The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-29
FAH NEWS REVIEW

Al order Issued by Police Chief Jona-
l1nn Jones. PatrOlmen on all shifts,
44|ler the order, will wear blue uni
I1fms commencing October 1.
49,
fhe doors of the State Bank OF RI
u. in Marysvale have been closed for
k|XIy days and Notwithstanding the
n,tbt strenuous efforts on the part of
II4 directors to realize ON some of
tAtIr slow paper they have not been
4H|e to get I'm sufficient funds to make
t1.d the necessary reserve, required
81 The state to entitIe them to do busl-
Don y. Cotton, member OF congress
morn the first Utah district, has been
htlorably released from the preslden.
~ Of Uintah stake of the l.. ID. s.
tIIrch, according to announcement
ih11e at the church offices at Salt
lad. The release is due to the fact
iil the congressman's duties at Wash.
ff1fDn will prevent his personal at.
I1ollOn to stake work.
nno
Tic concrete base of the state road
b|.|Neen Garland and Tremonton, in
l'II Bear river valley, has been virtual
Vi completed and is now nearly ready
foN the btulithic top. The work OF
hard surfacing the streets In the bus
I'|<ts section of Garland is progressing
fsnidly and the curb and gutter from
ltt sugar factory to the railroad sta
f'on has been completed.
ID his effort to obtain $4,000 dam.
ages from the Bamberger electric rail-
f11d for alleged injuries to both legs
WEN he fell from Bamberger train
f{<er leaving Lagoon, Leslie Taylor has
fItd the fifth amended complaint of
ms action In the district court Of Og-
tep. Taylor claims the injuries con-
med him to hospital for ten months
W. has left him In crippled condi-
Hround was broken Thursday and a
tfge force of men and teams has be-
'rn the excavation for the new Pres
|yterian church edlflce at Mt. Pleas |
.rt The building, which promises to |
NJ one of the most beautiful in Utah,
fiii cost $4,000, Of which the board
o. church extensions of the Presby- |
erian churches is paying $4,000. The
lance Of $4,000 Is being raised by
|Ie local church.
Products from Ogden flour mills az
cegate $30,000.0OO annually, according
M report made TO the American
|{tnkers' association by o. ]. Stilwell, |
'tcretary of the chamber of commerce.
ne report will be read at the annual
'0nvention OF the bankers association
b Los Angeles next month. The re-
ri says the Sperry flour mills are
.aBessed $1,OOO.OOO and will pay $24,-
10 taxes In Ogden this year.
In line with the policy OF the Utah
#nte Fair association to provide every
.ffvlce that will make for the utmost
I.nfOrt and convenience of visitors, n |
iNfge parking area has been prepared |
1nd set apart for autoists. II is the
no OF ground just east OF the dirt rae
'Nk track,whlch heretofore has been
Fseless. Here cars may be parked free,
" any charge and safeguarded against |
I'fft and accident by regular attend
Us.
"rhe meeting of the board Of dlrec. !
tffs Of the Women's Municipal coun-
rN at Provo Saturday night was at |
'Inded by representatives from Lehi,
american Fork and Pleasant Grove, |
Hnere similar organizations are being |
'Nrmed by the women's clubs. Ten
Npmen's clubs are reported to be CO.
'Neratlng at Lehi for the formation of |
: council. An intensive membership |
'8mpalgn with membership OF 500 as
u objective is planned by the Provo
fnncil.
Harold Garrett, the twelve-year-old |
~ OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilcox of Mt.
|easant is In serious condition at
a parents home, suffering from the
Poets Of a peculiar accident which
fcurred at school a few days ago.
|pe little fellow had used a long darn
" needle in stringlng beads and seeds
~ then pinned the needle onto his
pat While playing at recess he fell
pa the needle entered his body just
'Pove his heart. DIR. o. Sundwall was
pmedlately summoned. but the needle
"a pushed in so far that the doctor
Puld not reach It. Unless the needle
Pn be drawn out with poultices, an
peration may be necessary.
Three-eighths OF the Aspen Grove
Wv to Timpanogos was a finished pro-
r. Saturday afternoon as the result
4 TWO days OF toll on the part of 200
! \. U. students and fifty boys from
fe Provo high school. The trail is
Pr and half miles In length and four
fet wide, and was made at an aver
Re grade OF Is per cent. According
Assistant Forest Supervisor w. II.