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Show Go! ,ets Elder County Day at State FairSaturday, October 7 tHLets Go! 11 Davis-Bo- x ?X1S'X. KAISUU.K. DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL 1fittE SCHOOL NOTES SOON CENSUS By Is Greater Ever Before in Than County's V History. the end of the rf Friday marks echooL The three weeks of enrollment of day showed an county. That number n I theincreased to about 3.00. to COW of the total school population children all i 8.34, including tries the ages of 6 and 18; hence girls who The law school. tot wt yet enteredbetween the ages Wres an those Vg Bad 18 years to attend school each year, leaving par-o- f Lfty weeks children between the ages of use their own I Bad 8 years to as to whether the children im& or not; but those from 8 to the officers charged 1 not attend if 2li the enforcement of the law do some boys and, dis-spf- co their duty. Tbe Believe me, we surely had some exciting times here on Monday and Tuesday of this week as a result of the election of the student body officers, and really, the way things developed was startling. Our former shout prince. Heber Brimley, was elected to perform that most important position of president of the Davis studenty j president our last years editor' 'of the Year Book, Yontella Hess, was -- curly hair; Erma Pare our nifty dresser, and Florence Cooley, noted or her tage achievements. Now, who wouldnt expect wonders to transpire under the influence of such a crowd of gifted student body officers? Of course, w4 all expect it, and heres hopin " we get it. Friday our football team goes to Tooele to play the game proper, and Thursday we are going to give them real send-obecause, you see, our faith in our gifted Herecules is as strong as though it were founded law U unquestioned. Teach-schools fully are employed school age. pipped to train those of school the of out When student stay comwasted is so spent pallic money to enacted was prelaw pletely. The be rigishould vent this waste and it it where matter dly enforced no cases extreme be ttries. There may ja which leniency should be shown, tat the law makes provision for all laJu Legal permits may be secured freo the supeintendent exempting from school thsoe unfortunate and d.'wrving exemption, but the parents ef any student who is out of school without s legal permit are violators ef the law and should be made to pay fee penalty- - There are no excuses whatever for not living up to this law and none should be accepted. The School Census. The school census will be taken between October 15 and 31 to determine the school population of the county It is important that no one be omitted from the census rolls as the state money for education is distributee according to Bchool population. Last year the census showed an increase of 172 over the year before, the total i imi Elder day is Saturday, October 7, ar wch by the way, is one hest in the history of that great agricul tural institution. Reports from the precinct committees, who have the Davis county end of the program in charge, indicate a great outpouring of the people of Davis county. There will be a ladies and a male quartette from Davis county, and Box Elder county will bring down its best band and will contribute other interesting features to the program of the day. Meet me at the fair Saturday is the slogan which is being handed out throughout Davis county at this time. Davis-Bo- x DAVIS TANGLES DAVIS COUNTY MEN WITH TOOELE GROW BEST ONIONS i TO VISIT COUNTY Reinstatement or version of Veterans Insurance Is Aim. A campaign for reinstatement and conversion of government insurance Will be launched October 10, 1922, in than last Friday. of the state department of Utah of the Duffy Lewis and his biffing Bees u ln; the geles dub yesterday, a new pitcher, or rather, who bids fair a youthful to beebme a star. lie is Marion Thomas of Kaysville, who pitched for Kaysville in the Davis county league this season. Young Thomas has been working out with the club for a week, pitching to batters in practice and Jendisplaying his wares to Catchers kins and AnfinBon, and Manager Lewis yesterday gave the lad a turned seventeen, but is tall and American Legion. To insure the success of this campaign a squad for northern Utah will start out on the ited and passed for payment. The tenth of this month devoting a day hoard authorized the borrowing o in all towns where Amreican Legion 110,000 to meet current expenses, as posts are stationed. 3 school districts are compelled to The following is the program for borrow money for the operation Davis county: the schools until taxes are collected, Bountiful, Tuesday, October 10. at which time the m6ney is paid back. 11. Farmington, Wednesday, October 12. October Mr. Hunter of South Bountiful apKaysville, Thursday, peared before the board and requested Layton, Friday, October 13. that transportation be provided for All physical examinations will be group of children who, he main- free as there is a doctor with each tained, were beyond two and a half squad. ftHea from school. The matter was men are urged to All referred to a committee consisting of take advantage of this opportunity Eenry Stable, J, Fred Odell and the by getting in touch with their local superintendent to investigate and re- Legion commanders as to the place port at the next meeting. where this squad will meet. All comcall a meeting . The matter, of providing two wag-1- 1 manders are urged to as information for the to give transportation of children cf their posts beyond two and one-ha-lf miles from to the place where the government fchool in West Kaysville was consid-rre- insurance squad will meet. The board authorized the The benefits to be' derived from of two wagons daring ex- reinstatement are many, not only to treme weather, providing there were the individual, but to the government. enough children to justify it. The following are the benefits to the After a general discussion of trans- individual: No travel, military or portation it vtas decided that itus naval risks; lower premiums (estiEem of expense should be reduced as mated 25 per cent); no extra charge no age, Qch as possible- - No students should for hazardous occupations; h is clause nffpin transported at the expense of the when total disability vallo etTict who live within two and one-k- 'f effect; cash surrender value, converted government, rrtiles of school, and children who ue first year; Dde in school sum;: wagons shall be re insurance may be paid pr lump are $2.red to walk reasonable distances dividends on converted policies 4 the divimeet the wagons. paid every year. Last year7 cent. On motion of Mr. Adams it was dends amountejPto nearly per investment scidf-an to install drinking fountains Converted insurance is n the school when it pays grounds at Layton and worth while, which, l Junior High at Bountiful. dividends amounting to 7 per and the more men Architect Pope appeared before the eaujiM be equalled t and reported the progress of a are reinstated and convert trir at Clinton. The la yin. Insurance the brighter are the prosdividends. For hrivk is under way and it is pects fer larger of cigarets a e f wrITI be in placeKfore cost of a package at v anther sets in. -- The .architect men can currj a ;uh tacT and hut. Zed t prov.de plans for dividend paying W 1 F the U. y- 8 i. t,r.L st the budding and to It an valuta Z ..a ran tei 5cj,L1 I 'L for the v. .1 the hmHxg .ante; r, vie l.j xo be presented at the I) I t bid t J tekif f the loard. Crprr-r.;top-srati- One of the displays for which a special award was made Tuesday, was an exhibit of Utah grown Sweet Spanish onions. C. C. Conklin, inspector of the United States bureau of marketing, who was the sole judge for this showing, awarding first prize to J. J. Phister, Woods Cross; second to S. G. Smith, Woods Cross; third to E. E. Smith, Bountiful. muscular as a boy of twenty, tract for next season. Thomas has - Eddie Anfinson, the little pcpjter-ho- x backstop of the Bees, is loud in He his praise of the kid phenom. some is going to be day, pitcher Give him a couple of saya Eddie. years' experience and some coaching and he will attract considerable attention. For a youngster and a left hander, the boy has a mighty fast ball and one of the prettiest curves you ever saw. Duffy intended to give his protege a chance in one of the games yester- to change tnece8Bary Bee The gave manager pitcher. Thomas a contract in the clubhouse while the players were packing their trunks for Portland. Thomas was not taken on the northwest trip, which concludes the Coast league season, but is expected to report in training camp next spring. If Thqmas makes the grade as Manager Lewis predicts, he will be the. third player from the Davis county sector to play in Coast league baseball Spence Adams, the Seattle infielder and Daka Davis, the San Francisco pitcher, being the other two. Salt Lake Ball Club Signs Marion Thomash?? ,th rans bureau, at the request 5. left-hand- ed port-wheele- r, con-ju- st uien . Dont buy a car untiH you see the NEW FORD C I y. Argyle U.G. ... LG. ... Q B, Robins L llaacke 56 2 , Farmington; attorney, Ezra C. Robinson, incumbent. Bountiful Democrat Representative, DavlE comF. Smith, Centerville; four-yeaA. T. Phillips, Layton missioner, -- r Fisher West Point; treasurer, Hyrum F. two-yea- r commissioner, E. W, Farmington; sheriff, Thorois William Walker, Farmington; asses-o- r, John II. Blood, Kaysville; attorney, to be nominated later; clerk Seth C. Jones of South Bountiful. Rehearing of Woolley- - Show-Mad- e CastrlrOpenedr of the L. D. S. Pierce -Jenkins - Clark II.T L.T. -- ite, Davis ... L.K. Fisher Robinson and dont fail to see us Bykeman Evans ...Reeves - Pratt The rehearing of the contempt against Ernest R. Woolley was opened Tuesday in the United States district court. The session was occupied with the presentation of depositions takers in Los Angeles before the United States commissioner from Roland IL Woolley, Kenneth Woolley anil W. Turney Fox. The depositions were introduced by Woolleys attorneys to show that th --" books were not under the control ef Ernest R. Woolley and that he 4 not n. interested in the companies in qia-tio- M. E. Wilson, attorney for Herliert. R. McMillan and Joseph M. Ecd objected to the introduction a evidence of parts of the deposition resisting to the books of the Woolley Land & Live Stock company unba the books themselves were brought, into court. Auto Freight Line Is Refused Permit Wells R. Streeter was denied a certificate of convenience arid to operate an automobile freight Ene between alt Lake and Ogden yesterday by the public utilities commission. The denial follows an injunetios recently given in the district court restraining the applicant from hauKnfT freight for certain customers between, the two cities under private contract after Streeter had been engaged to the business for nearly two yearn-Th- e application to the commission made shortly after the injunction twdf been issued, was based on the contention that a more prompt and hotter service than is now being giver under the commission's jurisdiction Transportaby the Salt tion company would be offered. Protests against the competitive service-wermade by the Oregon Short Lira, &. Rio Grande Denver Western the nwetjr Lake-Ogd- en R.H.B. Beesley Romney Bumingham .... L.H.B. Iverson E. Haacke .... F.i. Scoring touchdown for L D. S., n railroads and the Salt Pctt; for Davis, L Haacke. Goal after touchdown for L D. S, Transportation company, with a nun-bTratL of merchant from the two cities', Substitutes for L D. S.: Ruson for Romney; Pett for Davis; Davis protesting against the service beinr for Fox; Jewkes for Iverson; Fox for given by the latter company ami for favoring the granting of the applicaDavis; Davis for Jenkins; Iver-oFox; Pingree for Russon. tion. FuLsfitutea for Davis; Burton for TVie commission holds there is for Smith Page; Page for Burton; for he additional screir-a- nd Argjle; J. Oviatt for I.Smith; Burton for Palmer for I'egt; that the present carriers can fur--. Oiatt, Referee: Wilson. Umpire: War- tash ample and sufficient Reeves.' ner. Heddhsej-rnanmeet the reasonable demands of You can get government insurance tvhy if you are sick or cripple The miet.r,g of the Come trel&I jyo-- r strikes in the wxrli war. Ex-- 1 am in at km fr-- e, vhi-- government tonight will be r JJ)un'i3 p'&nned ant ail.tw the members to attend t! s"'iad u.us your Uv n as r Viu-e- zt no unc L tr ( f the C vie Lake-Ogde- er Phone 100 . 2' d i R.E Linford , n, . Following is the summary Center four-yea- r two-jea- Coach Anderson is to be congratulated upon the early season showing of his team, especially when it is considered that practically all of his men are new at the game. Of course, there are rough spots that will have to be ironed out among inwhich are the lack of and terference, weak spots in the line lack of speed in starting off the plays. Te bark field is showing up good and in a week or two should give the Northern division teams a run for Oviatt page Harvey Representative, eommiMoner, George A. Holt, incumr conmiu-sinne- r, bent, Clearfield; Richard L Stevenson, Lsytua treasurer, Frank L Iayton, incumbent, Kaysville; Sheriff, George Woods Cross; clerk, Walter W. F.vana, incumbent, Layton; recorder Mrs. Ilarry L. Brown, incumbent South Bountiful; surveyor, John incumbent, Syracuse; aw-orEzra T. Richards, incumbent last Friday afternoon the gridiron fans journeyed out to the High school to see the opening game ef the sea son, and while the contest was not on the regular schedule it was a cracker-jac- k of a game. Davis kicked off to the Saints and from then on until the last quarter there was no scoring. During the first half Davis had the hall most of the time, but when they advanced anywhere near the goal line the Saints would hold and Davis would be forced to kick. In the last quarter the Saints worked the ball up the field and Pelt grabbed a forward pass and went over the goal line, Pratt booted over a drop kick from scrimmage for point. L. scored Saints the after Shortly llaacke grabbed an L, D. S. fumble and dashed fifty yards for a touchdown. Unford failed to put over a Princeton for the extra point. Shortly after this the final whistle blew, , V. - Quale Cannon, Bountiful; Gridders. POSITION wr ill IN by-Ander- sons game: te deRv-ti- ed the ki' note address. The Demo-- 1 met iii the ett lull and addressed b Slate Chairman D. CL. Dunbar. undulate for congress. Th following tiikets wete named: 1 DAVIS 6 TO 7 Fine EarlySeason ctwx N. Argyle, Bountiful; recorder, Mia R la riche Fisher, Bountiful; surveyor their money. THL UNIVERSAL CAR niunt tii kelN. The Republican lined m the courthouse where gieseman h, O. I t atherw o,l in SAINTS DEFEAT DAVIS sx--rri- ce NAME TICKETS gestion made In Governor Chillies R Mabe, I, George Holt, chairman of tin hoard of county com mission re, recomnuml that Saturday, October 7, be observed as a county holiday and that the people of the county of Davis, or as many of them aa is possible under the circumstances governing them, visit the State Fair at Salt lathe City. I also recommend that the mayors of cities and towns issue similar proclamations to the end that there may be complete harmony tn this measure and that young and old may he encouraged to attend this great educational and amusement exposition. I desire to call the attention of the people to the fact that n ef fort is being made this year to make the State Fair ing and if it can he pintle so some 20,000 per year will be saved to taxpayers of the scat annually. GEORGE HOLT, Chairman Board of County Com missioners, Davit County, Utah on &- - 7 MI1EK BOTH PARTIES PROCLAMATION d. r-- M 1,12. sclf-susta- INSURANCE SQUAD School Board Meeting, last Monday the board of education met in regular session at the office in Farmington. Bills aggregating 7,Q00 were aud- (KTtllll'.lt ELDER DAY AT STATE FAIR ff being 3,734. TIllRSlUl. FARMINGTON, ITAII. The Davis High football squad is lea ring tomorrow at 11:00 oclock for Tooele for the first division game. The Davis lineup for fhe game is as follows: V. Oviatt, center; Robinson, right guard; Wilson, left guard; Linford, right tackle; Fisher or Cottrell, left tackle; Burton, left end; Harvey, upon foundations of rock, and we right end; Robins or Bumingham, know our faith will not be shattered quarterback; L. Page, fullback; as long as our team continues to eat Haacke, right halfback; E. Haacke left halfback. poached egg and milk toast Mark Argyle, who was injured in the L. D. S. game last Friday is getting along very well and is expected back at school in a few days. The doctor reports the injury was noti serious, a muscle having been tom. The coach reports thst his squad is improving very fast and expects Con- them to play a much better game . ( 1 During: the past week Mweral of the counties Davis-Bo- x of the state have celebrated at the state fair. Regarding Elder Day at the Republicans and Demoeber and Salt Lake count it s put their day over crats Hold ConvenState Fair with a bang:, and now it i up to Davis and Box tions Some Day. At thv request of main" of the Elder counties to surpassAhe interest and attendid.rg citizens of Dans county Farmington, tht, 2 Both parti ance of all other county days. ami m compliance with the sugiiu i hot i Satuiday to i.unie Davis You all know, of course, Therice Stahlq, that most efficient business manager of our D" hook ast year, and, according to prediction, he was elected secretary and ireasurer. For shout prince we elected that cute and mischievous looking John Burton, but we are going to start calling him Jack; its cuter, dont you think ? For that important body of students, the amusement committee, we elected Leon Earl, our Davis comedian; Harry Simmons, famed for his m 1 DAVIS-BO- X elected. Compulsory Attendance. wisdom of the compulsory LAY mm Layton Auto Co. Authorized Ford Dealer Located in DAVI CDCNTdS F UTUKEi METROlLH i HP H nie to : n in-irs- fr (: |