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m Disastrous Hailstorm
I Swept Lehi
K Many Thousand Dollars Damage Done
BE In Fifteen Minutes Time. Field
Bf Cropc, Fruit, Garden Truck and
MM Windows Damaged.
WM Ouo ol tho most disastrous and
LV unusual hall storms in locul history
Bj struck Lolil at 1:15 p. m. Monday
B ovuiiing. Tho storm lasted but IS
B jilnutca, during which period damage
B in tho neighborhood of $7G,000 was
B wrought to furuiors, fruit growors,
B poultry minors and other citizens.
: !X The storm Blurted near the West
; H Canyon mid cut a swath about a mllo
H wldo northeaBt-ward to tho east hoc-
tloii of town. Within this path hall,
fl varying in sizo from a marblo to that
7Si9 m of a hon ogg, cut and beat flold crops,
j fruit, gardens, otc, until thoy aro al-
1 most u total loss. Windows on thu
I north side of buildings and hoinad
I within this section, not protcctod in
1 sumo wuy, wuro smashed to bits and
!n many cases composition roofs woro
id damuged that tho rain that fol
owed leaked through as though it
niB being poured Into a slovo. Tho
all of hall was so heavy as to almost
over tho ground in tho entire section
torn tho mouth of Wost Canyon to
lltchell Hollow oast of Lohl for u
nilo in width. Ovor tho river tho
cctton covered was botween tho
acobs runch and tho Roberta ranch
dillo in town tho soctlon botweon
Iain Street and tho lower bonch was
ho path taken by tho storm. Farms
orth of thu Old Flold road including
ho Now Survey section, tho town
orth of Main Street as far as tho S.
i Smith, J. F. Thrasher and Ellshu
'ock farms camo within tho borders
f tho falling hall.
Grain Holds that had not boon cut
,'oro nourly all cut to ploces, laid
at or, "wlioTotho grain was ripe,
hellod all out. At tho Qardnor ranch
bout 100 acros of grain was cntlroly
ostroyed. Tho loss alono on this
laco is estimated at ovor $4,000.
'arthor west Harry Stoker lost his
ntlro dry farm crop. Closor to town
luch of tho grain crop was also a
)ss. DootB throughout tho ontlro
trip wero damaged to Quito an ox
ont In that tho loaves woro cut from
Lia plants which will greatly rotard
liolr growth. Com and sunflowers
r onsllago was damaged to a largo
xtont In that tho loavos woro strip
ed from tho stalks. Gordon truck,
lcludlng tomatoos, melons, squash,
tc, is almost a total loss as tho
Jnos woro cut to shreds and tho cat
Mob themselves wero bruised, mash--bJQ
and brokon open. Sovoral largo
lEelon patchos woro totally destroyed.
flRrho fruit within tho scopo of tho
flBorm was beaton from tho trees, tho
Xgavcs and small branches torn off
&ted oVOn tn0 bark 0tl tll larg0r Iimt)a
I : InirulBod and broken. About halt tho
I fnttiplo and poach crop was knocked to
tho ground and somo of that remain-
; JEaTng on tho trocs Is bruised so badly
.UHQt It will not mature,
t BVchlckons caught in tho storm woro
I Bkjllod, logs and wings broken and
1 iBjfthorwlso crippled. J. 13. Dorton lost
j 'MRorty sprlngors of his flock boforo
j yS&ioy could bo gotton in tlio coop,
I , Bjhllo Charlie Ournoy lost ovor 200.
VBtBomo rabbits and other small animals
l- 8 ls&ot Drolocl0(1 from tll fuUlnE ico
; rBworo killed outright.
A fow porsons caught in tho open
SBJufforod from bruises as tho hail
mTCpltod their bodlos. Qoorgo P. Barnes
JKwas out in tho storm and bad hlB car
JJKearly turn off whon ho was thrown
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II of B &TJJM08T UP-TO-DATE ,
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rdor. B potion Guaranteed.
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,er and Optometrist
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..STREET LEHI
from his buggy as tho horso bocamo
unmanngoablo. Eight stitches woro
required to hold tho oar In Its propor
polstlon.
Probably tho largest loser in town
was Josoph Broadbont whoso hot
houso roofs woro smashed to small
bits. Ovor 7,000 square foot of glass
was destroyod by tho storm besldos
damago to flowor plants, pots, otc. A
loss of a skylight and much damago
to a composition roof was sustained
at tho Utah Fnrmor building. Liko
damago to tho roofing on tho Pooplo's
Co-op was done at that institution.
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Ltki Beats
Liagie Leaders
STANDING OF CLUB8
Second Series.
Won Lost Pet.
Spanish Fork 8 3 .727
American Fork 8 3 .727
Lehi 7 G .G84
Hobor C G .GGD
Sprlngvllio 3 8 .272
Provo 2 10 .160
Lehi played a no error gamo yesror
day and beat tho league loading
Spanish Forkers 3 to 0 on tho homo
grounds. Tho gumo was tho beat this
Benson as tho scoro will show.
In every innings tho local toani
played whirlwind ball Holding every
thing. Doublo plays woro features of
tho gamo, thrco being successfully
pulled by tho locals. In the flnal
innings Dames Baved tho day by a
phenominal catch. Tho visitors had
two on bases whon tho third batter
sent a liner Into right field. Uarnoa
mado a sonsutlonal run of fifty yards
and scoopod tho ball up from tho
grass tops.
Guy Wilson hold tho visiting bat
ters to a fow scattorod hits which at
no time nottcd thorn any runs.
Tho llnoup:
Lehi Spanish Fork
Collodgo . 2b. Thomas
Wadsworth .. ..ss Andorson
A. Attwood If. Qoorgo
Thrasher , lb Mitcholl
Webb cf v. ... McDoth
Slator c Qoatos
Barnos ............. rf. Drown
Thomas r..... 3b Andrews
Q. Wilson ...p Simmons
Tho attondanco at tho gamo was
anything but oncouragiug to tho team.
Thoro was not a tenth as many root
ors as thoro should havo boon at such
a gamo and tho boys ezprossod tholr
disappointment. The toam is playing
tho best ball of tho soason and havo
won tho last throo gamos straight.
Lend your support for tho remaining
contests.
Lohl plays Provo thoro noxt Friday
and Amorlcan Fork horo noxt Wednesday.
HEDER TRIMMED DY LOCALS
Lehi tucked away two victories last
week at tho oxponso of tho Hobor
club. On tho local diamond last Wed
nesday, August 4th, tho locals garnor
od a total of 12 runs whilo tho visit
ors wero only ablo to got six around
to homo plate.
Excopt for tho first inning, when
tho Wasatch players started out liko
suro wlnnors, tho home boys demon
strated tholr superiority throughout.
Tho battorloB: Lohl O. Wilson and
A. Atwood, Slator. Hobor A. Mur
dock and Stanley.
At Hobor on Friday Lehi was again
victorious with tho saino scoro, 12 to
0. Lohl players started a batting bco
in tho eighth Innings resulting In six
runs.
Kolloy Wilson pitched for us whilo
P. Murdock hold tho mound position
for tho Hobor team eight and one
third Innings whon C. Murdock took
tho position.
SOUTHERN PANORAMA
POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY
Tho Fifth WUrd entertalnmont,
called Southern Panorama, to bo hold
at tho Lohl Tabornaclo has boon post
poned from Tuosday, August 10th, to
Friday, August 13th at 8 p, m. Moro
preparation tlmo will tnako tho ovont
bigger and hotter thoy explain.
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New High School
Plans Received
Provide For Large Extension On
Tabernaclo To East And North.
Two 8tory Structure Planned.
Preliminary plans- for Lehi's now
high school building aro now in tho
olllco of School Dourd President S. I.
Goodwin. Tho plans Include tho
Tabornaclo building and tho now
structuro connected to tho oast sldo.
Tho now soctlon will lncludo eleven
glass rooms, two laboratories, ono lec
ture room, preparation rooms, gym
nasium, study room, lockers, tollots,
corridors and othor minor rooms.
Tho structuro is on a two Btory plan
aud would cover tho Tabornaclo
grounds, tho Droadbont lot in tho
middle of tho block and part of tho
Christina Harrison and tho Cutler
proporty on tho north of tho block.
As outlined tho Tabornaclo and
now portion of tho building would join
at tho northeast Tabernaclo entrance
A corridor runs from this point east
connection with another corridor run
ning north and south. This Is tho
samo on both floors. Tho main on
tranco comes half way botwoon tho
Tabornaclo soctlon and tho oast build
ing, opening Into tho oast-wost
corridor. On tho south, off both
corridors, on tho first and socond
floors, class rooms, 24 x 28 and 24 x
30, cloven in numbor, will open. To
tho east of tho Tabornaclo and on tho
north sldo is located a CO x 90 foot
gymnasium nearly tho full two
stories high with ajaccnt lockers,
showers, otc. A library and study,
room tho latter 29 x 4G feet, com
pletes tho first story. Tho second
story includes flvo class roomB, two
laboratories, a lecturo room and pro-
Juration rooms. Tho boys toilets aro
u this floor whilo tho girls toilets
aro directly beneath on tho first floor.
Thoso proposed rooms with tho gen
eral assembly room of tho Tabornaclo
and shop, agrlculturo roomB, domestic
sclouco and art rooms in tho Taber
naclo basement aud to tho roar of tho
big assembly room will mako ono of
tho most comploto high school build
ings In tho stato, local school and
building exports say.
Tho now building will not bo start
ed this yoar but tho remodeling of tho
Tabornaclo basomont will bo com
pleted In tlmo for school this fall, it
Is anticipated.
Doard President S. I. Goodwin, SupL
Walkor, Principal Junius Bnnks and
Miss Hamilton visited tho Granlto
school Tuosday to obtain ideas of how
to best arrange tho Tabornaclo rooms
for work this yoar and for futuro timo
when tho addition is erected. It has
boon determined that tho basomont
will bo romodelod and repartltlonod
for all shop and agrlculturo work and
domestic science Tho rooms to tho
roar of tho auditorium will bo ro
modoled and oqulpped for domostlc
art work only, it Is said.
O Sugar
Well you can got it for LESS at
Briidbt its Start
10 PoundB Sugar ?2.3G
Sack 22.8G
And 1 Quart Fruit Jars, por doz. 1.12
2 Quart Jars 1.25
3 Dozen Best Itubbors .25
PICKLING VINEGAR
It puyB to got tho host, wo havo somo
just como in.
C Dost Glass Tumblers . 49
C Best Jolly Glasses - 49
Toilet Soap, por bar....- 05
And many other Items for loss money.
Fall Ginghams
JU3T IN
NO BETTER assortment was ovor
shown In Lohl. All now patterns.
Also nn assortment of mid suinmor
Dress Goods and Porcules.
Ladlos' good black bono ....3Gc
SALE ON ALL SLIPPERS AND
OXFORDS.
Now Is your tlmo to got a pair $0,25
oxfords for $4.85. Our ontlro lino on
Salo.
P. S. Wo covor buttons and frame
pictures, round, ovul or square. Let
us frame yours.
M. 1. A. RALLY AT 8ARATOOA
Program of Sports and Games and a
Program of MunIc, Reading, Etc.
Noxt Wodncsday will bo ono of tho
biggest' days In tho Alplno Stako. It
will bo tho summer rally of tho M. 1.
A. and will bo hold at Saratoga
Springs. Tho resort has boon ro
sorved this day for that purposo but
as ovory body is luvitod to bo presont
no ouo ,wlio wiBhos to visit this
popular outing placo will bo oxcludod.
Tho Rally is a combination of rec
reation amusements aud intellectual
ontortalnraont. Promptly at G o'clock
in tho nftornoou a series of community
games undor tho leadership of David
Gurloy of Pleasant Orovo will ho
glvon. An early lunch will thou bo
enjoyed, to bo followed by tho gouor
al program.
Tho program will consist of com
munity songs, musical numbors and
readings from tho host talont in Lohl,
Amorlcan Fork and Ploasant Grovo
and an address by Apontlo A. W.
Ivlns of Sail Lako City. Tho Boy
Scout activities will bo foaturod as
woll as tho work of tho Deo Hlvo girls.
Tho Lohl Silver Band will probably bo
prcBonL
It will bo tho rogular weekly half
holiday so tho throo towns will ob
sorvo tho ovent by Bonding ono of tho
biggest crowds to Saratoga that has
ovor boon thoro. Tho first summor
rally of tho M. I. A. was glvon at
Pleasant Grovo early last month. It
was a pronounced buccoss, but thoso
having chargo of this ouo promlso
to mako It moro popular than tho
first ono.
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To Avoid Noise.
If doors In swinging back strfke tho
wall with a bnng, tho nolso can bs
ovcrcoino,by fastening a cork to tho
wall, whero tha door strikes. Use a
small nail so as not to dlsflguroftha
wall.
City Business Disposed lf:
of at Regular Session R
The usual amount of City buslnoss
enmo up and was dlsposod of Tuosday
ovonlng whon Mayor Gardnor and
Council mot In regular eosslon. Tho
mayor prosldod and all councllmon
woro presont.
Robert Hartshorn asked tho Coun
cil If it would bo possible for his
mother to obtain city wator at tholr
rosldonco near tho comotory. Tho
mattor was referred to tho commlttoo
on wator.
Flro Chief Charles Bock and socro
tary Aljred Informed tho council that
tho Stnto Flro Department Tourna
mont would bo hold at Euroka tills
yoar and wished to know what tho
Council would approprlato toward tho
expenses of tho local department at
tho tournament. Following a discus
sion a voto allowing thorn 50.00
pascd.
Mayor Gardnor roporlod tho rosult
of tho commlttoos mooting with tho
stnto road commission In regards to
tho paving of tho Stato Road In Lohl
City limits. Thoy woro assurod that
tho work would bo dono, tho Mayor
roportod.
E. H. Davis and John Ilradshaw ap
poarod boforo tho Council and asked
about tho construction of an Irrigation
ditch across tho stato road botweon
tholr homes. Thoy explained tho
nood of a bottor and shortor ditch
than has boon usod and Mr. Brad
Bhaw proffered ?50 toward tho ox
pcnBo of tho improvement. A motion
providing for tho oxpondituro of not
moro than 1100 by tho City passed
unanimously and work on tho im
provement was loft to tho streot com
mlttco and road uuporvlsor.
David Hodge, as chairman of tho
Fourth of JulyCommlttoo, nado a re
port of tho colobrntlan of tho national
day to tho council. A doflrit of f 38,85
was roportod. Tho Council gavo a
voto of thanks to tho chairman and
his various commlttoos for tho splon
did way in which tho colobratlon was
worked up and carried out and ap-
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proprlatcd an amount equal to the 'HPdsJ
doflclL 'EtfV
Tho matter of cloanlng tho streets SHflH
of woods was discussed and referred BVa
to tho stroot commlttoo awl marshal BBJ
with powor to not. H
Tho application ot Glon Adamson BVfl
for wator at his rosldonco on Center BBJ
Streot was roforrod to tho wator com- BBJ
A roport of unsanitary conditions H
at publto aud private placos was mado BH
and following discussions It was do- BH
elded to notify tho ownora to clean JBH
A voto passod to allow the water
assessor and collector (10 per seats H
commencing July 1st ' BBJ
Adjournment wob taken following Bfl
tho passing of tho usual amount of BB
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INDIAN WAR VETERAN SBJ
ENCAMPMENT Vfl
Invitations havo just boon received B
by local Indian War votoranB to at B
tend tho Fourth Stato Encampment B
nt Mt. Pleasant on August 24th, 25th, BB
20th and 27th. ..BYi
Tho veteran ranks aro fast dwind- WBI
ling and at tho prosont writing only
flvo Black Hawk War Veteran sur- BJ
vivo. Thoso with flvo widows ot BBj
veterans rocolvod invitations to the - jBBI
encampment, Tho veterans asd 'IbbI
widows are: John Roberts, Matt B
Peterson, B. W. Brown, Robert Fox, BBj
Jacob Cox and Mrs. Martha Winn, Jmmm
Mrs. M. A. Taylor, Mrs. Fannie Bone, 1BB
Mrs. Daniel Thomas and Mrs. A. It.
Andorson. Together with those are mm
a numbor ot Home Guards that par- BJ
tlclpate In the annual eelesrattoa. r
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Incompatibility. Bl
It Is said that tho average Chfcaga
family spends- flfty-ono cents n year 'wj
for books, and we do not sco any BJ
immediate hopa of friendly relations fBI
being established between tho Windy Bfl
city and Boston. Newark (O.) Ad- 'Bfl
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PEOPLE'S CO-OP. INST.,, ""V 1
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