II Ay hy y Frank Francis 8 News S cl and Views regrets the road rond to Monte Mont Cristo is ls not to be com corn completed completed pitted this year car carIt If It ever er the r rd Rd ul is opened so aUto aulo can make the trip on high highto to the creat crest of ot the mountain the people of ot Ogden O den wilt will go there by bythe byth the th thousands It is ls the most mOlt scenery in rn all this part of ot Utah and Og Og- Ogden Ogden Og- Og Ogden den should find a way wily to make mako it accessible Monte Cristo would become one of ot the greatest attractions for tor tour tour- It is a a. region of ot great peaks pines pinel and wonderful panorama Six thousand to seven thousand thrift accounts have hn been opened b by school children and according to Karl Hopkins has been saved during the school chool period That is a remarkable showing the Individual accounts arc aro small email the tho total Is 13 growing s to large proportions Pennies Pennie nickels and dimes are arc ar Into tho the Institution of sav say saving savIng sayIng ing and the rivulet Is 15 bursting Its ItIS bounds Lounds and becoming a stream of ot size Children are being taught thrift an made made- to realize that even small sums ms eventually may multiply into la gc figures A friend sends us a clipping from a Tort Wayne Ind md paper describing the big bl fight tight which is fa ison ison on to save sa tho the corn crop A year ear or two ago the corn bore borer t appeared and began to destroy s Since Since- then the tho ravages of ot the worm have h c increased until all the corn bi be It is b alarmed The Pennsylvania railroad is b issi iss si s ding out a 1 special train to tour all Indiana carrying entomologists and soil soli experts from Purdue uni uni- university university er to explain to the farmers farmen how to battle battie against the borer The federal government government Is send send- inn tn in experts and tho the indications indication I Iare are the corn belt Is men- men menai ai ald ad d by tho t o borer In whatever r dl you jou O find the farmer struggling against odds In the south the cotton weevil 11 has halO disturbed him In the middle states the corn borer bo r is operating end in the tho sugar beet district the white whit fly has kept the tho farmer aw ke nights trying to find a Q way to o overcome o the tho pc pet pest t. t then hen the boll boil weevil has an anoff ano off orr o oear ear ar the planters have ha a n. yield w breaks brooks the the market When the market is I strong g tho the southern people have havo a email crop It l would be a n. day of at great grent re rc- 01 lOg ing for our farmers If they LOI Id enjoy one year of at P 1 ices Ites with bumper crops Bv Dv D the way wayS with till nil their ad ad- adv V v r r-iy r the farmers of Utah are arc fa f. f me ing the most promising season in ye ra The experts are predicting a aur aCar ear Car of ot big crops Including a n. ah ah h h. h Y y tonnage per acre for tor sugar sup but Lu I. I The Indiana Indian paper tells of at ata farmers a r setting fire tire to their corn and the dried vegetation ve of It ft r r Ir r fields tIlds for tho the purpose of fr rr log tn tho the land from Insect pests peste In a n. drive from Fort Wayne to toI toM Al M non Ohio the motorists were wre sea eo of at flames reaching to the th horizon 5 Those who made the he trip said it tt r 1 i as a reminder of ot the old prairie tr Those prairie now are aro con- con cons s d to memory but many a traveler In the old covered wagon recalls the billows of ot flames which swept through tho the grass graBs lands land driving ing before them buffalo ante ante- antelope antelope lope love and other wild animals Am rican life has changed since he I he day when there titers was a 0 frontier th tb prairie fires raged S Studying men a a. professor of ot the thet I t entity of ot Virginia has da classi- classi Mi Mined tied ned them hem as na follows tollo Cerebral respiratory muscular and digestive e and ond places s Napoleon on n In the cerebral type tyre In inthe the digestive Babe Dabe Ruth in the thc muscular and Lincoln in tn tho the res rca respirator lie He finds that th from the Asiatic plateaus came corne tho the giants of tho the tholon thelong long lon ago alto that spread p ad over o Greece Italy luly Trance and Spain and then moved mo north Into o and the channel to 10 the British isles The professor says that the tile giants S developed at high altitudes their lungs and ond respiratory pas pas- liat being true eventually th the most powerful of ot Americans should corns come out of ot the Rocky mountain r gion gioli Ina digestive e type Is described as having ba largo large abdomen large and ond teeth Tho The Jaws often otten grow Er ponderous and the double chin rolls Into the broad neck that overflows onto the thorax thorn The Continued oa on Pago lago r o Two To NEWS AND VIEWS Continued C From One abdomen hangs hanga down over the thighs The ear Is largo large and ond the size Ilze of or the parotid gland elevates tha the large largo lobe of the ear Into a shelf alongside the cheek cheekA A characteristic of ot this type was the alderman nerve a branch of or the which Is distributed to the tho lobes lobs of the ears and also alsoto alsoto to the stomach Now here Is the peculiar feature ot or the story etory After Atter eating heartily at official official cial dinners the aldermen would dip their fingers In the wine wino and rub the lobes lobea of their ears cars there there- thereby by stimulating the nerve ner and exciting the stomach to activity so that that that-it It would move the food along and they could eat as all much again That might be repeated today If the method did not n t call for tor wine There must have been some won- won wonderful wonderful wonderful g In hi the old days dus of ot the alderman nerve The last Issue of or Utah U lh Educational Educational Review Rc the official publication cation of the Utah Education as- as has on life cover page gage a springtime scene In n Ogden canyon with this quotation In th the Canyon Can Can- from Orson Or F. F F Whitney With weary Iry I ry footsteps wandering From bu busy bullY y scenes lI enu of or life lUe In non Lone thoughts with sadness rife rUe I sought the cool Inviting shade The birch bows gently threw Along the bosom of the glade glado with crystal cryltal dew Around the wild rose foliage tollage swung In summers summer's radiant green jOeen Above A oe the giant boulders hung To guard the gentler scene Before the murmuring mountain stream In silvern ern beauty be uty flowed Its breast reflecting every gleam Auroras Aurora's sun Bun bestowed Spring time In the can canyon on with Nature awakening from the sleep of or winter is II 1 not only enjoyable It Inspires meditation There Is II the murmur of ot pines with the song of ot birds the rustle of or leaves caves and tho the ripple of ot the tho i brook Fair now is the springtide Now Earth lies beholding With the ej eyes eos s of ot a a. lover lo the taco face of ot the sun lun Long the daylight and hope Is enfolding The growing green green growing acres with Increase Increase- begun 00 co