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Show THE PAGE TWO West Celebrates Lincoln Highway Completion TIMES-NEW- S. English Beadle Patting: But Tribe Not Extinct " NOT NECESSARY TO VARY CHICKS' DIET 36-Ho- ur r - V "j . I - " ; f , ' - - vfi " -- Sj If .; vl- , Courtesy Suit Lake Tribune. - j MISS MAXINE ADAMS REXBURG, IDAHO, MISS PRESENTED TO KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND if) " Courtesy I 1 Idaho i Salt Lake Tiibun. Gold Trail of u 49" Becomes Continental Highway of 1930 Officials and Citizenry of Four States Meet at Ely, Nevada, in Honor of Forging Final Link of Historic Travel Route. Ely, Nev. California. Idaho, and Utnb, Joined In a real Western celebration marking the completion of the Wendover to Ely span of the Lincoln Highway which makes a reality of the coast to coast ante road. sj Governor F. B. Ilalzar of Nevada, drove an automobile through a chain stretched across the Lincoln route through Ely, thus formally marking the finish of the highway and the heginnlng of the big interstate celebration. Special days for California and Utah were set aside by the Ely officials, and Governor Dern of Utah attended, and the states of California and Idaho were also officially represented. Opening of the Lincoln Highway rewards the years of work and sacrifice on the part of many Nevada and Utah citizens. Modern construction and methods of snow reniovel makes the highway passable for traffic practically the entire year. Music, siieeeb.es, parades and many and varied attractions were furnished to entertain, the celebration visitors and mark the date of the highway completion as a high n spot in the history of the An enormous West. abandoned smelter stack was demolished by the use of 200 pounds of dynamite as one incident of the festivities. , A ride in a real stage coach was given Governor Dern of Utah, when lie was met at the station by Gov. lialzur of Nevada in the frontier carriage with an armed guard on Ne-rud- a Inter-mountai- w DERN OF LTAII GOVERNOR duty. Ely fell an easy prey to the onslaught of the Utah delegation as the party from Utah came armed with 150 crates of strawberries as ammunition. Ely staged a parade designed to picture the history of transportation through the west and over what is now the Lincoln Highway. Beginning with the first historic Ieoples of the Intermountain region, it followed with a representation of the Spanish padres and soldiers mounted and In armor. . Next are the trappers and scouts, who roamed the hills in connection with the fur trade. Following are the prairie schooners of the early gold seekers and of the pioneers and the handcarts of the L. D. S. immigrants. The rider of the pony express with buckskin garments and saddle bags is shown, and then comes one of the old overland route stages, followed by a motley collection of buggies, wagons, surreys, freighting outfits, borax wagons and along with them the prospectors' outfits. The automobile arrives and among the pioneers is shown an old machine of a type This is contrasted long extinct. with the modern cars, the big busses, luxurious limousines and heavy trucks which created the demand for through highways such as that between Ely and Wendover, completion of which is the cause of the celebration. The Lincoln Highway from Wendover to Ely covers a distance of 119 miles, and has been traveled by automobiles since Its completion at a rate of a mile a minute, in sharp contrast to the time the pioneer required to traverse the same distance brings a realization of the difference in travel now and when the west was young. A feature in entertaining vislt- three-cylind- - j"" Girl Meets English King and Queen Rcxburg, Idaho, girl. Miss Max-In- e Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lloyd Adams, whs presented to the King and Queen of England, at the English court, a few days ago. Miss Adams Is socially prominent In Idaho, and is a young lady of exShe has been ceptional . talent. studying in Florence, Italy, and traveling extensively in Germany, Austria and other portions of Europe. A GOVERNOR BALZAR OF NEV. f 1 1 p Tm' gluing ors to the Ely celebration, was a trip to F.uth, Nevada, 14 miles away, where the processes of taking mountains down with steam shovels as exemplified at Bingham Cunyon, Utah, is reversed. The dee ores are being posits of brought to the surface of the surrounding ground and then transported to McGlU, about fifteen miles away, and on the other side of Ely to be reduced and smelted. The pit is an impressive sight. The hole is a vast amphitheater a mile long and is down 530 feet. Different metallic content of the ores and varying conditions of deposits have produced a wealth of colorings in large masses not found at the Bingham workings. Ore is bellng taken out now at the rate of about 11,000 tons a day. It was learned that the mines activity started about 1907, and that the estimated tonabout nage in the mine has been removed. The mine is employing about 1,000 men at present, of whom some 100 are sinking a new shaft to be underground workings, about 200 are employed underground, 275 in the pit and 220 on the surface. W. IX Rishel, manager of the Utah State Automobile association, on arrival, said that the jaunt from Salt Lake to Ely is now about a seven-hou- r trip with ordinary drivlow-grad- one-thir- d ing. tal nnn aGragctzatllthreewooHelt. "Of course," said Mr. Rishel, "some will make It, as tome have, in less than five hours. And so far as the road goes, there Is no reason why that rate cannot be attained. In other words, the character of the roadway is no longer the determining factor of the speed at which the trip is made. "Probably the best part of the road right now, is that between Wendover and Ely. It Is, of course, newer than the section in Utah. It Is a wonderful road for mile after mile straight as an arrow and with curves of the widest and easiest so that it is not necessary to reduce any reasonable speed while The summit of making them. White Horse pass is a little more than COOO feet. It will be a good road and winter maintenance will be light." Contract for oling the WThte Pine county section of the road, 52.31 miles, has Just been let by the state highway department to a California contractor for $99,500. The Nevada method is to use oil mulch gravel with a high percentage of small sizes and no one greater than one inch and with this to form a three-incsurfacing. With the completion of this work the 60 miles or more in White Pine county will be the only section of this standard this side of Knolls. Plans are under way for reopening the federal aid project and applying more gravel in the not .distant future. The state of Utah is already oiling sections east of the mud flats. The link Just completed in Nevada of the Lincoln highway is 120 000 according to H. U. Kerr, g long, and cost around engineer of the Utah road commission. The Utah road commission is on record as favoring keeping this highway, which is fed by two transcontinental routes from the west and three from the east, up to a high all-ye- - 4 i v 'H . ' h con-mil- $750,-sultln- t - v Courtesy Salt " Lk : ' . - - I. Tribune. SECTION OF LINCOLN HIGHWAY, NEAR ELI, NEVADA A standard." Don't FtebttUonry in tKii yelk can uitli th4 . I orung! be The passing of beadles la being lamented In England. One of the lust existing specimens, the beadle of Kew, seeks peace and retirement after a generation of service. Manifold were the powers and duties of this worthy. In addition to being conbeadle, lie was stable of the manor court and herdsman. His beadleship gave him authority to whip naughty boys who talked In church, and attack sinners whe broke the customs of the manor. There are, however, plenty of beadles today, here as well as In England. They are the variety. Lacking- the historic robe, cocked hat and decorated staff, they are clothed In a shred of brief authority. The gaudy uniform may go, hut the Bumble spirit we shall have always with us. New York Herald Tribune. "" I black Here's the sure, quick, easy way to kill all mosquitoes Indoors and keep 'cm away outdoors! The Cornell mash mixture for baby chicks eliminates the old practice of cliunKliiK the feed every few days. The same mush Is fed from the first feedlug at 30 to 48 hurs to maturity, and at eight weeks a grain mixture Is added, suys i'rof. U M. Hum at Cornell university. The chicks are allowed constant lo access to the mash, bin It Is feed so that fresh nmsh can be added twine a day. There should lie enough hopper space so that all the chicks may eat at the same time. Fine grll mny be given from the start and oyster shell when the chicks ore about four months old. Charcoal is unnecessary, he says. Cod liver oil should he fed at the rate of one-hal- f pint to every 100 pounds of mush during 'he period when mash Is fed. especially if the chicks are Indoors most of the time. When grain and mash are fed. one pint Is used with each l(K) pounds of mash. If the chicks run outdoors daily, no oil is need ed after eight weeks. The Cornell mush contains 45 pounds of yellow cortiiueul, 10 of wheat brnn. 15 of flour wheal middlings, 10 of fine ground heavy oats, 10 of 50 to 55 per cent protein meal scrap, 10 of dried skim milk or dried buttermilk, 2 of steamed bone meal, and one-hal- f pound of The grain mixture is 00 salt. pounds of cracked yellow corn and 40 pounds of wheat. The grain mixture should be In hoppers, always accessible to the chicks. They should not eat more grain by weight than mash until they are three months old. It is sometimes necessary to restrict the grain to get proper mnsh consumption, says Professor llurd. Two of Most Effective Destroyers of Vermin Two of the most effective louse destroyers are blue ointment, applied to the skin beneath the vent In about the amount of a bit the size of a grain of corn, and the powder sodium fluoride, applied In pinches well worked down to the skin of a half dozen parts of the hen's body. A more recent application Is to the perches Instead of to the birds. This consists of the poisonous very liquid Blnckleaf 4(J, tobacco preparation. A ribbon of this Is spread from an oil can or other convenient container along the top of each perch shortly before the fowls go to roost. The fumes arising., kill the lice, according to various anthorities who have tried the method. Chicken culling Is not something be done only in the late Bummer or early fall when the hens are molting. Culling should start at the time the chicks are batched, and should be continued throughout the growing season. All chicks that are weak or crippled when the hatch Is taken off should be killed. Chicks larking In vitality are a constant menace to the flock because they are more susceptible to disease than are the stronger ones. Furthermore, the extra care and attention which must be given the weak chicks Increases the cost of rearing the thick. Also those chicks that are weak at hatching time will he slower In starting to grow and will mature more slowly than the strong vigorous birds. that should Natural Mother Found Best for Young Chicks "Give me a mother with feet and and feathers instead of a brooder," an ponltryman Insists. He has his hens In batteries of twelve, each hen and her brood to herself, l lie divisions being made with prultr.v netting. Corn and water are suppliled to the hens to discourage their gobbling up the more expensive chick feed. The coops and yards are moved often to fresh ground, but the hens are not let out nntil the chicks are weaned. The ede of the strawberry bed, garden or corn field are the favorlre parking places of this breeder for bis hens and chicks. Feeding Green Corn FAMILY MADE - "t ZEslJ Jul 'he World' Selling Insect O 1930 SUMO IBS) MILLIONS OF MeBRlBE'S AUTOMOBILES FRIENDS HIGH GRADE Buys for Cash all Grades of Cars. Sells fully guaranteed cars 60 days service McDRIBE Specializes in Latest Models all makes new or reconditioned. McBRIDE always has a large stock' of Late Model Automobiles on hand Including Packard, Chrysler, Cadillac, Willys-Knigh- t, Graham-PaigDodge, Essex, Plymouth, Hudson, Erskine, Pontiac, Studebaker, Ford, Chevrolet. e, ' " Fifteen years after his graduation, Dr. Caldwell became famous for a single prescription which now, after forty years, is still making friends. Today Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the world's most popular laxative. Millions of people never think of using anything else when they're constipated, headachy, bilor weak; when ious, feverish breath is bad, tongue coated, or they're suffering from nausea, gas, or lack of appetite or energy. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsi- - Is made today according to the original formula, from herbs and other pure ingredients. It is pleasant-tastinthorough in the most obstinate cases; gently effective for women and children. Above all. It represents a doctor's choice of what Is safe for the bowels. g; Wr He Saw It Darling, how could She without me? He Cheaper ! Answers. There are some men so that nobody can become with them. It Ilrtt Christian Indian? probable that Mantol or Macteo was the first Indian chief to be converted to Christianity in America. This happened August 13, 15S7, on the island of Roanoke, a part of the Raleigh colony. As there were Roman Catholic missionaries as early as 1502, when Bartholomew de las Casas came to America, some other Indian chief might have become a convert before Manteo, but it has not been reIs corded. Potato's History The white potatoe, known as "Irish," is a native of America, like corn and tobacco. The Incas of Peru had It under cultivation for centuries before the Spanish Invasion. For 1R0 years after its discovery by Europeans, only It was people ate potatoes. raised In their gardens and the lower classes knew of It by hearsay alone. Commercial production was begun about 1,570. well-to-d- o Call for Genius The manufacture of carpets is well known in India in the various factories and mills, institutions, Jails. The carpet factories of Cashmere are most famous. A sage has said : "The soul of the apartA judge ment Is the carpet at common law may be an ordinary man ; a good jude of a carpet must be a genius." ... Help to Fight Disease In a bulletin on the United States' role in fighting disease all around the world the National Geographic Fine Deed Unrecorded There are great- victories and struggles, and" noble acts of heroism done every day. In nooks and corners, and In little households, and In men's and women's hearts; any one of which might reconcile the sternest man to such a world, and till him with belief and hope in it. Charles Dickens. - Ocean Temperature there Is rapid de crease In tomperuture with depth until about 400 fathoms Is reached, when there Is a very gradual lowering to the bottom. Here the tem pernture remains practically uniform at from 32 degrees r'nhren belt to 35 degrees Fahrenheit and is independent of latitude. In the ocean him first if you want to BUY, SELL or TRADE. McBRIDE'S Cor. 7th South Main SALT LAKE CITY; McBRIDE says see Londoner, 88, Broadcasts London is claiming that Sir Alfred Yarrow, who recently broadcast over the radio, is the oldest man to talk through a microphone. Sir Alfred, who Is eighty-eigh- t, and famous as a shipbuilder, is being congratulated on his speech. lie Is one of England's most active men and takes his outings in an open victoria drawn by a prancing horse. Informative Clock A novel clock, which tells time and also how to spend it, has appeared in the Paris shops. Suggestions for an appropriate way to spend time are indicated by various pictures near the hours. According to the dial golf is for the morning and bridge for the afternoon. The cock-tal- l hour Is not omitted. Succeti! If You Do It "I came from Barcelona at 150 miles an hour." "Mueller's three sons are a disin my car grace. , One plays and the other steals." you live "That is a lie." "What about the third?" "So it is, but all the same It is a "lie does both. He is a composer." Careta. good speed, isn't it?" Guttlerrez. crooked No explanation of a scrape is ever Some wise old saws are so old intimate that they have lost their teeth. thoroughly explained. green corn may be consumed It would be a good Idea to feed them some shelled corn at night to Insure birds going to most with full crops. The chief dangers from green corn are intestinal disorders and partially filled crops, but If the poultryman realizes these dangers he will introduce new corn to advantage. Broiler Feeding Test Broiler raising tests were conducted with Single Comb Khode Island (ieds at the North Carolina State college. It required seven pounds of feed to raise and fatten a two pound broiler for market. This Includes both mash and grain. The feed cost amounted to 20 cents. The chick at 20 cents and other costs at 10 cents will make the broiler stand you 50 cents when ready to sell. Fall Is a good time to raise a few hundred broilers. W HIT DOCTOR society points out that cattle, horses, snakes, rabbits and guinea pigs are the living machines of the Iu this counbiological industry. try they manufacture" $20,000,000 worth of products annually. that the birds' crops are full at night. Even though some of the piay clean smeinno- - common method ot feeding green corn is to chop It Into short pieces and allow the hens to pli:h it off the cob. In such cases the poultryman should be careful to see A m d d Chicken Culling Most Important in Summer i I 3jr head-boroug- Feed Same Mash From Age Until Maturity. 5- Thursday, June 12, 1930 NEPIII. UTAH Probationary Officer lance corporal Is one with a provisional appointment without the pay of his permanent rank. When vacancies occur as corporals, the man who is considered for the appointment to such a vacancy Is made a lance corporal with duties of corporal, but not the pay of a corporal. If he qualifies and makes A good at this .provisional appointment, he is made a regular corporal and his rank is confirmed with the pay of a corporal. Men and Change Sometimes, when a man Is found In a new relation to things around him and to other men, he says the world has changed and that he has not changed. I believe that our leads us often to make this declaration In regard to ourselves when It is not exactly true. An Individual Is more apt to change, perhaps, than all the world arouud him. Daniel Webster. self-respe- Bronze Is Permanent The permanence of bronze has been recognized for centuries. The variety of Its decorative finishes and the limitless forms Into which It may be wrought by our able creacraftsmen, make possible tions In this metal, possessing rare imaginative qualities, yet In strict sympathy with the spirit of the decorative scheme. Settled Druggists' Standing King James I of England was the originator of the modern slogan, "Your druggist is more than a merIn the Sixteenth century chant." the apothecaries of England were forced to unite with the grocers In a guild (a chartered trade association of those days). King Jauies, however, was Influenced to give the apothecaries a separate charter, and In reply to the protest of the Grocers' guild he said: "Grocers are but merchants; the business of the apothecary! Is a mystery" which at that period meant art or profession. Classes spectacles originated in China, and were called mandarin spectacles. They were Introduced in the western world In Germany that paradise for opticians and were conveyed to America about 1907, where they were instantly a success because of their lightness and comfort. Horn-Rimm- nom-rlmme- d English Royal Records the most valuable records preserved In the public record office of England are the pipe rolls, a statement of the king's Income and expenditures, so called because they are rolled In the shape of pipes. They date back to li:il and were not discontinued until Among 1833. Australia's Status Australia was declared a com mouwealth In 1901. and Is governed by a parliament consisting of a sen ate and a house of representatives. It Is entirely acceding to Imperial request volun tarlly on economical and military Matter of Cold Fact Inspired writer brings In "the mellow clow of old books, old furniture, old pictures, old garments." The rest may be all right, but our personal observation and experience is that the mellow glow of gold garments is a shine. Arkansas Gazette. British Monarch's Favorite Plimsoll's Good Work "Pllmsoll's mark" is a line painted on the side of British ships to prevent overloading, the limit of submergence being Indicated by the line. Legislation providing for the mark was secured by Samuel film-soil- , called the "sailor's frieud." measures. Nell Cwyn lived from 1650 to She was an Knullsh actress and mistress of Charles II, by whom she had two children. Through the king she received large sums of money and many other gifts. She was noted "for her beauty. 1687. Training Cheess Makers are three special schools There In Switzerland for the training, of A cheese makers. course is given to those who al ready know something about the business, while a novice spends a year In studying the Industry. Contemporary View The first element of tontempo rary popularity Is undoubtedly the power or entertaining. If a man have anything to tell, the world can not be expected to listen to him unless he have perfected himself n the best way of telling It. James Russell Lowell. Original "Samplers" The word "sampler," applied to a irertaln kind of cross-stitcneedlework. Is derived from an old English word meaning "original" or "model." A sampler was supposed to exhibit various patterns for fuh ture copying. Record Hailstone Probably the largest hailstone to fall In tills country, or at leart of which there Is authentic record. Is one that fell in a storm In Nebraska in 1H2S. It was 17 Inches in circumference 114 and weighed pounds. |