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Show X THE HERALD. FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1922. L LL n ana reea? I t " .' - ?' ..i Utah StoEyof 2 At Geneva ' By W. H.OUN, AoneuKyra iDirecter for the Denver A Rio Gim4, Western, On the Pikes Peak Highway 3U MHes West of Heber. SPRING iCHldkiN AND TROUT DINNERS AND. j OTHER GOOD EATS ' The writer baa just toaad . oat the story ttW.A. Nuttalre dairy i-- J J uceeaa aad it carries to much of real interest and merit he wants Natural Hot Mineral Water Bath Good Auto Roads, ale read era of The Pww Herald to xems ana ioiiages. r jne jjancing ravuion ana aa aU It Not with of film. enjoy can aucoeed aa did this man in Confectionery in Connection With HoteL Matched by SBBrt.-milking cows, but, it shows that when a man inventories hit ability By Train Take Provo Canyon D. & R. G. to Heber, Utah if and his resources and then cats Our Auto Will Meet All Trains fty KequesW about to "cash is" on what he has, with tru America 'UrH. Grace and SCHNEITTER'S HOT POT RESORT AND FARM Gumptloa." b always wins; he can "f r rn-r- t eye a S aot fall, ahould ha persevere to the Route 1, Box 39. end. aa did thla earnest .maa-- i In 191? W. A. NuttaU and (amfly Cnariestottr wasatcn county, ctan. came to Provo. Utah, - This man MBRRT MAIDEN'S COW BETTT. THE THAT a a rwi fatm Hvebad previously been in "the nil wmaw -- 1 STY'S UTAHNA FAWN, a W AS SOLD TOR BEEF. jm8Twmiirif.-W i stock buslnese - to j theWasatch BATCH UNDERTAKING imountaiae to the north ef Provo. COMPANY' . He thought he wanted to aa. Into it wis to enter an untried basinesa eight years old. - She la on at Mr. Nuttall has done, make then The Hons of Economy and buaineaa and came to thistgood dis at ihat time and with win dollars for you and honor ribbut a raaall kbis year, 1922, as as trict, noted for its fruit lams, cow. inree montns sne nasi pro- bon while doing so. "Nothing sucgood achools and churches and a capital? He spent weeks studying duced in almost 5000 pounds of milk ceeds like success.'' Let's go! . Without ire make It a fine business center, with the business, the town and its possible 26e pounds butter fat. has enouch bodv to U-C- fiolnt to artexception In the Interest of the press trarpote toUft on a busi future. "His 'conclusion was. Wtar andThemade CATFISH IN SNAKE aecond Utah Jersey show, on a keen beHe career. the know ness where land, oar underas you small; cowt. services resist family bought pressure sfully held June 10, 1922, called out 24 MILLPORT, Ala., July 1. Dan takers are required. The matter of tracts land 4 14 acres adjacent I close to them. eefi the moving surfaces Jersey dams, four Chandler, the efficient, baseball proat comet eeaead with us. I to ProTO, bailt him a eerTlceablev He therefore decided to go into outstanding old and orer. In one class. pitcher for the Millport team, dem years One 48-l- b sack Patent Flour or careme $1.35 ""tat in and with on a instance house It Business out. saueeziwr endeavors upon good every then, it It arc to reader dairying im Frank As troth, field man of the onstrated that he could do other J 52.65 Two 48rlb Backs Patetnt Flour,,; the seat ferric we Judgment, - looked the situation ful manner. On bis small tract of American Cattle club, placed things as wall as pitch air tight Jersey can and to myo the family aa maoh oyer. He T found business brisk, land, adjacent to the towniHe, he 98-l- b K5.65 Blend sack Flour. Wheat One Hard He In the awards. this cliss, ball. While bunting several jflays gave at competition keen, and no real open built a substantial barn, arranged which he complimented expense One 48-l-b sack Turkey Red Flour Hys ionns a prvtecuiig win. trouble and unnecessary moat in hlgb$1.70 the river ago Looxapallta ' swamp of for the line in he felt mercantile possible. milk, any ing Miss China Princess first place near here he discovered and killed TZIZhandling tZZZ. .7a Z One 24-l-b sack Whole Wheat Flour.. ANSON HATCH ULA M. HATCH abl to enter temd arialable. Was ii he 18 ""ely holding a mammoth uoccastn snake, which cows and went to work. Mr. . Nut- - Thl 8D0W 60 lbs. Wheat .$1.20 has been feasting, on fish in shal-fotell had not capital enough to make ner own- lbs. Wheat h high fire point giyes-i- t "100 water. waa snake The Miss .Maiden the his and brought Betty Merry improvements purchase fall, i 52.35 120 lbs. Wheat (two bushels) his dairy herd and therefore he had recently ciosea maae neany to town and put on display, and uiiy to suuia up unuer in-7. . . Whole Corn lbs. , 51.70 , cloae 100 a was ...J it butter examination upon led 60 and on the fat, a the little pounds td place mortgage sc heat another of the (it.Ground Corn. . .J 51.80 Cracked lbs. or 100 Fine secure funds to buy his ! Utah County Cow Testing assocla- - found that the snake had swallowto home e reasons why you should three cowa. Although this man had to on, besides dropping two calves ed a catfish weighting . . . . . .! 52.20 100 Ibs.Good Heavy Oats rent pasture and buy all bis feed for! with, the 12 months testing period, pounds, which was dispossessed 100 lbs. S1.85 II 4 Chopped f U. Barley from its In with all body. other competition his cows, he made it pay from the II Chicken-Fee- d lbs. 100 v.WtT.'. herds under test this start. With good care his cows dairy past in We man saw a tan white Ask for in and Utah Swift's Meat lbs. 100 Always county Jersey, Scraps game him 20 per cent cream which year, $5.00 NuttaU sold for 70 cents per teto, etc! W. R. Hill, the official shoes discussing women's vanity, 100 lbs. Fine Ground Wheat $2.15 cow awarded the tester, . Nuttall You gallon. TERMS CASH can make most any man feel After a few years this dairyman's oairy nera nrst piace in proauc bad a purebred Jersey tlonjpf butter fat with a herd aver at home by starting an argument neighbors MOTOR OIL cattle club organized, Juxt among age of 435.8 pounds buter fat from tbemselTes. Would Neighbor Nut- 7863.8 pounds milk average. For taU come In? "Why, I would Jike several months this dairy herd led 425 West Center St. Phone 480. to Jjut I Just can't afford to; my the Western Dairy division which maaWeyWeta Refined and Guaranteed by grade cows are doing fairly well includes eleven western states. and I have not the ready cash to It takes very little more fed to purchase the higher priced cows." kep a purbred cow of the quality OH REFH6 CO. "Tou can not afford to not come of the,. Nuttall Jerseys and what a in, "was the reply be got-- "Where Joy they have been to him in the 8alt Lake City, Utah. there Is a will there is a way that honors they have won and their THERE IS NOTHING can be found," we know to be an progeny are sought for far and near WMIITHELSUN old saying. So it was with Brother for the record their mothers have . Bo many entries were received for the lnteracholaatto tournament at . took as high as four of made. Nuttall. It play-ofnet tor could be obtained courts the that protwfa you twxiiom Austin, Texas, that enough W. A. 'Nuttall has imade good. He grade cows to purchase one ... his She, dtr oada blocked off street tor nee aa a court. good registered purebred JetseV. has "kicked, goal," as the football the summer'a troubles than It takes nerve to convert four fair- men would tay. From 1912 to ice. Be sure that clear crysin ni frmetiul campltli Turoih, is a 10 nur$n not such one time long years. ly good producers into Just Gril, Eleccricml, Mechanical, Mining and tal block is always reposing in purebred Jersey, cutting down total But see what a record this man has Architectural Engineering. Special coune in production even though you get the made. Automobile Engineering, Machine Shop, ate. ' old ice the box, safesruardinjf Sooner or later the scrub must better blooded cow. Bell Equip fra Stkoolintht It'iil. and comfort. Soma, of the friends of Parmer go. The sooner the "boarder cow" health your Student get practice while learning, Nuttall told him be was a very goes the way of the earth, the betA Vnivtritty Couth in all technical eaaen foolish man to pay so' high a pre- ter; off will be ber owner. May the PROVO ICE AND COLD mium, fust to get pure bloods. They good work of this Utah dairy nab. Degreea granted to rullcourae men. High STORAGE achool nicn can complete out engineering said they are no better than grades farmer Inspire and encourage am Ilk production and this fancy others to "Go thou and do like- eourae ia 14 month, actual itudy onder out Phone 508. Office of the President. stock can no way equal what he wise." Jerseys may;"not be your iatensive methods. Send for free catalog. Palrtactaic CsDaf a el Enjiaeenai was already making. "A great mis- breed.' If not take your choice OAKLAND CAIP take, Brotber NuttaU, a great mis- dairy breed and see "t you can do OAaaalhaWth take." At the end of four years with the registered Jerseys, Mr. Nuttall took an inventory of his returns compared with same length of time milking grades. He found to his supreme satisfaction that he had made with pure bloods $2 for every $1 of returns be had received from his grades. This herd of registered Jerseyg has helped this careful dairyman to buy more land, build a nice home, buy autos for his business and his family use, educate bis children and provide a good living for a family of nine. By careful breeding and wise"selec-tiothis dairyman has a herd of 25 WILL Bfi PAH AS FOLLOWS: of the best registered Jerseys in the state of Utah. fCHINISTS 70 cents per hour, $5.60 for eight hours; To show Mr. Nuttall's ability, to recognize quality when he see It ACKSM1THS 70 cents per hour, $5.60 for? eight hours. , we here tell the story, of how he County Cow Testing association and 70 cents per hour, $5.60 for eight hours. ylLERMAKERS bought his. cow that has Just finished a year's test in the Utah 7U . cents per nour, $5.60 for eight Hours; ii7ituciAJN leads better than 125 cows on amount of butter fat production. EFITTERS 70 cents per hour, $5.60 for eight hours. This particular cow, when but a calf was sold and went up into the KNERS 70 cents per hour, $5.60 for eight hours. mountain district in an adjoining r, 1.' . .. A T LI1?1?nP e en t L H'ODITPDO tin she county. When a dropped her first calf-- Her owner was a beef man, did not recognize llR RPADiER-6- 3 hoort $5.04 for 4gM KyWs; ' In this cow any milk qualities, was not pleased with her calf and deiCH CLEANERSVw per hour, $2.72 to $2.96 for eight hours; cided to fatten her if he could and . S, It TXTTtt-tt- S , . 1 a a .t-t n i a aa sell her for beef. Just then, along wKuivnuui)i!i finmflTi xojiri secerns io 40 cents per nour, $z.su to 6.v j lor eigm came her present owner, who saw real milk quality in the cow. He at beef prices, paying cHINISTS' HELPERS 51 cents to 69 cents per hour, $4.08 to $4.72 for eight hours. boughtfor her this cow whose pedigree $80 name was found to be Merry RENTICES27 cents to 51 cents per hour, $2.16 to $4.08 for eight hours. Maiden's Betty. When Miss Betty had dropped. . M i , Differentials of three cents per hour over the foregoing rates are paid to Mechan-Craftsmher third calf she was put on offi won test and cial senior champion on night shifts, and differentials of five cents to ten cents ner hour in of Utah. She exceeded her ess of the foregoing rates are paid to highly skilled positions in the Mechanical honors in that test by nearest contender its. 100 pounds of butter fat Within fifteen omnths after be Miss Betty, Mr. Nuttall sold 1 1 In accordance with announcement by the United States Labor Board, July 3, old boughtsecond and third calves tor her a I Ml- rPmninitlA, nnJ maw mam. 'aaaamImmk .mhIai T1 l 1M AWA mmJ a.a aa Mjnt.4. ouu aic 1.t. ii&liia uiu iter, wtcii (u.vciuij vuipivjiucu uui $400, Just five times what he origIjTniuuu iuw DreaKers. Tney have the moral and legal right to engage in railroad service and inally paid for the mother. During ' nave protection of every department and branch of the Government National, State the year Miss Betty was on orn- sold for $432. Thus. fat caiLtest her . . municipal. within 15 months after her original -y ii owner sold Ber as a "no good" cow, The" men who have remained in the employ of the Denver & Rio Grande Western her present owner received $845 in cash from the cow and she la good nowtawtog se make aisy other jersey cow in roving their byalitr to the nubile and the Government . Thev are not "scabs.? bat to all Utah "go some" to beat ber at wok under the protection of the Law and the Labor Board, and THIS record for she Is now Just in ber INTENDS TO KEEP FAITH WITH THEM TO THE END. prime. Miss Betty was no "accident" APPLICANTS FOR WORK SHOULD APPLY AT THE OFFICE OF: Her mother is a daughter of the bull that was grand champion of CP"' Oen. Herman Welrlek, Foreman, Qunnls 8hP "UPW Burnham'- Shoot, the 8L Urals World's fair, 1904. " Cole ..w P. T, Owens Master Mechanic, Grand Junction, 7fp, She is sired by Pogls 999 of Hood Hlflylnton, Porsman, Celerado Springs, Colo, "'i , Farm, son of the famous sire Pogit C Howarton, Master Meohanla, Alamosa, Colo. 19 of Hood Farm. Blood does sure C Roberta, Master" Mechanic. Pueblo, Colo. Local Agent, Durango, Colo. ly tell. . aent TrinlHul CaIa zv Mr. wuttaii stanea nis n C ft. Carpenter, Superintendent, Rldgway, Cola."" r N' Local Agent Tellurite, Cole. eni, rioranca, Colo. Jersey cows on Register of prebred Agent, Canon City, Colo. Local Agent Santa Fe, New Mexico. Merit test 81nce tben he baa won D. 0. Cunningham, Asst. Supi M. Pvtalt Lake, three state champions for produc H-ALHatklna, Master Mechanic, 8allda, Colo. w L, City, Utah. tion, as follbwe Agent, Uadvllle, Cole. 1 IMtMan'i ' Ttnltr KIR Local Agent, Provo, Utah, ' Agent, Aapen, Cola. V'.Wi J. C. Richmond, Foreman, Ogden, UtahL .vpounds butter fat, senior ' "7 rear-old- . Local Agent, Price, Utah. fjL Gates, Foreman, Montraee. Cola. class A.:'"""' 1 Posit' China Spot, 541 pound J. H. YOUNG, President class batter fat, senior - EVERY INSTANCE JtS v J re-te- st Quality and Service Plus Lowest Prices ,T-f- rr -- .... . ............ ..''ly. .85i .........JU.95 ............... yr Street Used for Tennis llltie Play S ..... ..... ...... ..V.-...r.,$2.0- Hoi-M- VICO - ,v." WASATCH PRODUCE HJIi Q - f. Engineering 'he Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Company 1 WANTED Competent Workers To Take the Places of Strikers ftSTEADYJO Standard Wages as Prescribed by the United States Kail Road Labor Board n - -- - ircr jpeiiti'r, Shopm en Carmen Macfiihists Boiler....Makers , oinvii en Wl t- y A - ...... f "aJB a?"' f Utah Railway . rlJ rl Il ' Apply:-E- Utt . , L iver, Colorado 17, 1922. ury ,7 The Denver & Rio Grand Western Railroad Comnanv A. . ' . .: iMaJesty't Utahna two-year- r ) : lawn. 430 pounds butter fat, junior old, alass AA. Miss China Princess won a cold medal for her work when she was V Comp-1- J. Foreman Uteih Railway Shops, Provo V - rf 1 - . |