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Show . Bay a Liberty Bond! Buy a Liberty Bond! REACHES EVERY NOOKAND CORNER OF DAVIS COUNTY VOLUME XIII KAYSVULE, LAYTON AND FARMINGTON, UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1917 streets WITH THE it ! it it COLORS; U irtrCfiriiirerktrliGiUrti ARTILLERYMEN UTAn STAGE WAR HIKE Entire Regiment Marches Sixteen Miles to Ocean and Back.' Oct 23. first war hike for the 145th artillery. First Utah, was staged today when the entire regiment in CAMP KEARNEY, Cal., heavy marching order, trod its way from the Camp Kearney cantonment to the ocean and back, a distance of more than sixteen miles. Each member of the regiment carried with him one huge sandwich, (war ration), which he jealously protected and guarded carefully during the first lap of the journey. the high bluffs overlooking the water, the artillerymen seated themselves and disposed of their meal. On After a long rest they assembled and ploughed their way through the thick, deep red dust back to tne cantonment The dust stirred by many heavy shod feet descended upon the soldiers and turned their uniforms a deep rusty color. The hike composed the complete days work. Many of the artillerymen will tomorrow visit the San Diego U. S. naval training station near the exposition grounds in San Diego. It became known through the visit to camp today of Dewey' Walsh, a Salt Lake boy, in training at the naval station, that more than 150 Utah men are quartered here. Among them is Earl Andrews, a former University of Utah football star, who a few days ago was chosen as captain of the naval eleven. Andrews has also qualified and been ac- eepted as batallion yoeman of the Utah batallion. Many other Utah lads have also been given promotions since their training here. According to Walsh, Harold Price and Edward Bowring of the U. S. S. Oregon, now at San Diego, also are Utah lads, and have visited the Utah .camp. Announcement was made today that Corporal John E. Holden of A battery and George. Delong of F battery have been notified to report to battalion headquarters, where they will undergo .examinations in French to become interpreters for the division. Holden is widely knownX in Salt Lake, due to his activities in school athletics. He is also a member of the football team. Delongs parents and relatives reside in France, where his father is now a general in the French army on the battle front. Study periods in artillery instructions have now been arranged to take place every evening in the various batteries. Individual instruction of the mechanism of the guns will also be included in the regimental night school. RENEW FRIENDSHIPS Four Hundred Boys from American 1 AN AVALANCHE OF FOR LIBERTY aiir the-movv- f zs Lake Attached to Regiment. CAMP KEARNEY, Oct. 22. Utahs artillerymen were given an opportunity to renew old acquaintances here today, when more than 400 boys from American Lake were attached to the Tegiment until room can be made for "them in other organizations of divis-- i ion. Practicially all of them were from Utah and many of them reside r Utah county. - Tents were provided -- for them at the end of the battery Official List of Nominatioras Kaysville City Municspal Election, Tuesday, November 6th, 1917 over-subscri- st o house-to-hou- se Bla-mire- UTAH ARTILLERYMEN K ALL BOl AND GIRLS Most of the schools of our district the most important of all the year. SHOULD BE IN SCHOOL The foundation is at that time laid for have their full number of pupils. Every One Mth vf the school year has al- the work to follow. The children are boy and girl should be enrolled by GOLD ready passed The late opening on led by leviews and by a full under- next Monday. In very extrerte cases account of the ynusual harvest wa standing of the lessons of the first of needed labor at home, some stufully justified but lohger postponment weeks to look upon their tasks with dents might be excused after- - enroll- -, KAYSYILLE . .. of the enrollment of children m school hope and gladness. Discouragement, ment, at the same time keeping in $30,000 is unjustifiable and unfair to the boys perplexity and severe handicaps, face touch with their lessons. LAYTON . 7... 23.000 The schools are now at work in and girls. The'ir birthright is a com- the pupil who enters late and he often SOUTH WEBER .... 2,000 mon school education and, even in gathers the lasting and blighting im- real earnest and are rapidly covering $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$($$$$ these strenuous times, they should get pression that is not as bright as the outlined lessons of the year. We DatHKighTi dipa1chtf ronTj it without being overwhelmed with other pupils and has not the' power td lieeWchanre for the student who does $ Washington indicate unqualified $ the discouragement that comes from do things as well as they. What a not get in touch with his work 'at $ success for the Second Liberty $ late entrance at school. cruel lesson to permit any youth to Pnce, -- Now is the time to improve $ Loan, and that the nationwide I ithe offered opportunity. The first few weeks of school are learn. $ effort of eaterdaj had swept the $ .. i. $ loan near ita goal lyJrtmdndaXf $ millions of dollars. $ $ But three more days remain in $ $ which to put the great drive over $ $ and every effort is being made to $ $ the loan. From the $ $ figures it is evident that Davis $ $ county is doing her full part in $ sharing the burden and glory of $ the nation in backing up her men $ at the front and assisting the al-- $ lies. $ Reports (corn all points of Dav-- $ is county are not available, but $ the showing made by Kaysville, CAMP LEWIS, Wash., Oct. 22. $ Layton, and South Weber may be The 2000 Mormons in the Ninety-fir$ taken as an assurance that Davia division at Camp Lewis will be given $ county will take her full quota of $ every religious privilege consistent $ bonds. $ with military discipline and will be $$$1$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ allowed to hold meetings in their barLast night, at a most impressive racks, as the result of a conference General H. A. Greene by patriotic demonstration, held in the wjth Major Apostle George Albert Smith of Salt opera house it was announced that Lake City, J. W. McMurrin, one of $30,000 had already been subscribed the presidents of the Seventies; M. J. by the people of Kaysville and' that Ballard, mission president in the north- the amouqt was being increased every west, and Melvin R. Ballard, his son, hour. By Saturday night it is exin charge of Western Washington. pected that a bond will be placed in The first of a series of meetings to be every home. attended by the soldiers was held in Reverend P. J. Simpkin was the the Tacoma Mormon, church Sunday. chief speaker of the evening and made an appeal for loyalty and patriotism that would arouse the most blindly inPUTTING IT OVER ON THE CENSOR different. He showed the utter foolishness of the position of the man who John Goings Listens to Five Bands refuses to heed the call of his counand Has 100 Captains Who Can try. He said citizens who are able to subscribe and refuse should be inHim Around. Order eneCAMP DONIPHAN, Fort Sill, Okla, terned with German prisoners as mies our of country. Ost 23. A brigader general, a colonel Honorable John R. Barnes delivered six majors and 100 captains are today s stirring address in his usual earncommanding John Goings, late of the est style, calling upon all to rally Third Kansas, the lone private of the round the flag and do their bit for depot brigade. Until men from the and liberty. freedom noational army cantonment at Camp M. Barnes made a full reG. John Funston arrive Goings will be the sole canvass the enlisted force of the brigade, which is port .of read also conducted and is being to be filled with drafted soldiers. He that a from letter on a commented and has five bands to give him music, but which in York New in friend his pleasurers are spoiled by the all business Ameritoo frequent necessity of saluting his it was vigorously urged that remain cans no longer asleep to the STATE OF UTAH, ) 108 superior officers. ( grave and frightful 1 dangers that face County of Davis, In and for Kaysville City, County of Davis, State of Utah, do hereby B. Lawrence Coles, I, them. . WEST POINT MAN the the that of musical foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the names of all candidates for office The program, certify part DIES OF nEMMORHAGE to be voted for in Kaysville City, at the general municipal election, to be held and the schools, duly nominated, which was furnished by John Davis, 69 years lod, a widely with 6th the in was excellent and was day of November, A. D., 1917, as certified to me as appears on file at my office. keeping Tuesday, known resident of West Point, died -witness In music whereof, I have herewith set my hand and seal this 22nd day of October, 1917. the occasion. Mrs. Seitzer, suddenly Tuesday morning, death reWhen the LAWRENCE B. COLES, Boys ISeAll supervisor, sang sulting from hemorrhage of the lungs. Come Home." - Mr. A. R. Spillman of Recorder. City After eating breakfast Tuesday mornthe Highschoor rendered two solos, ing he was doing the chores at the The Anvil Song and The Lightbarn, when he was slezed with a vio- house BelL A chorus from the grade lent attack of coughing. He was takschool, conducted by Miss Nora en into the house, but died before a sang Dont Bite the Hand physician could be summoned. Thats Feeding You end America Mr. Davis was born in Hartford We Love Thee. shire, England, October 23, 1848, and had resided in the West Point district SYRACUSE many years. He is survived by the -. A was The one and wife iiiwptiwi (imlBf aa4 rick ofomnwnbody daughter. Dario ity la th north wactara portioa wide fioldo taken to Ogden pending arrangements county. Una farm and homos, and high grada atock art Important among . mess. The boys who arrived are all anxious to become members of the Utah regiment. Owing to the fact that less than 100 of them can be retained to fill the lacanhes due to the enlargement of the supply company, the rest will be assigned to other organizations. Until these assignments are made the with the regiment The mess kit wall be a thing of the past within a few days at the Utah camp. Fundsjiave been raised so that each man will be supplied with white porcelain dishes until made to France. Pianos for each battery will also be supplied within a few days through a fund raised yesterday by each artilleryman subscribing 10 cents. Announcement was made today of the assignment of Lieutenant Guy H. Holmes of headquarter company to duty as assistant regimental adjutant to Captain Fred T. Gundry. Lieuten-an- d Holmes is a Salt Lake man who saw duty with the Utah cavalry on the Mexican border last summer. boys-wilHrem- The field NUMBER 15 for the funeraL s, Kolb & Dill, Ogden Qrpheum, Sunday Eve., Oct. 28 foaturaa. Rat two canning artahllobmonto, artaaiaa walla. North Dario High school nd boaotinl orchards. Branch of Oratroa Short Una railway from main lino to Uka shorn furoishm shipping facilities. Croup. If your children are subject to croup get a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Wallace Christensen is seriously ill Remedy, and When the attack comes on be careful to follow the plain print- with typhoid. He has been ill for the ed directions. You win be surprised past' two at the quick relief which it affords. Myron Barber, who has been suffering from an attack of typhoid ir now convalescent He is now able to walk - V - W " ' 4 The Sunday afternoon meeting was turned over to the Liberty Loan committee. An address was made by L. E. Ellison of Layton, who explained the terms of the loan is detail. It now seems that Syracuse will take all the bonds assigned to her. ; O' T - - The Ford ALL YEAR Car has jut adsaced $50.00. The touring car has There will be a dance in honor of the employees of the Syracuse plant of the Kaysville Canning corporation at the Syracuse amusement hall Friday night. All. cannery employee5,farm-er- s and their families who hare sep-plied the cannery with products and the general public are invited. i 'not yet raised. Too will make big money by buying now. L- -, 1 LAYTON AUTO CO. Phone S3 Sour Stomach. Eat slowly, masticate your food thoroughly, abstain from meat for a few days, and in most cases the sour stomach will disappear. If it does not, take one of Chamberlains Tablets immediately after supper. Red meats are most likely to cause sour stomach, and you may find it best to cut them out. Adr. v . L " ,C ' Jt, 3 . w, 4. i i S. ... ..t V's r t ' Beginning with Sunday night at! stage after more than a year in the they have ever attempted, is unquesthe Orpheum theatre, Ogden, and movies. tionably the beat of the many successto lM three There .nigkt?,.JColb playing, Jn ful. offerings they have presented ' those ' inimitable comedian, ' will ap- bunches, a 'discreet dash of spice and the theatre-gotapublic al comedy success The High Cost of . For "the present tour Kolb and Dill pear in their latest and biggest success The Hj7i Cost of a big, successful musical show, includ- have assembled a company of princiLoving, with, a wonderful cast of ing a galaxy of "girls whose comliness pals to support them that consists e retty girls, a and talent are worth going a long the cleverest artists on the musical principals, a bevy musical numbers and a special- way to behold. host of crooedy stage. Among the various Dill Kolb which and in become have orchestra an principals, besides Kalb and Dill, are ly selected ragtime includes among other instruments, the Etitution in the West, where their fame Henry Sbumer, Julia Diane, Frank Leo Ilennir, Lcr-en- z barjand the saxaphone. A carload in German comedy characterizations Darian, May Cloy, Newton solid and U rs. is the as the with as Rock of Gibraltar. of scenery is being carried Gillette, May carload of The of special scenery b 1 "! present production of "The High A production, which marks the return Cost of Kalb and Dill to the musical comedy Loving, which is the biggest J carried with the productl;n. .and-.Pill- galore,? , music-come- dy g' |