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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Saw Mill Burns
at DutChman Mine

The Dutchman saw mill in Ameri-
can Fork canyon. the property OF the
Dutchman Mining company. burned
down last Thursday night. being n
total loss. 1t is not known how the
fire started, and when the blaze was
discovered 1t had too good start for
the few men camped there to do any
thing towards saving It.
Nick lverson, the veteran canyon
saw mill operator. had the mill leas-
I'd and was just completing CON
tract which would have been the last
cut at this mill for the season, and
a dozen more logs would have com
pleted the contract. These dozen logs
and about 1000 feet of sawed timber
went up in smoke with the mill The
total loss would approximate about
$500
Mr. Iyerson has another mill in the
canyon with which to supply the can
yon mines with the necessary mining
timber
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Historic Relic Goes
TO State Museum

In the Coop, window is "a most in
terestlng relic, II is an old black
smiths bellows, brought across the
plains in lS47 by the pioneers. With
IL was made the first pillow share ever
made In Utah, and which was made
by John Crooks, who brought the re-
lie TO Utah
II was used by MIR. Crooks father
In the early days Of Nauvoo. In his
blacksmith shop there. On one oc.
casion It was used in which to hide
the guns of the Morinons when the
mob came to disarm them.
The bellows will be taken next
week to the Deseret Museum in Salt
Lake city, where 1t will find per
manent home and be exhibited with
the other relics of state historical in.
terest
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Funeral OF Alex SteggeN

The funeral OF Alex Steggell, who
unfortunately met his death on the
lnterurban road last Friday, was
held In the Second Ward Meeting
House Saturday afternoon. Bishop
J. II. Storrs presided and the ward
choir furnished the opening and clos
ing songs. Remarks were made by
President S. L. Chapman, Bishop War
rem b. Smith and ]. II. Davis. all of
whom paid high tribute to the de-
ceased's character as a good hard
working, honest man. Miss Jessie
Green sang a solo and Misses Elva
Chapman and Mable Storrs gave a
duet. A large cortege of vehicles fol-
lowed the remains to the cemetery.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
A Prayer For Peace

President Wilson has issued a pro-
clamation calling upon all American
to pray for peace of the world He
has designated tomorrow, October 4,
as the day for these deyotions, and
tomorrow will see the entire nation
praying earnestly that bloodshed and
strife shall be made to cease and
Unity be restored between nations
1t is the first time that President
Of the United States has called upon
American to pray for such a cause.
II is very likely the first time in his
tory that one whole nation has been
asked to pray for peace among others.
The people of Utah will comply with
the Presidents suggestion and to-
morrow, among the most devout pray
ers which will ascend to the throne
of the Prince of Peace, will be those
from the people OF Utah.
So well does Robert G.. ngersoll
portray the emptiness of war and CON
quest that the following extract from
one of his masterpieces is given:
"A little while ago | stood bv the
grave OF the old Napoeon-a magnI-
ncient tomb OF gilt and gold, III al
most for a deity dead and gazed nm
on the sarcophagus of rare and name
less marble, where rest at last the
ashes OF that restless man | leaned
over the balustradc and thought
about the career Of the greatest sold
Ter of the modern world | saw him
walking upon the banks OF the Seine
contemplating suicide ! saw him MT
Toulon. ! saw him putting down the
mob in the streets OF Paris I saw
him at the head Of the army in Italy
saw him crossing the bridge at Lodi
with the tricOlOr I'm his hand. saw
him in Egypt, I'm the shadow of m,
pyramids saw him conquer tho
Alps and mingle the eagles of France
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
A Frank Expression

As a citizen and taN payer ! desire
to express myself publicly against the
granting OF public pool hall license
I'm our quiet little city, Tor any other
city for that matter. To do a thing
of that kind would be step against
the best interests OF our boys and
girls aud our future citizens, II would
be better move to establish u free
public library a gymnasium, swim
ming pool, play ground, etc, and put
them all under proper control and
regulation. The public pool hall, In
my opinion, is a kindergarten, so to
speak. for the future gambler, the
stepping stone to open saloons, and
In many ways leads to evil Who
would like to have his boy In the In
fiuence OF tobacco smoke, profanity
and oftimcs vulgarity and drunken
ness Who would like his son as
sociatcd with and under the control
OF men whose example and influence,
In many instances, Is opposite to what
you would want; men, as a rule, who
do not respect the Sabbath, do not
reverence Deity, and do not stand In
my judgement for the moral uplift
of the community In which they live
DO we want our boys in that kind OF
an element? say no, Absolutely
no.
There are better ways of reaching
the boys and | sincerely hope ouI
good citizens will unite together and
stamp out all such evils. ! commend
the action of our city officials who
labored In conjunction with the coun.
ty officers in wiping out the liquor
evil. and hope the good work will
continue until every citizen will Learn
to obey the law, and be subject to
the rules and regulations of the coun.
ty where they reside. In speaking the
way | do IL Is not because | would
wish anyone harm. but on the con.
trary TO further the interests of al
our citizens. In writing these few
lines, truly believe | am voicing the
sentiments of 80 per cent of our citi
Gems. and hope our city fathers viii
consider the will of the people ant
act In harmony with their wishes.
Respectfully,
s. l.. CHAPMAN
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

With the eagles of the crags. | saw
MIN at Marengo, at Ulm and at Aus
terlize. | saw him In Russia, when
the infantry OF the snow and the
cavalry OF the wind blast scattered
his legions like winters withered
leaves. | saw him In Leipzig in de-
feat and disaster-driven by a million
bayonets back upon Paris--clutched
like a wild beast-banishe to Elba
| saw him escape and retake an en-
pire by the force of his genius
saw him upon the frightful field OF
Waterloo, where Chance and Fate
combined to wreck the fortunes of
their former king. Aand | saw him
at st. Helena, with his hands crossed
behind him, gazing out upon the sad
and solemn sea. | thought OF the
widows and orphans he had made,
and Of the tears that had been shed
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Grant Hotel to
Change Management
Mrs. L. Mcdonald, After Sixteen
Years, Quits Hotel Management In
American Fork.

Mrs. +. Mcdonald after sixteen
years OF experience in the hotel bust
ness in American Fork, has decided
to 30 out of the business here. and
on October 18th, will turn the Grant
Hotel back to its owner Mrs. Mack"
as her friends are pleased to call her,
conducted the hotel in the Moves
building for number OF years UNI
der the name of the Mcdonald. and
then she moved TO Lehi, where she
managed the III - fated Union
Hotel giving this up after a years
experience, she returned to American
Fork and took over the management
OF the Grant Hotel, which she will
give up on the 18th.
Soon as she can close up her af
fairs, she will go to Southern Cali
Iornia, where she will spend the win.
ter with friends, and returning TO
Utah in March, she will again launch
into the hotel business In Salt Lake
city The complaint is made that
since the Interurban came the hotel
business has gone down.
Just who will take over the man
ogcment Of the Grant Hotel after
October 18th. has not yet been de-
cided on but II is not improbable that
its owner Mr. c. NJ Beck may
decide TO operate It himself
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

for his glory, and of the only wen
who ever loved him pushed from
heart by the cold hands OF ambltt
And | said | would rather have v
French peasant and worn wood
shoes; | would rather have lived d
hut, with a vine growing over 4
door and the grapes growing pu1
In the amorous kisses OF the autu1
sun; | would rather have been y
poor peasant, with my wife by
side knitting as the day died out
the sky. with my children upon
knee and their arms about me-
would rather have been this man 4
gone down to the tongueless sllsH
Of the dreamless dust than to IA
been that imperial personatlon
force and murder known as NapOls
the Great"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
CITY Council Votes
Pool Hall License
Change 10 Street Lighting System
May Be Made--C0uneil Again Turns
Down Drug store Licenses.

The City Council met In regular
session Saturday evening, Mayor
Greenwood presiding Messrs Merrill
and Craven. of the Utah Power 8
Light company, were present and
made some suggestions and explana-
tons regarding the changing Of the
street lighting system. II IL proposed
to install eight arc lamps In the main
part OF town In place of the more
numerous incandescent ones The
matter was referred to the committee
on streets, who will investigate more
closely and probably recommend the
change
Ernest Parker petitloned for the eX-
tentlon OF the water system TO his
home. As IL would cost about $50 for
the pipe, the Council voted that II
he would buy the pipe and dig the
trench the city would extend the sys-
TEN and allow the amount In rebates
on water rates. The same terms were
offered Messrs Christensen and Bax-
ter, who also wanted the city water
In their homes.
The American Fork Drug Store,
The Briggs Pharmacy. A. F. Brown
and VIM. Thornton had applications,
accompanied by checks. In asking for
druggists licenses. The Council
turned down the first two applica-
tons and granted the latter two.
Il. NJ. Parker. Geo. F. Shelley, ct al.
asked that fire hydrant be estab-
lished at the corner OF Fourth North
and First West Street, for fire protec-
ton in that part OF town. The petit
tion was granted.
n. NJ. Ambrose, who was turned down
at former session. again presented a
verbal petition asking for a pool hall
license. He stated that he would be
willing to comply with any reason
ably strict regulations II the license
were granted. The petition caused
| anu
man Seeley requested that he be re-
corded emphatically against 1t, When
the vote was called, Councilman
Christensen voted with Seely: Coun-
Gilman Thornton, who made the mo-
ton, and Melodies who seconded It.
and Hawkens voted In favor OF grant
ing IT, The license, however, cannot
be granted till an ordinance now on
the book prohibiting 1t, has been re-
pealed, This will probably be done
at another meeting. II the ordinance
is changed, then Others will have the
same opportunity that Mr.. Ambrose
asks for.
The Mayor was authorized to Dor
row some funds till taxes come in.
The sexton was authorized to hire
two men for two days at the city
cemetery
Certain improvements needed on
the streets were referred to the street
committee,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

American Forks new Public Lii
brary is rapidly being rounded into
shape, both us To the building aud It's
turuishi gs, also as to the collection
OF the l9tclectual matter and the or
ganization of its management Me
chanics this week completed the cree
ton of three double sets of book
shelving. each twelve feet in length,
aud which combined viii hold over
5000 volumes. The carpenters are al
so building ratings, library tables and
desks and other furniture contained
IN any we'll regulated library. The
plasterers have completed the lath-
ing and plastcrng of the building,
which is 20 feet wide aud 40 feet
long, is well lighted and well yenti-
lated, aud when completed ready to
receive the books, will be turned over
gratis to the committee by the Am
erican Fork school board.
The Utah Power q Light company
Will wire the building and donate some
fine chandeliers. for which they will
receive the thanks OF the committee.
The merchants have promised to
supply lnolcum. chairs. desks, ana
other necessary furniture. which will
be ready soon as the painters have
gotten through.
The several canyassing committees
In each of the four wards have about
completed their work OF visiting
every home in the city, and when the
work is completed they will have re-
coiyed approximately 1000 books
most of them good ones, suitable for
library purposes
When the time comes for the for
NAL opening, which should be In about
one more month, plans are being ma
-tured for one of the most notable
single events In the history of the
city. II will be book shower The
most noted singers, musicians and en-
tertainers will be brought from ali
parts OF the state for the perform.
ance to be given in the State Taber
nacle, and the price of admission will
he from onerto' fifty books. or their
euhivelent in. cash. Already promin-
eft citizens Nave slgniiied willing
A.. a'g'' NJ
Eess TO donate valuable sets of his
tories, works 'of reference and sets
by prominent authors. Works of art
for decorating the walls will also be
acceptable. The committee is bank
ing heavy on this book shower, and
are working to make 1t fitting eli
max to their long and well directed
efforts,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
New School Building
To Be Erected

The local school board visited the
local schools Monday and found all
IN good working order The schools
are so crowded that almost every
available space in the present school
buildings are already filled with chill
dren. II is the boards intention next
year to erect two more large rooms
on the northeast corner of the Forbes
building, They will make a base
ment under the new rooms and install
modern toilets.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
AGENTS WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE

Suit for divorce on the grounds of
cruelty have been filed In the Fourth
District Court by Ethel NJ. Mcdonald
OF American Fork against George W
Mcdonald Plaintiff asks the Gus
lody OF "a minor child and $40 per
month alimony The parties were
married In Omaha, Nebraska, soptem-
Der H. 1904
Mr Mcdonald Is the American Fork
san Pedro station agent here Mrs
Mcdonald and child lcft last week
Tor Neor sIs, shipping the furniture
ahead Of them,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
American Fork Department

good price, enabled him to clear up
more money on his Canadian ranch
than he realized from his irrigated
farm in American Fork Generally
where the farmers did deep fall plo"-
ing, they came out ahead Of the game
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
WHERE TO PAY TAXES

Notice is hereby given that am tax
as for American Fork precinct lex-
''pl "aterl can be paid at the Office
OF D. w Storrs, at Smdebakor
j. W, STORRS,
'-'' Deputy-Treasurer.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Our New Library
NearS Completion

Manual Training Building On school
Lot Is Fitted Up ~ school Trus-
tees One thousand Volumes Have
been Donated and Preparations Are
H,ing Made Tor IA Notable Musical
aud Boob shower.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

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Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
Nus Der ednIs.

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Rinbes teilt prof. @aupp ben fOIgen-
ben 9tuflob zines junsen 5iltOriters
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trug BLOB alsiosr. bic feline SOhter
e.nGbt botten. Gr tpor Iebr frcmm.
@enn er nidt fhloI,n tonnte. 10 betets
er. Ginmol tniete er an ben Stufen
bes Mltors. Da tom Der popIt bon
binten unb Tolbte i6n. nun mar er
beutT4sr aoifer. SEPT CAB er ben
Monoten beutlhe Nnmen. Gr sriins
t.te Shulen uno Nirden. 0ieIe lerns
ten leItn, fhreiben unb rehnen. MIs
Ct eeItOrben mar. Iebte er ii9 ouf sineH
golbenen Stub uno purbe in bic
gruft berunterssIaHsn. bort fbt Ct
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Washington Journal., 1914-09-12

n@oatmeifer 2rouis!" rSerr
Oberisutnont!"
,llIo, Wa1tmeiitsr, iH TONNE tp.s
qen Der @Guls fir bic 8eIidtisung.
8eTOnOers fir Gr5elen3 muB IS Elm
isbr fritOIiaes pFsrb iein. go, olio
@orFdIns."
Oberlsutnont b. @srgpib eins NIT
benz Wo9tmeiIter Der /. 8atteris Der
reitenben Mbtsilung bes GelbortiGeries
regiments SO. 80 ben Stall entlang.
6ier unb bort purbe Elm pfero be-
fpro&en.
Gin Isbr gutter Rerl. IommfrOmm
unO CUTE @dnse."
sic f9ritten tpeiter. Man fam on
einem I9On.n srOben Roppen Dorbei.
Der Mn8tm.iffsr iibersing bas
pferb.
.@ie 1T er bsnn!-
Die tIebt. Ssrr Oberleutnant. 0od
fonft Elm fnmofes pf.ro. Sin ii6srer
Msit.r pirb lshr gut NIT ibr fertig.
@ber
.Weein lisber Rrnuis. cine preuBiide
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pferb g.brou9tn, bod ME unb nims
mer elm 9amm. @r3e[lsno pfsift mid,
Serrn Oberlt. sic uno oqe na4eins
amber oil. Die onOersn pferbe iuden
sic oann oIsine bsraus. SD muB
fort"
.3u @efsbl. Serr Oberleutnantl
MIIo rous NIT benz 8otteriebud!
gs tpor Elm Isbr mOniger Morgen,
nis fi9 Obsrlsutnont Aan.r ouss
briidtt, oIs sr ON 1eF9tieun9stase
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Isbts Tein, ole GraeIlen3 belidtiste. Mar
es elm Slid obsr mar Is Elm uneliidg
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bonn sing Is fan.l, mar IS absr nidi
Der ToII. bnnn -. 0O9 jsbt battle e.
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Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
Am permiethcm:

5nlfOro gpartmcnt. @r. 25iS lite
Strafe @.-&., an Der GUInmbia
9iOnO, Wit. Elcaiant Strafen6abn.
2 muS 3.3immcr- gSO6nMngrm nil
grOhcn @nrOCrObemrGmmen, 0iid)c,
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per @eranOa. 0ampfbei5nng, falt
mnO warm Maiicr. Nns- MuO Glcf-
trif ? S~elcMd)tnug BON iOiOrt OOer
DUn /. SftUbcr an ST OcrmictCm,
$27.50, $4,000 mnO $500 per WU-
nat. Jragt Den 6iGcntiimcr i'm Snm
ic.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
Bora.
aliIitarbumursskr pon Curt urbis.

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Der 0err Obsrit un6 nit ION bi,
9errsn StobsOfFi3isrs battsu oog Rds
fino perIaHsn. Dos Bridesmaid bate
oen foesRonnten totem puntt iibermuns
ben. Won Ihpomm i'm Sett, Bur
eunber. RbeiH uno Wlofel. Ales par
in frSbIiHfsr Stimmune. bod elmer
fam bsuts eor niht aus fd berous.
bons Bauer, Der rungGlisFs SbsrIeuts
nont bss acknowledgements b.. 9sus
tbtn, foB fnusnb IdOn longs Dor sinem
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ni9t.
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trourie2" 2G6elnb rieF Der Reais
msntsobiutont D. @srspiB bic @orts
ftinem oIten 6rsunos 5u. Do6 Ole
fer nidtt nur Itumm hiniiber. Sin
turSer S6lud, bonn tpisbsr bas tisE
Iinnies 8riitsn. 8ereipiB inmmsrts
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ben ibm plab eenommsn.
mGoe, nos plast bsin aOniersid
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msbr mebr, 3psitens, Is 1T ia ousae.
f9loFen, sinfo9 ousssT6loKenl"
vNbsr. alter Sunss, ipas msinlt ou
benn eigsntli9? Ro, on buff pobl
beuts bein,u Nlororif6en; mas 1T benn
nur Ios2"
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bend. BIZ modf Oi, RsgimsntsbefsbIe
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i'd eineu MOroIiI9.n babe. Meuim,
i'd DsrItsbe bid ni9t." Stier eing Der
Bid gum NOiutantsn biniiber. Der
Mbjutant Ihien troy Der porgeriidten
Stunoe GeOantsn leIen gu tOHnen.
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ss ssoI. id geN jebt nod 9aus.
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Wit bon elmer Torontsl eeltohen,
Fubr tr in Die 6Dbe, ood 8erspib
Oriidts i'm niebsr nieoer.
.Du pirit ia eurniht ober nur
siniqe Getunben beii9tiei."
.Mlsssi9lOKen. oos lit gar midi
m5aliH. Sd eebe, on tonnit beinem
often treuen RompfssbruOsr MIDI
msbr heIftn. Electromagnetic, &c.
brOdene Rnoten, SOdffopIsr, 3uHt'
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aibt ss gar ni@t. Do6 i'd pette,
benn bonn made ih psnieItens Elm
@eT9dft nnb fonn meinen Reinfon
OrbentIi6 gratis bseitben."
Bon. ih pette. bnB bu nidt reinl
fG1ft."
Die Wette puroe obgeIdloIen, uni
f6ner bslaDtn tpanttt bic leiblidt
6ii[e bes Oberlsutnonts @uuer geser
Morasn beimnGrts. Der @siit mat
f9on IGngIt f9lofen segongen.
@erssfen mar bic 8sii9tigung, oi'
in brei Tngen be%Dorfono.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
Weindt:

Scoiae 0eutid)e 6rnn in mittlrrcr
Sobren iiIdt Stenlng fir lcihte
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gen ien0e man an Die Office 1es
,%oltrndlS.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-12
80 aterb bugs.

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ung bon 9ororpulber nit Staub5uder
semif9t. SIMMER fiibrt aber bas auss
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Rensrs unb Oas forgfdltis oussefiibrte
Mnitreiaen nit frif9er &altmil9 am
beiten unb ii9sriten gum 3iele, nm
bie pluge e~nbSiltig gu beieitigen.