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Show BEAVER CITY WEEKLY PRESS Carlton, Editor' Karf 3. Carlton, Prop. Cora-E- . Entered In the Postofflcs in City, Utah, aa Second Class Bsa-v- er Mail Matter. 1 Subscription 12.00 a Year ALL MT8T ADMIT IT In evey community men and women hare had an opportunity now to know what Prohibition meant. They know that the debt are more promptly paid, that men take home wage that once were wasted in the saloons ;that families are better clothed and fed, and more money finds it way into the savings hanks. The liquor traffic wa destructive of much that was most precious in American life. In the fact of so much evidence on that point what conscientious man would want to let his own selfish desires influence him to vote to bring it back! In another feneration I believe that liquor will have disappeared not merely from n .. - luJJilAa )uiJvAnUJUU-J9UJllAlA- !i President Harding. t while. Where irrigation waters leave offices at Portland and ,saif that hs a crust of silt on the fields the use of'.eiDerted that bids for the materials the harrow to break it p seems ad- nd erection of the bridge would De visable. Also where irrigated alfalfa opened in July. He arranged for the is pastured it is sometimes a good purchase by the park service of sevpractice to bso a harrowo loosen up en I beams used by the state In the former bridge over North creek, on the sojl, especially if it is, When weeds and grass threat- the road up the Virgin river. This, en to choke out the alfalfa the"1ife bridge is now being replaced by a of the stand may be profitably pro- truss structure of longer span. Four relonged for a year or two by harrow- of the I beams will be used in Zion over of the construction brodge ing. The best implement for this pur- creek within fcnd near the entrance pose is the alfalfa harrow, which is to the pa'k. a modification of the spring-toot- h The park engineer announced that harrow olans are under way and advertise The spike-toot- h harrow. may be used on the lighter soils, but ments will soon bo running for the is of little use on the heavy "soils. construction of seven miles of road The disc harrow is very liable to way within the Zion national park. This will take the visitor by automoprove injurious. bile up to the Narrows and will open PLAXXEP ZION PARK IX BRIDGE ip nn area In the park that now nny be visited only with considerGeorge E. Goodwin, chief engi- able difficulty, neer of the national park service, With the construction of the bridge Rockvllle there will still be and H. T. Atkin, chairman of the it construction of some eight Washington county board of com- miles of road up the hill and to the missioners, met with the state road Mi? Plains country. For this work commission yesterday and discussed he county now has no funds availarrangements with reference to the able, and the state will endeavor to serbridge to bo built, by nd some method of raisins; the vice at RocVville, Just outside Zion H25.000 required. This road national park, from an appropria- will be abont oleht miles long and tion made by congress last session. will reduce the distance from Zion A 200-fosingle span is planned inMonal park to Kaaosh and the across the Virgin river at the point "rand esnvon by twenty-seve- n miles. to afford a more direct and quicker This problem will be presented to route from Zion national park to the CoYernor Mabey. tomorrow. The gov-ernGrand-Canyonational park, and to yesterday was attending the the proposed national monument at Tronton celebration and was therePipe Springs. Ariiona. fore unable to be present at the Subject to further confirmation by road f"" conference, Washington county and the citizens of Rockvllle, it was decided that the bridge proposed will be a built at When Scot Meets 8oet Rockrillej Instead of where the road The following Scotch tale Is one of at present fords the Virgin, on con- President Wilson's favorites : A Scotchdition that Washington county will man was strolling through the mar provide the necessary right of way ket place In Glasgow sue day and and also room for storage of mater-tat- close at his heels followed his faithful fine display of and equipment on the north side collie. Attracted by a Scot shell and other fish, the stopped of the river, and also will guarantee Ths to admire, perhaps to purchase. that the road from the end of the dog stood by, gently wagging its tall, brMgo to the present road, approxi while Its master engaged the fishmonmile, will he con- ger In conversation. Unfortunately for mately one-nastructed without expense to the perk the beastie. Its tall droppedfbr a moservice of the state. While the con ment over a big basketful of fine, live ference was still In progress the' lobsters. Instantly one of the largest commission received from David A. lobsters snapped Its claws on the tall, dashed off Dennet of Rockvllle a telegram say-In- and the surprised collie the tarket. yelping with pain, through that the elMr.ens of that counjy while the lobster hung on grimly, have subscribed $1900 to he, used to- though dashed violently from side to ward the construction of the hrldr side. The fishmonger for a moment at ihn nrotoed point. Tt Is heltovorl was speechless with Indignation; then, that this will nrsctlcallv solve the turning to his prospective customer, construction expense on the new road he bawled: "Monl monl whustle te yer do;, whustle to yer dog!" "Hoot, required. Mr. Atkln nromlso to take the nion," returned the other complacentlobster !" matter nn with the Washlnrton ly, "whustle to yer heavy-textured- ." Manure Pits Are Most Desirable OUR LINE OF To Retain Fertilizing Value to Greatest Extent It Is Best to Exclude Air. Manure pita or boxes aredeslrable for the temporary storage ot manure, These especially In towns and cities. have been widely advocate''- - but the oftett difficulty has been that manure becomes infested before It Is put Into out them, and files frequently breed inhere the boxes are emptied and. often escape through the cracks. To obviate these difficulties a manure box U or pit, with a cone trap, attached, desirable. In order to retain the fertilizing value of manure to the greatest extent It is advisable to exclude the air from it as much as possible and to HAS NEVER BEEN MORE COMPLETE. CALL AND LOOK US OVER WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS of protect it from the leaching action It Is not necessary, therefore, rains. to cover a large part of the top of the box with a trap, but merely to have holes large enough to attract flies to the light, and to cover these holes with ordinary conical traps, with the legs cut off, so the bottom of the trap will Lfjt closelyto the box. The same arrangement can be made where In large manure is kept in a pit bins two or more holes covered with estraps should be provided for the flies. of the cape Make Bin of Concrete. Manure boxes should be used by all stock owners In towns and cities; they are also adapted, to farms. The size of the manure bin should be by Individual needs, but for use on the farm It Is desirable to make it large enough to hold all the manure produced during the busiest season of the year. A box 14 feet long, 10 feet wide, and 4 feet deep will hold the manure produced by two horses About 2 during about five months. cubic feet of box space should be al The lowed for each horse per day. bin should be made of concrete. The bin may have a floor or it may be set in the ground several inches, and the dirt closely banked around the outside. For the admission of the manure a good-size- d door should be provided in either end of a large bin A part of the top should be easily re movable for emptying the box, or one On ac entire end may be hinged. count of the danger of the door being left open through carelessness, It is advisable to arrange a lift door which can be opened by placing ths foot on a treadle as the manure Is shoveled in. The door should be heavy enough to close itself when the treadle is released. Maggot Trap Deseribsd. Attention is directed to a maggot trap as described in Farmers' Bulletin 851 of the Department of Agriculture. eonntv commissioners at once n1 to Where large quantities of manure are Miss Ardath Johnson, of Milford, swirls "Mr. Goodwin within a few on a farm this method of produced made a business trip to Beaver Tuesda of the action rvf this nlan. storing the manure on a platfSrm and Mr. Goodwin Is retnrnlnr to his day afternoon for the Milford garage trapping the maggots which breed out may be more convenient than the manure bin. at REASONABLE PRICES A Chicago judge gav four speeding motorists their chcice to go to Jail or quit driving for one year. They chose the latt.r. A good precident there should be some way to detect tha speed , fiend before ho doe any d imago, and deFail-Iwprive him of the right fj drive next bes the I Hat, thing Is tu withdraw his driving privilege when re. Is found out. to dou-b'- e pnly it might be to send them a v. the thing up tall and deprive thetr of the right todrive too.. 8omvhn has to I r; b:ir tne that's eertft'.ti. Fortufately there are a few babiei hn'.nR born.! would otherwise the ponnltHor. the of account on dwindle steadily auto slaughter. ABOUT ALFALFA are." the-parK Farmers & Store Stock-growe- rs ot TO RETIRE SPEED PEMOX8 "We are not satisfied unless you And remember or gov-erne- H Day by Day in Every Way Our Business Is Getting Better and Better Our quick delivery Ib sure giving satisfaction. We have t . full line of Fruits and Vegetables, Berries, Berries Try some, Don't forget that we have Mett Specials on Saturdays. o s ' v "If It's Good to Eat, We have It." ir THOMPSON'S Cash Market Beaver City, Phone 54 tt s; the stand Is, satisfactory and tho plants are making good growth there is little to be gained by cultivating alfalfa, says the Unltee States Department of Agriculture. A light Increase in yield is sometimes obtained by such treatment, but experiments have shown that it la not ordinarly enough to pay the' additional cost, and the life of the stand is prolonged but little. If any. Under certain conditions, however, cultivation of this crop may be worth ,. So long as Tourist Cafe and Bakery WHERE THEY HAVE GOOD EATS AND NEVER SLEEP Phone 80 . When downtown and you feel tired and would like a cool place to rest a minute, drop in here and let us serve you a cold drink or--a heaping dish of ice cream, cool and pleasing with a variety of flavors to meet every taste. Install Farm Drainage SyBtem in Dry Season H. B. Koe, associate orofessor of drainage of the University of Minne sota, contends that a dry season Is the best time to install farm drain a ee avs-tema, "Farm drainage," he says, "is a preventive of drought because by opening up and keeping dear the soil pore It Increases the storage room for reserve moisture, gives more uniform distribution of sail moisture and im proves the tilth of the sou." Professor Roe gives three reasons why a dry season Is the best time to install. drainage: First, the work can be done with greater ease and more cheaply at such times; second, better work can be done In dry weather because the tUer can see what he is doing ana is not nampered by bad weather conditions; third, most tmnortant of all Is the preparation In advance for the removal of excess moisture In the wet seasons sure to follow. In summing up Professor Roe Tarm drainage prevents drouth and hi means of resisting: Its srreet n.r. fol design and a complete plan are es sential to good results in drainage which. If Installed under these fnnriL tieaa, Is an inexpensive and permanent insurance or crops against drouth as wen as against excessive rainfall." A VICTORY FOR AMERICA MOTORISTS The Crude Rubber Monopoly weakened when it came into contact with aroused public lentiment. The press of the country today reflects the determination of the American Motorist that tire prices shall stay at a reasonable level and that America must produce its own rubber. CUTS TIRE PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE red art ton In tire jsmI tube The lowered effective June 11. coat of crude rubber and the special Firestone manufacturing and distribution ad4 vantage make this possible. Kiretttone' factories are organised on a basia of large volume and effective orodue tioaa, prior coeta are down bat quality la at Stockholder workmen are dally tu ' d building many thousands of die beat tire Firestone ever produced Cord and, we believe, the leader en the snarkea today. Firestone Cord took the first four places and eight of the ten money potdtiona ta the IndlanAoll swerpMakea, May Thirtieth, without a single tire failure. a 10 1 ik. ' Get a set of these tf Gum-Dippe- Gum-Dippe- d 11 thrr purrha-e- lasamrrai Agrt-cultur- Beaver City;. Utah Faone 11 g e Gum-Dipp- ed ad Fresh and Smoked Meats key-not- w T6 Prevent Flies From Annoying Farm Animals Cords from ooe of the following dealers: NEILSEN & SON Most Miles per Dollar Co. Mackerell & Cockett Lumber department of the Michigan college, most of the soils in the state will be tested for acidity dur-lnthe next few years. Prof. C. H Spurway, of the department, has developed a process of testing by which a few drops of special solution on a maU quantity of soil placed on a piece of waxed paper will reveal effectively the acidity of the soil and Its lime retirements. As the proper amount of 11ms lo the soli Is the e of profitable farming this slmpll- wu "f inUractung effect s la the past six months. We have replaced many expen-dvbranches with warehouse. We now have 10 distributing points which are delivering Firestone Urea to the ronramer at the lowest eoat in osrr hMory. Follow the title of economical tire buying Cords equip with Flreatene learn what Most Mile per Dollar meant to you today. ma e The darkest corner in your home can be bright and cheery with the right colors in the papular wall finishes. v Phone or come in and let us tell you more. la accordance with the plana of fhs oHs Gum-Dipp-ed Cords by Increasing LESSING'S CONFECTIONERY mm Most Michigan Soils to Be Tested for Acidity Firestone Cords hare set new tandards In mileage, traction, comfort and safety. Car owners have expressed their approval of the extra value in Flmttone Guxn-Dtpp- 1M : t 10 We aaaouace PRICED SBCOXD TO NOXK East Side Camp Grow .Tw prevent files annoying cattle! pray the animals with solution ef wuuui; wmy vuw pooBu, warm water four gallons, erode petroleum one powdered naphthalia four ounces. Shave soap Into water and stir until dissolved. Stir naphthalin Into crude petroleum likewise. Mix the two so. hrUons thorooglily and apply as a tgm are uilkinc Oiae. gal-Io- r ' kf THE BEST CUTS OF TnE CHOICEST MEATS ARE THE ONLY KIND YOU GET HERE WHETHER YOU COME IN PERSON or PHONE YOUR ORDER - ' ..Gillies Bros. Market |