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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE. UTAH. Pithy News Notes From All Part$ of UTAH id-- DESIRES TO COMPLETE RAILWAY LINE INTO UINTA LOAN BAS N. UTAH; ASXS Loganrarley Larsen broke the re. cord at swimming meet nt the Smart gymnasium. . TARDIEU COMPLAINS THAT UNIT. Ed states is more IN DEMANDS exacting THAN ENGLAND fi - B nion Ten of Bituminous Col Will Be Brought Forth By Completion of Proposed , - Road Building Salt Washington. The Denver Mon. Uke Railroad company applied & the Interstate commerce com. fusion foF a government loan of With which to construct a tun-,,six miles long on a portion of th 170 miles west of Denver. jotd about of the Denver & Salt The receiver in arguing for grant of railroad, lake the proposed tun declured th loan, eliminate grave and serloui would ,,1 which they now have 'to ismculitles" the railroad, which itet In operating sea level. above 11.G00 feet to climbs reTbe tunnel would allow them to on the duce the highest elevation to 0100 feet, and would eliminate miles of 4 per cent grade locomotives now have their which over with rotary snowpwinter In climb t In front every day to maintain lows $6,-jmv- Salt Lake A total of li,no circulars, containing the proclamation of Governor Mabey urging the wider use of milk as a drink and food In the homes of Utah, lme been printed by organizations interested In the milk industry, end will be distributed by the state boarl of agriculture during th coming campaign on milk 1 rail-loa- n treaty-seve- eperations. If the money la granted, the can be compleline the added, at Salt terminus to te Its projected Lake City, and a coal field estimated to contain 50,000,000,000 toes of bituminous coal can be adequately served. The receivers estimated that the low c operating charges and the increased efficiency attained by a long tunnel at tke summit would result Immediately ta an Increase of 200 per cent In the tufflc. Also a very large area of Onto nlo pow wlthout railroad service, pitd ttuch of It government land, the ppll cation said, would be made avn'lablo rs settlement. Red Cross Spends Millions Washington The American Hed Cross spent $9,782,000 last year tn ns-- ' listing disabled world war veterans, John Barton Payne, national chairman of ihut organization, has announced. The principal eervlee rendered was In putting the disabled In 'effective rela tion with the proper government agency In orifer to help them obta'a that which they are entitled to from the federal government. for -- SMOOT CHARGES AKE SUSTAINED 'Concerns Forced Premium In Order tto Get Loian Washington. Charges of . Senator Smoot (ltep.) Utah, and other senators that borrowers frvm joint stock in some cases had been charged illegal premium, were declared sustained in a repuut made 'to the senate by Chairman Lofedell of the federal tuna loan board. In reply to a resolution 0f Inquiry adopted by the senate, Chairman-Lob-dellin a letter discussing reports of illegal charge being Imposed upon borSenate Report Show Elhd-bank- s Brigham City. Iloxelder .County is agitating the paing of road from this city to Corlnne. Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Ilugh C. have been called to Stanford University, Palo Alto. Calif., on account of an Injury to their a.m Fran cis, who la a freshman at the university. The joung man has, within a year, suffered a dislocated shoulder seven times. Wood Suit Luke City A plan Is being launched for using the State Fair grounds as a city park 'for eleven months In the year. The other month the grounds would be used for nnnuul fair. said: That such charges have been made we know beyond question. Individual rases have been called do our attention and investigation ihas developed others. Considering the mumber (of official loans) Involved and the oppor tunity Tor extortions, we believe they have been surprisingly few, Chairman - Lobdtlb- - added - that 4h brd, .when It 3 earned that borrowers ere iiequlred to .subscribe for .the shs-of two Joint stock banks mt r premium in order to secure loans, had issued ml sa order atoning the practice requiring the stock And l&teresL the banks to take up to repay premium plus Clash Over Land Boise. ing waa BftH President Warren - Hardasked, through the medium o' 3- ecsres'oaal dcTTgatlon, U eto bouse bill No. 77, by' massed 'ietnbly of 300 representative business ren, stockmen sheepmen and farmers held in the house of representative at IdaluVa a few days ago. This taken after the friend and th enemies of the measure were heard " debate that lasted six hours. the lie was directly passed : Wfes were made that th bill constitutes land steaL" and a demand was wte gr the resignation of Hugh Fpfuat president of the Idaho Wool. Die 8tatehou.se thin was Our-whic- h Association. Butt Wrecks Rsd Auto Tpeka, Kan. Fred Knudsoa, a fsrmer, Katnrday appealed to the state "perlntendeBt of insurance for aid In f,'He1ing coin Ion Insurance on hi ut inotjlle. Kaudson complains that 1'iiated hia automobile red, that a tll at a put, lie sale at Orion, Kan., It, ind the insurance com-P8-)' refused to consider his claim. ice Does Much Damage Tracers City. Mich The Michigan ,I'i'le belt. icebound since Iat was a sorry si'eetacle Monday 'hn cities r,.l towns had broken !gh the frozen cru-- t and el communication. Thousands of ret-were down, wire lines wrecked the ice still ranged from two to f ll(,lps In thickness. Pome of the fowl are seeking shelter and In barnyard, their wings frozan npj ciqnipi ot ice weighting tbotr -! s P nS, - Declared, Want Consideration In Time of Stress 'ails he Beautiful wall! Harmonica never before imagined! A blending of tints and tones, a magic interweaving of colors which will transform your walls into a rich fabric unsurpassed in its charm and cheerfulness-a- nd at a cost well within your means. Frame wants to and will to the United States. debt We nek only P" n that we he cicen proper time. 1 niler tTe Verna liTesT treaty, FrafitL is Germany's creditor to the extent of NY good decorator can do the work nearly all stores dealing in $17,i m.i mo, unit, which represents about half the damages she suffered. France paints can supply the material anyone can now afford to have bus expected America to give effective Tiffanized walls formerly the exclusive privilege of the very wealthy. help in inllei ting this sum. which Is Mistly more than t'e she owes America. This help has failed us I h.rx never blamed America's policy, but ildv its result has been to Germany not to pay. Sin-the arms n nferem e, we have paid out si.i in i.ci i.(i hi from s advance on reparv. ations and in pensions During the AD that is necessary is just Alabastine, the same nationally accepted wall tint which for forty yean, same period Germany has Sheen forced the same sanitary, to pay Imt if. iiii.dii.uii gold marks, of has been used in homes, apartments, oilier and public buildings of all kinds which Belgium got 2 ,590.1100,1 too, nnd durable, economical and artistic wafl coating sold by the best stores and used by the best decorators. France should have received 52 per With Alabastine, regularly applied you get the exact color to match your rugs and draperies. Through cent of the remainder. But the occuProcess you obtain a combination of colon roost pleasing and satisfactory. the Alabastine-Opalinpation expenses had to he reduced. Before decorating ask to see samples of the In such circumstances when debt are mentioned we do not say we will not pay that Is Lorn heur's phrase hut we say we will pay, hut are In A delicate situation, which variants givGrand Rapid, Michigan ing us irnia consideration. Who will say we are wrong? Let me recall here that It waa I who negotiated the debts contracted h WOlIIONE TAi OUT HOUSES COI UUJNUT 1BE by Fram e In America from 11117 i Entirely htw, tuinpiet method, you to play or no pay. Writ, for waaa 1919. When the money wus lent no l O. BOX 1M, BA NIKI LEU. XU dale for repayment wus fixed, because 1'lrotUis Attach rad. llem.tltrliln It woS recognized the future could not t th.m back Is eondltlon. Tntr-lhto br.k It P and on nny aowlns tnach. ; anally adjeetedt In tr.t n "SPOHWir lndl.pan.abla mada haa II tt d.llvered, with fall lnotrucmaw. y.ar.' im te known with cerninty. However, Cousha and Cold., lnfluanaa and Ptatampar with thalr re.ultlns Novelty Co., Pot It I. Corpaa ChrhWA of throat tha nil and ut time said that, and that everybody complication., Acta marv.lou.ly at praa.ntlra; acta aqnallr will W. N. U Salt Lak City, No. lielioved, Germany, when conquered, itorIt cent, and 1 it par bottla. At all dru OOHIIEN, IXPUltA would he obliged to pay. HPOHN M EPICAL. COSir AXT Th Untsrrifisd. But the contrary. la the case. GerHE KNEW A BETTER PLAN Fearlrts. A reporter had new'spajHT il hardly anything yet, many has Scotch Hitler Wtfl, Uni), luiw did a sciisutloiial story with guled And at such moment the American Tobs Sagg Naturally Unable to Under- a rural subscriber and waa lryfc ye like ttu- Rtrnngt? niecninter? congress votes a law fixing the dates A ult) Itaii No verm much, eMcr. stand th Situation of th Unseek verification. and conditions for final payment. Ik-'- an awfu' frlrlitonoil kiml o' chap. fortunates in Russia. Is the fellow ttint told me (Ns England has been less exuding. Dltl e notice how he aye tnlktl abtsit garded as a truthful mast" I would le lacking In my customary oor atlvcrsMfy, Satan? Oor ulu miniThere haln't nuthln special In the "Waal," replied the next-defrankness In these cables, If I did not ster Just cn him plain tleexll." II paper today, replied an acquaint- bor and best friend of the mm fioesna care a (loin for him. Boston ance who hnd been Interrogated by remark that for such a notification I ain't sayln he ain't question. Tube Sugg of the Fiddle Creek neigh- gether truthful, but I kin the time was Trunscrlpt. y that It aaya 4.0U0,-1)0- 9 wbat happened t Ananias anf borhood. Except Such, rtt any rate, has Ireen the comIt Isnt safe to bet on anythtng- folks will starve to death In mon man's Impression in France, lie phiry ain't never affected Waa ta sure a OdjKftlally thing. -JtxKwhj Jhla winter if they dont get has said, It was not necessary." She M'r,C22 help,' has never said We will not pay. Ilo 3 they off to starve if they has said We have not been helped to Success has Ra disadvantage, haln't got no better schie tlibh to must stand a lot of Insults front collect what Is due us, hut they hasten Btlck right there in Ilooshy when to demand that which we owe. That ure. was the dlaguat-etimes Is that is my country's true sentiment, and answer. When thing geta tq you Americans must understand It ns a such me that It looks like with pass w Is s it Is, for there nothing hich threi-tento he did I hook up has got something or interests your your sentiments. bosses to the the wagon, pour a With our 330,000,000 francs' debt, of water on the fire, rail the gourdful with 80,000,000,000 already spent In y dogs and take the family over to Germanys place leaving 50,000,000,-00to visit my wife's kin." Kansas remaining to he spent In the s.ima direction we are entitled to he treated with a certain consideration by our Irish Blarney. friends. A lady reader reports the following This consideration Is all that we as'c neat compliment paid to her by her and all that we will take. Irish gardener. Having called hhn into the house to give him aome InstrucTREATY FAVORABLY REPORTED tions, she saw him looking at a photoon the center table. Yes, Its graph 2St and 734 Packages, Everyber Along With Naval Limitation and I fear It flatters she but mine," said, Submarine Facts, It Is Passed On. me a little." But Have patlsncet Washington. Finally effecting n IXiesnt hurt s hit! Drop a little Said the newly arrived Sehure," replied the gnllnnt Patcompromise reservation program, the Treesono" on sn aching corn, instantly rick, it would have to flatter ye a to King Oola J. lloola of the that corn stops hurting, then shortly foreign relations committee cleared you lift it right off with fingers. Truly! great deni to look as well as ye do In isles : the way Saturday for transfer of the I have come among you Your d ruga st sell s tiny bottle of my eyes, mum." Boston Trunscrlpt. arms conference treaty delmte to the Treezone" for a few cents, sufficient to slonary, ready to serve." remove every hard corn, soft corn, or Said King Oola, who waa open senate. Methuselah probably lived to a ripe corn between the toe., and the calluses, The of a wag, as be Pacific treaty, w hh h without soreness or something old age Just to spite, some girl who irritation. the lanky figure: has proved the most troublesome of bad married him for his money. "No, you're not ready te the arms conference agreements In Could Afford th Newest not yet." American Legion VteAi committee discussions, was ordered Mrs. Caaey (with newspnper) It Some jKHiple never stop to count Van Mrs. reswore Astor here blanket with a that says farorably reported the cost because they realize Our happiness depends ha ervation drawn by committee mem-le- r aome lace at the hall last ulght that haven't it the price, anyway. they degree upon what we are. old. after consultation with President waa 200 years Individuality. Two hundred Mrs. OBrien year Harding. If n mnn doesn't repeat the cute Only the general far eastern and old I Think ot It now, an thlra with things his baby says It Is a sure The happier some men are the thing Boston TranscrlpL Chinese tariff pacts now remain on all that money. that be hasn't any baby. money they possess. the committee calendar, and senate leaders hope to bring the whole group OYEO HER BABYS COAT," of treaties into the senate proper soon A SKIRT AND CURTAINS so that debate on them can begin as WITH DIAMOND DYES soon as. the vote is reached on the separate treaty relating to Tap. Each package of "Diamond DyssM contains directions so simple any woman can . Treasure Found in Texas dy or tint her old, worn- - faded things Crockett, Texas Burled treasure new. Even if she has never dyed before, hns been found here. For the past fif- she can put s new, rich color into shabby dreaaes, waists, costs, stockings, ty years, at different times, searchers skirts, sweaters, draperies, banging, nave dug in this vicinity and in the everything. coverings, Boy Dismond Dyes no other home dyeing is country through which the old San kind then perfect Just tell your druggist whether An.onlo trail, known as the King's the material yon wish to dye is wool re highway passes. A pot of' treasure silk, or whether it is linei cotton, or was recently nneovered near lie re by a mixed goods. Dir.mond Dyes never streak, hwul resident. The pot. was filled with spot, fade or run. advertisement. silver coins, trinkets, medals and a few If a man bakes them, he calls them pieces of old Jewelry all in a perfect that lends inIt is ihe flapjacks. I state of preservation. The dates on terest to the work. flap the coins 1795 to 1S12 furn'shed the only due to when the pot was buried. A mans lot or destiny is generally taken to mean only what he has, WARNING ! Say Bayer when buy Aspiiia. Russia is Buying Much Machinery or his reputation. Itlga. Soviet trade delegate hern Unless you see the name "Bayer on tablets, youzra have announced the receipt hj Itussla or to Moth Important order for not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physician? of 198 steel tank cat Examine carefully every bottle of was in made 500 which Canada. Three CASTOR! A. that famous Md remedv over 22 years and proved safe by .millions for steamers, carrying 302 more cars, are for Infants and children, and see that It Bears the expected to arrive in Novorossisk Rheumatism Headache Colds within a few weeks. Up to the presSignature of Neuritis Toothache Neuralgia looomothes have In Use for Over 30 Tears. ent time sixty-ninbeen delivered to Russia. Nineteen of Children Crr for Fletcher' Caetoria Earache 'Pain, Pain Lumbago these are Swedish' manufacture and fifty come from German factories. AlAccept only Bayer packaje which contains proper directkrsa It doesn't help any to tell a fellow from has 5D ordered Russia together, to save orw. who wouldn't do It when Also bottles of 24 and 109 DvujwSEax Bandy "Bayer boxes-o- f 12 tablet Germany end 250 from Swadan. UeooAceluwchtantar be had a chance. of 8aHc,Unwt tX UtMiulu trwU f U IUjr Aplrta A Instead of Kalsomine or Wall Paper e- Bountiful. Davis county commissioners have announced a readiness to Improve with federal aid that part of the road from Echo to Ogden which lies in Davis county. The road does not particularly serve the people of tkivis county, but It is on one of the alternate routes on th federal highway system leading to the gateway between Utah and Wyoming. Salt Lake. Utah, through its state engineer, H. 5- - Caldwell, member of the Colorado river ommlsslon, is rather committed to the theory that unlimited development of irrigation projects, with, of course, a proper use of water, should te permitted to all the staters in the Colorado river has In. Some members of the commission desire a definite limited acreage in each state. Others agree with Mr. Caldwell, taking the position that there is water enough la the river to develop all feasible projects. But ev en if there were not, Mr. Caldwell argues, the scientific development of the river would demand The use of the water to the fullest extent in the upper reaches of the river, because a large part of tlilo water will return to the bed of the Tlver, While on th lower river, and particularly in California and the republic of Mexico, nuch return flow is impossible. As result it would take, he points out about three times as much water to irrigate an acre near the gulf of Cnll fornia or the Selton sea as it does in Wyoming, Colorado or 'Utah. , rowers, Debt Will Be Paid in Full If Tims Is Only Civen; Common People, It It m a?sfiSj ti pT I The urgent need of w system of highways by which tourists may visit Utah's national, parks end scenic wonders was emphasized In an address made at the tuncheon of the Salt Ixiko engineering council iheld in Salt Lake recently. Properly developed these assets could give n great earning power end a comprehensive plan was given of Unking the national parks of Utah with the Grand Canyon of the Colorado by a road system which would enable one to visit all these places on one continuous Journey. Ogden. That the proposed steel bridges la the Ogden canyon which have been ordered built will disfigure the natural beauty of the canyon, is the protest f the regressive Business dub off Ogden. The members of the club said they favored the original plans'of the bridges, which called for their construction of concrete. ' Salt Lake. dancing came to an end at the University of Utah when lunch-tou- r dance waa abruptly stopped by Professor Thomas Giles, who declared that unless the students would dance properly, the entertainment would be discontinued. Following the announcement by ITi fesooi Giles fie ,musie was again started and dancing continued, but k the variety was no in evidence. longer Cheek-to-chee- k chek-to-chee- Balt Lake City. It appear that at last the boundaries of Daggett. Utah'a baby county, are pretty definitely settled. At least it will require an act of the Utah legislature to jehango them. This was made clear by the receipt of the state engineer of copies off s resolution passed by the county commissioners of Daggett county, nnd s similar resolution passed by tha county commissioners of Uintah county, determining the line between the two counties. Salt Lake City. The Utah Association of the Blind supplied music for a recent meeting of the Ladies Liter ary club. merchants earn canned Utah of goods, large dispjaya in an endeavor to promote Utah indusOgdetL--Loc- al try. Salt Lake City Six new prisoner entered 'State prison last week. Three wore holdups, and two were convicted of grand larceny for stealing autoa. Alabastine-Opaline-Proce- ss. The Alabastine Company Spohns Distemper Compound t "" dlu r- F-I- PL - 1 - s er CORNS d Sum l&eSis?!' Lift Off with Fingers Okla-hom- for iiTdigestio: 0 City-Star- ., four-iow- er guar-antee- d. ' you of-th- e e U: rf , t ; |