The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-11-21
UTAH State NEWS

Sixteen residents of Bingham,
charged with violating the order of the
state board of health, were arrested by
a deputy sheriff and lodged in the
county Jail.
That the Germans early In October
were forced to put women and boys
of tender years In the fighting line,
Is related in letter received at Ogden
den by relatives of James G. Brooks.
In all probability the schools of
Brigham City will resume their years
work on Monday, November 30 unless
the Spanish influenza epidemic be-
comes more serious than II Is at pres
ent.
Lieut.. William Stark, formerly Sec
rotary of the Salt Lake Commercial
club, who was struck In the face by
shrapnel In France, has returned to his
regiment, according to word received
last week.
Classification of men beyond the age
OF 36 years will be discontinued. ac-
cordlng to an order issued by Capt.
Gordon Snow to local draft boards
after receipt of instructions from
Washington.
still bearing the sears Of the
struggle that he had with Henry Sax.
ton, whom he admits stabblng to
death. Hyrum Bateman was arraigned
Mt Salt Lake and pleaded not guilty
to charge OF first degree murder.
Holding patents for n process for
putting all metal values found In lead
and zinc sulphlde ores into solution
| like sugar In water, Salt Lnker has
Interested Provo capital and IL is pro-
posed to erect TIA plant In the Garden
City.
How Sergeant Moroni II. Manning.
an Ogden hoy, had II narrow escape
when an aeroplnne In which he was
riding was deliberately steered into
fence to avoid killing or manning
scores Of children, Is told In the Baiti'
more star OF October %.
The mayor Of Ogden has addressed
communication to Senators Smoot and
King, Congressman yelling and Mays
aud Governor Bamberger, asking that
they use their assistance In securing
one OF the German big Berthns" for
| Ogden. to he placed In the city hall
square.
A report made by Joseph Monsoon,
advisory architect To the state school
buildings commission, tells Of the com
pletlon of six new brick school build
ingp. OF two and four rooms each, In
thcl UIntah district, and Of n two'room
fraipe addition, and recommends their
acceptance.
Mrs. w. n. Williams, chairman of
the women's committee of the state
council Of defense. has been advised
that all Utah volunteer nurses. VINO
have been notified that they would be
called into service In December, nrc
10 hold themselves In readiness for I'M
mediate response.
IL has been suggested by those In
charge of the war savings stamp move
ment. that II the interest received on
the Liberty bond coupons. which be-
came due November 10, were invested
j In war savings stamps that the dol
lars needed to make up the quota
would be materially cut.
Officials of the Ogden Packing com
pany have been informed In tele
gram from the United States railroad
administration at Washington thai
freight rates on meat for export DO
tween Utah common points and the
Atlantic cocye had been reduced IRON
81 so q hundred to 81 n hundred.
August Cummings, the l1-year'olt
convict who recently eluded the guards
of the convict road camp at Johnson
pass In Tooele county, and made goot
his escape 10 the rugged mountain
country surrounding Skull valley, afiel
his companion. Harvey Ketchum, hat
been shot down, has succeeded In leav
ing the state.
The Utah Educational association
will not hold its annual meeting TIM
year. This decision was reached u
conference held last week nj sal
Lake City. At this gathering re
Quest was received from % per cen
of the school superintendent ant
boards of education asking the associa
ton To defer holding the meeting.
Advice from Washington received II
Salt Lake urges that there he no lei
up In the war garden movement dun
ing the coming year 1t is declares
that there win be as much or NOR
need for war gardens In 1910 MS ther
was In 1918, because the food whic
will be needed for the starving peopl
of Europe must come from this cou'
try
OF the seventy odd cases tnat durin
the past two years have received IN
full Pasteur treatment Mt the "fflce
of the state board, none has fnllen
victim to the disease which usual
occurs in a large percentage OF IN
cases when wounds are Inflicted D.
,, infected animals. One man VINO ~
fused the treatment died OF hyur'
phobia in an Ogden hospital
six Utah boys whose friends ANA re
, atlyes had thought them safe becaus
! peace had come are named In casnnll
,, reports received Mt Salt Lake NoNen