American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-23
UTAH STATE NEWS

Deposits in Salt Lake banks for the
year ended June 80 exceeded those
for the same period of 1918 by SG,O9S,-
900
The school census of Salt Lake just
completed for the present year. shows
Il decrease of I9j from that of last
year.
Salt Lake has been selected as the
next place of meeting for the Utah
Federation of Womcn's Clubs, October
J 10, Ii and 10.
While hunting chicken in Paradise
canyon, John Burt of Brigham City
was accidentally shot in the arm by
stray buckshot.
Mark Mcnoli of Sunny side was kill.
ed in the cOlliciy of the Utah Fuel
company when lie fell across bar
mining machine
The War Mothers of Utah at their
meeting held at Salt Lake unanimous.
| ~ sustained II resolution indorsing the
| league of nations.
stephen IL. Love of Salt Lake has
'''h 'h'N'l 'llslll llluli WI lllt 'lui
| state committee of the Roosevelt Me
mortal association.
The hay crop has been excellent in
Utah, with the exception of Il few iso-
lated spots where the drought was
felt exceptionally heavy.
Field men who have been out max
ing inspections report that the sugar
beet crop In Cache county will be hcav-
Ter than has been anticipated for some
time.
to be one of the largest Labor day
paradcs ever held In Salt Lake have
been formulated by the committee in
charge.
A seminary. which will cost $1,000, Is
to be built ut Kuysyillc by the Latter.
day saints church, to he owned joint
~ by the North Davis aud South Davis
stakes.
Reports of The state school census
SO far received indicate that there will
be about 5000 fewer children of school
age IN the state this year than there
] were last year.
Watcr.uSing land owners at Center
vile are considering n new irrigation
| district with citizens of Bountiful
I More water. especially for the truck
| gardens, must he obtained.
Two men and woman are held att
Murray under 500 bail, each awaiting
Investigations of the character Of fifty
gallons of "rcd wine" found on the
premises they occupy.
| Apparently while trying to find his
way by short cut down the bottom
of the canyon, Simeon Scott, III years
of age, of Salt Lake, met death IN II
| fall over cliff IN Parley's canyon.
| Lieut.. &. G. Mutt of the United
States aviation corps IN his DeIlavi-
land plane arrived at Myton Oh Aug
ust IL, having made II successful and
uncvcntful flight from Salt Lake City.
The school census IN the Tenth pre-
| rinct of the Jordan school district
shows decrease of $50, when COM
pared with last year, This has been
caused by the mines reducing their
forces.
While walking In her sleep ut her
home In Salt Lake, Phoebe Brown, IL
years of age, stepped out of II side
window aud fell three stories but es.
capped with spralncd ankle and Sc
we're shock
Farmers of Bountiful held an indig.
nation meeting recently NJ which steps
were taken To prevent the further eA-
ploltutlon of their melon patches by
parties Of autolsts from Salt Lake and
surrounding points.
The annual campfire of Utah Indian
war veterans was concluded at Spring
vile ON August IL. after three days
of most enjoyable reunion. Hun
Irrds of veterans from various points
In the state participated In the cele-
hrutiun.
Droycl Bennett, aged -, was killed
at Antelope when he was run over
by wagon. The boy was hitchlng
a team To n wagon when one OF the
horses became frightened and kicked
him. He fell under the wagon, which
ran over him before the team could be
stopped,
Utah business men and farmers are
paying better wages To their stenog-
raphcrs, statesmen and farm hands
than they are the men and women Ia
whom they are entrusting the educa-
ton of their children, according 20 q,
y. Child, state superintendent Of pub
Tic instruction.