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Show UTAH Piff Two SANTAQ UIN BRIM HALL BROS. 11 1 Worth Was early In tba game but la the 4th Inning two Santnquln errors 1st la 3 rune, putting Provo In lend then The many friends of Mnbol ln the 4th I Provo errors let In Oksnder will bo nurprlMd to J 1 Bantaqnln runs tying the score. learn of her marriage last Janu- Lenta Oreenbalgh did excellent ary. the news just being given out work on the mound and pitched now. Mabel la still working in hlmaelf out of n tight place la the circulation department of thq the aeventb with the baeea loaded, he alao garnered the only Balt Lake Tribune. was that a good ball hit of tba game. The score wee BOY! game Sunday afternoon. Provo tied 7 to 7 In the ninth and It pipe nosed out. Charlie Crook's took It Innings to decide the by a lucky home run Issue. The largest crowd of the In the IZtb Inning to bring In a season was In attendance at the man from 1st base and make the park. Mrs. Clara Brlmhall and daughgame f to 7 In favor of the visitors. Santaquln took the lead ter Blaine eere Santaquln visitors X HHin r I For RADIO SERVICE PHONE t&J7 t 579 J & II. TIRE CO. I Wragg, supervisor, finance end were Santaquln park ' visitors Monday. School Junior High Santaquln band will day next Saturday at Puyson for Tlntlc Standard Day. Krosnlug thunder rlouds have had i be hay furmcra hustling the bey In ibis week. The berry harvest will commence In earnest the first of nest Friday, June NEWS carpet tax, dog tax, syntax and various other taxes nntU the peasant wondered whether or not ho What do cows have to do with would ho better off without the cowa. That' Democracy. government! Just this. A peasant had six cows and tha Government took all of them from SOCIAL & PERSONAL him. That's Communism. A peasant had als cows and the Government took t h r e e of them. Vincent Newcomer, Morgan, That's Socialism. editor of the Banyan, has reA peasant had six cows and the ceived the offer of n 11000 Government let him keep nil sis scholarship from tha Art Center of them and let him feed and school at Los Angeles, covering n otherwise care for them, but took course In advertising design. all of tha milk and all of the calves. That's Farlsm. Oscar F. Arnold, Coalville, In A peasant had six cowa and the ihe College of Commerce, get a Government let him keep nil six the New York of them, but made him pay the scholarship from to Dean H. according university sales tax, personal property tax, U. Clark. excess ad valorem tax, profit tax, old ago pension tax, social secur, 19Z5 graduate Hurry J. Rhmm-Uity tax, Federal tax. State tax, U. has Y. from li. excise just completed tax, ctry tax, County tax, luxury tax, Income tax, outgo tax, bis final oral examinations for the war tax, peace tax, auto license degree of Doctor of Philosophy at tax, gasoline tax. Inheritance tax, Ohio State University. Read And Be Wise I 318 West Center ? Sunday. Mrs. Carl H. Okander was a week-en- d vjnitor In Balt Lake jelly with Blends and Mubel. i Gwve Bmllh has return2 Miss ed from a two weeks stay In Salt Luke City. a The stork left a baby girl at V the homo of Osier Crook, June 9. (HU Monday, Willis York end V rv Dee Cialg were Trovo visitors i Monday. 11. tone superBeveridge, lien Z visor fur W. P. A. end Mr. John VALLEY SUITS and COATS NOW! 1 r3 to 1 -2 SHIRTS week. Lexter Gee returned homy front Monday the layson hospital evening. Howard Thomas of Conolt and Beth Strong of Spanish Fork were married Monday at Nephl. Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of Genola la visiting her sisters, Mrs. Vlona Itay of Kimberly, Nevada and Mrs. Haxel Hoyt of Ely, Nevada. VALUE VARIETY STYLE Members of the Windsor ward were the Invited guests of the Linden ward Sunday evening at Sacrament meeting. Next Saturday evening and Sunday quarterly conference of tho Tlmpanogos stake will he held. Sunday marks the 10th anniversary of the organisation of thia stake. A special program will be given In honor of this event A good attendance will be appreciated from our ward. The retiring M. 1. A. officers and teachers and their partners enjoyed n social at tho church house Friday evening. The following were In attendance: Mr. end Mrs. Eldon Swenssn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Blanche Nielson, Mr. Anita Crsgun, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnson, Mr. andMra. Roy Nich-olo- s, Mr. and Mra. Rumel Crag-un- , Ellen Mnxtleld, Earl Johnson, Beth Anderson and Floyd John- ONLY! It's Your Last Opportunity to Save in this Great li - Price Sale, So Hurry! All Spring: and Summer Suits and Coats to Choose From! JUNIOR TOPFLIGHT Summer Mrs. Ferry. Nielson, Reporter and SATURDAY TO-DA- Y Special Purchase Nationally Famous WINDSOR PRICE MISSES and WOMENS SIZES Choose now from oar lnrgeet selection of fine quality high count B h trta Xu-Cra- ft R collars All PENNEY'S TOWN -- CRAFT SHIRTS As fine a shirt value as youll ever find. Tailored to Pennys strictest specifications. A good selection of colors and summer fabrics. $J49 son. The following yonng eoaples motored to Salt Air Sunday to take part In the M. I. A. dancing festival: Fay Hrelnson, Loin Mae Hrslnson, Beth Hooley, Harold Hootey, Verlsnd Ash and Roy Robinson. The yreport the thrill of their live In being able to take part in this gain affair. There will be no Sacrament Meeting held In the ward Sunday evening on account of quarterly conference being held at Pleasant LEWIS Ladies ' Store PROVO Its Smart To Be Thrifty UTAH H44H444HW4m4t44WmMfmMH Grove. Mrs. Wm. Hooley entertained Friday In honor of her alater, Irene Klmber of Los Angeles. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 8. Klmber, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Illlls, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gillman, Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Madsen, Mr. snd Mrs. George Klmber, Mr. end Mrs. Martin Klmber and son Steve, Ksthlene Madsen. Irene Klmber, host. Games and social chnt were enjoyed after which luncheon was served. Hand-Mad- e! Cool Colors! Mens Ties Tropical Fabrics! 49c Reinforced Toes Dress Soeks Colorful Patterns! mr qy pj-- Big selection of summers Mens rayon and silk socks smartest ties! In colors with mercerized cotton ! and patterns to harmonize tops, heels and toes Their snubber toes are of durwith your light summer able yarn to give clothes. Resiliently conyou Extra wear I Popular structed from crush-procolors ; plaids, figures, fabrics, some washable! clocks! ly of Give Dad a New Pair of TOWN-CRAF- T OXFORDS $3.49 Fancy Silk Ties Nationally Known Towncrafts in distinctive dressy styles that well dressed men de mand. Correct for all summer occasions. Priced Low at Pcnneys. and more success on your fishing nearest Pep trips, after yon drive in at your booklet this of handy iree lot a copy rtnflo" STATIONS EVERYWHERE IN UTAH mmmmimiiisi AND W-Vi- co . . IDAHO gmismsemnr t i FREE TO MOTORISTS Cool 494 504 Plenty TTYffTST and Comfortable BOX 984 Mens Boxed Real Values in Shirts and Shorts Fancy and Plain Handkerchiefs Swiss Shirts and Broadcloth Shorts Dress Shirts 254 984 3 in box 254 EACH . Mens Polo FLETCHERS SHIRTS TO of 25c Beautiful i Rain-Pro- Straw Hats Light and Dark Shades SPECIAL 984 West Center SL 368 Provo Real Gifts & 494 Mens Fancy ANKLETS 154&254 3E AMd presenting to them teaching methods and equipment for sound and allent projectors. a Arthur Garth, history Instructor THOMAS L. MARTIN, Agronomist at B. Y. U. left Jnne IS for Europe with a party of Americans Brigham Young University for tha "Grand Circle Tour of When the farmer after yean of farming finds that his Europe to visit places of Interest soil contains less organic matter, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, In Franca, Italy, Switzerland, and available nitrogen; and that the soil is tougher and Germany, Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Belgium, Hoharder to work ; that it cracks more, and the plow does not lland, England, and Scotland. scour, he usually becomes discounged. What can he do? Philo T. Farnsworth, 195 g, The answer is Put the manure back and all will be well. U. graduate, and known oven This has been the spirit of the previous three articles in this Y. the world today as the beardless Reries. A few precautions need to be taken, however. Merlin of Television" was the subManure on ones lend If used ject of a personality feature by a too heavily on an acre actually results in the crop burning up. In j some parts of our Western conn- try aweet clover Is grown for green manure purposes and plow- ed under and then the crop burns. Farmers in some areas are actually afraid to turn nnder an alfalfa field because the subsequent crops suffer. It has beei found In some observations that after an alfalfa field haa been plowed under, seven successive grain crops have failed, while a neighboring field with no alfalfq has resulted In a satisfactory crop of grain. Even commercial fertilizer has been used and resulted la a crop failure, yet all that haa been done has been In accord with healthful soil fertility good practices. In the West one must remember that water Is not any toq plentiful. Extra water la needed to decompose the manures. Crops are stimulated due to this Increased fertility. They grow vigorously and a larger root system develop! and draws on tha water. There la also a greater amonnt ot leaf surface to cause water loss by transpiration. Later In the season drought spells coma, wateq turns are less frequent, and crops burn up because there to little water available during tho latter part of tho season and the demand to greater because of this Increased fertility. Consequently, ln-creased fertility does mean more production, but It means also that mora water must ho available to support that lncreass. If water to scarce it would be better to spread the manure over a larger area of ground. Tho fertility problem to a big one. It to complex. Tha structure of the soil, the composition of tha organic matter, the amonnt of carbon dioxide and nitrogen present, the kind of animal manures used, the amonnt of bedding, tho time of the year to apply, cropq on which to apply, and many f other problems Indicate that the fanners Job to one of the most challenging of Jobe. No ordinary man can bo a farmer. It takes Intelligence and it takes work. It takes shrewdness and It takes managerial ability. A fame? who to a success to a man to bo admired, and a farmer can bs a success If he will use his talents and apply the principles which hare already been worked ont by the many experimenters throughout the country. ! Johnson, Leona Madsen, Bertha Madsen, Belya Williamson and cleo DaT1 represented the ward n the conference chorns at the Tabernacle Saturday evening, Cincinnati Journalist recently. Ha pictures Farnsworth at work on new developments which will bring movies to tha American fireside, and rates him as "one of the ten greatest living mathematicians". Harrison R. Merrill, head of Journalism department, to leaving Sunday for Max-lco City with a group of students and Provoana gathering materials and information during an extended trip throughout the rains and countrywide surrounding this famed elty. B. Y. U. Thomaa C. Peterson, visual instruction specialist, at B. Y. U. extension division, annonncea demonstrations at the Summer school sessions ere being received heartily by this year's students, 9 Crusader Worsted Suits by KUPPENHEIMEI names attract people to a theatre aad te oar dm "Blg-U- t backad by 61 yeari'aayeriemce. "la a Crusader worsted suit dmahiaf Smart! A good value!" Oar beat reply to that to, Tf a Knppeuhafansr! Mose Lewis Mens Wear Salt Lakes Newest Hotel 200 Rooms LAKE VIEW (Helen Oveaoa Mr. and Mrs. You'D have mors fun Special Wonderful Lot of Increased Manure Supply Necessitates An Increase in Available Water statistic of Indies SOMETHING TO Qmssasazc V. Galore! Savings OUR ENTIRE STOCK DAY FOR FATHERS WEAR 494 - 17. 19Jg 200 Reporter) D. Tile Baths P. Oveson home In 8L left Tuesday for their John, Arlona, after spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Oveson. Tbs family of tha late Bishop Msdsen held a reunion In the ward Sunday afternoon, luncheon and a good program waa enjoyed by a large number of relatives, officers were elected for next year. The following yonng participated In the M. I. A. cntet at Saltalr Friday evening Glory Jacobaen, Evelyn F Donna Davis, Paul Taylor, Madsen and Hershel Cllnger. Richard Taylor, Herbert John son, Phillip Taylor, Nanalee OPPOSITE GREAT H UR MON TEMPLE HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE Balt Lake City, Utah All West Exposure Rooms Delightfully Air Cooled ERNEST Cl R0S8ITER, Manager HIGHLY RECOMMENDED |