The Sun. [volume], November 22, 1918, Image 1

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"the weather
jit fiiin Special Service
Ot s r u Colo . Nor Jt, SK hi.
-Tonmhl anil Snturdtt) grttsmllr
fjir h cithern portion tiiiw North
tlnl oilier tOlllKllt
If r ttaatl t Iho IlirillChM It Willi I it
M something duo mi lie thankful that
,(, llt lire nit on the other utile
J the I'""'1
"
f ntered , Second-Class Matl.r. June 1,15. nt ih. Postofflce at Price. Utah, I nder the A. t of March J. 1S7
g'NrMimK2B. BVERV FIUI)AY .iToniiiraTSni:
PRESIDENT JOSEPHUlTin
IS CALLED TO ETERNAL REST
Funeral of Head of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints Be
ing Held Today.
IN .Mont Joseph t'loldlna; Smith
im.I f the Church of Jeno Christ r
Utter .Iiii Saints, istsed pearefuti)
nit ii hl home In the IteeHltc
llu t Malt take City nt I M o'clock
.t i xla) morning after mi lllneaa
h ' I'"!" mused r.mslilenihk anxlH)
m i I. lux fntnllt Hint friends for v
mi m ntliH part The end mine
am in hid condition occasioned no
ft- ilirin until Honda) morning
n ie wn seen to experience a
wd I ( hnnge for the worse and
mfiii it- of the family were hastily
min iin il to IiIih bedside from then
u I prt'tloli rugged constitution
pttluilly Kino wn nml It became
nlJ nt Hint the eml nun near Mnn
nty iiliriiooit lie weakened perrrptl
r nml nlthoiigh relnrutltei were
PI In I ntnl ctentlilng iinsulhlc was
len I i rele him life stowl) edited
i'i l lie heloeil rhnrrli tender tiled nt
(he lime InilUHteit In the paeelng of
!' lent Smith the rlitirrli Urn one
' iU most rimaplrnoiiN Mm! stalwart
uri e nml the community h man
i . Iini dune nnieii fr the uphulht-
e i the Orestt West llorn nt i
' m nhm the church was mi'ler
t mi? wmtc hardships, deprive) f
ii f illirr nt mi earl) nice mid reared
Ho midst of difficulties nnd prl i
' i" theee condition drtclipcd it
' if. ilpcMt mid MtretiKtll of hnr I I "
wii Ii peciillHrl) fitted him fir tit-
rk lie wu i ailed on In p rf in i i
ii 1 1 i irn
llml cilto Caret i
t- pioneer hiiri'hinmi fin tit rr
I -blent Joseph 1'lcldlng Hmllli h
(iKiii nn nrtlMi part In the drteloi
nent of thii ltneky Mountain rrgb n
.jring nil hi lift time lie hn wit
mid the desert enuutr) with Its ex
-4IIH mid emigrant train unfold Pit
i MirotililiiK ixpunc of Industrial lir
" I ItM Ion rem h on r wilnl tin
TM-d i) the pioneer iiroiittht Intu
-e rontail li it el of rillnndi
I nntomolillit ctflKee lie iin Ii r;i
einln r 13, I MJ, nt l"r WVkt f ild
II count). Mo, Hint In III oirl
iilhood pHHeed tlirotiKh nil the In
" k. hh iii-H (s.iitiiM tinl with the limit r
ii of hla fa'her. It) ruin Kniith n
1 I'niphut Joeeph Hmllli, Mill It (
rol on June 27, Hit
Tun )enrn follnnliiK the ilr itli cf
father with hi ilni I nirthei
M ,r I lelillni; Hnilth, he blurted out
the Ionic Joiiiiip)' uhlih 1 1 ti
tlumtel) end In the Halt Iiko i'
I- ThotiRli hut n hid of 8 eiira he
" e mi ox tim fur hla mother
' im the elate of Iouh DurlUK the
) iiiru of the fmiill) nt Winter Qunr
' t (now rinrenie. Nol ) ho t
rdho), lmln ilmtKo of tin fmnll)
itkn und nitllii while hla mother wiih
- aherlni; tnKiither temua, wiiKnna mid
iiutUlonx for thn loni; Arduoua tntel
ii ruM the plalim Durlui; thin pi rlod
r wua oiico raptured by Iinllaim Mini
t for the urrlMil of u part)' of work
from tlio luoflelda mlitht hno
t Iho fto common to II fn on tho
'arlrlea of thoin da) a
Iho Hmlth fumll) muile the trip to
ht Ito(k) Mountain next aprlnic In
of the iompaule of Holier C
K inlmll. Thn Impreaalon of that Ioiir
(tfni Jotirnn) Iioji remained it
No of lvlil pirtureH of the ohuroh
' id later ilii)H. with hi rournKeou
1 Kh eplrlted, determined mother iih
'in kiiIiIIiik eplrlt of thn Krent ml veil-
'Th mid lilmtolf oftun ilrhlnK tho bis
kn of oxen that drew the prnltlu
uonm The fnremimt of tho com.
ny to enter tho wille), tho widow
mil hnr family, built ii email Iok enldn
) Mill Creek, fnrmlni? n imnll piece
'and mldwax between tho creek nnd
rle' din) on Ilia mother uruIii
i 'id um the Kuldlnir aplrlt of hla
1 irntlon, ilarUlitt- at flrat with the
' 1o ii a hla principal text book mid
k'lr (oiifluliiir hla aehnol work to the
nttr hihhiIoiui of the early day
ol
In lust, when IS eor of ace he
tie Ida flrat inlimloimi1) trip to tho
' .walliin lalanda. IIo returned four
r Inter mid mrtlolmted In the
I "I iik phone of tho hVho Canyon
" l'dn HtwlRiied to Colonel Cul-
cat air) command nnd liftlnir
' 1 i f the dtttitll Biiard to follow i lone
II i the lieeln of hla excellency, Qov
r r Cutnmluca, upon hla entrance
'i the talley Treildent Hmlth ttoa
L ne ut tho mounted run sera who
wt into tho hllU to wth further
" moteinentu of tho ko eminent
J'1 l ut Camp Scott und won ono of
"" Kuard loft In tho almoat deserted
" Just boforo tho arrltat of Joliiw
' ' army
In the winter of 1858 he received
" flrat appointment to cltll office,
'"it of norKennt-nt-nrms In tho coun-
11 of the territorial IcKlalature Ho
nied hla flrat wlfo UiMnta Smith ,
jo ISg9 und a eur later wai callod on '
" flrnt mllnn to Kurope Tlien fo. i
"wed a mUalon to Hawaii In 1884.
"'"re he wua Instrumental In break
!" UP fraudulent operations nmoni;
'ie nutitea by mi Impostor, WUter M
"won He waa alao Inatrumontul In,
purine a, trm-t of land for the cen-
of Mormon operntonH In the la
l""!. tho district now comprised In
" church augnr plantation at Lale,
N ITItlilC I'l M!ltl
a me. linn .if the ireneral au
lh irllieK nr the hnr. h and rrpfe-wtn-latltea
of the family on In-t Tiiete
mornlna; It waa nnanlm.til P i,r,i
that In Men ..I eaMIOK henlth ..ii
dlttone In the community it nu
lie lmmr to hold pnl.ll. rnnerat
eenleea for the late t'reeldeiil I.
eepti K mlth Thla decl4nn, IhmiKli
rearetfull) adopted, la a in.mire of
prndenee width Hill meet with inn
er I aptx-ntal. we fwl aii-e Horh
aertlrea a ahall be held at the time
or Interment In the city reineter) will
therefore lie brief and prtr At a
later dale hiweter. annnumement of
hldi will m duly made tneinorlrl
hti. en will I held IhrniiKlmut the
wh.il. . hul. i r .r the tainted lender
whom ItMtn nt -Ho erel) l.ut nr
tuft alii nt It in urn
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JOSI 1 ,N(i HMIIII.
In lett of the pritnlllni; ipldemh.
of Influi'tnii the reiimlinrnf I'renldeut
Smith did not lie In Mate. Tiny will
lento the lleehlte I Inline nt IS o'clock
(noon) todn), Krldny Kertlce will
be nt the Kruttwlde. The. proteealin
will bo hemlml li n platoon of mount
(d pullet), followi d by ilty toiumla
alotivr, atate ufflcluN, Kvnerul church
nutliorltle., tho heume. tho fumlly,
Knerul I nun I of relief yotlety, Kinernl
lioard of thn Sunday athnola, general
bourd of Yoiiiik Men' Mutuul III),
protement aaaotlatlou, Keuernl board
of Youiik IjiiIIiW Mutual Improve,
iieeot latlou, Konvral board of prlmar),
Kener.tl lmrd of religion tlomea, em
plo)ea of prtMldent'a off lie, official
mid boarda of dlrevtorM of bunlueM
orKnnlxatloua with whn.h IVeaidant
Smith ttua conuotted nnd other friend
of the president and family
tthcro tho Huttnllan tomplo haa J it at
bcon erected Upon hi return home
ho wna made auccenattely u clerk In
the hl.torlnna office, nu naalatant In
the name office, wna ordalnotl an
Mpoatlo Jul) t, 1801), and became n
member of the npoatnllo count II In
1807
In 1871 and 1877 he waa called to
preeldo over tho Kuropean iiiImIoii
and upon hi return In 1880 he waa
auatalnod aa Heond otmnnelor to
I'realdent John Taylor He held n
tilmllar office under Trealdent Wllford
Woodruff and I'realdent I-oreno
Snow, autcwwlInK to the office of find
couiuwlor uMin the death of President
Oeorire Q Cannon In 1901
1'roidilcut of Cliurdi
In Ottober, 1901, he Iimriiio p resi
lient of the church follottliiK the death
of I'realdent Snott, with John It. Win
der and Antliou M I.und oa hi
counaelora. Since the death of Prel
dent Winder, tho lato rrealdcnt John
Henry Smith, I'realdent Lund nnd
I'realdent C W I'enroae were hla
rounwilora With other church leaders
lie went through tho critical period of
the fltrce nutl-pol)Kainy curwulea and
t lilted oonnldernhly In thn Tavt
where ho became it prominent f uro
In the bis flk'ht then belnu ttRed
ngalnst the ohuroh Ho nlso did much
to propari tho way for the chuiih'o 1
condition that obtained ufter the Is
auanco of tho manifesto auioendlni;
the practice of plural marriage
Hut In addition to hli prouiineiito
In church affairs, for naarly v. half a
(Continued on page five.)
Have You Reported?
INFLUENZA IS SPREADING WITH DOCTORS AND
PEOPLE NOT REPORTING CASES.
Ir (' A Wherr .It) plnoi in nml M r-lml orwn A Ijirw u ihihi.hi
t ie Inopriti r hat Ihk emit naed the tltt found nt ihm wlue the tlmtor In
nttendince had failed to reiwirt them a not hiitliiK Iind n phyeltlau Tho
nrrl itifnea- of the illorfw la knovtn to the people, and Iho henlth tleMirtment
l t impelled to make more rlKld rnlliiK to prevent the further aprettd of tho
diet nee
1 lrt I'hyalclana mutt rotMitt all ene. datl) to Ur. nierr)' office Klrl
phi ue 141 before t oVIiK-k of the nfterneon, or to Mnndutl Uireeii Afti r
.tint hour phono No II I'hIIiik to etimply will be reported to the ctutti
Jli.trd of heallh
J Second All arule alrkneoe with e)mitoma of fev mid cnhikIi muni lie
Iircn It t doctor for dlairnoeU. Tlie ill) phelelaii will coll on reUeet for
this purpoae mid make no elmrne Hmli ihiw not reported will be iionrHii
tlned fi r ten da)a when found by the marahal Th iielKhtmra i.re reiueeted
,ti mnko reiMirt of nil people with aleknea. Tho iiuantiitlne will enter nil
pi- pie In the linitee In theae CMeea.
Third -The quarantine will date from the day tho eaae la iHtrted All
nttt inwH In iiunrmillued pUttea inuot be reported the name ax ir not under
nuarintlne Tho period of iiitarttntlHc U ror ten da ye, I'eopte who aro
nunrnntlnetl foil ml on the Uriel before ten thtyn wilt lie prtteeeeuted.
The health deNirtmut dwea not wmIi to place mi) undue hardahlp on
art one, but thtwo reKUlatlmw mnt be lived up to or more draatlc meaurea
tvlll be uaod
Tho loaa of lite I too irrent to allow people to be a law unto themeltea
I.Ot'AI. IlltAI.TII DHI'AItTMIJNT.
I'rlie I'tah, Not SI, 1911.
MOW. IS MMIIt TO 1'UKVlt.Vr
iMtori i i:i;ui.(3 i roons
Tho federal food ndmlnlalrntlou
ttill contlnuo control of the food altiut
lion until leitnl peoro hna bcon de
clared, mid ulao wilt innke nn effort
to keep down profiteering und apeeu
latlou In food product until the lant
moment, ueeordliiK to n bulletin Junt
ImHied by the Utah food administra
tion. A "fair prlro" lint of rommodl
Ilea, lataed on wholeaule codta. will bo
piilillahcd from week to week In nil
paper throuuhotit tho country, nnd a
chiwk will bo made upon nil oter
charKCM Accord I iik to the Utah ofllrlali, pro
ducer, manufiioturrra and whole
saler liato promlaed their oo. opera
tion In suppreMdnK profltcerlnir of all
sort It I nUo Klteu out that tho
proportion of firm penalized la not
larKe, nnd et seternl millions of dol
lars liato heron refunded In one way
or number to the public It I to bo
I expected, however, that chain; In
prices will come after tho war, but
It hem! cannot eomo under tho inteeor)
of profiteering
Wiiko hate been rnhd. as ttell as
railway rat en and sofortli, therefore
we cannot expect to maintain th
Mina prlte level for foodntufft
UTAH ASKItlt TO IIKI.P IV
I'llMIIM. SlUICUICV HL'HOI'K
In h letter recelveil by J If. Man
derfleld, thalrman of the Utah high
way transport committee, from ltd
ward H Hurley, chairman of tho
United States shipping board, I'tah I
asked to aid In feeding ICurope The
letter urge that all put forth their
best efforts In sending foodstuff to
thoto who are suffering "oter there"
The letter says In irt
"Our grand privilege la hero to re
storo life, strength nnd hope to those
mart) rod brothers of a hundred
tonguos All American ahoulil proto
theinaelves as reaponsite today to the
'cull of suffering humanity, ns In the
time of strife, und wa hopo you will
bo nblo to rally tho population of our
.stnto bark of this groat peace time
undertaking"
Up to lust evening there we.o
twenty-two cases of the Influenza at
I'rlce, according to Dr. C A. Wherr,
health officer for the city One of
the local doctors, whom It la said has
failed to report flvo otuiea, he been
cited to tho state board of health.
DRILLERS B00HCRAND COUNTY
lltcry Indlcnlloii lor Striking Oil At
mid Around Monti.
"Ornnd count) la going to be thn oil
center of the country" said 1 II
Hammond of Moah, In Sal' l-ako Clt
Inst Wodnosda) In connection with
the nil IndUKtr), which I just being
det eloped In III section of the state
"There I no niiMtlon but what we
are to bo a petroleum center." he con
tinued "On thn Maxwell rmicli.
which I praitlcnlly In tho town of
Moab, drilling for tho nmber fluid
will begin within n few dnn The
rig. which will send tho drill down,
Ih near completion
The co m pan), which I preiwrlng
to drill, I thn Western Allies Oil nml
On eompan) When Ur that the
dust In our section I kept down by
oil I mean what I say J W DeWItt
will drill the well nnd all arrange
ments are being made to spud It In
within ten da). Moab I enthtiNln.
tie a the outlook for striking oil will
mean hh much to the county of Ornnd
a II will to the city of Moab it
moana a railroad for iih mid many
other thing nnd will place our county
where It belong on tho map of Utah
as one of tho beat In the state
"Hotwwi Thompson Spring nnd
Moab and twelve mllan from the lat
ter place driller hate Win at work
for some time The drill has pene
trated to a depth of about three hun
dred feet Thla well I In the Salt
VuIImv. where there la eter) Indica
tion that a HHHid well will bo brought
In I am not oterly optlniMIe, but lit
view that thn well, which la to be
drilled in Moab, I nn property owned
by our famll), I have reason to bo
happy"
Statewide community singing will
bo a feature ofitieThanksi,lt lug pro
gram for N7umbtr 38th Letters
hate been eotitlto etiry count) coun
cil I of defono uvxIuKfthat community
singing be i parr-of tho program In
etory town.l city add community In
Utah to be rvcljMli tho largest build
Inga obtainable. It la suggested that
4 o'clock of tho nfternon bo the hour
for meeting The plan haa tho en
dorsement of the goternor nnd state
officials, and If the Influenza quaran
tine does not Interfere this day will
be long remembered In the history of
the state Should It Interfere the dato
will be postponed.
LOCAL HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
suite Otilt rn Work lom On I'rliv to
I It In r Itoiiil.
rl eomilicr III see the begin
ning of the loifttriii lion of uliiet)
tight mile of .nam surfnted high
way In I'tah. nrtldlng to devlnlou
readied nt a tnrltlrut of the otitic road
ttuumleeliiu beet 'Tllesda) Iru It
Drowning, stntei-imd engineer, wus
authorliid to Imte luimedlatt cur
ve) made nu t lot en separate pro
jects, mi that t-ontrnetM inn) be let
Mtrly next spring for completion of thn
work during the summer Heelloiia of
road between Salt I.ako City nnd
Ogdeu twelie mile In Datl cojul)
Mliltnlt. Junction to the Dtiih county
line, II 4 mile, I'tah county linn to
Amerliati Cork, tS inline Pleaaant
Orote to Proto nine mile Proto to
I'm) Mill, eighteen inllea Magna east
eight mllrs llrlMhaui City In Ogden
sixteen miles, !.ogun lo Suillhfleld,
six mllii Uigau In WcllHtlllo. seven
miles, mid I'rlie tuJIulpjM, 4X JlllltM.
Part of the expense to complete
theee road will be borne, b) the coun
lie through which the) wm, it ttti ril
ing to Drowning The rood from
ICplirttlm to Oruugetllle designated u
the forest, road In Hmer) county, will
also lutvimore work done on IU llie
commission npproprlaled fltd thou
sand dollar for till work
ITlll HI(illWAH TO lliait
nt'itii:.v i.v ui;i,iii' ri,.K
Totiiingn ueccfuiary to tit-ry food
otirMwt to feed the Mlurtlng populnio
of KiiroMt will npprnxlmnteo twent)
flto million, ueeordlng to it telegram
to Jocph II Mmiderfleld, chairman
of tho Utah motor transportation
commlttrc, from It. C. Hargreates,
secretnr) of tho United States high
wu)s transport committee
In order that food inn) bo rushed
to liurope n mpldly a possible, tho
motor transport commlttco Is urged
to hasten It work In getting lite
stock nnd grain, na well u other
foods, from communities not touched
b) railroad to shipping centers.
"Carr) on I the lueseago to nil
branches of the hlghwii) trnnapurt
nrgaiiluitlou," Ilnrgreatea has wired
"Our. work la mure Important now
tlinu nt any time heretofore Wo
request that ou communicate thla
mi (stage to all )otir cummlttoemen.
Tint world' food problem I serl
on Tonnage for otcrsen wilt ap
proximate twent) -flvo million Our
organization I railed upon to help
relievo tho situation Wa must facili
tate all hlghwa) transportation to
tnerr) this program through "
oi.iniMic .mim.mi witinm
DUN API KU I.OMJ U.I.MtSS
Old It Propper at one time a
prominent figure- In Utah mining clr
ale, died In a Salt Utke Clt) hoapltal
last 1'rlda) Propper came to Utah
from Tellurlde, Colo, about twenty
fit e year ago Ujion Ills arrival hore
he began prospecting nnd mining In
the Henry Mountain and waa one of
the prime mover In exploiting that
dtstrlrt In many nowspapor. Ho waa
considered an unusually clever writer
on mining topic. !lght oarn ago his
health began to fall mid he became
j dependent upon friend for n lit ell
I hood letter bin mind hemmo affect
ed und ho wn udmlttcnl to the Bait
Lake count) Infirmary flto onrs ago
It la not known whether he baa any
rolatltea living
Mrs I'rltx W Worley of Welling
ton was jcaterday notified by the war
department at Washington, D C, of
the death of her son. Prltnto Ne'den
I' Worley, on the 2th of Beptomber,
Inst IIo waa killed In action on tho
western front The joung mnn left
Carbon county In May last. lie was
about S3 eara of age.
BMyiwiiiiuJaarsCfjBjgagtMM
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K'bbsbsI
I tnh a 1 to ill nil ul n will aasi
not h dd lix niinoul imrting tMn oar , !cbsbs1
This iln ll. n wn rtutehml ait it con- 1)11
fercni( lirhl Ust woek At this gntll- 4bbH
eilHg n retpiest waa retelviM from 9S xtfaLH
per cent of the arhool Hierlntotidonii .aasH
nml bncirda of cducittlnii asking the fll
nMNN latlou to defer holding thn mcot Lsas!
lug us It was belle cd that the tetteh- rJaH
era tootd snotiipllsh more good b IH
rcHtmliilog In sthoil diiinlg the boll- tasasl
ilnt Hum It attending n loiitcntlon . iH
Tin triiKleC or the nsoi I itlmi at- M
qillcn til In the ir.Ui'j iH
CARBON COUNTY BOYS 1
lO.GOiDOWNSINTO jl
HISTORY II
(OtllM.rtl IIMOIID OltlUlllltD Vsl
tt ClltSCtl. Ol DI'I'ltNlt. lUI
ICrniMit S lliir-li') DoIkmiiIihI In I'rt- il
pan' Ninif, Width Iln the Itmlooc. 1 ,
inttiil of Cot. Minoii llmubtrgc'r mid "Nl
Oilier Worker Vmiittl In All Kll
the t'lllcs lnuiinil I'ntlntl. i'll
Kit I' Talor of Salt tke Oty. Sal
sent out y l. Mats ctrttllrll af Ue- 9'saaH
reifs bMK Tnemla) eveHlHM" titcH with GaaBssi
the tlarbtm eoomy pnuurll rtl PrttO In MaasH
iht matter of rcmiplllNg n. war hlntory aBBH
birall) In (oiini'ctkui with one for thn Bbbbsb
slate, whlili latter Ie endorsed by HbbbB
riot HI mon ItttmbtrKer, the stnte HLfl
cnum II and leading rlllxeiw of Utah. ifaasfl
II I eaHMtetl the next legislature will ft H
make an approprlatlou to rover the ?bbbH
vxpeiMM In the iiicnnttmo nil ucrns- (TJbbbbh
sar dnta I to be KHthered and com- JnaasH
piled to thin end the Carlmn coun- MbbH
ell hit unaiiitiioiiel) rmmetl llruest fi. WaH
Hondo an comity historian, und he Kl
will linmedlalel) take up the work, ftsH
He Ha authorised In employ such Sbbbb
help l neresaary for tho duties In MB
Imnd The stale coiinrll nlso re- WassH
quested the photiHtraph of tho eoun- wraH
It louinll memliera, either In grntip 'aasH
or slnglt lo K" Into the btHik. With atsH
11 1 ol.je. t in ew all msintwrs of thn Kll
r.iiio. II ate to meet in Price tumor flH
n w iSaturilay) afteriiiHiu In thr.tr fflaassl
beet raiment, prepared to be "sjiot." Sbbsbh
rommtinlly conn el I of defense waa uVI
also arranged for with a. member In nsLsn
cat Ii ri town and prilurt of thn ilaaE
touiit) Tito named are' VafaassH
Winter ijuarlir T J Parmloyi ill 11
Seorield tndrew II.hhI Castle (lute, MH
William Mttlejnhn. Spring (lieu, R. jfassB
C I.or1teu llilper. Dr. I' II Slopan- flsasBsi
site) CartHintllle Ml Henrietta MH
Mnrslng. Prlre. Arthur J Ih; Wei- MassW
llngtou, A U IrfMitinrd, Stinnyalde. W. Wassal
N Wetzel and It It Ktrkputrlck; aiaasH
Clear Creek, II C lleiines; Kenll- Massal
worth, W J Hlwood, StuudardtllU, MbbbH
Oeorge M llecksttxtd. Storrs. Arthur mIbsbH
11 nibsoni Cninerou, W. Y. Olbson; ibsbLs!
Itnlnos, T. T Ijtmph, Uitudii, (lenrgn J asanas!
J Hehultx. Wnttls. It. P Mmilsyt lasLsi
Utah Mine, Kmll (Mluiid. Ilelmr, J. fpaaBBsi
K Pettlt Peerlea. Itoberl Howard! fflaaH
Hiawatha It M Mugraw. Harper, A. ilH
H ThomiHHiii Theeo are all delegated H
to help In thn lonnty' wnr htstury H
Alilerlianlaallou of the alleim of the H
(oiintr) b) sihiMillng nnd otherwise laasH
I a work that I being undertnknu by H
the rounrll of itntlonnl defeiiMt, and H
at the direction of the state ttounill H
five person are delegalecl supertlslon
of till most Important matter. The H
count II named Prof. Orson Ityan, iH
who wna nuthnrltml to seleet four ns- H
slstaiil. Thoiut he named an Styllan TslH
Ktaes, Dr A W Dowd nnd t Kant H
will Home roprcentatlte of union H
labor like!) from Helper, will bo the Sbbbih
fifth The iinlloniil und stnto councils SssH
plii i ii mutli streax on the work to bo fll
done along these line. a'ssbbI
1'immI coiiwrtatlou I tnolhcr sub- rLsH
ject brought before the loenl council L'bssbsI
by the Mute organization, especially bsbbiI
the poisoning of rodents In iich coun- CiH
I) The national lossca from this tH
source ulone are gltrri us running "1
Into tho million of dollars annually. lassl
Thn Carbon couiioll expressed Its tH
wllllngucva to work with tho county tasaBii
commissioners nnd thn count) ugrleul- jtbbH
turn I agent laassH
Ilesolutlnns on the death af Prcsl- HbbH
dent Jose ph V Smith of the Mormon trH
church were directed to be drawn, SaassH
spread upon tho mlnutennnd forward CaH
ed to tho family A committee of bibiH
three. Judge 1' K. Wood, A W. Iil
Horsle) and Albert Ilr)ncr, waa deslg- "aaisfl
nn ted to prepare them Ibbish
hOI.DIinih COUPONS DKIiAV IbbbsI
ILMTtAIMm IIV U.M'l.K SVtf JsB
Scores of anxious relntltes In Luh UH
liato been troubled over tho non- alH
nrrltnl of thn gift coupons whUh HbbsxI
would entitle them to send it Christ- BasH
ma gift to their soldier hay- In BBm
I'm nee As no gift could lie ant iH
oversea without the cohkii. rent by H
the soldier himself, many folks wer HM
nlraad) tlsualislng a gloomy nnd gift- j BHj
Imsn Christmas for their loved onto, H
but Uncle Sam lis come to the rtsKU H
with an oxplanatlon for the debt) nnd i HHj
an oxteiislun of time In which the BJKI
liarrels ma) be sent j Ul
The iwrcels ma)1 now be aunt m j MBJ
late as November 30th, Instead of 'M
November 10th, but all who leave re AVJ
celted tholr unuimns have been ad- jjBHl
tised to send the gifts at once to In- !fllvfl
sure delivery In time for Christmas, SH
According te mi anuouneement re Hfl
celted finm Waahlugton I). Q, bnya iIbbbbI
who hnte been In the heavy fighting ifiH
havo hnd no tlmo or opportunity t.i sllasl
send their coupons, thereforo the ex SlasH
tension of time so Unit they need not WBH
be r lighted itflassi
Imi Keel), age S7 jeara mid the sou inBBWJ
of Mr nnd Mrs. J I Seely of Neslen, illW
died there u few days ago of In jUU
riuenza He was born In Mt I'lcas- HasH
ant, August 20, 1891, and ho Is sur- HHHl
tltcxl by his father and mother, six JssSHI
sisters und two brothers. Ills slstors Lbsbsbs!
and brothers are Mrs. Amos Ilarton iaBHfl
and Ulad)s Seely of Mt Plea&ant nnd H
Mrs. A C Wilson, Cecil Seely, Illancha tVHB
Heel) Vcrllu Seely, Ilox Seely and 'IflH
Willis Seely all of Neslon Deceased fflBfl
has a number of relatives throughout .b"jTb"b. fW3
Cabrun und Hmery counties. SttmntM