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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD More Alfalfa Seed Produced in Ohio Home Grown, Germ Better Adapted to the Farms Nearby. y EMILiE LOSING PnMlshlnt P.B cjpyHEht br Tb. Co. but quite suddenly I took the quickest way down from the hay5 comes from mow, Mr. caught ts.'huyler ated Farm, In me and look!" She held out her Prosperity FrJvork e as Ne Lrited from her uncle, to skirt Make. , fe ot herself and her Well, Ill be darned and eggs mai "pavld whose health has forty cents a dozen! Youd better tragedy. tWV"a''w chuck the mess an go get that skirt cleaned. e by II CHAPTER f J Im going. Good morning, Mr. 3ani. Mr. Rod, and thank you again." id in her Prudence smiled and nodded to the nilUDENCE stopped settling days next day at two men the as she left sessions pub- the out-- the barn. watching her, Ja long enough to inspect of tour Her Pretty as a movie star and smart of her inheritance. at the long weather- - as a steel trap, SI Puffer comRYS, ended pspeetion SYNOPSIS ant-itin- g er mth frenzied black hen flew down kut'" Kn the topmost loft. Prudence Ltched her switch and cackle and bethe open doorway ap through the to spot returned fore her eyes had descended Had ram which she nest? Could been stealing a g. 3, 5 31, 6h exist-atlsf- j a light ladder into excited agility with .e mow. Up wanted. Fast the first the fe the highest, almost touching feathers. warm touched she a yellow beak A sharp peck from but steeled lashes her dampened She flung the her determination. fowl to an adjacent iqvaw king the taacnd of hay where it made fetters ring with its outraged fi h the 'nglng .ley. e tagged and HUNT -- hard-boile- back on her heels prudence sat counted. Eight eggs td I Sil SI! Oh, She cheery call came from ow. A mans voice. Not the Voice fe the Fog. That had appeared in Who per-o- n early this morning. mind It be? Prudence cautiously Wjied the eggs in her white skirt, gathered up the front of It, and leaned too far over. The hay slid, paiggling to retard her progress, fe vent with It, down, down Into fee arms of a man. 7.00 bel- 3.67 2.25 8 30 3.75 2.00 4 75 3.75 4.00 8 75 3.75 5.25 7 50 4i75 5.00 5.50 narrow a was That ! Boy iSrak " Prudence had closed her lids git when she felt herself going. opened them wide, looked up ifo the deepest, bluest eyes she feer had seen. Her glance traveled ja' to light hair which had an kink at the temple, then Jack to the face. Its expression feat a ripple along her nerves. Who 20.00 .50 50 6.00 25.75 .25 20.15 9.50 36.50 Iras be? 8.50 2.50 8.75 7.50 1.82 13.75 23.44 1.20 'Seems idiotic to say just Thank when you really Her smile liras tremulous, her voice shaken. She shivered. Dont think about It I was the oti' man the moment, for all right. 22 26 7.15 30.00 1.00 1 2 50 115 t I on " usual se your temper. Thats method ? ascending from haymows. Rath nir- 11 you 8et what L or,!gmal u cessary Now tlia his color had re-iauency j tlie curve of his sensitive m at fIie5 oath Bet ber on the defensive. It bject to fa so darn boyish for a man his 6; he must be about . thirty, ',th 1,lkay LAWS nlon and me- - Every move a ,s this method of eggs also original with e glanced at her wnite porting ZTiShe eI 1811 Sti11 eriKe(3 with the side a stream annotat-Pro- lage, di Ln tn . Sbe ,0ked from taIlored , T ltonancA iplotched p11 children W been pl?t o? PrWb. ed. OF Atf with full 1 as liberally WhCh, had wiped Te'r "eye f aSSUled ,ndlf The sight PT 7 her Clea sorry! I'm terribly H'e made pette. VS fulU h s Jeepened come IWS fe' S Jou fully house iou OCTET? i Angela me hand: osut.er," ? met hatfromeven me a T,'sbeinS mushed aPe bc,n fl'PPant apoloKy for the 'f8- - Come lr lM."ck vm take ,es a demon ft trained 88 thpy 1 fSrry In id fall i S; safe. ftrglve m!df hours 24 t ' you, my mnc d0 'Tin t,Ur htlp you w'll ! wont you?" eschi 0?patd- - 1,1 nin Ecu- rosPerlty farm." f"r.1tbe deni age, anoil? " " F' qvAUS lELAY! UM wlil Veil, jffeR N 6 1 h l L!! R0d you $5.00 for L wrapper. r IUES Stdi ay!) Ir r Te1 or the 1 am-n- re bera you 1" V!1n?d,blne ovoralIs d,,ln hcrii 1". 8,1 bnnd- - What '""a a Led 8 stubborn I not leave men folk off the street Ill wager man who they are on time for every meat that you Mrs. Puffers eyes filled, her lips when the quivered. SI Is all the men In the was done family now we had a boy." She right" touched a tiny gold star pinned on I haven't forgotten, but. Si, the breast of her gown. "This cut trees when the snow Is on they the stands for a white cross In France." ground. What would I do here In Prudence laid her hand on the winter? Dear Mrs. Puffer. I plump fingers. Folks have lived here through a wasnt old when David went very winter. Rod, and slept and et like human beings. I calculate twouldnt across, but I remember Mothers eyes when the doorbell or the phone hurt you none." rang. They seemed to knife through With a boyish shout of laughter, my heart even when she smiled and Rodney Gerard flung his arm about talked In her beautiful voice. She mented. Puffer's shoulders. had such gay courage. Who is she? What is she doing Dont you go back on me. I bank here? Gay courage! Thats the sort. on you to stand by me as you have Most folks talk of grim courage. I Havent you heard? Austin ever since you taught me to hold a guess that Idea came from our PurSchuyler left all his holdings here gun. As to Len Calloway, I'll say itan ancestors. But your brother to that slip of a girl. He np an nothing doing to him now, and came back told 6afe, dearie. died, just after hed paid a lot of when I get around to it Ill have a me In the village that he They wears ten money for an annuity, too. Can you forester give us a report on the bars on his Victory medal." beat itl Miss Prue come to the trees." "Yes, for carrying ammunition to farm to see If she can get her All right, Roddy. When you get the Front of the Front In ten cambrother Davids health back. They the forester here, have him look say he had an Income enough to over that wood lot of Miss Prues. paigns. They tell me, too, that Isnt all live on he was a lawyer besides Theres about five hundred acres you have to be proud of him for." his practice till the crash came. Two along the rise that Austin Schuyler years ago his wife walked out on bought of Len Calloways father. She resolutely cleared her voice. him with his sister Julies husband. That stretch called The Hundreds "Were getting kind of solemn In You look real handthe Schuyler! Is that the family! between the highway an the sky somefirelight. In that dress, Its Just the color That rotten scandal staggered even line. It's the best stand of spruce of the shine In your hair, talnt red d the most people I know. and pine In the county. Ought to an talnt yellow, its like some of This Miss Schuylers sister Julie bring that spunky little girl a nice zinnias and those wax my prize was charming but too domestic for bunch of cash ; but Im afraid if Len beads around your neck are awful the man she married. Her husband Calloway gets hold of Miss Prue wanted a woman who would make before she knows Its value, he'll pretty." Wax beads! Julies pearls! What make a sharp trade with her. He held me up In the fog last evening would Mrs. Puffer say If she knew to ask when she was cornin. I their value? What sort of man Is Mr. Callodidnt let on I had her In the back seat that very minute. Didnt want way, Mrs. Puffer? Something of an him to get In a lick till Id warned exhibitionist, isnt he?" The stout womans placidity was her to watch her step. B.ut he beat me to it Hes been to see her this slightly shaken. Dearie, you gave me a start. Si told me I must warn morning. This morning!" you about Len, and I was thinking Gorry-me- . Rod, what's there In how Id best begin when you up and that to get so excited about? Every ask the question. Dont trust him," Prudence chuckled. Mrs. Fufferg unmarried man In the county I wouldnt put It past some of the portentous voice was so out of character with her personality. married ones will come buzzin "Has he always lived here? round the red brick house like bees He was born in this house. around a honey pot, now that girl Here 1" is there." Lors, Miss Prue, before you've Rodney Gerard thoughtfully regarded a fish hawk sailing high lived here a month you'll think above him. He was looking at a dif- every person In the United States ferent world from the world he had had a relative who was born In this known as he entered the old barn. house, or one who died here. Folks The sky seemed bluer, the air more Is everlastingly stopping to ask If they may look around because somesparkling; his blood raced through one who belonged to them once lived his veins. He had the sense of a new beginning, as If again, as in his here. Sort of a combination of materardent boyhood, he set his compass by a shining star. He colored as his nity hospital and detention house glance came back to the quizzical for heaven, wasnt It? It Is almost dark. Let's have a light." She apeyes watching him. I Ive Made You Look Like an Look here, Si, dont let Miss plied a match to the wick In the Omelette." on the table. Its out! Im Schuyler sign up with Calloway. lamp other men stop, look, listen. His She will listen to you. I'll have a clumsy. Wonder why Uncle Austin was that type, forester here within a month if I didnt have electricity put in. wife's sister-in-laShe adjusted so he stepped np and took her. He have to buy one. I was going to There Its lighted! the shade. green cut York David New out Mrs. but I'll didnt have her long. tonight I guess your uncle thought he'd Schuyler was smash, d up In an the social stuff this autumn, stay spent enough on the old house for a automobile accident A week after here and attend to the timber." Puffer strode after him as he left start. If he'd had women folks, she ran away." Do you mean to say, they would have struck for it. Ive Makes me think of the barn. Gorry-me- . x them words In the 'Aible; an the Roddy, that youll winter along got everything electric from an to a sewing machine. Meb-b- e Dont out ns the and with logs? get Folks death. sin is of say wages know that It gets me any more time, I kin see you doing It? David Schuyler put ?n all his spare The not too thinly veiled taunt though. I must be going. When's t at a time helping the Miss Prues got sent the blood In a red tide to your brother coming, dearie? rescue mission. "Just as soon as I get the house meaa Whatta Is, last night Gerard's fair hair. He sprang Into grit when I brought them in, the road the low, long roadster, which had in order. It wont be but a few days was so thick with fog you could not a touch of color to relieve Its now. Do you think he will like It? cut It. Once'when I looked round I shining blackness. He slammed the David and I are all that are left of the family. Mother and Father died could see tears glistening In her door and jumped the car forward. Mebbe, Mr. Puffer, you dont In my debutante year. He was so eyes, but she kept her voice like music. Ill bet she sings. know as much about me as you much older than I that he has taken He has been everyover his their places. So she Intends to farm ! Ilavent think you do!" he flung to me since I lost my sister. shoulder. thing they any money? think he will SI Puffers faded eyes were warm Oh, Mother Puffer, you Lost It; Investments wiped out don't well you?" here, get watched he as the affection as quick and as clean as you can with Get well I Never knew anyone skid round the curve. wipe writing from a slate. Whatta roadster once settled in this village to who got him Got him mad, gorry-me- , mean is, they lost their money, of die anything but old age. Hell work to went the I thats the talk in the village. She mod. Guessto wake that be spry and dancing at your weddln felyoung way from right can get their living all right before you have time to turn the plac if If only she will stick ler up." He chuckled, prodded around." before It out. In spite of radios an movies, thoughtfully with the straw, "My wedding! I married! PruI guess twont seem much like the he reflected aloud: dence coughed In the vain hope of I much how I wonder, though, city. Thought youd gone, Rod. with his staying." counteracting the bitterness of her Dont you usually go flying or play- really had to do "I hope Dave gets exclamation. ing polo or visiting this time of well long, long before that. Thanks Dusk and Mrs. Puffer appeared year?" for everything, Mrs. Puffer. at the red brick heaps simultaneously at looked Come again soon I quickly Good night! Rodney Gerard was placing a curled up In the wing-chaiPrudence Puffers inscrutable face. Youre house. Prudence on her brothers desk confided to the fire: not crazy about me as a solid citl fresh blotter masthe room when zen, are you, Si? I was going, but In the living waddled In and set a "The long winter evenings! Seed Len Calloway held me up. He sive woman entertainment! for on the catalogues loaf brown wants my decision on the timber crisp golden Zowle ! now so that he can make his con- table. Self-pitalmost caught me that Thats for luck. My grandmother, tracts for the Increase In his cut.' Walling over procarried time. Ingrate always Welsh, was who Puffer rubbed his hand up and she went visiting. spective long evenings, when, within when loaf a He along down his unshaven cheek. r hours here, an formy first twenty-fouShe claimed It brought good lumberman has called, drawled: tune." Ill donate one piece of advice, and I have been snatched from a It smells marvelous! Raisins Rod. Dont trust Calloway. Wlmtta of them! Im going to eat messy accident hy a rich playboy. hundreds mean Is, that old trouble between that episode. Shivminute. She that crusty end this of the smash realization you two Is only smolderin. I.ens knew Her you ered. like It; Glad you always been a queer mixture of wouldn't have time to cook today, from which Rodney Gerard had off the shell of terrible temper and a sense of Jussome things In the kitchen saved her had ripped tice. When he gets mad he sees so left supper. I wanted to come Indifference to men In which she blood-red- . Dont lei him have that for your but SI said yon had had encased her heart. She had Up and help, timber. so fine that the actually liked him! Would she be everything planned on greased able to harden again? Rodney Gerard paused in the act went ns if of applying a lighter to a cigarette wheels! He thinks you re a womh r. "Supper's ready, Miss True. (TO BE CONTINUED ) sot Whats the Idea? You told me Ill what J;'1; know hut pont stuff ought of lot a that big yourself Her small brown ejes, rolls of Five Eyee Fly II to come out for the good of the w!'h disappeared In green, A fly has five eyes. Two are comfore1-!- . when she laughed. pound, each made np of more than I did. There's thousands of feet dropped to a fl"or ,!) Prudence Thne are single, 4,000 eye units. of standing timber thats no longer de.situated in the form of a triangle It of iful. half more than growing, l'lmnnit with Its sharpest point downward, cayin' un likely to he destroyed by in the space alxru1 and bet we n the the first storm. 1 told yoll someto coP'pound eje. ought thing eNe too that you have a forester here to mark every . w tackle. tree that was to come out, It to the Judgment of any can swing an ax, and ought to be here yourself cutting was done to see it Thought you left Inst week, Wlmtta know 0U Bnd MUs tainted Ut, lRq Cerurdi P. ,1J'l 8'umnrous HodP'ayboy whom with rr"'1'!'ily 'r to - h, ' V V Si p Ua,r iat Ms ntisworpj sh, 8 Is, ! of lm- - d.!"E-.-ll-- ,a In m,. r f th.V root 11 - w lee-bo- weren't, A woman columlst, noted for her hardly take the lead In making th keen Insight into events and things, gallant gesture of his own free will. selects this subject for comment: That sweet flower of chivalry, the Prmred bv the Department of AgronoThe papers tell of a federal Judge sense of self sacrifice on behalf of U Ohio State my. Uuiversay. Service. In a New York courtroom who com- the WEAKER set, will have been Increased Interest In alfalfa seed pelled the men to give women their In the bud. nipped production Is reported from westseats. A reader sends us the clipAnd, anyway are we WEAKER? ern Ohio. The department of agronping, wondering what we think For my part I should feel cheap to omy at the Ohio State university about It. Here It Is: have a man forced out of his seat Is receiving numerous Inquiries In a courtroom crowded to capac- for my benefit. about methods of harvesting and ity with creditors and stockholders O. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service. handling alfalfa 6eed. of the Ambassador Hotel corporation, Alfalfa seed production began In Federal Judge J. M. Woolsey said Little Zion Named by commercial quantities In western recently: It seems to me that the Mormon Colonist Band Ohio about 19;t0. Since then, yields men sitting over there should stand f to six bushels have been of up and let the ladles sit down. obtained. Average yields approach Every once in a while some localWhen the men did not budge, he two to three bushels. added: Go over there, marshals, and ity is fortunate enough to be baptized Thin stands, together with abunroust them out' The marshals obeyed properly. We can thank Itrlgham dant sunshine and little rainfall and the women sat down while the Young and his Mormon followers for during blooming periods, seem to men grumbled quietly to themselves, the fact that we may now glibly sny, Were Off to Zion Instead of twistfavor seed production. Variegated saying they thought the order unvarieties have proved In Ohio to be fair." ing our tongues around Mukuntu-wensurer seed producers than the comWhat do think about it? Well, mon alfalfas. Mukuntuweap Is a nice enough It all depends on what we women name, meaning land of the springs, Higher yields and better quality want of seed result when the second, If what we want most Is the seat according to a Utah scholar, John rather than the third growth, Is a man occupies, then we should not Wallis, who has traced the name to left for seed. Inquire too closely Into the method Its Indian source. The name was s Many agronomists say that of taking It away from him. In this given to this national park when It of the seed pods should be case they were, we must admit, ques- was first created by congress. brownish black at harvest time. If tionable. Some of those men may That may be the reason that trava mower with a tuncher attachment have been more In need of a seat elers were slow In discovering Its is nsed when the plants are tough, than any of the women to accom- wonders. They just didn't know how less seed Is shattered, they say. This modate whom they were ousted. And to ask for It, like the man who would sort of harvesting equipment Is rec- some were probably there In the line like to buy a wife a fancy French ommended above other devices. of duty, while the women seated by perfume hut lias to compromise on The seed crop cures rapidly If the gallant judge were merely spec- "violet," which ho can pronounce. In 1918 President Wilson went left In small bunches. Storage In tators, presumably on pleasure bent. the barn or a stack, We repent, If its the sent only that hack to the name originally given or threshing with a clover huller Interests you, you will applaud tho the region hy Itrlgham Young, Yonng or grain separator Judge whose motto Is apparently un- and a band of his colonists looking should be prompt, because seed Is der all circumstances, Ladles First. for new territory came upon thp readily Injured by rain. If It Is chivalry on the part of shining domes, rainbow colors and The better adapted the variety men In this day and age that you unearthly shapes, and Immediately originally used, the older the mea- care more about than the seat In named It Little Zion ns It seemed dow, and the more seed germinacourt or subway or street car which the one place on earth closest to the tions grown, the greater the adaptathey may have to give up to you, heavenly Zion. Chicago Daily News. tion of this seed will be to farms In then you will not favor forcing them the same section, agronomists Blindneiv Fallacy out of their seats. There Is no roThe popular belief that blindness mantic satisfaction In taking a mans seat If he has to he thrown out of It Is compensated for by Increased And the compulsion Is hardly con- acuteness of other senses Is not up111 Become Often Hogs ducive to developing In him a great- held hy tests; the blind merely train From Eating Stale Feed er gallantry. In fact the man once their other senses and use them to Sometimes hogs are sick because forced to get up for a woman will better advantage than the seeing. of poisoning rather than some disease, according to veterinarians In the United States Department of Agriculture. Hogs may be poisoned by spoiled feed, frosted alfalfa, excessive amount of cottonseed meal, poisonous plants, and garbage containing lye, soap powders, and other Sometimes Irritating substances. hogs are poisoned by eating too much salt and frequently through drinking meat brine, of which they are very fond. Carelessness In the handling of disinfectants, such as carbolic add, bichloride of mercury, and cresol compound In hog lots may poison hogs. Salt poisoning creates an Intense thirst. Intestinal disturbances, and sometimes paralysis. Symptoms of poisoning are similar in character, such as restlessness, loss of appetite, vomiting, frequent urination, weakness, unsteady gait, Increased respiration, and sometimes 1 I I convulsions. Medical treatment Is of little value, except where the exact cause Is known and the illness detected early. Emetics, followed by purgaper tives, give good results. The sick Dirty spark plugs kill your car's pep waste as hogs should have access to plenty much as 1 gallon of gns in 10, Oxide coating is of clean drinking water and should the chief cause. Let a Registered AG Cleaning not be fed heavily for a few days Station thoroughly remove oxide coating following the poisoning. one-hal- w-- three-fourth- d d have your FLOGS GLEANED hy thQ NEW AC METHOD r, 1 tas Vi; plug every 4,000 miles! down-an-ou- rH-n- l the Woman Writer Objects to Term Weaker Sex The Reddest Tomatoes LOOK The reddest tomatoes are not the ones that grow where the sun Is hottest. On the contrary, scientists of the United States Department of Agriculture, and several state experiment stations, who made a careful comparative study of tomato varieties In connection with the Identification of the principal commercial varieties, found that the Ideal red color of a variety does not always develop to the same extent in different regions. Under abnormally high temperatures or when the fruits are exposed to the direct rays of the sun without shade from the leaves the characteristic rich red may not develop. Varieties that are of a rich brilliant scarlet In the central and northern regions of the country tend toward a grenadine color under the higher temperatures of the South and Southwest. Along the Windrows Cotton Is grown countries. In more Farmers own and operate cent of all the motor trucks. than 20 CO THI QUALITY SPARK PLUO REPLACE BADLY FOR THE Tuna Ini RAYMOND KNIGHT and tha CUCKOOS Saturdayi, 10100 P.M. 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