The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-06-22
UTAH AND UTAHNS


band and now warrant officer and
handmnster in the United States army.
Will direct the trlweekly band con-
certs at TT. Douglas ordered by Gem
erai y. q. MacAlexander for every
Tuesday. Thursday and Sunday after
noon during the summer months
Schotens is graduate Of the Royal
Conservatory Of Music at The Hague
and Of the Institute OF Musical Arts
of New York. Before coming to
America he was for seven years con-
ductor OF the royal Holland cavalry
band, known as the Queen Of Hol-
lands Band"
Delta.--Iiyram A. knight, farmer
near here who had badly water
logged farm prior to the installation
OF the drainage system. reports that
he now has one OF the most produce
tive farms in the county. He says
that this year he has some Of his
best crops on tracts that last year and
the year before grew nothing and were
considered worthless on account OF
waterlogged condition. Throughout
the various drainage districts in this
country II Ia said there are numerous
farms under cultivation this year
which were abandoned years ago.
Salt Lake.--In order 10 work out the
possibilities Of using the vast amounts
Of salt that are available In Utah. In
the metallurglcal treatment Of large
deposits OF low grade and complex
ores as well as other problems, six
fellowships have been awarded by tho
University OF Utah department OF me
taliurgicai research. Six out OF thirty
five applicants were awarded the fell
lowshipa These were the men with
the highest scholarship and best ref
erences. and they represent the states
Of New York. Pennsylvania. Iowa,
Missouri and Utah.
Price.--Miss Josephine Olson OF
Price is announced as the winner Of
first place in an essay contest
conducted by the Women's Chris
tian Temperance union among the jun
Tors and seniors OF high schools
throughout the state. In a contest
for students OF the ninth and tenth
grades Miss Gertrude Heinecic pfl
Salt Lake won first prize. The sub
iect given for the essay was "why the
High School Student Should Fight tho
Cigarette"
Beaver.--Tnrlf rates on transp0rts-
ton OF freight between Milford and
Beaver have been reduced 10 80 cents
per hundred pounds by tho public
utilities commission, the order to this
effect having just been made.
Deitn.--The people OF Delta are now
being entertained In the evenings By
tho radio station set up In the Mercer
building by d. II. Miner and M. ".
Parshall.
salt Lake.--Over three times a.
many births were reported 10 the city
bonrd OF health as there were deaths
during the past week. Births totaled
SO and deaths %.
Hoillday.-Fire started by an alum
mum die casting machine In tho Bald
win Radio factory In East MIN creell
damaged the plant TO the extent oc
5000.
Salt Lake.--Mcetings are being held
70 lay plans for the great Diamond
Jubilee celebration OF the arrival %
the pioneers In Salt Lake valley.
winterquarters-Th postoffIce was
robbed OF 1866 by bandits according
to report to Denver police.
Hlnckley.-Farmer in this section
expect 10 produce large quantities o.
seed this season.
PLEASANT Grove.-An annual Straw
berry day was inaugurated here TIM
week.
eral reserve bank building Is expected
here.
Logan. Race suicide OF the intel
lectual classes is Overwhelmingly the
problem OF time. declared DR.. Levi
NJ. Terman OF the Leland STANFORD
university, In his opening lecture be
for the summer school students Of tht
Utah Agricultural college.
Brigham City.-Special lectures ane
demonstrations on health problems arr
being given In Boxelder county bg
Mrs. Victoria Christensen OF the Uta
Agricultural college.
Brigham Clty.--John Hodges wa
terribly burned about the face, nee
and hands in nm explosion at IN
cement plant.
Provo-The chamber OF commerce.
making adrlve for new members.
Sandy-New Water mains are be
ing laid throughout the city.
Salt Lake.-During four dan
period, visitors who viewed the Can