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Show xxx YOU' KAYSYlLLE.lTAlI.TllURSITif attend hany Xi A r.1, 1U3. Hordes and Cows WATER SUPPLY Freak Wind Takes 1) i exercise at high school e; Investigate Possible Poisoning u Two horses and two cows, own-t- l by laul kYh.tesid.s of Uyton. wore found dead in a pasture on the Ueser-- ! farm Sunday noon. Dr. W. E. Ras- - d- by m,l Monday, which wh.u nc ianiia;nd' h, TO SELL POPPIES EARLY MONDAY - ON SATURDAY small whirlwind' inflict coiisidet able to Uttniaec to mum ill buikldiga.- ho most m i.nis dfaiuage ri port'd to The Kcl!c was that done to the Roy Green homo in She ;uit of Kajuillo Mfunlny afternoon. itno'sos r, potted that a iii.maycd Sail Lake Firm Plans to Move Increase in National Sales Is Construction Equipment Expected According to Re-- . Here Friday and Saturday;; ports Reaching Local AuxilActual Beginning of Work. iary Officials; Poppies Sold cnnMiionildo whirlwind if power Awaits Definite WoriLFro'm in KaysiIJe Are Made in lilted part of the smith roof from the homo, at the samo .tune Salt Lake Vets Hospital Washington oir Money - i,iUi i,lH.n , oisolu w ! AUXILIARY WORK TO START DuU comity ua; struck si.-- veterinarian, was nifSl'ncalled and determined that they - EXPECT SEWER Roof From House Monday Afternoon IS INCREASING Attendance Marks Total Storage in Echo Cpacity voir Increased Nearly 7,000 Exercises Caanenccment Acre 1- eet m N eek's Period ; Graduating fer Largest East Canyon Storage Also! of Local CUss in History Shows Sizeable Increase; v institution; G. Ott Romney Address Rains Postpone Irrigation Delivers Inspiring NUMBER 8 1 oa-U-- m - Sheriff Joseph Holbrook was no- tified of the poisoning of the uni-- j mals and is conducting a thorough investigation. To elate, no definite blowing out iw mdow s .on tho north dues as to the identity of the pois- ..do of tho homo. Tho rafters wore school With new rains which fell over oner have been discovered. f It ial of the l. tu Davis high An in. rca'C of nearly one million looso rum tho walls ol tho Soitt adding to the water class completed their the week-en- d Salt ul in the number of poppies to be Enguieci mg house, necessitating imtjoi repairs imup.im Klchoot careers Friday night supply, farmers of Davis county wlm !i will build tribute! by the American legion the dav. l'trrn next the the impressive graduation are looking to the 1935 crop season Kiivm ille's new sew, r system, stat- - Auxiliary on Peppy Day,. May 25th, held at the local with increased optimism,, according wennnip fereraonies were ed this morning that actual work on i indicated by orders for peppy to reports reaching the office of the project would begin just as soon making material reeeixed at the all available seats were The Weekly Reflex. as definite word was received from Auxiliary's national headquarters, Spied long before the program D. D. Harris, manager of the Davis and Weber Counties Canal com-- , in Washing- - according to Mr. Milton Burton, began- go eminent official stated Tuesday that measureON poppy chairman of Elmer Cri.ldle pany ott ments made at the Echo reservoir ion that the money was available, nit of the auxiliary. More than million of the little memorial ten vouns (M that morning indicated 57,625 acre The offi construction company L inis will be worn this year to 255 flowers in water feet of behind all stated the that the Future Farmers Plan Trip to impounded probability grad Addressing The water stored on wot k on the new sewer would start honor the World war dead ami aid well as the parents who huge dam. Brand Canyon Under Direcof the May 13 amounted to 50,905 acre Monday morning. They plan to! the disabled and dependents. comprised the larger part Ira A. Huggins of Ogden Is nmve the necessary const! uet inn of feet, indicating that a gain of neara Manufacture of the poppies is delivered message he gndienee, tion of Farrell 1. Smith; aml ton,,TOW 7,000 aere feet was made within ly "U',,mnt b.n' being completed in 59 govern- and inspiration. Deliver Silted to hope Irincipal in will no time order eight-da- y that le! the imluy period. were m,.t to Re (lone One hospitals and veterans work-loExpect Several musical numbers in the placrooms maintained by the auxiliary equipment getting Address During Program at The East Canyon reservoir, acfeatured during the program. The on Monday. EfRe Will Made Continues at Week; Force in 40 states. Hundreds of disabled Sheriffs Trip Mr. to J. Harris, contained cording invocation was given by Bishop ton Cemetery Kaysville-La- y The total cost of the sewer will veterans have been given employof on acre the water feet and 13,802 Centerville, of May N. Ford, Minimum Cast; Honor Scout forts to Make D;tis County ment in the woik through the win5 of which amount benediction was pronounced by Bis- 18, as compared with 12,931 on Next Thursdav; American be $45,2ti.K9 ter and spring. Poppies to be diswill to the . go of West Layton. May 13. Highways Safe; Salt Lake hop Irvin Call, tributed here have been ordered nun and the Plan company on Posts Engineering mornProgram remainder of leaving early Much snow still remains on the Saturday The valedictorians address, as the to Utah from the U. S. veterans hospital in $14,K(il.(4 ing, June 1, a group of the mem-- , City Officers Also Active in riven by Harriet Heywood, follows: mountains, indicating that a com- bers of Eire of Salt lake Salt lake. company school , Davis flay the chap-high Mothers and fathers, members paratively heavy runoff will conState Senator Ira A. Huggins of City for the necessary sewer pile. to Eliminate SpeedAttempt The local unit is hoping for a of Amer-ter of Future Farmers the ! and of the board, faculty, my fellow tinue for some time in the future. ica will leave attorney Ogden, prominent is wtork The be to the on a weeks county completed generous response to its Poppy day ing on State the Highways World war veteran, will deliver the within. 150 In addition to adding to the water classmates, I deem it a distinct to Grand from the the trip day signing appeal this year to refill its welfare canyon. the Mc- honor to be the one to represent storage in the reservoirs, the heavy :...y The bovs which year. Every Uk placu tundjox-tlii- p the vowingcontributed served heunder the making, the .oftripwil you at these graduation exercises, raina of the past week-en- d for The campaitfA againsT' speeding money Farrell jiennyof supervision next Thurs and I hope that in reviewing for ho moisten the ground sufficiently in will P. Smith, instructor in vocational on Davis county highways, is con- villeLayton cemetery le Legion expended poppis ... you some things and in attempting that the necessity for drawing upon and. and advisor of the .lo- tinuing,, and., during the past week day mo.rningL, e to stimulate you to follow the path stored water for irrigation purposes agriculture Knys-villand Officers of the is growing heavier constantly due cal chapter of the F. F. A. Exten- five motorists who drove in excess as do I shall it you will be postponed for an additional sive leto success, that of the American to the increasing number of veterof the legal limit were given tickets posts have been already preparations would wish it done. themselves this Davis period of time. of the gion ans removed from the ranks of officers expressed made county by the by youthful sightseers, Twelve years ago most of us as feeling particularly earners morning sheriffs of by death and disability. whom F. A. made F. department. the many entered the elementary schools of not allow ourselves to become conMr. Huggins in fortunate obtaining last to is Yellowstone are now dying at an not Veterans That Davis year standing to sneak at the service. A fluent county park. Davis eounty and for eight years ceited or puffed up over it. High trip The 80 cost will total of to be in not eliminate alone its efforts per day and are beboy per average The program for tbe North Daknowlstruggled along learning our three school achievements are merely a in excess of he has an intimate speaker, at a far faster disabled to the Mr. number is shown $S.00, according coming by speeding Ks. Finally a day came some four ) reparation for things that are yet edge of the problems confronting vis stake M. I. A. honor day, to be rate, Burton Smith. Salt Of this Mrs. will in made arrests of l,ako $4.00 amount, , explained. City Ndd at the Davis high school nex years ago when most of us found ;o come the things we have yet to be ftf these men leave famall Nearly spent for transportation, the during the past week for similar the veterans today. and we should feel an urselve8 a group of timid, ret- accomplish Tuesday evening, was completed ilies without support and now, so A committee representing the this group making the trip by bus. The offenses. ' Speeding, always danfreshmen week, and will be presented aa urge to go on and on. icent, met at two cook will and well as during now is for their Layton boys posts many year after the war, it is difexpensive gerous, prepare follows: seeking our way about the halls of There may be some of us whi own meals, taking much to week the ficult or impossible to prove that who flaunt the the past of the their motorists program. Utah plan Davis. As underclassmen, we prov- have the idea that when high school Kaysville One-afood along in grub boxes. play, Pink in the death or disability resulted from laws designed for their protection. Committee memlters present includoked many a smile on the part of days are over thats all there is to j war 8Crvice. Without this proof no The Kaysville Mutual ImproveA. P. Villain, 12 Eagle Gate ed Ed Layton, Reray Rosmait, Rob- Patches. 4ur superiors, but we did not let it that from that time on we ment Association is arranging to Apartments, Salt Like City, was ert Dansie, C. U. Wood, Frank D. West Ijiyton Two musical num- - compensation can be given by the that deter us. A year later anoth- know just as much as anyone else send the second highest ranking given a ticket for a Meed of 60 Adams, Amos Odd, R. N. Kilfoyle, bers. government in a vast majority of er group from the southern part and that the world owes ,us a livWest Point Road show dancing j cases. Scout on the trip in company miles per hour, and S. L. Billings, and Charles V. K. Saxton. Boy V the county joined us, and as a ing. What a mistaken idea that with the F. F. A. The winner will 1400 Butler avenue, Salt Lake City, ft. At this meeting, Arnold Barnes, The American Legion and aux- result of all these things there are is! High school, isnt the end of be announced at the high school received a ticket for driving 65 Wallace Stephens, Robert Dansie Sunset Two musical numbers. must step In where the two hundred and fifty-fiv- e iliary of us anything that is required in the Tuesday, May 28. Scouts who are miles One-aAn- - ernment cannot reach. Both are hour. drivers We do step were and E. James play, desigper Morgan here tonight to receive diplomas. te making of a man; it is rather a in the running for this honor in- scheduled before Justice nated to assist the American Lethe to thanks funds, and poppy in, It would indeed be d interesting to second or third round in the clude Ray Milgate, Don Linford, of the Ttace J. D. Wood. aid in placing AmeriLayton Two musical numbers. of a gion Auxiliary understanding jrive know just how type many who set out ladder of Life merely a Dee Chipman, Ray Odd, Felicisimo s. Clearfield Fines of $10.00 each for speeds can flags on the graves of the 49 Skit, Grasshopper which no official agency can upon their school career with us stone. dol- in Linford Seth miles 60 were stepping hour of Harold and in local the Basuil, soldiers sailors and and The paid per dimes, quarters ply. twelve years ago, are not now with Officer of the stake M. I. A. this jar we receive for the poppies are While there may be some grad- Perkins. Judge Woods court at Farmington cemetery. us in these graduation services. JohnR. The scout winning highest honors by the following drivers: J. uates who feel that they need go no Amos Odd and J. P. Brigance morning emphasized the fact that the chief source of support for this We have had our joys and our there are many more who will get a trip to Washington, D. C. son, 326 East South Temple, Salt will have charge of the flag raising the public is invited to attend the work. Wearing a poppy May 25th sorrows; we have known the pleas- further, event and that no admission fee wM not a college education. honor the war defcd According to the official an- Iake City; S. D. McKenzie, 611 ure of at sunrise. accomplishment the joy of contemplate will be charged. The program will but will only very real and much and nouncement regarding the trip, dis- East 9th South. Salt Lake City, and ceremony educational The is fine. This give winning. We have felt the pangs the During program, community begin at 8 p. m. moral training one receives in such cipline will be provided by a Kan- E. G. Welch, 2887 Brinker avenue, needed .help to those living in sufof defeat and the sorrows of error. an institution singing will be lead by Chaplain court. Each of student will the the garoo Ogden. boys prepares But withal, it has been a fering and poverty because of war pleasant for his long voyage upon the stormy be expected to participate in the of warmer weather Frank Hickenlooper of the Layton The coming sacrifices. . inexperience one that we leave with has resulted in a noticeable increase post, who will also deliver the and rolling billows of. the sea of nightly campfire program. our heart Musical vocation. will numbers strings tense, with our contest and activity which is to in the amount of traffic on the minds groping, with our throats follow all his life. But what of the and Sheriff Joseph Hol- include two cornet duets, larhighways, iuled with Seemotion, for we know brook this morning that he board Watch and Schuberts stated that never again shall we all be as- group that can not afford to go on 11. L. Gleason renade, played by and his deputies, Calvin G. Robto higher schooling? They are not sembled as we are here FARMINGTON and Waynard Bennett would and W. J. Thayne, Jr. erts tonight. Nutrition lead are there for handicapped, greatly JMany of the fine A firing squad from Fort Dougwe era from all parts of Davis county make to friendships effort The County Rural Rehabilitation to success stop speeding that every other paths leading Mve established here will continue in DaVfs county, due to the ever- las will fire the salute to the dead will attend the first countv-wid- e at Farmington has are not through schools. Think department tth us as long as we followed by the blowing of taps by nutrition conference, scheduled to made considerable loans in various remain upon of all the poor boys who became Band and orchestra classes will present hazards. 11. I Gleason. earth; others we shall never be held at the courthouse this eve- - parts of Davis county and has in the history of our own be held in each school twice each aain after tonight This famous Miss Helen Iixton, Davis ed over 80 farmers in obtaining in the vicinity of the Traffic week during the summer months of Consider Lincoln, United States. does make us home agent, has sent the leases on land, option to buy, in be will directed county sorrowful, yet statesmen June, July, and August. Any stuby Boy cemetery e hope for the future is so bright one of the greatest Scouts under the supervision of if. folowing announcement concerning furnishing seeds, feed, livestock, Abe Lin- dent may take this work, which will known. ever America has the meeting: V. Mansell. farm machinery, and other equip- outlook 80rP0WB are lost in that coln had practically no institutional Le free. The board of education will Miss Miriam Birdseye, extension ment to make it possible for them for the stuinstruction and learned the he education pay only through nutritionist of the U. S. department to farm to better advantage, of3Ui bf,Jre. we leave thia school his and from the dent will be required to furnish the mothers teachings of agriculture extension service, co- t0 The demand for this help is Davis county wheat producers, Bay t0 you Par school of Hard Knocks. But he music, which will cost approximateento thBfWe Wl!h with the bureau of home creasing daily, for there are hearts out to you succeeded. He is known through- ly $1.00. John L. Stacey, of the both those who signed the AAA is meeting with the lead- U tielvil havedone to make these out the world as one who possessed high school faculty, will be the production control contracts, and for lands to rent and to pur-er- s all organizations of Davis quests of education will cannot be filled. vote Saturwho did chase those that not, instructor. possible all for juriT8 to talk over various phases one was you who made it knowledge and who overcame to rent land with an The be held as day on the question of continuing classes will desiring ? By first do this he did How obstacles. ta keeP the schools work. Miss Birdseye of nutrition 1936 or to sell should con-t- s to from 1939, control the to sell, follows: June 3, Clearfield open; keeping on doggedly at whatever Monday, plans on a western tour visiting ail option SALT LAKE CITY Davis coun- Rural Rehabilita- DeLore Nichols, Davis county the tact county sacrifW.6 0njS who have ade he attempted. Abraham Lincoln at 8 a. m., Clinton at 10 a. m., West and a rea! opportunity awaits tion ?rder that we might didnt feel, when he had read a Point at 12:15 p. m Syracuse at 2 agent, has sent the following elec- tv students took an active part in states ! department, W. J. Thayne, thie debates held by the University those who attend the conference, county supervisor at Farmington, cessitipdtL ithed and liave the number of books and gained a foun- p. ni.; Tuesday, June 4, Layton at tion notice to all wheat producers to consider with her problems re- sea5 Are you ready to vote Saturday? of Utah during the or th'ir local case worker who will th bUrden dation for learning, that he knew 8 am, Kaysville at 11 a. m Farmoftudies liiht. r tbe cbdd be C. to LaVerne vote or to for We son, want Bane, to receive their applica- according against you owe 1:30 at that p. no ington , m.; need he and Wednesday, all possible that go food preservation and L:on glad nutrition, of coach state con debate the the at wheat continuance the varsity and all June South 8 Junior that further. He kept on, observing afleved a. 5, high at trol program. How you vote is university. Loans have been made from the xVirdT,ye Wiil Jet achieve. solving problems, m., Centerville at 11 a. m., South things, everyday Davis county students who partito you but be sure to Kfna M7 extreme north end of Davis county up entirely exare 1:30 Bountiful at m. ,thranks p. studying, and behold, in the end, vote. Every wheat producer has a cipated in the U debate program education for there F'inal the faithfS will be men all registration whom man to day stood a farm8-and snould cast a ballot, and are: Calvin Rampton and George nwi.ic nuiiuiiiici. aim all t in which they look with reverence. Let us have Saturday, June 1st, as. follows: right Miller, NutritiomsUoLUtAK exten-lfnn- g bejike vote. Marone to. Misses the is entitled Bountiful; Naylor. eir Posts rrovidino- him! the Clearfield, 8 a. m.; Clinton, 9 aT ni.; "Ballot boxes will be located in jorie Evans and Myra Hunter, .that go to make up West Point, 10 a. m.; Syracuse, We are extending to you an in- - I we are Woods Cross; Maurice Knapp, Val four of today. after the Now, years, following places: 10:45 a, m.; Layton, 12 noon; KaysFor twelve vitation to meet with us. The con the threshold West Point, at the home of J. Verda; Dale Clark, Farmington; ference will othei 1 p. m.; 2 p. m.; mem- - again standing upon ville, Farmington, begin promptly at 7:30 we But this time A. Youngbcrg. Elmer Young, Kaysville; Charles serv.ed. 08 in Davis of Davis high. Centerville, 2:45 p. m.; Bountiful, county hav-"- at Jesse II. Barlow s Dibble, Layton, and Lynn Roberts, p. m. and every minute will be filled to old friends 3:30 are bidding bood-by- e "Clearfield, South Bountiful, 4:30 store. with interest Bring your questions BOUNTIFUL John McLaughan, Clearfield. and old high school connections, and p. m. p. m.; and think with us at the Davis 963 Jefferson avenue. Salt Lake the Central Merc, at horithe This .one was season we debate of out toward are "Syracuse, looking hearts' arp0"! tbe ttoTn f our City, will- be given a hearing this store. the most active in which the Uni- county nutrition conference. wondering what lies begrateful to these zon of life, teachers afternoon in the court of Justice home of Joseph versity of Utah has ever participatLayton, at the yond. Let us not stop here but go bored With nnba J6 8, dili?ently of the Peace William Holbrook on Sill. Bane use must Mr. said. Teams We ed, aT?d Placed their con- - on to better things. of parking his truck on the home Thos. the of charges in at the university took part in Kaysville, 'Primate accomplish- - the foundation that has been here of the state highway. aienu. paved i portion Robins. II. 15 125 decision debates and stone by The an aftermath of an is elves natienii aVe applied them-- n built, and upon it erect, the at charge county Farmington, affairs. framework y a,nd accident which occurred Saturday courthouse. in stone, an indestructible in the office endeavor constantly of The g agents greatest accomplishment maka of us real men for the structure of Melvin Tark Webb, 23, of Kaysnight, May 11, on the state "The hours of voting will be from the season was the winning of the of wells in Davis county way south of this city. Lee Moss and given heart accomplishment. ville, died in a Salt Lake City hos- 8:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. on ' Satur Rocky Mountain debate championbeen notified by County Agent and several othef local residents We wont forget dear old Da- pital at 6 oclock Wednesday eve- day, May 25, 1935. have Hve clng hher, pffessin and ship by the mens varsity team, this DeLor&NTichalsof- friends we meeting at were returning- from work in Salt-th- e oneVf r?y of hpe vis the memoriesand ofof the teach- ning following a short illness of being the third time out of the last in Farmington courthouse have made here Funeral services will City shortly after midnight pneumonia. four years that Coach Banes teams The notice, as sent when the Moss car struck the park-oso patiently be held in the Kaysville L. D. S. have P,atbAa?d.in most cases ers who have labored r have captured the conference debate day evening. eby Mr. Nichols, reads: Jed truck owned .hy McLaughan. againSUCvSSful!y ruided him that we might benefit will live in tabernacle Sunday afternoon at 2:20 crown. In the other year the Utah leave oclock with will be a meeting at the (Minor injuries to the occupants of There lets but one knows hat the our hearts C. H. forever, Burton Bishop team won second just place. courthouse iix Farmington, Friday! the Moss- - automobile rcsafltcdr" We g 'jjmbers of thu faculty the portals . of tbi3 institution, and in eharee Internjent. wULbe in the new to to conquer evening, May 24, at 8:00 oclock. out Friends achieve, go Kaysville cemetery. mayj The purpose of the meeting will one great writer call at the home of his grandpar-as and,, worlds, i resPnsibl ;.nr behavior. be to explain some of the features avlRDy said recently, Dream big things ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Webb, weeks issue of The Next water underground concerning Wedmust go to and tackle them! be Sunday morning and afternoon unpublished Reflex will rights. Mr. Humphreys, the state "Remember the old proverb, til time for the services. bave. kad, 29 due to the fact May nesday, workmen A are crew of irrigation engineer, will be present the at large top and ability to There is plenty of room The young man, born May 7, that the scheduled date for pubMr. and Mrs. Alfred Rigby anto go into detail on these water Davis at in county engaged present off! twelve .attended without 1912, at Granger, Utah, J'miittent pushing anyone years of in- nounce the marriage of their daugh-Th- e lication falls upon Memorial day, in the white top eradication pro- rights, schools in Holbrook, Idaho, and Sorrows. and dis- r.ura?emcnt a legal holiday. water shortage of last year ter Dernice. to Ira Egbert, son of gram. Small patches are being dug BEET PAYMENTS bere toniEht and had recently complet- and aV correspondFUDlPhant'" Kaysville and Sirs. James Egbert,' cf Advertisers has intensified this problem and it) and farmers are urged to mow Hv-ej- . d Of all the sugar beet production ed his term of enlistment in the ents are urged to bear this fact up of these will that Kaysville. be in it areas infested a the their matter appears only control contracts signed in Davis CCC. Since then he had been en- - in mind, getting their copy into fields.larger The marriage took place Friday, of time until all rights must be es- j u5ed persistence wiill be county, the initial benefit payments gaged in gardening at Bountiful,! the as as office early tablished. 17, in Logan. Followirg the This May to In addition makes matter publication a the it work, being WC Can "and remain unpaid on only 32, accordthe that keeP order by Loo Earlowr. plans in employed the young couple left for of being to on who man tthenit out ceremony carried importance possible every private property, out as now are his parents, George to County Agent DeLore Nichcarried y visit with relatives and has be a Surviving well. ing a machines the are are may Therefore, fJlA you mowing cutting tbat sbow ols. Checks for the farmers who E. and Jeannette Tark Webb; one Idaho. They will make to be friends in. lanes meetthe and the wh'te urged present at top along ents as thi8a!ma,ny ac?omPhshhave net yet received their pay- brother, Dale Lee Webb, of Kays-- , home in Kaysville. their roads. ing. M IWIf I if has pros- - ments are expected to arrive in ville, and the grandparents. f Ul, near future. i in-- ( I v I Senior dis-C-- it, STATE SENATOR j : LONG r,dbrschlhc. j B". FwgL. TRIP!f1ve aUTOISTS Sty GIVEN TICKETS Sim TO SPEAK HERE i MEMORIAL DAY FOR SPEEDING Srt,-no- w st I $30,-405.2- lEKfEK -- TuxUlary'-weifareMotkMhlc- North Davis Stake Honor Day Program To Be Held Tuesday us ct I gov-Syracu- se ct many-runge- I sup-Ant- I Nutrition Workers Meet in Farmington Band, Orchestra Classes to Begin In Davis County Courthou.seToniBhtUchabilnIsActive I help-nin- g. fT Wheat Growers to Ballot Saturday In Davis County Local Students T inep- t-rating Take Part in Debate Program S5!! Any-coun- ty f w-- a 3totr1 ve 1934-193- T6 .I! , r' st3Tner A daarf -- - S 32 Trial Scheduled On Traffic Charge - , Melvin P. Webb Dies; Funeral to Be Held on Sunday f t .TJWhave hepre-senti- ng ' non-decisi- on never-endin- Well Owners Are To Meet Friday At Courthouse! high-Owne- a l I Fri-ILa- f . - ke Publication DatSet Earlier Due ToMemorial Day White Top Control Program Continues ; . J ut Tirn54 Weds Ira Egbert . kane-4u!ene- ss I j the-en- ten-da- -- 1 ? rs I |