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Show L the weekly reflex of Daria County. Its print the news jnbacription list contains the names 0f Dari Countys best citizens. Are you among them? BUTTER WRAPPERS The Reflex prints the best parchment butter wrappers. . Not only the - - best, but the cheapest. REACHES EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF DAVIS COUNTY VOLUME XI KAYSVILLE, LAYTON AND FARMINGTON, UTAH, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1916 was and side who NUMBER 4 clad in regulation field uniform, ernment of the United States would . BIG YEAR FOR MINES; as he arose from his place LETTER FROM by the be disposed to accept this .mediation lNCKKvsLD of his wife, placing his little girl for the. purpose mentioned above or was on his lap in the arms of her Located in the midst of fertile THE VOLUNTEERS whether it is still of the belief that the r Ueiew Geological Surreys fields. Excels in production of PRES. BLOOD mother, there was hardly a dry eye in same results be attained by means Shows General may Prosperity milk, tomatoes and sugar beets. the multitude. The handsome trooper of direct Tho accomplishment of the mining between both Has the factory of the Layton - On last Friday evening the people' was also visibly affected. In simple governments.negotiations roller in the cannery, Sugar company, Editor Reflex: We have several period just industry words he thanked the people for the In the meantime this government mills, creamery and concrete secof Bountiful held n reception in honor the forecast warrants that completed times set apart time when we would lonor shown himself and comrades. proposes to tion of State road. Good opportuniof her sons who have jointd the Na19U bb is all record a to efforts that employ blinking year." 'end you a note of greeting from Calities for those seeking suburban Ie promised they would do their whole tional Guard for service on the MexiWith statement may be at its disposal to avoid the rethis the director of fornia, but each time something has truck for fruit growing, acreage as best they could, even to death currence of new can border. The reception was held in duty incidents which may gardening, chicken raising and the United States Geological Survey come to hindel' some place to go-if necessary, and deemd it a darying. On line of Salt Lake & duty anti complicate and aggravate the situar the grove to the rear of the Bountiful sums up his official rewew omething to see, until ,,now we are an honor to go to the front. which was illuminated tion. At the same time it hopes that Ogden and Oregon Short Line. Has tabernacle, of the as mineral industry repotted to determined that on this great holiday electric lights and waterworks. Joseph J. Holbrook, an the with many 100 candle power electric America&govemment on ita part Write Layton Commercial Club for him by the government geologists and our first duty and pleasure shall be to war veteran, spoke for his may make use of all statisticians covering the different pen this brief message to you. efforts to prevent information. lights. A speakers stand had been comrades. He said-th- e proudest fo- also hew acts of its military and civil erected for the occasion, provided with Active demands and gooii, subjects, We have had a thoroughly enjoyment of his life was when he volun- authorities on seats and decorated with American the frontier that might have furnished tho mine opera- able trip m every respect. The weathprices ill is Adams I). E. seriously teered to go to the front and was sure cause new tors with full opportunity for success er has been ideal really nothing could complications. flags. near Utah. onie lis Thatcher," comrades felt the same as he. He I avail myself of this in On the stand were seated the soldier and" be- finer than this summer climato. working developed-propertieopportunity the young men who bad just to reiterate to thought chilwives and in their this Mrs. has en added incentive turn asRobins Lake of John giv parents, Salt your excellency the There has not been a moment when an boys,' City volunteered would feel the same,-an- d surance of my most distinguished con- s the guest of her sister, Mrs. Melvin and available funds for exploration, overcoat or a sunshade was needed. dren, members of the Grand Army of Adams- .the Republic, veterans of the Black perhaps they did at this time. They sideration. prospecting and experimentation with It has not rained on us, and very few would represent the State of Utah on n new processes. The mining man is clouds have been seen. There has not Indian Hawk war, ;C. AGUILAR. Miss Mamie Layton has gone to the border and would do so with credit invited and thus veterans war having. his innings." guests. Having complied with higher been a hot day. or a sultry night. In where she is visiting i;o themselves and honor to their state. instructions of Idaho, was Richard the ofStringham my government, it Summarizing the special reports short, California has won us, so far as Mayor with the family of her uncle, William which are He prayed that they go in peace and fers me made public, Di- .climate is concerned. And as to scechairman of the occasion and after pleasure to reiterate to your Watt. in return ' It was those who safety. rector Smith 'continues his review; excellency the assurance of my highest appropriate remarks introduced the nery, flowers, fruits, industries, civic behind who have the stay hardest time. consideration. Tho returns for six months furnish improvements, The Layton agency of the Utah speakers of the evening. beautiful homes in The life of a soldier was filled with One of the first features of the oc!E, ARREDONDO. ower & Light company is selling on a basis for tho belief that 1910 will pleasant surroundings well, the world casion was the reading of the roll of duties, but those who remain behind an average of one electric range per set up a new record for the soft-comay be able Jto show finer, but w must watch SUNDAY and in wait EXCURSION the home RATES made mines. is Everycoul-numii- g state honor by' Sergeant Frank Jardine, a doubt it. day. Via Oregon Short Line. war. onely by their absence. sharing in this prosperity and of veteran of the Spanish-America- n With it all, however, we must still The Layton Sugar company sent out" course this demand for coal is to bo Remarks were also made by old solJardine was in service uniform and Half rates for Sunday trips. On that as a permanent home-plac- e all checks most for its first annual dividend on traced back to tho increased business say ocappropriate to the was deeply effected by the scene and diers, sale every Sunday. Also tickets good place for those who do not have He explained Jhat it was casion. It had been planned that the from Saturday to Monday at a little the first of the month. The dividend of the railroads and of the steel and wealth, but who, happily, are in the occasion. was 3 per cent on the capital stock of other largo industries. address of the evening would be made bit more. Ask agents for details. lass of the workers those who ask contrary to military etiquette for a he company. Hon. R. Charles Mabey, veteran of Drilling activity throughout thn niU Tfot fori uxury but who want only soldier in uniform to remove his hat y he wa states has brought about a alt Lake Uity man was arrested while on duty, but on this occasion he who find pleasure in doing, Grain harvest will commence in and producing t to be unable on account of increase in production of as well as in the in present gratifying would remove his hat in honor to the Ogden, Sunday afternoon, for about Layton ou Monday if- - tho enjoying in short for oil that promises to make 1916 such us ourselves and crudq speeding through the streets of the weather continues brave boys who had volunteerd to go serious illness of his aged father. yourselves, we dry. While some The music for the occasion was fur- junction city. He did not ' to the front at the call of the Presideny that fields of grain are Buffeting from tho a record year for marketed petroleum. ant help but think that Utah and uvis county, and Kaysville, is about dent of the United States. The roll nished by the Bountiful cornet band he was driving his car at a speed ex- dry weather, other fields will produce Already production and consumption are reported by the surveys specialist the best 8 ceeding 50 .miles an hour, but gave eavy crops. of 'honor included the names of those and a male quartette. pot on earth. If it is not, the exercises the people as essentially in balance east of the After r as an excuse he was that tho Davis in who civci had racing our, residing county duty is to make it so. a picnic dinner on the grass, passenger train of the Oregon Short Thomas E. Harris is suffering from Rocky mountains, with a tendency to We shall soon be home now, per-laserved in the army and navy of the United States, so far as known to the and it seemd that most of those pre- Line from Pocatello to Salt Lake City. an attack of appendicitis, at the home lower prices. Friday or Saturday. The Portland cement industry has had come provided with well It is said that he was ahead of the of his daughter, Mrs. R. G. Watt. Mr. sent ' also and the names of the committee, .Sincerely yours, MR. and MRS. HENRY H. BLOOD. widows of soldiers. Most of those Hied baskets for the members of their schedule of the- train when appre- Harris was visiting with his daughter had a busy six months and the manunamed were on the stand and arose family ad for those who had failed to hended by the motor cop. It is pre- when taken ill. At last reports he facturers are optimistic. It is predicted that in both production and SUNDAY EXCURSION RATES when their names were called. The provide their own dinners. It was sumed he was let off with a light fine was some better. cement this year will of near when the of last the shipments and will midnight offence when the the Via Oregon Short Line. roll as read by Sergeant Jardine was repeat Layton ball team will play the show a gnin over last year, ifNindeed eople departed for their homes, feel- fancy seizes him. Had thejspeed fiend as follows: Half rates for Sunday trips. On Utah Power & Light team of it does not establish a new record for ing they had but done their, duty by escaped arrest in Ogden, it would have strong Roll of Honor sale Salt Lake on the local diamond Satur- cement. every Sunday. Also tickets good lonoring those who had answered their been a safe bet that he would have rom misThe had Saturday to Monday at a little the Volunteers, National Guard of the aftepnoon. day boys Among the metals copper is contincountrys call. planed through Davis at 80 miles an fortune to loose, j.h United States: William J. Stoker, Ira at Lagoon uing the steady increase in production bit more. Ask agents for details. game hour. Excessive speed stunts are pul- on the 4th when "XStoker, Fred Feamley, Andrew they played the crack which began early last year, and the led off in Davis county almost every CARRANZA WANTS PEACE tEPUBLICANS CALL all of Bountiful; Evan Taylor, Stiefel toam. They will again play forecast for 1916 indicates not only day at the expense of the taxpayers, theStiefels at Lagoon on the 15th, BUT ALSO WANTS TROOPS CONVENTION Woods Cross; Ben Day, Centerville. the largest output ever known, but while our county commissioners and Grand Army of the Republic: Hil5. TO LEAVE MEXICAN SOIL The Ogden, July Republican Mrs. E. P, Ellison is seriously ill. also the largest profits. city fathers mildly submit to the abton Springstead, William' Dales, John west-er- n convention for the Second judicial disThe the from surveys reports Washington, July. 6. The text of use. Machines driven at excessively She was taken sick while at the home Larson, Thomas Crittenden, A. B. offiees are all optimistic. .In Ari- trict will be held in Ogden on Wedthe latest Mexican note as transmit- high speeds throw more dirt from the of her daughter, Mrs. J." S. Adams, on Richardson, Dr. W. F. Ingram. ted by Eliseo Arredondo, the Mexican road on one trip than a half dozen the 4th, and it was thought that pneu- zona mines and smelters are working nesday," July 19, according' to a call Widows of the Grand Army of the ambassador-designatat high pressure; and the production issued tonight by C. R. Hollingsworth, follows: years license money will replace, and monia was about to develop. Since chairman of the, Weber county central Republic; Elizabeth Dalton, Mrs. Eli our citizens are called upon to meet that time the danger of pneumonia of metals already shows an increase The apportionment of committee. Balderstott, Amanda Cheeney, Mrs. J. value make of the the D. 1915. C., July 4, Washington, the bills for keeping the roads in re- seems to have passed anw now she is that promises 'to 9 F. Wilcox. Morgan county eight, gives delegates double of that last Mr. Secretary: I have the honor year. A gently gliding car is a fine suffering from blood poisoning caused output nearly Davis county twenty-thre- e Black Hawk Indian War: Justin to transmit in continuation the text of pair. and Weber will maintain Arizona firstplace.as sight and is a pleasure even for those jy a wound in one of her ieet from seventy-fouThe convention Tolman, W. D. Major, Thomas county New Mexico is a copper producer. at note I have just received from my who a barley beard. capnot afford the luxury of will In be held courtroom the of Judge John Reading, Joe Argyle, John government with instructions to premecontinuing its rapid progress as a The speed fiend with his machine. . A. Howell. A. At Howell J. Parkin, Thomas H. Harris, Jasper sent it to your excellency: present SUNDAY RATES ON THE O. S. L. tal mining state, with increase in its muffler wide open, spitting like N. and Harris the J. are Parkin, Henry Allred, J. I. Atkinson, only candiMr. Secretary: Referring to the machine gun, charging down the street output of lead, copper, zinc, gold and The Short mentioned for dates the Line, David Moss,1 D. C. FackrelL Oregon -believing judicial nomisilver. The mines of Colorado in the notes of June 20 and 25, last, I have in a cloud of suffocating dust like the to travel, not six months like would the that is it Widows of the Black Hawk Indian the honor to nation, public possible that although just past have shown some say to your excellency of destruction into which it has of but as matter a ormer Reeder II. will be War: Mrs. J. R. Willey, Regenia Sto- that the immediate release of the Car-riz- engine necessity, only JudgeW. changes in output as compared with been converted by reason of the exces- would welcome use to an the into race. opportunity ker, Martha Duncan, 'Nancy Willie, last year; an increase of 30 per cent in brought prisoners was a further proof of sive speed, has become a horror, and the railroad to a much extent Hannah' Barlow, Emma Corbridge, the greater copper is indicated, together with this of gov- it is the duty of county and city ofsincerity of the desires CONCRETE SIDEWALKS for pleasure and recreation, at some small Paulin E Thompson, Ruth Coraia, ernment to reach a pacific and satisgains in lead and zinc, a 15 per ficials to put a stop to the practice. On Short in concession the next Monday evening there will Oregon fares, Harriot Fisher. cent decrease in gold, and little change factory arrangement of present diffi- A stiff fine and a few days in jail for War: Charles R. culties. This government is anxious each offence would put a stop to this Line has taken a great step forward in in silver,-- This output, however, rep- be a meeting at the Kaysville city hall offering attractive excursion rates resents' a large gain in value of mine at which time' the matter of concrete Mabey, Joseph J. Holbrook, John Zah-- to solve the present conflict and it abuse now heaped on the people. Anhalf fare for tickets good unly production. Mining also' has been ridewalks on both sides of Mein street ' Frank Jardine, Francis Tuttle, would be unjust if its attitude were other Salt Lake auto of exactly brags agent on Sundays, and a little higher fare stimulated in Montana, and the fore- from the John W. Gsiley corner to the . Willard Call, George Seaman, John misinterpreted.' driving a stock car from Ogden to Salt for tickets running from Saturday to cast indicates an increase of 60 Meredith, William Clawson, John per Sarah E. Taylor corner, and on the It was also the Mexican govern- Lake City in 41 minutes, which it is in And "the present day, mine of Monday. cent value in the the product north side of Locust street from the Woolsey, Ray Bordon, John Barnes, ment that earnestly suggested a plan presumed he views as one of the greatwhen automobiles are so common and over that of last year. Here also rec- Bamberger depot. All citizens ownWilliam Earl, Leslie Miller, C. L for contanments along the boundary est feats of his business experience. claim s portion of ord outputs may be expected for 1916. ing property abutting on the territory Boughman, Thatcher Willey, Fred line during the conferences of Ciudad If the abuse continues to grow, which other attractions the it is an act of pro- Idaho. mines are increasing their ship- referred to are invited to be' present, time, peoples Rampton, Jr, W. E. Bondage, J. C. Juarez and El Paso. This government we presume it will, the taxpayers wil gression on the part of the' railroad to ments in all the metals, with higher also those who own property along the Webb, Fred D. Smeadley, W. E. Whit- is disposed now, as it has always been, be called upon to construct over-heconditions. new to the itself wages and larger dividends as the re- streets named but beyond the points taker, Thomas Collins, Vincent Call. to seek an immediate solution of the crossings along the State road at each adjust designated. While ihe company hopes to profit sult of better prices. United States Army: Captain Henry two points which constitute the true street intersection. no ore an is is Utah somewhat it prothis innovation, Tilford. . experiencing by cause of the conflict between the two STOCK WILL BE IMPOUNDED less inaugurated to fulfill that great duction in excess of smelter capacity After calling the roll of honor. countries, to wit: the American gov- CONSTIPATION AND On and after Monday, July 10, all INDIGESTION duty of the railroad to unite the dif- The value of the 1916 output of copMayor John G. M. Barnes of Kaysville ernment thinks reasonably that the instock found at large on the streets of I have used Chamberlains Tablets ferent communities of the state to per is expected to be double that of was introduced, and during the course security of its frontier is a source of and must I have for exchange of last year. Throughout Nevada tho Kaysville will be impounded. This say they are the best of hu remarks called attention to the difficulty and the Mexican government ever used for constipation and indiges- bring'people together common fact that Davis county had always re- cn its plans old term boom besto expresses the order applies to all stock, whether' them for in- ideas, for formulating" -- By order of part believes that the stay of tion. My wife also used - revival. 014 J mines herded Kaysville sponded to the call of duty. Many of American troops on Mexican territory digestion and they did-h- er good for the improvement and development present- mining council. and contests city are of for protheir S. her old residents had been members of is the immediate cause of the conflicts. writes Eugene regular friendly being reopened localities, Knight, Wilmington N. C. Chamberlains Tablets are milt in games and to enable friends to visit ducers, are working at full capcity. the Mormon Battalion, those American of loyal and Therefore the withdrawal BILIOUSNESS AND . and gentle in their action. Give them each other more readily during the The chief gains in production will be men who had carried the .flag troops on one hand, and the protection i a STOMACH TROUBLE krdy be to certain You are please ) in copper, lead and zinc. The in weekends.' for more than two thousand miles and Two years ago I suffered from freof the frontier, on the other, are the with the agreeable laxative effect indus-tryj- n Some of the uses to which these creased activity in the mining unfurled it on the shores of the Pacific two essential problems, the solntion of which they produce. Obtainable every' quent attacks of stomach trouble and e. Adv. where. Californians expression finding biliousness, writes Miss Emma been have rates be of suggested: may put with Mexico. Davis county which must be the directing object j could Ohio. I eat mines of in that very the lima, reopening d performed her ' Hunting and fishing trips, either for largely NOTICE TO CREDITORS part in the Indian the efforts of both governments, . idle and the opening little food that agreed with me and 1 been have long Wlr end as members of the state became so dizzy and sick at my The Mexican government is willing1 In the matter of the estate of Eliza one day or over the week end. of new mines for chrome, tungsten, stomach at times that I had to take Biilitia, in the Morristown war and in to consider in a quick and practical beth H. Stewart, deceased. Creditors Short camping trips. J . .. and to keep from fallmagnesite, told of antimony manganese, something to .the stage lines during the way, and prompted by a spirit Of con- will present claims with vouchers ' Visiting other churches and Sunday Tablets Chamberlains ores tho of to these rail ing. Seeing Davis shipments civil war. He was at Syracuse, services and schools' decided and them. to I imI adertised proud of the young cord the remedies which should be ap- the undersigned exchanging try 31st on or before the East being made possible by prevailUtah, men who were now County, situation. Obtainable everyto the front plied to the present proved rapidly. going programs with them. of December, A. D. 1916. ing high prices. Washington is an- where. Adv.' od assured them that other Davis countries day GEORGE L. STEWART, Several Musical contests. other state which shows increased procounty boys would follow if they were have offered their friendly mediation Administrator of Estate of Eliza Going home for the week end. the mining industry there beduction, W EEK END EXCURSIONS deceased. beth H. Stewart, heeded. The different localities will readily to the M exican government and the W. R. condition than for seve in better . Via Oregon Short Line. SKEEN, ing John S. White of Farmington was latter has accepted it in principle. themselves to other special uses fal years Admimstrator. the for adapt also bene is 'Alaska' tickAttorney excursion rates for 'past. the second Attractive, of these privleges and it is believed a fiting speaker, hjr. Whites re- - Therefore the Mexican - government First publication June 29, 1916. increased activity; of, its ets good from Saturday (or Sunday) Last publication July 27,1916 with the patriotic duty of only awaits information that the govnew era is openln g up forhe people mines,.. Copper mining is howing great to Monday on sale every week. Still A nation could not stanc of the state. " and the output of both cop- better ates for tickets good Sundays advances, ut through the service of her patri-n- S and gold promises to exceed that only. Ask agents for details. per nd daughters. He appreciWEEK END EXCURSIONS of last year. ated the sacrifice made by the young Americas cenFor Sale Two-inc- h Via Oregon Short Line. EVHXEH- A en wk had offered CONTRACTOR. in themselves with tickthe black excursion Parties overcoat, pipizg, fact nlxa Attractive rates for trifugal pump owning BREEDER AND GROWMtQF ervice of their country. They . h 40 of and KOCM and feet blanket FUYM.OVTU horse canvas ets good from Saturday (or Sunday) plush lap BAP"Py;r hot only volunteered to serve their . AND Dvaoc UE&3EX RED to Monday on sale every week. Still robe, left at the New Survey reservoir ranted good as new. It t 1 f ? country but to promote civilization. Yf. T. I will the half find r their prop bettor ates for tickets good Sundays Saturday evening, regular J. Stoker was called on to re-v-1 VWw office. . Reflex son, KayrrillvUonly. Ask agents for details. erty at ,The Kaysville for the volunteers. Mr. Stoker bouiitiful honors . LAYTON mmicnox Mid-ca- six-mon- -- mid-yea- - Spanish-America- s, - -- Spanish-America- n, now-bei- ng i al : heJSpanish-Americanwar.b- ut en-,oy- ed ps . - Ar-buck- le, N e, -- r. Ab-bo- tt, al Spanish-Americ- - an 1, at or-no- t. , w Ver-bryk- , Latin-Americ- an - ' by-th- e ks-de- -- -- -- hx --FRANK HYDR t Hl'' Eix-irx- J n |