The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
UTAH STATE NEWS

1910 convention city OF the Kansas
City Life Insurance companys field
representatives.
A Joint institute by the teachers Of
Utah and Juab county schools will be
held In Spanish Fork October 8 and
10. It is expected that about 400 teach.
ers will be In attendance.
Luella Glazier OF Provo has fled
suit for divorce against Kimball Ola.
tier on the ground OF failure to pro-
vide. She asks to have her maiden
name OF Luella Peet restored.
Unless peace IL restored In Europe
Immediately, the fruit crop OF Utah
and other western states will be
without outside market this fall &c.
cording to prominent western fruit
buyer.
The Salt Lake Federation OF Labor
has adopted resolutions indorsing the
action OF the electrical workers union
in the present labor controversy and
pledged its undivided support to the
electricians.
Abner Delos Miner Of Springville
died last Friday afternoon at his home
after a lingering illness. lie was
born in Springville April 81, 1867. He
Is survived by his wife and family of
i've sons and three daughters.
The two-county fair for Carbon and
Emery counties opened a three days
program on the Gath. with a good
crowd In attendance and the finest
exhibition of fruit and vegetables In
the history OF the two counties.
Charged In three counts In a fed.
eral complaint with intercepting Unit
ed States civil service letters that
were not addressed to him, Thomas
M. Jones, postmaster at Hooper. We.
Der county. has been placed under ar.
rest.
That the day Is not far distant when
politics will be eliminated from the
postoffice was the prediction of James
Glove. postmaster of Provo at the
opening session OF the eleventh an.
nual convention of the Utah Postmas.
ters' association in Ogden.
Vermont Hatch OF Salt Lake has
been appointed to the Law Review"
OF Columbia law school. Mr.. Hatch
Is a graduate of the Salt Lake high
school and was valedictorian of his
class. He recently completed course
at Harvard and enrolled for more OK.
tensive study at Columbia,
Irwin Davis, 20 years OF age. son OF
Homer Davis of Provo, and Aleran.
der Steggell Of American Fork were
Instantly killed when they were struck
by electric cars OF the Salt Lake In
terurban railroad. Davis was killed
near Provo, and the accident to Steg-
CELL happened near American Fork.
| A stranger giving his name as ]. E.
Waldron came to Price Saturday and
passed one check for $3.50. signed
by J. M. Whitmore, and another for
$3.50. signed by Joseph Sharp. A
short time later the signatures were
discovered to be forgeries, and Wal.
dron was arrested and IL now In Jail.
Enos Roland, O motorman employ.
cd by the Ogden Rapid Transit COM
pany. was shot by an unknown as
sailant during free-for-all fight
! which started on the car he was run
ming near Five Points, In North Og.
den. The bullet entered his face
and lodged against the cheek bone,
The confscation by the Wabash
railroad OF ffty-four carloads OF
peaches In st. Louis several days ago
has started an investigation by the
Brigham City Fruit Growers associa.
ton, the shippers OF the fruit. Tho
consignees refused to accept the fruit
and 1t was taken by the railroad and
sold for a low price In order to pay
the freight.
Leland Hays. aged Is. of Magma.
was run over by the auto truck which
carries the students OF the Granite
high school from the school to Gar.
feld. and seriously injured.
A Chinaman who conducted laun.
dry In Salt Lake died from burns re.
ceived while endeavoring to save
some horses from a burning barn To-
Gated adjoining his laundry.
Registration ut the Logan Agri-
cultural college Is heavier this
fall than ever before In the history OF
the institution. II IS expected the stu
uent Oouy VIII NUMBER more tnan
1900 this winter.
More than 800 students are now en-.
rolled In the Jordan high school. At
present they are quartered in ten diff
lerent buildings scattered through
Sandy. They will be removed to the
aew school building early in October.
Mr. Josephine Pacioni, 81 years OF
age. died at a Salt Lake hospital OF
ourns received at her home in Gar
field when kerosene In can explod-
ed. She was making a fire In the
stove and poured kerosene on the
kindling.
Charges that the state of Utah has
been defrauded of a large sum of
money due under the inheritance tax
law from the estate of the late John
Il. Dooly, capitalist, are made in an
action filed in the district court at
Salt Lake.
Gus Mutort, who showed gun
through the window of house in
Bingham where half dozen men