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Show object of advertising. I believe it was OF CIGARET TOBACCO LEGAL the intent of the legislature absolutely to do away with and prevent of the exhibition of all signs, pictures, to Authorized Dispose Dealers Are Is Which Advertising lettering or anything that would sugCans on Exhibor gest eigarets to the mind. Printed; Special Displays Genits Prohibited by Attorney To the Trade: eral's Ruling. Reduction in prices by agricultural steel manufacturers K federal cobrt decision, rendered in implement and where enforce- was anticipated by us early in Janu Kansas, from case 4 ment of the Kansas anticigaret law ary last. At that time we adjusted led to court action on the ground that, prices on our entire line. We are the state officials were interfering again making an 'adjustment in line an- recently with interstate commerce, will be ob- with the reduction the of Utah . nounced. served in enforcement This last adjustment brings tbe anticigaret or "South wick, law, as well. The Utah act is said to follow prices on our entire stock in line on closely the Kansas statute, especially a basis of the latest raw material and in respect to forbidden advertising. transportation costs. As a result of the federal decision Quality of goods, service and the H. Cluff, general, attorney Harvey advantage of quick delivery on commodified a former ruling of his office plete goods and extra parts considdisered, warrant us in asking for a c in connection with the sale or the June sale 6, after in of your very much appreUtah, for play next, of those smoking tobaccos which ciated business. CONSOLIDATED WAGON & are claimed on the labels to be suitMACHINE COMPANY. able for pipe or cigaret use.'The efG. G. W right. Vice President fect of the modification is that the tobacconist or storekeeper may have and General Manager. these tobaccos, which include practi-all- y L. E. Bybee, Branch Manager. all the more popular brands of ready cut tobaccos, on their shelves IN for sale. Any special display which UTAH REPRESENTED CONFERENCES NATIONAL might be interpreted as advertising Salt Lake City, April 5. the cigaret is barred. v marketing is one of the bigReading between the lines in Mr. bv' Guffs opinion, which was given in gest subjects up for consideration While farmer American the tlay. answer to a query from a wholesale of agricultural credits and extension the evident is it that grocery house, tate will ask dealers in tobaccos to relief from exorbitant transportation vital subjects, imobserve the spirit of the state law, rates are also are of methods proved marketing which reads : chief concern at this time. Tobacco Advertising Legal This in brief is the message brought It shall be unlawful for any person, to Utah fanners by James M. Kirk-haompany, or corporation to exhibit on secretary' of the Utah State r.v packages of merchandise any Farm Bureau, upon his return from for eigarets or cigaret pa- the east where he attended a series pers, or any disguise or subterfuge of of important conferences called by the s ither of these. American Farm Bureau Federation At the same time in enforcing th's Among the meetings attended by the aw state officials will be called, on Utah farm bureau officer were those to recall that they may not interfere hold in Chicago at which the grain unduly with interstate commerce. This growers of the United States indorsed has been interpreted, as affecting the the marketing plan. He Kansas law, to mean that wrhen a also attended the fruit growers conproduct is manufactured in accordance ference and a meeting of the livestock witty the law in one state, and may be representatives. UE 4 . egally sold in another state, the laFollowing the Chicago meetings Mr. beling on the package shall not pro- Xirkham went to Washington, D. C.. hibit its sale in the second state. vhere representatives, of every state "The law, writes Mr. Cluff in his r'arm bureau drafted a tentative pro-rrapinion, does not prohibit the sale or to be m .dvertising of tobacco. It is, perfectly legal and proper to im- into this state for sale and dis- ! ny andH kind3 lonr acco. take it, from d the court in the Kansas case, which s known as Post g Printing and company vs. Brewster, that a hipment of these cartons of tobacco nto the state and the sale and distinction of the cans of tobacco d in such cartons, constitute- - the oir.g of interstate commerce business, cd, therefore, even g though the on the cartons and cans might objectionable, especially if the Carons and cans were used as a special lsplay and chibit in show windows, dill the mere possession of the same, n connection with a stock of goods or sale and distribution, would not fme wthin the provisions of the there-br- e, t(-- thert.L''r Pub-ishin- con-aine- let-mn- outhwick anticigaret bill Sale Is Authorized My opinion, therefore, is that if f dealers merely have these cans cartns on their shelves for and sell them without an f8 f exhibit or display e cartons and cans, they will not violating the act Mr. Cluff has not changed his views intent of the legislature, it at ,ered from the g , opinion. In his former opinion, which was 9 effect that the advertising of ac'Co- - xs suitable for use in cigar-j.8- , . fn e cartons or cans, is against sell-purpos- 11 c" mod-JTn- tnerely to the fact ttempt to enforce this regu- ion would bring the state in con- federal statutes and con- J .. ertise, . n f en -- d tk e c , 1ror5 he to call mind to a thing, either saysis Pitres or lettering, can cartons could cer-- J 80 exhibited as to call atten-"- d to the mind eigarets, even create a de-cigaret, which is the prime of farm legislation passed upon by the executive committee of rhe national organization and during this session of congress. The conference on proposed agricultural kgi&latio? is expected to produce several measures that will bring relief to farmers in every part of the country. "Almost without exception high freight rates were cited by the representatives of all the states as the immediate evil which hampers the farmer today, said Mr. Kirkham in speaking of the legislative conference. "The same thought was expressed in all of the meetings I attended. One of the most significant statements on this point was made at the Washington meeting by Herbert Hoover,, secretary of commerce, when he said: Unless we can readjust our railroad rates we will have to rewrite the whole agricultural geography of the United States. Our present rates will soon move our granaries to foreign Other sessions of the confershores. ence were attended by Secretary Wallace of the department of agriculture; Governor W. P. G. Harding of the federal reserve board; S. F. Lever, of the far mloan board, and W. S. Culbertson of the tariff commission. In addition to transportation, the question "of improved credits received much attention and it is my belief that immediate steps will be taken through the federal reserve system to extend agricultural credit beyond the present short terms. It was proven conclusively that credit of three and six months is of little value to a farmer with his twelve months turnover. It may be necessary to amend the federal reserve bank act .to permit of extended agricultural credit and the farm bureau representatives seemed to have left a well defined impression that just this action will have to be taken to save the farmer from complete bankruptcy in some sections. "On the question of tariff it was brought out thkt the foreign grower NS.xV.Svv.'. .. y. U has a double advantage over the A SHORT HISTORY OF IHK Three Cents s Bath. American producer. It costs 30 cents The pet dogs of the ga.v 1arlstennes " LAYTON Now tough to transport a bushel of corn from a source of livelihood to many supply Lot a'lil ill (he tliiiial ti( fertile fltltW. V Sign here." nieir In Paris. u. ih Missouri to New York City by rail and They are stationed ft .iKtun of milk, tom " hen do vve eat ?" Mit: H low the u:r factory the Seine and do a good 10 cents to transport the same amount river, along of the uum comten. tannery, "Havent any S'a. Take a pun ol business, bathing dogs for their ownn ills J roll iui is on the con of corn from Argentina to New York Wood optKirtumttoe errte Mute er. Milady sits on one of the park Id's." for th ukuthn create for rf City by water.' And when the Arbenches along the river while Fldo la a soldiri til the grass " "There's fruit Lv)hK, ttuok cardening. chicken gentina grower takes his American raiMt On the tine of tiausiriK given a good hath and thoroughly j "You're in the the imy now 'i U'rcrr KlHtnc, O'firun Short dollar home be finds that it has in- dried all for three cents. & IV G Line TU'd Has "Treat 'em rough." n lurhti Teased considerably in value. The waterworks "Read em and weep." ; ss'vsame applies to lemons from Sicily Parents' Caprice. "AH we do is sign the pay roll." and scores of other foreign products i It la no wonder that during Infancy ft great life if vou don't weak"UN which come into competition with Edw and early childhood llfea lessons are nU.'ii and Ast-- Adams spent en." American-gron food si ut fs." o difficult for the small beginner .n Sundax L'gan. "The first seven ears are the hard whpn the laws which govern them ii.i an Epps of Meca, An., Mr. must seem to him Just or unjust, conOn April most all the large rug. tit) fiom Where or inconsistent, according ta helV' D the wy sistent go "f is Mis J. HairiN. guoM tarpet and linoleum factories in the or the caprice of the the soldfeu "You stand tan't knowledge k Basil there, who has Wen Livt'in. mi United States made great reductions them. adult administering "Oo lala. with t lexer is improving. plund in their pi ices, and we are now pleased v art to inform our customers that vve can Yml "ok w.i laid up the fore putt Remarkable Diary. "Iets go." sell them any ami all floor coverings of thiv week with a had case of la IVpys diary Is a unique work by on seconds Any goldfish? at the new low prices. Our new Samuel l'epya grippe. giving a "Madelon, Madelon, Madelon." curious am! faithful account of tha goods just came in. We, can Enron the mii rouge, see Ml'S. 11,H St e ell'.on is spending and will save you money'. times In England from lfiT.9 to 10G9. Davis It Includes almost every phase of pubthe 'i! with week and relatives Co. Furniture and Draper County , "Toot sweet, nionsioui. lic and social life, from the gayetlea of friends Bountiful. Adv. is jour right arm paralyzed?" the court to the pettiest detail of Miss lot tense Green spent the "Mother, take down jour service week day existence. The book Is wr't-te- n week-enIn shorthand, and was not discovin Woods Gross with Miss flag; your sons in the S. O. S. ered W until a century after the author Wilma i!G'.. " Bonsotr, ma cherie, on FARMINGTON death. It was deciphered and pub"Baint it with nxlin and mark him lished County iwt of rich and forttlo Dorto Miss Norma weekton the In a mutilated form) spent (although comHorn of th Millor Floral county. by Lord Braybrooke In 1S2.Y. end in (entemlle as guest of Miss duty." pany, whoac greanhouaaa ara tha largaat Son fairy Ann. the Missouri nrr and tha Mary Stive per. Pacific coact. I .oration of tha famooi Heaven, Hell, or Hoboken by Utoon rmort. Haj watorworka and Tha First Sauce. alcctric lirhta. A fina plaet for aab- - 4 L. k J. sit Christmas." Stark is very Prinupal Who made the first sauce? Were tha urban raaidaaaa. 5 V Pin lu guerre." with t phoid lever, but hopes are held Chinese the pioneers In this as in so In the Army, the Army, the demofor his ,pink recovery. many other things? At one of tha Celestial restaurants now springmany who cratic A. B. Richardson ((. A. R.), Army." Miss Noma Wyton entertained ut a In London I was given a card up ing this "So 1aria!" is is has been ill since last- August, evenwith my dinner, In which the brown (aid delightful Tuesday party , ? s parlez-vouslightly convalescent at present. and mysterious hut not unappetizing ing. A dainty luncheon was served to ever get out of this man's If son of Mr. Johnny, the condiment served In smnll saucers twelve guests,,( and Mrs. Alfred Spencer, suddenly beArmy was described as the oldest sauce la Mrs Annie of the Brown, daughter Who won the war?" came severely ill Sunday night and the world." Is It In truth the ancestor late John S. Smith, died of apoplexy Theres a long, long trail a winding." of Worcester, Yorkshire and all those up to the present time has been growMondav at her home in Draper, Utah. other liquid Inseparables of the beefing worse. The physician in charge Her Fred left Brown, son, steaks and chops of old England? do Thursday When we go home?" diagnosed the ailment as appendicitis. to the attend funeral. of London Chronicle Correspondence "We've reto debt Mrs. S. L. Gregory, who recently paid our Ijifayette who do f the we hetk owe now?" turned from the Stewart cancer Mis Jesse Thornley entertained at When the cruel forwar is over. at Provo, Utah, is still, as How to Keep Rubber Soft a tai l party Tuesday evening. After and sign here. A prominent tire manufacturer saya "Say merly, in a very poor state of health. i aids a dainty three course luncheon eat. that an excellent way to prevent hardHowever, the cancerous growth of five ua- - served to the following: Lela The American Legion Weekly. ening of Inner tubes when they ara years standing on her face literally Lav ion, Norma Iayton, Akene Elliston'd for the winter la to place them disappeared, apparently root and son, Ifortense Greene, Mabel White-sideMakes Hot Water Bottlea Last Longer. In hot water once a month or every six branch, byr means of a severe plaster Blanche Adams, Bessie Ware, To make a hot water Jot.te last weeks. They should he Immersed for treatment, the secret of which is so Norma Sheffield, Ada Ware, Maurice and the body uiore'xvttnfort-ahly- , just a couple of minutes, and should far carefully hidden from the medical Sihoifield, Ural Major. Charlie Schol-fiek- longer removetit all air from the bottle then he carefully dried and partly Inflated before being hung up again. profession by its aged possessor. Joel Sedgwick, Myron Barnes, alter filling and Ixdore screwing In the This treatment serves to keep tbs rubWynard Iyton, Golden Layton and stopper, by resting the bottle ou a SALT I.AKE ORPHEl M shelf or li.ble, holding the top of the ber pliable and soft Vt rm Millard. Next week, 'beginning Wednesday bottle In one bund and gently Mrs. George Thornley of AWrdeen, down until the water come pressing combe well How It Works Out. to the evening, might styled Thurs-du- v to returned her Idaho, home Hold In M?nt men week who have a bnd opinion of this at the Salt opening. while Iake edy Orpheum, position (he stopper Is screwed In. The bottle women got their opinion from soma after spending a week in for practically every act is built for visiting with her brother, Timothy should not be niota than two thirds woman who probably got It from laughing purposes. full. M. II. S., Iowa. man, etc. Exchange. The big laughing hill is headlined Kendall. Mr. Kenditll left Thursday a fo? mission to the eastern states. by Harriet Kernpel, vaudevilles de-.. Like a Man. A Cynicism. Bar-- j character Tom in star lightful he Kaysville public school baseball average man thinks he sweeps iiie keys to success art luck rys romantic fantasy, "The Story of nine defeated the Syracuse nine in a them up when lie sen iters with a flirt ndThe two; luck In finding someone ta pluck and Herbert Williams and a Pictu spirited game here Wednesday. Up to of his ham" ereltief the cigar ashes he pluck. Life. Hilda Wolfus in on the floor. BufTal., Limclrvr. From Soup to' the sixth inning the game belonged to drops Nuts. a comedy in fouri Syracuse, but a rally soon won for Miss Rempel is w idely courses. Alex Smiths pitching for Kajuille. known as one of the most charming1 Kaysville and Young Walker for Syraand talented actresses and Mr. Bar- cuse put up the Mutt and Jeff feature rys fantasy is a delicate and beau- of the game. The score was 7 to 5. ORIGINATORS OF LOW PRICES tiful playlet in a memorable setting. MEN'S HEAVY A OVERALLS number of farmers of East Lay-toPulliams and Wolfus are the king No. 220 denim who have joined in forming the bees of buffonery and they get more MENS WORK SHIRTS laughs out of their tomfoolery than Layton road commission, are to give a Good values dance at the LaTonia hall Tuesday big any other act in vaudeville. MENS WORK SOX Maj-lO. Everyone is invited, pie famous comedian, James C. evening, ; :: ;; Pair Th;s Morton is also on the bill, assisted by1 improving of the roads is a very HEAVY MENS JERSEY GLOVES Mamie, Edna and Alfred Morton, a worthy procedure, and these men are 2 pairs for quartette from the celebrated Morton to le congratulated on their good LADIES COTTON HOSE work so far. One hundred fifty loads family. They will present a comedy Per of pair gravel have been placed on the travesty that is declared a riot of fun LADIES MUSLIN AND KNIT Edith Clifford is a popular come- roads, making them much easier to UNDERWEAR (Samples) HALF PRICE dienne who is pleasing to both the travel. More of this work should be MERCERIZED ORGANDIE in done the outlying districts, but aa eye and ear. She will offer a series Per yard ; of real fun songs and with Roy In- in the case above, thes farmers must MERCERIZED BATISTE and everyone help. graham at the piano presents a. most Per yard delightful vaudeville diversion. Tom EMBROIDERIES Specially Prices Smith in "All Fun is another hilaCultivate Brevltr. Per yard to rious person, with a decided knack of If you would be pnngeM be brief, MERCERIZED COATS CROCHET extracting laughs galore from his au- for it Is with words as wl'b sunbexms COTTON, per spool diences with his wit and humor. The the more they are condensed the OIL CLOTH famed international clown, Bert Mel- deeper they bum. Sou they. Per yard rose, and his original Melrose fall, afSPERRYs CORN MEAL fords still more fun and frolic. He isj Per bag NOTICE the greatest of all clowns. Delmar 50c JARS JAM To Our Racine Stocking and Kolb present "One Summer Day, Each Customers a medley of good things of the stage, 50c CANS BLACKBERRIES to Mr. conOwing Richardsons mostly in the funmaking line. They tinued FncH I invalidism be late in may are fine singers and dancers, with completing my new spring canvass PURE HONEY over Davis county. something new and novel to offer. ; Per pint Pathe News is on the bill with the Telephone and mail orders re35c CANS JAM ceive prompt attention. latest pictured news events, while1 Brice reductions over last. year Topics of the Day furnish food for' range from five to PA llM-- 0 LIVE SOAP sixty cents on laughter and thought. the pair. 3 bars for Can supply wool numbers this CREME OIL SOAP fall, including our former Baby Mr. and Mrs. William E. Earton en-- ; 3 bars for Favorites. tertained at a family dinner party at LADIES WAISTS MRS. B. A. RICHARDSON their home Sunday. The table was, Half $7.50 Block values, West of specially priced at Farmington decorated Ophelia roses. Covers Darter 54. .Shop. ihone , i were laid for ten guests. t 3 m- - I . 1 - elex-tri- i ; 'so wros 1 i 1 S low-price- d (1(432-1703- ), voo-pla- v i d allez-vous?- 1 i - Ilinky-dinky1 -- sani-toriu- m uh-h-- "l-r- h t' s, -- l. -- j 1 1 j ruf-fine- d j Kaysville Golden Rule Store $1.25 n, T5 15c 25c 15c 85c 75c 5c 35c co-oper- 15c 9-l- b. - j 40c 29c 40c 40c 50c 25c 25c 25c .$5.35 h A t i t . |