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Show V 7 HONORARY 4 ' TESTIMONIAL AT LAtfQON 2 oClock P. M. Thursday August 9, 1917 Let every loyal dtiieu of Davis county b present to honor their soldier sons r-lt- S ' HONORARY TESTIMONIAL AT LAGOON 2 OClock P. M. . Thursday August 9, 1917 Let every loyal citizen of Daria county be present to honor their soldier sons e REACHES EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF DAVIS COUNTY i - VOLUME xm KAYSVILLE, LAYTON AND FARMINGTON, UTAHJTHURSDAY, AUGUST 2 davis county exemption OFFICIAL CALL BOARD The Davis county exemption board, as it now stands, since the resignaj tion of Sheriff Nalder, 'on account of The following-name- d persons are not having .reached the age limit renotified that, pursuant to the quired to serve on the board, j is comhereby of Act Congress approved May 18, posed of Seth C. Jones, county clerk; 1917, they are called for military ser- I?ctor L. II. Robinson, of Bountiful, vice of the United States by this local and W. P. Epperson, of Kaysville, Mr." Epperson" has" board. not""yt metTwith the" board, number each of The order person is shown below. They will report at the credentials until Tuesday, but wilj sit office of this local board for physical with the board at its first exemption examination on the 6th, 7th. and 8th meeting on Monday. According to the apportionment days of August, 1917, at 9 oclock for the State of Utah, Davis county a. m. , men Any claim for exemption or dis- will have-- to furnish forty-tw- o charge must be made on forms which for the army at this time. It is remay be procured, or the form of ported that a larger quota will be rewhich may be copied at the office of quired but the Davis county board the local board, and must be filed at has not been so informed. the office of this local board on or beOn Tuesday evening the names of fore the seventh day after the date of the first eighty-fou- r men drawn in the draft were sent out with orders posting of this notice. You? attention is called to the pen- to appear before the board. Twenty-nin- e of these men will appear before alties for violation or evasion of the Selective Service law approved May the board at the court house in Farm18, 1917, and of the rules and regula- ington Monday morning at 9 oclock, tions which may be consulted at this twenty-eigTuesday and twenty-eigon at the same office. . ; Wednesday , hour. Called for Monday, August 6th Men should be careful not to ap58, Walter 268, Forrest Sim; before the board on other than pear Rampton Jr.; 337, Oliver R. Clark; the days specified. For the benefit 676, Harold Max Mayfield; 275, Naof those who will claim exemptions thaniel D. Clark; 509, Stanley Ross is it announced that exemption France; 564, Harold Clyde Nelson; blanks and can be secured affidavits 596, Leslie S. Morten sen; 548, Hacel from Clerk Jones County by calling William Nalder; 126, John Leo Ware; at the court house at any time and 107, Levi Urban Barber; 616, James be prepared for filing at the Henry Morgan; 373, David William may time the party is notified to Appear, Duncan; 486, Franklin J. A. R. W. Proudfoot; 692, Jesse Layton; 600, Exemption claims must be sworn to Clarence D. Moss; 507, George A. before a notary public before filing with the board. The Freestone; 309, Percy Lester Child; are not to 437, Irvin Leroy Eayl; 604, Wilford provides that arguments be made before the exemption board Morgan;' 43, Merlin W. Adams; 420, whose duty is to act only on sworn R. Charles John Woolley Randall; 514, unless the board has rea statements, Lester Parrish ; 433, Herbert Gleason; son believe to that the exemptions 10, James C. Wright; 487, Otto E, claimed not are valid. Fackrell; 140, William Owen Willey; 432, Parley Ray; 18, Orine Walter HURRAH! RINGLING Wicker. DAY ALMOST HERE Called for Tuesday, August-7t652, Frank Berry Muir; 739, Henry T. Kendell; 601, Millrid Higgs; 182, Big Cicrus and Great Spectacle Oc cupy Ffve Trains Crammed Orvil William Thurgood; 606, ClarWith Wonders G. Peter ence C. McLatchie; 513, H. Wilcox; 223, . The big event for which the 46, GilbertiRobert H. Beesley; 117, George E. youngsters and grownups have been jBeus; 602, Clarence L. Mayfield; 390, impatiently waiting is drawing near, Louis Stagge; 75, Elmer Burnham; for on Tuesday August 14, Ringling 721, William Johnston; 280, Wilford L. Brothers circus-- is to exhibit afterSummers; 332, Alvin Sessions; 379, noon and night in Ogden. ExpectHyrum S. Dykman; 542, Arthur H. ancy never ran sc high before and it Odd; 194, Parshall V. Terry; 552, Will- is likely that this district will send a iam F. Nance; 675,' Clyde William large delegation to feed the elephants. Hansen; 726, Otto Layton; 15, Wallace Unusual interest centers around the Ashdown; 452, Wallace Richardson; gigantic spectacle, Cinderella, with 355, Orson James Davis; 530, Hazen which, the famous showmen' are this R. Page; 645, Ray M. Hatch; 218, season opening their .wonderful main Otto N. Smith; 620, Leo T. Mayfield. Cinderella is probtent program. loved of all fairy tales best the 8th ably Called for Wednesday, August with more than see and to it produced 550, James S. Nalder; 674, James E. 1000 persons, hundreds of dancing Nelson; 31, Hazen F. Adams; 677, indeed Leonard Hill; 749, Archa W. King; girls and glorious pageants, childhoods of making 525, Carl Beater- Green; 183, Jesse gives promise In the come true. D. Barlow; 56, Lewis P. Whitesides; golden dream come the will same mi great tent, 792,. Speros Melonas; 6, Golden M. in which 400 numbers velous circus Adams; 350, Arnold Steed; 54, Sidney men and women performers, scores D. Worsley; 549, Ruben A. Green; of trained animals and a galaxy of --440, George H. Reed; 741, David A. features rae introduced. The Kerr; 711, John A. Hatch; 638, Wm. special of the acts are entirely new A. McDonald; 623, Edwin D. Cray-26- majority to America, the Ringling Bros, havHenry William Crosby; 685, the pick of all European James M. Hill; 335, Edwin D. Cray-crof- t; ing secured who have been obliged to 493, Richard Floyd; 341, Mur- - performers seek engagements in this country. The ray W. Cowley; 391, George R. Day; street parade will take place 353, Jabez M. Draper; 637, Ralph show day morning. The circus wil Hamblin; 360, LeConte Stewart, also appear in Salt Lake City, MonL. H. ROBINSON, M. D., day, August 13. Chairman. TODRAFTED . ht ht law-expre- ssly h Fem-eliou- - s; . -- 9, all-ne- . -- v SETH C. JONES, Clerk. .Date of posting of notice, August -- 1, 1917. w Subscribe for The Reflex and get ALL tbe news ALL the time. , NUMBER 1917 AUTO COLLISION A NEW DAY; Yesterday afternoon while Mrs. A. Teague of Kaysville was driving to Salt fLake in her Uuick car with her ANOTHER four children, a man driving north in ft Car No. .1183 or No. 113$, ran into Utah is at the dawn of a new day. On Thursday, August 9th, at 2 oclock on the afternoon of that jj- them throwing out the smallest Prohibition is here but liquor is not day, the people of Davis county will consecrate their soldier sons to n child and damaging the car to the Like Satan rum haunts those d.ead. amount of $200. their country and the cause of oppressed humanity. The exercises who once have fallen, victim to hia ft It seems that the collision occurred , lures. Satan and will be held, at Lagoon in the presence of the governor of the state ft liquor mock the ft on Sec ns t-- hill ,amLtoat-Mr.Teag- ue -- Both diearulhis sUff, United States military- officers.. other- - inv it righteous. SF rove entirely off the highway owing U Liquor has been ordered ban- and the people of Davis county. , , to the fact that there were two . ished in Utah. It is good for the On this occasion Lagoon haa been tendered to the people of ft wagons in the road thus giving the busine88. The anJ Ieiitimate al-l Davis county, that they may be enabled to honor their aoldier sons in ft li iVan every opportunity to pass, of th last night o( tf ttign he was on the wrong side of a fitting manner. - The program which is herewith presented, has been ft th. 1)emon Kum atUit the fact. li though road. the ft Following the collision the with sole idea the our of honoring brave men who have been xU of Uquor in Salt uke Th arranged man got out and looked his car over called to the front, and those who are nearest and dearest to them.apptaranw of a New Years eve to see if it was damaged and found wlebratioilt The only distinguishing The chairman of the board of county commissioners,' the mayors the baby under the car. Rather than waa that differeW &ve of prohi- $ et our cities and towns, have declared the day a legal holiday by procli pick the child up. he got into his car bitionwas marked by more careless lamation, "and the presidents of church stakes and the bishops of wards ft and backed it up, leaving the child ml bandoumeni than ever stalked with have also proclaimed the same in their several jurisdictions. It is the lift the .road and proceeded on hu way The galety of Nyw Year celebranU purpose of the committee, composed of prominent men from each ward without making any inquiries in re- - th ,Mt a wa8 night maiqua gui, to the plight of the Teague tha conceaUd $ in the county, to make this gathering the most remarkable ever as- heartaches that ' ft gard sembled in Utah. j follow in the path of liquor. Tha X Mrs. Teague is making every and children who stood on the On this occasion each man who is going forth to the war from j to brinK the man to Jutic curbs in front of the saloons on some Davis county, no matter in what branch of the service, will be prv- ,Bhe succeeds the chances are that0f our principal streeta failed to catch sented with a token of love and appreciation. It is the purpose of the the man in the case will have to face the spirit of the inner shrine as wines ommittee that these tokens shall come from all the people 'of the joth a criminal charge ami a civil janj whiskies were auctioned to the 5 county as a free, and spontaneous expression and recognition of the suit. highest bidder. patriotism of her sons. The tokens will be fashioned in solid gold in The witnesses to the accident were I They were not there in search of ex- the form of a button and will bear an inscription suitable to the Fay.Winters of Hoytsville and James Icitement but in their hearts they must I Anderson of Coalville, have beep glad for the nearness of It will be a day never to be forgotten in the annals of Davis the end. For the most part they were county and the whole people should be there to honor those who are MARKET PROJECT IS FAVORED) the wives and mothers of forking offering their lives that liberty and democracy shall not perish from IN REPORT men, unfortunates who have required the earth. No matter how urgent the work or how exacting the duty, The special subcommittee appoined appetites for alcohol. They were there I aside from care of the sick, the place for every citizen of Davis county by the conservation and emergency in searc-- of weak men in the hopes (n Thursday, August 9th, is at Lagoon and they must be there. committee to Investigate the matter I that something might be saved from of . a municipal market yesterday I the family purse for the butcher and They will be there. made its report, favoring the estab-- 1 the grocer. It was an old story with lishment of a market which can be many of them. Now they face a new PROGRAM kept open the year around. The rqJ&y. The supply of liquor laid away who Davis tendered have sons to of the Honorary reception county port was signed by William Spry and during th last orgies by drinking to lives and their that their their dedicated services James Ingebretsen, the third member J husbands and fathers will soon be given country, shall the from not of the committee, Dr. J. A. Widtsoe.lgone. The liquor will be gone but the earth, at Lagoon, Thursday, perish democracy I 1917. August 9, president of the Uniersity of Utah, appetite must remain. . I With that appetite existent, John of the to attend any not being able Professor Leo J. Muir, Master of Ceremonies J Barleycorn will fight for his life in meetings of the committee. ....President Henry II. Blood Invocation mu-The Kendall square site for a j Utah. A new business will corns here Bountiful Ladies Quartette nicipal market is mentioned in the as sursly as It went to Colorado, ..t. - ..lion. Mathoniah Thomas Orator of the Day special committss, butlgon and Washington as they adopted H. Roberts the statement U made that the com- - prohibition. Bootleggers will ...Major Brigham Response.... Uke to the place of the legitl-mattdoes not desire to go ip to theltempt ....Captain Charles R. Mabey Response saloon and mate cater to the appetites of the price asked for the Solo, Robert Birkin I of the weak. Liquor is dead long property and recommends" that the Leo J. Muir Presentation of Tokens. live the the bootlegger will and king, conservation committee hear from I Solo, Jack Parrish wares his as the supply cheap real esUte experts before making any peddle lower cellars and lower, Simon of Governor Uuh recommendations to the city commieBamberger Remarks gsta I Utahs Usk has Pro- commenced. atom only Solo, Mrs. Retta Sessions Payne lives. is hers but Ths committee took up the It liquor Lagoon Orchestra Selection. I can be killed on the middlemen only, tion the the with vigilance by growers, At the close of this selection 'the people will join in singing the and consumers. It is pointed out in I part of every city, county and staU Star Spangled Banner. the report that to have a market only officer charged with the enforcement President James H. Robinson Benediction. for green goods would keep the mar-- 1 of this law. ket open for only three months of the I It is law now and must be The committee recommends J forced. Business will be better as that the market be kept open the year I more money finds its way to the To this end the committee J timate channels of trade. Families suggesto that an investigation re--1 will be better as weak husbands and garding the middleman and the mar-- J fathers are forced to forego that ael-kexcitement which deprives' their be held and that all facto in d mar-- 1 dependents of food and clothing. nection with the ieSjdother cities be secured. The Large supplies of liquor have been PROCLAMATION 7th, haa been set apart for such tea committee also recommend that the purchased by men who intend to cater market be made a wholesale mart as to the illegimiate trade. Experts Whereas, In response to the call of timonial, ' M. G. John Now well as a retail one. It is pointed out from. other dry states have come here a I, therefore, the President of the United States,' of Barnes, Kaysville Citydo that only through estobishing whole-- 1 to ply their trade. Peace officers have mayor ber of our boys have volunteered, new problem and they must face d set to called the hereby apart Thursday afternoon, sale connections can a and others have been I It without fear or ' favor, if prohibition as a be success. a 1917, market for legal holiday August 7th, defense of our country in this war ia in Utah. Liquor successful be to rein Thur-and R 1 T. were to earnestly Kaysville City, brought Reports a world democracy, and e will live so the as all this fittof long bootlegger the that the people city ber, secretory, that quest storage ,peoWhereas, It has been deemed I La to with famiies of hoard the .their goon repair city are refusing to t ing- that a demonstration and be held in their honor, and where a program suitable to the oc any great quantity of foods. The ser-- 1 SIDEWALK MEETING Thursday, August 9, 1917, at 2 casion, will be rendered, commencing iousness of the situation was dis-- l in. Be of 2 hour oclock the cussed it p. informally and the committee oclock p. m., at the Lagoon has at The meeting at the Kaysville opera been determined upon as the time and known that 1, as mayor of Kaysville designated George O. Relf to look into j house last Monday night, called at the City, endorse and sustain the board the matter. The cold atorage men of I request of certain property owners place" for holding said celebration, of Davis Salt Lake are to be invited to appear j who were present at a sidewalk meet- Now therefore, We, the County of county commissioners Commissioners of Davis county, do county, the mayors of cities and before the committee and explain hng at the city hall about ten days I hereby declare a half hoiday on said towns and the presidents of stakes their position snd ths committee I previous, was not well attended, At the previous meeting interested date and urge upon all the citizens of and bishops of wards in the county, promises to do everything it can to It is my sid in the legitimate storing of food j parties had proposed that a meeting Davis county to be in attendance at in declaring this holiday. I earneat wish that all the people of supples for the winter months.' be called to discuss the proposition said celebration to honor and The preservation committee through 0f a tfbnd issue to raise money to our boys who are going to this city be present and join in consecrating these sons of Davis county Mrs. C. II. McMahon made a report on build sidewalks all over Kaysville, and the front. In witness whereof we have here to the grea cause they have pledged the community center canning pro-o- n calling the meeting to order unto set our hands and caused the themselves to support. ject, saying that In all places where I Mayor Barnes stated the object of the Done at Kaysville, Utah, this 1st community centers have been estob- - J seal of said Davis county to be hereto meeting ind invited discussion, lished the housewives are doing every-- J D. A. day pf August 1917. of affixed this 1st day August, jt soon developed that those pres-M. G. .JOHN can in to fruit their Mayor. BARNES, power 1917. thing anfcnt were 'not in favor of the Attest: for the winter.- DAVID F, SMITH, Chum., tion at this time, at least, and the LAWRENCE B. COLES, Attention was called to the milk I proposition was smothered. Not even ARTHUR HESS situation in Salt Lake county. Mr-- those' who suggested .the proposition. .Recorder. . . THOMAS PARKER, read a report to the effect j favored the plan. However, those Thurber Commissioners. milk producers of this sec-- 1 present pledged themselves to trim the that Summer Complaint Seal dissatisfied with the prices J their shade trees and clean the weeds are tion Attest: SETH C. JONES, Clerlu During the hot weather of toe sumwhich a from their sidewalks, mer months some member, of almost they are receiving and of - MAYORS PROCLAMATION threaten a result number dairymen every family is likely to be troubled I ' The government needs farmers as Whereas, In response to the call of with an unnatural looseness of the to go out of business. Mr. Thurber 1 statement the made well the that as fighters. Two million three pro-their country, a large number of. the bowels, and it is of the greatest imI milk his less thousand acres of Oregon & of hundred ducer for product gets sons of Davis county have enlisted in portance that this be' treated I cost of the- army- and- nary" of-- the. United promptly, which - can - only be done than, any, other,. ,Jle said.the Cplifqrnia, Railroad Co, , grant ,lands, I a.miJthat feed..iadadYanced title revested in United States, to be jehaxply States, determined to ilo their bit on when the medicine is kept, at- - hand. should to committee action take (opened for homesteads and sale, the battlefields of the world for the Mrs. F. F. Scot, Scottsville; N. Y., the sec-1 oss of in in the the dairies this taining some of the best cause of humanity and democracy, states, I first used Chamberlains the tion of state. United .States. Large ccyrihted Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as much and i The committee requested that John j map, showing land by sect! j t 5 d Whereas,' It has been determined by as five years ago. At that time I a committee of citizens of Davis had a severe attack of summer com- Caine III and Ben R. Eldredge ap- - gcription of soil, climate, r ' county, that a public testimonial be plaint and was suffering intense pain. pear before the committee and report vations, temperature, etc., p C j., tendered in honor of those who have One dose relievd me. Other members as to the milk situation. The next J one dollar. Grant Lands Loot.', oal so unselfishly given their services to of my family have since used it with meeting cf th committee will be j pay 5c per August 8. jt r their Thuniay, Auyuit like results. Adv, FAREWELL RECEPTION TASK - - . i. ed-gu- esta lf - U, t en frt h - at-mitt- ee er ques-hibiti- on 1 en-ye- ar. legi-aroun- d. et con-jfu- ih year-aroun- f J year-aroun- , op-pl- erts. cele-brati- on 4 Herald-Republica- n. -- 1 -- J proposi-vegetobl- ' , es 1 , . LAYTON AUTO CO. FORD AGENTS jr - - t - eon-preve- 1- , nt -r.i -- j country i e |
