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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH News Notes From All Parts of UTAH ! Planting (Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) Tribune for the past fifteen years, ,nationally recognized as one of the 'most able men in newspaperdom, Idied at the hospital Holy Cross after an illness of two weeks. Duchesne, Irrigation of 6680 acres ;of land near Boneta and Alexander ,in Duchesne county is contemplated by the Farmers? Irrigation company 'of Bluebell, through a water filing made at the state engineers office. jThe company asked authority to use from Deer of water ,205 acre-fee- t lake. Salt Lake, The Utah-Idah- o Sugar company has decided to erect a new in the southern sugar beet factory of Alberta, part of the province one in the the to replace Canada,, Yakima valley, Wash., which is to be discontinued according to a state- ment made by Walter T. Pyper, sec-- 1 retary-treasTir- Sugar company. This is in line with the policy of the company of dis- which are lo- continuing factories cated in poor sugar beet territory and moving them to more productive re- - gions, Mr. Pyper said. I The Automobile club of southern California has completed the placing of signs on the tourist highwEsleading from Colorado into Moab, ,lTw1.p -- San conn,, " ornate steel signs have been Pdaced j on the highway from Cortez to Mon- ticello and during the summer months the California concern placed fifty- on the highways two similar signs from Monticello to Green River via ts I I non-sectari- an , . 1 I I J I I With gasoline and electric powei in modern farming, the old gray mare doesnt need to be what she used to be. If pure bred live stock continues to increase at the present rate, it will be doubled ln America by 1953. Pertinent question for landowners: should a tenant Improve some bodyJ eases soU? I Isnt much to a hog, but a warm, dry place In the winter Is, and hell gain faster for It, No, time No agricultural college has yet an nounced whether It is worse to give good feed to scrub cows, or to give scrub feed to good cows. tuesd puffed wl Dinner: cheese, re WEDNI cornmeal THURJ ghredded Kilmers Best-- Dr. Swamp-Ro- ot Baked h: Graham FRIDA t bran, Hav0 you ever stopped to reason why fa j8 that so many products that are ex-tensively advertised all at once drop out of sight and are soon forgotten? The reason is plain the article did not fulfill the Promises of the manufacturer. This Epplie8 mor partlcularly to, a n,edicine' I A thatlfhas !? like i T victims, by losses and j faith, swallowed their said nothing. rice planta- Koretz specialized in and oil fields in tions in Arkansas To investors Oklahoma for a time. dividends paid be paid remarkable obtained from them out of money Soon he had built fresh suckers. up a clientele that accepted his word on any proposition and clamored for him to invest their money, A major- jby 0f those who had received fat dividends brought the money back, with additional funds, and reinvested ' it. Then came the masterpiece by Koretz. He organized the Bayano Oil company, supposed to own extremely vaduakle lands j'ust south of the Pan- canal district. According to the glittering prospectus, this fabulous territory contained not only oil in limitless quantity, but gold mines, diamond mines? and a great fortune alone in bananas and other tropical fruits. Part of the immense plan was to establish a private line of d thruccers! oaration, is due to the fact, t Kilmers Swamp-Roo- many people claim, that it fulfills almost every wish in overcoming kidney, liver Sd neXlizesthe' uric" acid wbicb causea rheumatism. You may receive a sample bottle of Swamp-Roo- t by parcel post. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., nd enclose ten cents; also mention tins paper. saw Large and medium size bottles for bo tubfi at st0res.-Advertise- ment. I or fried radish si ters. SATUI r puffed Dinner: Sliced h. Take plenty o and bro tried on of boili taste a Cover i stew. Beat sugar, and a t cupful and on with oi der. I i fat. Wt men, everj noth! feel powe tbe i None are prevented by their own faults from pointing out the faults of another.' I BAYER ASPIRIN DEMAND L Vegi served fake Tablets Without Fear If You See the Safety Bayer Cross. I Unless you see the name on package or on tablets you 'Bayer are not getting the genuine Bayer and Aspirin proved safe by millions Warning! prescribed by physicians for 23 years. Say Bayer when you buy Aspirin. spoil Fisl three - There Is no unalloyed pleasure. holders. with The Koretz clientele fell for this Some time of anxiety mingles our Jysenterprise with great spontaneity. luxurious office They beseiged his night and day and threw their money over the transom of his main office door, with pleas that he invest it. "It must be saM to the credit of Koretz that he picked only the rich, and chiefly those of his own race and Unlike other swindlers, he religion. did not specialize in the poor. He was out for big game, and it came to his door. After he had gathered in millions of dollars, it occurred to a group of investors' to make a trip to the marvelous Bayano coutry and look over Koretz encouraged the proposition. the and plan arranged a special , steamer and letters of introduction About the for them. time they were swinging into the Panama canal Koretz quietly faded from view. The committee found nothing but a barThe tormenting, insistent pain o fa ren waste. The mythical officials bum or scald is quickly subdued Dy to whom they bore letters of introIts cooling mgre duction coul not be found, for the Resinol Ointment. inflammation, ana dients remove the not did obvious, reason that the they hasten the healing. Cover banj exist except in the fertile imagination well with Resinol and bandage wita soft gauze. In severe bums or scales of Koretz. se covering a large surface always Koretz disappeared early in Decemfor a doctor. ber, 1923, and no reliable trace has Resinol products at all druggists. been had of him since. It is known went to he from New that here York and was believed to be living in luxU. . HEADQUARTERS MAUSER 6 LUGER Arwt urious .quarters there. Then came and Repair Pitta stories that he had hidden in EuShotguns Rifles, Over and jLj;!' Under Drilling Automatic rope; that he had gone to South Revolver Ammunitioa he ILLUITftATID CATALOG S50 was that America; actually hiding A. Pa 8TOEOER, in Chicago; but these leads proved of 224 Haft 42nd 8. New YorfcJ His wife turned over their no avail. jewelry worth costly automobiles, College thousands and some other property, L. D. afforded but mite SCHOOL or ErriCIENCY which for the All commercial branches. swindled creditors. LAKECJTTWTAn TpTortunUy11 There Is difference of opinion as to common and resu,Pt dveloJment The Ilk the relative value of the GTlmm qulcky and cream lg second in favor. increasing is steadily to delivered the creamery. grade when Old crank case oil from the flivver Good Alfalfa Cultivator or the tractor applied to the hogs, harrow either from a rubbing post" covered The ordinary spring-tootburlap, or sprayed on, makes a very good alfalfa cultivator. with lice and mange down to harkeep helps The disc harrow and spike-toot-h mites. spring-tootThe used. also rows are When the disc is 18 to be preferred. The scrub ram Is a luxury that few 1, set straight snd tbes fol. harrow. This farmers can afford; his first cost U Mussolitnl Favored lowed by the spike-toot-h the entire cost, The Chamber of deputies loogens tbe ground weii and stimulates only a small part of Ropie alfalfa plants. Special cultivators for each, one of his offspring Is worth voted confidence in the Mussolini of Qf course are obtainable on the mart at least a dollar less than that 337 to 17. government, pure bred ram. ket h ! pie pie- - You Should Have the senger steamer service for the stock- h MONDA meal, ret Dinner: ner. Su salad. aa I ' If You Need a Medicine I I SUNDA cream of viith app' goffee. S' ginger bre buttered Do you drink coffee in the Thats what my wife calls it" I An ounce of carbon disulphide prevention will save more than a bushel of corn from weevils. 1 h Go at That have sold for many years preparation and never hesitate to recommend, for in amost every case it shows excellent re- sidts, as many of my customers testify, No other kidney remedy has so large a exceeded five millions, but many of 848 a. his? humiliated their blind I According to sworn statements and Careful dairymen have found that warm and cold cream never mix satis-eacfactorily. I year wben 1 It Let I and cream Producers become careieSs in the cooling of their product after mnking or separation. The cool nights lead one to believe that nature wm take care of the cooling opera-tton.- Milk and cream, however, cool very slowly In air or in water when not stirred. The center of the can i and one of the Golden Medical Discofirst and the weeks very treatment I was better; I began to gain in flesh and now I am the picture of health." Mrs. Clara Showers. Ask your dealer; or send 10c to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial okg. of any of his remedies. bbe time of his d s pp December 5, 1923, that he had swind- led guillible friends of fully $10,000,- 000. It is certain that the amount keep up a maximum flow of milk. milk Ma-bey- , - H" Dairymen Are forplp in Cooling Products Glen-wood- I jbe shortage of corn will Induce farm erg t0 depend more than usual upon elr supply of oats to compound the dairy ration. oats are richer In protein content than com. For thl, reason they make an excellent dairy feed. Best results are obtained when they are ground or crushed. The bulky nature of this grain, together with their richer pro-- 1 tein content, admirably fits them for mixing with other feeds. Because of these desirable characteristics, and the fact that oat prices are on a lower parity than most other grains, farmers a - 8jqujart8 Pin ,S I year than usual. Their abundance and . - the Pre-scripti- curative value almost sells an endless chain system the remedy is Chicago, Leo Koretz put over one recommended by those who have been of the most gigantic swindles in the benefited to those who are in need of it. A prominent druggist says, Take fa Chicago crookedness. oats wjll be more largely fed this wide-necke- d jg tbe season 0f tbe to Dr bottles of Favorite lT Oats, Richer Than Com, FaVOfed. for Dairy Feed I follow that by reading poison bait about. Sweet potatoes, cut into grape size, make good bait when sprinkled with strychnia sulphate, one ounce to one bushel of bait. The bait Is first soaked In a tub of water, then the poison, usually mixed with baking powder, Is sifted over It from a salt shaker. A few pieces of bait are placed under tree in bottles, un- der boards or In open tunnels so that cbjckens and live stock will not come ln contact with them. rp0 protect trees from rabbits, a heavy galvanized wire, about one- quarter Inch mesh, serves well when Put around the base of the tree and extending about 20 Inches up from the ground. Newspapers or corn stalks wrapped around the tree with binder twine make less expensive protectors, but should be removed early in the spring. - write Halifax, N. S. Leo Koretz, alias lou Keytes, alleged international said to be the swindler and crook, con resourceful most smoothest and fidence man in the United States and wanbed in Chicago in connection & $io, 000,000 stock swindle, was arrested in a leading hotel here by H. Scriven and Deputy sheriff R. R. Mit- Co Malcolm table ial p oats tnorougmy warm, otherwise it will not be pos- to obtain an even coating. Sbie of the Tablespoonful quantities poisoned oats should be put in con-talners placed In the orchard. If mice are very abundant, a container should be used under every tree. AH poisoned baits and poison con- talners and utensils used in the prep- aration of poisoned baits should be kept plainly labeled and out of the reach of children, irresponsible persons and live stock, uie I w , min me to advised Alleged to Have Made Millions From Friends and Relatives In One 0j Nations Largest Swindles of, TfVot Ind T JSJSTSSl UCiif I (. friend of Pierce. I soon purchased two . and Rabbits From Mice - .. . . KORETZ, I To Protect Fruit Trees . condition. CHICAGO MAN UNDER ARREST AT HALIFAX AFTER LONG CHASE LEO I 1 A g al I. s j acting under instructions of John A. e7eB attribution of the poiso Sharbaro and William McSwiggin, rolled H t the DOisoned tbe g of Cook states assistant attorneys tbor0ughly Qven in who ormelteTb7effat arrived 111., "arVVTs parts county, Chicago, in Limited the Ocean on and Halifax meted paraffin, part . gprblke g tablespoonfuls of this mix- search of Koretz. ture over the warm poisoned rolled in a circular issued by the Chicago j a reward of mixed until the oats are evenly j postoffice department his capture, coate(L Allow th0 gralQ t0 cool and $10 000 is offered for . j of f the ailJ to Lraud quanti L of the bait are against needed use 1 ounce of strvchnlne, 1 s- treme JNortn or souin, nor m elevations, nor In arid, alkaline, wet or acjd g0us its commercial rangejs given as parts of the Ohio, Misgigslppl, and Missouri River valleys covering portions of the state of PennKen-West Virginia, Ohio, sylvania, tucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Grow In Waste Places. It is not recommended to grow the black walnut as a major farm crop on extensive areas of good land, be-cause It cannot compete In profits with other farm crops. But it is urged to plant this tree In those neglected or waste areas of good soli in fence corners, along fence rows or stream banks, on hilly, or rough places, In ravines, and in rocky outcroppings In fields and pastures where weeds or Inferior species now grow. In such places the black walnut in the regions where it thrives should be a good In- vestment. Copies of this bulletin may be ob- to the Departtained free by writing ment o Agriculture, Washington, D.O. Spanish Fork, Work has been begun on an apartment house at the North and First jeorner of Second The streets. building is be(West Horace Fereday and ing put up by aparx-imentwill consist of six four-rooheated from a central heating The building is being erect ' iplant. a id at cost of $19,000 and will be .ready for tenants some time in ruary. 1 It will be the first apart, iment house in Spanish Fork. A luncheon for farmers Logan, and business men is being planned by the agricultural and industries committee of the Logan chamber of commerce for December 12, when an effort will be made to promote a better feeling between the two groups and encourage them to greater co- operation. Bonds to the amount of Provo, $225,000 have been sold to the Palmer Bond & Mortgage company of qo,f T n iro ntv W Utah countv the money to be expended in the combuild pletion of the city and county lng, and to make other improvements in the county. Salt Lake, George A. Storrs, Great Western Coal of the president Mines company; Earl J. Welch, Char S. Welch, lest M. Croft and Joseph former fiscal agents of the concern entered pleas of not guilty to using the mails in a scheme to defraud when they were arraigned before Johnson m the Judge Tillman D. Date United States district court. of trial has not been set. Salt Lake, As a fitting token to of the the thirtieth anniversary St. Marks of hospital founding training school for nurses, the alumnae association of that organization intends starting a trust fund for a hospital building new in Salt Lake. The Utah County Farm Provo, has.bureau just issued a publication entitled The Utah County Farm News. The first number is an eight-page magazine, which contains special articles of interest to the farmers of this section. C. C. Child, in charge of the local office of the county or ganization, is the managing editor. Laurence Johnson and Richfield, of the William Jackling, deputies state fish and game commissioner, are taking spawn at Fish lake. The brook trout are spawning m great number and no difficulty will be in obtaining ample experienced , spawn to stock the plants at and Murray, Logan Salt Lake, In an executive order issued by Governor Charles R.' W. G. WilAdjutant General liams was designated brigadier general and assigned to the command of Vw field Wtey tt. Sirfy-fJt- li Fortieth national guard division of the army. General Williams will con- tinue as adjutant general of Utah, his being at the appointment as s?uch of the governor, and there pleasure in the way.' obstacle no legal being : m f nnfs-- and the critl-ctime of hfe was troubled with a catarrhal I 1 Moab, -- on year. nervous- - through I 1 t o er I Because of the high quality and beauty of Its timber and Its resistance to decay, the food value and popularity of Its nuts, and the charm of the tree from an ornamental standpoint, the black walnut challenges attention as a tree worthy of extensive planting in waste places, according to Farmers Bulletin No. 1392 just published by the United States Department of Agrl- culture. Detailed Information Is given in this bulletin, Black Walnut for Timber and Nuts," regarding planting and the best growing conditions, and the care of tbe black walnut for most satis- factory results In growing it primarily f0r either timber, nuts, or as an ornamental. Trees Need More Room. jn eariier years it was deemed best to grow tbe black walnut in close in-piantations. As a consequence the crease in diameter was slow and e annual rings narrow. Today the mar-ket demand in walnut lumber Is for wider rings giving an attractive gra n. That means the trees must be given room to make more rapid growth than when close together, and it also means earlier and larger crops of nuts. . fcpt,i lack anut For several from ues . Mice and other rodents are begin ning their destructive winters work in the orchard. For this reason steps should be taken by growers to pro tect the fruit trees, says A. Freeman Mason, extension specialist In fruit growing at the New Jersey College of Agriculture in New Brunswick. Clearing grass and rubbish away j from the tree trunks and mounding the trunks with earth will protect the Mechan-trees to a certain extent leal devices such as wire netting and tarred paper may be used, but In most 1 j cases, poisoning will prove an effectu-al aQd inexpensive method of control- ling' destructive rodents. The United States Department o Agriculture recommends the following ounce formula : Mix together, dry, ounce of powdered strychnine and of baking soda. Sift the strychnine- soda mature over 1 quart of rolled on Any Farm. Ambrose Noblo McKay general manager of The Salt Lake Idaho. Boise, I suffered constantly Outline of Effectual and In Tree Is Worthy of Extensive expensive Formula. in Waste Places Salt Lake, , Why not Enjoy Health? Kill Orchard Mice Black Walnut Is With Poisoned Bait Quite Profitable - ave Resinpl for - andburns Teady scalds S. Business BO N. 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