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Show THURSDAY. PAGE EIGHT LAYTON KAYSVILLE Correspondent ITI1A LAYTON WHITESIDES Rhone 30J1 N f,. - Ci.C IV:.Lig.Usot if I. L. STEVCNSQU - II. J. Barnes left Friday evening for Chicago, where he will attend the National Canners convention. Dr. and Mrs. Wilkie H. Blood of Salt Luke were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bonnemort. Earl Tall arrived home last week from lxs Angeles, where he had spent the past three weeks, and Mrs. Jack Thornley of . Mr. Salt City were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Underwood. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Sheffield and children visited friends in Tooele Sunday. Mrs. Adelia Sessions of Bountiful was a Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs. Carl B. Cottrell. Mrs, Howard Thomas entertained the Afternoon Sewing club at her home Monday afternoon. The Bay View dub met at the home of Mrs. John W. Thornley Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George W. Swan was hostess. ' Attorney George Heinrich of Logan visited Kaysville relatives today. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robins spent a' few days in Logan this week with Mrs. Robins brother, Truman Curtis, who has been seriously ill. Miss Jean Flint, who is attending the University of Utah, spent Bid to Fame "By BARBARA ANN BENEDICT : i Music Scale System Doomed for Ash Can, Opines U Teacher How They Stand In Jordan District :j W. JAMtapv INSTALL ,, HEATlNopJJ" A new heating s;v Cost:ilS approximately L'i::-,.- ) been installed at the Utah. The plant v.;!! Vrersit! SALT LAKE CITY Claiming heating-capacit0f theTueth that there is only one real way to at least 3o per cent. learn to play the piano, and that is to play it and forget about scale practicing, Professor Thomas Giles, head of the music departMATTRESS . ment at the University of Utah, , REC0-i;rIXrecently advocated the complete abandonment of the scale system. Mattresses recovered In its jjlace Professor Giles rebuilt at Salt Lak and would inaugurate a system that Price s calls for simple practice on simple and e as a unit Call be to for played pieces and Deliver not a series. This plan would alOverman low the piano student to use a Mattress little of his own imagination and Renovating ingenuity and would not tend to Phone Kavsville deaden his musical sense as the prevailing system does. The new system so proposed is no idle dream of Professor Giles, but rather is supported by a thesis which contains all of the fundamental ideas and arguments pn the subject. The system will not only provide relief for the piano students, said Professor Giles with a half JERSEY and GUERNSEY smile, but will also be a great aid to the parents and teachers MILCH COWS who have to listen to the eternal L PctY -- Scarlet Countenance: A gentle-- ; 3 0 1.000 Nrw C Mrs. Wilbur Couch will be hostDavis man whose acquaintance is vast 27. Granite KVSU Service ess to her bridge club this Thurs29, Cyprus .007 and who' prides himself on never Granite p day afternoon at her apartment. curb the at .007 stood Miss Jessie Robins, teacher at forgetting a face, Murray .333 a 1 bakery into went wife to his was taken while the public school, Jordan reached """ WHEN TheresasheCurdett ..000 the Dee hospital Tuesday where came into a establishment to makesome purBingham .000 After dinner. ville she will undergo treatment. G rants inheritance. It chases for the family 3 .000 an 0 him to seemed Tooele what Mrs. O. F. Walton, 53, died this made her the richest girl in the waiting The inside. state and the most famous. The eternity, he followed her Thursday morning at the family. Fridays Schedule home on the mountain road. Fun-fame went to her head She loved store was doing an excellent busi- j Jordan at Granite. eral services will be held at the ness and the entire counter was j Bingham at Murray. it, reveled in it and continually house at on : Sunday Kaysville meeting Cyprus at Davis. thought up new ideas to maintain lined with women each intent 1 oclock. harassed Tooele at Grantsville. the j from service it. When the mere fact of owning getting and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Willey an; line the Weeks lies u Its beLast In force. sales own Surveying millions her right thirty nounce the birth of a baby girl at 27. j the gentleman came less of an interesting topic picking out his wife, Cyprus 29, Granits the Dee hospital in Ogden last Sat11. and Jordan her Davis 39, behind new stole softly up for conversation, she attracted withjj urday. a playful spank, whispered, "Dont j .Murray 24. Tooele 21. to herself by marrying attention anMr. and Mrs. Harold Dawson Prince Marco. And when the public spend all your money, dear. nounce the birth of a son a the and regdt U6td to this, she divorced Prince Whereupon the lady turned Dee hospital on Thursday of-- . last Baron vealed a face he had never seen married she Marco. Later week, Ostrand. and still later she divorced before. And in his hasty retreat, Mrs. Joe Mabey and son and Baron Ostrand. And now she was whom should he meet only a few Mr. and Mrs. Mydaughter-in-lafeet away but a lady who glared Mrs. on the verge of announcing her enher and ron Mabey, daughter, at him with all storm signals set Blaine Adams, will leave some gagement to Cary Easton. . was his wife. of course, and time next week for San Francisco, Cary Easton was a nobody. Oh, he That witnessed the whole Jations of the federal law on this ahe, California, where they will meet having or wrote Action or poetry something Mrs.' Malays other daughter and is still mentioning it on guhjeCt. Debate broke when Sena-th- e like that, but no one had ever heard proceeding, husband, Mr. and Mrs. Mettenet, most or Dexter Farr of Weber offered embarrassing occasions. of him. He wasn't famous or rich or who are returning from China. amendment providing for regis an have nor did he socially prominent, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Whitesides of pickets also. He said tration often a title. Signs of the Times: Quite and Mrs. E. M. Whitesides spent should work both ways law the in trips here and there under- and aid the her about ingenuity, Thinking Sunday at Provo, visiting Mrs. last week-en- d employer as well as la- plink, plank, plunk. with her parents, One fresh and others will Whitesides daughter, and Theresa felt very smug and comground, Ive noticed persons con- bor if cooperation between employMr. B. Mrs. and Flint. J. struck It Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Wakefield. freshen soon Members of the family of Mrs. placent. Yet sometimes she pitied versing with their fingers.. er and labor were to be promoted. llirsch Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Senators Dexter Farr of Weber, He was such a sincere, honest me that New York has an extraor- - Senator Royle pointed out that Odd Charles Odd the Cary. at gathered spent Saturday and, Sunday in Salt home Saturday evening, Januar youth. He bcljeved she .was actually- dinarily large population of mutes (picketing already is lawful and the Will R. Holmes of Box Elder, and LEE ROBERTS Lake visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles 23, in Of idiot! so, by means of pencil and paper, amendment would tend to curb the Daniel Stevens of Millard would buijor of Mrs. Odds birthday in love with him. The poor Sena-les- s raise the llirsch, Sr. to fee and a to have with bad I of too matter took the speechThose hunting were fishing was Lav loi picketing. course peaceful up right present Mrs. Clair Whitesides entertain- anniversary. to know $1 in a bill introduced in the senML andf Mrs. Orson. Layton, Mr. use a young man like Cary. But wanted that Frischknecht me informed tor He friend. ed at a bridge luncheon Friday and Mrs, Amos J Odd, Mr, and Mrs. if Cary couldn't take care of many of those whom I saw com just when a strike is a strike and ate. The guests present afternoon. .Ar- -- thepown Interests it was Mr. Mrs. and Frank bad. Senator Griffin of Cache wanted in Bedford, too sub Mrs.-Jothe just municating by signals his were: Mrs. Leonard Layton, Odd thur and Mrs. Odd definition of a strikebreaker, Joe Maylin. way were not using the official sigh Day, Mrs. Otha K. Green, Mrs. who has been Kay Stephen, Theresas personal ' ill for some Senator Royle said the language Ai quite Mrs. were merely saving Eugene time is Le Grande ...Hess, language but entered the bedroom. secretary, was A a much definition such better this in for ' wave soft feeling flattering, your hair gf wear and tear on their voices by nece?sary Reed. Mrs. Harold Ellison, Mrs. Kay was young and blonde and bluepermissible m the senate. Senthus their and Charlie llirsch. Mrs. Clay Adams week, hands her making about a freshness using The American will do justice to your loveliest frocks. ator Billings of Duchesne favored Auxiliary eyed and had and Mrs. Golden F. Layton. themselves understood over the rat- the amendment was only too obvious when you will meet at the home of Miss that and Senator HugcnLeonard Mr. and Mrs, Layton ft tie and roar of the trains evening. A compared her witty Theresa. yi5:jjms of Weber opposed it. Senator tertained the (following guests at book' review wMonday real who use some the language ill men are waitpig be Make a now Parowan "The newspaper and look jj0W 0f your appointment suggested . bridge Saturday evening: Mr. and Mrs. William Parker. presented by have all their faculties and use change to strike directly at out- fir downstairs, Miss Burdett." Mrs. Golden M. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. George Barker entertained . the signs of mutes to communicate side strikebreakers. Senator Hug- your best. Mr. and "Well, let them wait! Theresas Mrs. Clair Whitesides, the ALonas club at her home Wedconfidential matters when among gins objected to this saying there Mrs. Golden F. Layton. eyes Hashed. Do they think I have afternoon. Some beggars who pre- is no difference between a chiseler others. answer do to than better Arnold Smith and George Tate nesday Mrs. Jack Appiegarth, who was nothing to tend be deaf and dumb learn from Colorado and one from Utah. for been have and pose of jhatcher, Arizona, Olive Harvey, their silly questions formerly Miss Senator Thornton of Provo sup- as a matter of the the at week who the signs gave Besides, visiting spending Mr. and Mrs. Dan their cameras? of Phone 68 or 65-daughter n Lay-tothe bill as drawn. to . Mrs. detect Ernest ported Alert and tion. Mr. home of to arrange for an cops are quick Farmington jjf Harvey of Kaysville, is very ill you permission Bill the Tax and George Layton. Mr. Smith with to Passed fake fakers and the go signs interview? The senate also passed on third and Mr. Tate are on their way to Idaho. pneumonia at her home in workhouse. did. This morning at break"You the Central states where they will Senator Ward C. Hol- reading, Airs. Leo Hill is in the Dee hosfast." Kay gaze was level bill fill a mission for the L. D. S. brooks of The fixing the delinquent other someGuard: the Changing I declare. Miss Stephen, pital in Ogden where she under' church. . 10 of - date for taxes on December Walof in the afternoon I the went lobby an operation Wednesday times youre very exasperating. Mrs. Harold Ellison entertained ea instead of November 30. ol full two platoons have no memory of giving you any the following three guests at a morning. In fhe. fho"se Representative Mrs. Wendell Barnes will enterpage and bell boys appeared from! such permission. bl11 foursome of bridge Wednesday af- tain for -. the evening bridge club this marched along with the the Shall I tell them to leave?" ternoon: Mrs. Eugene Reed, Mrs. of miners , -w o evening. heeled. jfor their fitness Roxy ushers; No. Since they're here has Mr. Charlie llirsch and Mrs. Clair (Thursday) precision and quali. The Lantern club met at the saluted, fell out and took up posts f jCations by a state t Whitesides. called? Easton examining home Of Mrs. WedF. W, Collett in various nooks and corners. In- hoard, before Mr. and Mrs. LcGrande Hess will "No." they are giVfen jobs. afternoon. The lesson. entertain at a family dinner party nesday Bonacci made a Theresa rose and rang for her quirydeVClopcd the fart that the Representative The Life and Van Works of A deposit in ones bank is not only a sign of at their home in Farmington Sat- Gogh, was reviewed is a regular thing oc-- strong plea for the measure saying to tell ceremony Miss Stephen maid, bidding Mrs. by. urday evening. the reporters she would be down curring daily at 7 a. m. and p. m. it was approved both by employers Harvey. Following the lesMr. and Mrs. J. B. Cooley, James prosperity, but also of dependability and Dressing, she reflected it and attracting many stares from and labor. The bill passed shortly. refreshments were son, served to E. Ellison and Mr. Ellisons daughand others. The march of out dissenting vote. The house twenty memlers and four guests. would be best to admit to the newster, Mrs. Howard Adams, attended The worthiness of credit. enuniformed lads begins al s quickly passed a bill by Love-th- e her trimly men before next that long be will held at paper meeting the Manufacturers banquet held of Utah lss the county avenue permitting the home of Mrs. Emil Whitesides gagement to Cary would be public Lexington foyer and at the Hotel Utah Saturday eve- on ends at the Park avenue entrance sale ?f infected fruits to process-- ! February 10. gossip. In another month, perhaps. ning. The prosperous man is the one with a bank account. of the hotel. It is all over in a lnjj Plants nJer supervision of the Mrs. James Williams of Ogden She would toll Cary tonight. Mr. and Mrs. George Blake, Sr., stat,e barci of visited agriculture, with Mr. few her deof minutes lot but and attract.; t parents. and Mr. and Mrs. George Blake, She was smiling when she Mrs. James Ball, Sunday. Bonacci Measure Passed attention nevertheless. scended the stairs. Cary hadnt arirmS?r., have moved' to Salt Lake to son Mr. of The house also passed RepresenJoe, and Mrs. Walter make their home after spending the When asked about him by the was rushed to the Dee hos- rived. Flint, tative Bonaccis bill providing two in past Layton. years she was evasive, secretly Maze. The new Triborc creased compensation on a basis Mrs. Tarnell Green and three pital Saturday night and operated reportersat his absence. But it was for of 5 per cent for each dependent bridge is a great children returned Saturday from upon for appendicitis. At last re- enraged ports he was Improving satisfac- the very fact of his absence that motorists who go to Long Island child, up to five children in the prompted her to be more informatorily. from the Bronx or the other wav family. Mr. Bonacci said the bill Frank Hill is ill at his home, tive than she had at first planned. around, as it nu.kcs it unnecessary Pai approval of employers and Member of Federal Reserve System suffering with a severe case of The reporters were delighted. They for them to get into downtown traf- wlkers and the, industrial com- influenza. didn't suspect for a moment that fle and cuts the mileage no little. There is before the sen- KAYSVILLE John R. Woolsey is confined to Theresas read.ncss to talk was proa t1!1 Senator Royle of But a man from young Detroit, bis home this week because of voked 1 tah Not every Grocery by a vague desperation, a unty providing increased who desired to travel from Washilncss. uneasiness. subconscious in case of accident or! Store and Meat Market ington Heights to Jones Beach, disJoseph E Flint, who has been: the remainder of the covered that even a $54,000,000 She spent confined to his sufconstant ,aklng Provisn bed or for several days short gives v.:th influenza, was taken to the afternoon indoArs, waiting for Cary, t7ornoccuPatlal dwease compensa- cut may prove otherwise. After ficient thought and come her annoyance Dee hospital Tuesday afternoon, When he didn't paying 25 cents toll he drove gayly On two mornings the senate and care to the sanitation w hen it was to anxiety. It occurred to onto the bridge and finally reached that pneu- gave way thought house met in joint session of the foods they sell monia was developing, her that she might have been a tojiear the end. A little farther on. he members of the state committee Miss Emily Brough, who is spend- - little too patronizing, might have and many food stores asked how to get to the beach and of nine explain details of the home ing the winter at Mesa, Arizona. abused his honesty and sincerity to was told to and markets are so take the Triboro bridge, tax exemption bill and the aecom-No- t in a recent letter reports that three the point where he had sensed the until then did he discover that punying revenue bills designed to carelessly arranged inches of snow has fallen at Mesa nature of the role he was playing that the store itself is he was back to where he started niake UP the revenue losses that the first in over seventy years, and rebelled against it. A cold fear ensue from operation of the Miss Brough is well and enjoying from. The reason was that he had not Kent clean. There crept through her body, a sense of made a wrong turn and hadn't 'r""0 exemption amendment to the winter. are no wet, moulds, The officers and teachers of the panic. noted a sign. But no matter the , contitution voted by the peo-- ; dirty comers or dis1 at lbe Impulsively she called Cary's reason, the Kaysville election, hold will a Primary bridge receipts were was was that he advised home and plays in (). 1 Skaggs meet at preparation the home ing increased 25 cents s ince. in order to of E Van Sanders Monday nfter-.roo- out. Rose, her maid, brought in a s.ltI.tor Uolbroizk of System Stores. get back on, he had to part with im.-ii at 2:xt oclock. copy of the evening paper. ConHeber another quarter. Mrs. Charles T, Bennett is henmon. Jr., of Daggett, members, Wax Paper, very servative, inside page headlines roll. 5c In every community there are. a few men and women who do ilLwith influenza at her home. f the committee announced her of nine were! engagepractically their own thinking. .They are independent, courageous, Miss Juanita Young returned ment City Scene: The decrepit horse among the principal speakers at New Caiibage, green, to "the attractive young Mr. iiomo realistic. They constitute the intellectual minority of America. of a junkman eolL.psing just after he two joint sessions. 3o lb. Wednesday morning from Senator' the hospital, where she underwent Easton. Dennion said it has been speeded across lower he did not know For them, THE AMERICAN MERCURY is published. She called Cary's home again, but an ojeration for appendicitis last Oxydol, large pkg.. Ic Broadway to beat the change of "mother the legislators would take offers success. She felt nervous them a brilliant critical picture of the world we live without Saturday. the a on . conThe colthe usual people crowd light wished The follow ing c hildren are among and desperate and fervently Highly readable, always entertaining, its only bias is agaisl Dinnefette Tomato Juice, An officious police- - y,tm'onal amendment as a man-- , lectmg. those quarantined for measles in that she had adopted some other dishonesty, knavery and quackery of all sorts political, he ful1 man taking charge, forcing back Permissible, most Kaysville: Dolores Blood. Audrey, plan or been loss abusive to Cary r intellectual, religious and scientific. It is Americas the spectators and making notes, he did Nance. Elaine Phillips, Tom I.av or less selfish in her desires. For itTw. S pre,filt bu Matches, standard sire believe .fearless and most widely quoted magazine Psaibe ar,d . The junkman answering in fe'sibl ' ton Gayle Larkins. Mary Leo . hours she lay awake that night, box, He to rmrt n i J. Forest Barker and the miserable, unhappy, tormented by a choking voice. . . It wasn't measure of Listed below are several of the articles which appear in the exemption ' children of Jim Webster. Mrs. her Utah Tomatoes, 3 large of much a horse It But was the it amount should thoughts. 5 iler February issue now on sale: llaight. Roy Crawley, George cans, 25c At home on a basis of., what the she awoke. Lose, instead of brought him a living Swan. Will Smith. Mrs. Heber when stateouM and-siwere a wife kids and pay for" or in other words what it Burton. Lewis Adams and J L Miss Stephen, brought in her morn- - he couldn t Menckc Vegetable Soup, 5e The American Future weuld ho able to make out the future. But Theresa's annoyance figure by H. L. mg paper. up in other Higcinbottom. Frank Winegar is able to be at this discrepancy was soon for- Yays without imposing undue bur-Tender, Leafy Spinach. Walter Winchell by Henry F Fnwj: Upn taxPayers. around again after an illness of gotten ns her eye fell upon the 5c lb. Subway Eavesdropping: Htt,-- 5 front-pagheadlines. She sat up husband is a good provider influenza. Abortion: The Million Dollar Kacket..bj A. he Mrs. Henry J. Graham visited with a start, conscious of a sickenHills Bros. Coffee, 1 lb., For ;th a swell alibi provides How To Make Flying Safe....bv Kenneth B.Cdl with her daughter and 25c whenever he st.ns out late at ing sensation of horror. Mr. and Mrs. J Gam, at their home "Millionairess Jilted by Author- - night. Oregons Secret Love Cult....bj Stewart H. Carnation Oats, large pkg, in Salt Lake City on Monday. Lover. Cary Easton Elopes with Pell S C Scrv NU ice. alter Thomas is able to be back Theresa Burdott's 20c The Dogus Era of Good Feeling by Albert Secretary. Once work after an illness last week, r sought-afteand much heirpopular but he is not entirely well vet Pierces Catsup, buffet Steel vs. John L. Lewis bn Gordon Corrojl Hunter for Zoo Finds Worlds Largest "installers .anMrs. Chester O. Flint. Mrsr T"' ess left holding the bag-H- ud can, 5c of Furnaces A. Phillips and Miss Harriet Hev- - nounced her engagement to Easton. Russias Private War in Spain.-hLawrence Dennis Easiest Task Capturing were soon for the Toilet Soap, standard size, wood will entertain the West Kav'x- - Nuptials expected Heating Air Conditioning St, Louis. Capturing a wild anivill community club at the home! former $.10,000,003 bride of Prince 3c bar To introduce THE AMERICAN, MERCURY to those.r!,K is mal so not Repairs Vacuum to difficult, Mr. according Marco and Baron !of and Mrs. Orin EVod Sat-- I Ostrand. When Cleaning of this newspaper who will appreciate it, this specia 11 Schulz, Afhite Ranch veteran Christoph East STOKERS Large, Eggs, interviewed, the happy Mr. Easton, urday evening. 25c dozen rican who hunter, condelivered a priced introductory offer is made: send $1.00 and 2128 Grant A ve. a three weeks visit v ith her moth- - smiling down into his wife's eyes, signment of animals to the loral Ogden AMERICAN .MERCURY will be sent to you for the next Rhone 933 ' admitted he had merely pretended Fancy Assorted er and family at Nebraska. zoo. months. Chocolates, 20c lb. Miss Virginia Bone entertained interest in Miss Burdett tp be near But animals are hard to keep and as his the forheiress bride, had the following guest s at dinner Heinz Catsup, large bottle, deliver after capture. Schulz says. R Sunday evening: Miss Fern Sim-- 1 bidden any of her servants to cn- - In 17c s. support f this he pointed out tertain Miss nions. Velma Major. Miss! 6 Theresa let the paper fall to her that a giro fie, delivered here, was Hone Talbot. Miss Helen Oorbridge, QUALITY MEATS Miss Jessie Page, Miss Bossid Tal-- ! lap. Oddly, bitterly, she was think- - separated from a herd and roped Send me. the next six issues of The American. Merc Pork Chops 20c Hk from a horse in about five minutes. hot and Miss Clara Bone. ing of the success of her plan. Cary I enclose $1. Ground Beef. 2 lbs. 25c Mrs. John Stevenson and daugh- - Easton had brought her fame, had ! irl or woman to assist After the capture, however, it was with ter are spending a few weeks at caused her name and picture to necessary to move the animal 300 Pork Roasts ..20c lb. NAME general housework, no cooking Santaquin visiting w ith her par- - appear on the front page of every miles overland East Africa, ents. , . stay nights permanent newspaper in the city. This was place it on a ship for a voyage ol Mrs. Arthur Green and two chil- what thirty-seve- n she had craved what she deto S6 - $7 days Boston, after per week. dren, Pattie and Kelly, returned served. which the beast still faced a fifteen-da- y she laughed, wildSuddenly from Saturday a, two and half; quarantine. months stay at Los Angeles. Cali- - ly, hysterically.' Rose,in rushing in, CITY STATE A Surety of Purity MRS. R. G. HARDING found her mistress a state of And fornia where despite the long journey the have been visitthey Utah Hut coma. Rose wasn't alarmed. , Layton, animals must be delivered in mg MrsGrecns mother, Mrs. Bar-logod BOINTIFIL - Fhone 205-THE AMERICAN MERCURY . 570 LEXINGTON She was used to LYs suit oj' thing. health or they will not be accepted. NEW YORK. y -- ( . son-in-la- j thirty-million-doll- . j ; 300-pa- , ge for sale j j j ' w, II 1 I e i . - - hellewell beauty salon j j self-prote- W dorf-Astori- now-here- v"ced , . . Your Bank Account . 1 Al-phe- with-gues- ts al-t- he -- - Barnes Banking time-save- r Co. ' Sanitation - - WANT j i j INTELLIGENT MEN and WOMEN! 1 n a 10-f- Pntattte t. ' -- -- . . . Bov-oridg- - . . o. ... mid-mornin- g ... j ' ' e HOLLAND son-in-la- J t j rulu-.tt- j ; i i ! Furnape Co. j y i -- ' ' ! ' j j j J male-friend- ; Introductory Offer WANTED! j ' , j f-- om SKAGGS feB roooN Sms j address j i j a , Months for |