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Show THE HELPER TIMES. HELPER. UTAH News Notes : OUR COMIC SECTION X a WNPEP-FU- L NI&HTS TD SLEEP a- - 1$ W0WERFOI ciai I Nil . A . i :3t S. U.) Finney Will Put Up With Snoop FINNEY OF THE FORCE is 7 - 0HMl?.PNNe- M MAN GOT ABUVES FORI Twe 1?EAL ESTATE HAS THE BEST NEWS SsCE GoT 01 i rWJ MsAAPGlUTS DOvJN ON 16 STREE- TTHEVIL PAV ME A AMD jl" V HANDSOME I! PQoFTT Jl MCG!cUDEUi . J VV ,41 experimenting at the plant the of Salt Lake Pressed Brick company with a clay of unusual excellence obtained west of Lehi in Utah county. weather MYTON the favorable conditions for the past two weeks have proved beneficial to the farmers who raise alfalfa seed. Threshing machines have been busy and the seed plants in Myton are beginning to fill up. The Uintah Basin Seed Growers' association plant Monday had received 1200 sacks of this season's crop, and the plant is running nine hours a day cleaning seed. AMERICAN FORK John E. Berg and W. C. Berg and W. C. Moley, sheepmen of American Fork, topped the market at the Chicago stockyards Thursday, when they marketed seven double-deckecarloads of lambs. The lambs brought $14.15 per hundred pounds. The lambs will be used by the Kentucky Agricultural college, which is conducting an experiment in fatening western blackface lambs in the Blue Grass state. The American Fork men will remain, in Chicago for another week to dispose of ten additional carloads of lambs. LOGAN Nearly 200 carloads of potatoes will be shipped out of Cache county this season, according to Harry C. Parker, county crop and pest inspector. At present about twenty carloads are leaving each week. During the past two weeks twenty-twcarloads of federal inspected U. S. grade No. 1 potatoes have been marketed, and another twenty carloads of commercial pack have left the country, PROVO Utah will produce approximately 10 per cent more turkeys this year than last, according to Albertus Willardsen, vice president of the Utah State Poultry Producers' Cooperative This year's crop will association. bring Utah farmers about $200,000, Mr. Willardsen says, which is larger than was realized last year, due to increased production and the fact that the birds this season are in much better conditions. VERNAL The Peppard Seed company, local buyer, has announced the following opening quotations on Its board for alfalfa seed: No. 1 $14.50 per hundred pounds; No. 2, $13; No. A premium of 5 3, $11; No. 4, $8.50 per cent over the price offered for No. 1. Uintah county will this year harvest a fair crop of fairly good quality alfalfa seed. MYTON Myton plant of the Uintah Basin Seedgrowers'association has been incorporated and a call issued for growers to exchange their certificates for shares in the company. The last fiscal year, according to a report Issued, shows a net profit above all expenses of $2800. The licw modern gravity cleaner will soon be installed. The committee on Incorporation comprizes William Michael, George E. Howells, C. A. Larsen, William Zowe and N. L. Peterson. MYTON A force of men Is at work on the bridge across the Duchesne river near Myto;i. The bridge will bo raised the same as on the north side. It will also be given a couple of coals of paint, and the base of the bridge . will be cemented. tomatoes have LAYTON Green proved the best crop this season so far for the local farmers. More than ninety cars have been shipped to eastern and southern points, one car Raising going as far as Canada. green tomatoes Is one of the largest industries in the country. d - j 1 J' Te(2I2Y OCUOEBME HA3 THEM TWO ( BoS IN COLLEGE- AMD TMQEE GlSLS VlN HISM SCHOO- L- ' SftVAPHONES iti Tccft f 1 f " f IF 01 VOUDMT SELL V WAS VOL) I V M VoCKALAV-- j! 1 S a? C ST ? o Waper lil'i 7 11 at little wwo wowt PCEXVS listen To you Tell IA OLD SEE2ESS OF VOUR CLASS WILL SORIPOOND SOME POTATO SALAD AMD A AND CALL EA3 OF THEIR wSOfJG- ACH C?UE(3 SIGN SUBSCRIPTION PAP(.0& 1 MATEI2 OFA N)El CHEM. J.A6., PATP0N12E "TME l ; MOST LIKELV Succeed CLftS's-MAT- e TO teller WWCH B008 OvS A" vjuo is TriE ViWE CITV EAMK Tuc-- CLSS i j pij I I III'1 ' Ill "TbAO-M- Ml I PLEDGES.- J Yw-fll-X iNffflH Wlilli . f i'i Jjjl - j Iff fl Ml Cj, if Mil COMrtDATif ATP Tun CLCkTi BOOS O.'-- l WS EEftOTiFUL GIFT Unio Fanny Splashes Her Oar THE FEATHERHEAD3 ''Wi I SUPPOSE YOU WOULD WANT TO GO BACK AND T5oY3 Gawk li YELLOW SUCKERS AND FUVVEC5 ;l " . y and bs Too lame from The commencemcnT I ONLY PARADE TO WATCH TUS VeveroiseS. -- j v ififll vHilii'li'llf ) o lU'' 7r4rXS y CJ rlLL-M r-- rail J i - - v- - v fi ONE Order It By Name! Flapjack stands alone abovs other hot cake flours because there is only one flapjack flflaavora can' vor that comes from the way it's bIended.Treat yourself to light and tender hot cake made from Flapjack. n a town six PRICE Wellington, miles east of Price, is held in the grip of a typhoid epidemic. More than fifty cases are reported in the neighborhood. It is the opinion of medical men here who have looked into the spread of the disease that it has perhaps been caused by the unavailability of the water supply, due to the washout of the flume at Gordon creek. The water supply of most of the farms east of Price in the valley has been affected since that time. CEDAR CITY-Offlceremony for the laying of the cornerstone of the new gymnasium at tae Branch Agricultural college will he held FriThe events will day, October 28. begin with a student body meeting at 1 o'clock, followed by a general assembly at 2, to which the public will be invited. Immediately following the general assembly the cornerstone will be laid. LEHI Establishment of an ornamental tile industry in Salt Lake, the first of its kind in the state, looms as a probability as the result of experiments now being carried on here by C. M. Wheeler, formerly of the Heinz Roofing Tile company of Denver. Although it cannot be said definitely as yet whether Utah clay is suitable for making high grade ornamental tile, Mr. Wheeler says his experiments have so far been very promising. He 0! W. S I association. the Holstein-FriesiaThe herd will consist of twelve animals, four of which will be chosen from Cache valley farms, while the remainder will come from Weber, Salt Lake and Millard counties. The herd will be assembled at the Cache county fairgrounds prior to shipping. of MOST CF ALL (Ccpyrist. THERE X LOGAN A herd of Holsteins will be shipped from Utah to the Portland Livestock show about October 25, according to H. P. Anderson, secretary NICE ANP VJARN ) pUSlNCb THE r--J REALLV tKJOV THIS SEASON OF VEAR. Privilege to Live in Utah Our Pet Peeve I It' a hwaesn "Aflxrt stands for Brtter Breakfasts' Poetic Idea Evolved in Small Boy's Mind Richard Le Gallienne, poet, was talking about poets at a reception: "I "Poets are children," he said. have known all the great poets of our time, and they were all simple-mindeYes, poets are unaffected, childlike. children, and children are poets. "One summer I visited an encampment of little country weekers slum children who were enjoying a weekend holiday in the country. It was evening, the new moon was setting, and a small country weeker said as he gazed at the western sky: " 'I wonder what becomes of all the old moons?' " 'I guess,' said another urchin, who stood beside him, 'I guess they cut 'em up for stnrs, Bill.' " Most Costly "Mike" Can't Collect Fortune Possession of the largest face-valu- e promissory note In the world Is claimed by M. F. Rossi, antiquarian of San Jose, Calif. Mr. Rossi has a parchment document whose faded Inch conveys the date, 14S0, and a promise to pay 200 gold florins. The note bears 6 per cent Interest According to Rossi's calculation, he could collect $41,172,200,000,000 on the note if the unfortunate Florentine who signed It was financially sound today. The florin Is valued at $200 In American currency. Don't blame the feed or the condition of your stock if market men grade you low and customers complain on account of the color of your butter. You can keep your butter always that golden June color which brings top prices by using Dandelion Butter Color. It's purely vegetable and meets all State and National Pure Food Laws-use- d by all large creameries for years. Its harmless, tasteless and doesn't color buttermilk. Large bottles, 35c at all drug and grocery stores. Write for FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE Wtfli & Richardson Co., Ioc Bcrlington, Vermont Watch Long in Concrete Blasting out some old concrete for a new bridge, C. DL LIghtner, lola, Kan., discovered a watch that used to make the dollar famous Imbedded in It. The crystal was broken and the face disfigured, but on winding It tbe watch went right on ticking. The concrete was laid twelve years ago. Indianapolis News. Movable Schoolhouse A rural- J FARM 200 ACRK8 FOB SALE. A snaD t J linn t.rm Klllli"! InW. U.,il. U..riiii 1.1a JSO acres wheat. Would trade, clear town LEVI ALAND, I'egmm, Idaho. property. Don't He Bald Baldnem easily cured, unheard of rcMUltn, old Indian formula worka wondern, sent postpaid On receipt of 1.00. II. Warren, 710 Lakeside So., Seattle, Wash. tEARN BARB EKING and always bo able to secure employment. Wrllo for particulars. (lOLKoa SISTta ur COLLKUK8, 114 Kag.aL bl..B.lt Lake Cllj, CUk W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. 44-19- 27. on - schoolhouse, perched runners, was built recently In the heart of a Togging camp in the Sierras near Mariposa, Calif. The novel structure, standing at an altitude of 6.6GG feet, and regarded as one of the loftiest schools In California, can be moved about from place to place with ease. Odd Cure for Deafness Joe Duree of Des Moines, Iowa, completely deaf, dropped 0,000 feet and was partly cured, but his dropping was done in an airplane and it was a treatment prescribed by several doctors. Duree's hearing was destroyed ten years ago, when he contracted Influenza while serving In the army. Doc-toadvised this remedy In the hope that his eardrums would be jolted Into sudden activity by a sudden change of atmospheric pressure. Duree plans another swoop to improve hia rs What Every Child Learns Betty You mustn't tell a lie. Jane Why not? Betty Because it's like smoking; It Isn't right to do until you are grown hearing further. up. SAY j "Royal Mike" Is the name given by the British pupblic to the special microphone used by King George of This England when he broadcasts. Instrument, reserved for the royal family, Is covered with silver wire and bears, in gold, the familiar InIt la signia of the lion and unicorn. said to be the most valuable "mike" in the world from a monetary "BAYER ASPIRIN- "- emhut Unless you see the "Baver Cross" getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physl, cians and proved safe by millions over 25 years for Colds Headache Neuritis Pain Neuralgia Toothache Lumbago Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Accept only "Payer" pneknte which contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets. Also bottles of 21 and 100 Druirrists. Aspirin If the trade Bark of Bijtl Uaoufactur of Uuuoaci'tlcaldeatcr of Salicylfcac" |