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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25

What will the little boy do, now
school is Overt
$. J. Taylor is in Salt Lake Val.
ley selling horses.
The Firemen will give a grand
Ball May 10th.
Geo. Robinson now has charge
of the Lehi Flour Mill.
o. G. Baker of Bingham is visit.
ing with friends in Lehi.
DIR. Hasler has opened an Office
in the Ross Block.
Isaac Cheltou was a Salt Lake
visitor yesterday.
a. l.. Howard, u. X. G. claim
agent, spent Tuesday in Lehi.
j. j. Thomas of Fish Springs,
Utah, is spending a few days in
Lehi.
j. y. Watson and wife of Salt
Lake City are guests of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Ryans.
Next Saturday evening the
school board and teachers will give
a social at the Commercial Clul
Rooms.
Mrs. VIM. Farthingham, who
has been quite i'll since her hus
bands death, will visit with hel
sister at Provo.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25
Notice.

The regular quarterly confer
ence of the Alpine Stake will he
held at Pleasant Grove at their
new tabernacle on Saturday and
Sunday, April 9th and 2sth. A
good attendance is requested.
S. L. CHAPMAN,
JAS. II. CLARK,
\. j. EVANS,
Stake Presidency.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25

A. J. Evans was at Sandy Wed
nesday.
John Dewey was a Salt Lake
visitor on Monday.
Read the full page adv. Of the
Lehi Cash Store on page two.
Bishop j. II. Gardner is in
HUI tington, Ore, this week.
II. J. White was visitor at the
3rd ward Sunday School on last
Sunday.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Nellie Cherrington Powers on
Sunday.
The quarantine was raised at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Hertcl
on Monday.
Leslie Roberts fell out of Broad
bent & Sons delivery rig and
sprained his elbow.
1t was Stake Relief Society con
ference at Am. Fork on Friday,
April 10Th. Quite a number from
II.
Joseph Broadbent has been in
Salt Lake City the past ten days,
where an operation was performed
aud a growth taken from his eye,
his sight is much improved.
John Wood, son ofMr. and Mrs.
John Wood was accidentally
thrown from their buggy when the
horse became frightened Mt a train,
and had his collar bone broken.
Joseph Mason, son of Mr.. Ma
son, who recently purchased a
home here in Lehi, is visiting with
his father. He is a violinist and
may decide to stay here and teach.
photographer Ward is making a
picture of the School Trustees who
have served in Lehi the past few
years. The group will consist of
fifteen photos.
All should hear the "King of
the Cattle Ring show band at
noon. 1t is said to be one of the
best show bands travelling and well
worth hearing. You make no
mistake by attending the perform
ance at night. Eiler's show is
always good, Tuesday, April 3Oth.
The many friends Mrs. Holden
gathered at her home Monday
evening and gave her surprise in
honor of her Goth birthday. A
fine supper was served and the
evening spent very pleasantly.
Her son, John Holden, and wife
of Bingham Junction, were pres,
ent.
The company who own the
pumps at the head of Jordon have
purchased o. 4. SHADES property
at the head of JOrdon. Edward
Miller and Ernest Dewey will assist
W. A. Knight at the pumps this
year. The pumps will not start
for awhile yet as the natural flow
of the river is carrying all the wa
ter necessary for the early irriga
tions.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25

All kinds Of job printing done at this
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25
For Rent.

Five acres of land, nearly SOC
fruit trees, also small fruit, flow
ing well, good chicken run, with q
brick house, to rent for one year.
For sale, team, a good JERSEY
COW and 3 large pigs. Apply to
Mrs. ID. j. Brown,
State Road, opposite Alva Green's
old place.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25
D. & R. G. Excursion.

Imperial Council Ancient Arabic
Order Mobiles Mystic Shrine, Los
Angeles, May ell, and Conference
German Baptist Brethren, Los
Angeles, March 16 %, 1907.
For the above occasion d. X. G..
II. r.. will sell round trip tickets
April 26 to May 10, inclusive, with
final limit July 81, 'O7, at rate OF
one lowest first. class limited one
way fare for the round trip.
w. A. Ford, Agent.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25
D. g. r. G. Exc ursion
Rates.

May 9th and 30th; June 3rd,
eth, 18th and 14th, the ID. & IL.
&. r.. r. will sell round trip tick
cts to points in Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Mime.
sofa, Nebraska, South Dakota,
North Dakota, Kansas, Colorado,
and Wyoming, at one first class
limited fare plus 800. Final
return limit of all tickets October
3lst, 1907.
w. A. Ford, Agent
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25
Found

The side cover of Il doubled
seated buggy. Owner can get
same by paying for this adv.
Apply to Joseph Baker at Primary
School Building.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25
Wanted.

To hire % teams, with plank
wagons, for grading work. Steady
employment. Wages $3.50 for
S-hour day.
p. j. MORAN,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25
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5000 Reward For
Lost Colt.

Dave Mcdaniel of Alpine lost
a bay horse colt, white spot in
face, about II months old. $500
reward for information that lead,
to recovery Inform Mr.. McDdn.
iel at Alpine or 3. $. Lott of Lehi.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25
U. of U. Excursion.

The ID. & r. G. will sell round
trip tickets to Provo and return,
April 9th for all regular trains
and special leaving Lehi about
1O:45 a. m. Final limit April 9th,
at a low rate Of SOC.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-25

locality last night
John Beveridge and wife were
Provo visitors this week.
Aver Racker and Roswell Royle
went to Salt Lake Tuesday.
NJ. ID. Atwood of Manila was a
Lehi visitor Wednesday.
Read the full page adj. of the
Lehi Cash Store on page two.
Peoples Coop. received car of
oats from Idaho this week.
Geneye Garside of Riverton is
visiting with her brother, II. j..
Howard.
+. j. Banks has moved to his
ranch recently purchased of VIM.
II. Vaughan.
w. l.. Fuller of Provo and Chris
Kimball of Schofeld were in Lehi
buying horses this week.
During the past ten days a thou
sand head of stock has been taken
into the west canyons for grazing.
What has become of our returned
Missionary Society Why don't
they meet once more!
Thomas Webb and +. A. Bush
man, Jr., shipped their wool this
week to Eisemann Bros, Boston.
Eugene Briggs and Alma Conner
shipped five carloads of sand to
Eureka this week and one car to
Topliff.
Mrs. May Baker was taken i'll
with the grippe on Sunday evening
md could not return to school
work until Tuesday.
Ed. Linford of Salt Lake City,
member of the Sparks Candy Co.
was in Lehi visiting friends, guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Holbrook.
Mrs. John Chelton returned
home from the hospital at Salt
Lake on Monday and is much i'm.
proved in her health.
VIM. Kirk of Pleasant Grove
loaded his wool at the Salt Lake
Route station Monday, it was con.
signed to B. Harris Wool Co., st,
Louis.
j. Fl. Manderfield of the Sal
Lake Route, with some eastern
wool buyers, were in Lehi Friday
Considerable wool is now being
shipped east.
Joseph Lillywhite and Angus
Stoney of Brigham and Lewis
Lillywhite of Provo were visiting
with Bishop and Mrs. Lewis thi
week.
Marion Walker will go t,
Nevada on Saturday in the interes
Of some Lehi people. He will dc
some development work on prop
erty they now own and also dt
some prospecting.
Ray KnudsOn, son of Matt
iinudSon, while playing with :
nartndge last night digging tn,
contents out with a nail, it eX
/ ploded, badly burning his thuml
and first two fingers.
Samuel Hammer and wi fe wen
to Salt Lake Tuesday noon. San
has had kidney trouble for som,
time and will have an operation
| performed in a few days. He is a
the l.. ID, s. Hospital.
In honor of Mrs. W. s. Evans
aOth birthday a large number q
her relatives gathered at thei
home last night and enjoyed a yer
pleasant social evening, An i'm
promtu program was given and re
freshments were served.
Bishop Lewis, Jackson Wanlas
| Oliver CederstrOm and others mad
u trip around the west end of L Ia
Lake on Monday and Tuesday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
Mad Dog Scare in South
Chicago Creates a
Panic.
THE animal IS KILLED
In Wild Dash Animal Bites Dog
and Cow and Narrowly
Misses Children.

Swapping and barking al people as IL
ran along the street. frothing at the
mouth mad dog threw the people OF
Cheltenham. near Eightieth street and
Madison avenue. into a panic this morn
ing and after a long chase by pa
troll wagon load OF officers. was finally
cornered and shot Several women and
children had narrow escape from be-
ing bitten by ther animal and for a
short time there was a mad rush 70
escape the fangs OF the beast. The dog
was a brindle bull evidently worth con-
siderable as a fancy show animal and
was first noticed along Eightieth street.
A short distance from that point he en-
countered a smaller dog and with a
growl fastened on its throat. Loosen
ing its prey II continued on a mad ca
reer down the street. swapping at peo-
pie and at last espieing a COW. bit the
poor old milk producer on the leg. BY
this time a crowd OF men and boys with
clubs and sticks and stones gave
chase and when the dog finally took
along the sidewalk the pedestrians
hastily sought shelter In surrounding
doorways, stores and houses. The po-
lice of the South Chicago station were
notified and a wagon load of efficers
armed with guns and revolvers we're
sent 10 the scene. The dog was flnaf-
~ cornered IN a vacant lot and the
leaden messenger put an end to its suf-
ferings. To prevent spread of the
rabies the small dog bitten by the
animal and the COW viii be shot later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
MUNSTER INCORPORATES;
ELECTION NEXT SATURDAY.

The news comes from the county seat
that Munster has Incorporated as a
village. The delegation that went down
to Crown Point to make the arrange
ments expected to meet with some op-
position to their plans but they were
surprised to find none and they are
overjoyed as a result.
While Munster was formerly men
toned in the same breath with Hess
vile. Globe Station and several other
OF the smaller incorporated villages
in the vicinity Of Hammond Il viii now
have an identity. and the residents or
this little town may now raise their
chins with an air OF superiority OF
which its neighbors viii have to take
notice.
The election vii ltake place a week
from Saturday and will cause consid-
erable excitement IN the village II
is understood that the schools viii not
be affected BIZ the Incorporation and
that they viii remain in control Of the
township trustees
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
Plucky South Chicago Ply
sician Prevents Double
Accident.
GRABS HOT STEAM PIPE
Laborer Injured in Harvester Works
Comes Near Meeting Death
in Ambulance.

The heroism and presence of mind of
Dr. w S. Faulds, 9211 Commercial ave-
nue., last night prevented a serious
catastrophe in the International Har-
vester companys plant when he
grabbed a hot steam pipe with one
hand and with the other seized the
reins of the horses attached to the
South Chicago ambulance, stopping the
team Just as they were about to plunge
into a deep excavation that had been
made for the foundation for a new
blast furnace
Joseph Taylor, a laborer In the har-
vester works. aged 80. had been in
jured at $40 and hurry up call was
sent for the ambulance and a physi-
cian. DIR. Faulds, who is associated
with DR.. S. b. Mcleod the harvester
company's physician. responded to the
call and attended Taylors injuries,
which consisted of fractures OF both
legs above the knees. Taylor was en-
gagged in unloading iron from a car
when he was pinned to a nearby wall
by the slipping of a heavy piece of the
metal.
After Taylors injuries were dressed,
he was placed aboard the ambulance
and a start was made for the South
GnlCdBO hospital ne team became
unmanageable before the driver. Steve
Wilks, could get into his seat. Wilks
sprang to the brides of the horses
and officer Zigler. who accompanied the
ambulance, attempted to stop the
horses by pulling the lines. His right
arm was wrenched so as to render it
useless, while the frightened horses
plunged onward TO the brink of the ex-
cayation.
IN this emergency. while the frantic
driver was suspended over the yawning
pit, DR.. Fauids seized the lines with
one hand and grabbed the steam pipe
,avlth the ether, hFipgings the team 20.
q sfandstill The steam pipe was
wrenched from its fittings, the pole OF
the ambulance was splintered and the
drivers seat was damaged by the sud
denness of the stop.
DIR. Faulds sustained a severe burn
on his hand, but pluckily held on until
the danger was over.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
PARKER CASE
CALLED At VALPO
Hammond Contractor being
Sued for Alternating Mrs.
Coons' Affections.
Especial to Lake County Times.)

Valparaiso, June 4-The case Of
Charles f. Coons versus William
Parker a Hammond contractor. comes
up tomorrow in the Porter county cir
cult court Coons is instituting pro-
ceedings for $4,000 charging that
Parker alienated his wife's affections.
Milo NJ. Bruce is representing the
plainum and w. ]. WINERY. the de-
fendant
Mrs Coous. who is now in Tacoma.
Wash. gave her deposition in the case
which Will be used as the principal in
strument against Parker In the dep
osition some interesting alleged facts
are disclosed which if proved. makes
Parker's side of the case look rather
dark.
1t is understood that W. J. WINERY.
attorney for Mr.. Parker. will enter a
general deniel claiming that the
scheme is to bl ckmat Parker
Probably no other case on the docket
at Valparaiso is attracting as much at
tention as this one on account of the
fact that Parker is well known
throughout the county.
Coons formerly was employed as
foreman for Parker in the contracting
business and Coons alleges that while
he was at Work fdtNet NO1io 80 10
his homo and Mrs. Coons and Parker
would take a trip to Chicago and
other places.
In the deposition Mrs. Coons declares
that Parker was a constant visitor al
her house for a period extending over
years; that he sought 10 and succeeded
in making her dissatisfied with hel
lot as Coons' wife; that she took fire.
quent trips to Chicago with him and
that couple registered as W. H. Parks
and wife. Letters that passed between
the pair viii be produced at the trial
Coons was divorced from his wife
who is 81 years old, last September
Since then she has lived in Tacoma
Wash.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
LAKE LEVEL HIGHER.
Water Said to Have Risen IS Inches
Higher Than the Lowest Mark
Recorded.

G. II. Storey. superintendent of the
water works at Michigan City. reports
that the level of the lakes during the
past two weeks has risen six inches.
which is very satisfactory state of
affairs TO the people who take pride in
the beautiful lakes about the city. Mr..
Storey also reports that the water
level today is twenty-six inches higher
than the lowest ever registered since
1900. The low water mark was re-
corded some years ago. after which
there was steady rise OF the level. but
last summer at one period the level
dropped to the lower water mark. so
that today the level IS really twenty
six inches higher than il was when it
was at the lowest mark last summer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
Ill WIND THAT
BLOWS NO ONE GOOD
Accident to Orphans Tour
ing Car, Secures Them En-
gagement at Grand"

A novel automobile party reached
town last night from Houghton, Mich.
enroute to Seattle Wash. where II. NJ
industrial home.
Eight bright faced children from the
Orphans home at Houghton, Mich.
are paying the expenses of the trip
by giving band concerts at the towns
through which they pass The young
musicians have been carefully trained
by Superintendent Draper and their en-
tertainments have been well spoken Of
in the places where they have been
billed
The big touring car in which they
travel aroused much interest among
pedestrians on Holman and State street
last night as they were passing
through the city. An accident to the
machinery while n town forced them
to remain in this CITY over night, their
original intention being TO reach Chi
cago last evening. The delay was
fortunate for Hammond people. how
ever, who enjoy a real musical treat
as Mr. Brooks Of the Grand immediate
ly got busy and secured the company
for weeks engagement at his the
atre.
The children will give a band con-
cert each evening in front of the Grand
Vaudeville theatre in addition to par
ticipating in the performance Mr.
Draper is we'll known among those con-
nected with charitable institutions. SO
that his entertainment viii be OF much
interest TO people of this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
A. HERBST WILL ERECT
NEW FLAT BUILDING

Alvin Herbst. retired business man
Of this city. is about to erect one Of
The finest fiat building on the south
side The new building Will be located
on the corner OF Carroll street and
Holman. a block north OF Harrison
park. and next to the one already
erected by Mr.. Herbst The fiat will
contain four apartments. the most mod
ern improvements, and viii be hand
sorneIy furnished in every particular.
Excavation is now well under way and
II is thought that by the early part
Of next fall the building viii be able
to do its part in relieving the demand
for houses
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
TAKE A WEE BIT TOO MUCH.

Two Polish women arrived in town
this morning from South Chicago, evil
dently with the purpose Of doing the
town up" iq proper style. Before re-
turning, however. they succeeded in be-
coming os thoroughly intoxicated that
they found difficulty in boarding the
street car 10 return home. The hus-
band OF one OF the women arrived on
the scene a short time afterward and
kindly assisted her TO cross the muddy
street and on TO the street car bound
for Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
WHITE SLAVE"
NOW KNOWN
Katherine Craig Formerly
Lived in Whiting Where
Aunt Still Resides.
THE SAME OLD STORY
Beauty and Poverty Combine to Work
Young Woman's Downfall
Father Will Be Notified.

It has been learned that Katherine
Craig. who barely escaped the life of
white slave" in Chicago yesterday
through the arrest of her seducers
formerly lived at Whiting and that her
aunt. Mrs. Kording still has a home on
Fred street.
Mrs. Kording learned of the DOWN
fall of her niece through the columns
of THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES and was
grief stricken at the sad story of Kath-
crimes temptations.
There are also several other people
in Whiting who remember the Craig
girl and who knew her we'll when she
visited that city. Her acquaintances
are unanimous in saying that she was
a good girl of fine character while she
was in Whiting and her story that her
downfall dated from the time she ar
rived in Chicago seems to be substan-
tiated.
1t has been learned that the girls
mother died seven years ago and that
she has been compelled to work for a
living ever since she was a child In
Whiting she was known as a hard
working girl and also had the reputa-
tion of being very pretty.
1S OlU
The old story of beauty and poverty
combined and the temptations that
come to the possessor of both forms a
chapter in the life of this unfortunate
girl and her downfall was the result.
Miss Craig's father lives in Cragin,
Ill His name is William Craig and
his address is 1890 North Fiftieth
Craig who lives at 161 North Western
avenue. Chicago.
Mrs. Kording. the aunt in Whiting is
heartbroken over the unfortunate af-
fair in which her niece is implicated
and will go TO Chicago at once and
make an effort TO find the girl.
She says she does not believe her
fother knows of the trouble she is in
and 1t is possible he may be apprised
of the fact so that something may be
done to put the girl in a better environ
ment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-04
SCHOOL TEACHER
FIGHTS FOR RIGHTS
Harmon S. Mosby Will Not
Submit to Dismissal
Without Struggle.
Especial to Lake County Times.,


indianapolis. Ind. June 4-The in
formation has come to the office OF
Fassett A. Cotton. state superintend-
ent of public instruction that Harmon
S. Moseby, from whom the state board
OF education took his license to teach
school on the night of May % Will
appeal to the courts against the deci-
sion Of Superintendent Cotton, and the
state board.
After a hearing in Cotton's Office on
Wednesday from II in the morning un-
til midnight that night, the state board
decided that Moseby was not fit man
to hold the office OF county superin-
tendent because he was a party to the
buying and selling Of teachers IL
censes, and hence revoked his license.
Not having any license 10 teach
school. ne was not eligible TO the cleo
tion as county superintendent when
the township trustees met yesterday.
So far as could be learned here today
no election has been held there as yet.
Crooked politics was shown 10 be
the cause OF the Perry county situa-
ton. one John T. Bradshaw, once sec
retary to Congressman Cox, was the
political boss OF the county. and was
responsible for the choice of Moseby
as county superintendent. Being the
responsible one Bradshaw seems to
have gotten the perqulsites. and Nose
by was made the goat
Moseby's attorneys, however, are now
of the opinion that neither the state
superintendent nor the state board has
the right TO revoke the license or q
county superintendent Hence they
will begin action in the Perry county
courts to prevent the state superin-
tendent from revoking the license