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Show V the weekly reflex Print the new of Davis County. Its subscription list contains the name 0f Davis Countys best citizens, Are you among them? Item 1 . BUTTER WRAPPERS The Reflex prints the best parchment butter wrappers. Not only the best, but the cheapest. REACHES EVERY KOOK AND CORNER OF DAVIS COUNTY VOLUME XI 1 KAYSVILLE, LAYTON AND FARMINGTON, UTAH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1916 announcement and anee, to be determined later, will be given to those who have to provide their own means of conveyance. Laboratory fees A $2 fee will be exacted of all students who register for elementary physics, and a 50 cent fee will be exacted of all saudents who register for botany, zoology or typewriting. These fees are intended to cover all breakages in apparatus and repairs upon machinery. Course of Study Junior high school, seventh grade: CIRCULAR OF DAVIS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS of Education Henry H. Blood, president; John R. Rampton, vice president; William N. Nalder, treasurer; Edward H. Mitchell and Oliver II. Bybee, members; Thomas E. William, clerk; Hubert C. Burton, superintendent of schools; Leo J. Muir, principal of high school. . School calendar for year: Friday and Saturday, September Enlish 22 and 23 Registration. Arithmetic Monday, September 25 Instruction Geography Nature study begins. course listory and civics Monday, October Board ter Thursday, November 30 ' Thanks- giving. Friday, December 22, to Tuesday, January 2, 1917 Christmas vacation. Tuesday, January 2, 1917 work resumes. Friday, January 26 The Republican county convention or Davis county, Utah, is hereby called and will be held or the 20th day of September,' 1916, at Die county court bouse in Farmington City, Utah, at the hour of 11 oclock a. m., for the purpose of nominating the following county officers: One representative to the next session of unit the legislature of Utah, a county clerk, ...,..1 attorney, treasurer, assessor, recorder, sheriff, surveyor, a commissioner (four-yea- r term) and a commissioner (two-yeterm). And for the purpose of selecting a 1 unjt unjt 14 unjt unit Woodwork (boys) unit Sewing (girls) unit Music 14 unit and 4 unit Drawing penmanship. Oral English 14 unit lygiene unit Junior high school, eighth grade: nglish unit Arithmetic unit 1 History and geography. unit Vi lygiene v i. -- begins. CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES AND FOR THE COUNTY CONVENTION School First half year ends. February 5 to February 9 Institute week, for farmers and housekeepers conventions. Woodwork Sewing Music ar Republican county committee, consisting of one member from each precinct in Davis county. Primaries for the purpose of electing delegates to said county' convention are hereby called to be held ift the various voting precincts of said county for Saturday, September 16, 1916, at 8 o!clark. At said county primaries tSeelectors of the various arecincts will also elect a precinct chairman, a secretary and a district committee of three in each precinct, a. precinct justice of the peace and a constable for the ensuing two years. Skid county convention will consist of sixty-fiv- e delegates, apportioned to the various voting precincts on the asis of one delegate for each twenty-fiv- ti votes or major fraction thereof cast for E. 0. Leatherwood, Republican candidate for congress in the 1 election of 1914. The precincts, with the number of delegates allotted to each under said apportionment, are as follows: 6 South - Bountiful ...... 3 West Bountiful 10 East Bountiful u. Vi Thursday, February 22 Washingtons birthday. Friday, March 30 Winter course Drawing and penmanship 1 ends. Oral English 13 Campus day. Friday) April Junior high school, ninth grade; Friday evening, June 1 Com- English A 1 unit mencement exercises. : 1 Algebra A unit Faculty of Senior High school, High school arithmetic'. 1i unit Kaysville Leo J. Muir, A. B., princi- History A il. 1 unit pal, social sciences; Myron C. Barlow, Agriculture . .. B. S., science; Daisie D. Harrison, General science A. Bn English; Ezra J. Liljenquist, Oral Expression A. B, mathematics; H. Horald RobEthics of citizenship.. inson, commercial subjects; ( Albert Domestic art A R. Spillman, Pd. M., mechanic arts; Domestic science A Loren D. Briggs, A. B., physical edu- Chorus or orchestra cation, agriculture and animal hus- Mechanical Arts A .. bandry; Frank B. Muir, A. B., hisSenior high school, sophomore year: 1 . unit tory; Gladys Smith, A. B., physical English B education and oral expression; Hor-ten- Plane Geometry 1 unit White, B. S., household arts; History B 1 unit ' Emily Sitzer, music. Vi unit Oral Expression B Vi unit Faculty of Junior High school, Agriculture Bountiful Junius A. Taylor, A. B., Animal husbandry Vi unit principal; Jessamine A. Shepherd, A. Botany Vi unit B Ruby Langford, A. B.; Elmer Zoology Vi unit Nbal; Prof. Cartoon, B. S. One other Hygiene and physical educa teacher not yet assigned. ..... Vi unit tion Vi unit Faculty of Junior High school, Mechanic arts B Syracuse S. M. Sessions, A. B., prin- Domestic art B Vi unit Vi unit cipal; Elizabeth Hayward, A. B. One Domestic science B other teacher not yet assigned. Vi unit Commercial arithmetic Vi uhit Faculty of Junior High school, Bookkeeping A Vi unit Farmington G. Quince Knowlton, Chorus or orchestra principal; Mrs. Bertha Williams. One Senior high school, junior year: . other teachet not yet assigned. Faculty of Junior High school, Layton Elijah G. King, principal; Harold Madsen, A. B.; Mrs. Bertha 7 Centerville Farmington se Kaysville Layton South Weber Clinton Clearfield Syracuse w..... South Hooper W. W. Evans, Secy. sci-enc- ) e, ' cr cen-venie- at ; 4 unit Art needleworks . Vi Shorthand B , 4 Vi Vi unit unit unit unit Vi unit . . Typewriting B z Home management and sanitation g IT SATURDAY! excursions via Oregon Short Special ine every Saturday, back Monday, ;0 Ogden, Salt Lake and many other joints. Big, roomy cars. Good road-eSee O. S. L. agents for details. to9-1- 4 Adv. DO -- d. Ye The Big Layton Establishment Now Ready for Business - Is The new Laudie garage, the big automobile establishment of the Lay-to- n Auto company, was opened to the public on Tuesday evening, September 5. The opening was in the nature of a social event, and was largely attended by the people of north Davis county and Ogden." More than' 600 people enjoyed the refreshments and dancing while guests of the company. Manager Lucius Laudie made a brief address to his assembled guests and made them welcome to the establishment and bade them enjoy themselves to the utmost. An Ogden orchestra furnished dance music, and most of those present tripped the light Flash lamp Miss Ida Robins, Water FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Ezra C. Robinson, county attorney, yielding to the importunities of num erous' friends throughout Davis coun ty, announces that he is a candidate for another term, and in the event 0: election will carefully, efficiently and economically perform the duties 0: the office. Adv. CANDIDATE - ARE YOU LOOKING OLD? Old age comes quick enough with at out inviting it Some look-olbecause is neglect they forty. That the liver and bowels. Keep your bowels regular and your liver healthy and yoa mill not only feel younger but look younger. When troubled with, Cham-constipation or hEiousrtsxtakft.intended are Tablets. They berlains are especially for these ailmentsandandmost excellent Easy to take agreeable in effect Obtainable every d" bag - Newman -2- Kaysville. Four spark plugs Reeves, Miss Cora Lay-- ton, Layton. plugs Mrs. Wallace Layton. Gailey, Small vise George Hill, Layton. Set spark S IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. Ishiyama, Plaintiff, v. Miyano Fusanosuke Ishiyama, Defendant, DA-VI- Summons: The state of Utah to said defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after service of this summons upon you, if served within the county in which this action is brought; otherwise, within thirty fantastic. days after service, and defend the the the evening following above During entitled action; and in case of prizes were awarded; your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to Knight Woolen mills auto robe the demand of the complaint, which Miss Hazel Flinders, West Point. has Miss auto tiro Elva courtbeen filed with the clerk of said Goodyear Jaques, Layton. SAMUEL C. POWELL, Stewart odometer Mias Vera Day, Plalntiffi Attorney. Layton. Postoffice address, suite 605 David Luther vise Mr. Morgan, Eccles building, Ogden, Utah. ANNOUNCING OUR Openin ...........i... .......... .6 5 Chairman. writing. Fred Abbott stated to the board that the Salt Lake & Ogden Railway company was desirous of placing signs at the wagon road crossings for the safety of the public, and asked that crossings where such signs should be placed be designated. He was informed that they desired that safety signs be placed at all crossings in the county. Mr. Abbott also asked that the commissioners change the wsgon road near St. Joseph for the purpose of making the road more safe. This was taken under advisement ' David Fisher of Clearfield made an application for a license to run a pool hall, a barber shop and a confection ery store. Taken under advisement until next meeting. The usual list of claims was approved and ordered paid. CITY COUNCIL The Kaysville city council held its first of the month session at the city to the illness hall last night.-Owi- ng of Mayor John G. M. Barnes, Mayor WITH taast mam MOiSTtsfe The same price the world over," ;; A BIG FEATURE Better come early. Conditions are different this season. w Our stocks were never more complete and attractive. But we expect to have difficulty filling in later. We advise early buying for your benefit, not for ours alone. . -- . Our lines are the thoroughbreds of the nation. a. big S and .Quality with a big Q. They Include Style with - . We do not carry a handful of any one, but a big assortment of each. You can pay a medium price and get the newest patterns and the very latest models. We bought Stylcplus Gothes $17 liberally. We have anticipated a big call for them. Their price remains the same. Their guarantee remains the same. Enough said. Glad to have you come, even if you dont want to buy now. - pro tem J. R. Galley presided. AD the members of the council were pres- ent City Marshal Rochell reported having arrested a party of youths on a charge of intoxication,, who , vere taken Before the city justice. The lads were given a suspended sentence on promise of good behavior. The city marshal was instructed to where. Adv. continue enforcing the ordinance con . eeming stock running at large. 8L E. WADDOUPS FOR The committee on waterworks reATTORNEY COUNTY of ported that the new tank house ha: M. E. Waddoups, attorney-at-labeen completed and recommended Bountiful, at the request of friends, bill of the Wheelwright Con canthe a that has announced that he will be struction company be paid. The bill nomination didate for the Republican was $2703.31, and an extra allowed as for county attorney. Mr. Waddoups cement used amounting to for was born and raised in Davis county. charge referred to the committee was For several years he has been actively $81.25 consideration. further is for He engaged in the practice of law. the usual monthly After allowing elected a competent lawyer, and if council bills adjourned. the county efficient service. will VATSON-TANNER-CLOTHIN- G; COMPANY - SEE US FIRST w give , Lay-to- n. have the exclusive sale here of natonally k'nown Stylcplus Clothe. $17 You know the price has not raised COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEPTEMBER 5 MEETING Full board and County Clerk W. W. Evans in attendance. Mr. Gregory, representing the industrial corporation of Salt Lake City, was present and stated what had been done in regard to the Intermoun tain Packing company the Cudahy Packing company, and he asked that a franchise be given his company for a pipeline. He was told to submit his request for a pipeline franchise in . Bookkeeping C Leslie Tsylor, aged 19 years, resid-nat 2769 Grant avenue, was taken o the Dee hospital at 1:35 oclock Tuesday morning, with both legs crushed. The accident, as near as could be learned, occurred aa the last Salt Lake & Ogden train was leaving Caysville for Ogden. Tsylor, it is stated, was going from one car to another when he fell beneath the wheels. At the hospital the injured man was attended by Dt. E. R. Dumke, who :ound upon examination the left leg was broken between the knee and ankle, while the right leg was crushed below the knee. It was stated that it was possible to save one of the legs, ut it is feared that amputation of the other leg may be necessary. At 2:30 oclock Tuesday morning Taylor was still on the operating table. Ogden Examiner. 1 Senior high school, senior year: 1 unit English D ti unit Solid geometry Vi unit Trigonometry . Vi uni Debating Economics Set Gordon seat covers Clarence OPENING OF TnE LAUDIE GARAGE Kirkkam, Layton. Tire covers Miss Ida Robirts, Lay-to- n. INJURED BY LAGOON TRAIN Total ............. JOHN W. THORNLEY, . Williams. Progress The coming year will mark another step in the advancement of high school organization in Davis county. Two new junior high schools are being created. These are at Farmington and Layton, where they will be conducted in connection withnhe grade schools. This plan of high school organization is being fol lowed throughout the state with gratifying results. The junior high school embraces the seventh, eighth and ninth grades and is organized as a unit, so that the work of these grades is more closely related and unified than in thb old system. New Subjects In accordance with the spirit of the times in education, the course of study in the high schools is being shaped to meet the specific needs of Davis county For the com mg school year the following sub jects have been added: General botany, zoology, cement construction, home management and sanitation, art needlework, hygiene for girls, hygiene for boys and high school snthmetic. Entrance fees and transportation Uowances A registration fee of $10 i required of every student who en-the high schools of Davis county, except those who enter the seventh end eighth' grades of the junior high schools. In addition to this fee, stu dents who enter the senior high school tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades be required to pay a $2 student sctivity fee. Thus the entrance fee settlor-hig-h 's'chool,J8tu3ehs will U2. These fees must he paic when the student enters school, anc n student will be enrolled in any entrance fee is not paid. Th fund accumulated from the $10 gistration fee is used to pay the .transportation ests involved in the centralization of high school work. distance in transportation , Pven students who live within three 3es of the high school they attend, tudents who live beyond the three-lim- it are assisted in their transportation. The actual car fare is paid cases of those who have car service, and an allow- - 5 9 9 ............ ............. 1 0 8 8 ......MW. .............. ........ 8 . 3 ...m 1 .... LESLIE TAYLOR IF SERIOUSLY NUMBER 52 374 TWENTY-FOURT- H STREET !! |
