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Show TIIE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH. $he Clancy LetsHope Kids ... . Timmie Will Never Use When Hes a Man By It PERCY L. CROSBY lePK 9; cir cJ,ret.l I the barber absence. LAYTON 5 Lotated t the mldst ot .fert.i! Excel m the production of milk, torn. end uar beet. Has the factory cannery, id the Lavton Sugar company, Ller null, creamery and is on the con. Good road. opportunities UL, sute 4 for for thoee treking suburban acreage 4 fpu,t growing, truck gardening, chicken lines On the of and dairying. Oregon Short the Bamberger Electric, R- - G. Has electric Line and D. lights and waterworks. i m nil i e new hose cart for thi fire department has arrive! ant soon be ready for hydrants of standard nuL ar, In installed to replan- - tK. j. U V, i' . : ur J Robert Simmons and tainu i ,d j a business trip to Downey. l.hh ,0 week. He reports cro-- i eon liti.m- - a Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Millard spent being in first class shape. Xet week in Salt Lake City vis- he the week-en- d expects to go to the Buries uku ir. and relatives.' iting with friends Layton will soon be sporting new Orzo G. Jolley, who was formerly cement sidewalks if present plans are mth the Layton Auto company, has carried out. They will be laid along grrivein Los Angeles where he will Main street parallel w ith the state auto repaircontinue in his trade-- ot road regardless of the building 'm. man. it is understood. It is also content-- , is in Burley, Idaho, plated laying sidewalks from the Henry Smedley his broth- Bamberger depot along Gentile street with risiting for a few days is er. E. L. Hess taking charge of to the school house. ft - !!' - n, - i r. ' ! .i i' i U i i business man anil his wife stopped ill t.w h mrs Saturday to lho were on their . c- t i How-ston- eig in his ishi !. I w state for . I lei t d ie I II. 1 potatoes eastern tw.iv to mar-- i "ok' with wheal wagons bound for The pi ice of jHitatoes a few tgu leached ?. nil per hundred, n w W sit W. PHILLIPS M. Hi KAYSVILLE, UTAH ft ftftftftftftft ftftftftftft ftftftftftftft 5 We are prepared to give you any information you may wish on plumbing fixtures and Priv-- j ate Utility pumping units. I j j! J. B. GALBRAITH I Phone 126, Kaysville, Utah ! sll il.inis is puite in the limethese davs with two 'major light one and minor league after leagues his service--- . Yesterday Adams rea ceived telegiam from John J. Navin of the Detroit Tigers, asking him to report to the Detroit manager as soon as possible to play with that team for the- remainder of the season, which runs m weeks yet. ('hick Fraser of the Pittsburgh Pirates is also after Adams, as is McCredie of the Portland Beavers. All the luik in the world to you Spence! The funeral of Garl Marston was held in the West Layton meetinghouse yesterday afternoon. A targe crowd of sorrowing fnends and relatives followed the remains to the Kaysville cemetery, where interment took place. Mr. Marston died very suddenly of typhoid fever Saturday evening, a shock to all as it was not thought that he was very sick, although, he had been unwell for several weeks. The speakers at the funeral were Alec Stewart, Irvin Call, President Francis H. Nalder, Elijah Larkins of Ogden, President Henry II. Blood. Calvin A. K. Green and Bishop Scofield. All these gentlemen had known the deceased, and being his close neighbors and friends, could testify to the sterling qualities and splendid character of the deceased. The grave was dedicated by H. J. Sheffield, Jfi Cor-bridg- e, tail, i . Oo-ti- ng the- - right to tr t hrixtensen of ha- - made this race pos a purse sufficiently li-Uesi.- it . r i entrance into the pro fessomal rahs ha chance to win the1 crown ot itT. ibl' peed king In the ricc'c- meet held lust .satui ail won ibis at Middletown. N. theof four dirt thiee Mctogea out Tinha event. champion smashed practically all old dirt tra. k records set by Oldfield. Barman, Dis brow and others of the daredevil school of a few years ago. He was officially awarded the world's dirt track championship after his victory m an international open event in California last (year. It is expected that a tremendous attendance will greet the intrepid speed demons at Iaigoon Labor day and Christenson 'is preparing for an attendance of fifteen to twenty thousand racing fans. (foe- acknoxvi ihampi-his title in a lawn. c.ci A. . go. i i Lagoon, I'tall Ira u.l ha- - won c M - Candies, Cigars, Groceries, etc. ft ftftft'ftftftftftftftftftftftftftft j I a1 . speiu i cents, and are on pilot evei developed in tlv t. noiunt.un i ount Bt i uise of his prowess . ,i r.t. mg lN has nev m extended bevond the .j, mt t mountain legion Sprague is pre p!U ing for a .aim oi la.tng dming and will mahy the supreme effort to w in On (r,,m i jf, noted champion StMtN oj the special match races with Glair th. S.,It like ho wonder,! ilc.cud up all liitermount.un .it n-- i. ra. i thei dr.'niesl t.. jdiung iiitiu lacing woihi when- - in I Si d m ' .entiled . U. e,L s( ttie t ...-i- w i w.cg.ei- - c.f CHAMP Vt.OON 1 '( hristensen Will Bring Ira til lo lagoon labor Dav tt M..t t h illcnger for $10,000 .. He e It VCh I l ' .is.ei. 1 Da Dllvl I! Vt 1. l tf A bu-ni- WolJIP. .it Centerville and disapppmt- - m . - ,,Vl, - J - - j ( Il efose! JeSSu hltelleH tlu taeulte, 111.' eielll!l elf the ScheHll )CHr i 1.H Metn.bix, s.t September 12. Other t.illem Fall quarter .bills t.int imp"! rinses Nuxemii.'r winter quarter hristnia recess opens an.l 2J en.ls on JanuDectmbti begins ends March 4; winter 4, ary ejuartei 6 and Match opens .spring quarter el.tses May 2i; summer .piarter opens June 5 and close August 25 The 1922 commencement exercises will b helel Salurda), May 27. The baccalau-leat- e sermon will be delivered Sunday, 1'le'Xiei l X Noxt-mbe- ( Max N. BOARD AND ROOM LOWER THIS YEAR AT LOGAN Rents, including board and room, will be lower tn Ixigan this winter than for years past, due to generous reductions that are being made now by landlords and boat ding housekeepers m the anticipation of the opening of the Utah Agricultural college on interest the worlds champion bug am! C, i.ini 11. Swanson, president swanson Theatre circuit and of vv, r'lown racing enthusiast barkme er nervy Salt pilot, ar-- . been im'ilhave completed for rai 12. match races in which a " re. This information is given out by Vai will piotect hi title 'against the Professor Joseph R. Jenson, chairman Christensen has agreed cha. ng i of the committee on student aecommo-etatioa purs. of several thousand to at the college.. Professor Jento entice the famous dirt track son has just completed a careful canfor the cha m to come to MINUTES OF SPECIAL vass of Eogan, during which ho listed day event artd has deposited SESSION DAVIS OF all places available for students. The D a cim titled check for $1000 with KUS list includes houses for rent, rooms COMMISSION COUNTY Uislicl. secretary of the I'tah State board and room and A Automobile association, who is the special session of the county without board, rooms for light housekeeping. ProUtah representative of the National commissioners was held August 22. Jenson has complete informs-- , Contest board. This money repre- Commissioners Holt, Winegar and Gal- fessor and consents t forfeit to bring Vail to place ley, and Clerk W. W. Evans were tion concerning the exist of veniences each place. his world crown at stake and insure present. 1.5 and read were of Minutes he condition m August that the track will Mr. and Mrs. John G. M. Dames required by the A. A. A. for a recog- approved. tomorrow for Pine Crest Inn, leave The matter of the melon patches nized championship meet. where they will Labor day was selected as the date and gardens being robbed was, taken Emmigration canyon, week-enthe pend for the big event and Manager Chris- up and discussed. The sheriff was inof his have to one structed meet a deputies tensen hopes to make the thrilling $10,000 tlimax to his 1921 patrol the highway after midnight and assist in protecting property. season at that resort. Superintendent Burton of school The worlds championship event, board appeared before the commiswhich will be the only main feature made a statement in regards and sion of an extensive professional speed tax the to levy and the amount necescard, will be the first sanctioned and The matter of tax schools. for official race meet held in Utah. It sary considered previbeen levies having will be conducted under the rigid with the school conference a and official rules of the contest board of ously, had been error an that board showing the. American Automobile association the to in relation made budget submitand any records made on that day of Commotion on ted heretofore, will be recognised and stand as ofseconded missioner by ComWinegar, ficial. Every pilot and mechanician school district the missioner levy Holt, participating will be a registered proread 6.4 mills on the to corrected was indomitable the Sprague fessional, 6 and the counhimself, passing from a seasoned dollar in plae of mills, was road changed to read lJi levy amateur into the professional ranks ty Vote on motion: dollar. mills the on in this event. Tke famous mile oval and Holt, aye; Gailey, no-at Lagooq will be put in perfect shape Winegar from the Utah water storletter for the event. The surface is exin commission regards to financial tremely hard and a Bcore of workmen age to be given by each county was and heavy machinery will plane the help filed. and read surface to a perfect smoothness, acA letter from C. A. Whiting in recording to Christensen. In compliance lation to auditing account of state with the racing rule of the A. A. A. was read and filed. commission road TIIE GREATEST OF the inside fence 'rails will be removed D. Wood, J. justice of the peace and the- - tims scientifically treated WESTERN EVENTS and with a solution of calcium chloride of Farmington precinct, appeared FOR 1921 to city justice of peace ar.d oil. k A dustless dirt course is made protest court the in office an county one of the first requisites of sanc- having The commissioners informed building. tioned racing. Mr. Wood that the city justice had no Spragues new mount, a car of his office in the court house and that the own design and conception has proved removed. be would hall in the the mechanical phenomenon of the sign Wood submitted a bid of $7.20 Mr. season. It ha attained a speed of per ton for lump coal delivered at nearly 100 miles an hour on straight- the court house in car lots. The mataway and it was especially built ter was taken under advisement. for a mile course. A letter from Oscar W. Moyle in The world's dirt track speed king UKONCIIO BUSTING to judgment against Farming-to- n relation will. bring to Sait Lake his famous filed' and ROPING was read City a special ractng At 3 p. m. the board met a a canFANCY RIDING job powered by one of the famous vassing board to panvaa returns of $25,000 Duesenberg SHOOTING Davis country irrigation district and motor and said to have cost nearly found the following to be a correct INDIAN RACES $50,000 to complete. return. . AND DANCES The fact that Vail ha never driven Vote' on Directors. on the Lagoon track and that most Total number of votes cast, 31,680. of his world speed marks have been For district, 7290; against, district, made on larger ovals, is expected by 2440. racing experts to lend a distinctive UTAH FRONTIER First District Number of votes advantage to Sprague. The latter is cast for John A Bourne, 1314; Frank CELEBRATION a master of the small Vmgs and EACH NIGHT 4670T has come to be known as the most Hyde, Second District D. D. Harris, 3761 V. M. O. Roberts, 2115. Third District John ChiM, 3063 - ' from George E- Holt, 2765. We are paying COWBOYS AND Meeting adjourned until September COWGIRLS hc-- . t' Sep-temb- ns . d. OGDEN SHOW a pipe J Buy and some P A. -- SEPTEMBER 567-- 8 -- Get the joy thats due you! the hqre that if you dont know feel and th& friendship of a joyus jimmy pipe and get some Prince Albert GO GET 0!NE! And You bet smoke-genbang a hovdy-d- o cn the big the game with P. A.. youll smoke a pipe if youplay coolness For Prince Alberts quality flavor own! You never taste fragrance is in a class of its smoke joy such tobacco! You never dreamed such Ve print it right Philbrin-Dusenber- frintt Albert it tppy rd tUf rid (iu, pmmrd half tin nmm dara pamnd and in tba pnrnnd crystal glzaa bmmida r mith maiatanar & teases S - it$ could be yours! alone means to your yjjy figure out what it we tell you that Prince tongue and temper when exclusive pat- Albert cant bite, canparch! Our ented process fixes that! and some Prince And, say oh, go on and get pipe Alberti - 13c Do it right now! J- - ' 5. .C. -- . I t 1 t Phone il . IvtmU the national Joy smoke - 15c FOR GOOD VEALS c. - w -- ""3 hy g, eight-in-a-ro- g! . nuirrox 18-N- 2 joe guss Kaysville, Utah 6, 1921. From All Parts of the West CALENDAR IS ANNOUNCED BY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Logan, Aug. 24. The calendar for the school year at the Utah Agrieu turtl college has been worked out by a committee consisting of Professor D. E. Robinson, Dr. J. R. Linford anc er REMEMBER SEPTEMBER . |