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Show KAYSVILLE. LAYTON AND FARMINGTON, Clearfield Boys Win Honors in Judging'at The Livestock Show fiTONSAYSTO EACH BIBLE OR BAR EVOLUTION NUMBER 6 UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929, MaiLPlaqe. Makes Forced Landing in Kaysville Sunday PROTECTION OF PUBLIC FUNDS IS VITAL NEED The Boulder dam proposition is now The day of the pioneer has not clearly up to Utah. The question that the of is: Utah passed, nor has the pioneer passed. legislature William McEntire, Wendell Barber will-i-uP.t While flying north, over Kaysville t refuse to ratify, the n Down in Southern Utah there are Van Green, al of Clearfield, acmail plane last as Sunday evening bill, enacted by congress, ;wo men who are doing pioneer work t ; quitted themselves creditably as stock or block it by Parka AirNational to the to refusing ratify? at the judges livestock Ogden ever was show as as of to If order an Frank Writes Con and Utah Man perto Ratify, she is pulling high piloted by State Press Association in ways company last week. As a team they placed Arizonas fails fanner lUysvffle chestnuts out of the. fire, formed; and, considering the char- Nelson, of Ogden, developed engine fourth in the contest conducted and there will be no need of Arizona acter of work they are performing, it trouble and landed in a field near the vention Pledges Editorial Sop floted Ilistorian Asking for by, the place Salt Lake Tribune. s being done under great difficulty. home of Mrs. Susannah Robins, north in suit the United instituting, States won third place individ- courts against the port to Legislation Designed n jtntiority That Time Was McEntire One of these men, II. E. Blake, is of Kaysville. After the engine troubill. and the bronze ually A medal atoffered dispatch from I'hoenix this morn- running a newspaper at Monticcllo, ble was remedied. Pilot Nelson to Curb Irregularities; Clyde j&orded According to Lunar by the Tribune. Barber placed as ing states that the Arizona Colorado about a hundred mills south from tempted to take off again, and in so fifth in the individual competition, River commission has resolved to fils A. Epperson of The Reflet ran into a ditch bank injuring Thompsons, a station on the D. & R. Uonths and Asking If Men competing with boys from almost ev- suit at once. The dam fight" has G. W. railroad. In addition to being doing machine. of the the landing gears Elected President for 1923 Katnred at 5 to 15:Years Old ery county in the state. Jas. Letz was been settled, so far as congress is a newspaper man, and a good news The five sacks of mail on the plane alternate on the team but did not com- concerned, and settled tp the apparent psper man at that, he is one ofthe were taken to the home of Postmaspete. satisfaction of all thetates with the pioneer nsvigators of the Colorado ter Sheffield, and the officials of the The Utah State Press association Kt Joseph Barton, Baker, Oregon According to N. P. Jensen, club exception of Arizona and Utah. Late river, and a son who he trained to A car was sent to went on record at its. annual meeting notified. company par-2in county, Dayia leader of Clearfield, he is timers dispatches from Arizona indicate that handle boats on that treacherous river Kaysville to transport the mail to Inter-'STt- o at Salt Lake City last Saturday and the boys into groups from organizing to Ktymta, wiU 8 years of there is considerable sentiment in that is now recognised as perhaps . the Ogden. newsthe following This Sunday as favoring editorial support readme work is being done un- state for ratification, as there is also finest pilot on the river. age up. latftoto writ- Monday the plane was taken back or measures designed to curb the irder the supervision of DeLore Nichols, in Utah. Another-pioneenewspaper man who to Salt Lake on a track where it is regular handling of public funds that Davis county agent. Progress is beAs a matter of fact, Utah's inter is a newspaper in the wilder being repaired. running will come before the present session ing made which wall insure some prize- ests are with the upper basin states, ness of Southern Utah is Will Jay friend of the state legislature. The assoOur Joseph which have Wd Bistory." winning judges at livestock judging nothing in common with Peters of some sixty-fiv- e r. decided to Introduce two measciation fans to have it on the famous water rights and power rights of the miles from Panguitch, in the future. the railroad terminal. Both will give better control of ures that three lower basin states. It is also these men are master Editor Reflex.) both Jan-- I Genesis, to which of boards of educathe I The Idaho Daily SUtesman of you refer. I will true that the upper basin states pro- are 'skilled mechanics' to printers, expenditures the extent of not write in Press Associated but boards vide of county comwill an of and tion full, if that cent of all the say water ninety per prints j of intricate machinery, which inS. L. more than half a column, Adam was only 130 lunar months old which flows past the $ite of the Boul- keeping Editorial missioners. support pledged cludes presses and linotype machines, or- billa introduced kriianed by two column wide, heavy when Seth was born, then Adam was der dam, and for this reason the states in arehoth good working orderThey that-tiears p tkf A rioona, -- Nevada - and California only 1 which will prescribe severe penalties lines, as followsi and news writers of. more Rentmeister, 22, of Juniper, 'or defalcations Joseph Tet Cam and Abel were born before should settle their controversy and the editorial SxTISTS,' PROFESSORS and irregularities and Seth. By the same reckoning Seth upper basin states should refuse to than mediocre ability. As evidence Idaho, was drowned at 10:20 p. m. :'or measures that will shear the board TAKE ACTION TO COMBAT indomitable the and of literary ability Monday night while bathing in the EDICTS was only eight years of age when be made a party thereto. of this man Peters main pools of the Municipal baths in of pardons of some of its power that force and Enos was born; Enos was a father The one thing that is of interest to we take character permits it to turn criminals out of the following news column Salt Lake City. . AMociation Demands Right to Teach when he was seven years of age; his Utah and the upper basin states is from his penal institutions before they have The Garfield County Mr. his paper, with Rentmeister, brother, son, Mahalaleel, was bom, and Mahal-ale- securing 7,500,000 acre-feTheories in Schools; Ban Aeainst of water News. This story portrays the man- Paul served time commensurate with the 'Rentmeister, 20, also of Juniper, crimes was only five years of age when north of Lees Ferry in perpetuity. Freedom of Doctrine Scored. for which they are incarcerated. ner of man cast in the mould of the accompanied by Miss Laura Mitchell his Bon, Jared, was bom, and he, It should also be remembered that pioneer. His friends know how well and The associations convention came Violet both of Salt Adams, Lake, Jared, was only 12 4 years of age the relations of Ari7.ona and Utah in he loves life; "NEW YORK (AP) (then as they know how well he made a swimming party of four at to a close with election of officers and ' when his son, Enoch, was born; Enoch the Arizona Strip have not at al loves his a banquet in the evening, at which the profession; they know how the pool. "Action to combat the spread of was but five years of age when his times been amicable. The stockmen he loves his wilderness fWevolution editora were guests of the Western home, anc to Joe the report, According girls Meof restrict Southern Utah have long complain know how well he loves the physician son, Methuselah, was born, and legislation to on was the Newspaper Union. Rentmeister edge hanging ie freedom of teaching was taken thuselah had attained the mature age ed at unfair treatment accorded them who is pioneering with him among of the his wav along Clyde A. Epperson of The Reflex working pool, 15 of when his at the and hands of Arizona. In roa the pioneers of that isolated land. The the years .Tuesday by scientists university sqn, Noah, was was promoted from Into water. to deeper edge Watching bora. 'jtofessors in session here. matters, Arizona has proven anything pioneer is one in whose veins not only him, one of the. girls noticed he lost president of the association. A. B. and but to turn scientists Now, a these 7, For session this fifteen miles flows good neighbor. Genesis, I "At Chapter red blood, but also the his hold, went down, and failed to Gibson of the Nephi Times-New- s was the Arrow head Trail crosses the north milk ofrich, Wessorb authorized the preparation Verse 11. It says: Read the human kindness. elected up. and Grace A. In the six hundredth year of west comer of that state, and this bit tribute of Peters to the pioneer phys- come f a circular to contend for such free-j&- B The girls yelled frantically and Del-c- o Cooper of the Price and placed themselves definitely Noahs life, the second month, the of road has long been a source ol' ician of the Southern Utah wilderness Atwood, a swimmer at the pool, was secretary for the third Wrecord as deploring seventeenth day of the month, etc. grevious complaint on account of it! and his appreciation of his friends in to rescue Mr. Rentmeister. successive time. jumped iad "Here condition. is time recorded years, months Persistent effort failec and neighbors: an and regulations. lie was assisted by Dick Berryman, It was decided that the associaj Now, as a matter of fact, evolution and days. Same in Chapter 10, where to enlist Arizona road officials in tha M manager of the baths, in pulling him tion's summer meeting will be held Twice Dr. the during year past Vtana to the masses will ," of this months find load. Conditions and days improvement you years, out of the water. "olntly with the Wyoming Press aslave at last become so bad that Ari W. Bigelow has caught us trying to specifically referred to. When Mr. Rentmeister was lifted sociation at the time d crawl of over fence the the of the National zona has is been made to and see evident It at that that is creation that it in the early the to the bank, first aid was given by ditorial associations convention in and preparation of this date, some 4000- B. C., men recorded up to their state road commission to cemetery and has grabbed us by lane Richard Druce, a guard. Druce re- Cheyenne next collar and pulled us back to the Wth for mans existence upon it," time by the sun and not the moon, bring this road up to federal specifiJuly. us the am and landed of ported that Mr. Rentmeister was safe living, John F. Bowman, in wel ' cations is be aid to Mayor if federal contin id that all these changes from chaos and years meant years as we underand we fee frothing at the mouth. the association to Salt Lake, stand years, and months as we under- ued for road improvement in other sound among ourtofriends,skilled 3n come about by chance. Dr. Earl White was summoned coming this gentlemighty grateful the editora to support a uni-or- m of arts the state. It months was the evolutionists, or urged stand ( probably at that time Sti from Mark's and hospital motor vehicle lsw, a bill giv-n- g It is not yet known what action the man. During the holidays of 1927 we quickly were notified. who formulated and had lunar months and days as we underMotorcycle OfUtah legislature will take as to the had what we thought was flu, and we police cities a share in the state gaso-i- ne tin passed forbidding reading of the stand days. W. W. O'Brien ficers and Fred Egwas doctored up for tax revenue, and a measure sland the teaching of religion in Now, I would like to know your river pact, but it is hoped that Utah's guess.it was, and pie and being a little too confident, gleston arrived shortly with a pulmo-to- r, ae public schools and universities. authority, or upon what grounds you interest, and the interests of the upper it; cities to offer rewards for capowing unable were to but revive the taking the proper rare of our- victim. ture of vicious criminals. He also ad- -' W I ask by what right the evolu-pist- s, say that time, in the days of these basin states, will receive first consid- atyUnot ' self, we contracted Brights disease ' vised a bill to change the publication recorded according to lunar eration;or demand meiv-wa- s A certificate was death signed by all and summer with suffered that The mill will never grind again with of city financial .statements from repeal of all laws interfering with months, and please tell me if these and during the fall took upon ourself Dr. White and the body waft sent to )amphieta to newspapers. teaching of .their evolution theor-- men were matured at from five to 15 the water that is past is an old say-nthe morgue. nice a city case of and ptomaine poisoning, and much water has passed down so long as these same Committee assignments of the asyears of age, and fathers of famMr. is Rentmeister a brother of then, thinking that we were a kid the Colorado river. or evolutionists have had en- ilies." sociation were announced as follows: Peter anc Rentmeister of Kaysville out last started the again, holidays vied in the several To this letter I received the followstates laws for legislative, W. P. Epperson, chairif we were El! Rentmeister of Syracuse. trying to cut up just-adding the reading of the Bible or ing reply: will be held In Syracuse man; C. S. Goddard, Will R. Holmes, The funeral D. is sweet about that sixteen, forgetting I regret that as Mr. Wells is at Alex Dunn and Charles England. aching of anything of a religious sixty-si- x summers and a lot of hard at 2 p. m. today (Thursday). atore m the public schools. Social and program J. Tyler Garpresent abroad, and has left instruchad cranover old winters our passed The association demands the tions that only urgent letters are to diner, right chairman; noward Jarvis and few of a furrows ium, leaving age. t teach theories in Dr. M. Markus. schools, and claims be forwarded to him, it is not posAnd we went back to the away again, ban against freedom of the doc- - sible for me to place your letter beGrievances A. F. Gaisford, chair-maFrank D. Adams, having completed bed with the worst case of 'flu' that is scored. fore him." (Signed) M. Wells. W. C. Call and C. B. Wallace, Doc human mind could about. think the school work for pilots of Theories is a good word to use, for I wrote to Mr. WellB again, as fol23 Membership ground 21, 22, called was was and this time George H. Harrison, again, aircraft at the University of Califorlows: any, if not most, of these, to Alex us serum treata chairman; compelled give Rollo, Howard Jarhe where earned the wings of a notific conclusions are based, not "I am enclosing with this, a copy of nia, ment to prevent pneumonia, as he Classification bv sessions of the vis and N. C. Hicks. , in the Air and was letter dated pilot tats, but on theory. service, to Army my you January 9, told us at our age we would last about subjects to be taken up marks the evidence of this I will simply 1928, calling your attention to a state- commissioner a second lieutenant in as long as a ripe tomato in July, or program of the Utah State Horticul7 X? from P?e 129, Volume 1, "The ment in your Outline of History that the United States army July 13, 1918. be about as useful as a rubber-tired tural soejety, just announced by ProFrom San was sent to the Diego he edition by at the time Methusaleh lived time was fourth History, at Christmas time if we con- fessor F.' M. Coe of the Utah Agri- . G. Wells; , counted by lunar months, and that by argest bombing school in the world, buggy tracted that, so we took the serum, cultural college, and secretary of the "Neolithic man knew surely that he was his Ellington field, Texas, where reckoning his age by such months we feel as though we are society. and today h winter would Coach Tuff Linford returned Saturage would be reduced to a reasonable cing taught the art of high altitude now going to be able, by watching our come, and stored The convention will be held Janu a fodder aerial and 9C9 of and presently his grain. day from a trip into Nevada and Calinight step, to run a high class, moral news- ary 21, 22 and 23, at Provo, a? a gunnery," years ombing," figure (75 years), instead part had to fix a seed time, a with the Branch Agricultural ' bombing raids," when the armistice as stated in the Bible. for this community for a long of the leadership week sessions of the fornia propitious seed time, or his sow- "I also enclose a copy of a letter was signed November Hi 1918, where- paper basketball team. All of tha college We come. were sick to tinif Brigham Young university. pretty seven a failure, .The earliest dated January 28,' 1928, acknowledg- upon he was honorably discharged for games played were won by the The convention program closes about ten days, and to the friends recording reckoning is by moons ing receipt of my letter, signed by M. January 3, 1919, and accepted a com- that called upon us and tried to do Wednesday night, January 23, with Utah team. I8 The first game played was with by generations of men. The Wells, stating that you were abroad, mission as a second lieutenant in the things for us, and assisted our good the jannual horticultural fun feed, with er seems to be the case in Las Vegss Union Pacific shop the and only letters of importance were to Army Air Service reserve. wife in getting out the paper during President E. G. Peterson, of the 'Uta i Book of Genesis, where if one which was beaten, 48 to 28. At Taking an active part in the Army our be forwarded to you. team, illness, we are more than grate- Agricultural college, as the principa San Service which Air camps training Mr. think the 1927 California I Bernardino, Wells, "Now, my inquiry JJfkthe great ages of the paful from the bottom of our heart, and sneaker. "Fundamental Aspects ol hs who lived before the flood was, and' is, an important one, for if were conducted yearly, and complet- hope they never have the suffering Utah's Horticultural Development" is state champions in the junior college various correspondence courses, he J nar months instead of years, your conclusions as to creation and ing we endured those few days; the subject assigned to President division were defeated, 45 to T9. The was eethnsaleh and the others are re- promoted to a first lieutenant in for the doctorduring and only real fight the Aggies had was your development of this earth, all and of them we will Peterson. service branch of same the 19, to May a of conclusions the to as the credible . life. of The "ornamental sertion" has both with the Loyola junior college of Lot r? prigin length always have a mighty warm spot. ut with Angeles. The Branch team won, 23 the ; several races and colory of the people 1922. . programs Monday and one of Tues agriculture began Since that date he has completed Wficult task of to 20 nto more reason . based on luare 21 22. the and grounds the At squaring, day, January open At Baretow, Coach Linford divided able than are those touching the ages other courses in the Army Correspondwith the solar year." session hold will florists the floor, ng Bchools and has served four B. Gregory, Farmington, will talk his men into two teams, playing with of such a of Methnsaleh and others of his time, ence 33-1- 4 1'ny thete "absurdity six months the nt past years during deal of to Mr. H. a there is high school of the place and the on misleading Wells as great growing cut flowers; E. J. Ellison, the ows: alumni association. The score with and .incorrect conclusions in your his training camps in Utah and California. of and Salt on advertis Ijtke, selling the first team was 38 to 15, and with Having the required credits and havof ?ve,.the four volumes of your tory. and the Dr. ng problems florist, Led the forward of by Woolsey, the second, 48 to 23. I do not claim to be a highly learn- ing passed his examination for pro, and read 10 of his Kathleen L. Hull, of the college at is. 'ith some History ed roan, but I do try to carefully weigh motion and obtaining a "Certificate of Kaysville five, who scored on disease interest. . of the Logan, problems Mutcommissioned as the is teams total points, now he Kaysville NEW AUTOMOBILE INSPECTOR lorist. everything I read and take nothing for Capacity," v,, r,t what is termed an Army uals swamped West Layton Tuesday rcver attended either high granted, no matter by whom written. captain in the United States afternoon Monday landscape gard I do think my letter is of sufficient Air Service reserve, the branch fol-of in basketball at Layton. Woolsey was ening and home floriculture form the , Secretary of State Mi'ton II. Wellege nor any other school nt he which has honors followed service in faithfully by closely has appointed IL II. Goddard state scoring experience, since importance to be entitled to a reply, lowed for 12 years, and in which he Turner and Gailey, who scored 8 and general topics. Professor L. S. Mor ing i, ypars ofofage, automobile at for the of ris, inspector fir Davis, WeBrigham Young universitv, when I iame .stating your authority saying has acquired over SCO hours of fly- 6 roints respectively. ber and will welcome the counties to succeed to B. Miss referred Morgan time that with years delegates; 8rat plains time." West R. Vorse, landscape architect of Sa George II. Welsh. Mr. Goddard has ,.?be Hambal and St. Joe were but lunar months. . acknowl- ingFollowing is hi? nevj oath of office, Call playing running guard for Layton surprised by scoring 3 goals Lake, will speak on landscape design opened offices at 303 Central building, This letter has never been MiSaouri, was the last rail-'D- n td t dated at Washington, D. C., January for Layton. Kaysville led throughout or Beveral Sylvester Low, of Sroithfield, on com Ogden, where automobile licences may edged. J4 years. f 2 1929: ' the game, the score at the end of the munity beautification; R. Rasmussen, be applied for. All cars" must bear y long term in the school Now, the point I seek, to make is I, Frank David Adams, having first half being 14 to 8. The game of Provo, on gladiolus culture, anc 1929 license plates by March first. Tnence I have! learned that it simply this: If it is right and proper been appointed captain. Air Corps in was attended by a good sized crowd, Parley Glover, Sandyr on promising hsten Bible or lawr the any relig bar by I . to read toallall that may be to Reserve Corps of the and was Officers the night. Wednesday morning starts the interesting and hard fought. new ornamentals. that I possibly ious teaching in the public schools Army of the United States, do solemnfruit section program, including the will scientific informal dinner An held score: the because b The universities irUvaT1y subject or matter that and will support and deI address of the president of the society, swear that ly in "find the fend the Constitution of the United flaws Monday liigbt, starting at 6 oclock. P10 of speaker or writer, theorists claim to : i.the Leonard Fenn, 1 take "BaltDix, of Ogden. meets the bar from to not is (society whv morning it Tuesday right anything for Bible, and all of enemies, foreign States Lake, with the market news against In session with Bueh theoretthe 8uch and such an the schools and colleges joint agricultural of the federal government, will domestic; that I will bear true faith inspectors conference and take up service JfaT3 80 and so are the facts, ical stuff" as II. G. Wells in his "Out to the same; that I i talk on and the Utah standardization proallegiance sets now above nursery problems; speakers being gram; A. quoted, to page 129, line of History, as without one i P. Bigelow, Ogden, on the this take' Tpr obligation freely, Charles II. Smith. Centerville;' Dr. your Outline of History, out as actual facts? j1SL, ,T mental reservation or purpose of and cherry any apricot deal of 1928; Mart ProfesJ. Salt J. the by the Review of Reviews, Hull, from Forter, exclude Lake; and I say bar and that I will well and Roylancc, Salt Lake,, the 1928 peach sor Coe and Professor Morris. a follows: .v0n,?a schools evolution if the Bible is to be e?sion; discharge the duties of the faithfully eoluhie man knew At a noon luncheon J. G. Vorse, of dali J- - L Gilman, Pleasant Grove, barred and excluded both or jieither office surely to enter. about am at the I which upon Salt Iatke, will discuss the need for the 1928 apple deal; Professor Morris, Intor would come, and' eastern fruit markets; Professor Coe, So help me God.. organization. and presently his Pram w David Adams, a production program for Utah, and Frank and The section fruit Vegetable of to fix a seed time, Reserve, Ait Corps Captain, the convention starts Tuesday after- cold pack, possibilities will' also be l0us ped time, or his iwin United States Army. fruit-anoon, small, w.hI. a .vegetable 538 failure. The earliest the afternoon reports will b- - rewill be taken up! Frank is moons Xroblems techonirgs by hw SCHOOL BOARDS NOT LIABLE United States bureau ceived on fruit crops from the leadthe of Hazel Blood of Kaysville and Dale Senerat!ons of men. The school board or county A of agricultural economics xt- - Salt ing commercially producing counties Clark of Farmington have been chosen board county P.,i!iec.Ir3 tp be the case in cannot be sued for education of freshmen annual Lake, will discuss th'4929 outlook ol Utah. Lewis Wilhelm, of Logan, the of cast the enesis for adsn! where, if one from for resulting, The the future of spple in injury damages Utah. for strawberries; Dr. II. J! Tack, of will talk-oof ages of the pa- play at the University used bus of riariv. a the driver of Cache valley; Dr. V. M. Tanner, of negligence control of the the this presentLogan, ' for chosen years strawberry lived ,u before the I play school children, ac. weevil; II. Ilasuga, Rutlerville, the the university at Provo, on ban Jose ar months instead of ation's "Lilies of the Fields, ' ro-of for transporting attomey-general- 's htoi the from a to of ruling cording abundance an with everbearing strawberries; II, L. Glea- - scale; J. L. Harvey, of the bnreau w "rihusaleh and the others mantic comedy ' Montgomery, Ala. at on the -- pray office, Denver, is sitthe chemistry Concord Dick Evans. Referee play Kaysville, situations. sont grape The; interesting riifT0 .to a cred;ble lcn Redd The ruling was male in replying to a This encounter .makes the uation; J. Pettigrew, North Ogden, residue situation; Professor Morns -on bcirg directed by Miss Marion from Arthu Wnon, pesident Profi"- r the request of vinifera grapes; l'roforsor Coe, bram- spray schedules for 1929; thia season, Kaysville department Methus-played the of speech yo,u SB??est that a i the Calhoun county bead of educaof equipm-mt- , on Dr. T. and it! Coe, L. L. tor and Clearspray dates bles, the Bunnell, one Provo, from all vegewon -three, having Although on!y 9bl months, or less know the who L. on orchard sod tion, manm; in table Utah Martin, been possibilities county. j announce; Irml SrnmM- 0 then we must apply presentation have not Sam will mct Tuesday ment. xCommittees certain that it will! ruling so i to Adam, and others rs tor tatoUy i Swing-Johnso- 1 - Swing-Johnso- , 5, r Brother of Kaysville au-io- J. Man Is Drowned in Municipal Baths dis-iZ- fa - 0y ageL -- ma, N el et fol-kr- s) , - vice-preside- nt vice-preside- News-Advoca- te . ed anti-evoluti- on . "anti-religion- direct-intelligen- anti-syBtema- tic ce two-boar- de-jpm- - anti-re-ionis- ts, anti-religioni- g, a, anti-re-Tion- ist - Frank s Adams Advanced to Captain Air Service Reserve , State Horticultural Society to Meet on n; January so-call-ed Coach Linford Returns With Seven Victories - Kaysville Mutuals Beat Layton a rj.1 I edu-..rn- an s - scbl so-call- ed ,."5 , iV0 borit-ecaU- 8e Davis County Students Honored at University a mi n -- thir-gam- uni-versit- - the-Fift- h Charter of U pioji-c-d jS-.tta.t- SSTrrIS.wtal;j,4 tV ',1 -- |