American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-09-06
UTAH STATE NEWS

| more concrete SIDEWALKS are to ID,
constructed at Richfield, bids havln,
been submitted and work will begin
In the near future.
a proclamation calling for a specia
session of the Utah state legislature AT
noon. September %. was issued August
10, by Governor Bambe.ger.
The Logan high school will open for
instruction on September Is. with On.
largcd quarters, and increased facli
ties for II most successful year
W. A. Wells. miner. about Al years
Of age. was killed NJ the Tintic Stan.
dald mine near Eureka. His death was
caused by "a rock falling upon him.
The Utah Girls conference. with As
young women In camp. has closed its
actions after an outing of ten days nj
the Upper Falls resort In Provo can
yon.
Richard Grocn, 20 years of age. was
fatally injured when he fell more than
100 feet from the tower OF the Globe
Grain 4 Milling company In West
Ogden. es i
Automobiles used In the unlawful
transportation of contraband.- liquor
can he legally seized and forfeited.
according to the opinion of the major
ity of the judges Of the supreme court
w. w. Browning. postmaster at Os.
den and u brother of the inventor of
the Browning gun, WAS killed In ih
auto accident near Ogden, another
member of the party being killed and
three others injured
Compromise settlements between cn,.
ploycr and employee on lump sums
for compensation Is In violation of the
law and policy of the state industrial
commission. according TO n resolution
passed 10y the board.
The twelfth federal reserve district
nj the end Of July was short S3i. ST..
S!2 of It's savings stamps quota of ST..
2G3,2OO for 1919. according to d report
of the Federal Reserve bank of San
Francisco.
Employees of the gas plant of the
Utah Power & Light company. ut Og-
den. who quit their positions causing
n shutdown of the supply of fuel and
lighting gas for more than seventy
two hours. have returned 10 work
Programs for the third annual Ute
fair, Ia he held September ~, -. ~
and -, have been issued. The fur l.
under the management OF the Ute In.
dlans. and all Of the Officers and mem
bcrs Of committees are members OF the.
tribe. G. a.
Joseph In Font. II Frcncluna.i. Is
years of age, walked inio"Uh soft
drink parlor nj Ogden. ordered disl,
of lee cream and after pouring the
contents of u bottle of poison upon II.
quietly ate H. He died within twenty
minutes.
Hedecked with badges snd ribbons.
aud hearing flags. banners and the
cnblcns of their many organizations.
more than 5000 labor men of Salt
Lake marched through the downtown
district of the city In celebration of
Labor Day.
Frankly admitting that they could
wv ltil'NEh wv HlbllNfN W lHbSt OPP
posing the league of nations. members
OF the Utah mission of the Methodist
Episcopal church IN their annual con
ference M Ogden. adopted resolutions
lnyorlng The pact.
For the purpose Of taking care of |
the guns and other equipment that has |
arrived nj the University of Utah Ia |
he used IN the field artillery corps, The |
war department has granted authority |
for the enlistment Of twenty young !
men NJ monthly salary Of 500.
John Lynch, ~ years Of age, n re-
turned soldier OF the Canadian over.
seas forces. sustained injuries when he
fell from n rear window of u hotel nj
Salt Lake. striking his head on the
pavement Of the alley twenty feet be-.
low, which caused his death three
hours later.
In IN announced warrants have been
for the arrest Of the ring.
leaders and participants IN The mob
of men who took forty-thrcc strike.
breakers from u train onr.hulf mile
rnsl Of Ogden and forced them 10 re-
move their shoes anu walk through the
of ogden.
Sheriff Adamson of ToOelc last week
arrested Mrs, Steve liaklsh, who re.
sides about half way between TOoele
,nd Lincoln, and cOnflScated about
gallons of "moonshlne"
liquor and crude, hut well.equlpped
SIN, The still was fashioned out of
, large milk can, with the necessary
pipes and coils added.
Pointing out that the census taken
n Utah nine years ago showed an
ldult population Of 1900 who could
lot read or write English, and stat
ng that this percentage had Increased
in the last few years, q. n.
jhlld, state superintendent of public
Instruction, has issued n bulletin urging
upp0rt of the AmerlcaHizatlOn law
which became effective September I.
Parents and employers Of children Of
chool age are being Informed of the
workings of the new laws governing
he schools which were pnncto1 nv tho