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Show i SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM. UTAH BUDGET UTAH wtchen nt rovo for of food products. that there will be an heavy boney Pr0(luction Stern Utah district this sea- - TfeeKITCnm RUN AUTOS WITH COAL GAS The earth la our workshlp, the universe is our exercise ground, Life is our opportunity, let ua get busy, Bruce Calvert Great interest has been aroused by the reference made in the London Telegraph recently to the economic advantages of the utilization of coal gas ns a substitute for petrol (gasoline), says that newspaper. It has been established by actual practice that 250 cubic feet of coal gas the ordinary gas that is used for household illumination purposes equals one gallon of petrol when applied to the work of driving a motor vehicle. If gas costs 72 cents 1,000 cubic feet it is equivalent to petrol at 18 cents a gallon, and nt 96 cents 1,000 cubic feet is equivalent to Its competitor at 24 cents a gallon. As petrol cannot be bought today for commercial purposes at under 48 to 58 cents a gallon, it will be seen how great is the economy effected. So far as the alterations rendered necessary to the engine of a motor vehicle are concerned, the only additional expenditure is about $3.60, and the gas bag container for the storing of the vapor costs $75. Thus, for the expenditure of $78.60, an ordinary petrol using motor vehicle of any description can be converted into a gas driven one, and the driving expenses reduced llire List mns e , reservation TMs reported ffSe "SThe annual convention of the Utah superintendents and boards of at the capitol Frieducation .was held ' day aiul Saturday. been men have over two hundred new sugar factory at Ainl)loved on the construction under Is which roinisl), Cache Sugar company. by the West is The federal government ' Inspecting of horses hundreds ,nd purchasing the only boasts which daily at Ogden, in station stock inspection live federal 1 the west. due to heavy Scarcity of male help forced has packers and enlistments canners of Weber county to employ small boys in women, girls and even factories. the The annual convention of the Utah association will be State Firemens 26. Repheld in Ogden July 24, 25 and of the all departfrom resentatives ments of the state will be present. Found guilty of having stolen a watch and chain from a deputy sheriff, Gus Dokas, a former trusty in the inWeber county jail, was given an to one of from sentence determinate ten years. The farmers of Utah county will take a trip through the Sevier district about August 10. They will visit Redmond, Monroe and Richfield and will also study the conditions in surrounding counties. Soft drinks will be in demand in Utah after August 1, in the opinion of a number of manufacturers who are preparing to supply the demands of the thirsty who will be unable to purchase intoxicants. Richard Van Dyne, a miner who feet lives at Bingham, fell twenty-fiv- e out of the front window of his residence and lit on his head in the street below, and the only complaint he has to make is that his knees hurt. A civil engineer of Holland, who was in Salt Lake last week, having been in Germany less than a month ago, predicted that the war would end in less than six months, declaring that Germany would be starved out by that time. An excursion trip around the county was taken Saturday by members of the A Box Elder county farm bureau. of was the profarmers picnic part gram, but the main purpose of the trip was to inspect farms and crop conditions. In celebration of the completion of , the $100,000 addition to its Ogden property, the Ogden Tacking St Provision company was host ..Thursday night to more than 400 Salt Lakers, at the formal opening of the recently enlarged plant. Ten persons have been arrested and convicted this month on the charge of carrying liquor into dry territory by the authorities Wasatch county. bottles of beer and 50 of About 1000 quarts of whisky have been confiscated and all of the fines have been more than $50. County school officials characterize as ridiculous the resolutions adopted by the Weber county farm bureau urging the employment of county school teachers on the farms, that the teachers may become familiar with rural conditions, as nearly all the teachers are practical farmers. The state crop inspector has issued a warning to the public not to ship cherries to Montana either by parcel post or express without having each package certified, as free from the ah falfa weevil. Montana has a quarantine against Utah products susceptible to the ravages of the alfalfa weevil. Salt Lake retail grocers are preparing to take action in line with the wholesale dealers of Utah in the matter of curtailment of deliveries as a means of labor and waste conservation. The abuse which is to be attacked is that of accommodation deliveries of light bundles which might as easily be carried by the customer. A novel method of raising additional funds for the Roosevelt library was instituted by the committee when they asked every patron to contribute one Penny for every year of his age. It is expected that a good sum will thus be added to the fund. The state will spend $250,000 in cementing the Piute canal, and will put t into good, condition for service next spring, it plans to abandon the three canals operated by private irrigation concerns, as they run to the parallel 1 mte for twenty miles. Tom Linker, the man who forced a Patrolman of Ogden to give up his star after threatening the police' of; cer with the policemans pistol, and " io shot off liis own toe in the ex--c ement, is to be charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Fire which threatened to .destroy e entire business section of Blng- ?used a 1083 and $10,000 Partially burned three buildings. v , SUMMER SALADS. London Motorists Find It Cheaper Than Gasoline at Present High Price of Latter. Spinach is such a good, wholesome vegetable and one which may be used for salads with various combinations. Cook the spinach in its own juices, being careful not to let it scorch. When tender, drain the spinach and chop it with six eggs to a peck of spinach, add one cupful of toasted bread crumbs and cupful of minced boiled ham. Pack in small cups or molds. Chill on ice and when" ready to serve surround each mold with olives and dress with mayonnaise. Ellsworth Salad. Drain a can of peas and add two apples chopped fine with one medium-size- d cucumber. Mix lightly with the peas and a half cupful of coarsely chopped pecan or walnut meats. Serve on crisp lettuce with boiled 6r mayonnaise dressing. Heredity. Red Pepper Salad. Mix half a can Jamie Gee, your grandma is a spry of pimentoes with one cream cheese. old lady! Beat into the mixture sufficient mayJennie Well, hadnt she ought to onnaise to soften and add a few drops be? Her father lived to be a centaur, of onion juic or more if the flavor is and her mother was almost a centiliked. Pack in a mold,' chill on ice and pede Judge. when ready to serve cut in slices and place on crisp lettuce leaves. Softly. Mixed Salad. Slice some tomatoes Actors Wife Did the audience apand cucumbers and arrange on head plaud? Actor Applaud? They made about lettuce. Into French dressing stir as much roquefort cheese as is liked and as much noise as a rubber heel on a add to the vegetables just as they are feather mattress. ready to serve. For those who do not The man who has but one shirt is enjoy the delicious cheese, the- dresson change. short ing may be served without it. Vegetable Harlequin. Cook half a peck of spinach as usual and drain, then chop fine, seasoning Well. Cut three or four cooked beets into dice and heat in a tablespoonful of butter. Net Contents 15f luid Draohiri Season well with salt and pepper. ReiV- heat two cupfuls of peas in the same way. Arrange the spinach in a ring around a small platter. The spinach should be dry enough to make a ridge an inch and a half high ; inside the ring at either end put the beets, and in the middle the peas, keeping the line of division straight as possible. Over the whole sprinkle parsley and send very hot to the table. Others combiALCOHOL-- 3 PER CENT. nations may be used, utilizing leftPrcparationfcrAs .Vegetable overs. similatintheFood by linrd-cooke- d one-ha- lf - It's Poor Economy to Endure a Bad Back these days of rising prices, we need every ounce of strength the ability to do a full days work every day. The man or woman with weak kidneys is half crippled. Sore, aching kidneys; lame, stiff back, headache, dizzy spells, a dull, tired feeling and urinary disorders are daily sources of distress. You cant afford to neglect kidney weakness and make it easy for gravel, dropsy or Brights disease to take you. Get a box of Doans Kidney Pills today. They have helped thousands. They should help you. IN ' Personal Reports of Real Cases AN IDAHO CASE. Mrs. W. S. Gentry, 912 Sixth St., Coeur d Alene, Idaho, says: I suffered a whole lot from kidney trouble In the past several years, in fact, I got so bad I had to take to my bed. My back was always aching and was so lame I could hardly get around. I often got dizzy, my hands and feet swelled and my sight was blurred. Other symptoms of kidney trouble bothered me, too. Doans Kidney Pills fixed me up in good shape, doing me more good than anything else I had ever taken. Whenever I have used them since the results have been fine. lL AUTAH CASE. T. O. Davis, butcher, 329 N. East St., Tooele, Utah, says: Last fall I had a severe attack of kidney trouble. It began with backache and before long my back was lame and sore all the time. I kept getting worse until I was In a serious condition and I was told I had gravel. There were other signs of kidney weakness, too, that gave me annoyance. Finally I began taking Doans Kidney Pills and the first box helped me. I kept using them until they made a complete cure. I am certainly grateful to Doans. DOAN'S Sold At All Stores. Foster-Milbu- m KIDNEY PILLS Co., Buffalo, N. Y., Mfg. Chemists Lr Children Cry For i 1jh,"t Hi 6 io- of tingtheStomachs and Bowels Persons industriously occupying themselves thrive betteu on a little of their own honest getting than lazy heirs on the large revenues left unto them. T. Fuller. Thereby Promoting Digestion Cheerfulness and Rest Contains nor neither Opium, Morphine SUMMER FRUITS. The time is at hand to prepare our fruits and jellies for winter use. If each housewife will, when putting up her jellies and jams, remember the soldier boys and put up a few extra for hos- use tbey wil1 do Such worlds of good. gifts will cost little, but when all brought together will make a wonderful store of good things to cheer those who are suffering on beds of pain. Currant Jelly. Currants for jelly should not be overripe or picked Immediately after a rain. Look the currants over carefully, wash but do not remove the stems. Mash a few in the bottom of the preserving kettle with a wooden potato masher and continue to' add the fruit until they are all used. Bring slowly to the boiling point and let simmer until the currants look white. Strain through several thicknesses of cheesecloth or Ndrain through a jelly bag. Measure the juice and boil it five minutes, add an equal measure of heated sugar, bring to the boiling point and boil three minutes, skim and pour into glasses. Let stand in a sunny window for a day, cover with paraffin and keep in a cool, dry place. Strawberry Cup. Prepare a freezer of vanilla ice cream. Add three tablespoonfuls of orange extract to a cupful of heavy cream, whipped. Halye a few choice berries lengthwise and press the smaller ones through h sieve and mix the pulp and juice with a cupful and a half of sugar ; chill. To serve, put a tablespoonful of the juice in the bottom of a sherbet cup, add a rounding portion of cream, pipe the whipped cream above, pour on another spoonful of the sirup and decorate with the strawberries. In many places all over the country wild raspberries abound. These berries have a most delicious flavor, but being smaller than the cultivated kind are better used for jelly, shrub and sirups, or the juice combined to give flavor to other fruit? in canning. UjUxc Mineral. Not Narcotic JkcfytafOlditeSAlGfflflIQEK. v Jhmpltm Seed JUxSmia goMUSaa , gnietSeed mm Seed Clarified Sugar Ybdtrgitenffanr A hcl pful Remedy fcf Constipationand Diarrhoea Feverishness and and 3 of Sleep loss therefronHW c Us ft 5 rtlP What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Childrens Panacea The Mothers Friend. CASTORIA GENUINE resulting C 'Bears the Signature of facsimile Signatareof N. ALWAYS Jjau In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY UMJ HWIIU prmwm iwBwyroi Exact Copy of Wrapper. ' Disadvantage of Social Position. of protest is raised in Texas against alleged endeavors to make the watermelon a food of caste. Any such effort is bound to carry its own rebuking. Nobody ever ate watermelon with 'a fork and had the full meed of its lusciousness. New York Humor From British Tar. Tlie demand for good advice is not illustrative of the quiet equal to the supply. humor of the British- tar is thus described : No, Eleanor, the little dears arq not In Modros harbor, in the eastern seen at stag parties. Mediterranean, a coxswain of the navy ran his picket boat into a trawler, and, THEdisIasIAB knowing his error, listened with disPlaced anjTvhere.Daley Fly Killer attracts and World. kill, all mastliea, Meat, clean, ornamental, ciinvemcnt, and ciplinary patience while the irate cheap. IjutiallieuoQ. Uada ter expressed his views on royal naval cn'tnot Bulot win over; tip An American Prejudice. 'itonr anythin. Gams. picket boats in a wealth of invective. ted eilecUvo Ask foe Is you de citizen dat referred to The silent coxswain pushed off, but, Daisy Fly Killer me as a stern of the under the passing trawler, Bold by doaloro, or 6 inift by Yes. It was respectfully intended. looked up at one of the crew and HAROLD SOMERS, ISO DE irst, propaid, 11,04. KAIB AV.. BROOKLYN. N. 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