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Show I JAKCABY 26, 193; I THE and Home News Farm - - w CADMC r- . Lg ifTAH COUN WTH EXTENSION AGENTS W00D AS FUEL fuel Is being vear than It has " mo"1 " time," says Professor of rmnn, extension forester of wood for d Ui , -" College, families Utah of cumber urge thl3 ... state Agntuniu" P1- ratlins to ngurt "" over forest officials at Ogden, been have wood cords of dry forest land In from national supplied In are being families ten cords of average an fflth means that 25,000 this family in dailies are beining supplied 1 A rnrtof hwause to many to take able been have Imptoyment hl i""i 1, manner. I " kno Kaon o yv wVin of this means of providing fuel for the home, and who also have ten unable to pay tot migh. other fuel. The privilege of obtaining wood for fuel on certain areas has been given free for individual use by the Forest Service; but according to the officers in charge, there are many areas where there is no dry wood left within a reasonable reach of a road. This indicates that heavy use Is depleting the supply in areas that can be readily reached. If wood is good fuel, and it is economy to drive from ten to sixty miles for a load of wood, the question is asked by Mr. Dunn, "why might it not be good economy to plant a small area of the farm to a woodlot and grow wood for fuel and other uses right at home?" Most every Utah farm has ground available that would grow a crop of trees, that in five to ten years would be supplying the farm home. Whitehouse Linen Finish Transparent Wrapped Stationery 24 Envelopes and Paper To Match 25c. LHI FREE There are 50,t-:-o furet tree stJ- lie grcwing in the forestry depart ment nursery at the coige in Logan that will be available far planting on "tah farms next spring. These young trees are of is varieties and include Siberian elm, Russian olive, ash, black and honey locust, golden willow, and black walnut, which are all Potential wood trees. Information regarding the planting of trees may be uuiained through the extension ser-- vice. HOME ECONOMIST GIVES ADVICE ON TREATMENT OF LINOLEUM SURFACE By scrubbing linoleum with water and soap the life of the material is shortened, according to Effie S. Barrows, home economist of the Utah extension service. The water work through the pores to the fabric back and causes It to mat. The Dattern of the inlaid linoleum then begins to spread until a fine line appears between parts of the design. This gradually expands, until part of the design becomes elevated and can easily be picked out. If linoleum is waxed following a scrubbing and drying process, the sur face may be cleaned by merely wiping it. Or by the use of the following formula for cleaning, the linoleum surface will appear as though it were constantly kept up with wax: 1 cup soap chips (less if powders are used.) 1 cup gasoline. 1 quart hot water. 1 quart hot milk. Dissolve soap chips in hot water, aaa not milk then gasoline. When mixed, divide the quantity using part for washing and the second nnrtlnn for rinsing. Do not rinse with water, Mrs. Barrows warns. Leave the lino leum smooth and glossy as if it were waxed. This may be used to advan tage for cleaning any painted surface. Still another method Is found to be Shave an ordinary satisfactory: candle in hot water, wring cloths out in the solution for cleaning the floor; mis process leaves a smooth, waxy surface on the linoleum. FREE PRESS LEHI nofflllllter T1 Always Done by Wf S. IL UTF PLUMBING and HEATING PHONE 23 STATE STREET LEHI, UTAH Always the Best Phone BALL Let a go to the DansArt, Friday, and get a picture of Fairyland, for the grand old ballroom has felt the touch of the Wand and now looks like a glittering garden of fairyland. The Wand held in the hand of an artist proved to be a paint brush. Picture on the south wall of the artificial garden is an old castle and garden and on the north wall Is a picture of a fairy garden, painted by the same artist, Harold Woolston, art student at the Brigham Young University. The fairy garden on the norm is a picture of flowers, butterflies and fairies with a realistic rock garden In the left hand corner of the hall, a "holly-hock- " garden in the right hand corner which will be the seat of the orchestra and throne of glittering white decorates the center of the north end of the garden. The east and west walls will be decorated as garden scenes, with beautiful cobwebs as the window for the picture. The sky will also form a huge cobweb with the vacant spots bedecked with smaller ones. The picture will be completed at a quarter of ten o'clock p. m. Friday Miss nisrVit when the Fairy Queen, Leola Goates, will enter with her attendants and flower girls, through the arched pathway at the south of the hall. The picture of the entrance of the queen promises to be one of inspiring beauty; she will be dressed in PRINTING 8-- w Prices Always Right THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1933 iim or the purest white, a. crown of brilliance on her head and a rose gurdie of ehaded ribbon around her waist. The little flower girls, June Eiekson and Velda Wardle. will follow dressed in Rose Organy. The Queen's Attendance will also add beauty to the picture with their pastell shade of dress. The attendants are Miss Delila Fox, who will be dressed In Green Silk Organdy, Miss Wllmirth Russon, who will be dressed in Peach Organdy; Miss Maxine Austin, who will dress In Tellow Sim organdy; Miss Ora Jones, who will dress In Orchid Organdy, and Miss Margaret Smith of Cedar Valley, who will dress In blue. Allan Chlpman will be the Page and buglar, while Douglas Phillips has the honor of being the Queen's escort. Following the entrance of the Queen about forty couples will dance the Gold and Green Dance. A new feature will be the accept ance of activity membership cards as part payment on the admission fee. Cards of membership of other stakes will be recognied as well as the Lehi Stake. The membership card will save ten cents for the single gent, and five cents for the ladles, making the admission with membership cards 35 cents for a couple, 25 cents for a single man and 10 cents for the ladies FAIRYLAND TO REIGN AT LEHI GOLD AND GREEN PRESS AMERICAN LEGION NOTES of Utah, Wasatch counties. composed Carton and The American Legion held their regular meeting Wednesday ulght la the Memorial Building. Legion members and men were present. George Ballff, past state commander was the speaker for the evening. Following the meeting flags were retired and coffee and pie was served by the tc Auxiliary. LEHI TO HAVE NEXT LEGION DEPARTMENT CONVENTION O Auto Salesman (desperately): But, madam, if you take this car we will The next American Legion depart put your initials on it free ment convention for District No. 4 Mrs. Saver: But my husband aaya will be held In Lehi sometime In Nov its not the Initial coat that count, ember or December. District No. 4 Is but the upkeep. THE AMERICAN LEGION DEPARTMENT OF UTAH to turn any of It back to the V. 8. Treasurer and they are getting from $4,200 per year up to aa high aa $21,500 LEHI POST NUMBER 19 per year, oh no they want to hit the little fellow who saved their hid la Special Legislative Bulletin 1? and 18 and kept them eating sour Cuts proposed for your disabled. kraut, 500 pension a year or a disabled funds for your state set forth of $100 a year and some up the attack of the national economy to $1,200 a year la to much for a comleague and the Chamber of Commerce mon soldier. of the United States, If successful. Thla la your fight exservlce men, would have a direct bearing on the you know your record of serlvce, you welfare of veterans and dependants In know the government Isn't giving you our state and local finances aa well. something for nothing, ao explain the A part of the veterans appropri- facta and truths to your friends and ation, 1933, and the cuts proposed by neighbors. AFTON JT. PETERSON, Let us repair or sell you your next the chamber and the league on it, are Post Commander, iron cord. Prices the lowest possible. as follows: Radio and Electric Shop, State St. 1933 National Proposed Cuts of POWERS SHOE QUINT BEAT "Y" RESERVES on Chamber of Commerce Economy Laag. Appropriation Pension (Spanish war) $118,396,000 112,843,165 $109,000,000 Disability Compensation World War 204,443.000 75.000,000 125.000,000 104,287,000 104,277,554 Disability Allowance 104.277,554 Retired Emergency Officers World War 11,046,000 6,798,324 7,000,000 Hospital Construction All Wars "12.877.000 5,000,000 12,877.000 Insurance 117,000.000 40,000,000 25,000,000 Administration 8O,OOO;00O 115,000,000 30,000,0,00 Hospitalization Included in administration all wars 40,000,000 29,000,000 The Powers' Shoe basketball team, A. U. champions have again reorganized and are preparing for the 1938 joust which has been scheduled for March S to 11 at theDeeeret Gyrfl. The Powers team is stronger than ever and is out to regain Its crown which it dropped by not competing last year. The shoemen defeated the B. Y. V. Such cuts would wreck the lives of Junior varsity Saturday, 45 to 19 to indicate their power. Ferd Evans with thousands of disabled, they would Increase your state and local property 18 points starred. Every man on the tax (to relieve federal Income taxes, Lehi squad scored at least once, because our state and community would be forced to care for your disTHE SKY abled, whom (he federal government, Above the snow peaked rockiei would abandon under the chamber-leagu- e The sky is grand to vien, plan. Especially just at sunset, These proposed cuts would repeal When it takes a golden blue the disability allowance, do away with presumption in service connection and I could watch the sky for hours put an end to hospitalization, where But I must onward trod service connection Is lacking, direct fires million like is a It they would stop all hospital construcIt's a master piece of God. tion, and close up existing veterans o hospitals they would throw disabled "or next sell Let us repair you your iron cord. Prices the lowest possible. men who protected their property In 1917 and 1918, bacV upon our own Radio and Electric Shop, State St. communities, for aid and Three type teams from Lehi will go In order that you may visualize to Provo on Thursday of next week Provo ana what these cuts would do to the disin a dual meet between The classes are preparing for abled of our own state, we are hereLehi. Mr. Croft with setting forth a veterans adminis the annual type contest. school has some tration breakdown of the payments the high reports that this students year. made on account of your veterans duroutstanding type The best Lehi has ever had. This ing the fiscal year ending June SO, 1932. speaks well for the students and their The chamber league attacks are a Lehi should insure instructor and the" newspapers and magazines filling contest. annual in the good showing of the land, they will Tie placed beLEHI comthe fore joint congressional "What kind of a car has Jimpson of senate mittee house if and the ? now to consider questions representatives flatfeel he'd tremendously "Well, of economy in the veterans adminis tered if you called it second hand," tration, remember that the chamber Exchange. league plan is a plan to compel state LEHI to care for The kind of mother who used to ssy and local communities war If disabled not why veterans, her twelve-year-odaughter was six, don't their turn back they big pension now so she woud travel on half fare, to the government. can drive the says she's sixteen so she Payments On Account of Veterans In car. Utah Number car the borrowed So you Father: of Men Amount last night to take the boys for a spin, Disability Compensation 1,225 $666,440 th? 741 141,943 . Disability Allowance Son: Er well 329 124,907 Death one of all Compensation It's Father: right only under the Emergency Officers Retire them left his powder-pu-ff 8 13.207 ment Pay seat. Naval and Military LEHI 5S9 Insurance 481,301 Does your First Business Man: wife have enough mechanical ability Adjusted Service and De5,700 pendent Pay to drive a car? Service Certificates No. she Adjusted Second Business Man: Matured by Death 82,354 merely furnishes the executive abiity 1931 A. ld PenKlons 1,330 What kind or a car have Veterans in hospital from State Administration Facilities Hospital Gosh, of a large family: Father Friend: you? how should I know? drive It. I never get to LEHI Closing ode, to be sung to funeral music: Oh, what a sap was Peter Tapp He went on a tour without a map. Let us repair or sell you your next Iron cord. Prices the lowest possible. Radio and Electric Shop, State St. Beside the filling station now The village smithy stands, And many dollars rail into His large and sinewy hands. LEHI Instructor (to girl learning to drive): Now, when you want to stop you must put on the brake. the Girl: Oh! Why I thought brake came with the car. and Service TfllRTEEN IS OUR LUCKY NUMBER America was discovered on the eve of the l$th of October, 1492. The original republic consisted of 12 colo- - , ? nles. The United States coat of arms has:, 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 stars. letters In motto. laurel leaves. berries. pales., feather in right wing. feathers in tail. clouds. arrows. 13 (39 lettera in title 3 times 13). The first official flag had IS stripes and 13 stars. Our national motto, "E Plurlbus Unum," has IS letters. There were 13 ships In the first American navy. Perry's victory on Lake Erie was won on the 13th of the month. The Stars and Stripes were raised over Fort Sumpter on the 13th of the month. On the 13th of June, 1778, France aided the American colonists. On the 13th of October 1792, the cornerstone of the White House waa laid. The first word over the Atlantlo cable was sent on the 13th of tne month, General Pershing was born on Friday, the 13th of September, 1860, and reached France on the 13th of June, 13 13 1917. TRY THE ADVERTISED LINE Few, if any persons, still maintain that advertised lines are not the best. The producers of advertised goods are willing to compare values with anyone and offer by their advertising to meet the field In commercial struggle. Purchase advertised goods and you will be, the gainer. DEPRESSION OLD IDEA There have been periodic depress slona since the 15th century it seems, which It was urged that ma637,947 during chinery was putting too many men out of work. These depressions have been 148,019 left behind us and many eras of proshave been enjoyed. So why perity 459,239 consider this one an ''impossible" one! Total Disbursements ..... $2,661,057 About 75 percent of this will be cut from the States Federal appropriation Is for your veterans money which brought into your state shut off entirely. Give this your attention, study it over, talk it over with your friends and neighbors. The veteran who Is still ablebodied doesn't care What they try to take away from him, but he does hate to see something that his disabled buddle is entitled too, taken away from a lot who need It and thrown into a few selfish polltlcans, such as some that are heading the national economy league, who are drawing pensions from the government and does not come under any of these bills, or have even proposed Daughter: Mother, do you want me to put the parrot on the back porch? Tour Mother:" Positively no! father is repairing the car In the back yard. LKHI Officer: Hey! you're going'? Mr. Meeker: Be This Is the first my wife along to Where d'yuh think easy on me, officer time I haven't had tell me. LEHI Cop (to sweet Young Thing turning traffic stream) right against one-wa- y Hey, you can't do that S. T. T.: Why? Cop: Well, a right turn Is wrong the left turn Is right. If you wanna, turn right turn left and then th, go ahead. ; |
