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Show riday, June 21, 1929 THE MIDVALE JOURNAL Page Eleven ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ )........................... ~~~~~ ~ ·~1"f:.~ ~. ~ . ~~ .: i News Notes I LS i It's a Privilege: to Live In I...................... UTAH .....t , Freedom from every pe~ky mosquito at once! HEBER CITY-The number ot Spray Flit. Just close door.s and windows a few sheep and lambs on Utah farms and moments 110 Flit will have full effect. Fill room ranches on January 1, 1929, is estiwith Flit vapor. Every mosquito will die. Flit also mated at 2,866,000, compared with 2,kills flies, roaches, bed bugs and ants. Guaranteed. 730,000 one year before, and 2,650,000 on January 1, 1927. COALVILLE-Shipment of the Sum· mit county farm bureau wool clip was completed this week, with total shipments amounting to 200,000 pounds. The pool this year was sold for 34 1-2 cents a pound, the highest paid for any wool in this locality. The clip was shipped to Boston. UTAH -Marked improvement in @ 1929 Stan""Utah range conditions occurred in May, the monthly range and livestock Replanting Forests report Issu-ed recently by Frank An· Reforestation is gradually coming drews, federal r.gricultural statistician declares. Lamb crop and wool clips into its own, and during the last 1-Largest ?Id Glory carrl_ed by sol<tten and mo.~~..! a to ca ,uol In Washington for annual fiag service. 2are both short and heavy losses are three years, 1.055,658 acres have been Se lane on wh1ch three Swedish avlat:on started flight from Stockholm to New York, being forced to land in Icenoticeable among sheep and lambs, the added to the state and community land. 3-Air view of tbe Broadmoor hotel, Colorado Springs, where President Hoover's oil conservation congress Business Training Pays report says. Normal morality pre- pt·eserves. The state of Washington vails among cattle., while calf crop led in the Increase, with Pennsylvania Last year we placed more than second. 'l'hree states whicb had not prospects are good. 1000 in good positions. We a brief tlme. But Senator Watson, had been cautioned for more than a GUNNISON-Word was received re· had state forests prior to UJ25-Dela· can place you when competent. majority leader, expressed the belief year against reckless use of firearms. cently by I. L. Henrie, leader of the ware, Georgia and South CarolinaWhen will you be ready? that the taritr bill could not be finally and that he did not see what more Smith-Hughes project work in Gun· have fallen in line. Send [01" SUG«u Ca.talotr The total of public-owned forests acted upon until just before the reg- could be done tQ prevent killings nison valley, from the Holstein asso· Behnke-Walker Business CoUege ular December session. ciation official test of America that now is In excess of 12,000,000 acres.without crippling enforcement. Washington Star. 11th and Salmon Streets Two officers o:f Hopklnsvill.e, Ky., he had been awarded a cash prize I · Portland. Oregon SIGNATURE of the Youn~ plan for who were convicted for killing a man on his cow for taking sixth place In Radium Prices May Drop German reparatiolls payments by In a prohibition raid were denied a the official test given for 1928-9. Della say MacDonald Coming the seven Interested nations is having new trial by Federal Judge Dawson Homestead Lass, 2 1-2 to 3 years old, Prices of radium are expected to Health Giving drop with the development of the new tested 402.59 pounds of butterfat in ln I.ouisvllle. In Silver City, N. 1\f., ashington for \Vorld speedy result in the way o.t settling other post-war problems. The coun- a dry agent Induced a bootlegger to 258 days with an average test of 3.83. radium mines in Portugal. Until now WOODS CROSS-The first carload most of the world's supply has been J.'eac~ Conference. All Wlntel" Long cil of the League of Nations met in sell him liquor and the latter was shot I~ }Iadrid, and the Germans carried out by other agents as he was making the or early mixel!} vegetables from the obtained from mines at Kantaga, in Marvelous Climate- Good flotels-Tourlat Roads-Gorgeous Mountain their plan qf bringing before it the delh·ery. Angered by the dry raid state was shipped from Woods Cross the Belgian Kongo, which are owned C.unps-Splendid -l)y EDWARD W. PICKARD Viewe. The wonderful dc•ert resort of tlte We3 a and operated by a Belgian company. .r.il:L\Y ;\lACDO);AI.D, new prime mutter of early evacuation of the at llipon, Wis., during the celebra· recently. This car was loaded with 'l'he present quotation is about $GO,OOO asparagus, carrots, beets, turnips, :mi'lister of Great Britain, is Rhineland. Arllitide Erianrl, French tion of the Republican party's sev· a gram, or approximately $1,700,000 an onions, radishes and peas, and was planninf.": to corm~ to the United States foreign minister, proposed that an In· enty-fiftb birthday, Assemblyman Laounce. · (;AI..IFOUNIA to confer Y:ith PI·esirlent Hoover, ternational conference be held this moreau.-.,;: of Ashland county introduced shippeg to Montana. The shipper ex· pects to send many cars into Montana, a resolution summer asking fot the the handling federal of govall , outAg~nt• Wanted-To han<IIP cel<•brated 07.auregard to nnval nrm:unent rekee n:erosene Oil llurnent ancl J{ero!'lcne BJ•)W By Proxy and enforcing the I'ellogg standing questions left over from the ernment to dC'Sist from attempting to and thus to relieve the congested conTorches, no generating or torch. light witl1 Secretary-You haYe an appoint- match. Burners for all conJmPrcial purposes, outl:l" ing war by joint action of war, and this was agreed to by Dr. enforce the Eighteenth amendment in ditions on the Salt Lake markets, ac· n:-~mely Vulcanizers, Small DolleT3, \Vn.tPP l~ngl!~h speal·iug peoples. In Gustav Stresemann, German minister the Badger state. About the same cording to District Agricultural In- ment with the photographer at two. StillE1', Feed Cookers. Converts kltcht:n range into gaR stove. AlJOve articles in great de:Cxecutive-I'm too busy to go. WaRbington the nPWS of this plan was of foreign affairs. Prime Minister time dry agents raided the favorite spector H. P. Mathews. mand. Reliance Oil Burner Co .• Sankville,\Vis. COALVILLE-Graveling of the re- You·IJ have to attend to it.-Ladies' well rcc:eived, and It was learned at l\IacDonalu of Great Britain already drug store of Wisconsin's wet legisla· tors in Madison. had intimated located that he Lincoln highway around the Home Jocrnal. was Ag-t>nts WantNl: Sure quicl< action seller. willing to the White House that lllr. Hoover Victory Tire Rim Tool, ch,nge tire 24 secparticipate in such a meeting. It was Echo reservoir has been started by Mr. Lowman has ordered heavy rewould e glad to meet Mr. MacDonald onds. Experience unncce~sar)·. SpJendld opportunity active nH.?n. S~Jf!ct tcrrJtory. V."rHe A roan who is neither a good tallcer lmn1edlately. nnd discuRs with him questionR of mu- generally believed that the conference inforcements for the dry enforcers the Sumsion Construction company. \'ictory Tire Kim Tool Co. would be held in .July, probably in of the Detroit area, In the way of The gravel for this surfacing is com· nor a good listener bas a sorJ"y time 1516 Pieo Blv<l. - - ~nnta .lltunkn, ('nJif. ural interest to their two countries. both men and boats. In response to ing from Echo canyon, about a mila of it. merican Ambassador Dawes, on his London or The Hague. this the big rum runners of the east of here. The same company has It bad been supposed that the counto England, was apprised of this Great Lakes met in Ecorse and laid a contract for gravel surfacing the cil at this :Madrid session would take LQ1t~I~1Anl<'nlt by radio and nlmost imAbsorbine reduces thickened, plans to operate in unison. They stretch from Echo to Baskin, about nfter his arrival In London up the vexatious question of national swollen tissues, curbs, filled tensix miles, and also is engaged on this to Scotland for a conference minorities, but Stresemann insisted It adopted a shuttle system whereby UT DO they hurt? Do your dons, soreness from bruise3 or prime mlnist<'r who was tak- should be referred to the World Court traffic will be diverted to Lake Erie work. It is expected that the new feet smart and burn, corns and 3trains. Stops spavin lameness. b~ions ache and. nearly set you days' vacation at his home at 'l'he Hague. This was strongly op- or Lake Huron when the enforcers Lincoln highway road will be open to Does not blister, remove hair or w•ld? They won'ttf you do as mill!\~~'Lof:t;lelmouth. Mr. Dawes was ex- posed by Briand and the representa- are concentrated on the Detroit river, traffic about July 4. lions of others are doing. Shake lay up horse. $2.50 at druggists, It-lien's Foot- Ease in your ahoes it KAYSVILLE-The executive and they com· also have devised tives an of elab· the secess10n states, and u deliver to Mr. MacDonald an or postpaid. Valuable horse book takes the friction from the sh.ies 1-S free. Write for it today. to visit Washin;.:ton and compromise was reached by which the orate intelligence system and began mittee of the Davis county farm buand makes walking or dancing a realj oy. Sold everywhere. Read tl>.is: "Horse had sm!llirag I reau held a meeting with the central a conference with Presi- matter was held cwer for the Septem- buying larger and better boats. · below knee. Now ~~:one; These are just a few of the wet and committee and set the date tor the IToo er and Prime Minister l\Iac- ber session of the League assembly. •f! ~ie i g of Canada. The best :B'rench Socialists ln convention at dry developments that take up vast Davis county farm bureau day and guess In London was that the trip Nancy declared In fayor of the Young space in the colu=s of the metro· fair for August 28. The place has not ould lle made about the end of July reparations plan, evacuation of the politan dailies. been decided. Other years it has been fter the session of parliament ad- Rhineland and Immediate ratification held at Lagoon resort. Various comFor Free trialpackal!eand a Footjourns. of the Mellon-Beranger accord for the UNLESS all Indications are wrong. mittees were appointed. It was deEase Walkin!l Doll, ltddresa Allen's Foot=Ease, LeRoy. N. Y. to London corespond- · payment of the French debt to the peace uetween l\Iexico's government cided the exhibition will largely be 'l'be funniest story wears ont. • acDonald said: "It Presl- United States. Certain of the United and the Ro1nan Catholic church will made up of the usual fiower show, States senators led by Howell of Ne- be declarer! In the near future. Arch- women's department, 4-H club work r lnYites me to Washing! am going to answer 'I will go.' braska 1lave attacked the Young plan bishop Huiz of Michoacan and Bishop and fruits and vegetables. .........,.,.._ ................ ~-A~A~~A------shall hop o settle this question of as "another move by tile allies and Pascual Diaz of Tabasco held conferLOGAN-The May jreport of the ~"!~;;ty·J,..uJerlcnn relations once and the International bankers" to cancel ences with President Portes Gil In Richmond-Lewiston Dairy Herd Imt To Read Moreo niL" It was assened he hopes to not only the war debts but also the In- Chapultepcc castle as the climax of provement association just filed with EYES EXAMINED Cross eyes ~traightened. Glasses fitted. terest on the allied obligations to :¥, the discussion much further Ia to Learn ~fore long negotiations, and there was County Agent Robert L. Wrigley, by 11 East 2nd South, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAII n naval s bjects. He belim·es the America. Administration leaders and good reasQn to bt'lieYe they arrh·ea Le Roy Nelson, tester, shows average All Books at Publisher's Prices w rid is ent ' ing on an era of great State department c.fficials asserted at an understanding whic~h would milk production per cow was 946.8 We'll send them C.O.D. if you say so. 1n ust rial a d financial cqmhines nothing In the Young settlement would need only the approval of the Popt' pounds, compared with 894.9 pounds wh e bounda ·ies will cut across all affect the war debts owed the United In well informed quarters in ~1exico for April. The average butterfat proDESERET BOOK COMPANY NEW AND USED FOR ANY PURPOSE nat na I frontr rs, ami he Is desirous States. J. P. Morgan, one of the City lt was asserted the basis of the duction per cow was 33.6 pounds as 44 East South Temple St. SALT LAKE PIPE CO. 475 W . Sixth South St. Salt Lake City, U taft P. 0. Box 17&3 of• ' discussio on economic co-opera- American experts, declared on arrival • • Salt Lake City agreement was wutual consent for a compared with 30.97 pounds for the in New York that the bank for inter· broad interpretation o:t the countrv's :previous month. One hundred and tlo~"and avoid. nee of cut-throat coroSERVICE GARAGE rwtition in foreign roarl;ets. 1\Ir. 1\Iac- national settlements, to be established religious laws, both sides making c~n twenty-two animals produced 40 C. W. BHEWER RAY L, PE Donalil, as a S dalist, welcomes the under the Young plan, would be the cessions. UL1h'• I..a.rt;esi b'fURAGE 0:Ll'~e Oener"l Oarage SenJee :pounds of butterfat or more. 4th So. and lllain Street--Salt Lake. . Facul.ty of Eminent Teachers weldi g ot Industry ihto trusts and greatest instrument for the preservaPROVO-With the volume of pro- .L.eadlng AdJoining Newhouse Hotel. MUSIC School in Intermountain Tie orion sees no objection to the spread of tion of world peace Jet devised. Muoi~ Dramatic Art Dancing duction greatly Increasing, the shipTHREE United States district lOO North Main St. trusts In the int national tleld under - -Salt-Lake City, Utah, Used Pipe, Fittings & Valves judg.-s ~itting en bane in Chicago ments from the local poultry plant are CRISMON & NICHOLS prop governmemal control. Newly threaded and coupled for all purp PRESIDENT HOOVEll, because he fou?ll the Standard Oil Company of greater than the average for this time ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTS llllonsey Iron and Metal Co. used to be sec1·etury of commerce, Int!mna and fifty-one assodated con- of the year, according to local poultry Offlce and Laboratory 229-231 S. West 'l'OO So. 3rd We.;t Salt Luke City, Utah. St., Salt Lak" CitY Utah p 0 UST when It appeared that the was especially interested in the cf're- cerns guilty of violating the Sherman Plant officers. During the last three Temple Box 1666. Mailing cnveloiics and prlcei farm relief !Jill as doctored up by mony of laying the cornerstone of the antitrust aet by pooling thei~ so· weeks an average of 25,000 sacks ot t urnfshed on request. the house and se te confere!'s and mrlgnificent new Department of Com- called "oil cracking" processes. The feed and 1100 cases of eggs have been ARROW BRAND approvp y the P esident had clear merce building. Surr-ounded by many de<:ision which granted the govern- shipped each week, while two carloads ~ For those who want the best UTAH PICKLE CO.. SALT LAl{E CITY. sailing, the senate messed things all other high government: oflicials, he ment a permauent in.J:mction restrain- of co_ckerels also have been shlp:ped ~ Choose a Profitable Vocation Lea.m the Beauty Culture CouTSo given by a. up by rejecting the eonference report wieltled the trowel that was used by ing the defendant companies from fur· in th1s period. Three more carloads CO~IMON SENSE SYSTE.Jlf ~ wan that bas taught 888 students how· to by a vote of 43 to 4 because the ex- President Washington in laying the ther violations of the law, came after of cockrels will be shipped the coming SALT I..Al{}J earn B1G MONEY. Catalog sent on request. 1-iClfOOL OF Beauty Culture pm-t debenture featu had been eliro· cornerstone of the Capitol 1a6 years more than four years' litigation. In week. UTAH HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETE COURSE. Including Perm aHELPER-Excavation OF work BEAUTY has CULTUUE ago, ' and in bls address he said the the ori~iual suit, tiled in HJ25 thP. lnated. In this step the Democrats nent Waving. With our complete course Salt Lake City : you can work in any shop. ere jo!1hed by 13 nepublicans, all event marked the emergence of the government claimed the defendants startad on the site for the tipple of ~ 831 Clift Bid~. . :i7 E. 1•t So. Was. OO~!'i Salt Lahe. Commerce department into full ma- conspire(} to restrain ti·ade and ere- the new Peerless mine, one-half mile li~ted as radicals except Couzens of Ofll~e l:'urnlture and Supplies. Theater and are a monopoly lly refusing lndE>pend- above Rolapp. Work on the rock tun· !gmt The debenture advocates turity and service. The building will Church Furniture, Edison-Dick Mimeograph only stood by their scheme, but be the largest single public structure cnt concerns the right to use their nel tor t~e mine has been progre~s and Supplies. Full Line of Stationery, Wrapping Paper, <>tc. Oldest and Largest School were especially determined to in Washington and in its actual floor Burton "craeldng" proeess, used to ing steadily and the water liners are Supply and Equipm•mt House In the West U'rAH-IDARO SCHOOL SUl'PT,Y CO' " the house to go on record on space will be tbe largest office build- extract ~asoline from crude oil. In within two hundred feet of the coal 155 So. State Street Salt Lake City. Ing In the world. It is to be the F>;ed J. Leonard, Jtlannger feature of the measure. defense the Standard of Indiana held vein. 1·.-!neteen hundred feet of tunPaul Purdue, Ass't 1\lgr. President Iloo~er immediately called most Important structure in the gov- that the proct'ss had been of vast nel has been drilled. The tipple will ernment's $115,000,000 program for benefit to consumers and had mate- be a modern steel structure, and will erR of the ouse and senate to Meet Your Old Friends at the For Efficiency public buildings in the city of Wo.shrially lowered the price of gasoline. be located where the present RolappWhite House and ,a program was Cullen and Service 1..,.,,.,,, npon. This was to send the lngton. Nolan highway project traverses the -use Gill piston ringa, Ray Day and Arrow· canyon. hack• to conferenc<• a the ~enate head pistons. king pins. Emsco brake lining. TIIREE Swedish aviators started to PLEASANT GROVE-Crowds esti- 33 w. :md so. st. Salt Lake Cit-y. Utah. t>d, and to ha 1·e the conferees NEARLY every day the quick fly from Stockholm to New York, GILL PISTON. RING CO. mated to exceed 18,000 viewed the on their original report, after shooting enforcers of prohibition but a broken gas feed pipe forced 15 East 4th South • Salt Lake a~ It was expedfd the house furnish more ammunition for the foes them to land on the coast of Ice- p~rade and participated in the enterr!'jPct the debC'nture plan hy a of Vols_teadism. Last week they killed land. They got their plane to Heyk- tamment at the eighth ai:mual Utah 37¥.. West 2nd So. THE PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO flm>rort .hie margin and accept the an apparently 18 West 2nd South, Salt :Lake City ·utQ.h innocent citizen at In- jaYik and last week made three ·at- Strawberry day celebration . . As a n~r-·e rt>port. Tllere app!'ared to ternational Falls, Minn., and a young tempts to fly from there to Green- part_ of the program, George L. Smith, TRUSSE.."' ' '. Elastic Stockings, Abdominal Supporter no doubt that the s ...nate also would man at Detroit whose companions ad- land but were driven b.ack each time president of the chamber of commerce Maternity Supporters. Invalid Chairs a, Crutches, Cane:=~. ' the report of the conference mit he and they bad been trying to by rough weather. The a':iators, in the morning presented the city with Surgical Instruments and Hosp!ta.l Supplies. the house had rejected the dea Plot of ground adjoining the city run a boatload or liquor from Can- Ahrenburg, Floden and Ljunglund, 337 So. Main, Salt Lake City, Utah lure a vote ot 2:i0 to 3. For Pool Tables and Supplies and anythmg 1D ada. Drys in congress took the op- ar_e trying to establish a new air :park on the north, purchased by the Opposito Postoffice The mokt Interesting featur ot the portunity to denounce the activities trade route between Europe and the chamber of commerce to augment Show Cases and Store Fixtures· worlc writ• the city park. It was accepted by r was the outspoken threat of of prohibition officers and Representa- America. Lenses· Artificial W. L. WETHERBEE Mayor Frank B. Newman. :l.tor Broold1art of Iowa that a tive Clancy of Michigan demanded an Duplicated Eyes IS W So. Tea~ple • Sale Lake Clt7 rd or "flrogresslve" party would investigation of the Detroit case, but LEHI-Hogs on Utah farms were ter Into the congressional ca paign after a trip to that city he said the GALVESTO~'S international "pagWATCHES ....atd allltmds ot J· ..~lry eant of pulchritude" came to an e~timated, on January 1, 1929, as num- Scientific Eye Examinations DJAMQND~ year and the Pre~identi cam- s b oo,mg • "' 50c 011 th~ Doll4r t" was justifiecl. Representa- end with the awarding of the title bering 98,000, compared with 75,000 Buy l•our Diamond now for Christmas. Will send l!,"D of J032 if the dehentur were th·e l>'loren<'e Kahn of Send us your broken glass for repairs. to your bank for free inspection-no obligation. California ln- "1\Iiss Universe" to Fraulein Lisl. Gold- In 1928 and 60,000 in 1927. Inc! u <IC'd In either the farm blll or troduccri a hill in Work returned same day. THE CAPITOL JEWELRY CO. the house directing arbeiter of Vienna, Austria, the young FILLMORE-Total farm receipts C2 East 2nd Sonth Salt Lake ctty new t:lrJ ff bill. IJe assert!'d the the trensury to pay $25,000 to the less total farm expenses on 22 farms governess being adjudged the most rathN th:m the senate was dependents of every pcr!'on "wnnton- beautiful of all the contestants. Miss in eastern Millard county during 1928. blame for delays In obtaining farm ly or negligently Keep your mone:JI in the West and Buy killed by any pi·o- Irene Ahlberg of New York was averaged just $700, according to the lation. 167 Main Street hibition otncer not acting in self de- named "llllss United States." The af- findings of an economic survey ot the hearings were bCj-nlll by the fense." Other congressmen urged SALT LAKE CITY te finance committ¥, o.nd Senator that the trea~ury forhld the use of fair did not come of!' without a small county made under the direction of Rooms, Sing1e Without Ba.tb, per day, $1 to 11.25 !'Y iones told the senate t his firearms by dry agents, but Seymour scandal, for '.rhedn Delrey, "Miss Tul- the extension service of the Utah Ag- Rooms, Double Without Bath, per day, 11.50 Work Clothes manufactured by Rooms, Single With Da.th, per da.y, fl.50 to $2.00 should be speeded up with a view Lowman, assistant secretary of the sa," who was selected for ninth prize, ricultural college. The report or the Rooms, Double Wltb Bath, per da.y,f2.00 to 12.50 PYKf. MfG. CO., Salt LakeCIIy,Uiab com9let!ng- the el"!actment of the treasury in charge of all prohibition was accused of being really the survey as to the eastern end of the All Depot Street Cars Pass the Hotel atlon early in the fall, anrl there- enforcement ag-encies, sold this could "Miss Houston" of two years ago nnd county has recently been mape public, BLDG. CARAGE --- congress should recess for only not be done. He declared that agents therefore Ineligible as a former cQAoo from the office of Morgan Fj. McKay, KEARNS Opposite Little Hotel. FIREPROOF. W. N. U.. Salt Lake City, No. 25-1929. aounty agricultural agent. } testant. e-==--===-=-----------=--1 i.UU1mu,w~ WS REVIE~ OF URRENT EVENTS -------------------------DD8hin R pal';; c§iac;j;.".=S You Must Wear Shoes ., ., ., ., • B ·tJse;AIIen's Foot=Ease Salt Lake City Directory _,....~--~ . . . Dr. C. 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