The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-22
III STATE NEWS

tH'H II SAT- lake mas De0h sot AVS
October g.
tnnes suffered in an accident Mon
s4r hltht caused the death at room
rn41l1e Of Professor James l.. Brown
II ~ brigham Young university.
$50
tttIlowers made nm attempt to rob
K. X ,IIsi National bank of Morgan las;
,,D..4ft night. but the chilled-steel
I,n.fN AZ The big safe failed 10 respond
v & 4lnrge OF dynamite and the rob
D1|S .Ike up the job.
N|.I5 are progressing for the Utah
ti4t. Mir which will be held In Salt
|..&I nom October 3 to 8. II IL an
ala "a that the fair this year will
4. va hny heretofore held, both In ex.
,I|.|. Ind sporting features.
rr1.n and vegetables in Ogden val.
,r 41Ie damaged last Monday night
y fI1zb according TO a report received
h. l,41Nn. The frost Is the first since
llf,t n. July. when the potato crop ir
Il oaten valley district was damaged
go
hahkges Of $500 were awarded to
n u|lI;am johnson IN suit charY.
Ins I1|@e arrest and Imprisonment
ht1nf1i against Charles II. Worthen
I0olnn< sheriff OF Washington county
IA ffrdlct returned Thursday morn
Ink At'pre Judge A. u. Barnes Of the
THIRD district court
I'n1 Mormon church board OF edu.
li<1n has announced the appointment
i 4rHee w. washburn as head Of the
~ seminary. which viii be con-
-.f{<d In connection with the Provo
rs t<bool. Mr. washburn for many
ptft Vas superintendent OF schools In
i<nrsne and Emery counties.
Crab shipments TO the Ogden and
t'ki,n elevators from the north and
4'ihHest average from seventy-fve
100 carloads per day, according to
uI1t from the federal grain inspec.
~ Nice. The greater part of the
I,'N arriving in Ogden is beng stor-
~ the elevators of the large and
na' concerns OF the city.
~ rrise-winning float in the Peach
<iarade at Brigham City was that
t.I< <ntlng the Golden Harvest"
t'|tD by the G, w. q NJ. company.
I 81 bat wGs designed by Mrs. A. l..
o'z md showed ten little girls. dress
~ butterflies. fitting among shelves
Xfoln, fruits and vegetables.
t $50
" N. Mcneil Of New York City.
t<'4eni OF the Utah Copper com.
,.t.t. Seached Salt Lake Thursday for
Viii stay in which he will inspect
t lines and smelling plants near
k4Il IN which the company is inter.
|otI Soon after his arrival he was
H1IIby Il. G. Gemmell, general man.
tl y the company, TO inspect the
|NHI n Bingham.
go
Jones, Southern Pacific brake.
han Suffered the loss of his right
N nnder the wheels OF a freight
Is'nht Carlln, New, ut @ O'Clock
Jay morning, according to the
f4fI received at the office of Sup.
flu'>4dent Il. l.. King. II is said
Ntt Zones was attempting to board
(HbOOse Of the train as II was
Ntins the Carlln yards, when he lost
~ NIld and fell beneath the wheels
N< :Ig was severed below the knee.
ABODE In this ytate will have another
ncf1unity TO register for American
'' schools according to q bulle.
fued by A. @. Matheson, state
'tl'pr Of alien registration and In.
'Nl| lon, and mailed to all school
u super!ntendents in the state
Ieneral date for registration and
- patton has been set as October
u Dough some districts have pro
'1 with plans for an earlier date.
hid.
pigment of the yards at Provo o.
~ Angeles 4 Salt Lake railroad
/. +'&pg a total expense OF probably
Is under way, according TO w.
pm, superintendent OF the Salt
lvision Of this railroad with OF.
! Salt Lake. About fifty addl
= men are employed In the i'm
pent work and additional mon
required to handle tho lncreas-
'Finess which II Is intended to
at Provo.
Esther Laub, an employee at
npton art gallery OF Brigham
waHowed thumb-tAek Monday
pom while engaged In decorating
m's display window, the tack
| IN the base Of her throat. X
ctures have been made OF the
woman's throat at local hos.
DuI the picture falls to locate
OK, She insists, however, that
= reel 1t and her breathing and