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Show Thursday, January 23, 1930 THE World's Champion Woman Farmert - News Notes 1 NEPII1. UTAH TIMES-NEW- Population of U. S. ' It's a Privilege to Live In UTAH if x's" New York. The popula tion of the United States increased mor thuo 14.01 (0.000 In the ten year period ended July L. VXZH, according to the National Bureau of Kco-ooiulc Uiisearcb . . The population in 19-- 3 was estimated at H'J.ItOO.OoO. Of that total, the bureau 40.fWi.0O0 found, persons Uort both themxelvcs and the rest of the population,. The details of these findings, the bureuu announce. 1)11 a report to be Issued wltliiu a few duys. Page Three Glean , Kidneys By Drinking Lots of Water Tak Salt to Flush Kidney Bladder Bothers or t . Back Hurts) If there was ever an nufortunate Inventor it was old Jim Fitch, the genius of Philadelphia, who plied the Delaware river in a steamboat of bis own design and construction 22 years before the Fulton effort on the Hudson. Fitch spent years in working out bis idea and did It with a considerable degree of success, but he was a very humble member of society, given so to minor spells of that he was never taken seriously by anyone and no hand was raised to help him. On the contrary he met with opposition and misfortune.. One blow after another fell upon his shoulders and finally be gave up and wandered south, where he lived a while and then died and was burled there. The story of his setback Is a long one. The only recognition that he ever received U about to be bestowed upon him In the shape of a celebration by his descendants which will be held at an early date, but it Is a little too lute to be of any Interest to old Jim Fitch Washington Star. ' ' IaaWa4 f praaaaaW tak heart 4. aoralv ( nit, mUJ. sad cat rid at tha bewal polaona thai caaaa tha trouble. Matko lag like M for kiUouanaaa. alek kaadadia and eoutl patios. Acta fr - ptaaaanUy. Haver aOLi. mU. wwlt vMtMa AlaVaaaiiM wl, lit, Miie lAeMit uxm a muuon. Takm ' ' f grip. nux lata, ' ' ' ' Euting too much rich food may pro1 A 1 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Motor duce kidney trouble In some form, oils, the high pries of high test ays a authority, because ' N t gasoline and dirty spark plugs are the acids created excite the kidneys. ' no worry to the collegian! 01 the Then they become overworked, get DH. CLA1UK M. COL LEY Of dieMNUkaM by University of Utah Motorless Aviasluggish, clog up and cause alt sorts ffpetj.lii la iTMtniMt lliathwi;, SHaWeBlreJmaata tion club, who seek to become of distress, particularly backache and vibralieMoV. Outiits uJ Infra Hxi ra, KunUamUmi masmI hy blwJ tmt mnd misery In the kidney region, rheugliders of the imhtmrnlury fmaiiac. Vrm gonial iml Urn acid severe matic headaches, National Glider association. twinges, Hmn-94- )0 to S4 K 607 goott HMft. Pbota Vm. 6073 stomach, constipation, torpid liver. ' - ' PRICE Dr. H. B. OoeUman was LAKE CITY, UTAH SALT Irri bladder and M-sleeplessness, nrlnury is the cemeteries thnt progressing unanimously elected president ot la the completion of the chapels be- tation. the Carbon County Fish and (Jama The moment your back hurts or kid In each established cemetery. ing The Moler Barber College, Inc. Protective association at the direcThe American battle monuments neys aren't acting right, or It bladder n a nnsita in suctors' meeting recently. He commission estimates that the bothers you, begin drinking lots of BUU UnmrnnA UiuJra Wtiti torn lrm. ceeds Ray Demlng. Other officers rwtHkrv four also about ynn fur mrtf HUt rmmlMilun in water Flanders and f cemetery get good chapels 1 18 Hli4JfcJ UTasftAJLT aLAHKCJTK. UTAH r who were named are John Staley snd lirookwood cemetery will be ounces of Jad Salts from any good finished by the time the pilgrimages pharmacy; take a tablespoonful In a of Scofleld, rice president; (Just , PARKER'S start. Those of of water before breakfast for a Platis, reelected treasurer, and U. Soinine and Suresues will be g!ass then few Merrill Fox, reelected secretary. and Mlftuulrtitf may your utaMWrrUtKl days kidneys completed lu another year, end act fine. This famous salta li made R tor Color mod In the Su Mihlel cemetery Fodod Haiti rethose awl Beaotr to tax SALT LAK Cray gasoline tac ktus 9 l.tw ml lntfrlala. W and cemetery will from the acid of grapes and lrmon turns amounting to 1597,150.72 for WU. tit T Hlf", . In Juice, combined with lithla, and has be completed by Muy. me In SHAMPOO-lde- al the ausfler ending January 15 were for FLORrSTON So many mothers each chapel are Inscribed the been used for years to flush clogged eononciiou witb 1'nkrr Ur ReJum. Makeetue transferred from the secretary ot 0 etnit by mail or at drug names ot the men who are burled kidneys and stimulate them to activ- nowadays talk about baireuft and duffy. uta. iilauux Chemical Work, fatcbocna, N. I. state's office to the state treasury In the respective cemeteries. The ity; also to neutralize the acids In giving their children recently. Motor vehicle registrachapels will also bear record of the the system so that they no longer Xrult juices, as If this 3,8i9 soldiers who are unknown or Irritate, thus often relieving bladder were a new discov tions totalling 124,921.75, and transwho were accounted "missing." fers to the general fund amountery. As a matter of disorders. Pilgrims to Land at Cherbourg. ing to 124,627.65 were also reJad Salts cannot Injure anyone; fact, for over fifty on will be routed The pilgrims ceived by the state treasurer. a delightful effervescent lithla- - years, mothers have steamers that will take them to makes PISO' water drink which millions of men been accomplishing In debarkafor SALT LAKE Cherbourg, France, Companies give q'oleic HIATVtULM results far surpassing anything you women now then to and take and F. Inw help of a Miss Charlotte the of visit effective relie tion. to Those who Worley, University graduate expect Utah, exclusive of state employers can secure aii from 3.l(K)-acrt. home and the a near fruit is boss of farm estiNeb. organs is In sooth Alliance, Nebraska, Brookwood prepared keep kidneys Engurinary the Jt Pleasant, cemetery and employees of companies In In- mated thnt the total gross income from her farm this will exceed land will debark at Southampton clean, thus often avoiding serious kid Juices, by using pure, wholesome Call Excellent for beallnr. year lag and terstate operation, had payrolls $100,000. She clulms.to personally oversee more land, under cultivation. or fornla Fig Syrup, which is prepared cmuirea contains no and will remain In ney disorders. Plymouth, amounting to 104,289,033 during than any other woman In the world. under the most exacting- - laboratory London, from where It is easy to opiates. Successfully used for 65 years. 35c the fiscal year of 1929, the number travel to Brookwood. The other Mrs. Green's Pathetic supervision from ripe California Figs, and 60c sues. of employees totalling 76,597. it is richest of all fruits In laxative and pilgrims will go to I'urls and from S. O. S. Over Telephone there to the towns nearest their shown in a report released nourishing properties. - .Another Unirereak Language TO DEAD destination. Mrs. Green had announced cheerIt's marvelous to see how billons, j The by the state Industrial comThe largest cemetery of the eight fully that she was having a table of latest effort at a universal lanmission. which Is bridge the next evening while Mr. O. weak, d feverish, sallow, constipated, guage Is "I'anoptlc English" which has (s the children respond to been devised about 250 kilometers from Paris. went to a To Insure bids for OGDEN by a dinner. Her hus- its gentle Influence; how their breath the graves at some Because of thnt great distance the band lookedbusiness and nave visited school construction from responsi- Gold Star Mothers cold group of scholars and scientists of her the with at eye A widow would not visitors color clears In flames in time. a their be up, previous may cheeks, quartered ble contractors, the board ot educaWidows Will Go to he eligible to go If she has married hotel In the small and they become sturdy, playful, en Cambridge, Muss. English la the basis town of of an unbiased critic. about 600 and It consists of "Do you mean to tell me you have tion recently adopted a bidders' in the again. ergetic again. A Western mother. words and the wholo only exnerve to to Europe in May. here the invite 45 language Cemeteries Beautiful. questionnaire which, must be filled play of the about Meuse, people Mrs. department n. J. StolL Valley P. O., Ne haustively explained In a very issmnll In Verdun. before plans and specifications will the from can't kilometers you In The bridge? play." cemeteries Why, six eight braska, says: "My little danghter, book of two or three Washington. In May, 1930, 12 France, one in Belgium and one in Hie American c:metery be submitted to any prospective "But, Fred dear, I can," Mrs. G. Roma Lucile, was constipated from claim Is made that it lapages. lines of after the long years 14.1G7 burled so simple are Americans. are care. with "Mrs. Thomas with Didder. kept The questions deal gave great replied proudly, I became worried about American soldiers marched England oabyhood. e In the cemetery are me a lesson yesterday." gardeners have placed the Integrity of tie contracting firm across the battlefields of France, a Landscape her and decided to give her some a person of any nationality could learn plants and flowers for decora- buried 5,993 American" soldiers, 1t in a fe,w months at the most and What Mr. Green had to say about California Fig and Its ability to finance and com- thinner line of Americans will fol- tions, Syrup. It stopped her The small a and In the center of each sailors and marines. low along paths which end In eight bridge player was suffi- constipation quick; and the way It persons who are quick at such things are plete the work. near towns this all at an floats cemetery , times could master the new language in a cient. It accounted for Mrs. Green's improved her color and made her where sleep 30,791 cemtery cemeteries and Pre en pick few weeks. OGDEN Ogden dairy interests American soldier dead. There will American flag. The graves, laid out Seringes-et-NesleIn the department of Aisne. telephone call to her brother next day. up made me realize how n In rows, are marked by white she and a prediction of greater things be no martial music to announce marble headstones which got had been. She Is so re The cemetery is approximately 110 to "Oh, Bob," site wailed. "You've one sturdy and well for this vicinity along those lines their coming and no banners wav- placed the temporary ones have help me out. Just bring any English Established Church of wood. kilometers from Paris. now, and always in such good humor of a foe. a Some to noon lunching were emphasized at the challenge Mihlel Third in Size. and pretend to drop In un that neighbors two are of you headstones The principal revenue of the Church St Only please types she's the will be with say bent happiest these pilgrims eon meeting of the Ogden Rotary The St. Mihlel. which Is third used the cross for the soldier of tonight. Anything to break girl In the West" of England is obtained through its ape and will falter along the paths Christian faith and the shield for largest, is 310 kilometers from expectedly club recently at the Hotel Bigelow. where the bridge game." estates and endowments and up Like once their sons walked so David for those of Jewish all California good things, Fig large Paris. Here are buried 4,148 Amerfaith. J. B. 'itch, 'head of the dairy Collections are taken up from tithes. even Is can though confidently strong, Imitated, but you Syrup On each headstone Is inscribed icans. The SL Mihlel Is near the always of the Kansas State Agri- time has done much to smooth the Peace get the genuine by looking for the In the Church of England as elsetown of Thinucourt, in the Insuring smnll name soldier's and the the rank, cultural college, and George B. way. where, "You say you're a lover of peace name "California' on the carton. in which be served, department of j The United States government Is organization Caine of the dairy department ot a brick Is 45 kllometers"lrom Verduu. throw his It and then date of and the and go death the state you mothIt for these possible making iJ Not There ore 2,'JCS Americans burled at Casey." from which he came. The inscripthe Utah Agricultural college, were ers Beir sr!.. and widows to visit the graves tion on the graves of the Unknown in the cemetery, near "He Is the most undiplomatic boob the speakers. She When does a book become a "Yes, sir an 'e were peaceful, too of their heroic dead. the village of Belleau in the de- after I throwed It." Soldiers is "Here rests In I ever met." classic? The office of the quartermaster glory an American soldier honored SALT LAKE No foreign autoknown partment of Aisne, which Is ten When people who haven't read lie "Yes, he's the kind of a nut who was of the given charge general Utah mobile may legally operate in kilometers from Chateau Thierry, but to God." will start bragging about what a wonto say they have. It characthe Trouble doesn't when begin Improve congress passed pilgrimages seBecause the officers of the ceme- a town of about 8,000 Inhabitants. for more than 10 days without derful place Florida Is the minute he a bill, on March 2, 1920. directing of the quartermaster This cemetery is 90 kilometers from ter of a silly man as It does that of curing from the office of the secre- the War department to make the terial division lands In California.' safe blower Is never safe. The a wise one. office are working unParis. general's tary of state a nonresident permit, necessary preparutiocs for the voy- ceasingly on the slightest clews Somme cemetery contains The and to secure the nonresident per- ages. that may. reveal the Identity of the about 1,828 American soldier dead. In the cemeterlal division MaJ. Unknown mit the owner must declare that The cemetery is in the department Soldier, ninny identificaAGE OF D. A. T. and John Harris state of the Is Capt a he tions are being established. By the of Aisne and is near the village of legal resident NEW are the details, arranging Hughes curare nearing a Bony. It is three kilometers from time the from which he has secured his the many contact problems close it Ispilgrimages expected that many of Let Catelet, 17 kilometers from rent plates and not a resident ot while War department and the "Unknown" between the will have been St. Quentin and 154 kilometers Utah, it is pointed out In a state- the widows and mothers are being Identified. diThe cemeterial from Paris. St. Quentin, a city ment made public recently. worked out by Miss Stowell of the vision works in with of about 66.000 inhabitants, probdivision of the quarter- the American Graves Registration ably will be the pilgrims' Plans for the cemeterial SPRINGVILLE master general's office. office in France. second annual dairy stock show to Month Allowed for Trip. Sometimes only a word on a 1,500 In Suresnes Cemetery. be held In Springville, February In the Suresnes cemetery there of paper has led to a search Betwten 1, 1930, and Octoscrap May 23, were discussed at a meeting of ber 31, 1933, the pilgrimages for that ended In establishing the iden- are 1,500 American dead. The the local farm bureau association groups will be scheduled as nearly tity of the soldier. cemetery Is about ' 12 kilometers from Paris and is accessible by Recoveries Also Made.' here recently, and officers for the as possible to suit the wishes of Recoveries, as well as identifica- taxicab or train. It Is exgoing. year 1930 were elected as follows: those who are are constantly being made. The Brookwood American cemeAndrew V. Nelson, president ; Heber pected that most of the 11,500 tions, widows will go. More In 1929 nearly 50 recoveries were tery, in the county of Surrey, is 28 and mothers Fred Weight, than half have Houtz, made, and of that number 14 were miles from London. In this cemesignified secretary and treasurer. These, their- - intention to already make the Jour- identified, while 12 of the "Un- tery there are 437 American solSince the discovery of the wheel, lubrication has upon them. Wells and Southeombe, two British with George Peterson and Will ney, and most of them wish to go known" graves were Identified. In diers. been a necessity and a problem. The first rude scientists began a study of tha problem which of board been the constitute have tbe months there smallest Flandsix 1930. in last The is as The as Mower, men built, needed occupied 16 years. The result of their efforts barrows which cemetery possible early a propwas the isolation of the Germ Essence lubrication, end one of the brighter tribesmen directors. pilgrims will sail on American lin- seven recoveries and four Identifi ers field cemetery, where are burled It Is within a and It Is expected that about cations, showing thnt the work of 3C8 Americans. began rubbing the axles of his primitive cart erty that provides increased "oiliness" when PROVO A storm area which has ers, with raw animal meat. introduced into mineral oils. These processes a month will be taken for each looking after the World war dead short distance of Waerghem, BelWith Watt's invention of the steam engine in were patented and Continental acquired them hung persistently over the plateau trip. has not ended. gium. It Is 40 kilometers from friction resulted. Then it exclusively for North America. Thus Contin-ent1763, Another work la connection with Lille and 13 from Courtral. region for several days, centering The government will pay every was that animal and vegetable oil lubricants bebrings you the first and only fundamentally In southern Utah, produced more expense from the time the pilgrim came definitely unsatisfactory. Their tendency better oil of the century! In Salt Lake, inter- leaves her home until she Is back snowfall. corrosive out. them leave to ruled deposits New York a staff of CONVICTS WILL BE TAUGHT PROCEDURE TO GET PAROLES mittent snow flurries were experi- again. Atwill Germ Process and take charge of the managers Mineral Oils Are Discovered enced throughout the day, but the assembled Penetrative Lubricity for each and group trip After the drilling of the first oil well in 1859, snow was light and the water con- will see that comfort is pro- Maryland Official Plans to Protect high' as $250' and all thnt was ever every Germ Process adds one startling charv; The successful. became mineral oils commercially rem. 6 tent of the fall up to p. vided. Among the assistants that cteristio to Conoco Germ - Processed Motof Because petroleum was plentiful and was freer done in their cases was the filling Prisoners From Graft of, cently was only .04 of an Inch. For will accompany each group, will be from gumming and corroding tendencies, it rap- Oils. It enables them to penetrate metal of the parole applications, which, This means that an enduring oil film shygter,, the 24 hours ended at 6 o'clock, guides, physicians, nurses and in idly supplanted animal and vegetable oils. had they known It, they could , But since 1901 there have been practically no actually penetrates all working parts and clings filled out have and " ' however, the precipitation mea- terpreters. forwarded to 'Md.' of The adoption Baltimore, all conditions. In starting when 40 to The itinerary for each person changes of fundamental importance in refining under the commissioner themselves. sured In water content was .17 of will 60 of motor wear occurs . . . 1 in speeding be arranged. She will be a new system to facilitate the pamotor oils. It Is of the commission the duty an inch. Now since 1901, think of the changes that have when any failure of the film is fatal to motor given descriptive material relating role of prisoners' from Maryland to see that during the period of A brief history to the particular cemetery which penal Institutions is being planned er TREMONTON been made in motors I Probably the make of car life, remember this the permanence of this, each is under person parole kept you drive today was not even manufactured in film precludes any possibility of metal abrasion. of the Bear River migratory bird she will visit. Her hotel reserva- by Ambrose J. Kennedy, parole strict supervision and a close check The germ essence naturally adds greater "oili" commissioner. 1901. Certainly ils needs for oils are far more town will in the be tions arranged to was outlined refuge project ness" and we call that lubricity. So we have It Is his Intention, he said, to In- of his activities maintained. exact in f I to most convenient the cemetery This supervision extends even to as the outstanding char Penetrative by L. M. Wlnsor, Logan, where ber son or husband Is stitute a campaign to familiarize The Development of Germ Process acteristic of Lubricity of their monthly earn this new oil. chief engineer of the project, at the hurled. every . Inmate eligible for parole the amount ings and the manner In which they When will you begin using CoNOCO Germ, Foreseeing that ordinary mineral oils would Hotel Utah recently. "An Investi- 30,791 Graves In Eight Cemeteries. with 'the requirements of the law are ' spent. eventually fail to meet the increasing strains put Processed Motor Oil? in the eight cemeteries where and the procedure undergone at gation of the proposition." the Eurd- - the bearings. in burled American dead 1927 In are started "was said, speaker ' A further attempt will be made, soil there are 30,791 graves of at the request of the state fish and pean Mr. Kennedy said, to have officials Bible Quoted by High maAmerican sailors and soldiers, game commission, headed by David rines who died in the World war. of the institutions select some of Court Divorce Suit 1763 to 1859 ? Years B. C. to 1763 H. Madsen, by the United States Of this number 29,14(1 have been the more worthy for parole, who, A divorce Ga. Atlanta, Oils and Animal A Vegetable granted and famililack or Initiative of myself. Identified. Animal Fats for biological survey through F. Ross, who comnhilned to Fats lor Friction There are 70 Isolated graves un- arity with the regulations, have thatEdgar report I made to federal authorihis wife's nagging caused him Friction ties resulted in a congressional ap- der the care of theMdnUnited States "failed to file applications. live in a rear room of hla nouse The methods be intends to adopt, to nnt ritsMirh" mlled triivprnmpnf 1923 for in of two $350,000 propriation years, doing his own cookI cases. These graves have been left such as. having the prisoners noti- for 1859 to 1918 GERM - PROCESSED OILS 1929 the work." ing and making his own bed. has alone because relatives wished the fied of their' eligibility for parole been the state The first fundamentally by upheld Petroleum discovered and Supreme a their third of at the of expiration WASHINGTON The 1930 prize soldier to be burled where he fell, better oils of the court. used not as "oily" but tour of the national oratorical con- as in the case of Quentin Roose- sentence, aiding them in filling out The decision quoted from Prov nor corrode does Cenruryl and 20 are approximately advising erbs: "It Is better to dwell In parole applications test, arrangements for which have velt. There the In which a soldier them on establishing contact with cases "special" excorner of an the housetop thun with Just been completed, will be Means Slipperiness, smoothness, freedom from friction; also the property that diminishes of foreign extraction serving under prospective employers, will not brawling woman and In a wide tremely attractive one. Under the the American nag was buried in materially increase tbe number of ahouse. friction, as the lubricity of oil, coupled with the unique ability to penetrate metal surfaces. rnles of the contest, now entering his native land because his rela- paroles, Mr. Kennedy said. By these methods, he said, many its seventh year, the prize tour, tives so desired. Not all of the graves will be prisoners worthy of freedom under English Judge Orders with all expenses paid, will be X 7 In attainawarded to each of the seven parti- visited by either mother or wife supervision, but hindered Man Post at beor of Whipped It fear because of the soldiers have by Ignorance ing many cipants In the national finals, to be neither surviving. Some have both ing turned down, will be brought Maidstone, England. Swift Jus held in Washington on May 24. An mother and wife who may make to his attention and Investigated. tice was dealt by Justice Swift, Mr. Kennedy said his plans are who sentenced ueorgc Watson to Important feature ot this year's trip the pilgrimage. The War departvisit to Oberam-merga- ment reported on December 1 that aimed indirectly at the practice of three months' hard labor and 18 will be a two-da- y where the party wTH at- C.rKK) of the 11.500 eligible wives individuals who solicit the patron- lashes with the "cat for robbing PARAFFIN BASE a girl, the comment of the court tend the presentation of the "Pas- nnd mothers hod accepted the gov- age of prisoners and mulct them ernment's Invitation. The mothers of their savings with promises of being: "Yon treated this girl with sion prayl." ferocious cruelty and you mnt.t be and widows who would not be con- obtaining paroles for them. In the past, Mr. Kennedy said, made to suffer something like the sidered eligible to go at the government's expense are those that some prisoners have paid fees as pain which you mulcted on her." s fv 7 K "I" .Mil ill Jv ''' well-know- n fiOO-png- e honest-to-goodne- S A "If VV? tit-I- Aixne-Marue- Meuse-Argoun- ' If Honor Come Too Lata to Interest InTentor Oise-Alsu- "Lucile is the Happiest e Girl' Utcta-icat- - m Hair balsam I't-h"- y III in e WOMEN VISIT WORLD WAR Meuse-Argonn- e, under-nonrlshe- Kouiagne-sous-Montfiiuco- Meuse-Argonn- e ollve-gnrbe- d Oise-Alsn- one-lesso- n Tar-denol- s s run-dow- Aisne-Marn- t e NEW THIS enetrative ub bead-quarter- ricity,,L . , LUBRICATION BEGINS WITH OIL CHARACTERISTIC) MOTOR CONOCO Alone Has this New Characteristic metal-on-met- at ...ir tor-face- s! . -- : THE FOUR AGES OF LUBRICATION Wood-on-Wo- Metal-on-Met- I 1; a, ERMW PROCESS MOTOR OIL |