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Show THE WASATCH WAVE. HEBER C'TY. UTAH r AUTO THAT RUNS ON THE RAILS Orchardiet Should Patronize Reputable Nurseryman and Be Willing to Pay Good Price. MGINTY. Colorado Agricultural College i In ordering fruit trees to be planted this spring, the buyer should give due consideration to the following points trees from a reputable Order nurseryman, paying a good price for bame, instead of securing them from some agent who has no reputation to maintain. The latter individual may bell his trees at reduced prices, but tht chances are the buyer will not get w hat he orders. Send In the order early, so that the nurseryman will have time to pack and ship the trees before the spring rush. This is necessary in order that the buyer may receive his trees in time to set them out early. In selecting varieties, it should be remembered that three or four sorts of each fruit are better than a large number of varieties, especially if the fruit is to be marketed. If wanted for home use, a larger number may be chosen. New and untried varieties are usually to be avoided. r As a rule, it is best to buy old trees. Older trees are very often on account of stunted and close planting in the nursery row, while yearling trees usually consist of a straight switch with live buds down Such trees may be to the ground. headed as high or as low as desired, which is not always possible with the older trees. (By R A. well-trie- d Touring Car Equipped With Steel Tires for Running on Track. These Tires Are Easily Put On or Removed, So That the Car Can Be Used Either for Railway or Highway Service. Seven-Passeng- Railroad ENGINEMEN DIE FOR AUTO RUNS ON TRACK DUTY Worthy Epitaph Suggested by Grand Secretary of Brotherhood. CAN BE EASILY CONVERTED INTO RAILROAD CAR. you to remember They died in performance of their One Is In Use for Inspection Pur- duty, is the epitaph which could be placed over the graves of half of the poses on a Leading Line Steel locomotive firemen on western rail Tire Made to Fit Over the roads, according to A. W. Hawley, Pneumatic. grand secretary and treasurer of the The latest feature in railroad In- Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. 2 Hawley was testifyspection cars is a flanged steel tire that can be fitted securely over a ing at the western wage arbitration pneumatic tire, thug making an ordi- hearing. The actual percentage of firemen nary automobile suitable for running who die in service, testified Hawley, on a rallroau track, and a 47 per cent. per cent touring car equipped in this is way is already In use on one of the of the benefits paid by the brotherhood leading American railroads. The steel since 1904 were for blindness and amtire has the tread and flange of a putation. In 1913 there were 30 ampuBRIDGE GRAFTING OPERATION standard railroad tations, of which 24 were due to tire, but is provided In the same year there with a deep groove on the Inner sur- smasbups. Fruit Trees Girdled by Rabbits May face Into which the pneumatic tire were 20 cases of blindness. Ten were Be Saved by Process Cover There were fits. The pneumatic tire Is first part- the result of smashups. the Wounds With Wax. ly deflated and the steel tire Is slipped 6,250 killed and disabled in 1913. In over It, after which the pneumatic tire of W. Jett Where the rabbits have girdled the is inflated until It comes to a firm Lauck, expert accountant, by Grand; fruit trees they may be saved by what bearing in the groove of the steel Chief Engineer Stone on the matter, tire. is called bridge grafting. This conWith this arrangement, th of productive efficiency and increased sists in bridging over the injured pneumatic tire serves its original wages, the witness said: of absorbing the shock and viAfter all has been said and done, parts with scions of last summer's When operating on the rail- these western railroads have accumugrowth, connecting the parts below bration. road track the steering gear is locked lated a credit of from 700 million dol-- i the girdle with the parts above. Trim the bark around the injured by clamping the steering knuckle, lars to one billion dollars, which hasj parts, sharpen the ends of the scions with the wheels lined up for going been made possible by productive effiand fit tightly into straight ahead. Popular Mechanics. to a wedge-shapciency of the men not taking intoj account watered stock, bonuses to the layer of new wood under the tree bark. LARGE ORDER FOR AMERICA shareholders or other high finance." Cover the ends of the scions where CATCH NOT SUCH A BAD ONE they enter the new bark with graft- Greek Government Has Contracted WORKING FOR SAFETY FIRST ing wax to keep out the air and cover Some Method in Madnese of for Twenty of the Largest Type Old Man Pictured by of Locomotives. Official of Western Railroad Employ Representative Bartholdt. to Imprest the Phonograph Consul General Alexander W. WedMexican Employees. dell, Athens, writes that a contract Representative Bartholdt said at a has recently been closed between the banquet in MilwauIn furtherance of the safety first kee: Greek government and an American San& the Atchison, Topeka Those people remind me of the company for the construction of 20 (principle, locomotives and tenders for the lines ta Fe Railroad company has equipped old man. Yes, they remind me very of La Societe des Chemins de Fer its safety commissioner, Isaiah Hale, much of the old man. automobile so He had a soft, daft look the old The locomotives are ex- with a Helleniques. fitted with removable tires as to per- man I'm speaking of and he Bat on a pected to be In use by the end of of the machine being run on the park bench in the sun with rod and 1915. The locomotives and tenders are mit standard-gagtrack of the system. line, as if he ere fishing; but the to cost $18,000 each f. o. b. steamer, New York. They are to be of the With him in the automobile Mr. Hale line, with a worm on the book, dancarries a phonograph and he operates gled over a bed of type known as Mikado. Delivery of bright primroses. " Daft! said a to himself. the locomotives is to be made within the car over those stretches of the passer-bthree months from the arrival at the road In the far Southwest where great Daft. Bughouse. Nice looking old numbers of the Mexican section fellow, too. Its a pity.' factory of the representatives of the emGreek government who are to over- hands, track laborers and other "Then, with a gentle smile, the Bridge Grafting. are of with a program regaled look the construction and the deposit ployees passer-bapproached the old man and the scions and the wounds with cloth of the negotiable notes at a New York phonographic selections. In this the said: " What are you doing, uncle? to keep the tree structure from dying 9r London bank covering the cost. Spanish tango and Mexican song recThus the swarthy predominate. out. These negotiable notes, deposit of ords Fishing, sir, answered the old men from across the frontier are prewhich Is to be made at once, will be man, solemnly. pared for the safety Fishing, eh? Well, uncle, come STICK TO PROVED METHODS delivered to the company on receipt talk in Spanish the Spanish of the and have a drink. from it of the bills of lading covering border which closes the impromptu "The old man shouldered his rod of the locomotives; they the Should Be Cut Back About concert." This consists of a graphic of are shipmentsix months and followed the to after and date, payable Not Control Insects and Disof the disaster which must at- the corner saloon. kindly stranger recital There he regaled bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent tend the ease, Say Experts. taking of chances on and himself with a large glass of dark per annum. about the company's lines and properbeer and a good Is contract in made of Provision the cigar. His The idea that certain chemicals ty. Whenever he finds that the Mexi- host, comtempiatlng him in a friendly, placed in the body of a fruit tree will sale for the settlement of any ques- can "boys have a phonograph in their way as be sipped and get rid of insects and diseases seems tions arising through the appointment bunk cars, Mr Hale leaves a set of protecting said: to be prevalent among the folks who of arbitrators; the third member of tango and song records, which is smoked, " So you were fishing, uncle? And do not read, says Denver Field and the arbitiation board, in the event of sure to include one of the safety-:s- . how many have you caught this mornis between the parties, Farm. Several people have recently disagreement Scientific American. ing? to be the president of the Society of to us reported that this could be done "The old man blew a smoke cloud Civil Engineers of London. The conbut there is nothing in it and the conr Cars Coming. toward the ceiling. Then, after a deratified been tract has royal by tention is not borne out by scientific Although no definite announcements pause, he said; facts. Experiments made to determine cree. You are the seventh, sir. have been made as yet, and probably the effectiveness of this method of will not be made for a few weeks, it Places. Railroads Jse at Sleeping controlling insects and diseases have In some of the uncivilized parts of is well known that several makers YOt R OWN DRI GOI8T WILL TELL YOU been absolutely negative. Those who Weak, Watery rry Murine Bye Remedy for Red, No 3 world which are penetrated by contemplate bringing out a Byes and Granulated Byellds: Smarting say they have had success with such Write for Book of the Kye model next coniloit. The Bye )u(tt year. significant mmon carriers, railroad tracks are remedies have not been people well by mail Free. Maria Bye Remedy Co., Chicago. was an at dealhint automobile given Id to be favorite slumbering places informed in plant physiology and plant ers dinner recently. In which It was Stand More Hugging. many of the natives. In India structure and have not conducted instated that If the public demanded a children who are Patience You know an Eskimo imen an0 telligent and scientific tests to prove car this company was maiden can stand more In Unloading freight cars are their side of the case. The probabilihugging than to furnish It. The flexibil- we American t Infrequently seen sleeping on a prepared girls. ties are that nothing ailed their trees a obtained with ity Patrice I wonder why? ;ht of way with their heads rest-- motor is an Inducement to in the first place. We would advise many on the rails, often making it "Oh, tbe fact that Eskimos have our readers to leave .such cures alone to with of Its two more put up many for someone t walk ahead of motorists ribs than any other human and stick to the well established and drawback? and complexities. At the rain and awaken them in order that race has been discovered by an Engproved methods. a time is there but present single may pass. In certain sections of ear made, the racing model lish scientist. ina a similar condition exists and of the "Sunbeam, a British make, SPRAY FOR SAN JOSE SCALE One Condition. responsible for a large percentage which tcx part In the last Decoration railroads caused afraid to trust your Are the fatalities by you Scientific day races at Indianapolis. Dormant Trees 8hould Be Treated In sre. Upon first seeing a locomotive ? daughter's happiness to me, Mr. American. Pall and Again in Early Spring 9 natives are usually filled with e Burn All Prunlngs. "Not if you can prove that the sad, which later gives way to Franco-8wi- s Railroad Connection. confidence. Popular Meehan- are not afraid to trust you tradesmen If the trees are infected with the A piece of engineering work which for the necessities of life. San Jose scale they should be sprayed an has Important bearing on Internawhile dormant, once If lightly infecttional railroad traffic is the compleFans Should be Kept True. ed, but if badly Infected, twice once tunnel. A cause of fan breaking that is tion of the Moutier-Grange- s in the late fall or connecearly winter and rather common is the running of the This will afford a again in the early spring Just before fan when It Is considered out of bal- tion from the East French railroads Much rheumatism la the trees start growth. Trees in folicaused by weakened kidneys. When ance, which results In setting up to the Swiss lines centering at Berne. age cannot be sprayed with winter stresses that the sheet metal often From here, transit Is made by way the kidneys fail to clear the blood of uric acid, the acid forms into strength sprays, for a spray strong will not withstand. If a fan does not of the Loetschberg line to the Simcrystals, like bits of broken glass in enough to kill the scale readily, will turn true It should be made to do so plon tunnel and to Italy. The length the muscles, joints and on the nerve injure the foliage of the trees. If the by bending back Into position or of the Moutier-Grange- s tunnel is sometrees are to be pruned. It is advisable casings Doans Kidney Pills have circumferential wire or what over five miles. Work was comthe bringing eased thousands of rheumatic cases, to prune the trees before If it has been distort- menced on November 6, 1911, being spraying, as band into lumbago, sciatica, gravel, neuralgia the pruning will reduce the surface to ed. Often shape a fan, if much retarded by strikes in 1913 and by and urinary disorders. be covered with the spray and the noticeIt recent which a after the set will mobilization, out of balance, up A Utah Case spray mixture will go farther. Be able vibration of Its own, which is was taken up again on September 30, Andrew IJndaay, Every Piccareful to burn all the prunlngs so a hard on the fan bearings, as well as 1914. Drilling work Is now comThird Ward, He ture Tells to destroy the scale on them. pleted. Scientific American. , the fan itself. ber, Utah, aay: 9 P For three year I y had attacks of 8ources of Mice Trouble. Avoid False Moves. Advance in China. trouble. The Rock fences, old hedges and windNo false move should ever be made epulis were eudden Notable advancea in ail branches of and ao eerere that breaks adjoining an orchard are all the postal service are being made by to extricate yourself out of a diffI was rendered sources of trouble from mice. Here the modernized Chinese post office de- iculty or to gain an advantage. There My back helpless. pained me Intensethey find excellent shelter and safe partment. A report recently sent to can be no pleasure in playing with ly and there were breeding places. The only method in Washington shows that in 1913 the a person once detected In such unmany other kidney ailments The first these cases is to plan for the destruc- last figures available 6,177,097 par- fair practices. Benjamin Franklin. few doees of Doans tion of the mice by poisoning. kidney Pills helped cels, weighing 50,318,360 pounds, were me and continued How Girls View Them. carried. use fixed me up all a One that freckle "is writer Best. I still take them occasionally riffht. says Apple and am always benefited. There Is no apple, no matter how a wild flower the sun has placed on How It Comes to Pass. ne Its flavor nor how far it has come, That Is a pretty Cat DWa at Aar Stag. SO Bm (From the verdict of a coroners their cheeks. that can compare with the one growa Jury) The deceased came to his thought, but many girls will continus from ones own planting and cared death from a railroad in the hands of to regard the freckle as a thorn in tba CO BUFFALO. N. V. FOSTEHAHLAURN for to the time of flesh. Toledo Blade. a receiver." Philadelphia Ledger. fmltlng. 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MUST HAVE SHOCKED JUDGE The American Humane association, a federation of societies and individuof He What Regarded aa Dribbling als for the prevention of cruelty, reHay Waa Alt He Wee Goquests clergymen of all denominations ing to Get throughout the country to observe A distinguished member of the Sunday, May 23, as Humane Sunday, United States judiciary haa discov- calling attention to the need for prochilered that he still has something to tection for suffering and helpless learn In the direction of agriculture. dren, and also for unfortunate aniHe bought a farm as a summer mals. Dr. Wm. O. Stillman, president of home for his family, and finds especial the Albany, N. V., will delight In walking about the place, send association, literature to all persons intereston of condition the the commenting ed in the work of humane societies. crops, and in many ways showing bis interest in his new possessions. Jolt to Car Owner's Pride. One evening during tbe summer be A citizen on the South side recently was strolling over the farm. The motor car, hired man had cut the grass during bought a moderate priced he called to and few a ago mornings the day a very thin crop and left door neighbor and offered to it on the ground to dry. The Judge his next take him downtown to the office. That saw it, and calling his man, he said: said to It seems to me you are very care- night the neighbors little1 girl owner: know what less. Why haven't you been more par- the proud car of an auto you've got" Is that ticular In raking up this hay? Don't kind so? the man asked. Yes, I heard you see that you have left little dribpapa say at dinner what it Is. Its bling all around? Tin Lizzie!" Kansas City Star. For a minute the hired man stared, a wonderl , If the Judge was quizzing Important to Mother him. Then he replied; Examine carefully every bottle ot "Little dribbllngs? Why, man, thats CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for the crop! Infants and children, and aee that It Bears the Puzzled Uncle Pash. of Signature From tbe time the coal and Iron In Use For Over 30 Yean, round was about Jenkins territory Children Cry for Fletcher Castoria opened up and the town began to form itself out of the construction and prosMade It Unanimous. pecting camps, P. C. Dlx, secretary Have you any militant suffragists In of the state executive committee of tbe Young Mens Christian associa- Crimson Gulch? "Nary," replied Bronco Bob. When the school teacher tion, took a deep Interest In Its dea hint as to how shed like to velopment and spent much time there dropped vote we'd have been glad of a chance assisting in tbe formation of a strong to shoot up anybody that 'ud interfere branch association. the of active and One story be tells Is of an aged moun- with her. But by common consent we over to her an all taineer, who, after the railroad trains turned the polls had begun running regularly ventured stayed away so's there wouldn't be any down to see for himself some of the chance of her bein' embarrassed. wonders of which he had vaguely Washington Star. heard. He stood on the rude platform Book Pretenses. and watched the train pull in. After "The kind of books people read a few minutes it backed up a little is rather startling." way. "What d'ye think uv her, Uncle Yes, replied Mrs. McGudley, but Pash? asked one of the loungers. Wai, I kin see bow th' ingyne mout I have my doubts whether folks stop dancin long enough to read em. pull them thar kyars, said the old man, thoughtfully, "but what gits me When I was young we used to read is how them kyars pulls th' ingyne." books and pretend we didnt Now people pretend they read em and Louisville Times. now-a-da- don'L Hard Matter to Decide. Polly Molly seems to realize very fully the seriousness of getting married. Dolly Yes, the poor girl is just worried to death. There are 16 girls who want to be her bridesmaids, and she cant decide which eight she can best afford to make enemies of. Puck. Wasting Light Mrs. Bacon This paper says distinct traces of light have been detected in the ocean at depths of more than three thousand feet by an English oceanographical expedition. Mr. Bacon Perhaps some of those mermaids forgot to turn off the gas. DONT VISIT TH Not Interesting. Millions of germs can lodge on a pin point, said the man who is always getting excited about something. "Weil, replied Mr. Growcher, it doesnt concern me. I never encourage anybody to swallow pins. What Affected Her. Rev. Smuggms Ye seemed awfu' effectit by my sermin the dayt Mrs. Donald. Mrs. Donald The sermin! Hocb, no! But if someyin handit ye a cayenne lf..enge Instead o a peppermint yin, ye'd be affectit yersel.. v Bird Call and Their Name. Most of us know the chickadee when we hear him calling, over and over, , dee dee, Chick-a-dedee, dee! But when he sings his clear whistling note, "Phoebe, Phoebe," we are likely to mistake him for the phoebe bird. The chickadee stays In the N'oijh in winter, and the phoebe does not come North till the' early The phoebe bird sings its spring. name over and over, a very sweet but penetrating sound. Tbe peabody bird says, Peabody, peabody, peabody, over and over, In a rather senseless way as If be went round In a circle. ' Another bird that sings his name is Bob White, the quail. Only he often His notes says Poor Bob White! go up and down, and are stronger than the notes of tbe smaller birds and may be heard at a long distance. Of course these birds do not really sing their names! But people listening to them, have fancied that these names are what the notes sound like, and so they have given tbe bird tbe name. Chick-a-dee- TABLOIDS OF SCIENCE French scientists have found that rubber, unless kept in perfectly dry air. Is subject to tbe attacks of microbes. An Italian wireless expert has Invented a direction finder by which sta- tions that send out messages can be located. Alum added to the last rinsing wawhen cotton garments are washed, will render them fireproof. ter of the starch An Italian priest who has Invented many wireless devices has succeeded In Intercepting messages with needles thrust Into a potato. Wireless telegraph waves are propagated along tbe surface of tbe earth 0 with a velocity alightly less than miles an hour. 186,-00- .Natives of a province succeeded in breeding tivity and In obtaining times a year without birds. In India have egrets In capplumage four Injury to tbe Portable wireless apparatus, which is carried in an automobile and can be set up to work over a radius of 800 miles in 12 minutes, has been adopted by tbe United States army. CALIFORNIA Without supply of Allen's Foot Ebm the antiseptic powder to be shsicen Into the h. The Standard Shoes, or dissolved Is the Remedy for tbo feet for 25 year, ft fives instant relief to tired, schfnf feet and prevents swollen, hot feet. One Jsdy writes: 1 enjoyed every minute of my stay at the Expositions thanks to Allen Foot-EaGet it TODAY Adv is my shoes. Extra Pay. said his mother on her Willie, 1 return from a shopping expedition. told you if you were good while I was out, you might have a piece of candy, and now I find you've taken all there was in the box. Yes, mamma, replied Willie, "but youve no idea how very good Ive been. Tte meet practical, beakbfefc playtime farmem ever kireated for chiidrea 1 I yean of iia Mad is om piece with dof back. IsaUp cupped oa m of. Eaaty vavbeA No tight to ciartfc band! la atop ctrraktioa. Made M Um dealt and Mae aad wbae fckfcocy atnpea for all tbe Aim lighter wdrbt pear roand. material for sommer tresn Ail hut red or pracirii trimmed Mae aiaua. Made is Dates seek with elbow flieerea sad ktgfc tkh edkasdkmgfllnecA 75c the suit f fxm dealer emmet rappty pas. we will aead tbnv charge prepaid MRccptofpnca 7fceack A New They pDj:r If Kip Suit a Vague Assertions. The Old Excuse. When will the war be over? insvf Streets de Co,Sm Fruadtcnj You ought to know better, my quired the impatient citizen. I don't suppose theres any way of child, than to pitch into a tipsy man. Now youve fixed your husband and telling replied the querulous quib-bleB.C. he's gone off. When the fiercest kind of fight- Coolest cummer climsts oa continent. Manlflrml ac Motorists' and paradiM. Fishing eterp. I was know he But didnt loaded. bUng ing was going on they said the war Interesting aide trips. Low kosMtents. HottUnd apartmeotaoromaxMlailoii. HyeMtsi had not really started. Maybe the two daps at ftosrM krthfaiWijt "Not guilty isn't always an inno- war Is over now, only they don't know 1L cent remark. W. N. U, Salt Lakt City, No. Majy r. tZKRK&Sft: Victoria, 18, |
