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Show Subscribe for The Reflex Subscribe forThe Reflex REACHES EVERY NOOK AND CORNElf OF DAMS COUNTY NUMBER 35. KAYSVILLE, LAYTON AND FARMINGTON, UTAH, THURSDAY, MARCH 8. 1917 VOLUME XII funeral services held for For week ending January 25, Salt ANOTHER Ogden Irrigation officials favor dam to store water of Ogden river. Lake shows largest increase in bank Every road district in Salt Lake clearings of any large city in U.'S., 90 per cent over previous year. soon. county will be Garland sugar factory closes seaSalt Lake school board has. saved sons run and starts preparations for $6430 in a year by better methods. crop, which promises to be coming Provo $15,000 mining company orrecord breaker owing to increased ganized to develop Red Top mines. Provo Utah Railway buys nearly acreage. Murray 85,000 of - improvements 75 acres here for terminal site and to be made here by Mountain States I 4' shops. and Telegraph CA,' bclud-l- i Midvale Utah Iron & Steel Co. Telephone new their $12,000 building n work day and night on steel rail order ing nearing completion. for Japan. FEEDING IMPORTANT IN PIG GOOD APPOINTMENT ISABELLA' II. PENMAN, BOUNTIFUL PIONEER, DEAD RAISING SAMUEL SMEDLEY Isabella II Penman died ,at her Funeral aervicea were held Sunday honfie in Bountiful yesterday. She Expert dices Feeding Instructions afternoonS in the Bountiful Second in Scotland, July 1,3, 1838. born was That Mill Increase Your wa.-- . married in her native country ward meeting house for Samuel Smed-leShe Profits to John Penman and in 1863 with her Bishop-Jed- . Stringham presiding. Correct feeding is a .big factor in husband and two children came to The ward choir sang appropriate sethe economic production of pork. Utah. They located in Bountiful, lections and there were special numThis feeding should begin with the which has been her home ever since. mother for the best results, accordbers besides. The floral offerings Her husband and eight children have ing to Professor J. C. llogenson, of were profuse and beautiful, showing her in death and three sons the Utah Agricultural Col leg- e- Be- preceded the high esteem in which Mr. Smedley one daughter survive. Their and fore the young pigs are bom the was held in the community. The names are Richard, John and Robert, should be given a heavy nutrisow and Mary. Funeral services will be speakers were E. C. Robinson, John tious ration, in order that the young Goodfellow, Elder Steams Hatch, of held Friday afternoon', March 9th, at Utah Light & Power Co. building WOSlAN pigs will get a good start in life, 1.30 oclock inthe Bountiful Second the stake presidency) Elder Horn of transmission line from FARMINGTON PIONEER says Professor llogenson. Continuing, ward CALLED BY DEATH Salt Lake City, Charles R. Mabey and Grace, Idaho, to Salt Lake. meetinghouse. he says, A ration for the sow in this Bishop Stringham, all of whom bore Air pipe conections have been made Mrs. Alma Jeanette Abbott, wife of condition should consist of a slop record of the sterling character and THOMAS BRIGGS DIES AT HOME between Cardiff and Howell mines on Thomas M. Abbott, a pioneer and one made up of grain mixture of one part the noble traits of departed. Amos south fork of Big Cottonwood. . ' IN BOUNTIFUL most highly esteemed women of this corn, one part shorts ami one part Cook offered the opening prayer and toHENRY II. BLOOD Thomas Briggs, an old resident of bran and milk, using one pound of the Ogden Utah Construction Co. has community, died at her home here the closing prayer was by James G. inchronic disease and of day died at his home there Tuesfor contract million Brights dollar finishing Wood of Syracuse. Interment was in Governor Bamberger has honored grain mixture to every three or four Bountiful, firmities 7 incidentrold taken and over San Eastern low age." has day morning ofThfirmities incident to of milk. After the by Diego the Bountiful cemetery, where the himself, the Democratic party and the pounds . P. Co. Abbott born Mrs. she should was be fed about the old age. He is survived by his wife September 7, people of Utah, in the appointment of farrowed grave was dedicated by Joseph Hogan. Mich. to She in came in same ration order that her milk und a large family. Funeral services Bertrand, Union Pacific system has adopted 1843, Samuel Smedley, a pioneer resident Henry IL Blood, of Kaysville, as in be her Utah with 1848, will parents, trustee of the State up und the young will be held Friday afternoon, March of Bountiful, died at the home of his plans for increasing efficiency of its Agricultural col- supplybe well fed.keptFor S. Clark and Thomas Smith. the first two or 9th, at 1:30 oclock in the Bountiful Polly pigs son James February 28th, after a telegraph system from Ogden to lege. and 'Bountiful in settled the first They young pigs are fed First ward meetinghouse. brief illness. - He was born in Ehg-lan- Portland, Oregon. Mr. Blood is in ever manner quali- three weeks in came the of to their spring mother, but at fied to serve in the capacity of trustee entirely through January 26, 1842. At the age Governor Bamberger working on 1849. Mr.Farmington LAYTON NOTES and Mrs. Abbott were marend time show a dethe of this adthey and Church 21 cut he the Jesus revenues of to increase of of this institution and the great joined plan in Bince ried and ever had to a from sire eat FranclitBone is getting material on trough. Atrough Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, being ministration expense of various . de- lived inApril, 1859, School, already one of the best agrihome where Mrs. Abbott the low enough for the little ones should the ground for the modem business October be the. late 19, 1863, by cultural colleges in the land, will baptized partments about $250,000. died today. Mrs. Abbott was the now be built and placed inside of an block which he will erect on the propUtah-Idah- o P. P. Platt Jr. In the spring of 1864 made better by his appointment. City Sugar Brigham and child last of her oldest which is so constructed as erty he recently purchased from the enclosure surviving Davis county now has two of its he, in company with wife and small to. to make some figure for frozen husis survived her She to by keep the old sow out, but allow, the Studebaker company, The Pew buildhonored citizens bn state boards B. child, came to Utah in the company of bees in ground, though not obligated parents. and 85 the one to go in ftml out. Care at ing will be ereejed just north and adlittle following Hr Roberts and years old, Captain Rollins, arriving in Salt. Lake to do so by their contracts with band, Henry HTflood. If this time should LoMrs. Wilcox children: of be exercised in order joining the La Tonia hall, will be two Abigal the other counties of the state have City, September 22 of the same year. farmers. FarmAbbott of Anneatte that the gan, Polly young pigs may get started stories high and have-fulbasement. He walked the entire distance across Midvale Big. steel, plant spending ington, L. E. Abbott of Salt Lake CitJ, furnished men of like caliber, as state right on their new feed and gradu- - Mr. Bone has also purchased a tract the plams, driving an ox team After board members, there will be little 5300(000 building largest gas burning, Jed Abbott of Ogden, Mrs. Jessie weaned away from their mother.l of land from Mrs. Sandall fronting on a few days rest n Salt LakeCity, he complaint when they arfe called on to oily mountain Oviatt of hearth furnace in Mrs.' Adelia Farmington, Many young pigs are stopped in Gentile street and on the Btreet lead-the- ir started for Tooele with a Mr. Camp count aside their robes of office. PayroUs wm be $360,000 prow of Ogden and George Abbott 0 1 lay growth at weaning time, this I ing to the Layton cannery on which he to do farm work but m camping out wm use 40i00o tons of Utah El wood. Ther are also 25 grandchilI arl causing ouite s loss. proposes to erect a dwelling. The the night their .mules strayed coaj annually. 80Q,000 Utah brick will dren and several BOUNTIFUL FTRST WARD CONbusiness will be occupied by .Bone The of secret successful m which left a them feeding helpless be ,aid this 8ummer in constniction o away, DUCTS BIG REUNION Funeral services were held in the is to obtain the most growth in the Sons as a general merchandise store. His wife and child were condition. warehouse8 shop3, boiler roomg and Farmington meeting house Sunday afA reunion of the Bountiful Hr? . shortest time. It seems that the pig left alone m the wagon while Mr. urnaces ward was held in the ward chapel last sUrU but with a 1:30 March oclock. at ternoon, 4th, certain impetu8 t0 search' in the fruitless Smedley helped B& In?ian miU Wl11 Perate on ore Thursday. The retired bishopric and use food economically in large quan. I for the mules. The mother and child the aged of the ward were special tities for W une growth and every check KAYSVILLE SCOUTS BEAT WARD becoming afraid of holwing wolves she j guests. At 11 a. m. the exercise we put to that impetus reduces the Salt Lake at last gets $25,000 made her way to the nearest cabin QUINT commenced. Bishop Richard String-haeconomy of feeding. By keeping three miles away where she was ne8'e library. delivered an address of welcome conditions Scouts defeated The Kaysville Boy at their best- - and thus re later found by her husbandTTheywere Salt Lake Cudahy packing plant now on and behalf of the of the one in of team the people ward Seventeenth moving any friction, the force to men school picked up by some Califorhia emi- working 100 men. inthe fastest basketball games of the ward presented the retired bishopric, grow, behind the pig is very much Dragon to.be Refining plant and back to' th. city. grant brought NOTES season by the score of 17 to 16 in Salt W. W. Barlow, Joseph Kynaston and I On arriving near Main Btreet, the late stalled in Quinta oil field. j WantedFur good looking girls to . , The Mountain-EstatTelephone C01 Lake City last night The game was Charley J. IIowArd, ea'ch with a token Jtjfin Daniel Wood drove his team up to played in the old barn. This was the of respect and esteem, which the memthem and asked him if he had any employs 1000 peoplq in Utah. second mill has Hurricane meeting of these two quints bers of the ward held toward them for , should be a slop made up opened flouring work. They were then invited to ,of one I Swan, Newman Reeves and Vernon the and school bonds. voted Kaysville boys have won both their faithful labors. $25,000 come to Bountiful, where they have and of class and first five Mansell, shorts In the basement of the hall a ban- pound Ogden reconstruction of recently of the contests. They have played the --resided 'ever since. Mr. Smedley besix pounds, of skim milk. If this j to season so far without a defeat quet was served; 750 people, old and is members of the dramatic The to in came one of Bountifuls most pro- burned bedding factory planned. such the given quan-- l young young, partook of the feast. New science building and was featured .floor fast The clas 80,i luncheon yesterday by Murray and citizens. game well8cicnce tities will as clean gressive respected they up The entertainment, consisting of J at noon. A In 1888, he in company with Elder auditorium dedicated at high school. work on the part of both aggrega when are dainty lunch was sold very or about tw'o three they Wellsville Work starts with milder tions. Barton and Barnes for the win- vocal and instrumental music, recitat Thomas Briggs, and the late Richard weeks of age, at weaning time, which for 10 cents, although it was not as was much enjoyed. George Duerden returned to England in search weather on large farmers creamery. ners were the best men on the floor. tions, etc., is at the age of from six weeks to! well patronized as it should have been. of the old folks central comMargetta, of Lake Utah Salt Cop- Each caged three goals from the field Earnings of geneaology and since that time he ten weeks, the pigs will be accustomed II. J. Sheffield & Sons presenteKhe Salt Lake City, was present has done much temple work, both in per Co. past year more than double apd Barton threw one out of two from mittee of to eating and will get enough food school with a complete set of and added materially to the entertainthe foul line. Cowley did not get year of 1915. the Logan and Salt Lake temples. front the trough tcf keep them growing high Britannica on last Mon- -' closed a with The'eoncert ment... diEncyclopoedia grand of Lake Salt basket from the field, but was high Ogden employees The children are Henry Smedley, same rate as before about at the ' receive first bonus man for the losers with ten points ball in jthe evening. It was a time! day morning. This most generous gift Syracuse, deceased; James Smedley, vision of S. P. weaning. be to is a. great addition to our inadequate remembered, ,ong check from the foul line- He had sixteen totaling $25,458.93. Dr. E. W. Smedley, Mrs. E. A. Care should be taken to give the library. , & Oe. Lehi Power Utah tries. North scored two from the Mrs. F..M. Ballwinkel, F. B. Light little pigs plent of exercise, or un-- j MARRIAGE LICENSE with water of citizens thaws which were all the field and Snow one, pipes Smedley, Angus Smedley and Samuel The last number bf the Lyceum March 6th Nicholas J. Spidel and der the' forced system of feeding field goals the ward .was able to put electricity, an act much appreciated. Smedley Jr., all of Bountiful. will be given Friday' afternoon course wil1 Thumps and die, Margaret Veronica McNamara, bothl many P8 Salt Lake Oregon Short Line will through the hoop. 3 o'clock in The high school audiI n ca8e is disease appears, shut off at $75,000 improving local yards the visitors were of Salt Lake City. the After spend game the feed for about twelve hours and torium. This entertainment will be a DOINGS IN UTAH and enlarging roundhouse. banqueted at the ward amusement hall stringed quartet under the direction STORAGE EGGS ARE DROPPING! exercise the pigs.' Salt Lake Big dress goods manu- and later guests at a theater party. Unjust taxation of industries is the of Ramonia Hyde. Margaret The of skim milk shorts and IN PRICE slop one act above all others that will facturing firm of Clinton, Iowa, may Lineup and summary: will be the vocalist on the ocshould continued be . until the pigs Storage eggs have practically been frighten capital away from invest-anen- move to this city and employ 200. 17TH WARD SCOUTS (16) 25 cents. casion. Admission cleared from the market, according to are about three months old when in a state an it is to be hoped Telephones are to be used by the local whole- the proportions of shorts to milk announcements made There will be an honor dance given that the legislature will do nothing at Western Union in sending messages should be cut to about one' pound for Coach L. D. sale dealers yesterday. this time to place Utah in this po- from Ogden to Salt Lake hereafter. Briggs and the basket Supplies of fresh eggs are being shorts to three to four pounds milk. ball team, in the gymnasium, tomorsition. Plans worked out to lower level of shipped into the city from Sanpete j It is at this time that other grains, row evening. The members of the Nafton, Box Elder county, is a new Salt Lake three feet and irrigate county, where the warm weather is such as corn, barley, etc., can be in- team are: Jay Simpson, Oliver Mcacrefe dry land in Bouth end of postoffice. troduced. conducive to production. Salt Lake county. Donald, Mac Swan, Frank Robinson, Springville Capital assured for No imported eggs have reached Salt Experiments show that skim milk Newman Reeves, Walter Stringham, And now the Colorado Public Util sugar factory. Lake markets, nor is it expected that is one of the greatest factors that Spencer Adams, Lewis Whitesides, ity commission is asked to limit the coal 1 we have in the rapid growth of pigs, j Vern6n Man8ell,,'i Sherman Robinson company Helper organized length of time women"can talk on it any will be here this spring. with: $100,006 capitals , rural telephones. Since last Saturday eggs have If skim mijk is not available for any and 0rgon Clark. The season is now Corinne farmers reclaiming alkali fallen in price from $1 to $3 a case,! except the pigs that are being weaned, completed and the boys need a great Many of the 5500 box cars being lands to grow stgar beets. wholesale. Cases that sold for $11.50 then good alfalfa pasture should be deaj 0f built in S. P. shops at Sacramento praise for their untiring work, In case the pasture is not now from supplied. thre are com division selling ago Lake for to days will be sent Salt everybody turn out to this event OgenWireless telegraph suf- - available, then a big armful of green and show our to and are to $9.50 $8.50 expected will here use in intermountain region. pany engage plant. appreciation for the fer an additional decline in the next . alfalfa should be thrown into the pen . boys. Admission, 50 cents. Whites few dayswhen the retail costwill be for. each pig to work oyer, or the pigs enjarged orchestra. Rates on the Bam Bhould- be given some sugar beets to I around 30 cents a dozen. larger. eat. . At last it appears that the high The grain mixture to feed the pigs NOTICE FOR BIDS Referee Ean Taylor. from three months of age and on de- school is adapting itself to the needs Bids will be received bv John G. M pends very much Umpires Felt and Haymond. upon the price of of our county. Withb the last week Barnes, .secretary of the Kaysville the different grabs. Crushed wheat, meetings have been held by the Ex"OFF-T- II Irrigation company, at his office b corn an SERVICE barley chop are about equal tension department at' Centerville, Kaysville, Utah, up to and bcludbg Effective March 1st, the Union Pa- Saturday, March 10, 1917, for tbf ser - l in feedbg value. Pigs, like every Bountiful, Woods Cross and Layton. vice of Water Master for theyear thing else, like a cific System lines instituted variety in their feed The topics treated at these metings meal service on grains 4, 6, 19, 1 TrfE UNIVERSAL CAR bill. The 17 and! 8, between Portland-Poc- a If grab theCheapestjtijn right to reject any and all bids. I interested and much out seem to farmers be most M. tello and G. make a available JOHN a grab BARNES, Sepy. Omaha, following feed, 'plan The reliability and practical usefulness of 1917. Utah, active Kaysville, took been as a has and mixture about of consideration under five that very they part b tie February, parts of wheat Ford cars is test proved by the great num- -' The de- 40 tw0 parta '3arleYv or corn. If corn I discussion on all subjects. some time, and which for perfection ter in daily use. Ford owners drive their NOTICE OF BIDS I car of high some or will on a g instituted other unload was time the barjey ego cheapest and most partraentcars all the year around. - Ford service foi I Wed Woods sviailable Cross Pacific" Union "trains and sows make at 7' feed, a grab mixture System Layton Bids will be received by John G. M. 1 Ford owhers is.as prompt, reliable and uniI dia- Ir-jbe to service is designed for the or four This either corn or barley and two Monday, parts Saturday Barnes, secretary of the Kaysville versal as the car. No matter where you his office at i and who and of of benefit either tributed the wheat. .. or. farmer? rigation eortpany, shorts biparts boys. patrons among -may go there yotr will- find th ord - A gen t . Kaysville, Utah, up to ana Tneiudingj uFeed each pig all that it will eat These pigs will cost between $30 and. causes are from various a in not pofully equipped to give immediate service. sition to, or do not care to avail them- tract of land owned cither of the above grain mixtures I $35. They will weigh from 175 to 250 Better buy your Ford today. Touring Car made of selves car 'service ville Irrigation company, Iybg immed-- 1 regular dining up in a slop of one pound grab pounds apd are bred to a pure-bre- d Detroit $360, Runabout $345, all who travel in tourist cars, ant lately west of the companys reservoir j mixture to three or four pounds of sire and due to farrow b March or and We solicit your order. in Simmons hollow, said tract con- - J milk, or, if milk is not available, to I chair cars. Apil. These hogs are very high ' I CO AGENTS The for furnish AUTO the water. LAYTON plan provides Pade and the introduction of them LUCIUS LAUDIE, Manager of tea hot will ant Under this treatment, if a good sandwiches, cakes, ing improve very materially our and coffee reasonable bdividu&l 83 at to is had Phone milk, start with, at the present Btandard. Persons desiring prices, "off the trays" which are pas set end of six months the pig ought to these sows must see either M. C. Bar-through tourist sleepers, chair cars weigh from 200 to 250 pounds, or even low, L. D. Briggs or Superintendent and coaches during meal hours. h. C. Burton, immediately. Kaysville, UUh February' 22, l5l7. letter. road-dragg- y, 135-mi- ed le -- -- - d, . l i 3. ft , great-grandchildre- n. Car-abo- ut m J ' ZTI - e -- Hal-broo- k, - Sum-merha- ts 80,-00- 1 I I - 1 I MnpSU'v.M.Thh.- - "'"f Off-the-Tr- ay irrehT;r1i8Tf pf J J . - con-venien- ce cJ t aU of ys |