The Sun. [volume], April 26, 1918, Image 1

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LIBERTY DAYTO BE
! OBSERVED IN
j PIE
i HON. (IK)lt(Ii: A. WOOTTON, M.
Oil, ISHUIM IMMHLAMATtOV
I Judge Mcorge. ClirlMi iih n to Deliver
? Patriotic Aeldrcwc Al lln Tnlicr-
I nude and C. It. Morriixn lo Tnlk
On Liberty Loun Work Musical
nnil Literary Program ln(cniicril.
I In llnr with the proclamation ir
I ''resident Woodrow Wilson nnd Art
J ing Oovcrnor llurilon Iliiiulnn ub-
I ervnnec of Liberty Da) will Ik linil In
I Prkei thl (Friday) afternoon, Oeorgo
B Wnotton. mnyor, having proclulm-
I id a half holiday Ills proclamation
I u n pram elmwhe re lii this Impnsslon
f Tim Bun llimlncM house nr. to
close from 1 o clock of the nfti rnoc.ti
mill G n'clock of Ihe evening Wed
nesdu) evening, ut the Imitation of
Mid or Wont ton, A. W Horsier), pre-sl-
ilctit of tho Carbon county council of
dcfciiMc, nnd several mimbir of that
bod) mot with hi honor nt Clt) Hull,
when n program for the dn) wn out
lined Handbill announcing tho oli.
'ervnitcn of Libert) Dny nnd Ilia exer
cise In ho hrld itl the tuhcrnmle Wete
Kircutntpd yesterday afternoon
Tin high sihnol liuiid, under tho
irntlon or I'ror A llurgene r. n 111
hlvn lilt opeiiBlr roncirt nt the court
house ground Mnyor Woottnn will
'i muster of c en mon In. After tin
contort nnd mi Invflntlon I rum Hip
iinnjor those iiNccmhlul will adjourn I
tu the tnhcrmitlc llin thin will In
patriotic nddrcM ly Hon tlcorgt
l hrlstcnm'n, dlstrltt Judge. in redid
t) tho Invocation h) lllshnp llrvnor
w r Prlci ward Cnrl It Murium n
liMlrtritiu of tin finance committee of
;ihu council of defense will make u
hurt talk on Ihi work of tin- i nil
Homily Interspersed will lm liter
ery unil musical program appropriate
t i tin dn)
(Mi the program for it rending I
IHIs lnc Hentt, Old lllor) ' silei
tlnn, high mIiimiI nnhestm 'The llirt
Flag Tlmt Flout.' nolo. J K (iilhcr
um, "The) All Hung Annlo l.nurli,"
'duel. Misses Uiiiru Wontluu nnd l.ll
It llr)ur, 'Kui tho Homo Fire
Illuming," wilo, Mis Inno Mom. song.
'America." nudlimi. Iicnedlellon All
business house lire expected to close
let 12 o'clock, tiiKin. District omit will
e.djniirn nnd Mm hunk nr to iIom
iAIsci tho public office. The sthool
luive a half hollda)
' In moit rcry clt), town nnd com
niuiilty of tho lount), u fur hh heard
Irom, tho proclamation of tho pruid
1nt nnd the Kirtcnior will In udlii red
to
i LOCAL GROWERS SATISFIED-
N Ciiinpliiliil Ihnnl lnim hint inu it
n to (lowrniiii ill I'rliv. J
Tin mil) niminmil otftnd hy I th
.MiluinMvrn on the m Hon of tho Ko
t rnmenl In f IxIiik u prlu on wool uml
iluuldliiK l Uho over thuV In nturuiro
und thin year' clip nt thu flxid price
In tlmt till nctlon ellmlnitiH th
iipmuUtor und niich henofltn n nrj
ilirlwd will nrcruo dlruit to thn kov
trnment nnd the woolitrowir Whllw
miioI producer Kiiierully urn not will.
Knit In l iiuotod an tln w. they
trotmly Intlmato that the. action of
tho Kovitrnment I really u uMid thliiK
for the producer nnd for the utrn
inenl. The) frnnkl) inlmlt that tho
ovrnmintn union I fa'r ,vt"
thoiikh the prlie fixed I nlxiiit tin
lonlM lower limn leitlly expiitrd.
h Up to the time tho overnmenl took
Action Tur duy. no ilubllhid price
had nnlly Ih.i crentud for Mil yiura
market. It I explained hy wool deal
r. IhoiiKh mmu ule liavo run from
Mxt) li hlRh a uenty lent n
Bound. Ill view of thl It had hem ox
biclud that the prlco fixed h tho kov
Mnment would hu from flft) to 'Uty;
Mvo or eent) lent a pound. Juit
iKforu ho loft Utah for WMhlnirtnn,
P. C, a few any nun Soirolary Mc
dure of tho National Woolsrower
5woLltlon exprued the opinion, In
in Interview, that tho price Mil yur
xould he from fifty to nlxty.flve cenU.
Thu action of tho a-uurnment " fix
(PC the price ut from fifty to lxty
font hov that hi forecmt wa ery
OlOMO.
HfeThv wool clip In Utah thl caon I
KtlnitB' nt between 18,000.000 and
Br 000,000 pound, and, under federal
Kctlou. thl mut all be turned over
HRo thn mernm,cint for tho price fixed
mluv It will bo commanduerod It I
Seated thut ll tho Utah, wool will le
WTurni'd ovrr ut the iiovirnment price
Wlthuut recnatlon In othor word,
BUtuli woolgrower uro untUfled with
WMo bi eminent' agllon
HKlVtcr llarbotslln of (Irem llher ha
Thed two application for the uo of
Bix nnd fhe ocond-fcet of wutcr, ro
tctlMl, from tho Han Itafuul river
Hta i:mer) county, to Ihi ued In Irrl
wSitlni; nine hundred and twi nty nin
i)of land
Eftll V I'ltAV I-OH AMKUIUAV
ICTOIIV, HAYK lUMIH.IKJFH
R 4
i.
t TUl'KKA. Kan, April SS
H4 "Ihe people of (Ivrmun) mil-
B4. Hon of mon nro hoplnR nnd
n nniiliii; thut America will win
B the wur, ' Oov Blmon llambercer
Wm of I'Uih, declared hire toda)
m Tho real people of Oi-nntinj,
the xlavi of autocracy, nro
K bound down by Iron rule Tho
only relief offered, thorn come
H4 from America Ami rlcn victor-
ou In Mil crrat conflict," ho
.ild
Entered as 8econdCtai Mntttr, Juno 4, 1118, at tho ro.itofflco nt I'rlco, Utah, Under tho Act of March J, 117V,
VOLUME 3; NUMIsEK 18 EVERY FRIDAY APRIL 2G, 1918
TOO LATE TO REPENT
Tin Hun rnrtoon IhU week l.i clrinn I) Itii) Hhi)i if I'rlci miu of Mr und Mr l.d Hlnxi The Joiinic limn
him recciill) tnkrii tirli In the mhiHili ut Halt Kike I' I) for hi dr.n Iiik nnd rh nn connldernble nblllt) hIoiik
iIich, thu which Ir f tloiid ip will n i doubt brlnic him Into promii tic Hi hn nrvrr taken liioon ex ep
In tho public tchoolii Illi tulcnt conic i to him .laturulh
THAT SUN ADVERTISERS MAY
KNOW WHAT THEY GET,
Hlntn of t'tnh, County of Cnrbon, .
J A Crockett, prenldent of tho Kim
PuMlnhliiK iftmpnny, flrt belnK duly
Mworn on onth, depone and fit) that
Mm number of topic of the Hun
printed ii nd circulated through the
mnlU unit otherwise for tho wick of
I'rldio, April l, Ittlt, hiw thirteen
hundred (130(1 cjipll'i1. h fourtcin
(III coplc ri tnlnucl for office file
nnd life nnd HHlled In iirlntltiK
J. A CltOCKl.TT
Hubmrlbcd nnd awiirn to beforo mo
thl 32d dn) of April, 1911 My com
mlulon expire March IV. 191 J (Heat )
U. It, MAUCUHP..V
N'otnr) I'ubllo In nnd Tor Carbon
County, Utah.
EDWARD F. TREFZ
An American upeclal mhulon I now
In Orent llrltalu utudylnr the food
dltuatlon thorn nt tint hand for Her
bert C Hoover, the federal food nd
mlnUtrator, Thl lato DrltUh official
photosraph how Bdvard P. Trefx
of tho American national chamber of
commrrro and who I a member of
the mlMlon, holdlnR a klddlo while on
n visit to tho l'oplar dlitrlct of Ion
don, wnero Mm mhulon xtudled the
manner of KHlMnK food to the needy
somi: Tr.cni:iiH m:.MiNiN(:t
whim: oTiiniiK ami: i,kvinu
County Hupcrlntondent of RchooU
lljan hak not u )et ecure.d all the
teacher thut lire to be umplo)ud In
the Carbon xchool the comlnit ar,
and not until the lint U completed nnd
acceptance receded will Mm namu be
nmdt public that U, the name of
teacher unnnunced Howover, from
other Kourcea It I known that moul
of the teacher. at the Cnrbon hlRh
huvo been ro-imployecl nt lncriaed
ralurlc 10 to B6 perient. Amone
them nro A. llurWener.ya. N nilcrtnon,
B. V Ooldlnff, trJean McMillan
and Mi Inex Hcolt Treient teach
er who will not bn hero aifuln are J,
a nubler, It H Walter. Ml Mir
iam Thurman and Ml Dtiu Lucllo
MontRomcry Ouhlcr koc to Morit-an
Clt)
Utah coal operator report their
bulnu n plcklm; up nntkoabl)
Much coal U helm; vhlppcd to Call-
fornla and the north and iiorthufut,
tho Indication" be In if that the tout
consuming public Ifuve awakened to
the wlkdom of the fuel admlnlotrn
- Mon' advlco to Htore coal for next
winter, And uro doing It
Upternmcnt Auir qammun, In
' charve of. the brunch mint offlco at
' Salt !nko City, yeatrrday received In
' .tructlnn from Waihlngton, D C, fo
' pay a dollar an ounce for llvcr until
further ndilKod Thl I th hlehent
prim lnie the whltn nim jnmped
to I OS lit fall
DISTRICT COURT ISJGMN IN SESSION
Judicn (leorito Chrluli nen, nccom
pnuled by Court Ite porter Alder, n-
turned to I'rlco lut Monday evetiliiK
'from (Irund and Han Juan ceiuiitle
nnd on Tuesday mornlii; re-convened
court hero utfer u week' nWucr
Mont of thn forenoon of Tuewluy wii
Klven oer to muttunt In thp probate
dlvUlon with vevernl cum finally ell
pimed of Today the lourt I tuklnu
n half holiday JiulKe Chrlxteneu ex
pott to bo herir until about Heilurday
week, when he true to Muntt tor nn
adjourned term of the Hnnpetn court
The nmo of I'cdelo da Vuona, ml
mlulntrntor of the citato of frank
MiiKcaro. ujpilhit Utah I'uel coinpun)
wn ectth'd )mturday without Kolnit
to trial. Mukcnru wu killed lit tho
defendant company mine at Hiiiin)
ldn hut full JudKment wan nlxen by
tlpulullon for twent)-four htiudrid
and fifty dollar.
J. II. Itedd and T. A Culp. dolni;
butelnCM u I'rlco Auto and 8rlo
(Inrnifi', Miralniit II (' Wards ull on
nc count Demurrer to complaint uh
mltted to court, overruled nnd thirl)
ihi) Klvcn to unKwcjr
Oliver Jcnmi I'nrrott und cithine iik
nliiHt John Arrunco nnd othe r, con
demnutlon prnrredlnx Continued
fur tho term.
Chnrlc I'ratto, udmlnlntrutor of the
cotalo of 1 ruuclccei I'rutto. dveeuted,
iiKullint John Credl JudKment for
plaintiff. Deed ordered reformed mi
u to lorructly dmrllm tho proper!)
ut buue
Uiul I'oiuiit uiiulimt tho Denver
nnd llin (Irnnde. ditmiiko null. Con
tinued for Mm term Defendant I
MIcKCil til huvo blockaded with It
railroad track cortuln ktouiuI of Mm
plaintiff ut llelptr.
Kiln C Kdwurd . Ilalpll It ltd
wurd; divorce, Ily tlpulutlon du
oreo of duorcn I modified. Cuvtndy
of Houlo It. Hdward Ktven defendant
und alimony U reduced to twenty dol
lar u month.
1LMEI1 CtMllia 1H HERE
Two Oontlomrn Yom Iho OuuUlo
IxMikhiK Kniesrr rxld Ovtr.
Kmury tnunty oil proipeicU nro'
uvaln attractlntr attention from tho
outxlde. L&Ht Tuesday two Rontlrmen
cunm to Irlce nnd after regUtcrlni at
thu Havuy for tho nlsht loft the fol
low In; mornlntr by their own convu)
anio fur the Bail llufnul field, whom
they uro now making un Inapectlou
If Milmrti took kooiI to them a gi"d
on huvo been rvpreieeuUd, they will
make numerou location and pre
pare to exploro thu field
Tho partle referred to lire) It. A.
O'Kejnl of Caupe r, W)n, and A. U
Hpcncer of Halt Lako City The Utter
lh n cnpltillut with larko mlulnir In
terevt. the formwr tho owner of three
prodmlusr well In the Caliper Hcctlon
of W) omlne. They were dlrectud to
Haxtern Utah by J, C, Jennen, a di
rector of Walker Uro., Hanker. They
cums hero with letter to C It. Mar
cuueii, caahlcr of Trlco Cummerclil
and Havlntr bunk
Up to laxt night the) weru atlll In
Mm outhorn country, but uro expect
ed back In l'rko any time Thoy have
promlKed loial people to klva thulr
lmprelons of tho ileld over San
Itafoel way upon their return Cor-'
bon and IJmory county oil prnapeit1
aro belli- talked about uway from
homo, und It I exported numerou
one will be alonx during Mm um
mor lookluB for oil, ,
O'.S'cnl la a friend of ManaKor IM
Connrry of tho Savoy. i
Although hb tendered hi rcl(rna-
Man sgmo tlmo ao to. toko effect on1
tho 18th, If C. Smith '.I MII holding
dmvh tho JnU a mVinnirrf drtho Wnt-1
rn I'nloi, nt I'rl yill T Wt hnl
dot rut whown up.
Murv J Knight v William Knight,
citation to nhow eauin pnwd for Mm
prenent I'lnlntlff nllnMed filly dot
lur ullmoii) nnd defendant purged of
contempt
loul lloiita v Clt) of Helper, null
on bill of e xchuugn or order for twi Ivn
hundred dollar Cuo heard and
taken under ndvlw.miut
In the matter of the niloptlou of
Augilo '.amprdrl, minor I'otlllun of
H W Molding and Mubto I' Molding
granted Child to lie known n Orlu
Molding
i:ttn of IavI Jflliete, ileteonnj.
Hearing on final urcount nnd petition
fur dlttrlbullon granted n pru)cd fur.
ltnto of Henry Ubaud, eleceaiced,
Petition for letter of ndmlnUtrntlon
heard und I, i: Whltmoru nppolnted
ndmlnlftrator Hood f COO 00
nitutn of I'hlllp Mcdulre, de leaned
I'liuil nccount unci petition for dlatrl
butlon Imnrd nnd granted u pru)ed
for
Kublte of Jcmeph Hlrlunnl, ileeiuhid
I'liinl net mint und petition for muiii
nmr) dltrlbutlon heard nnd granted
Hntato of John II Jumeie, eleicsimel
Petition for yptilflo perfurmuuie, giv
ing deed to liu Kvuti op Tophi I lur
propeily for one-half Intercut Alxi
final iiiniunt und petition for ellntrl
butlon grunted a prn)ed for
Hutittn and guardlanihlp of May
Janic. Until JitmcH und other, min
or. Petition fur lettc r of guardian
nlilp lieurd und granted. Ilirthn
Jante. guardian llond fixed In tli9
Nil in of 13(0 00
Kietuto of KrancUcei I'rutto, elecea
ed Petition for rpecMflo perforniiineo
(half Interent In farm of dec rated)
AIo final account and petition for
aiimmary dlitributlon granted
Kktntu and guardlamhlp of Annu
Marin I'ratto and other, minor.
Petition of Churl P. Krattii for let
ter of guardlaiuhlp granted llond
1600 00.
PROCLAMATION
Following the designation by 4
President Woodrow WlUon of
t Friday, April 26th, a Liberty
Day, and acting nn tho lUggiMi-
tlon of Acting Unvcrnor Harden
Ilennlon that the people or the
Mate of Utah obwrva Liberty
Day to the fulled degree.
I, Oeorgo A. Wootton, mayor
of I'rlco, proclaim n, half holiday
4 beginning at 1 o'clock of the of-
temoon of April re, lll, and
nk the people or Price to ob-
erve tho afternoon by a general
auipenilon of bualnee and labor 4
Tho good people of Price huvo
henerouily ulmrlbed to the
third liberty loan, but have fallen
hort of the mark or "a liberty
lond In overy home"
That thl mark may be reach-
ed und that further Intercut In
tho wur aim of tho government 4
may bo shown, the holiday In pro-
claimed and ull bullae ordered 4
impended from 1 o'clock until
8 o'clock p. m
ai:oitai: A, WOOTTON,
Mayor,
Dated, Prlco, Utah, April S(,
Ul.
All or Mm muchlnery niceHiiary for
the regUterlng of women inemy all
en In Utah I rend) to bo plaied In
Immediate operation a oon a In
ttructlons ore received from Wash
ington, D. C, which U believed will
be within the next two week. In
X'arbon county It I expected those
Iwomen'WIH M Tequlred to register
with loenl pnAtmantrr a ther men re
,ietntl) wore mmpelled to clu
HELPER CITIZENS PROTEST AGIST I
MOVING DIVISIOIITO THE SUMMIT . I
Proposed Million Dollar Expenditure Not Only Rank H
Injustice to That Town Cut Is Wrong to H
Others, the Representation. H
Helper eltlivn nnd iropirt) eiwn
rnt Hie up III nrmyeignlniit the moving
of the Denver unci JtlV Mrnnde ill I
nloii from that own to Holdli r Hum
mil and )rtere4ay thy) forwarded a
protmil In ulroiiK liinutiiigi' In Dlreitnr
Oenernl of liallridn Mi-Adim nt
Wuahlngton, D CT which will bo for
mat!) prevented toda) It I allege el
b the prolentuut thai moving Mm
dlvbelmi from Micro to Hotelier Huinmlt
would reicult In llm ruin or large
bulneM Intereiet of a thriving anil
Id colichtliehcd ceimmunlt) of omo
twelve hundred luhnbllient. Again
InirniM-d und udeeiiiili fuillllleie were
added In the Helper ticllroiid )nrd the
ial )mr, which If completed, rcl
di nt thero uwert will iiillo renm
ably meet Mm railroad need It I
further ret forth In representation in
Director General MiAdoo Mint the
mad t In Mm hand of it receiver and
ibi lining pavnienl of dc lit obligation
not im Hired by mortgage the pro
po.rd expenditure of ii million dollar
or more ut Holillcr Hiimmll would cf
fctt further dehi) and Impairment of
It nblllt) to pa) mhIi obligation. 1)1
rector (leiiiral McAilon I nhked to
tnkn up tho hearing In behalf or the
, lull rented public
Thn ncitlon of Mm government in
' permitting llm Denver nnd Itlo
(Irando to clevolo a million dollur of
It fund lo Mm Improvement of ta-
, rllltle nt Holillcr Hummlt I like ly to
meet with nerlou objection on Mm
inert of creditor of the rouil, iiimi. It
I HUMrled Thn lompuny I iiejwjn
tin Imnil or a receiver nnd pleading
pove rty to nil ult brought uhiii JuhI
eibllgntlon not ecured by It mort
gage It I un old trick among big
flounder to overload a railroad with
mortgage owned by the Itmlder and
thru to throw tho proper!) Into tho
hand of a receiver. Of iiiuriw thn
Itmlder buy thn rnnd In for a eong
when the mortgage are loreclocod
with llm remtlt that nil bonulldo
toc kholder are wludlcd o the Mock
become entirely worthlrn. Incident
nlly all nc cumulated clulin for Injur
ed em pin) e. lout nnd ilaiimged freight
nnd other nbllgntlon. being iondury
to Iho bond, nro wiped off tho lntv
unci Mm public I further mule ted to
the tune of innu) million In Mil
matiuir
Tim reinolo hope of hiicIi elaliuiiut
lie In the ability of receiver to ilar
the M)tcm upon u paying bal o a
tn earn und provide money for thee
Juki debt owing the public lue well J
to provldu for the "ilnch" plnyetF
who hold tho hond The iipproprlu-
II f n million or the Denver and
Itlo Mrnnde earning to Holdler Hum
inlt Impniveinent liurcaw Mm m cur
It) or Mm bondholder, a tho proper!)
will pa we under the mortgage a the
Improvement lire made, hut al Mm
ftiime lime the linen or widow having
an iiinettlcd tlalm for pencnnul In
Jurlc mut wait until that million I
earned again before) hi normal chain
or payment I reitored
It would hi em that Director Men
cm I McAdoo hn been bunked by tho
bondholders Into overlooking tho fact
thut Mm Denver nnd llin Oninde owe
million of dollar to n truting publlo
which I unnecured by mortgage.
WOULD ClATItAI.I.i: ALL
LAMOK Of Till) COUNTIIV
AAHHI.SMTON, D. C. April :3
A national labor admlnUtrntor to
havu ihurge or all lalmr problem In
volved In thu production of wur xtip
pile will bo named by Preildcnt Wil
son noon Dutlu.. now performed by
vurlou talior buroaua In government
department huvlng to do with war
material production will be tuken
over und co-ordinated b) tho new of
ficer Tho plan Is a part of the gen
eral preitruni for i out milling labor
control n contemplate d In the reor
ganisation tho departmunt of lubar U
now undergoing Thu lubor admlnl
traior will naaumu idiiiu of the work
now done b) tho department of labor
und work In ci-operutlou with the la
bor bourd, heuded by Former Presi
dent Tart und Frank P Walh, named
recuiill) to icttle lubor lontrovc rle
Much or tho lubor uuriat or recent
month hu been ihurged tn luck or a
tontrul ugency for administering la
bor affair und to the fact thut gov
ernment department which ore hav
ing wur materials manufactured havu
worked out their own wuge scale'
without reference to other depart
ment One or the first thing the la
bor adiniuUtrutor would do probubl)
would bo to eiiiiallxo wage In plant
engaged In war work
It wa nut mmlci known tndu) whom
the preside nt hu In mind for the
place
Pineapple sherbet promise to bo.
tho only one on tho market thl sum
mer seiiKiin, and leitt-r that nm disap
pear Ihi bt due to a request from
Mm national food administration to
Ico cream )nnufacturer to c,u( It out,
a drib way of aavjng sugar, Tor It re
quire nwito aa much sugar to make
he-bet an Is required In Ico cream.
, Lu - IjH
WEATHER H
Tho Hnn Hpeclnl Hervlco
DKNVKIt Colo. April 20, 7:10 n H
m Know thl afternoon or tonight H
Ci idler Hiittirdn) nnd generally fair, H
Invostlgiitlon b) the department of H
agriculture In fifteen atnte shoH that H
of u totnt of ,x!6,Uz sheep. 31,68 H
were killed by dog In one )enr and 1
wero paid for by the counties H
STAKE COW AT PRICE I
Pl-iigrniii Aniiniiiiiiil It) tln Mutual
linpnivi mi nt Ornniiluitlon.
Frldn) and Saturday nf next week H
thn Carbon Mutual Improvement a-
Mielnlliinie hold their etuke ciinlcM BH
ut Price, running through the evening H
of thn first die) nnd forenoon nnd nf
lernooii und evening of thn Mce-ond
On) The program In brief follow!
Frlda) Kvenlng Drawing for their H
plain, priocr nunountnmeut, pub-
He upeieklng, IiiiIIoh nuarti I, riudlng, H
nniiouiireinilit of Judge H
Haturdn) Fori noon Drawing for H
place, ilitiio duetM, retold lorlrt, con- B
trnlto moIo, iHiprulin hoIii, vocal duet.
Hdliirdit) Afternoon Hum bnll, both
Ini)h uml girl hundred )ard ilsnh, H
broad Jump, flfl)-)nrd dnshi high H
Jump, pole vnull, hntf-mlle relu) H
Heetiirduy livening Drawing for H
plain iru)er, iintiounc erne nt. male H
Hiiartut, liame hiIci. tenor cilo, mixed H
ijtuirtet, iinnoiimi menl of winner
In nil evinl. followed b) smilal enter- H
Dr II II Moetsmunu I In e barge H
of Mm program Thomt lire) being
printed und ought to bo ready for dl- H
trlbiitlqn b) next Mondn) H
SPECIAL TRAIN DOUBTFUL '
1Hik Llko l)aKiliiline.iil tn Pceiplcf H
nf llclnr unci Price. H
Tomorrow (Kaliirday) evening I the H
Minn set for the opening of the new H
amusement hall nt Huiinyslilei Num- H
ereni Price peopln have invitation H
und hud figured to gu If a special train' H
U run from Helper mid Price f hull H
been announced. Ho. ever, 'a Tim H
Hun goiHi lo pre thl (Frlda)) noon H
there I nothing sum about thn pcclal H
train be lug nvullnble Word from the H
dlspntcher'M office at Helper n) none H
ha In en iirrunged for C II (llbb H
or Utah FUil iiimpany wn lure yes- H
te relay nnd thl morning HocxpriM- H
id hlmioir n iloubful nlMiut Mm train H
being Miippltid b) Iho railroad cum- H
pnii) Tliero nro not nough auto- H
mobllo In the town if Holper and H
Prlco to tun for the crowds. Itov P JM
A Hlinpklu or Halt likiv, Cjty niaue H
tho doilltury talk tomorrow vrnng H
A inu.lcaf and literary program uro H
feature with u banquet und darning. H
ITII HKi:il 'IO IIFI.P TO H
hl'I'I'liY AltMV ll.('llMCrl jH
P J Moran, federal lalmr uomnil- H
Inner for Utah, I In receipt of u no- H
tlce from Washlngtoii. 1) C, culling' M
fur ' lank" ope rator nnd trews fot M
tin army, tho puy in Ihi tho sumo n H
In tho nillwu) regiment. Utah I H
usked tn furnlh ono busier operator, H
a num with experleure In telegraphy, H
one cook, olio storekecpe r, te n ma- H
chine gun mcehiinlc, men with ox- H
peril neu In miichinn hop, one itutn H
englim incchuulc, seventeen traction M
engine driver, eight heavy truck B
driver, ono motorcyclist, ono topo- l
gruphur, ono telegraph oporator, ono H
auto electrician, one blacksmith, one
oxyaettyUno welder, ono bench b-j- H
chlnlst, one luthu hand and one ma- H
chine designer M
Moran Is ulsei udvlacd thut thu ord- jH
nnnio department I In ncod of u H
number of men and women for civil- M
Ian service In Iho United Slate at mil- H
arte ranging from one to three thou- H
und dollar a year Apllcatlon should M
bo inado to thu federal employment H
bureau, 181 WtMt Houth Temple M
Ktreeit, Halt l-ako City. M
PHI PMtlMI TO HUilKTKIt ALL H
IIOK HFCHIN(1 JIAJOH1TV H
It I within tho rungu of proh- H
nblllty," u) a bulletin eul out by M
Cnpt F V Fits Oeruld. draft dlsburs- H
lug ugvnt. in tho local draft boards of M
Utah, ' thut emigre). will enact a law M
requiring men who huvo becomo SI H
year old since June 6, 1017, to regl- M
ter It 1 tin refute. n$ic.iur tunn- M
Mclpata It, und bo, prepared to fur- M
nlsh oxtra equipment ,tnfihose alocal M
board requiring It ut Soon a tho law M
Is signed" tt
Huch local bourd I usked to report B
Ion whether It require oxtra filing lH
space, and on the canditlun of other M
Ice ulpmunt of tho looal hoard, In view H
of the work which ueipenr tn be mm jH
ling In thu near future M
Tn succeed Mark A. Howard, vim H
recently resigned to enter service In H
the Internal reventilfofflco a Income V
tax Inspector, William U Uimph lust B
Tuesda) became IhlefUlerk to Mm M
stntc road commJlun Fur seviu H
Sears Lamph ha folltiwed the no- H
counting business, havrig for tho lout H
two year been with tho United State H
Fuel company o supply nnd material jH
man. He wa born In Winter Quarter H
In B