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from Alfred. who Is bad boy and
has been here before. Alfred led him
into this: Neither he nor the little
girl have any idea what check Is
or that II IL wrong to write on one
some one else's name"
Down In the courtroom sat Alfred
quaking but defiant. His father had
given him the well known and popu-
lar remedy for such offenses and
probably II still stung. but Alfred was
not really reperant.
IT am not here to defend him.
said the father. II will pay for his
damage like any honest man. What
more can I dot Let the Court dc
what II thinks right with him.
have done all ! can. Hut the boy
did not take twenty or thirty checks
~ has been said. He cashed three
In all. I believe, In addition to the
big one he tried to cash last August
The whole amount In S103.'
The boy has been In the care al
physicians without sppreciable bene.
At. His case will be tried o-morrow
morning.
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"cHesTNUr" GOT THE MONEY.
Man Charged with Fosgt~g la-
sorsemewts Duames Another.

MWm NuWb&e1 WIN TVb8uW8 IL
aorsements Names Another.
Police Headquarters received q rsprt
last night from the Hotel Picrrepont.
No. q West Thirty-second street. that
n guest named John Austin had paid
his bill with two express money orders.
one for So and another for SIS. which
had been returned from the bank with
the information that the Endorsement
had been forged. Detectives Marion
and Murphy went to the hotel and ar
rested John Austin. who says he II the
son Of . wealthy turpcntine manufac-
turer Of Charlotte. N. c.
On March s the cashier Of the McAlpir
Hotel found that an envelope containing
SiO29 worth Of postoffice and express,
money orders had been stolen from his
desk. lie had list OF the orders. with
numbers and names Of payees. and thii
was turned over to the police.
The express orders cashed at the
Pierrepont were two Of those stoler
from the McAlpin. Austin says he tool
them a. security for . loan made to q
man named Chestnut.
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TERRIBLE BOY Of 9.
WITH COMPANIONS,
UP FOR HIS CRIMES
Accused in the Children's
Court Of Burglary, Larceny
and Forgery.

rfred Zerbenini II q stocky little
Calabrian with q curious head set
with strange eyes. He was in the
Childrcn's Court to-day 10 he tried
for burglary, larceny, forgery and
few other crimes hardly in keeping
With his Q or 10 years. There 10 .
dispute ~ to his precise age. Only
yesterday he had been found out after
he had taken . eco check from hts
fathers mail. got his fathers friend
TO cash Il and thin spent the money on
bis small friends.
Two Of his companions. ohicialiy
booked ~ accomplices in crime, sat
upstairs In the complaint clerks
room looking neat, we'll dressed and
frightened. They were were George
d Martini. ten years old. Of No. 3os
Sullivan street. an Anna Donbrosio.
thirteen. Of tho same address. They
seemed TO be conspirators in the
check forging to the extent that Al
fred asked George to indorse his
fathers name on the paper and that
George. unable to write we'll enough.
had got the little girl to do II. Also.
they shared in the spoils.
coNFeoeRAres PLEAD THEY
DIDN'T MEAN ".
Tho two confederates huddled In q
corner Of the room while Miss Grace
Edith Barnes. an architectural and
memorial window builder and once
secretary to the late John La Fargo,
told the clerk Of Alfred's sins. Miss
Barnes has q studio at No. II WASH
ington Square South. . building
owned by Angelo Zerbenini. father OF
Alfred. the terrible boy.
mot only did tho boy take my
check. which was sent in payment Of
the rent. out OF his fathers mail"
said Miss Barnes, but he has done
other things before. Last August he
tried to cash II In the same way to
buy 81 cents worth Of groceries.
Then too my studio was broken into.
The boy or boys used by own tools.
took hinge of my safe and tried to
batter their way In. When they saw
they couldn't succeed they smashed
my typewriter and troe UP window
measurements had to 20 back out
to Wisconsin for"
Little George Di Martini looked w
ut Miss Barnes with an II wasn't
there" expression.
LEADER FRIGHTENED GUT UN.
REPRINTED.
my little brother" said Fred d.
Martini. who must be about twenty
years the senior Of the accused child
confederate. ''lsn't that kind OF a boy
at all. He lives two blocks away
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PARLeA

Hae vsless 0aIs.
. Dlocess res NJ.
~. French ~"
siaass Parlos n.
Ne bsaas teeS't
hss6sssss Lamp see
0lobss sais Of hasd.
ssme Pictusess large
Oriental Rug. TUE
1O,0s 4 Rocker. y
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While engaged in keeping house"
during the absence Of her mother from
their home In the tenement at No. 81
Meeker avenue. williamsburg. to-day
eleven year -oid May CRUDE got too close
To the open CRATE Of the kitchen stove.
Her dress caught fire and she ran
screaming into the hall and down the
stairway, the flames spreading her gar-
ments. Neighbors caught the child and
wrapped her IN blankets. She was taken
to st. GATHERINGS Hospital. The chances
are against her recovery.
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they came to New York . year ago.
Hungry and without work. they stole
four bottles Of cream. valued at 60 cents.
Their story was told by Probation Of
ncer Connors when they were arraiGncd
to-day for sentence IN Special Sessions.
81 have found that II tho Court will
discharge these men the immigration
authorities will he apie to deport them
as public charges" said Connors.
Sentence was suspended and the men
will be sent back TO Hamburg In Q few
days,
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HERE'S A TIP FOR CONGRESS.
StaIiap Parlianent May Get Lessons
.. Boriss ssA Jiu Jitss.

ROME. March 10.-Members Of the
italian Parliament have been invited by
the Audax Sporting Club Of Rome to at
tend . course Of boxing and jiu jitsu
lessons especially organised for their
benefit In the invitation the manage
msnt points out that In view Of the re-
members should perfect themselves IN
the art Of oelf-defense.
I'VE consider We are fulnlling . pa.
triotic duty" the managemant concludes.
The evening world., 1914-03-10
OLIVE OILS DEFINED
BY NOTED CHEF

Seine delight palate and stomach,
others are good ftr e"oking. while most Of
statement. Rich. delicious olive OF cas-
only b. ebtsipsd from first pressing Of &C.
iectsd French olives. Subsequent prsssinga
ere naturally interior. therefore subject q
adu1teration.
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TWO DePoRTED FOR Theft.

.rans Heintse and Max Bender. both
under twenty-five y ,ars.. are TO be de-
ported to Hamburg. from which port
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CHRIS
Pronounced She-ris
OLIVEOIL

IL sbsoiutsiy rurs-rich IN food and health
promoting properties. Imported In origi-
nal FULL MEARURD PACKAGE.
toos Of Is said rScaos ana inlssr.tine stssy q
olive oils Chris = sold b. hnt-clao deaisn
- direct.
ANTOrse CHIEFS COMPANY.
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LEADER FRIGHTENED OUT UN.
REPENTED.

my little brother" said Fred Di
Martini. who must be about twenty
years the senior Of the accused child
confederate. "lsn't that kind OF boy
at all, He lives two blocks away
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

there were several changes in man
agements and numerous changes In
players. Probably not In any two
successive games has there been the
same list of players.
Lehi this year had material for a
winning team, but only once or twice
did they play in the same game Men
who play ball for the pleasure OF the
public and the glory Of the town
should be given positions where they
can get off one day per week The
town can afford to help support a
team. Nothing contributes more to
the life of a town during the summer
months. BY all means let Lehi get
in next year and give the boys the
support that will restore Lehi to its
former base ball glory.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
Royal Theatre Ready
For The Big Opening

During the week the new opera
chairs have been fastened to the floor
Of the Royal Theatre. There are 700
Of them. Morgan Lott has completed
the plumbing. The scene artist has
added several new curtains, drops
and parlor scene, the painting is
now nearly all done. The carpenters
have practically finished the beauti-
full front box Office, etc, and the
electric wiring in now complete.
When the lights were turned on one
day this week, II presented beauti-
rul scene and made the place look
ike some theatre.
An Interesting feature is the exit
bolts at each exit. The doors are
securely locked, but slight push
from the inside on the brass bars
that cross each door will throw them
open, making exit easy, The evpen-
sive Powers picture machines arrived
this week, and about the only thing
now delaying the opening of the new
play house is the arrival OF the
switch board, to be located In the
operating room.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
Cucumber Season Ended

The frost, Wednesday night, ended
the cucumber picking for this year.
1t was so general that all the grow
ers, both at Lehi and Sprmgville, that
no more cucumbers will be receiv-
ed. The first cucumbers were de-
llvered In July making the season
practically two months in duration.
During this time. eight big watts
holding over twenty tons each, have
been filled with small cucumbers COW
cred with salt and brine. About 700
5O-gallon barrels have also been filled
with dill pickles of larger size, maxi
Ing approximately 200 tons OF GU
cumbers that were delivered In the
Two months time.
The City Council has been asked to
give the company permission to ex-
tend its building to provide facilities
for practically doubling its present
capacity next year.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
Young Ladies' In Buggy Accident

Sunday evening a buggy driven by
Mr.. Ed Letter turned Manners
corner from Main Street just as an
other buggy driven by Miss Laverde
Lewis, Freda Olson and Mildred Beck
turned the Relief Society corner, 60
ing north from Main Street, came up
slightly behind. Mr.. Letter gave his
horse cut with his whip which
caused both horses to run, the one
being driven by the young ladies run
ming into gravel pile causing the
buggy to turn over and spilling the
occupants on the road.
Miss Lewis was picked up and car
ried into Jos. Holden's home, where
after about fifteen minutes she re-
gained consciousness She was con-
siderable bruised on the arms, lower
limbs and head. The other young
ladies' were also considerably bruised,
though not so serious as Miss Lewis.
The horse drug the overturned buggy
several blocks up Second West street
before being stopped. The shafts and
top Of the buggy were smashed.
The young ladies attach no blame
to Mr.. Letter, and though quite pain
fully hurt, they are now practically
recovered.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
Arch D. Gardner
UndSrgoes Operation

Archie Gardner. who is on mis-
sion IN the Sandwich Islands, under
went an operation for appendicitis in
Honolulu hospital or August eth.
This information was communicated
to his parents. Bishop and Mrs. Jas.
II. Gardner, In letter received by
them Wednesday. The letter also
stated that It was written by him
while proped up in bed. five days
after the operation. and that when the
letter was written he was fe ung fine,
and expected to be out in five or six
more days.
It appears that Mr.. Gardner has
had two prior attacks, about one and
two years ago, but this one was SO
severe that he was taken about forty
miles Ia an automobile TO undergo
the operation.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

it, because they can't control min.
lion. While it is extremely nnnnvia.
and sometimes very painful, this !
fesiiy one OF the most simple all
ments to overcome. Get about sa,i-
ouhces of Jad Salts from your nh ar Uur
acist, and take tablespoonful IN !
glass OF water before breakfast ~
tinue this for two or three DAYS T Tg
will neutralize the acids N uriro ns
1T no longer is o source of irrito,,sso
to the bladder and urinary oreaua
which then act normally again ""S
Jad Salts is-inexpensive, harm,eo.
and - made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with ii,s
la, and is used by thousands of fo,h.
who are subject to urinary disorders
caused by uric acid irritation la
salts is splendid for kidneys and
causes no bad effects whatever, sun
Here you have pleasant, efrervos
cent lithia-water drink, which ouios.
iy relieves bladder trouble.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
SCHOOL BAND GIVES CONCERT

The young School Band, under the
leadership oil Melvin Smuin, gave an
hour and a half concert from the
porch roof In front of Darling's Hotel
on Main Street, Wednesday evening.
They played six pieces like veterans
and closed with the Star Spangled
Banner, which brought rounds of ap-
plause from the big crowd who gath
cred to listen. After the concert the
band went to the High School build
Ing, where 1t played several tunes for
the Republican primary.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
Senator Sutherland
TO Speak In lehl

Mr. Hcber Hart, president oil the
Young Mems Republican CLUB an
nounces that he has received prom
SO from George Switzerland, United
States Senator, to address Il meeting
of the club in Smuln's Academy on
Friday, September 18th. The Provo
Glee club will also be present.
Mr.. Hart says that the seats VIII
he so arranged on the floor of the
hall that everybody will be able to
hear we'll. He also announces that
after the speaking there will be a
grand ball. An effort will be made
to make this the greatest event So
cially and other wise, Of the coming
campaign The speaking Will com
mence at 1880 and the dancing at 0
O'Clock
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
Base Ball Season Closes

lehl played its last league base
bah game here for the season last
Saturday, The score ended American
Fork IL, Lehi T. Some of Lehis men
had never played in the team before,
which accounts for most of the runs
made by the visitors
Base ball Is Lehi. this season, has
not been up to the standard of re-
cent years. due largely to the sup
port given by the people, Then, too,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Miss Reta Evans entertained doz.
en- young ladies' AT sowing bee a'
her parents home Saturday evening
Charles Heron, who has been
working at the Lehi-Tintic mine. Is
home for visit with his folks.
Classy styles in Gents Suits at
| Peoples Coop We would be de-
! lighted 10 show you Call and see us.
| Mrs John Bone is spending ten
days with friends in Bear River Val
ley
Mrs. Hyrum Smith presented hor
husband with fine baby boy Mon
day.
Mrs. Henry Sorrenson of Bingham,
is visiting with her mother. Mrs Al
fred Turner. who has been quite Ill
the past week.
Bishop Henry Lewis went to Juab
during the week TO thresh his wheat,
but just before arriving there the
throshing machine was burned up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Anderson moved
their household effects to Sandy last
week. whore Mr. Anderson will act
AZ supervisor of music In the Jordan
schools.
Mrs. C. D. Peterson entertained q
number of lady friends at kensing-
ton Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments
were served
Water MELONS are selling for so
cents each. At least this is the price
said to have been paid for some on
Provo Bench this week by some Lehi
boys, who took long chance on get
ting them for nothing, but got stuck
for the higher price,
Now is the time so select your Fall
Bonnet All the latest at Peoples
Coop. 12-1t
During the past week following were
the Interurban passengers TO
Salt Lake: o. A. Slade, Nate Rock
hill, Il. h. Kirkham, Lexie Southwlck
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck John Rob
erts, Blanch Peck. VIM. Whipplc,
Thomas Sims, Efle Day. Jennie Webb,
+. ]. Powell, Miss Sarah Earl, Emma
Robinson, Henry Erickson, Elwood
Thomas, w. A. knight, Charles Her
ION, DR.. Holbrook, Il, NJ. Jones. w.
.. Racker. z. w. SCHNEIDER, Clyde
Dorton, ]. Il. Bone, Dasll Smith, S.
\. Smith and Mrs. and Mrs. s. a.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
Hospital Cases

Mrs. Emma Schultz of Ephraim,
was brought to the i.ehi hospital this
week. whore she underwent a criti-
cal operation and Is doing nicely.
Mrs Schultz was formerly Miss En-
ma Powell
The six-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph $. Broadbent under
went an operation Thursday. having
her tonslls removed.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
Home Economics Club

The Ladies' Home Economies Club
will hold its regular by-weekly SEES
sion Tuesday evening in the Grammar
school building. Miss Edna Glib will
give a reading and Mrs. Stookey will
read from the Montesori Mother. Al
the next meeting there will be talk
from Miss Stratford, the new domes-
tic science teacher In the High School
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
Salts if Kidneys
or Bladder Bother
Harmless TO Flush Kidneys and Men.
tralize Irritating Acids.

Kidney and bladder weakness re-
suit from uric acid, says a noted
authority The kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass II on to the
bladder where II often remains ia
irrltate and infiamc, causing a burn
ing, scalding sensation, or setting nm
an irritation at the neck of the blad-
der, obliglng you to seek relief two
Or three times during the night. The
sunerer Is In constant dread the
water passes sometimes with scold-
ing sensation and Is very pnfuse
ngain' there is difficulty in avoidlng
Bladder weakness most folks cali
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Friends OF Wesley Richey gave him
a surprise party last Thursday even
ing. While one OF them took him
for ride around town. the others
gathered at his home and made ready
for, the event. splendid repast was
provided. Besides this there were
games and musfc Those present
were; Messrs and Mesdames Richard
Richey. Robert Fox, Charley Hiesh-
man. Enoch Russon, Robert Telford,
John Telford, Peter Hanson, Isaac
Peck, Mr. Stafford, Mrs Gledhill, Mrs.
Kirton, Mrs, S, A. Smith, Mrs Israel
Anderson. Mrs. Lullie Richey and the
Misses Ella Peterson and slgurd Lar
son,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Ideal" Shirts are the kind that
wear, Buy them at Peoples Coop
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Leslie Roberts has gone to Elsinore,
where he Will be employed in the
sugar factory labratory
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12
LEHI LOCALS

Mrs. T. II. Edwards of Garland, is
visiting Lehi friends this week
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

George Wuniass. Gelendon Crabb
Million kirkham aud Il. Rhodes re-
turned from the hay fields in RUBY
Valley this week
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Mrs. A. Il. Jensen of Salt Lake City,
Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Prime
Jacobs, this week
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

ideal" Shirts are the kind tina
wear, Buy them at Peoples Coop
Leslie Roberts has gone to Elsinore
where he will be employed in tn,
sugar factory labratory.
Mrs A. Il. Jensen of Salt Lake City
Is visiting with her sister, Mrs Prime
Jacobs, this week.
James A. Carson came in from Fair.
Geld Thursday to have bad felon
given medical treatment.
Nj and Mrs Arthur Livingston
have case of whooping cough quar-
entined AT Their home.
II yOu want the banner to do your
Job WOrk--the paper that boosts your
town--call y. W. Ross.
Miss Pearl Anderson had cut In
her arm Saturday necessitatlng the
taking or several stitches.
c. j. Il. Hertell was In Cedar Fort
Saturday, and sold wagon load Of
Ice cream.
silks and Messalines for the dresses,
and Fancy silks for trimmings, nj
Peoples Coop. 12-lt
Miss Jenna Bradshaw arrived from
Caldwell, Canada, this week. and will
attend school here this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. st. Jeor have
moved to Bennion, where Mr.. st. Jeor
will be employed on the Orem road.
Miss Lexie Southwick spent the
week end visiting with friends In Salt
Lake City.
r. II. Cutler and Ira ID. Wines of
Salt Lake City, spent Saturday In
Lehi on business matters.
w. l.. Webb is building an addition
to his home In the lower part of
town.
Mrs. G. A. Boyer of Springville,
spent the week in Lehi, the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Anderson.
Judge Kendall. who has been under
the weather recently. Is now improv-
Ing.
Miss Vera Bushman went to Mendon
last Friday. where she will teach
school.
Fifteen babies were blessed at the
various Fast Day services In Lehi last
Sunday.
Mrs. Hyrum Webb gave a childrens
party Friday afternoon In honor OF
her son, Gales, birthday
Mrs. A. Bradder and Mrs, John ST.
Jeor were visitors at Bennion We'd
nesday.
Sam Hutchings came In from Scran-
ton, Saturday. where he reports the
old Scranton mine as having struck
an immense body OF iron ore, which
is now being shipped to the smelter.
The new find Is 200 feet under the
3 famous lead and zinc slopes
Last Monday evening thrifty friends
II James Love joined Mrs Love Ia
giving him a surprise party, the oc-
casion being his birthday Lunch
was served to the guests by Mrs.
Love and the evening was spent sing
Ing songs and playing household
games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Kendall entertain
ed at home on Labor Day the follow
ing friends: Mr.. and Mrs Ebben Sper
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Standard of
Salt Lake City, Mrs, r. ]. Stice and
children OF Tooele. Mr. and Mrs. Jas
Kirkham. Miss Leila Wilson and others.
The music OF Mrs. Stoddard. who was
formerly Miss Ethel Wright, was
greatly enjoyed.
The Chapman Mercantile company
have purchased another large AS
sortment OF Ladies' and Misses Coats
and Suits. Sample line, no two coats
alike-When you buy one, you own
Il as cheaply as our competitors can
buy IL. Let us show you l2-lt
One of the things deeply appre-
ciated by the parents of students at
tending school is the thorough, SAM
tary cleaning that has been given the
Grades, the Primary and the High
School buildings by their janitors.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

turned from the hay fields in Ruby
Valley, this week
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. John s.
Evans entertained twenty little ones
at a childrens party in honor of her
son. Orals. birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cough and Mr..
and Mrs. Harmon Johnson spent sew
eral days the past week compng in
American Fork canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Madison were
visitors AT Mr.. MGdsons old home In
Vineyard, several days the first part
of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spencer Of
Fscalaute, arrived in Lchi Saturday.
Two of their sons will attend High
school here this winter.
Miss Ileen McMurrin and MILFORD
Dean of Salt Lake CITY, were the
guests of the Misses Viola and Vera
Gardner last Week
-
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. \. Herringer spent
Labor Day the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Gardner, at the Pawnee ranch,
over Jordan.
Tuesday evening jolly bunch of
friends of Fred Reeves gave him Il
genuine surprise party at his home
in the field. Music, picnic and games
caused the evening to pass quickly
and merrily.
Last week Mayor Quincy lost fine
1400 pound brown mare. She was shod
on both hind feet lnasmuch as the
Mayor has searched far and near for
his animal, and the wire had been
from the gate which had
been left open, he thinks the mare
has been stolen.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Ruon Evans in vey sick at the
home Of his mother Mrs Morgan
Evans
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

Last Friday afternoon Mrs. John s
Evans entertained twenty little ones
at childrens party in honor of her
son. Oral's. birthday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

James A. Carson came in from Fair
field Thursday to have bad felon
given medical treatment.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-09-12

One of the things deeply appre-
ciated by the parents of students at
tending school is the thorough, SAM
tary cleaning that has been given the
Grades, the Primary and the High
school buildings by their janitors,
Messrs j. c. Baker, Joseph Kirkham
and VIM. Price,