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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
CLOSE RACE OF So.POoTERS,
NAUTILUS, SAILED BY ADDISON
RANAN, WINS ON THE SOUND.
Defeats Cara Mia in American Yacht Club
Regatta by TIVE seconds-T
Yachts start and Sail In Moderate
Wind-Howdy Beats the Raceabouts.

Thirtv.six boats started In the midsummer
regatta OF the American Yacht Club. Con-
siderina the fact that many boats are now
being prepared for the annual cruise OF the
New York Yacht Club this Is . good showing,
The Yachts raced over triangular courses on
the Sound, starting OF the Scotch Caps on
the clubhouse et Milton Point. The vino
At the start was light from the southwest and
II freshened a. the race progressed Inc
course laid out by the regatta committee made
II a beat to the first mark at Execution Reef,
than Il was a reach to the second mark on
prospect Point. and the third leg was run
with spinnakers to the finish.
In the s-foot class the Mimosa III. and the
Nike old time rivals, met again. The Mimosa
IN; took the lead at the start and held 1t all
around the course winning the race by
mnutes l6 seconds
Ten of the New York Yacht Club so-footers
started. The Alera, ibis. Atari, Maid OF
Mendon led In the order nam ed at the start,
but before the yachts had gone far the con-
test became a close one between Cara Mia
Nautilus Ibis and Atari. The Nautilus,
sailed by Addison q. Hsnan. gradually worked
her wsy to the front. doing her best work on
the windward leg and then keeping the lead,
won by two seconds. 1t was the closest race
Of tie season and was full Of excitement from
stsrt to finish. The Cara Mia was second,
"a seconds in front Of the Ibis. and the Atari
va. fourth, beaten by the Ibis minute 8
seconds. Between the first and the last boat
In this class there was only minutes 81
seconds.
Eleven yachts started In the raceabout
class and the Howdy won. She beat the
Pretty Quick 1 minute - seconds and the
Jolly Roger minutes So seconds. The Busy
Bee was the last In this class. In the q foot
class there were three starters. and X, E;
Sayre's MaIyola won: She She beat s the Rascal
minutes IS seconds.
The Answer owned by Donald B. Abbott,
won. beating the 0posssum,;, owned Rsan BY 7 M
minutes 20 seconds, the Skip by 0 minutes
IS seconds. and the Okee by 81 minutes 50
In the is foot class the Ace beat the Ham
burg. by minutes "a seconds Three Of the
beat the vaQuero by 1 minute seconds. and
the Toilette by minutes Is seconds. The
summary:
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FINE TENNIS Ar NEWPORT.
Harold Sands and Miss Busk Win Cose
Match In D0QbleO.

. NRwPonr. Aug. 5.-The handsome silver
cups offered by one Of the oottagers for the
winners In the mixed doub les lawn tennis
tournament were won this morning by Harold
A. Sands and Miss Margaret Busk. who met
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert NJ. Hartman
In a match which was stubbornly fought
from start to finish and which took four sets
to decide.
Mr.. Sands and partner were not the favorites
spite Of this they pulled out victory, both
playing q strong game. Mr.. Sands at the net
and Miss Buck on the back line. The real
but Mr. Hartman took too much pm his
shoulders and lnterfere1 with the Play Of
his partner. 1t took sixteen games to decide
has been seen at Newport this season.
Handicap Doubcs-Yinal Harold 4. Sands and
MICS Asrlaret Busk beat Herber y Hartman
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BEHR beats DEWHURsT.
Yale Tennis Player Takes Former Inter
collegiate Cha mpion Into Camp.

BOSTON. Aug. s.-Karl H. Behr. the Yale
champion. won In the finals Of the sin giles Of
the Nahant Invitation Tennis tournament.
this morning. defeating E. B. Dewhurst
the former intercollegiate champion in
straight sets by the scores OF s-l, 81. Ga.
Behr's game was brilliant. his cross-cuts
and overhead smashes being too much for
Dswhurst. who. on the other hand. aided
Behr by faulty serving. The net work vas
brilliant throuehout the match.
round Of the doubles tourna ment BY defeat ting
Ii. p. Hoilowell and g. p. Ware In straight
sets. The Hrst set was q Gloss. one. Behr
Of 10 to 8. The second set WIS won by the
score Of Ga Hallowell and Ware being pretty
we'll used up from the effects Of the first set;
pet. but could not stand the pace. the score
being Ga.
ninety three entries for the open tourna
ment, which begins on Monday morning.
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LaIl1IllIlIl Tires at Cut Prices !

28x2ia tires. $3.50: other sizes CHEAP.
Guaranteed Inner Tubes. $3.50 TALL sizes In stock,
Special DOWNTOWN AGENTS for Mlchen
Tires.
Goodrich, Hartford. Diamond, Dunlop, Inter
national Fisk and Sampson Tires and Tubes at
LOWEST possible figures.
Ladies' Il Gent1emcn's Busters. 81 .5S,
In linen, Khaki mohalr. SILK; N.76 TO $50
LARGEST ASSORTMENT anywhere at half priccs
$3.50 Tail Lamps. .as: ti?;D Bullet" lamps.
$50; Hall prices on Jacks: Clocks plugs ooH:
Repair OUTFITS, Ammcters, Carburcttcrs Five
stories full of Supplies. wholesale. retail,
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LAW TENNIs.
west Side r. G.. and Knickorb ockers u
Close Ftght In Local League.

One actual contest and one default made
up yesterdays play In the Metropolitan
Tennis League. The struggle Is now for
second place. as first ,honors have already
been won by the Kings County Tennis Club.
Tho West Side club, which was scheduled TO
play on It's own grounds against the New
York Athletic club. took all three matches by
defsult and 10 now slightly ahead OF the
Knick erbocker Field Club for second place.
The standing follows:
x x.:, So: T oR NJ: n; VII
knisk s,fs Il S Hs m fSas A. Grange
sssssaH5d A r e .is siT.ssy + o
On the courts Of the New York Tennis
Club. i2sd street and st. Nicholas avenue.
the home team. composed Of X. T. Bryan and
Dimon e. Roberts, deieated the visitors.
J. Schumacher and Arthur Loyibund Of the
Hamilton Grange Tennis Club In al three
contests. The visitors failed to score cot
In either singles or doubles. the homo players
proving too strong at all points Of the game.
Msw YORK T. g ". A.mil.on Grange Z c.Msns
ESySsud b syaIn; Se Gn xSrt
pimon Z. RcSers. New Yorf r. C.. defeated j.
s'sssfHsf ssFfe eFan{ ysn G. md bnss E.
snE s;sIa.o4er; H.nilscn 65snIs q. ~ ~ 9
West side ' +. e. by aeiss e '''' a. 0'' "
Cub ana !Es Monteisir .xshlstio ciSS. xhish
WAS scheduled to take place at Aontolair.
Az Livingston. Staten Island, the MEMBER
Of the Staten Island Cricket Club have been
hSSdSns tennis 9fSyd enc
douPss. and the consolation singles now
LEG between r. Z. Bonner and F. w. Corse.
On the club courts at Bay Ridge. start
chip tennis tourney OF the Crescent Athletic
Club. The scores:
Mems Singles championship.First round-Klm;
detected defeat nery 80 -; NJ A. Schroeder de-
Atspring Lake. n: j.. the tennis tournament
on the Ca1lno courts. was the social feature
and Theodore r. Pell, the New York Tennis
sixteen entrants, appeared In the South
hampton womens doubles tennis tournament.
Morris set ts ar ;ai and Miss poPosSy
presented by Mrs. Charles j. barney
The s sSa% IL aR oSs eom
petition for the two cups. offered by Mr..
Frederic H. Bette. A handicap event for men.
70 be known as the Business Mems handicap
for the remainder OF the season.
Club viii @set lie Sss.sa ciSS team On 8.
s sSs s iss ssf::
cup. The Meadow Club team will probably
Be made up from the following players: Mrs.
Mrs.. RUSSELL p' Il hao.diey. Miss EdIth Clark,
Miss Ethel trydeT.
.hU Hsss f: sst
Faber il the final round. 60 %, s-s.
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Inc oompetiu0n Tor the State team which
match at Sea Glrt on Aug. IS. 2e and Sc viii
pc held on Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs
day afteEnoons Of the coming veek. at Creed
OF 1908 and 1904 from the various service and
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Seventh and Seventy-first were announced
at the same time, and the old shots were
unable to recall a former instance Of sklr-
mish tie on the CreedmQor range. The
run total that would overcome the lead Of
10 points on thu, part Of the Seventh was soon
dieeipated. a. the run made vAs 08S.
Tho scores OF tho state match:
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Australian Swimmer Wins In Record Time.

Special Gable Dsipafeh to THH Sun.
LONDON, Aug. s.-B. B. Kiernon Of Aus.
trads won the amateur quarter mile salt
water championship at Southport to-day In
Z minutes a Ii. seconds. thus establishing
Q .eeoord. The beet previous tipe wss !
ssen fas sSS2sIPs; T SsSs 3. ia. nA
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international Meter race for Rene.

Special Cable Despafch 10 TEE SuH
ROME. Aug. S.-Arran gements have besn
made for tho establishment Of an internaI
tionai motor race fog. trophy TO be known
tt the Rome cup. II VIII be run annually
here. = -.
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HORSES PUNCHED AT READVILLE.
Jennie Scott Wins by Small Margin-The
Friend Again Wins.

REApvILLE, Aug. 5.-Although there were
not 500 people present to witness II. the 2Is
trot held hero this afternoon was one Of the
best races ever held in Massachusetts,. OF
the eight horses that started in the three
heats the first Ave finished 30 closely punched
in each that the judges had great difficulty
In placing them correctly. Jennie Scott
managed to win all three heats. but by the
smallest possible margin.
The Friend continued his string Of vic
tories by taking the 2:i0 pace In fast time,
Although the black seemed to be only jogging
around the track. The 2:20 pace was easy
In straight heats for Stletto.
2:10 class pacing: purse $50:
The Friend, BLK. shy Heir Law Tysen).
Lizzie H., b. m. tSmlth ......,.............-.S
Rector, b. G. tRhodesl .......,..............se .
'~'''' Timc-2osl. aneA. 100.
2Is class. trotting: purse $500:
Jennie Scott, b. m, by Bryson (Collins). ....l I
Batty Brooks. b. m. Tfter .......".......2
McDougall, CHI. 9. u-asclD .......,..........S Z
Morose. Dix. gstGArntyD; ''...."...'.'."..S . =
Bowcatcher, b. z. Brusie) .......,.........-S
Tony Faust. br. q. (Smith) .............".7
Written wilkes, ,, &. Thompson, ..........s 70
"'''' v >Time-aisjs. a:i4,a, 2:i4ji. WIZ
2:2o class, pacing; purse $500:
Stiietto. oh. s.. by Stemway Fower1.
Starlight, sn P.,.: Ss SeT m ocmmain...;
s soiossa, sS m n. NoSalnsj ....:,
' "''. 4s%sMsaS5I. s:i1sz. iisil. ''''
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Cincinnau, O.. June 10. 1905
pIXINE CHEMICAL CO.:
Dear .SirsTUsed 6rst bottle Of SPAWN Cure on .
horse With side bone and he u all night: used second
bottle on q horse with two bad spiinh and he 10
getting along nns. and enclosed find $500 for an.
other bottle 70 use on different case and 800
fpr Vet Pixine. Send at once and oblige.
iO1p Dayton Street. JOHN GALE
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GLEN Cove. Aug, S.-At the Nassau club
to-day the Class A monthly handicap Wa
won by ". H. Nichols. Jr.. with . net Of II
only two cards we're posted In the Class b.
the winner being j. Rogers Maxwell. with .
"a net These were the cards.
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SEA CLIPr, Aug. Sat the Glenola Golf
Club to-day the matches for the regular
was won by Dr.. Adams, who defeated Frank
Parsons by a score Of S up and Z to play.
Mrs. R. W Levy won the associate cup, de-
UP and to 70.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17

A. j. Evans was Provo visitor Mon.
day.
Lucy Day of Draper is sitting with
Mrs. Elisha Brown.
John Mckinney of Fairfield was u
Lehi visitor Saturday.
Nellie Goss of Salt Lake is visiting
with Ruby Brown.
Thos. Webb and family went or the
excursion to Canada Tuesday.
Jennie Green Of Barry, ILL.,. is visiting
with +. II. Green for few days.
Farley Austin is shipping a carload OF
barley to Ogden this week.
Bishop Earl, wife and dughter are
visiting friends in Ieber this week.
Today our basket ball boys 20 to Pay
son to play match game OF basket ball
J. VI. Klrkbam left for Chicago last
Tuesday evening to be gone about ten
days.
Julia Bone arrived home Saturday
after two weeks vacation from the
store.
Mrs. w. w. Southworth went on the
Canadian exclusion to Raymond on
Monday.
Mrs Margaret Griffis and Miss Sadie
Pierce OF Beaver are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. j. j Jones
Sheriff Harmon amt County Attorney
Anderson we're in Lehi Tuesday on
criminal business. No arrests wer,
made.
Fall goods are beginning TO arrive al
Peoples Coop. They are making
some interesting prices on all summer
goods to close them out.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Ingalls, left fol
the big fair at Portland Tuesday. They
will make an extended visit down IN,
coast before returning.
Mrs. Richard Bradshaw gave birth Il
pair of twin boys last week, one o
them dying soon after birth. Mrs
Bradshaw is reported as being In pre-,
carious condition.
Don't forget to come out and see thu
-Four Leaved Clover" Friday and Sat
urday nights. This little opera furnishes
beautiful entertainment and is wei
gotten mp.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17

A number Of Lehi people have gone
to Payson to the Black Hawk Reunion.
Among the number u. W. Brown and
family. John Worlton and family, and
T.. IL. Davis and family.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
TuEY ArrnAL no Oun syMpArnIns,

THEY ArrEAL 10 Our SYMpArnIEs.
The bilious and dyspeptic are constant
sufferers aud appeal To our sympathies.
There is not one Of them, however, who
may not be brought back to health and
happiness by the use of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver tablets. These tab
lets invigorate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. They also
regulate the bowels. For sale by II. b.
Merrhew.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
News of the Week.

WIN. Fartheringham left Friday for y
trip to Panguitch.
A big shipment of crockery at the
Coop this week.
Mrs A. O. Pearson was Salt Lake
victor during the week.
Mrs. Thos. Austin of Sugar, Ida, ia
here visiting with her mother.
J. Il. Keate is night agent for the d
4 r G while Mr. O'Brien is away.
Rodney Alfred, who has been work
ing at Ogden for come time. is home
again.
VIM. Whipple came down from Gar
land and assisted in the basket ball
games.
Mrs. Ella NJ. Hall Of Des Moinee,
Iowa, is visiting with Mrs. IIeber
Webb.
The infant child of Harden and ley
Woodhonse died Wednesday night,
Aug. 9, at Idaho Falls.
Remember that the "Four Leaved
Glover" is given for the benefit OF the
new Tabernacle. Don't fail to come.
The Lehi baseball team went to
Draper on Saturday and crossed bats
with the Draper team. Lehi won.
Mrs. Ada Thomas and Miss Alice
Curtis OF Salt Lake City, were visiting
friends here Sunday and Monday.
Don't forget that Beat 'em All Soap
and an Ocean Wave washer is n comb
nation that can't be beat. The People Is
Coop are agents.
lnnabel Thomas is quite sick with
appendicitis. She has recovered
sufficiently that she will not have to &c
under an operation.
IT'S said a bottle and glass
Will make person mellow,
But Rocky Mountain Teas the drink
That livens up a fellow.
Edward Dean Smith, son of Edward
Smith who used to live in Lehi, wat
married Tuesday, August 10Th, to Mis-
Alice Needham Rose, at Raymond
Canada.
George Austin and family have moved
to Salt Lake. Ills brother Farley
Austin had bought the place and moved
into il at once. For this reason Farley
Austin now wants to sell his old home
GA - TO RIA.
Boarp the =, The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature si Ltz1AzZzZI
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BOars the 4, The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of &/zI1ZAIzzm

About thirty people came over from
Cedar Fort Friday, took train from
here and went to Provo, each register
ing for leo acres Of land in the Uintah
drawing.
Much time and great pains have been
taken by Mr.. Fjeldsted and Miss Dor
ton to make the opera Friday and Sat
urday night great success, We prom,
Use that you will be highly entertained
L; is for good cause.
The sand stone to be used for stills and
lintels in the new school house, also tor
steps to the new tabernacle, arrived the
first of the week. 1t was promptly de
livered on the ground by A Bradder.
Sick headache results from disordercd
condition OF the stomach aud is quickly
cured by Chamherlan's Stomach and
Liver tablets, For sale by II. b.
Merrihew
The conjoint meeting Sunday evening
was well attended and the program ably
rendered, Jacob Cox's remarks on
Lehi in 1850, were much appreciated.
Though there were many young people
the order was good.
J. NJ. Perry OF EIsinore, Utah, was
visitor at our commercial club meeting
saturday night Mr. Perry expects to
move to Lehi as he is one OF the heaviest
stockholders in the new Milling COM
pany. While in Lehi lac was the guest
OF Il. NJ. Jones.
A TOUCHNG STORY
is the saving from death, Of the baby
girl OF Geo. A. Eyler, Cumberland, Md.
lie writes: AT the age Of II months.
our little girl was in declining health,
with serious Throat Trouble, and two
physicians gave her mp, We were al
most in despair, when we resolved to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
SUMPTION, Coughs and Colds. The first
bottle gave relief; after taking four
bottles she was cured, aud is now in per
feet health " Never fails 10 relieve and
cure a cough or cold At T. j. Wads-
worth's drug store; Soc and 81 90 guaran-
teed. Trial bottle free.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
Worm Destroyer.

Whites Cream Verinifuge, not only
Kills worms, but removes the mucus AMI
slime, In which they build their nests /:
it brings, aud quickly, healthy con-
dition of the body, wnere worms canno
exist. 25c at r. J. Wadsworth,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17

Dave Thomas Of Fairfield was a Lehi
visitor Tuesday.
Bishop Packard Of sprineyille is Wis
ting friends here this week.
Don't fail to see the -Four I.eayed
Clover Fifty beautiful voices will be
pleased TO sing for you.
Mrs. Il. J. Child has returned home
from trip TO visit her father and
friends at Idaho Falls.
Miss Maggie Rowland Of Salt Lane
City is visiting with her aunt and uncle,
MIR. aud Mrs. r. X. Jones.
Get your reserved seat tickets for the
Opera at the Lehi Mercantile. And
don't be slow about it, either.
Some one ought to build few houses
to rent. Many people have been in
quiring for places this past week.
Mrs. Thos. Austin and her mother
Mrs. Jos. Thomas, went to Cedar Fort
and were the guests Of Mrs. Jas. Cham
berlain
Frank lleidenrick, agent Of TIE Salt
Lake Route at Lehi Junction. is taking
vacation and Mr.. Douglas will take
his place.
A. NJ Stewart has just returned from,
ronapah, Goldfeld, New, aud part of
California, where he has been prospects
ing.
Mrs. Alex Adams went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to have her eyes treated.
Her sister, Ruby Murdoch, accom-
panied her
L. &. Stevenson and family, who
have been living Mt Frisco, moved into
Lehi Wednesday. Mrs. Stevenson is a
daughter Of Thos Smith of Lvl.i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Webb returned
from their trip to Idaho on Sunday
They report the crops as looking fine in
that part Of the country
Mrs. Mary 4 Cobb OF Delemar. New d,
IL IN Lehi visiting friends. She resided
IN Lehi ior two years going to Dixie
about four years ago.
A large derrick fell at the Sugar fac
tory last Saturday which came neat
inidring several OF the woikmen, be q.
sides demolishing the derrick.
John Youreusen, who lives on the
bench, reports that burglars entered
his home Tuesday night or "Wednesday
morning. They secured small sum
OF money.
Comforts the heart, strengthens the
mind. It's good, i'll or we'll. Makes
ones face bright as summer morn
ing. That's what D9llis.r,i,. z6cky
Mouatain Tea does. I'm Tea or
tablets. NHh.r -,
A number Of Lehi people have gone
to Payson to the Black Hawk Reunion.
Among the number Il. w. Brown and
family. John Worlton and family, and
L. IL. Davis and family.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
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Fears tho The Kind You Rave AlNas Bought
'l'. at &1HzXIzZx

The basket ball game between Lehi
and Am. Fork resulted in a victory for
Am. Fork, rs they won two out OF the
three games. We account partly for
thus by our team not being able to play
on the floor OF the Apollo.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Stoukey, the dentist, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Child, llyrum Andersen and
Misses May aud Susie Whipple went up
Am. Fork canyon on Tuesday morning
prepared to stay the rest of the week.
Every man owes to himself and his
family to master trade or profession.
Read the display advertisement OF the
six Morse schools OF Tcle. raphy, in
this ISSUE and learn how easy a young
man or lady may learn telegraphv and
be assured q position
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
a - II q II IAs
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
'i', 4 &xhzZzZz-

OF SSt2<ZX EI<CE<Z/
Francis and l.. j. Child have just re-
turned from Tooele county, where they
have been in the interest of the stand
ard Knitting Co. They also have many
relatives out there whom they visited
Frank Pagan, while working down al
the Sugar factory helping to load a car
Of sugar, had a number OF sacks fall on
him. Nothing serious resulted, but h,
does not care for so much sweet stuh
at once.
Mrs. G. II. Jennings. Boston: "Oul
babies (twins), were sickly Had sew
eral doctors but no results Ilolister'e
Rocky Mountain Tea made them strong
and robust" 30 cents. Tea OF Tablets.
The following is taken from the Daily
international American, published at
Douglas, Arizona: Saturday afternoon
Edward Van Luven and leila Wandlass
were married by Judge Mcdonald 1T 8
O'Clock. Only a lew intimate friend.
were present.
At meeting of the Stake Board OF
Education held at Am. Fork last even
ing II was decided TO hold series OF
educational meetings on the evening of
Sept. 3, in each Of the following places
Iehi, Am. Fork. Pleasant Grove
Alpine and Lindon. The Importance
OF having all children attend the public
schools during the whole school year
Will be brought forcible before the peo-
pie.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
Lshi n1nnieipa1 offieere

Advertisements in these columns
8 cents per line each insertion.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-08-17
Notice.

Lehi, Utah, July 10, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that meet
ing oil the members Of The Lehl Com
mercial Club will be held in the club
rooms, over the Lehi Commercial and
Savings Bank, Lehi, Utah, on satur-
day Aug IL 1905, at o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose Of voting to incorporate
said club
A. J. EVANS,
G.. n. CHILD,
GEORGE WEBB,
Committee on incorporation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
GERMANY WELCOMES
MANY CHURCHMEN
Assembling at Berlin for Dedication
of Evangelical Lutheran
Cathedral.

Berlin. Feb. 25--The American
delegation to the conservation of the
Evangelical Lutheran cathedral next
Monday, Prof. Francis Brown, of the
Union Theologist seminary. Rev. J. ].
Heischmann, of Brooklyn. and Rev
DR.. J. H. Prugh, of Pittsburg, arrived
today. AS guests of Emperor William
they were lodged in apartments re
served for them by the court marshal.
The emperor has taken rooms at all
the principal hotels for delegates of
the protestant churches of Great Brit.
ain, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and
Switzerland andi for visiting members
of the royal families few of whom can
be accommodated at the palace.
Prince Arthur of Connaught and
Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark
arrived today, besides numerous SOW
ereigns of the German states.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
MINERS TO VOTE ON
ERECTING BUILDING
Referendum Called on Plan for Head.
quarters at Springfield, H., to
Cost 100000.

Springfield, ILL.,, Feb. 25.-The Unit
ed Mine Workers appointed a commit
tee to prepare a statement to each
local of the state explaining the plans
suggested by President II. G. Perry
for the expenditure of 100000 for the
erection of building for headquarters
in Springfield. The committee is in
structed to call for a referendum vote
on the adoption of the plans.
At the annual convention of the ma
tional mine managers and assistants,
which closed yesterday. the constitu-
tion was amended so as to empower
officers to organize branches in all
parts of the country. II. G. Newcomb
of Pana was elected president and
William Scaife of Springfield secre-
tary-treasurer.