Show GARLAND THE HARD TO LOOSEN ERROR’S GRIP ON v TIMES GARLAND UTAH ” Rotation Plan to Foil Chinch Bugs torn POPULAR BELIEFS a— Two eminent scientist at Atlantic City taking stock of the state of knowledge catalogued "eight popular beliefs that are not true" thus : "A child Is Influenced by what It mother sees or thinks before the child is born birth marks are 'caused by what a mother sees or touches before her child Is born la former times the average length of human life was much longer than bow fat people always are good natured mental disorders are caused by overstudy children of first cousins though of good parentage are likely to be feeble minded heavy growth of hair on a person's limbs sad chest indicates great physical Imof the evolution theory strength from plies that men are descended apes” This list of beliefs unbased In fact Is particularly Interesting because each of Its items Is a venerable of the human mind None of these widely accepted errors Is of recent origin none of them arises from the llfq of today even the youngest of them that concerning the theory of evolution Is of a considerable age and all of them have been contradicted by authority time and again Tet they persist In vigor apparently and there Is no sign that unimpaired any of them la giving ground under the Impact of denial A belief once accepted by the population at large has more lives than a The earnest IndiUtter of kittens cator of sound doctrine who attempts to dislodge it undertakes an almost Nor does this mean hopeless task that truth Is mocked The untruth Is dressed simply often picturesquely the exceptional circumstances that seem to support it are vividly related and remain In the memory while the growth of truth Is likely to be a drab garment stitched with If and buts— New York Sun War oa Bobbed Hair Is trying to persuade Germany young girls to grow their hair and wear It In plaits In order to help the ribbon trade Nearly a thousand schools for girls art displaying posters 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there She knew that three hundred feet of space hung blue and clear beneath her that the azure and still sky cupped serenely above she endured with her mouth set and her dark eyes flaming upward at the face which topped the mesa’s rim This was a man's face young and lean and weathered as the land shout a face wild as a hawk's with long blue yes that watched her painfully Moreover It was a drunken face— or It had been ten minutes ago Now It was sobering fast and there was sweat at Us temples “Let go with one hand — please —an' catch th’ rope" Its owner begged “for th love of God “Leave God panted thinly !“ out “A of It!" the girl lot you know about him I" “Then for your folks mlsa Haven’t who'd you got some folks somewhere break their hearts If you— If you — felir have — a brother who'd kill you If he knew" "I'd give him th chance Only catch th' rope I'll It's a little pulL have you up here In e minute" “For what?" she asked bitterly The man groaned “For your life — an' your safety” “You give me your word?" Will you take It?" Tee "I wllL Swing that loop to my other Shoulder Tm With of a the expert precision trained cow band the man swung the With a loop around her allm body sweep of her left hand the girl caught It let go the bare root of the dead plnon pine stump on the rim which had saved her and swung clear Hand over hand the man raised her the scant ten feet which had separated them and pulled her over the edge of the cliff Together they roRe to their feet and stood looking Into each other's which preeyes with tragic tenseness cluded speech Then the man stooped and picked wide hat the and timidly up girl's held It out to her She took It without I word set It on her dark head brushed the white sandy sift of the from her shirt and riding breeches and watched him catch her horse and lead It hack She took her rein and swung up In her saddle' her lips set In a tight line In that tense above her firm chin silence she leaned to the start when bo caught her horse's bit "1 — miss” he said thickly “I want to— to say that ! ain’t ever felt go bad In my life I've done a lot of things that wouldn't bear fight but nothin' so bad as thla I never made so big a In Judgment In all my days mistake an' there ain’t no excuse I can offer I Just — Just didn't know a woman lived who’d rather die than — than—" “No?" said the girl like a rasp “You've got a lot to learn then Now get out of my way" She lifted the rein again leaned In her saddle and the tall black horse beneath her leaped to his stride from a Handing start Across the high mesa she went like a streak of flame her scarlet ahlrt against the blue iky making a Ore In the aptrlt of the man who stood watching her When he could no longer hear the sound of her horse’s feet sliding In the loose stone silt he stooped and picked up his own hat For a long time he held It In his two hands taring at It unseeing Down on the sandy levels the girl gave her horse hla head and sailed away toward the north and eusL Two hours later she rode Into the patio of her brother's ranch bouse and swung off with the last feet thunder of the "That was a pretty piece of horsemanship Sonya" said a man's voice llow long have “quite spectacular you ridden like that?” Rod! hello "Oh don't Why know Ever since I've been In thla 1 guess— five years now It’s' country land that make for flight and aide “Sure gestures" 1 You've been gone an uncon“I see Where've you been?" time scionable There's "Over beyond Chee wash t sick woman In a hogan and I’m afraid ahe's going to die" A shadow passed across the girl's face darkening It for a moment “These Indians are so pitiful Rod And they are ao patient so hopeless to poor They make me fairly question destiny sometimes" Why bother your dear "My darling What’s one Navajo more or head? less?" “I wish you wouldn’t talk like that “If you Rod" she said earnestly do you couldn't knew them like grant They are a lost people that and they you who know they are lost are going down to oblivion like a gallant ahlp with Its sails set and flags You don’t understand Rod" flying “No” said the man getting up and Neither coming toward her “1 don't t only understand that do I want to your absurd devotion to them la keeping you from me and from your rightful place In life" lie stooped and klsed her gently “Go wash and rest a bit child” he Lila (aid “you look rather tagged la In the nursery with Itnba and Serge U out on the range somewhere Bald he wouldn't be In till night" “I guesa ! Sonya All right” I’ll take your Dona Service advice Co I am a Ino little tired" She rose and entered the deep house a cool place lta walla laid up of flat stones chinked with adobe mud Its bare floors bright with Indian rugs loved her brother’s Sonya Savarln hla 'ftlfe hla child and himbouse self best fcf alL For live years she had lived wltn them In this lone land of cactus sand and sunlight and It seemed as If a band tugged' at her heart whenever she thought of leaving them She had thought of that gravely the last year Of New York and Rodney Blake and all they stood for— convention and affluence and what the world called life It had been a year on the of next month since she nineteenth bad promised to marry him Rod wa a the aoul of gallantry and had made three trips to Arizona In that time alwaya urging her to come away with him to give up her work and alwaya ahe had put him off a little longer Not that ahe wasn’t fond of him Who could fall to be fond of him with hla good looks bis smiling And he wa Serge’s closest friend But how from college Dated day could ahe give up her work here among the people whom she had learned to love and who needed her and her skill so badly? Wasting herself Rod said If ahe must practice medicine why not do It where the results were valuable among folks who counted where she could make a career for herself Id her chosen field? These thought passed through her herself of her mind as ahe divested dusty riding clothes and bnthed In the low pool In one corner of her room where the living waters of the spring Tho Man th Tall Loan Vandal of Saddle and Spur Who Had Ridden Hor Down to tho Meta's Edge ran softly wall In a door pool to leave horse and through and out under the A treasure this Inpipe A blessing It would be hard her along with Darkness Lila and little Bubs Yet aha had come near aa a breath to leaving them three hours bark and had not given them a thought There had been no thought In her when ahe flung her body out of the arms of the man who held her and over the edge of Lone Mesa— only the terror of conquest the high tierce flare of t fury at defilement which has filled the heart of woman since crea- tion She had essayed death as Instinctiveand had ly aa ahe drew her breath The man the done It on the instant tall leuu vuudul of saddle and spur w ho hud ridden her down to the mesa's edge ond lifted her bodily from Darkness' bark came back tn her vision aa he had couie again and again on the ride home In the patio with Rod She could see the long blue eyes of him wild with Inner fire under their sleepy look They had large pupils under lashes and they their were tierce and cruel awlft eyes that could change In a second from one vita) expression to another She had seen them change lustautly when ahe looked up after the sliding fall over the rim tne lotting cutch of her clutching hands In the pinoo roots From that promising sleepy wildness to wide shock llad seen them Uteri ally sober themselves from dementia to anguished sanity Strange eyes Beautiful evep In their beastlike There bad been no cruelty A wave of the mercy for her tn them cold terror of that moment went over her followed Instantly by a burning flush ol anger “I’ll take my pound ot flesh from him for this" she told herself through tight lips "If "It take oie the rest of If a free citizen of my natural life this country tau't ride la safety HI know the reason why” Then she finished dressing and went out to where Lila dark Serge’a longhaired golden wife put the finishing touche' on the table Tor the evening meal They were a striking foil for each other Sonya and her one so tall and dark and vital full of brow above her dusky eyes sinuous la her movements the other small and fragile as a flower a fair thing to look at to know They were close as a band In l(s glove these two A tight against the conspiracy crown Serge sometimes told them himself But it smilingly meaning ws a conspiracy of love and loyalty which that aervice dear apd only love 'engenders and he 'knew" It It had served him well for things had not been too easy on the ranch In the sagebrush country where Serge Savarln ran hla flocks of sheep and women can hold up the hand of men when the water of circumstance become too deep These two had waded with him Frail leaning In against his shoulders Lila had carried hla child too and Sonya had stood by at Its deliverance That had been three years back and be knew In his heart that If It hadn’t been for their strong courage he’d have But he bad been ashamed given up to quit and times were better now The flocks had become herds He had ladlans with them la camp all over the sage "Hello Sonya" said Lila “How’s Two fingers’ wife?” "Bad" aald Sonya “I’m afraid I’m to sweet lose a her She’s going thing too pretty and young Two babies The patience of these Indiana la pathetic She whispered to me that If she had to go away why sorrow? It was the common lot" "Poor creature" said Lila her eye filling “What more can you do dear?" a mors I’m going little “Ouly very back early tomorrow and stay with her till the crista passes" "If she dies" said Lila “what will become of the babies?" “Two Fingers hat a sister over In Long Ruins Maybe she'd take them I'd hate to see them go Into the schooL They're ao little and so wild — like baby qualL They need a woman’s love not s routine" Lila sighed and looked at Baba through the open door “This world Is hard on children — and women" she said "and only a man’ true love redeem It" "And here comes one of the crusader now” said Sonya nodding her black head toward the northern sage "Serge" pink flush spread quickly up unHer blue eyes der Lila's fair akla crinkled at the corners Alwaya the sound of her husband's coming brought of Joy to sight upon this phenomenon her face A little later he caine In from the back patio scrubbed and shining hla riding clothes brushed free of the day's sand and dust his dark face burned by sun and wind A handsome man was Serge Savarln taller than Sonya showing his Russian blood In the bold contours of his face the Are Id his black eyes the slowness of his movements He kissed Lila with a long kiss smiled at Sonya "Whew I" he said “Sure Is good to get home" Rodney Blake came In his bands la the pockets of his "This Is the darnedest family” he complained grinning "Here am L a guest under Its roof and I've twiddled my thumbs all day waiting for It to see I’m around" “Now Uod 1" aald Lila “Is that nice? Haven't Rahs and paid you al) the attention possible?” “Babsl The young autocrat She’s slept most of the time and Ignored me done pretty well You've the rest the thousand things Lila considering you've done today about the house but aa for these others well I know should be highly affronted by their Some day I’m going to Indifference be no kidding" h — you sill" said “Yeah like "Come here Baba and sit on Serge daddy lap for supper” It was a pleasant meal that followed and later the small group Bat In the big patio watching the twilight march across the mysterious land In unspeakable beauty Sonya resting her head against the back sighed la sheer long chair's ecstasy of appreciation “Tired dear?" asked Rod tenderly Sonya moved and looked at him no I’m not tired "Tired? Why now” ahe said “Then shy the algh?” Just— Just drinkI “Oh don't know ing In— all this I guesa She waved her hands apart and the Iod gesture compassed the whole country with simple eloquence The mun smoking watched her with speculative eyes In which there was a glint of hardness This country and Its problems — they menaced his hope to hate them and he was beginning with a deep and Abiding hatred bands Serge was talking about th of hit sheep on Bad Ixnd Levels and Lila was asking this and that question and presently Sonya at Intervals watching the great stars come out upon the blue heavens lost th purport of their words She wa thinking of the woman tn the lowly hogan beyond Chee man who wash and of the loved her In his silent fashion and her heart was sad and heavy with her fear for them And then upon their superimposed pathetic tragedy she saw agalu the sky beyoml Lone Mesa rim and the tn wild fair face of a man sobering bewilderment and anguish She stirred In her chair and Rod Blake tojuchdd her hand "Eh?" she said startled TO B® CVN'TtNTL’D Why Surgeon Are Buay It Is estimated nnre than a rrHIto are performed In Mu I'n operation ed States everv jee Sally Sez Locate Leguipe Crops So as to Isolate Small Grain Corn and Grass L Lu ment field Chief at Soil ExperiUniversity ef Illinois Service with the heaviest chinch In the ever recorded bug Infestation history of the state Illinois fanners should consider revising their rotations as s means of partially protecting their 1034 corn crop By this Is meant the location of leso as to gume Crops la the rotation Isolate the small grain corn and grass fields where the chinch bugs are prone to breed and feed It baa been proved that legumes are distasteful to this Insect pest and separating the bug's "favorite" crop with legumes Is suggested as one of several control measures Furthermore the addition of one or more legumes will Improve the fertility of the land on which they are grown A rotation supplying this dual purpose may consist of corn oats corn and soybeans clover In this case not only Is 00 per cent of the farm In legumes but 80 per cent Is In cash crops One crop of corn Is set off between two lecompletely gumes which In many cases will prevent serious damage from chinch bugs The fact that the oats field will have a spring seeding of clover may deter of the Insects In rapid multiplication this crop If the clover gets a strong early start When wheat la grown with a maximum of corn a rotation of corn corn beans wheat can and clover be planned An Important feature of this la that the small grata combination Is which crop always the early breed Ing ground of the chinch bug is Isolated from the corn crops by a legume on either side With a good growthy spring seeding of clover Id the wheat this crop Is not susceptible to the bugs Where a rotation of corn oats wheat and clover Is followed a protective revision would be to substitute soybeans for the oats This would carry the Isolation advantages of the wheat rotation above and with a good stand of clover In the wheat would keep 75 per cent of the land In the growing sealegumes throughout son By A Aset WNU Threatened New Strains of Alfalfa Culture Being Developed Three strains of alfalfa nodule bacteria capable of fixing more nitrogen and producing a somewhat greener color In the leaves of the alfalfa plant have been added to the stock from which the Wisconsin college of agriculture Is preparing Its alfalfa seed cultures These strains recorded In the lab109 oratory as pedigree numbers and 113 were carefully in tested trials last winter when greenhouse they proved to fix more nitrogen and to stimulate the production of higher yields of hay than most other strains tested Inoculation tests In these greenhouses show that while most root nodule cultures found In the Boll of fields which have grown legumes are helpful to the plant some are less beneficial or even actually harmful Before any Rtraln of inoculating bacteria Is used for the preparation of culture in the laboratories of the university agricultural college It must first have proved to be beneficial as shown by greenhouse aDd field tests TM ttanU ftfl’i pkiloMphj b one wo all i)mhI4 lean who oerrot well when Gets served well la rotor Lot's servo nr friends hy Tkat “b PATRONIZING Farmers Keep Books Nebraska farmers rapidly are aopt and accurate bookIng a systematic ing system as an aid to more businesslike agricultural methods More thnn 2090 farmers according to estimates-bthe University of Nebraska exten slon service baT started farm account books supplied them by the college of agriculture Herman Miller extension worker at the Nebraska college estl mates that twice aa many farmers an keeping book this year than did last year nrra Thors ore men? 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