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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
THE LYCEUM COURSE.

The Lyceum course this year
will commence with the Sam
Lewis Co.
Sam Lewis, the we'll known
WEIGH tenor, is soon to be heard
here in Lyceum. He is appear
ing at the head of his own con-
cert organization this season and
has an exceptionally talented
company of assisting artists. Mr..
Lewis first gained distinction
and fame through his ability as
a ballad singer, but he is now as
we'll known for his work in the
operate field. He has one of
the best tenor voices of the
younger generation of singers,
of splendid volume and glorious
in it's deep, rich tones.
Miss Ruth Lavery the Chicago
violinist, Miss Irene Harruf, ac-
companist and soprano soloist,
and Miss Amber Hopkins, read
er, comprise the balance of this
splendid company.
On December 10, The Old
Fashioned Girls, this company
is composed of four young
ladies who are gifted musicians.
This splendid company was
organized by Bess Gearhart
Morrison, the. well known enter
tainer and coach. They will
present a program of infinite
variety, including costumed
songs and sketches, vocal and
instrumental solos and duets,
orchestra selections, readings
and choruses. The charming
old songs and stories of the
South will constitute the major
part of the evening program.
On December 80, the Wand
Watres Company win present a
program of unsual interest and
originality. Mr.. Waters as a
character makeup artist takes
high rank among the best plat
form entertainers. His sketches
are new and original and have
not previously been heard on the
platform. With Mrs. Walters
he will do some whistling duets.
Miss Frances Witwer, the COIL
tralto soloist, is a very gifted
young singer. Her voice is deep
and mellow and has that wonder
full quality so seldom heard.
All Of these numbers are be-
ing put on under the manage
ment of the EIlison-White lyce-
UNI bureau and before a contract
was signed with these people.
the business men of Cottonwood
: had to sign a guarantee. 1t is
hoped that these high class en-
: tertainments will be appreciated
, by the public and that liberal
) patronage viii be accorded them.
' They win be staged at the Or
phe0p.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
TO VOTE BONDS.

The Ferdinand highway dist
riot will on October II vote on a
proposed bond issue the proceeds
which will be used to build the
North and South highway from
the Cottonwood highway district
through the Ferdinand district
to the Lewis county line. The
amount to be voted is $4,000.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
"Idaho Gold" health and
strength producer. 24-tf

Zip Top" makes more loaves
of better bread than other flour
on the market. 24-tf
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-03

Zip Top" as good as the best,
and better than the rest. 23-H
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-03

The Reason.
"Noah wouldn't have made good
poker player"
"Why notT'
because he never held more than
two of a kind"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-03
Quite Different.

Quite Different.
"The young bride across the way
treats her husband like dog"
"Poor fellow !"
"Don't pity him. She's always fuss
Ing over him."
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-10-03

The Lyceum course this year
will commence with the Sam
Lewis Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
cARNIcER1A DE NuEsTHo PUEBLO

Ell viernes pudimos apreciar un he
cho escandaloso. Maxine Pellicier, en-
cargado de la carniceria, discutia con
los tablajeros con. respecto al abuse
cometido en- la venta de carnes. No
deseamos formar opinion, pero 81 copia-
remos las palabras exactas pronuncia-
das por dicho senior para que tome car
ia en- el asunto quien lie corresponda.
: ''Estos son unos abusadores. Quie-
rem vender la pulpa aparte 25 cen
tavos 80 centavos libra, Y despues
vender todo ese hueso, telas, cecinas,
etc. que les queda a los pobres, II
cts. libra. ST no me flo ''meten de
chivo" patas de res, huesos de la ca
beza, etc. Deberia estar aqui un po-
licia para que Sc entendiera en- este. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27

OcasiOnadaS por las aguas Y los
vientoS.
FL ano 1920 traera consigo muy
favorables successes, aunque las No
narquias cOntinuan amenaZadas
pOr peligrOS internos.
La America del Norte sufrira
una gran crisis, Y ell Enero Fe-
brero sc vera muy castigada tai
crisis sc resolvera de una manera
ineSperada en- cl mes de MARIO.
Hacia el final del 1920, princi-
pios del 1921, la America. del Sur
sufrira conmociones terraqueas, V
Sc iniciaran grandes cambios poll
ticos.
Isabel W. MARANTES.
(Clarividente Venezolana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
PREDICCIoNEs PARA 1919 Y
1920

FL fin del ano mil novecientos
diez Y nueve Sc sehala con una
gran c0nmoci6n Universal de ca
ractcr politico-social. Cada nacion
cntrara Ell m nuevo periodic de
luchas one hacia ell mes de Abril
de 1920 habran tcrminado feliz-
mcnte, Observation-Disclosures ell equili-
brio Y la paz mundiales.
FL mes de dicicmbre transcurri-
ra sin ningtn acontecimiento de
caracter geol6gico; NINGUNA
'CATASTROFE Sc AVECINA; so
10 preveo algunas perturbaciones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
.DESDE SANTA ISABEL

La conferencia escolar celebra-
da ell 1ltimo domingo en- la escue-
la del barrio de "Tanca cargo
de los inteligentes profeSores Pla-
edo Vazqucz V Juan Moreno, re-
suite muy concurrlda y an4n.dua.
Sc verificaron corridaS de ninos,
diana, corrida en- sacOS V bicicle-
tas, Y otros juegos populares, otor-
gandOSe un premio en- metalico IA
cada vencedor. A las dos de la
tarde di0 principle la con1crencia,
con ell discurSO de aperture pro
nunciado por el maestro Placido
Nazquez, siguiendole Ell turno los
caballeros Julio BreneS, Pedro To
mas Apontc, Jose Santiago Y clau-
surandO el acto don Rafael pache-
20.
NueStra felicitaci6n para los ini
.iadores de tan brillantc festival.
SegGn sc habia anunciado, Sc
llev0 efccto la gran asamblca
lie los trabajadores agricolas, quie-
neS cOnStituyeron, asimism0, una
rama del partido socialiSta. Por
la noche Y ante numerosa concu-
rrencia sc celebr6 un gran mitin,
Ell el que tomaron parte varios ora.
1OreS de Ponce.
El sabado Sc inaugur6, asistien-
10 gran cOncurrencia, ell "Cine
ProgresO del barrio "DeScala-
)radO".
El miercoles Y jucves Sc cxhi-
oira en- ell acreditadO "Cine RO-
ma" In famoSa cinta "lsos Mise
'ables :
Ell cORRESPoNSAI..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
DESDE PONCE

Anoche Sc cometio un horroroso cri-
men, que ha causado profunda emo
ci6n en- todas las clases sociales.
Oriol Cintron mulato, como de Sc
amos dc edad, natural Y vecino de Por
ce hizo un disparo a Josefa Maldo,
nado Torres, camarera del HOTEL
HOGAR produciendole una herida dc
pronostico reservado con orifcio de
entrada por la region maxilar supe-
rior izquierda atravesandole las fo
sas nasales posteriores, debajo del ar
co sigomatico y saliendo el proyectil
por la region maxilar derecha.
Una vez que disparo sobre dicha
mujer, Cintron volvi6 el arma a
81, disparandose un tiro por la sien
izquicrda, que lie produjo Ia muerte
casi momcntaneamente.
FL jefe de distritO, Sr. Hurtadc
el Sargentino Beniamino Y ell cabo IL
quierdo Sc constituyeron en- el sitio
del suceso, ocupando el arma y or
denando ell traslado de los heridos a
HOSPITAL TRICOCHE, fallecendo
ALI Cintron.
Oriol Cintron y Josefa Maldonadc
Torres habian vivido maritalnentt
por espacio de cnco amos. Por
verse atropeliada con suma frecuen.
cia, Josefa resolvi6 suspender sus re-
Iaciones con Oriol, separandose de
el alquilando-e en- ell HOTEL HO-
GAR. Oriol la habia requerido dis
tintas veces para que volviera vi
vir con el, pero ella Sc negaba rotun
damentc. Anoche, al insisitir Oriol
EN- sus pretensiones y al recibir de nue
70 una repulsa Categorical, le dispar6
.un tiro.
Tai ha sido segun las investigated
nes de la poicia, el movil del tristC
sucesO.
Ha regresado de los Estados Uni
dos don Carlos Lopez de Tord, quiei
sc hallaba en- el Norte en- viaje de re
creo.
/ Accrca de una queja que aparecic
el otro dia en- los periodicos de San
Juan, por haberse negado cierta boti
ca vender medicinas un caballe
ro, la policia nos informa 10 siguien-
| te:
'Se hace saber al publico que ha
biendo tenido la policia una entrevis
Ia con los farmaceuticos de la loca
lidad, respecto al despacho de rece
tas despues de las 10 p M dichos pro
fcsionales nos informaron que esta-
ban dispuestos a despachar recetas
a cualquier hora de Ia noche, STEM
pre- que fuera para case necesario
pero nunca para vender botellas dc
BRANDY Y alcoholics con destinos
inmorales. Las farmacias de Vale
Y Cancio Villaronga y Atocha tienen
dependiente durante toda la noche.
En- el poblado de la playa ha fa-
llecido don Escolastico Soto, quien
fu6 por mucho tempo serene de la
Playa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
Ell DIR. UL1sEs LOPEZ DIAz.

Sc nos ha informado que llegara a
Nueva York, de regreso de su feliz via
je por las principales ciudades de Eu-
ropa. Tiene anunciada su llegada 6s-
ia, donde tanto Sc lie aprecia, para la
primera quincena de diciembre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
Fidel G. CADILLAS.
VelAmenes, Jarcias, MotOnes. y demas
FERRETERIA MERINO
rectos para embarcaciones en- Ia
San Juan. Advt,

Pudimos fjarnos en- un policia, pc
ro estaba en- la puerta. No creemos
que ese fuera su puesto, pero 81 aten-
der los abusos cometidos.
Ell sabado las ocho oimos otra in
formation de labios de don Juan Evan
gelista otros sefiores. Hoy no hay
carne. lQue abuse! La separan desde Ell
dia antes Y la poca que queda, por
la mafiana para que deseamos los
pobres tener 25 centavos 81 no podemos
hacer I'm POGO de sopa, porque no hay
carne?''
Hasta aqui Sc s:ntetiza ell sentir Y
opinar de un pueblo.
Si no Sc nos atiende, Sharemos, por
medic de una exposition, que la Asam-
blea nos olga, ella podra determinar
10 que Sc dcbe hacer.
LIGIA RIVERA ZAPATA.
Ha mejorado de la enfermedad que
10 tenia en- CANA. Nos alsgramos.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
DESDE SAN GERMAN NOTAS DE ARECIBO

La Casa de Espana en- union de otras
muchas corporaciones represei,i iyativas
de la cultura de Arecibo, preparan al
insigne poeta Villaespesa un magnifi-
ciente homemade ell veintiocho del CO.
rriente, cn que dara su conferencia en-
el teatro "Oliver'
Sc han nombrado diversas comisio-
nes Sc preparan ademas otros actos
en- su obsequio. Probablemente las di-
rectivas del Casino Espanol y del Cast
no de Arecibo lie ofrezcan en- la terra
que tendran representation las mismas
entidades que contribuiran al homena-
ie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27

La Lluvia de flores, la culta Sd
ciedad de niiias de nuestra Alta Es-
cuela'', ha publicado ell primer niimero
de ''Rayo de Sol'' su intercsante pcrio-
dico escolar. La bellisima portada que
es una promesa de que su autor conse-
guira muchos lauros con sus pinceles,
es obra del in:el:gente nino Jose Fran
co.
Ell tcxto es dc 10 mas ameno que Sc
ha escrito y no puedo menos que enviar
una enthusiastic felicitacion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27

Mi ito don Pachan Figueroa va esta
casi bien de la dolencia que puso en-
peligro su vida y hemos tenido la sa-
tisfaccion de verle atendiendo sus GUAM
tiosos in.ereses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27

va estan dc regreso de su viaje los
Estados Unidos en- su hogar los esposos
Agrait O.ivcras. El amigo Licencicdo
Agrait ha recobrado por complete la
salud va esta dirigiendo su acredita-
Go bufete.
Rociban mi mas. cordial saludo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27

Ell CORRESpoNSAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
DON ULIsEs GREGORY

Nuestro amigo saldra para los Es-
tados Unidos ell pr6ximo martes. Va
ell busca de salud por Ia cual hacemos
votos ferviantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
PROXIMA RODA

Sc nos ha informado que dentro dc
POGO Sc uniran una competente pro-
fesora de Ia localidad con un joven
distinguido.
Les felicitamos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
i|MPORTANTE!
La Farmacia San Francisco 0fre
e Ell la actualidad Sus favorcce-
lores un variado surtido a
PREC .OS MUY LIMITAOOS.

Garantia absolute Ell las prepa-
raciOncs de las recetaS.
Perfumeria Selecta, ArticulOs
de Miscelanea, Material de Escue-
la Y escritorio, TabacOs Y Ciga-
rrillos de las mejores marcas, bonn
bones V heladoS variadoS.
NiSite este cStablecimiento V SO
cOnvcncera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27

Ell fotografo senior Ortiz tuvo una
tas del eclipse de sol que tuvo lugar el
sabado tiElmo. Fue una sorpresa para
los concurrentes al Cine Victoria q
dicho sea de paso no omite gastos Ell
presentarnos las mejores peliculas que
sc exh:ben Ell la isla, la presentation de
una de esas fotografias. 81 Ortiz Sc ami
mara, el, que es un buen fotografo, po
dria montar sn galeria la aInra de
las mejores de la isla. Los precios mo-
dicos, amigo Ortiz, dan buenos resulta
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
CoNFERENCIA ESCoLAR

En- el teatro "sol', Sc llevara a
afecto la tercer conferencia mensual
a. la cual asisten los maestros de Sa :
bana Grande San Gereman. El tcma
tratar es Aritinetica.
Preparanse selectos programs para
celebrar ell dfa del "Arbol'',
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-27
LoGIA "oDDFELLoWS", FRATER
NIDAD SANGERMENA''.


NIDAD SANGERMENA'
Por iniciativa y esfuerzos de los Sc
fiores "oddfellows'' Ricardo Cumpia.
no, Lope Rodriguez, v. Torres Quinte-
70 y el Licdo. Eusebio Lopez Acosta,
constituyeronse en- la logia Luz de las
Lomas' miembros pertenecientes la
de Rincon instalaron en- instancia los
ofciales que han de regir la logia Fra
ternidad''
Fueron nombrados los siguientes:
Past Noble Padre, Pedro Vivoni.
Noble Padre, Emilio Llinas.
Past Noble Grande, Jose r. Quiio-
mes.
Noble Grande, Abraham Toro Naza.
rio.
Vice Grande, Julio Capriles.
Tesorero, Antonio E. Sepllveda.
Secretario Electo, Ivan Camacho.
Secretario PernIananto, Jacobo D.
Castro.
Digno Capellan, Pedro p. Casablan-
ca.
i Guardian, Felix Toro
Custodio, Luis Perez
Abogado, Francisco Toro Qui1ones.
Ayudante Derecho N. c. Antonio
Sanchez.
Ayudante Izquierdo N. c., Antonio
Padilla.
Ayudante Derecho " c., Ramon Po-
rrata.
Ayudante Izquierdo v. c., Herminio
Ortiz Perichi.
Reina gran entusiasmo entire los aso-
ciados sc nos ha informado que den
tro de POGO aumentaran sus filas.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09

ried Ivy Sevey of Panguitch, Garfield
county in 1916. Maud Lillian Whip
pie signed the corlpleint and recites
therein that her husband left her in
1913. since which time he has failed
to provide for her and the children
with the necessities of life.
Whipple was arrainged before Jud-
ge Tucker and was bound over to the
district court His bond wasi fixed at
$500 cash. or $1,000 surety. which he
is making an effort to raise. He told
the officers that ho was not conscious
of having violated any law as he had
been served with summons and
supposed that his first wife>had Sc.
cured divoce from him by default,
and he says that he understood that
his second marriage had been annul-
ed by the courts. He gave the Off
GERS to understand that his last wife
had left him and stated that he de-
sired to do the right thing by those
dependent upon him.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
Provo News Notes

A number of Sunday school work.
ers OF the Pioneer ward, while on
their way to Riverside resort mar
rowly escaped death when the auto
truck in which thny were riding ran
into a ditch with the result that Ruth
Bleak and Miss st. Jor were thrown
from the truck and badly bruised
The other occupants Of the car were
considerably shaken up.
Two fires are reported TO have done
considerable damage in Goshen last
week One consumed II stacks of hay,
estimated at about 800 tons. belong
ing to George White. and the other
burned 100 tons of hay and about
$4,000 worth Of property belong
ing to Mrs. Arthur Okelsberry. The
first fire is said to have been caused
by lightning. while the last one Is
thought TO have been OF incendiary
origin.
Deputy Sheriffs Ernest Martin and
MILFORD Rasmusse, went to the Tintic
Standard mine Saturday and arrested
Edwrrd Jourez and DOmotc Address
who are said to have had fight with
with the result that Address was
stabbed in the arm. The row is said
to have started at the dining table.
Thomas Martin. n Mexican. who Is
charged with having committed m
assault with deadly weapon with
intent to do bodily harm on Jamaes
Miller at Kyune. June 25, at which
time John Lobota was murdered. was
arranged Saturday and asked for q
preliminary hearing. His request was
granted and the hearing set for Sat
urday. Aug. 9.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
County News

Richard Hutchings two weeks ago
died at the home last week.
Deputy Shriff Joseph Sabey, who
was shot at the Harris ranch near
Cold Hill was formerly + sident OF
I.ehi. where he lived for many years.
For seveal years he was member
CT the I.ehi police force and has two
brothers living there now --Moroni
and Charles. His relatives and friends
are glad to hear of his speedy recov-
cry IN a. Salt Lake hospital.
The extreme scarcity of water In
the Lehi fields for irrigation purpos-
es has made II Necessary for farmers
there to rent water from the
Utah Lake Irrigation Co. They are
paying n dollar an hour and are glad
of the chance to save their crops.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
Horse Falls on Rider

Spanish Fork, Aug. G-David T..
Bowen had a narrow escape last eve
ming when horse on which he was
riding readed and fell with him, PIN
ming him to the ground. Mr.. Bowen
managed to extrictte himnef and
Crawled to place Of safety. The at
tending physician could not tell If
there were internal injuries.
Tho boy scouts of Spanish Fork
First ward returned Saturday night
from u five days hike in Lofer can
yon.
The Tcelandic national holiday was
celebrated by the local Icelandic re-
representatives. Saturday at Castillo
Springs.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
Provo Canyon Road 10 be Paved
Says Road Engineer

State Road Engineer I. r.. Brown
ing and chief deputy James Bureson,
together with County Commissioner
Joseph Recce and Road Supervisor
r. A. Money, have just completed a
road inspecting trip through Provo
canyon. Upon his return Mr.. Brown
ing stated that he lid not think 1t ad-
visable to expend any great amount
OF money on the canyon road this year
as h" proposed to recommend that the
road b. paved from the Wasatch county
line to Olmstead. He stated that he did
rot believe it would be possible to get
the pavement started this year, but
said he believed that the state would
be ready to begin the work early next
spring.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
One In Hospital, Two in Issif
rs Result Of Family Ecu,

Said to be the result of family
feud of long standing, William Finch
OF Goshen is in the Provo General
hospital suffering from fractured
skull and other bruises about the
face and body, and J. Gabe Westberg
and James Garbe.t of EWkka are
in the county Jail, charged with hav-
ing committed an assault with a
deadly weapon with intent to do bod
lily hahn on Finch at hts home in
Goshen Saturday night.
According to the officers Westburg
and Garbett. with Mrs. westberg.
drove down from Eureka Saturday
afternoon and called 1T the home of
Mrs. Westberg's father, Robert NJ.
GARRETT. where she was left while her
husband and brother went to the
Finch home and called Mr.. Finch
from the dining table. AS he came
out of the house Weetburg, accord
Ing to the officers, grabbed him by
the shirt collar with one hand and
| struck him over the head with an
automobile crank handle with the OF
err The officers state tat those who
sew the affair declared that after
Finch fell to the ground unconscious
Westberg kicked him about the head
and body and tramplod upon him UNI
til Garbett was Obliged to pull his
companion off. However. before this
was done, one of Mr.. Finch's sons who
heard the noise is said to have come
out OF tho house and started to in
tercede in his fathers behalf when he
was told to stand back by Garbctt
who covered him with rifle.
When questioned rs to wN -.he at
tackled Finch. stberg sts vi that
Ss had !, been hsa hiatt had
: :: -: :: :: : :
Arrests WIN be vfde
For Befouling Water
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09

about 700 sheep near the reservoir
which supplies the town of Galula.
He has permitted these sheep to eat
and sleep almost on the brink of the
reservoir which supplies this place
with drinking water. The same thing
has happened in Tiefork, which sup.
Plies the water for Tucker. The be
fouling of this waiver has created 6
Great deal of typhoid fever in these
pieces and the sheriff proposes tc
punish these offenders to the full ex'
tent of the law.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
Bank In New Quarters

Monday the state Bank OF T.ehi
moved. into it's new banking quarters
en- the corner of Main and First West
STREETS. Patrons and visitors We're
given an enjoyable welcome by being
served with ice cream, punch and
cake. The directors ere w. s. Evans,
u II. Gardner. W. +. Racker. y.
y. Cottor. Ed. Southwick and J F.
bradshaw, with W. s. Chapman as
cash;er.
Drives IL Miles After
Meeting With Accident
Tint Breaks Two RIBS
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
Looking for Heirs

Provo-Attorpey Claude r. Ball, OF
.Ss--.eiAs Mo, ms written to
the county officials here for the ad-
dress of Charles r. Culpeper, who is
said to have come west about twenty
years ego. Culpeper ic now between
so and So years of age If still living.
If he cannot be located Mr.. Ball
would be glad to hear from his des-
cendants, II there are any, as there
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09

while attempting to crank his
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
Spinal Meningitis is Cause Of
Death nj Spanish Fork

Spanish Fork, Aug. Glen Chap
PIE died here yesterday afternoon Of
spinal meningitis, after an illness Of
only five days. The young man was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan;ei Chap
pie and was born here twenty-one
years ago last June. When taken
i'll, Mr.. Chapple was at the Castillo
Springs bathing resort.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
Nr"NtS VIII he Vhdc
For Befouling Water

Sheric ]. T. Williams Is asking
County Attorney ]. W. Robinson to
draw several complaints for the ar
rest of number Of sheep herders near
Galulc and Tiefork for befouling the
water supplies in that district.
Sheriff Williams states that one sheep
herder nea: Gulala had been trimming
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-08-09
Whipplo Explains How
X =. Yr1@,3s ? re.:s Y

1Thvo~ Deputy sheriff Ernest MAJ
tin returned Saturday from San Die
20. Cal, where he went to get William
Whipple, formely OF I,ehi. who was
arrested at LaJollo. CAL, on charge
of failure to provide for his wife and
Two minor children, who now reside
in Lehi.
Whipplc Is also charged with hav-
'ng recently MARI Cd TIA Chambers,
principal Of the LaJollr hiGh school