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Show tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm BEAVER UTAH) PRESS, i APRIL FRIDAY, 16, 1948 Proper Irrigation Pays Pioper application of irrigation vati can do more than anything '1stto increase crop yields and farm income, conserve water, prevent erosion, and check the loss of valuable plant food minerals, ac- cucling to Alma V. Decker, representative of the Soil Conservation Seivie,; who is working with co- operator of the Heaver sou conservation District. "Then; is only one l ight way to irrigate, and that is to pui water into the soil to the depth of plant nmls and no deeper," Decker said. He added that farmers can do an HTirient jo of irrigating if they 'MX i - Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries Fne PHOXK 218 TOILET TISSUE. 3 rolls 27t IKlivery Wed. & Sat. Chase & Sanborn PEAS 39t lb COFFEE No. 2 cans PAPER TOWELS 19 1508 2 Ladies' APRONS Ladies' APRONS PLVSTIC AMI l'KRCALE I'RIXTEn PKKCALKS Special each Each 39i NEW PRINTS 25t for I) will follow 59C 2.9S and 3.45 G0-65-6- 9-75C SLIPS 2.25 to 2.95 WHITE PANTIES 98(i Rayon You run judge a person's as you ran an automobile driver !v the number of times lie mows ENROLLMENT AT U. OF U. SETS RECORD his own horn. Registration records THE Americas Before at. the irrigation farmer the water is it is soaking throughout the length of the run, and how much is running off the lower end of the field as waste. 'In an ideal irrigation system," Decker stated, "there should be no waste water running off the lower end of the field. Water running off the field into the roadways, ditches, or onto fields where it doesn't belong is not only a waste of water, but is actually money out of the farmer's pocket in more ways than one." The first thing needed for good irrigation is proper leveling of the land, because water cannot be con trolled properly on land that is too steep or uneven. With a prop erly leveled field there is no excuse for water running off the field, except poor management. However, even with good leveling, it is stiH possible to waste water or do an efficient job of irrigation by putting on more water than crops can use. If too much water' is put on, it does not stay in the root zone for use by the crop, but goes down deeper and is wasted. Plants will not send the First, slum Id know where iroing, how deeply HOUSE DRESSES . few basic rules. a Uni versity of Utah were broken last week when the total enrollment for the year ro.se to 10,050 during the- spring registration. The previous record, established last year, was 10,026. Coeds get the breaks from the new total, as they find themselves outnumbered by the men three to one. This is even better than tin old pre-wratio of two men to each girl. During the war and up through fall quarter last year, the women outnumbered men. After that, however, the ratio started to cnange as more veterans came back to school. Women this quarter are especi ally outnumbered in three pro fessional schools. Only one gir is enrolled with nearly 900 engi neers. Only four of the 275 stu dents In law school are coeds, and only five of the 129 in medical school. There are no women among the 142 students in the mineral industries school. their roots any deeper because of extra water, as all plants have definite rooting habits in different kinds of soils which is the real factor in determining root, depth. "Resides wasting water, usually cuts crop yields and washes plant food, such as nitrates, out of the soil," Decker pointed out. "Many farmers put on expensive fertilizer and then wash it away with their irrigation over-irrigati- Si-li- m nn Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shiozaki are the parents of a baby girl, born Saturday at the LDS hospital in Salt Lake City. This is the first child for couple. Mr. Shoizaki is employed by the Soil Conservation Service and is stationed here. baby boy was born Wednes to Mr. and Mrs. C. Victor mith. The mother is the former water. form"Much of the soil fertility is Gladys Griffiths Schopman, father the and er recorder, county being lost in East Millard County now by putting Irrigation water on is B aver county abstractor. Mrs. land which cannot hold any more Smith and infant are being cared water," the soil conservationist for at the Iron county hospital. said. "A shovel or soil auger should be used to find out how IXTERMOl XTA1X JUNIOR FAT far down the plants have used up STOCK SHOW SET JUNE 2. 8, 4 available moisture, and then only Premium books, listing $3500 in enough water should be put on to wet the ground to this depth awards and added merchandise and no deeper. Putting more water presents for the Twelfth Annual down to where there is already Intermountain Junior Fat Stock plenty of moisture just doesn't Show, have just been made availmake sense; that's why it's so im able, Clem S. Schramm, secretary portant to know where the mois- of the Show Association has an ture level is before you start to nounced. The Show will be held at North Salt Lake on June 2, 3, irrigate," he said. "Having control of your irriga- and 4. Plans for the "World's Greatest tion water at all times is also very necessary to do a good job Junior Stock Show" are rapidly The list of of Irrigating," Decker explained. nearing completion. "Just as valves and other control judges has been completed. devices are needed in a plumbing system In a house or in a city SPRING PORTER WALTON CARPENTER SEEDS A April 9 April 10 11 12 13 14 15 April April April April April o NORTHROP KING Seed 61 38 48 62 68 75 35 29 20 23 35 33 Boxes Also All Kinds of BULK GARDEN SEFTk and ALFALFA SEED FOR IMPLEMENTS WE -L- AWN MOWERS GARDEN HOES HAVE RAKES GARDEN FORKS HOSE SHOVELS DOUBLE AND SINGLE TREES CHAINS Log, Stake and Stay NAILS STAPLES -H- ORSESHOES hfx r -C- LEVICES COLLAR PADS RIDING SADDLES THIS WEEK Max. Min. Prec. 27 64 .00 WEATHER HERE WE HAVE day water system, so are headgates, turnouts, drops, or other structures needed in an irrigation system if it is to work at the highest efficiency," he emphasized. "This kind of work doesn't cost the farmer, It actually pays him to do It," Decker declared. "In fact, the farmer who intends to stay in the business of farming, through poor times as well as good cannot afford to go on using inefficient methods of irrigation,' the conservationist concluded. THE IS SADDLE PADS GALVANIZED TUBS -- DISH PANS --WASH PANS .03 .40 .00 .00 .00 .00 ELECTRIC RANGE ELECTRIC WATER HEATER ;!VT ar TELLl RIDE POWER REVEALS () ENLARGEMENT IN AREA ROGRAM FOR 10-1- S:2.-,0(- ZION G.VRDEX SPOT TO BE UEAUTIFIEI) BE AVER GO-O- P M9 lent The beautification of the little fcir a its recent meeting the Board town of Springdale adjacent to the FOR SALE $0 tons of good qual wmxxmam of Directors of Telluride Power west entrance of Zion National ity ALFALFA HAY. Enquire of in Is now Located underway. Company authorized the expendi- Park A16 SPECIAL $10 COYOTE BOUNTY PRESS LONG A LEADER ERICKSON. IJV li:VKY FAItNSWOKTII ture of '$325,000 in 1948 for sys- a picturesque valley and enjoying PERSHING fount PAID OX PUPS ONLY a area the IN COMMUNICATIONS climate, tem betterments and enlargements (Aria 75 STRAIGHT RUN belli iccording to Paul P. Ashworth, will be converted into a veritible Berry's Super De Luxe Austria As an incentive toward increas The press of the United iu HIGHLY ILLUSTRATED ;en ral manager. This is a contin Garden of Eden through the co White CHICKS. Ready April 20. ed activity in the taking of preda- - has always been a leader in uation of the program begun at operation of the Mormon Church Write Box 415, Milford or call iors, the predatory animal control Al'TIIEXTIO PROOF faster communications. " Coling fathe Utah State to war Agricultural the end of the provide 166-A16 board, working with the state de was so 100 years ago, as it ilities to take care of the rapid lege and Charles Smith, superin IOU THE HOOK OF partment of agriculture, have of day. On April 10, 1847, the NEEDED! Zion MEN tendent Park. of the National TRAINED served. in area load the growth of fered a bonus on the bounty being more Sun was publishing net; If you're trained in any of more MORMON The expenditures for this purpose paid on coyote pups. For the the surrender of Vera Cruz tech or mechanical than a score of in 1947 amounted to $358,000. UTAH UNDERGROUND WAR nical skills, there's a good place months of April, May, and June forces only 12 days after thee; wer$ The largest item in the 194S Mrs. James Riley has just re for you in the U. S. Army or U. S. the Board will pay on coyote pups Although this seems slow t PLANT SITES INVESTIGATED turned from a trip to California, budget is the construction of a 44, Air Force. Your pay is based upon only a bounty of $10 per animal it was so much faster than prgjii no to from line trunk volt Nephi United States military officials the degree of skill you possess. For The pups offered for bounty must Government's where she has been for the past dispatch servicf oornn; re have been born. The regular to connect line with Gunnison the have LET I S ORDER VOI R BOOKS home at the 2 months carefully inspected possible instance, a visiting officials called atari Administration of her daughter, .Mrs. Leora John- just completed from Gunnison to underground war plant sites in ceives the civilian equivalent of bounty of $6 will be paid on ma an to find out :5. I- AI THOHFZED AGENTS Advancement month. Investigation in $298.93 per are the ture animals. son and family. Also the past two Richfield. Other items east central Utah. The inspection the obtained em the as attain is newspaper Aarjn you greater rapid weeks in Roscoe, Calif., with Mr. stallation of automatic oil circuit is preparatory to blasting tests. if you are selected for reached the news and before had ciency, enat set for late this year to determine overseas Nephi and Delta, WE SELL AT Riley, who has employment there breakers duty, your pay automatic In 1789 the Department of the dent. They learned that a his son. John Riley in largement and extension of distri feasibility of underground war ally jumps 20assisting was r Aartn Any young man Army filed a contract SALT LAKE CITY PRICES ac in to all svstem cities with a prl pony express service bution plant construction. carpenter work. John brought his should investigate the opportuni vate concern "beat." news sible warfl for the for the manufacture Colonel Joseph S. Gorlinski, ties offered by an enlistment in the mother to Heaver, and after a ommodate the multitude of elec mas of muskets. 10,000 water and trie See Force. U.S. office Air heaters, U.S. Army and ranges, short visit here with his wife and army engineer head, district -Try a Press Want m THE BEAVER PRESS two children will return to Cal )ther appliances being placed in Sacramento, Calif., supervised the your local Recruiting Officer today the homos, and improvements to inspection of Utah sites. Definite ifornia. Teaii dams and pipe lines at the Com explosion tests are planned for FOR SALE I sack the? P BwmimuiiiMiiimmiiiiiiiii ALFALFA SEED. Inquire J. T UNIVERSITY DEAN mi, j,,,,,,,,,,,, In areas of Dale plants. pany's the vicinity Castle A16 ON Girl i TANNER. SPEAKING TOUR "Insofar as it is humanly pos in central Utah and the Dugway isible the Company intends to pro-- j Proving Grounds, western Utah. TItWK.Ii OPPORTUNITY ui. Henry Eynng. dean f tho 0 GET YOUR villi? adequate, dependable power We will select several young men University" of Utah graduate school from this area for training ana la- is on a to its present and future users midwestern speaking tour. was the warmest ter world-wid- e Thursday for opportunity Mr. Ashworth added. He will address nine day of tl year, which was a travel. Top pay while learning, chapters HELP YOUR COUNTRY,.. 'Beaim lovely spring (lay, roitipared to plus, all expenses. Investigate TO- i me American Chemical society DAY at vour local IT. S. Armv and vu llio BUDieci. "Ann cm nn If the average farm wife worked the winter storm Reaver awakHELP YOURSELF! u ....uliuu Force Recruiting Station. vioaern Reaction Rate but 4 0 hours a week, as do many ened to S inula. v. The stonn was U.S. Air Theorv to AT There is (till a very real ad Mor it u heavy, wet snow, which was systems." 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