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Show Thursday, February 18, 1931 THE World's Champion Milk Producer ess? U sy J? LAMBS FATTENED FOR MARKET DAY From three to twelve. That's the most Important period In a child'! growth. And that's the time many are retarded physically and mental ly by energy-sappin- g constipation. Watch your child, mother I At the of bad breath, coated first sign tongue, headache, biliousness, lack of energy or appetite, give California Fig Syrup. This pure vegetable product will cleanse the little bowels without It tones and strength- weak stomacU and bowels. In or children's diseases, employ gentle aid to keep the system free from germs and waste. Mothers everywhere are eager to tell how It helps children. Mrs. IL Mayer, 173T Marburg St, Dallas, Texas, says : "I have used California Fig Syrup with Danny all his Ufa In colds, biliousness, constipation, upsets, or children's ailments. It keeps him the brightest, happiest elx-- y ear-olI know." Emphasize the name California when buying, to get the genuine. fa d for C ,. Farmers Who Followed the Plan for Years Favor It. Brightest LAXATIVE-TONI- "" CHILDREN Daddy's Bright Idea for Making Use of Harold "Polo Is something game," declares the ace Tommy Hitchcock. "It Is a rich man's game and besides a of players, essentially a splendid outlet for the enthusiasm of youth, llard riding and hard playing make the young sophisticate pliysically fit and this has a world to do with his mental attitude toward life. "Unhappy is the son of the rich man who does not go in for some kind of business or sport He Is typical of Harold, a young chap I know, who had floundered through collpge without learning anything or doing anything. He didn't even have gumption enough to got himself expelled. His diploma came to him automatically at the end of 'his course. "But the fond mother. Ignoring his uselessness, said to her husband: " 'Now that Harold Is through college are you going to take him into the business with sou? "'I don't know,' replied the discerning father dubiously. 'Don't you think you could use him for a bridge prize?" " The winter occupation of fattening feeder tuiiihs for the market may or may Dot be profitable In any one season, but farmers In this section who have followed the industry year after year say the profits from tlie good years more than balance the deficits Incurred In off years, says a writer In the Itural New Yorker. The feeder lamb business Is not a sure proposition, but that Is true also of any farm Industry, dairying, crop raising, etc. Market prices cannot be coutrolied by the average farmer, but as In auy branch of farming there are certain rules and principles to be observed In the fattening of feeder lambs. Kxtr.. care must be used the first few days If the Industry Is to be started properly, without loss of lambs. The bulk of the feeder lambs come from the great sheep ranges lu Texas, Arizona, Idaho and Montana. The time taken in transit from these ranges with Is perhaps one or two productive of a loss of weight of the lambs and the formation of an enormous Often this appetite. ravenous appetite causes the lambs to eat so much grain that it is fatal. Only light feedings of grain should be given them the first four or five days and should not be used. Even If the grain portion per lamb Is small, some of the larger and stronger lambs are very likely to partake of more grain than is safe. should be taboo for the first few days, troughs being the most practical arrangement to use. Sinnll feedings of grain can he given in the troughs, nnd, as a greater number of lambs can eat from the troughs than two or three the grain is quickly consumed with practically no danger lambs of any overeating. In feeding forage, not so much caution is required but I would not advise too heavy feedings the first day. The lambs, when they first arrive, are gluttons, and there might possibly be some ill effects from too much forage. Just enough forage the first day to take the sharpness from their appetite is lay-ove- self-feede- s self-feeder- advisable. After three or four days, when their craving for grain has been satisfied may be used. Even then, there are times that a lamb may overeat, but these Instances are few. Some farmers use troughs altogether, but make the feeding of grain easier as It entails much less labor. A gradual daily Increase in the amount of grain for four or five days should take care of the self-feede- self-feede- - I ia.- 2- -.- , U WITH , ' Feen'amint -- , .. . ttJm e (.. pound. PLAN FOR CANAL IN Army Engineers Chart Best Route and Sites for Locks and Dams. NICARAGUA best Although It Is seven longer than the Deseado route recommended by the Admiral Walker commission 30 years ago, it Is believed to be more economical; the estimated cost of the canal by the valley route would be as the miles Greytown, Nicaragua. An American canal across Nicaragua, long about $700,000,000. a dream of shipping men and politLength of Valley Route. ical and military strategists, will The length of the canal proper pass through a further planning by this route would be 172 miles. stage this summer when United From Brlto, the western terminus, States army engineers will com- the line of the canal would follow plete a thorough survey of the the valley of the Hio Grande to the route and report on construction western continental divide, 152 feet problems and probable cost, says above the sea, which would be the New York Times. crossed by a cut. A of three For months the engineers have locks, each 1,200 feet flighf long and 125 been living in tropical Jungles, wide, arranged as a unit at the dodging disease and watching out western end of the cut, would raise whilefor insurrectionists their ships to the level of Uike diamond drills have been biting which for purinto the earth to show them where poses (it varies with working the sensons) to put their dams and locks. Their is considered as 110 feet above the survey, one of the most exhaustive sea. studies of a canal problem ever From the continental divide, the made, has been based upon the ex- canal would follow the valley of , perience gained through the buildthe Las Lajas river to Lake ing of the Panama canal, and upon thus completing the first the great increase in engineering 10 miles of the Journey. The lake, technique since the Panama canal an expanse of about 2,700 square , was completed. miles, deep enough to afford naviThe building of a canal across gation by ocean steamships in most Nicaragua was considered feasible of the portion affected by the canal long before the shorter cut across project, would be utilized for 70 Panama was begun ; in fact, a pri- miles by the ships, the last 14 of vate American company began con- these miles being dredged to afstruction there as long ago as 1887. ford sufficient depth. It is estimatThere was a time when the United ed that 0,300,000 cubic feet of waStates came close to authorizing a ter would be drawn from the lake Nicaragua canal, but so it is said for each ship transit through the a volcano began to smoke about locks. ' that time and the 'government was persuaded to turn to the Panama route. Now the Nicarauguan projDUELING IS CHIEF SPORT ect is again to the fore, because it . Nica-raugu- a, Niea-raugun- Is Little Worry About Professionalism and There, Over-Emphas- Says Observer. New York. Football like tiiat which strained relations between Harvard and Princeton does not worry the German undergraduate of today, nor is there talk of and professionalism like that which followed rough-housin- g over-emphas- the recent football season here. The chief German university sport Is It is a strictly amateur dueling. affair, but for damage done it far surpasses the accidental kicks and bruises of football. So reports a Yale senior, Gibbs W. Sherrill, who spent his last summer vacation at Heidelberg university. Intercollegiate duels are unknown, he writes in the Review of Reviews, the matches taking place between individual members of the correwhich "Korporationen." sponds roughly to the American Greek-lette- r fraternity. 'The antagonists stand still In their tracks, squarely facing each other, only a blade's length apart," writes Sherrill. "The target Is the opponent's head and face never his body. The judge looks sternly around the company and Immediate silence ensues a silence which lasts without a break throughout the entire duel. "The voice of the challenger's second snaps out: 'Auslage fertig los." A click of the blades meet and the duel Is on. Four times the blades flash and then each second flings up an armored arm to cover his man. The judge Inspects the duelists for any cuts, which must be tallied to determine ....................... ........................ Father Drops Dead at Daughter's Grave !! Feen-a-mi- Feenamint ft , X X j X A Hull, England. hia wife's: ndmnnltinn. one-tent- h whether the encounter has been won with honors. "Again the sharp command drops the seconds to their knees, out of the way of the swirling blades. But before the required four passes are completed the seconds Interrupt the fighting, for a strangely swift stream of blood is pouring down a blanched cheek. It is the boy's first duel, and he has not yet learned fo regard this How of blood as unimportant." Duels usually last 40 rounds. Sherrill declares, though affairs of honor go to 60 or even 100 rounds. 73,780 Acres Are Added to U. S. Bird Refuges Washington. Tracts of land aggregating 78,780 acres have just been added to the nation's reservations where migratory game birds may rest and feed free from the menace of sportsmen's guns. Purchase of the land by the biological survey of the Department of Agriculture was authorized by the migratory bird conservation commission set up under an act passed by congress last year. The new acquisition brought the total to date since the commission began to function on July 1, 1929. to acres, which will be adminis tered by the biological survey as In violate sanctuaries for the conservation of migratory birds. The new refuses are in Florida, California, North Carolina and Nebraska. The tract in Florida extends about 12 miles above bay. In Wakulla, Jefferson and Taylor counties. It contains 13.9S1 acres. The purchase In California adds 8.982 acres to the Salton Sea Wild Life Refuge set aside by executive order of President Hoover Novem158.-16- Apa-lache- ber 25. 1930. The North Carolina purchase embraces 11,778 acres In Hyde county, on Pamlico sound and will be used with Intermingling areas of water to establish an administrative unit of about 20,000 acres, to be known as the Swanquarter Migratory Bird Refuge. Despite F.dwln Cutsforth, a laborer, insisted on braving the bitter cold to visit his daughter's grave. "I'm going if I drop dead." he said. A few paces outside his home he collapsed and died en route to a hospital. or- - Imtrnu s 1 Photograph shows Athens Lotta Fayne Korndvke, one of the herd owned by the Athens (Ohio) state hospital, which established a new milk record for 1030, making her the world's champion milk producer. During the year ofllcially ending January 3, 1U31, the cow produced 30,501.3 pounds of milk, eclipsing the record of Kosamoud Korndyke I'et, which produced 29,078.1 pounds. The milk produced by Lotta is equivalent to 19 times the weight of her body. At retail prices it would have brought $1,S30, figuring on six cents a COLDS non-habi- ... From the eastern end of the lake the route would be along the San Juun river, which Is 1111 milt-- long from where it leaves the lake to where It reaches the t'aribbeun ut In that distiinoe the tireytown. stream fulls 102 feet from mean low lake to mean low sea levt-l- . In the upper TtO niili-- navigation Is hampered by four rapid. I'.y con- RAISING GEESE IS struct inj; a tluiti ut Coiichuda dune NOT LABORIOUS site, So miles from the lake, the obstacle of tlu-hrapids could be overcome and the .'evel of the. lake rained live tu iievet feet to provide Marshy Land With Vigorous better navigation. Growth of Grass Needed. Lengthening the Lake. The C'oiK'liuda dam sile has reGeese may be suceeasfully ruined ceived favorable consideration. The lo almost any loeallly where the spillway of a dam built there niuot can havi, a plentiful supply of greeu be capuble, according to a recent official statement from the army food. The conditions required are very different from (hone of ducks engineer headquarters at lirauada, Geene a usually raised In comof tllHcharglng at least lOO.IMaj secThe fact ond feet of water. The effect of paratively Ismail (locks. fecese require very mucb more the duin would be to add SO miles that to the lake portion of the canal room than ducks has kepi the busihands of farmers who route as well as privlde a deeper nessIntoin IIthe In a moderate way. There go channel. which have Uelds The locks to carry the ships from are many farms for poultry or rultlva lake to sea level on the Atlantic not suitable sido would be three Id number and tlon, on account of springs or of the same dimensions as those on streams, but which make good pasture for geese, and. If such fields the Pacific side, according to present plans. Together with excava- are osed for geese, they can be a good profit. tions, they would carry the canal made to return Somewhat low. springy or marshy about thirty-similes below the land oiay be used to good advanCoiichuda dam. If some part Is comparatively After leaving the canal, ships tage Geese may be would merely continue along the very high atandthedry. rate of (X) to the pastured San Juan river to Ciraytown and acre on marshy land where there Is the Caribbean. The south bank of a the river, for a considerable dis- to growth of agrass vigorous enough plentiful supply of tance, forms the boundary line be- greenprovide and sufficient depth of tween Nicaragua and Its southerly water food In pools to permit them to neighbor, Costa Itlca. About twenty-fabout. It Is never advisable ive miles above Greytown the swim to allow a large number of geese river divides, the bulk of the water their freedom over an entire farm. Cossoutheastward flowing through will not prove objecta Itlca as the Colorado river and A few geese tionable, but If a large number Is about the only reaching to roam at will over passea near Greytown as the San Juan allowed cattle will not care to river. In the event of the erection ture lands, In the same tield. of a dam. a considerable portion of graze Geese do not require a great deal the Costa Ittcan Jungle on the attention; after the young are southern bank would have to be of two weeks or so old. they are able Hooded. to care for themselves largely. If a Larger Locks. The food range Is given. The locks to be recommended by isgoodlargely grass, although Insects the Jadwln board are a great deal and other low forms of animal life larger than those suggested by the are ealen and es.terthil. The most Walker commission, which were to common breeds re Toulouse. Afbe only 85 feet wide and 800 feet rican. Kmbden, Chinese. Canada (or long. In rejecting the Walker recwild) and Fgyptlan. ommendation, the present engineers are not reflecting on those findings, made when conditions nnd Chicks Should Be Out engineering technique were different. This fact was pointed out by of Doors in Sur.IU'nt Maj. Gen. Lytle Brown, chief of chicks should be out If practical, engineers of the army, in a memoof doors in direct sunlight by tie randum he prepared recently for time are ten days or two the shipping board in Washington. weeks they old. The direct sunlight preThe army engineers at Granada vents leg weakness or rickets. Also likewise referred to the change In It is easier to train the chirks to conditions during the last thirty find their way back to the brooder years. "Larger ships and the house from the range during the greatly Increased commerce that first two or three weeks When will use the canal require bigger chicks are to be confined the winand better harbors," their state- dows should be opened on nice days ment explained. "Locks must be so as to allow the direct sunlight larger and will require more exto reach them. tensive rock foundations. CurvaA roll of fine mesh wire may b ture must be reduced in every way nsed to fence In a. small area outconsistent with economy and sound side the door of the brooder bouse. engineering." This area may be enlarged as the chicks become older and can find At their way back to the building. IN GERMAN UNIVERSITIES the end of three weeks the chicks may be allowed access to the whole a ""lllfl'il lli'lllial contended that the Panama canal will eventually be unable to handle all the ocean traffic between feeding situation at the start. A TONIC AND NERVINE the Caribbean and the Pacific. Safeguard for the Future. Golden, Cola When Various Pastures The Panama canal can be Im"Some time ago Are Ready for Animals proved to Increase Its capacity I took Dr. Red clover alone or mixed with from 30.000.0(H) tops of traffic anPierce's Favorite alsike will lie ready to pasture In nually to 45,000,000 to 50,000,000 Prescript ion six to twelve months, will furnish tons or perhaps slightly more, and whenever I would feel the need of pasture for four or five months and it is not expected that so much will carry ten to twelve hogs per tonuage will pass through it for a tonic and nervten or twenty years; but even now acre. ine to build me Sweet clover may be sown alone there are periods such as when up in health and or with rape or other clovers In the fleet passes through when the it alwuys gave As with alfalfa. canal approaches seem crowded. March or April. me entire satisfaction. I am glad to recommend the It requires a sweet soil. Sweet A new canal would, it is asserted, clover will be ready to pasture provide indefinitely for Ihe future, 'Prescription' to women who need a reliable medicine of this kind." Mrs. some the first year about July 1. and would i"?o give an alternative O. L. Hall, 506 E. 9th St. The second season it will be ready route In case of war and the denear the first of April and will struction of now existing means of Druggists. Fluid or tablets. furnish pasture for four to six quick communication between the Medical advice la free to afters of Tr. Ilerce's medicines. Jnst write to Dr. months. About ten to fifteen head oceans. The effect of a Nicaraguan rlerce'a Clinic In Buffalo, N. Y., UKlntr of hogs with some cattle may be canal on the trade and development the symptom blank which la fouad In of the Central American republics. fed on each acre. every package of Dr. Pierce's Family medicines. Knclose loo If you want m an It is also predicted, would be beneSudan grass will furnish trial package of any of Dr. rlerce'a nbundanee of feed in five to seven ficial. Bemedles. The present survey, which has weeks after sown. It may be sown broadcast or with a drill from May been carried out by Maj. Daniel I. Work a National Blessing 15 at the rate of ten to Sultan, has been going forward Money which comes without effort to July nn acre. It will with such precision that the topodoesn't build a good life or a sound twenty pounds for three to four furnish forage graphical work has been completcivilization. Collier's Weekly. months and will carry fifteen to ed and only some drilling remains to be done. Lieut. Gen. Edgar Jad-witwenty head of hogs an acre. chairman of the interoceanlc Sacred Mistletoe canal board, and Sydney B. WilThe Druids held the mistletoe in liamson, senior civilian member of Composition of Wheat Reverence because of Its mysterious the board, will soon Inspect the Similar and Very Rye ijirtn. work. and The chemical composition It is understood that the San of the general characteristics will be selected A Feast of Hope wheat and rye are very similar so Juan valley route All men are guests where hope that to be expected they might doth hold the feast. Gascoigne. give about the same results when "Meanest Man in World" same the in fed stations, however, indicate that rye instead of being Given Term in Prison more valuable than wheat Is in New York. James F. Farrell ft per cent less valu-blabout reality himself called the "meanest This difference in feeding heard man in the word" by Justices Fres-ch- i, A Ik I value of wheat and rye Is thought Mclnerney nnd Fentherston in a measure at least to be due to recently in the Court of Special the fact that rye Is less palatable. He had previously been Sessions. The Minnesota station has re- convicted of attempting to oppress on the been probworking cently money from sick and crippled men lem In an attempt to find out what who Sluggish Intestinal systems lower resell their wares in subway be an unsatto cause factors rye himsistance to colds. Cleanse them with feed when it Is fed as trains bya falsely identifying isfactory as the modern chewing gum special railroad policeof the ration over self part the greater t, laxative. Gentle, safe, a period of several weeks or man. picking forming. More effective because yoq months. Efforts to discover some on"You have no excuse for poor unfortunates," the court chew it, feed combinations that will be ef- declared. "We Impose on you an ficient for dry lot conditions have sentence In the New been partlaliy successful while Indeterminate been York" reformatory, with an exquite satisfactory results have the obtained by feeding rye combined pressed wish that you be given Hundreds of cases limit term. with other grains upon pasture. come before us, but this is the first INSIST OH of its kind to be heard here. You M GENUINS Beef Silage Crop can be classed as the world's meanOats can be used fairly success- est man." James Boyd claimed that Farrell feeding 7ft Chemng Gum fully as a silage crop for Tests In Illinois showed him a state railway police beef steers. LAXATIVE showed nverage daily gains of 2.88 badge and asked for $5 If "you For Adults and Childrtn to sell your postal pounds for steers receiving a ra- want protection No Taste shelled corn, cottonseed cards on the U It. T. subway In of tion But the Mint meal, and alfalfa hay to which was Queens." Detective John P. Werle added oat silage. Similar steers of the Hunters Point squad rereceiving the same ration but with ceived many other complaints from corn silage substituted for the oat the train salesmen, and arranged two of them silage made average dally gains for a meeting between FOR CONSTIPATION Of nnd Farrell. He claimed that the 3.08. This suggests a possible and profitable use for badly lodged arrest of Farrell was made after W. N. U., Salt Lake Ihe prisoner demnnded $15 from City, No. 8 1931. oat crops. pach of the salesmen. DON'T - , Oh l- I'AGE SEVEN NEPIII. UTAH TIMES-NEW- I Buffalo Cat Sets New Mark for Feline Age Buffalo, N. Y. Midge Galney of Is twenty years old and . Coed Killed Trying to proud of It. . offers the claim of Midge being Avoid Another Accident the oldest cat In the United States, bar none. Kxcept for a vague Ontario, Calif. Betty Hill, sevencommon to senilteen, Pomona college coed, was killed Instantly In a traffic crash ity, he has been left unimpaired by An empty purse had been his years. here. Human society officers report placed in the aireet by some boys and the motorist driving in front thnt a cat under exceptional circumstances may live to be fourteen of Miss Hill's auto stopped suddenThe In order to avoid or fifteen. ly to pick it up. encyclopedia Into him Miss Hill Brltannlca stntes that there are crashing swerved her enr directly Into the authentic Instances on record of path of another auto coming from cats reaching the age of twenty. the opposite direction. Her light To the latter august group Mldge roadster rolled over several times. makes his entry. Buffalo mindedness range. It Is usually necessary to provide a sloping runway In front of the exit door so that the chicks can easily leave or enter the house. Sod or dirt piled in front of the chick door is very satisfactory. poultry keeper DOCTOR'S Prescription gives Bowels Real Help Train your bowels to be regular; to move at the same time every day; to be so thorough that tbey get rid of all the waste, Syrop Pepsin a doctor's prescription-- will help you do this. When yoa take this compound of laxative herbs, pure pepsin and other valuable Ingredients, yon are helping the bowels to help themselves. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is the sensible thing to take whenever yoa are headachy, bilious, half-sic- k from constipation. When yoa have no appetite, and a bad taste or bad breath shows you're full of poisonous matter or sour bile. Dr. Caldwell studied bowel troubles for 47 years. Ills prescription always works quickly, thoroughly; can never do you any barm. It just cleans yoa out and sweetens the whole digestive tract. It gives those overworked bowels the help they need. Take some Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin today, and see how fine yoa feel tomorrow and for days to come. Give It to the kiddies when they're sickly or feverish; they'll like the taste I Tour druggist has big bottles of It, all ready for use. -- Da.W. B. Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN A Doctor's Family Laxative Suggestion on Unemployment little woman of sixty appeared at the New York city hall the other day, demanding to tell the mayor that she thought It perfectly outrageous that so many men were standing big, around on street corners selling apples "when they ought to be out looking for strong men's Jobs." Collier's Weekly. A neat and vigorous able-bodie- d In plagiarism, don't go any further than the hunch. It's a shame to steal the words, too. Salt Lake City Directory NICHOLS CRISMON ASS AYE RS AND CHEMISTS 8. West Office and Laboratory 229-23- 1 Temple St.. Salt Lake City, Utah. V. O. and price Box 1686. Mailing envelope furnlahed on requeat. Cullen Hotel J. R. ia ng, Manager Meet Your Old Friend at the Cullen Farm Poultry Keeper Has Many Advantages The farm - has every advantage over ihe commercial egg farmer because he gets his feed at the lowest prices by raising It himself. He can care for his hens at the lowest cost for time. On many farms the labor of caring for flocks of from 150 to W0 hens need not be counted at all as feeding them Is incidental to the regular feeding thnt must be done on every farm. Farm flocks caD feed themselves from hoppers that are filled once a week or once lu two weeks with mash. Throwing in grain for the hens Is a matter of minutes. The advent of the hatchery was the beginning of a new era In farm poultry keeping, because It gave farmers an opportunity to buy, at a low rate, enough chicks to stock their farms to capacity. During the first years of the hatchery business buying bnby chicks was uncertain, but since hatcherymen have organized and insisted on of the liens from which they get eggs. 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VTAH-- I lAHO SCHOOL HI PPL Y CO. - Suit Lake City. 155 8o. State Street k Better Egg Production During Winter Months To get the best or even good egg the winter during production mouths, one should provide a green or a feed Test work substitute. at Ohio has proved that really green, leafy alfalfa and red clover are rather efficient subBut even then a green stitutes. feed of some sort Is helpful nnd Of those that can gives variety. be grown during the summer, sugar are the beets or mangel-wurzel- s best. A considerable supply can be grown In a small space In the garden oc field. They need rich soil, should be planted by June 1 and kept clean during the growing season. high-grad- r--i 7 ai i a i s: e How Many Cockerels? One the problems for the flock owner who produces eggs for Is that of providing the hatching of proper number of pullets or hens per male bird. Opinions and experience show a variation of from 8 to 25 females per male. 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