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Show r4 "T . 4 TIIE WEEKLY REFLEX new of Paris County. Its prieta the inscription list contains the names Paris Countys .best citizens. you among them? BUTTER WRAPPERS The Reflex prints the best parchment butter wraprrs. Not only the best, but. the cheapest. jirt BREACHES EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF DAVIS COUNTY VOLUME XI NUMBER 49 KAYSVILLE, LAYTON AND FARMINGTON, UTAH, THURSDAY. AUGUST 17, 1916 DEMOCRATS piVIS COUNTY MEET IN CONVENTION lectively and in party groups until form lished and to prepare plans and speci- West cowboys. His peconJ appearance .pledging the reform" they for Harry L. Strong "Mrs. Harvey the few Republicans present felt like John R. Gailey. for the construction of walks. will be in the concert, when he will eight King, years fications fought successfully lost sinners at a Methodist camp against. Several parties were reported as appear in ring costume an with his Layton S. II. Nalder, Ernest Lay-toEnthusiastic Con- meeting. He ridiculed the Republican George E. Dibble, William. N having been violating the city ordi- sparring partner illustrate how he We declare the fact to be that it Urgest and Most party from prohibition to tariff, from is and Frank Bone, Charles Sill. Al- nance concerning uving water for won ihe championship and the punches Nalder, tention of the Party Ever Held will be to unsafe intrust the sugar to finance, and paid his respects ternates Emma Nalder, Andrew Eg- lawn sprinkling xut of hours and given in his latest fight with Frank in the County in of this the reform to its candidate for governor. It w;as inauguration Mrs. S. IL Nalder. bert, hands those of in through an open hose. On motion the Moran at Madison Square Garden. have who opposed it a red hot speech, it w as a good on waterworks was in- Frank Gotch, the bercules of the E. Thomas speech, comtnittee in met Syracuse the We Riley Briggs, assert that the Repubpast. Paris county Democracy it was a speech as one seldom hears, E. aftAlterBennett. II. structed Barber, George lican leaders at never have wanted, tonotify the offenders to ap- v resiling world, is the man who has Layton yesterday party convention and we was it a 'presume defeated the universe. These two Demo-eratconvincing and do not now want, legis- nates Mrs. George II. Bennett, Lottie pear before City Justice Gailey and ernoon. When Leo Jf Muir, speech from the standpoint of Utah lation in B. world's an all Thomas have the matter conMiller, heading champions, called the Thurgood. dischairman will adjusted. be readily Utah, as county Democracy. Clearfield C. with C. worlds the Councilman E. II. Linford champion that reBlood, 2 Clark, program at cerned he a reported careful reading of the oclock, by tention to order After the speech oy Mr. Thomas, published statement wired from Wash- A. L. Hanks, J. D. Barlow. Alternates the contractors had completed the champion circus, cannot fail to atmarked that it was the largest conHenry H. Blood of Kaysville offered ington by the senior senator from George II. Draper, N. B. Clark, A. D. tank house for the city water system tract both young and old. tention of the party ever held in the resolutions On the morning of the day that the and and had connected the same with the G..A. Freestone, of Stoker, the and Utah Mr. he platform Muir stated that reiterated and revamped by pavis county. show will be in, a grand free street Clinton convention, Alexander water several Fred but minor that which;were Patterson, systeni, the chairmanunanimously partys lesser light afterward; iad been honored with the wh&h and will be given, and even if you Mitchell. E. adopted, had follow: details not been parado their completed. seeming friendliness to the cause ship of the party for the past ten do not to witness the performintend South Weber Councilman Charles A. The Cottrell Democratic Femelius, that no called all the convenreported deeper basis than desire to party of Davis having years, and had should not miss this mighty N. Robert the ance, electric Watts. Woodin you meter the assembled in convention this make use of a popular demand to furlight tions of the party to order during county, street It is said to be the South man had been hall W. E. W, 16th parade. of Hooper Widdison, destroyed by lightday August, 1916, at Layton, ther their political fortunes. that Ume. Never before had there ever G. II. Williams. and new a Fisher, meter that had been greatest announces ning again its firm deterNow, therefore, be it resolved by been such opportunity for the Demo- Utah, nearshow made and has the as Leo seen, After He installed. the also mination to the that selecting continue the fight for the Democratic delegates reported crats of Davis county and Utah as at party of Davis coun- J, Muir, trees along the electric lighting sys- ly all the larger cities and been lauded tendered state wide and county chairman, nation wide success He at we prohibideclare time. predicted that unwaverour this ty again his Mr. Muir set forth tem had been trimmed and that the to the very limit by the press and which it has unsuccessfully carthe polls in November if every Demo- tion, ing fealty to the cause of prohibition, that resignation. his duties such that he had s j stem was in good condition. were patrons alike, there is no reason to on ried for eight years past, until the and we invite all who favor this recrat would get busy. doubt time The camlittle to but to street devote was the committee anything that is promised for instructed reform so much needed and fio long form to vote the Democratic ticket Chairman Muir announci the folthe or anything connected with to and have served weeds he the had the that the of parade streets paign along party delayed shall have been accomplished. as the surest meansof attaining the lowing temporary officers for the conthis the in chairman the ten and of for stupendous raked burned. enterprise. Two permowed, city capacity In reannouncing this party policy, desired end; and be it further vention: Chairman, Francis H, Nalder to be given. The afterformances are and time usual After that another the of it batch allowing years thought Resolved, that we pledge the dele- be of Syracuse; vice chairman, Amasa attention is called to the reasons for is at 2 oclock and noon in disbills council the After performance placed position. adjourned. L. Clark of Farmington; secretary, the failures in past years,.,. We assert gates from Davis county to the state cussion Mr. Muir was tendered the evening performance at 8 o'clock. the of Centerville; that the Republican party of Utah, and congressional conventions to work thanks of the C. Parry Rockwood The doors will open one hour earlier. party for his long and SELLS-FLOTCIRCUS A first assistant secretary, Clifford through its elected leaders, has been and vote for a plank in the party plat- faithful service, but his Adv. SAFETY FIRST CIRCUS resignation Strong of Kaysville; second assistant solely responsible for keeping Utah form that shall declare for state wide was not accepted. in the wet column for the past eight prohibition by immediate legislative secretary, Heber C. Blood of There being no further business, the FORTY AUTO LOADS OF Comlng to Ogen on August 28 years. The recognized leader of that enactment, the law to go into effect convention; field. FARMERS WILL VISIT , o The adjourned. circus, champion scoffed at the efforts of the not later than August 18, 1917; and The temporary officers were called party DAVIS COUNTY TUESDAY shows, of the world, is to be at Ogden Democratic party to rid Utah of the be it further to seats in the front of the hall and CITY COUNCIL on Monday, August 28, thus affording . The foul blot of the saloon, and carried his took their respective places. Resolved, that we pledge the deleresidents of Davis county an oppor- Educational Tour Itinerary of Utah held council first its Kaysville city denunciation of the party and its proconvention was opened with prayer, gates from this convention to support-n- meeting for the month on Friday ev- tunity of seeing what has been adCounty Farmers Includes Davis hibition platform into the campaign one for any state or congressional which was offered by William N. Nal' G. M. be to John Barnes mitted the County amusement Mayor preening. greatest with such effect that he and his fol- position who is not an avowed prohider. Following the invocation Chairand all members the of ever the sided, There organization organized. lowers and campaigners, male and fe- bitionist and who will not man Nalder expressed Tiis thanks at pledge him-fe- council were present. About forty automobile loads of is no'lihow in this country that has effecsucceeded in male, postponing to support and carry into effect having been selected to preside over under the direction of, the won for itself farmers, a for merit refutation Gilbert Nance and Samuel Hansen tive legislation in favor of prohibition. laws that will and such a splendid convention, a conventeffectually prohibit Utah farm bureau, will go on of and care its as county has the the 'committee" from the Kaysville patrons success at ' the polls was 230 delegates, and predicted Personal ion prevent all traffic in liquor in any and band, educational tour of Salt Lake, an o circus. well be It might appeared before the council in more important than antisuccess for the party in no uncertain thought every form in the state of Utah. and Cache counties. Weber called Davis, the first! for behalf of the band and asked for the circus, safety The senior United terms. He predicted, if the present liquor legislation. After the adoption, of the platform use of the city hall in which to hold every provision possible for the safe- The excursionists will gather at Lehi, States senator of our state won and a recess was taken for the policy of the Republican leaders was purpose of band practice. The request was ty of Ha audiences has been taken. leaving there on Tuesday morning, visthe people lost. continued, all the decent Republicans Even the lemonade of the o allowing the delegations to select dele- granted. iting four different farms in Salt Lake We assert that the Republican par- gates to represent? their would be forced into the Democratic and two in Davis county, arcircus preis served county on voting safety first prin4 City Marshal Rochell reported that ty through its leaders was responsible cincts in the state, judiciary and conparty before election day. at is There riving no Ogden that afternoon In chance of the the peace and quiet of the community ciples. which have time the Ogden Packing & to visit transmission of Heber J. Grant of Sajt Lake City for the denying of petitions signed by gressional conventions disease, for the reason of the voters of the state of been called to meet in the city of had been quite satisfactory. was introduced, and made one of his 88,000 that the lemonade is sold in individual Provision companys plant. EnterCouncilman Gailey reported that deBut that is only the begin- tainment will be provided by the OgOgden on Friday of this week. characteristic prohibition ' speeches. Utah, pleading for relief from the and members of the coun- glasses. the trafinfluence the mhyor of legalized basing Mr. Grant argued that j den publicity bureau. acWas were In most cases the delegates ning. prohibition n cil had met with the mayors and The next morning visits will bo s paying proposition both morally and fic in liquor. Although in full con- credited to all the conventions, but Through the invention of William of other cities and towns in executive the trol of and legislative made to the Utah Cereal Food comHe home believed in financially. there were exceptions in some of the Davis county before the county com- Curtis, superintendent of the American Can company, manufacture and home trading to the departments of the state, and there- delegations. Davis county Is allowed circus, no matter how the wind panys plant, missioners and the state road engineer extent that he at all times wore Utah fore able to grant the petitioners the nineteen delegates in the state convenPotters farm, visiting farms at Brigand protested against a special tax may blow, no matter what storms ham made goods. From Urn same stand- relief they asked for, the Republican tion, but it was decided to select n City, Garland, Tremonton, FieldDie limits of cities and there may be, there is no danger in within levy of the leaders the people spurned pleas and ing point he advocated boycotting liquors through the dry farm section --delegates and allow each of the towns for state road and the .circus. The seats cannot fall; in Cache stood with their friends and allies, and purposes, and sending 'follvalley, arriving in Logan on of a vote, money out of the state for delegates the Commissioners had decided they are guyed together with cables lithat the same. He pointed out the great their sponsors and supporters, the of steel instead of being placed by the Wednesday night. owing is the list of delegates as se- against the levying of said tax. The Agricultural college will look benefits which had come to Russia quor interests and saloon element of lected by the convention: old toe-pi-n system. . They can even state. Barnes the he had that Mayor the entertainment for that evenreported after through the prohibitory decree of the be erected on a paved street and hold South Bountiful Samuel C. How- conferred with the Kaysville The next morning will be spent to the call We attention Cemetery safely twice as disgraceczar, both socially, morally, mentally, ard, Joseph Hogan, Sarah C. Howard. many persons as the ing.the association Improvement concerning at events marked the that legislative experimental farms at RichMuch of ful physically and financially. room provides for. The poles of the West Bountiful- - J. L. Fackerell, the sexton of a for the mond 19i5. appointment and With the Republican the address was the same as delivered session of Lewiston, and the return Lucy Stringham, J. A. Taylor, James cemetery, and that the association circus cannot be blown down, for the be made that afternoon. will by the speaker in the Salt Lake tabern- party again in full control prohibition Fackerell. same reason, that their guy ropes are trip deasked the that be Utah county farmers want to learn appointment acle. It was a strong presentation legislation was purposely juggled with, of steel. The tent cannot burn beLeo J. Muir, P. P. Willie, ferred pending a Bountiful offiof the what and the other fellow is doing, and meeting of the prohibition cause it has been fireproofed. .Not a question and was needlessly delayed and hampered, I. F. Fisher, B. Lewis, M. C. Barlow, cers of the association. the trip will be one of education and heartily indorsed by the convention. finally, through the shameful intrigue J. feature has been neglected about the L. D.r Hriggs, Richard F. Taylor, n Waterm aster Christopher B. Lay-toThe Hon. Mathonihah Thomas, the of the Republican leaders with the o circus to make it pleasure. great Stringham, Frank Jardine. Alternates sufficient water in the reported political keynote orator of the occa-aio- liquor men it was made possible for absolutely safe. S. M. Sessions, James Burns, A. M. E. WADDOUPS FOR reservoir to furnish water for the new was in . rare form and proved the governor to carry out the base and According to the promises that have Da Ka E. E. Davis, Smith, Hardy, COUNTY ATTORNEY himself the Billy survey for three or four more runs, been made, theres much that is worth Sunday of Utah unworthy predetermined plan Jed Willie, Mrs. R. Stringham, Mrs. and that conditions in his dull and measure veto to the M. of irrigation E. Waddoups, attorney-at-laDemocracy. What he left undone to seeing this year. Among the excitDa Ka Davis, Mrs. Frank Jarman. Utah Republicans is not in the book, The Republican governor willingly of territoy were satisfactory. the at friends, request ing things is to be the riding of Rosa Bountiful; Centerville B. H. Roberta, C. Parry and he stated after almost two hours broke a solemn pledge in order to A resolution providing for concrete Rosaland, who is the only woman to has announced that he will be a canRockwood, E. 0. Reading, Mrs. M. D. sidewalks was read arid adopted. The master the feat of somersaulting from didate for the Republican nomination diking that he had not commenced. make good his partys contract with D. F. Smith. Rockwood, the financial and friends backers, After resolution provides for walks on both horse to horse. Theres a baby ele- for county attorney. Mr. Waddoups arraigning the Republican party its S. L. John IL suffered has Oviatt, and Utah aa the sides of Farmington Seventh (Main) street from phant and three herds of grownup was born and raised in Davis county. original and ever present ally liquor men; M. A. F. John left Abbott, of Bourne, humiliation ef the liquor interests and chief continued being the intersection of Maple street to the ones, including Snyder, the elephant For several years he has been actively Whjte, the M. J. notwithstandLeanord, wet George Hughes, Hyrunr Intersection of Cherry Btreet, with the who walks like a man and the only engaged in the practice of law. He la states, he predicted prohibition just among the AlterA. were and wanted Stewart, Welling. George as surely as the convention exception of the west side of Seventh elephant carrying its trainer on its a competent lawyer, and if elected delegates ing her good people Nellie Emeline nates Bourne, Abbott, street between - Locust and Pine tusk. There are forty fun making will give the county efficient service. "ould pass out of the door of the praying for prohibitory legislation. Jennie Leanord, Mary Hughes, Adv. streets, which is already provided with clowns and Jumping Jupiter, the chamconvention halL He contended that And now, with this record of per- Mary Leon Stewart, A.' M. Lamb. sidewalk. Also along the north side Hughes, ths only their auto dishonor party horse and pion of the world. staining hurdling argument In favor of the fidy WEEK END EXCURSIONS vets was the demand for their Kaysville John G. M. Barnes, of Locust street from Eighth (Bam Then as special features there are name, with many of the same men rights Mar- berger depot) to the center of the Jess to use W. M. H. Blood, still Via Oregon Short Line. state Phillips, actively dele-fctHenry the Willard, champion heavyweight who betrayed booze, and he warned the Em-- J block W. between and E. Fourth tha the Fifth Barnes, of the King, to look out for their Harvey and world, Frank Gotch, wrest Attractive rates for excursion tickrights when in charge of the party machinery, effron-ter- y D. Strong, Heber C. Gailey, streets (west limit of opera house lieg champion an came along the have of Utah world. e Jess ets his Republicans good from Saturday (or Sunday) demanding rights, in fin property). On motion H. J. Barnes Willard will make his first appearance to Monday on sale every week. Still to come before the Voters and J. B. Jarman. Alternates G. F. fettle, the speaker M. J. Proudfoot, H. J. Barnes, was retained to establish grades where in the arena in his old role of Proceeded to cowboy better ates for tickets good Sundays separate the Republicans claim support because they at last Mrs. Lambert Blamires, grades had not been previously estab- - at the head of the Buffalo Bill Wild O. from their N. in their Layton, plat only. Ask agents for details. epidermis individually, col have inserted a plank ic anti-liqu- or -- street-demonstrat- ion O -- Sells-Flot- , lf Sells-Flot- Sells-Flot- coun-cilme- Sels-Flo- to fifty-seve- one-thi- rd Sells-Flot- n, effec-tual- ly it bene-ficiar- w y, es of-th- Pat-tell- o, LAKE, WEBER- and DAVIS COUNTY DAY - - AUGUST 19, 1916 J INTERMOUNTAIN CHAMPION SWIMMING RACES Silver Ccpa Valued at SATURDAY. $100,00 Will Be Given for These FANCY DIVING CONTEST -- Silver Cup and Other Magnificent Prize3for This Intermcnmtain Contest' BASE BALL GAME Between LAYTON and CLINTON Game - Seasons Best Ball Events JOIN HANDS WITH YOUR FRIENDS FROM SALT LAKE AND WEBER COUNTIES, THEYLL BE THERE! ROUND TRIP RATES from all Points in Salt Lake, Davis and Weber Counties THESE RATES EFFECTIVE ALL DAY FROM SALT LAKE AND OGDEN AND DAVIS COUNTY POINTS r , T1 v - |