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Show V. Subscribe for The Reflex Subscribe for The Reflex REACHES EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF DAVIS COUNTY VOLUME i xm LAYTON AND FARMINGTON, UTAH, THURSDAY, JULY 26. 1917 KAYSVILLE, ISSUE FOR SIDEWALKS PROPOSED A' meeting of the property owners, owning property on the northside of Pine street between Fourth and Ninth streets, was held at the city hall last Friday evening. The matter under discussion was the proposition to construct a concrete sidewalk between the points named on the north side of the street tion, a vote as to whether walks - should be constructeifwras taken anTit was found that a majority of the property represented at the meeting was against the improvement, but not .a .majority of the property in the pro-- , posed district. During the discussion it was proposed by Heber J. Sheffield that a meeting be held at the Kaysville opera house on Monday evening, July 30th, to which all the property owners of Kaysville be invited, for the purpose of considering the proposition of bonding the city for the building of sidewalks. On motion the proposition was adopted and the meeting will be held on that date unless new cases of scarlet fever develop in the city. Those present at the meeting seemed to favor ' the proposition. OGDEN PEOPLE HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT Major Roberts has been working on the plan for some time and is highly elated with its complete success. Checks were also received from R. V. Sloan for $100 and William H. Dale for $25. The major issued an appeal to Jesse Knight and his son for aid, to which they sent the following letter: Your letter of July 10; addressed pleasure in enclosing out checks herewith far$tO0Or After--a lifetimes training it comes natural to follow instructions from ones spiritual advisor. We are glad to assist in furnishing this wholesome form of amusement and recreation for our boys and sincerely trust that the ideal back of your request will take hold of the boys themselves and give them power to selpct forms of amusement that will keep them clean and wholesome. DISTRICT COURT NOTES The July term of the District Court convened in Farmington July 21, Hon. Alfred Wr. Agee presiding. Probate Business Estate of William Blood, deceased. Order- for family allowance signed. Estate of J ohn W inegar, decea sed. Order signed confirming sale of personal property objections to sale of real estate were filed and were sustained by the court. Estate of Ellen Marsden, deceased. ' Sale of realty confirmed. S. Estate of Arthur Burnett, a sale of propminor, confirmation of erty signed. - Tuesday afternoon at about 3 oclock the automobile of W. R. Horne of Ogden was hit by a street car headed for Salt Lake on the tracks of the Utah Light & Traction company as Mr. Horne was backing out of Cherry Civil Business lane, where he had stopped his car to Case of Jed McFerson vs. Levi S repair a punctured tire. Several trees obscure the view of the Heywood. Demurrer sustained and 10 men on the street cars at this point days given in which to answer. and the automobile, which contained, Utah Power & Light Co. vs. E. J besides Mr. Home, his wife, a woman Harms et ai.. Same ruling as above. friend from Provo and the two small Sarah A. S. Arbuckle vs. James Suit for divorce. Demurrer Horne children, was struck by the car and dragged for nearly a hundred feet overruled and 10 days given in which before the motorman could bring it to to answer. John F. and Elizabeth Ashby were a' stop. The seventeen-months-ol- d Enos was from thrown permitted to adopt baby of Mrs. Home the rear seat of the automobile ard L. Bost Jr. was caught on the fender of the street Charlotte E. Buchanan vs. John W. and Buchanan. Suit for divorce. Several car. Mrs. Home was bruised rendered unconscious. The baby was witnesses testified and court adbadly bruised and may possibly have journed to Wednesday, July 26, at 9:30 been injured internally. a. m. Dr. Robinson was called after Mrs. Home and her baby had been taken HUGE PHOSPHATE RESERVES to the home of William Barber, near Idaho, Utah, Wyoming and Monby. None of the occupants of the e vast deposits of automobile suffered broken bones, tana possess ' the phosphate rock. Although but the shock of the accident caused are by no means comwomen phosphate areas much suffering to both--th- e pletely surveyed, the amount of phosand the children. estiphate ni the known deposits, as mated by the United States Geological KINGIITS GIVE $1000 FOR BASE- Survey, Department of the Interior, BALL SUITS billion is nearly five and Through the kindness of Uncle tons. Jesse Knight and 'his son, J. Will An idea of the immensity of this Knight of Provo, Utah, the batteries of be obtained by comparthe First Utah light field artillery will tonnage may ing it with last years production in go to their training camp at. Linda the united States of 1,980,000 tons. Vista, Cal., supplied with a complete baseball outfit for each of the six Canned berries are bird proof. companies one dozen complete suits for each battery, one dozen or more of Frost doesnt nip canned vegetables assorted bats, one dozen assorted league balls for each company, as Cant eat em all in summer? Not well as all the rest of the parapherenough in winter? Home canning Is nalia, that goes to the making of a the answer." - -regular outfit This was the announcement made yesterday by ChapWeeding will seem easy next winlain B. H. Roberts of the guard, who ter when mother serves those home received personal checks from the canned string beans. Knights for $1000. - Ar-buck- nine-year-o- ld high-grad- one-ha- lf - i COME!!! JOIN THE CROWD AT SALTAIR! NORTH DAVIS COUNTY M. I. A. OUTING SALTAIR, AUGUST 8, 1917 BOARDS PREPARE FOR WORK DRAFT-NUMBERS According to advices received from Washington yesterday the official list of those in Utah who were drawn last Friday to serve in the new national Tfye army has been mailed and probably will reach Salt Lake Saturday. The lists were mailed in duplicate pack- - The following list contains the 56 name, serial number and draft number 702 of those citizens of this registration 5 cause whatever, should become lost, district whose numbers were drawn in 54 it that the other list will the first 2000 capsules taken from the 54 : drawing process. All persons who 440 reach its destination. June 5th, were drawn and 741 ' The local draft exemption boards registered will rank as to priority in the order in 711 will be ready for business next Tues- which drawn. In all there were 638 drawn 10,500 numbers, Within covering the 623 the next week or ten days day. of number in the 269 greatest registrants man in the state will most every drafted district. Master lists 685 populous have received a notice from the war are now being compiled and printed at 335 department or its various agencies as Washington and should be in the 493 to the time and place of the meeting hands of local exemption boards the 341 of exemption boards. This, however, latter part of the week. The govern- 391 ment is still very insistent that each 353 does not relieve the registrant from registrant should learn his priority 637 tne duty of finding put for himself without waiting to he informed, and 660 whether or not he is libale for duty that responsibility for failure rests 571 under the first call as a unit of the with- - the individual. Errors have 488 been discovered in the transmission of 704 quota allotted to his district. On this onto numbers by telegraph, so that 72 while in the main the published lists 356 point the regulations are explicit. The man who fails to respond on the are correct, it will require the master 112 list for the official numbers. When 679 day set for his physical examination, the official list of numbers is received 805 whether he receives notice or not, will such errors as have occurred will be 11 363 be liable to arrest under the provisions corrected. Thed rs ft number. Indira tes Ihe of the draft act. order in which the men will be called 327 664 Through the provost marshal gen- before the exemption board. Draft 93 eral the government has plainly and Serial No. No. 345 definitely declared that the excuse 258 Sim, Forrest 1 103 that the notice to appear before the 458 Rampton, Walter Jr 2 556 exemption board has not been received 783 K&mpmann, Maxmillan (aln) 3 154 51 4 will not avail. This is considered one 337 Clark, Oliver R.., 4 717 of the most important phases of the 847 Crathorn, William 676 Mayfield, Harold Max 5 30 draft ruffe- - It places all of the re- 275 Clark, 6 199 Nathaniel Douglas 564 Nelson, Harold Clyde 388 r sponsibility upon the men drafted. 596 Mortenson, Leslie S,..... 9 773 man will drafted be Every given 636 10 608 Patterson, Andrew ample time to file a claim for exemp- 548 Nalder, Ilacel William 11 406 12 519 tion, but the fact that he is exempt 126 Ware, John Leo 13 25 under the law does not relieve him 123 Rosmait, Bemy 14 392 from appearing before the exemption 784 Kikuchi, Bushirs (alien) 755 Yantashita, Masakichi (alien) 15 383 board for physical examination. Within 107 18 228 Barber, Levi Urban.... five days after the mailing of notices 616 Morgan, Jame Harvey 17 688 18 705 d of the men drawn in each 373 Duncan, David William.... 18 576 665 Galbraith, Archie B district will be required to appear for 775 Galogianes, Coustaut. (alien) 19 122 d must 486 Proud foot, Fkln. J. A. R. W... 20 642 physical examinatoin. 21 222 Layton, Jesse appear on the sixth day and the final 692 22 700 600 Moss, Clarence David d on the seventh day. Those 810 23 297 Hikotaao (alien) Ogawa, who are not within the jurisdiction, of 507 Freestone, George 24 321 25 736 the draft board at the time notices are 309 Child, Percy Lester. 26 707 mailed will be given ten days in which 437 Earl, Irvin Leroy... 27 368 604 Morgan, Wilford .... to appear. Those who fail to appear 43 28 320 Adams, Merlin Wright before the draft board during the time 420 Randall, John Woolley 29 656 30 814 of its sitting will be considered physic 514 Parrish, Charles Russell 31 738 433 Lester.. Herbert Gleason, will and ally fit for military service, 32 121 10 Wright, James Cornelous be subject to arrest. 33 271 487 Fackrell," Otto E.. 34 292 The appeal exemption board will 797 Murgia, Sebastian (alien) 35 822 meet tonight at the office of Parley L. 140 Willey, William Owen .... 36 504 432 Ray, Parley Williams, chairman, in the Walker 18 Wicker, ... 37 470 Orine Walter Bank building," to arrange final de- 652 Muir, Frank Berry 38 312 39 90 tails for prosecuting its work. The 739 Kendell, Henry Timothy 40 191 601 Miilrid are board of the Higgs, appeal headquarters 41 477 Clarence 606 Clark.,.. McLatchie, being established in rooms 307 and 309 182 . 42 753 Orvel William Thurgood, in the federal building.. The first 513 Fernelius, Peter Guataus ...... 43 130 44 168 meetnig in the new quarters probably 46 Wilcox, Gilbert II ... 45 424 223 Beesley, Robert Heber... will be held Monday. .. 46 657 117 Beus, uvorge Ezra An undercurrent of dissatisfaction 602 Mayfield, Clarence Lewis..... 47 175 48 300 concerning the quota placed against 390 Staggs, Louis 49 278 districts of the 76 Burnham, Elmer some of the thirty-fou- r 50 524 Constautiuoa 772 (aln) state developed yesterday In com 721 Fotinkis, William 51 336 Johnston, plaints which unofficially reached the 786 Lakwan, Joseph C. (alien),. 52 212 63 49 adjutant general and Governor Bam 280 Summers, Wilford Leslie 64 8 757 Christas (aln) the claimed Apostolopulos, that is quota berger. It 66 305 332 Sessions, Alvin is districts some of the for greater 379 66 567 Dykman, Ilyrum Smith than it should be for the reason that 642 Odd, 67 622 Arther Henry 58 685 in numerous instances young men who 194 Terry, Parshall Victor 69 781 William 552 Francis,.... Nance, districts were residents of certain 60 323 MsrshalL. Leon 298 Strong, several came to Salt Lake to enlist 61 438 676 HansettrUlyde William. months ago and Salt Lake received the 343 Colemere, Frank George 62 441 63 357 benefit of their enlistments in deduct- 726 Layton, Otto 64 23 15 Ashdown, Wallace S and the the from gross gross quota, ing Wallace Knight. 65 331 452 quota of the district of which the re 355 Richardson, 66 492 James Orson Davis, emit was a resident was not changed. 530 Page, Hazen Roland 67 561 68 800 There is no way of adjusting this, 809 Nicolawrena, Frank (alien) M- 69 ..... 715 645 the of in those Hatch, to Ray charge according 70 539 Nessen 218 Otto Stnith, draft in Utah, and the desire of the 620 71 349 Leo Taylor. Mayfield, young recruit to make it appear that 550 Nalder, James Stephen ....... 72 562 he eame from a large city when he ... 73 501 574 Nelaon, James Eyerett hasresulted to the disadvantage 31 Adams,iIazenForbes..... ...... 74 102 ....... 75 714 Fiet Joseph (alien) of the district in which he lived before 770 76 86 677 Hill, Leonard enlistment, and the net quota now 749 King, Archa Willard....-- . 77 71 78 555 placed against it is greater than it 525 Green, Carl Bearer 760 Broomfield, Robert S. (alien) 79 506 should be unde iv. normal conditions 80 435 183 Barlow, Jesae David 26th. Lake Salt Tribune, July EXEMPTION " one-thir- One-thir- one-thir- A.. -- en-list- ed ACCIDENT-O- NE ARM IS CONVICTS BROKEN t of Narieus Milion, a when broken arm Ogden, received a two automobiles collided on the state road near here last night. Milion was riding in an automobile- owned by F. J." Newman 'of Ogden- and Newman says the accident was caused by the careless driving of a woman, whose identity has not been learned. French-residen- Buiek truck- - Must sell This is a bargain. Call at Layton Auto Co. for demonstration. LUCIUS LAIIDIE: quick. IN ORDER OF DRAWING T Following Numbers Apply to Davis County and Include Numbers Sufficient to Fill Davis Countys Quota for Second Draft AUTO Half-to- n NUMBER 2 -- CHURCH NOTICE Now that the quarantine occasioned by scarlet fever has been removed church services will be held next Sun day as usual. The hours for meetings are as follows: Priesthood meeting, 9 a. m.; Sunday school, 10:30 a. m.; sacrament meeting, 7:00 p. m. Ther will be special speakers at the sacrament meeting. AND PRUSSIAN UNIFORMS Westchester county convicts', who have hitherto been garbed in khaki, are now forced to wear uniforms of the same color as those worn by the German' army. Unconsciously the Westchester county officials have stumbled on a method by which a convict may be made ashamed of his mmeae n&sttba same tfrnA they have found means whereby the nation at large, in after year?, may be continually reminded of the menace which lies beyond the Rhine. For example, ordinary criminals, who are serving sentences of from one to five years, might be dressed in the uniforms of German privates. More hardened behind who the bars for are criminals, ten years, to five from periods ranging of uniforms wear be to forced the may i Whitesides Lewis Paul Melotias, Spiros (alien) Adams, Golden Marion Worsley, Sidney Dean Green? Ruben Alvin Reed, George Hawley 81 . 83 j 450 84 118 85 725 86 156 87 808 88 267 567 . Kerr, David A Hatch, John Arthur 2 713- 681-8- . r 195 196 197 198 .,.199 Johnson, Everett-Willia.200 Young, Joseph LeRoy 201 Nicolaurena, John (alien) 202 Crathorn, Earl Goodfellow, Jesse Myron ..203 m.. McDonald, William Albert 421 Holbrook, David Leo . 169 Crosby, Henry William 436 Hill, James Melvin..... 396 Cracroft; Edwin I 257 Floid, Richard 284 Cowley, Murray Waldermer 96133 pay, George Roberts 97 807 Draper, Jabez Miland 98 185 Hamblin, Ralph 99 285 Manning, Joseph Walter 100 560 Gailey, Edmon Edmunds 101 303 Petty, Gordon G. ..102 663 Lee, Thomas Albert 103 211 White, Roy ..104 146 Stegen, Samuel Victor 105 229 Winegar, Thomas E 106 410 Hoggan, Orson Albert Miyagishima, Tokichi (alien) 107 135 108 750 Allan, John Henry 109 68 Dunbar, Joseph Henry 111 Corbridge, Lawrence G. 112 Morgan, Daniel Henry 113 Briggs, Lorin David Cartright, Henry Solomon .....114 115 Bearer, Delbert .116 Bryson, Samuel Oliver 117 Young, Lowal Robert. .:.....118 Arbuckle, Elmer S 119 Johnson, Joseph Francis 1.120 Willett, Alfred 121 Burnham, Lawrence .122 Steed, Rulon L,.... Haley, Jefferson Hughes, Harry J Roberts, Thomas Jr. Worsley, Horace Edwin..; 204 Ellison, Glen 205 Bowman, Leonard 206 .. Rice, (Juince Ira 207 Perkins, Joseph Edwin 208 Criddle, Elmer James 209 Smith, Joseph Roberta..., .210 Barnes, George Wilford Mastoves, Alexander (alien)..211 212 Blamires, George Lambert .214 Criddle, Lawrence Irvin 215 Nalder, Charles Evans .216 Crosby, Jesse Clyde: .217 Garrett, Alfred Thomas. 218 Barber, Horace Henry 219 Worsley, Leo Vernon 2120 Bryson, Allen 221 Rudd, Charles IV 222 Sessions, Thomas Earl White Arthue Edw. (alien ..223 .224 Weaver, Don Allen 1 50 Y oung. Law ranceAlonza 225 19 400 115 206 228 Argyle, Albert Hogan Rollmger, John 226 227 228 229 230 .231 232 233 234 Backman, Oscar Smith, Newel Whitney:. Stewart, Cleveland II- 136 Waddoups, Omer 430 Richards, Ezra Foss 328 Smith, Stanley George 96 Woolley, Thomas Mathew... 624 Mann, Orvis .236 544 Ohusread, Ilyrum Ulysses... 237 747 Knighton, Nephi 238 123 138 Willey, Edison 239 124 91 Barnes, Christopher Jeffrsn.240 Gastc, Julian (alien) Moss, George Semion. 125 Reed, "Lewis 126 Gwynn, John Richard .,127 Argyle, Thomas Mann .........123 Reed, Heber James 129 Davis, Thomas Raymon 130 Stewart Cleveland 1L 180 McNeil, George William Harbertson, Wm. Morrison. ...131 Nalder, Leland Rudger ... ....132 133 Waite, Leon Loveland 134 Mocker, Leland Stanford Sessions, Thomas Earl ...... .185 ISA Love, Hugh 262 635 633 712 17 802 691 378 237 422 619 344 824 137 442 Carlo, Joseph Franklin .138 202 Call,' Lawrence Earl .139 164 William Clyde Laytoq, 140 263 Hadlock, Orlando Bowen 141 272 Smedley, Dan C. ...142 593 Smith, James Carlos. 143 407 Moss, David Arnold De Hue, Gerrst (alien) ........144 262 Larkins, Howard James.r.145 769 .146 776 Barlow, Haven Dibble -- 147 566 Clark, Edward Franklin Ball, Austin Sheman....148 149 Sandoz, George William. 150 Pettit, Charle Lorenzo .151 Pierce, Henry Oliver 162 Stokes, Nathan Glen .,163 Wright, Wilburn .164 Bush, George Albert - 165 Fult, Reinder 15fl Yoshida, Yahera (alien) 157 Wilcox, Glen E ....158 Thornley, George 'Ware ..159 Rogers, Clarence .160 Hatch, Harry Stevens 161 Bambrough, Willard M.. Steed, George Anson...... Stark, Clifford Young Porter, Leo Tanner Stoker, John Lemon! Sjoblem, John Loudvig- Anderson, Augest Wood, Loy Cook, esse Louder... Galbraith, Wilkie F Mann, Momia Hatch.. - 581 311 124 481 744 582 240 499 590 444 636 735 634 326 ...162 447 .163 76 164 672 165 393 ..166 158 167 778 ,168 1 169 187 170 62 ,171 106 .172 650 Garrett, Jed Koreakos X.173 86 (alien TrorCaKer, 174 352 Call, Irvin Robinson, R. Clarence..... ,....175 418 176 456 Evans, George Elmer 177 806 Dawson, Alexander 11. 178 416 Atkinson, Lawrence Guy 179 617 Cook, David Ernest...... ..180 526 Parker, James William.. 181 609 Galbraith, Archie B Nishihashi, Beeyamon (aln)..182 613 183 316 James, Willie 184 274 Green, Earl Roy .185 546 Corbndge, Samuel Ray., 186 766 Nelson, Lawrence Nels 187 734 Frew, Cedi ... Wllcox7Jsme8Franknn.......188 511 .189 205 Lund. Owen 190 242 Woods, Ernest 191 460 Butler, Oscar Emanuel 427 Garrett, Charles 489 Putnam, Edgar . 524 East, John Lorin Prussian officers, lieutenants and captains, depending on the seriousness of .the crimes .which they are expiating. Desperate characters, who are undergoing sentences ranging from ten to twenty years for very serious offenses,' can be clothed in the uniforms of Prussian submarine 240 Sanford, Arthur Erwin. Hess. Arthur V 241 242 Hartley, Fredie Walter Layton, Dimond McFerson. 243 244 Adams. Delbert II.. Maypulas, Nicolos D. (alien) 245 246 Stagge, Ernest James 247 Simpson William Orien 248 Burningham, John Asa 249 Robert. Elgin 250 Hamblin, Godfrey Ray 251 Sullivan, Daniel Arthur-- .. Thomberg, Nels J. (alien) 252 Rouche, Leonard C, 253 254 255 Sanders, Densmore IL Thomas, Orval L . Cook, David Earl Singleton, Lawrence W Higgs, George Arthur. Evans, Glen , J258 257 258 .259 260 Sanford,' Arthur Erwin 261 Fearnley. Fred (alien): 262 Ilazis, Monai (alien) Nelson, Clarence Christian.. 263 264 Groves, Ernest Alfred 265 Child, Abiah Wadsworth 266 Warren, Leo Layton Flinders, Lawrence Samuel267 .268 Knighton, Walter 269 Moss, Edward Hugh 270 rSmedley, Henry Sturton .271 Freestone, George Loid Miller. William 272 Rochel, Benjamin Harrison 273 274 Miller, Dan King, Wm.- - Frederick....; Moss, George Willard 275 276 Stayner, Joseph Ashley. 277 Bennett, Frank Parker Wilcox, Paul W.. Bennett, Charles Rudolph Morton. Sterling West, Jesse Neal... Southworth, Edward IIenry-29- 285 285 278 Foxley, William Lenuel.. Williams, Vivian Russel.. .279 ...280 Mitchel, Frank Hunter 281 Dahl, John Walter Yearn an, Charles Sterling.. 282 283 Honda, Sadaji (alien). 284 Arbyle, Ilyrum Rich, Don O'Neill Roberts, Harold Dibble 287 288 289 0 291 -- 292 Miyagishima, Nakmn. ( alien )233 .294 Rampton, H. Fornatus. Hanson, Clarence 295 Page, Willard Eugene Hill, John Henry Harris, Oscar David Steed, Edward L. Steed, Ezra Victor Owen, Royal Clifford Ethart, Bernard (alien) 296 297 238 299 800 301 302 .303 804 .805 .306 307 808 499 524 Lamph,James Normon..... Firth, Frank Barton, Robert Henry- Swan, George William Robins, Melvin Day Elliott, Laurence Flint, Ben Porter, eLo Tanner u military governors, members of the Prussian general staff and princes of the blood. When convicts are punished, they can be forced to wear Iron Crosses of various classes, or the Order of the Black Eagle, instead of being placed in solitary confinement. K. L. ROBERTS. commanders, Zeppelin pilots, majors, brigade commanders THE WEEKLY flEFLEX and similar high military officials. The rooat vkkma and hard-?ncriminals, Prints the new of Davis County. ' Its serving .life, sentences for murder, can subscription list contains the names of be marked by the uniforms of German Davis Countys best citizens. rear-admira- ls, ' SUNDAY SCHOOL OUTING The Sunday schools of South and North Davis stakes will hold their annual outing at Lagoon on Wednesday, August 1st The feature of the day will be the testimonial programme in honor of the sons of Davis county who have enlisted in the army and navy of the United States to defend the flag and honor of the country. The exercises will begin at 2:20 p. m. All are cordially ir.vl: 1 i . |
