The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-11-28
utah STATE NEWS

Bingham.
Many Of the Utah boys In the service
Of the nation are expected home before
Christmas.
Employees of the sugar factory at
American Fork have been granted 81
for an elght-hour shift in place of
twelve hours work at S4b0.
| Another possible case for Pasteur
treatment was brought to the state
board of health last week when II. A.
Feary of Mosida applied for rabies
treatment.
While performing his duties as tip
pie foreman at the colliery at Hia-
watha, James r.. Monroe was acct
dentally electrocuted. He was 20
years old.
Utah's boys will be welcomed In
New York City on their return from
"over there" with Utah's state colors
and coat of arms decorating block Of
Fifth avenue.
Out of six diaries in Bingham in
spected by the state dairy and food de-
partment, only one is declared by Com
missioner Boyden to have passed the
required tests.
Judge Samuel II. Thurman led the
Democratic state ticket at the election
held November 5. His vote was AT $50
and his plurality, which was also the
highest was 1O,0s7.
Substitutes formerly bought with
flour will be purchased by the govern
ment from local dealers and millers,
according to message received by
the Utah food administration.
The influenza epidemic, which had
virtually disappeared in Price, has
broken out again. II Is believed that
the peace celebration contributed to
the second appearance Of tbe epidemic.
Bernard Robson. II years of age,
of Ogden, was instantly killed about
mile south of Layton, when the taxi
he was driving became uncomfortable
on curve and crashed over an en-
bonkment
For cruelty to a cow, Max knnoor
was fined S15 by Salt Lake justice
OF the peace According TO the EVIL
dence, Kanoor turned the COW out ia
ent salt grass and ut other times beat
the animal without mercy.
Now that government restrictions on
building have been removed ana VIII
, the diverting of labor and materials
from government contracts into indus
trial channels, construction Will be re
sumed In Utah Immediately.
"For the honor Of Utah"-that VII
be the state slogan during the wal
savings stamps drive, which will be In
augurated December 2. Announcement
of its adoption was made last week D!
George Il. Odell, state director
IL 0verpowered by thief as sh
neared her home In Salt Lake, Mrs
, painy Hansen was robbed OF he
purse, containing sos In currency, ant
I, rendered partly hysterical by her en-
counter with the highwayman.
The quorum OF twelve apostles ma
!, unanimously sustained Heber j. Gran
as president OF the Church OF Jesu
Christ of Latter-day Saints. Antho
! III. Lund and Charles w. Penrose wer
chosen as the presidents couRseiors'
, Three soldiers from Washingto
: county gave up their lives In France
They are Moroni Klelnman of Toquel
vile. Wallace Gray Of Santa Clara an
Isaac III. Langston of Springdale, wh
succumbed to wounds received IN H'
ton,
Already surveys have been authol
lied for nearly 100 miles OF roads !
different sections of the state, with IN
purpose In view of immediate calls To
bids. so that the work can be con
meuced as soon as weather condition
!. win permit.
Two hundred and fifty dollars clen
profit was realized by Miss Sybll trol
ger of Hyrum. Utah, as n result or
summer spent cultivating war ga
: den. Miss Fronger raised 300 pound
: of soy beans from two and one-haI
acres of land.
Three men charged with murder M
" TO face trial at Salt Lake next weel
: They are Harry Bernstein, VINO kllle
y his wife; Hyrum Bateman, who rata
IN WOunutu i1tiig poN''A NNs''S
fight, and James Ryan, who polsohe
> his 0-year-old son.
u Thanksgiving day In future WI
u come on November IL, II plan ORR
e mated by WIN G. Farrell, president
y the Salt Lake Rotary club, is approve
: throughout the United States. On
II holiday will suffice for lnternatloh'
y Peace day and Thanksgiving day.
{ oliver Penley was found guilty
n cruelty to his 5-weeks-old child by
e fury at Salt Lake and was sentence
o TO three months in the county jail. III
/ cruelty charge was founded ON u
e fact that Penley put the baby IN
trunk and closed the lid tight enous
,, to nearly suffocate 1t.
n The success Utah had In PEN
/, placed among the eleven honor stale
/, in the union in the united war wor
/ campaign Is largely due to the ia'
S that the Utah Copper company gay
l. $4,000 in two installments, the iir'
for $4,000 and the second Tor Szooo
i, during tn. last days of the drive
q e.aa.,..S, e,oo, an fro pturpu ShOulQe