Show H yf ut I oi I nlrs of the wreck of the Maine must ficient feed to last for two days Dry make application to tbe navy departalfalfa was also always left in the ment First It Is necessary to write manger under the shed and the cows to the department for blank forms ate during the season between two which are to be filled In and returned and three tons of hay Tbe distribution of the relics will be We believe that we hawe in this How Statesmen Are Divided by made from Annapolis system solved the problem of the The collier Leonidas had on board small farm’ It has been argued In Newspaper Men" fifty tons of coal which were secured the past that for Successful dairy from bunkers of the Maine The a large acreage was necesBy L A MERRILL Director Exten-io- practice coal had been Division Utah Agricultural sary We believe that we have dem- “GOOD COPY” HIGHEST RANK sea water for exposed to the action of The fourteen years onstrated with this experiment that College naval academy scientists will use ths essential Is not this coal for There can be no possible objection White House Best Place to Judga Pub out if experimental purposes to find how can they much beating Okjou Short Line Railroad Dem to using the same land over and ovei value remains in fuel after lie Man’s Ntws Value— No Cen remaining onatratlon Train Lecture again during the same season if cars in salt water for a long period of aorshlp of Press During th be taken to replenish the elements (Continued from last week) time There are some scientists It is Taft Administration out which are taken by the crops The 8olllng System said who claim that the coal will bo kept in close confound to There are a great many people In These cows aremanure be in better quality than it By GEORGE CLINTON is carefully the waa before Its immersion this country who have come to the finement but ths preconserved Washington— Statesmen— politeness and returned to the Boil conclusion ponderance of scientific is that the soiling Bystem opinion We do not claim for this system and policy compel the use of tbe word that It will be found to have lost most offers many advantages over pas- that It is a new practice Repeated for all national legislators— are dividof Its good qualities as fuel tures I have had considerable ex have been made In oth- ed by newspaper correspondents into experiments with perlence soiling crops and have er states notably Wisconsin on this three Msy Open Senate Doors "fair classes— “good copy" become entirely converted to the fact The senate of the United States has and with excellent results copy" and' “poor copy" It is not althat there is a place In our western subject We wish also to refer yon to the together a right classification for it le in part at least discussed in the open or agriculture for this system of hus- Channel Islands Guernsey the the on Jerbased arbitration the readiness and solely treaties pending bebandry By "soiling" we mean grow The Island of Jersey is 27 miles unreadiness of the statesmen to talk tween the United States Great Britain sey ing a constant succession of crops alOrdinarily long and four to seven miles wide There are scores 'of senators and rep and other countries most everything pertaining to treaties cutting them and feeding to the ani- It has a population of 55000 and has resentatives who will say practically mals in an lnolosure la discussed In executive session with copy” The advantages forty 'to fifty thousand visitors an nothing 'and yet they are “good claimed for this system over pasturno such are one because their present but the senators the characteristics The average size of the farm nually age are numerous It is claimed that Is eight acres and there are no si 10 that it la worth while to write of them clerks and the stenographers "Executive session secrecy" is not always it saves land 2nd saves fences On this amount if one can’t write from them 000 acres farmed 3rd saves food 4th results in better of The outer office of the White House secrecy for frequently when the sesfarming land they are keeping apitsion is over the facts of tbe debate etlt ioj piojmoo 'om pun uopipuoo proximately 12500 head of Jerseys le a better place than the Capitol ' confarm animals 5th a greater produo- and 2500 head of horses This makes self to learn into which class thenews- leak out It is possible that this discussion tionof"beef milk wool or mutton 6th approximately of live gressmen fall according to the 15000 head The president’s of arbitration in part openly may he Increaeed and quantity of stock supported from 100 0O acres oi paper men’i views quality The disadvantages land or 114 head to eevry acre of farm visitors every day are in number the entering wedge for the opening to barnyard manure executive are' that it requires increased labor All the cattle are soiled the yeqf among'the hundreds and most of the the pnbllo of all have seats after 12 o’clock sessions although it la not at all On our small irrigated farms howround the cows for milk visitors except noon under the dome'of the Capitol probable that complete ever there is no question but that Which are tethered publicity will These Jersey When the members of congress have come for some years the increased profit more than com farmers are the most scientific farmSome time ago tbe senate waa dispensates for the extra labor Mr H ers in the world they make enor- finished their talks with the president a cussing a treaty with Santo Domingo Stewart who has had many years mous profits from their land and I they leave him and pass through where ordinarily are gathered room As usual tbe session were secret but of experience In soiling says that believe this is due largely to the soilmen ten or a dozen newspaper ready as secret sessions they proved to be 100 spent in extra labor by this sys- ing system enough to learn and to write what the broadly farcical tem is replaced ten times over in the The senate sat beIn speaking in somewhat specific ones of earth have said to the hind closed doors and on this Santo saving of land saving of feed and terms regarding these soiling crops great one of earth greater not only the pubDomingo occasion There Is no rea saving of manure desire to make a plea particularly are seme members notably There lic and correspondents but the clerks son why the farmer should object to for a few of them: Rye is less sen- some senators who can come from and even the were excludreporters th extra labor when there Is found to sitive to cold than wheaA and its the presidential presence with the Somehow or other nearly all the be a profit in it It is rarely that a vegetation is more rapid It makes promise of a friend’s appointment to ed secret of the proceedings meeting man accumulates wealth from the la- a vigorous growth early in the spring court of St James In their were the great in the in full newspaper reported bor of his own hands and by May 15 on an average farm and yet never betray by of the next day and since them sorbe Some of our Western farmers have in the West cutting can be under possession o much as a sparkle of the eye or a proceedings of the senate which ortried this system and have found that way I would recommend that the smile of the lip that they have re- dinarily In the past would have been the soiling system gives even better seeding be rather heavy at least 1 ceived anything better than the prom- held behind close doors were open to results here than in the Eastern sec- to 1 bushels per acre Alfalfa of ise of a postmastership at the tenth- the public Tbe tendency Is more and tion This is due to the fact that in course is the king of all forage rate office of Adam’s Crossroads more to do away with secret sessions the East lack of moisture may at crops There is no question as to its There are others who can no more Secrets Are Inviolate critical times seriously retard the adaptability to our western soils conceal the fact that they have pickWhen tbe senate sits in executive growth of plants while here under ir- It is almost a perfectly balanced ed an appointment plum than they can of the moisture can be applied at food in itself and is an ideal crop in conceal tbe fact that they are on session for tbe consideration rigation to office confirmation of appointments I have any time dpsired found earth the soiling system made by tbe president the secrets of Some years ago I made an expert No Press of however a to It when comes that Censorship No chamber are kept inviolate ment with the soiling system in Salt question of the very best eolling raDuring the Taft administration there tbe a senator Lake 'bounty It may seem somewhat tions for the greatest has been no "censorship of the press” one thinksthatof asking have been about producing made might surprising to say that the product of amount of milk there is no forage This does not mean that under former protests the confirmation of any man two acres of ground proved sufficient and oats administrations press dispatches were against peas crop that excels one think of asking to maintain 12 dairy cows from the sown together simply that Neither would any Sow as early in the censored but It means him how the senators voted on the Is much more likely 15th of May until the 5th of October spring as the ground will permit and President Taft choice of the ° offlce approving to alJS3J!8tlon It should be added however) that begin cutting just as soon as the oats than his predecessors In men with whom he the president The senators wouldn’t these cows ate In addition to the begin to head out and the peas have low newspaper from talks to draw their own conclusions tell if they were asked to Aside feeds suggested here some alfalfa well grown pods I have had hold safe their implied promises and each had a daily grain ration In seeding these at without any specific direction from the secrets of the experience room' they have too from four to eight- pounds bushels to the acre him or without any sharp warnings varying the rate of 1 to stake at personally much Justify that this must not be said and that The following soiling crops were used each drilling the oats one way and them in answering questions or in givand the time of sowing is shown cross drilling with the peas The peas must not be said Mr’ Taft seems to information voluntarily as well as the time of cutting the should be put in deeper than the oats take It for granted that tbe man to ing will exercise talks Nominations have befen refused apwhom he good daily feed per cow and the average There are some fanners In Salt Lake In matters of publicity and proval because of tbe objection of a for 12 cows: required county who feel that peas and oats Judgment from senator will who held that the man get wrong impressions single are more profitable as a f dr age crop what not u he tells them or draw conclu- named was distasteful to him person' than alfalfa and since experimenting sions not Justifiable £ Is a sort of “do this for me It ally ©8 with this crop have decided that the 3 g S 3 0 3 3 This makes it somewhat easier for and I’ll do It for you some day" propohas no terrors for alfalfa weevil S 4©'3 the newspaper men who If warnings sition In the case of treaties and them s g NNMM and requests to be “on your guard" are other matters which the senate may WACOM It will be observed that when seedfrequent get so afraid that they are feel called upon to discuss in private ing peas and oats the second seeding going to overstep the line that they the thing Is different The whole Is made ten days after the first sim- do not tell half tbe story and so lose public Is Interested In the proceedply so that we may have the crop In many a good yarn o Of course the ings and the public for many years m allowcondition for feeding If understand nevright of the is unable been to States United why it has president I I I s j‘ t ed to stand too long the crop Is not er to be quoted directly but most of should not know the views of Its rep4 O ©©NCI KXtNO WON to M palatable Corn of course should what he says to the newspaper men resentatives on questions of national be Bowed thick The most conveniAs a matter of fact the gets into the papers with some such importance ent way of planting Is with the grain advance words as "It can be said on public generally has discovered these to to a 2o drill so arranged as to drop a kernal high authority" or “Friends of the views for the senators will talk Nearnew to six Inches and in rows president let It be known today” or ly every new and comparatively every four to 0 § g V § about 18 When ai senator Is in sympathy with the open inches apart 3 Barley is something of this nature WJO The belief Is that it planted with peas In a later seeding prefaces a meeting Idea © A correspondent Washington N us not because barley Is any better than story with some such statement of au- will prevail before long to to &s s § a oats but simply because it thrives so thority as one of those given it can In his day Charles Sumner was an 3 2 5 me n 3 33 much better in the dry hot part of be taken for granted that he has been ardent advocate of open senate sesr the season than does oats talking to the president of the United sions for All of tbe business except to When the country generally There are a great many other crops States that of the confirmation of appointees V a that are used for soiling purposes in learns this fact there will be fuller ap- to office Even the strength of Sum£ A d o other sections of the country such as preciation perhaps that what Is being ner however failed to move the seno w h o a kxt1 30 winter vetch cow peas soja beans read comes directly from the White ate Since bis day Individual senators have tried and tried again to secure etc but these crops do not seem to House To Honor Maine Victims the consideration of treaties In open thrive well under the climatic condWhen the collier Leonidas tied up session but tbe trying failed itions prevailing here a hard at after dock the navy yard I do not mean to Infer that dairy Clapp Is Ironical ice In bay Chesapeake ittle are the only animals that can fight with the Some years ago Senator Moses E © -- a and In the Potomac river a big crowd be successfully put under the soiling Introduced an 2 Clapp of Minnesota fl It Is just as feasible to soil had assembled to welcome the vessel Ironical resolution calling for open system Cold as the water was most of the ft horses or sheep as it cattle I rt sessions Thp members were consido when hats removed their lieve too that this system works as sightseers eanal matter and Isthmian In to the shore for on ering an -a s sis a S3 Sg o well on cheap land as on high priced the ship ’put of everything that was board were many of the relica saved full reports lands The system is an excellent tbe secret session were apfrom the battleship Maine which was said in of Idea In of “a small the pplication the newspapers The sunk in the harbor of Havana just pearing dally well tilled etc” It is my firm conClapp resolution was to the effect years ago It will be seen that some of the land viction that nowhere in the world will fourteen Minnesota senator bad "disTbe steel mainmast of tbe Maine that the that produced as much as two and even one man work to better ad- was a had soiling system covered newspaper Plat A for instance vantage than part of the cargo of the Leonthree crops right here In the irrigat- idas What Is known as the “fighting made a mistake of one word In a sesown to fall rye on Sept 10th had ed cret session report which was six colvalleys of the West top” which wag for the accommoda- umns the crop entirely removed by June 1 long and It asked In the Intertion of bIx gunners used In rapid fire manured This plat was immediately Youth and Age The weight o4 the est of accuracy be that the newspaper guns was Intact plowed and seeded to peas irrigated admitted to the gal“The difference between youth and mainmast with Its fighting top Is correspondents Plat B produced three and barley tbe executive sessions leries during Plat C seeded to age was never so well put" said Rev something like four tons crops of alfalfa It is a matter of truthful history W Penlow In an address at an month the mast will be taken Next 1 had on the oats April and peas Ocean Grove beach meeting “as by a to Arlington cemetery where It will that Senator Hoar took the resolution crop removed by June 25 and on be erected over the graves of the men serioifgly and that the next day when who wrote: playwright June 30 after having been manured was pounding away “ ‘Youth which is forgiven every- who lost their lives on the Maine and Senator Morgan and irrigated was again seeded to the "treacherous character” of one These crops were thing forgives itself nothing Age whose bones will be brought to Wash- at peas and barley American of the Central on battleship in a few weeks republics ington which itself forgives a is rack everything cut every other morning and Senator Hoar walked over to Senator Already there Is In Arlington cemetery in the corral filled there being suf forgiven nothing" a beautiful memorial to the men who Clapp and said: In had lost lives resolution their “If your Havana harbor as gone Couldn’t Listen to Himself Jack Up to Date the result of an explosion the cause through and this speech of Morgan's Mrs Smith — My husband loves to Little Jack Horner sat In a corner of which even yet never has been were made public the country he la hear himself talk But he was not eating pie would be ablaze” fully explained attacking Mrs Jones — Indeed He put out his thumb raked in quite The collier Leonidas will go to An“Let her blaze senator” said Clapp Mrs Smith — And he’d be greatly a sum napolis after leaving Washington and “It wouldn’t make a big enough fire I know If he knew how there will unload other relics pf tbe to reach us” And said “What a great boy am I!” grieved he much In talked his sleep Library Maine which will be distributed to Senator Morgan’s speech wap made various cities patriotic societies to public as were all' the others and A Mean Retort Saving Siepa personal survivors of the disaster In there wasn’t as much as a bonfire In a “I want you to know that our Gibson— But the house is over Havana harbor and to relatives of the Central America It should be said used to 7” admit station have mile from the money you victims of the disaster for Senator Hoar that never In any "I accept that as an indication that Distribution but the rooms are so of Relica Agent— Yes circumstances would he lisp a word also used Persons and organisations which about what was said and dons in exsmall you will only have to walk the some of them to hav brains"— Detroit Free Press think that they have a right to sours- - ecutive session of the senate baby eight feet from his little crib hhhh saaiaa ohSn 93 SbSSbOSSobO °0 s “aS IRONING THE TABLE NAPKINS you could look intq our jewelry shop "If Points Worthy of Remembrance That Will Conserve ths Life of the Article Fold them doubts selvage to selvage perfectly even and mangle several at one time then let them lie rolled up In a towel for some time before ironing To iron them take one at a time shake out and stretch evenly lay out on ths table with ths very smoothly right side uppermost and as square as possible Iron the right side first then ths wrong and back again on the right Be careful not to stretch the edges out of shape and lroq until quite dry They are Ironed on both sides to avoid having one side rough and the other smooth as sometimes happens Give the hems an extra Iron to dry them well Table napkins can be folded either In three or In four according to taste To fold in four fold In tbe same way as A tablecloth only on the opposite side bringing the right side outside Instead of tbe wrong Get the ends very even press the folds well with an iron and fold in four across makAir well before ing a square again laying them away To fold in three measure the sides first and get them divided (hems) Into three equal parts press them down with an iron to keep them in tbe folds place then make right across and iron them down and press with the iron once more If there is a name it must be on the outside when the table napkin is folded if a monogram or raised initials iron well on the wrong side to make the embroidery stand out HANGING PICTURES see the care oar workmen ae In or repnlrinc Jewelry you would undontnnd why we enn gunrnuten our work no ntrongly Particular people want careful worir When you bare any special order or to do remember —And Dinkins If a burn it n young match girl has money to isn’t difficult for her to find a man willing to furnish Instead of spending that dollar open a savings account with it by mail and watch it grow at 4 per cent compound interest Walker Brothers Bankers Salt Lake City Oldest intermountain bank A homely woman must be erder to prevent tbe world covering her lack of beauty smart In from dis- oun DIG 1912 CATALOG Of Seeds Trees and Poultry Supplies Just brimming full of information that means dollars to every user of anything in the lines mentioned You are entitled to a Free Copy Mention this paper and write for it today PORTER-UALTO- ALT Two Hanging CO n LAKE CITY UTAH Nalls A large picture hung by one wire Is hard to keep In place so that it will always appear straight as a slight Jar or a gust of air may shift It An in the hanging can b Improvement made by attaching two wires ai shown In the sketch The hanging can be better accomplished and tbe picture held more firmly in plaoe in this manner— Popular Mechanics Renovating Painting Often the beauty of a painting is lost because it is so thickly covered with dust To remedy this follow these suggestions Brush the painting free from dust snd wash the canvas with water usNow take a piece of ing a sponge shaving soap and rub it over the entire painting leaving It on a very short while Scrub off with a brush and when it is thoroughly dried rub the canvas with a piece of linen which baa been dipped into benzine Do not use this too freely however If the painting appears dull a little olive oil will benefit this A coat of thin colorless varnish is now applied which the painting and keeps it protects bright for a long time To brighten a gold frame boll some onions in water until soft mash them fine and use the fluid that is extracted N i California Many Winter Resorts Fishing Bathing Boating— at Beach San Diego Santa Barbara Tennis Golf — at RiverRedlands Pasadena — — Yachting Deep Sea Game —Fish— ing— at Famous Catalina Long Poloside All J reached In VIA SALT LAKE hours KOUTK For Rate Ticket Literature aak any agent or H Mandsrflsld SALT LAKE CITT UTAH AGPA A POSITIVE and CURE FOR Drunkenness and Opium Diseases Than m pobKdty M duress Ladies treated Uses of Bottle their ewe Iwaee THE mately m I wonder how many know the many Seatk Temple Street Salt Lake 134 uses of bottles Nearly evfilled one with water uses It hot ery In cases of neuralgia toothache or pains In any part of body or filled For you to own a PIANO— withand will Bare you money crushed ice to lay on head in no matter where yon lire cases of brain trouble One way We guarantee safe delivery have found it useful is to fill with hot and ntir satisfaction Writs na Our price and water and set my bread on it to rise offer will Intareet yon on a cold night or in the day time in CONSOLIDATED Silt Lak City Utah cold weather Still another is to make a cover to fit It with a pocket MEN AND WOMEN to Leant on each side large enough to hold a Barber Trade Only 8 weeks Tuition Including required nursing bottle put bottle of milk in set of toola $'0 instruction guaranpocket and fill hot water bottle with teed Barbers in demand Write Moler Barber Commercial Street Salt Lake City hot water It will keep the milk warm Coilaga for baby and save the trouble of getting up to warm milk on a cold night By mall Taught In eauy IcRsnns Send 50c for FREE Send $10 for full course and ample lesson Address get a typewriting instruction book free Shorthand 4i0 Boetou Bldg Sait Lake City Utah For Cleaning 8ewlng Machine First place it near a fire to get Walked He Perhaps warm that the congealed oil may Pat being brought before the remelt then oil It thoroughly with paraffin Work It quickly for a few min- corder for the first time the following enBued: utes then wipe off all the paraffin and conversation Recorder — What is your name? dirt Treat it to a very little of the Pat— Patrick Casey machine oil and after the application Recorder — What is of a little more kerosene your occupaIt wipe again and it will be "eady for use tion? Pat— I’m a sailor sir People often shirk the trouble of Recorder— A sailor! I don’t believe cleaning their machines like this but a clogged and heavy machine under you were ever on a ship in your life this treatment will become like new Pat — Sure an’ doz your honor think and its easy working will be ample I came from Ireland In an automoreward for the trouble Incurred v bile? YE MAKE IT EASY STUDY SHORTHAND Rolled Rib Roast Have the backbone and ribs removed and utilize them for making a stew for lunch Tie the meat Into a round shape and sprinkle It with salt and then dredge with flour and pepper Have the place in a dripping pan oven hot when the meat is first put into 1L in order that it may be seared over quickly to prevent the Juices from escaping Then reduce the heat and baste often with the fat In the When doss place on a hot pan and surround with riced potato Best He Could Do “Yes I’m just back from a European trip” “I’m going over soon Can you give me a list of hotels to go to?’’ “I can give you a list of hotels to keep away from old chap” f Maude's Maud Muller on a winter’s eve Raked In more hon than y'ould v f lieve’' Maud had a 'booth 4t our church fair And was the prettiest maiden there —Judge’s Library j I |