The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1917-11-17
UTAH STATE NEWS

! is HOW tolnDiele uuu nus Dtth toS'ou'
so that II may be filed for winter use.
Washington county is in danger of
having an epidemic of typhoid unless
guarantees are more carefully oh
served
Threshing of $500 bushels of grain
raised in Salt Lake Clty's war gar
den" at Mountain Dell has been com
pleted
II Is reported that Los Angeles finan-
ciers are in Monticello investigating
he very promising.
G.. G. Parsons. .Ir.. well-known Salt
Lake attorney and for many years law
yer for Samuel Newhouse, died In Los
Angeles November ..
Thursday, November 90 is set Off
clally for the state of Utah ms Thanks
giving day In u proclamation issued by
Governor Simon Bamberger.
Governor Hamburger has gone to
San Diego, Cal, where he will attend
II convention for the proposed forma-
ton of league of southwest states.
There Is n movement mt Moab In
favor of changing the proposed route
of the state highway so that IL Will
follow the east side of the valley up
from the bridge.
Freight traffic on the Orem electric
line was tied up Saturday by strike
of motormen and conductors The com
pany claims to have secured enough
men to break the strike.
Arthur l.. Willard, who was acqult-
ted of murder for the killing Of Cecil
Holmes Mt Bingham, June IL, Is being
| sued by Mrs. Willard for n divorce.
Cruelty and non.support are alleged.
David Mckay, ~ years Of age, pm
triarch of the Mormon church and
father of Apostle David o. Mckay,
died ut nm Ogden hospital Novembe'
10, death resulting from intestlpa
strungulatlon following an operation.
The week from November IL 10 II
was set aside by the manufacturers
OF Utah Ms one In which housewives
and everyone using food and other
products would have Utah-made goods
brought TO their attention as never
before.
Apparently having brooded over the
recent suicides OF his brother and
brother-ln-lnw until his mind became
temporarily deranged, Sergeant Stan
lslaus Magretn sulclded ut Fort Doug
las, shooting himself through the
heart.
Bishop Paul Jones, paciiist, Is to
have hearing before the house OF
bishops Of the Episcopal church,
whlchsls expected to meet In st. Louis,
Mo-, within a month. Bishop Jones IL
now In New York and preparing his
defense.
Excitement, which Mt times threat
ened TO result In a lynchiDg, was rife
In the Italian portion of Sunnyside
one day last week. II Is said to have
resulted from the alleged Dissertation
Of the Italian flag by Ernest Larcker,
subject Of Austria.
The unofficial report OF the Liberty
loan committee. which Is incomplete
because of the fact that several of the
country banks have not yet submitted
reports of moneys held by them. shows
that Utah hns subscribed considerably
more than Sl0OO6,0O0 for Liberty loan
bonds.
In August there were eight conyic-
lions In Utah Of persons for being
found with liquor In their possession.
In September the number was more
thun twice that number, and In 0cto-
Der there was still an increase over
the record of the lrst month, although
IL was II trIle lower than In Sep
TENDER,
Members of the Utah Poultry asso-
citation have selected q. j. Kinds OF
Oakland Ms judge for the poultry show
to be held December 1922 In Salt
Lake City Poultry fanclers are re-
sponsible for the higher price of eggs,
j. J. Newton, secretary of the asso-
citation, told the members In an ad,
dress.
The girls of the West high school at
Salt Lake have Just completed the
making of fifty fruit cakes and the
same number Of pound boxes OF candy
for the soldiers at the front. These
articles will be turned over 10 the
Red Cross 10 he forwarded 10 the main
headquarters of the Red Cross In
Washington, ID. @.
The population of Sallna is 1900.
out of which fOrty-twO men and one
woman have been given to the army.
Twent y-seven OF these are volunteers
ard dXteen drafted. Each volunteer
was presented with n gold watch ami
50 by the citizens, and each drafted
man was given signet ring as an
appreciation from the people.
Instructions and rules for the guild
ance Of county assessors and boards
In making 1918 assessments for taxa
ton purposes hhve been adopted by
the state board of equalization. II Is
intended in future TO avoid contr0ver.
sizes with county boards and assessors
such as occurred this year in several
Instances through the lack of uniform
rules of procedure