The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-03-08

Inc Il'n VINO ralSeu onions last year
is not ~ highly favored but also nigh
Iy favored. They brought an exceeding
/ ly good price
Last week we published an interesting
cd for Jos. r.. Dolmer, American Fork.
1t appears again in this issue. Please
look 1t up.
Charles Woodhouse expects to leave
the latter part OF this week with Mr.
Granger for La Grande, Or, where he
has been engaged to superintend the
the work on Pierce Bros. 600-acre beet
arm.
One OF the easiest waysoi bettering
this little world we are living in is for
each one whowants better conditions to
be little more careful about meeting
obligations OF all kinds promptly and not
undertaking to do TOO much.
The old view that the quality Of sugar
beets depends on the number of de-
seloped leaves and the length of life Of
the plant has been confirmed, according
20 Friedrich Strohmer, in paper to the
London chemical society Sugar is
produced in the leaves, passing through
the leaf stems to the roots The pro-
duction OF sugar depends on the amount
OF light. and the form and position OF
the leaves are OF Importance. Yellow
light cruises the greatest development Of
roots; blue or chemical rays the largest
percent OF sugar. Field experiments
have proven that sugar production
begins at an early stage in the leaves.
but it is greatest from the beginning Of
August to the middle Of September.
There is a report from the Orient
which has It that China is about to open
all her navigable rivers to foreign COM
merce. This ought to revive the Amer
lean boat interest. 1t should result in
an active market for Yankee fathottom
stern-wheelers such as used to navigate
the p.oud Ohm on anything from three
eet Of of water down 10 a heavy dew.
w L Racker, Supt. OF the Peoples
Coop, returned home fiom his eastern
business trip Wednesday He SAYS he
had good time on his trip aud feels
fully satisfied with the purchase tf
spring goods he has made, which is yery
extensive. The goods will arrive in
few days and he invites the patrons o
the ms tuition to call and see them
In pointing out the objections 70 til,
annexation OF Hawaii, it seems fo us
that the press of the e. untry Is laying
very little stress on the paramount oh
iection The average man considers the
health OF his family above all else Why
should not we, as a nation, look after
tine nations health, That there are /
500 lepers banished to an isolated spnt
on the island is an absolute fact. That
the disease Is increasing is equality
aue The less we have to do with
community where such a condition Of
affairs SITS, the better off we will b =
Glenwood Avalanche.
J sh Whitman and Will Sabey lad
the second fingers OF their right bands
badly mashed while assisting j. l.
Campbell to move his saloon goods to
Mercur. While going up Lewiston hin
Mr.. Whitman PIT rock behind the
wheel TO prevent the wagon running
down while the horses were resting.
In doing 50 he got his finger badly
mashed between the wheel and the
rock. In few inmates after the same
thing happened to Mr.. Sabey. The
doctor 10 Mrrrnr attended to the
WOUNDS
The Nashville Students Who played
here Thursday night and Friday after
noon drew very good houses. The COM
pany in good one, being composed OF
both ladies and gentlemen who conduct