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I Eastern Utah Advocate I
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BBT.EXTH YKAK, MUCK, UTAH, THUHStlAY, Jl'MJ 10, tOl.I. , NUMHKIl St. H
H REDS
Kfeatjsohrlands
Bof tiik i"-ST ciamks OK
kl Hh'ABON HUNDAY IfcHT.
ItlTolry nt tho Two Camp to
BBS HouUi Over HamcIr11 Honor
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L ti Dcfcnt llcforo Uio Twirl
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ftpondenco Tho Advocate
KwATlL, Juno 17. Tho Hla
BBB Ilodi dofoated tho Mohrland
Hln a fast gamo at Hiawatha
BBBBundar. Mohrland has a cood
BflBg In (act, a very good team,
Hho pitching of Whlto was too
Tfor thorn and tho hoary bat
Hst Mcl'hoo routod thorn entire
rrio Hiawatha team has been
IHclhcnod by tho ncqulslton of
Hicy, whoso playing wan greatly
flHnslblo for Hiawatha' heavy
L Downoy In a colloglan , a
IHtato of tho University of Cork,
Ho ho played sonsatlonnl ball, at
Hng tho attention of big loaguo
H, btt ho preforred to koop out
IBotcsttonal ball and Hiawatha
IB bo ongratulatod on procuring
IBcrvlcts. Mohrland was liandl
Hed In having to work an Inox
Knccd socond baseman who was
Table to ncoro ono run for thorn.
lamo Is truo of tholr shortstop,
flflktrctlvo was nt tho gamo look
Hor a couplo of playors who cs
Kl from tho Union association,
ho statod after tho gamo that
Bras misled in coming up, as tho
pb played hero Is entirely too
for thorn. Ho depnrtod Immo
pVftly nftor tho gamo for Clear
Bit. Horowith tho box score'
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BTwobaso hits, Mcl'hoo, Downey,
fljYtlos, Tuckor, bases on balls, off
Biltc, 2, wild pitch, Tuckor; otruck
t, by Whlto, 12, by Tuckor, 10;
umpire, 1; doublq play. Antics to
jfltKcan to Bhanloy; passod balls,
Bckor; loft on bases, Hlnwntha 7,
Mohrland 7; stolon bases, Domorest,
treason, Dodgo 2, Antics, Tuckor,
BBcrlllcQ bit, Downey, Umplros,
acquaintance
You Naturally Trust Per.
H on or Thing Known ::
H By HOLLAND.
WHEN about to cngsgo In
a business venturo you
J prefer to deal with somo ono
J you know Vou have mora
J contldeuco In tho adrlco of an
I acquaintance than tn that of.
H ferod by a atranger. ConQ-
Bfl denco Is based on acquaint'
B anee.
I In buying goods you prefer
H to buy tboso that have proved
Bfl their merit You want those
Bfl of a known standard-thoso
Bfl that havo stood the test of
Bfl uio. Thcso are the goods that
Bfl aro advertised. Look at our
Bfl advertising columns and seo
Bfl It this Is not true.
Bfl Did you ever know an artlclo
Bfl of Inferior merit to bo widely
Bfl advertised? It Is a fact that
Hi U)0
Bl MObT WIDELY
HI ADVEUTISKD GOODS
HI Altn TU13 11EST
HI Justus jou Dnd It safest to
HI do business with a man you
H know, you will And It safest
H to buy goods that you know
H goods with which you have
H becomo acquainted through
H advertising
Iflsssssis: " m ""'" ....? .
"ISN'T IT THE TRUTH?"
I1Y WALT MacDOUGAL
1 tHE DOCTOR 5E.T5 HIS PRICrl ACCORDING "TO tll "TOGS TPU NJAY HAPPEN T6 VVEARl I
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Wallace, until the fireworks started,
tlion Santschl. Timo two hours
The Utah Fuels of Bait LakosClty
woro trlmmod at Mldvalo last Bun
day by tho lattor nine Tho score
was twontv to three
I'rlco Owls and tho Helper Owls
club camo togothor at tho railroad
town last Trlday, tho ncoro being
ton to flvo In favor of tho Helper
aggregation.
I'rlco and Cnstlo Oato play at tho
mining camp noxt Bunday, A good
sited crowd will go up from here.
Jack Caltcrt, who was trlod out
as a pitcher by I'rlco n few days
ago, has returned to his homo at
Myton.
Harry Bantschl nt Muck Hawk Is
anxious to arrange a gamo ylth
somo of tho uppor camp clubs, pre
ferably Scofleld, to which club ho
promlsos not to do n thing.
ROADS HED SOLD
lurr mul Itlu (Jnuxlo M11)' "'""
Tho Ilruiich LIhcm.
Kuroora have been persistent nt
Prico and In Salt Lako City for aov.
cral days now that tho Caatlo Vnlle)
nnd tho Southern Utah railroads out
of this city to tho mlnlnR camps
south aro to bo taken over tho first
of July by the Denver and Kio
Grande sjstem. However, ofllclals
of tho two lines who ought to know
If thero Is anything to tho reports
profess Ignoranco of any deal.
Such, however, would not bo sur
prising, for by tho absorption of Uicbq
lines thoy would not only be put out
of commission as competitors, but
would help tho Donver and Klo
Grando to reach Huntington Canon,
soveral miles further to the south.
Recently tho Denver and Uio
Grando completed a survey to Hunt
ington Canyon, and tho matter of
building a branch out of Price has
been up to the board of dlrcotors in
Now York since.
Tho output of coal at Black Hawk,
Mohrland aud Hiawatha is at this
tlmo some five hundred tons dally,
and Increasing all tho time.
Everything markod In plain fig
ures nl tho Eastern Utah Furniture
company's storo, a tlmo price nnd a
cash price, and that tho lowest.
Your nolghbor paid tho samo as you,
no more no less, at that store.
Advt,
MIDLAND TRAIL SURELY
READY BY NEXT MONTH
Iirgo forces of men and teams
nro putting the Midland trail
through I'rlco IUvor Canyon, no that
tho roadway will bo In readiness
for tho Indiana motorists whon they
como through horo In July nut.
, Tho hoavlcst work Is being on
countored up HOrso Crook Canyon
boond Castle Oato, a strotch of
four to flvo miles. From Castlo
Oato town to Castlo Oato Itock tho
grnator part of tho work of road
building Is dono.
This oxponso has boon borne by
F. N. Cameron, who Is oponlng up
a mine boyond Castlo Oato. Ca mor
on has also rccontly built a substan
tial brldgo thero In connection with
tho road nnd his property.
IHHUKH I'AMl'HLirr ON
(iOOU UOAI) IIHI'AIIUNO
WASHINGTON, D. C , Juno 13.
Increase in tho numbor nnd weight
of automobiles and heavy auto
trucks has promptod tho offlco of
public roads of the department of
agriculture to Issue a spoctal pam
phlot of Instructions on tho main
tenance of highways. It recom
mends the Inclusion of hoavlor and
moro substantial foundations in road
building as a means of keopng
down tho cost of such maintenance
"There (s probably no subject In
which tho progressiva farmor Is
moro deeply Interested," say the
road exports tn a statoment Issued
today, "than that of having roads
connecting him with hi markots
over which ho may bo ablo to hnul
tho greatest possible loads. Good
roads, llko all other good things,
aro too oxponilvo to build and of
too much value to bo neglectod.
Tho pamphlet does not go Into
tha work of road construction to
any oxtdnt, but tho exports have
confined their recommendations to
tho best methods for keeping In re
pair roads already built.
twkijVi: milks or hoaii
just nuur nv county
Tho county has Just completed
tho building of twelvo miles of road
from Anderson's ferry noar Cisco to
tho Colorado and Utah state lino,
according to Commlsslonr John E.
I'aco, says Moab's Times of last Frl
, day. James M. Waring, deputy road
commissioner, has had charge of
tho work. In many places new road
was built, whllo tha old road was
rrpnlred most of tho way.
Tho road Just complotcd Is tho
ono favored by J. I'. Mlllor as tho
route for tho Midland trail from
Clmo oast to Orand Junction. It Is
easily passablo for automobiles at
this tlmo. Only eight miles of road
aro yet to bo built to havo a dlroct
road from Green IUvor to tho stato
lino, by way of Monb nnd Castloton.
Those olsht mllos llo botw-oon
Dowey and tho Dolores river.
Commissioner l'aco Is confident
that tho oast and wost highway
through Grand county will evontual
ly come down tho Orand river.
OixJcr Work On Troll Only.
Ily an order of the board of coun
1 commissioners at Orand Junc
tion, Colo,, all work on county roads
except tho Midland trail highway
has boon ordered stopped. Tho com
missioners aro desirous of having
oory ffort for road Improvement
bont entirely toward tha. trail, and
It is hoped that It will bo In first
class condition by tho Umo of tho
Indiana tourists.
Ilulldliig kI HrldgcM.
Itobert Woodruff, who Is ovorseo
Ing hildgo work on tho Midland
trail, camo In and spent Bunday
with hU family, says Thursday's
Greou IUvor Dispatch. Ho reports
that somo vory substantial brldgos
have been constructed ot ties from
tha nirt nnrrnw L'auL'o road. Throo
hundred and fifty pounds ot nails
was used lu building ono brldgo
Mono, which would Indicate that It
Is ot grotty good construction. Thoy
aro now In tho. vicinity ot Pinto,
working eastward toward tho stato
lino.
UTAH HAS DItOUGJIT, S8
WHATHEIl HUIIHAU IlKl'OKT
Tho national weoklv weather bul
letin Issued by tho weather bureau
shows that for Utah a condition of
drought prevails In all counties, de
spite tho rains previous to last
week. Tho aaraQ droughty condi
tions soom to hold In California, Ne
vada, Idaho and part of Orogon. In
tho East considerably moro rain
was roportod, though nonq fell In
tho Dakotas, Northern Mlnnosota or
Western Pennsylvania.
, i
Legal blanks of every description
carried In stock. Tho Advocate. Pub-
llshtng Co. Advt.
BREftK IK THE flUCHTE'S MflCHINERY I
Owing to a break in it) linotype machine, The Advocate fll
is one day late this week, appearing this (Friday) afternoon, '1
twenty-four hours after its usual time for going to press. The jH
break occurred last Tuesday and it was necessary to send to M
San Francisco for the broken part M
We feel that this explanation will "square" the manage- M
ment with its subscribers, who expect "the great moral and tsflsfla
religious" throughout the county Thursday evenings and il
Friday mornings. lifll
DISTRICT NtOMTfllKS
Ono of tho moit Important nets
of tho Juno term of district court,
now In session, was thu dUnilanal of
tho caso against Former County Sur
veyor Turner, charged with defraud i
Ing tho county This action was i
taken Tuesda), on recommendation I
ot District Attornc) Cherry. '
Tho two stato cases against Form
cr County Clerk Gwlljm Jones are ,
set for Saturday of this week. King
Si King hao taken the place of I)
D. Houti as attorney for tho defense
Tho murder caso against Emanuel
Sargakis, who has jumped his bond,
was dropped from the docket.
The forgery caso against C. A.
Gray was dlsmiRscd on motion of the
district attorney.
Tim trl il of Gust Karas, ohnrged
with burglary, Is net for tomorrow.
The assault charge against George
Duliose of Wellington, was dis
missed Tho grand larceny case against
JamcH Martin, Prank Wilson, Kirk
Smoltzernnd I tort Hand, who arc
charged with robbing a Helper gamb
ling house, Is on trial today, and tho
cases ngnlust James Kelly, burglaty ,
Frank Dusscrro, burglary, and John
Thompson, larceny, nro to follow,
I Tho burglary caso against John
I Gallo is set for tomorrow
In Ujo cms where SfcrtuV PrlA
UUCti KWr OrU5lt!i&rttriW'
fees and the defendant nppoalcd xo
tho district court, appeal dismissed.
Tho following cases woro dropped
from the calendar; Philip Dennis, ot
nl, vs. Spring Glen Canal Co.; Statu
ex rel. Itandolph, Sharp and Hamil
ton, s. 0. S. Fierson; Amanda
CheckotU vs. Henry Cliccketts ; Lap
ham fc Sorenson, vs. Wright Osborn
company.
In tho caso of Helper Statu Hank
s. G. W. Lnlng, demurrer was over
ruled and defendant given 20 days
to (llo nnswer. Same aotlon in case
of JooGrako, vs. 0. A. Franks.
Interlocutory decrees of divorce
wcrr granted to Maud from Hrnest
Jones ; Mnry from Clifford Itoblnson ;
Agnus from Arch McAllister, and
Gulsepplna from Mattco Gravlana ;
final decrees to Hmma from J. V,
Davis ; Francus from Joseph Kos
inlcli. Tho caso of G. W. DuBoso vs. Kz
ra Itranch was dismissed nt plain
tlfTs cost.
First National Hank of Donver vs.
W. II. Fryo, ot al., sot for July 1.
Statu of Utah ox rel Nell Madson
b. County Commissioners and 0. A.
Plerson, dismissed at plaintiff's cost.
Carbon County vs. Gwilym Jones,
W. D. McLean, H. F. Caffey and F
N. Cameron, sot for July 1.
Wright Oaborn Co. vs. Various
labor unions, dismissed at coat of
plaintiff.
Vcrner Grogerson et al. vs. Con
solidated Fuol company, judgment
for plaintiff for $300.
A. largo number of foreign born
porsons wero granted naturalization
papers.
ITALIANJS DEAD
Countryman Must Htniul Trial For
Muislvr at Coal Coiiip.
Casper Palmut, who was stabbed
at Sunn side, on tho evening of Juno
Oth byv Camlllo Planoro, has since
died at a Salt Lako hospital. Lator
tho murderer was captured at Green
River and brought back to Price
and is now in tho county jail
The preliminary hoaring has not
as yot been held and is not likely to
bo until after the present term of
district court, when the man will bo
taken boforo tho justico at Sunnj
sldo. Tho trial will theroforo, come
up at tho noxt term of court. I
mmm ma
Commercial Club Tries to Havo H
Money mvl Iamkm Tlietvby, apfl
ssssssssa
Bomo six. or eight weeks ago a flpfl
reprosontatlvo ot Wellington's Com- , plfl
morclal club visited thq two prlat- ppfl
Ing ostabltshmonts at Prico and tBflsfll
sought bids on a thousand letter 'sflfffl
heads and an equal amount ot on- fl
volopos Tho figures ot tho local '-sflsflsi
concerns footed up loss than nlno !
dollars $8.7C to bo oxaet. BVI
In tho moantlmo, howevor, an III
Eastern concern proffered tho club
tho work at about a dollar and a 1 AflJ
half lew, and tho Job wont Kast, lflfll
along with a postofflco ordor for vl
tho amount, through C. 8. Hill, tho lflflsfll
club's secretary. As yot tht.ro has iflpfl
boon no word from tho work or tho Bpfl
postofflco ordor. Ipfl
Tracers havo boon sent out In tho j pfl
hopo of rocoverlng tho money ad- flH
vancod Tho only regret ot Tho ppj
Advocnto, and wo bollovo wo oxpress sflsflsi
tho sonllmonts ot thn othor estab- aBssflsl
tlshmont at Price, Is that tho Wol-
llngton club was not "slung" for a flflH
still grcator amount. .lflsflffJ
Considering what tho nowopapors i p
at Prico aro doing for tho country pfl
lu gonoral and this county nnd tha pHH
stato as a wholo, It In small busl- j pfl
noss for nny commercial organlso- j B
Hon to send away from homo for flflH
work ot this kind. j
a n-fTiif-tg. un -, svPflssiS V ,JsVflH
Upcr Ooal 0mf. "' " 'twiprrTn 7.", BBB
' flsflssi
Cloar Crook clttsons aro going tu flBflJ
celebrato the Glorious Fourth In pflfta
truo and propor style. At a moot- ' piBl
Ing a few ovonlngs slnco thcso com- I pBflj
mlttoes woro appolntod j IflH
Plnanco Commutes C K. Jon- ( BpJ
sen, David McMIHnr nnd Kit Oour- i
din. I Iflpl
Programs Arthur Walker, Mrs. (
P. C Larson, Mrs. Frank Hill, Mrs. p
Matt Curey, William L Ilurton and i flH
John W. Durton IpflpJ
Ilefreshmonts 8am Woodhoad, flBpJ
Goorgo Marx, Hurt Illsloy, Kdward fljfll
Holllman and David Drown.
Bports David Gordon, Dr. K. R.
Murphy, J K Gunderson, Matt Cur- flftpj
ey, C K Jonsen and A A. Jooso, pflH
Decoration James Avorott, Wll- flBflJ
Ham Sftcetiuan, Chnrlos Avorett, K. pH
It. Bneddon, David Gordon and Aug- flopj
J
Parade Abo Btrato, P C. lrson . '
and David McMillan flflpj
RIO GRANDE IS BUSY
t sflsflsi
Cns of Kunc7orM Working Oh ' !
Colurndu mul Juiloni Utoli Iiac, lH
MKKKUIl, Colo, Juno 13. With ' 'H
tho arrival today ot a party ot sur- ' flnfl
voyars for the Donver and Wo i '
Orando, who began a preliminary .flBpJ
survey from Meokor to Dragon, f , flBpj
Mookor has begun to feel that Its v vflH
quarter century dream ot a railroad IIH
Is about to bo realUod. ' flRpJ
Tho survey Is being made through i
tho White IUvor Valley as far as ! flflflj
Dragon. Where It will go from 1 flflflj
Dragon Is not known. Tho survoy
will follow tho White rlvor, passing AH
through tho famous Illuo Mountain sfll
country and Itangely, Wsyfll
Tho road will ODton ud ono of tho lHssI
richest countries on tho western IsVbVJ
stopo. No portion ot this vast coun- j "NJ
try Is yot traversed by a railway 1 K9J
BOY IS DROWNED '"
lllsssi
1'oniUT l'riou Youth Lohoh Llfo In Isflsfll
tlio Grcon IUvor. Ssflsfll
Tho body ot Weston McPhorson, IflYsfl
tho 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. iflfffll
Charles MoPhcrson of Oroen Illvor IflffJsi
was found at tho stato brldgQ there- ' flJH
yesterday. Tho lad was drowned j pApj
last Friday, and slnco thon a con- " pfll
stant search bad boon mado for tho . pl
romalns. Tho paronts aro well ' tflflfl
known at Price and elsowhoro In. f
Carbon county Thoy, with tho flflH
body ot tho child, passed through u flBpJ
Prico yosterdny evening for Provo, rVflsi
whoro thu funeral and burial wUl I
bo hold today, J i flfl
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