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Show UTAH. KAYSVILLE, LAYTON AM) FARMINGTON, i ME XVI THURSDAY. M It. Y 1 NUMBER 28 922. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES IRHOR VTIONS FOR The first annual commencement of l.Vt.OON OPENING the John R. Barnes Latter-da- y Saints Sivtr.r. at l ruction nit now in ELECTION COMMENCEMENT House Sports, Buffalo Karbecue and Carnival Features. Seminary will be held during the ooui'i- of pii pa ation ut Lagoon which spring quarterly conferences, South Three Days of Literary, Musical and Vaudeville Programs in Opera will make tins famous ic.'oit more Director!, of the Uuh U.tho Sugar ...raencement exercises at Davis Davis Stake, Sunday, June 25, 1922 than tin' the beauty spot of the held last elected John C. Executne Committee Friday and North Davis The amusement committee of Kays-j School were A groat many of thoM- will company yesteulay weM." Stake, Sunday, May , was hall of assemble Martha lent the Iv.seret NaCutler, pn si ville ward are preparing for a three Hurlbcrt J. and the bo m l oailmos.' for the 14, 1922. ... 'antchairman; ; Myron Thillips L. was to tional It suiiied his late brothhank, day's carnival on May 24th, 25th and The programs are as follows: gej to utmost capacity. Nora Harris, Frank dance .scheduled ,for Sut unlay. May ' ' ' of R. Cut Thomas commencement Ur, us a number of er, 26th. Committees have been aP" Lesit-,ghth annual 13, and which, incidentally, - is the Mi. (Cheney, Margaiet South Dasis Rlee, Stake , was the grad-ami pointed as appears in this article and Flint. Ben lompanys executive committee. f hool and a large class ter, Glen Grt-rpre season dance to be given W. H. firt Presentation of Graduates hisin the Wattis, general manager of the one of the largest ...Prin. George C. Ensign the people of the ward are promised J. J. Bowman. at Lagoon in all its history. was company, was elected a vice president, three days of unalloyed pleasure. Program Committee The Old Testament (five minutes) f the institution. The stage Because of dance being Saturdays of and the resignation of Merrill Nibley Minnie A. ; All the features of the three days Clara Richards Amy. Pratt. ihairman; sied by members of the board of the events, Erhil Nora New inauguration The Blood, Testament as vice piesnlent was accepted. of Thomloy, rough, (five minutes) faon and pominent citizens entertainment have not been worked M. Barm s, KenSheffield will A. the of II. on a take it nature J. Ellis Jr., gala Riley With these changes the former offithe of out but the committees are now busy neth Sheffield. unty. One of the features m. Bosley, Jemma Church History and Doctrine (five to A. Manager cers according the of occasion, wiie reelected, us follows: Heber the presentation 3Ses was Helen Mar Miller making up their part of the pro- Flint, Lydia . (uffield. Eft'ie Keews, t Christensen who minutes) life-siJ. perfect a was Grant, promises which president; Charles W. Nib-ley token Awarding Diplomas gram. .There will be a daily pro- and L. T. Tin mpson. floor, perfect, music and perfect service president; Walter T. Typer, Pres. James II. Robinson gram rendered in the opera hotlse, Wt of former principle Leo J. Dance Committee vice. but not was secretaiy and ticasuier; W. Bert Rob present Mr. Muir North Dana Stake which will consist of vaudeville stunts ehairmafu Frank J. from Kirkham's Donald Lagoon Novelty inson, assistant secretary and treasa telegram of appreciation Presentation of Graduates and musical and literary productions. Reeves, Cheat tr Hint, Myron Phillips, on business a was make its debut with urer. Members of tho executive comOrchestra will Jast, where he Prin. George C. Ensign There will also be booths in the audi- Emma Odd and Molly Barnes. The Old followed Testament was of musical a (five minutes) surprises on mittee in addition to Mr. Cutler are galavy Ln. The program Mimic Committee torium for the sale of useful and ornaReva Sheffield C. W. Nibley, E. 0. dance. II. L. Gle.i'on, chairman; Wni. which it has been rehearsing for sever- President Grant, mental articles, fortune telling and The N.ew Testament (five minutes) and Howard Mr. Kirkham Stephen 11. Love. brings Program William Patterson other features of a carnival nature. Nance, Hari Stiong and J. R. Webb. al weeks past. A Mark Austin, general from Co. director report a reputation as an orchestra Myra Grant Church History and Doctrine (five A whole buffalo will be barbecued in Sport Committee borders Geo. C. Ensign agricultural superintendent, which Bertha Stoker the minutes) ation R. 0. Laton, chairman; George which extends far beyond the opera house grove on one of the of Diplomas ho Awarding Intation of Senior Token having been engaged was presented to the meting shows Sheffield, Ntwman Reeves, Newell of this state, to G5 Blood days of the carnival and a long list of Pres. II. Henry I Bru e Glen Ben H. Holbrook Robins, in that work last season in several that a beet acreage equivalent Mavjor, carnival will be pulled off Sanders, sports Ben been 1921 has cent total of the Webster. List of Graduates Joseph Iayne and ..Vontella Hess dance palaces in Chicago, Indianapolis per stance from day to day. There will be pathe with probaGloria Anderson, Farmington Ceand summer resorts in Michigan. He already contracted, Publicity Committee John Parrish rades in the evenings in which the to additions for considerable Kenneth John ntral; bility Barker, Kaysville; Lester Clifford is a native Utahn and has helped add Camilla Christensen Bybee, chairman; ng carnival and run will Mae Clearshowed Burton, Mr. spirit rampant Carver, Austin's report Kaysville; Strong, Samuel Morgan, Julia Galley, to Utahs fame as a producer of come. Divetta Steed field; Morrell ictory Address Clark, Farmington Ce- ether features dear to the hearts of Molly Barms, and Vera Cottrell. the district that surrounding the facno . Adrian Hess ntral; Alberta Conrad,- Kaysville; Ella the young people. Dancing will featmusicians with his compositions Decoration and Booth Committee at Delta has the highest acreage John Parrish May Draper, Clearfield; Harley Fem-eliu- ure each evening of the carnival. Martha Barnes, clirman; Beatrice less than with his performances, lie tory of the companys plants, prinof Lay-toLeona East any Green, Uintah; WillMaty Bowman, Zena has gathered a sterling group of rding of Julian M. Bamberger The complete carnival program will Cheney, Nora Rhea Harris, Kaysville; Wilder because of 3000 acres conMillie cipally Burton, iams, Harris, musicians for his Lagoon Novelty F. B. Muir Hatch, South Bountiful; Lyman Hill, be published in The Reflex next week olar ship in the territory which will be Hill, Ann Barnes, Maggie Flint, Ieqrl and plans to introduce tracted f Awarded to Wendell Nance Bountiful Second; Helen Mar Miller, and it ' Orchestra, Millisa II. be to Sarah Followa bear. Sheffield, Gailey, promises the branch line of the Los .1- Lation Address Bountiful Second; Dellas Manning, Mildred Barnes, Lottie Conrad and several new stunts in this section tapped by committees are the as ing appointed Amelia Cottrell. Salt Lake railroad which is Angeles of the country during the season. yiHon. David O.. McKay North Farmington; Elsie Layton, at a recent of ward the meeting to be built from Delta to Fillmore this Kaysville; Helen Whitesides, East Kenneth Sheffield, chief of police. tntation of Diplomas.- A great many of the attractions Mattie N alder. Layton; Wa- amusement committee: Layton; The railroad will start ac Rummer. Scouts, Boy patrol. OJeH ...Pres. J. Fred will be in readiness for the lter Odd, Kaysville; William Patterson, tive construction as soom as the state Co. Clinton; Clara Richards, Farmington SPENCE ADAMS MAKING GOOD Salt Lake. JMyra Grant That was in the fall of dances. Others, however, will not be utilities commission acts upon Central; Ellis Riley, Bountiful Sefiction. From clippings from the Seattle the year and naturally he was in bet- ready until Decoration Day, the open public for a certificate of East the Sheffield, cond; Ralph Layton; application Graduate! dated May 6, we get the ter shape than he is now. of the regular season. ing Reva Elsie Sheffield, Kaysville; Sim, necessity, according to a report read jincy Elias Adams, John Barker, Clearfield; Albert Smith, West Lay-to- following: There is not a ball player on the An innovation promised for this at yesterdays meeting. ind G. Barlow, Alberta Bone, Mabel Spencer, Farmington CeThey are still talking of the game club who is not interested in helping season will be a sunken garden, patntral; Bertha Stoker, Clearfield; Alleen that Spence Adams the young in- to i Bishop, Harold Chadwick, develop him. He is not afraid to terned after the famous sunken gar CORONERS JURY FINDS DEATH Isabella Crawley, Talbot, East Layton; Elaine Talbot, fielder, turned in at second base for ask questions of the other fellows and dens of Fasadena, Cal., and which are n Marva East Layton; OF DRIVER E. H. MORRIS Udy, Farming-toseventeen-innin- g y Fernelius, Rhea Forbes, Stew-, he always keeps his ears open. Being noted for their restful beauty. A Central; Clyde Waddoups, Bounti- the Indians in the UNAVOIDABLE Gardner, Hazel Grant. Adrian ful First; Ethel Ward, Kaysville. game Thursday, when he handled young, fast and ambitious, I dont see corps of landscape gardeners has been A verdict that the automobile acci -, seventeen out of eighteen chances that Bess, Lymar Hill, Thelma Holreason why he should not" come at workfbr weeks to get the gardens iny dent s, resulting in the death of Ephraim Ben EL Holbrook, Maurice came to him and cracked out four hits. through. If he develops into LAYTON TOWN BOARD TO and the grounds in Bhape for the open- Harris Morris, 28 years of age, 641 Carl A. Larson, Clifton Drawing a parallel of a sort, Man- the ball player that Evers was I shall ing day. And it is confidently expect- North ENFORCE STOCK ORDINANCE First West street, Monday rd, Vernon Love, Helen Mar Mil ager Walter McCredie tells an inter be satisfied, more ed that Lagoon will present-town last of the the At mile north of Becks hot one meeting night 'adelein Morgan, Grant S. Neath, esting story of the first game that Another account of Adams ability as beautiful sight to the pleasure-seeke- r endecided was to of unavoidable was brought board it was Layton springs, Lr Thomas Odd, Lerin Parkin, Johnny Evers ever played in the major a ball player was given in the double this year than ever before. which ordinance force the the in coroners prohibits jury at Woods by Parkin, William R. Patterson, leagues. beheader of a week ago with the Oaks. with motorists Always town The popular stock at Cross large. running yesterday. Parrish, Ellis Riley, Francis W, Now taking the case of Adams. It Adams Works Pretty cause of its accessibility, Lagoon is services will be held at 2 Funeral Wilda Hampton, .James Rice, marshal has been instructed to haul is not good business to ' McCredie used the give a young making provision for an even greater oclock tomorrow afternoon at tho' law. of violators court into all this Preston Robinson, Richards, baseball player too much notice, but combination around second base, and auto patronage this year. The park- - Twenty-fourtward chapel. The bod campaign in Adams is a During the clean-uA Sheffield, Divetta Steed, d college-traina lad, the been increased to twenty has well, boys especially performed ing space be the to will attention viewed be at the family hortle, given Mabel Stoker, Layton ia S. Stoker, youth, and it looks as if he is Adam who looks better every day. aeres, whkh will be ampleto take may n and of 641 North First West street, from 11 general cleaning up rs Smedley, Clara WaIker,Afton going to be a great ball player soma The youngster figured in two or three care of thousands of cars. A large until 1:30 oclock tomorrow. Interto made will be an effort especial gar, Qyde A. Waddoups, Eva C. day. If he continues to play ball as he double plays, and held his own at bat force of porters will look after patclean ment will be in City cemetery under up the barnyards about town did y, Lenor Williams. , Thursday, there will not be a bet- with three safe blows. The Utah rons cars in the parking area, and the direction of This is being given particular atten- ter second Joseph William Taybaseman in the league this handled fifteen more chances dur- no charge will be made for this sermenace the tion in order that lor. may season. fly BOYS! COME! ing the afternoon without being vice. Mr. Morris was a son of Mr. and you want to become a Scout in be curbed early in the summer. Spence has been so keen to make charged with a boot in either game. The giant Lagoon dipper promises Mrs, Ephraim N. Morris of Salt Lake. ullest sense of the word, join us. at The readers of The Reflex are glad thrills without end to those who degood that he is a little He is survived by his widow and sevything interesting to you will re-- 1 times. He broke in under particularly to hear of Spence Adams success and MARKETING CONTRACTS in aerial rides. This attraction eral children. Morris had stopped his light our attention. We want you to Since the County Farm Bureau ne- bad circumstances, when so many hard we all hope that he will continue to is said to be the most exciting device truck to fix the tail lights on a trailer .Prepared, for every emergency balls were driven through his terri- play the high class of ball that he ever conceived by the mind of man, when an automobile driven by Elden gotiated with different commission hit jo, "Do a Good Turn Daily. This but he settled down and 1 look has been exhibiting the last two tory, into their to relative i firms coming 1 absolutely safe, being the Moss, 18 years of age, of Woods Cross great organization fellowi. It for him to develop into a corking weeks. The last report of batting yet conand Davis negotiating couaty of the latest designs and ran into him, inflicting fatal injuries. is that whether home or abroad tracts with the farmers for the hand player. Ram pretty certain that there averages shows him hitting the pill at construction. It will prove popular The men in the car driven by Moss u can show a Scout Certificate in the coun- is no second baseman in the league .323 which is fine for a youngster with old and young alike. the of grown produce ling were arrested but were released after have friends. Your friendy are the Boyle Commission company, who can match him in speed. breaking into the big Btuff. One of the most startling innova- the ty, f scouts. jury brought in the verdict of an uing Why not ,you Adams does not look as good now Local fans will have an opportunity tions to be carried out at and John A. Eck, through the Grow Lagoon this unavoidable accident. will see you Wednesday, May ers Market, and the Turnbull com- as he did in some of the games I saw to see their prodigy work in Salt Lake season is night bathing at Waikiki 8:00 p. m. at Sesut Headpany submitted propositions. The him play in Utah last season and when City next week beginning with Tues- Beach. A troupe of native Hawaiian EVENING CONFERENCE SESSION ers. market committee of the Farm Bu- I had him with me for several days day, when Seatle will open up for the musicians will thrum steel guitars The Sunday evening session of stake KENNETH SHEFFIELD, reau investigated these companies when the Portland club was' playing in first time in Salt Lake. and ukuleles in real Waikiki Beach conference will be conducted by the RALPH COTRELL. and their propositions and found the style .for the entertainment of the Stake Relief society. of high standing. Since companies The following program will be renmoonlight bathers. This is expected est Bamberger; accompanied by then other firms who did not submit to prove one of the most popular dered: fr State Senator John W. Thorn-- s propositions when requested, are floatpastimes offered at the resort this Congregational singing, Have I touricg Davis county today in contracts. There is a difference - Carloads of new sand for the Done Any Good In the World Today. season. Merest of his candidacy for the ing in contracts and companies. No con"1 States Beach have been delivered, and will Prayer. senate on the RepuLli-pJc- tract or company should be accepted those for David Cook, Syracuse. make'an Solo, place inviting Mr. Bamberger is making until it has been thoroughly investithe who of water. clear Cornet bathers solo, The Lost Chord, Her; keep canvass tngh of the entire state gated and recommended by the com L. Gleason. not The bert are children he by forgotten is h receiving encoarage-- mlttee. fys all the counties. Mr. Bam-i- s Report of stake activities, First any manner of means. A playground has been fitted up in grand style for Councillor Eliza II. Layton. well equipped to fill the dance in the hfs Solo, Pratt Whitesides, Layton. f United States senator and THE them, and will be in charge of a comCAR First A Place for the Influence of Mother everyno be will time for There overseers. of of Big in petent the state would be Lagoon. Interests tory and Adv. 13. the Home, Julia Farnsworth Lund. of use the hands should he be elected. the or made May charges body. Saturday, in the playground, and it is Duet, J. W. Ware and Mrs. Leonard The wise and anticipated that this will be a para- Sand&ll of Layton. Benediction. dise for the youngsters while their yiS HIGH HOLDS CARNIVAL AND BARBECUE SUGAR COMPANY HOLDS m - 1 Da-nes- pro-'ettM- n i pie-seaso- n l y, ze f 4 i MitH, . - s, n; pre-seaso- I; n n; Sam-one- one-ha- lf a Adams-Connoll- y p y level-heade- ed the-tow- phe-no- over-anxio- m us -- et pre-seas- UNIVERSAL on fun-devic- es careful buyer is today , FORD CAR For Ladies and Gents and BANKING THE Prompt and Efficient Service' Over 1000 patterns to select your New Suit from. We make your old clothes look like new! dhessmaking AND HAIR WORK IN CONNECTION CLEANING - PRESSING - ALTERING REPAIRING BALANCE. Phone 100 orsee ns. Layton Auto Co. ' All work called for and delivered. Mail orders solicited. SHOP NEXT DOOR TO LIBRARY Phone Kaysville 61 buying a Authorized Ford Dealer Located la DAYI3 COUNTT8 FUTURE METROPOLIS elders amuse themselves at dancing, swimming and boating. On Sundays, when dancing is prohibited, provision is made for band concerts and vaudeville attractions. Announcement is made that the regular prices will be in effect, not only dance Saturday, but at the also during the entire seasoft. These rates are the same that prevailed last season. Automobile will be admitted at 10 cents per car and 10 cents per passenger. pre-seas- on A GREAT COW A new champion announced by the for Utah has been Holstein-Friesia- n Association of America for the seven-da- y division of the 'senior class. She is Jsne Garden Cafeteria, owned by School for Deaf and Blind at Ogden, Utah. She made 553.7 pounds of milk and 17.142 pounds of butter fat, equivalent to 21.4 pounds of butter. ' four-year-o-ld CLEAN UP WEEK FOR LAYTON The Layton town board, issued the following notice this week in regard to clean up week. In order to' beautify the town and each home and to prevent disease and the breeding of flies, the town board has designated this week for the cleaning up of your yards, chicken coops, pig pens, stables, barn yards and out houses. Saturday, May 13, a wagon will call at your place to take away the rubbish you have hot been able to burn or bury. Kindly place such rubbish out in front, convenient for collection. . There is no time like the present to get cleaned ap.J Do not put off this job until Saturday what you can do today. The fly has had a bad start this cold weather now dont let it get started when the warm weather starts. Rubbish is the home of the fly at birth and your home is his dwelling place after he Is grown. i , - I |