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Show LAYTON, UTAH, AUGUST 13, VOLUME ELEVEN.'-- ' Forestry Service . : To andle the Sheep Grazing ' PH)Iem : Arrangements To Be "" Final arrangements (or the 1936 Davis county Farm Bureau days and fair at Lagoon are nearing completion this week and the detailed program for the two-da- y event on August 26 and 27 will be .announced at a meeting of all committees Monday night. The session will be held at the bandstand in at Tan-gre- is a FORTY-SEVE- N . Candidate fotDist Atty., Uepiib. Ticket ns Paring Shield Transparent hieio for paring knits ' TO PROTECT Spraying WUEM ... . Liability Laws Protect Owners . YE5 FROM SPURTING pg this Idea U Co. Commission pdv? In ear of this newapapw D. b. Me Clellan f ers South Bountiful Six County Tax Levy Same as Last Year The county commissioners met the same as last year, Monday and fixed the tax levy at according to announcement; Wednesday by County Clerk Glen Day. Division of the levy was altered-however, the levy for dependent mothers bing rduced from .56 of a mill to .25 of a mill The old age pension levy was reduced from .25 of a mill to.,06 of a mill to allow an increase in the rpad levy from 2 to 2.5 mills, ' . ; The total county levy, exclusive of towns, follows; State school, 4.4 mills; state high school,- .2; state school equalization, J.4; .'district school, 8.5; coiinty general fund, 1.8; delinquent fund, 1; indigent fund, 1; dependent- mothers, .25; roads, 2.5; 'exhibitions, .12; old age pension, ,25; special levy on sheep and goats, 5; special levy on range horses and cattle, 2, and tuberculosis fund, 3., Property valuation in the county dropped from $10,349 to $9,943,-10- 1 as a result of a cult .made in improvement valuations by the state tax commission. Levies reported .thus far' from various .towns of the county are: Farmington, 7 mills; Centerville, 6.92 mills, - - practical; Write Hay Grop - PROMOTED. .' BARED ORPREPARED. cm n Vi. Do you think OR juices op fruit or vegetables etlNG : . d; William A. Dawson, former Dacounty attorney, announced Monday he will seek the Republican nomination fer district. attorney of the Second district. The district includes Weber,' Morgan ana ' Davis counties. Mr, Dawson became well known through the state in 1928 when, as Davis County attorney, he was instrumental in closing horse racing . at Lagoon. . '. He was horn November 5, 1903, at Layton. Completing work Ln Davis county schools, he later attended the University of Utah, w hic h he graduated with art LL.- B degree in 1926. During this year, American farmers are becoming he was elected Davis county at mission resigning to fill intensely interested in the amazing torney, for thc.L. D. S. church in .England. strides made by the Soybean inReturning' in 1928, he was reelectdustry in recent years. I)r II. E. ed county attorney for two succesBarnard, director of research for sive terms. He is a member of th the Farm Chenuirgie Council, re- Phi Alpha Delta, .national legal . . cently declared that if interestd in fraternity. this tuv crop continue to grow in th nxt 20 years as it has in the last 20, soyhans will rank well up with corn as mr major farm crop, In 1915 less than half n million acres in the United States were devoted to soybeans, while in 1935 more than five million acres were harvested. Production in 1935 was twice as large as in I93 t, yet prices paid farmers are higher than u .. year ago. Sonic 60 processing companies nre in the market for soybeans and extensions-arbeing made to a number of plants. One Illinois plant alone, with a presnt rapacity for processing 10,000 hushhels daily, has announced an addition to increase its total capacity to 22,000 bushels daily, . .. . in processing soybeans the oil Electrocuted McClellan of South Bountiful was killed Saturday when he came in contact with, a 440 volt wire while working on a construction project at Bingham. Thn family had moved to South D.cSrialdP. Bountiful from California last fall Doyle Surviving are and Della Murray Me Clellan, and one sister, Merje McClellan, all of South Bountiful. Funeral services were belt In the. South- - Bountiful chapel, Tuesday afternoon arid iriterment was in- the Bountiful cemetery, ; , Forest Fires vis New Major Farm Crop horse-pullin- Farm West V A. Dawsn Charles D. K. Thompson of the Transient home on $e(risl hill in North Farmington, who was struck by a falling tree, while working on Lost Creek in Morgan county, Saturday, died a few hours afterwards. lie had been stationed at "spike" camp on Lost Creek and was felling a tree when ho. met with this fatal accident. held Funeral services were Thursday in Salt Lake at the .. Catholic church. . horse-pullin- . I). L Thompson as. .Of Transient Home' Dies of Injuries as 8 p. m. C. Holbrook, Bountiful.-- . Booths John C. Manning, Ington; J 'A. Youngberg . Croii NUMBER . Unusual interest is being shown ' in the manufacturers', displays at look after this matter. ' the fair, and all factories, dealers The council granted Mr. and canners are urged to make imrequest. mediate arrangements for suitable Mr. Tangren also told the counspace. Space arrangements may be cil that markers had been placed made with any mmber of the gen- to mark theoutline of the Wasatch eral committee, or by attending the forest reserve on these mountains but that the government did not meeting Monday evening. In addition to: the usual sports (claim all the land inclosed in the g con. I said boundary only that which the program and tests a special program of dance government had contracted for or numbers will be presented during made a payment on and further, the fair by students of Nell Taylor. that two government men were in g The contests will the mountains making maps and be held on the opening day, Wed- classifying the land, so later, when nesday, Aug. 26 and the best the government wants to buy it, teams of this district will compete they will offer the owner what it is for the substantial prizes offered. worth, and if the Owner refuse to There is considerable likelihood take that amount, he does not have .that a county-wid- e holiday will be to. declared on the opening day and Private property will not be modefinite announcement concerning lested. The government will buy these this will be made, at Monday nights lands just as fast as people want meeting. Committee an- to sell and the government has . assignments available funds to buy vjvith; nounced to date include follothe ' The mountain land was not all wing . ; . General-C-arl B. Green, dear-fiel- taken over and paid for in a lump Jesse Argyle, West Bountiful like many had supposed, merely a DeLore Nichols,. Farmington; Mrs. certain area designated to be acLillie Hatch, South Bountiful; cepted by a certain date as a forest .Mrs, John I. Fisher, West. Point; forest reserve. He said the forestry service even Mrs. William E. Gailey, Kaysville; aids private individuals and comMiss Helen Pixton, Farmington.-PrograAlbert B. Barton, panies in putting out fires that are not on government lands, Kaysville,. chairman. Publicity Kenneth II. Sheffield, Richard M. Gerber, Kaysville, and Auto Guest . Ira By Ray i W. E. Tangren of the Wasatch forest service met with the Bountiful city council, Wednesday night and asked that they be permitted to handle the sheep, grazing proposition on the citys land on the mountain and water shed, explained the arrangement they had with Salt Lake City in this matter. He raid thev would keep out the transient herds that often get in there and would prevent over graz-ingwell as keep the sheep away from the city water supply. He said they had a man whose duty it is to ride the range and 'For Farm Bur. Day Lagoon and will open IT BE DONE? - CAN 193(5 . - extracted for use in- the manufacture of many valuable commodities, while the remaining product, known as soybean oilmeal, is no Philip J.- Norton, who was reof the finest protein ingredients of cently promoted by the Union commercial feeds- for Hogs, dairy Pacific Railroad to be assistant cows and poultry, general. superintendent of motive and with headTufer Null, 31, of Chicago, was power .atmachinery Idaho. Pocatello, quarter fined $5 in court because he trip"When do I get my check!" ask tit ped hia wife and m6thcr-in-lued did he that John.Martyn as ho was admita .dance. His plea was ted to citizenship in Saginaw, Mich it for the "fun. of it," is The grass arid brush fire which: started Saturday afternoon on the . foot hilly east of Farmington was . under r control Monday morning after having resisted the efforts of uriOKe than 150. men fof about thirtysix hours. A alrge area on the face, of the mountain, upwards of two section of ground, in the neighborhood of 1200 acres of land, was burned. . time before it can .. It will . .possibly be rjevegetated. seems to be umin careleSsness the contributing factor in starting-thifire as well as several other, '. fires .which have occurred on the- -' s . ijn recent weeks.' The forestry service was assisted bvC. C. Ctnien from Bountifuland Brighton camps and also R large number of local men from.. Farmington, Bountiful, Centerville Kaysville and other volunteer from all of whom rendered very valiant service for men of so little experience in this kind ' of work. While there was but little real property damage yet it is very to have our mountains their vegetation ancTbunt .brought be-aom- . -- foot-hill- - the-count- y dis-'airAj- ous XJfp ed of There is no who admirer the beauty of nature with their ks colors but who twill miss the and ikapleiy which adorn- ed this mountain side. Words fail in properly staling: the necessary urge- for care in handling fires of any nature, e.spec tally, when it may effect our moun- tains as these recent fires have. An appeal is made from all having to do with the care of thes beauty spots for full cooperation in.preventing their destruction. beu-tifuLoa- -- - Effects of Drouth' . . - While it 1L too early to make final . Point. stimatee of the effect of this year Guest suit laws, limiting liability Womens Department Mrs. Lildrouth, it seems Inevitable thafc lie V. Hatch, chairman; Mrs, Ber- ofthe car owner for damages suslarge imports of farm products will tha Fisher, West Point, and Mrs. tained by passengers be necessary-t- o supply the conn, in his car, are now in effect in twenJulia Gailey, Kaysville, needs during 'the coming year. trys states besides Utah, acMiss Zara Sabin, Bountiful, ty-five HIS lllTII BIRTHDAY Yet th egovemment will this year . cording to the Utah Motorist Assn. . secretary, some 500 million dollars t ' pay Prior- to these guest suit laws Baking Mrs. Sylvia Argyle, farmers for soil conservation Bountiful; Mrs. Clifford D. Strong, guests were frequently able to rethe acreage of cover practics, whereby damage judgmnt, even in .Kaysville; Mrs. Itha Griddle, Syrastaple crops have been redsrsd. cuse and Mrs, David Holbrook cases, where no distinct blame This is in addition to the .vszk to the owner, and numerous 'West Bountiful. . sums to be expended for the relief occurred. of corto America was It njustices Future Farmers of farmers in the drouth-stricke- n Farrell ,P. Smith, chairman; James rect this situation that guest suit areas. .Johnson, .Clinton, assistant chair- aws were evolved. In general these laws provide man. Imports of wheat and corn er Needlework Mrs.'Bertha Fisher chat persons riding- as guests in to be especially heavy, and. likely West Point, chairman; Mrg, Iris automobiles can not recover, damexceed those of 1835, when 27 may Betts, North Salt Lake; Mrs, Hazel ages fop injury in accidents un-e439,000 bushels of wheat tr-- 43, j South Bountiful; Miss Loren they are able to prove intoxi- 7; Layton, 4.6 J Woods Batt, ' . Cross,-- 12; 00(TEusltefTflcxafroa cation willfu.1 or misconduct. Jesse Argyle Walton, Layton; Mrs, countries leaped These laws ' apply to persons Sunset. 4; West Point, 2 and Syra- West Bountiful.; Mrs. Ben Webster cuse, 3.5. take the pla ci Kaysville; Mrs. Stanley , Farrlsh, ransported gratuitously. In the should have absence been raised on Actcri of kind this Olive of Mrs. Robins', Centerville; legislation BEST DAIRY FEED ' can soil. n. a number of states,. momtor-istKaysville and Mrs.' Loa Burning-RaBesides wheat and corn, we ImBountiful.jassing. through various states on . In a series of feeding tests with .tours .should be Mrs. Julia ong Kays Gailey, ported last year, in round numbers, Canning particularly dairy cows at University, wille, chairman;' Mrs; Roetta Hatch careful with regard to the trans- Soybean oilnieol Purdue approximately 10 million bushels of Was found to give SouthBo'untifulj'Mrs. Olivia Smith portation of guests lest they incur excellent resuts In milk oats, 10 million bushels of rye, 5 production. Chester the prospect f a damage suit in West Bountiful; Mrs. million bushels of barley, 53 milIt is (iuld that Flint, Kaysville; Mrs-- Maude Good- - casn of injury to such, persons, the bean oilmeal Is the protein in 'goy. lion pounds of rice, 820 million easier to digest thnn fellow, Bountiful; Mrs. Grace For- - Automobile Association emphasizpounds of barley malt, 22 million most of ed. other protein' Ingredients, The practice of giving rides to THURSDAY, Feb. 15th Pigs advised us to get. Po Tamanaha bes, Layton Mrs. Linna Barkdull, and large quanIt and since In .was corn cited (s the as an examproduced roam the streets at will here. Our and see if he understood the agree- pounds Farmington and Mrg. Bena How tities John Davis, ofphotographed farm It . such Harry belt economical a' . risk. products. ple a on. ment us after-dinnwe did. Bountiful. When as we , took stroll Ingredient brought ard; South Guest suit laws protecting car to use, being Included Ip practically a he appeared holding his one hun- road that bordered the ocean, and him to the house and he had read What has happened In the last .. Decorations Mrs. Bertha Wildredth grandchild while celebrating at the end of the road was a herd the letter, he was indignant at his three years should demonstrate th liams, Kaysville, chairman; Miss owners are now in effect in Ala-- , all of the' commercial dairy Zena Williams,. .Kaysville; Mrs. bama Arkansas, California, ColorMiddle the West hi one hundred and eleventh birth- of very small pigs. R caught one brothers attitude. He verified oar futility of trying to effect a suitIp It furnishes the variety that dairy day on hi farm near Bainbridge, little fellow and tosged him several statements, and said that by all able regulation of farm production Mary Bowman, Kaysville; Mrs.' W. ado,' Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, C.. Barton, Kaysville; Miss Erma liinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, cows needs to remain In heavy Ohio. Mr. Davis ha nearly 175 de- feet into the ocean- - The animal means we shouldnt send any more by governmental interfererc. So& r, Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, Ne- milk, production, and because of Its scendant, reads without glasses and surprised us by its abiblity to money to Teriituo. We decided to interference! deprive Dawg, .Clearfield; Miss Lillian A'SC still possesses a remarkable mem- swim, so when its. little cousin (or send him $3.00 more, however, nnd ican farmer Kaysville; Mr. Maria- Atkin' vada, New Mexico, North Dakota, rich flavor It ndda ofafcrjs' son, South Bountiful; Mrs.. Pauline Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, So. to the ration nnd cows eat ory. Born In Campbell county, Vir- brother) happesed too near, R pit- Pres. Mallory nnd Po each wrote tomb market, and has played ii Texas, )akota, into Eloise ' out to 75 Mrs.' Utah, .Vermont, to looks a 20 Woods Ohio as In he letter him. moved It feet 1825, hirri though Cross;, about ginia, Winegar, ched more feed. ' , the hands of foreign , yrodc;: . ; and Washington 111 swam Wyoming. have to retract gome of tbe Cook; Syracuse, and Mrs, Hannah The results of .the feeding tests years ago and has resided on a farm the water, Each time piggy while our exports have dwlnwj since that time. The grandchild Is bacbk to shore, R chucked him out glowing things I wrote aout our Boulton, South Bountiful made d at Purdue have been to the vanishing point. almost The last word in railroad pasGrandmothers' Jeo Francis Hansford of Wilming- again, until both man and beast bargain although it still is a barDepartment those of other governswivel-cha- ir ' by The service is announced senger the "experts" Mrs. Bert Reading, .Centerville; by were nearly exhausted. Piggys gain. ton, Ohio. w mental and sta a private experiment Cedar Rapids-IowWe moved into the otel DuPort, Washington have made a City Railway. Mrs. Pan Sullivan, Layton; .. Mrg. squealg rent the neighobrhood ns tlons, pot only with respect to the on the wharf, for one day. sorry mess of the whole agri? finally 'George Hatch, Woods Cross; Mrs. Upon telephone call a taxi will call 16 flew, end over end, to In of feed but cows, feeding dairy to to take the sailal situation, to the detriment v; Mrs. A train passengers a Dan five Adam Beesley, Kaysville; men great happy gang of and la the water with Timely Topics ' without charge if a ticket is bought ing' hogs and poultry as welL ed little down a from boat Lee, West Bountiful and producers and coni Timers kersplasW All Successful dairymen to some other station not less than and Los Tuamo at the Angeles, went stpping to , "Barker, Kaysville Packed our cases apd other raisers of livestock pay close .Flower Show Golden J., Barton, 27 miles aws y. tus, and landing here today. Their Guy R. Ilively, editor of tho Reed. . . Timely Topics Im' to In claims attention developments public at Mound City, Kan., chairman; Mrs. Grace Candland, trip took 28 days, and one of the bus Our 16th Feb. FRIDAY,' A international methods and fellows collection of unique entire recogwas sick during the Jffildred Moss, Mrs. E. R. Behling, elephants the largest marriage proved feeding Fifty years ago, on July 8, and we He and I talked ovei1 the the first successful typesetting Mrs. Louie Spackman, Mrs. Mamie was that of Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen nize the paramount Importance of In the country, some .200 of them. called for us at 3:30 a. m.that voyage. ri--" was U. S. Minister to Denmark, to Cap a ration. The re- They are miniature ones from began in darkness a ride of trading placesp-h-e possibility the ixvestioh Argyle, Mrs. David S. :Soffe. of chine, Ottcnr to on nnd Tautira on the genthaler, wag installed Recreation Mark Argyle, Nina tain Borge Rhode of King Chris- searches and experiments of agri- every state in the Union nnd A to take us out of receiving my return-tickby ' tians bodyguard. The bride, a cultural scientists have been most number of them were made in Ja- Papeete; all the while unfolding steamer in exchange for hig place New Moss, Ima Whitesides. York Tribune, whole tfltrr, an our ' before eyes late offer William of the Jen of on an the litt feboat for the balance 4H Clubs Miss Helen Pixton daughter valuable in. determining the best pan, and he has refused WKitelaw" Reid, gave it th) of the heavens its trip. to visit all by which it has since been are They going supervisor; Mrg. A. U. Roberts, nings Bryan, is 50, and this Lether methods, and the results of their of 1,000 for the collection. Yes, Mr glorious panorama bursting forth into radiant day- the surrounding islands here and the linotype Within a few ' West Bountiful, assistant super-- third marriage. The groom ig 42. Billions of sand flies Invaded Ilively is a Republican. g gradually light. Earth-thing- s then go to IIaail on their wav it was in use by most ' visor; DeLore Nichols, Farmington mr Evanston, aristocratic Chicago subdaily Some years ago H. C. Lander of urb shape as dawn changed myster home. He says fie is so sick of rid- papers, and John D. M.. Hamilton, RepubliEducation Health Dipslay the population driving recently trrr coconut ' into forms ious witchy been on he the small boat that ing Mrs. Senna Lloyd, Farmington, su Great Falls, Mont., was given 6ome crazy. Motorcycle cops were called can national chairman, has of the' cither worthy name, and native mountains alms and doesn't think he can stand any or weekly, it withect pervisor. (This will include public land instead of money in payment off the streets after several of them looking for a house in Chicago to uts. e? election. more of it. He wants a few days to of these wonderful Oil was services.. struct an the for be and leased until after home better health, lighting, In the mag of fell skidded and had After a succession of grand think it over before trading, how those which attracted his child health, the latter being un the land now pays him 3100 a day crushed Insects; street sweepers Amongwas one owned by Mrs. views we arrived in Papeete about ever. Went all der the supervision of Mrs. Mar- in royalties. through the vessel, Certain burglars in Cocheztrr. V fancy were used to clear car tracks, and James mission-hous- and I must to went We the to choose m. 8:30 a. 80 President between Forced M. that jn spite of its Y., either cant rt 3 cr ' ' " T. P. Houghteling, A.) Flint say the of . garet to get our belongings, and smallness it is Finance Jesse Argyle, Carl B day in jail or parole, which provid lights were turned out or dimmed Roosevelts devoted cousin. The lieve in signs. Altl t i We attended a long vaudevillo in in a ed that he stay out of the countv to avoid attracting the pests. real estate agent representing Mr, found, to our surprise and chagrin, Green. bowling alley la t S t Hamilton fears he will have to look that a letter from Terituro to Pres. the 'show house tonight, held to a sign reading This snf Arrangements Joseph Holbrook for two years, John Azevedo of John D. Rockefeller was 97 on elsewhere for a suitable temporary Mallory had beaten ug there. In raise funds for the Leprosy colony. contain menty," San Rafael Calif., choose the jail Ceorge E. Holt, Carl B. Green. tl?y bl.: 7 . the letter Teriituo enumerated the It yras made even longer by some and got awry vrZh Harolc to sentence in 8, but John D Jr., was not domicile. order his Horseshoe July marry Pitching $1,1 amounts he had spent on food, chump official who talked (with with his father on that day. The 'Cherry Bennett, Syracuse. E, sweetheart after he was free. son was in France, where he reThe Human) Judge E. J. Tyrell was about to soap, etc., while we were there, numerous interruptions) for two Horsepulling Contest George tiful; Jesse Argyle, West Eounti-fu- l; ceived many honors in recognition grant probation to A. Costa, serv- and asked Pres. Mallory to have hours in French on the benefits Ore., receive? tl!tr Holt, chairman. Clyde Wilcox, Farmington; of his large gifts for the restora.-tio-n ing a jail sentence in Oakland, Cal us send an additional amount they were booing and catcalls and ried housewife i Fruit and Vegetables E. R. Be Dibble, West Layton; Paul George of French places of historic in when Corsta explained that he was (aout $7). He even wanted us to bronx cheers no longer differs Parley hling, Kaysville, chairman; and g?t t East Graden Whitesides, somewhat from the Hawaiian hula, wagon The famed Place dArmes, the only barber among tbe prison- pay for the roast pig! terest. Layton, Parrish, Centerville; John Eurning once. What ki; . We explained to Pres. Mallory being very lively and quivery com-oham, Bountiful; Walter Hogan, Holt, Clearfield; David Thurgood, a great square in front of the Ver ers. The judge postponed release to asked. "I l j the they of A. J. to is ailles to be renamed give Costa time to train a agree- pared the slow, rythmic swing understanding Palace, Youngberg, West Woods Cro?s; John Manning. No Syracuse; was th r basement, mint. Ilad w misunderstood? lie of the Hawaiian dance. Tlace John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Farmington; Archie Briggs, Boun- - Po:nt. - non-payi- ts; at-ach- ed ... . - ss - - w fo , . s - . - fitch-hike- of'-butter-, rs - of-oth- Is-'a- . er .Re-nee- nut-lik- e pnl-atabili- ty ' . con-finne- . rt , t . c-- , 40-fo- ot Mrs.-Luc- . -- li:7 lls tl , -- well-balance- d et ever-changin- g, . . ak-in- nowo -- well-fitted-o- t O t i ut. , t . ur -- |