ TO ) sunday evenI ns
Prot Norman is home from
Aiapaha, Ga. tor a short vacation
Mr.. and Mss II, Q, Copeland ol
Curve, arrived Monday to spend
several week. with houefoIss,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Pfswas rates 90 rs,-class msil
two cents ios letters vi ons ounce
VI lsss and ons csnt ior postal
eards became effective Taesday.
Jolly |. under the amendment TO
the las, revenue bill fepealins the
fir~t.cass msi! provision of 1917
revenue act. There IL no change
Ia the second elsss postal tatss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Matinee Musical Club
Meeting Date Changed

The Matinee Musical Club will
NEE, on Thursday. July 10Th 10.
stead Of the s,h on sceoun. oi th-
conflict with the meeting II the
Twentieth Century Club, All mem.
hsfs and those interested 10 the
Club srv invited to this meeting al
the home u Mira Raymond Joslln,
July iWh,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

About iuu years ago when sui
ieriug from q sewers attack VI sum
,nsf complaint. took Chamber.
lain Collie and plisrfGosA 'fssiht6y
and |, relieved me almost instantly.
writes Mrs. Henry Jewels. CLARK
Mills. N. Y This " ar sxas,......ss.:::.s
remedy iof colit and disrhaea and
should be kept At hand BY every
family adv.
Send Ne your Job printing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

FOR sALE-Good residence on
North Main Street good condition
excellent orchard, VIII sell al 1
bargain, Afs l.. q. Tayior, Dick.
sou.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Hems,itchins aud Pecosins loc
per yard Hemstischesi scallops SC
per yard Black and white cotton
,h,esd furnished Mrs. Fannie
Hopkins Is~Atej Up stairs eyer
Ci.iIeas National Bank
Atty. ] A. Clement has thss
week moved h,a law oshces hou
The Baker haiidinx to the hons oa.
scss in the Walkes building over
furnlinscn's grocery sAoFs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

sAI.ESMEN WANTkD-'Ta 90.
liei, orders icr Lubriestins ollie.
rrrssss aud PAINS. Salary es Com
misviau. Address THE t.ENN0X
OIL 4 PAINT GO, clsvslsnd. o.
Nee the good show =. .he Patriot
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

The revival Al The Vanlees Church
oi Chris, closed sunday might. la
many respects II was the mast in
tsrestins and The most successful
meeting ever conducted ior the con
creation, The preaching was done
by Vim, P. Walker. evangelist tol
the Churches ot Christ OF Monigom.
cry County. The song service vas
conducted by Evangelist J. d. pet.
ryberry Of Nashville. The Evange.
lists are at slayden conducting Z
meeting this week Reported.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

STRAiED-Ysllowish Jersey
COW with white lace and extra
heavy tail. Known ~ the Bryan
COW. Liberal reward fs hsr return
og information A. ~ her where's.
bouts. n Simon. Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
To Patrons, Friends.

Having purchased the garage
formerly owned by Charlotte
Motor Co. We are now pre-
pared to give vou the best OF
service IN repairing cars. We
carry a complete !!nr OF ac-
cossorle~, and our mechanics
are familiar with all makes Of
ears. % Auto delivery day
or night. 80 We earnestly
solicit your patronage. lust
phone, write or call, that ) all
HICKS AUTO co.
TELEPHONE to
Charlotte, Tennessee
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09
wOMEN'S WORK LAW nECOMES
IIFE1TINE ON MONDAY MKT

The new law limiting the hours of
work for females in certain employ
meuts ana providing Tor payment Tor
overtime, becomes effective ON May
leth. next Monday Under the pro-
visions OF tho law mo- female can lc
employed in any manufacturing. me
ohaniral or mercantile establishment
laundry, hotel or restaurant or telr-
,raph OF telephone establishment, hu--
pital or office or hy any trlnspurtl-
ton company more than eight hours
during amy ono day The eight hours
must he worked in not more than two
consecutive periods, Forty eight hours
Is tho maNimum Tor any one week, exc
sept in cases OF emergency whore life
or property arc in imminent danger.
Employees of canning factories are cN-
ccpted, Violation of the law Is a mis-
dcmelnor and is punishable by "a fine
OF not less than twenty-five or moro
than "a hundred dollars
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09
METER sIINNEs ARE COMING.
~ UNDER NEW BNItnER LAW

The llFt teFts ~ the wouldhr bar
hctH IN Utah under the terms uf the
present law unless emergency eN-
uminatinus should ho conducted has
just boon completed by the state board
uf examiners uf BARRIERS, The new
law, which goes into effect May 18th.
neat Monday viii mako several
changes which are expected 90 result
In % hcttor class of tradesmuu pre-
Henting themselves for the tests
For one thing the present law proc
Nidos that tho liyc dollars for the fK-
animation may be- continued over. "
AN applicant fails, until ho h ready 60
take the tcst again. Tho now law pro-
Nidra u five dollar Zee tor each appll-
cant az each test II h. also required
that the applicant shall make showing
~ az least one yours apprenticeship
in barber shop instead ~ the present
six months
The now law also carries an in
GREASE Doc the annual Zee tu De paid by
registered BARRIERS from $500 Go $50.
Certain now provisions also are In the
law making 70 more difficult FOR an
incompetent barber who claims Co
have pmyti,od iu other states. 10 come
to Utah o. practice his trade
A. AN examination last week twenty
out ~ thirty applicants passed, Among
the successful ones WAS George Mathc-
ODDS uf HiaWatha,
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tcOntinued on page seysh)
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09
~ TuE SEVENTH JUDICIAL ms

trict Court IT the State ct Utah
within ana For Carbon County tPrn-
bate biNiFinnl In tho Matter az tho
EHttt" ut J, y. Thompson. br,rtHui
Notice ~ Administrators Sale uf Per.
Hunul Property, Notice De- hereby given
mat lu pursuance ~ an order uf the
above entities court. made aud enter
cd ON the "a day uf MAY. 1913. lu the
matter uf the estate ~ =. y. Thumpsnn
deceased, the undersigned. admins.
trhirlN 20 said estate. viii FeIl at prI-
waite sale, Tor cash. subject a. rnnflr.
nation hy said court, on Monday. June
=, 1919, at tho hour uf u o'clock ID. m
OF said day ut the residence 10 said
hdminisirairlN In the town 81 sunny.
slide, carbon county Utah. the follow
Ing described personal property. toe
wit. Two thousand shares 81 the
capital stock ~ waatph Mines come
puuy aud three shares uf the capital
stock ~ Uah-idahu Motor company.
DIVISION o. LuitA PEARL TuOMI-
son, Administrators
Dated at Price utah, May o. 1919.
First pub, May ., last May %, 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09
Three DAYS OF COURT
TO HEAR DIVORCE
ACTION
MARTHA Z. THOMPSON FREED
FROM FRIEND HUSBAND.
Three Other Mismated Ones Make
Appeals to Judge Christensen and
Arc Given Relief As Well As Some
Money and Other Things Prayed
For Probate and Civil Matters.

] Judge George christensen held 900
adjourned term of the district court Fl
Price last week. beginning "Wednesday
land concluding ON Saturday evening.
Court Reporter Alder did not accom-.
|pIny his honor here. being 900 eco hi.
homo ut Munti Of influenza Three
days were consumed iu hearing tHr
evidence iu the divorce case of Martha
[ y. Thompson against Alma u Thumr.
SON. residents Uf tho Nine Milo .n.-
tiun. " probably was the nlthie-t in
tl" matter az testimony offered ever
O." come before judge boz Eastern
utah. Tho decree ns prayed FOR wHa
ordered Three other divorces wprr
heard and granted Emma Euthrr-
ford Vs. Ncphi Rutherford plaintiff
given custody ~ three minor children.
twenty-five dollars Attorney Zee and
costs ~ action. Jeanette Van Naua
w. Jacob Van Nutti. plaintiff awarded
decree. fifty dollars attorney ice and
furty-iivo dollars month aiimuuv.
Alvin NJ Evans W. clara o. Evans.
decree 90 become final six month";
after date with custody 81 minor child.
W a. Palmer was appointed water
commissioner uf Grassy Trait Greek
over at Sunnyaide ana his bond fixed
ut a thousand dollars. Compensation
iH o. hc agreed upon hy the parties a.
"a water action now before tho court
Estate ~ Jamos iiinnup. dcrcnHrd.
Fnl" of personal property confirmed.
Like action was taken IN the mnttrr
uf final account and distribution in
the estate ~ Angelo Drmitruus. de-
ceased.
Antonio Elegant was named guar.
dian uf Nrliiv pctraud linnyu.
minor. with bond Of nine hundred
dollafH
In the action nf W. \. Iawty va
Thomas Crutrhct and others. ug,icrcd
that receiver s-ii property described
Ice petition before the court aud make
return thereon.
Frank puriinaky ~ =. l.. William.
motion Tor now trial denied.
FirHt National Bank ~ Price W. =
y. buwdcn. Judgment for hundred
and twenty dollars Hnd attorneys Zee
of twenty -fiVc dollars.
l.. X. Fox Ns DuchcHno Stage aud
Transportation company; action en-
account Transferred a. Duyhrsnv
county.
State ur rBh Vs. Irrigated Lands
COMPANY. rortiVtrHhip. FINAL account
approved ana receiver ordered dis
charged upun rlinE ~ receipts and nr-
counts.
Estate ~ ]. s. Thompson. deceased:
petition Tor sale ~ personal proporty
granted.
Guardian ~ Ruth Anita Ferguson
awarded an allowance OF fifteen dot
lars "a month dating from Aprif I. 1913.
Court Tor carbon county conycnrH
AZ Price IN regular session the sirst
week la June. next month,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09
NOTICE on ASSESSMENT - can.

ffA"i WI ANNiaNNhisNA - AAh'
bon Water. Land and Power Con
phnY, Location uf Principal Place o.
liuHincaa, Price Carbon County luah
Nuli,r o. hereby given that at h mcoi
INK ~ the board OF directors hu'd o.
tho 18Th day OF April. 4, D., 1913. a.
HfarrsiUyus ~ Q pur cont ui co.." alni
OF seventy Give cents per share "a
lvNiyd on the capital stock nt tie Car
bon water, Land ana Power ,1npani
corporation, payable at once 90 Car
H. MhftuEru, treasurer. at Price Con
mtitlal ana savings hank, Price, llAh
Any stock upon which this aaramesl
may remain unpaid un tho goth dal
cot MHh, A. -, 1919. will be- dollnqushi
ana advertised Tor sale az public aue
h"n, ana unlWa payment On made o.
iufr, viii tn sold on tho ith day %
juno, a, H.. i5lp. az tue hour ~ u
"a. clock noon ut Price CONNIE. DIAl as
HAt mss bank, Price Utah. tu pay thf
delinquent assessment, together WIN
no" cost 90 advertising ANA vAprnss
20 sale. CARL A. MARcusEN, So
Rotary
Price Commercial aud sayiuss liAns
Price. Utah.
Ilut pub, Apr 20; last May %. i'i'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09

~ water from an unnamed stream n
carbon county. Said water will b
diverted at "a point south 30 deg q
min, west 2V5U feet from the n0rlk
east corner ~ Soc. ~, Twp. . S0uh
Range 10 East. Salt Lake baaa Ass
meridian, ~ means uf "a ANAL dan
uud hCtdgatu uud conveyed In a dits6
Tor a distance % 10 foot and Their
usyi from January iat 90 Drycnhe
slnt. Inclusive. OF each yuar. fur siocl
Watering purposes This application
~ designated Ia tho state unginrcfs
ufii'n ub No. 1881, All protests agalns
tue granting % said application. siai
lhE the reasons therefor. must be- mad
~ affidavit in duplicate. accompanies
with fon ~ t2.bO. and uiod In thu
uiiiru within thirty (gUl DAYS afls
thn completion ut the publication o.
thH notice, ~, ., MsGONAdLk
state Engineer
Date ~ first pub. Apr. 20. 1915
Date uf completion ct pub, May q
1919,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09
NorIcE no MN1rn rsrn.

state Engineers OXIDE. san i.E.
cry. ltth. Arril o.. 1919 Kutile is
hereby given thut Tom T. Nieuiullmns
Mhnr" puhtuiN.e address Dr. castle
hiir, luh, hHs mHIo application iu
accordance win thr reruirsmsuf. ~
tho Compiled Laws ~ Utah. 1907. las
llN, hH.l 49, lnr sns 1000 IaNr al
ll,l. 1908. 1871 ana 1915, 90 uppro-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09
UNOFFICINL ruling SAYS
CORsI-TS ARE UNDERMEAil

NEW YORK, MAY 3--Are corsets
underwear This problem was put up
today a. Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Roper ty Lew Hahn, eXecu-
tive secretary of the Retail Dry Goods
association. The new luxury tax rs
the cause OF the difficulty. An I'M
official ruling has declared that cor
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09

NOTICE 10 WATER UsEIts-
state Engineers Office Salt Lake
CHS, Utah. April ~. 1919. Sutlpr b.
hereby given that Hattie 81 Murray.
y nose puai1tfl.o address De- itaWntha.
ltth, has made application iu arrurds
huD" with tho requirements uf the
Complied Laws uf Utah. 1905. ns
amended ly the Session Lava uf Utah.
1903. tpti und 1915. 10 npprppri4ts
Tour 60 ruruudsfuut ct water from
Trail Canyon in Carbon county said
water viii lu diverted "a o. paint gtHB
foot north and stb. feet Nrsi frlm tho
fnuth quarter corner uf Soc. "a. TWB
- South. Range East. salt Lake has
hud meridian, rUl conveyed by moHu4
~ u ditch Tor "a distance I'D iI. 200 f.et
ana thyrr used from Anil IA h. ~
Ncmhor 1T uf each year o. ifris,t.
loo acres Uf land embraced in ths
NV ASMa uf See. and EINEi.
and MEN Sen ~ Soc. g. TWp IA
South, Range a EuFt A. much III sBId
water uH may lH urrtssary viii h.
used during the entire year for doc
WrHilr purposes This application il
Gee snHtrd iu the state euriursr's ~
ll'o hH Ne. 1874 an prutusia against
lhn granting uf tiid application. st4t-
NIX TIE reasons therefor. must be- made
~ nINlHNit be- duplicate, uruumuauI.t
Win Co" ~ $3.50. and filed I'D ms
'tli'n within thirty DAYS after tHs
"iuplriiuu ~ tho publication of tbi.
notice. q. =, MoGONAGLE. state
hato of frst pub. May 9. 1918
Date "t completion ~ publication Ma5
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09

Hois uro underwear. Hahn Rays. aud n
luxury and taxable. Some merchants
ar" collecting tho tax and others are
not, and Hahn appeals a. Commission.
or Roper tp put tprHrtf In thoir proper
place officially
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09

triyt Court ~ the State % Utah In
and For Carbon County=tu tho Mat.
tor ~ the Estate OF MARY Ann Peter.
rpn, Deceased Notice 60 Creditors
Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers o. the undersigned az her
Residence IN Price. Carbon county.
state ut Utah, On or before the ibth
DAY ~ June, 4. H.. 1919. MARY ANN
GALLOWAY, ENoCutriN, D. y. Woods.
l'tlrc. Utah, Attorney Tor EAccutriN.
First pub, Apr II. last May .. 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09
rHOnNTE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
~ TIIE SEVENTH JUDICIAL ms.

Consult county clerk or tho r.uper.
tive signcrs Tor further Information D
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-09

Sandwiches filled with minprmoat.
onions. celery and pimortus have o.
salud loaf added
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-15
Mrs. |. N. BnHnmett Runs In
Front OF Car After Hat
And Is Struck.

Mrs. L. u. Brummett, a recent ar
rival in Salem was instantly killed this
afternoon at l:l0 o. clock when she was
struck and run over by an automobile
driven by Arthur LAuritson, living on
rural route 8. The accident happened
in front Of the Cafengie library and was
witnessed by Mark McAllister, W. A.
Mston and Miss Ethel Liston.
Mrs. Brummett was walking east on
States street and just as she came m
front Of the library, her hat blew off.
Rushing out into the street to get the
hat, she ran directly in front of the
auto driven by Mr.. Lauritson also 60.
ing cast,
The force Of the blow threw Mrs.
Brummett to the street, knocking her
unconscious. Both the forward and rear
wheels Of the car passed over her face.
Mr.. Lauritson Immediately reported
the accident to the police. The body
was taken to the Willamette Sanator-
ium. AT first there was found no
means of identifying the body. How.
ever, in her pocket was a letter which
she had received in answer to her ad-
yertisement in The Capital Journal for
a position as housekeeper.
Answering the letter Of a man who
wanted a housekecper, she gave her
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-15
Many Klamath Falls Guests
Lose Cars In Big Blaze
Thursday Night.

Klamath Falls, Or, Aug. l5,-The
annual convention Of the Oregon Elks
was considerably enhvened here last
night when fire destroyed a garage hsv-
ing been started by a gasoline explo-
sion.
Several hundred Of the eonyentioners
assisted the department in battling the
fire.
The blaze was of especial ''interest .
to Elks from ROseburg, MedfOrd and
Ashland, whose automobiles were in the
burning garage. Fifty ears were saved,
but about as many more were destroy
.
ESe loss amounts to approximately
\ 1000
The fire broke up the convention
dance which was being held one block
away.
Portland was the winner in the rit-
ualistie contest, the first official event
of the convention. Although Portland
WAS returned the winner, the award was
only by small bargin over Medford.
Portland scored 95.4 points, while Med
ford obtained 9s.l points.
The contest was staged for. beauti-
full silver cup, donated by Willism F.
MeKenney of Portland, a man who has
worked continuously for the success Of