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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
TWENTY YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Price had eight hundred and fifty
dollars in ~ treasury
Frank VI. Mccarthy was manager uf
the stage line from Price Co NornaL
Price sunday SCHOOL cleared com
siderable sum from the dance uu the
evening ~ the Fourth
Sam CHASER. W. q. BrOckcr aud W.
a. johnson 81 Helper attended the
dance nc Price On the Fourth.
Abc Iiddcil ~ Wellington had taken
the contract Tor "a number ~ cottages
a. SuuuysidD. the first building ut that
.rump.
Mrs olive Miller. now living at San
Antonio. Tex was visiting iu Price
from Thumpspns She WAS conducting
Ia hotel there
The depot building at Sunuyaid, uu
the main line uf tho Denver aud l.ip
grgndr was moved tu a." new camp
lu WhitWuto canyon
80 womon were To- bu allowed nt
sunny side Tor u yoHt ur until ttlpa Co.
land taken up there fur the coal rom
pHuy were perfected.
Price was expecting mr crowds 1T
the celebration ~ the Twenty Fuutth.
when racing was "a bo featured Judge
- w toidaway. Thomas TizgorHld
nnd w. ". Mcdonald were M charge uf
tho program.
The telephone line from Price south
was taxed by the state board uf guunli.
yatiun at hundred aud nineteen dol.
lars. Western Union tn Carbon tuun.
~ sass. aud the Denver and Riu
grHnde. t3et,sbi.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
TODAY Is MUCH BETTER THAN
WAS YESTERDAY.

One pucc citizen who has lived 10
a ripe old agc said h Tho Sun "a few
days agu; 1.-THE lesson which I have
learned IN lilc, which Is impressed on
me daily and more deeply ~ | grow
old, Is that Of gnod will and good
hope. | believe that today h better
than yesterday and that tomorrow
will be better than today. The cry
That the times arr degcnemiing comes
from the man with a sluggish liver or
dyspepsia. Back of the statement
that We DO not have ~ great men nor
M good men IN this age ~ in the ages
past IN a torpid liver or much ign6r.
ancc. To-day h batter than yestcr.
day "a thousand iimes Every time
the sun rises Il views a world that b.
much superior a. the one q went down
on. There are troubles enough left.
and God knows that man il still ina
perfect, but there b. hope no,
trouble IN, We dn not understand. Only
the great things of lie appeal Ia
some people, bat % Is the little things
that are improving, and these are the
ones that count, n isn't necessary
10 - over the lit of Improvements in
the world, nor b. % profitable. The
thing n tu feel that the world h.
growing better and II ism Z any trouble
10 feel u n one is himself in harmony
with the improvements that are dail,
taking place, locally and everywhere
else
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
DOING OUR SHARE IN LIFE OF
THE COMMUNITY.

Stop and reflect stop and think of
the happiest and al the same Time the
most wideawake aud progressive fam
lily You know here in Carbon county.
Think of the one which most closely
illustrates your ideal of family lfr
Analyle the secret of their success
and You will no doubt ind DO lies in
their power of cooperation and com
promise. 30 member insists on carry
ing out bis own wishes rcsardlc. of
those of thr Others. Each claims "a
little and yields % LITTLE Thn real
basis of their life BIS % spirit uf mu.
iual hclpiu'ue and iorboIaua. The
community is only q larger, family TO
accomplish satisfactory results there
must be- q body of citizens working
together in harmony AND m order
10 uchlye anything worth while each
man must not insist too strongly upon
his own wishes and ideas When he
finds they conflict with the ideas Of
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING Is
NEVER ATTAINED.

Human nature is pretty much alike
wherever you find ii. and M Price the
same as elsewhere we find many pro.
pie hunting something tor nothing
They de- this despite the fact that
thousands upon thousands before
them have learned that % b. impossI-
blc to get d. We may not think We
are paying ni The time We gci it but
IN the long run We find We have io
settle, and a. rule that thing that
appeared to be- "frce proved more
costly than Of bought outright We
read the other day where man who
had madp fortune by selling through
the mails said be- always put the
word fire. m his advertisements,
and always made that word the big.
gcst one If all. lie declared people ~
a general rule will read an advertise
nent that ha, a big, black lcttcrcd
90 free IN Il quicker than they will
any other kind. A,d be- said that the
one little word. leading people to
think they were going to get some.
thing for nothing. had really made
him rich. Nou cant beat u. No mat
ter how hard you try, and the quicker
YOU realize Il the better. The mail
order houses arr not putting the word
free In their literature just be-.
cause they ARE ~ bighcnricd they
have something io make you u present
Of You arc going 10 pay for Il In
the long run. You are going Ia find
that the very thing you thought was
"f'cc' for the asking cost YOU twice
what the same thing could have been
secured for here at home. Remember
that the next time YOU pick ~ paper
and see The little black lettcrcd word
free IN the mail order advertise.
mcnt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
PIPELINE CONTRACT is LET
FROM THIS CITY TO COTTON.
Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page oncD
Wootton and G. II. Stevenson, the lat
ter Of the advisory board. were
designated 30 60 10 Denver, Colo, Of
necessary, and see officials of the
Denver and Rio Grandc IN gettinp
permission 10 lay steel pipe IN and
through tunnels Of the railroad com
pany, and alsu lo consult about char
ictur Of construction where the tracks
are crossed II may be. however. that
these gentlemen will be- able tu scc
GENERAL Manager Russell or j. g.
Gwyn. chief engineer, here IN Utah
They are Just now frequent visitors cot
Soldier Summit. The committee does
not want the Colorado trip II they
can avoid II. So far the railroad of
iicials have shown the city the great
est consideration
Jones Il Olson have assured the
council that with any hind of lr,k at
I'LL they will be- able ~ tu-r the water
81 the Price mains ut u point abrr
Helper before the 18th of August and
O month later will DO likewitp above
Cameron. Stylinn Siacs ,nd his n..
spciatcs will begin trcnching with a
biz force of men nj the city reservoir
the coming week. 4 representative 81
the Tacoma. Wash, firm having jhp
pipe contract has told the council o.
will have iunu here for two weeks lt
their own expense to supcrinicnd the
nNfuw of the first uiup 1.ufyr bs Wflt
be- employed mo- doubt by the Stacs
people.
Al contracts awarded at special
Of the council Monday even
iig last have since been signed M or
ore to be- u will be n quick piece of
obstruction, besides one of the best
anywhere. An ordinance providing
jir the bond issue for watcrworks was
assed Monday evening and appears
elsewhere IN this impression Of The
Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Carbon and state 81 Utah. hereby
rkuuWlUdECH Itself To- be Indebted
nd hereby promises 90 pay a. bearer
ne thpurand dollars IN lawful money
n the United States ~ America. Tor
value received. on the first dny Of
June. \. H., 1889. with interest there.
on nc the rate ~ per csntum nor
nnnun, payable somi-annually on the
first day Of June and the first DAY nf
December, Ia each year. upon preEsn-
thtinu ~ the annexed coupons aud this
bond 49, they HutrrHiiy become due.
both principal aud interest being pay.
able nt the office uf the City treasurer
or ut the banking house ~ kountsn
llruthcrs. iu the city ~ New York. A.
= y, at the option uf the holder
Tue city ~ PRICE reserves the right
however, tu pay ana redeem this bond
ht any time before the maturity thprps
1884.
This bond b. issu,d by the city ,oun.
"a " the city uf Price Tor the purpuso
90 supplying the city with water hy
means 1T water ., stem. owned nud
controlled hy the city under tho uu-
thnriiN uf ana iu fun conformity with
~" constitution ~ the Htutr Of Titan.
We provisions uf Chapter 80 of Title
lh, ut the Compiled Laws 81 Utnh.
1917 ANA ull amendutnrA aud sun
elemental sets thereto. and in fuil cun-
i'rwiiN with the provisions uT all other
laws uf tho state uT Utah th.rcuuta
enabling, aud in pursuance uf au urdl.
nance 81 Nid uity duly adopted. pub.
lihhru hul made "a law ct the tltV
prior 70 the Issuance 81 this bond. mud
u u hereby certified and reritod that
the question nl tho issue uf this bond
Nnn prior 9" the Issue hereof. duly
submitted o. the qualified electors
ui the uity ut un election held therein
"n the Nth day at March. 4. -, 1919.
nt which election "a majority ~ tho
lhilili"d electors voting un the oiirs.
u"n iu favor 81 iucurrlng such la.
lrhiodncsF; ana, n h. further here.
hy '"fuiled and r,oited that AN
ih" requirements of law have been
iullh complied with by the pruper
officers ~ said city IN the lss,i.s
.l TINS bond, ana that the total
drht 90 said city including that of this
bond, does not exceed any limit Of In.
urhlcdnrss prescribed by the cnnstitu.
non "r laws of the state ~ Utah. and
ihA' provision has been made Tor the
'Ng ana collection OF an annual tex
'p"h hll taxable property within such
city sufficient 60 pay the Interest on
"hu y" tNiinguish the PRINCIPAL OF this
N"nd when the same becomes duo.
lhilh ana credit uf the rlty of
lIl'r an" hereby pledged for the
F.N.t "Ni pop mrnt ~ the principal and
interest ur this bond
~ TESTIMONY MuEUEbg ,rb.
city council OF tho city nf prls. bas
,nhrrd this bond to be- signed by I'M,
mayor ~ rald city. nttestrd bv tho 49,
'"larr thereof under the seal of th.
'l'f' ANA ruuutrrsigncd hy H. trsa--
rl'I an 't the first day of June. \.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Isaiah at old may have had some
inkling several thousand years agu ct
the thirst national prohibition was 10
rnis" IN the land. Attention IL called
10 the prophets words ~ found In
Isaiah, twenty fourth chapter, clcv.
onih and twelfth verses. which read /.
There ~ a crying for wine IN the
streets; all JOY Is darkoned. the mirih
~ the land h. gone. In the city IN left
dcsolaiion and the gate b. smittcn by
destruction
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
CHRISTENING THE UTACARDON
las; Day Of This Month the Date and
Oakland the Place

The honor ui naming q government
hap which Wa. won hy Carbon coun
during the fourth liberty loan
campaign lui securing the largest
yrrsubrrupiuu tor counties ut b.
,a,s Iu no, twelfth federal reserve
district iu thar campaign Will be- crlc-
bruicd july llst az the Brihlehnm
Steel company Emergency Fleet cor
lnmtlou shipyard at Oakland, Gala,
when Miss Margaret ilorsley of Price
VIII christrn the ship Utacarhon, the
name selected by Carbon county .citi-
yrns.
Miss llurslry was selected hy the
liberty loan campaign committee of
Carbon county Ia rhrIsten the ship
e. u Marrusru, who was chairman of
hc Carbon county liberty loan cam
lalu committees, expects tu be- pres
900 ul ihv ceremony 10 rs planned tn
rake the day oi christening a Utah
celebration day, according 10 j. David
larsen. state campaign manager All
Utah pyuplr uud former Otahns who
are Iu san Francisco and Oakland
viii hr invited tu attend the cere-
Mony
Governor Simon Hamburger has the
natter under con liberation for max
ing thr day q h.g celebration and 10 Is
d. bic that President llebcr j..
trut and vs. w. Armstrong, who
lHri 90, rhaIrmeu o.. fhp state cam
u committee during various loans,
J ID lawNurh chairman ot che
u.. council gf defense and GOV
ulr nHmhcrsar may attend the
....#uE
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

.othcrs he must be prepared to yield
the less essential details of his plan
or perhaps 10 attain only part of his
object lie must be ready to support
his neighbor's pet project If II Is not
distinctly an unworthy one. lie must
learn ~ control his temper to use
tact and consideration. And, by the
way. these are the qualities We must
cultivate to work with each other sue
ccs-fully aud 10 do our part IN the
community life.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

II there is anything more cNasper-
atlng than 10 have wife Who can
cook and won Z do 10 10 Is have q wife
who can 2 and viii try b.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Whoever named II near beer wa, u
iarncd poor Judge of distance.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

UH" objection tp some uf the new
dances Is that they seem 60 bee about
every thing hut dances.
You never knew a maybe 10 be
quoted ls am example OF wisdom.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

tCiW seaD '' l'''"fd.r
.,,,'53 q That said bonds. when .,..
,besrr ', ,s re delivered 10 the pur-
the funds raised thereby sbaii anu
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Miss GLADYS helms entertained some
. twenty live friends 40 her home ou
, orth Niuth street "Wednesday oven
! Ig "a cards and dancing Mics Jessie
alliuser uud Harold Leonard won
D ICES az cards
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Legal blanks. deeds. blank books.
notes aud soforth. The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Price cts council b. warning users
a. water a. boz careful at A. one ut the
. srnuirs h. be- bad shape aud mur so
tut ans time
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

M'ss Audrey Cuuk ls visiting with
ler mother u hHu-H# IHe latter ...
. Few aHEH HF. married at Gl0uuuu.
EITInEs. Colo.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

The more you boast. the more you
boast --and that's all
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Gov simon iiambcrgrr rs prn,hml-
ion has declared tomorrow Saturday
q legal holiday ~ is designated as IA
Z me- when the people ut Utah mar
Celebrate the signing uf the peace
rrms bog Germany
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
city Recorder


"a, $50 uu
June. a. d. H.. the clty or
NV ''iNnn county utah. viii nav
PEI nearer thirty dollars m hwtul
i..n'N ct ih" United States or Am
uftF ur ut the banking bau,. ..s
N'uhlte brothers in the city uf N,v,
y orr U. 5. a. az the option OF ne
N..NrI. being Pix months Interest nu
,.,,. 'i fFlre water bond. Series Of
Fac-Simile SIGNATURE
city Treasurer
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

NJ, A. hraffet, accompanied uy his
cons, kuhc,t b. and James a.. return
Il Go Zion yesterday morning The
Toys came down u their ,ar the first
Tho Mnnk
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

castle date plays the Huntington
am go the latter town today.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

castle Gate deaicated pri,e boz this
.'ty last SUNDAY hy score uf twelve
q one Returns from two other league
games The same day have not been
EfHt lu
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

ilnwatha public schools closed last
friday after running several DAYS
uEgr Imam other dlstriyta Of the
county
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

,"Wntcrsigu,d
The Washington herald., 1919-08-04
ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD BUREAu.

| . thL hLhdLp BUREAU.
A. s. Doniphan.
- King Street
! Preparations are complete for the
Democratic primary, which will be
held here Tuesday, to nominate a can
didate for the State Senate to repre-
sent the Fourteenth Senatorial Dis
trict, comprising Alexandria, Fairfax
and Prince William counties, and also
for the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for the State Legislature to rep
resent this city and Alexandria
County.
Candidates for the State Senate are
Walter T. Oliver, of Fairfax County.
and c. J. Meetze of Prince William
County
Both candidates have made an ac-
tive canvass and. although there has
been considerable apathy, it is gem
orally believed that a larger vote than
was at first expected will be polIed.
The legislative race also is attract
ing interest. This is a three-cornered
night. Candidates are Charles Jesse
OF Alexandria County, and John w.
May and ]. w. Collins, last named two
OF this city.
The Virginia Shipbuilding Corpora
tion within the next three months will
lay keels for ships for private COM
panies. All keels for government ves-
sells will have been laid by then
Saturday the corporation will launch
tho Chancook. the fourth ship TO
, leave the ways from the big yard.
The Chancook is a 800 ton steeI
| FIRE ichtcr.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-04
FatneSS Kills
$1,000 Yearly

Fat is fatal to health and personality II is
estimated that over 1900 persons have died each
year in the past decade long before their allotted
span OF life, through the effects OF excessive fat
ness Any overstout or woman is carryin.
unhealthy ahiposity that IL pressing against and
inJurlng vital organs OF the body The heart
that delicate human apparatus. becomes con-
gested. In numerous cases there are dangerous
gatherings Of packed-in fat around the throat,
stomach, liver and other delicate parts
Through oTerStoutness the afflicted person while
apparently we'll is liable to nervousness ne,I-
rasthenia, physical mental collapse and other
disorders, for obesity is irritating Cases of heart
failure, apople1y sInstroke. etc, are frequent
causes Of premature death. Fat persons are PAR
ticularly victims Of accidents and are more Ii
able than healthy, slender personss to death from
influenza, pneumonia and other severe ailments.
II you are oTersout YOU should know it is
truly case Of slow suicide for you to kill your
saf good many years before natural old age.
simply because you do not emancipate yourself
from the burden Of unhealthy. unsightly fat.
Moreover, your efficiency should he improved by
becoming slender; also your appearance should
become younger ard more attractive. There is a
delightfully."- successful method OF weight reduc-
tion known as koren system. 1t consists Of some
simple directions with the use of oil of koren
This method is so pleasant because it contains no
thyroid or other such drastic ingredients, no
strenuous exercises no starvation; indeed. you
may eat all you need The korein system is guar
snteed; it is perfectly harmless; recommended
by physicians A reliable self-trestment.
By reducing now you may expect greater con-
tsntment. happiness, increased mental and ply
scal efficiency. better health and a longer life
Be fair to yourself and those who are dear to
you! Surprise everybody with your renewed
rigor, viracity and surprisingly superior per
souAity. Get oil Of korein 1.-THE easy korein sys-
tenn is in each pkse.l at the drug store without
delay: or If more convenient, send 81 90 cash
stamps or money order to Korein Co, NM-6e
Station F, New York. N. Y.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-04
CARSON'S LETTER
LEAKS OUT HERE

InterceptiOn Of a letter from Sir Ed
ward Carson, characterized by them
as the arch-enemy of Irish liberty.
was diyulged at a meeting Of the
Sons Of Irish Freedom, held last night
in GonZaga Hall. North Capitol and
Eye streets northwest.
The letter. written to a friend in
Ireland, states in part:
The attempt to use the Irish ques-
tion as a pawn in American politics
is, OF course, a matter for America; +;
but an effort to interfere in our deal
ings with the question is international
effrontery."
The meeting resolved itself into a
peace" conference to consider the
bearing of the league of nations on
lteland's independence. The Sons of
m Freedom listened to an address
BY their president. Rosa F. Downing.
i7 answer TO the alleged misrepresen-
1atiOns OF Senator Thomas J. Walsh,
iu the Senate, on July q.
Downing fiouted the American rep
rsFertatives at the Peace Conference
for falling to bring about self-deter-
miHatiOn for Ireland and for COM
promising themselves in the crime
Eainst China.
Article Ten. contrary to the Sena-
Tor" Downing said. offers no obstacle
to an uprising in a small nation like
Ireland Outside intery yention begins
only when there is foreign aggres-
son.
Put back the original Article Ten.
which called for 'seIf-determination
FOR every nation This provision was
changed when a possibility for Ire
land, the subject nation, to gain her
Independence was fOreseen.''
Walsh was challenged by all inter-
national law. to produce evidence that
the Irish or Korean questions were
domestic"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-04
SENATORS RESUME
LOCAL H. e. L. PROBE

The Senate subcommittee appoint
ed to investigate the high cost OF
living in the District will resume
its hearings at p. m. today. 1t Is
expected that this committee will
meet almost continuously from now
on.
Senator Capper this week will
conduct particularly an investiga-
tiOn into the Washington branches 5
Of packers which compose the Big
Five. Up to this time practically
all who have given testimony be-
fore the committee have done so at
their own request. but future wit
nesses will be subpoenaed.
Slowly but surely the committee
members are building up a skeleton
program of attack and they will
now energeticallv fill in the infor-
nation necessary to put them IN a
position to recommend remedies.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-04
Unrest Due to Cost
Of Living, Probers Say

Chicago, Aug. 3.-IndustriaI unres,
and domestic suffering is laid to the
door Of the increased cost Of living
in a report OF the city food commits
sion appointed by Mayor William
Hale Thompson to investigate local
conditions.
An appeal was sent today to the
Illinois delegation in Congress for
relief.
The commission reported seven
causes for high food prices Thes
are expectation OF food to Europe in
excess OF domestic surplus; profteer-
ing by spectators; hoarders who
withdrew food from consumption
during producing season in excess Of
normal requirements and later throw
ing It on the market at exorbitant
prices; resales within the same trade
during interstate commerce; fictitious
sales to enhance prices: wasteful
practices by common carriers during
transportation; illegal monopolistic
combinations
The Washington herald., 1919-08-04

queen by Mr.. Love, who won Oh.
contest for professional riders. ~
-Csrpers maids OF honor were. NJ,
Brown, Miss Francis wheeler -.
Miss Julia Stewart
william Powell, winner Of Ii. sr,,-
teur Contest. crowned Miss AFns.
Young. whose maids were Mise,
Peyton, Mathews and Barker.
The Committee in charge OF IN.
tournament included J. II. Garner
chairman; John r. Stewart CHIEF
marshal: r. G. Carper. J. & Ran
Edward stalcup, r. i. Rooster. So
ney Follin and Clifton Laurbli,
judges; John Shepherd. Official time
keeper; Mrs. J. X. Carper and A5Ivz
MAIZE Qarper. official Ecorekeeper. !,
W. W. Macksll and Charles N. Mack
all, aides.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-04
Police News
Actress Is JaiIed.

Viola Mansfield, SO years old. actress.
was arrested yesterday in Baltimore
by Detective Sergeant Joseph Grant
and brought here charged with false
pretense.
While serving a term in the Balti-
more Penitentiary on a similar charge,
police say. the woman became a
mother. The child was brought here
and lodged with the mother in the
house of detention.
The mother. according to the police.
made a practice Of purchasing large
bills of goods from local merchants
and making payment with personal
checks, which. police say, were re-
fused by banks.