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Show "THE PAPER WITH Juab A. CIRCULATION" times County VOURADS RUACII EVERY M)UK AM) CORNER OF EAST JUAU COUNTY AN I N I) F.I EN D ENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE OF EAST J UAH COUNTY NEPHI, UTAH, FRIDAY. AUOUST VOL. 7. FOUR THE ALFALFA WEEVIL VACATION JUAB COUNTY WEEKS FOR MAKE TEN DOLLARS NO. 44 1916 11, DELEGATES GOOD CONSOLIDATION OF SCHOOLS FIGHT HUGH SOCCESS IN JUAB SPREADINGOVER BASIN - Citizens Military Camp At Stormiest State Conven- tion Ever Held In HI? Fort Douglas. Great Op. How Schools are Supervised. Alethod Of Securing for Vacation tory Of Utah. Description Of Pest. How To Battle Against Crop portunity Teachers. Extension Of Work Of Teachers ""fV' 'Destroyer. Pasturing dood Method The Juab tounty Republican and a number of delegation The alfalfa weevil is spreading for Ogden Monday left boosters FROM NOTES INTERESTING in a way which makes it possible or mis ween to atiena me ivep' that sooner or later every section ublican State and Congressional of the country will have to coni A 11 were neia at conventions wnicn sider the problem of guarding ! rvl msm rr HH4lMMaMM m f a ma TitAi1 ft tr an1 W anfio t ,. t. .uu u buwhwiwu u.wt Mio. 1Aa TtA.lr t Rn.ni.h P"UB against this pest. During the , u.. IU .,;- ana mi .lm Ua. TKa otato cnnvonl nn trt) twelve years since the weevjl was Fork . spent several days visit- lra,nng'eaDp t0 be MtlbHBhed pr0nouncei by those who have introduced into. America it has ing her sister Mrs. Alonzo and 21 been regular attendents for the at port Douglas August been confined to the limits of the Young, .rvntinno fnr four wee ka. O ver Inast number of vears. to be the Great Basin of the west, but it Marion Robtrts left Thursday 600 men have already enrolled, best, the most enthusiastic and has been found this year by the of last week to seek work. Lhoso hv?ne sent in aDDlicat- - stormiest convention ever held Bureau of Entomology at Malta, Mrs. P. P. Christison of Nephi ions from all over the inter- - in the state of Utah. Nephi L. McCammon, Pocatella and Black- - visited in Mona Tuesday the mountain country, and prospects Morns won the nomination on foot. Idaho, all well within thei Mrs. Ellertson. of are bright for having a much the third ballot, he receiving Roy Snake River drainage system, guest made lareer camp before the final 312 3 against Governor bpry s of William Eureka and at Duchesne, Utah, in the ine - . date for enrollment. Many oi 1S3 ana fc. t jenKins a business last Thur- - - - trin , to Mona Colorado River system, which, ...I was or morns strenetn with are stores apparer.t the the was placarded he while here like th it of the Snake, slopes to sday,. it siens urging business and pro- - from the start when six counties (:.. r1. l u""' " Pacific. the Great the Wthri to ballot gave him 207 votes, in Mr. and Mrs. Lphraim Kay fessional men to give their Basin the weevil has SDread as . i vacations to their countrv. and the same counties the Governor t f far south as Richfield into the al- - ana iamuy ana miss uertna up in our editorialopinion this camp received 1441 votes. falfa fipld of central Utah. The enshaw motored to Santaquin affords an ODDortunitv for the The fizht riirht from the first insect, in spreading across the Sunday to visit with relatives most enjoyable and by far the I simmered down to a contest be Miss Lyla Ellertson u visiting continental divide, Department most profitable vacation that tween the Governor and Mr. entomologists say, is to be regard- - in Provo this week the guest of can be offered the overworked Morris, The third ballot brought ed merely as passing a convenient Miss Meriba Bird. office man. Four weeks of the last named 313 2 3 the num- and landmark rather than as sur- Mrs. Lawrence Courtney training I ber necessary for a choice. -i vigorous : , military r i i r pm tf, mounungauamer.iurtripcMcuLc Son L.sue ana aaugnier uiaaji . ,j Senator George Sutherland ... . . hsa nnt shown that it Sn read Si nf SaW T.ol-- Cttv nnt th atter we even rrom citizen . . average him 7..:" xL. . tA roF,ftm:nnt4 " ; raster aiong rivers knan acruss nart or tne weeK tne guest oi ner .v a t .": &nd Nevertheless si9ter Mrs. E. Kay. mounUin ranges. "TnT 'VuZ r . Iarie mJor,ty: cnosen was Chief Justice Mritup . . : V .. . m., it is now many miles nearer to , icu cu- - uiooa in nis veins, give Dim hv ulJ iuuijriieouA Recent visitor to Salt Lake Citv have observed that the trolley wires of all down 3trets are decorated witn national that the capital city is flags and . . experiencing a great wave oi Consolidation. Now that the or the consolidated Personal Inspection of school plan organization and has been completed supervision Mr. Featheroff of Ogden, who in Utah of the state are people s in charge of the department anxious to find out what has of planting in district four of the been done as compared with national forest reserve spent the old In this district system. part of the present week making from what can be gathered from a personal inspection of the trees people who are in a position to that were on theMt. Nebo reser know the new scheme has been ve in 1914, He Btates that the successful and more efficient trees are in excellent condition work has been done than ever and doing well. In some cases before. This is especially true they are eighteen to twenty in view or tne racttnat tne new inches high. In no cases have board of education and the sutrees died a natural death. The pervising force had nothing to only loss being of the destruct do with the emplojment of ion by animals. The trees plant teachers and purchase ed at the time were the western of text books janitors and schcol tup-pliyellow pine and until the governThese and many other ment made the planting they conditions were inherited from were not found in this section. the old system. It is hardly just The specie is found farther north to judge achool officials and adin Utah and Idaho and also south ministrative officers for conof here. In the opinion of Mr. ditions over which they at first Featheroff it will do as well here. had no control. Those in charge The next planting will be largely of the new school system forced experimental. Most of the trees upon them by the last legislature will be planted on the south slope recognized the fact that during and under different soil the first year was a period of transition and was in a way a critical time for the school?. dist important It can be said that the transitAirs. Bowles Entertains . I I utrioiiionuii. , i . . . ricts which have" hitherto felt safe vnere ne expects to ue ku" and. instill into r.ew ion from the old system ro the hiasvtttm com its attack. 'The contest for state treasur for the winter. She intends to h,.-- f .ffiofenev rd enati new has been successfully made enMr. and Mrs. W. A Bowles developed into one of the tertained in A description of the alfalfa go to High School there the com- - capacity for handling men and the Juab District. Thus the of August 7, in honor hardest fights of the convent Mrs. Bowie's weevil and method of combating ing year business. first A step toward greater atvery birthday. were candidates ion two until in school work has Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson its ravages are contained in a new tainments in Headquarters for enrollment withdrawn and the race was pleasant afternoon was spent U. S. of the Features of conmade. Departbeen week 0f a Garfield dinare 333 A publication spending for the camD are located at social chat. splendid hot ment of Agriculture, farmers I with their parents Mr. and Mrs. South Main Street, Salt Lake left between D. H. Madsen o ner was served. An enjoyable solidations have been successUtah county and Carl R. Mar Bulletoa 741. The spread of the Hyrum Vest time was had by the following in- fully introduced and carried cut Citv. and HDplicaticns must b of Price. Four started in cussen in the kcIxx.Is. NVxt rar ll e pest has. as a matter oi iact, Reese Anderson the 4 year old sent in at once to secure enroll Messrs. and D. Rees cf Juab vited guests; been slower than was atone time .on nf M board, supervising staff, and Mrfl A H And ment. The instructors are of- - the race. T. LaVern and Leo. Aivin, C. Winn of feared, but its progress has been erson underwent an operation ticers of the regular army, and county nominated T. Mrs. Sarah Whiting, teachers will work undr dif Bowles. of Carbon W. steady. In Utah and in small Saturday in Nephi to have his the purpose of instruction is to Juab. A. . Horsley Sud weeks. Mrs. fernt conditions and greater , . Mrs. Richard . i . . . . n. So far as uari nominated .:... i.., n... things are and Wyoming, tonsils taken out. He is now give each attendant as much of aiarruen;i portions of Idaho nominated cf Utah Homer Et)h caused has generally are cn- Loe.it nv' exist.?, it les and Myrtle Whiting. Carl Bow- the people the fundamental education of ar djinK nicely. . i t i Mc- F. and O. Madsen H. of h. cent of 50 loss cerned iney iisva anown mi per at times a Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Ellertson officer as can be imparted in . 'a K. les,'. Eail Whiting, and Mra. i.les to the new the first cuttine of alfalfa and a nutored to Provo Tuesday to the duration of the camp. A Shane of Beaver neice, Miss Ora Johnson ol narked opposition . .. .. . . If Pooler r.( reems to tt.rlnn second l altitude of loss and the the cutting. total plan Junction. Utah. " meet their son J. Leo, who will certain definite routine wnte be gooj. Supervisors and AsMr. McShane in nominating In order that farmers in those undergo an operation for appen presecibed for all, including sistants. Conn it FuperviFors has jcjtj9 Thursday moaning. pract- Mr. Barton declared that the sections in which the weevil fantry.trainingand rifle I .. . S. Entertained. a Club S. t i were engaged in the larger A deposit oi io is re- southern cart or the slate naa not yet appeared may De aoie to ogh Spsrry ,pent Sunday in ice. when ror s lidatiin went ochools quirtd of all attendants, $10 of not yet ben represented on th recognize the pest and to protec Mona. S. Club were entertain into effrct. In most Off TheS. fhe which will be returned at the tate ticket and that if Barton ed their crops from it, the bulletin Geo. Wilson Thursday work of these supc rvisors was Mrs. by end of the four weeks if all wasgiven the nomination the re- afternoon. already mentioned contains de fhe time was spent in extended to the entire district. is returned in Coodlturns would show a great in- of its and Cattlemen habits of ita ap ProtestUquipmint Nephi tails social chat. At 5:30 When special teachers in the and condition. The eitizens of Juab crease in the Republican vote. sewing Tax Raise Azainst Dearance in the various life stag were serv delicious refnshmtnts schools could not visit the county must realize mat me The first ballot resulted in no ed. A color scheme of yellow and larger es The weevil is most easily dis- their plans were schools other end week the cattlemen camp ofTera a great opportunity choice. Before the vote was List in the form of the full was carried out. The invit white much help given and out nt ent.fcen on the second ballot T. C- - ed irrown larva. It is then a green oi mn city received word irom for valuable training and an Mcsdames L. A were, guests i way. in inn was is Commissioner Whitroore.who racucu'iy h of hoped hyinn Rn(i R. JI. Barton with joyable vacation and it worm like creature Miner. H. E. Whitmorc. Al Bur. school in the district has been an inch long with a black head in halt Lake, that the state board that the county may be re- drew ton. Frank Russell. J. E. Reid, vUited every two weeks and and a faint white stripe down the of equal.zation was going to raise presented at the camp. The cn nominated was Mr. Madsen Ralph Brough, Walter Paxman.L gjyen y, here most needed. ;,Mi.nrthAh:irk. It feeds ud- - the assessment on cattle twenty following is clipped from the the second ballot. The vote was: James Vinson. Crttnimt on ptt on the leaves of alfalfa mai;.ly percent. In order to check this 1916 bulletin of Citizen," Milit foilraise the unreasonable further high rliirinir late May. June and early ary Training Camps; Ladies" Ken- Jnlv and mav be found by sweep-- owing motored to the state capi- - I information can also be had b Progressive Announcements ailhnnltal Thursday evening to be at addressing: The Officer In in every business or profession sington back the men send from to and Train Citizens the state morning the Friday Military lookinz for building bv Charge, iniivt ntor The Progressive Ladies Ken Circulars announcing premium notches in the leaves where it has at 9 o'clock to protest against jng Camps. Salt Lake City, Utah, camps bitter prepared to take of and of themselves care others. numer are larvae ruRrosE siigton Club met at the home of si and attractions i uie turn- fed. When the Mrs. Alvin Bowles last Thursday LnK Sute F8ir have recently been QUALIFCATION3 niia thpv destroy most of the ten To help properly qualified O. L. Geo. J. A Ostler, to Broush, the cause splendid program was render published and are Umg mailed tops der growth and men to fill the great deficiency Applicants must be (1) citiz Will S. A. field L, liston. Lunt, Hoyt, the white, making in officers and noncommission ens or united States. U) of ed, after which delicious re f res to all parts of the state this Jam-r,7W. T. Geo. and It. Howard, viewed when frostbitten looktTif ed officers that would im sound physical condition, eye- - shments were served wek. esW. Vickers. They were succ- - mediately arise in case of The following were prevent; This fair will be the thiry esstul in checking the raise 5 perl .,irtn-- i .fn.r--f,- e. hv civine Annie Allen, Jennie Beck, M.im mi exhibition and will be held ineaaui cent making only a 15 per cent them four weeks of intensive Lge and under 50. (4) students ie Neilson. Sadie Tolley, Minerva eight I of . n beetle City Sept. 30 to hrown .alt A. Mrs. L. field Sr.. the or instruction school Jenkinr, in in who Bailey a The exhibit with 7. public inclusive. military private prominent Oct an inch long I Miss Peart and host and officers the a reached under have Bailey, army divided into the ' fol is be regular will grade ion equivalent tures they quickly resume their snout. Its color irequenuy Mrs. Bow les Alvin of the regular army, to senior class, high school or ess lowing departments; nearly black. This beetle is hard- activities. Egg laying begins in with troops a patriotic ipint graduates thereof; tood cl- To foster C- - Sheep and Swine. the larva, B Cattl than hutLariy j,prjng and is usually ended er to discover citizens the and w has which among in spread education, it other mentary present efficacious meth har.d, I). J0 on the 0ne Poultry, V. Horticulture and by june Airs. Smith Entertains I- HorticuHure. Agricultural 0f controlling the pest, there ofthecountry sme knowledge been supplemented by business the field the whole year around, G- - Manuf- -. Productand In winter itcan be fjund by dig- rore 53 to destroy th- - tsraa by of military history, military 0r professional training. Mrs. T. L. Smith Dairy ntertiine.J i d i. nu- needs military CAMPEQUPMEXT Friday evening in honor of he. actures and wercnani ging about the crowns and roots pasluring the first crop up to Plcy Educational, To instill in four weeks of Fine Arts. The government loans ten daughter, Mrs. W. tO. Coilard. that time, A similar reiult may of alfalfa plants. J- - Woman's work.- - K hi- - be obtained life outdoor Calvary, the Af babiti not alfalfa weevil does were the laid for Covers s ixteen. healthy by cutting tage, blankets, cots, pillows. The alfalfa . . - I mattrasres. and comL- - Agricultural Machinery ot When the a and sweaters. as a obedienc. refreshments wer it ter served e feeding discipline, soiling ponchos, green bernate definitely. MMinerals, Speed that arel uniforms and ordnance, includ- - very pleasant eveninfj was spent Impliments, mand and weather is cool the adults are crop, of the field warmer wee the c until J efficiency i temperaprerequisites ling with hourvuf the night. Department equipment quiet, but I I i I 1 I 1 Air. Featheroff Alakes nm year 4 St .u m - 2-- . A I es. ! 1 ... a alfalfa-growin- r .:..... aoed ""'''" i,. fl ,,-n- g " Mts-dam- ..j 5 I ... I 1 a ft nn one-fourt- Bel-Qr,r.- ar 1 AinP. Lu... .vV three-sixteenth- .n,..M.i.r.nr s -- - , k I- - M self-contr- ouw n-- |