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Show TITS WIimLY HTFLEX. KAYSVILLE. CTAIl THE PROPER SIZE OF THE IRRI-GATIO- N STREAM Intelligent irrigators realize that economy in the application of irrigation water to light soils is dependent very largely on the size of the stream which is used and upon the area of land to which it is applied at one time. There is tremendous need fqr improvement of our Utah practice in the adjustment of the size of irrigation streams to the poracity of the soil which is irrigated. Recent observations in the southern part of the state brings this phase of irrigation work very forcibly to mind. Experimental results recently pub lished in Bulletin Nd. 3 of the Cali- al "side-unexpected- I o, fornia State Engineering department indicate very strikingly the effect of the size of stream on the quantity of of water which was required to cover typical light, porua soils in California. These experiments indicate that I when the size of stream applied to a one-actract was equivalent to little less than 5 cubic feet per second or ' about 2250 gallons per minute of water was renearly 8 acre-fequired to cover the one acre. When the effective size of irrigation stream was increased about four times, or in , other words when the same stream was applied to a piece of land of only the area, very much less of the proportionate than water was required, the of quantity entire tract of land being covered by acre-fean average of seven-tentill can to acre. afford Irrigators per o this very important phase ignore irrigation practice. They should attempt to study their various soils with care in order that they may ob tain a proper balance between the size of stream used and the width and particularly the length of land to which It is applied. The efficiency of applying a given stream to large or small tracts may easily be judged by the quantity of water which is required to cover the land in one irriga-tioIn case much oVer V or 8 inches depth is required at one time it is quite safe to conclude that some of the water is being lost by deep percolation and that such practice is not economical. Professor 0. W. Israel-soUtah Agricultural College. re et r ? one-four- th one-four- th et hs . AMBULANCE UNIT No. 27 MOBIKAYSVILLE CITY COUNCIL ; LIZED FOR SERVICE The Kaysville' city council held its One more of Utah's warrior organ- regular first of the month meeting on izations has been called into active Monday evening. Mayor Barnes preservice. Orders were received Tues- sided and all members of the board day by Captain H. B. Sprague of the were present. ambulance unit No. 27 to report for Phfllips was inCity Marshal mobohzation at Fort Douglas at 7 structed to see to it that boys who a. jn. Wednesday, Word - came from have become in the habit of remaining on the streets of the city untiL late headquarters in Washington. About a week ago, the ambulance I hour discontinue the practice. Ha was unit was ordered mustered into fed-- 1 also instructed to prohibit the prac-erservice. Since the order came tice of bicycle riding on the it has taken about five walks. days to locate all the meq and get The chairman of the electric light them ready for service. A few days I committee reported considerable dam-aghowever, Captain Sprague wired I age to the lighting system in a small headquarters that Utahs ambulance! way, the loss including a burnt-ou- t unit was ready for duty and the transformer at the corner of Main and Pine streets. sponse yesterday resulted. Just where the ambulance boys will A communication was received camp at the fprt is not known. It is from the state insurance commission, likely that they will be temporarily calling attention to the fact that the THE FOURTH PAYMENT The fourth payment of 30 per cent on Liberty Loan bonds purchased on installments is due on August 15th. The payments must be made on or before that date according to the statement of toms and condition of the sale of .Liberty Loan bonds issued by Secretary McAdoo of the Treasury at the time subriptions.to tluT bonds were invited. Whether the bonds were purchased from the Treasury or from the Federal Reserve banks or through other banks or agencies it is important that these and succeeding installments be paid promptly. . quartered . iR tiia barracks , ef this city was ?equirei tq, protect Ihlir in Twentiethlnfaritry7 ployees from injury by accident by While at the post, the 102 men will paying a percentage on the amount take physical examinations and re- paid for labor. The matter was receive clothing and equipment. The ferred to the committee oh judiciary unit is limited to 100 men, and as a and the city recorder for action. result two men must be eliminated! On motion of the chairman of the in the final exams." committee of the streets and high- J It is not known how long-th- e boys ways it was decided to place a drink-- a will remain at Fort Douglas, but of- - ing fountain on Main" street few ficers of the unit are prone to believe rods south of the postoffice and the that the stay will be only a short one, committee on water works were In-the men expect to be called to jstructed to install the fountain's soon France at an early date. as possible. A resolution in which it is requiret ' That UNIVERSITY OF UTAH property owners trim the. shade Young men who are needed on the trees and clean the weeds on both - as i MYRON W. PHILLIPS of-fiu- al BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY MASTER BUTCHERS FAVOR TWO MEATLESS DAYS A WEEK MINNEAPOLIS, August 8. A recommendation that the sale of meat prohibited throughout Ahe!Jnj tod States Tuesdays and Fridays was adopted and forwarded to Herbert C ' Hoover, food administrator, by the United Master Butchers of America meeting in Ahnual convention today. The recommendation also Jiug gested that the government make an investigation into the prices of fresh and frozen fish, which were declared to be unreasonably high. A law prohibiting slaughter of young animals and fowls also was urged. NOTICE I TO HEATING TRACTORS CON- - Sealed bids will be received by the to attend the University of Utah, will line to the water ditch was adopted to V p! m be allowed to do their bit on the farm and September 1st was fixed yas the Saturday, August 11, 1917. for all and enter the university late, accord- - date by which the work should be labor and materials required for complete steam heating, ventilation and ing to an announcement made by completed. If the work be not plumbing apparatus to be installed in John A. Widtohe of the! formed by that the day the work will an enlarged and remodeled grade I be done by the city and assessed school state institution. building at Kaysville, Davis It is not definitely known what ar- - against the property, county, Utah, all according to plans, specifications and details prepared rangement will be made for the stud- - ' Allen, archients who enter late but the president EXPERT URGES UTAH TO IN for the same by William from whom tect, KaysvDle, Utah, CREASE IRRIGATED AREA gives assurance that the details when plans and specifications' can be obExpansion of Utahs irrigated area tained upon receipt of a deposit of worked out will be fair to those affected by the innovation. Registra- - from 1,000,000 acres to 2,000,000 S5.00, same to be returned to bidder when plans and specifications are reton will be held September 13 to 15, acre8 and the introduction of good turned to the architect. Bids will be and class work will start min'8trative irrigation laws, such as and read at said time and may be understood readily by any opened All bids must be accompanied plae Monday, September 17. "Education should meet the de- - farmer, are urged by Samuel Fortier, iy a certified check for 6 per cent of he amount thereof, made payable to mands put upon it by the changes in I f Washington, D. C., chief of the dehe undersigned, conditioned that it of Partment irrigation investigations, said President social conditions, shall be forfeited in case the successWffitsoe. The University is doing who arrived in Salt Lake yesterday ful bidder fails to enter into contract the young men ofand 8 a the Newhouse hotel. lie is and give a satisfactory 50 per cent 229 SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE that by allowing ond within three days after receiv-nknow" n Utah. He engineered the state who are needed for the har- - w AT UNIVERSITY OF UTAH notice of award. The time waterworks tha of the building Ogden to do their work there and then Notice has been received at the of- vest by the contractor to complete years ago, when he also he contract take up their educational duties when twenty-seve- n Bhall be stated in each fices of the state superintendent of of many iroposal. The undersigned reserves We intend to keep directed the construction is that completed. public instruction from President right to reject any and all bids, or the University going and to continue dams and irrigation systems In the the to accept any bid it may deem best, John A. Widtsoe of the University of of state. the northern Previously part to produce leaders who will be needed or to waive any technical defects or Utah that there are 229 vacant h waa activa in the Building of the extent to even a informalities in any proposal. during greater educaof school in the scholarships first big water system. Mr the after great period (Signed) THE BOARD OF tion, and Dr. E. G. Gowans, state suOF THE DAVIS COUNThe solemn duty of every Fortier is sometimes referred to as conflict perintendent of public instruction, Utah TY SCHOOL DISTRICT. on irriforemost the nations expert the for is to prepare youth Tuesday apportioned these scholar' By HENRY H. BLOOD, gation and water system dams. of the future responsibilities great of the school districts President ships among the "Future building of irrigation dams Clerk. THOMAS E. state on the basis of their school WILLIAMS, dams for of the or large storing GODSPEED, SAMMY population, as follows, Farmington, Utah, Aug. 2, 1917. areas of water should be done with I First publication, August 2, 1917. much greater care than heretofore, Alpine, 9; Beaver, 3; Boxelder, 11; So long, Sammy. Gee! I wish that Last publication, August 9, 1917. Duwere you Cache, 10; Carbon, 6; Davis, 6; said Mr. FortiJr. "It is not enough in my khaki with a thou- for a state chesne, 6; Emery, 4; Garfield, 3; engineer to put his 0. K comrades true, sand Grand, 1; Granite, 12; Iron, 3; Jor on plans. LOST On road between Centerville "The state engineer should be redan, 9; Juab, 2; Kane, 1; Millard, 5; So long, Sammy. Gee! I wish I had and Farmington, July 25, fish basyour chance while to visits make Morgan, 1; Nebo, 9; North Sanpete, ket with reels, fly book, fishing liquired frequent 6;. North Summit, 1; Park' City, 2; If it wasn't for the kiddies Id be off it is in construction and possibly escense, etc. Five dollars reward for France. with to you San Sevier, 1; Juan, resident Rich, a 1; tablish Piute, 1; return to A. M. SMITH, care engineer. South South Summit, Nevada on his to is Mr. 5; Fortier 7; Sanpete, way Browning Bros., Ogden t Utah. Bye-bySammy, all the world is 5; Uinta, and Tooele, federal 4; where sUite the 1; Tintic, 4; Adv. governwatching you, . on drainage are ments Wasatch, 3; Washington, 4; Wayne, and just and irrigation. 1; Weber, 7; Salt Lake City, 48; OgHusband So your new cook came to do. are what going you den, 15; Provo, 6; Logan, 6; Mur-- ; Bye-bychin this morning. Do you think you can Sammy, keep your IMMUNITY FOR HOSPITAL SHIPS ray, 3. nd her long ? high,-A8. The Evening keep LONDON, On the recommendation of boards August Wife Well, she cant get any train dont you mind the teardrop Standard says it has high authority of education the state superintendent until tomorrow. now back in my eye. that are In navoumyUh.'up I per-Preside- nt n. I n, mireiirspi g. re-uir- ed iq.Vg? I 1 va EDU-CATIO- N Y " , ng The , Herald-Republica- n. e, for stating that negotiations I wish that I progress with every expectation of So long, Sammy. success, for security immunity for were you. d Red the khaki for in my hospital, ships from submarine I tacks. Blue. and White So long, Sammy; youre the boy I Chinese imperialism based upon the theyve picked to win, I status when us tell queue ante didnt last long you Before to write and China. N. Y. Telegraph. in get to old Berlin. S. P. Bulletin. Gee! at-an- I It goes, we presume, without saying that there wil be a stop put td the manufacture of whisky from grain, THE WEEKLY ItEFLEX but how about this stuff in dry terrishel-- l Prints the newt of Davis County. Its tory made from sepulcher paint, brick and acid dust, carbolic subscription list contains the nsmes of lac iodin, sauce? and Davis Countys best citizens. fans-th- is you havent given your protection, an account with us at cnce. well-deserv-ed t --- t -1 I H BltKECRAND CTUTSTtn. Of' BARRID PLmOVTM ROCKS AND DVROC JER35T RTD , Your Deceits - Here and be convinced that we can ar.i wi3 be' of much help If courtesy and judicious a cccrcr edition is of value. Your business will be better for ii. , Sic Utah EommruL, UTAH LET US SUPPLY The Strength of Business best service to its depos--' 5 tors is a hindrance rather than a help. 17 man S-- S---S l-.t VItJrw depends largely on - .the banks. A bank that is not strong, well directed and thoroughly able to give'the -- - BAlUiES BANKING C0L1PANT KAYSVILLE, Kwvill S- Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow --FRANK HYDE, BVHXCJL CONTRACTOR Known Everywhere As The VERY - and a happy disposition. He knows that his family will be protected from immediate want no matter what befalls him. - ReOsx Only the Reliable Advertisers Use Tha Made of Choicest Utah Wheat Milled in the most modem mill Packed in the neatest mesaer EVERY DEALER HAS IT. f( Stomach and Liver Troubles No end of piisery and actual suffering is caused by disorders of the stomach and liver, and may be avoided by the use of Chamberlains Tablets. Give them a triaL They only cost a quarter. Adv. red-pepp- er with a good savings account can leave his loved ones each day with a dear conscience e, issues scholarships until the opening of the university. After that time the scholarships will be issued by the president of the university. Dr. Gowans is requesting board clerks to give the matter publication in their respective districts and to urge that applications be filed as early as possible with the local boards. 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