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Show is, 9:i sentinel, smitbeiledi ftah. mat SMrrnriFXD I TUlohash, who by Toney and now a graduate of Carlisle, on of the Tribal Council NEW FEED CIRCULAR READY m-d- Night Automobile Accidents Serious FOR UTAH LIVESTOCK e Prudent at Santa the Shl.wiu Reservation had much exClara, Utah. He hu and durperience as an interpreter, was so well ing his school days trained as t be selected of the ant to Dr. Edward Sapir, wat who University of Chicago, his exfor material then gathering lancellent dictionary of the Paiute MEN F.-- .r Flofit" la tlia tills of new circular just burned by the Utah State Agricultural college ex tension service fjr distribution to those interested in livestock production. Den E. J. Maynard of the sclicd of agriculture, Professors George B. ('sine, Hurry 11. Smith, George Q. Bateman, Byron Alder, Carl Frisch knecht, Alina C. Esplin and Milton Madsen have written the material contained in the circular. Buies for feeding hordes, colts, Lcef cattle, d iry stock, sheep, swine und poultry during winter and sumcondensed form mer are given in and adopted to rapid reading. Illustrations and simple tables supplement the reading matter in telling the recommended ratons for the various types of livestock and poultry found on the farms of Utah. This circular is ft good example of how a great deal of information ran be condensed into a readable, understandable form that is readily avuiluble fiir immediate use", Director Peterson said in commenting on Feed For Profit" Copies of this circular may be obtained from the county agent or from tlio Extension Service at the Utah State Agricultural college. "F.wl ft guage. eoe DIRECTOR CITES 3 MAJOR PROGRAMS FOR UTAH FARMERS Three Important agricultural programs face the farmers of Utah, Peteraccording to Director William service. extension son of the .state the They are: Program planning, program conservation agricultural and the fight against peste, weeds and diseases. After examining many of the agricultural projects in the state nave come to tho conclusion that fiuuD-meniplannnig is the most of the throe, Director Pearson said. We would not attempt Lo construct a house without a plan, yet, BJme. of our communities and couiuies seem to be struggling without a plan gr the greatest of rural PARR SERVICE enterprises, farming. Tne federal agricultural conservaCONDUCTS SURVEY tion program should not be looked upon as a handout from the govZion National Park, Utah Nationernment, Director Peterson continal Park Service official, through a ued. At the bads of the plan lias Tillo-- h . 1 rttliri JmCa. Softly Strut. recent interview with '.v a conscientious eifort to bring absh, an educated P&iute Indian from out better farming practices oaaed lost year during daylight there tice of driving too fast. Thera la nd the Shivwita' Beservation, have at to build on scientific knowledge; wore 14, 000' fatal automobile acci--, way to explain the high rate of lust been able o clear up the perthe fertility of the land and insure dents as against more than 19,000 death pet accident at night except' plexing question of the Indian name .he farms of this country for future I during dusk and darkness. But total by the fact that many operate cars, which been has Zion for The farmer is asked to canyon, generations. In accidents daylight exceeded tbe at speeds during darknesa which do known as Mukuntuweap, "straight has acreages to a higher chunge number during dusk and darkness not permit them to atop within the soil building crops to of canyon" since Major Powell's explorpercentage by more than 130,000. of tha illumination range provided ations in 1872-7Tbs' fatal accident record during by headllghta. Under such condisecure fertility - and secure higher Toney, and severdusk Xnd darkness. In proportion to tions lives are crashed out whenever al other Indians, insist that ' the yields." all accidents In such periods, was tha unexpected happens. Either In commenting on the third pro name should be Mubuntuweap, mean93 per cent greater than the daytime highways must bo Illuminated and gram, that of fighting peste, weeds ing the land of Muhun", a mi not experience. The tremendous lota of tho lighting of streets Improved, or and disease, Director Peterson said, chief cf the Paiutes who lived in life during hours of darknesa con- drivers must remember and act on Hundreds of thousands of dollars the canyon. stitutes one of the strongest the warning: WHEN THE BUN are lost ech year by the farmers This statement also refutes the menu against the present-daprac GOES DOWN, BLOW DOWN. of Utah because of the three scourpapular story that Indiana . were afiuid to remain over night in Zion ges diseases, pests and weeds. Every effort must be bent toward keepcanyon. Mr. William Palmer, of Ce- the broken canyon country now in- - vcrniilli.n and white cliffs seem to ing up a constant fight to jave our dar City, has long maintained that the esnyon was Inhabited before the eluded within the park boundaries. !foim a huge pocket with but one crops, lands and livestock. If we let down for ever so short a time coming of white men, a correct view- The name moms sack, or arrow opening. Tark official i place considerable re- we are jeopardising our economic point, as shpwn by the following quvier, of sand rock, since from a certain point on Highway 15 thciliance oil the accuracy of sattement.- progress or even our existence. story from Toney: Ilia cncestors, Muhuns Faiute hand lived in Zion Canyon continuously, and were not afraid of the falling locks nor the whistling winds. Other ' bawls of Paiutes, however, were afraid, and never stayed long be ueath the shadow if tha tremendous cliffs. Apparently these fearful Indians impressed early settlers with tbeir stories, which have persisted to the present day. Tone.' also stated that his ancestors never offered Fucvifices at the base of the Altar of Sacrifice, : has erroneously ... 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