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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
DOESN'T SUPPORT CHILDREN.
Father Married Again and Now is Ar-
 rested.
F H. BFIEDE,
 supt. of Schools. J. P. GUSHING, Head Master, High School.

Because John Rourke of Bradley street. who is now married for the sec ond time, fails to contribute anything to the support of his little children by his first wife, Mrs seully of 75 Frank street, who cares for the children, caus- ed warrant to be issued for his ar rest on a charge of non-support. The warrant was served upon Rourke in person yesterday afternoon by Detec- tive McAypy and Rourke was arrested. He has been working for the past ten weeks in the factory of the Brass com pany at Mt. Carmel where he was found and arrested by the detective. Rourke is about thirty-eight years of age,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
Street Widening Held rn.

Emma l.. Rogers, yesterday after noon filed an appeal in the amount of damages allowed her by the city for taking her property for the widening of St. John street The city took only part of the building and allowed her $295O. Yesterday she secured an order from Judge Robinson, granting her a hearing on the appeal in which she claims $S,000 damages. She demands that the city take the whole or no part of her property. The order is made returnable to the superior court in Sep tember and holds up the St. John street improvement until that time
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
To Auction Steel Plant

In pursuance of the order issued by the superior court the plant of the Omega Steel company which has been in the hands of a receiver for a couple of years, will be sold at public auction at the factory in Ansonia on Tuesday next. The company manufactured steel tools under a certain patent on hard ening but through some internal troub- les was placed in the courts.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
To Annolnt g Recelver.

The clerk of the United States dis trict court at Hartford had an un- lucky day Monday. Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed and both bank rupts declared under oath that they were not possessed of sufficient money to pay the filing fee.
 George B, Whitney of New Haven was one Of the two. He has liabilities af 22g3.g1 and assets of sl55.C7. He makes oath that he is not possessed of $30 to pay the filing fees,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
A Lorenz Operation.

An operation for congenital hip dislo- cation under the Lorenz method was performed on Sunday upon Rhea, the two-y -year~old daughter of Louis M schleicher of IA St. John street The operation was performed by Dr. E, Hermann Arnold, of York square.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15

MT. Whitney has been in charge of the baggage express at the New Ha- ven house for a number of years, but quit last Saturday. Previous to that he was agent for Peck 6 Bishop at their depot branch office.
 A meeting of the creditors is to be held before Referee Newton tomorrow morning for the purpose of appoint ing a receiver,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
Sowing Little Grain in voIga.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, May 14.- Several Russian papers say that the landed proprietors in the central and Volga districts are sowing little grain because they fear agrarian strikes. The same conditions prevail in the Don tracts
 The merchants and factors of south Russia refuse to sign foreign grain oon- tracts, believing that the harvests will. be inadequate to the local demands.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
Charged With Burglary.

But recently discharged from the fire department for stealing from a Yale dormitory, while intoxicated, William D. Heiser of 76 Minor street, was a prisoner in the police court charged with burglary. His case was. continued until May is under $500 bonds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
or Sale.

will sell the highest bidder all of the property of the late William Buton consisting of twelve Two Family Houses, three Cottage Houses, Six Family House three Three Family Houses and about Fifteen Hundred Feet of Unimproved Land. All must be sold this week as the estate is about to be closed.
 All inquiries and prices and other information may be obtained by making inquiry of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
Winter Bad for Graln.

Budapest, May 1.-The report of the ministry of agriculture says that the winter has been bad for grain. Winter wheat, rye, barley and corn suffered from the excessive frosts and insects and much of the land was untitled on account of the unfayorable spring. The existing sowings show little develop- ments.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
Alleges Non-support.

Nathan Lavine, of 1SS Liberty street, was arrested by Officer Sullivan yester- day afternoon on warrant alleging non support of his wife. Lavine works at 79S Chapel street and his wife claims that for long time he has failed to contribute to her support.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15

merchants that the south Russian mer- chants may fail to make delivery if the upward movement in the price of wheat continues. One Hamburg firm is men- toned as already being involved in difficulties in this connection.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
WHEAT REPORTS OF
 SITUATION IN EUROPE London Thinks It is a Ques- ton of Supply and
 Demand. FRENCH EYES ON U. s. Little Sowing in volga Owing to Fear of Agra
 rian Strikes.
FRENCH EYES ON U. s

London, May 14.-The European wheat situation, according to the gen. erally accepted view here. resolves it self into question of supply and de- mand. It is explained that it is not speculation alone which has brought about the present high prices. The situation has been strongly influenced by buying for the demand. Germany has been purchasing Australian and Argentine cargoes for nearly six weeks, the shortness of stocks in that country being caused to some extent by selling considerable quantities of both rye and wheat to Russia, as last years Rus- sian crop suffered damage Germany, therefore, must now get about 4,000, ,000 quarters more between January 15 and the end of July this year than she did during the same period last year. This fact is regarded here as mainly in strumental in causing the squeeze, be- cause the River Platte shipments are required by the United Kingdom, Ger many and the Mediterranean, espec- ially Italy
 It is also acknowledged that con- siderable damage has been done to the winter crops in Germany, Rumania, Hungary and along the Danube, ex- tending to about forty per cent. One Bulgarian report says that in places it is about 80 per cent.
 From all Europe, France excepted, the advices are unfavorable The Russian crops are not only bad, but the political uncertainty in that country is also having depressing effect on trade. The millers have been keeping down stocks to the lowest points pos- sible, living from hand to mouth, ex- pecting drop in prices.
 Cold weather in Great Britain also to some extent helps the advance.
 Futures Lower at Liverpool.
 Liverpool, May IA The price of wheat futures here to-day were lower. According to the opinions of dealers the increases in the prices of wheat is due to the shortage of. the crops in the United States, southern Russia and Rumania and not to speculative move ments The latest reports from Buch- arest say unless rain falls in a few days the spring crops in the whole of Ru- mania will suffer severely. The large cargoes of wheat which generally reach these waters at this period of the year have not arrived and the stocks ir Great Britain are light. A considerable quantity of Australian wheat is being pun chased in England for Germany Owing to the increase in the price oi flour the Scotch bakers have raised tht price of bread
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
Order Evnnss Ale.

From the nearest dealer and see what a treat it is. All over New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-15
HRmburg's Fear.

Hamburg, May 14.-The fear is exs pressed among the Hamburg grain
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21
Order LCVylns Assessment No.
Standard Knitting Go.
Lehi, Utah G ,uuty, Utah.

Notice is hereby given hat at a
meeting Of the Directors of the stand
ard Knitting Company, held on the
25th day of January, 1907, an ASSESS
mcnt Of 80 per cent or So 10 per share
was levied on the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable on or before March
26'h, 1907, to Andrew Field, at the
Office Of the standard Company, Lehi,
Utah.
Any stock upon which this ASSESS
ment may remain unpaid on the 2Gth
day Of March, 1907, will he delin.
queut aud advertised for sale al public
auction and unless payment Is made
before will I've sold on the 18th day Of
May, 1907, TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the cost Of
advertising and expenses Of snle.
ANDREW FJELD,
Secretary Standard Knitting Go.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21

j. r. Giles was Salt Lake visi
tor this week.
Capt Racket, Opera House,
March 2nd.
Big shipment of baby buggies
and go carts at Peoples Coop. s.
Mosiah Evans of Garland was
a Lehi visitor this week.
Mrs. r. Il. Cutler of Salt Lake
was in Lehi Thursday and Fri
day.
Frank Campbell of Snowflake,
Ariz., was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. Slade this week.
w. w. Southworth has gone
east on a business trip, and will
visit many of the larger cities.
Remember if its the best Garden
Seeds you want go to Broadbents
for them.
When you want a sewing
machine get the best, the "New
Royal" carried by the Rackcr
Nero. Co., sold either for cash or
on time. .*
There was a large number of peo.
pile from Lehi who attended the
Black Hawk Reunion at Am. Fork
on Tuesday evening. Resolutions
I OF respect in honor of John WOrlton
were read. A very enjoyable time
was spent by those who attended.
G. W. Earl has just received an
offer to furnish 1000 electric hOrS
power to Salt Lake parties at q
stated price for . years. He has
an excellent power site ia Am
Fork Canyon. A company will b'
formed to build the power plant
Work may commence this summer
There was very few who at
tended the meeting held at tn,
Tabernacle last night. Dr. Mer
rill and Prof. r. r. Lyman wer,
the speakers giving their reasons
why the consolidation of the [
OF L. and the Agricultural Col
lege should be effected.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The total registration in High
School up to date is 6t. fla third
year course is installed, next year
there should be an enrolment of
over one hundred.
The University of Utah Drama
tic Club will present "NIr. Bob
and "a Match for II Magistrate, ("
Saturday matinee aud evening.
February %. The High School has
the infringement of the play in
charge, and will use the money
made in building up its library.
Remember the date, Feb. BIRD.
Matinee, 2:15; prices 100 and 25g.
Evening, S:l5; prices 25c and SOC.
Those taking part in the play
are: Edna Harker, who last year
played ''NiObe;" VIM. II. Minlin.
Nellie Mahar, II. Leo Marshall,
Il. A. Hart, Hazel Barnes, Ivy
Cleghorn, r. w. Young, Jr., Kate
McMannis.
These players need no eucom
iums, They won their places from
among over thirty who tried out
for places.
Get your reserved seat tickets
early at the Lehi Mercantile. You
can't afford to miss it.
Friday night the High School
basketball team plays it's first re-
turn game of the League series.
Lehi is now the champion high
school team in the county, having
defeated the other four teams il
four straight games. On Friday
night, however, we play our see
Ond game with Springville. Tn,
$500 Silver Loving Cup which
it looks as though Lehi will win
will be on exhibition Friday night
Come out and see it. for il look,
good to Lehi.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21
BASKETBALL.

At Am. Fork on Friday evening
the Lchi High School played the
Am. Fork High School team at the
Apollo, resulting in a score of ~
to 20 in favor of Lchi. The game
was one of unusual interest, 100 or
more from Lehi attended. Five
different times the score was tied.
At the close of the last half the
score was - to II in favor I.ehi
and when time was called the score
was 20 to 20. Only a few moments
passed until Lehi made field has
ket, which gave to us the victory.
STANDING or LFAGI-E.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21
sIANDING o. LFAGIE.
PFourens.

Drunkenness is ON the decrease
America. Profanity is on the in.
'roase. There are far more smokers
han there were 40 years ago, and not
1ne hundredth as many tobacco chew.
srs Pollteness In public places has
besome one OF the lost arts. The chill
dren are smarter than they used to
be. and a great deal porter We have
more young people who can play the
piano or violin, and fewer who can
spell" The above is the verdict de.
llvered on the present generation by
a New York cle"syn
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21
Deaths Under chloroform.

An English physician points out
that doctors are sometimes blamed for
the death Of patients under chloro-
form, when the catastrophe is due en-
tirely 10 the parents or friends, who
ignore the strict orders not to give
any food before TIE operation, and by
administering milk, eggs, an orange,
or chocolates, TO "fortify him for the
operation, bring or fatal compiled.
tons
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21
Does This Mean You?

Every newspaper wants to pub
fish the news. The better the
paper the more prosperous it will
be. Local news items are espec-
tally hard to run down. How
many time have you, dear reader,
been approached by the newspaper
man for an item of news and tolG
him that you knew nothing of in.
terest. Probably at the time yOm
family were away on a visit OF
someone from out of town was Wis
iting at your home. OF course
you didn't mean to deceive the
scribe, yet when you receive YOU
paper you wonder why your fam
lily or friends we're not mentioned.
A good way to avoid all this is To-
Kindly inform MS of the facts OF
drop a note in the pOstOllice to the
paper. The one item may not
amount to much, but several col
umns of such news is the life of a
local paper.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21
Contest Notice.
Department Of the Interior,
United States Land Office,
salt Lake CITY, February q. 1907.

a sufficient contest afidsvit having been filed in
This o1 &c by John ~ Wooton contestant
against homestead entry No. ltqp, made Nov
~ 1901, lot Ma section ~ Township s.
Range W 10y Charles A lIallstfom. Conteslee.
IN which II i alleged that said Haistrom has
striudtned aud deserted the land lor moro than
six months and has failed to at any tune build
house on the land OF TO establish residence there
ou and that this failure Is not the result Of service
~ the Amy Navy or Marine Corps OF the United
States, said uarlies are hereby notified to appear
respond and Offer evidence touching said allega
ton at ~ o clock a. m, April s. 1877
before the Register and Receiver al the Unit ed
States Land Once 10 salt Lake City, Utah
The saia contestant having. In pronel
after due diligence personal service
TINS notice cannot he made u T. hereby ordered
and objected that such notice he given by due and
proper publication
FRANK D. HOBBS
Register
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21

W. A. Knight went to Salt Lake
Tuesday.
Capt Racket Opera House,
March 2nd.
Mrs. Robt. Taylor is visiting
with friends at Spriugvillc.
Mrs. Almeda Harmon is home
from trip to Los Angeles.
Poultry and field fencing the
Perfect kind ut Peoples Coop.
Born to Mrs. May Lossee Green
wood, daughter, Tuesday even.
ing.
Farley Austin went to Murray
today in the interest Of the Sugar
Co.
Ernest Campbell and wife of
Goldiield, New, are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Slade.
Mrs. B. w. Brown has been Wis
iting at Provo, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Johnson.
Earl Homestead has an infected
knee, following an injury received
while playing Basketball.
Broadbents are selling all kinds
of calico for 81 yd. It's the store
to do your trading with.
Mrs. l. Il. Adams was taken
suddenly and severly i'll this week.
She has Il stone in her kidney.
Henry McClish and Norman
Imiric, the wagon missionaries
who have been doing missionary
work in Lehi for the past week or
! so, left for Am. Fork on Tuesday.
The Rackcr Mere. Go. received
a large consignment Of Iron Beds
and D1cssels this week. Come
and see them. =
The beet contracts for 1907 arc
out and the work of signing up
acreage for this ycarw will commence
next Monday at Court House.
l.. c. Holbrook, manager of the
Holbrook Smedloy Fur Co. at
Bountirul, is visiting with his
brother, DR.. II. G. Holbrook.
The Kirkham Orchestra played
for John McKenney's wedding
dance at Fairfield Wednesday
night, and will play for social
dance at Cedar Fort tonight.
Sunday evening at the Tabern
acle the Sunday Schools of the Isl
and 2nd ward gave the program
The speakers were Karl Hopkins
r. b. Woodward, Junius Banks
and A. j. Evans.
The Four Wards of Lehi me-
at the Tabernacle Sunday after
noon and listened to the HON,
missionaries. There were six o
them and Bishop Gardner gave
them each 10 minutes time. Al
present seemed to enjoy the meet
ing.
Get our prices OH field anc
poultry fencing, we have "A big
stock and can save you money
Peoples Coop. q
Mrs. II. &. Hart of Bauvard
Nevada, has been visiting with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ;. j. Tay
lor, for few days A number q
her friends were entertained il
Il social evening the night beior,
she returned to her home. MuSi,
and games were the order of tn,
]
evening and light refrCshmets wer'
served. Mr.. Harris mother an,
sister of Ogden, and Erma Clarl
of Lehi, returned to Nevada Will
Veriic to visit for short time
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21

Our spring stock of dress goods
is beginning to put in appearance.
Just opened mp the first big
shipment this wecl. Peoples
Coop.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21

WANTED: Lady TO adv ertise
our goods locally. Several weeks
home work. Salary $1,000 per
week, $l0O a day for expenses.
SAUNDERS Co., Dept. w, 46.4S
jackson Boulevard, Chicago, III.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-02-21

Arthur Bradder was "A Salt Lake
visitor Monday.
Alfalfa seed for sale at Peoples
Co OPP. u
Chas. G. Edwards of Garland is
visiting with friends in Lehi this
week.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Rem Wells spent
Sunday in Salt Lake City with her
parents.
Leon Taylor of Sugar City has
been visiting in Lehi for a day or
two.
Have you seen the new spring
goods and ladies skirts at Broad
bents. 1t will pay you to look 4
Mrs. A. NJ. Stewart is at Bing
ham attending her grand daughter,
who has brain fever
There will he u married folks
dance at the Bank Building next
Friday night.
Pittsburg "Perlect" field and
poultry fencing at Peoples Coop,
Get their prices. -
Mrs. Rachel Campbell of Salt
Lake City is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. o. A. Sladc.
Chas. Brems of Salt Lake is Wis
iLing his father, Frantz Brems, who
has been quite i'll for some time.
New stock of wall paper has
been received at the Racker Mere
Co.
Mrs. Peter Anderson of Am.
Fork has been visiting few days
with relatives. Mr.. Anderson is
in Nevada.
John Heldquist is home for a
visit from Colorado, where he is
Agricultural Supt. for one of the
Sugar Co.'S.
"Utah's Best Crop" would feel
justly proud in one of our new go
carts. Peoples Coop. X
Stella Kirkham and Leo Clayton
were married at Brigham City last
Wednesday. They will make
their home at Garland, Utah.
The Valentine Dance, given 10y
the NJ. /. A. Thursday evening,
was a very successful one. About
IS couples were present and spent
a most enjoyable evening.
When you want pillow or har.
row or any other implement RackeI
Mere. Co. is the place TO buy it.
You will then share in our divi-
dend proposition. %
There are many sidewalks in
Lehi that lack a nice row of shade
trees. Plan now to secure some
choice trees and help beautily your
property and improve the city,
Mr.. and Ms. II. j. Stice have
returned from pleasant trip to
Southern California. We acknowl-
edge receipt of some oranges which
they picked while at Riverside.
From our exchanges we learn
how several towns have the spirit
of improvement. Ia some places
the whole city turns out, stores are
closed for day or tive, and people
generally are taking an interest in
the betterment ofthcir home town.
Better streets and sidewalks, their
city lots are cleared Of all debris,
improved and beautifed. This is
certainly the right thing to do.
Mrs. Harriet Jacobs, who has
been confined TO her home for some
time, underwent a very critical
operation on Thursday night Dr.
Stauller of Salt Lake CITY the ear
specialist, was called down and
with DR.. Hollbrook performed the
operation, taking out a small bone
from the back Of her ear She was
very weak at the time Of the opera
ton, caused by her long illness
and her life hung in the balance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-20
Clever With the Cards.

some years ago a certain county jn.i was undergoing extensive alteratiMf> &Tring which time q gang of piukpee.i cas, four in number, were arrested o!l4 sr2arhct day. Owing to the alterations The lot were confined fer time in one cell, but were placed under strict sUr weillance the care of them being Spe- eaaily intrusted to the sergeant. 'iha aGAy after during his rounds he sped sMem playing cards, when he promptly s9pened the door aud summoned |: f.. low constable, on whose arrival tll. N.ell and the prisoners were most ca2.' f,ally searched, but no cards were remd. However, the card playing sti!: continued until the day on which tht Spickpockets were to be sent to t,-r 3;. sl2es for trial. Then the superintend eut, q very kind man and grea, fa vs9rite With every one, asked them aH sa flavor to tell him where they had hid sAen the cards. They told him that as s<son as tue sergeant and his comralc e.ntered their cell they stuck the pack tim his pocket and picked it again be- yrore he left. as proof of which they glresented him with the much used gss gssck.-Pearson's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-20
A Brides Dilemma,

\ humorous romance Is reported Sgom Natal, where youthful Hindoo ssride was recently called upon to xsGoose between her husband and her Jewels The case came before the Dur sfan police court in the first instance,
 where the brides parents, says the Natal Mercury, accused her husband of 1n1ucting her while under thirteen wears of age The bride, however, asAaimed to be eighteen, and the magis txate dismissed the case Outside the ea,onrt q tug of war took place between the two parties for the possession o, the bride, in the course of which it aI. Iearcd that what her parents particv 2arly desired was not herself but her Sewelry. \ sergeant of police then Sat a!n. Judgment and decided that the jew. Glry belonged to the parents, and he &irl must choose between her husband s&na her bracelets. After some cugita gfor she chose the husband. who sswGmptiy unfastened the bangles fran sser arms and handed them to he. ,garents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-20
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
 OF JEFFERSON COUNTY

solicit your vote and support for re-elsctien to the office of County and F:obate Judge of this county a. the primary to be he'd January ?, 1908. To canvass the county so as ,n meet each yot ar Tn person ,uld take every tay's
 lr.e from new until the primaries.
 This Would Tean to close my of. ice for the text two months ! shall. therefore, not attempt to do this. have given faithful ar :, honest attention to the duties f this office. duitpg the past year an. shall continue to do so. If .a- elected, 1t will be my policy to COT: tinue the acti.s building of perc,.- nent roads and bridges and to b,
 forth my every effort for the ga., eral advancement of Jefferson coua. ty. JAS. GOULr