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Show Pf Wnttg itfltt BY W. P. EPPERSON A SOX u SYRACUSE matter Entered ruary 15, lit 11, at Kayiville, Utah under the act of March 3, 1879. tecond-cla- Feb- st Office A prosperous farming and rich community in tho northwestern Fine portion of Daria County. farms and homes, wide Adds and high grade stock are important features. Has two canning artesian wells. North Davis High school and beautiful orchards. Branch of O. 8. L. railway from main lino to lake shore furnishes shipping facilities. . estab-lishmen- Advertising ratea on application.' Subacription $1.25 per year when paid in advance.' $1.50 per year on overdue aubacriptiona or when not . paid in advance, ta, Mrs. E. Walker is reported very UL TELEPHONES Samuel Beard of Bingham has been visiting with his sister, Mrs. D. II. Walker, for several days. Office, No. 10 C. A. Epperaon, No. 70 S. Gardner , M. V. C. UNIVERSAL PEACE Hoars 2 to Phone This astloa la now la the midst ol a controversy os to how host to promote universal peace. That qdketiou we will leave for diplomats to diswithin nations to no cuss, tot toss Important than peace between nations and It to heavily laden with prosperity for every citizen wlthla our commonwealth. Many leading politicians sad ofttlmee political platforms have declared war upon busloeee aad ae cabinet crisis ever resulted. Many men have stood In high places aad hurled gas bombs at Industry; thrust hayosets Into business enterprises and hombardod agriculture with in difference. Party leaders have many times broken diplomatic relations with Industry ; eeot 'political aviators spying through the affairs of business, and political submarines have seat torpedoes crushing into tho destiny of commerce. Dun-totho past quarter of a century we have fought many a duel with progress. permitted many politicians to carry on a guerrilla warfare against civilization aad point a pistol at the heart of honest enterprise. No maa should bo permitted to cry out for universal pence until hie record hue been searched for explosives, for 'no vessel armed or laden with munitions of war should be gives e clearance to sail for the port of Universal Peace Lot us by all means have peace but peace, like charity, Pc 12-- S p, m. R. . r. BEST VERY gaysvUle, Utah Farminftoa Office, Residence. .Phone a. s. m. to 12:30 p. m. II Office Hours J for Sale-- At a Bargain The following personal property, of the Estate of C. A. Secrist will be sold at Private Sale by J. Wells Hess sqd George M. Leonard, Administrators, daya have now paseed Farmington, Utah. The following friends from Ogden aince Mayor II. J. Sheffield of Kaya-vill- e 1 White Top Spring Wagon. motored out and visited Mr. and Mrs. notified Juvenile Officer John eta Bolster Springs Mr. t and iVtlah that he deaired his presence in Joseph Young .on. Sunday: 3 M rsT T.T. Ryan,M Single Tfees.Kr ShUttlehorat, this city in connection with the affairs 1 Tent. 0 and Mr. Mitchell. of his office. , 1 Slush Scraper. Judson Thurgood was ploughing 1 Hand Garden Seeder. The Reflex is pleaced to acknowl- with a sulky plough Tuesday, when 1 SpringT noth Hsrrow. edge its appreciation for the support the plough became clogged with 2 Jackson Fork. being girin its efforts for the enforce- weeds, and fn trying to remove the I Hay Rake. ment of the juvenile law in Davis weeds, his hand became caught in Set Dump Boards. t from county. This support is'coming such a manner that the first finger of 1 Stack Meadow Hay. the best people of the county. Ample his right hand was cut off at the joint. 1 Set Good Work Harness. time will be given the officers to act 2 Pipe Wrenches, etc. The beets around this part of the before proceeding further In the matin all and now are just about ter, but the public can' rest assured country ' that the matter will not be dropped some of the framers are busy with without some action on the part of the fall plowing, while many of the farmers have all of their fall plowing done. officer Quite a few are pulling their fruit trees.' They will plant beets in the should begin at home UTAH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE NEWS LETTER spring. That the potato situation in Utah is SEVENTIES BANQUET getting desperate is shown by the fact The Seventies of Syracuse, ClearfUtah that the Agricultural college will have four potato experts to give ield and West Point ward gave a banquet, program and old time dance helpful talks at the State round-up- s I do a general line of this year. They are A. U. Pratt of the on Tuesday evening in the Syracuse Carbon-dale, was a hall. There amusement of D. Sweet large U. S. D. A.; Lon plumbing and will take conusual the and number of one good has he where present Colorado, tract for the installation the most extensive potato farms in time was enjoyed. of baths, lavatories, sinks, Following is the program: the West; Mr. W. II. Olin, agricultetc. ural expert for the D. & R. G., and . Song Come Listen to the Prophcolof ets the Voiae, R. llill congregation. Professor George General plumbing repairSatisfaction Guaranteed or No pay Invocation Thomas Thurgood. lege botany department who has made atwill receive prompt ing ridAddress of welcome William C a special scientific study of the potaDyeing Ladies Work n Specialty tention. to diseases and who knows by ex- dle. Sessions Vocal solo Mrs. Rett perience how to destroy them. KAYSVILLE with flute obligato by Mr. F. Payne, Cuttiag Up the Pigs Carcass. L Hansing. The method of cutting up the hog, KAYSVILLE Reading O. II. Bybee. head E. Dr. W. to Carroll, Phone 93-according Kaysville, Utah David Hazel Thurgood. Quartette of the department of animal husbandThurgood, W, Call, Louie CalL ry at the U. A. C depends upon what Recitation George Ramptoii. t is desired. One method results in a Vocal solo Mildred Thurgood. is another of amount sausage, large Melvin Nelson. a large amount of fresh meat, and Reading Mrs. Herbrt E. Smith. solo Piano still another is employed where much F. II. Nalder. Reading lard and a little bacop, or the reverse The old time dance orchestra from is desired. Bountiful fund shed the iaace musk. The carcass should be thoroughly The dance opened with a grand cooled, but not frozen, before cutting led by the aevee president! ef te done. While still hanging it la split march, the Seventies. down the back bone, preferably with The Mutual a shower te Uin a saw. The rest of the cutting la asost Iva Barker on gave eveaiag ef last Friday conveniently done on a table. The leaf week. fat la first taken out by beginning at The North Da via High school will the front and pealing it beck with the and lunch dance la the give a social, fingers. Next remove the shoulders The uncial ef Wedneeday. with a straight cut across between the evening will la and lunch take the afterplace fourth and fifth riba. The ham la taknoon. AU the students will take pert. en off with a rounding cut. The loin The graduates of last' year wore presand ribs are removed from the aide. ent aa guests ef honor. Cutting as close to the ribs as possible ' The school friends ef Carl Berber improves the quality of the bacon, him on his seven teeAth hut cuts down the available quantity surprised with a birthday party. There were ' of fresh lean meat The lean meat twenty-tw- o and all had a fine present on the riba can bo trimmed for saustime. Games and musk were features age or tho untrimmed riba may be of the evening's entertainment and used for chops or roasts. The hams refreshments were served. and shoulders are trimmed neat an Mrs. Joseph Holbrook of Bountiful smooth and legs are cut off about two has boon Na. 7685. visiting with bar two sons, inches shove tho hock and knee joints. William and REPOST OF TEE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANE She her loft for Joseph. Take the riba and seek bone out o home on OF LAYTON AT LAYTON, IN THE STATE OF UTAH, AT Saturday. CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON NOVEMBER 10, 1913. tho shoulders and trim them down to the tip of tho shoulder blade. The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET RESOURCES. sidee are cut lengthwise into three, Tho commissioners on met county Loans and discounts about even, straight strips, or if to he ...$141,538.02 November 13 with a full hoard aad Total leans$141,538.02 cured into two pieces, the upper third Clerk Evans la attendance. Overdraftaeeeured, $ 0.00; unsecured, $4179 42.79 (the heck strip) is used for salt pork County MWwZiUMmitti .$226,232.90 Hortkulturalist Edward State J. for lard lower tho and or U. S. bonds depoaitad to secure circulation (par bacon. The sides and ends of ths Taylor was present and stated that $25,000.00 vales) the Davis county horticuHarsIisth U. 8. hoods m.. ... .. .. ........... Total ............... 25,000.00 be to he cured salted should or pieces Securitise ether (ban U. S. bonds (not Including fund had boon exhausted and as ths trimmed straight.- stocks! owned unpledged j. ..$8,207.33 nursrey companies had began digging Total Made, securities, etc Reclaim the Waste Land. 8,27.33 their stock, he asked that the county ' Subscription to stock of Federal Raaerve Here is a story the State County inspector he given an additional fund Bank $1,800.00 Lees amount unpaid agents are telling nd you should to pay for inspection work. 900.00 -- 900.00 Net amount duo from Federal Reserve Bank know it. 2,708.34 County Inspector Joseph P. Payne Net amount due from approved reserve A farmer living et Benjamin, Uuh, explained his position in regard te ,L $12,481.52 .agents In ether reserve cities. 12,481.52 had 4 acres of waat alkali land from a county exhibit In the Vermont build: Net amount das from hanks nnd bankers 24,440.73 which he received small or no returns. Outside checks and other cash items .. ...$10.42 ing ih Salt Lake City and urged that Fractional currency, nickels nnd cents He seeded it to .sweet clover and har- the board make aa , 25,05 35.47 early decision in Notes ef ether national banks . 2.715.00 vested 3.600 pounds of clover seed regard to such an exhibit 6,833.70 which he sold for 11 cents a pound, ta b,nk U.M John G.M. Barnes asked why the . 80.00. lf fund U. with Treasurer 8. netting him $396,00. Four and board had not allowed a hill for water Rademption (not mote than I cent on tons of clover hay were sold for furnished for road circulation) and dim from U. 8. Treasurer per 1.250.00 sprinkling pur$36.00, making a total of $432.00. Irri1914 in the poses by Eaysville TOTAL $226,232.90 The clover crop yielded large regation company. Mr. Banes was told UARZUTZSS. turns besides taking the alkali from that ths board had not authorised ths the ground. There are many waste rutting of any water from that Capital stock paid in $ 25,000.00 acres that could he made to do .the Surplus fund 5,000.00 Undivided profits 43,169.54 same,, thing. Ask the county agent Commissioner Cook was authorised Reserved for taxes 700.00 $3,869.64 about it He is tho man who gathers to vote ths stock held by Davis county Leas current expenses nnd taxes paid 302.67 3,566.97 facts about the best things that the at ths shareholders meeting ef the Circulating notes outstanding 24,600.00 Dee to banks aad bankers farmers are doing and is always will- Davis and Weber Canal company to 1,04547 Dividends unpaid 18.00 ing and glad to pass them on for overy he held in Ogden on November 10. Individual deooeits subject to check 100,263.09 farmer's benefit ' E. F. Richards, precinct justice, Certificates ef deposit due in less than thirty days 5,000.00 mads application for books to be used Cashier's checks eatsteadlng Registretioa for Winter Courses. 88841 Total demand deposits $10L65L40 Registration for winter courses et in his office. Referred to the clerk. Certificates ef deposit the Utah Agricultural college started Rasmus Lund was granted a quit 5,100.00 . Other time deposits 1. .. 56450.66 hunwhen November one Monday, claim deed to land sold for taxes on 15, dred enrolled. Many are graduates of payment of costs. . TOTAL 4226,232.90 high schools and five are college gradThe county recorder was authorised STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY OF DAVIS, at: uates. Large classes are organised te employ additional help in the sank-n- g Ellison, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly in gas enginea and automobile shop of plats. " swear that the above statement Is tree to the beat of my knowiedgv work. The first of these having forty , Mary Thaxtoa was put on the Inand belief, . members. , tom, HJJSON, Cashier, digent list and William E. Cole was No man or woman with leisure time put on for the month of November Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19th dv of November DAVID E. LAYTON. Notary this winter can employ it better than for 38. CCRRTCT Attest: S. P. ELLISON, R. ADAMS, JOHN H. LAYTON at the Agricultural college of Utah. The board then adjourned for two Directors. It is not tee late to register now.' weeks. Twenty-fiv- e Known Everywhere As The Kausie FloiJr Made of Choicest Utah Wheat the most modern Mill Packed in the Neatest Manner. Milled in TVEROEKlRTliFlT? g Shoes, Caps, Blankets and Knit Goods Clothes PLUMBING ! Bargains Cleaned Pressed and Repaired Spencer Dartca W 12ZA Myron K,ayjrxfille, For one Week Beginnig Nov. 22nd we are offering a line of Childrens Shoes at greatly reduced prices. Aviation Caps 50 per cent, discount. 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