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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
SOROTNf sRAzKA AUTO
MOBILU v CESKE CTVRTI
Ctyri muzi zransni.

AS kolem pill druhe hod. od-
poledni bylo obyvatelstvo kol
krizovatky vych. 49. ul., Per-
shing Ave. a Dolloff rd., ne
malo podeseno silnou ranou,
jez ma ulici "a kratko privabi-
la velk6 zastupy lidu.
Automobil, fizeny 29letym
Petrem Sekulou, bytem V els.
1906 Starkweather Ave. S. w.
jedouci smerem vychodnim Cd
Clark mostu, vrazilo do zadku
iineho auta, iedouciho po E.
40 ul. smerem jiznim. V po-
sledn6isim stroll sedici A muzi
byli vrzeni i s autem proti Dire
v6nemu telefonnimu sloupu
znacne tloustky, ktery byl pre-
razen iako triska. Auto bylo
rozbito vSichni v auto Sc ma
l6zaiici muzi zraneni.
Nejnebezpecnejsf rany utrzil
81 Ross Gagliardi, bytem els.
1897 vych. 40. ul., mat pfera-
zene rame, trznou ranu ma
druh6 pazi a zle pohmozd6ne
ruce. 2Olety Irwin Pinnow, els.
2O09 zap. SO ul,, byl zranen
ma hlave a prsou, 15lety Cor
Ion Factor zran6n byl tezce
ma hlave a V obliceii a nejleh-
ceji vyvazl Louis Cipra, 15le-
ty, 4791 Reid Ave, jenz byl
poskraban V obliceii.
Die policejniho raportu sna-
zili Sc mladici vyhnouti Sc pTi-
jizdejicimu Sekulovi, ale bylo
iiz pozd6. Sekulovi samotnemu
Sc nestalo mic vaznejsiho. Ko-
lem trosek obou stroju i pre-
razeneho telefonniho sloupu,
ale dosud visiciho ma dratech,
utvorily Sc krouzky zvedavcu,
zive udalosti rokujicich a
iak to jiz byvd, byla pfihoda
caste prehanena zbytecne
zvelicovana, ac jinak velke ka-
luze krve davaly podnet roz-
bujnelym fantasiim.
Krizovatka stdva Sc posledni
dobou mistem velica nebeZpec-
nym automobilove melody
menSiho meritka nepatfi Zde nj
kterak k vzacnostem, neb V mi
ste onom sbiha Sc prave pet
smeru, takze jedno-
tlivy chodec pri prechazeni
musi byti mad obycej ostrazi-
tym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
ZAHADNE NALEZY MRT-
VOL " CLEVELANDSKYCH
II PREDMESTfCH.

Ma clevelandskych pfedm6-
stitch byl nalezeny tTi mrtvoly,
krone zabiteho nezjiSteneho
dosud autoisty V Bratenahlu.
Ma Lake Shore boulevardu w.
plavena byla mrtvola zeny,
plovouci ma kmenu, odena by
la jen kosili a iednu botku.
Ztotozneni bude as tezke, ieli-
koz telo bylo We vode n6kolik
nedel. Utopena dopravena by
la do Monreal marnice V Bra
tenahlu.
Ma dne rokle, poblize Glen
Ridge V Euclid nalezen byl
mrtvy muz, maiici oblicei V
potoku. Die nazoru policie "a
bloudil as V noci sTitil Sc do
st"me rokle, V techto mistech
$50 stop hluboke. Ia padu ma
rail hlavou patrne o skalu a
padnuv obleceiem do potoka
Sc utopil. Az do vcereisiho va-
cera nebyla jeho totoznost Iii
Stena. Jest asi so let star, 5
stop 10 palcd vysoky, siln6isf
postaYy, ,odev ,.ieho poch6zi ve-
snes 2 cievelahdskych obcho-
'ddl 4inneHal4
| baQnn johnson. 55lety "a
ntestnanec the American Agri-
kultural Chemical Co., nalezen
pen 3eefaEu irhnni mrtev
POD sromen nedaleko letniho
b6afdifighousu,'' = ktafyn tirma
.pib $NA. l zfnence v Puritas
Springs, w est Park, zrldila.
Frieina snarpl Jeho neni dosud
Vysvetlena a. - mem samvm Jest
ien manlggze ma V Chicagu
Svna Il dve ,dcery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
BRITVOU MA POL. STRAZ-
NfKA.

Straznik Jan "A. Zaletal,
$500 vych. 82. ul. byl ma
Woodland vych. &c. ul. pore
zan ma ruce jistym automobile
stou, iehoz zastavil a vysly-
chal pro prekroceni predpisG
o jizde. Poslednejsf neveril
Zaletalovi, re jest policistou a
"a hadky jej britvou zranil.
Rabiatni autoista byl ma to
zatCen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
FRANCOUZSKO-NEMECKA
ALLIANCE?
Nebude pry to vojensky spo-
lex, ale hospodarska jed
nota jest v risi moznosti.

Pariz, %. cervence. v SOU
vislosti francouzskou novinar
skou hadkou vyslo ma jevo
dnes, re jsou slime zajmy We
Francii, prejici dorozumeni s
Hugo Stinnesem, nemeckym u
helnym kralem.
Andre Cheradame, proslu-
ly francouzsky spisovatel a
zurnalista, jenz prave resigno-
val ze stabu Democratic Nou-
velle", obvinuje redaktora to-
hoto casopisu, re odmitl uve-
rejniti clanek proti Stinnesovi z
toho dGvodu, re omen redaktor
vyjednaval o financni pomoc z
jistych stran.
At cokoli jest pravdy ma
zpravach, re jiste mocne zajmy
We Francii jsou naklonely do
rozum6ni sc Stinnesem, men:
pochybnosti o tom, re fran
couzska vlada pohlizl mnohem
dale vzhledem k budoucnosti
|Nemecka, nez Sc "a to ma.
Ministersky predseda Mile
rand, We sve Teci v poslanecke
snemovn6 v utery, rozhodnu-
itch, k nimz So dosp6lo We
|Spaa, zvlaste zdnraznil, re po-
slal financniho odbornika,
Charles Laurenta, jako velvy-
stance do Berlina.
Premier rovnez pravil, re
ellen Francie jest spojiti fran
couzske a nemecke hospodar-
ske zajmy. Francie povazuje,
re obsazeni Ruhrskeho 1doli
drive neb pozdeji stane Sc nut
|nosti, bud ze Nemci odeprou
dodavati uhli, neb nevyhovi re-
paracnim podminkam a pax
Sc vyskytne otazka: "co da-
|le?"
Odpovedi znalcG jest, re
|vyplnovani versaillske smlou-
w vytvori nerozlucitelny sva-
EEK mezi Francii a Nemeckem
jako hospodarske jednotky.
Francie tudiz planuje, ably Sc
postavila v cello tomuto velike-
mu spolku. Spojila by francouz
ske zajmy nemeckymi zajmy,
Francie a Nemecko kupovaly a
prodavaly by spolecne ma sve-
tovych trzich. Tim bylo by o.
treseno pritomne dominujici
hospodarske postaveni Velke
Britanie byl by ucinen pokus
ziskati Ameriku pro omen spo-
lex.
Tajne plany byly pry vypra-
covany pro kupovani v obrov-
skem mnozstvi z Ameriky, ze-
jmena uhli a jineho materialu,
s vyrozumenim, aby to nepro-
chazelo britskyma rukama.
Parniky budou koupeny a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
CTYRI ZRANENI A SEST
AUT ZNICENO PRI Me-
HODACH VCERA.
Mezi poransnymi jest znamy
detektiv Josef Hartman.
v Bratenahl byl nalezen zabi-
ty autoista zniceneho stroje.

Behem iedin6 pil hodiny
vcerejsiho odpoledne byly a o.
soby zraneny a rozbito 6 aut.
Pri vSech nehodach byla vipna
neopatrna ifzda ma krizovat-
kach.
Ma Ontario a Prospect ave.
jelo policejnf auto kap. Ma
tovicem, straznikem Henni-
sem a detektivem Hartmanem
Go {. 234S ma dolenni Broad
way, odkud byla policie telefo-
nicky volana o pomoc v nejake
iprestfelce. Proti rychle ujizde-
i!cf policeinf kafe jel klerk z
Hollenden hotelu Jos. Kelley
spolu s klerkem Gillsy hotelu
j.. M. Sullivanem, soba opilf.
Nedbali Yystraznych znamenf
q Well do ''cern6 Mari" tax
prudce. re Sc pfemetla a hroz-
ne byla posramocena, kdezto
kara Kelleye vyvazla pomerne
lacino, nebot' Sc rychle mista
nestestf poroucela a dopadena
teprve ma moste ma Superior
ave. z policejnich urednikG
zranen byl povazliveji detektiv
Hartman, iemuz pohmozden
byl kriz, tax ze dovezen byl do
nemocnice sv. Lukase.
Ia podobnych okolnostf pfi-
sli k ilrazu John Garfield s
manzelkou ma vych. 40. ul., "a
lie oba po prvnim osetreni od-
ieli domG. Srazili Sc s autem J.
McDowella, ienz podobne iel
Sc svoji zenou.
Automobil Johna Dacolly,
1912 Hyde ave. S. W., jel s
manzelkou a ctyTmi znamymi
po Lake ave. a srazil Sc ma zap.
104. ul. Sc strojem r. E. john
sona, prvne;sf auto prekoceno
a pf. Dacollov a. nepatrn9, zra-
nena. taxi as sbyla ,ppnechana y
domacim osetToyanf. :,
PoliceirintiI. kApitanu; Clar
kovi v Bratenahl byloatRlefpt,
nickv hla$eno vcereisiho rama,
70 ma ,Corlettsk6 ceste lezf
mrtvy hauk.Na tlisyslbNlanai.
lczena :shqtecne mrtvola mus
ze. ienz 'mkr, Tozdrceny' hrud4!'
nix lezel vealeirozbite Fordl
XIV c. 49S.SS7 nedaleko pax
nalezen, -matorevkfistas y sss,po-
strannlm vozlkem porxAany a
v listen rozrusem. Jrn n8YiE "
j. M. Richardson. 1851 Nych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26

dokonce velky zajem v a.
merickych zeleznicfch, jez vo-
ri uhli k pobrezi. Nelze rici,
jak daleko V techto planech,
vypracovdvanych tajnosti, Sc
pokrocilo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26

PkODA Sc obchodni dunn Sc
storem vnitrnim zaTizenim.
Jest tam 13 sv6tnic, dobre mi
sto pro obchodniho muze. Ce-
ma $4,000. Zadny agent. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 3O12 Sersdall A.
We. 7-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
BOZ NDY SVO ODY
A VALECNE SPORENKY

P~0d~tte uvnS MIA time v~tvvSks c~uy
svWON. .poIehlivt .mxnArusk.
poknt ote l.enox Rid Q pat~o
pou@iite vvtahovadlr
OtavTano do hodin varAr
Rob q vi y Euc,lA Ave
Mad Singer Sewing Machine 20
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26

PRODA Sc automobil "a lev
nou cenu, jest pro sedm osob a
je novy a uplne zachovaly.
Haste Sc V elsie 8001 New
York Ave. z Warner Rd. 7-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26

PRODA Sc pekny ddm u
Brookside Parku velmi LEVINE
nasledkem uzavreni pozGstalo-
sti. Haste sc v elsie 1856 w.
43 st. 1928
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26

"a PRfCINOU NEMOCE
proda Sc cukrovinkovy obchod
"a levnou cenu. Dobre cesko-
polske okoli. V budove Sc ma
leza tanecni mistnost. Haste
So V elsie 1904 Fleet Ave. 7-31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-26
OPOZDENE OZNAMKY.

PRODA Sc dum, obchodni
misto, hodici Sc ma jakykoli
obchod, je ceskem okoli els.
1852 E. 40 ul. Haste Sc v els.
1929 E. SO. ul. Fleet Ave.
7-28
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19
North COnstOck

Grandma POtucek was SURPRISED
Monday on her seventy-third birthday.
Some dainty presents were presented
her.
Mrs. McGregOr and son Ray and
Lille Potucek visited at Chas. Po-
tuceks Sunday afternoon.
Joe McGregor visited with Arthur
Potucek Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. George Nelson and fam
lily were pleasant callers at the Laymon
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dahlin and child
rem ana Frank Laymon were pleasant
callers at Lulls Sunday.
Mrs. Lull and Mrs. Dahlin made a
short call at Wildes' Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Potucek and
daughter, Alice, spent Sunday at
RobertsOn's Of Argyle.
Miss Lillian Lull and brother Frank
visited at Hegstrom's and Floberg's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Carlson and baby
boy and Walter HegstrOm and Gladys
Potucek were Warren callers Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid which was held at
Fagerstrom's home Saturday was very
we'll attended,
Martha POtucek was in Warren last
Wednesday to have her tonsils removed
Chas. Potucek and son Charlie, visit
ed at Len. Lulls Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Potucek and
daughter Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Zblewski and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Schantzen and VIM. Alert, were
pleasantly entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Hunstad Of Angus Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. POtucek and
children visited in Tabor Sunday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19
How to Make Sure
That Eggs Are Fresh

When supplying fancy trade with
eggs, or on receiving eggs from outside
sources, it is often desirable to deter
mine their freshness The method
generally used by commission mer-
chants for this purpose is known as
"candling," and consists in holding the
egg between the eye and light so as
to note the contents. This should be
done in a darkened room, using one of
the egg testers on the market or simple
homemade tester.
The air space in perfectly fresh egg
is very small, and as the egg loses part
Of it's contents by evaporation this air
space increases in size with the age of
the egg. Fresh eggs should appear
clear and bright, showing no dark
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19
May 1926.
SALE OF ROAD WORK.

The Town Board Of Foldahl will
meet May Goth, at 2 p. M, at the s. w.
corner, Sec. 26, for the purpose of re-.
ceiving bids for the grading of the
road between Sec. 26 and 35 and to the
Pembina Trail, az miles,, and also
to consider bids on building cement
wings on the culvert between Sec. 20
and 20, and Sec. 81 and SO. The Board
will be at said places late In the after
noon. Specifications will be given at
the places of said sale. .6
The Town Board OF Foldahl,
'.35 n, j. Q. Haugen, Clerk.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19

spots. Those accustomed to "candling'
soon learn to detect stale eggs with a
good degree Of accuracy and rapidity.
Another method employed by some
who have not great number to test
is to put the eggs in a. basin of water.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19

II good they will lie on their sides: il
bad they will stand on the small ends.
The older the egg the more upright it
stands, and if very old it will be sus-
pended in the water or even float on
the surface.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19
FOLDAHL

We have had quite windy weather
now, but Tuesday, May IS, brought
rain, so perhaps we will have a change.
Seeding has been progressing first
rate.
Quite few from here took in the
picnic at Ellerth last Sunday:
Alfred Hagstrom held Sunday school
In the forenoon and services in the
afternoon last Sunday.
Nils J. Holmberg, Of Bemidji, has
arrived to visit with his brother, Jacob
p. Janson. .-s-'
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19

Miss Dorothy Loen came home to
spend the summer vacation with her
parents. Miss Loen has been teaching
near GOnvik, MINI. !
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19

FREE
New Royal Cook Book con-
tanning these and scores Of
other delightful recipes.
Write for it TO-DAY.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER 90.
lis Fulton Street
New York City
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-05-19

Mrs. Henry Wolhaupt, Mr.. and Mrs
H. G. Kramer and Miss Emma Blooms
ness enjoyed pleasant evening at the
+. Setback home Saturday.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-29
MUCH STOCK IS ENROLLED
IN BETTER SIRE CAMPAIGN

In the Western range states all
kinds Of sires--bulls especially--are
receiving scrutiny by live stock own
crs. There is increasing evidence that
good purebrcd males have wide in
fluence on the quality of young stock
and on the returns from stockraising
operations. One day recently the
United States department of agricul-
ture enrolled in the "Better Sires-
Better Stock" movement several
ranchmen, each Of whom had more
than a thousand head Of live stock.
One flock Of sheep contained two
hundred and fifty purebred ewes and
thirty-four hundred and fifty cross
bred ewes, the sires being all pure
bred. A cattleraiser who enlisted in
the campaign the same day notified
the department: 81 have disposed Of
two grade Hereford bulls recently.
having decided 10 run nothing but
purebrcd sires." This remark Is but
typical Of the progress Of the move
mont in Montana.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-29
SHEEP CONDITIONS IN
IDAHO ARE DESCRIBED

DIR, S, W. Mcclure, the former see
rotary Of the NATIONAL Woolgrowers ,
association, and now manager of the
Columbia Basin Wool and Warehouse
company near Weiser, Ida, gives in
the October WOolgrOwer a statement
as to sheep conditions in Idaho: "Gen-
eral conditions affecting sheep in the
state Of Idaho are better than for
many years. Good rains have fallen
over most of the state and range feed
is very good. On October LIST we have
not yet had frost in Central Idaho.
The hay crop is as large as ever grown
in this state and it has been put up in
first-class condition. A little hay has
been contracted in the stack at seven
TO eight dollars, but the total sales
have been small. Farmers are still
asking ten dollars for hay but an Of
fer of eight dollars would buy most
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-29

Of it. Idaho has a large crop Of bar
ley which is selling to the elevators
at around $1.70. The elevators are
disposing of it at about 1925 in car
lots, bulk.
"The wages of sheepherders are now
gradually being reduced. Some Of
the larger outfits are paying about
seventy-five dollars per month and
most of them will be on that basis by
December LIST. Lambs in Idaho and
Oregon are about cleaned up and good
feeder lambs are now selling at 1912
cents. r. i. Bickness of Boise. Ida,
has bought eighty thousand lambs for
customers of his banks The demand
for breeding ewes has developed quite
strong and some fair sales are report
ed. In Southern Oregon two bands
of fine wool ewes recently changed
hands on n basis of thirteen dollars.
Not many sales Of wool have been
reported. A. J. Knollin recently sold
his quarter-blood wool at 37i5 cents,
Boston, Mass, and his braid at seven
teen cents Boston. 4 clip of short
heavy fine clothing wool was recently
sold in Portland, Ore, by the Column
bia Basin Warehouse at forty cents.
While most Of our feeder lambs are
gone there are still a good many year
ling wethers left Some feeders are
turning their attention to wethers as
they can be bought around 3i5 cents
lower than lambs. Many thin wethers
at around seven cents will show a fair
profit on cheep feed"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-29
YEsTERpAY,s MARKETS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 2s.-.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; beef steers,
barely steady; early sales, Ss.a5 to
$3.50; nothing choice on sal, sotck-
crs and calves, steady to strong; all
others around steady; bulk she stock,
5000 10 $3.50; Gamers around 400:
best vcalcra, $3.50.
Hogs-Rcceipts, G0OO; closing fair.
~ active, generally twenty-five Ia
forty cents lower than yesterday
average. Top, $500; bulk medium
and heavyweight, Sl24O 10 si2.75;
good and choice, 100 TO lGO-pound
hogs, sl2.25 TO 1890.
Shocp-Reccipts, $500; lambs and
ycarlings, five 20 twenty-five cents
higher. Feeding yearlings, $1,000;
western lambs, sl2G5; sheep, twenty
five 10 fifty cents higher; feeding
wothers, $500; feeding lambs, steady
to strong, Sll.25 paid.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-29

Concluded From Page Sikh
after all deductions, that they have
earned over sixty-five dollars
week.
The Prudcnized Coal company now
organizing at Salt Lake City, Is befare
the state securities commission with
an application for permission 10 sell
thirty-five thousand shares of stock
of the par value Of ten dollara a
share. The company has control Of a
patented process for firing furnaces
for heating and industrial plants with
finely powdered coal, thereby elimi-
mating smoke.
More applications for rehearings in
the special contract eases but recently
decided by the public utilities COM
mission of Utah after a lengthy in
vestignton Of the agreements between
the Utah Power aud Light company
and fitty-tiye Of It's largest patrons
were filed with the public utilities
commission last Friday. Among the
applicants is the United States Fuel
company large user of power aud
lights at It's coal camps IN Eastern
Utah.
h. NJ. Fuller, the general superinten-
dent of the Mutual Coal company up
in Spring Canyon, was in Price Tues
day last, lie tells The Sun his com
pany will be shipping out coal some
time next month
Danny" Collins, who until lately
had a garage and repairing business at |
Price, is-'to be master mechanic for
the Mutual Coal company soon 10 be-
gin shipments from Spring Canyon. !
lie has been in Colorado since leaving
Price.
All coal companies in Indiana were
last Saturday ordered by the coal and |
food supply commission 10 offer for
sale each week within that state suf- |
ticient coal 10 meet all domestic con
The commission specifies
how much each company shall provide
weekly.
Fresh disorders broke out in the
strike zone of West Vir-
ginia last Friday and Saturday. One
mine superintendent has been am,
pushed aud killed, Federal troops are
on the ground,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-29
Sudden Fluctuations.

CHICAGO, Oct 25. - Representa-.
tives Of live stock exchanges of the
United States at conference here
today appointed a committee 10 in
yesiigate and recommend means 10
prevent sudden fluctuations IN the
prices Of meat animals. The problem
is fundamentally one of better adj
iusting the supply of live stock 10 the
demand, Under the present system
the number of meat animals received
at the different markets varies by
thousands from day TO day and week
10 week. This tends to cause severe
fluctuations up and down of the
prices received for live stock.
A. b. Atwood of Hanna in Ouch
esne county has just been appointed
brand inspector for the western part
of that county His headquarters are
at Duchesne. The appointment is an
nounced by the state live stock com
mission.
Because Of the great difficulty OF
purchasing frozen meat, due to the
high exchange rate, and because the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-29
WILLIAM EDMAN, NATIVE OF
UTAH, Up FOR COMMISSIONER

William Edman. whom the demo-
Gratis have named for the commission
ership for two years, Is a resident OF
Castle Gate He was born at ogden
torty-one years ago and lived al Salem
In Utah county from the time he was
years old until he attained manhood.
Then he went TO the quartz mines at
Mercur and elsewhere IN this state
until some seventeen years since he
located at Castle Gate and has been
an emplOye Of the Utah Fuel company
and the Pleasant Valley Coal COM
pany ever since. No emplOye OF the
several thousands Of the Utah Fuel
company stands higher I'm the estima-
ton OF those above him than does
William Edman. He has been a work.
ingman OF the real kind an his life.
Al Castle Gate, where he is the best
known, he has been "A promoter Of
baseball, clean sports or every kind
and has done much TO better social
conditions OF the camp all around.
Those who know him best realize his
fitness for a commissionership. He
has the good, hard sense and business
ability that is required for the place.
The voters Of Carbon county can make
no mistake In electing him. Again,
that end OF the county Is entitled 20
representation on the board. William
Edman Is honest, capable and above
small things In nominating him for
the place the delegates to the conven-
ton had In mind the fact that II elect
ed he will also represent the large in
terests up Spring Canyon.
Democratic County Central Committee