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Show THE WASATCH WAVE. HEBER CITY. UTAH NEW FRENCH GUN THROWS SHELL FIVE MILES Dr. Mardens Uplift Talks By ORISON SWETT MARDEN. ALFALFA FEEDER FOR SWINE Coprntfttt Little le Weeted. A good way to keep the bog supplied with alfalfa hay la to bare a box aa shown In the cut on a dry spot Olra-etejuat tnalde the fence, write L. of Kmporla, Kan.. In Miaaourl Valley Farmer. Holt or nail It to the fence to keep the hoga from rooting The open H about and upsetting It apace ahould not be too aide or considerable bay a 111 be a anted. The hoga a 111 eat more and a ante leaa If they can get but a sprig or taro of hay at a time. The brighter the hay d UA Hay Feeder for Hoga the better the porkers will like It and the more good It will do them. Be sure to have a cover onltbe box. SEVERAL DONTS FOR SWINE Avoid Scrub Boar and flow From Twin Litters Keep Floors, Troughs and Bedding Clean. 4 By JAMES O FULLER. Wisconsin ricultural College ) Don't use a scrub boar. Don't select brood eowa from Ag- twin Jitters. Don't have fat, lazy sows; make them exercise. Keep their appetite well "whetted. Don't feed the brood sow too much corn. Don't forget to provide dry, warm, well ventilated hog bouse The colony bouse la cheap and efficient In case none other Is available. Don't fatten plga; keep them growing. Don't fall to provide green forage for plga. Alfalfa, rape, clover or rye make pasture for awlne. Dont let pigs drink from mud boles Provide pure, and stagnant pools. clean drinking water for them at all first-clas- s times. Keep floors, troughs tnd bedding clean. Disinfect occasionally. Dip to prevent lice; vaccinate to prevent cholera; place worm killing mixture within easy access at all time. An ounce of prevention Is worth a pound of cure. McClara hewtpapef Byodiaai SHOULD NOT BE A DRUDGE DOLL. Box Arranged With Opening In Front .Wilt Keep Hogs Supplied With Hey by OR A extreme aud make slaves of wives work them half to death. But develop j physical drudgery does not off power The Blave wife Is as badly as the doll wife. A wife should neither be a drudge nor a dressed up doll: she should deJust as velop herself by her husband develops himself. She should not put herself In a position where her Inventiveness and resourcefulness and individuality, her talent, will be paralyzed by lack of motive. Everything in the whole environment of tens of thousands of American wives is discouraging to growth and tends to strangle a broader, fuller life. A healthy mind must be an active mind. Vigor and strength cannot be built up in man or woman by Inaction of a life of indolence or monotony There must be a purpose, a vig oeous, strong aim in the life, or it will he nerveless, insipid and stale. For centuries women themselves accepted mans estimate of them, and were content to walk in his shadow, But since the higher discovery of woman in the last century a new order of things is being brought about. Women are becoming less and less dependent upon men and more in dined to live their own lives. They are beginning to see their own possibilities, that they can have careers and ambitions as well as men. The girl of today expectB a liberal education and looks forward to a career of her own. Women have at last learned that men have not monopolized all the genius, that ability knows no sex. And the wife is beginning to realize that there ts one thing she should guard as the very Jewel of her soul; that Is, the determination to keep pace with her self-effor- Mother! Look, If tongue coated, give California Syrupjrf Figs. Children love this fru-- laxauv-an- d nothing else cleanses the tend, stomach, liver and bowels s0 nicely A child simply will not piayl to empty the bowels, and the result u they become tightly clogged with waste, liver gets slugm.h, 6tomwb sours, then your little one become , cross, feverish, don't eat sleep or act naturally, breath is bad system full of cold, has sore throat stomach-achor diarrhoea Listen t There are some things It doesn't pay us to get," said Marshall In a recent address "For instance, It doesn't pay a man to get so much money that he becomes ashamed of hia old fashioned mile and no longer wants to trot in her society. Mother! See if tongue is coated then Not long ago a man who abandoned give a teaspoonful of California hfs wife and who tried in every way Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all from to provoke her to get a divorce the constipated waste, sour bile and him so he could marry a young and food passes out of the svs undigested attractive girl, plainly told her that tern, and you have a well c ild again ehe was not good looking or st)lish Millions of mothers give California enough for him, that now that be bad of Figs because it is perfectly Syrup money be wanted a wife mho could harm'ess; children love it, and it nevshow off In society. er fails to act on the stomach, liver This poor woman had made all sorts and bowels. of sacrifices in their early days of Ask at the store for a bottle she struggle with poverty. For years of California Syrup of Figs," which had worked and deprived herself of bas full directions for babies children necessities to help her husband get a of all ages and for grown-upplainly start In the world, and to care for printed on the bottle. Adv. a and bring up his children without nurse or maid. She made a drudge CLASSED THEM WITH DONKEY of herself, but when he had become the use for no had be prosperous of Humorous Remark Auctioneer worn-ou- t wife, with her burned-ou- t Something of a Reflection on beauty and ber wrinkles, which had the Gathering. paid the price of a large part of his her cast to he wanted One of the new French gun trained on a German position near Arras These guns are proving most prosperity; It was at an open-ai- r sale of farm aside for a young, freeh and attracsuccessful. Their range Is about live miles. stock. The auctioneer had been extive wife. 1 HOME, SWEETEST WORD IN THE patiating with his usual eloquence in, the trial the wife said: on the merits of the various lots. unLANGUAGE. In seven worked from the morning LADY SYBIL GREY STARTS AMERICAN LINE TO BERMUDA There was practically "nothing dotil eleven oclock at night. But now The story is told of a perplexed ing, not a single bid being forththat I am no longer needed in the business, he bas heaped upon me insults young man vho wrote to the query coming for a fine lot of sheep. Just untold. He has neglected and failed department of a newspaper to know as the knight of the hammer was to properly provide for me. whether the editor would advise him about to declare the animals withHe repeatedly told me that I was to buy an automobile or get mar- drawn a donkey near by brayed loudly. not fashionable enough for him,' the ried. He said he could not afford to Thank heavens! muttered the wife concluded. He liked dressy do both, and was in a quandary. auctioneer. Weve got a start at women. He took me to one place and The editor cautioned the young last. That put the crowd in a good hupointed out a Miss K. and said he had man to deliberate earnestly and not to make up his mind without due mor, and bidding became brisk A spent J400 wining and dining her. The world will never know the tor- consideration. was reminded He mod price having been reached, bring-ntures, a thousand times worse than that while an automobile costs more down his hammer, the auitioneer death Itself, endured by mives of It doesn't talk back, and that a sec- xelaimed: T told you it was only nece&sary prosperous husbands, who so often ond hand automobile could be traded prefer suffering to scandal and en- for a new one. It 19 not recorded 'or one of you to set the ball a dure a living death rather than ex- what was the decision of the irresopose their husbands, who have been lute young man. fascinated by younger and more at There have been men, good men, SAGE TEA DARKENS GRAY tractive women. whose lives, measured by ordinary One of the most pathetic spectacles standards, were successful, who never HAIR TO ANY SHADE. TRY IT! In American life is that of the faded, married; but those who hear or read outgrown wife standing helpless, in of them feel that such careers were Keep Your Locke Youthful, Dark, the shadow of her husband's pros incomplete. Glossy and Thick With Garden perlty and power, having sacrificed To a certain 4fgree, a young man Sage and Sulphur, her youth, beauty and ambition should look upon marriage from A nearly everything that the feminine utilitarian standpoint. A good wife When you darken your hair with mind holds dear to enable an indif- is so much capital. She makes him Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can ferent, selfish, brutish husband to get to be, by a kind of grace, a great tell, because it's done so naturally, so a start in the world. deal more than he is by nature. She this mixture, It does not matter that the wife contributes the qualities needed in evenly. at Preparing home is muBsy and troublesacrificed her own opportunity for a order to convert his vigor into a safe though, some. For 50 cents you can buy at career, that she gave up her most as well as productive efficiency. She any drug store the ready-to-ustonic cherished ambition in order to make a introduces, for instance, into his in- called and Sulphur Sage Wyeths ladder for her selfish husband to as' tellectual nature that ingredient of Hair You just dampen a Remedy. cend by. When he has once gotten sentiment which Intellect requires lq or soft brush with it and sponge the to top, like a wily, diplomatic order to be able to do its best work draw this through your hair, taking politician, he often kicks the ladder and makes home an Eden. To Adam; one small strand at a time. By morndown. He wants to make a show in Paradise was home; to the good among ing all gray hair disappears, and, after the world; he thinks only of himself his descendants, borne is paradise. another application or two, your hair worn-out standHis poor, faded, wife, Most married men are saner, much becomes beautifully darkened, glossy ing In his shadow, is not attractive more normal and eco- and You will also disLady Sybil Grey, daughter of Earl luxuriant. enough lor him now that he has got- nomical and careful, on account of cover Grey, who is commandant of a corps dandruff Is gone and hair has in the world. ten up their wives. A model home is a great stopped falling. of trained nurses caring for wounded The selfish husband thinks that he corrective for a man. It soldiers at Howlck Hall, the country keeps him up . Gray, faded hair, though no disshould have a clear track for his am to standard and saves him from getseat of her father In Northumberland. grace, is a sign of old age, and as we bition, and that his wife should be ting blue and discouraged. It devel all desire a youthful and attractive apeven to be allowed content, grateful, ops the affectionate side of his na. Standing on the bridge of the steamship Oceana at New York. Charles once with WyMAID HAD FALSE PASSPORT W. Morse ratBed the Stars and Stripes on the big liner, the first ship flying to tag on behind and assist him In ture and renders his character strong- pearance, get busy at and look years eth's and Sage Sulphur the American flag plying between New York and Bermuda. Beside Mr. Morse every possible way in what be con er and more symmetrical. Men can elders the grand life work of both of produce very much more because of younger. Adv. New York Woman's Servant le Sen- In the photograph la Capt J. W. Pendlebury, commander of the Oceana them to make him the biggest man harmony and affection In the home. tenced to Six Months In Prleon What He Wanted. It does not even occur to possible. In Paris. There Is nothing else which will call A man went to order a wedding cake him that she could have an ambition out the divinest or a man of qualities STARTING TO BOMBARD METZ welling up within her heart, a long woman like unselfish service. The the other day. Parle. How thoroughly the work Tm getting married, he said, and tng to answer the call which runs In very consciousness that one has othof finding and Identifying all Austrian I want a cake. exown a and her to blood, and German subjects la done by the yearning ers depending upon him tends to call "Well, its the latest thing, said the press it In some vocation as well out the best In him. Paris police was Illustrated by a case to have wedding cakes In as he. shopgirl, before the third Mr. A happy marriage brings 'unshine the bridegrooms callwith not I do believe harmony that the Creator New woman York a Houstou, wealthy Into the life and broadens, softens and Thus a journalist one-haor baa limited of human ing the race profession. In the Avenue du Bole, who le living sweetens the character. It is a great a great traveler In Europe despite practically to one occupation, while educator, a perpetual influence for has a spice cakq, a musician an oat the other half has the choice of cake, an athlete a cup cake, a man her being over seventy years of age, good. who loafs on his friends a sponge thousand. had aa iald Louise Zahne, a nativ of Who could estimate what civilizaBut, many of our men readers tion owes to mans dream o a cake, and so forth and so on. What Wuerttemberg. When Mrs Houston happy Is your calling, please? will say. "is there any grander pro- home came from Geneva to Paris last month What an incen of his own! I am a pianist. fession in the world than that of home the maid, In order to accompany her, man in ell to tive ages hag been this said the girl, "Then, of coarse, obtained a false passport by representmaking? Can anything be more etim vision of a home of his own! It is ulating, more elevating than home thie picture which holds the youth to 'youll want a pound cake. ing herself before the consul as tha making and the rearing of children? his wtfe of Mrs. Houston's chauffeur, John task, buoys him up in times of How can such a vocation be narrow The Parle police, learning AppeL and discouragement. This A TREATMENT THAT HEALS hardship Ing, monotonous T that the maid bad arrived In Paris, of a home, this vision of a picture MOST Of course H Is grand. There Is little arrested her at tb Majestic hotel cottage and some fair maiden In 19. on November the universe than waiting at the door this home vision nothing grander Although her defense Dont stand that itching skin humor was that ahe had only acted through the work of a true wife, a noble bas ever been the great Incentive of me day longer. Go to the nearest n mother. But It would require the con the to her mistress, whom she struggler, the greatest incentive druggist and, for about 75c, get a Jar stltutlon of a Hercules, an Infinitely of mankind! did not wish to leave, Louise Zahne It is the dream of of was sentenced to elx months In prison than that of Job home of my own" that hag lifted it resinol ointment and a cake greater patience eczema patches the Bathe COO to soap. endure such work with almost no multitudes of youths out of obscur and francs (1120) One. change or outside variety, year in and Ity. There Is no spur on earth which with resinol soap and hot water, dry ind apply a little resinol ointment. Ghost Brigade Takes Trench. year out, as multitudes of wives aud has bat! anything like the Infiuen It's almost too good to be true The do. mothers How Paris. the charge of a ghost over man that th!e home vision bas stopm-itantlThe man does not sppre The thought of his home and wife torturing. Itching and burning average brigade carried a German trench Is an elate how almost devoid of Incentives and children, dearer to him than life you no longer have to dig told In a letter Joet received from the and to to many sided keeps vast multitudes of men scratch, sleep becomes possible, front In northern France from a nongrind Soon the ugly. ness, to liberal growth, the home life Ing away at their healing commissioned officer. begins. There had dreary tasks, when completely of many women Is been a heavy snow, the letter says, see no other light In the distance turing eruptions disappear they The business man and the profes- To multitudes of and for good. Adv. "and the bright moonlight showed people home is the sional man are really in a perpetual every dark object against the white only oasis in their desert life. No Friends. So every man pulled off school, a great, practical university background. Home is the sweetest word in the I understand her buBband is baseHe is continually coming IiF contact his outer clothes and pulled hla shirt It has ever been the favor language ball umpire. with new people, new things, being Ite theme of the on over bis Jacket and vest Thus we poet, the author, and Yeas- - And its greet for ber peomolded by a vest number of forces This photograph was made just aa the war balloon was leaving to bomcrept through the scow to the edge the artist. History is packed with of the trench and carried th enttr . bard the fortifications of Meta. The balloon was formerly used at the French which never touch the wife in the the achievements of men for the sake ple. I suppose they get passes to line. quiet home. base aa a captive balloon for observations. of the home. They cross oceans, they I believe In marriage, but I do the games. continents. They endure the time not believe In that marriage which explore Quit Severe. No; it isnt that But every of the tropica and the cold oi heat J understand that about the only Cause for Complaint Not the Proper Point paralyses self development, 'strangles the arctics, they explore mines In the they haven't anything else to do, one If the czar la so anxious to keep literature now being produced In Eng'Let's go out to Why are you going to leave, Mr ambition, and discourages evolution wilderness, cut themselves off from of her relatives says, and roast I contracted to make you and self growth, his troops perfectly sober, be ought Border? land Is war poetry." which takes away civilization for years for the sake ol the ball park this afternoon not to urge them on to Berlin. comfortable mttile you were mlth me. the life purpose. Nor is it necesary wife and home. Well, what abcut ItT Kitty's husband.' You broke your contract, then, for that the wife should work like a slave Why notr "Having read some of the stuff, I Decause Berlin think I know where a bomb from a always on the asking me for the money I owe you In order to grow. There Is a certain Women are always sincere when vorn own nrroGisT Cry Murine Kye has made me very uncomfortable." slags of men who go to the other anzrv Spree" 1eppelin would do the most good. Arcs and Granulated jL0SBln tww if aali Frute MoHm Sefceeedy A for a Isinwindow the and Worth or Diplomat traversed stitch Hudson Sure Enough! the Knowing. glue bay trapper Things Poor Fido! "Some people, ana Briggs Does your wife ever let you Avoid using grease at all on your glass on. Oregon forests art two large trap reremarked Morton Do they lead a cat Knicker in own To keep cover on cream pitcher, cently uncovered on the upper McKen i have your way anything? Muslngham, "look Cakes will not aluminum griddle. the same whether dog life? ' Griggs Yes, but she doesnt know going to a funeral or a wedding stick to It. while tf It Is greased the have a supply of maxed paper and sie river by workmen on the govern Bocker Yes, only the dog 18 I want to do You whenever aome see, Well. which are The crew. Cut road it ment rubber bands It blackens on it and J. ordinary traps, pa replied Fuller grease bums Gloom, tied. who i inything 1 pretend I want to do the Is cordially detested for his pessimism Do not use scouring powder, as this per large enough to come well down huge affairs, hand forged and of odd xact opposite. why shouldnt they?" Puck. ware is very easily scratched Steel around pitcher; the rubber band hold design, were found by Walter Boon, a Their Worth. It tirht and keeps odor and dirt from resident at McKenzie Bridge. mood Is good for cleaning aluminum He I'll give you a penny for f001 In These Rebuking a Poet He uncovered the traps three feet A good storm door can be made by the milk Piping Time. thoughts. Salesman-Perh- aps Poet 1 wrote that poem to keep under ground, while hunting a new this French doll covering the screen doors mitb tab' She Well, they're all cents ibie. door. will the from wolf he please the baby. Dram oilcloth smooihlv or", Find Traps One Hundred Year Old. piece of road at tb foot of Deadhors oilcloth wolf Buyer-Nread if the the o, Editor Well, What are believed from markings grade, just above Strawberry flats, 8f ir; I'm strictly neuscreen doer frame and all en4 'ark The Way of It- and form to be relics more than one miles east of Eugene. Eugene (Ore,! poem you can bet that hell keep sway tral. Gimme a drum and a gun and 'retde To nestlv r Buster failed for eigntJ "They say a box of soldiers and a from the door. Good day. " 'he spiare sl-- e year old of the days when Dispatch to Portland Oregonian. cn toy pistol. thousand. of ' No; he failed for the want 120-m- half-sick- e s g -- roll-n- g e PROFIT FROM SMALL FLOCK Wool Buyor Say It Cost Practically Nothing to Ktop Animate Wool Brings Higher Price. er For the encouragement of the farm who think keeping sheep would be a line thing If be could carry on an extensive business, as Is done on the big western ranches, we quote a Texas wool buyer, who says: It would be a great thing for tha country If every farmer owned a small flock of sheep. 1 buy a great deal of wool at points where there ere no rancho near, the produce being grown by the farmer who keep small flocks. 1 have been often told by such farmer that It costa practically nothing to keep sheep on a farm. They require very llttl feed. They eat the weeds In the Held and at the tame time they enrich the land. I find that th own-erof small flock, aa a rule, keep a better grade of eheep and th anl mala are healthier than are those of th large ranchmen, the wools from tha farms always classing 'ilgher than ranch wools. Live Stock czszzs Notes Don't overfeed at farrowing time. t Put a blanket on th driving hore to keep hla coat short Keep the colts an eaey-keepln- g fat and you will have hardy hors. level-heade- ft? court-martia- lf SKIN-DISEAS- dr-ito- res-m- ol Never let th young colt get thin or constipated. Keep It growing. Any man can rale a colt, but paratively few know how to train ' com- It 8beep Improve soli fertility. Their manure la rich and uniformly distributed. Sheep ere defenseless creator and are often Injured when running with other etock. In tb management of breeding swine the health of the animal 1 tha important point s s Nowadays farmers ar awakening to ,th fact that It takes strong horse to do good work on tha farm. ' Plga Intended for fattening for the early winter market should be given aU they will eat up with a relish morning and evening. Bear la mind In breeding horse Is just aa essential to breed good feet on to them as to get weight and blood In them. that It A sow that produces and raises to maturity eight good strong pig tw.V. a year la the most profitable sow to retain on the farm for several years. Always use practicable. A stall is never la In more or cast. box stalls whenever horse tied In a narrow quite comfortable am less danger of bein tfmtoJ 1 rv-fi- 0 |
