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Show I rm Xtzzzlt KATrrmxr, utah council In rural district, while may-- 1 State or we shall starve. We roost of cities act la the urban center. ( have Iron or we will hare to abandon In Greater New York the mayor ha shipbuilding. Our trade I almost exselected a home defense committee clusively with the United States. The called the mayor committee on na- only food we are sending to Germany tional defense, which 1 composed of la fish, and. we do that with the conseveral subcommittees. The number tent of the British government We of the latter will be increased from are getting no Iron from Germany or time to time, hut all work that Is done England. These conn trie were Onr Is under the general supervision of the principal source of sn?piy before the a - war." adjutant general Committee crultlng have vorked long hours in. All but Two Legislate for Organl-- I setting the regular army quota and (LOST bay mare, about 1200 pounds; half bobble on fore men without dependents Into National Guard regiments. .The committee on I leg. Reward. Thomas Whitaker, aliens, too, has accomplished excellent It Roy, Utah. results In keeping in employment aub- Jeets of, the oneroyceuBtrU,-:- , 'Whooping" Cough in New York state there have been disease' it is important that In this formed In also commitkr every county riUsii be kept loose and expectorathe tees cough of of consisting representative THE INLAND PRINTING CO. which tion easy, patriotic societies that act ai clearing Chamberlains can be done by giving W. f, Eppmaa, Editor Cough Remedy. Mrs. Governors Center Efforts on Harvest- houses for the redistribution of funds P. II. Martin, Peru, InL, writes, "My i. EpparMK, Amciato Editor and assistance necessary. two daughters had whooping cough. I ing of Crop After Striving for Bourw Entarrd M ave them Chamberlains Recruiting Going Forward. inttorFbrurjr Wbrwen Aid Cough Yield tlful Clvt 0 .act i U. d. ICavsaU t. AJVeK, " :medy and ft worked like a charm. Uuwk Uia. Regarding rccrufting. lt has been disSoon All Will Be Helping. Adv. covered that greater progress has Adwrtlalns rator on application. been made in getting men to voluntaWashington. Reports from states to NOTICE TO FARMERS the council of national defenae regard- rily Join the colors than newspapers Subaoripttoa i par jraar km paid in Ui concede. Military men who generally resources the of their I1.U par jraar on aaardua aubaarip-- 1 ing organization All persons, using irrigation water whan not paid In advanaa. In accordance with the suggestion by have studied the problem state that as Davis county are hereby notified in can as be expected are coming many the secretary of war show there has forward. aU waste or overflow water must that Too much cannot TELEPHONES emphasis been ready response and that there is laid be be out of the roads; and anyone this the at kept upon presa nation-wid- e Offlaa, No. IS spirit for hearty co- ent time, It Is said.activity However. to the highways by aldoing damage Reports W. P. Epparaan, Na. T operation between the state authorities from are states In lowing such water to run in or upon and qgme meager C. A. Epparaan. Na. 4 and the federal government some Instances discouraging. Some of the highways will be summarily proseThe work that is being carried forALL ABOARD FOR THE UTAH ward ls on a basis that ls distinctly the governors have been very active in cuted and compelled to repair the bringing home to young men the rea STATE FAIR. same, whether the damage be done nonpartisan. Every American, regard- sons why they should respond to the less of political Ideals and sectional call of the country and showing them, by causing the road to become soft The stage is set for the greatest fair feeling, is working toward one end by proclamations, by speeches and pic- and boggy or rough and inconvenient in Utahs history. For weeks now, to give the government complete back- tures, the necessity for responding to because of the surface being cut away. ls a call to arm. The Commissioners are desirous of carpenters and painters have been ing that he knows essentlaL 46 States Aid by Legislation. The full qnftta for the expanded reg- having the people of the county asbusy putting on the finishing touches Every phase of effort to to the buildings. Beautiful new comular army ha not been reached, and sist them in keeping the roads in good Resources of the nation Is being the have many mdre recruit can be taken. fort stations been built and will Forty-sistates have passed Therefore It ls urged that all local condition, thereby keeping down exr add much to the attractiveness of the farthered. and consequently taxes. legislation appointing bodies for super- councils of defense concentrate efforts penses ' of the Board of County order grounds. By two vising the work. The other havp first-linmen of The fact that the Utah State Fair placed It In the bands of the governors, upon this work. The Commissioners. the regular army, the navy and Na is directly with the food who are exerting their efforts toward tlona! Guard should be L. L LAYTON,1 It administration in Washington means giving individual support to the federal is said. Therefore the volunteers, County Attorney. comparatively that every loyal Utahn should bo on government. Committees have,, been few thonsands still needed, as comAdv. hand to make the fair a real food formed In all states to devote particu- pared with the Immense population of lar attention to special duties. the nation and the great armies of FOR SALE Field of silo corn. Intraining camp." Massachustates Four Colorado, men who will be called Into drafted Herbert Hoover, President Wilsons quire of L. E. Bybee, Kaysville. New Jersey and Wisconsin have training soon, should be egslly! obsetts,, right-han- d man, ha said: It is the made : , plans for the harvesting this fall tained. That Is, if young mentave It solemn duty of every, one .to study of. all. crops. ..The council of defense properly explained to them why they food efficiency at your great state In Colorado has submitted to business should enlist. Stomach and Liver 'Troubles fair. houses In the smaller towns a request Merchant Seamen Sought It will be'difficult for the that they remain closed during harvest Naval classes are being organized In minute Utahn to remain away from time till 5 p. m., thus allowing their several states and encouragement givwork to the fair. The premiums are the larg- employees opportunity during en mpn to attend nautical young In fields. the harvest The the day est ever offered in the sUte, and, beso to be the better prepared as schools, sides these, thousands of dollars in other three states are perfecting plans to take their places on the fast growfor the utilization of factory laborers special prizes will be handed to the on farms. In Massachusetts there has ing merchant fleet of the United States. successful competitors. been devised a plan that I4 considered Illinois and Massachusetts report exThe entertainment program will be I exceedingly valuable, It Is for a Bur cellent progress in such branches of LOST On road between Centerville I inviting indeed. There will be horse Try by the employers of large numbers the national service. 80 popular is the to find those who have had ex study In Chicago that a night school racing, auto racing, auto polo, circus been opened. Classes are organacts, vaudeville and a spectacular py- - herience in farming. Such men will be has ized into crews and given training In to I pnc0DraKd return to farm work, roUchnic display entitled. The War The employers In many instances are navigation, gunnery, signaling, radio Tfcs. of U1' n5 P?Cta?-l- e offering to make up the difference in marine engines and first aid. The Chidepicts a scene on the western battle-- 1 wages. cago Yacht club will provide means for front in Europe. Amidst terrific can-- 1 practical work on Lake Michigan this Census Taksn In Most States. nonading and veritable riot of color! The organisation of the nation for summer for hundreds of such crews. and fire, armored motor cars battle I war purposes necessitates the Massachusetts and Rhode Island listing with aeroplanes for supremacy. Every of the man power before anything else' have gone further than some of the scene is faithfully depicted. The on- - has been decided, and work on that others' and prepared for possible, tire area of thq fair grounds race track ne Is being conducted with a corn- - though very Improbable, eventualities. Those states and It Is reported others enclosure is used to stage this spec-- 1 1,etnew that l" gratifying tp federal are now falling In line have listed officials. Governors most in of the taels. and enrolled automobiles and auto states not been content have with the The Boys and Girls club work, which mere of men be- trucks that can be called upon for Imis conducted under the auspices of the tween military enrollment the ages of twenty-onand mediate service in rushing men from one part of the state to another If extension division of the Agricultural thirty that ls required by federal statcollege, will be one of the mdt popu- ute, In addition, they have taken a railroads should for any reason be put lar features of the exposition. These census within their states and are re- out of commission and It be found Imto transport troops and supyoungsters will go to the fair not only cording the resources of every Indi- perative In time. record plies to see, but many of them will make vidual, whether male or female, who Rhode Island has undertaken also or "do his her bit for the welfare may pretentious exhibits. It requires lit- of to state its and in war the keep time. nation municipal employtle imagination to appreciate the New York proved her claim to the ees on the pay roll while in the miliamount of good that can bederived title of the state by statistics tary service. New - Hampshire and from a weeks sojourn at the state gathered In Eniplre her state military census. Michigan have passed statutes to proexposition under the surveilance and Other states that are completing vide for the dependents of soldiers and men of and their records of man power are Con- sailors, and In New Hampshire a plan women guidance skilled in this work. necticut, Maryland, Vermont and West has been adopted for conserving the Vlrglala The Information being gath- practice of physicians and dentlsts who ered will be of great value. It ls held, enter military service. SEED POTATOES FOR particularly If events shape themselves COUNTY FARMERS with startling rapidity something SAYS NORWAY NEEDS FOOD be looked for. It Is con- n,ut D. F. Smith, chairman, of the County tended. In war times. . Other states. Commissioners, and L. D. Briggs have Massachusetts and Rhode Island InJust returned from a weeks trip cluded. have laid particular: stress through Idaho, where they went for upon the enrolling of men of engineerthem in such the purpose of inspecting seed 'potat- ing oes. They report a great yield for manner that' on short notice they can this year, but fine clean seed hard to be summoned to duty. Wopien Give Their Aid. v 4 obtain. ' The work being aceompllshed by They have obtained the following va- women rieties: Early Ohio, Eureka, Irish Illinois Is particularly noticeable In and Wisconsin. The advisory The SUte of Utah wants you to prepare for the Colder, Idaho Rurals, Russet, Early committee of womens great responsibilities of the future. organizations Rose and Peerless. They were unable of the state council of defense In both V Srflrx 40 STATES PiLLY i j on TIIEIil RESOURCES TO DEFEND - MTIOII J ; - cm'itnmwi basis , t Meend-alaa- a . ad-l- 200,000 STRONG AT UTAHS GREATEST FAIR - ' The stage is set for the greatest fair in the history of the west, Exhibits are being prepared in every corner of the country. If yours is NOT READY YET, youll HAVE TO HURRY. x e GREAT ENTERTM.1ENT PROGRAM Horse races, auto races, auto polo, circus acts, and the spectactlar pyrotechnic display , THE WAR OF NATIONS. "Excursions on all railroads. GET READY NOW TO ATTEND THE up-to-t- he 11 e r .Pimitto ' 1 . . ability,-classifyin- -- to the Youth of Davis County Y to get any definite price on any of them, as it is a little early, but from present .indications they predict a price around f 1.50 for white and 61.75 for the reds. There is one thing that they assure us of, and that is that the price will be exact cost, plus the expense of han-- dling. ..,Peoptem; wanting. these. potatoes should get in communication with one of the commissioners or Barlow and Briggs. The government needs farmers as well as fighters. Two million three hundred thousand acres of Oregon & California Railroad Co. grant lands-titlrevested in United States, to be opened for homesteads and sale, containing some of the Test land in the United States. Large copyrighted map, showing land by sections and description of soil, climate, rainfall, elevations, temperature, etc, postpaid, one dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co. box 610, Portland, Oregon Adv. and assigned to each a definite field of activity. They have also used the statutory power of the state council to direct all localorganliatlons to cooperate with these societies. Florida is also doing excellent work along these lines. Committees of men and women on farming and fruit raising In that. state are being formed end Intensive cultivation of t&e farms is being encouraged. Many of the states in taking up the work uf organisation, for. war purpose and preparing for relief work have found It necessary to consider the regulating of all who solicit contributions. At present there Is agitation In many states for the e O' states have prepared lists of the principal women's state patriotic societies pafcslng-o- f acts of legist-latuY5fc!- .vrtRgivr "ttfetuncil Utah Heeds Trained Leadership in Conunercial Affairs and in All the Professions . doctors of .medicine, mechanics, buBi?enien leal cists and teachers are in unprecedented7unsdora demand. Great financial and social opportunities await those who prepare now. Yea sre the (fcs who Should Begin Specially posed photograph - ur-gent-ly one-thir- il dentists, pharma- (kce to Treh fer this Service of Dr. Frldjof Nansen, the famous Norwegian exploiser, .who .recently arrived In the defense the power of supervision of glan commission, here to plead with the United States to relax her new those ..who .appeal JatLlunda.-..-Systems of local defense and pre- export regulation so that supplies needed in Norway can be paredness for relief work, which mean the release for the fighting line of shipped. ... With of Its shipping tontroops that otherwise would be needed for garrison duty, have been perfected nage sunk by Norway 'will in New York and In California. Greater starve and cease to exist as a nation New York has 20,000 drilled Home De- unless America permits foodstuffs and fense leaguers to back up Its 12,000 po- iron to be sent to Norway, says DocWANTED Girls for work in can- lice. County councils have been ap- tor Nansen. In both states. At the request "Norway is In desperate straits for nery. Kaysville Canning Corpora- - pointed foodstuffs and iron, said Dr. Nansen. of the and governors, county Jufige lion. Ad y. other leading fignrta m&ks cp such nVs cmsit Lavefood from U United j ' Ii!fthojr;and from our mfl of DavJ, cpWty whqi.have been gJSdualei splendid high school prepare for a glorious entering the - . d UKIVERSiVY OF UTAH, SALT LAKE CITY Registration commences September 13. l l engaged in some form of patriotic service, as harvesting the anTwho crops, Six-ria- v. nnot 1 10. ' |