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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-06

showed how Salt Lake City takes a
toll of 20 per cent on all the farm i'm
plements that are distributed to the
intermountain country, which per
sent should be saved to the farm
ors themselves OF the high cost of
living the farmers receive only AZ per
cent, while So per cent went to the
middle man. He thinks some middle
men are necessary and beneficial but
that most of them could be eliminated.
Mr. Roach, who is manager of the
Tremonton local, proved to be most
interesting talker and carried convic-
ton with his remarks. He told of
the farmers there owning their own
Cash Buyers Union, purchasing their
own -four mill, installing their own
telephone system, their own insurance
company, saved its canal company to
the farmers, and In all of these CO.
operative enterprises big sums had
been saved the farmers. The Tremon-
ton local Is one Of the biggest and
best managed locals in Utah. Mr.. AL
lerman of Springville, was also pre-
sent, made a talk and advocated d
closer relationship between the locals
in the north and south ends of the
county.
Thd district clearing house will
hold conventions every three months,
In January. April, July and October
The Lehi local has now increased
to AZ members and has ten more who
have promised to join Monday the
farmers signed up for half ton of
binding twlne and will probably
treble this amount before the order
is sent off. The price is 8 l-2 cents as
compared with Is cents paid last
year.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-06
High School Opera Co.
Plays Next "Wednesday
One Hundred Students, Under Direc.
ton OF Prot. II. Y. Robinson TO Pre-.
sent u Nautical Knot"

WV Y
ton Of Prof. X. Y. Robinson TO Pre-.
sent u Nautical Knot"
The people of Lehi have been look
ing forward for long time to the pro-
Question OF the tunCful opera "Nau-
teal Knot" by the Lehi High School.
Prof. Il, Y. Robinson, director of mu-
sic in the High School, has been
working on II industrously for months
and promises that those who see It,
will not be disappointed, There are
100 students in the play who will he
dressed in sailor suits aud sailor
blouses. The leading parts will be
taken by Miss Lucille Bennion, Miss
Eylyn Bushman, Junius Davis, Leslie
Coates and Odcll Thomas,
The plot is laid in the city of Barn.
stapool, a fishing station. All the
sailor boys are in love with
Julia, sailors daughter, In fact thcy
are crazy over her An artist, IN
search of beauty appears on the
scene, and as Julia faints, the sailors
take his hat to fan her Artist is Of
Tended. Artist secs beauty in Julia,
and asks her TO walk with him. Then
Che sailors are offended, Sailors kid
nap artist, aud Julia is frantic when
she hears OF his absence.
Act H. Sailors return, Julia re
fuses TO associate with them because
OF their stealing her artist lover
However, when she thinks the artist
Is gone for good, she consents e
marry sailor The artist returns
just as The ceremony is about to h,
performer, and the old story Of NV,
souls with but single thought, tive
hearts that beat MS one" Is re-enact-
"a.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-06
Canyon Company
Forms Corporation
Twelve Thousand Acres Of Grazing
Inna Used aS Bal, Cor SGG,aCC Cor.
uOratiDn

Twelve Thousand Acres Of Grazing
Inna Used ~ Bal, Gor SGI,GCC Cor.
poratiOn.
The Lchi siockmcn, who own land
In the West canyon, held a meeting
Wednesday evening aud formed cor
poration which will De known as the
Lehi Land aud Live stock company
The board Of directors consists Of W..
W. Clark, Israel Evans. Edward South
wick, James Peterson. Samuel Smith,
H. H. Bone and Hyrum Smith These
gentlemen met subsequently and
elected w w. Clark president, Israel
Evans vice president. Guy Evans sec
rotary and q. II. Smith, Jr., treasurer
The local stockmen own and con-
troll about 10000 of West canyon graz
ing land They value II mt SO per acre,
so the corporation was formed for
100000, divided into shares Of par
value Of $4,000 each They figure that
one share will provide for one head
Of stock with grazing privileges. so
taking this as Il basis. they estimate
the canyon will accommodate 5000
head Of cattle and horses.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-06
Canning Co. Secures
Man For Superintendent
Tomato Seed Has Arrived and Farm.
ers are Busy Planting and Making
Hot Beds.

The directors of the Lehi Canning
company held meeting Tuesday
evening with Mr.. NJ B Mann o.
Woodscross, Davis County, and whet
the meeting had adjourned, Mr. NAM
had signed up with the company E.
act as superintendent for the cannint
season. He will come to Lehi in tim,
to get the plant in thorough runnin.
order before the season opens, wh.c
viii be about August 18th.
Mr.. Mann has been assistant mana
ger and factory superintendent To-
the three factories of the Woodscrosi
Canning company for the past twely,
years. During this time the Woods
cross plants have gradually forged
to the front as producing the hes
tomato pack In the state. and H.
year the company paid 1913 per cen
interest on its original Investment
Mr.. Mann Is Il thorough machns
and engineer, and understands of pro
cesses of canning as we'll as any MAJ
In the west.
He visited the plant Tuesday, anc
after thorough inspection, declare,
that with one exception, the machir
cry was the most modern known ant
there was no reason why the com
pany would not make decided sue
cess. When the company learned thai
Mr. Mann was at liberty, II lost n
time IN securing his services. as
realizes that II Is of the utmost i'm
portance that u new plant must St.
out with u number one pack for
reputation.
Mr. Callihan of Salt Lake City,
the American Can company, was II
Lehi Monday and practically complet
ed arrangements with the factory {,
supply II with cans and boxes for tho
next five years. The American Can
company has recently completed
can factory In Ogden, and will sup
ply practically all of the thirty Utal
canning factories with cans. The CaI
Company commenced this week t.
make cans for condensed milk Tho
Lehi factory will use over n half mil
lion cans the present season. so tina.
the ability to secure them as needed
will prove great convenience to IN,
company.
The tomato seed arrived Tuesday
and is being distributed at the PEG
pies Coop Nearly all the original
100 acres desired have been contract
ed for. but the company, after secur.
ing the services OF Mr. Mann. has de
cided to add 90 acres to the original
estimate, so any one desiring to con
tract may do so until the new limit
has been reached
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-06
Homer Crabb Dies
Of Kidney Trouble

Homer. the eleven-year-old son OF
VIM. Crabb. died at six o'clock We'd
nesday night of acute kidney trouble
Two weeks before he got his feet wei
and contracted cold, which soon dc
veloped into acute kidney trouble. He
was u bright boy In school, obcdient
to his superiors, and because of his
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-06
The Lehi Department

of young companions. He was a
member Of the Deaoon's Quorum, and
was q regular student of the Sunday
School and Primary Association. He
would have been - years of age IN
July.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-06
COAST CAPITALISTS MAY BUY
CEDAR VALLEY CLAY BEDS

Charley Fox of Salt Lake City, was
In Lehi Wednesday in consultation
with the owners of the mammoth Ce-
dar Valley clay beds, which Mr., Foy
has under option. He states that
some Los Angeles capitalists have
been making experiments with the
clay. and will come out as soon as
the snow Is off the ground and make
an examination of the ground. If con-
dltions are satisfactory at the beds,
they will pay $4,000 for them and
ship 1900 tons of clay per month The
property is owned by Robert Fox, ELI
Kendell. Fred Merrill. b. w, Brown,
J. c. McCandlass and II. ]. Hutchings.
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-06

=, S-If II is some Clear Creek coal
you are needing, telephone BROAD
BENr'S STORE, and we viii do the
rest
SPECIAL PRICES on GROCERIES
NEXT WEEK.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-06

We print Butter Wrappers. Call oi
phone your orders TO So Am. Fork. q:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
FIRST FELLOWSHIP
 LUNCHEON THIS EVE.
Rev. E. R, Steel Will Discuss "The Call to Service, and How Shall
 l Meet It?"

The first of the Fellowship lunch ecns of the season will be held at the parlors of the Young Mems Christian association building at 5::30 o'clock this evening, and the indications are these affairs will be as popular this winter as they have been in the past.
 The luncheon will be prepared and served by the ladies' auxiliary of the association. Rev. D. R. Steel, pastor of the First Methodist church, will be the speaker of the evening, and has selected as his topic. "The Call to Service, and How Shall Meet It."
 Attendance is by invitation and reservation only, and. it was stated last night that reservations must be made not later than 10 o'clock this forenoon, by telephone message or otherwise, to the association building.
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MRS. W. l. BARTON
 SUFFERS INJURIES
Horse Attached to Buggy in Which She Was Riding Backs Vehicle
 Again Street Car.

Mrs w. l.. Barton was hurt about the right shoulder and right hip yes- terday morning. whea the horse at- tached to her buggy, backed the bug gy into a Main street car, at Ninth and Main streets. Mrs. Barton was carried into the home of Irving Rein berger. and later was taken home.
 The buggy was going south on Main street, and the car was going in the same direction. Opposite MT. Rein berger's home, a wagon, loaded with sand had broken down. MT. Rein berger's auto also was standing at the curb. The car was moving slow .ly, and as it started past the buggy, the horse shied, and backed the buggy into the car. The buggy was damaged. but the horse was not hurt. MT. Reinberger's auto was slightly damaged, fender being mashed and bent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
SIXTY QUALIFY TO
 PARTICIPATE IN Y
 COUNTY PRIMARY
Continued from Page 1.)

Williams for coroner.
 w. B. Sorrells for senator.
 Township offices:
 J. Frank Stewart and Clint C. Green for constable Vaugine town ship.
 Gabe Meyer, H. H. Knox, Thurman Louthan, w. D. Higginbctham Joe l. Norton, J. B. Talbot, J. E. Boyce Hardy Kilgore, c. c. Brewster, J. A Frazier, c. P. Roebuck, Leland Mur. phy, A. K. Matlock and c. F. Dun. nington for justice of the peace oi Vauginej township, which is entitled to seven. '
 R. l.. Scarlett and J. H. Pilkington fer constable of Washington town ship.
 E. B. Toney and J. H. Baldwin for justice of the peace of Washington township, which is entitled to two. :.
 l.. w. Quattlebaum for constable Plum Bayou township.
 !. G. Ford, H. M. Gt Nrett and A. w. Leake for justice of the peace ot Plum Bayou township, which is en- titled to two.
 J. w. Gibscn. IT,, for constable of Pastoria twonship.
 J. w. Gibson, ST., and F. B. Mitch ell for justice of the peace of Pastorla township, which is entitled to two:
 l.. V. Bogy for justice of the peace of Dudley Lake township.
 F. s. Robertson for constable Bogy township.
 J. w. Ferguson and W. s. Embree for justice of the peace of Bogy township, which is entitled to two.
 E. Thompson for constable of Jef- ferson township.
 J. IS. Hamilton fer justice of the peace of Jefferson township. 9 F. G. Murdaugh for justice Of the peace of Villemont township.
 H. l.. Hamnick and E. w. Williams for justice of the peace of Old River township, which is entitled to two
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
NEW BUREAU OF INFORMATION FOR
 PINE BLUFF FOLK
library Association to H,oit "O7.estion and Answer"
 Depar tn1ent in Graphic.

In order that the new reference de- partment of the library may be used to the utmost, even to the benefit of persons who are unable personally to visit the library, arrangements have been made whereby a library "Ques- ton and Answer' department will be carried in The Graphic each Sunday.
 It is the confident belief of the li- brary officers. that the reference H. hrarv ca1 furnish answers to any sen- sibe question that may be asked, and because of this belief, the Question and Answer" department will be es- tablished as q thorough test of the library facilities, and at the same tiaeo tc furnish 10 the public desired i7,t9riaat:on which is difficult other vic 10 obtain.
 Tne questions fer which answers as,a cieGired. must be sent in writing to The Graphic office. To be an swcTcd tho following Sunday, these Guc2tions must be in The Graphic of- fee not later than Thursday night
 The Graphic believes this new de- partment will aid many persons in this city and section, who are unable to visit the library in person to seek the information they desire. Whej' the answer would necessarily occupy much space, however, the inquirer VII be cited to the volumes in the li- braIy which furnish the Information desired, to aid him in making his studies on the subject.
 The "Question and Answer" de- .partment will make it's first appear ance in The Graphic Sunday next, Oc- tober IT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
STREET RAILWAY CARMEN ADVOCATE
 0NE-MAN CREWS
Garments Petition.

The petition of the street railway . carmen reads: e ''To the Honorable Mayor and City
 Council:
 we, the undersigned motormer and conductors in the employ of the Pine Bluff Company, hereby petition your honorable body to repeal lordi- nance No. 1040, requiring all street car companies to use both a motor man apd conductor on each car, for the following reasons:
 We know that the cars are not carrying nearly as many passengers as they did a year ago.. consequently there is a very heavy decrease in the receipts. This is caused by the pri- vately-owned automobiles, general business depression and the IF jit' neys which operate in the city, the license numbers of which we here with attach.
 By the arrangement proposed by the company, it will reduce the work ing force only three men. We be- lieve that the repeating of this ordi- nance is. best for -oRr own personal benefit, and for the benefit of the company, as the management of the company informs us that the present yearly revenue of the. street railway is less than it was in 1911.
 Respectfully submitted,
 James Goldman, J. H. Watts, J. c. Elkins, Chas. Wilson, I. J. Varnell, H. A. Benson, w. c. Owens, E. 'C. Stan ley, A. A. Nelson, E.. Tomberiin, c. Durham, Otwell Atherton, l.. Benson, E. A. Burns, E. A. Eaton, s. w. Gwaltney. motormen;
 "M D. Gray, B. T. Meeks, c. Hood, H. A. Kennedy, T. J. Shepherd, Chas. Wallace, J. N. Thompson, H. B, Harden, Ben Young, E. c. Chavis, F. M Simpson,, c. F. Barnes, conduct ors." M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
 s3Kaporize'' Group or Cold Troubles

vapor treatments for cold troubles are better than internal medicines, as the va DOTS carry the medication direct, to the lungs and air passages without disturbing the stomach.
 When Viok's "vap-O Rub" Salve Is ap- nlied over the throat and chest, these va- DOTS, released by the heat of the body, are inhaled with each breath. 25c. to LOO. 5os9BS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
Summers! !Eesianti Wedding Ai IiGme This sftplnNnn.

w. F. Summers a well kn1wr, young Pine Bluff man, who is in tn~ employ of tac federal government on one of it's boats in this section, ana Miss Martha Iiestand, a pcpUl 2al girl, will be marri51 at 4:3a o'clock tais afternoon, a. the Hastanl hoina in West Fifth avenue.
 The ceremony 5ill be said by Rev. Guy Murphy, and it will b. a quiet af- fair, only the, relatives and 6 very few intimate friehde being in attendance
 Mr. 2nl Mrs. X r. Condray Of Thornton, relatives of the bride, are
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
DREss.MAKING PARLORs OPEN.
FRENCHTOWN LEVEE DISTRICT
 TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Frenchtown Levse District tax. for the ysar 1915, will be due November 3, 1915 and unless paid within sixty days thlereafter a penalty of twenty five (25) per cent will attach. Under the law the collector has no authority to. remit any penalty.
 R. H. WILLIAMS,
 Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark, October ?, 1915.
 10-2-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
, aang Foa,s Enjoy
 NAnny R!rlhday E.Q.ty.

Little Miss Margaret Trotter ent r. talnsd a numbsr of her young friends yesterday afternoon, from 2:30 10 '.s0 o'clock, a. he h9me of her par
 nts in South Main street, in cele- bration of her twelfth birthday. The aftsrnoon was delightfully."- spent with games and music, most entertaining feature being some recitations by Miss V3shti King. Delicious refresh- monts were served, and the pretty rinG and white birthday cake was cut with due solemnity ana icllifica- ton.
 The guest party was composed of Ma Matthews, -Nargarat Wilson voc Rrunson, Elizab tn Daniel. Belle Fowles. Grace Fowles, Frances Hall Jack Crufch:r, Ralph Robinson ant JcsepA Kirschgrabber.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
HOW ID BE EFFICIENT.

Nothing saps ahe Vitality Ike kid- ney trouble. It causes backache, headache, stiff joints, sore muscles, ."alMays tired" feeling, rheumatism and other ills. To be efficient, you must be healthy. Foley Kidney Pills strengthen the kidneys, help them do their work of Altering out from the system the waste matter that causes the trouble. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
Pope---Whela
 Announce i1elt aRuf.

MT. and Mrs. Fay 4. Wh Ian an nounce the engaaemen anl D. preaching marriag of raeir daughter, Marshall Weil' to NIT. Walter cades- nan Pope. Jr.. th2 wedding to take place the latter part of November.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
Hnrt In AutN Accident,

Leo Sanders suffered sprained hand and E. H Sanders sustained a wrenched sh,ulder in an automobile accident about o'clock yesterday afternoon. when the machine in which they were riding ran amuck at Main street and Twenty-third avenue. The accident was caused by a defect in the steering apparatus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
Local Girl Prominent
 tt California University,

Miss Nellie Leach, daughter of D. c. Leach, train dispatcher for the Cot ton Belt, and who was a graduate in 1919 from the Pine Bluff High school, is gaining fresh honors in dramatic work at the University Of California. where she began her studies only re- gently Her dramatic teacher there, it will be interesting to know, is a brother of the late Mrs. Woodrow Will son, wife Of the president of the United States.
 Only recently Miss Leach was one of two girls selected, after competition among 150 girls, fo ia part in a big, dramatic play. ''The Redemption which has already been shown, both at the San Francisco exposition and at Oakland, winning great praise. The play is modelled along the lines of "Eyerywoman," and Miss Leach DOT trays the character "Love" in effective manner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
Rirths.

Born. to MT. and Mrs. M. F. Otte, of 312 Osk street, at the Clark sani'ari- um, Thursday night, girl, weighing il pounds. s..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10

Why encounter failgue and disap- pointments hunting your wants in person, when The Graphic "ciass3fisd'' ads will do the work betterf 0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10

Mrs T. L. Leslie and son. Tom Jr. who have b en visiting Mrs. Leslie'S mother, Mrs. T. l.. Mays, at 916 Wesi Fifteenth avenue, for 8 wezk. h4va returnel t2 their home al Dewitt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
Young Ladies' Club
 HFN rlnIsmh+nr.l

Hss Delightful Mnetingo
 The Young Ladies club of the Ti.ct " thodist church heli a nos d. ligatful session vest rday aftes.a- n at the home of Ars. W. s. Harris, with Mrs. A. R. Coop:r. Mrs. T. G. Par ham and Miss Reva Harris as hos tesses. There was a large attendanca of he msmbers, and the program was thoroughly enjoyed. Tn house WIS handsomely decorated, pink Killarney roses being used in profusion. A salad course was greatly enjoyed. After making plans for a "doll bazaar" on December ?, the following program was rendered:
 Readings. "san3s O. ee and "The Archsrs." Miss Vashti King.
 Piano. solo. Liebling's Spring Song" Miss Ruth Simpson.
 V9cal solo, Somewhere a Voice is Calling" Miss Reva Harris.
 Piano solo, "Ma2urka d. Ballst," " Miss Estelle Simpson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10

The B. Y. P. [. of the Ohio Street Baptist church will entertain romor- POW night at the home of Mrs. l. w. Ilolt. 1&03 East Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10

The Young La3ias' society of First Presbyterian church will meet M2n- day afternoon at o'clock, with Mrs A. w. Tr%upe, 917 West Fifth sVa- nue, and because here iS business o1 importance to transact, all tho mem bers are being urged to be pressnt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10

O'Cedar oil in the following size packages: 25c, soc, $1.0O, $1.5O and $2.50 at Reap & Crawford's. If Anyone, wishing to buy or sell Jefferson county script. Icall on Chas. Veil Supply co. < If House Cleaning means O'Cedar mops and oil, and Duntley vacuum Cleaner. Sold by Reap & Cdawford Furn. Go. tI DRESS.MAKING PARLORS OPEN.
 The dress-making parlors at Mc- .Ewen's are. again cpen with Miss Ma theys in charge. Special attention also given to the altering of ready to-wear garments. Phone No. 179.
 9-26-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10

An imp me ting e the Youns Ladies' Guild of Trinity Episcopal church will be held Wednesday afcr- noon at } o'clock, at tha rectory. and all the members are b=ing urged to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
Dollar Day
 AT K. A EE MS
Next Monday, Oct. II

S2.GG to $500 WORTH CF
 MERCHANDISE FOR s1.OO. See our show windows for the
 following offerings: $5 Cut Glass. Water Pitcher $l.G0 $5.O0 per half dozen Cut Glass Plumbers ----.---------Si.0O $4.00 Cuadruple Silver Plated Sandwich Tray ---------Sls00 $400 Five O'clock Tea Set $ls0O $50 Silver Plated Casseroles
 for -Si % .S3.5O French Bisque Statue $1.Q0 .- $3.G0 Cut Glass Grape Juice .z' '- Pitcher ------------$i.00 $2OO per half dozen Cut Glass Grape Juice Tumblers- -Sl.00 $25O Silver Plated Fern Dish
 for S1.G0 $2O0 Silver Plated Sugar
 Ba sket for -------------$1 $1,0O S250 Cut Glass Sandwich
 Plate for ------.------- -$1.OO $2.OO. Silver Plated Continent Set -------------$ $1.OO -$2.0O per half dozen Silver
 Plated Table Spoons s----SI.0O $250 per half dozen Silver
 Plated Knives ----------$ -$1.0O soc Bread and Butter Plates,
 four for ------------$1 -$10O
 (Hand painted China). $1 Sandwich Plate, two for Sl.W
 (Hand painted China). $2.00 Hand Painted China
 Plates SLIGO $2.O0 Gold Filled Waldemar
 Chains - -----------Sl -Sl,OO $2.OO Solid Gold Tie Clasp sl.OO $2.00 Solid Gold Stick Pin $l.OO $2.50 Gold Front Gentlemen's
 Pocket Knives ---------$l l.W Hundreds of s2 articles for Sr.0O Come early s0 you can get the
 best values.
 Remember the date-OctOber Il Hotel Fines Bldg. Phone 44 A.G. K AIN Hotel Fines Bldg. Phone 424
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10

The Social Service club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock, with Mrs. !. A. Mel, cd, and 1t is an- pounced tat it is very important that all th members be present, as bust-
 ness of importance is to b. tr ns-
 acted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10
K C. C. < Es E:s Y

hers to be present at the ceremony
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-10

Mrs. w. VI. Galloway was down.
 town yesterday afterno Il and evening
 for the first time since June las. having completely recovered her
 health. S}fe was a .dalighted visitor to the picture shows during the evening.