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Show UINTAII BASIN RECORD Growth of Timber Nears Balance With Starch Wtrates Soil Phosphorus Plants of vev -C- ombining a use for farm With a very much phos-- ? effective way to get of growing to the roots of fertilizer a new type 4 Um-- 2 ted at the Nevada of Agriculture College watched with '.tco is being interest by both agn-ji- S large-scal- is e al jest scientists and fertiliz-anufacturer- s. Vhorus Is one of the most stent of all fertilizer elements, one of the most Its at present hotly used. In the forms now the phos-- 8 je'cially available, chemi-j-nena grabbed by other in the soil and held almost where it ic jbie form ts Discovery. penetrate to any Ivperts Make Jks not ap-li- e degree below the level jlfd by the plow, whereas ttrnmon crops and all orchard roots far I send their feeding , ue plowline. a soluble jsijsly, fertilizer, penetrate deeper, is a desirable thing. Drs. Robert art and V. E. Spencer have till with organic phosphorus, instead inorganic ones (experimenting of jojds simpler Produce. several entirely phosphate compounds, of which ';st successful, both In its be-i- n the soil and in its pos-:- s for economic manufacture, impounds with common glu Economical to have made je glucose phosphates come use, it will provide a rdous potential market sid other high-starc- h farm s. Starch is easily converted Uose, and the glucose, com-it- o fte new, highly efficient tens fertilizer, can return to he farm and orchard more for tsJe, Climate iraiian Indicate seals lr olulu. While mainland is giving to think about, climatology in Ha- t having their own prob- to puzzle over. Three 3s have become apparent . in the Paciflc have !fe plenty s of ewir-d- , s their course. ite's temperature is gradually butin of American rainfall in the mid. territory is chang. Changes during very recent years, he declared, have gone far toward bringing timber production into balance with timber consumption. The changes involve both an increase in tree growth and a sharp decline in timber use, he said. The new approach to a balanced state is of date. Consumption Declines. To compare growth and drain on the basis of 1929 and prior years is to cling to the bad old days, Mr. Woods contended. Consumption declined abruptly from a five-yeaverage of S3 billion feet of lumber to 16.4 billion for the next five-yeperiod. 'Total forest drain for the period 4 is estimated by Smith in the N. R. A. report as 9,500,000 cubic feet per year. The same report carries an estimate of growth for the same period of 8,900,000 cubic feet. We recognize that production and loss at the old rate put too great a burden upon our growing capacity. But reduced consumption and increased effectiveness of protective measures have put us practically in a state of balance. The ob now is to complete the extension of management to all our lands both public and private and build up our productive capacity. is Rapid. of our The accelerated timber is a affair, Mr. states. In the still Woods Northwest, lumbermen have at last learned the lessons of more conservative cutting, better protection against fire and other natural agencies of destruction, and provision for replacement on cutover lands. Instead of becoming a barren waste of treeless flats and hills, the South in two decades has become a potential yellow pine farm, now growing upon half of its pine lands (according to Inman Eldredge) cords of wood each year. As this great plant swings into production, as the small trees become big ones, the annual yield of and pulpwood may exceed in volume the yearly output of pine in the old days. Irving Thalberg was an authentic a master genius of the films showman, a deft in- terpreter 1929-193- th ure Roquefort hteSton.n .. J !me shaft ls the new sinS places for .fort old A: saw-timb- er knock-knock- too. a Park, Wyo. Yellowstones ten thousand elk of the Northern herd face star- V- ?.damP shaft has been white-a- t 4Q htlt forced degrees through it. hew underground place dded te an Industry alMod for ii queer locations. uPper Mississippi river havubPPn cut ut of the damp 1 blurts near St. Paul to and death during the coining winter, because of the unprecedented failure of their rangeland and of the fields where hay is normally grown for their winter use. of the situation, just completed here, shows a falling off in density of forage vegetation of A survey twenty-seve- n d. 5 cr rooms. Deaths Exceed Births in French Republic Births during the year numbered and there were 858,357 a morbidity excess of deaths 20.000. During 1934 births nearly exceeded deaths by about 43,000. cost of Unemployment and rising for the blamed are living in France situation. At the same .time Germany showed an excess of 480,000 births over deaths during 1935. 638,881, a -i AN it be we made a mistake by plowing under cotton instead of orators? vation La Science et la Vie. a Political Geysers. Yellowstone domestic declares the scientific journal the griculture here. Gas, Gas All ihcTimc,Garit Eat or Sleep -- Taris. Deaths exceeded idea in births in France during 1935, 'hecse, reports tlnent of Filet crochet in a fresh, new design, is an easy way to bring new life and loveliness to the forgotten chair. Scarf ends can also be made this easy way. Use Now Britishers Join the Array on Trial tA,l 1 1224 Mellons Receive Chemical Award " j that Pattern which finds i t s medium string. Pattern 1224 contains through story and and charts for making directions camera and screen. the set shown; illustrations of It will be long bestitches; materials needed. fore they breed anSend 15 cents in stamps or coin9 1 Lewis O. in Eolus boat Barrows, Republican, who was elected governor of Maine. 2 German flying other Thalberg out (coins preferred) for this pattern New York harbor after its flight across the Atlantic. 3 Spanish loyalists from Irun and San Sebastian taking of men here. For to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft on French soil. refuge his brain, his ener82 Eighth Avenue, Department, gy, his pathflnding New York, N. Y. come instincts dont Write plainly pattern number, in sets, dont often rvin 8. Cobb Spain Appoints New your name and address. come singly. Minister of War The name Napoleon has been AW Dishonorable Discharge I- ' overworked to describe ability withIn the reorganization of the in some small body, but here, to If a person is dishonorably discabinet the post of premier was ,s limits of his owm craft, was not charged from the Navy in time of only a Napoleon but a Daniel Boone war he loses his citizenship rights and a Balzac all rolled in one. , and consequently cannot vote. However, if such discharge is in time of peace it does not affect Payroll Patriots. low industrial royalist has his citizenship. SOME checking up on the sisters and the cousins and the aunts of Weeks Supply of Postum Free New Dealers who are on the federal Read the oiler made by the Iostuui payroll. We call that nepotism Company in another part of this pa, famwhen the opposition does it, or per. They will send a full week's supily love when one pf our own crowd ply of health giving Postum free to is guilty. anyone who writes for it Adv. in Twould seem Dixieland leads this display of domestic affection. Friendship The champion is Senator Smith of Friendship in nothing else than There were all South Carolina. entire fellow feeling as to all sorts of delegates at the Demowith cratic national convention, but he things, human and divine, affection. and mutual goodwill was the only walking delegate walked out twice, and each time Cicero. Chester G. Fisher, chairman of the Pittsburgh section of the AmeriHe has can Chemical society, presenting to Andrew W. Mellon, center, and his walked right back again. from salaries five relatives outdrawing for bronze the plaque societys nephew Richard K. Mellon, right, Uncle Sam. Even Uncle Jack Garthe in Mellon Mr. to accepted Young service chemistry. to Francisco Largo Caballero, standing given ner, the sphinx of Texas, has name of his father, the late R. B. Mellon. left Socialist leader. three. This looks like an improvement on the old southern system, when kinfolks dropped in for a week-en- d The gat on my ttomach wai to bad and stayed the rest of their lives. fcven my I could not eat or sleep, heart teemed to hurt. A friend I sug- Tho first dose took Eested Adlerika. mo relief. Now I eat ae I Summer Annoyances. wish, tleep fine and never felt better. California, Mrs. Jas. Filler. EVEN in sunonkicked Adlerika acte on BOTH upper and its last legs. This is lower bowels while ordinary laxatives one will go down in history as the act on the lower bowel only. Adlerika a thorough cleanssummer which produced handies, gives your system matter ing, bringing out old, poisonous the dust storm and not believe was in your that you would been gas has and that becausing two system these the campaign speech, sour stomach, nervousness and pains, headaches for months. ing interchangeable terms in most Ur. H. L. Shoub, fteia York, rrportut cases; likewise the seventeen-yea- r Adlertkm "Is addition to Inloillnal xleanmng, was who locust and the gentleman groatly rodueot baclrria and colon bacilli." . Give your bowels e REAL, cleansing in active charge of our Olympic with Adlerika and see how Qood you teams trip to Berlin. People were feel. Juet one spoonful relieves GAS ana constipation. Leading Druggists. seriously annoyed in other ways, ar one-tim- of art tricky per cent, as compared with the figures for last year. Wt Makes Study. Not only is the total amount of points in Hawaii are receiv-Pedecidedly less, but what vegetation cent more rain than they is left is qualitatively less fit for Jear? 8go while other ( points animal consumption. The palatable (receiving 21 per cent less, grasses have been largely burned p month in the year Is slightly out or eaten off to the roots. Their , rthan the pe. place is taken by various kinds of yrs ago. corresponding undesirable weeds and unpalatable k! a.fe some of the conclusions brush. to charge of the Iw ,,orhees Recovery Is Slow. Blreau at Honolulu, Tills means not only bitter hard 8 study of records w times for the elk during the coming 2 the period since the fe ' winter, but also very slow recovery ' nment established an e of rich game range-lanof the er bureau there in 1904. The pasture will be years, l . armest December day in perhaps decades, In coming back. filnearly haU a century Perhaps the most distinct indicawhen tion of volume of forage that will m temperature was 84. be available during the coming win:t ter is the height of forage plants, P'fc knowledge of the report continues. The average uPwara climb in height of all plants examined in the was Obtained tl u Plrature plots is 65 per cent less than in Edward A. Deals, at 1935. Charge of the In several instances the quadBurea" ta Hawaii, rats examined did not contain a sindepanment head in gle grass seed stalk, while In the ttl r year HjWaii is previous year a good seed crop was by year. produced. Seedling crops have been totally lacking this year or have ned Mine died due to weather conditions. Shaft Is j the 'Forgotten Chair moving picture industry is, the death of one slender, shy, frail man has stunned it. The old guard of this business has lost its little corporal and the second generation of producing talent is left with a yawning gap where yesterday there oomed a leader who was both a pioneer and a progressive. in Coming Winter weather Filet Crochet Set for Hollywood, calif. as the Yellowstone Elks Face Starvation Warmer, W'ing b about: often quoted, to America is using up its timber resources several times as fast as they are being were called in question by John B. Woods of the Society of American Foresters, in an address before his coleagues in Washington, D. C. i Fertilize L The Passing of Thalberg. FIGURES ,,.-NUSerVlC- ye From s srhat thinks danger of Exhaustion No Longer a Specter ierrjce fonts Current News onsumption in U. S, jfeente ties Scenes and Persons in the That famous phenomenon of nature in Yellowstone park, which spouts at such frequent intervals ought to be getting uneasy. Any moment it may lose its name of old faithful and become known as the Junior John Hamilton geyser. And Secretary Ickes certainly is of the qualifying as the minute-maor oftener than new revolution of his majestys that, if theres an audience. Colonel explains to some young recruits The b ew Idea An army recruiting officer in London . A recruit may join the supple- scheme. reserve trial Knox Isnt doing so badly, either. is the supplementary armys nrmv The new idea In the modern version of the spirit likes military life, he may join the regular army. If he does not he he If months. six for reserves mentary He is of 76, hes the one whos beating 14 days of training for the next five years for to come up is but required life, to civilian may return so hard on the eardrum. Still, its a year and pay while in training. given a bounty of six pounds but surprising a grand thing to find a newspaper editor who talks WV-yj.w.vj'iwwuyyww.' forcibly on his feet instead of writing feebly on his seat, On the other hand, Uncle Jack Garner continues to be the ideal back-sethe one who driver Lieut. Gen. J. C. Dill, director hasnt said a single word during the entire trip. general of military operations and intelligence at the British war ofDictators and Shirt Tails. fice, who was appointed as the new Among others, we LETS see. have the blue shirts ' In Ireland, the brown shirts in Germany, the red shirts in Russia, and, of course, the black shirts in Italy, which seems the most practical of all because you dont need to wash a black shirt for months and months. So maybe were too quick. The alarmists among us are predicting an early dictatorship here. At the rate all the standard shares are being snapped up, well have to think up a new color in shirts, and, unless we hurry, there may not be any new colors to think up, and you cant have a dictatorship withthat's the out a shirt to match been taken hasn't Lavender rule. L-'cyet by anybody, but lavender 6eems his Fascist government have urged kind of sissy, and, while, a gravy-colore- d Varifamilies. of large the rearing II shirt might Sdit the careless been funds have ous government eater, it lacks zing, dont you think? aid financial to give appropriated In any event, our shirt ought to to families with several children, a good long tail to it, behave a gradual and the result has been cause, by that time, the American increase In Italys birthrate. commander of military op- taxpayer probably will have lost supreme Hitler the governGermany under erations in Palestine to break the his pants. most desir- ment has also used similar schemes Arab general strike by force. At IRVIN S. COBB the being Fecundity of to check the declining birth rate Western Newspaper Union. same time a division of 10,000 6 the able feminine virtue, in the eyes The the population. Italian and to increase troops was ordered to Palestine. disPremier Mussolini, these Salt Lake City Pioneer Uieir war and tho recent financial brought Potcnza at mothers in European countries has were 148 in the group of tress There gathwhen they Afraid to Mention Tiger offspring with them Duce Premier caused a falling off in the populawho founded Salt Lake pioneers Jungle-livinfuMalays dare not ered to meet II when Brigham Young looked tion figures, and looking to the City chatting shown here is the of a lest the name Mussolini tiger ture. the militaristic governments mention upon the valley and said, This la with a group of mothers, dining have used every means to Increase beast, hearing himself called upon, the place. come to the speaker. his visit to PntcniM. and the population. For several years, He Wont Be BALD! He uses Glovers Mange Medicine followed by Glover's Medicated Soap for the b' shampoo If YOU artsiTlict I Q-v ed with Baldness. Dandruff or Excessive Falling Hair, stop worrying about it. Start usmgGlovei stodayandkeep at il Sold at all Druggists. OrhaveyourBarbergiveyou Cjlovexsircatmemregulaiiy. 1 $ y M i 'A I n Is Chosen for Palestine Post at -- Duce Greets Mothers and Their Children g Mu-oh- AFTER YOU EAT? After you finish a meal can you be sure of regular, successful elimination? Get rid of waste material that causes gas, acidity headaches. Take Milnesia Wafers for quick, pleasant elimination. 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