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Show FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1940. THE SEtmNEL, MIDVALE, UTAH Page Four THE SENTINEL PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Emered as Second Class Matter at the Postoffice at Midvale, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. HOWARD C . BARROWS - ll·-..·-- m-=---··--·----·--- 11 PHILOSOPHY ? il lI R E N R 0 C !~ i : i By Mrs. Dorothy Shomaker i Ed 1't or and p u bl'1sh er !11·-·-· -.-... ; ....- ....- ..............- ...... ..--........,_- ................... ..,..._.... ~~siAimlsomr"roN -- Woo 'em fast And marry 'em quick. <Repent in leisure.) SUBSCRIPTION RATE: -o"Everlasting life on earth in One Year (in advance) __ --------------- ____ ---·-----·-----------·---·-------'-----·------·--------$1.50 Advertising Rates Given on Request. contentment and complete happiness!" A DIS-UNITED STATES OF AMERICA? too,ooo Ov~::R )lEW PRODUCTS HA'II:: APPE;A~O ON THE AMERI CAli MARKET $/liCE -o- 1900. RICHES Information which will enable every person to realize in fullness the greatest desire and fondest hopes of humankind. We hear a lot these days about "state trade barriers." Most of us don't bother much about them, though, because we have the feeling that state tariffs -oand use taxes and the rest don't bear down upon us SALVATION very directly or very heavily. Disclosing God's provision for Take the following case as an example of what man's protection from disaster and might happen if this new type of state tax were car- salvation to life everlasting in complete happiness. ried to a logical-or rather, illogical-extreme: -oA resident of New York state buys two cartons of Christ Jesus is made the Author of eternal salvation to all cigarettes in New Jersey. He starts to drive through who obey Him.-Hebrews 5:9. New York City on his way to his home, which is well -oadmits it out loud, girl nice No outside the city limits. He is stopped by an inspector but it is nevertheless true that and brought into court charged with possessing there comes a time in every girl's paid. been cigarettes on which the city tax has not life when she is seized with an But, he explains, he isn't planning to smoke the urge to get married. -ocigarettes in the city. He only comes there once a Girls, take a tip for leap year: week, anyway, and besides that, one carton out of the If you want to be a bride, don't build a wall of defense about two was for his wife. yourself and then dare some man Doesn't matter, the inspector maintains: the de- to climb over it. fendant might end up by smoking some of the cigar- If he ever detects that huntress gleam in your eyes, he will bolt ettes in New York City. Even if he doesn't, there for the nearest exit. -oshould be state tax stamps on them. If there is any bow-and-arrow On that basis, the man is held for trial. work to be done, the male of the Fanciful, you say: these taxes will never be car- species wants to do it himself. -oried to that extreme. WelL. as a m,atter of fact, the Next to a banana peeling, the above story is a description of an actual case recently slipperiest thing on earth is an brought to court in New York City. And it points a eligible man. But to use the Mae warning finger to what may happen to the average West vernacular, "He can be had" by the girl who will take the citizen if the tendency of states to erect tax barriers trouble to use her head. -oagainst each other continues unabated. may be onl~ skin deep Incidents like the above seem trivial in them- butBeauty surface view that gets the it is mind the selves. They shouldn't be dismissed from the first glance, and the girl who as lightly as that, however. For they are storm sign- craves a "Mrs." on her calling cards should never forget to reals, warning us of the coming of a time in the not-so- member that cleanliness is as close distant future when the states of this country, through to loveliness as it is to Godliness. -ofoolishly erecting high tax barriers against the free Good luck, girls! flow of commerce, may change the proper name of this country fr?m"the "U. S. A." to the "Dis-united 1 Poultry Expert Gives Chick Breeding Tips States of Amenca . To State Poultrymen JEFFERSON ON THIRD TERMS As the New Deal machine moves along in its en~ineering of a third term nomination for President Roosevelt, the background of the two-term precedent established by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson is not to be forgotten. Jefferson is the father of the Democratic party. In 1808 history recites that he could easily have been reelected for a third term. But his words in declining might well be studied today and contrasted with the ambitions of President Roosevelt. Jefferson said: "I learn, with the liveliest sentiments of gratitude and respect your approbation of my conduct in the various charges which my country has been pleased to confide to me at different times; and especially that the administration of our public affairs, since my accession to the chief magistry, has been so far satisfactory that my continuance in that office, after its present term, would be acceptable to you. "But that I should lay down my charge at a proper period is as much a duty as to have borne it faithfully. "If some termination to the services of the chief magistrate be not fixed by the Constitution, or supplied by practice, his office, nominally for years, will in fact become for life, and history shows how easily that degenerates into an inheritance. "Believing that a representative government responsible at short periods of election is t:Q.at which produces the greatest sum of happiness to mankind, I feel it a duty to do no act which shall essentially imP air that principle, and I should unwillingly be the person who, disregarding the sound precedent set by an illustrious predecessor, should furnish the first example of prolongation beyond the secon)l term of office." Records kept on egg production, mortality, feed consumption, etc. by Utah poultry raisers during the past nine or ten years give us positive evidence of just how important are the problems of breeding, feeding and rearing of chicks, according to Professor Byron Alder, of the Utah State Agricultural college poultry department. High egg producing pullets or well developed market birds are the result of the correct combination of three important factors. First, breeding and incubation; second, conditions under which the birds are brooded and reared; and third, management or housing and feeding during the laying period. Low egg production in the flock is the result when any one of these important factors is faulty in any way. Where possible the poultry man should select the best hens of his own flock, mate them with good pedigreed male birds, and get the chicks through the local hatchery from birds of his own choice from the eggs sent to the hatchery. The brooder should be made up of two parts, the house and the heating unit. At least one-half square foot o.f floor space for each chick should be provided to reduce over crowding. Where soil conditions are kept sanitary, the flock may improve by giving them freedom. This practice of supplying outside runs decreases heavy =------------. Midvale Garage ARNOLD TROESTER, Prop. TIRES and TUBES ACCESSORIES -Phone l.\Udvale 48 - FOOD TheWay You Like It For Best Results this Season Start Your Pullets on Draper Qualify Laying Mash AND SEND YOUR EGGS TO DRAPER EGG PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION 'W. E. Caia fl Soas 4004 So. 5th East Phone: Mur. 535-W FISHER'S, SCHLITZ and BECKER'S BEST BEER ON DRAUGHT JACKS Deluxe LUNCH defeating Midvale by a score of 23-20. This victory gave West Jordan the third place.-Carlos Jensen. WEST JORDAN School Noles fi'HOOE JflAND, SMAlLI!n" STA'te IIi THE UNIOH, BIGGEST HAMI:.- ~AS THE 1/FFKIALL'I_ IT'S "THE STATE OF .RHOI)E IS,AND AND PR()li/DEHCE Pt.J4NTATIONS. • A PAl~ 01' WOME.H'S STOCKINGS C:OtiTAINS AlMOST· 4 MILES OF SILl( l'HPCAQ. losses from cannibalism. When the chicks are placed in the brooder, the temperature should be from 95 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and should be held near this point during the first week. By the end of the second week, the temperature should be gradually reduced to about 80 to 85 degrees. Sudden changes and overheating is often very disasterous to small chicks. Artificial heat should be continued in the brooder for four to ten weeks, depending on the time of year and weather conditions. Utah Sinfonietta Orchestra Entertains at West Jordan The Utah Sinfonietta orchestra, under the direction of Prof. Reginald Beales, gave a concert at West Jordan school, Tuesday, February 27. Mr. Eperson, Jordan district music supervisor, sponsored the appearance of the group. All the students enjoyed the concert very much.-Phyllis Stanton. -<>.. Eighth Grade to Hold Party The eighth grades will hold their annual class party on Friday, March 8. Eight II is sponsoring the party and inviting the Eight I class. They will have refreshments, go skating and then go to a sho~-Wilma • Branch of BANK MIDVALE Sandy City Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation \~§§~~~~~~~~~~ Band Plays at South Jordan The West Jordan band played several numbers last Thursday night when South Jordan was celebrating the completion of their water system and other projects. Mr. Dickson, former teacher at West Jordan, and his orchestra played for the dance that followed the program.-Clyde Gailey. -oW est Jordan Places Third in Tournament West Jordan defeated Riverton 22-23 in their first tournament game. In the second game West Jordan was defeated 21-20 in their When the chicks are ten to four- game with Draper. West Jordan teen days old they should be let was victorious in the third one, cut of the brooder whenever the weather is favorable, but should F 0 R ••• be confined to limited outside runs. Later on they may be allowed to run out into a range, such as an orchard, with plenty of growing feed. 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