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WILL PURCHASE
TWO MILLION
r. r. MATERIAL
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SEATTLE, April I5.-Pur-
ch~ssng Agent Dole of the Alaska
railroad commission announced
today that the commission will
expend two millions of dollars
within the next few weeks in the
purchase of rails, bridge material
and lumber supplies for the fur
ther construction of the Alaska
railroad. Aside from the cost OF
the rails, which will be purchased
the east, the greater portion of
the money will be expended in
this state.
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WANTS VILLA CAP
TURED OR EXILED
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"A. l.. "A. Service
WASHINGTON, April 49,.
Representative McLemore of
Texas is firmly of the opinion that
in no event should the United
States withdraw its troops from
Mexico until Villa is either killed,
captured, or driven into exile
where he will no longer be a trou-
bic maker in the lower republic.
In pursuance of the idea he, to-
day, introduced a resolution into
the house requiring the continu-
ance of the American efforts to
locate and either kill, capture or
compel Villa to flee the country.
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work of jeopardizing the safety
of neutrals and will proceed to
any length to accomplish that OBJ
ject. 1t is plainly indicated that
the administration has lost al IN.
clination to tcmporize with Ber-
lin and the matter will be forced
with all the powers of govern
ment.
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WASHINGTON, April 15.-
Secretary Baker announced today
that there is no change in the
Mexican situation and that there
is still friendly cooperation be-
tween the military forces of both
countries. There are many indi-
cations today that the note being
prepared for Germany will be the
final word on the submarine ques-
ton.
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WASHINGTON, April I4'-
Secretary Lansing announced late
today that the United States is in
possession of most conclusive evil
dence that the steamship Sussex
was attacked by German u boat
in the shape of information OBJ
tanned from the crew of cap
tured German submarine by the
French naval forces.
Lansing asserts that this infor-
nation tends to show the identity
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CLAIMS PROOF u, BOAT GUILTY
BARK INvERL Y0N SUNK;
ONE AMERICAN ABOARD

bark Inverlyon of Kinsale Head,
Ireland yesterday afternoon. The
consul reports that the Iuverlyon
which was bound from Portland,
Ore, to Limerick, was attacked
and destroyed by a submarine
vessel with the loss of some of
the sailors composing the crew.
The reports say that there were
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SEATTLE HAS
EPIDEMIC OF
DIVORCES
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SEATTLE, April I5.--Seattle
is threatening to out Reno, Reno
Nevada, in the matter of divorces.
At the present time the city seems
to be suffering from a genuine
epidemic of separations from the
calling bonds of matrimony. For
ty one divorces out of forty FIVE
cases heard in the superior court
! ere yesterday and there were
also eight continuances and eight
new cases filed, all in one day.
Statistics indicate a steady in
crease in the number Of divorces
granted and to all appearances
this city will soon take the lead
in the number of separations
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two Americans aboard the vessel
but both escaped without injury.
The Inverlyon made no attempt
10 escape from the u boat after
being hailed by the submarine and
the crew were granted fifteen min
utes in which to take to their
boats before the vessel was tor
pedoed.
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GERMAN BATTLESH|P
CAPTURES NEUTRAL
STEAMERS

disposal OF the ships crews.
The presence of the German
warship in the Cattegat is some
thing of mystery owing to the
presence of the heavy mine fields
known to have been planted by
the British at the entrances TO all
passagesleading to the Baltic max
ing the passage without escort al
most impossible.
The Family Paper II the Nou,.-
Daily &rRget
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MExICANS REPORTED THREATENING
LINE OF COMMUNICATION

the American lines. Nothing has
been learned as to the location of
the cavalry under Major Dodds
and it is believed that they have
severed all connection with the
base at San Geronimo.
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COMPLETE RACE STORY.
A complete story of the All Alas
lla Sweepstakes Dog race, day by
day, with the score card will be
printed in Saturdays issue of the
Nome Daily Nugget. Extra cop
les will be on sale at this Office.
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NIGHT LETTERS NOW
INCLUDE ANCHORAGE

The city telegraph office an
nounces that night letter tele-
graph service to Anchorage via
Seward will be inaugurated to-
April 10.
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You oan keep your friends outside
posted by having the Nugget mailed
- them for so cents per montA.
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WIDOW Or FORMER
GOV. CHADWICK DIES
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A. T. "A. Service.
SEATTLE, April I4.-Mrs.
Jane A. Chadwick of Salem, Ore,
widow OF the late Stephen +.
Chadwick, forn,er governor OF
Oregon, and also the mother OF
Justice Chadwick Of the supreme
court of the state of Washington,
ded this morning in her eighty
third year.
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"a. r. "A. Service
WASHINGTON, April 49,
Reports from the American consul
at Queenstown today confirm the
sinking of the Aberdeen
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

EPISCOPAL CHURCH. There win be morn
ina and evening services at II a. m aud 40
" Lay readers from the National Guard
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period, it was not until pneumonia
set in that he peacefully gave up the
battle.
An active educator nearly all his
life, he did world of good by Civ
ing wholesome instruction to others,
his true and faithful wife standing
nobly by his side in the far famed
Bedichek Academy, at Eddy, Texas.
A few years ago he came to Demng
and has been showing the more timid
farmers how to succeed, with cows
and chickens and good sense.
Failure was not in his lexicon and
Death was his only conqueror.
lie had one of the best helpmeets
in the world, who, with brilliant
daughter, Miss Una, principal Of the
Deming High School and an equally
brilliant son, Roy, expert publicisi,
Of Austin, Texas. survive the hus-
band and father,
We shall not soon see his like
again. His death is universally
mourned.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

As the result Of tho efforts Of Pres.
ident T. L. Lowe Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, and General Bates, Unit
ed States army, retired, who makes
his home at the Cottage 6anatorium,
upwards Of 1900 National Guards
men, comprising the First Arkansas,
Second Arkansas, Delaware and Wy
oming Infantry, and the New Hamp-
shire Field Hospital which are now
at Fort Bayard, being ON a 15-day
practice hike from Deming, their
permanent camp, will come to Silver
City Thursday and may spend several
days here, camping just opposite the
Pinkerton ranch on the New Mexico
Cottage Hanatorium road. Water is
being piped to the camp grounds and
every facility for tho comfort Of the
soldiers will be provided.
Colonel Glenn, who is in command
of the brigade Of soldiers, yesterday
accepted the invitation OF the Cham
Der of Commerce and announced that
the troops would leave Fort Bayard
about 8 o'clock Thursday morning.
They will parade through the prin-
cipal downtown streets in heavy
marching order, before going into
camp north Of the city. The sight will
be the greatest treat in the way Of a
military pageant ever accorded Grant
county and people from all over this
section of the state are expected here
to witness the parade.
Plans are nov under way among
the merchants to dlRorute in honor Of
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

orlllle ~ unoh d1nnv luuk1A a
vsat - = - - D,ess ~
Juas' 1lso1san, nasss. L. cIross.
n. M, soyp, n ~ - ~ o.
= ~ % hooxy vogk y = AWKWARD
poeltIdn. ~ 1ock 81 - I'D that
eoul6n't sosol1 ~ ~ ! had 10 quit
Voek. ~ ~ NV 10 swollen
eoul1n3 49,. ! had hsadashes and
&aay epsIIs and fs|t miserable ia sv-
cry way. Deans Kidney Fills ezoat-
" bensottsd NJ. Several tines since
then, when ! have needed . hdney
ndieine / have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills and NY have Axsd NJ up In
god skape."
. Price 80, at I'll dealers. Don't sim
ply ssk for a kidney rsmsdy-gst
Doan's Kidney PiIls-ths same that
M. Mendoza uses. Foster Alilburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17
THE CHURCHES

BAPTIST CHURoH-corner Copper Ave
nue. and Elm street: Row Theodore Plat, past
or Services each Sunday as follows: Sun
day school o:As :. n, r. q, Parrish super
intendent; Morning Service. IL q. M. baptist
Young Peoples Union, Z p. m. Evening Ser
vice. 8 ,. m. Prayer Meeting each wednes
day evening nj 2 o'clock. Womons Mission.
airy Society meets at p m. first Thursday
Of each month.
FIRST PRESBYTERTAN CHURoH--cor.
nrr Zinc avenue and Spruce STREET: Rev. II. T.
Mltchelmorc. minister. Services each Sunday
DIblc Study begins at 1880 a. m. O. y. at
$3.50 p. m. Evening Worship nj 1850 p. m.
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday evening at
7 so o'clock.
sT. LUKEs EPISCOPAL oHURoH-cor.
uer Tin Avenue and Spruce street. Rev. Cyrii
f,oddlnrton. priest In charge. Service each
Sunday as follows: Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. II. u Green. superintendent. evening
prayer and sermon. s p. m Holy commun.
lon Monday after first Sunday In each month
At T;a0 and A. IN.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. There viii be morn.
ina and evening services at II a. m. aud ! :a0
W Lay readers from the National Guard
CATHOLIC CHURCH: Services every Sun.
day. Doors open at 1870 a. m. Commnn
ION at a. m. First maas At a. N. for the
Spanish speaking congregation Second mass
at 1925 for the English speaking conercga
iion. Evening services every Sunday at 1880
Services viii be conducted In English aud
spanish ON alternate Sundays. Rev Joseph
n. Garnet. Parish priest.
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After only two days of acute i'll
ness, Prof. J. NJ. Bedichek, one Of
our most highly respected residents,
passed away at his farm home, Mon
day afternoon and the remains were
taken by Mrs. Bedchek and daughter,
Una, on the early train, Tuesday, to
the old home at Eddy, Texas, for in
terinent, J. A. Mahoney, having
charge Of the arrangements. Although
Prof. Bedichek has been in poor
health for somewhat extended
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

~ GknnIb1s q Counerss VI
~ : ~ uIIlfazy balI at ~ asuory
11crsday night for Tie visitlis sol-
1l>rn.
II ths troops camp hsss ssvsral
days, will mean . great dsal to Silver
City and viii aoquaint tho visitors
with the wonderful climatic and other
advantages Of the wn.--Bilver City
independent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17
s'onIy 'oeis-li' for
ne After This I"
u Gets" Every Corn Every Time.
Painless. Nothing More Simple.

'T'll tell you what. Two quit using
too-catlng salvos for corns. I've quit
making n package out Of my toes
with handages and contraptions-
quilt digglng with Knives and acis-
aore. Give me 'GETS-IT every time!"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

Another way of getting rid of the
boil weevil would be to make him ov-
err into explosives together with the
cotton.
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HAYWOOD not SPRINGS

fer Rheumatism, Stomach Trou-
bles, Kidney ailments, Inflam-
nations. Arterial hardening, Lo-
comotor Atnxia, Nervous break
ing. Etc. Perfect Treatment.
Perfect Health. Pleasure. Large
Modern Hote!. Send for booklet
7. c. MCDERMOTT
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10

\ wedding supper was given in hon
or Of Mr., and Mrs. Lester Chapman
Thursday night at the home of Mrs
Chipmau's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Christian Knudson. Mr.. and Mrs
Chapman were married Wednesday
May the 3lst
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Rackerr no
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Racker
daughter, Mrs. Sherwood Adams and
Mrs f, A. OBrien and son Ira, formed
an auto party that spent Sunday in
Ogden.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10
Cement Head Stones

| am prepared TO make all kinds
Of Cement Tomb Stones. The hind
that Is being used In Calliornh
cemeteries. They look rs well q
marble and wear longer and lh
price Is several times cheaps
ii you contemplate getting he'd
stones, call and see my desin
and the quality Of my work.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10
The b. b. club were guests OF III
Carl Gunther Monday evening.

The wedding Of Miss Blanch Pd
and Blain Pearson Is scheduled J
take place in the Salt Lake Teuis
June 2lst.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10

r. j. Stice, agent for the Salt Lake
Route arrived in Lehi Monday for a
brief visit.
Mrs. Seth Littleford went to Mon
tana this week Mr. Littleford is
making from so to SIS per day shear
ing sheep there.
Mrs. Edward Southwick went to
Salt Lake Monday to visit her hus-
band, who recently underwent an OPP
GRAFTON.
Mrs Charles Sabey went to Ameri-
can Fork Canyon Saturday. She will
cook for the Earl-Eaglo miners, one
OF whom is her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Jones of AM
erican Fork were guests Of their
daughter. Mrs. Melvin Smuin early in
the week.
Melvin and Lester Smuin were in
Provo Sunday playing with the Pro-
vo Band at Judge Whitecottons fun
eral.
Mrs. Elizabeth Munns, mother of
Mrs George Coates Mrs, L. u. Willcs
and Mrs. Annie Coates celebrated her
Dist birthday anniversary Friday She
is the oldest person in Lehi.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10

Mrs. Oliver Kirkham gave a child
ren's party in honor of her son Reeds,
third birthday Tuesday afternoon.
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Royal Daw and Charles ~F1ack Of
Fairfield were Lehi visitors Monday
Mrs. John Peck was visiting
friends in Salt Lake Thursday
John Sabey is reported very III with
heart trouble, requiring constant
care
Mrs. c. Il. Hemphill and children
of Salt Lake were guests of Mrs. i,
J. Child the early part OF the week.
Oscar Holmstead who is shearng
sheep in Idaho, came to Lehi SUNDAY
on a three days business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Banks went (.
Salt Lake Thursday to attend the NJ
l. A Conference.
The wedding of Aaron Sabey an'
Miss Ivey Sorenson will take place
in the Salt Lake Temple next Wcdnes-
day.
Peanut COal-the best for summer
use $500 per ton ut Whipple's Lum.
Der Yard. Lehi. II
A new shipment of White Shoes and
slippers just in at Chipman's Big Red
Store.
The Fircmans dance In the Arcade
Hall. Thursday night was well pat
ronizod and those who attended had
the usual good time that the Firemen
always provide.
Newburn Butt who has been stu
dent at the L. A. G.. has received hts
degree and will be employed there
next year as full Pledged professor.
teaching agronomy in the COLLEGE.
If you have any Oats. Wheat or Po-
tatoes for sale call up Chipmans Rir
Red Store. .
Prof and Mrs. w. X Hopkins re-
turned Wednesday from an auto trim
through Willard. Sewer and Sanpeio
Counties.
William Vaughn took load Of tim
her to the School House SPRINGS
Thursday TO timber the water tunnel
that Is now in about GO feet.
Misses Della and Jennie Peterson.
Mrs. Emma Bradshaw and daughter
Jenna, were inteurban passengers to
Salt Lake Thursday.
william Southwick went TO SAIL
Lake Thursday TO visit Ed Sduihwick
and Albert Spratley. both Of whom
are recovering at the l.. D. S. hospi-
tai. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. George CART Joined
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VIII Knight OF Pro.
vo in an auto trip TO Salt Lake We'd
nesday which was Brimhall day II
the Salt Lake Temple. Seventy-fou'
couples were married in the Temple
Wednesday
Mrs. Karl Hopkins went TO Sal
Lake Thursday to see her sister, Mrs
j. y. Stalker who was critically III
after having undergone an operation
for gall stones at the l., d. s. hos.
pital.
The local officers picked mp a trans.
c'0nt peddlcr the latter part of Tho
wook for intcxlcation. and the Justice
fired him $500. Tho man paid s1C
!and left his watch for tho other 81
~ the trial he was In n delirious con.
ditlon and begged so hard for th'
booze left In the bottle that the judge
rave II back to him. Later in the day
The same man was locked IN in Pleas
lcnt Grove for the same ofrcnse.
Within late years many court de
cislons have been given which de
clare that n newspaper Is an enter
prise having as its end and the serv
ing Of useful and necessary intelligence
20 the public, Many people get alonl
without reading many books, though
everybody should read as many o
them as they can, but scarcely any
one can get along without a news
paper, And the home newspaper /
the one that is read closely. Tn
great journals from the big cities ar
bought in nearly every town from
few hundred population up to two o
three hundred thousand but the pee
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10

The Misses Vera and Viola Gardner
were in Salt Lake Wednesday to at
ten party given at the home of Pres
Kmgsbury by his daughter. Orpha.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10

A. -. Anderson came in this week
from eastern Utah where he has been
on a business trip.
Byron Beck. the mail carrier from
Lehi to Toplifr has purchased new
Ford
George s. Schow of Albion, Idaho
was visiting friends in Lehi the latter
part of the week.
Post ONCE Inspector Nelson was in
Lehi Saturday and made an official
visit TO Topliff
Have your shoe, repaired by one
who learned the trade at the Economy
shoe shop on Main street. You will
be given satisfaction. 1877
Israel Anderson installed new
gasoline tank at his garage on state
street this week.
Miss Vera Bushman left Sunday TO
attend the L. A. c. summer school in
Logan.
/ l.. y. Willis and family have moyc'
to the Merrihew farm, southeast Of
town which they recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Smuin after Wis
iting with friends in Lehi returned
to their home in Ophir, Monday.
Camping outfits fishing tackle and
I lunch groceries, can be had with the
fish license at Chipmans.
Mrs. Mary Maudsley was in bed sew
eral days this week with a bruise o.
the knee. received while at work IN
the store.
Miss Maud Kirkham is now max
/ ing daily trips to American Fork
She is employed in the Golden Rule
store.
No job Of printing Is too small or
roo large for us. Phone 142-W and
we will do the rest eff
Morgan Lott has been busy the
past week doing the plumbing work
on some cottages building for the Sug-
ar Co.
w. X, Hopkins has been chosen
temporary secretary OF the Republi.
can Congressional convention which
convenes In August.
Mrs. Charles Taylor and children
moved TO Payson this week Mr.. Tay
Tor and son Isaac are employed al
the Payson sugar factory.
Some people say about "The Battl,
Crv Of Pence" it's better than the
birth Of n Nation" Don't miss soc
ing it at the Royal Theatre Saturday
June 18th 10-t
n. NJ Wilson. II. c. Featherston,
and Jesse Robinson who are work
ing at Spanish Fork spent SUNDAY
with their families in Lehi,
= Mrs +. 4. Child Is visiting with he
relatives In Springville this summe
. while Mr. Child Is doing business T.
Montana, Idaho and Wyoming
T.. II. Craddock, clami agent for IN,
Orem lines spent Monday in Lehl in
vestirating claims for stock recntl,
killed on his road.
Joseph Anderson was in Salt Ink,
Saturday making an amended films
on his Smoot homestead near Fair
field A. l., Yates and Abe Anderson
!" acted as witnesses.
+ You ought to see that line Of Pain
Il Beach and Summer wash skirts, jus
i. in from New York at Chipman's.
X Mrs, Christian Frcdrickson Of Muir
ray, was visiting her parents Mr., an,
Mrs Christian Knudson this week
MIR. and Mrs. William Cavanaugl
. OF Garfield and daughter Mrs r, 7
, Rlfenbcrruck of San Diego, Cal, wer
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk
ham Saturday and Sunday,
The d. & r, c. will soon have
force Of men making a double trac
from Midyalo to Provo The Eurek
train changed time this week an
now gets here at 1910 a, m
Mrs J T. Cotter was elected vice
president Of the District Fcderatio
Of Womcn's clubs that convened (
Provo last week Mrs. ]. NJ. Kirlha'
was elected one Of the executive con
mittoc
II NOTICE Leslie A. Smith. huylu
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ren's party in honor of her son Reeds,
third birthday Tuesday afternoon.
The Misses Vera and Viola Gardner
were in Salt Lake Wednesday to at
ten a party given at the home of Pres.
Kmgsbury by his daughter. orpha.
While chopping wood Monday Mr.
Eli Bachelor suffered a painful but
not n serious accident. a piece of
wood flew and struck him on the knee.
Messrs. Rayner Coates and Robert
S. Fox, who went TO San Juan Co. 70
look up Smoot homesteads, returned
Monday favorably impressed with CON
ditions there.
Mrs. Arthur Peterson and Mrs. John
Street returned to their homes in
Bingham Tuesday, after a weeks visit
with their mother, Mrs. ~ C. Han
sen.
James, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Norman is suffering from
typhoid fever, contracted in Cedar
Valley II is reported that a dead
horse is lying in the creek bed in the
west Canyon.
Albert Spratley who was success
fully operated on ten days ago for an
intestinal rupture underwent another
operation last week for double
hernia.
DR.. j. NJ. Thorup was in Fairfield
Monday attending the little Gum boy
who had a piece of his skull removed
TO relieve n fracture, received when he
fell off shed two weeks ago. He is
! getting along fine.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10
Merit Will
Wiz,

your good iudgemen!.. ~ !
sugar value to con'"'
its use.
We believe it will De u
"A short time before eve !,
housewife in these nIOa,
tain states viii be u.IJ1
home sugar, Don't you ,l|
the last TO give it a ~
It is sure to please
Order by the sack /
more economical to O' /
that way Be sure to
for
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10

Mrs, Il. A, Bushman announce the
engagement of her daughter, Evelen
to Harmon McAffe The marriage
to take place at an early date
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10
MARION BROWN
CUTLER GARAGE

Now open and ready 10 90 ~
kinds Of repair work that can "
done IN our shop.
We handle all - Accessories W.
Automobiles, Motorcycles w
cycles.
General repairing, Nuleah'i'n'
Gasoline and Oils.
We are exclusive agents lot ~
5.minute yulcanizing instrumeD
and the patches. Can be earn"
In pocket.
C.L ANDERSON. Manas''
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10

r. J. Stice, agent for the Salt Lake
Route arrived in Lehl Monday for a
brief visit.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-10

II. p. Hardy has gone on pleasure
trip to Sanpete and Sewer counties
Mrs. Richard Smith went to Salt
Lake City Thursday to visit her me-
phew Ross Bolen who Is in the hos
pital.
Mr.. Leland Anderson, who has been
studying ospeopathy and medicine in
Los Angeles, Cal, returned home
Wednesday.
Peanut Coal-thc best for suinmer
use-s3.OO per ton at Whipple's Lum-
her Yard, Lehi. II
Ira Taylor and family moved to
Spanish Fork Tuesday. They will
make their home there Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Douglas will occupy the Taylor
house.
II will soon be the 4th of July-Call
and get you nice up-to-date suit for
this National holiday-Chipman's
A new baby boy gladdened the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Chiffon by
its arrival last Friday.
Messrs. Harry Stewart, George II.
Coates. William Rolfe, John Stewart
and Leslie Coates went 10 South Jor-
dan Monday whore Harry Stewart has
contract TO erect beet dump on the
Orem road.
| Some people say about THE Battle
Cry of Peace" it's better than the
Birth Of a Nation" Don't miss see
ing 1t at the Royal Theatre, Saturday
| June 18th. 10-1t
4 force of men are "stubing" the
power line poles along Che D. and r.
G. from Provo to Jordan Narrows
and another force are saving off and