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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04
Rrsy SCENES Ar CANNING PLANT

Tuesday a half dozen maSons com
mcnced laying brick on the new can
ming factory The walls will be four
brick thick up to the first story The
second one will be three brick thick.
The walls will require 10000 brick
and will be completed in about twenty
five days. Work will be rushed as
rapidly as possible.
The canning plant is about the bus
lest place In town In all there are
about twenty men employed making
excavations. hauling gravel, building
forms, pouring gravel, laying brick ana
tending mason. Everything is being
done first class.
Anostle LYMAN of Salt Lake visited
our local Sunday Schools on Sunday
Mrs. Emily Nelson of Salt Lake City
is the guest for a week of Mr.. and
Mrs. - Morck
Mr.. and Mrs George Ash of salt
Lake city vii spend the next Few
days with MIR and Mrs. W a. Boullor
Messrs Frank and Marion Bates Of
Lchi are canyassing 4hc town In the
interest of aluminium cooking utensils.
Dr. O. T.. Grua and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Thorne were springyille
Visitors Monday.
You will nnd everything in mer-
chandisc that you want and the KIND
that you want, at Chipmans blE
store. az
Miss Marion Tanner was ylslllnE
relatives at salt Lake the first Of the
week.
MIR. and Mrs, Leonard West at Muir
ray were Pleasant Grove visitors Sat
urday and Sunday
Walter Brown Of salt Lake City -
here for "a vacation, which viii be-
spent GBhinc aud visiting friends
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04
TWO NEW PACKING HOUSES.

The Utah Fruit Growers Associa-
tion has commenced the erection IN
Provo of what will be one of the lar
gost packing houses in the state, An
other packing house will be built mt
Orem on the bench on the new inter-
urban line In time for the fall ship
ment of fruit. The one at Provo VIII
have a floor space of 5000 square feet
and will be triangular in shape. with
facilities for eleven teams to unload
ON one side, while cars may be load
ed on the other two sides with no
blocking of traffic
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04
Carrie Nelson
Dies At SpTingviIIe
|er Pleasant Grove Citizey, Well
rnovp Here, Dies OF Blood
Poisoning.

Carrie Nelson. wife of N. X.
on principal of the Springvillo
school died Saturday morning
20 o'clock Of blood poisoning.
|vas born May Is, 1875, at Plea
IGrove. and was the daughter OF
md Mrs Jeppe Nelson. She had
orominent in church and educa-
circles and was president OF
Alpha Beta club. She is survived
hree children and the following
sisters: Mrs. Nelson of Provo,
y H. Robertson of Manti and
In W. Thorne of Pleasant Grove,
brother, sven Nelson of Plea
Grove.
the funeral services, which were
in Sprlngville, Wednesday, there
! large attendance and tremen-
oGering of floral tributes. Bishop
Bringhurst presided. the other
kkers being Bishop o. u. Hunting
IG W. Mendenhall. Joseph II
Inc, c. A. Mathison and u. $
3kley.
q high school furnished several
cal numbers, Robinson brothers
a duet, ladies' quartette rem
THE Rosary" and two other
IL ladies sang solos. j. y. Greer
tered the opening prayer and
op Hill the closing one.
hong those who went to the
hgville services were Mr.. and Mrs
u Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w
me. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Lund. Mr.
Mrs. w. l.. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs
Halliday, Mr. and Mrs Guy Robin
Mr. and Mrs. r. ID. Wadley, Mr.
Mrs. Il. r. Halliday, Joseph Il
tne and others.
lie remains. which were brought Il
SAINT Grove on the afternoon trail
burial, were met at the depot her,
long corlege of vehicles, which
wed TO the cemetery. where Bish
L. Swenson and Bishop J. +
ghurst made short remarks an'
Hayes dedicated the grave.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04
BROKE ARM CRANKING AFRO.

Last Sunday, while l.. w Lund was
cranking his automobile, the crank
flew back and broke his arm in the
wrist. Mr., Lund did not know II at
the time, but after sustaining the frac-
ture he drove to Spring,illc aud re
turned. But II caused him to loose 81
much sleep that night that he visited
the doctor next morning. who told him
the result. and put the arm in spllnts
Moral Use "A sclf-startcr or don't
crank your auto on Sunday.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04
curuRIrs ny PARCELS POST

The local postoflicc is br"om'nlr'
mite means Of disposiug OF in' run
crop. Last week q box of chccrrlNs VIZ ,5
aori Nv insured mail 10 lndian'pollS,
md They arrived in three DAYS anu
three DAYS later the return cnr' waS
hack Tho addressed wrote hp' lp'I ,
arrived in fine condition ana Wan''o
more. ,. Iuq
rlous cherries were sent NV re-,
,ost IN spotanc wash 50 lou'f MO-
end to san Francisco CA. ,,.
rrnii rs not placed in the MAJ, naE
,u, a. handled os carefully as 81 ''o'
by cypress.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04

s'ce' car serve, known as one man.
pay-ts you enter cars. which are COZ,
ms on Gatcurs ''.'
ihe eminent gentlemen were insis.
tent mat the reporter say that the
meal they ate at the Gunner hotel
was enjoyed more than any they ever
ate at the Hotel Utah
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04
|H From James D. ThOrne

The Editor of the Pleasant Grove
eyiew.
oday brought me the Pleasant
We Review, which am always
Ased to receive, as il keeps me in
rh with the conditions and the
)ple of my home town.
little do the people know and rea-
the amount of good a home paper
Is and the way IL is appreciated by
lse who are away, or they would
Pport and patronize ii more than
" do.
70 me II Is one OF the greatest
pms of telling people who we are I;
at we have for sale, and what a
|utiful country we live in.
see by today's issue that you are
tempiatlng getting out u booster
Ion for the cath of July, and
y wish J was there TO aid In making
grand success
lncc the first of the year IL has
10 my lot To b. chosen president
ne Norwich Conference, and | find
responsibility and the work much
Ter as we have four active branch
Q look after and thirteen travelling
rs 10 Keep In working condition
o'er, we could easily use twice
many, so there is easily room foI
OF our young men at home
ne experience young man gets In
mission Held cannot he estimated
uoilars and cents, and the young
should not loose this opportunity
is afforded them.
ne youths of Zion little realize tn,
pohhg offered them by the church
ne missionary field.
NJ persecution so prevalent year
mas quletcd down considerably
lne bitter feeling against MS H.
80 prevalent. However. we meet
.ue opposition now and then.
ulins tho summer months we dc
Ivy 'racllng, each elder having q
o'e ana riding out ten or twcly,
, each day and back at night.
mere Is one thing we must Civ,
'"nu credit for is her good roads
4 ,todus mere are certainly fine
IKE paved street, and il Is q
sur 10 ride out into the country
SSer our little Gospel pamphlet
nose who will accept.
nave started our street meeting
lbs OF our branches, and | an
'ou 10 report we are getting alonJ
\ well 40 far.
ua'e been intcrfcred with a tim,
Wo and a few questions asked. NV,
"",r h'on able to answer them T.
ra'lslaCtlon of most of the crowd
H., explanation of our principles
l n, so we'll by scripture
pn lead people to believe that W
n'ble students. educated and prc
ko y especially for this work.
fmo FOCAL preachers often refer T.
a professional men, and kindl,
~, lh"ir listeners that tho Amer
WIN their profcssionalism can
sa'c mankind
~" 10 one who knows the con
i" our young men came into IN,
npn' me manner i'm which the
"nl' 10 handle tho subjects II
4 i,, III so short n time. is rroa
"''S TO the divinity of the Cos
IN york Of the Lord Is prorrosg
H. /" ,ul' part of the world and Their
II h'r loeling towards us iha'
n lor long time. ana 7 be
4 y,,, 'ulnrc willy sec q create
i,a, man We have had in the rasl
,,, In'"d my labors over her
m" "I,O' hn' will hc glad 10 pct hnc.
y "''n' town, as TO me It Is TIA
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04
Mrs. Tom Crompton has gone to salt
Lake for ten days visit

Mrs Tom Crompton has gone to Salt
Lake for ten days visit
Lester Kirk arrived home this week
from the uintah Reservation. Mr.
Kirk reports everything prospecting
out there
MIR. H. W lund MIR and Mrs W. T.. /
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs Joseph w. lalli- |
day attended the funeral Of Mrs Carrie |
Nelson at Sprinrvile Wednesday
Frank Atwood came down from
Salt Lake City Wednesday Mr. Att
wood is helping to audit the hooks Of
the Granite school district
Pleasant Grove and Linden people
You can get four cars TO American
Fork on the Interurban each day and
Chipman's have the merchandise and
low prices. Alt
Miss Enle Warwick has been engag-
cd to teach domestic science the COM
ing winter in the Cedar City branch
of the Agricultural College
Miss Annie Rasmussen. who has
been spending the past year In salt
Lake City, arrived homo Wednesday
for AN indefinite stay.
Mrs William Warcush Of Murray
Is spending few days in Pleasant
Grove, the guest Of her sistor-in-law.
Mrs f. +. Gunner
WANTED Local agent for our fruit
fruit company. reliable man acquaint-
cd with growers and with the fruit
business, packing, loading cars, etc.
See our display nd IN todays issue
Colorado Utah Fruit and Produce Co
1884 ! orimor street, Denver, Colo
RADIO
Mr.. and Mira ] w. Tboruo and hen
daughter. Vcro, Joseph y Thornc,
Mrs Maggie Sorrcnson, Mr.. H. r. Hal
liday. Mr. and Mrs sven Nelson and
Mr. aud Mrs Jcppc NELSON attended
the funeral of Mrs n Is Niolson az
Spriug,iIc and accompanied the re-
mains back TO Pleasant Grove
If you live within twenty miles of
| American Fork and cannot Rel what
you want, you can depend on getting
IL at Chipmans Alt
Mr. aud Mrs Marion Rogers and
MIR and Mrs Alon2o Bushmau oi
Snowflake, Ariz, were guests of Me-
and Mrs, Lawrence Monsoon lbc pa
week. Mrs Rogers and Mrs bushmau
are sisters Of Mrs Monsoon Mrr
Rachael smith Of Snowflake AN aunt
Of Mrs Monsoon, is hero now.
Last Tuesday evening Viola Young
and Ellen Stag entertained ut a bundle
shower in honor Of Ella Dayerauy 1t
the home of Viola Youug's parents
Those present were the intended bride
Tlla DeyerauX, and bridegroom Cyrus
Andrus Of Trenton, the Misses Nioln
Young, Ellen Stagg Eva Rassmusson
Estella Jensen Margir Smith, Grace
Richcus, Flora SorCnseu, the Messrs
Arnold Rheims, Allen Rheims, Iloyd
Rheims, Fred Young samuel Hilton
owen Christensen Mrs =. o. Jenscu
and Mr. and Mrs W. T Young a
luncheon was served and good tim,
was had by all present
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Mr. \ Hail was n Pleasant Grove
visitor Wednesday. He is at Provo
during the summer to handle the He'd
quist business there In the absence of
Alex Hedquist, who is on an eastern
business trip
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04

The Misses Cora Wadley, Grace
Richius aud Rita Thornton entertained
al q bundle shower in honor of Miss
Hcjen Wadlcy, Wednesday evening An
enjoyable time was had by all.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04
Mrs Sam Jorgenson gave birth to /
baby girl Friday All doing nicely

The stork left baby boy at the
home of Peter Christensen Monday
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MIR l.. w Iund, MIR and Mrs W. l..
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs Joseph w. talli-
day attended the funeral Of Mrs. Carrie
Nelson at SprinFville Wednesday.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04

The Misses Cora Wadley, Grace
iichius aud Rita Thornton entertained
70 % bundle shower in honor of Miss
lclen Wadlcy, Wednesday evening. An
'pioyahlo time was had by all
Mr.. \ Hall was a Pleasant Grove
visitor Wednesday He Is at Provo
during the summer to handle the He'd
quist business there In the absence of
Alex, Hedquist, who is on an eastern
business trip
Mrs James and Mrs Oscar Oler of
Idaho are visiting friends here and
In American Fork. With James and
John Nelson and families they spent
last Wednesday on Provo bottoms Wis
ting with ], K. Allen
Mrs J. u. Thorne received tele-
gram from shelley. Idaho. Tuesday.
toling Of the death of Maurine Cutler,
The 3-year-old baby Of Myrtle Thorne
Cutler The baby died of pneumonia
following a serious case of whooping
cough
President Lyman of the Quorum of
he Apostles. with S. L. Chapman,
James II Clarke and A. J. Evans of
The stake presidency, attended Sunday
School here sunday going to Manila
In the afternoon. President Lymans
visit was for Che purpose of reorgan-
iziug the local circle
lGrn Halliday, Juci1 Pierce and Par
Icy Nelson cumc down from the Utah
Ccutenuial property in American Fork
CANON TO spend the Fourth of July
They report the property looking bot
ter than ever Ono shift has been fol-
lowing q nice stringer of ore In the
upraisc and another shift has been
pushing ne tunnel into the mountain
There are three seams I'm the face of
the tunnel coming closer together rs
work progresses.
Drs Westphal and Grua spent the
past week up on the Strawberry,
camping and fishing. They report
delightful time They made the trip
by auto, leaving here at s p, m. and
at tho Strawberry reservoir
a about midnight Tho trip up was
made by way Of the government road.
which is regular boulevard. The
trip back was by way of Daniels
Crock ana was made in about the
same time.
Chapman Mercantile Companies Big
Department store, largest In Utah
county 40 to 80 employees, which
means hat we feed and cloth by the
We give 30 husbands, 80
wives and about 200 children We buy
your horses, your eggs, chickens, hay,
gfu.u and produce We sell you good
at reasonable prices. We
lot every worthy individual have what
they need whether they have the mon
Cy or not. An honest person always
tries TO pay his debt Read our ad on.
first page
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04

Lester Kirk arrived home this week
from the uintah Reservation Mr..
Kirk reports everything prospering
out there
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04

Frank Atwood came down from
Salt Lake City Wednesday Mr. ATT
wood is helping to audit the hooks Of
the Granite school district
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04

Mrs James and Mrs. Oscar Oler Of
Idaho are visiting friends here and
in American Fork, With James and
John Nelson and families they spent
last Wednesday on Provo bottoms Wis
ting with J. K. Allen
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04

Mrs ] D. rhorne received tele-
gram from Shelley. Idaho. Tuesday,
tclling Of the death Of Maurine Cutler,
The 3-year-old baby Of Myrtle Thorne
Cmlcr The baby died of pneumonia
following serious case of whoopng
rnnnh
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-04

Pleasant Grove and Lindon people
You can get four cars to American
Fork on the Interurban each day and
Chipman's have the merchandise and
low prices. Al
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here for vacation, which viii be-
spent GBhinr aud visiting friends
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-07

The allied armies defending roads to Paris again have
come into contact with the German right wing
river Grand NORM which west somewhat south
the Paris line
An official statement issued by the French war office saws the
allies advance troops touch the German forces
which seem to be covering the river Oco towards the south
west the movement Of the main body OF the German right wing and
small engagement resutcfin advantage the French
The Of Mauben where reported British troops
assisting the French garissh said be still resisting
assault y
From Berlin by Ny of Amsterdam comes the report that the
Germans attacking &e i9rts Nancy and that Emperor VIII
liam and the general watching the operations The British
official war information Bureau has issued long general survey
Of the operations the British army during past week. and in
addition list of British casualties which shows total of
than $4,000 Up September The which based
report from Field Marshal Sir John French commander of
the British speaks highly Of the spirit Of the
British soldiers and their achievements declares that while the
British losses heavy they onehr OF the losses inflicted
by the British troops the Germans The closes with
call for
Berlin reports that 5000 British prisoners have reached Do
berz
A bombardnent has begun Of the fofications Caaro
Austria Hungarian seaport BY the French fleet and advces from
Cetnje credit the Monnegn troops with the defeat OF the Aus
rians at Boanitz, in Herzegovina.
France calling the 1915 recruits and in this way Will
add 250O00 to her forces within a few months
The German ecstag represented by members of all parties
has promised full support whatever measures the minister OF
marine necessary Appropriations will be made for the re-
placement the ships which have been lost and to carry out ne
program OF construction already arranged
British steamer Of the Wilson line with hundreds OF passen-
gers aboard has foundered in the North after striking nne
Most Of those aboard saved
Russian official announcements describe strong offensive
movement against the Austrians September Inc
Austrian regiment OF infantry surrendered loOo men Deg Ne
German rons marching 10 the aid of the Austria attacked
but the result OF these operations has not been made known
A German official statement says that the allied troops d
retreat between Paris Veun and that German troops a
pursuing them 1t adds that IN the eastern theaer q wal W M ,
tan attack on ub continues and that the Astans are engaged
in dispensing the Russians. =. r.
Late advices say that the train service between Pa ana -
eppe has been suspended 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-07
ottoman empire. Bulgarin's Slavic
ssvmpathles may cause her to with
Mold from the conflict entirely.
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN
SONSuIS TO LEAVE EGYPT

Washington. Sept. e.--German and
Austrian consular officers have been
ordered by British authorities To
leave Egypt at once.
kumanla has announced officially
that II she ahandons her position Of
neutrality, II will be 20 follow the
course taken by Italy
Great Britain has Informed the
United states that she would look
with favor ON the sending OF Amcrls
can warahips to Turkish ports to care
for Christians In ease there was a
Mohammedan upfising against them
These developments IN the highly
critical situation brought about By
the feeling of the triple entente that
Turkey Is certain 10 Join the conflict
on the side VI Germany and Austria
We're conveyed today IN official dis
patches to the United states govern
menn
Great Britains expulsion OF uer-
man and Austrian consular officers
was taken here TO mean that she had
determined TO put an end 20 the pro-
German propaganda which she be-
iieves these consular officials have
been circulating since the outbreak
OF hostlltles The affairs OF Egypt
a scmi-sovereign state, under the
suzerainty OF the sultan. practically
have been Administered by Great
Britain ever since the bombardment
OF Alexandria and the suppression Of
the Arabic insurrecticn thirty-two
years ago. The natives have never
entirely lost their aversion, however
for the intruders and British believe
Germany has for decade been husy
fomenting anti-Engish feeling Word
of the sutan's friendliness OF late TO
Germany and Austria Is believed by
British officials to have been spread
TO Egypt. an appeal being made not
only TO the nationalist sentiment Of
the natives. but their religious feel
ings
France openly has charged in her
with the American
that the German propo-
that the German propa-
medan uprisirgs, not only H. Egypt
but In India and Turkey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-07
DESPERATE FIGHTING ~
PROGRESS ALONG BORDER

Petrograd, Sept (vla London,
lO'S0 p. m)-Desperate fIghtlne
continues along the front from Lublin
TO kholm where the Tenth Austrian
army corps made an attempt 10
break through the Russian line. says
an official statement issued here to-
night
THE Austrians were heavily re-
pulsed and 5000 We're made prison.
ers. The Russians secured various
documents in which the Austrian gem
erals made urgent appeals for help
from Germany
I'm Galicia. thirty locomotives and
an enormous amount OF rolling stock
were captured.
The Russians entered the railway
station at I.emberg and found II
crowded with trains loaded with am
dynamite, benzine and
stores. The Russians cap
tured the station SO suddenly that
three motor cars which were on the
point OF leaving, fell into their hands.
''In the neighborhood OF Swollen, a
German aeroplane was brought down
and the aviator captured.
"At Vlotslavsk a German armored
train coming from Alexandrovo at
tempted to shell the town, but was
beaten off.
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NEW YORK Sept 6The Associated Press has received by
wireless from Berlin message which follows 1t sent from AK
LaChapee to Berlin Tor transmission The authors all whom
are well known American newspaper originally assigned
to Brussels and when that city taken they returned AK
IA Ohapee from which city they have been ecayorng
London but without The telegram partly muiaed BY
interference and certain words missing but the here given
IS clearly that intended BY the authors
In spirit unite in rendering sc) German atrocities ground
less as far able After spending weeks with and
accompanying the troops upward Of 100 miles unable
port single instance upoyoked We also unable confirm
mistreauen prisoners Of noconbatants with the
German columns This Of Iouan Brussels Iuneve and
brc and Beaumont without ubstamaing single brutality
Numerous investigated rnors proved groess Everywhere
have Germans paying for purchases and respecting property
rights we'll as according civilians every consideration
Ater the battle Of Bass plobaby Barsc), suburb Of Ma
found Belgian and children moving comfortably
about
Ife day after the Germans had captured the Merbes
Chateau found citizen killed but unable confirm
lack Of provocao Refugees with Of atrocities unable
supply direct evidence Begans the Sabre valley discounted
reports Of cruelty the surrounding country The discipline OF the
German soldier excellent observed To the truth OF these
statements pledge professional and personal word
ROGER LEWIS,
"Thc Associated Press
IRWIN S COBB,
Saturday Evening Post and Philadelphia Public Ledger
HARRY HANSEN
Chicago Daily News
JAS. ODONNELI. BENNETT.
JOHN T. McCUTCHEON.
Chicago Tribune
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tsy MORNING JOURNAL srEclAl lsAsEo WIRE
London, Sept. t12:20 a. 1.-THE
Gernlan public has not been permit
ted to learn Of the Russian victories
70 Galicia and Poland according TO
dispatches from Amsterdam. some
OF the papers which published the
news Of these victories We're suppress
ca and Austrian staff reports claim
ing success were circulated.
Heavy German forces are rushing
TO the relief of the Austrians, ac-
eording to the same correspondent.
The Russians report that German
corps approached The scene OF the
Lemberg battle too late 20 partci-
pate
Austrian Losses Terrible.
The Russian embassy has issued
reply to the Austrian claims by
eounter-claim that the latest reports
OF the battle at Lemberg show 1t TO
nave been a greater stroke than at
hrst indicated. and that besides ~
WV prisoners, 500. guns instead Oh
wv as first reported. We're taken, TO-
sether with 80 locomotives. 1oo cars
and enormous stores Of provisions
The embassy also claims that the
hussian army between the Vistuia