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The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
NEW YORK TOO
DAMNED QUIET
FOR MRS. JONES
CcoutInued from Page One1

that two % The women rioters had
been held for tho grand jury "Oh,
that's MI right" she replied "Itu
att come out all right
Ihgn she turned 20 tho reporter
This city "a moucy.uad," sho
continued "The pirates down I'm
Wallet. arc faHatlcal with their mil
Hons. And the mayor. apparently.
is corporation controlled But they
can't scare US with the grand fury.
You know, I've been IN the bull pen
myself"
She hammered on ne table again,
no, we're going 20 stir this old
town MP. Women can't BE- deprayed
and 'arved for n they are, the ma
ton will De criminal and depraved
We've got 90 have the fun pay en-
vclope every week. and the mothers
must have a chance al happiness
Yes. the Old towns TOO damned
quiet We've got 10 get the women
together The city Is brutal!zed;
the nation IS brutaliZed, all because
the pirates take all the money
That's why we build jails instead
OF homes
Glow does New York compare
with COlora8OY' Mother Jones was
asked, recalling her part in the
bloody mine troubles IN that state
"Why the police here are Just
Ike Tho armed guards Of the mine
camps she retortod "Only there's
so many of them that they don't
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TN .onnr no nArr

the evangelist agreed 10 deliver it
twice. ~ both afternoon and even
ing uoet'rgr
An unusually large audience was
present I'm tho afternoon, for It had
been announced that the roviyaIst
wanted an who could Do so 20 at
tend he afternoon meeting so that
room would be left IN the evening
Tor those who could come az no
other time
Billy declared that The bible clear
~ promises that Christ VIII return
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NIOrtuary

REURY-Oct 8. at No % California
ave. Jennie. aged ~ years. mother
~ Mrs J !. Williams grandmother
Williams Survived bv one brother.
" CRylor Of Upper Sandusky.
Ohio Funeral scrvicea from rest
deuro Saturday. 2 p RI,
WNIItEV seth f.. oct 8. 40 Romeo.
NlDG. aged g. years Funeral Sun
day Ort g. az 2 M from rec 81
derce. Survived by widow Carrie
N1'ter and one son. Charles r
Walker
LEE1t Norman Corlctte. dear son
~ Robert pud Jessie q. Leete and
66-gt'esr ~, ~ F. .eeri, = Lsete d 49,.
neral services Monday oct p. 1915
80 r m- from residence. cal Cass-
ave Burial private
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SECOND
COMING OF CHRIST
IS SURE
Continued from Page Nine)

come. bat We IRE told that His com
mr. f. sure. and we are charged 20
satCh for a. How So would affect
rr lives, and make hard things easy
10 bear. ~ We would only do This
md always Doc doing 'Hl~ NOu
rou know how eagerly YOU get ready
or company thar sou love. WHOM
rou receive "a telegram saying that
hey arc surely coming How you
ilean house and want 20 have every
hing In he best .Ind ~ order IT
We wor" continually looking for The
loming ~ Jesus We vnu'i %. us
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Popli, are pushing their advance to
ward the ScrboGrcek frontier with
the greatest vigor Allied and Bul
gar troops are battling for posses
sion OF the hills leading down 20
Mon77tlr. about II miles away
Serbian army that crossed The
Greek frontier more than fort.
night ago has fought lts way 10 a
plateau northwest ~ Kalnakchalau
The serbs ere now driving north.
ward In an attempt 10 flank the
Bulgars out OF Monastir
on the Allies extreme right, IN
the Struma valley. the British have
repulsed successive Bulgarian coun
ter-attacks.
Omcial dispatches from Puchar
est today admitted thHt the Ruman
llns have retired across the Dan
ubc, after making a successful raid
ON Bulgarian soil but brought n,
confirmation OF the Bulgarian of
cial report that about $4,000 Ruman
ian troops were wiped out
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EISS<I.S ysTTE0.I,7I q, 9 I+IIdT.y G
~ ~ ~ - ~ ,rHRo AVy. wNtat<2&G


Tor Cleveland. Fittsburg and all points
,outl, and cast Daily 1919 y. IA. Fare
a. Cleveland. ea.2Si Pittsburg, 500.
Ior itaa ato and al points east, DAILY,
q D. M FARE $3.50 one wayI ee.50
ROI Nj TRIP.
Tyr Mnckinac Island and wRyports--
Nonda, s y. mi Irtday, $50 -. nm.
stateroouf Accommodation 49, Upper
berth. fk lower berth $780, whole
room, f2.N.
TIChFT OTIICEs-Thlrd Ave. wharf.
ia1 Wv,-,i - ard Ave. (AtaJestic Bfdg),
20 Fcrt ~, West Opp, POstOfiloo,
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.' t'"' I'.''' lo.H OF p'"p''' "'
'ald. interpret 'hIS 10 mean thai
he VIII como after the millennium,
but Tho evangelist docs NOT agree
with MT. view. lie aaid that many
bsvc ,uiss,d ,r,lrs boc,,,sa 30 diA
49,, .,,.t,. a.. ,,..e',.,.,e. .a,.,,,,I,,,
80
,""'h :" "'u nav '"" '''''' 'n"''' a
iound IN Tho ii'hie. admonishos all
70 watch FOR tho coming OF Christ.
40 Il r. apparent that He will come
before The millennium.
Alsn le fbiuj,s t1,,f nov, 20 , good
it, o. trr.,, 80 - -. -,
-.
'"'t'o.i vi '"' ''"'IF p'
p'IS' ne sAlu' makes lt clear that
the devil Ia having his own way In
Detroit Look az The reign OF wick.
edncss IN this city. There II big
lob here for the ord now and 10
NAV com. 8, ~ ,,,,a ,,o,v bovo
80 go
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PETROGRAD. Oct s--Russlan
troops have captured enemy posi-.
lions south az Rrzezany (southcast
Of Iemhergl repelling repeated Ger.
Turkish countorattacks, It was
omclally announced today.
Fierce battles gre proceeding near
Zlot@hev and IN Tho regions Of Pen
TAXI Gumolayce and Mlynovce. The
Austro Germans are resisting stub
hOTnlv and communicating IN
This lighting $50 prisoners have beer
taken.
IN DobrudIa, the Russo-Rumanian
offensive continues. Three hundred
more prisoners have been taken.
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BOARD TO
TESTIFY

Continued from rsKe onep
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The Addison
WoodIrard Are, at Charlotte

" O0NTNW'U ATC, az INdTI0Ie
Invite YOU to take 'REAL. LONDON afternoon
tea in their beautiful new ROSE ROOM The
quiet refined atmosphere and restfu music COM
bine TO make it an ideal spot after the shopping
tour.
BERNARD eoLOscHMlDr
Manager.
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RUSS WAR
LOSSES PLACED
AT 100000

CONTINUED from Page ons)
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Printing--the pinin nent ktnd--that
10 right--1Imcs lob Dcpt.-Mnin 1870.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06
PREP ARE
FOR COMING
OF CHRIST

Continued from Page oneD
The Detroit times., 1916-10-06

BRIGHT YOUNG MAN about
II years of age to work in
mail room. Apply Mailing
Dept, Detroit Times, 1916
II Bagley-ave.
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POLES TO BE
COLONIZED
IN AMERICA

Ccoutiuucd from rage one1
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AXE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
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TO RHNT--HOUsEs
Hannah Rental Agency

A free list OF houses and mats Can
in person at the Oldest and largest
renl estate exchange in Michigan
I MCGRAW BLDG
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RIP and cross-cut saw hand. expert =
onced cutting stock for hardwood
trim and holding steady work
and good pay. W. b. Hurd Co, zoo
Campbell ave
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EVTN IIl---FNIsN
FOR SALE--50 acres good land; good
fences, Groom house; barn and
other buildings; all kinds fruit
Reason FOR selling poor health s.
J Bear s'ev Pinckney. Mich.
5soa - - ,,s5s5IS5 = =77 $500
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yoz r7rrr1g7rp5lE g1S2rrS7r1S1g1
~ 7S551ld5 SLlcrIL-IrJ 2515LS1SpS
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wANTED-To EXCHANGE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10
Deaths

Pe1-l sHeltz Eo~c!ying hospital 81
yea g"ptiofmia Horny Biasi III
Waterloo - DAYS. broncho pneu-
Hnr's G-azio Muitcllo. go chase. -
lave, ronvuIsions peyi GrsNiauo. 2s6
uon'a. Rosetta W'udt 1929 Twenty
fourth, 80 years dtsbetis Wellitus;
'"orEe VIM Dunn, A1l 10 crane, 80
Years rtgurEifHtion tRurtat, MIKE
FoluN HRrpet hospital about 40
years, peritonitis Margaret Burke.
'.~itis selma Mitchell. Providence
hospital = years disbetc coma:
fr~ius Van ittersum, "a Cleve-
and two years. scarlet fever. WIN
hammond. 1851 Helen. three months
acute Indigestion Joseph Wojciech-
pneumonia, Donald Gilcs Hucking.
2l9 NicksburE. i've years. inquest
pending John Fr.ga, g. Kerwiu, o.
ears pulmonary tuberculosis. Anna
louiAe WeibeTg. 67s Seneca. so years
lt1Ycs' pending Joseph Pietrykoski
ry"fitiH, James Joseph. 2l9 Franklin.
SIX months. cholera infantum. clyde
GH'llan, Receiving hospital. about %
years uremia. lone Montgomery, ts6
Atkinson, one hour. prematurity
John GRyoIRk, 81 Portland. about 40
years inquest pending, BRliut Sehn.
Receiving hospital, ~ years, inquest
hospital three years diphtheria Joe
sophine StruEla. l-S Norton. ee.'u
months, hrOnrho pneumonia E'kla
TNroEyn, s96 Military. about 20 wears
hroucho pneumonia. Elizabeth Wmrel-
or caldwell, 257 Delaware. 90 years.
wer $50 Ingersoll - day. maras-
mus
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10
COUzENS
HAS PRAISE
FOR Killing
COmmends Inspector
for Keeping Saloons
Closed
OFFICER MAKES
PERSONAL VISITS

Police Commissioner Couzens has
-,Lt Inspector Julius King. IN
charge OF The Mcclellan ave. station.
a letter thanking him for the man
u,I in which he Is enforcing the
liquor Law in his precinct. Inspector
King personally inspected all Of
Tho saloons in his district az least
once last Sunday, and saw 10 81 that
meme were open. The Mcclellan
ave precinct is one ~ the largest IN
he city, embracing AL the territory
from Concord-aye. TO tho city lin
its. and Felle Isle
The letter follows:
Inspector Julius king
Tifth Precinct
Sir arm iust handed a report on
The saloons in th" NTH precinct FOR
The rsu.rt shows that thoro were
mo- viola IONS. which. was sUbetauti-
7fed by the statement I hear ta.s
morning. that YOU personally saw all
az 'h' saloons AZ least once during
Tho Hay and some ~ them twice
want 60 tal.o mis- opportunity o.
r'pr"Hslng - }nu IN. keen appr' IT,
tom ~ such an Interested and efH
Gent administration - your lufIvt
J. 10 indeed most gratifying AMI
cannot let 'h" .pTurtgrlts PASS with
out letting YOU know how much 'be
citizens, aS well az myself appreciate
such SorvIrr
Yours ver, truly.
JAMES CDTZE\S.
COMMISSIONS
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Births


BOYS
David EoSsuHIam. Grace rn.-..4'
Norar - koorhor. 1o'- ThsuIur.
Glenn Mattesor. eos Rall.,g, o.. H.
Murphy. go Howard Edward Prize.
cs9eia e5' P.p4ette. Wm " r''.
Ricn fai = H, IsSrn - 4', Ma
ssftS Tomas l.rS 1857 rrrur7.tr ..r F..
oscar Hanson. 81 HowsnN Thomas
kaperskl - EVcI~. GeurAr N'tE-
stephan Rolu. 2l5o is Jefferson
itnnislaw tinr.uch 2S, Tsv-rf, 10 .i
John bz'rwiUgki. go 'taN N7ik
Zsjsc. 70t Milwaukee NM b.r.s
z"wsk 80 Crawling Anton WautuIa.
6is Milwaukcc Joseph H'"hau
lngore1ll GeorK" Simpson. ''
mur Francis ~ N.hur, $50 Game
crou John StoIu..N "a Twenty.
ninth. Alexandra clemens
Greeuword Grnfg. Springer, 81
Goodwin Fred .Ggnehnour. ''8
stanton. Mae rszyhvln. $50 'ewl.
tell Robert T. StoutcnhurE 500
Grceuv God John Chope t97 gu
rerior Tunis Van Rosenberg 80.
Theodore WIN l.erchcn. Woman 3
hospital Trr"re" % Gardner. 1873 o.
Palmer Peter = M.Ewon. ga DIX.
Andrew Ciupak 1855 cecil. James =
Usher Cornelius Yam Aneyi" IS u
Iust GrnUd blvd fak" IazurUn. sli
Cameron Nm T. curtis 2is PA-
grim Leo T.. Trrwhlcy CTS 81 Cla 40.
Edmund Ueuuy 81 Iiookcr Robert
" Burton. C. Churchill
GIRLS
John RgInicki 1850 Michigan Al
bert t.IauoskI 756 Thirty first. Paul
Gorge. 2t2 9olvRv. Jake Foperi'E re-
f.tvfngstonc. Woicch ZauY SIX $50
Military Joshua EuEg 1916 Kirby
4 Frank Korsrruirk. 3Sl Myrtle.
Clarence SOCIAL - Clark-ct Emory
Vul.'rum,r. as Central Emanuel A
W,llauG. Harper hospital Ptutr Me-
don 2on - John VIM r Mueller,
1876 baldwin. Bronislaw wozniak
tN Thirticth Herman W. Modem
haur. ~ sherwood Mikotsi PisyEA.
1851 Proctor Walter W Drew az
wincneid Walter Kodiak. So Wal
bridge Tony Borgouats. so Ham
uo0d Edward rUlk 'ewicE ltH0 Scot
ten Charles W Pollock los prrter.
towes q Richards SIS NJ Elliott
STANLEY DerrfuE $50 Grandy Will
helm Ste~hhHrt ga Ersklre. Hiou u
East. pro,idcnce hospital Frederick
\ Metrnirk. rrovidsnre hospital
AlsVsnder g. MCKAY. ssiis ReVIck
VIM r cole Grace hospital Wm "
Hamilton 27t Twentieth Wofctsch
kuida 1905 Junction Josern Bmby.
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ron sALE-NAcANr tors
LOST ANu FOUND

LOST a small puckpthoak. oct g.
In KresEos or between thrFe ard
WuClwnrfh.s store con- Wood ward
ave Is Busna Vista .tli Hem
lock l1H-U Reward fnr .efuru
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10

$50 BowIrk Joseph Kiuelskl OIL
IhUfE-aT-f Edward rrIehr. 2ft
Roosevelt. Vincent Gqrlaud.. 86a
Fort p Clarence .F HsgHcT 1882
NJ odhury Arthur 4. EuEHlnskl as
lsng'rwupd Giuseppe Naceri .al
congress T. Matrep BnUwaritO. A3s
congress T. NicenXo Nauruso. 29A
Eivtrd John Ra'iiSa. 17S casper
Phillip Herman. lss Brewster Harry
',re'nh'Hf' i4G T. AleKaudriue Thos
j. fHTWau. 'ifp.a hospital, Frank
N4IInuW- kI. 50 Wesaon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10

rr'HE sfeuH0. rE$T 3Ita
ruit East jefferson I'M ono ~ the best
localities Nrlrr veneer. sleeping
porshss everything complete and
hfrh class good Investment
property a. zoo cash VIII handle ~.
LAMBRECHT, KELLY & CO.,
T3--S grisvcid Main 27sS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10
ran sALE-REsIDEN &C PROPERTY
PFNNSYLVANTA AVE

Near Waterloo 4 large house o.. n
lut 1"Nl20 open fireplace. ~ rs un-
Der the market IN priCe--Ir fact a
bargain. The price is $4,000, with
- 200 down. balance easy Better
phone rs quick
LAMBRECHT. KELLY & CO..
-3-Tb GrIswpl1 Main 2525.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10

ROOMS Furniture fOI TooBs con
plate. 81 week sumner. Mich & ith
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10
LAKE AVID RIVER STEAMERS
sg.ypyssoiT q cll7TrsEcW
G32Sss sssp Ays xas.2EkGS
Central standard Time.

For Cleveland. Pittsburgh and all
noints south and east. Daily tOtf5 q,
"a. rare To- Cleveland, s2.25, ritt--
burgh $3.50
For uuHnlo and all points east, odd
dates during November. y. IN. FARE
$3.50 one wayE 80 30 HOJND TItlF.
StRtrroom Arcommodn ttous-tpper
berth. 81; lower berth. si.bOi whole
room. $3.50.
TICKET OFFICES Third Ave
wharf ~ Woodward Ave, tNajeatic
HIdED, 81 FOrt ~. West, Opp. Post
office.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10
SODA FOUNTAIN

STORAGE rui niture, nearly new bar.
gain price sumner Co. Mlch A. sth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SODA FOUNTAINS new ana used
steam tables. store furniture. uof
fee urns Easy terms Geo Marah
Co. 10 East Atwater- ~ Main t1bi
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10
TWO FLAT

OFT GRAND RIVER
Price $3.50, rent 500 per month
81 .ou down brick veneer built-in
huokrases fiTeplaCea. wide lot,
light. large airy. an exceptional
bus Don't delay on this or 10 will
be gone
LAMBRECHT. KELLY e. co.
1915 Griswold. Main 2325.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-10

These big men-the President, congressman Gov
errors of States Mayors of Cities, Manufacturers
Merchants and even salaried men who big in their
own sphere-all are owners of real estate.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
ESTRAY NOTICE

state Of Utah, County of Utah. Pleas
ant Grove City IS.
have In my possession the follow
ing described cstray animals which,
If not claimed and taken away. will
be sold at public auction to the high
est cash bidder at Estray Pound in
Pleasant Grove City. on Saturday the
end day of Dec. 1916 at =. NJ.
one red year old Bull.
One . year old roam spotted heif-
err
Two red heifors years old.
JOHN CHRISTENSEN,
Poundkeeper for Pleasant Grove City.
These cattle are taggged in left ear
II. A. Taylor, santlquin, Utah.
One horse IL years old, weight about
(750) seven fifty lbs, branded on left
shoulder like this II.
Said cstray was taken up by mar
shall In sal deity ON the 22nd day of
November 1916.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
CANNING COMPANY
CLOSES CAMPAIGN
S2O'SO Paid for Operating Expenses
ana Over 1900 Cases of pears
Ecans' Penches, Pumpkins, Toma
toes and Cntsup Packed.


The Canning Company closed its
first campaign this week II has
mad a most efficient management and
a most successful beginning.
1t commenced operating on beans
August 10th. The farmers were paid
5000 for beans and the company mt
up 1900 cases Of "a cans each. The
farmers who understood the crop
made money and demonstrated that
with care and preparation there is
money to be made in beans both foI
the farmers and the canning com.
pany.
$1,000 was paid for peas which put
up 1000 cases. The Pleasant Grove
Cannery had about the only pears in
the state, so they are in great de.
mand at fancy prices. Three fourths
Of the pack was put up in heavy sy.
rup and the other i'm water
$4,000 was paid for tomatoes and
approximately 10000 cases were pack.
ed besides 500 cases of the finest
catsup in America. Tomatoes are
soaring in price and inquiries for
them are coming from all parts OF
the United States.
$3.50 was paid for apples which
made 700 cases of apple butter and
it too is bringing good prices.
Some peaches were packed. But
peaches coming on just when the to-
matoes were ripe the factory could
handle only limited supply. Next
year, however. arrangements will be
made to handle more peaches for
which there is good demand.
800 was paid for pumpkins and
500 cases was packed with which to
make pumpkin pies for THANKSGIVING
and Christmas dinners.
AS many as 125 reople were EN-
ployed at one time in and around tn,
factory and $4,000 was paid them fol
wages. $1,000 was paid for tin cans
in which to pack the products above
referred to. The operating expenses
totaled nearly $4,000 which shows
the Importance of the plant to this
city. When II is known that this wa!
the initial run of the factory, II II
conceded to be an excellent show
ing for an infant.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
MANILA NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Warwick entor
tanned Thanksgiving Tor their child
ren and grand children.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Holman spent
Thanksgi,ing at Provo with their son
Geor.e
The three rooms OF the Manila
school had a Thanksgiving program
and refreshments Wednesday.
The W. |. A. gave a very successful
Thankssiying program and dance In
the school house Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Christoua Johnson was very
pleasantly surprised on her birthday
Tuesday. Her children were all
present as well as many friends and
all enjoyed a very pleasant time.
''' '''IiNdH WIS salt Lake
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. o. l.. Nielsen was Manila
visitor Tuesday
Miss Edna Peterson was Manila
visitor Tuesday.
The Misses Mervene and Mable Jen-
sen were Manila visitors Wednesday.
- .
MT. ana Mrs. Martin Monson and
family and Miss Ida Holman and Mr..
Charley Holman were Provo visitors
Saturday and Sunday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
PLEASANT GROVE
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

A student body meeting was held
lastw eek to decide on having n year
book. A stan was appointed, con
sisting of two representatives from
each class and two faculty members
who are:
Miss Thurman-Chairman: Assist.
ant-Mr. Miller; Lyman Smith-man
ager; assitsant-Kezia Carol; Flor
ence Harvey editor; assistants Leo.
mel jacobson, Neldon Lynn, Dean
Marriott, Ford Paulson. Pearl Olpin
Work has already begun on the pro.
duction OF the year book which will
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
AIRY AT THE
PRIMARY TONIGHT

promises to be considerable
1, at the school primary to-
Al first it appeared that G.
[,oson the present incumbent
| no the only candidate, but as
IT, draws near it is evident there
|,s several aspirants. Among
neing mentioned besides Mr..
l., are W. l.. Hayes, r.. ID.
l. L. W. Lund, A. r.. Cooper
|odge Harper. They are not all
L candidates, but their friends
[snuoning their names, and on
|, urinary will determine the re-
reople cannot be too careful as
ar choice. This Is one of the
Important positions to fill and
|,cost. broadost and most pro
We conservative man should be
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
|ASANT GROVE IS
| [. D. s. 50

\ first appearance of the Pleas
Grove high school basket ball
was Thursday night when they
10 the l.. ID. S. U. Of Salt Lake
a score of Is to 80. II was a
game never the less. and show
pat with more practice the local
has a fair chance with other
+ Of its class. The visitors had
pal men who will not be permitted
|ay in a league game, such as
p West of last seasons Pleas
Grove team and Johnson. the
Side high star.
Z team that played in this first
was Cullimore and Wilson. for
=; Walker center; and Christian
and Frampton guards.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
We Print Butter Wrappers.
Notice

A meeting of the qualified
electors of Precinct No. 2
pleasant Grove,) of Alpine
School District is hereby call
ed to convene in the City Hall
at 7:30 o'clock P. M. Saturday,
December 2, 1916, for the pur-
pose of nominating a candi-
date for School Board Men,
Der, to be voted upon at the
regular school election to be
held on Wednesday, December
6, 1916.
Board of Education
Alpine School District.
BY M. E. KARTCHNER, Jr.
25.2t. Clerk.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
who will get the 800 In gold!

The Pleasant Grove Mere. has O
Ford delivery that uses gas but nc
gasoline.
Miss Edna Thomas spent Thanks
giving with friends in Salt Lake.
Miss Miriam Thurman is spending
the week end with herb rother in Og-
den.
George Johnson will so to Provo
Monday to take the Missionary course
mt the b. Y. L.
Miss Maud Hanchett spent the
Thanksgiving holidays withf riends in
Ogden.
Or. and Mrs. c. w. Ellsworth left
Wednesday for Payson to spend till
Monday with relatives there.
Mrs. Lars Nelson who was opor-
ated on at the l.. ID. s. hospital re-
Gently was brought home Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conway Of Og-
den have been guests of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Faye for the past four days.
Mrs. Lynn Smith entertained al
games and supper for a number OF
friends at her home Tuesday night
Vern Gammett came down from
Idaho this week to have some glands
removed from his neck.
Mrs. Earl Smith though still con.
fined to her bed is slowly improving
Her daughter Cummorah is also i'll
You can still be nominated In the
Alpine Pub Co.'S. profit sharing cam
palgn. Read about II on Other
pages.
Professors Elisha Kirk, Elmer Mil.
Ter, Bert Smith and Baird attended
the u. of U. and Colorado foot bal
game in Salt Lake Thursday
Mr., and Mrs, Lloyd Adamson Of
Newton, Cache County. are VISITING
relatives here for four days.
The Second Ward has commenced
holding cottage meetings for the win
ter. One was held Wednesday a
, the home of Mrs. Minnie Jorgensor
and riday night onew as held at thu
home OF Charles j. Johnson.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
'EAGES FOR
BOYS ON BORDER

Zen sacks of parcels post pack
we're sent this week from Pleas
Rove to the boys on the Mexican
n so the boys had much to be
Nal for on Thanksgiving. This
they took II 15-mile practice
Reports indicate that some
Of the Utah boys will soon be
10 be mustered out.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-12-02
) TO COLLECT
WATER PAYMENTS

|Oo, Nov, 2S-Pleasant Grove city
Oroughts uit against Artemus
annie +, Holman to collect water
on the farm of the defendants
1 1910 with interest at s per cent.
amounts the city claims due are,
for 1870, $3.50 for 1911, $21.5O
VIZ $4,000 for 1913, $4,000 for
'25.OO for 1915 and $500 for
r plaintiffs ask for an order to
we land amounting 10 10 acres,
ne dues and interest.