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Show The Murray Eajjle, Thursday, October 24, 1929 Page Three SUB ROSA News Notes In It ' a Privilege to Live ' UTAH WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN OUR NEW HOME AND WILL BE " By MIMl Red Music other evening, I attended THE musical at a fashionable 1 LEHlIn 1928 a prominent Utah home on Fifth avenue. might check of $18,900 tell you something ubout the longfarmer received a arces. 150 on raised mule who haired trusted musician, for sugar beets la 1928 a total of 690 to their artistic appearauce to pull DRAPER them through, but I have better J3.906,-61carloads of eggs, valued at news for yon. As for myself, I were shipped from Utah points. suffered In silence most of the carl475 of A total KAYSVILLE time, until the refreshments were oads of Spanish onions were ship- served. In 1928, the But what struck me was not the ped out of Utah way the Ivories were punished genDivision of the University erally, but the way a certain girl of Utah announces. performed. She was only nineteen, MANTI Beginning Monday, Ocbut she played like sixty, and It tober 21, with three government wasn't that, either. After she bad and state veterinarians at work at galloped all over the keyboard Indianola. Milburn and Oak Creek, and made runs np and down from tutreble to buss, I noticed that she respectively, the county-widbercular test for dairy cattle in was mopping up the Ivories with her handkerchief. There was blood Sanpete will begin. More devastat- all over the white' keys. WASHINGTON The girl had played with such ion has been caused by forest fires power and with such disregard for the last summer than at any time her tender fingers that they had since 1910. Reports from the United bled all through the performance. It was no wonder that the grand States forest service show $2,657 on fire control from piano hnd to give out the music E 14 expended which the men couldn't dig out and July 1 to September 20. Weather for which the audience applauded conditions were largely responsible her to the echo. fur the greiii increase In forest A girl like that Is bound to make fires this year. an Impression upon the world a FORK Sugar beet well as the piano, and I urn sure AMERICAN harvesting commenced recently In she'll get some sort of decoration which will look nicer than the adSanpete and Sevier counties, with hesive plaster she wore after she every prospect that the harvest had played the bloody sonata. She would total nearly 70,000 tons, put life Into her work when she did double the output last year, W. H. her stuff, and the old music box Itoss. president of the Gunnison hod to take notice. Most of us think thut success In Sugar company. Salt Lake, reportmusic, literature, or business, deed. The Gunnison factory will compends upon luck, when as a matmence operations soon, ter of fact it depends upon the the With RICHFIELD opening way we put our life and our blood of the deer season, much speculaMusic Into our art or our work. tion rife among the local sportsand money are bound to come when one plays the way the girl did, for men as to the prospects of getting was like a miner who dug the "your buck" the first day of the she season. The consensus of opinion gold nuggets out of the earth with his fingers. is that the present fine weather There's a lot of tnlk nowadays will find deer well up In the hills about putting the artistic touch Into and that quick and early kills are your work, and 1 suppose It's all unlikely. right, but there's nothing that can DRAPER The Draper Develop- take the place of the human touch ment corporation, formed to sub- like that of the pianist ami carpenter. divide Into small chicken ranches A lot of our work Is o makeshift, a tract of 113 acres ny.r Sandy, a and consists In bold filed articles of Incorporation In the Ing down a job. The ones who (ifHee of the county clerk recently. get there and bust into Who's Who Capital stock of the company, which ure the guys of both sexes who are will have headquarters at Salt willing and able to Put themselves Into their tasks. Lake, is lister! at $50,000, with We have so ninny mechanical shares at $1 a share. that we are losing contraptions: UTAH Bis game hunters of Right of the humnn factor. We have Utah are cleaning their guns for player piunoB and steam hammers, one of t he best shooting seasons but we can't get away from tKe yet uttered la the slate, according fact that there must be a living perto J. Arthur Mecham, state and son behind the works. It seems to me that this sort ; :mc commissioner. Licenses will logic will work wiih the typewriter ! to 525 hunters of bull elk, as well as the piano, with the founwhil mure than G0O0 big mule deer tain pen as well as the hammer. ;.' eetfd to bo Shot by sports-in in a srnra of sections Veils and Hair Net throughout the stale. day, I saw tt picture THE other PRO iO Fruit growers of Utah mother who was snnpped. conn' v. wh.iMP orchard ar infant pit If they snapped them, in a veil and ''h Van Juse scale, are warned by hair net of the vintage of the nineIt made me smile to think ties. Inspector If. V, Swenson how the glrla used to shut themnt to si 11 or .ship any of their fruit of selves In behind all the mosquito tn the markets, as ull orchards of netting. Hi" county, InfeMed with this Well, there was the milliner's hat been placed under parked out awuy up on top of the (jii. r.mnm. ; provided for In the mop of hair, and the veil was to hold Hie thing in place. luarautiiio orders of the state de The hair net did what It could to par iu'iit of agriculture. keep the ni'.p from unswitehlng. GUNNISON The season's The Fatlmas of yesterday were a (if turkeys from Utah to eastmildest looking bunch. They had ern jyarkfts M talal more- - than little cbnnce lo flirt, wink ''i c.irl i!ul, and will brine to the would be lost behind the netting. Mat The)- miBt have spent most of their iii.pruxima'ely f l.SOOflO, time wondering whether the hat man-mr ViI!.;rds'n, assistant would stay on and the hair up. ..f ti. ftah Poultry Producers' We Flames of Youth are different rat've nMoclutlon, announced In many ways. We don't use any reently. Tin- association's Thanks-Kivim- ; gay ropes to keep the mass of milturkey pool alone will linery on top the stack of hair, but atti iiitu to rtmro than 45 carloads. trim the flowing locks, and pull the UTAH Failure of duck hunters hnt down where It will slay. When It comes to getting away l rV0 ihp r,.s mi regulations to swift start, we of the bathing Periling the (.hooting on the public suit period of our nation's history fii'MiK r round near Corlnne are miles nhead of the slow movers i: J. Arthur Mecham, state who took nn hour to dress. Then and came commissioner, to we can get there In ways unknown the slower generation. We can '' i announce ihnt shooting on to duck our way through the crowd In Is ''''H'l only allowed Sun the morning and make a sll.k getd;M i.'id Wednesdays. Hunters away when 5 p. in. rolls around. b I, .v.- !, going to thn grounds We are dressed for the rush and i a -r days have been turned the criith, Hut while we are footing up the DvChtSNE Information by column of gains, we'd better look We have possible losses. ! officers H that construe. fur any il that the older genera-lio- n of lots two hridgg and the recotv knew nothing about. Yep, we're !;. ':. a 'f atiotht.r will Immedi-- nil right when It comes to speed, nt un.lT way by the state, pep, on.l nerve. en ,, At the same time, t don't think !; road weat of Tabiona W) !! .. ii, ier Iiiirhonna river. The that Hie girls of today have lost v. r Farm creek will be 19 any real modesty fttioe they laid t... j , : with three spans, and the anlde Ihe concealment which their mothers bsd In the form of veils. Sfuaw creek will be .No, It's better and fairer to say t'' f"t ,l,r laViS. at likn foiiHtriirtlnn that we are Just as modest InwardTV jr. . ,, i.rldcs over the north ly even If we aren't so outwardly. t,r!s lnulut.no oa the Woire If womanly Modesty consists In wearing comets. telK and such dlfulen, I dou't care If we arcut Qtmt trlnpnr, the present so prim. r. 't tn in? large cnounU lo My only objection to the frank, n,r.. f hlRh water. sport costume of the day Is that kind .f attention. SHOSHONE on the grounds It gels the wrong It get the attention of the eyes, Hl" tliiulf ttrn In n.,r!h no such appeal to the ' " ''lab this summer drove but makes heart as the coMume of helples 'i'ittilH rs of paine animals out hens snd concealment In vogue ''"ir .iftf retreats toward the generation ago. The men will have to gel used to areas whlrh are direct- will see that we ar t.norsrj by traffic highways. ns. 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