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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
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On Thursday night the Freshman
girls entertained very beautifully for
the girls OF the Junior class at a
colonial luncheon" The reception
hall was gay with festoons of bright
ly tinted Virginia Creeper apples and
corn. The guests were served at
small tables. four at a table. Low
bowie of grape leaves and grapes
formed the center piece of each. All
the girls were arrayed In the costumes
OF ye ancient danes and the spec
tacie was very gay one. After n
Tour course luncheon, consisting NJ
boullion, waters. chicken patties An.
ger potatoes, sandwiches. olives, fruit
saiad' orange and pineapple sherbet
ana cake, all OF which was prepared
by the girls themselves, the danes
iaid aside their dignity and Joined
III general frolic. Forty girls par
ucipated In the evenings enioyment
Inc hrst chapel exercises OF the
year We're held Wednesday morn,no
at 1880 the occasion being that of
'he presentation OF books to the H.
brary by the Senior and Junior clos
SEES BY the united efforts OF tho tue
classes seventy dollars worth %
DOCKS We're presented, and the event
was naturally one of rejoicing Tho
program was as follows:
siumber solo-Girls Chorus
Prayer-Mr. Baird.
Solo-Mr. Overlade.
presentation Speech-Arnold Rich
ms. ''eh-
Presentation speech-Ray oIDir
speech of Acceptance prInc,ioI
Walker, "''p"'
Mr. Baird is busy working ort man
or basket ball Regular practice no
IAN THIS week and the prospects for
'leasant Groves success ara hr,. ,o
-
SCHOOLS were dismissed for Frjdav
3 all teachers are ATTENDING ,to
.ouh'y Institute at Spanish Fort ~
he 9Th and 10th. vi
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
Political

The political pot is beginning TO
boil and in the near future orators
will be declaming on the glories oi
the protective tariff and the great
wisdom of President Wilson in his
watchful waiting policy. When the
smoke OF battle has been cleared
away, GO of the things that will be-
revealed may be to find that all tn,
county officers have been elected from
Provo and the south end of Utah
county
It happens that j. II. Gardner, long
term commissioner. IL pittcd against
candidate from Provo, and b. n
Christenscn's name for the VI art term
commissioner. will be found opposite
that of gentleman from Springville.
John II. Wootton. for state senator,
Is opposed by u candidate from Provo,
and Geo. u. CARR for asse ssor will
find gentleman from Salem contend.
Ing for the same Office. James II
Walker. who aspires to be County
Supt of Schools, has friend from
Spanish Fork desiring the same of
flee. and two years ago he received
the largest vote on his ticket
Party ties probably bind more light
ly than ever before, and with the
party vote as close as II Is admitted
to be In this county. there is n posi-
bility of some most startling results
II the voters OF the north vote their
party ties. and those of Provo ana
the south vote their personal prefer
ence, 1t is one of the possibilities that
we may wake up on the third day of
November and find all the county of.
fees located In the south end of the
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT, CIRCU.
LATION, ETC.

OF the American Fork Citizen, pub
lishcd weekly at American Fork, Utah,
required by the act of August "a, 1912.
Editors w. Ross, Lehi.
Manager, w. Gaisford, Ameri-
can Fork
ublisher-Alplne Pub Co,
owners-s w Ross and l.. W Gals
ford
Known bondholders, mortgages and
other security holders, holding per
cent or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages or other securities:
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
L. w. GAISFORD, Manager
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day Of October 1914
JAMES CHIPMAN, JR,
(SeaD Notary Public
My commission expires May goth,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
URGES UTAH FAMERS
TO yACCINATE HOGS

ID. Hyrum Frederick OF the Utah
Agricultural College, urges that farm
ers In all sections of the state yacci-
nate their hogs with the anti-cholern
serum before the bad weather comes
II this precaution is not taken. he de-
clares. the hog colera will develop
into a costly and dangerous plague
among the animals DR., Frederick
recently visited in inflicted districts
near Sandy and has since received
reports that cholera is spreading rap
idly through the central and southern
sections OF the state.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
Many Elders Returning Home

A letter received Tuesday from FL
der Merlin Southwick. who is church
immigration agent at Liverpool, Eng
land, says that many OF the Mormon
Elders are returning home or 10. mis-
slons In the United States. over one
half Of those who went when he did.
just one year ago. have already re-
turned to American. A few days be-
fore this letter was written. he book
or over 100 Mormons on the u. s. S.
$. Scoplan, and SO OF these were FL
ders. the balance being returning stu
dents and tourists.
Recently he attended n meeting ad-
dressed by Winton Churchill, First
Lord of the Admiralty, who made an
imprisoned appeal for volunteers
The government is asking for one
million more men to take up arms
against the Germans, ana to be ready
for service within the next eight
months. The English papers are ml
OF battles which were being won D,
the allies, but the ncws was all cen,
sored by the government before the
papers were allowed to publish II.
Thursday n post card was received
stating that Elder Southwick was In
Dublin, presumably on pleasure
trip, or attending the Irish confer
ence
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
Legislative Candidates j
To Answer Questions

A state convention for state wide
prohibition was held In Salt Lake
City Sunday afternoon. II was at
tended by sixty delegates from dit
ferent states who represented 81 diff
ferent organizations. Following were
the officers elected:
John NJ. Whitaker of Salt Lake,
president; Geo. A. Startup OF Provo,
hrst vice president; Jos. II. Grant,
Jr., OF Salt Lake. second vice presi-
dent; Edwin s. Sheets Of Salt Lake,
secretary. and the Rev. Philip King
OF Provo, treasurer
After the election OF the officers and
the adoption Of the constitution and
by laws, the chief business Of the
convention was the adoption Of the
following set OF resolutions:
Whereas, the people OF Utah are
desirious OF settling the liquor ques-
ton without reference to political
bias, and in a manner fair to all par
Ties ana all people; and,
Whereas, this desirable end can be
achieved, we believe. by the legisla-
ture OF 1915 passing a bill providing
Tor state wide prohibition, said bill
to become law only after It's approval
by the people at a special election to
be held on or before the last Tuesday
In June, 1915.
Therefore, be It resolved by the
members of this convention here as
sembled that we ask all legislative
candidates the following questions,
the answers or failure to answer TO
be published:
VIII you II elected vote TO submit
10 the qualified electors Of the State
OF Utah an effective state wide prohi-
billion bill, as set forth in the fore
gong said biz to become law n
voted for by the majority OF the elect
ors OF the state voting 1t such elect
Iou?"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
;oREM TOWN NOW on THE N,n

Last Tridly, at tn orem ,ou
saies q a" We're sold at auc,,as
bringing prices all the way from ssoo
up to $3.50. The lots were 40 hv ' ,ov
feet and were purchased bv n.o 80
from Provo. Provo Bench, M,n rp's
county and other parts of tho .,s.
Teams are now grading the stree.
and men are laying many blocS.
cement sidewalks. Of
Owing to the storm saturdov -,
was no sale on that day e
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
ADVERTISEMENT
Republican Political Column

A magnificent capitol building is near
ing completion, and the funds for the
same have been very largely raised
by means Of the Inheritance Tax, pro-
vided for by the Republican Legisla-
ture. Various irrigation projects are
under way as the result CT Republic
can Legislature, and the benefits from
the same will be enduring and IN
calcuable. These public improve
ments are modelled after the National
Law, Also Republican Measure.
which has given to Utah County par
ticularly, and the state of Utah In
general, the Strawberry tunnel and
Canal AS a result Of these benefi-
cient measurers the value Of property
in the county and state has been in
creased hundredo of thousands Of dol
lars.
The Republican Party went before
the people of the state -four years
ago on a platform pledging the en-
actment of local option law on the
liquor question. The law was put In
to effect and has been successfully
working since 1911. In communi-
favor OF prohibition. the people have
been able largely to do away with
the evils of the liquor traffic.
We believe that the people Of the
State should be given the opportunity
by an election. separate from oil
other questions, to determine whether
they wish 10 continue under the pre-
sent local option condition. or to have
State wide prohibition.
We denounce the attempt Of the
Democrats of Utah County, who In
their platform, accuse u.s. THE Re-
publican State Board Of Equalization
Of advancing the assessed valuation
Of all farm and orchard lands In Utah
County twenty per cent" when they
ought to know that this board Is. by
law. non partisan and is composed Of
two Democrats and two Republicans,
and II was a Democratic member Of
the board who made the recommends
ton for the raise In the peoples tax
es I'm Utah County.
The Democrats In their County
platform two years ago pledged Them
selves to reduce the salaries OF the
County Officers. They have nomin-
ally done this, but In connection with
the reduction they have added so
mank deputies that the salaries Of
these amount to about five times as
much as the reductions. They fur
Their pledged themselves to reduce the
taxes. This pledge has been met by
raising the rates so that about forty
thousand dollars more will be col
lected from the people OF Utah Coun7
ty than was collected under a Repub,
lican Administration. Each taxpayer
can verify this by glancing at his tax
notices of the past three years.
The County should be administer.
ed In a businesslike manner. and We
pledge the nominees OF the Conven-
ton to give the people a progressive
and economical administration OF
County affairs. 34 (
We pledge the candidates. Of this
convention, each and all, to carry out
the provisions Of this platform.
We respectfully invite the cooper
alton and support at the polls Of all
electors Of Utah County, respective
Of previous affiliations. to Join with
us In carrying out the principles Of
the Republican Party, which always
have been the principles Of good gov
ernment
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY socu,

Monday night the Stake Relief %.
cieties will hold their first social IN
the Stake Tabernacle at 8 O'Clock n
IN. All who are members of the Rs.
lief Society are invited to bring their
husbands.
Special extra cars will take care q,
the Increased number OF passengers
expected.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
Special Cars For Union Mee,,Do

The 'Orem road will run snoo,.,
cars for the Stake Union meeting 70.
morrow, leaving Lehi at loo .ns
leaving Lindon about 80 minutes ls,.
er. '"''
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
BE Comfortable

iou get more warmth and Ina.
weight In those Elder Down onn,.
Chipman's. AZ
l0.lt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10

IL you want The Reylew--your
home paper--to do your Job work.
call Alpine Pub. Co., Phone Sc.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
Call At Once

Chlpman's Bargain Basement IL you
oeed Coat in style, quality and price.
Sample line. lott
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10

When your food does not digest
we'll and you feel blue. tired and
discouraged, you should use little
HERBINE at bedtime. II opens the
bowels. purifies the system and re.
stores a fine feeling OF health and
energy. Price Soc Sold by William
Thornton.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
A Fair Proposition.

The manufacturers Of Me-itol
Rheumatism Powders have so mich
confidence In this preparation that
they authorize US to sell them to you
on positive guarantee to give you
relief In all cases Of Rheumatism or
refund your money. This is certain.
ly a fair proposition. Let US show
them to you. Price soc. F. NJ. Brown
Fork, Utah, Exclusive
Agency.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
REPUBLICAN TICKET

REPUBLICAN TICKET
For United States Senator
REED sMOOT
For Congress-
Second District
E. O, LEATHERwOOD
For Justice of Supreme Court
VIM. NJ. M'CARTY
FOR Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton
A c MATHESON
County Ticket
Commissioner. 4-year term
JAMES H. GARDNER
Commissioner, 2-year term
]. F. BRINGHURST
Clerk
E. T. PALFREYMAN
Assessor
HYRUM CHRISTENSEN
Sheriff
MARION CLINGER
Treasurer
L. l.. NELSON
Recorder
FLOYD JOHNSON
Attorney
GEORGE P. PARKER
Surveyor
JOHN r. STEWART
Superintendent of Schools
J. P. GREER
Legislative Ticket
State Senators
HENRY GARDNER
JOHN H. wOOTTON
State Representatives
SAMUEL z. TAILOR
l.. X. STEWART
CHARLES L. WARWICK
J. WILLIAM WING. JR.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10
We Print Butter Nrapners
You're Odd

You're Odd
"Nl We can fit you with h.,,ou
Su'l Tor less money than You bove
ever bought before. Chlpmop's nr,,
.as.as ''"'" Dry
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10

MONEY wANTED-Would hA' c,,,
borrow $4,000 for one year Il,
mortgage on real estate. Must " n,
interest. Call Alpine PUB y" ,sd
furthur information
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10

CIDER VINEGAR FOR sALE-a,"
Radmall's. Pleasant Grove ,aa
INV.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10

WANTED TO RENT or ,nIu.
ed rooms for light houseA ,s.d
Particulars call Citizen ONCE
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10

ALL KINDS OF Vacuum cleaning u0I'
by NJ. A. Hansen, American FUR
Phone 1871. :"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-10

SOME FINE YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE
--E. p. Warwick & Sons Assocn'
ton. Phone 3l-W, Pleasant dio's
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01

Putnam spent two years on the 18th mus during the busiest construction period and since leaving has had ac- cess to official documents and has kept posted on all recent changes. He will show over 100 stereoptican slides which were furnished the boys by A. B. Minear, one of the Inter national committeeman of the Y. NJ. C. A. who Is located in Chicago and lived on the Isthmus over years. Many of these pictures are from the official records Of the canal commis- sion and many are very recent pie lures showing water in the Great Gull ebra Cut with the dredges at work. Mir. Putnam is an able speaker and will present his subject as an inter esting manner.
 There will also be shown . reels of late moving pictures and several illustrated songs. The admission will be l5 cents for adults and 10 cents for children under l6 years of age. This will probably be one of the most interesting entertainments given this season. You will surely enjoy the evening and had better plan to at tend.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01
BIG MEETING OF AIR
 BRAKE SHARE HOLDERS

One of the largest gatherings of stockholders ever held in the city was that at the City hall on Fridly night of those owning shares in the Arizona Automatic Air Brake Co. Ov- CT 200 were present.
 lt was the annual meeting and it resulted in the election of W. P. Can ion, James Henderson. A c. Harris, l.. A. Brown and Walter Langtord as directors. They organized with MT. Canion. president. L. A. Brown, vice president. Mir. Iangford, secretary ana treasurer.
 Tfe proposal to sell the air brake to new company was presented up on and endorsed Reports received told of excellent situation Of the com pany and bright outlook for it's shareholders this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01

connections A policy of leniency has prevailed in order tc allow ev- erybody the chance to make sewer connection without hardsnIp. There have been months available in which to do this work. It is considered by those who filed complaints on health grounds, that there Is no longer eX- cuse for anybody to withhold from making the connections as required under the law. and to further con tinue leniency puts the council and inspector in a position of blame that they cannot be expected tc carry.
 Above all other considerations is the matter of health of the city. lt Is acknowledged that for the best protection of the latter the general use of the sewer mains Is imperative. The council takes this view as well as the health department and for this reascn the instructions came yes terday to the inspector to become ac- tive at once Practically all property owners in the city have been served with notice to connect at times in the past. Some who have built new homes in the last severui months have possibly not received official nos tice. These will hear from the in spector at once They will be all lowed reasonable time in which to make the connections demanded un- der the ordinance.
 Those notified in the past to make sewer connections but whc have not done SO will not have to be notified again. The original notice stands and until it Is complied with those ignor- ing its terms are liable to prosecu ticn. Where there are difficulties that property owners are in doubt about overcoming, or in cases where ' hardship would be worked by i'm mediate compliance with the orlln ance. the only course is to at once place the situation before the sewer inspector or the council,
 i It was said yesterday that the sew CT mains were so distributed that ii was not believed that connection
 from more than very few proper ! ties, if any, would entail hardship, ir l point of exorbitant cost Where suci
 condition does prevail, the counci
 should be immediately informed ant
 1t is likely that if it is shown tha the mains are located too far iron the property to be served to mak'
 connection at reasonable cost possi ble, steps to extend the mains t' l, nearer approach win be taken.
 The attitude of the council as talk
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01
GOVERNOR RERE,-AUIO
 GOES OVER THE BANK

Governor Hunt arrived here yester. cay morning for a visit of inspection of the road work now being done up Tombstone Canyon. In company with ], k. Henderson, Mir. Hunt visited the convict camp yesterday afternoon.
 The road was in a bad state owing to it being torn up. The visitors had to back their car about quarter Of a mile. Near the place where they might be able to turn around, the ear backed over the embankment and two hours was spent by a force Of conyicts in getting it back on the road.
 Governor Hunt said last night that he was pleased with the work being done under the supervision of state engineer !. C. Ryan. He will remain here until this afternoon, when he will leave on the return trip to Phoe' nix It was stated last night that he would be in the moving pictures talk en on the streets.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01
COUNCIL. SAYS
 MUST CONNECT
Property Owners Have En- joyed All Possible Leniency
 in Regard to Availing Them selves of the Sewer System

Those who have not to this time made connection with the citys sew CT system. will have to take immed- fate steps. Sewer Inspector Perry re- ceived instruction to that effect from a special meeting of the council yes terday. The meeting was called be- cause Of the presentation of sanitary reasons and because there have been a number of complaints recently from different parts of the city relative tc properties not having sewer connec tion.
 The council and the sewer inspect or have no alternative under the sewer ordinance. They must enforce
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01

Be on the streets this morning be tween II o'clock and noon. You win hear the Copper Queen and the Caiu- met & Arizcna bands in good con- certs and you will get into moving pictures which will later be shown here and all over the world
 Be in the crowds on the streets be- cause 1t will be good to participate in the holiday spirit that will be abroad and because your presence on the streets will make them appear more active and give your town. the greatest mining city of the South west. a bigger boost-not an unreal boost. but legitimate one. for Bis bee is entitled to have a good repre- sentation of her people in these pie lures and while there will be ttcus- ands out. there will be other thous- ands who will not find it convenient to leave their other engagements. If you can, be one of those who do tuln out.
 When told cn Friday night that the pictures were to be taken today and that the purpose was to show Bisbee to the balance of the world in moving pictures. Captain J. P. Hodgson of tho Copper Queen mines immediately said that he would ask the Copper Queen band to be on the streets at n o'clock. When Captain John C Greenway was told about it, he also immediately gave his support and said that the c. X A. band would Dc on the streets. Many business men of the city have given support the last few days and everybody is in fol the making of these pictures the bil success that is desired and desirable
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01
LOWELL THEhTRE'S
 BEST OFFERING

There seems to be no end to the bet terment of the Lowell's programs. The bill for today is of the very high. est type. there being two splendid features the foremost being "The An cient Order of Good Fellows" There is fine Xmas flavor about this two part offering. Hughie Mack makes an ideal cop" and his friendship with the women and children gets hold of the observer. The photoplay and acting is all that could be de. sired.
 The seccnd feature is that of 80
 hies New Foreman" This most naturally, is the Famous "Alkali Ike" who takes the leading part in a ranch comedy which keeps the ob- server in continuous laughter all throughout the piece. It is the bet ter type of Western comedy with splendid character work throughout. The drama on this bill is presented by the Lubin company. This film gets an interesting start and main. tains its hold on the audience. This film stcry Is a strong one.
 The Lowell will commence their first performance tonight at 6;45 sharp. The management has found this to be a great deal more satis- factory to the patrons as they do not have to stand in line SO long for the second show. The regular Sunday matinee commences sharp at 2:30 These Sunday matinees at the Lowell are becoming more popular, every week witnessing increase in attend ance.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01
2 Y R c A-s Theatre Pictures changed every
 day.

en yesterday, in fact. loc ked to the requirement of general conformation with the terms of the sewer ordn. ance at the quickest possible time with the minimum of inconvenience to those who yet have connections indicated that it would give every possible help. but 1t remained an out standing fact that it was felt that the situation was such that injustice to the healh of the community the rigid enforcement of the letter of the ordinance must be made hencefor- ward.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01
ENTERTAINMENT AT '.
 UNDER BOYS AUSPICES

The Y. M. c. A. boys club ais ar ranging for a big lecture and mov. ing picture entertainment to be giv- en in the gymnasium, Wednesday, Feb. 4. at 7:30 D. m. The boys have secured the consent of the General Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. to give
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-01
TURN OUT THIS MORNING AND GET
 IN MOVING PICTURES CONCERTS

Help with your presence on the. streets this mcrning. The pictures will be taken between 1L o'clock and neon. in Main street and later in Brewery Gulch and along Railroad avenue The bands will play in Main street and later march 10 the other streets.