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Show w mtm ii VOLl'ME Xk I 51 I kasmlu; la COMMERCIAL CLUB GRAND BALL OPERA MEETING TUESDAY Kaysville Commercial club will forth in the chapel next Tuesday is especially requested eveninff, and it be present. Be member jfctt every does not mean which 8 m, p. there at be there Let 9:00. everyone f.30 or club Commercial from the save ib4 jte With over there is no three members pod reason why only a out for meeting. This aould turn tomplete disintegration. on the roll 75 members it do George njver ofdo letting any good for anyone. fither have a Commercial club m meet and disband. It will be necessary to elect will Lets or let a new done be the which at may president, held be next to month, utDual election jad presidential timber should not be President Jacobs and SecretKarce. ary Frank will be present at this neeting. If the 75 members on the roll of the Commercial club are pressome of the ent Tuesday evening, things can be done that need doing badly. A swift working commercial club is one of the greatest levers a the world today to pry loose things to ! greater-than-enthusias- m, - CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT Tonight at :30 is the time fur the grand social and ball to gnon at t; T . GRAND EXTRAORDINARY GIVEN BY THE Business Professional Mens Club Saturday, 2:00 p. m. General Conference session. Sunday. 10:00 a. ni. General Conference session. Sunday, 2:00 p. m. General Conference session. Sunday, 7 :00 p. m. Special meeting under auspices of V. M. and Y. L. M. I. A. It is expected that Elder Mehin J. Ballard of the Council id Twelve will be present both Saturday and Sunday. Members of the general boards of Mutual Improvement associations are exited to be in attendance at the Sunday-eveninservice. It is especially requested that all officers and members of Priesthood Quorums be present at the opening session Saturday at 12:30, and that the H'ople generally make an effort bo attend the 2:00 p. m.. service on Saturday. I1ENKY H. RI.OOI), EPHRAIM P. ELLISON. FRANCIS II. N ALDER, LUTON GOOD ROADS FARMERS WILL DEMAND $9 A TON FOR TOMATOES The Layton Goods Road'Otil'F.N. Fb. dollars a ton held their annual meeting at the resifor tomatoes will be the price the dence of Wm. Morgan on Wednesday, fame is of the Mate will ask of the Fch 1. eanrmg fartmii-- this year for their The membership was so pleased with product This pi ue was announced the wotk of the old officers that they t ,a tin- conclusion of the meeting " ei e namely, Hugh Me, with the representatives of the fatm Lean, president; Samuel Adams and buii.ius of Boxclder, Weber, Salt Iihe Wm. Whiteside-.- , and Frank and Fiati ounties, In Id m the Federal D. Adams, secret. u and tresurer. budding henA report of the wm k accomplished he j ,ce will be reported to the during 1921 was reviewed. 'committee of the Utah Canneis' abThe association consists rf 34 mem- solution for loNsidci at ion. bers, iid the labor performed has been The I tuh ('aimers association canfree gratis. They graded four miles neis lomrmltee will take up the quesof dirt road, hauled 303 loads of gravel tion of tomato pine at a future meetat a total cost to tlx nreelvos of $(25. ing, at whuh time thy will meet with Besides this work, the county spent a n present-ativof the American Can $500 in this district, making a total company and with lailroad of the association and the county comregarding freight fates. bined of $1125. Demand Refused. For every dollar the county spent Dgden, Feb. ti. - The Ftah Cnnnere in improving the roads in the laiyton association crop committee today the association spent $L25 in filing of the I. Her from M. P. the form of labor. (bagman of the state1 faini bn state and . government, i eau Weinyite Mumatre cm u.ihxUi erep, trr county officials to inspect the roads which it vv.,- - stat.d that the offer of that we have improved and hope that Js.50 per ton fioni tin earner had other districts may form themselves t.n refused and a eompremise price into similar organizations. f At the ,Kr lon was offered W e work in harmony with our M. G. Barms of today, J. ty commissioners and road supervisor. Kaysville, chairman of the annrrs Our plans for the season of 922 fommittoe, presided. After reading the letter from Mr, lrownthe membeis of the comnutUe discussed the question of prices at some length. They were unanimous Thi was for the filing of the announced as the official action of Layton, Utah the committee. It was indicated after the mix ting DEEP SNOW DOES ROOF DAM GK the canneries will make their in- that Many people are experiencing trouble these winter days with leaking dre!Ual .Cunt.raCU TLUM.h $H.5() per ton. roofs. The snow has been allowed to offering the price Whether further negotiations will be remain, which, when melting, has on entered the into formed a layer of ice several inches price of tomatoes be not could learned thick at the edge. This causes the today. It will be the tomato growmonth before about a water to back up under the shingles the seed hotbeds. in ers and freeze which buckles the roof, plant to be The paid for peas by the price causing a vast amount of damage. The canneries probably will be taken up only remedy seems to Jceep the roof 1. March after free of deep snow. ASSOCIATION MEETS - s to-ni- - 1 i reprcM-n-tatw- -- ( coun-fleetin- g 1 i I BAN PUT ON JAZZ MUSIC Cleveland, Feb, 8. Jazz music and dancing and all other forms of emotional dancing must be abolished in Cleveland public school's, R. G. Jones, superintendent of schools, ruled today following receipt of a report from J. C. Carrothers, assistant superintendent, who made an analysis of dances in school gymnasiums. CHURCH NOTICE in the Kaysville Tabernacle begins Saturday, February 11, 1922, with a priesthood meeting at 12:30 oclock. All the priesthood of the stake are expected to be present, and especially do we ask the local priesthood to be there. FRANK HYDE, Bishop. firet e I, n , 1 e i n-- , J- - com-mitt- -- a . PARENT-TEACHE- R j i Parent-Teache- d THE UNIVERSAL CAR Chassis ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Roadster, Standard Touring Touring, with S. & D. R. Ton Truck We are fortunate in having secured for a concert in our Kaysville Opera House WILLARD ANDELIN, basso-profund- o and ARVILLA CLARK, soprano and pianiste Under auspices of the Kaysville Ward Choir.r , NO ADMISSION CHARGE ABSOLUTELY FREE CONTINUOUS MUSIC TWO ORCHESTRAS - " Concert Begins 8:15 Doors Open 7:13 Admission 35c Grand March at 8:00. YEARS OF AGE WILL NOT BE ADMITTED ENTERTAINING : Prices f. o. b: factory. Order now and avoid disappointment when good weather comes. SEE US OR PHONE 100 - Layton Auto Co. Authorized Ford Dealer Located la DAVIS COUNTY'S FUTURE METROPOLIS t i - Tractor $285.00 319.00 348.00 443.00 430.00 395.00 ' Kaysville Tabernacle, Feb. 15, 1922 17 evening t ho PRESENT PRICES ON! BE THERE WITH BELLS 9 Be Present at 7:30 Sharp. FOR KAYSVILLE Stake conference city these distinguished artists, JCSE UNDER iNEW FIRE TRUCK 64-I- Stake Presidencv. REFINED 16 at the Dhii1 Ern appeared before the Weber Normal city council of Kay-villin the city college-wil- l meet the Davis High team hall Monday evening and placed bein the last league game of basketball fore the council the proposition of hi to be aeen here this season Weber furnishing an fire truck tops the league at present, hating and apparatus for Kaysville City. lost but one game. This no doubt will The proposition met with instant be the swiftest game of the season fav or and was referred to the iire and a record crowd is looked for. committee composed of Councilmen T.hose who witness this game will Gailey and Bowman, who are to insee one of the best games ever put vestigate and report at the next regu oil in this city. The game will begin lar meeting. at exactly 7:30 oclock. There will U It ia a question as to whether or a' dance after the contest. There will not the city treasury can stand the be rates in effect on the t:30 Bamber- pressure in the matter of purchasing ger cars out of Salt l.ake and Ogden. a truck at the present time, but that All the boys of the Davis team have such a truck or other fire fighting been working hard for this game and apparatus is needed is apparent to are in tip top condition for the start- - everyone. ing whistle. Peterson is offering to the city Model 54 Hudson chassis which ia TWO CRIMSON IIOOPSTERS P. equipped at present with a ILL PLAY NO LONGER overmotor, recently Mac Swan and LaYar Jorgenson, hauled thoroughly, rebored and fitted two Crimson stars, have left the U. of with new parts. Tho chassis stands U, squad. Jorgenson was eliminated on a set of new tires. It is his intenthrough an order concerning Vocation- tion to build a suitable body and equip al students in which it was stated that the truck with a chemical ' these men were ineligible tank and four smaller ones, hooks, for participation in any college athladders, hose, axes and other firo letics. Swan dropped out for the fighting paraphernalia. good of the team, feeling that better For use in outlying districts on teamwoik would txist if he was off farms beyond the range of the city the quint, wuitcr mains, Teterson would equip Swan re a letter niau in basketball the fire wagon with a powerful pump, and plays guard. Although not built capable of increasing the present for a houpster, Swan, by plugging pressure of the water mains 40 per consistently, lias developed .into a cred- cent. However, the pump, ojterated itable player and has used the same by tin truck motor, would lx at its spirit on the waxed floor as made him greatest advantage when forcing famous on the gridiioii, giving Kun water from "a ditch, well or pond. a position as Mountain Sm It nri would place Kays-- v apparatus tinkle for time consecutive years. ille on an even chance with fire that In Jorgt nson, Coach Fitzpatrick had so often destroys homes and farm a dassy play r. Hailing from Salma, buildings in country districts where where he gained his initial experience, poor and insufficient fire fighting apJorgy shovvpd that he was' capable of paratus is lobe found. It is thought collegiate basketball. Jorgenson played that all the farmers living beyond and forwuid and his absence will be keen- near the, limits of Kaysville City will ly fell welcome this plan of partuulaily he varsity went through practice fighting fire with chemicals and an yesterday m preparation for the battle equipment installed on a against the lmvo Legion in the U high speed truck, ami would contribute Fr ti v r Ct ing at N gyfinnstnfn willingly to help defray the cost of k. ocloi nidi an apparatus. hollowing on the heels of the Swail-Jo- i a Hiinounct ment, Dr. II. I ,00 gt Marshall, nhool physician, annourued ( JUT AGE MEETING AT J. B. JARMANS that Ca tain Mart Harris would lx A cottage meeting under the aus-unable to play riduy and thi re was j doubt as to whether he would be in kch of the ward genealogical was held Monday evening at shape for the next college contest oil the foPowmg Friday. Harris suffered, the home of M. and Mrs. J. B. Jarman. Bie presiding offi a ; pi am lx tween the collarbone and JHi Ui Bayne should) f Made, which, although not of ,r-President Blood was the speaker utiixis nature, is healing slowly. of the cven'ng and made an excellent di.wlo ure on the work fir the dead. MEETING TO BE HELD IN LAYTON Bishop President Hyde followed r The latyton nssoci-- , Bloods remarks and dwelled particuntmn will hold a meeting in the school larly on temple work. TwcntyrSeven I'uihl.ng m xt Thursday afternoon 'at were p reseat. 2:fn o'clock. Prof. E. Ii. Erickson of the U. f U. wilt be present and will FOR BALE CHEAP Iu llarris-Evan- s talk on The Boy and His Gang." Ev- Black Perehcron stallion. is Horse Co. See Jesse Harris, esjtecially urged to be ery parent present at this important meeting. Layton. Tomoirow High gym Stake Driest hood minding. Saturday, 12:30 p, m. , all citizens of kaysville are cordially INVITED. BRING YOUR ENTHUSIASM AND A BIG TLME IS ASSURED. NUMBER TOMORROW NIGHT The quarterly conference of the North Dais Stake will U held in the Kaysville Tabernacle next Saturday and Sun11 12. and will U as follows: day. February Meetings i the local opera house to the citizens of Kaysville by the new Business and Professional Mens club. The anous committees have labored diligently to make this affair one of the ery finest in the history of our city. No expense has been spared to secure the best possible music and other various Last evening the things needid. Walters company held their show at the opera house, and it therefore became necessary for a large number of helpers and committeemen to get on the job early this morning and decorate the hall. The hall has taken on a spic and span appearance and all is now in readiness for the big time of the season. Seven-thirt- y is the hour set for the activities, the grand march to commence at 8 oclock promptly. As guests this evening of the Business and Professional Mens club, the good citizens of Kaysville will frolic to their hearts content and the keynote of the evening will be good fellowship. A unique system of advertising this ball has oeirj. in force during the past few. days.. A number f general invitations were printed and presented to each of the business and professional men of the city, who put them in all outgoing packages and helped otherwise in distributing them to the people. 9. 192; DAYIS VS. WEBER HOUSEJONIGHTj are useless. As a vehicle for getting somewhereyfor progress of the There Cue type, it stands supreme. it nothing ahich is life itself. Without it you t are less than the trees,- for they do pow even though firmly rooted to ene spot. You are not only requested by the officers to be present, but you are irged to be there as a duty to the NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY town in which you reside. Be present The and following books have just boon that Tuesday evening bring spirit of boosting-tha- t is so necessary. Keep received at the Kaysville free public this spirit, too, fo t if you do not do library: The Outline of History, II. G. Wells; it neither will George. If Winter Comes, A. S. M. Hutchinson; Famous Leaders of Industry, EdHRS. WM. COLES TAKEN win Wildman; The Standard Concert Repertory, George Upton; Careers for TO COUNTY INFIRMARY Women, Catherine Fulene; Fall of a By order of the county commission-ir- s Nation, A Man of the People, Thomas of Davis county Mrs. Wm. Coles Dixon; Yankee Ingenuity in the War, nd her daughter, Edith, were re- F. P. Stcxkbridge; Best Short Stories moved Thursday to the county infirm- - of 1921, E. J. OBrien; Erskine Dale Pioneer, John Fox. Jr.; Boston Cookry at Roy. ing School Cook Book. F. M. Farmer; This move was decided upon owing Boys Life of Edison, W. II. Meadow-crofto their extreme circumstances and F.mlycopedra of Etiquette, Emdestitute condition. They were found ily lloit; Old Fashioned Girl, Under the Lilacs, Rose in Bloom, Jos to be in considerable distress with no Louisa M. Alcott; Standard Boys, Unarisible means of support other than bridged Dictionary, Buckram; The Parity of the ward and county. Edith Charm of Fine Manners, Mrs. J. E. Day is Done, Just vs recently removed to the state Sterret; When o lavin. Path to Home, nental hospital at Provo, where it Folks, Heap Edgar A. Guest; The Man in Gray, was hoped her condition might be im- Thomas Dixon; Alice Adams, Booth proved. Her sister, Blanche, living Tarkington; The Flaming Forest, J. O. Milholland, Payson, however, obtained her rel- BoothCurwood; Ramsey Tarkington; The Making of Our ease on the promise that she would Country', Burnham; Bulfinchs Mythcare of her. As it wras, Edith ology, Thomas Bulfinch; Legends of Charlemagne, The Age of Chivalry, v&j sent to her home in Kaysville. Thomas Bulfinch; set of six volumes Mrs. Coles has of late years grown by James W. Riley; Rivers End, Jas. Bore and more feeble until it is with O. Curwood; The World I Live In, dufieulty that she moves around at Helen Keller; Eben Holden; Honor She has been injured occasio- of the Big Snow; ten volumes of the New Standard Reference Works. nal by falling on the stove and on d cement sidewalks. Manager Smedley of the local Their removal to the county infirm-"- branch of the Bell Telephone & Teles perhaps the best move that graph company is now having the new wald have been taken under the directories distributed in Kaysville, Layton and Clearfield. that run. thuksdu. fluki un ton and Farmington, ii EDUCATIONAL i ee |
