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Show tup enivKii Salts Fine for Aching Kidneys Stk Wise ' Tit m.tuetlng Mt tf'.lt forge! H Six b Mini Unit ll,o kidneys, ftjnMlme ti t si a Ouwlitnt clogged srnl need bo:, ) r hat backache dull luljM-rj- r la Ho kidney ever headache. rheumatic twinge, torpid liver, at id aiuiimdu tie ami all Burt of bladder disorder. mra..imlljr, Hit You f-- riiul keep jour kldiicyg cilia and dean and He moment yeti an aeba or pain In tlia kidney lni ,y l region begin drinking Iota of water. Al. get about four ounce, of Jad laka a tubliooMbjl of In a g! ws- - for lurkeya I from nliout H uil'ldia of N vvn.lier to H but of leeendMr. CoiiMiint turkey dulng it.a fatten Jug eiixnt lua led provrd uce. ful Tiny alii ml biurilly for two or iliret a Heir duy. hut bfter Ilia I ley will rppetu Biel bcglii lo lu IK--Ii rapid-ly- . Nainrclty lin y art wild Idrd and llrlta only whet tlejr bate bivi-- to i'n n rungn. I Hiring Hit a omer and n Ml la y ilml hi obumlnm of age farm ; learner. It I ad tie tUalle la git a Him a amall feed at . . f ,,urHU ,.r br,ualug rolnt, Grasshopper and oiler Inn win, weed and gia ejik-- 1 ; JJ nmda from tba of grapes and lemon Julc, rout aeJ blued will llthlu, and la Intended to Hindi clogged kidney and belp ail mu lata them to sctMtyr. It al.ut neotrallxa tba arlda In tba urlna ao (ley no longer Irritate, llua helping to relief bludder disorders. Jad Falla la Inripenslv; tnakea a d"llghtful atTenearent lltbla water drink which everybody ahoutd laka imir and then lo belp keep tbclr kid tiejra cleon. A loeul druggist Bay bo Bella lota of Jad Hulls lo folka who lelleva,ln trying to correct kidney trouhlo whtla It la only trouble. le-l- well-know- Small Coys Logie Several g.iudlly colored atelna ar rouged aloiut Ilia railing In a feu rlmp cjcghl Hie eye of a live yeur old youngster break fuming with Ida parent. sedui I lousier. "Mom, buy me one of tin we thing." Hie lud I'lend.'d. Why, noli, cant: theyre vliioiist rated Ilia nmllier. "Well, get me one for iVcorutlon day dfor-Ilona,- ' aa then," rejoined the five-yebis pnrenta made wry fucea and olhera wllliln bearing il.itume laughed heart-Jyr- . Indlnnnpoll New. Foolish Communist mild nepreiuntutlve AIIhtI John-o- n to a Woahlngton reporter the other city: t ,t r ; : "If an III wind th.it blowa nobody l nny good, and the huelneaa la golug to the United States of CouiniunWts forever. Whut la a , I'oimutinlMtf a Indy naked me in lliMulam. A rominunlat.' auld I, la a mnn who. looks down on Hose above him. Saceo-Vanzetl- . no marrying or giving If there marilnrv. In heaven that must account for It being honven. I In The run atdne for nil, but the It for a tnrter. por- ter doe . Ionr regular are lot front l.iet aeaaona Miund. Ileplaelng llal MM'n-err- , renter, will be big hardest tnk. Fieeutun, a a tackle, will e llofTinan la fro.n I'etnlunta ett-la twenty four year old, weigh HI .ouud, and I n real trlple-tln-ufullback, lie I Hie key man in lime fittimu revere and lrlde pn playa Ihe leuma of Warner are ao ; n J ; ; apli-iidl- nl-l- ' otto-rwlii- e i!c-li- Use Lights in Poultry House Turing Virer A serlea of caution for tte user of light lu the poultry Imu-- e I found lu the Ohio state poultry calendar, They ure as follow: Crude mid pen pullet according to age, condition, nnd liiylng qtinlltle. sn that each group may lie properly handled. Kxccrglve full production make It hard to keep the (lock In heavy production during the winter. Iout use lights to produce more than a day. Excessive use of lights means overproduction, followed by a slump. . To avoid a spring molt, discontinue lights slowly In the spring. Use lights on breeders only after January 1 to 1.1, In order to help them bark Into production. Dont crowd production over CO per cent, otherwise the Dock will become thin and molt. He regular in management and use of lights. Feed grata liberally when using Walter Johnson bad Milne bunting dog. Mime plg,oii and a police dog all gift of friend and admirer. lie wus living over In Maryland while pitching for the Yushbigtu club and while on the road a couui) fair was held al home uml Waller told Mr. Walte r at d Walter Jr. he thought It would he a gcd Idea to enter the hunting dog. When they went over the police dog went along and the mnn nt the fulr auld he thought he ought to Im entomb too. He wnu't much of police dog. Just a good fellow to have around for a pal; rertaltdy no rlmw dog, 5!uch to Walter amazement he got a wire on the Mad that the police dog imk third prize. lie found nut later, however, there were only three dogs In the show. Michigan Wont Quit m g I Ip 4 w ri;?.UVU y ; ; L" 5"! i i ent months. Laying Hen Sings HOTEL Newhouse SALT LAKE CITY UTAH On oi Suit LfUke City flneat hotels, where gueete find every comfort with wtrm hospitality Garage in connection. Cafe and cafeteria 400 Rooms. fclACH $2.00 to WITH BATH $4.00 HUNTERS! Have your Trophies mounted by an expert A lifetime dmuotmd to tho A rt in Taxidtrmy superior to others, make our mounting A. C. LAUNER,Tox!dermlif .V. X. Natural U Museum tormorlyvUk 31 Cast Broadway oj isunry. Balt Lak City, Utafe WRITE KOR PRICE LIST KODAK FINISHING photographera We employ professional to Uriah your Kodak rtlm. SXIPLERS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Salt Lake City. Ltah 14 So. Main $u i O or7t' A irTTiTJ Ob'o o'cS ' (Pop") A laying hen Is usually a singing hen nnd happiness Is encouraged by plenty of good ont or wheat straw on the floor. Practical poultrymen differ as to the respective merits of wheat, rye, and oat straw for Utter. Each has been used without nny noticeable differences as to wearing and sanitary qualities. Kye straw Is somewhat stiff and ont straw breaks rather readily. The best advice Is to use what Is convenient and k.M.n the house In c?,r", sanitary condition. Cause of Fowl Typhoid Thank your lucky stars If jnu've never met up with Eberthella She's the germ that causes fowl typhoid, a most destructive disease. It acts much like fowl cholera, the birds becoming dull, droopy, with pale combs and a greenish or yellowish diarrhoea. Death usually Isnt ns rapid as with cholera. One mark of typhoid Is that the liver enlarges and becomes a brownish or greenish color, as If while the kidneys look fade-cooked. Hull fighting ji-u- Warner. Tad football Michigan, osserted tint no Michigan team had ever been licked, In the sense that it was ready to quit. Michigan Ims never been defeated on two successive Saturdays," declared Wieman. If you vvnut to see u fighting team, attend nny game that Michigan plays after having been defeated the Saturday before." E. Wleinan. Says Control of Nerves Dob Jones Biggest Feat The greatest feat to be credited to Bobby Jones, in the opinion of Bernard Darwin, foremost British golf authority, is not the winning of two British open tiiles or a dozen miscellaneous ones in America. I believe It to he a true Impression that no out lias ever strict u and agonized, suffered and sweated more over golf than has this wonderful golfer so who seems to take champlm-hip- s easily In his stride." says Darwin In The American (lolfer. "To take a game so hard and yet to play it with such perfect temper and courage Is perhaps the most remarkable of bis achievements. That he can do so proves that there is no one so formidable as the nervous player who cun control his nerves. Coach Stagg Would Use Gridder of 140 Pounds is nn asset but not necessarily a requisite to a college foot ball player In Ills day and age. Cmo-lAmos Alonzo Stagg of tie University of Chicago said iu addressing a group of high school students at Youngstown, Ohio, recently. At Chicago I will consider a mnn who weighs HO pounds or more. A Coach Stagg declared. lighter man Is not of much use to ns. They say that Iop Warner and other coaches will not consider a candidate who weighs less than lot) pounds, alcame though when Walter Ecker-al- l to Chicago he weighed but 1117 pounds in his second year. Weight does not make the Ideal football player hut practice In the technicalities of the game count a great deal." Weight wk. silt and Diothrr-lo-U- lp , tek Lydia F. Plnkbara'o Vegetable Com-roun- induced to Dib Uke It. I am row on the fourth bar ato nwd Lydia E. PiakhsmB l Fsnatho Vab. tiled IrlcfS Til Vr. that will do for me what the table Compound and Ft native Wh Lave dne are eertalnly worth their weight in gold. I think I have given them n fair trial and I expert to take two more botth-- of tba Vegetable Compound.' Mb. Cimves Slav cask. r. D. 1, Tally, N. Y. s is now Illegal In Cub. Of the 110 plele t Annapolis this giltl reHirie(J for footlud. .V r - Ti-nt- Crimes, veteran first tmscmnn Toledo American association dub hu been purchased by Kansu Hoy f Hie over-aclfi- r- I 1 -- !. headache, ty n.: xi-- City. Hk heartburn, nnd other dW gtUvt disor der quickly and surely relloeed. Safe. Pleasant. Not Luiativ. EenJ fer free samples to Sell ft Cosine., Cranjehurg, N.Y. ItormaKsss Z)ge(ion and JiMtfMi fAe Croath critics say He movement of Helen Wills find In a mutch Is very similar In that of a hxer In action. r '" wivvhss INDKtfP0" V rfpv Tlille" Schafer, former majoi league star. I ranked aa one of the leading amateur golfers around Loa jv V) vij 6 xiti EIL-AM-S li FOR INDIGESTION 25$ Billie Ruth has played In more world serle tliun any other major leaguer, three with Boston and live with the Yankees. Bell-an- s Hot water Sure Relief e, Angel-- . fmJ Ty Cobb. AND 75$ PACKAGES EVERYWHERE Berlin Buslntss Men Forced to Exercise Berlin Is rapidly becoming h city of fences In the truest sense of Hie word. Busy squares are being fenced In ; low Ire fences are being erected between the tracks of the street cars, where they run on a strip of grass In the center of the Mad; everywhere substantial metal fences are being put up. the pedestrian This Is done to fig-eto cross certain squures and thorough-fnre- s only at speelully marked cor ners. The population, however, is not exactly grateful to the authorities for thns taking care of them, for the fences smack too much of the old Tussiun discipline. Not Infrequently It happens that a man who has to catch a train or who Is otherwise In a burry Jumps a fence and thus muny a sedate business man Is gradually acquiring considerable athletic skill. Exchange. and Speaker have lasted twenty years or more. Iuul Hines went through twenty seusons of pennant chasing Jitn ORourke did twenty-twand Bill Regan of the Red Sox bit two of campaigning. years home ruus In one inning off Chicago tills quartet of outfielders Against hisIn He Is the eighth the pitching. are eight Inllelders, all of more or less tory of major league baseball. renown, who had twenty or more service to their credit. Six of Great Britain's Walker cup years of started out as an outHans Wagner golf team have never competed for fielder and then switched to the Inthis prize before. T. P. I'erklns, the field and did strenuous work at shortyoungest. Is only twenty-fou- r years for many seasons. His career stop old. lusted for twenty-onyears and he himself. After he got Mrs. Kathleen Copper, playing on a never spared In the majors he continued course at Brookline, Muss., recently through as a semfpro and just established a new world golf record Ids activities a part of a game other the played day In sucby making two Crafton. at cession. Larry I.ajole spent twenty one seasons In the National and American Two Industrial league players, leagues, nnd other Intleldors who Dwellers in High Places ('buck Nostettler, center fielder, and served for a score or more of years The highest Inhabited place In the Mike Ioseo, third baseman, have were Lave Cross, Jim White. Kid Glea- world Is a mining district In (Idle. signed contracts to play with the son. Bhody Wallace ayd Eddie Col- 18,480 feet above sea level; next, a Boston Braves. lins. mlnlDg district lu Peru. Idin feet ; Ditchers do not last long. Only two then, a monastery In Tibet. LV-feet. The one ambition of young Jake of them ever went two decades In the The highest home of man in He Schaefer, Hillard champion, is to be show. Wulter Johnson had twenty-United States Is the Pikes Peak obable to sloot a TO In golf. He las big In the American loop, all servatory one In Colorado, over 14,(MK) years been playing five years uud Ids best with Washington, and Denton Tecum-sel- l feet abov- - sea level. score was To. (Cy) Y'oung lasted for twenty-twseasons in the National and Amerloun Some New Ones Douglas Lowe, Olympic circuits. The was vaudeville performer champion, confirms reports that lie Catchers are also short lived In the cheerful about It. would retire from track competition one A touch of asthma Is no fun." lie to devote all Ids time to Ids practice majors. Jim McGuire was the only who ever lusted over a score of years. stated, hut Im getting off some notas a barrister. Continuous squatting cuts short the able wheezes." Louisville Courier-Journal- . Tills affects the Join Kuck, Olympic slot putter. Is career ofin catchers. tiie knees and slows up the tendons to in enroll the expected University of Mobs are usually n criticism of the Kansas tins tail to complete his work backstops considerably. for a degree in physical education. way the law has been enforced. He will play football. Accustomed to Having e mi o SOO-met- Double-Heade- No official scoring system was In use at this years Olympic games, the luienmtionul association having voted last year to do away with it for the first time since 1012. Four stolen liases in an inning by one player seems ineredible hut Josh Devore, of the New York Giants, did it on June 12. 1012. He stole second uud third base twice. Ernie Wingurd. who formerly pitched for the St. Louis Browns, enjoyed a nice season this year in the American association, and hopes he will get another big league fling. Philadelphia Jack OBrien, former heavyweight boxer, predicts that if fellow-townsme- Tommy Lough-ran- . can defeat Jack Slmrkey, lie'll be Ihe heavyweight champion of the world." When Major Hezlet, the big BriMsh er. addresses a ball, he needs a neg nphone. he stands so far away from it. Mos of his wallops from Ihe toe nre line drives which would be good for triples la anybody's ball park. rs Played Fans of the International league lave become so accustomed to having doulle-hender- s served up to them that they feel they are being cheated when they dont get one. One day last season the champion Pittsburgh Pirates had an open date on Sunday and scheduled a game in Goin to the game toJersey City. a fan of a friend who asked day? usually attended the Sabbath conwas the Naw, course not. tests. They're only gonna disgusted reply. play one game. The fact that the major leaguers were In town made no difference to this fan. He wanted his double-heade- r or nothing. Grady Adkins, with the White Sox. says he pitched 54 Innings in six days during 1024 while in the Cotton Slates league, and won five games and tied one In those days. his d ead eh nautew, e at the University of Y. It inrt ms to xrIk ilowa without Mp and 1 frit Tul!r N. er ait G, holes-ln-on- Pullets that begin to lay early usually are the heaviest producers In the flock and for this reason It is an excellent practice to mark them so that they can be given due consideration for their performance next year when It comes time to cull the ?ock. It Is pointed out by L. E. Curd, of the University of Illinois. Pullets that ore extremely late In starting to lay are always certain to be the least desirable birds to use as breeder?. In . breeding for higher egg produeth-nIndividuals of this type should he kept out of the breeding pens. are If the early-layinpullet banded with numbered leg bands, nil that Is necessary Is to make a record of the Individual band numbers and the approximate date on which egg laying starts. Another equally satis factory scheme Is to ue colored leg band?. In which case a different colored band should he used to mark thp pullets that start laying In the differ- If yuu were to k the average fan the longest In bam-hul- l onill-l.h-r- . or lufleldcr. pitcher catcher ihe unuer would probably be oul fielder. And the answer would lie wrung, for It I the In fielders who lat the longest. Ty l'nl il and Trls Pienker ar the exception, although It would appear that oulfletders generally should have the edge. They do lcs work than the r and Imvo left wear nnd tear of museulur tissues to contend with, A comimrtuon of the teeord of Cobb and Speaker and Eddie Collins for the beat live year of the cureer of eael will dlseln that Cobb averaged 2 fleldlng chances a game, Fiieaker hu 2.81 and Collins bad an average of 1 4, Thee record show Hut Kddl did twice at much work aa either of the olhera. It I leg that slow down ball pluy era before aroui or eye. Men who cun or thirty-sistill hit well at thirty-livare unable to slMtid the pare In bane running or In covering ground nr defenIn Ihe Held. They sive pluyera, while their attacking power are atlll undinuned. And yet Inflelder. despite the ten don straining nature of their work, allow a better record for' stamina an! endurance than the uutflelder. Only two outfleldcrs In addition to Cobb o Elton Verdict f Woman Who Tried Pir.Lham Compound which last The Denver club In the Western league Is considering a proposition to pluy double-header- s every Sunday and omit the games on Mondays. conch JIC0LD Usefulness Outlives Outfielders end Mound Men. bo-om- e ' fi-- Early Layers Usually Heavy Egg Producers KX&SOCJOCJCK J f Scototy ! Whv Wnltcr Won Trize at County I a:r eliminated. of Millions j fTP?', Vv Jt WORTH WEIGHT Infli-ldo- , d spring. Choice fT f Do not stop feeding early nnd late In the day when lights are finally rrje f V noted fr. llolfuiniie grent work the pat two aeuaona, onclully In the Tournament of Itowee game, make him pruhulde AII Ainerlcno Hla year. The Cardinal go ut lid year to play Army at Went point. Ihla game will give eaatem foot- - . t bull fun a elm tut to we a Warner- 5 O A coached eleven, aoun thing they huve md viewed for tmiuy a aeott C'nn tn-th- m ' 1 ft 1 t Alwnys have feed and wuter available when lights are on. Do not turn lights off too early Since near getting an l a n help ctinobleral-ly- a.ua.l d and i,Ihiui the gmln d kail up go lo imihe up Ihe turkey' dolly ration. and when all the are plentiful l condition vlien tiny are In the ful teiilug season arrives, A satisfactory plan for fattening la -to il by fietilug small ruin not enough at time hut I and morning, Hint the blrda will walk away atlll a ( little hungry, and gradually He iunutl!y, addl'ig dome corn, until they are given nil Ibey will eat Hree lime n !i y. Along at He clone of He fattening seasoi corn, supplement-ewith fi .el aour iilllc, may cou-- t. lute He ,ull rulbm. New corn m.iy I safety provbhil Hie turkey are to It, gradually accut-'it-scour may result. tnrlou kind of nuts are a nutitral up hy t.rkeys fntti'iilng feed plck-on the rutige. In pun of Texas mnny grower, properly all tinted. roily on acorti for fiitteulng Htelr Hit key, n ml when Ihe inn- -t I plentiful the Idrd are marketed In fairly good condition. eh-w- hard to forget, Clarence TilT llofTnmn, win mm larth l.tl year, will lead He far In battle III football tlltiHl which I lo be hla laat one on He -- In r light. Standard INFIELDERS LAST LONGEST IN PLAY UAFTT Clean Scobey Warner view He approach of another X football raon with proieii of having on band for Ida Stanford eleven more mnterlnl Han be ha had In id long career, 1 lave more good mMtertid," . "for til year'a inm Han I have la bad In my flirty three year of ro Idng, but I also want you lo know better player. Hal I bad Mjutida which contained our prnapeet are not mah letter Hnn they have been In the pnt two or limn years, but an abundance of reserv muteriul will Imi ...r Tlla fanmua (alia la it'h C PLAN TO FATTEN HOLIDAY TURKEYS Fluih Ytur You Clsan Your Bowtl Ilk pnnv, Pop Warner Has Much Material Hurt Kldnsya'a 6iveii vnvK I Ed Wells, Down Turned by Griffs Yankees BUV Ed Wells, big southpaw pitcher cold by the Washingtons to Birmingham after a trial in the spring, has been purchased by the Yankees, nnd will report to Ids new club next season. The New York club will he the third in the American league for Wells. He was with the Tigers for a time before Joining the Nationals last year. The Washington club im mediately shipped him to P.irming ham. hut recalled him for spring training this year. Wplis ehowccj little In exhibition contests mid was sold to the Barons. To Cool a Burn Use HANFORDS Balsam ofrtMMyrrh 4ihn Al an tattamd first ( H jbv aot taiteA mm ej for th MENS NECKWEAR. 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