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Show A voir xxviii 'KAYSYIIXE, UTAH THURSD Barton Addresses Members Of Salt Lake Kiwanis Club On BOUNTIFUL BOY Producers Problems Value of Dairy Cattle Over Period of Past Three Years; States That Average Member of Group Receives in Salt Lake; $2.00 Per Day for tylilk Sold Reviews Activities of Group Concerning Producers New Dairy Products Plant ciation Discusses Jl m; i NUMBER WAR DEAD ARE HIT BY TRAIN, DIES INSTANTLY Ronald Milk Producers AssoPresident of Salt Lake AY. LAYTON WINS MEMORIAL DAY j Property Owners Agree To in Flood Control Work in Davis FROM GAMES 9 Co-opera- 1 KAYSVILLEITES JJurningham, Aged Thousands Attend Serices at Saturdays dame (Joes Ten Five, Instantly Killed' When Various CemetCriVs in Dai is Innings for Score of (i to 1; Struck by Bamberger Elec- Teams Fla v. on Eien Ternis County to Pa Tribute to trie Car Near City l'ark; Departed Veterans of All dame Won b llolidu) Tuesday. Afternoon; Had;, Wars; Memorial to Ralph Score of S to 3; kasi!le Been Watching Ball' dame Face Dedicated at Bountiful Wins From Syracuse, .10 te 1 Committee Secures Permission From Various Owners of Property on West Side of Mountain for Establishment of Conservation Corps Camps; Expect Members of to Re Sent Here in Near ; New Army Future; Work Extends South From Farmington; Dams and Planned fi 1 ROUNT1FU L Ilonuid .1 Davis county citizens Durn-ingha- at bored by'" KA S 11. LK .nylon defeated of Mr. ami the thousands at varnm.-.- t emeu nos Kaysville tvviee during the past Mrs. Albort J. llurningliam i Tuesday to pay tnbut. i.i the dein baseball games. SaturBountiful, was killed instantly at parted veterans of all v..us in which week vus won by a league game days . o 2:55 clock B. Barton of A. presi-ihe United States ha: t ngaged. score of 6 to 4 in u Tuesday Kaysville, SALT LAKE CITY when he was struck by a south- Noted ARMING I ()X were .'t'a,ned for it k only a discussed Producers Milk Lake association, exceptions, consent the gait bound Bamberger Klectric Rail- the Memorial' day evi n ces. d all owners on the west of members of property the the .iile Kiwanis before in the the mountain from started Kaysville road scoring train near the Bountiful city marketing problems Approximately tveni !' e hun- the t list when M. lerkins t aimington south has been obtained tor the the Hotel at inning Utah this luncheon weekly dred park. projiosi-- flood jiersons gathered at the tt their regular was sate on an error by Cowley control work. the few next cemeton ini the an- und kerned The hoy, with "his parents, hail During members of the days, when D. Thomas The craves of all Thomas seared on MuhseH's tripled. committee hope to obtain permission from the remainder of D00IDuring the course of his address, Mr. Barton compared been watching two baseball teams nual exercises. singls. so that there will he no obstacles to overcome preparing to play at the .park, and veterans had been marked with Kaysville added another in the the in value with their 1930, cattle today of American and uccnratcd with lourth when D. Thomas was sut'e before a dairy had left his parents car to cross value llags conservation d size eorps camp can he established in Davis today repre-S- the street and car tracks to get a flowers. on J. Brown's error und scored on that the average herd of the same county. Colonel W. of Ildmoi J. Salt Linford s value of the herd in 1930. He drink of water. He was returning hit. lui.vton only 40 per cent of the his parents when he darted di- IjikeClty was speak- seored one in the fourth when C, During the past few days, written ;ermission was .seIhowed the members of the Kiwanis club that the average to exer- Mujor walked und seored on hits cured from the into the path of the interur-ba- n er at the Kaysville-ldiUorectly Farmington Kami and Stock company for the ' Usurer having a herd of ten cows, receives only about s car which was in charge of cises which were conducted jointly by f. Brown anil .Seof field. establishment of a government camp on their property, and milk which he sells on the Salt Lake Motorman Lester Paine of Ogden. by the Elmer Criddle 1ost No. X2 lmul run cunie m the fifth per day from the it is that such a camp will he erected within the near likely The accident was investigated by Kaysville and the Layton Post No. wbi'ii D. Thomas singled and market and that all expenses must be deducted from this 87 of the American Colonel on seored hits future. Chip-nuby Linford und Marshal Orvis Mann of Bountiful, Tit Palmer stressed the value of prescored two in the As a temporary expedient, it is planned to construct liytoii and of the Davis representatives the sanitary 1h"--i as when Linford uml D. Thomas the sixth insurance paredness office. sheriff's An diversion dams in the gulleys and county inquest against a future war. and com- erred and Scoffield hit. now prevail on the Laytons has not been held. of members of the canyons in order to avoid the disas- mended the members of the Ameri- tying run came in the eighth when 4- -II daily farms CLUBS trous floods of the past years.. The stated he services will Funeral in lie held L. association, T. Brown sacrificed wodocen can Major hit, highly for the stand work of planting trees and other Lake the Bountiful Second ward chapel they lsgion Linford made his and in error second have taken Jut milk sold on the Salt asking adequate infwill likely be undertaken six aiternoon with separate mast hriday ol final The two He Bishop the runs TOiiet pass national defense. BEING FORMED vegetation game. stated that clean-l- a at a later time, according to James E. Burns in charge. Inter- they, as veterans of the for came in the when tenth Layton ections, thus assuring the ment in the bountiful city cemetery war in the history of thegreatest Nichols, secretary of the comworld D. Thomas missed U. Majors fly, purity, and safety. will he directed by the Graham-Malcol- knew the horrors of battle, and that T. mittee, which has been perfecting Brown Scoff ieid singled, VACATION After relating t.hese facts, Mr. the arrangements. Other meinbere mortuary. they realized that the best way in doubled and K. Page singled. Bute pve a short discussion of of the committee are Joseph N. In addition to his parents the hoy which to avoid future conflict was Ken I'ake, tj gnr plant of the producers' as-Iiyton Ford of Centerville, chairman; W. ' Man-selis hud survived on l, a slight edge 1069 South State street, to W. by a Bister, Audrey. lie through the mainU nance of the pitcher, County Leaders II o p Witcher and Stanley Parrish of on the mound for Kaysville. was bom in Bountiiul, June 16, countrys defense at a high standhrtidhwill be in operation about Centerville; Roy White and Mayor of . eleven 1928. Complete hits and allowed ard. Organization Puge me 15. Palmer of Farmington. Nephi Colonel Talmer, during his ad- funned nine batters while Mansell Hr. Bartons address follows: Local Units for Work DurAt a allowed twelve and present hits funned group of workmen, touched dress, upon Communism, Milk has. a wonderful value as the direction of the commit- - , Commissioners under Act seven batters. stated the veterans that departed Summer This Months food. For the first year of our ing The lineup: tee, and L M. Winsor, U. S. irriwho were being honored on MemoIra me lived on milk and were all As Board County engineer, are using the high gation Flans for died would rial have vain Week; in if LAYTON Complete day jrobnst and healthy. Nothing can in water the various creeks to build we run to allowed Communists the Of Equalization Sake the place of milk, cream and School at Kaysville up control banks. Mr. Winsor mainTraining . the time-country. Litter on the table at meal Professor F. FARMINGTON tains his headquartere at the Utah Arthur Woolley, Ogden attorney, value of course depends upon M. Coe, Dr. D. L. Richards, and Dr. FARMINGTON Members of State at LoThe preliminary fa purity. It must be sweet, clean, Alma Wilson, all of the Utah State the Davis county board of commis- was the speaker at the impressive organization gan. Agricultural college Bountiful held services at the work of club units in nearly city No one Agricultural college, are expected sioners were at the Memorial pot, and wholesome. The Davis county men and boys all communities of the county is faon better than the milk produc-je- n to be in Davis county during the courthouse today, acting as a board cemetery. He delivered a stirring Who were selected for service in on the significance and imaddress well under the and way, county the of to hear requests for concerning production next few days to make a survey of equalization of Memorial day, and leaders hope to complete the form- the conservation army have aot JmHk and its process with respect of the damage done to local orch- changes in the valuations assessed portance numeYnus potent subtouched ing of new cluba during the next been notified to report for work as Upon cleanliness and what this prod-- ; ards Davis county property. by the extremely cold weather against few days, according to MiBg Ruby yet, but are expecting word mohis discussion. during in all means to the consuming jects of last winter. Jens K. Nelson, Davis county Stringham, county home demon- mentarily, as the work of estab'ublic. i Preceding the services at Bounorchard treasurer, completed .mailing out tiful, members of Battery B of the The stration lishing the camps throughout the college agricultural agent. M3k was formerly Bold is now well under way. state by the experts will seek to determine the notices of the assessed valuation 145th Field Artillery, held servIluns are now being "completed illon and there was no extra price causes and extent of the damage. to all property owners last week, ices at the grave of Ralph Pace, a school for club the training lor quality. Milk today is all sold At who to be held in Kaysville Monday present it appears that some representing an assessed valuation young member of to a butterfat basis and the pro-pa- orchards ll beare badly damaged while of approximately five and died during the past year. In and Tuesday at the Davis county New Layton for the quality of his in others the loss is much less million dollars, a decrease of more half of the other members of the high school. This school will be Causes Comment than one million dollars from the battery. Captain Preston Thatcher in charge of Myrtle Davidson, as"What does butterfat mean? It club leader; Miss sistant state The peach orchards suffered the valuation in 1932. presented a memorial consisting of msm 4 per cent milk of 3.5 Numerous motorists have comloss. In many orchards Elna Miller, extension nutritionist The commissioners will sit as a a flag jKile with a bronze plate in greatest per wit milk is 4 pounds or 3.5 all, at coL of no Utah mented be will State the and WednesMn to peacheft there base next the of board Agricultural favorably upon the appearRalphs parents, pounds equalization if butterfat to 100 ance of the new Layton park, statlege, and Miss Stringham. pounds of milk, while in others there will be about day, June 7, and again on June 12 Mrs. Edward Pace. The American tawding to figures obtained from half the usual crop. According to and 19. All leaders of clubs and ing that it is one of the most beauflag was then raised over the U. S. department of which the battery DeLore Nichols, county agent, not officers of the' womens division tiful places along the state highway following agriculture grave, have on Utah farms of the farm. bureau are expected between Ogden and Salt Lake City. on a single peach orchard in the counfired a salute from a French .75 Work on the park, which lies be11 and urged to attend the sessions 1JI mm. gun. ty will produce a normal yield. so Movement on tween the main highway and the 27 No. oclock which will 1:00 lll.TH at The apricots are not damaged sponsoropen post Farmington To t8.SH.MS f S.HMM extensively, according to the preed the memorial day exercises at Monday afternoon, and continue railroad tracks, just south of the with a full day program Tuesday, Briggs-Layto- n the Farmington cemetery Tuesday. g&nge, waa comliminary survey which has been School Courts small menced several months ago, but a Score crop beginning at 10:00 a. m. The program began with assembly by innings: made, but nevertheless 1H 4S 001) 102 010 is predicted. call by Wayne Van Sickle at 11 Layton The Layton clubs were or- during the past week the warm Tennis enthusiasts in the county oclock. 201 010 000 The numbers following Kaysville Early in the season it appeared have been Wednesday ganized morning under weather has caused the grass to contemplating the pur- were: America, mixed chorus; indirection of local Farm bureau grow with new vigor, and what was the 1J that there would be a normal yield chase of flood for the tennis Memorial Day Game officers: Mrs. Kate Nalder, Mrs once an unsightly piece of land is m.tn from the cherry orchards, but as courts at the lights vocation, E. A. Cottrell; two Davis M m county high of address mixed .1 3.SM.HS the Beason advances, entire trees, In chorus; the at Layton Paul Whitesides, and Mrs. Forbes. now a distinct credit to the municigame played could he tennis so school that inexcessive mt r mi the have been killed by welcome, Mayor Nephi Palmer; Kaysville started out in Two clubs were formed, but ar- pality. played during the cool of the eve- strumental duet, Wayne Van Sickle Tuesday, rustic .bridge, has been con- cold. the first inning to win the game rangements were made for. the d canal when Bill Cowley muffed and Jay Walker. J. organization of three more groups strurted over the cows in the state of . Apples have .not been damaged ning. A survey of the cost of material leaders office and dur Provo Baliff which of Davis runs proby and and Thomas Layton the county but Thomas. George through park, grounder Judge kSL v193? Produced 71,344,000 materially, a flag sidewalk has been placed duces only a small quantity of was made this week by Dr. D. K. was the speaker of the occasion scored on Ierkins single. Layton ing the coming weelute,Ik or 637 gallons per these. Barnes, who stated that it would The mixed chorus sang another se- tied the score in the last of the Numerous The organization of the West through the grounds. cost $200 exclusive of the labor of lection. Taps, were sounded by Guy first when Bill Cowley clouted the Bountiful this late so is clubs was completed trees and shrubs have been planted, The berry season of all products installation. Those interested in Rose. The ceremonies ended with ball for a home run over center-fiel- Monday afternoon at the West but, of course, their full beauty will from milk in 1931, year, that it is dificult to estimate will furthering this project are re- 30 seconds silent prayer, during strawberries Local Kaysville scored two in the Bountiful ward church under the not be enjoyed for some time to kutter cheese, condensed the yield. to make their plans known which time the when quested Lavendar tripled and direction of Mrs. Calvin Roberts come. third stood several for market on he not the assemblage eV,o:ated miUc and ice to Dr. Barnes. bowed heads in silent tribute to the scored on O. Pages error, D. and Mrs. Afton Roberts. The entire work was under the TV 15274,777.00. This does days at least, and possible a week " Thomas singled and scored on dead. . to Miss Stringham, an direction of a municipal improveor more, bottled milk. The According The graves of all war veterans Mansells double. Kaysville added unusually and educa- ment committee and was financed With a small yield likely from er arm including Woman Layton two more in the fifth on hits by tional program is with orchards and decorated popfor the through the judicious expenditure were and flags cherry planned S, kSdlrlf jmPlements, milk peach, apricot, D. Thomas, Mansell and Robins. various club groups of the of relief funds. py wreaths by the American Legion bvestock is about throughout the northern part of SSoSJ Layton made three in the last of county during the coming months. the Auxiliary. higher prices for these the fifth when Robins erred, J. averages fruitsstate, Electrical Storm the that Barnes Miss reported are expected generally. cows pro- w ln, and L. Major singled and . Score by innings: Brown adpeople of Kaysville responded 2 paJlon8 of Scoffield tripled. - Layton added Kaysville 102 020 0005 Clothing Meetings milk than ever e. of on sale of ter the in Simmons quality poppies David Mrs. LAYTON mirably more in on three the sixth 100 033 Olx 8 singles fteird kty,wnd tbe average price Layton Scheduled was injured about 11:30 Wednes- poppy day. milk v the Sait Thei Pducer by Cowley, Briggs, L. Major and tends towards ef- day morning was struck she Organization when e CltF Game Syracuse-Kaysvillthe final run came in the eighth on arket for ficiency and strength. Today, nearU Put by lightning during the electrical Legion Miss Ruby Stringham, county 01? o'23 30 centa Per singles by Edson, Cowley and J. Auxiliary evened - the season of industry is organiz- storm. line 1 1 Kaysville J ly every CenU P Brown. home demonstration agent, and gallon of ed. A year ago a producers or-count with last Sunday Syracuse To Elect Mrs. , Simmons was hanging ' ' Mre, e Virginia Syra-cusSehwagler of Farm- oys defeated -- aL4ier4Mma ganizatjon wai m c4otheatheAina tow over-oleader, will conduct ton Ington, 4 allowed a and in hits 10 county to a score retired of orfour m Produfou6 eight the of by produce composed g the cIothesiine post f in various gaU0n8 three of milk four via meetings clothing on batters the ay or 20 the Salt f Kaysville per counties surrounding Kaysville game played Davis county communities today, cows. City Summit, Davis, Utah, and near her. strikeout allowed route. diamond. Mansell, day Miriam Barnes, Unit president of thirteen hits and struckout five She received a severe burn on nt Of gat Myron Layton, Kaysville left- Friday and Saturday. American Legion Auxiliary Of Layton batters. shocked. the was and 48 f i her severely did' the mound work for mllk these leg This afternoon a meeting is behander, "These are the same producers trie. oCkF to the ef- Kaysville, has called a meeting of are; today had ve and the the locals Reports this at Syracuse for milk ing held at West Point under the clock I? tlay bezi9ning that 'have provided that Mrs. Simmons is rapidly the organization a the home of The lineup: time. supervision of Mre. John I. Fisher fect most the of lVe feel 360 we aFi year boys guessing whom and morning, market for tT years Mrs. Mary Swanger Monday eve' r4 Te kas 1 Peed them are Layton allowed ten hits but kept and Mrs. Fanny Oleson. A meetbetter qualified and better improving. o'clock. This will be 7:30 at ning KAYSVILLE them well scattered. .Four of the ing at South Bountiful Friday will provide a barn equipped than anyone else for this cerr,ttfim of the summer and the last meeting d AB R II PO A E ten came in the fourth inning when le under direction of Mrs. John L 4 Vfnti!aflfjr prPerly lijrht-ras- e purpose. in Piano is called for the purpose of electing J.' Pupils ss 0 Syracuse scored three of the four Hatch and Mrs. John I. Winegar. ... 5 Prode a milk "These producers are close in for the coming year and M. Thomas, 0 1 3 0 0 runs. If The third meeting will be at the .,5 run- - where their milk can be cooled Recital Monday officers Perkins, H virPr,Vcd type for the election of delegates and al- D. Thomas, c 5 2 2 6 1 0 Charley Walker, on the mound Bountiful Junior high school SatrmS C,llnG; tank, and must down and reach the distributing ternates to attend the department for Syracuse, allowed fourteen hits, urday and will be attended by mem-be5 lk 0 tf181 ,USL strain plant in a short time after milkLAYTON Mrs. J. E. Stevenson convention which will be held in Mansell, p3b thmujrh ' 1 Kaysville 1 having but one hitless 0 0 3 2 d,aC8 cpcd 1 Barkdull, of the Bountiful Second ward a number of ing. of presented in' Layton August Bcoreless 1 and Ogden 0 0 0 inning. 3 0 iisrtnL-.yQE-ldiverrf Wilcox, ..tn. group. pays-ou- t. y Qpr organization TTid" retiring" officers are" Miss Robins, 1 - y -- 1 -- 1 ,his time and these producers "about $15,000.00 house Monday evening. Miriam Barnes, president; Mrs. The lineup: meeting 2 1 1 3 0 0 2b Bishop, for w ei!fquired to have hot each two weeks or $20,000 00 a The KAYSVILLE was decorated with Samuel stage 4 Mrgan, 0 rf Lavender, ' udder8 all 'Iking a"d month. This money practically summer flowers, Mrs. Lois Phillip, and SYRACUSE early 5 spring AB R HTO A'E "Pt . Cws must be returns to Salt Lake City and the Mrs. II. froomj ?nd a Jarge audience of parents M&j-Yu- ra s ... 5 3 3 3 4 0 Thomas, Jr AV e business houses receive' benefit and friends attended. V. Mansell, treasurer. M. Perkins, If ....5 1 3 3 0 0 The mnt r for tuberculosis. have purchased a building at 1069 3 2.. Q.. The following students appeared -JThom.as J). to jOxJn- - South State-- - Street and. 8Jeequ 5 0 2 1 3 D e 'TPCTtai - programiK a th leerr - W.TI. KINB TO GET DEG REE Linford, 2b onnh In? ?avor. it with the most modem dairy Green, Ted Smith, Jean Ellison, 0 William K. King, son of Mr. and Barkdull, Sb W. King, of Kaysville, hi J"llk house and machinery. In a short time we will Barbara Jack 4 0 Mrs. Day, Imigene lb Wilcox, Adams, Harvey fItr ordin?3 and yards. The be ready to process milk and put 0 0 4 Norman will be graduated from the UniverLavender, rf ;s Ouires milk- - on the market an A grade of bet- Cook, Barbara Rosemait, 1 with a degree of LL 4 2 Leona er of Utah cf Smith, BaU, Day, sity Shirley Layton, " h.lte 8uit3- - A ter quality milk than has ever been contrast M. Layton, p -4 Rosemait, B. at the commencement exercises Beatrice Evans, Fhasia fc8 time 'rnm nly a fewor offered the consuming publicandpro-in- and Arlene Tanner. next Tuesday. The baccalaureate al duced on the best equipped rUirp!" nta inspections at the univereity will be services TOTALS ........39 10 14 27 13 2 Vere thought spected farms by the best producmade next Sunday with the comheld are minesweepers S. U. Navy ers. and this milk will be processed closing Tuesafter birds, tugs are named mencement exercises f heabh Score y innings: 7k 0t the city in the best equipped and most mod- named Indians, During MrKings cruisers and gun- day evening. rePcodacers' ho8nd tbe Vacation ern plant is Salt Lake iCty. It will after he has time at the university 4 000 300 001 boats are named after cities, battle- ceived received from be farmer-owne- d Syracuse ourres and high scholastic standing in after submarines states, 112 ' 112 02x 10 after diUke Citr Ahe cnsumers of ships Kaysville come will milk law. and the of the school are fishes, and destroyers after heroes. receiving a bet- - rect from producer to consumer. aed 5, son 1 -- Re-vegetati- on afti-moo- ten-innin- sjH-aker- g uf-lun- '. s K-- Kays-ville-iaiyto- land-owne- rs ex-SLi- two-bas- e tho-prlnci- pul n S Kuys-ville- n. condi-JaYbi- ch ARE De-Lo- re FOR m at left-hande- d 4-- H . 4-- H the-batte- ry id Park one-ha- se-ve- re. 4-- H 4-- 11 Foot Light Tennis at 26 04 k aelec-tion- 4-- s, rock-line- - 4-- H d. X, , Is Injured During W?n,Cnf,nn 4-- be-for- Are Officers ne TondayEven -- -- . 1113 12 K 10 ra nrrrr.Trr vice-preside- vice-preside- Di!d,.j;-ciTtary- 1110 ;. ng ' , 11 19 112 11010 110 S' ' farmer-controlle- d, |