Show HIE GARLAND Surely Must Have Been Extreme Limit in Ctrl frank B Curran of the Department of Commerce was talking about ms recently completed road survey which shows that the United States with 301fiooo miles of roads leads the world In road mileage the world total being only 7800600 miles Too gee some amazing cars on our roads” Mr Curran said “Some re amazing for their beauty and some are like the story ‘Where did you get that car? one man asked another on a Georgia road ‘ity cousin gave It to me’ said the other man “The first man studied the car for minute Then he said: “‘You’ve been robbed? 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Why I’m getting so used to It I often feel a cravfor worms and bird seed ing On the Beach lady la the “Who Is the bathing suit?” “Our chaperon” half piece Buiineu Caller "I wish to insure iny life" “We soil fire insurance here" “Just this life— not tliut beyond” To he a considerable grand old lady requires natural majesty People who write have to read most stuff they don’t rare for Los the Angeles Boy Needed Help Leroy Young 1116 Georgia St Los Angeles is a “regular e o w” active In and at the sports top In his classes at To look at school him now you’d think he never had a day’s sickness hut tus rnother says: “When we Leroy was Just a little fellow found his stomach and bowels were weak He kept suffering from conNothing he ate agreed stipation He was fretful feverish with him and puny “When we started giving him CaliImfornia Tig Pyrup his condition Ilis constipation and proved quickly biliousness stopped and he has had no Diore trouble of that kind I have California Tig Syrup with since He Mm for colds and upset spells likes It because it tastes so good and like It because It helps him so I wonderfully 1” California Fig Syrup has been the trusted standby of mothers for over P0 years Leading physicians recomand mend It It is purely vegetable works with Nature to regulate torn and and strengthen the stomach so they get full bowels of children from tbelr food and nourMiment waste Is eliminated In h normal way Four million bottles used a year on it Alshows how mothers depend word “California" ways look for the of getting on t’e carton to be sure tbA genuine TIMES GARLAND UTAH Effective Way to Fight Quack Grass Shallow Plow Drag in Fall lfeieuied (Iruggiiu'S In the spring so a smothshould weikeu the quae er nop should eoniplele the work ltd minv persmis rely Ion iiiueh on thes smother weakening rnp without lir-the quin lie “ins A Utile cultivation Mimulitt- the quark and Is It is the continued wiose ill in none well timed wink with a smother crop to eoinplete the rout Hfter the quaik is weakened dOes the job that - Only the Highest Grade of Alfalfa Seed "Muili of ttie trouble with alfalfa hay has been due to unlmrdy seed” V Duraell Colorado Agsaid Or L ricultural college at a recent meeting He said that learn growers should where the seed Is produced before they buy It and be sure the seed la hardy He explained an for their conditions for analysis of alfalfa seed bought $9 a bushel which showed only 40 per laboratcent This seed germination ory tests proved contained as much weed seed as alfalfa seed and 32 different kinds of weed seeds The purchaser got ohly 19 pounds of live alfalfa seed and actually paid 47 cents a pound for It Feeding Garbage to Hogs Where siderable garbage Is available In conamounts It can be used as a hogs with some success Testa have shown that 20 pounds of garbage will produce a pound of grain In hogs Analyses of garbage on a dry weight basis give the following results: Protein 1518 per cent car fat bohydrates per cent for feed ash 10 71 per cent In feeding garbage Is In injurious substance present such as glass paper soap sawdust etc or tn exposing the hogs to hog cholera through the presence of rinds from hogs that had the dls ease Hogs fed on gnrhage should be Immunized against hog cholera and gome arrangement should be made so that thjectionahle substances will not be put In the garbage The enrlmge Is sometimes cooked to prevent disease It difficult for hogs to but this makes out and loave pick Injurious substances that they will not ent when It cent per The danger having some cooked Is not Bull Pens The Orange County (Va) Dairy Herd association reports that Improvement all the herd sires In the association are now hull housed In polls The bureau of dairy Industry Safety States Department ot Agrleul hire nsks “Are there other assocla (Ions that can duplicate this record?" If there are the bureau would like to hear from them This report means that all the herd sires In this association are being kept under conditions which should Insure long breeding life as well as safety for the herd owner and his family United Agricultural Squibs The smaller the keel or of a fowl the les breast breast meat bone sense and experience will more chicks to laying nge than advice of a dozen neighbors Common raise the Turning stock on pnsture before the grass has a “well established top and root gn&svth may damage the pasture and reduce the season’s total feed from It hays of good quality are They are protein and ealelum the best source of calcium and If homegrown are usually the cheapest source of prntem tegmne high In pigs with kerosene Is sog Scenting gested as n means of Inducing a sow to Adopt the young of others - In the form of butter milk fat Is In eon easily digested Is unequnled eenlrated energy value palatability flavor and vitamin content claim stu -' of nutritiondenis Most Important Apple Inset fs hod edition of Fiirm'c’ I’nltetin No 1270- F just issued mnv be oh fined free from the Depirtment of Agriculture Wa!iIngiou The a rev "1 Frequently pro! ess - — and buttle t A single may but grass temporarily cripple quack from continual sniping victory comes from than and strategy rattier heavy It llurtwig fighting according to York State College of of the New Agriculture Tim seed has fleshy creeping roots and when these roots are cut and covered with earth they sprout like so many potato eyes In uddiiion the plant grown seeds With these two ways of spreading quack grass main tains Itself persistently onte it is seed ed lie expluius The first move In the campaign Is to In the fall The ground plow shallow Is then dragged and the dragging Is enough to keep the repeated often leaves from showing Io not green disk Mr Hart wig warns for disking cuts and buries the root pieces and the quaik When the only spreads quack Is drugged often enough and no leaves appear the plants tune no op porlunlly to store food and the continued tlrnguing starve and helps The exposure weaken the to sunshine the also helps starving Get Sally Sez Fisherman National Vashinffton (J'lepured by th tfocintjr chief MILAN on Laka city of C) the region of announces Italy unplans for metropolitan derground railway system which when of completed will have a total length 60 miles The announcement follows of another telling of the completion Ml Italy’s largest railroad station in lan a huge structure which compares of favorably with the great terminals the world Italy’s first subway system and the milebiggest railway station are but of this stones marking the progress modern city which had the first public library In Europe and to the on continent was the first city streets with electricity light Its hisViewing the rich and Interesting tory of this metropolis of the upper leadership Po valley Its outstanding Its virility Italian cities among through centuries and its varied acmay be the observer complishments Inclined to give serious consideration that to the boast of the Milanese "what Milan thinks today Italy will think tomorrow" Milan in the matter of a new subway is hurrying Us plans because Rome also is planning a subway system But Rome must hesitate and discuss Underneath the streets and buildings of modern Rome are founRoman dations of ancient Imperial monuments and parts of the Catacombs Milan faces no such obstacles and will radiate five lines from the center of the city as conditions All five of the lines two of quire which will reach points 20 miles away will have stations within a few yards of each other In the Plazzo del Duomo A population of more than 3000000 people will be served by this new In every system respect and Piedmont comprise Lombardy the plains of the upper reaches of the great Po valley the Alpine foothills and the southern and eastern slopes of a large part of the alps themselves Milan on a fertile plain near the southern termini of some of the most of the Alpine passes was Important a town of considerable importance even In the dim historic days of 222 B C when it was captured by the Romans It was then as It Is today a close second city In point of papula tion In Italy Leader in Many Respects Milan early earned a position of cities among surrounding leadership a leadership however which did not go unchallenged The city has been once by a many times destroyed towns and at league of neighboring Afpther times by alien conquerors ter each destruction It has sprung up to on a seemingly firmer foundation achieve greater popularity and a more Influence from any reputation Milan Apurt may have gained as an Index to dustrial unrest It Is a leader union Italian cities In other respects deed the Milanese Insist that their city their “cupitale morale” Is the very heart nnd head of Italy's modern life nnd activity— “first in Industry first In first In municipal progress litical Importance” Even at the beginning of the Eleventh century Milan was of some Itnpor tnnee Industrially Its handicraft work ers turning out textiles arms and jew The Innumerable wars to ninth elry Italian cities and provinces weie suh jected slowed up Its Industrial even after the Introduction of the factory system but since the uni fieatlon of Italy In 1S70 and the ative political calm that has followed the growth of the city’s Industries has been marvelous Textiles locomotives and electrical apparatus are the lead Ing products and a long list of metal manufactures could be added The Industrial plants of Milan hive fairly burst the confines of the old city and many are to be found In mi merous that hive suburbs populous sprung up especially since 1W The of Milan Itself now mini population bers close to a miH'on Its popul tom Is exceeded only slightly If at all hv In ‘that of Naples and Is oindderuh!) excessjrif that of Itome Water Power Development Interesting Is the fact that all ln dustrics tn this section of Italy arc of not dependent ou the Importation Lombardi in coni nnd Piedmontese hns been turi ing more Industry n e more during recent years to the of electric power general d from the great falls and rapids of the many the streams that tumbling d wn heights of tbt Alps almost at the wall fm well known so very crowded so busy so bustling one feels there Is nothing more to be told of her Perhaps because she aeema so entirely modern because she bears so few traces of her eurller years because while her sister cities point so proudly to Etruscan to Greek to early Roman remains! she Invites the visitor to contemplate her Callwla Vittorio Emanuele one feels she does not appreciate her past It Is not so she has been literally trampled Into the dust so often she would have nothing but scars to show bnt for the Invincible courage which made her Instantly build on her ruins the foundations of yet greater things Gian Galeazzo who made the To possible did much for Milan him we owe the cathedral one of the What joy must largest Id the world have been his to see these wonderful structures growing to know that from his care they came Milan cannot hold anyone long who remembers that Lake Como Is but two picshort hours away with tures far lovelier than any that Milan’s rich museums hold The little town of the same name at the southern end of the lake Is quaint enough It looks It has p charming cathedral straight up to the snowpeaks but It Is not a place to linger choose rather some quieter place farther up the lake — Cadennabla Menagglo Bellngio Beauties of the Lakes When people speak of the Italian lukes it Is usually Oomo and Its neighbors that are meant Como which Is all Italian which la large Lugano which Is largeIy Swiss and Magglore ly Italian but there are others very tiny perhaps but also lovely Orta Varese and to the east Iseo Idro above all beuutlful Lake Garda whose upper end was Austrian So many poets have sung their charms for twenso many artists depicted ty centuries their beauties what remains for lovers to say? So much of history la sleeping In their shining wanames con ters so many nected with their shores what coul one - -- flf Garda the cities may be made to take the place of the expensive fuel for which Italy la dependent on foreign countries house for Milan la today a people rushing up and down the earth to the Alps from the Mediterranean from Venice to Como It Is so very of Otofrtphll D - f summer bring to all their mem ories? f Who knows? Which Is the loveliest? Lake Como Is the most Undoubtedly popular And does any visitor full to row across Its blue satiny sui faces to the mnrhle steps of the Villa Frieze to see the TlinrwultKcn One and Canova’s Cupid and I’hjehe? does not need eyes to know which Is the favorite The “ohV and “all’s” the sighs and silences tell It but then love is hmnortul while war Is transl ent Lugano Is quite a different lake from Como although so near— but a single roky ridge an outlying spur of the It Is great Alpine chain between with Its picturesque wonderfully steep wooded sides and quaint towns funk and yellow and mauve staged upward from the lake like galleries If there are fewer luxat a theater urious villus fewer gardens there Is more of romantic naturalness On Como one senses luxuriously jt civilization two thousand years old on Lugano one feels ageless nature’s If largely Swiss unmatched loveliness In appearance Lugano ts politically Italian — the half wild Italian wholly which recalls the ancient Celt not that which reminds us of polished Rome Lake Magglore ts almost as well known as much traveled us Coma I's Individuality Is just as strong at that of the other two to see one Is by no means to see all One imM travel ut and down It hy boat In the morning light and In the sunset glow One must make excursions along Itk shores and to the Borromcnn Islands which float so picturesquely on Its Surface's One must climb the rocky hillsides about It and get new and surprising views of Its size and splendor One must see It In storm as well as sunshine see the white snow to sharply defined ngiint the blue shy look In vain for peaks tbit are t ’'Men In swirling niavcx of mist and cloud Kama unity ‘pull Why do children get the Mumps? 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