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Show volume XXIX Socks crash; DRIVER Youre Invited LOCAL COUPLE To the Election KILLED , i Yes, indeed, election night is always a big occasion in the offices of The Weekly Reflex, for dSainsburyof Bountiful Burt in Head-oFatal! Orchard;' Collision at Odell Load-- d Hurled From Seat of Gravel Truck; Other Driver Escapes Uninjured it is here that the tabulations on the Davis cqunty voting, as well as returns from elsewhere In the state are first available. Next Tuesday will be no ex-- , ception for the offices will be open until midnight or after, and our readers are cordially invited to make use of the election service offered by The Weekly Re- n. flex. The from the truck he was hcadon collision with Suck near Odell orchard, .Bountiful on the state Arland Sainsbury,' 23, of was almost instantly SfsSut 8:40 a. m. Wednesday. I by A. E. Olson, of Salt to haul gravel to the rttberrer underpass on the new his insbury was driving col-tz and north T truck navel southbound With an unloaded driven by Lo Draper, 2739 City, ISh SUte Streep Salt R. E. J. B. CITY OFFICERS, Wheat Money at Count Offices OTHERS, PLEDGE WED 50 YEARS Party at Reflex WEDNESDAY Farmers to Get . first returns 'NEXT Scorjes of Davis n mu f.u nier who signed the AAV wh at allot- TUESDAY MANY ERRORS IN. Father and Six Sons (Jet Limit BALLOT On,Hunting Trip OFFICIAL rum Adams, l.AYTDN THIS ELECTION 11 - auc. mont contracts last Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan pocted to call at the ctfuc of Nichols, Davis agrnt, Bond Froportal at Flection to Observe Golden Wedding in Farmington for t;mr governNovember G Given' Support ment payments. t Anniversary; Have Lived in The checks to be of Members . of Kasvile include the balance ou, un the Uhl.t Janve Home Since Marriage City Council, l.nv loni'ovv n payment as well as the tuxt ip;u in 1SS1; Friends to Extend pa nunts. and Others at Meet-- ! Do-Ur- e S l I 1 ( Congratulations the balloting are expected shortly after the closing of the polls at 7:00 p. m. Which precinct will have have the tabulation of its vote in first? Wait and see and dont miss the big Election Party in The Weekly Reflex offices. Republican or Democrat youre all welcome and no matter which way the election goes,' well all have ,a good time. on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgan, Board, jng Held Tuesday BEET GROWERS ac- companied by tus "six '"sons, Blame, Andrew, Flay, Dell, Rufus and Frank, it turned home' last Thursday from u weeks deer hunting trip in th.e'vicimty of la aver. Although its unusual nough for a family group of this size to go hunting together, the best pint (if tlu story is yet to come for the father and each of the sons gqt a deer. Four of. the iWr wcro killed .on the opening day and tlie remaining three the billowing Monday, October 22. Frank Adams tlaimt the distinction of getting the largest buck shot by the pnity, A weighing 225 ixiunds. - This was the first time that the father, who is 71, and his six jsons, ranging in age from 23 to 55, had ever gone hunting in one life- County Clerk Claims Certified Fist Filed in His Office Is as Frinted; Claims Names Can Not Be Changed Because of Absentees Voting; Fetition Before Court' Steps were taken last night in Candidates and voters at the long residents of the Kaysvtlle and of the $37,500.00 boiul issue support election are wondering coming Layton vicinity, will observe, their purposes which will conn what will huppm if the candidates golden wedding anniversary next letre the voters on Novemlnr 0. whose names ure either mis pel led Tuesday, November 6, in. the home At a meeting in the Kaysville city or appear wiong on the ballot. which they built f0 years ago, and council chambers, which was atQuale Cannon, county clerk, claims in which they, have lived ever since. tended by the city council of Kaysthut nothing can be done at this In observance of the anniversary, ville and three members of the Frederick Re- time on account of absentee voters C, Looflmurow, town board of latyton, together they are extending a general invioffiliuving voted pn the tation to all their friends to call at publican Candidate for Gon-- 1 '"l Other citizens, it was ex cial ballot, the family home next Tuesday . plained that in the event the bond where they will hold open house The first error on the ballot was gross. Scheduled to Deliver jsue receives a favonible Vote of party. between the hours of 2 p. m. and the taxpayers, that an additional noted by an absentee voter when rinctpal Address at I.av Ion $ l(!,.rOO.UO direct grant will lie made he noted that Ural Major's name midnight. It is expected that sevtho was 'Vo,k! on the ballot on the Democratic eral guests at their wedding in 1884 l,y lul,lu' Flan Discussion of It ion. Meeting; will be present to extend congratticket for Justice of the peace for Cnd employe ulations to the widely known couIt is proposed, as provided by the Froposed Heel Allotment Kaysville precinct. It so happens' Drap-- L u tlker Trucking company. that K. Bruce Major is running for drawn up, to build the followple. plan in truck the was operating this position and Ural Major is Before her marriage, Mrs. MorThe beet growers uf northern ing highways with the money acwith the road widening for constable on the Demofrom the bond issue and was Susannah Harvey. She Davis cruing running gan well Davis as as county. county, others) grant; Wject in south in ticket was born in Kaysville, January 7, cratic This error interested in farm problems, IS.' 9. Mr. Morgan, prominent vet- vitally hus been corrected. Tie accident was witnessed by Two miles, Cudahy to Redwood Trank Udy of Farmington and A. road ; erinarian, farmer, and livestock The final official ballot which is S. Milton Nelson, Republican They who served for a number of C. Leek of Woods Cross. man, Four miles, from the Rufus in the hands of registration agents Democrats Dance collidat trucks the Stage after tted that years as head of the Morgan Bros Adams corner in laiyton to the Candidate Assessor; and is being published in The es the one & Livestock operated by Sainsbury was tLarul 1 Bountiful Company, Mountain road; Bepub-Tonight; Weekly papers today have three the ditch at the into born in Kaysville June 29. 18t5. Mrs. Nelson, and .Frank minor Vi, thrown . errors and one major error. Six Bench the road from miles, beans Flan Affair at IlighJ They were married in Kaysville Ut of the road and that Sainsbury The error which will cauno Kaysto InSyracuse Hooper; Woods 'Noble Death of Cross seat. the from November 6, 1884, by Bishop BarVu burled ville voters the most consteroatkin Three miles, from the Clearfield iris due to a crushed chest, a doubton. in is the fart that in place of Frank jured Night to in bank Saturday Gentile south street a and left the Mr. and Mrs. Morgan are the le fracture of leg, Colemcrcs name on the Republican West .l4yton. Auto-Bu- s sible puncture of the lungs. The Collission of twelve children, all of parents for precinct constable the . ticket mortUnion the discussion of the was taken to the Following whom will be present at the anniname of Frank Bowman appears. at Bountiful. proposed bond issue, II. J. Barnes versary celebration next week. They in- Theresia person-livin- g on. Milt . Wezt Bountiof Iv Nelson, the offered following resolution, Elizabeth Nalder, Rigby,. i are Mrs. Draper escaped serious injury in the of Frank by name, Kaysville nominee for which ful, Republican the ' county upon vote, whs carried: eamwicn V, accident being only slightly cut is a need for assessor in the election to be held Bowman. It would seem that the there Whereas, f'renk bruised. Morwn. hd UyUm; no farther off than next Tuesday,! Tuesday, was painfully injur- law would prescribe for contingeQ- - , ropds.ln Davis next Henry Morgan, Layton; Mrs. MarHolbrook and oth of the Sheriff Joseph ed Saturday night when the auto he cis like thisbeso that errors of this and, major political parties tha Green, Clearfield; Royal Morcounty, incorrected especially waa the has in the "county are holding dances drouth Deputy Sheriff Calvin Roberta driving collided with a Union kind could Whereas, gan, Grand Coulee, Washington; - condition- - among- - the Pacific bus Tm SrprlBr rllirs5uth t,r wtipn the eiruris caught seven stigated the accident and witness-f- e this week and are bringing the Layton f- Mrs; told them that both trucks were farmers requiring that this class Kaysville. He was still in the Dee days before election. The law reMadeline Bennett, Warrendale, an hour of our citizenry be provided with hospital in Ogden yesterday, hut is quires that the sample and official Democrats will entertain at Raveling about 25 ' miles' The col- - a dance in the Bountiful Junior high Oregon; Mrs. Leona Wood, Los Anlabor to tide them over the win- reported to be improving satisfac- ballots be in the hands of the regK the time of the impact Grace Mrs. geles, istration agents 4 days before elecCalifornia; occurred on a rough piece of school ter, and. torily, building tonight (Thursday) Reeder, Ogden, and Max Morgan, tion. Notwithstanding the opinion the of board Whereas, county Ejn where the pavement had been and have extended a Mrs. Nelson, who was accomgeneral invi of the clerk that can be commissioners have placed before Sheriff Holbrook reported tation to all interested to join in Layton. husband to her the panying Repub- done, it sccnis that nothing The Weekly Reflex joins with a of Davis the could the something county to taxpayers lican rally at Kaysville that night, b findings County Attorney the fun there. No speeches will be host of friends in extending best Dm. A. Dawson, and it was decid- proposition of a bond issue for was seriously injured in the crash be done, by Friday which is four included on the program. wishes and congratulation to Mr. $37,5UO, and, that no inquest would be neces- und will likely be confined to the days before election. The Davis county Junior Repub and Mrs. Morgan the anniverthe federal governupon Whereas, The law on this matter seems hospital for a considerable length lican League is sponsoring a dance sary which ment will, in the event of the pas- of they will observe next Mr. Sainsbury was born in Field-Vclear and is as follows: nutime. Her include school in injuries the high Saturday night week sage of this proposal, grant an ad- merous cuts and bruises and a brokUtah, December 4, 1910... He is itle 25, Chapter 1, Paragraph 10. gymnasium at Kaysville with Jerditional $10,500.00 to the project. en arrived by a brother, Newell Lbone. "Whenever it shall appear by pelvic from his Jones and orchestra Now therefore Le it resolved, ett Sainsbury of the United States ry Lake of a candidate or his agent Frank Noble, of Woods Cross, are expected to fill the Latona hall that in view of the conditions ob-Salt City to furnish the music. I vy; a sister, Mrs. Harley Turley This will also be a free dance with an error or omission has octhat also a in to the driven car be the sense of this passenger capacity tonight taining, it Layton U Joseph, Ariz.; two hear a discussion of I meeting that those present lend by Nelson, suffered numerous cuts curred in the publication of the and no speeches. to invited, everyone (Thursday) Israel and Wilyd two the proposed AAA beet allotment their unqualified support to the and bruises and was also taken to names or description of the candiVoters in precinct 10 in Kaysts Wilson and Amelia and Irene the hospital in Ogden for treat- dates nominated for office, or in ville are reminded that the voting program. passage of this bond Issue' Wilson, all of Bountiful. ment. However, he haa since re- the printing of sample or official under the The and meeting, been that arranged changed, place has Sixteen Davis county students Relatives reported that Sainsbury turned to his home. Mr. Noble is mllota, the district court, or a next Tuesday they will cast their are members of the modern lan- auspices of the Republican ns to have been married to Miss ballots in the a former deputy sheriff, having udge thereof, may, upon petition city council chambers guage clubs of the University of mittee, will be featured byC.anLoof- fried Wesche of Salt Lake dress given by Frederick served as call deputy under Sher- of such candidate or his agent, by NOVCIIlbcr City in the Barnes Block. HcUVyi Utah, according to Professor James bourow, Republican candidate for' ebruary 15. order, require the county clerk, city iff GeorgeU. Mann. Election returns from precincts I Barker, head of the department funeral arrangements had not recorder or town clerk, charged from this district. Other congress as well as on the the new north Nelson, county, driving throughout of modern languages at the univerVen the duty in respect to which with completed late Wednesday, of from other points in the state, will speakers will alxt be included on state highway, had reached the insity. tiali of the mortuary said. the program. Wm. II. Blood, who has been tersection of the roads at the tran- an error or omission has occurred, be available next Tuesday night at The modern language clubs are In announcing the meeting to- the weather records in sient camp and waa turning onto to forthwith correct such error or the offices of The Weekly Reflex. an important part of the univemembers of the Republican .keeping for many night, past, re- - the old road to continue his way to show cause why such error should Kaysville Vhitesides rsitys plan of teaching languages, committee point to the fact that ported this morning years . total Kaysville. The bus waa going not be corrected the that according to Professor Barker. At Mr. Loofbouruw is eminently quali11. amounted October for Great south and continued aragraph on its precipitation the way the monthly meetings of the lan- fied to discuss the problems of to 1.23 inches. In 1933, the October old road "The County Clerk, city recorder rathUtah guage clubs, students have close Utah and its industries, of which rainfall was .47 inches; in 1932, .16 er than throughtheFarmington town clerk shall also, on his own or to ahortcr route taking contact with the music, stories, the sugar industry is one of the .97 inches. In Salt Lake City over the new high- motion, correct without delay any in and 1931, inches, to the fact poetry, art, and plays of the people greatest. They point After playing his freshman am October, 1930, the rainfall was ex- way. The crash between the two error in all ballots which he may who speak the language which they that his holdings are here; his fpbomore years as a blocking half-v- t. heavy, the total for that occurred as Nelson attempted to discover, or which shall be brought ceptionally his are interests W. Lynn Roberts, Clearfield, rep are studying. is here; The students also home 2.13 inches. Jog Whitesides of month drive out of the way of the bus. to his attention, and which can be being has Layton resenting the University of Utah, have an opportunity to put into here." of The the twelve first Nelsons light car was badly corrected without interfering with days of the A district former won third place jn the extempore-- j Actual practice what they have attorney were warm and month past wrecked, hut the heavy bus was not the timely distribution of the bal-o- ts just Third judicial district, Mr. Loofneous speaking contest at the Fall j learned, "for the meetings are as herein provided. Whenever was 13th there but n.the seriously damaged. district! bourow was appointed Mountain Conference Foren- - ducted in the foreign language, shall arise between with trace of the any controversy following rerain, and was subeseauently I sic league tournament at Fort Col- ' jn addition to the language judge official recorded on with any duty charged any later being precipitation two for elected being 6 6 lins, Colo., last Saturday. Mr. students also attend weekly elected in 1928 terms, or function under this title and any unex-pire- d other days of the month:fill to the erts is a sophomore at the Univer- - laboratory, periods in phonetics, 05 inches candidate, or the officers or repterm of the late Congressman October 14 sity of Utah, and is a graduate of II where' the correct pronunciation of K. O. leather ood. - He was re October 15 resentatives of any political party, 35 inches Davis high school. Last year he the foreign language is taught by or persons who have made nomina44 inchea October 18 in 1930. elected congressman attended Weber junior college. A3 inchea October 19 showing the difference between the WASHINGTON Acting on rec- tions, upon the filing in the district The University of Utah entrants, American and the foreign ways of 08 inches ommendations of the NRA Compli court of a petition by any such ofOctober 22 I coached by LaVem Bane, debate pronouncing words. In this labora-coacThe highest temperature of the ance Council, the National Indus- ficial or persons, setting forth in & I month was recorded October 9, trial Recovery Board has deprived concise form the nature of such placed high in the contests. I lory, students also put their knowl-Th- e Utah debate team, composed when the thermometer reached 91 six firms of the right to use the controversy and the relief sought, 0f the foreign language into c of Ray Owen and Omar Bunnel, actual practice through . making degrees. The coldest was October Blue Eagle in any manner. The which petition shall be under oath, won first in the debate contest, thus I their own dictaphone records, to 23, when the reading was 28 de- firms and the findings of violations it shall be the duty of such court, I or judge thereof, to issue an order are as follows: giving Utah its third conference I which instructors then listen and II. grees. Robert FARM1NGTON The November debate championship within four make suggestions for individual Stovall Sales precipitation got Co., Sacramento, commanding the respondent in such Hinckley, Utah State FERA direc- off to a In the oratorical contest the j provement. this start a violations good of morning, the labor trade petition to be and appear before the Calif., states representa- tor and western assoentrant 5 direct rain Utah the about classroom a. of placed In the beginning steady University 'practice provisions of the code for court or judge and made answer, tive for Harry L. Hopkins FERA under oath, to such petition; and third. . the retail trade. ciation method of teaching is used, jadmin.Btralor wag injured Satur m. Gilson 25 in which the word in the foreign da a Bros., Inc., m jn an automobile Washington it shall be the duty ol the court or ob hear and diswith the associated is N. Street, TWO new Brooklyn, state language selling at judgeofto summarily highway accident on the X, TlUCk, this such issues In with a view -j pose lower any smore act favorable being taught. prices and ject or of ,h'' of a substantial the Smash-uin think p obtaining terms than schedules the students With compli- filed actually way station. ance with the thinkof this title tho than provisions Paper Bag Manufacturing Code foreign tongue, rather Mr." Hinckley was on his way to to the such the by of party translation controversy, the of counBOUNTIFUL The Davis Authority. weathEnglish his home in Ogden, traveling north, ing With the approach of cold Ingalls Box & Lumber Co., In- and to make and enter orders and when he drove into a herd of cows ty sheriff's department was called er it is high time to check the home foreign word, whe .are tudent. Mich., failure to file statis- judgements, and issue the process did Davis to said he He galls, county on the highway. Tuesday night investigate an and make repairs to protect it e I tical information with the Lumber of such court to enforce' ail such members of the Gemanclubin-possibl- not see the cows because he was auto accident on the state highway against undue deterioration through elude the following .Joseph P. JOE WHITESIDES ' Timber and Products Industries orders and judgments." outh a of blinded here of involving two passenby the lights partially long, told, wet winter, As we go to press, word comes Code Authority and selling below string of automobiles traveling to- ger cars and a track. No injuries the minimum Effie S. Barrows, extension ler, Ke into from W. Jr., alcollision resulted the regular economist, Lake The from Farmington that accident prices Eldwdge, petition ward Salt City. home management, at Emery at Utah Aggies, and ; haa been filed in Second Disit b;. approved. involved A. Mr. cars from were just throw ' Hinckley did though badly not f Raymond college. Utah State the Agricultural 18 Walter P. Grover, Ilohenwald, trict court before Judge L. A. Wade W comn? through in the car, although the machine was damaged, .on..1 onT Whitesides is a nat- A truck loaded with coal, owned Tenn., violations of the minimum-wag- e asking that the name of "Frank thrown to the s.de of the road. He Bowman be removed and the name and) maximum-hou- r blocking and tack-- t proviby George Landaris of Helper, was got out of the car, walked about iftpj ,0 Hte. first order, and he French Circle in- - score of feet, and collapsed from in- parked just off the paved portion sions of the lumber and timber of "Frank Colemere" be placed on the ballot as the Republican candiIron, juries received in the crash. . of the state highway without lights. products industries code. sagging you cltidethe following' .JjJnU S. L, date for Kaysville constable. Judge Cl, A was to man Brinkley, Sreat play of taken Lee car Georgetown; northbound driven The by injured D.vi. county: BajtaU J EJuwj So or h.v,n't Uu u one of the up an Wade haa ordered corrected ballots M. P. Leonard of FarmVj McClennan of Woods Cross, and a violations fo the minimum-wag- e E. major rea- - como I Elizabeth wiU by Ogden You 4n the conference walks heen made vet? Keith Brown, ington, and'T. G. Gibby of Ogden, southbound passenger cat operated maximum-hou- r provisions of the to be printed, have to hustle now to get them in TolmanBountiful; ru?ht now who were driving cars behind Mr. by Jessie Schofield of 2005 South lumber and timber products indusclub in- - Hinckley at the time of the acci- Eighth East, Salt Lake City, met tries code. WuiLVl8 C0Unty athlete will PLAN OBSERVANCE -General Machine St Foundry Co. Nopart in the dent. After remaining at hia home just opposite the.truck, with the reMembers of the KAYSVILLE te. p. e. toward a conference a short time, he was moved to the sult that the McClellan car hit the 31 George Street, St. Louis, Mo. American Auxiliary are Legion valve violations of and the examination an rear of the heavily loaded truck fittings weeks game Dee hospital where Bountiful. Day proi planning an Armistice In yhat condition do you find- Hill, on wit code facial into end caromed of fractured prices provisions seven the the filing ) nng. university in ribs, revealed path is cottridlocal Paint school, the finish? the'first at o:' grade house code the the gram southbound car. minor repairs upon authority, publication and bruises. v'11 concntrate on msur- leak cuts, October 12. It is expected small and A cheapest best Monday, and ered the. trouble. road on statements, tied was misleading Traffic the pay up game of the may inication the whole interior and and drummers from against weather. You momentarily until the wreckage ment of unearned discounts; and o: to have buglers ARSENAL GUARD .NAMED Aggies on ance financial nii r)00 Novemlnr lorr0 school for the various bubenefits on by the . code material. high the was cleared. provisions nipple structural pipe ck reap 10., a ' and calls raising. One are to screems flag statistiand apply ether dollars gle list Pjoprices filing L. Jones of ing a few awnings and Frank KAYSVILLE to ato the call will . assembly PPe ' The coat if the surface UT II0ME University of Utah has been cal information with tho code au- bugler down, brushed, cleaned, wrap-treceived word Wednesday the will Kaysville and over the or play Pell"?coated tention o group and and sales away payment be only thinly carefully U. S. Civil honored by being granted perm is thority a tnd received Is njoye(I a par-Saplaced lr ft Bov had he that as the Porch replac-floflag to colors, saluting borne in Kays- - While at the job, be sure the ter they may readily be should Service appointment as a guard at sion to organize a local chapter of rebates, allowances, and discounts call I is raised. There will also be singlife in accordance with publishe not Their Beta Phi national not beslighted. is Kappa, He will honorary the with Sunset. spring. Pjn tiaUehfif!Ten.in the arsenal at suit-an- d schedules. ing by the entire assembly. scholastic fraternity. Check roofs for visible def n attendance eatly prolonged by new duties Friday. his gin take care ofthesebefore loots M gtorage. La3rtoni Bountiful to pour through; thpn ..S IMJ? Tor-roa- five-point- er ed j - I Ie G.O.P. NOMINEE CAMPAIGN NEAR FOR ASSESSOR CLOSE; DANCES con-Cfti- on IN ACCIDENT WILL RE HELD for -- Bo-such, 0tlo J'1 ldt Mr,.-Umr0-Si,U,n.; f Ui farm-to-mark- creat-ed-a-seriou- - -- g, af-ida- Local Students i half-brothe- half-sister- at Members of rs Language Clubs s, I l:nfl com-Apsnli- . Going Guns on Clearfield Student Aggie Squad Wins Third Place Contest In Speech o' con-Rock- Rob-lgi- y ug - Firms in States Lose Blue Eagles Car Strikes Cows; Utah FERA Official Injured Sturduy! h, 1 im-yea- 0 Condition Homes 'Now for Winter F,rminn Ke-sa- u CarS, r In; Dad; ys Arle, tiAht SSt 'lhe cost-protecti- on 1 Uo. iS kw 00 ve ASr nr or u begins J ti , - vit |