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Show VOLUME XIII KAYSVILLE, LAYTON-XN- D FARMINGTON, UTAH. THURSDAY. MAY 2. 191H NUMBER 32 THREE MEN CALLED ered unless the applicant has been exUNCLE SAMS W ANT COLUMN FOR SATURDAY, MAY 11 amined and .LAYTON rejected by the local exThe Women's Committee of the On Friday, May 11th three m the mutat of fertile flrliU. of .some more emption board because . $ Council of State Eicola in n reduction of mijk. tomato is anxious to $ men will leave Davis county for the obvious physical defect. nd siurar Ha th factory of th have who woman every 11 registered for Layton Sucar romiuuiy. rail nary, roller war service. The men failed are: Applicants must be able to qualify mills, aoction of service know of the positions now rrmunery and concrvt uas expert drivers, and be able to state read. Good opportumtica for those Willim Geo. Footes, 517. open for women in various lines of seeking .suburban acreage for fruit grow, m.ake - ordinary emergency irtrCrirtrCrfrtrCrtrtrtrtrG: Malcomb David Hogan, 518. 0 ft repairs. tng. truck gardening, chicken raising and government work. All women wishOn line of Salt Lake dairying. Da Ka Davis, Jr., 520. Ogileti Application should be filled out on Alvin Sessions of Bountiful, who and Oregon Short Line. Hat electric lights ing to obtain information regarding sendee enrollment application blank, and waterworks. Write loyton Commerwent to Camp Lewis in charge of the , Alternate the requirements' may communicate cial club for information. Form No. 200,' as revised February Henry D. Call,- 558. third Davis county contingent, has with their county chairman or call av HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT These men will be sent to an eastern 15, 1918, which blank- should, be FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 10TH graduated from the officers training . Born to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bone, federal budding in Provo, Salt Lake, filled in out all detail commisother and recommended men for forwarded and camp, sent from Davis school Ogden and Logan. Mrs. R E, L. Col- - The 1918 Commencement exercises on Sunday, April 29th, a daughter. county having been sent to Camp through the Local Chapter Division sion as second lieutenant. lier Lake is chairman of reg- of the Davis County High school will headquarters and which Bhould'be acLeo T. Porter, the Centerville man, Lewis. . Gilbert Oorloss is expected home istration, be held in the Central High school companied by three letters of recom- from who went to Camp Lewis about. a The government is greatly in neea building at Kaysville at 7 oclock FriCamp Kearny for a short, furmendation and verification of capaNews of the Local Board month ago, has been promoted to the lough. of help and many positions before day evening, May 10th. There ar enbility. On Saturday evening, ranlt of corporal. He expects to filled by men only are now open to thirty-seve- n April 27th, young men and young Wilford Wiggille, superintendent of ter' the officers training school' and Davis county sent twelve more of her e women. women graduated this year, the"Lsyton cannerjy returned home sons to assist in conquering the Hun. The list of positions under heading irofessor Richard R. Lyman of th try for a commissi onr Session of District Court, held in from Heber City, Sunday. The men reported to the local board at of open dates can he taken anv time: University of Utah will address th FERRIS THOMASSEN the court house at 10 oclock Satur- Farmington April 201918. Judge A. Mrs. Melvin Adams visitbeen has WRITES ABOUT FRANCE graduates. Evan Fisher of the graduOpen Dates' E. Pratt, presiding. answered day to roll morning, with her Mrs. call, John ing sister, Robins, ating rains, will rendfcr the valedictory France, March 31,o1918. Plant Pathologist. received their instructions and were her home at in Lake. Salt address. An interesting program will Probate Business. Well, today is .Dearest Folks: Associate physicist, qualified 1L excused until 6:30 p. m. Estate and be provided, following which the comguardianship of Esther Easter Sunday, and about all I have William Lesslie Swan of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cowley and physical metallurgy, South E. mencement hall will be held in th Bosworth, incompetent. John R. heard is chimes of old, quaint church Assistant physicist, qualified family, of Cornish, are visiting with was selected to tak charge of Gailey appointed Weber, There will be rates on gymnasjum. guardian of person the family of Rufus Adams. bells, wMcxi began ringing during the the men and physical matallurgy, same to the the and estate on report his filing a bond o! the Bamberger line and the general morning. Since my commander at wee hours of Laboratory assistant, -men The Lewis, Camp $3,00Q. public islnvited to attends Frank. Jaques, of Layton, and Miss last Jetter we have moved farther in were entrained at ammuniInspector of small-arm- s the at of the Estate of John G. Linford, deceased. Leon Clark of Coalville, were married Farmington graduates: Following is a list ' toward the front, and are now billeted Short tion, Line depot at 7:55 in the eve- Petition fo- r-- of- acLayton; Adams, in the Salt Spencer final approval yesterday! French city of about 50,000 inAssistant inspector of smalharmR in Russell H. Blood, Kaysville. , ning. All the men were in fine spirits count and for final distribution which back dates and to the habitants, There will be the usual high class ammunition. Annie Chaffin, Farmington. aDd Went forth determined to do their granted. Statistical expert, year 978. It is h very antique city, full .share in William Chaffin, Farmington. Estate and guardianship of John picture drama at the La Tonia Saturany work they may bfc Statistician, $1,800, I have been through some of the called to on and next Mildred Clark, Farmington. Wednesday day qvening, perform. Several hundred C., Howard B., Leone and Myron B. Steel-placlerk. old historical castles of the thirteenth relatives and friends were at the Doris Cotterell, Kaysville. night. depot Linford, minors. Mary E. Linford Machining-plan- t clerk. Ross Durham, Bountiful. j J. century, and seen several places that to bid the boys good-by- e and good appointed guardian of persons and Mrs. Owen W'iley has gone to Munition loading-plan- t clerk. and his luck. Bountiful. were connected Fearnley, Wright Powder-plan- t property on her filipg a bond of Tooele, county' to pay a visit to her clerk. Evan Fisher, Bountiful. my. Those who made up the quota are: $4,000, Trained nurse. husband, who is holding down a dry While I am getting a wonderful lot Wesley Ford, Farmington, R. D. David Arnold Moss, 144. Estate 5f Edward Davis deceased. farnt. Schedule clerk. knowlhistorical to as of good my Raymond Fpster4 Farmington. Edison Willie, 244. j Seth C. Jones Inspector of small-armViola Graham, Kaysville, entertained edge, I am also having some great exG. Dr. E. Mrs. and King Ernest James Stsggf. 251. with bond of $100. Assistant inspector of Small-ar' the At bit. Walter Holbrook, Bountiful. Mr. my doing in anf honor of periences Edwin Precis Evans, 275. stall-tica- l Estate of Mary Ann Lewis, de- Sunday evening Senior j clerk, e forty-flVf$ljf00. Harold Holt, Layton. Penpresent time there are about VilUatn Lesslie Swan, 322, ceased. Petition of John R. Gailey to Mrs. Eugene St. Clair and Miss Statistical machine operator, grade ' of us billeted'in an old building' Arthur Margaret leooaid, Farmington. be discharged as administrator, and sion. Horsley, 333. ArUU Linford. Kaysville. which dates back to the early part bi Samuel Arthur Backman, 348. to be discharged from any liability to reStatistical machine 'operator, grade has Stevenson Mrs. Annette which and was Vtrnon Mansell, Kaysville. the eighteenth century, David H. Moss, 354. be hereafter incurred, and for his turned from a visit to San Diego. She . $l,000-$l,20old Fdward Muir, Woods Cross. market used an as place. formerly sureties to be released. GrantedT. ( was the Eugene Frew, 367. $000-- $ 1,000. Mrs. of her Telegraph operator, sister, guest it of took Alpha Neff, Farmington. When we nothing possession Eetate of Edward Doman, deceased. Murray W. Cowley. Cleavey Abraham Feneljs, 505.' Teacher. the be Agnes Noble, Kaysville. seemed to disturbed, except W. D.. Rob ins, 512. Petition for an order to sell real esSkilled laborer. Rebecca we Pelton, Woods Cross. spiders and bugs; but, even at that, The contingent went to Camp Lewis tate. Granted .Upon a bond being Murray W. Cowley, with the 145th Welfare executive secretary.' Frone of the Piercey, Woods Cross. are k lot better off than most where they arrived safely. artillery at Camp Kearny, ha been as . given for $1500. Accounting and statistical clerk. Virginia Phillips, Kaysville. troops. Estate of Robert Ure, deceased. signed to the transportation section Gook. Newman Reeves, Kaysville. We have had no casualties in oui To Report for Examination. Petition for an order confirming tale of the quarter master' department. $66041,200. Graphotype operator, alEldora Hampton, Bountiful. regiment from shell fire at all, and, The following named men have of real estate, and for settlement and $90041,200. Adresaograph operator, home returned Verna Robins, Kaysville. Mrs. Lucius Laudie though one of our battalions was been ordered to report at Salt Lake distribution of estate. Granted Automatic three Addressograph opL. D. S. hospital at the from Hortens? Rose, Farmington. and raid in Saturday air an badly caught Estate of Henry S. Dolten, de Salt Lake. Her for final physical examination on $1,200-$- ! ,600. erator, friends Mamie Rushforth, Kaysville. hope many one was no shaken up, injured, Proof render, '$900-$l- , 200. May 10, at H:00 a. Tn. ceased. William H, Dolton appointed her health will continue to improve. Ruby Rushforth, Kaysville, You peednt worry any about mi Friday, administrator upon filing abond of draftsman. sharp: Ship James Smcdley, Bountiful. well in a are we because protected spot Mrs. Harriett Ellison entertained $1,800. Arthur Cook. AgriculturaL Ruth Smedley, Bountiful. move t in few days expect now, and Estate of Elnathan Spaulding, de- Tuesday evening in honor of her niece, James Levi Green. Mechanical. Delila Stoker, Clearfield. to a still safer locality. ceased. Petitionafor additional fam- Miss Hazel Ririe, of Magraff, Canada. Geo. P, Green. steel Structural draftsman. Eila colder much Streeper, Farmington- The weather here is William Don Green. ily allowance granted, and the al- The evening was spent in game Copyist topographic draftsman, The we were at. Ashby Stiingbam, Woods Cross. than the other place Refresh $1,10042,000. music and conversation. lowance is now $50 per month. Geo. Wilford Hall. Golds Smedley, Bountiful. ' climate is as different between here Estate of Isabella H. Penman, de- ments were served. H. Jacobson. Laundress. Ralph Chariton Stringham, Woods Cross. and there as R is between California feased. Petition for settlement of William Knighton." Mac Wil Mrs. G. Mr. Mrs. E. arid Swan, Kaysville. King, Special Dales and Utah. ?inaV account and distribution Frederick James Meadows. ford WiggilR Mrs. R. Adams, Mrs, Every Tuesday. The railroad locomotives and cars James Edwin Parkins. granted. THE SERVICE FLAG Melvin Adams and Stanford Cowley Stenographer-typewriteThe Yanks. seem very Odd to We Civiltlusiness Dear N. Roberts. little Hog in the window there. Elgin motored to Salt Lake one day last Stenographer. 1 passenger cars are divided into three with .a tear and a woman's Dee D. Thomas Hung Memorial Smith John llospita' week and paid A visit to Mr. Lusius Bailey ' second-claand Typewriter. classes first-clas- s, prayer; vs. Davis County, Arthur Hess, O. E. W. Stringham. Ferrin ' Child of Old Glory, born with a star Lawdie et the L. D. S. hospital. Bookkeeper-typewrite- r. third-clas- s , and are patterned after Van Fleet, Jimmie Horace Clifford Reading, Worsley. Oh what a wonderful flag yoq are! the old English cars... They are diWilliam Barker Wright. Johns, Lagoon Resort, and City of . The people of Layton" are happy ti Law clerk, stenographer and type- Blue is vided into compartments, about five tor your star in its field of white. The board announces that all ien Farmington. Defendants demurrer to have so many of her soldier con home 1918. in the red that was born of writer, April six to a car, and you' enter them who desire to file claims for Dipped cm home and who The are deterred plaintiff's complaint overruled boys furlough. 1918. fight; Printer, which May through a door from the sides, classification on account of beiag en- defendants gven ten days to answer. are Louis Whitesides, Leonard Mor Bom of the blood our forbears Bookbinder, pressman. May 8, 1918 are locked after you get in. Bountiful Dumber and Building gan, Famell Green and Clyde Bone, shed in agricultural pursuits, "must gaged Preparator in nematology, May h, To raise your mother. The Flag When we left tnir other station seven do so at once. The board can act Association ws. Ira Stoker and Lena The boy are looking fine and cem to - only 1918. third-clain orhead. "Others and myself rodeK. Stoker, Hearing on the demurra take to soldier life to the manor bom. bewhich come on property requests Teacher, Indian . service, May tone- of the compartments.- - We didnt fore it and now that men lire being of defendants to plaintiffs complaint. And now youve come in this frenzied 1918. stock four feeders wo we shipped Layton have room tolgy doym at nigtit, called bo rapidly these must 'be filed Demurrer overruled and- ten days day. cars of, cattle this week. Isaac Lay Photographer, grade 2, $72041,200, To speak from a window to speak did a little sleeping sitting up 3t was to L given defendants to answer said and say: toiTshipped a car to Ogden. Geo. W, May 14, 1918. some cold, too. Im the voice of a soldier son steers car of to 1918. two colorist. Map 8, May shipped Layton France is a most beautiful country, AMBULANCE DRIVERS WANTED Isaac Spencer vs. Smith Clark, Gone to be gone till victory's won. DenGeologic aid, assistant geologist. and no place have seen in the states executor of will of Mary E. Spencer, Ogden which were reshipped to 1918. I am the flag of The Service, sir: can compare in beauty to the part of An extremely urgent appeal for deceased. Plaintiff given thirty days ver. L. E. Ellison shipped a car o: May over-se- a serv for drivers ambulance which record cowa were The to North Salt car lake Freight 7, May clerk, France I "have so far- visited. It is flag of his mother I speak for additional time in which to file bill of her 1918. reshipped to Lander, Wyo. sure terrible the way some pf the ice has been received from Washing- exceptions. Who stands by my window and waits Field matron. May 22, 1918. beautiful cities have been torn to ton by George F. Oxley, Director of United States citizenship papers and fears. f Editorial clerk, May 8, and June 5, the Bureau of Personnel of the were RED CROSS ROUND-U- P But hides from the others her unwept pieces. Robert to Birkin, Jr., granted ' tears. ON MAY THE TH 1918. There are two .very distmet classes Mountain Division, American Red Ernest Deans and Robert Audrey a assistant. 8, Bacteriological May of people is these French cities and Cross, and ach Chapter, through The three Red Cross unite of Kays-vilJenkins. I am the flag ef the wives who wait town the rich and the poor. You military Belief committee, its pubThe clerk was instructed to draw There 1918. will have a big rpund-uFor the safe return of a martial mate. Specialist In agricultural economics, A mate gone forth where the war find some very intelligent, end refined licity committee, and its secretary, is the names of twenty men to serve as will be a childrens dance in the after god competent men for people among the higher class, and requested to enroll for the April term of court. noon, admission 10 cents. There vi grade 1, $1,800, or over, a year; grade To thrivesfrom. jurors .sacrifice other mens-wives- . 1 ,800 a year,-M- y jaave 2, $1 ,500-te- -$ 7, some of Che oddest and poorest of poor these positions. Adjourned to Tuesdayy May 7, 1913, also be a dance in the evening. There 1918. the Red with Anibulancelfrivers ' will' be a white elephant sale, also among the lower, class. at 10:15 a. m. . Clerk, with knowledge of stenI am the flag of the sweethearts true ; lake in the states, everything is Cross will be furnished "their univarious other interesting features. Court roceedings. , Utter New fresn or typewriting. May 17, 1918; The often unthought of the sister, ography and come a swat take getting very expensive here, hut I am forms, transportation at Everybody Court proceedings of unusual too. theatre cf war and June 14, 1918;Joly 19, 1918. .every advantage to. see all I York City to the the, kaiser, -money your Dont.forget am the I of W a motherVson Dag Tueday and ednesday were tickets for the dance 25 cents. can anyway, as seeing is about the returnj transportation and maintenAnd won't come down till the victory's two sessions of a held court, service juvenile of their ance BONDS FEED THE BOYS period during won. cheapest and best way of getting the ' and a salary of $36.00 per month in the court house. Judge Neileen, good out of things. knows how his Indianapolis News fanner EARM MEETING BUREAU boys Every Of the juvenile court of Salt Wish Marguerite could see some of fpom the scheduled date of sailing judge chicken eat. like Mothers to fried A County Farm Bureau directors Lake City, presided. The clerk and the wonderful paintings and sculpture until their final discharge. Committeemen and apple dumplings and, pumpkin UNCLE SAMS NOTE. Individuals making application for bailiff were from Ogden, and the jury meeting and Market work that I have seen in some of the in havent when chance world a the pie held will be in When citithe government sells bonds, if Farmington, meeting old castles occupied by Henry PL ano enrollment should be prepared to en- of four men were Davis county 2 p m. The the hoys sit down, at table. Lots of takes no money out of the at 4, The case zens. was May Saturday, sent here alfrom of the country. war, farmers hoys are in France and the What it "docs is ask the HI, and some of those old timers. list for the period enlist- Ogden. The defendant was E. IV. president and market committeemen the farmer, terra of Cross Red the -though doesnt-wantare ; sure .They great. .. ;.tj; go manufacturer "and" the" laborer to sell Teach local Farnr Bureau will be farmer from who" was cdi with Patrick,a with charged "be six hut" tnohths," I have only received one letter from ment will hungry over there. Liberty bonds their products on time and it gives ar States gov- tributing to the delinquency of a there to represent their part of the United the of ' since probability and that you arriving in Europe, buy food for them. , county.---interest hearing note in advance, tmtil was dated February 8. Be sure and ernment taking over all Red Crosa minor, of giving intoxicating liquor tt and immoral a you and these other producers can for girl, address my mail correctly, as it is no ambulance sections prior to ; that LICENSES. MARRIAGE YOU.nOOVER O, make the supplies to conduct the war. conduct in her were There men presence. small job to deliver the mad to Uncle time, whereupon the enlisted The ""war rounds Is of the' Lake and the defendant Eickert of Victor for Salt (This poem of threelawyers going 'department'" cant City Sams men here, end it can he easily would serve out the bdC&Ei rrr a'rid employes' gwterrmwrit iota a.d grain at the tjer- -' Mtrt departments state.. of and for, th.. ray1.2' thetjBix. months. erJjsteenLwii ihm I , Jpst,i. tsot psprly addressed, et Washington.) mans. It a.Vs of the producers to gram Rosen S. and John John Herman E. Linnea White, chairman; grew My Tuesdays are meatless, a copy of The Reflex that be discharged and returned home, or ing the credit it and then get basy H. Baker first E. John and Wallin of Frank J. Blood, Sandy. Mv Wednesdays are wheatless; war about two months old, but even would complete their enlistment with ' 4 and one-half .each. .make and one the of after hours and eatlcsa Gerald am, getting more supplies it rfe Is day. Syracuse,, th United States army, at which time Steed, seemed good to get that home when is ' it My heatkss, on Las a verdict of not Selina Tage of .Woods Cress. your government its. be given the option of dfeliberationfcreugkt ' , Sincerely trust that this letter finds they'would Mv bed it is gheetless; hands the war e er W. B. Bennion and Kessler the veil as biggest Gladys guilty. the service in or remaining you all well and happy. Tell Olof that leaving Theyre all sent to the Y. M. C. A. knew there is no time for of Salt Lake City. trifling. The barrooms are treatless, ' I cant send him any more chewing a part of the army medical corps. bonds and see Uncle Ansco cameras and Lowell D. Carter of Caliente, Nev., Mv coffee is rweclless; Fall line of Buy health robust he in must Applicant gum because X havent even seen any Each day I get nom-e- r and wiser; through. over here. About all we can get along and must be between the ages of 21 supplies at the Layton Hardware and Leona E. Turner of Bingham. My socldngs are feetles, . Expert D. Wende V. Mae and and J. W, men company. from developing Berry No and 35. applications that line is figs. Mv (roofers are seatless: 108 hens on every farm! of Salt Lake City. within the draft age will be con si d- - finishing. Adv. , Jfy! How I do hate the kaiser. FERRIS R. THOMASSEN, O S' O e bt. - 1 - of-Sa- , to-b- ; $2,000-$2,40- 0. $1,400-$1,80- 0. $1,000-$1,32- 0. . 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