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Show VOLl'ME xxx k At 8YI1.LK, UTAH. Till RSIHtr Safety Council Completes Plans for Mass Meeting at GREEN GRANTED of State Council Heads the List of Speakers for Program Friday; Officials and interested Citizens of Davis County Are Urged to Join in Accident Prevention Activities; Council Conducts Assembly Program at High School Wednesday ' COMES JRIDAV i Convicted Slaver, Sentenced Darts Sink to Necnnd Division of l ast to Face Firing Squad Friday Standing fi Uc'-ulWeeks IS to It Defeat; Morning, (Jets New Slav as Seek to Regain Laurels at Governor Announces Rethe Kavsville Gxr.inaMutn prieve This Afternoon: tternoon Tomorrow (J rounds for Action Riven f j NUMBER 42 Development of Sunset Arsenal Seen as Greatest Opportunity in History for Growth of County DAVIS; CYPRUS IN LAST HOURS Officer Kt 23. 1936. V GRANITE TOPS NEW REPRIEVE Kaysville T omorrow Night .1 w B1kh1. M lit Smarting Race 1.. 0 Tool le Ill 1.1 KTIN Governor Henrv It. Building (raftsmen Will Replace Present Relief Workers When Preliminary Operations Are Completed; Citizens Predict Home Ruildin Boom for Sunset With Opportunity for Davis County Citizens to Obtain Employment Under Civil Service; Plan to Spend $3,500,000 on First Unit of Arsenal Skilled Jordan District Basketball 1 in i av Pet ood 667 6.67 (!i aint (iranttes ictoi is high school o. sc k to regain tors column 1 the local gjmii.i-.u- n ill be the oppm' it Granite conte iul its strong nose out Davis work last Frida IS to 14. The r.uoi was played at Kaysville, and tK cow "as dead .: o the first and locked at the 'Hu second period- farmers, endv from the to le no.i proving foul line, tallied then winning They points in the tmal period. registered eight ion! goal- - froinf 12 tries, while thi Darts eould score hut two out of nine Davis tallied six field goals to live lot the winners. As a result ol the dt feat, Davis slumped into the lower division in Jordan district landings, the chart vntniy and two de-o.al feat s for the squad. The summary "follows: v J 667 .Iordan at 2:30 p. m. granted .333 Davis II. Delbert to reprieve 2 .333 JL ilrant-- v il President LeKov L. Smith of the Davis County Safety, Green, assuring him a sta in 2 33 i ltiughani until least the at execution ta'ti il Council announced this morning that all arrangements had1 next meeting of the board of I v pru- Urnlrtv Davis of mass of Res a ast of the the for Attaches goholding meeting pardons. been completed vernors office stated to The is; Dav is, Chambers Council afthe citizens Kaysville Friday City county Iordan. 42, Cv prus. Reflex that the reprieve was Sunset anil Clearfield tuny well become the largest Tooele, 38; Bingham. 25 granted on two grounds; first, evening. The meeting is called for the purpose of launching 36 ; (li nntsville. K Mm advised Attorney-Generthe lay, cities in Dais count when construction operations at the an organized safety campaign in this county and Mr. Smith the governor an appeal was Friday Schedule all Sunset arsenal are completed, according to informed. citizens Muiruv.at Hmgham city and county officials,! pending in the courts regarding extended a cordial invitation to mans condemned .lordai. the at legal Granite and county officials who have been following the govern' merchants and other interested itizens to attend. ; liiantsvillc at Tooele rights, and second, the board ment' aetivities at the Davis county munitions storage The meeting will be called to order at a:00 oclock, and ol pardons recommended a Cyprus dt Duv's plant. heading the list of speakers for the occasion will be Carl D., reprieve. With only a' few short hours rePresent plans call for the expenditure of $3,500,000 for council and of the state president maining before the time scheduled safety Brown, secretary Delliert of Green, the first' Unit of the arsenal. This is a par of the army of thq Salt Lake unit. Mr. Brown informed local council for the execution 1 ' slayDavis' convicted triple county was he officials Wednesday that expansion progran provided lor under the W ilcox bill, and no word of a possible rcH'icve er, another speakto bring arranging included in the plans are a total of 300 buildings, of which from Governor Henry H. Blood had er to Kaysville with him for Fri- come at noon today. 185 will be modern igloo" type magazines. day nights meeting. . Unless .a .reprieve, w granted thi- " Members' of the War council r At present, the only nietr employed on the arsenal project afternoon or tonight. Green will presented an assembly program at; die at dawn Friday, strapped to re workers chosen from the rolls of those who have been (ranite the Davis high school Wednesday a chair against the walls of the Sam Morgan in repairing Principal morning. state prison, and facing a firing Choosing of the Officers for receiving relief. These relief crews are engaged presided at the opening of the proSheriff directed Joseph by work squad and other ground operations Countv Croup Is Deferred and laying railroad track gram and introduced Mr. Brown, Holbrook of Davis county. - who had charge of the remainder, the to a building program, undertaken as preliminary The problem before Governor 0 at- Meeting Held in lllKn - of the program. When the building construction Blood, who will have to make a i1 is commenced, approximately .90 The first speaker was D. K. decision oh the reprieve within the M. S. School Saturday; ;'J lethe of is the whether per cent of it will be done under agent few next hours, safety Rawlings, -, dis. When that time arrives, Dewho contract. suto Pacific the Union system, Winder, Farm Official, gal status of an appeal I' Oil will be chosen from . Dial workers the executive cussed the progress made by railcourt preme justifies is Address with the National livers is court restored Principal The roads in the elimination of accisupreme clemency. x. o iNLVV service, and hun- dents. He stressed the dangers of being asked by Green to reverse IM skilled deeds of Davis county the decision of Judge Pratt in detrespassing on railroad property, Members of the Davis county ;j in the building trades the craftsmen of giving apt, illustrations nying a sanity hearing. annual their 2 Farm Bureau held involved. Notice of appeal was filed with carpenters, machinists, bricklay(ft meeting Saturday at the Davis high concrete men, etc. will re10 ers, on by the high court January men's Two officers of the state highthe of 0 school, hut officers ceive Davis employment for a period of and John ( and Arthur L. Woolley Fryer way patrol. Captain division were not elected lj two or three years. at least Green. for of Ogden, attorneys 4 of a poor representation from the Sergeant Pete Dow attended the certifia for officials point out that asked court the However, They 0 south end of the county. These assembly exercises. Captain Fryer cate of probable cause, which would the ultimate value of the arsenal s will be named at a mis ting spoke briefly of the highway traffuel to Davis county lies in the number have stayed execution during the fic dangers, quoting briefly from 0 iri Farmington next Wednesday of civilians who will be permanentappeal, hut this was denied. 0 levelling, January 29. numerous accident statistics to Governor Blood was advised that ly employed there. Other governbear lout his points. He discussed 21 Speaking before officers and ment arsenals, smaller than the the appeal is actually before the 'the dangers faced by students and Farm Davis county memU'i's of the one high court. Under usual procedure, planned at Sunset, furnish emothers who get out on the highway, 2 14 bureau . . M. S. Winder, 3(1 days to Saturday, is the the given rides appellant obtain by ployment for more than 300 civil. a of the National attempting to former secretary ScoT bill of and a file excepians under civil service provisions. transcript e 12 method, and urged Search for 18 Farm bureau federation, discussed . Department of tions and thereafter both sides have; Davis de-Officials point out that 14 that Davis high Bchool students re1 large 10 the benefits that farmers could briefs. of the board, m re- majority of these civil service emMembers frain from such practices. Commerce Flier, Missing to be given time tosaidfile that Davis. and, from Smith; Referee, buying umpire, live cooperative several The governor sponse to an invitation from the ployes most of whom will be After members of the local counselling of their products. will begin their highly paid, skilled crafstmen Since Thursday, Turns to legal points have to he cleared up cil had been introduced from the recent uperintendent, The AAA, abolished by he can make a division and; before to the schools on will choose to live near their work visitation annual a DaytOIl of Davis that he will confer w ith the jus- stage of the school auditorium, East of the supreme court max Mond Mountains ruling the high school and as a result Sunset and Clearat KtartinK motion picture on high. be replaced to some extent, he said,,. tiees of the supreme eouit and Atjj field will experience a building Vanishes way safety was presented. County ; General Joseph Chez first by farmers permitting some land; boom unprecedented in the pretorney school of To number a The program at the high to remain idle for morning. vious history of the country. In Thursday thing From efSight on Wednesday was the second preThis would have the Meanwhile the board of pardons years. numerous arsenal employaddition, n sented by the council during the fect of controlling production as has an application for According to Secretary-Treasure- r choose to live in West will es likely fertilOn Saturday night, past week. of Greens death sentence to Frank D. Adams, the annual well as renewing the land's Possibility that Howard Point, I.ayton, Kaysville, Syracuse, Mr. Brown and W. L. Cone, safety This cannot be stockholders' meeting of the lay- - ity, Mr. Winder said. missing department of commerce life imprisonment. and as far south as Farmington. & director of the Utah Power Light flier, might be found in the moun- acted on, however, unless a reprieve ton national farm loan association, At a reorganization meeting Mrs. In addition to the increased nummeet-o- f tains east of Davis county was seen is granted. 'will be held on Tuesday, January Lillie V. Hatch of Woods Cross was company spoke at he annual ber of homes, these communities the in diheld the Farm Bureau The this morning. proceedings to 28, in the town hall at Iayton, ate elected president of womens well expect a material inmay Fishof the under lio been Mrs. Bertha who has high school. oclock. man 1936. save Thursthe vision for Reports Stark, missing since in retail business at the crease diand William be read of death for nearly six tions ac tivities will West Point, and Mrs. er, local stores. day afternoon when he andon his Fanners, too, will s E. Gailey, Kaysville, were chosen a years were started Monday when! rectors for the ensuing year sight in share the plane vanished fromRock prosperity of greater Al-second Lillie ! ed. and May mother, Mrs. Springs, routine flight from new the the residents for county, Ogden, made a personal respectively, while Mrs. Membership of the local will provide a readily accessible Wyoming, to Salt Lake City, has exander ofGovernor serewas -' Blood a Woods for to Cross, Ida Hatch, ciat ion has increased materially been the objective of an intensive market for farm produce. cause of low interest rates and oth- - eded secretary. The presidentair and ground search .since that At present, the only arsenal west the caused a long-terby federal fills !er advantages of elect vacancy time. of the Mississippi river is located Turner Effie Mrs. of rySecrets KAYSVILLE Funeral services stated bank resignation loans, has jland Hope of finding him alive at Benecia, California, and this is for James Henry Payne, 51, former been Treasurer.. Adams, and the I Ay- - more than a year ago. the first abandoned. During a considerably smaller unit than a n in Kavsville resident who died ton association now hasjJOl loans Annual activity reports were giy-few days of the hunt, members of the one expected for Davis county. offiSalt Lake City hospital Saturday, and other $770,500.00. force aggregating and government by Mr. Green OffisAFc The strategic position of the Sunparties searching memSalt a in I was noort were held Tuesday he cers. The following program During the last year the that to the held officials hope set arsenal, with a network of railLake chapel. Burial was in the had landed safely near some isobers of the board' of directors of also presented: Songs and tap road trackage leading to all parts where South Kaysville-Layto- n were: Stockholders of Kaysville firms, the association cemetery, the as dances, Miss Donna Moss, but days ranch lated house, of the Pacific coast and to the the casket was open prior to interW. Alvin Nalder, .Charles Sill, Bountiful; talk, W. D. Criddle, Barnes company, Banking his the passed and no word came as tolikeeast, together with ideal climatic W. R. R. Davis Adams, I.. of ment. John the Talbot, Barnes Realty company, George Clearfield, chairman was considered it whereabouts, oenditions, combine to give cred-anc- e CoJohn Mr. Payne, a salesman for Frank L. Whitesides, all of Iaiyton. county sugar beet growers assoBarnes company, and Kaysville he had crashed. that to the belief that it will bely MonMr. Nalder, president of the as- ciation; vocal solo, Clark RobinHolley and Company of Salt Lake, been op Mercantile Institution, met offihas come one of the armys most imsearch the Thus far, to vocational a died of heart trouble. Prior joinrepresenta- son, Kaysville; report on and elected directors and sociation, says that day of in the vicinity centered inportant plants. largely ing the Holley firm he was in the tive of the federal land bank of work, Farrell Smith, Davis high cers. Although land necessary for arKnight, Wyoming, and also near Officers and directors of the Berkeley will be present. All mem- structor; guitar selection, Charles railroad business. Devil's senal and Utah, Slide, Henefer purposes will be removed He was born in Kaysville July 4, company, all re- bers of the Layton national farm ieterson, Bountiful; report on trip the came reports that a Barnes Banking tax rolls of the county, from atto conC. are association national 1884, the son of William R. and from whence bureau loan Barnes, urged to the farm elected, are: Royal authorities last was Thursday Jen-sepoint out that the sighted to plane Sarah Jane Payne. He moved tend the meeting. vention atChicago, Mrs. Iona president; Henry H. Blood, in taxableproperty-occ- a had afternoon. ilStS' oTlhe Roy, presTdehV sinned by new homes being erected been located here since that time. Although Stark, a nationally Alan B. Blood, assistant eashier, womens division of the farm buwill do far more than offset any blind on He married Alice Frost, of Salt known authority flying, and the following additional direcreau; piano solo, Miss E. A. Bowdecrease. all with Mrs. a in J. H. 1908. was equipped by a and T. Lake, December 10, plane Barnes, reading tors: Claude man, Kay8ille, Shells and other munitions of Payne died in 1926 and Mr. Payne modern devices for following the Barnes, George W. Barnes, and Miss Irene Argyle, of Woods war will be sent here for aslater married Irene Reau. directional radio beam, it is thought Harold ..S. Barnes, Cross. The Scout and Explorer 4bpa sembling, in order that high freight Co-oMercantile InSurviving, In "addition fo lb?' thatperhaps he was ToUoWTng'the Kaysvlle the depart the will following program, Following rates may be avoded. The assempresent landother widow, Irene Reau Payne, are a son, railroad tracks or some stitution officers are George W. sacrament meeting, mental meetings were held, with bly lines will thus provide addiA. ' Frank program at J. Kendall Payne; two brothers, J. marks on his flight to Salt Laj1; Barnes, president; of the Utah Clyde Professor Dewey tional Sunday: employment for local workR. searchers R. conceded Barnes, and J. Payne of Kaysville and O. N. In that event, have crashed State Agricultural college speaking demonstration Scout. ers. At into Flag present, two cars of amdirechis he Additional cashier. that might Payne of San Diego, Calif.; Gailey, Scout Trumpe to the men, and Mrs. Harvey Colors the To munition are being loaded at the this of east H. the to are Henry Mrs. William Guthrie the mountains tors, all Clearfield, to the women. Gleason. Moore, Herbert ter plant, preparatory to being shipped of Syracuse, and a Mrs. county. r, Blood, Royal C. Barnes, Elizabeth Jack Wilson. Professor Clyde discussed the detalk Health east for disassembly of the comreBarnes. irClifford Clark of Kaysville. B. Blood, and Miriam Sheriff Joseph Holbrook has Kenneth Shef- - velopment and conservation of talk, Scouting parts, and the renovation ponent ceived no formal request to join in Only one change was made in the field. water, while Mrs. Moore, This and renewal of explosives. rigation diBarnes his Realty the of deputies directorate Good Turns secretary of the state womens the search, but he and Three to needless munitions Scout of song, transfer reon the beautification have been keeping on the alert for company, Mary A. Mortensen and vision, spoke be will eastern Scouts eliminated an Explorers. point the placing Minnie A. Blood. Other of the home and surroundings. any clues which might result in and when jthq facilities at the local Safety talk Don Linford. T. Barnes, of plane the directors include Claude missing J um.hcp D finding 6;00. ere completed. Ffoua Xhs..rr"mAv plant &82L -president;" George- Wt Barnesr-vie of tne annual Scout Week was served both groups at the In addition to the skilled mepilot;"" a part R. Gailey, secretary; observance... president; J. the undee chanics and other craftsmen who road ' traiT7r 'sliJ'sT7ewlseonlhe yWfcwfrteeiai dirytum. Elizabeth' feyal LVBaTTieg, Barnes. of Kays. Heavy "snows during the pasT will Rentmeister be Mrs. iKe side Peter of take to employed,. the' arsenal will Maughan u'eek gave, Davis county a total Blood, and A. Frank rKe Kavsville ward vanball team ville. At 6:39 p .m. a motion pic- - forcing Aa Mauebans.. jatJgTfiYid.e..stca4ya-gdtJ.Qrkrg.e1, hehea-oiiKse tu'r71Iepa:tTn"g"p?ri;?r5,nTamds""6'r reached a point in front of Hales police force. C Barnes as a director of the John which ft lagt Saturday. nutrition wm shown, January 15, 6aid Wm. IL Blood, of t The magazines to be constructed 0(fden the big truck with its trailer truck, in the only i R. Barnes company the were accompanied to the one-aKaysville, this morning. This add- by are The of the improved igloo type and into sponsored boys its play, plowing traction, regained personne ant Collett Wells change made in director Claude was t? a total of 2.34 inches for the tournament so designed that in the event are presented. by. local, truck. of Kaysville side door T. Maughan'a Other directors are first 15 days of the month brings of the Utah theMaughan was given first aid in of detonation, the entire force of Owen Horn. Carle secretary Brdwn, W. will ne total to date A competitive examination Barnes, president; George Gai-le- T , State Safety council, and W. L. Farmington after which he was re- the explosion is directed upward, up to 3.82 inches. J. R. M ac e Records for the past week indi- - be given in the near future as a Barnes, Utah moved to the L. D. S. hospital in thus causing no harm to adjacent Men, twenty-fivAbout -safety director of the of a concludsecretary 7 Hazel E. B. Hart, A. companied by Kent Johnson, Glen Cone, raih and snow amounting to preliminary" to Thg Selectionsucceed company, and Light Power Salt Lake City where it was found property. In fact, army experiFrank Barnes, and H. J. Barnes. inches of precipitation on the postmaster at Kaysville to and Floyd Millet, ed the program with talks on the that Worthington, his left leg was broken in two ments have proven conclusively nine inches of snow, with a the late H. J. Sheffield, Jr. there is no danger of the exwent to Ogden Saturday evening Erevention of automobile accidents. places below, the knee and his hip water content of .47 inches on the followKenneth IL Sheffield, acting bones plosion of one magazine of this the and had an enjoyable time roller of crushed. the gymnasium None was that were report ed. Lth; a trace of snow on Sunday Kostmaster, stated Wednesday inforhave been set due to the swelling type causing another one only a We wish to thank the people of skating. No casualties definite have to. .03 a leaving few hundred feet distant to Mow xvater content of ed. friends our in the injured parts. and dear and on the 20th, six inches of mation available on the coming ex- our community at was treated man up. the The injured FREE PICTURE for the words of cheer and for wet snow characters for the of Troof of the safety of tl i cast content of amination within the next few days. The water E. us Dr. J. to extended Trowbridge having by kindness and motion Farmington An educational picture, 3 inches. She is and He modern three-aThus far, he stated, the only def- help Keith D. Dr. magazines is seen ii tplay, of and Bountiful death and of be on the Airways, will Davis county also experienced inite information is that applica- through the illness Stfety the director, selected the homes for of.'1 fart accident now that by The being Barnes of lyaysville. son and brother. Dale Detailed an- prevented ftt the Kyvlle coldest day of the winter dur-J- J tions to take the examination must our beloved the arsenal w..I I at stationed Vera Millet. SherMrs. ARCHIE MRS. was AND by Deputy MR. 7:30 investigated be council chambers tonight at will the past week, the thermometer be filed before February 7. this the near located nouncement concerning magazines. G. Roberts. AND FAU iff Calvin R. GREEN oclock. Admission will be free. Further information may be obnext week gistering zero on Saturday morn- given ILY. lnr at 7 oclock. tained at the local postoffice. f tda. a t 1 i 1 I v al , 1 1 1 1 1 1 DAVIS COUNTY FARM BUREAU -- 1 1 ELECTION WED. 51 - Board Approves llllS Qtrnnliirnvj'1" lui i MISSING PILOT of-(- )i MAY BE FOUND IN MOUNTAINS . i ( 'anits hitch-hik- NfltlOnill two-re- el Farm Loan Assn Pilot .... Meet Tuesday commuta-Stark.jtio- . last-mint- ee lat associa-sentenc- Former Resident Buried Tuesday at Local Cemetery elect-Green- vice-preside- vice-preside- nt asso-appe- al be-prie- m Kaysville Firms Elect Directors And Name 1 -- . in-ea- se n, -- Kaysville Ward M.I.A. Happenings rt-me- . p, vice-preside- -- tep-moth- step-siste- Precipitation in January Reaches Inches Total of -- j Postal Applicants AtKaysvilleare -i- i. Given Information aftr ct . i vice-preside- . 7atr tht Card of Thanks in-ch- ' ct -- f-it- |