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Show THE WEEKLY KEFLEX. KAYSVILLE, UTAH The 1lrA?a Clancy Kids rM t hC &&, fAw, papa V' CamtiCut can AfrgR cur thc Af rcR (p i v,- ' r rFeT) A PAPA(AFrfff MArye-HtAT- THJj I ; 4 AfA? JR?.. Cur U' You to ANTgo & ' , JpCorjHtf CSasf? , ry u By PERCY L. CROSBY V,wirr McOr Bydtc41 NEW BOOKS FOR LAYTON Ttd . ! : I JW,U rV,) la th midrt w, production ci milk. kom HU tka fnetory Macompany, cnnrr. on th. y and uTermrGood opportunitim n" V.L7i fLt?swt 1 I 1 II rornL of Ortfon Short On the lin .d dairying. TdT jk B-- G. 5Ir. and Mrs. Henry Idaho. 4sy for Ucon, , jg BA and wmbrrworiu. 1X01 left Fri- - Hortense Green visited friends Bountiful, Sunday. Miss to be placed on Four new fire plugs Skin street arrived yesterday, Mrs. W. A. Atwood Mr. and the birth of a baby girl, Sun-4- y morning. Mm. R. I. Jones and boys of Rigby, Mrs. Alice Idaho, are visiting with Eggs of Layton. ' , nounce j Mrs. F. E. Anderson Mr. and an- the birth of a girl the latter psrt of last week. A large number of Laytonites are on planning taking the trip to Mt Timpanogas tomorrow. First Lt Frank D. Adams A. S. R. C. is instructing at the Citizens traini- ng camp at Ft. Douglas, station in Layton is Frank Jones of will be the local manager; The new oil about completed. Xaysvflle We now have a new lot of childrens books, books on travel and the mutual reading course books ready for use. We expect our old hooks back from the repair this week. The small children enjoy the picture and story hour Saturday afternoons from 3 to 4 oclock. If your children have not yet attended, they are missing an interesting time. Let them come. Some of the boys of the Travelers club have had interesting visits to Japan, South America, Chicago and other places of interest. At our next meeting we expect reports from visits to Hawaii, India, China, France and Germany. We expect soon to have an electric fan installed, so that you can come here to cool off, have quiet, rest, and . read. A stereoscope and set of views have been given us. These are enjoyed by the children as well as adults who have a few minutes to spend before train time or while waiting for a friend. The mutual reading .course books are: Fundamentals of Prosperity, Robert Bobson; Vitality of James E. Talmadge; Feet of the Furtive, Charles G. D. Roberts; If Winter Comes, Hutchinson, and Strength of Being Clean, David Starr Jordan. All mutual workers and the public in general Bhould read these books. Do not miss your . Use the library. opportunities. Mor-monis- m, Mrs. Jack Newton of Salt and Miss Clyde of Eeber City, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Adams, Sunday. REPUBLICAN PRIMARY LAYTON PRECINCT and M. Whitesides Mr. and Mrs. M. Whitesides daughter Fern and Stilson The Republican primary was held and Ruth Adams left Tuesday for in visit to Layton precinct on July 7th, 1922. Elackfoot, Idaho, by auto The meeting was 'called to order by relatives. Chairman L. E. Ellison. Secretary Mrs. Francis Bone entertained at W. W. Evans, read call. luncheon in Ogden canyon, at the J. I. Adams moved that delegates afternoon, in be placed in nomination which was Hermitage, Sunday honor of her brother, Richard of amended by D. D. Harris so that alAbout thirty ternates also be nominated. The Thatcher, Arizona. guests were present. amendment and motion carried. Twelve names were placed in nomOGDEN ARSENAL ination, and 'the chairman appointed TO BE STOCKED M, F, Adams and Vird Cook, tellers. Mr. Ellison announced that the Ogden, July 8. Immediate ship- three receiving the highest number ment of munitions of war to .he Ogof votes would be declared delegates, den arsenal and the complete utilizatand the next three highest would be ion of the plant was announced in declared alternates. telegrams from Senators Reed Smoot The following is a result of the and William H. King to Jesse S. Rich- vote by ballot: Delegates, R. S. Stevards, secretary of the chamber of enson, Rufus Adams and F. L. Shefcommerce, today. - ' field. Alternates, D. D Harris, Wm. This will be the first use the arsenal H. Simmons andR. W. Adams. has been put to by the government. It was moved and carried that The first shipment will be about 100 the names of delegates to the Concarloads of munitions. It is expected District be placed in nomthat about 150 men will be used as gressional ination. 'A motion was made and fuards and employees at the arsenal, carried that the three receiving the ajor 0. W. Presbury Is in charge. highest number of votes be delegates ' The receipt of the telegrams today, and the next three highest, alternates. Secretary Richards said, means the The result of the vote by ballot accomplishment of work which the W. W. Evans, chamber of commerce has carried on elected: Delegates , Leonard Sandall and Robert Simmons. for the past two months to procure Alternates W. W. Ramsey, E. M, the utilizing of the arsenal. and D. D. Harris. The telegram from Senator Smoot Whitesides adOn motion the meeting was reads: War department estimates journed sine die. that approximately $300,000 will be Available under recent appropriation ELECTRICITY AND THE FARMER hill for transportation of muiy tions to ?den arsenal It is a significant sign of increasing Senator King wired: Have seen vitality and 'local pride in rural disofficials of the war are takdepartment and tricts that so many fanners of wyed use of government storage plant ing an interest in the development t Ogden. I feel companies. and power sure 100 carloads of electric light sesupplies will soon be forwarded and Farmers also are investing in the storage depot fully utilized. curities of such companies. It would be well for those who are Mr. and Lake City Radio concert Friday AT CIVIC CENTER Kaysvilie patrons of the playground treated to a radio concert Fri-- T - KAYSVILLE 4, LAYTON X LAYTON AB. R. H.PO.A.E. 4 0 0 2 O. Adams, 2b 5 0 0 0 2 Day, 3b 4 1 0 10 2 Ellison, c 1 5 0 Scof field, ss 5 1 0 3 1 C. Adams, cf 5 0 0 Robins, If 2 0 0 0 0 Walker, rf 4 0 1 12 0 G. Layton, lb..., 5 0 Hill, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 Q. Adams, rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 T. Layton, rf 13 13 13 114 ...40 2 4 33 13 5 KAYSVILLE AB. R. H. PO.A. E. Bishop, 3b Robins, c Sanders, lb R. Swan, If Green, ss L. Mansell, 2b Thomas, p Peck, rf Williams, cf .. V. Mansell, cf Totals.... Summary: 5 1 5 5 5 4 0 2 .. 5 5 4 2 0 1 41 e 0 2 15 2 8 110 0 0 0 0 Three-bas- 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 2 5 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 8 33 11 hits 1 0 1 . 5 Scof- - Sacrifice hits Green. Stolen Sanders. Time of game Two hours. Attendance 250. Umpire Willey. Scorer Phillips. field. bases The 1itWed States Department of Agriculture is making a study of the and method of marketing lhe oM stock, beginning at Country points. The work Is to be done mainly In a number of selected areas in Important llve-a- t ih k section of tWeouutry. The plan I to select area, usually consisting of several counties, and to study carefully the costs and methods of as many of the existing agencies In each area lie can furnish any satisfactory information. The study will Include mainly country buyers, local shipping associations, local elevators handling live stock, and Independent shippers. In several Instance the. work Is being with the states. done In John R. McMasters, all of Salt Lake Dity, and Miss Algene Sandle, all relatives; and twenty of the grandchildren. Three of the children could not la; present, due to the distance from their homes. A bounteous lunch was served to all under the' trees, the feature of surwhich was a large birthday-cak- e mounted by 75 candles. Report made to the Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah of the Condition of THE II ARNES HANK INC COMPANY Located at Kaysville, in the county of Davis, State of Utah, at the dote of business on the 30th day of June, 1922. RESOURCES. Loan and Discounts I .ess Notes and Bills of this Bank Rediscounted .$401,084.91 .. Overdrafts 24,500.00 $436,584.91 1,572.37 45,422.50 .. 1,985.70 .. 17,307.38 .. 19,688.92 . 4 1 d' ARTIST OF UTAH GOING TO COAST After several years of recognized and successful work in Salt Lake, Miss Rhea Taylor, sculptress and painter, has definitely decided to open a studio at Los Angeles and avail herself of he opportunity afforded by the larger field. She will leave !jalt Lake Monday to spend the entire summer paintColoing in the Grand canyon of the coast to the city will and go rado, early in the autumn. Miss Taylor, who is a native of Salt Lake, is the daughter , of Mrs. J. W. Taylor, 37 East North Temple street. She has spent her time entirely in Utah except for the years she was away pursuing her art studies. In 1917 she was graduated from the art course of the University of California, southern branch, Los Angeles, returning to Salt Lake to open a studio and for a year supervise art in the public schools of Davis county. Last a April Miss Taylor returned frpm work did she where in year New York, in sculpture under De Severance, president of the London Art league of New sure-The- re M JvWtti Stuccdl? M Hers Is your opportunity to insurt against embarrassing errors in spelling, pronunciation and poos choict of words. Know the meaning of puisling war terms. - Increase your efficiency, wkiob results in power and success. t WEBSTERS HEW IHTERHATIOHAL DICTIONARY Is an teacher, a universal question mwwercr, mada to meet your needs. It is in daily use by hundreds of thousands of successful sics and aocu n lie world over. Site 0SJ Words. 2700 Pages. 000 IZ.OfU r.ior.raphlt ul f.n-triZO.OvO Geographical bubjecta. a v;a njrr, BIXCUI Award) nl CiKWiTCI V Rfrr for bucket SsajM u y t a Par-- 11 EJUIons. VPIB S. tins G.&C. pirr. CO., Sprluzikld, Aiaas., U. 3. A. Layton, Utah. 136-- Its poles or equipment for the attachment of radio apparatus, in any I manner The attachment of such apparatus, or even its close proximity to electric poles or wires, is extremely danger- first, because of the likelihood of loss of life or serious injury from personal contact ; and second, because of the possibility of fire and other property damage due to contact of wires. UNION FURNJTURE CO. Phone - As a SAFETY FIRST measure, this Company will not permit the use of ous Grass Hugs for Your Sleeping Porch, Pefri?erators, Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mowers and Porch Furniture. J Radio to C V&VmSZhuiMcds to Summer Needs le For the protection of life and property, therefore, such apparatus when found attached to cur poles or equipment, w ill be removed. Utah Power & Light Efficient Public Sen M - i children. Those present at the reunion were: Mr. and Mrs. E, W. Fisher, West Point; Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Ha rani, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. MaMr. and Mrs. Don 11. jor, Major, I .ay ton; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Majvir, Kaysville; Mr. and Mrs. Van Epps, Balt Lake; Mrand Mrs. ED L Foulger, Mrs. John Bentley and Mrs. Stocks, Bonds and Securities, etc, Banking House , Due from Federal Reserve Bank Due from Other Banks Cash Items 84.00 $ SHEFFIELDS STORE ROBBED I . Silver 684.06 ena robbers Last night robber or ......7. 2,950.00 Currency tered the II. J. Sheffield store and Total Cash on Hand 3,728.06 3,900.00 made sway with $110 in change and Federal Reserve Bank Stock of worth thrift stamps. $100 TOTAL Entrance was effected by prying LIABILITIES. the bars froth the cellar window at Capital Stock Paid in $ 50,000.00 the rear of the store. The burglar Suridus Fund ...J. 80,000.00 14,892.15 then went through the basement and Undivided Profits Reserved Taxes for Interest and 2,000.00 and salesroom main into the thence $109,617.36 Deposits Subject to Check discovered the hiding place of the Cashier's Checks 640.70 Cash, lie Chen opened the safe, which Total Demand Deposits 110,258.06 $ 45,250.00 was left unlocked and took the thrift Time Certificates . 165,189.63 Savings Deposits stamps. Total Time Deposits . 210,439.63 Monday a finger print expert from Bills Payable with Federal Reserve Bank . 80,000.00 . 82,600.00 Ogden,' R. II. Wooten and Sheriff Bonds Borrowed Burnett began investigation. They TOTAL $530,189 84 have several good clues, and expect CONTINGENT LIABILITIES. results soon. On Account of Indorsement .of this bank: Notes and Bills Rediscounted with Federal Reserve Bank $ 24,500.00 MAJOR FAMILY REUNION of the the family Saturday, July 8, State of Utah, County of Davis. John R, Gailey, being first duly iwom according to lawf, deposes and veteran, W. D. Major, held a family reunion at his home in Kaysville. Mr. says that be is cashier of the above named bank; that the above and forereport contains a full, true and correct statement of the condition of Major, who is 75 years old today, was going the said bank at the close of business on the 80th day of June, 1922, born at Southampton, Hampshire, JOHN R. GAILEY, England. He left England for Utah Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1922. ' June 2, 18G3, Wing eight weeks aboard (SEAL) , T. McCLURE PETERS, ship on the trip to the land of his 7 Notary Public, Kaysville, Utah. My commission expires 17th day of February, 1925. . adoption. During the trip across the Correct Attest: plains his duties consisted of caring , JOHN G. M. BARNES, for the lame cattle of the wagon train HENRY II. BIX)OD, which contained sixty-si- x wagona, all W. GAILEY, JOHN drawn by oxen. He arrived in Salt Directors. , Lake City on October 2, having been State of Utah, Office of Bank Commissioner. I, Seth Pixton, Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah, do hereby traveling for four months. Mr. Major is a veteran of the Black certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the statement of the above named company, filed in my office this 7th day of July, 1922. Hawk Indian war, having been a memSETH PIXTON, ' ber of the Third Territorial militia, Bank Commissioner. Major Andrew Burt commanding. The veteran has nine living children, 52 grandchildren and six grtat-grn- York. Miss Taylors sculpture and has resitu- lief creations have for several years studying the psychology of the made her distinctive among women ation, in an effort to get a slant and artists of the state. Her war statue, on what the farmer is doing of the Carry On, was awarded first prize thinking about, to take note 1919. fact that farmers who have money at the Utah state fair in to invest are investing it in utilities, and industries whose products mayhave a direct bearing on their every- 7enin July 14, from 8 to 10 c nre , to come and ar quartettes urged singing, orchestras paDr.g and stories told by people d&y lives, Sules pon miles away. The fanner is beginning to realize he held in the open that adequate financial support, fair 1 leather conditions will per- - regulation, fair legislation, tend WI be something doing If toward bringing about such devel, serrn'nute a Program in addi- - opuient as will give him electric radio concert is being ar-- vice. The fanner realizes that the has a benelight and power company on the will b, th, ord.1 of ficial and progressive effect .K he is so not VW!ing'- - All who attend are urged whole district, whether or ... , to !, , ier. c e J lunches before the com fortunate as to have an !ng wgms. farm. Southwest Farmer. J of. Coats and Methods Baing Mada by United States Department of Agncutture. The Sporting editor of the Reflex has been bombarded with questions asking why the Davis county league box scores and standings of the teams have not been printed the last few weeks. He wishes to take this opportunity to urge the league representatives, scorers or whoever is responsible for mailing the reports to the Reflex to mail them not later than Monday of each week. The last month the majority of the reports have not been mailed at all, while some have been mailed so they reach- their destination Friday morning. Every score that reaches the office in time has been The editor has not suffiprinted. cient data to publish the standings, but an extra effort will be made to get this data before the next issue. The many readers of the Reflex from all over the state would be interested in the batting averages of the league. This will be compiled as soon as the league representatives will get the necessary data for its compilation. Total TO MARKET LIVE STOCK Study BASE HALL patrons. ToXinr .uburwnirfr Ijtirowirf. truck gmrdrninf, chlck,n lrr V PUN COUNTY LEAGUE CHILDREN AT LIBRARY The Kaysville public library is still in existence and is doing service to its if .isssxo ; yJt. ;Tx XJOLTCKA ice Co. |