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Show i . 4 V r im. VOUIME XXI COLORADO How Hardware Is . RIVER Removed- - From Roads question comes 10 UTAH SENATE direct-curren- 115-vo- structures are interested in tloiming that the state owns the bed of the river, and suits to determine this point are now in the courts, and, ss presume, will be settled in conrse proven tune. Four ' years ago ratified a seven-stat- e of the Utah legislature compact; four years ago the legislature ratified a compact, which repealed the compact; and now comes I committee which recommends the repeal or repudiation of the former ids of the legislature. . This committee. appointed by Governor Dern, lix-ota- te te stakes recommendations much in line with the claims of itood out against Arizona, which has both the seven-an- d The .committee compacts. also recommends that a committee of three be appointed to go to Washing-to- a "To look after the interests of the state of Utah." In this matter: Just why such a committee should be ippointed and sent to Washington, vhen the state of Utah has two senators and two congressmen men elected by the people to represent the state in such matters may well be questsix-sta- te ioned. In the meantime, Colorado klation (The Ewing-Johnso- n 100-mi- Swing-Johnso- - . ac-w- rd he did. Reno-Lovelo- . $114,-595.- 50 Wedding Reception a Delightful Affair The 5 most elaborate social event Wife and Husband Both 111 With Gas "For years I had gas on the stomach. - The first dose of Adlerika helped. I now sleep well and all gas is gone. It also helped my husband. ONE (signed) Mrs. B. Brinkley. spoonful Adlerika removes GAS and often brings astonishing relief to' the stomach. Stops that full, bloated feeling. Brings out old waste matter you never thought was in your ays tern. Adlerika is wonderful for chronic Kowley Drug Co. No. constipation. 2. ' ce Swing-Johnso- -- Swing-Johnso- or , Swing-Johnso- te on Swing-Johnso- confer-'Momgb- in to river development, when reached late says passage of the bill would necesB&id the conference had sarily force upon Arizona measures on ?acb Progress. but that the legal defense which could only end nd congressmen had with the final word of the highest cd the idea that " ' all authoriza- - courts of the land. , , 1 ' . School Fund Per Cent to State Roads 87 19,099.31 $ Forests, 1925 National Forest $669,212.64 Receipts Utah. 1 Timber. Timber Sales Timber Settlement Timber Trespass 2 128.35 131.98 Total Grazing. Cattle and Horses .... . Trespass--- 4 in $ 14,886.58 $15,146.91 $ 62,982.94 Sheep 3 38,198.62 Total Amount Spent in Utah by National B 65,619.25 2,139.55 . Total ..'...$180,641.74 3,514.85 3,476.19 14.80 Special Use ... Water Power . 5 Fire Trespass 6 Total Receipts $152,794.49 25 Per Cent of this ( See Sec. A-is turned back to State Schools and 7- A-- 5) What does the Federal Government Keep from. National Forests (Sec. B-- ry one-ha- lf one-ha- lf th 1.06. Inches Moisture In January So Far For the first eleven days of the month of. January the precipitation was better than a half inch above normal, according to reports made at the local U. S. weather bureau late Wednesday afternoon. Wednesday there was a precipitation of .38 of an inch, so that with the precipitation of .65 for the day Theyre off! The official basketball before the total for the two-da- y snow- season has begun. And for a storm was 1.03 inches. This brings beginning, our team travels to the total for the month to 1.06, which Bear River Friday to score a decisive is better than the normal precipitation During the practice games for the first third of the month. While victory. the boys have made a showing, much of the snow has melted, an inch and we expect them togood return from and depth was measured by Bear River with the winning score and the weather observers. smites of And now that the Six inches of new snow had fallen Coach andtriumph. the team are doing their at Brighton at 10 oclock Wednesday part, the weak link to the chain of morning when Harry Hammond, ob- victories is atudent body support. server, reported to the waterworks de- Since a chain ia as strong as its weakpartment. The total snow depth was est link, we must give better support then 47 inches, and it was still snow- to the team. spec-taeul- ar one-ha- lf ing. REPORT ber, 1926. Overdrafts : $132,302.00 647.31 Banking House 2,700.00 1,849.67 13,450.31 . Furniture and Fixtures 114,595.87 8) designated. th $669,212.64 Net to Federal Govern- - Utah? (Sec. Clark-MacNa- RESOURCES Loans and Discounts. 38,198.62 different lines of mately seventy-fiv- e are reported in the re investigation Biennial cent report, of the Utah station, Agricultural Experiment which is just off the press. These investigations range from experiments in changes occurring in food during storage to investigations in underground-water and production costs in contains many other It dairying. problems of major importance both to the farmers and homemakers of the state. This report, known as Utah Experiment station bulletin number 198, and prepared by Director William Peterson, covers the activities of the station for the period from January 1, 1925 ta July 1, 1926. The various bulletins, circulars, and . scientific articles written by members of the station staff and published during the biennium indicate the progress which has been made on such of the research projects of the station as have been brought to a point of definite conclusion. Included in the report will also be found a brief tabulated summary of the ten farms operated by the Utah Experiment station reThe object of this biennial port is to present a general review of the administrative, research, experimental and other activities of the station for the period Utah is one of the few states in the' union that has not availed itself of the opportunity to take advantage of the act, which is a measure aimed to encourage tree planting by the farmers and others as a step toward wood conservation. The act provides government with the states by raising trees upon the waste lands. The government bears of the expense of tree planting with the state, which charges the farmer of the cost of trees. The state gets its portion of the money expended to encourage the planting, but the government does not receive financial return for its part. Iast year 22 states, working under the agreement with the government, planted 24,000,000 trees. Idaho plant-e- d 82,000 tree. Each state plants the trees that are best adapted for the state. Trees are planted along ditch or canal banks, on rocky land where there is moisture and in pasture land. Either trees for fuel or hardwood for market is recommended by the government. The trees cost about- - $4 per 1,000. The trees which are recommended for Utah are the black walnut, black locust, ash and cottonwood. The locust and walnut grow much faster than the pine. Should Utah farmers, who have This report, known as bulletin num many thousand miles of ditch and canal banks suitable for the tree ber 198, is now javailable for distribu planting, accept the provisions of the tion, and copiea may be obtained with tree planting act, it is very probable out cost by addressing:. the government will establish a nursPublication Division, ery at the experiment station at the Utah Experiment Station, Utah' Agriculture college at Logan. Logan, Utah. $114,693.87 Roads ............................... ment What do the National Forests Spend in Planting Made to the Bank Commissioner of State of Utah of the condition , the of The Clearfield State Bank, located at Clearfield, in the County of Davis, State of Utah, at the close of business on the 31st day of Decem- - 4) 8 U. S. Tree $ 19,099.31 Total that has "taken place in Layton this six-sta- te tin. tot tab er ck To-nig- ht six-sta- one-quart- , Utahns Confer tion for government generation of Senator Smoot and Rep- power at Boulder dam should be resentatives Colton and Leatherwood stricken from the bill, and that the 2 ith Secretary, of Commerce legislation should be based on a seven over and of Interiot instead of a Secretary compact. wk at Mr. Hoovers home, the the it seems that From following having been arranged by Sen- 'Smoot. The conference was call-- r Utah and Arizona n are in accord in bill: , fighting the to discuss the operation of the Two definite actions by the state Johnson . bill in . its present to, and the effect it would have on legislature today paved the way for on Colorests of Utah and other upper clarifying Arizonas position . river rado development. "states. comto a send "One was the derision conference the jjWhst transpired at members of the Utah delegation mission to Washington to oppose paswd not disclose; n Boulder they said the dis-- sage of the conwas preliminary to another canyon dam, bill, reached at ference between a joint irrigation eojronce to be field ntor Smok, after Hie confer-h- e committee and Governor George W. was not ready to com-- J P. Hunt. The other was the introducn the bill pending before the tion in the senat of two memorials,n tate senate proposing to repeal iraying congress to defeat the bill if it comes up for pasratification of the and would offer no tugges-- , sage. .Pact, or comment until after "The commission, the personnel of which has not yet been announced, 8enUtive Colton said that he will be delegated to present Arizonas in a position to say wheth- case before congress. The memorials er ! legislature states er Paaa the bill should or should outline the reasons for this n introduced Monday, to the bill; suinill Leatherwood adhered to his and one' introduced by Mulford Win-so- r, n vmced yesterday, but would tot j president of the senate, while the details of the t. assuring congress of Arizonas desire con-ron- one-ha- lf per-mi- le To Call on Coolldge the California delega non is to call on the president in a tody and ask him' to lend his aid in n fitting the bill rough congress between now and jtareh 4, and the fact that Chairman Wen should publicly declare his pur We to bring up thig bill after having tuked over the whole program with r. Coolidge is construed as indicat-n- g that the program of . the house leaders meets with executive approval. Hail the president not been in wiih the idea of giving the Boulter dam bill early consideration in the it is argued that Mr. Snell ouid scarcely have made the public t Utah received million dollars more from the national forests in 1926 than did the Federal government, according to the figures announced by District Forester R. n. Rutledge at the forest service headquarters in Ogden. Utah was benefitted at the rate of seven and cents for each of its 7,481,573 acres of national forests. j Last year the forest service spent in Utah $669,212.64. In the receipts the federal government netted which left a net of $554,616.77 to Utah from the forests. The following are the official figures announced by the forest service: A Expenditures in Itah, Fiscal Year. I Administration. General Expenses $ 59,228.27 Fire Fighting 199.22 Fire Prevention and -- Swing-Johnso- "To-morro- w Year by Forests le 1 Wnouni-enien- ; surface thereby continually causing punctures and ruining tires. Sanitation 463 39 On this section in one roun Work 4,639.10 trip 1370 pounds of nails, spikes, anc Grazing Reconnaisance 6,730.41 scrap iron were picked up. An examSalaries 166,113.33 ination of the scrap material disclose! the startling fact that on this secTotal $237,373.72 tion there was a Total Administration $237,373.72 average of 45 pieces of sharp pointed metal on 2 Improvements. the roadway surface just waiting an 3 Roads and Trails. 10 Per Cent Fund opportunity to puncture and possibly $ 24,161.58 ruin the tires of guileless tourists. Forest Development . 82,074.97 After such remarkable success on Section 8 . 45,202.67 Forest Highway the . 230,485.33 road, the magnets were used to clean the streets if Car-so- n Total $381,924.55 City, where 4850 pounds of nails Total were, picked up in two days. It is $381,924.55 planned to keep the magnets in con tinual operation until all state high 4 School and Road Fund . $631,014.02 (25 Per Cent Gross Receipt!, Sec. way routes and unimproved streets in B. 7.) cities on these routes are free from 50 Per Cent to State nails. . river leg winter was held Thursday evening, bill is when Mrs, Ella Dawson entertained t moving fast at Washington, and press a wedding reception in honor of her dispatches indicate that the Utah dete- son, Ray Dawson, and Miss Mary Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ntion in congress is on the job. couFollowing is a new dispatch from Barber, of Syracuse. The young were temLake in manned the Salt ple Washington, relative to the matter: "Advocates 'of the n Sle on Tuesday, January 4. The wed Boulder dam bill are in high reception waa held in the Latona spirits since the announcement was hall, and was attended by. over three hundred fifty relatives and friends, made at the White Rouse by Chairman Snell, of the house rules committee, many being present from Salt Lake, that the Boulder dam bill Is going on Ogden and all parts of Davis county. Never was the Latona hall decthe house legislative program and will orated before more be passed beautifully, Chrysanthe the session. house this by being This assurance from the chairman mums, roses and sweet-pea- s used in the decorating. Mrs. Dawson of the rules committee, ten days In ad was assisted in receiving the many unce of the meeting of his committee to consider the by Mrs. Charles Barber, Mrs. guests a for rule for request Ole Mrs. E. G. King, and the Boulder dam Dill, is accepted by Mrs. Sessions, Lawrence E. Ellison. the bill advocates as During n assur-positive that their measure ia to be called the evening the Thornley trio rendernp in the house not long after Janu-ti- y ed a number of selections, and the 20, when the Tules committee is Brimley brothers, of Farmington, ente meet. They claim an overwhelming tertained the guests with a number majority for the bill in house and of vocal and instrumental selections. The time was spent in dancing, cards senate. , "The Boulder dam advocates are and other games and at a late hour a till more jubilant because Chairman dainty two course luncheon was serv. Snell made his statement after talki- ed, after which a program consisting ng with the president this morning of songs and recitations was given. the house legislative program and The newly weds were the recipients of outlook. many beautiful and pseful gifts. ' - Utah Farmers Not Send for This Bulletin MEAD PREDICTS . You Are Interested Half Million Last Availing Selves of. If ACTION ON ECHO Logan, Utah, Jan. st 22-inc- NUMBER S UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1927. Utah Benefitted A Btrikmg example of the dependence of one industry upon another for ideas and methods was recently dem-onrated when the Nevada State Highway department utilized electro lifting magnets to pick up nails and Because of Lack of Understandispikes from the .highways. The idea borrowed from the metallurgical ng and Personal Knowledge, was without a single alteration. industry Question Is Debatable; Rights Two h lifting,. magnets, purto be Protected at Washington chased from The Electric Controller and Manufacturing company of Clevemost debatable the questland, Ohio, were utilized. These were perhaps ion that will come before the Utah sift pended between the front and rear legislature this term ia the Colorado wheels of a five-to- n truck, at a height that it will be the of five inches above the surface of the tint question; not post debated, but because it is so roadway. Current for the magnets because personal was furnished by a Httle understood; t, lt knowledge of the question on the part which was generator of members of the legislature is so carried in the truck body. United ? because personal knowledge . The magnets were given a test on the part of the governors comrun over an old railway grade that is mittee is also limited, and because being used temporarily as a personal and political interests have between Reno and Lovelock.highway Mainso largely been injected into the questtenance operations on this grade hac sewho to wish Oil operators ion. caused the track spikes to come to ems holdings adjoining more or less the seven-sta- LAYTON .AND' FARMINGTON. KAY8VILLE, Due from Other Banks Cash Items $ 188.06 Gold 247.50 , Silver 879.55 What does Utah net from J . National Forests? $554,616.77 This last is equivalent to 7.4 cts per Currency u 1,207.00 1' acre. 7,481.573 acres of National Total Cash on Hand. 1 2,022.11 Forests), including 461,900 acres of barren land (and large portion of balToUl ance is precipitous and over 10,000 $152,471.40 feet elevation.) K LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid in $ 25,000.00 ... Fund Surplus 12,500.00 Woman Film Undivided Profits 364.28 . . Subject Heroine Time Deposits to Check ... $73,809.14 Cashiers Checks 1,588,14 Many stories and many pictures have dealt with the adventures of Total Demand Deposits.. 75,397.28 the stalwart men who crossed the Time Certificates $ 6,800.00 Western plains and mountains in 1849 Savings Deposits 30,909.84 to seek gold in the Sacramento valley of California. a Total Time Deposits But "The Splendid Road a First Reserved for Dividends... 37,709.84 1,500.00 National release which comes to the Civic Center theatre next week, is Total ..$152,471.40 the first film to have for its central STATE OF UTAH, ) character a lone woman pioneer. M The story concerns the romance of County of Davis. a woman who came to the gold counJesse D. Barlow, being first duly try by water from Boston; who, after sworn according to law,' deposes and adopting three motherless children, says that he is assistant cashier of the proceeds to face the rigors of a rough above named bank; that tha above and foregoing report contains a full, mining life with a determined smite. true and correct statement of the condition of the said bank at tha close .WHAT THE DOCTOR KNOWS of business oh the 31st day of DecemThe only doctor in Scrspville de- ber, 1926. cided that he would like to be mayor, D. BARLOW. 'JESSE so he came out in the ScrapvUle Subscribed and sworn to before Times with the following notice: me this 10th day of January, 1927. Fellow citizens, I am running for (Seal) . Jens k. nelson, I have no particular platmayor.Clearfield, Utah, Notary Public. form, no reforms to make, nothing to My commission expires 18th day of say against, my opponent. I merely desire to be mayor of this town be- -; January, 1930. Correct Attest: rore I die. I know every man, woman GEO. E. HOLT, ' and child in this town. I have been WM. D. CRIDDLE, present at every birth, marriage or WALTER W. STEED, Jr., death in Scrspville for the past forty Directors. e I If not year an elected I am to leave town. But before X go going I will STATE OF UTAH, . tell you all I know about each one of Office of Bank Commissioner. you. I, Seth Pixton, bank commissioner For the first time in the history of of the State of Utah, do hereby certify the town everyone of legal age turned that the foregoing is a full, true and out. When the ballots were counted, correct copy of the statement of the the old doctor had received all but above named company, filed in my one vote, and that was cast by a man office this 11th day of January, 1927. who had just moved into the town. SETH FULTON, loston Globe. .. ' Bank Commissioner. N J , pioneer First - - -- Last Friday the Davia basketeers played a losing game with the Weber college second team. The score was close, 29 to 24. The inter-clas- s debating aeries finishes with Lee Cheney and Linda Randall, Seniors, on the negative team, and Charles E. Dibble, Junior, and Dean Tanner, Sophomore. on the affirmative aide. Dale Clark, prominent Junior, and one of the aunniest of the Davis throng, should be representing the affirmative aide with Charles Dibble, but Dale underwent an operation for appendicitis Monday. He ia reported as getting along fine, . The question for, this series wasi "Resolved, that the eighteenth amend- RESERVOIR SOON Reclamation Commissioner Says Tapers Are in Satisfactory Form; Signing of Contract Awaits Further Subscriptions Jan. 12. ReclaWASHINGTON, mation Commissioner El wood Mead, who has been considering, with Chief Engineer Walters, the Echo reservoir contract recently signed in Utah, along with securities offered by tho water users to guarantee repayment of construction costa on Echo reservoir and the Provo-Webcanal, said the papers are in satisfactory form and he looks for early signing of tha contract by the secretary of the interior. "But bids for the building of Echo reservoir and the Provo-Webcanal will be invited, even after the contract is signed, said the commissioner, "until the full water supply has been suber er scribed. There remains approximately 6000 of water in Echo reservoir yet to be subscribed, and when this is taken advertisement for the dam and canal will be issued promptly Ilans and specifications are ready. acre-fe- et Application for 10,000 acre-feof water in the Echo reservoir will probably be made by Salt Lake City, according to recent plans which have been discussed by the city and thq state water storage commission. The oversubscription of water by the city ia made in view of the assumption that other subscribers wishing to secure the passage of the project, calling for storage of 74,000 acre-fe-et of water, have applied for more water than they actually wanted. For this reason, it is said. Salt Lakes subwould scription for 10,000 acre-fenot oversubscribe the storage and would not mean that a division of the' waters would have to be made in accordance with the rations subscribed' for. State Engineer George M. Bacon stated Wednesday that mean of bringing the water near Salt Lake could be done in three different waya from the source. At recent meetings it has been suggested that securing of the water is the important thing at this time for future assurance of water to this city, and that it would be possible for an exchange of tha Echo reservoir water right for others . closer to this section. The initial steps toward the securing of the water., by the city commissioners has been commented upon favorably by engineer who have studied the water sources of the state, especially those in close proximity to Salt Lake, and it has been expressed by them as a good means of securing cheap water for future use. et ' et Deotal Program of the Health Unit The mission ' ft Of our, program ia the gospel of. mouth hygiene among the. people, and the ultimate goal is a perfect set of teeth for every child. Many human ailments are directly traceable to ignorance of mouth hygiene, and many children are doomed to a life1 of artificial teeth,' due ment be repealed. Our negative team to ignorance of the proper g foods for expectant mother and debates at West high Friday, and the West high negative team debates our young children. Our objectives are: First. To save tha teeth of children affirmative at Davia next Wednesday. Last Monday a very interesting as- now." Second. To establish the habit of sembly was held in which the evils of dean teeth in children. the cigarette were pictured by M. B. Third. To build a more desirable Rutherford, who tells his life story as kind of teeth. . evidence against the cigarette.-Accord-inTo save the teeth of children to the speaker, he had every op- now, we have yearly examinations in. portunity as a boy to succeed-hgalt- h, the schools, and notices are sent to wealth, good parents, and the begin- the parents of each child with, defectning of an education but at the age ive advising them of the necesof ten he began trifling with "the lit- sity teeth, of dental work. The health oftle white imp the cigarette. It was ficer takes his dental Instruments to the 'ruination of his life.- And now he house, and fills the teeth travels around the. country from of children who wish his Canada to Florida, from New York to without any expense to ,theservices, child. California,, pleading with the youth Every Sunday he is at his office all to keep off the treacherous trail of day, and will fill the teeth of children, the deadly 'cigarette. especially children, by apIn explaining the poison in cigaret pointment It is just at Important that these' papers, nicotine, Mr. Rutherford recommended a good sure way of killing baby teeth in little children should cats. He said to put about three cig- be filled as for the older child; for arette papers in a glass of milk and let decayed baby teeth harbor germs and Infection with it attendant ills. , the convicted animal. drink it, "and cause 2. To establish the habit of clean youll find,, he eaid, "that the cat teeth in children we give talks on doesnt havs nine lives, either. mouth hygiene to classes and individThis man tried to enlist in the army ual instruction tohildren under our at the beginning of the World war, care. 3. To build a more desirable kind but he was unfit because he had wasted his body through use of cigarette of teeth ta the' most important and He then tried the navy, but in vain. the hardest objective. In our talks, The examining doctor said to him. to expectant' mothers we stress the Get out before we haVe to busy you! fact that the childs teeth are formed You're dead now. What are you wait- before birth, and that the .mothers g matering for, a public funeral? You only diet must be of have one lung left and it isnt worth ials. Children are taught that much. fruit, eggs, and cereals, Physicians have predicted that Mr. Rutherford will not live more are the foods w Licit they should eat. than six months, but be fighte con- These contain the necessary lime for stantly and vigorously the evil which the building of the teeth, and are the only way in which this lime can bo kept him from fighting in France. The. Davia county farm bureau held absorbed. A visit to the dentist twice a series of meetings at the high school a year, and having cavities in .teeth Wednesday afternoon. The visitors filled early is urged upon every child. In this program we ask the ate lunch at the cafeteria. . , of all parents, dentists, and The Domestic .Art department is physicians. D. G HEALTH UNIT selling candy and with each dimes worth, a chance ia given on a beautiful quilt made by the Sewing girls. The latest report from the East Three aprons will also be given away Canyon reservoir states that there are to those holding lucky numbers. 63 feet of water in the reservoir. bone-formin- . . - the-acho- ol . ol pre-scho- -- bone-formin- milk,-vegetable- - - r , |