The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19
UTAH STATE NEWS

fact.
, A large number of Scandinavian
from the central part OF the state me
at Provo. September Is, in annual r,
union.
Ten limited service men from Uta
will entrain for Fort Mcdowell, Cal
September 25, for stenographlc an
clerical work.
When his automobile was struck b.
street car at Salt Lake, Robert Il
Thoma sustained injuries which ma.
cause his death.
Sentence of from one TO twent,
years was pronounced in the distric
court mt Ogden on Thurman Marque
convicted of forgery.
The members OF the Oguen fire de
partment are TO receive an increase IL
salary, according to the action taken
by the city commissioners
The Union Pacific company's $4,000
addition to the large icehousc In Og.
den Is rapidly nearing completion and
will be turned over to the company In
time for the Ice harvest.
The six sugar factories Of the Anal
gainated company will begin the sea-
sons campaign on September %, nc
cording to an announcement from the
office Of the company In Ogden.
Acting on the orders Of the attorney
general, Sheriff John Corless Of Salt
Lake county announced last week that
he would confiscute all automobiles
used to carry liquor into the state.
Only coal firms that registered with
u. y. food administration Will receive
coal from the producers In the future,
II instructions from Food Admlnlstra-
tor w. w. Armstrong are complied
with.
Fire destroyed the automobile sheds,
new Ford touring car, about 200
bushels Of wheat, "a quantity OF honey.
farm machinery, accessories, harness.
etc, ON the property Of Andrew Arm
strong OF Ephralm.
Judge George w. Musser, labor con-
cillntor. will visit Salt Lake to en-
deavor 10 adjust the differences ex-
listing between electrical workers and
employing companies. The concilintor
has been ordered to Salt Lake by the
Washington department OF labor.
Citizens OF the several towns In
Emery county have contributed to the
making OF beautiful Red Cross quilt
which will be on exhibition at the
state fair, where II will be sold and
the proceeds turned over to the Emery
county chapter Of the Red Cross.
That one OF the biggest problems
confronting the managing committee
Of the Utah state fair In providing
spnce for the surprisingly large num-
Der OF entries already Ia and assured
to be forthcoming has been disposed OF
in perfectly satisfactory manner. II
In said.
How to educate the clty-struck farm
boy and persuade him to remain In the
country us a personal and national
necessity. IL the paramount problem
trying to solve, according to !. II. Ball.
state director OF vocational training In
agriculture.
The Industrial commission OF the
state OF Utah was made the defendant
In suit filed In the district court at
Ogden by Mrs. Emma Chandler. The
action II the outgrowth OF the death OF
George G. Chandler, who died from the |
effects OF a bite from a dog afflicted |
with the rabies.
Salaries of men working for the rail-
road administration are free from gar |
nlshment. This decision reached salt |
Lake railroad officials over the sig |
nature of Director General McAdoo.
The ruling was not made to afford n
loophole through which employees eau :
escape their obligations.
Urgent advice TO all stock and dairy
men to hold onto their animals mt the
present time. and to refuse to be
frightened Into indlscrimlnate sale by |
The high price OF feed, is given by the
special advisory food committee of the
on food supply and c0nser-
1ation OF the state council OF defense.
Students OF good scholarship who
have thirteen high school units TO
present will be admitted TO the college
section of students army training
.orps at Utah Agricultural college. nc-
,ording to telegram just received
~ President Il. q. Peterson, from the
on education and 81 ec,al
The Ogden High school may offer a
course in auto mechanics In the near
uture. The government has request
ID II and Supt. H. G. Johnson is con-
ident that the board of education will
anctlon 1t and other courses, such as
professional Instruction In home eco
lOmics, home nursing, first aid to
Boyhoods time-honored custom Of
,etting dirty and remaining so until l
discovery by stern parents Is soon to
70 hnbit of the distant past. for
Jtah's Riddles are rapidly enllsting IN
tate and federal service to keep
themselves spotlessly clean so they
MY grow up into healthy citiASas for
Jncle Sam.
Mrs. Selden !. Clawson and Mrs. W.
J. Jennings We're appointed by the
xecutive committee of the Utah War
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