Show s j- Jr 0““ ' THE GARLAND IP News Notes:: lf PriviUg fo Lin Li Utah 8ALT LAKE— Using the waters of Great Salt lake the plants ot Utah produced more than tone ot refined salt during 1920 LOGAN— Utah produces enough milk each year to make an eraporaied unbroken line of cans over the route ot Cblonel Lindbergh's flight from San Diego to Paris UTAH — State highway construction and maintenance cost 127975625 during January according to the monthly statement leaned by Auditor Iror AJai Maintenance $61102 58 required travel $168 37 $176303 equipment salaries $3623 and the balance for — construction of the Utah PROVO — Stockholders assoPoultry Producers Cooperative ciation received $11000 In dlvldeos C C Edmonds announced recently dividend last year The manager About amounted to $7000 he said 2977 producers shared In the dividend which waa In addition to others that '" have teen' paldforeggsand poultry RICHFIELD —Arizona has bestowed the name ot Grand Canyon bridge upon the giant structure that epans the Colorado river at a point si miles to aouth of Lee's Ferry according James J Davis news reel photograthe pher who has Just negotiated Grand Canyon bridge road from Flagstaff Aria to Richfield Utah SPANISH FORK— Jacob A Jlanson It C Swallburg manager president U Ml Banka vlco president and G Vers Hayes secretary of the Utah they county livestock show announce will be aaslsted In putting over the sbow this year by the same workers who made It a success last year Plans The fair sre at present Incomplete will be held March 27 28 and 29 SALT LAKE— About 50 tons of Utah Lake carp and suckers will be canned for nse as flah food under the terms of contract announced recently by J state fish and game Arthur Meecham The carp apd suckers comtnlastoner ars seined from the lake and canned The Utah as food for small trout fry Canning company contracted the work at 5 cents a pound' than 1000 books MONROK—More have been contributed to the Monroe high school by pareut and patrons ot this school district toward the making of a school library The process ot cataloging the books Is progressing and will be completed In about another week according to Principal C A White The library will then be opened for the benefit of the students of lbs school CITY— During December CEDAR and January 6387 pounds of alfalfa leaves saturated with strychnine solution have been fed to the rabbits of and Kano Bosver Iron Washington counties by John E Blaztard district agricultural Inspector with the assistance of La Mar Price county agent of Beaver Walter F Smith agent In the respective counties and In some cases the Boy Scout organisations UTAH— United States treasury warrants In the amount of $1569539 were drawn by the stats road commission Monday for use on foderal nld and Tor federatv6catIonat edOn the amount ucation In this state drawn $658286 Is to be uned on the road from Harrisburg bench to Anderson's ranch in Washington county and $891289 goes to vocational education it waa announced PROVO— Trafilo through Provo canclosed recently yon was completely ss a result 'of two snowalldos that cams down recently at Ferguson's snd Bridal Veil Falls about one hour aparL The latter la said to be one of the biggest slides that ever esme to down Into the canyon according ot observers Tbs huge mountain saow covers the msln highway to a ft ot 600 feet for 35 depth nearly ot — PROVO One ot the high spots convention of the Utah the Horticultural society and Its various was the talk fcy J W subsidiaries Glllman of Provo bench reviewing the Mr Glllman “apple deal"! ot 1928 has one of the largest orchards In the state and a large storage plant It la claimed for him that he ship the largest amount of apples ot any grower lie Is idso president of the state beet producers’ cooperative SALT LAKE —Snow forecast by official weathermen arrlvtd on time In Salt Lake and gave the city Its greatest depth of the year After the storm had subsided three Inches of new snow had fallon brlngtng the total The storm dedepth to ten Inches 2 scended on the city at a m Saturday and after falling heavily It stopped alThereafter most abruptly at 11 a m the sun emerged from the clouds and did auch splendid work that by ( p &U only 85 Inches remained on the ground UTAH — The annual winter warfare on magpies and other 'predatory birds and anlmala started Monday with the purchase by the state fish and game ot 200 ounces of specially department according to J Arprepared poison commissioner thur Mecham thousWASHINGTON— Twenty-twand seres of unreserved and land In San Juan county Utah and will be opened to homestead land entry on February 21 at the federal land office In Salt Lake City anthe department ot the Interior nounced recently v TIMES Speedy Youngster Training for Kentucky Classic “world’s premier bowler" makes no secret of bis success as to ability In making big scores and a feature JIMMY Is the Instruction and bints of vsst Interest entertainment to beginners In the game Last season “Jimmy" aa he Is known to thousands of howlers alt over the country traveled 19000 miles from const to coast anj north and south In his tour and In that long exhibition Journey bowled on In one night stands making so average all kinds of alleys frequently by any athlete score well above 200 pins — a feat unparalleled One great secret of bis success ke says Is the avoidance In use of shoes lie has devised an elk shoe whleb obvluted the sudden checking of speed at the foul Una It Is the abrupt stop In the slide with rubber shoes that tires the that has caused bowler and Is very apt to Induce a several old champions to quit the game as to which Is better— to play the spot In the universal argument st the starting point on the alley or the one three pocket Jimmy advises that when the hall leaves the hand the eye should he npon the pins He Buys his great success In all his bowling ind on all alleys has been a short hook from the Smith ' The main thing he snyg Is to the head pin Upon what are commonly called trick alleys those upon which some few become very familiar— Smith who has an uncanny way of "flinllng” alleys— from the hook to a switches straight ball 'tut nlwsjs from the u hit comer"' In this method he recently defeated an average of 27) pins for 10 games and In Deuver last seaJimmy made an average of for 30 grimes Asked about s change In the gutter rule which made a depth of 8V4 Inches at the pit Sniltb said be did not think It would reduce the scores of the stars rC 0 son Jimmy Smith New Swim Champ t'urnera said to he In France Is British heavyweight the biggest mnn to ever box Rummy Mandell Is counting on defending his lightweight championship times during 1929 five ‘Goggles” Mcl'ory Is the only rider In who wears America spectacles In the saddle while performing Spike Webb must build almost a having team at the Naval aend Most of the stars graduated new emy Wlih a seventh place club the New ns with Wulter Johnson ark Bears ninnuger drew 2SOOOO fans last sea son When we learn that Yale’s football receipts run over $1090000 there nothing to do but build bigger and bet ter stadiums hnS reBud Taylor ring veternn tired to the stable of boxers he is as sembllng around Terre Haute Ind his home town traded by the Cubs Socks Selbold In the Hornsby deal the Braves won 22 games for Rendlnb while be was losing but eight to seasons of cross In the Big Ten country competition runners of Wisconsin the University times were first eight In With the passing of Ethel from the amateur swimming world It may be said "The king Is dead — long live the king" for ready to take ui where Ethel left off Is her teammate Mary Lou has al Mary Lou Quinn ready established her right to a place the leaders of the country among but at' the Illinois Woman's Athletic club they firmly believe that she has not commenced to touch the perform ancea of which she Is capable Dietz Veteran Gridiron Coach Now at Haskell William U (Lone Star) Diets former Carlisle star has been appointed hdad fool hnl coach at lliyikell Instl tute succeeding John W Thomas resigned The new Indian mentor last season coached the undefeated Los Angeles Athletic club eleven and the season before was first assistant to Gtenn (Pop) Warner nt Stanford university was Sloua Diets who Is tackle when named as an he played with Carlisle In 1911 From 1913 to 1917 lie coached Wuah Ington state college winning the l‘s clflc Const title two of his three sea sons and being runner up the other' In 1913 he coached a team of Mare Island murines champions of ill werv Diets went to I’urdue as Ice elevens head conch In 1921 and the next two seasons be coached Louisiana Poly From 1924 to 1927 technic institute of he was coach at the University Wyoming Dundee Is Barred From Fighting in Louisiana Mike" Dundee Brooklyn “Midget from was suspended bantamweight boxing In the state of Louisiana when he flatly refused to enter the ring lo the main event at Monroe against Url Flowers Arkansas scrapper an W C Feaxel Commissioner his susiienslon Immediately nonneed after Dundee reported to Promoter not Bobby Manxlel that he would meet Flowers claiming that the Ar kansas boy was overweight The club physician’s card Showed (hat Dundee Flowers by one pound outweighed UTAH ROGUISH EYE TO Power From Sea Idea GO AFTER DERBY of French Scientist Finds Hook From Corner Is Best corner GARLAND twenty-tw- Close to 8000 horses faced the bar Tier In this country during fche 1928 more tliun ever lefore In season American turf history The American association organized yeurt sgy Is the only baseball league that has remained In taet since Its formation After two seasons of trying to put the DetroB Tigers In a position to get Mr Morlarty Is returning somewhere to the compnrutlvety soft Job of umpiring Roaming over the pastures of tho Ky breeding farms near Lexington are munj brood mares which are blind The progeny of these thorturf history shows have oughbreds made envluhle records One of the greatest race horses that ever went to the post on the American turf was ttoamer whose mother was lie raced In the East totully blind world’s records several established and has a place In the turf hall of fame writes Paul lllrtensteln In the Chicago Dally News Roguish Eye owned by Aid John J C ughllu of Chicago Is also the Roguish Eye son of a Blind mure ran second to Marshall Field's High Strung In tiie $129(100 Belmont "Futurity at Belmont Park racetrack and trained for the Kentucky Is being derby next season which will be run May IS Blind mares are not uncommon on With advance age breeding farms the sight of the animals becomes Usually one eye goes wrong paired lost Is vision In lime the other's and love their Breeders of thoroughbreds animals They would not think of de stroylng any of the mures which hap care takers t& blind Special go pen are provided for these afflicted brood mares There are scores of race horses blind In one eye at all tracks thjt Many of the compete for honors speediest sprinters can see out of only one optic that With the official announrment' the 1929 Kentucky Derby will be run ut Churchill Iowns May 18 there are rnuny ellglldes which will be nominated for the $30000 purse at one mile and a quarter to Alder Roguish Eye according mnn Coughlin will be among the nomlie also Intends to send Karl inees Both horses are In Eltel to the post at Churchill their winter quarters Downs High Strung is among the potentlul If this for the Derby candidates trains on Chicago owned thoroughbred he will no doubt he both the choice and favorite on the day of the big race of Cubs Will Always Be “Bush” Leaguer Guy Bush In one sense of the word Guy Bush the Cubs’ pitcher with the windmill windup will ulwuys be a "buslier" lie Is one of these fellows who are alwuys nonessentials worrying over trivial IBs one big ambition In life Is to knock the hall over the left field wall He would the hatting practice during rather accomplish that than win forty He’ll come up and say with gnmes “I feel all right utter seriousness: I never I'm about my right weight felt better In my life but don’t you think my neck Is a little tub thin? I can't seen) to do anything for It" It's no joke to him either He's In fact serious about It perfectly lie's very serious about everything" Champion Indians Sign Penner of Texas League The champion Indians of Indlunap oils closed (in Important baseball deal of Kenneth I’enner In the purchase star pitcher of the Houston club of He is a right the Texus league hander Penner who Is thirty years old has been with the Houston club for three yenrs and last season he had a record of winning twenty gamea and losing elgliL In his three years at Houston he Von a total of fifty ‘seven gnmes an unusual record In any league to Joining the Houston Previous club Penner played with clubs In the Pacific Const league and the Western league Pilot of Cagers What Will moNewest source of power Is tor that derives Its energy from the difference In temperature of sea water at the surface and deep down It does not require very great depth to produce a difference of 35 to 40 degrees and such a va rlatlon Is as valuable for power purposes ss water falling 800 feet explains the French Inventor Claude who la developing this new form of Near Havana he hydraulltf power will build a plant to demonstrate t9 scientists It can be done He sayl his Invention Is capuble of completely transforming living conditions In the tropics a to Islands and you do where sen coasts When ijour ronl and falling water are not availAll this able for power purposes scheme but sounds like a It Isn't safe to laugh at anybody these quick changing days— Cupper’s Children Ciy — for It “ WeoTvly “Sunny Spain” Country of the Imagination We are always herring of "sunny Spain” Southern coastal Spain Is naturally sunny and semitroplcal but a large part of Spain U a high tableland flunked by lofty mountains and the people know what It Is to suffer from cold— especially since fuel Is exceedingly scarce It Is dllllcult to write of Spain In general terms because not all Spain Is alike There is scarcely a statement that can he made nbout southern Spain which would also hold true for northern Spain The Spain of the mountains Is one Spain and the Spain of the coasts another The Spain of the stage and the movies Is a wholly fictitious Spain All Spain Is rapidly changing— trying to snap out Its old lethargy trying to live down Its reputation for laziness etc — I’athflnder Magazine British Army Veteran Newnham a of the Crimean war lives Ohio Mr Newnham says that he Is one of a very few surylvors of that war who received the personal care of the fumous nurse Florence Mr Newnham Is active Nightingale for a man of his age and in addition to being nhle4 read “without the use of glasses he makes a daily trip to the post office to talk over the news of the d iy— Indianapolis News There Is hardly a household thaf nusn't heard of Castorla At least five million homes are never without it It there nre children in jour family there's almost daily need of Its com fort And any night may find you very thankful there's a bottle In the house Just a few drops and that colic oi 4s relieved or dlarrltee constipation checked A vegetable product a buby ’etnedy meant for young folks Castorla is about the only thing you have ever heard doctors advise giving to Infants Stronger medicines are dangerous to a tiny baby however harmless they may be to Good old Castorla ' Remember the name and remember to buy It It mny spare you a sleep less anxious night It Is always ready always safe to use in emergencies or for everyday ailments Any hour of the day or night that Baby becomes fretful or restless Castorla was never more popular with mothers than It Is today Every druggist has It Robert veteran nt Holland For Piles Corns Bunions Chilblains etc HANFORD’S BALSAM OF MTRRH deafer salted bdt for first bottle If Boner When Benjamin Franklin recommended a plan for daylight saving more than 130 years ago the ldeu wus ridiculed PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM BornoT - A toe and for nso In FLORESTON al connection with Parkers tir Balaam Make Uio 60 cents by mill or at drug hair toft and fluffy Batchogoe N giaU Hucox Chemical Work Bad Wreck the constitution may follow track of a disordered system of r Palline Dandru topt Raetoree Color and and Faded Hnb at Dnirvlrta T 1‘atchogue Beeotr to Gray f the impure blood or inactive liver Don't run the Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Disrisk covery is an alterative extract of herbs and roots that drives out impurities — act on the liver and your When you’re debilitated weight is below a healthy standard you regain health and strength by using the it builds up the body “Discovery" Mn H Riley of M Route B Arapahoe in a Choose a Profitable Learn tha Beaut? 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